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SLATER'S 

EOYAL 

NATIONAL     AND     COMMERCIAL 

DmECTORY   AND   TOPOGRAPHY 

OP  THE  COUNTIES   OP 

BEDFORDSHIRE,  BUCKINGHAMSHIRE,  CAMBRIDGESHIRE,  HUNTINGDONSHIRE, 
NORFOLK,   OXFORDSHIRE,   AND   SUFFOLK. 

COMPRISING 

CLASSIFIED     LISTS     OF     THE     MERCHANTS,      BANKERS,     PROFESSIONAL 
GENTLEMEN,  MANUFACTURERS  AND  TRADERS, 

IN   THE   ABOVE    COONTIES,    ALSO    OP    '  » 


TOGETHER   WITH 

OF  THE  LARGER  AND  MORE  POPULOUS  TOWNS; 
"With    Historical    Sketches    of  each    Connfy,    Town    and    Villag^e. 

AN  ACCOUNT  OF  EVERY  CONVEYANCE 

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THE       POSTAL       REGULATIONS       OF      EACH      PLACE, 

AND   A    VARIETY    OF    MISCELLANEOUS    INFORMATION. 

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ADDRESS. 


The  portion  of  England  comprehended  in  the  present  volume — if  not 
eminent  in  subjects  for  peculiar  notice,  or  replete  with  objects  of  absorbing 
interest,  possesses,  still,  a  '  self-contained  importance,'  which,  on  a  closer  view, 
will  entitle  it  to  a  large  share  of  consideration  with  the  Topographer  and 
Tourist,  and  no  small  mark  of  attention  from  the  Man  of  Business. 

The  North''Eastern  Section  is  distinguished  by  a  two-fold  advantage  over 
other  of  the  counties — being  celebrated  for  its  Manufactures,  and  for  its 
Fisheries.  Norwich,  indeed,  has  long  occupied  a  prominent  position,  by  the 
elegance  and  variety  of  its  Loom-productions — while  the  entire  coast  of  Norfolk 
teems  with  Fish — giving  employment  to  Capital,  and  to  the  hardy  seaman. 
As  a  Farming  County,  too,  it  is  no  where  excelled  by  fertility ;  and  its 
agricultural  operations  are,  perhaps,  the  most  perfect  in  the  World.  Other 
counties  have  also  claims,  recognized,  in  this  respect,  and  the  Landed  Interest, 
is  of  the  first  importance  in  most  of  them. 

The  Counties  of  Oxford  and  Cambridge,  moreover,  in  addition  to  the 
vital  essential  of  Agriculture,  are  peculiarly  distinguished— for,  in  their 
Capitals,  flourish,  in  unimpaired  Classic  Grandeur,  after  the  lapse  of  centuries, 
the  magnificent  '  Twin  Seats  of  Learning' — the  Colleges  and  Halls  of  which 
have  sent  forth,  to  an  admiring  World,  the  most  illustrious  ornaments  of  the 
Church,  the   Senate  and  the  Bar. 

The  capabilities  of  the  remaining  districts  of  this  Work — whether  in 
connexion  with  the  cultivation  of  the  soil,  or  Manufactures  and  Commerce,  are 
briefly,  but  faithfully  noticed  at  the  head  of  each  County,  and  more  particularly 
detailed  in  each    Town. 

In  furnishing  these,  and  other  particulars,  the  proprietor  has  been  kindly 
assisted  by  many  talented  residents,  in  th«^  difl^erent  localities,  for  which  he 
here  begs  most  respectfully  to  record  his  thanks — accompanied  by  his  expression 
of  gratitude  for  the  amount  of  patronage  bestowed  upon  the   Work. 


National  Directory  Offices,  Manchester, 
June,  1850. 


INDEX  TO  THE  COUNTIES  AND  TOWNS. 


BEDFORDSHIRE, 
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, 


COUNTIES. 
CAMBRIDGESHIRE, 
HUNTINGDONSHIRE, 
AND  SUFFOLK. 


NORFOLK, 
OXFORDSHIRE, 


A^derbary Oxfi>riA  4 

Aldborough Suffolk  3 

AH  Saints  Uockland  ..Norfolk  3 

ABiersham Bucks  2 

Ampthill Bedford  2 

Aspipy  Guise  .....,,.  Bedford  35 

Aitlf bfiHoagh  ,.,.....  Norfolk  3 

Aylfsbupy Bucks  4 

Aylsliam  .........  ..Norfolk  5 

Balliiigdon. ,,,....,,..  Suffolk  68 

Bampton  .,...,.,.,..  O^vfard  2 

^atibury. . , . . , Oxford  3 

Banlmin    Norfolk  32 

Barnwell . . , , Cambridge  6 

Bartoi) Bedford  33 

Barton  M  ills ......... .  Suffolk  iie 

^assingbourne  ....Cambridge  38 

BeaconsfieW   ...........  Bucks  8 

Beccles  , , , . . . . '. ......  Suffolk  4 

B e d t () rd    ,'.'...'.'.. Bedfo rdshire  5 

Beetley ,,,,..........  Norfolk  24 

Bensinidton ..Oxford  9 

Bestborpe. Norfolk  3 

Bicester Oxford  10 

Biddenhani Bedford  7 

Biggleswade Bedford  13 

Bildeston ....Suffolk  8 

Bisham Bucks  23 

Blakeney  ,,..,...  ....Norfolk  11 

Bletchley Bucks  19 

Bletsoe..., Bedford  19 

Bloxham    Oxford  4  | 

Bluutishann   Huntiiisdon  18  | 

Botesdale Suffolk  8 

Boughton Norfolk  95 

Bow  Bi  ickhill ......  Bucks  1^ 

Boxford Suffolk  10 

Bramptou Huntingdon  3 

Brancaster    Norfolk  104 

Brandon Su^olk  10 

Brickliill  (Great)  Bucks  19 

Brit  khill  ( Little)   . . . '. . .  Bucks  19 

Bristi ,u , .  Norfolk  35 

Brontham........ ....Bedford  7 

Broome  . . . , Siffolk  26 

Buckden    ...Huntingdon  15 

Buckenliam,  New  ....  Norfolk  8 

Buckeuhani,  Old. .....  Norfolk  8 

Buckiughani   ....Bucks  10 

B'lngay Suffolk  12 

Bures Sufolk  .58 

Burford Oxford  12 

Bnrnliam Bucks  14 

Burnham  Deepdale. . . .  Norfolk  9 

Buriihain  Market    Norfolk  9 

Burnhaai  Norton    ....Norfolk  9 

Burnbani  Ovt- ly Norfolk  9 

Burnliam  Sutton Norfolk  9 

Buriibam  Thorpe   Norfolk  9 

Burnham  Ulph    Norfolk  9 

Bursion Norfolk  14 

Burwell  Cambridge  2 

Buiy Huntingdon  8 

Bury  St.  Edmunds    ....  Suffolk  16 

Caddington .,  Bedford  25 

Caistor Norfolk  114 

Cambi  idge  ....  Cambridgeshire  4 

Cam  Dton Ben  ford  31 

Carbnioke    Norfolk  1 07 

Cardiugton Bedford  6 

Carlton Bedford  19 

Castle  Acre Norfolk  98 


Cawstoa Norfolk,  6 

Caxion Cambridge  22 

Charlhury Oxford  14 

C  hatteris ..........  Cambridge  22 

Cliedgrave Norfolk  37 

Cheilington Bedford  19 

Chesham Bucks  14 

Chesterton Cambridge  6 

Chipping  Niirtpii ......  Oxford  15 

Chun  h  Enstone  ......  Oxford  14 

Claphara Bedford  7 

Clare Suffolk  24 

Cley  Norfolk  U 

Clifton Bedford  31 

Clifton  Reyijes Bucks  28 

Clophill    ....'...'.'.'.'..Bedford  3 

Coates Cambridge  45 

Cckayne  H  alley. ....  .Bedford  29 

Coleshill fiwc**  2 

Colkerk ........Norfolk  28 

Colnbrook  Bucks  17 

Coltishall AV/«/6  12 

Cranfield Bedford  3 

Crawley,  Husborn....iJ''<^orrf  35 

Creake,  North Norfolk  9 

Creake,  South Norfolk  9 

Crendou,  Long Bucks  21 

Cressingham    Norfolk  107 

Cromer , Norfolk  13 

Croxton    Norfolk  101 

Dean,  Nether ..Beiford  19 

Dean ,  U pper  Bedford  1 9 

Debenham Suffolk  25 

Deddiugton  Oxford  17 

Denver Norfolk  21 

Dereham ,  East Norfolk  23 

Dereham ,  West Norfolk  95 

Dickleburgh Norfolk  14 

Diss   Norfolk  14 

Ditchingham Su'folk  12 

Docking Norfolk  18 

Doddington Cambridge  32 

Dorchester    Oxford  18 

Downham  Market  ....  Norfolk  20 

Dunstalile Bedford  16 

Dunwich Suffolk  63 

Duxford  Cambridge  29 

Eai  ith    Huntingdon  1 8 

Earsham 5w/b/6  12 

East  Adderbury Oxford  4 

East  Dereham Norfolk  23 

East  Harling    Norfolk  32 

Ea^trea Cambridge  45 

Rat  on  Socon Huntingdon  14 

Eccles    Norfolk  32 

EUingham Norfolk  3 

Elm Cambridge  49 

Elmham    iVo>/o/A  24 

Elstow Bedford  6 

Ely    Cambridge  24 

Emberton    iJMcfr*  28 

Emneth  Cambridge  49 

Ensham Oxford  42 

Everton Bedford  29 

Ewelme Oxford  40 

Eye Sif^o/*  25 

E  vnesbury Huntingdon  14 

Eyworth    Bedford  30 

Fakenham    Norfolk  27 

,  Felmersham Bedford  19 


PAG  p. 

Fen-Stanton Huntiiisdon    1 1 

Fell  ny  Stratford Bucks    19 

Fincham   A'«?/o/A    95 

Flitton Bedford    33 

Flitwick    Bee/ford      3 

Fordham Cambridge    40 

Fordham Norfolk    21 

F.iulsham A'or/o/A    29 

Fiamlingham    Suffolk    29 

Garholdisiiam Norfolk    32 

Gillifghum    Suffolk      4 

Goilnianchester  ...Huntingdon      3 

Goldingtou Bedford      6 

Gorleston. A'o^/o^A  115 

Great  Brickhill Bucks     19 

Great  Cressingham Norfolk  107 

Great  EUingham    ....  Norfolk      3 

Great  Hautboys Norfolk    12 

Gieat  Linfoid Bucks    35 

Great  Marlow Bucks    23 

Gieat  Missenden   Bucks    34 

Great  Shelford   Cambridge      7 

Great  Walsingham Norfolk  105 

Gressenhall A  " rfolk    24 

Grision Norfolk  106 

Haddenham    ^?'c*5    21 

Hadleigh    Suffolk    30 

Halesworth    Suffolk    32 

Hai  dingham Norfolk    34 

HarUston Norfolk    30 

Harling Norfolk      32 

Harrold Bedford      19 

Hartfoid    Huntingdon      3 

Hautboys A'o?/o^4     12 

Haverhill    Suffolk    34 

Haynes Bedford     3 

Hiacham      Norfolk    18 

Hcadington   O.t/orrf    25 

Hemingfoid  Abbots//;/«</«jg''^ow    11 
H emingford  G ray. .  Huntingdon    1 1 

Hemptbn Norfolk    28 

H«Mikv-onThanies Oxford    19 

Henlo'vv    Bedford    31 

Hiah  Wycombe Bucks    37 

Hilgay  Norfolk    21 

Hillersdon Bucks     10 

H  iiigham Norfolk    34 

HitchHni  Sufolk    8 

Hockliffe Bedford    22 

Hf.lkham Norfolk  102 

Holt Norfolk    35 

Hook  Norton Oxford    15 

Horhara 5!/^o/A    67 

Hoi  ton Bucks    17 

Houghton Huntingdon     11 

Houghtou  Conquest  . .  Bedford      3 

Houghton  Regis Bedford    17 

Hoxne Suffolk    26 

H  u  II  Stan  ton Norfolk    1 8 

Huntingdon  ..Huntingdonshire      2 

Huiiworth Norfolk    35 

Hushorn  Crawley  Bedford    35 

Iffley Oxford    25 

Ipswich Suffolk    35 

Iver  £(/c/.\s    17 

Ivinghoe Bucks    22 

Ix  worth Sn^olk    49 

Kelsale    Siffolk    61 

Kempston Bedford      7 

Kenninghall   Norfolk    32 

Keysoe Bedford    19 

Kimboltou Huntingdon      7 


INDEX    TO    THE    CITIES,    TOWNS    AND    VILLAGES. 


PAGE 

Kirfcley  Suffolk  52 

LangUv   -^w^''*  il7 

Latl.bu'rv Buclis  25 

Lauiitoii Oj.-ford  10 

Lavr-nhani Suffolk  50 

Leightoii  Uui^aid Bedford  21 

Lcistoii  Suffolk  61 

LeilieringM'tt    Norfolk  IVa 

Levciingtou Cambridge  4'J 

Lidiiiigion    Bedford  li 

Lhifoi  (1,  Great    Bucks  25 

Linslade  Bedford  22 

Linton Cnmbndge  21* 

Little  Biicliliill Bucks  19 

Little  Ciessiiigliaui Xorfolk  10" 

Little  EUingliaiu Norfolk  '^ 

Little  Hautboys  Norfolk  12 

Little  Mill-low Bucks  2;5 

Little  Shelford    Camhridqe  7 

Little  Walsiniitiam Norfolk  105 

Littl.port. .  . ." Cambridge  ?,Q 

Loddoii Norfolk  [M 

Long  Creiuloii Bucks  21 

Long  M  elfi.rd    Suffolk  5 1 

Loughton Bucks  31 

Lowestoft Suffolk  ;,2 

Luton   Bedford  24 

Lvnn  lU'gis Norfolk  38 

M'aids.moreton    Bucks  10 

March Cam  bridge  31 

M ailiaiii    Norfolk  95 

Market  Street Bedford  28 

Mallow  (ireat Bucks  23 

Mario w  Little Sticks  23 

Mar.-toii  Moreiaine    ..Bedford  3 

ManUlen  Bedford  3 

Melbourn    Cambridge  '^S 

Melelibiiurn Bedford  19 

Meiford,  Long Suffolk  51 

Mellis Suffolk  26 

Melton    Suffolk  73 

M  endler-liani Suffolk  55 

M  erton Norfolk  107 

Mildenhall Suffolk  56 

Millbrook Bedford  3 

Milton  llryant Bedford  35 

Mi.<senden' Great   bucks  34 

Monk's  Risborough Bucks  30 

Munford Suffolk  10 

Nayland Suffolk  58 

Neat  r.n^ione   Oxford  14 

N.eaiiain  Market Suffolk  59 

Nether  D--aii   Bedford  19 

Nettlrbed O.vford  19 

New  Uiickenhani   ....Norfolk  8 

Newmarket Cambridge  34 

Newpoi  t  Fagnell    Bucks  25 

Newton '. Norfolk  98 

Noi  th  Creake Norfolk  9 

Noi  th  WaW.ani Norfolk  48 

Norlhwold   Norfolk  95 

Noi  toil!)',  the offord  15 

Norwich    Norfdk  51 

Oakley    Suffolk  26 

Oakley Bedford  7 

Odell Bedfird  19 

Old  Hiickeiiham Norfilk  8 

Old  Set  at  ford B<icks  31 

Oli;ey   Bucks  28 


Orford    Suffolk 

Outwell   Cambridge 

Over Huntingdon 

Over  Norton Oxford 

Ovington Norfolk 

Oxborough Norfolk 

Oxford Oxfordshire 

Padburv  Bucks 

Pakefie'ld    Suffolk 

Pakenham Suffolk 

I'algrave    Norfolk 

Paveuham    Bedford 

Perlenhali    Bedford 

Potton   Bedford 

Prince's  Hisborough Bucks 

Pulloxhill Bedford 

Quiddenham    Norfolk 

Ramsey Huntingdon 

Reddenhall Norfolk 

Redgrave    Suffolk 

Reepliam Norfolk 

Remenham   Oxford 

Rickinghall    Suffolk 

Ridgmont Bedford 

Ringbtead Norfolk 

Risley    Bedford 

Rocklands',  the Norfolk 

Roydon Norfolk 

Royston Cambridge 

Saham  Toney Norfolk 

St.  Andrew  Rockland..  Norfolk 

Saint  Ives Huntingdon 

Saint  Neots Huntingdon 

Saint  Peter  Rockland.. iVo?/o/A 

Sandy    Bedford 

Saxmuudham    Suffolk 

Scole Norfolk 

Sculthorpe   Norfolk 

Sedaeford Norfolk 

Sliarnbrook Bedford 

Slietford    Bedford 

Shelfhiiiger Norfolk 

Shelford  Great   Cambridge 

Shelford  Little   ....  Cambridge 

Sherrington Bucks 

Shiiuplinir Norfolk 

Sliipdhani Norfolk 

Should  haul  Norfolk 

Silsoe    Bedford 

Snettisham   Norfolk 

Soliam Cambridire 

Somersham Huntingdon 

SoiiMrop Bedford 

South  Town Norfolk 

Southill    Bedford 

Southwold Suffolk 

Spelsbury Oxford 

Sporle   Norfolk 

Stanton  Suffolk 

Steviiigtuii    Bedford 

Stilton    Huntingdon 

Stoke Sufolk 

Stoke  Kerry Norfolk 

Stoke  Poge.« Bucks 

Siony  Stratford Bucks 

Stow-iiar.lolt   Norfolk 

Stouiuarket Suffolk 

Si radbrook    Siffolk 

Sti  atford,  Old Bucks 


AGE 

60 
44 
11 
15 
106 
95 
22 
10 
52 
49 
15 
19 
19 
29 
30 
33 
32 

8 
30 

8 
94 
19 

8 
35 
18 
19 

3 

14 

37 

106 

3 
10 
14 

3 
30 
61 
14 
28 
18 
19 
31 
14 

7 

7 
25 
14 
24 
95 
33 
18 
40 
18 
19 
115 
31 
62 
14 
98 
49 

7 

19 
58 
95 
17 
3  J 
21 
64 
67 
311 


PAGE 

Stuston Norfolk    15 

Sudbury '■Suffolk    68 

Sutton Bedford    29 

S  waffliani Norfolk    97 

Swaffliam  Rulbeck..  Cambridge      3 
Swaflfliam  Prior ....  Cambiidge      2 

Swanton    Norfolk    24 

Tetworlh   Oxford    38 

ihame    Oxford    38 

Theh-eton Norfolk    14 

Thetford   Norfolk  100 

Tiiompsou Norfolk  107 

Thorney Cambridge    43 

Thorn  ham    Norfolk  104 

Thorpe Norfolk    53 

Tilbrook Bedford    1 9 

Tingewick   Bucks 

Toddiugton Bedford 

Trowse  Newton Norfolk 

Trumpington Cambridge 

Turvey Bedford 

Upper  Dean Bedford 

Upwell    Cambridge 

VValsingham Norfolk 

Walsoken    Cambridge 

VVangford Suffolk 

Warboys    Huntingdon 

Warden Bedford 

VVarhara   Norfolk  1 05 

Watlington  Oxford    40 

Wafton Norfolk  106 

Wells Norfolk  109 

Wendover    Bucks    33 

Wereham Norfolk 

West  Dereham    Norfolk 

West  Harling Norfolk 

West  Wycombe Bucks 

Weston  Underwood  ....  Bucks 

Westonitig   Bedford 

Whitcluirch Bucks 

Wliittlesey Caml/ridge 

Whittlesford Cambridge 

Wickhani  Market Suffolk 

Wighlon  Norfolk  105 

Wilshampstead Bedford      3 

Wimblington Cambridge 

Wimbotsham Norfolk 

Wing Bucks 

Winslow Bucks 

Wisbeach Cambridge 

Witney  Oxford 

Witton   Huntingdon 

Woburn    Bedford 

Wolverton Bucks 

Wooburn Bucks 

Woodbridge Suffolk 

Woodstock    Oxford 

Wootton Bedford 

Worstead Norfolk 

Wretton Norfolk 

Wroxton    Oxford 

Wycombe  High Bucks 

Wycombe   West Bucks 

Wymondhaiu Norfolk  111 

Yarmouth     Norfolk  113 

^'ax  ley    Siffolk    26 

Yaxley   Huntingdon     1 9 

Yoxford Suffolk    76 


10 
33 
53 

7 

19 
19 
44 
105 
49 
63 

8 
31 


LIST  OF  LONDON  AND  PROVINCIAL  BANKERS,  end  of  the  Directory. 

CARDS  or  MERCANTILE  ESTABLISHMENTS,  PROSPECTUSES  OF  INSURANCE 

COMPANIES  &c.  follow  the  Bankers. 


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BEDFORDSHIRE. 

jl  HIS  is  an  inlaiul  comity,  bounded  on  tlie  uortli-east  by  Huntingdonshire,  on  the  north-west  by  Noithamp- 
tonshiie;  on  the  wist  by  Bucliingliam>bin',  whicli  county  also,  wiih  Heitfonlshiie,  forms  its  soutiieni 
b  ■uudiiry;  its  eastern  extremity  is  met  by  Cambridgeshire,  and  its  south-easleni  by  HeitfordKshire.  The  form 
of  the  county  is  an  irregular  oval,  about  thiity-five  miles  in  lenttli,  twenty  in  breadth  and  ninety-six  iu 
circiimfereiici',  comprising  an  area  of  four  hundred  and  sixty-three  square  miles,  or  296,320  statute  acres. 
Bcdfordslilre  ranks  as  tiie  thirty-seventh  Knglish  county,  both  in  size  and  population. 

Name  .md  Early  Histoky.— When  the  Romans  landed  in  Hiitain  (B.C.  55,)  this  part  of  the  country  was 
included  in  the  di>trict  inhabited  bv  the  CutieuchliimtU,  or  Ctmii,  whose  chief  Cassibeilaunus,  headed  the  force 
of  the  whole  island  against  Caesar,  and  ilie  vear  following  was  totally  dehated.  When  the  Empeior  Constan- 
line  divided  IJritain  into  five  Uoman  piovim  es,  it  was  included  in  the  third  division,  called  Flavia  Ctesariemis. 
Bedfordshire  was  the  si  e  of  two  Roman  staticms— one  at  Dunstable,  the  oilier  near  the  village  of  Sandy;  and 
it  was  penetrated  by  the  two  unat  Roman  roads,  the  J f'atling -street  and  the  Ickneild  atreet—AWii  by  a  militaiy 
way,  and  others  teimed  'vicinal'  ways.  The  Kkneild-street  enters  the  comity  on  the  south-east  side,  and, 
cros>ing  at  the  sixteenth  mile-stone  on  ihe  lond  from  Bedford  to  Luton,  passes  along  the  intermedirtte  hill 
sides,  and  through  the  town  of  Dunstable  into  Uuckinghani-hiie.  The  Watliiig-strtet  iniroduces  itself  near 
Baldock,  and  continues  its  course  to  Salince,  near  Sandy  ;  thence  across  Tempslord  marsh— passing  a  tumulus, 
it  keeps  to  the  left  of  Hardwick,  and  proceeds  to  the  Roman  station  at  Godmanche>ter;  but  it  is  dilficult  to 
distinguish  between  this  road  and  the  great  one  from  London  to  Chester.  There  is  a  branch  of  the  Ickntild- 
street  which,  diverting  from  the  imin  line  at  the  Luton  load,  may  be  traced  through  Bramingham  and  Houghton 
to  the  Brit.i»h  camp  at  Maiden  Bower,  near  Dunstable.  On  a  hill  near  Sandy  is  a  large  Roman  camp;  and 
near  Totternhoe  castle,  cuniiguous  to  Dunstable,  are  very  consideruble  entrenchments.  About  a  mile  troin  the 
latter  town  is  the  encampment  named  Maiden  Bower,  two  thousand  (ive-hundred  feet  in  circumference, 
environed  by  a  ditch  and  a  rampart;  near  Leighton  Buzzard  is  a  similar  one.  and  on  the  road  from  Bedford  to 
Katon  Socon  a  third  may  be  tliscerm-d.  Roman  coins,  urns  and  other  relics,  have  frequently  been  dug  up  in 
different  parts  of  the  county.  At  the  establishment  of  the  kingdom  of  Meicia  (one  of  the  di*  isions  of  the  Saxon 
lieptarchy),  it  was  considered  as  part  of  that  kingdom,  and  was  known  as  ' Betlicauford,'  signifyine  a  loitress 
on  a  ford;  and  when  Alfred  dividtd  England  into  counties,  &c.,  he  applied  lo  this  shire  the  umut  of  Bede/ord— 
hence  its  piesent  appellation.  Durimithe  reign  of  Edward  the  Elder  this  county  was  frequently  disturbed  by 
the  incursions  of  the  Danes.  In  919  Edward  came  to  Bedford,  and  built  a  fortress  on  the  souih  side  of  the 
Ouse.  In  921  the  Danes  entered  and  fortified  Tempsfoid,  from  wht  nee  they  issued  ai  d  attacked  Bedford,  but 
were  put  to  flight  by  it5  inhabitants;  Edward,  soon  after,  in  his  turn,  attacked  Tempsford,  which  he  captured, 
and  slew  the  Danish  kirn;  and  his  principal  chieftains.  In  1010  Bedford  and  Tempsford  were  burned  by  the 
revengeful  Danes;  next  year  Kina  Ethelred  recovered  tliis  teritoiy;  bnt  in  1017  the  Danes  were  again  its 
masters,  and  under  Canute  it  was  included  in  the  Dane  lege,  or  Danisli  jurisdiction.  After  the  Conquest  but 
few  events  of  importance  occurred  in  the  county,  till  the  capture  ot  Bedford  castle  by  Kinu  Stephen  (held  pre- 
viously by  the  Beauchamps,  his  opponents),  in  1138;  this  family  held  it  afieiwanls  against  King  John;  but  his 
favourite,  Fulk  de  Breant,  having  liesieged  and  taken  it,  received  the  prize  as  a  reward  of  his  sei  vices:  it  was 
again  taken,  and  destroyed  by  Henry  111,  in  consequence  ol  one  of  his  justice^  itinerant  havina  been  imprisoned 
by  Fulk.  Ail  the  oi  her  castles  in  the  county  followed  the  fate  of  that  of  Bedford  ;  and,  owing  to  the  demolition 
of  these  foniesses,  the  countv,  durhig  the  proti  acted  strngule  of  the  'Roses,'  was  preserved  from  being  the 
scene  ofany  decisive  conflict.  At  the  cmnmer.ceinent  of  the  great  contest  between  Charles  I  and  the  Parliament, 
Bedfordshire  took  part  with  the  latter,  for  Charles  never  had  many  paitizansin  the  county,  although  the  royalist 
forces,  in  tlie  month  of  October,  1643,  had  a  transient  possession  of  the  town  of  Bedford.  In  Prynne's  '  Popish 
Koyal  Favourite'  it  is  stated  that,  fiom  the  1st  of  Charles  I  to  the  14tli,  about  ninety  Popish  rtcnsants  were 
convicted  i'.i  ihis  county;  and  Archbishop  Laud,  in  his  aunual  report  of  hisproiince  to  the  Kim;,  in  1634,  states 
that  his  'visiters  fuund  Bedf-ndshirc,  Irom  the  bigness,  the  most  tainted  of  any  part  of  the  diocess—aiid,  iu 
particular,'  adds  the  zeahms  prelate,  'Mr.  Buckley  is  sent  to  the  high  commission  for  non-comforinitv.'  Of 
the  fourteen  religious  houses  existing  prior  to  the  Reformation,  the  remains  of  Dunstable  Priory  and  of  Elstow 
Abbey  are  the  chief  \estiges  existing".  An  inteiesting  fragment  of  Newenhain  Priory,  and  several  ot  the 
cliurches  at  Bedford,  will  also  gratify  the  antiquary. 

Surface,  soil,  produce,  climate,  &c.— Bedfordshire,  although  never  romantic,  and  seldom  picturesque, 
is  pleasingly  diver>ifiei)  by  hill  and  valley,  and  some  of  its  prospects  combine  every  concomitint  of  landscape 
s'cenery— for  example,  the  tine  view  from  Totternhoe  castle,  near  Dunstable;  those  from -Millbrook  church- 
yard and  Ridymont  are  also  weL  harmonised  and  lovely.  The  downs  i)etween  Uarton  and  Streatley,  and  those 
of  Luion  and  Dunstable,  command  a  lich  scenic  picture;  the  umbiaaeous  vicinity  of  VVobuin,  too,  has  often 
employed  the  iiencil  of  tin-  artist.  The  diversified  soils  common  to  all  the  uplands  of  the  kingdom  are  fotind 
in  Bedfordshire:  chalk  prevails  in  the  southern  division,  beneath  which  is  a  narrow  stratum  of  flint,  cowering 
a  bed  of  <  lay— the  whole  resting  on  a  chalky  rock.  The  hinh  chalky  <lowns  of  Dunstable  and  Luton  comprise 
nearly  four' thousand  acres  of  inditfercnt  pasturage.  The  vale  of  Bedford  is  a  very  fertile  tract;  and  the 
meadows  on  the  margin  of  the  Ouse,  and  other  sticams,  are  verdant  and  luxuriant  from  the  frequent  over- 
flowings—the land  pioducing  every  year  never  failing  crops  of  hay  and  after-grass  withtnit  the  aid  of  manure. 
But  the  most  singular  geohigical  feature  of  Bcdfoidshire  is  the  belt  of  sand  extending  acioss  the  county,  from 
Leighton  Buzzard  on  the  south-west  to  Potion  on  the  north-east— its  length  being  twenty- Ave  miles,  its 
breadth  varying  from  three  to  five  :  this  tract,  after  deducting  the  loam  and  clay  abounding  in  the  hollows  and 
around  tlie  hases  of  the  sandy  hills,  and  likewise  the  peat  moss  interspersed,  will  inelude  thiity  thousand  acres 
of  .«and:  the  colour  is  mostly  a  brownish  yellow,  which  tinge  is  caused  by  the  iron  it  contains  ;  tlie  patches  of 
black,  and  others  of  white  and  grey,  which  occur,  are  so  barren  as  to  produce  nothing  but  heath,  or  ling,  as  it 
is  termed  h-re ;  and  many  of  the  sand  hills  rise  to  such  a  height  as  to  render  tillage  impracticable :  still  many 
poitions,  hitherto  sterile,  are  yielding  to  the  persevering  efforts  applied  for  their  cultivation.  The  villages  of 
Sandy  and  Gritford.  with  the  vicinity  of  Potton,  are  indebted  to  the  rich  sandy  loams  of  the  low  lands  for  the 
fame'ihey  hare  attained  in  the  culture  of  culinaiy  vegetables:  the  onions  of  Sandy  are  excelled  only  i)y  these 
of  Spain  ;  cucumbers  are  reared  in  the  open  air,  and  so  abundant  and  excellent  are  these  and  other  vegetables, 
that  they  are  iu  great  demand  for  the  London  market,  and  are  sent  around  the  country  to  a  distance  of  sixty 
miles.  Large  plots  of  ground  adapted  to  horticulture  are  also  found  adjacent  to  Biggleswade,  Campton, 
Clophill  and  Manlden.  The  agriculture  of  this  countv  owes  much  to  the  zeal,  the  science  and  the  wealth  of 
the  late  Francis  Duke  of  Bedford  ;  and  the  sheep-shearing  gatherings  of  Woburn  Abbey  were  mainly  instru- 
mental in  effecting,  also,  a  great  improvement  in  the  breeding  of  sheep  and  cattle.  The  pimcipal  woodlands 
are  contiguous  to  Ampthill,  hut  there  are  considerable  pianlatioiis  in  other  parts;  bis  Grace  of  Bedford  has 
extensive  ones  around  his  noble  seat;  so  have  Lord  St.  John,  at  Melchbourn,  and  Loid  Thyune,  at  Hawnee — 
Ihe  timber  of  which  is  occasionally  felled,  and  sent  to  the  sea-coast  by  the  Ouse.  Bedfordshire  is  ornamented 
by  numerous  mansions  and  parks,  the  chief  of  which  are  Wubuni  Abbey,  the  seat  of  the  Duke  of  Bedfoid ; 

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JitMoxmjivt. 


Slatcr'js 


Ainpiliill  Park,  Sir  James  Park,  Knt. ;  Lutoiilino,  the  Marquess  of  Bute's ;  Mclchbourn,  Lord  St.  Jolin's; 
Okeley  Hmisc,  the  Marquess  of  Tavistock's  ;  Cople  House,  the  Karl  of  Ludlow's;  liioyboroiij^li  Paik,  Hletsoe 
Park  and  Wre.-t  Pari;,  'flic  climate  has  im  piculiaiiiies:  in  the  lower  parts  (if  the  county  the  tenijierature  is 
mild,  and  on  the  elevated  chalk)  downs  the  air  i"  hracini;  and  »alubiious ,  hut  when  the  north-east  winds  rush 
in  from  Camhiidteshire  and  Huntingdonshire,  their  iiiHiience  is  keen  and  uiigenial. 

Manufactures,  trade  and  minerals. — The  chief  manufactuies  of  tiiis  county  are  thread  lace  making, 
tlie  platting  of  stiaw,  and  forming  the  mme  into  hats  and  bonnets  ;  the  i)riiici))al  seals  of  the  straw  trade  are 
Dunstable  and  Luton,  in  which  are  several  mainifactories,  and  indeed  at  all  ihe  leading,' niarktts  uieat  quantities 
of  plat  are  brought  for  sale.  The  lace  trade  has  much  declined  since  the  Nottingham  macljincry  l»as  been 
adaptid  to  the  manufacture  of  this  aiticle,  and  may  be  said  almost  to  have  superseded  the  patient  labours  of 
those  who  produce  this  beautiful  texture  for  ornamental  diess,  from  the  pillow.  Bedlnrdsliire  enjoys  a  trade 
of  some  importance  in  corn,  timber  and  seed;  besides  a  material  one  deiived  from  the  culture  <pf  succulent 
vegetabhs,  as  before  noticed,  to  which  the  soil  of  whole  p-iiislies  is  appropriated.  The  mineral  productions 
of  this  county  are  limited  in  character,  and  of  inferior  importance.  A  bed  of  hard  limestone  f(j|lows  the  course 
of  ibe  Ouzel  from  'Purvey  to  Bedford,  and  is  quairied  for  the  various  purposes  of  building,  &c.  At  Totternhoe 
near  Dunstable  is  a  considerable  quart y  of  freestone;  ironstone  has  been  observed  in  some  jiits  at  Biomliam; 
and  small  quantities  of  impeifect  coal  in  the  parisli  of  Goldington.  Near  to  Wuburn  that  nst-ful  cleansing 
material,  fuller^'  earth,  is  obtained  in  consideiable  quantities,  and  is  conveyed  upon  the  Grand  Junction  canal 
to  different  places  on  its  liiie.  Independent  of  the  declension  of  its  lace  branch,  this  county  experiences  but 
little  fluctuation  in  its  trade. 

Rivers  and  mineral  strings,  canals  and  railways — The  principal  rivers  are  tlie  Ouse  and  the  Ivel. 
The  forim T  lises  from  two  sources,  near  Middleton  Client  y.  in  Northamptonshire,  and  enters  Bedfordsliire  a 
mile  below  Turvey;  at  Be<lford  it  becomes  navigable,  and,  pursuing  its  tortuous  course  through  Huntingdon- 
shire and  Cambridgesliire  (passing  the  ciiy  of  Kly),  it  enters  Norfolk,  and  f<dls  into  the  wa^h  at  Lynn  Ilegis. 
The  Ivcl  rises  (rom  three  sources,  at  Charlton,  Toddington  I'ark  and  Kvtrsholt — and,  flowing  north-east, 
passes  the  town  of  Biggleswade,  from  whence  it  is  navigable  to  its  union  with  the  Ouse  at  Tempsfoid.  The 
Lea  and  the  Ouzel  aKo  water  this  county:  the  former  has  its  source  near  Houghton  Regis,  and  rtowing  soutli- 
eastwaid  through  Luton  parish,  enters  Hertfordshire  in  its  progress  towards  the  Thames,  The  Ouzel  rises 
near  VVhipsnade,  on  the  southern  confiiie>  of  the  county,  and  takes  a  north-westerly  course  by  Leighton  Buzzard, 
forming,  for  a  considerable  distance,  the  bdundary  line  between  this  county  and  lincUinghamshire.  Tliere  are 
several  miintal  springs  in  the  county,  both  chalybeate  and  saline,  but  none  of  them  are  much  frequented — 
their  localities  aie,  the  [larishes  of  Barton,  Bedford,  Bletsoe,  Blunham,  Broniham,  Bushinead,  Clapliain, 
Cranfield,  Holcutt,  Milton-Ernest,  Odell,  Peitcnhall,  Risley,  Silso  and  Turvey.  Canal. — The  Grand  Junction 
Canal  passes  close  to  Leighton  Buzzard,  to  which  town  and  the  tieighbouring  country  it  affords  a  cheap  medium 
of  tr^dic  with  the  metropolii  and  with  the  north-western  counties;  and  pievious  to  tlie  openiDg  of  iaih\ay3 
was  of  considerab'e  iinponance  in  the  carriage  of  corn  and  other  agricultural  produce,  coal,  iron,  &c. 
Railways. — The  London  and  North  Western  Railway  passes  a  short  distance  to  the  west  of  Leighton  Buzzard, 
and  between  four  and  five  miles  we<t  of  Woburn.  The  Bletchley  and  Bedfoid  branch  runs  from  the  former  to 
the  latter  town,  passing  between  two  and  three  miles  to  the  west  of  Ampthiil.  There  is  likewise  a  branch 
from  near  Leighton  Buzzard  to  Dunstable. 

Kcclesiastical  and  civil  divisions  and  representation. — Bedfordshire  is  in  the  pioviiice  of  Can- 
terbuiy  and  di<jcess  of  Lincoln,  is  included  in  the  Norfolk  Circuitof  the  judges,  and  divided  into  nine  hundieds, 
namely,  Barford,  Biggleswade,  Clifton,  Klitt,  INlanshead,  Uedboiiiestoke,  Stodden,  Willey  and  Wixamtree; 
these  collectively  contain  one  hundred  and  twenty-foui  i)arislie.«,  one  countv  town  (Btdfordj  and  ten  other 
iiiai  ket  towns,  iiedfordshire  is  represented  by  four  members,  in  the  imperial  legislature — namely,  two  for  the 
borough  of  Bedfoid  and  two  for  the  county  at  large;  the  gentlemen  at  present  sitting  for  the  latter,  are 
Visount  Alford,  and  Francis  Charles  Hastings  Russell,  l',s().  The  following  are  [lolliiig  stations  at  the  election 
of  county  iiieiiibers — Ampthiil,  Bedford,   liiggleswade,  Dunstable,  Leighton  Bu/zaid,  Luton  and  Shainbrook. 

Population,  &c. —  By  the  returns  made  to  Government  at  the  census  of  1841,  Bedfordsliire  contained 
.'J2,190  males,  and  "):"), 74(j  females— total  107,9.36,  exhibiting  an  increase  over  the  returns  of  1831  of  12,553 
inhabitant-^.  The  annual  v;ilue  of  Real  Pioperiy,  in  this  county,  as  assessed  to  tlie  Poor  Rales,  in  1815, 
amounted  to  £343,085,  and  in  1841  to  ,f32<J,684. 


Distance  Table  of  Towns  in  Bedfordshire. 

Tiie  names  of  the  towns  are  on  the  top  and  .side,  and  the  Kjiiare  where  both  meet  gives  the  distance. 
Tlie  Jlitlic  letters  denote  the  maiket  days. 

Distance  //-om  London. 

Ampthiil, /A 45 

Bedford j    8  :  Bedford,  m.  and  3 51 


Biggleswade I  14  !  11 

Dunstable o.  i  12   20 

9 


Harrold '  17 


LeiL:hton  iiuzzard. 

l.,uton 

Market  Street  .. . 

Potton 

Shefford 

Tod<iin-ton    

Woburn 


iiiuglesw ade,  to 45 

22    Dunstable,  M? 33 


20 

20  28 

20  20 

22  2(; 

12  4 

9  5 

1.5  17 

14  22 


29    Harrold,/M CO 


Leighton  Buzzaid,  tu. 
12    Luton, 


'  00  I 


6    12 


41 

31 

Market  Street 29 

:'.0     Potion,  x 49 


Sheffnd,/. 

12  I  Toddington,  s... 
15  1    5  I  Wobuin,  /. 


41 
38 
42 


AMPTJ 

WI IH  THK  P.MUSHKS  AND  VILLAGES  OT  MILI 
KLITWICK,  CLOl'HILL,  LIDLINGTON,   HAV.NKS 

AN!)  CRA 
AmPTHILL,  anciently  spelt  ylntrliil,  is  a  parisli  in 
the  hundred  of  Redhorne.itoke — the  maii.et  town, 
a  small  and  neat  one,  is  45  miles  N.  n.  w.  from  London, 
8  s.  from  Brdfoid,  7  e.s.e.  from  \V(d)urn,  and  3  from 
the  Mar-iton  station  on  the  Bletchley  bianch  of  the 
London  and  Noiih  VVcstcin  lailway.  The  town  is 
cheerfully  situated  (III  and  between  two  gentle  acclivities; 
the  two  principal  streets  are  regular,  and  uiauy  of  the 

2 


BROOK,  MAHLDKN,  HOUGHTON-CONQUEST, 
WILSHAMPSTEAD,   MARSTON-MORETAINE, 
N  FIELD. 

houses  are  good  and  sub^tanfi.il.  Near  the  centre  of 
the  town  is  an  obelisk  of  Portland  stone  (in  vvhieli  is  a 
iiump),  presented  to  the  iiihahitants  by  the  Earl  of 
Upper  Ossoty  in  1785.  The  Duke  of  Ikdford,  who  is 
possessor  of  the  manorial  riglits,  occasionally  holds 
courts  leet  in  the  moot  ball,  which  is  centiically 
situated,  and  where  likewise  the  sessions  and  assizes 
were  foi  nurly  held,   Ampthiil  is  imluded  in  the  thiity- 


Mxttiox^* 


AMPTHILL,  &c. 


3$(J)(foitr!5j^ire. 


sixth  circuit  of  County  Court  towns,  under  the  act 
passed  in  1846,  for  the  recovery  of  debts  to  any  amount 
not  exceeding  £20. ;  and  it  is'  a  polling  station  at  the 
election  of  members  to  represent  tbe  county.  The 
trade  of  Ampthill  is  of  a  confined  cliaracter,  the  only 
manufaciuiea  being  tliose  of  lace  and  straw  plat,  which 
are  by  no  means  extensive. 

The  paiish  church  of  Saint  Andrew  is  a  cruciform 
structure,  partaking  of  tlie  decorated  and  later  styles 
of  English  architecture,  with  a  square  enibuttled  tower 
rising  from  the  centre:  the  living  is  a  rectoiy,  in  the 
gift  of  the  Crown.  There  are  places  of  worship  for 
Independents,  the  Society  of  Friends  and  Wesleyan 
Methodists.  At  a  short  distance  from  the  town  aie 
some  almshouses,  liberally  endowed  by  Mr.  John  Cross 
in  1690,  for  twelve  poor  men  and  four  women  ;  tiie 
Bishop  of  Lincoln  and  the  vice-cliancellor  of  Oxford 
are  the  visiters.  There  is  also  a  clunity  school,  en- 
dowed by  Mrs.  Sarah  Emery  in  1691,  fur  twenty  boys 
and  twenty-four  girls ;  and  Ampthill  annually  rectivts 
a  portion  of  Mr.  Arthur  Whiclieler's  legacy  for  appren- 
ticine  poor  children.  The  chief  object  of  attraction  in 
tbe  neighl>ourhood  is  the  seat  of  the  Duke  of  Bedford 
(now  the  residence  of  Sir  James  Paike),  deligbtfully 
situate  about  half  a  mile  from  the  town,  and  comman- 
ding an  extensive  view  of  the  fertile  vale  of  Bedford. 
The  park,  which  is  open  to  the  public,  is  admired  for 
its  interesting  diversity  of  scenery,  and  for  its  majestic 
and  venerable  oaks,  clothed  with  rich  and  umbrageous 
foliage;  near  the  centre  of  the  paik  is  an  oak,  which, 
accoidiiig  to  the  inscription  on  it,  has  exi-sted  one 
thousand  and  twelve  years.  An  avenue,  planted  on 
cither  side  by  lime  trees,  which  by  ineetii;g  at  the  top, 
form  a  handsome  aich,  is  a  most  inviting  walk.  At 
this  place  was  formerly  a  castle  or  palace,  long  since 
demolished,  in  which  Katherineof  Arragon,  one  of  the 
unfortunate  wives  of  Henry  VIII,  resided  during  ih 


the  manor  prior  to  the  thirteenth  century.  The  parish 
church  of  All  Saints,  contains  several  monuments  of 
that  family,  and  one  to  Thomas  Archer,  a  former 
rector  of  the  parish  and  chaplain  to  Janus  I ;  his  figure 
is  represented  in  canonicals,  in  his  pulpit,  with  his 
book  and  cushion  before  him ;  he  died  in  1629 :  tbe 
living  is  a  rectory,  in  the  appointment  of  Saint  John's 
college,  Cambildge.  A  free- school  and  almshouses 
were  founded  !iere  by  Sir  Francis  Clerke. 

Flitwick  village,  three  miles  .south  from  Ampthill, 
contains  a  church  wliich  was  formerly  the  chapel  to  a 
monastery  or  cell  to  Dunstable  priory,  erected  by 
Philip  de  Sannerville,  in  1170:  the  benefice  is  a  vica- 
rage, in  the  gift  of  tlie  Dnke  of  Bedford. 

Clophill  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Flitt — tbe 
village  is  three  and  a  lialf  miles  east  from  Ampthill; 
and  the  parish  church,  an  ancient  gotliic  structure, 
stands  nearly  a  mile  from  the  village  :  the  living  is  in 
the  patronage  of  the  Earl  de  Grey.  In  the  viihge  is  a 
good  school,  in  which  one  hundred  and  thirty  hoys  are 
instructed  on  Dr.  Bell's  system  ;  and  there  is  anotlier 
school  in  which  ninety  girls  are  taught. 

The  village  of  Lidlington,  about  three  and  a  half 
miles  west  of  Ampthill,  contains  its  parish  chnicli  of 
All  Saints  (rebuilt  in  1809),  and  a  Methodist  chapel. 
The  living  of  Lidlington  is  a  vicarage,  in  the  gift  of  the 
Duke  of  Bedford.  A  charity,  by  means  of  which  six 
poor  men  and  women  are  clothed,  and  a  school  wherein 
a  limited  numberof  boys  are  instructed, are  in  the  parish. 

Haynes  or  Haicnes  parish  is  about  four  miles  from 
Ampthill,  in  the  hundred  of  Flitt.  Haynes  House, 
the  superb  mansion  of  Lord  John  Thymic,  is  in  this 
parish;  and  the  church  of  Haynes  is  the  burial  place 
of  that  noble  family.  The  patronage  of  this  living, 
which  is  a  vicarage,  belongs  to  Sir  George  Osborn. 

WiLSHAMPSTEAo  is  ail  inconsiderable  village,  four 
miles  N.  by  e.  from  Ampthill,  containing  an  ancient 


period  her  unjust  divorce  was  in  agitation,  and  near  i  church,  a  chapel  for  Methodists,  and  a  charity  school 
tbe  site  of  the  palace  stands  a  gothic  cross,  erected  in  with  a  small  endowment.  The  church  is  dedicated  to 
1773  by  the  late  Lord  Ossory,  with  an  inscription  by  j  All  S  dnts :  the  living  is  a  vicarage,  in  the  presentation 
Hoiace  VValpole,  Earl  of  Orford,  in  commemoration  >  of  Lord  John  Thynne. 

of  the  nnJDSt  treatment  of  that  injured  princess.  The  |  Marston-Moretai.ne,  a  parish  and  village — the 
market  is  held  on  Thursday;  and  the  fairs  May4thand  latter  formerly  a  market  and  fair  town,  is  four  miles 
November  30th  for  cattle,  and  September  2yth  fur  N.  w.  from  Ampthill.  The  parish  church  of  Saint 
hiring  servants.  The  parish  of  Ampthill  contained, ;  Rlary,  is  in  the  later  style  of  English  aichitecture,  with 
in  1831,  1,688  inhabitauis,  and  in  1841,  2,001.  i  a  square  and  massive  tower  detached  from  the  main 

One  mile  from  Ampthill,  is  the  parish  of  Mill-  building:  there  are  some  ancient  nionumental  brasses 


BROOK.  The  church  of  Saint  Michael  stands  on  a 
hill,  beneath  which  is  tbe  village:  the  living  is  a 
lectory,  in  tlie  patronage  of  the  Crown.  The  popula- 
tion of  this,  and  of  the  following  parishes,  is  stated 
after  the  notice  of  Cranfield. 

Maui.den  village  is  one  and  a  half  mile  from  Ampt- 
hill. 'J'he  palish  church  of  Saint  Mary  was  repaired 
some  few  years  since,  and  the  chancel  beautified  by 
the  lector.  Adjoining  the  church  is  a  mausoleum, 
erected  by  the  Earl  of  El«in,  in  1657,  to  the  memory 
of  his  Countess :  the  centre  is  occupied  by  an  oval 
sarcophayus,  from  which  rises  the  figure  of  the  lady  in 
white  marble:  beneath  the  mausoleum  is  the  burial 
place  of  the  noble  family  of  Ailesbury.  The  living  of 
Maulden  is  a  rectory,  in  the  patronage  of  the  Marquess 
of  Ailesbury.  There  is  a  place  of  worship  for  Baptists, 
and  a  Sunday  school. 

HouGHTON-CoNouEST  is  3  Village,  two  miles  and  a 
half  N.N.E.  from  Ampthill.  This  place  derives  its 
adjunct  from  the  ancient  family  of  Conquest,  lords  of 


in  the  chancel,  besides  a  handsome  altar-tomb  and 
other  memorials  to  the  family  of  Snagg.  The  living  is 
a  rectoiy,  in  the  presentation  of  the  Master  and  Fellows 
of  Saint  John's  college,  Cambridge. 

Cranfield  is  a  village,  about  six  miles  n.  w.  from 
Ampthill.  The  church  is  an  ancient  building,  dedicated 
to  Saint  Peter  and  Saint  Paul :  the  living  is  a  rectory, 
in  the  patronage  of  the  Rev.  James  Beard.  There  are 
almshouses  for  three  poor  widows.  Cranfield  gives 
the  inferior  title  of  Baron  to  the  Duke  of  Dorset. 

Population,  &c. — The  foregoing  parishes  are  all  of 
an  agricultural  character,  and  possess  little  or  no 
interest  but  that  connected  with  the  land.  IVJillbrook, 
Maulden,  Houghton-Conquest,  Flitwick,  Lid- 
lington,    WiLSHAMPSTEAD,     MaRSTON-MORETAINE 

and  Cranfield  are  all  in  the  hundred  of  R-dborne- 
stoke,  their  population  respectively  (in  rotation)  in  1841, 
was  462,  1,3.30,  746,  693.  926,  763,  1,150,  1,371.  Clop- 
bill  and  Haynes  are  in  Flitt  hundred — their  population. 


at  the  same  period,  was  1,066,  and  913 

POST]  OFFICE,  Marketplace,  Ampthill,  Ann  Shaw,  Post  Mistress.— Letters  from  London  and 
all  parts  arrive  every  mot  ning  at  a  quarter  before  seven,  and  afternoon  at  half-past  two,  and  are  despatched  at 
tweuty  minutes  past  nine  in  tlie  morning  and  seven  in  tbe  evening. 
NOBILITY,  GENTRY  AND      i  Halter  Rev.  George  Gardner,  m.a., 

Cranfield  Rectory  [Park 

Howard  Charles,    Esq.,    Ampthill 
James  Thomas,  Esq.,  Lidlington 
Manle  Rev.  Geo.,  M.  A.,  Church  st 
Mendhum  Rev.  John,  m.a.,  Clophill 
Vicarage  [Cottage 

Moore  Capf. Charles,  r.  n.  Maulden 
Newman.Mr.  Richd.,  Wilshampstead 
Odell  Mr.  Edward,  Cranfield 
ParkeSirJames,  Knt.  Ampthill  Park 
Passey  Rev.  Frederick,  M.  a.,  Wil- 
shampstead Vicarage  [stead 
Peacock  Mr.  Ebenezer,  Wilshanip- 


C1.ERGY. 

Armstrong  Mr.  Joshua,  Haynes 
Armstrong  Mr.  William,  Haynes 
Austin  Mrs.  Anne,  Dunstable  st 
Bennett  Mr.  Thomas,  Marston 
Bridges  Rev.  Edward  Brook,  m.  a., 
Haynes  [wick  House 

Bnroks  John  Thomai,  Esq.,  Flit- 
Croson  Mrs.  Marv,  AJilbrook 
Crouch  Mr.  Edward,  Lidlington 
Dawson  Rev,  Wm.  Alfred,  Flitwick 
Dowdeswell  Mr.  William,  Maulden 
Green  Kev.  William,  Steveuley 


Peacock  Mr.  Henry,  Wilshampstead 
Randall  Mr.  Jolin,  Marston 
Read  Mrs.  Mary,  Church  st 
Robinson   Rev.    William    Charles, 

Maulden 
Rose  Rev.  Henry  John,  Houghton - 

Conquest  [Milbrook 

Smythe   Rev.    henry  Ralph,  m.  a.. 
Spring  Mr.  Henry,  Dunstable  st 
Stimpson  Mr.  William,  Marston 
Swaffield  Mr.  Samuel,  Ampthill  Prk 
Thynne  the  Right  Hon.  Lord  John, 

Haynes  House 
Tickle  Rev.  James,  Lidlington 


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GENTRY,    6tc.  -Continued. 

Tyleasjte  Rev.  Tlios.,  d.  d.,  Marston 

'  Rectury 
Ward  Rev.  Charles,  Maiilden 
Wl)itel)ur>t   Rev.  Thiiiiias    Beach, 
Chincli  St  ! 

Worn) ward  Mrs.  Mary,   Lidlinpton 

ACADEMIES     AND     SCHOOLS. 

British  School,  Aniptliill — Kdwd. 

Shelley,  master;  iMaryAniiSliclley 

ini«tres9 
Holding  Ann  (day),  Clophill 
Infants'  SrHOOL,   Lidlinaton 

Rebecca  Hansbnry,  nii«tr<'ss 
National   School,    AnipthiU- 

Thomas  Squires,  master;    Ellen 

Squires,  mistress 
National    School,    Marston 

(leoige  Trumliy,  master;  Elizbth. 

Trnniiiv,  mistress 
Nationa'lSchool,  Maulden— Mary 

Stewart,  mistress 
National  School,  Wilsbampstead 
—James  Herbert,  master;  Eliza- 
beth Griffin,  nii-tress 
Wright  William  (boarding and  day),  ^ 
Lidliiitit  ui  ; 

ATTORNEYYS. 
Eagles  John,  l)ui)>tablf  st  j 

Gieene  Jol.n,  Cliiiicli  St  1 

Wandscornbe  Edward,  Wobnrn  st  ' 
AUCTIONEERS  at  APPRAISERS 
Batti>on  Samuel,  Cliurcb  st  i 

Greene  Tliomas,  Redtoid  ft 

BAKERS. 

Alcock  Thomas,  Wilshampstead       1 
Atteiburv  L-twirnce,  Hayii«3  i 

Hartram  John,  Church  st  I 

BnnkerThos.  Honghton-Cnnquest 
Crouch  Jnlin  Edward,  Lidiington 
Crouch  William,  Lidiington 
Farnell  VVilliam,  U'ohnrii  st 
Foskett  Bernard,  Bedford  st 
Goodman  Charles,  Cranfield 
Jeffs  William,  U'il-han»p'*fead 
Moore  James,  Dunstable  st 
Morgan  George,  Wibhanipslead 
Morris  Joseph  Marsh,  Dunstable  st 
Queenbv  Richard,  Wilshampstead 
Stanton' Thomas,  Cranfield 

BANKERS. 

Sharpies  and  Co.  (Branch  of  Hitchin 
Bank)  Bedford  st— (draw  on  Bar- 
clay Bevan  &  Co.  London)— May 
&  Strange,  agents 

Savings'  Bank,  Church  st — John 
Marvhall,  iiCtuary  j 

BLACKSMITHS.  | 

Abbis  Richaul,   Wohnrii  st  ! 

Abbis  William,  Woburn  .st  1 

Api)leliv  Richard,  Clo|)liill  1 

Arnold'WiHiam,  .Mauldeii  I 

Bigg  James  Li(lli"^;ton 
lierridge  TU-'ige,  Marston 
Odell  DHuiei,  Clophill 
Parkes  Richard,  Cianfield 
Smith  William,  Dunstable  st 
TufTnail  John,  Wdsliamiistead 

BOOKSELLERS,    STATIONERS 
AND    PRINTERS. 

Cook  Ger.rRC,  Churrh  st 
Shaw  Aim  fstationer),  .Market  pince 
BOOT    AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 
Ahbott  Mark,  Cranfield 
(ioode  GeorRe,  Duiisiahle  st 
HarriMm  William,  Church  st 
Hart  William,  Haynes 
Herbert  Kdmiind,  Chinch  st 
Jdhn'-on  William,  Diinstaldest 
Pack  Henry,  Dunstable  st 
Sbefficld  Jo<e|)b,  Chiirdi  "-t 
Shelfield  Samuel,  Dun.stable  st 
Smith  JasfMeather  cutter),  Hog  hill 
Walker  J'diii,  Havnc:^ 
Waljier  Thomas,  Haynes 


BRICK    AND    TILE    MAKERS.    | 

Crouch  George,  Clopbill  | 

HibbsJobn,  Houuhton-Conqucst  I 
SwafTieM  Samuel,  Milbrook  mad  I 
BRICKLAYERS*  PLASTRERS.  j 

French  Daniel,  Maulden 
Welch  John,  Liillinuton 
Wildmaii  Daniel.  Maulden 

BUTCHERS, 

George  Williaui,  Hog  liiU 
Guiigin  Tliomas,  Woburn  st 
Gurrey  Joseph,  Lidiington 
Hallw'orth  Charles,  Maiket  place 
'  King-tiui  Tliomas,  Bedford  st 
Kingston  U'ilbam,  Lidiington 
Low  John,  Cl'iphill 
Nesjus  Samuel,  Dun«tabie  st 
Pack  John,  Maulden 
Phipp^  Genrge,  Wilshampstead 
Roberts  Geoige,  Dunvtabie  st 

I        CABINET    MAKERS    AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Rattison  Samuel,  Church  st 
,  Haiidscouib  Isaac,  Dunstable  st 
Ramsay  John  Grimwood,  Church  st 

'  CHEMISTS    AND    DRUGGISTS. 

I  Allen  G.  orge  &  Co.  (manufacturing), 
j        Market  place 

I  CHINA  AND  GLASS  DEALERS. 

'  Foskett  Bernard,  Bedford  >t 
Ramsav  John  (Jrimwood,  Church  St 

CORN    MERCHANTS. 
C^iulcutt  C^ileb,  Market  place 
George  William,  Hog  hill 
Goodman  Wiliam,  Cranfield 
Mav  &  Strange  (and  hop  and  seed), 
Beiiford  st  L^'tead 

Qiicnby  Thomas  &Ja?.,  Wilshainp- 

FIRE,    Ac.  OFFICE    AGENTS. 

County  (tire)  6i  Provident  (life), 

Mav&  Strange.  Bedford  sr 
Crown     (life>,    Thomas     Greene. 

Bedford  st  [stable  st 

General,  William  Claridae,  Dun- 
.\oRWicH  Union,  EdwaidColeman, 

Woburn  st 
Star,  Edward  Handscomb,  Wobnrn 

street  [stalde  st 

Suffolk  (fire),  John  Rbsiles,  Dun- 

GROCERS  ANDTEADEALERS. 

{See  also  Shopkeepers,  &(c.) 
Miirkrd  thus  *  are  also  Tallow  Chandlers. 
*Claridee  William,  Dunstable  st 
*Coleman  (^'dward,  Woburn  st 
Coleman  George,  Cranfield  , 

1  Foskett  Bernard,  Bedford  st 
I  Go'dhall  John,  Lidiington 
!  KimptonSimeon  RobinM)n,Manmen 
1 'May    &    Strange   (and  curriers), 
1      Bedford  st 

I  Morris  Joseph.  IMarket  place 
}  Stevens  John,  Clophill 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Gascoiii  J'din,  Dunstable  st 
1  Roberts  William,  Dunstable  st 
i  Savage  Robert,  Wnburii  st 

I  HATTERS. 

Rogers  Jovepli  Mead,  Market  place 
i  Rusbbrnoke  Georue,  Cbur(  h  st 
Taylor  William,  Dunstable  st 

INNS. 

{.Sefalso  Tavermis;  Puhlir  Nouses) 
Kind's  Arms  (commf  rcial),  Gioige 

Whi'bread,  Maiket  place 
White  Hart  iCMUimercial  A  posting), 

JaiiKS  liiauuiont.  Marketplace 
JOINERS  AND    CARPENTERS. 
Uattison  Samuel,  Cliuicb  -t 
H.iswortb  Jnhii,  l.idlii  gton 
Burrows  John,  Woburn  st 
Bui  rows  Sauiiiel.  Clopbill 
Clarke  John,  Haynes 
Goodman  George,  Cranfield 


Lansbury,  John,  Lidiington 
Manning  Thomas,  Cranfield 
Northwood  John,  Maulden 
Randall  James,  Marston 
Woodruff  Thomas,  Milbrook 
Young  John,  Haynes 
LINEN  &  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 
Cideman  Giorge.  Cranfield 
Goodhali  John,  Lidiington 
KiuiptoiiSimeoii  Robinson, Manldcn 
Mav  &  Strance,  Bedford 
lingers  Joseph  Mead,  Market  place 
Kushbrooke  Geoige,  Church  st 

MALTSTERS. 
Furze  Robert,  Dunstatle  st 
Mollis  John,  Bidford  st 
Odell  Edward,  Cianfield 

MILLERS. 
Burroughs  John,  Clophill 
Caulcnti  Caleb,  .Market  pi  'ce 
Croxford  Jo-hua,  Maulden 
Hallwoith  Charles,  Maulden 

MILLINERS*  DRESS  MAKRS. 

CookeFauny«i Rebecca.  Dunstable  nt 
Iinpiiy  Ann,  .M;irket  pl^ce 
Parkes  Rachael,  Church  st 
Robinson  .'\nn,  AM'ion  place 
Ward  Sarah,  Maulden 

PAPER    HANGERS. 
Battison  Samnel,  Church  st 
Handscomn  Isaar,  Dnn^taMe  st 
R;ini-av  J.diii  Grimwood,  Church  st 

PLUMBERS,      PAINTERS    AND 
I  GLAZIERS. 

Kingston  Wihiain,  Dunstable  St 
Sharpe  Jo'.eDh,  Woburn  si 
Sheaid  William,  Woburn  st 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Cato  John,  Wilshampstead 
Cato  Elizabeth,  Bedford  st 
Robinson  Win.  Negus,  Dunstable  st 

SHOPKEEPERS &DEALER SIN 
GROCERIES     *    SUNDRIES. 

Bell  William,  Bedford  st 
Biigg  William,  Lidlinuton 
CliappelJiK-eph,Hough:on-Conqucst 
Crouch  Marv,  Liidlington 
Dynes  Joseph,  Wilshampstead 
Kaulknev  Daniel,  Marston 
Kennell  Daniel,  Wilshampstead 

Klint  Jnhii,  Maulden 

Hall  Wiliam.  Flitwiek 

King  Elizabeth,  Haynes 

Lovell  Thomas,  Cranfield 

Mann  Jnhii,  Dunstable  st 

Nicholls  William,  M-.inlden 
i  Odell  Daniel,  Clophill 

Phinps  Thomas,  Wilshampstead 

KuH'head  John,  Lidiington 

Savaue  Henry,  Cranfield 

Sharp  Hinry',  Clopbill 

Siiiiih  James,  Marston 

Two  Steven,  Marston 

Wilmer  Win.  Tlios,  Wilshampstead 

Woodcraft  Eli/abeib,  Milbrook 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Ahboit  Elizabeth,  CranficM 
Axain  Eli/.abeih,  Dunstable  st 
Cooper  Lucy,  Church  st 
Handscomb  Sarah,  Dun-table  st 
Howes  Hannah,  Dunstable  st 
Ramsay  Tbirza,  Church  st 
SURGEONS. 

Chapman  Thomas,  Dunstable  st 
Hamilton  Andrew,  Dunstable  st 
Paxtoit  George  Kay,  Cranfield 
Slinii  William  Samuel,  Church  st 

TAILORS. 

Blunt  William,  Milbrook 
Crick  Isaac,  W>d)urii  st 
Klwing  John,  Woburn  st 
S.nticid  Thomas,  Lidlmgtnn 
lavlor  William,  Dunstable  st 
Walker  William,  Albion  place 


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TALLOW   CHANDLERS. 

See  nnder  the  head  Grocers. 


TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Bell,  William  Conk,  Marslon 
liird-in-Hand,  Henrv  Austin,  Flitwiek 
Black  Hat,  Geo.  Phipps,  Wilshampstead 
Chequers,Jas  Baker. Houghton-Coiiqiiest 
Chequers,  Charles  Wheeler,  Milhronk 
Compasses,  .John  Gasroin,  Dunstable  st 
Compasses,  William  Maddams,  Clophill 
Cross  Keys,  Francis  Green,  Bedford  st 
Crow,  William  Millard,  Cranfield 
Crown  &  Sceptre.  Jno.  Smith,  Bedford  st 
Dog,  William  Waller,  Hajnes 
George,  Willi  im  Abbis,  Woburn  st 
George,  Joshua  Croxlord.  Manlden 
Green  .Man,  Sarah  Bosworth,  IJdlington 
King's  Head,  William  Bright,  Wob  irn  st 
Ossorv  Arms,  John  Kingston,  Milbrook 
Red  Lion,.roseph  Sheffield.  Church  st 
IJed  Lion,  Edwd.  Travis,  Wilsliampstead 
Rose  &  Crown,  George  Welch,  Market  pi 
Sun,  George  Roberts,  Unustable  st 
Swan,  Henry  Brinkler,  Flitwiek 
AVhite  Hart  Edwd.Ddwrieswell,  Mauldem 
White  Horse,  Thomas  Sinims,  Haynes 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Barber  Thomas,  Wilshampstead 

Clarke  John,  Manlden 

Crouch  William,  Lidlington 

Huckle  Henry,  Wilshampslead 

Monk  Elizabeth,  Lidlington 

Rnlfhead  John,  Lidlington 

Savavie  Robert  William.  Woburn  st 

Sl«nbriige  Henry,  Bedford  st 

Two  David,  Manlden 

Toll  Samuel,  WiUharapstead 

Worley  John,  Dunstable  st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Atterbury  Jas.  Hoiiehtoii-Conqiiest 
Bosworth  John,  Lxllingtcm 
liuiiovvs  Samuel,  Clophill 
Dynes  Joseph,  WiLshainpstearl 
Foster  Jose|)h,  Craiitidd 
Howsiin  Samuel,  VVohurn  st 
Travis  Edward,  Wilsjiampsiead 

\(riNE  «c  SPIRIT  IVIERCHANTS. 

Beaumont  James,  Market  place 
Whitbread  George,  Church  st 


Miscellaneous . 

Armstrong   William,  agricultural  imple- 
ment maker,  Woburn  st 
Axam    Thomas,  nnrsery  and  seedsman, 

Dunstable  street 
Bowden  Thomas,  cooper,  Woburn  st 
Chater  William,  parish  clerk.  Church  st 
Cooper  George,  railway  station  master, 

Marslon 
County  Court  Office,   King's  Head 

Inn.  John  Eagle.i,  c/ei/i 
Course    George,    millwright    and    brass 

founder,  Cliuich  st 

Gas  Works,  Maulden  road — Frederick 

Churchill,  seo-efari/  fburn  st 

Handscoiiib  Mary,  furniture  broker   Wo- 

Hairison  William  George.vevenue  ollicer, 

Bedford  street 
Haynes  Thomas,  lace  dealer,  Woburn  st 
Inland  Revknuk  Office, at  the  King's 

Arms  Inn,  Thomas  Hield,  supervisor 
LiTF.RARV  Society,  Woburn  st— Lewis 

Ban  ram,  srcrttary 
May  5c  Strange,  cuiriers.  Bedford  st 
Miller  John,  railway  station  master,  Lid- 
lington 
Morris  John,  brewer,  Bedford  st 
Morris  Joseph,  ironmonger.  Market  pi 
Overman  Thos.  Wm.  graricr,  Manlden 
Patten  Wm.  tinman  &  brazier,  Bedford  st 
Pembroke  Jas.  watch  maker,  Dunstable  st 
Reagan  John,  travelling  draper,  Maulden 
Roberts  Wi-liani,   toy   dealer  and  neivs 

agent.  Dunstable  st 
Pmiih  William,  whitesmith,  Dunstable  st 
Stamp  Officb,  Bedford  street — May  & 
Strange,  sub-distributers  [Park 

Swaffield  Samuel,  land  agent,  Anptliill 
Tall  Mary,  slay  maker,  Maulden  [ble  st 
Wells  Hy.  baikel  &  .«ieTe  maker,  Dunsia- 
Wilmer  William  Thomas,  cheese  factor. 
Wilshampslead  [Albion  pi 

Wonfor  Elizabeth,  Berlin  wool  renository, 
Wonfor  Wm.veterinary  surgeon, Albion  pi 

PLACES    OF    W^ORSHIP, 

AND    THF.IR    MINISTF.RS. 
CHURCHES. 
All,  Saints,  Houghton-Conquest — Rev. 
Henry  John  Rose,  rec<or 

Ai.i,    Saints,    Wilshampslead Rev. 

Frederick  Passey,  M.  A.  vicar. 
Saint  Andre w's,Ampthill—ReT.George 
Maule,  rector 


Saint  Mary's,  Maulden— Rev.  Charles 

Ward.recfor 
Saint  Mary's,  Clophill Rev.  John 

Mend  hum,  M.  A.  rector 
Saint   Mark's,  Haynes — Rev.    Edward 

Brook  Bridg;es,  M.  A.  vicar 
Saint   Mary's,  Marslon-Morefaine 

Rev.  Thomas 'I'ylecote,  B.  A.  rectnr 
Saint  Michaf.l's,  Milbrook — Rev.  Hy. 

R.  Smythe,  rector 
Saint  1'kter's. Flitwiek— Rev.  William 

A.  Dawson,  vicar 
Saint  Pktf.r's  &  Saint  Paul's,  Cran- 
field—Rev.Geoige  Gardner  Harter,M.A. 

rector 

DISSENTING    CHAPELS. 
B\ptist,  Maulden 
Indkpkndbnt,  Ampthill — Rev.  William 

C.  Robinson 
Friend's  Mrf.tinc  House,  Ampthill 
Weslryan    Methodists,    Ampthill  j 

Maulden,  and  Lidlington 

POOR    LAW    UNION. 

Workhouse,  Dnnstable  road. 

A/ff.'j/er— Thomas  Dawson 
Matron — Elizabeth  Dawson 
Chaplain — Rev.  William  Green 
Schoolmistress — Mary  Ann  Pope 
Cierk  to  the  Guaniinus— J oha  Marshall 

REGISTRARS, 

OF  BIRTHS,  DEATHS  &  MARRIAGES. 

Stiperinfen'leiit  Registrar,  Gsorge  Robin- 
son, Albion  place 

Registrar  of  marriages,  Edward  Hands- 
comb.  Woburn  street 

Registrar  of  births  and  deaths,  John 
Marshall,  Chnrch  street 

RAILW^AY. 

The  nearest  Stat. on  to  Ampthill  is  the 
Makston,  three  miles  distant,  on  the 
Bedford  and  Bletchi.ey  Branch  of 
the  London  and  North- Western  Rail. 
way — John  Cooper,  Station  Master 
CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,  Benjamin  Gilbert,  fiom 
his  house  Wilshampslead,  every  Tues. 

To  BEDFORD,  William  Field,  from 
Hog  hill  daily,  and  Willium  Walker, 
from  the  King's  Arms,  every  Wednes- 
day and  Saturday. 


BEDFORD, 

WITH  THE  PARISHES  AND  VILLAGES  OF  ELSTOW,  GOLDINGTON,  CARDINGTON,  BIDDEN 

HAM,  CLAPHA.M,   BROiMHAM,   KEMP.STON,  OAKLEY,  STEVINGTON,    WOOTTOJS    AND 
_^  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 

JOEDFORD  is  a  borough  both  corporate  and  parlia- 
nietitaiy,  having  separate  jurisdiction  ;  it  is  the  county 
town  nnd  the  most  considerable  in  the  shire,  both  as 
ri^spects  size  and  population;  situated  51  miles  N.  from 
Loiidnn  (63  by  rail) :  it  is  connected  with  the  London 
and  North  Western  lailway  by  means  of  the  Bletchley 
brancii,  and  thus  a  conimuiiicatioi)  is  opened  up  by  tail 


with  the  metiopolis  and  also  the  Nortbern  districts 
The  town,  which  is  st-aied  in  the  midst  of  the  rich  tract 
of  laiul  called  'the  Vale  ol  Redford,' extends  along  both 
banks  of  the  river  Ouse,  which  is  crossed  by  an  elegant 
stone  biidgeof  live  arches,  constructed  in  1813;  its 
predecessor  was  tenernble,  both  in  aspect  and  years. 
The  principal  street  is  a  mile  in  length,  inteisected  bv 
smaller  ones,  at  right  angles,  and  all  are  well  paved 
and  gas-lighted.  Great  improvements  have  been  effec- 
ted during  the  last  few  years  in  new  buildings  and 
otherwise — amonc  the  latter  the  New  Corn  Exchange — 
liandsoine  and  rommodious,  situated  on  Market  hill, 
stands  conspicuous.  Bedford  is  a  place  of  respectable 
trade,  but  in  aianufactures  circumscribed,  the  making 
of  pillow  lace  being  the  principal  branch.  Bricks  and 
tiles  are  made  in  coii>i{!erable  quantities,  and  much 
liuie  is  hniiit  in  the  neishbouihood.  There  are  two 
iron  and  brass  foundries,  seveial  corn  mills,  malt- 
iiigs  and  lirrvveiies,  and  a  tolerable  trade  is  carried  nn 
in  coal  and  tiiiib(  r  by  river  carriage — the  Ouse  being 
navigable  for  barees  from  hence  to  Lviin,  on  the  Ger- 
man Ocean.  There  aie  some  good  inns  heie;  the 
'George,'  in  High  street,  is  an  excellent  commercial 
house,  and  posting  establishment. 


Bedford  was  incorporated  in  the  23id  of  Edward  I. 
under  the  title  of '  the  Boi  ouyh  and  I'own  of  Hedford  ; ' 
at  which  pel iod  the  elective  franchise  was  bestowed, 
and  it  then,  as  now,  returned  two  members ;  the  pre- 
sent are,  Henry  Stuart,  Esq.  Kempston,  in  this  county, 
and  18,  Hill  street  Berkeley  square,  London  ;  and  Sir 
Harry  V^erney,  Bart.  Claydoii  Hall,  and  9,  St.  James' 
place,  London.  A  char'ei' of  incorporation  wasgiauted 
to  Bedford  by  Charles  II,  and  under  this  the  borough 
was  governed  until  the  Municipal  Act,  passed  in  1835, 
vested  the  jurisdiction  in  a  mayor,  six  aldermen  and 
eighteen  cnunciliors,  with  a  town  clerk  and  assistant 
officers — the  corporate  body  being  styled  'the  Mayor 
and  Burgesses  of  the  town  of  Bedford  : '  the  same  act 
divided  the  town  into  two  waids,  and  granted  to  it  a 
commission  of  the  peace.  The  borough  magistrates 
have  jurisdiction  of  all  criminal  ofTences  committed 
within  tl;e  lown  and  borough.  The  assizes  are  held  in 
lent  and  midsummer  in  the  shire  hall,  as  are  the  quarter 
sessions  for  the  town  and  county,  and  a  County  Court— 
the  latter  is  held  monthly  under  the  new  act  (parsed 
August,  1846),  foi  the  recoveiy  of  debts  to  any  amount 
nut  exceeding  £20.  At  the  coronation  of  Jiiiues  II,  in 
1685,  the  Earl  of  Exeter,  Sir  George  Bhindel,  and 
Tliomas  Snaggs,  Esq.  'as  seised  of  several  parts  of  ihe 
iiiirony  of  Bedford,  respectively  cla'med  to  execute  the 
office  of  almoner;  and  claimed,  as  the  fees  of  that  office, 
to  have  the  >ilver  alms-basin,  and  the  distribuiion  of  all 
the  alms  therein,  nnd  of  the  cl^th  spread  for  their 
majesties  to  walk  on,  as  also  ibe  fine  linen  towel  and  a 
tun  of  wine :  the  king  appointed  the  earl  pro  hac  vice. 


23ctrfoilri5i)ire. 


BEDFORD,  &c. 


;i)latcr^ja; 


with  -ASnlvu  jure  to  tlie  other  two  clairaaiits;  but  the 
silver  dish,  and  the  cloth  fioiu  the  throne  to  the  west 
rloor  of  tlie  ahhey,  only  were  allowed  as  fees.'  The 
harony  of  Bedford  is  now  possessed  jointly  by  the  Duke 
of  Bedford,  the  Marquessof  Exeter,  and  William  Henry 
AVhitbrt-ad,  ICsq. 

'llie  five  pai  ishes  into  which  the  town  is  divided  are, 
Saint  i^iui's,  in  the  patronai^e  of  I^ord  John  Thynne  ; 
Saint  Cutiibci  t's  and  Saint  Pett  r's  Martin,  in  the  gift 
of  ihe  Cr<jwn  ;  Saint  Mary's,  in  the  presintatioii  of  the 
JJi>lio|i  of  Lincoln  ;  and  Saint  Joim's,  in  the  paironatje 
of  the  coriroration  :  the  livinf^s  art-  all  rKtories,  except 
that  of  Saint  Paul's,  which  is  a  vicarage,  to  whicli 
Trinity  district  church  is  annexed.  The  church  of  Saint 
Paul  is  a  ca[)acious  and  veiieriible  structure,  with  an 
octagonal  spire  springing  from  a  noble  tower:  the 
chancel  eiuioses  an  altai- toinh,  with  a  representation 
of  Sir  William  Harpur  and  his  lady  in  bra^s- work.  Tlie 
old  stone  pulpit  has  tiecn  replaced  by  one  of  oak,  and 
the  library  has  been  incorporated  with  tliat  of  the  new 
coumy.  The  church  of  Saint  Mary,  is  i[i  the  later  style 
of  English  architecture,  with  a  plain  s(inare  tower. 
Saint  John's  clan  cli  is  a  neat  structure,  with  a  handsome 
modernized  tower.  Saint  Peter's  Martin  is  an  ancient 
edifice,  Willi  a  tower,  and  a  beautiful  Norman  aicli  at 
the  southern  entrance.  There  are  places  of  worship 
for  various  religious  denominations,  of  which  a  list  is 
appended  to  the  Directory,  with  their  situations  and 
ministers.  In  the  \estry  of  the  Baptist  chapel  is  the 
chair  once  occupied  by  John  Bunyan,  and  over  it  an 
original  portrait  of  i  his  celebrated  author,  who  officiated 
as  tlie  minister  :  his  allegory  of  '  The  Pilgrim's  Pro- 
gress' was  written  during  his  twehe  years'  incarceration 
in  the  gaol  of  this  t(.wn,  in  the  tolerant  reign  of  the 
second  Charles,  for  the  heinous  crime,  in  those  days, 
of  preaching  and  '  holding  conventicles;'  his  confine- 
ment was,  however,  occasionally  intermitted  by  his 
more  humane  gaoler,  who  sometimes  allowed  his 
jirisoner  to  depart  on  his  paiole  of  honour  for  several 
(lays  together — it  is  needless  to  add  that  his  parole  was 
nererviolaled.  A  new  and  sjiacious  chapel  has  recently 
been  erected  on  the  sight  of  the  \enerated  old  meeting- 
liouse,  at  a  cost  of  nearly  £4,000.  and  capable  of  hold- 
ing a  Congregation  of  twelve  bundled.  'The  Moravian 
comimiiity  settled  hereiuI745;  tlieir  domicile  is  well 
deservinn  the  stranger's  inspection:  the  higher  branches 
of  needlewoik  are  beautifully  executed;  the  school 
at'arhed  to  the  establishment  is  under  admirable  regu- 
lations, both  for  moial  discipline  and  high  attainments. 
The  charities  of  Bedford  are  exceedingly  numerous; 
but  those  of  an  educational  character  are  beyond  all 
others,  extensive  and  important— it  beint;  computed 
that  at  least  fourteen  hundred  children  daily  teceive 
gtatuitous  education,  and  aie  furnished  with  every 
scho(d  requisite.  The  principal  scholastic  establishment 
13  the  '  giamuiarand  matliematical  school,'  founded  by 
Sir  William  Haipur,  a  native  of  this  town,  and  in  l.'jfil 
lord  mayor  of  London  ;  the  school  premises  were  re- 
built in  i7()7,  and  a  statue  of  ihe  founder  placed  in  the 
front.  The  revenue  of  this  school,  ai  the  periorl  of  its 
foundation,  did  not  exceed  £180.— whereas  it  now 
realizes  upwards  of  £1.3,000.  per  annum;  the  appro- 
priation of  these  funds  is  regulated  by  various  at  ts  of 
jiarli.tnient.  The  masters  are  of  the  mo^t  respectable 
and  Iciined  class,  and  their  sal.n'ies  are  commeiisui ale 
with  their  talmt,  and  the  objects  to  be  attained  by  the 
establishment.  There  are  eight  scholarships,  of  .£80. 
each,  tliat  can  be  held  four  years,  in  either  of  the 
universities  of  Oxford,  Cambriilge  or  Dublin  ;  six  are 
restricted  to  the  sons  of  inhabit ints  of  Bedfoid — the 
other  two  are  o|)en  to  all  cm  the  foundation:  theWarden 
and  Fellows  of  New  Cidlegi-,  Oxford,  appoint  the  master 
and  usheis;  the  corporation  and  eighteen  trustees 
are  the  manugers.  Besides  the  education  of  youth  and 
the  i)lHcing  id"  others  as  apprentices,  the  bestowing  of 
iii;irriace  portions  upon  hi'iiest  and  virtuous  maidens  is 
not  the  least  interesting  fe;ituie  amongst  the  views  of 
the  benevolent  founder.  Supported  by  the  funds  of  this 
excellent  cliarity  are  an  Kn>;lish  school,  in  which  is 
taught  l.,ann;  a  [ircpaiatory  and  coninieicial  S(  liool,  a 
girls'  school,  a  liospital  for  fifty  poor  hoys  and  girls, 
and  almshouses  for  sixty-six  decayed  bousekcejiers, 
besides  a  fund  distiihuted  amongst  other  poor  persons. 
T'he  trusti'cs  of  tlie  charity  have  erected  a  magnificent 
pile  of  building,  in  the  later  style  of  English  arcliitcc- 

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ture,  with  a  tower  of  considerable  height  in  the  centre: 
this  election,  which  adjoins  the  anci  en  teram  mar  school, 
contains  the  various  schools,  hospital  for  the  children, 
house  for  the  clerk,  and  apiirtments  for  holding  meet- 
ings of  the  trustees.  The  house  of  industry  has  lately 
been  appropriated  to  the  use  of  the  forty-four  paiishe.s 
which  comprise  the  '  Bedford  Union.'  For  the  erudite 
of  Bedfoid,  and  the  general  reader,  there  are  libraries 
and  news  rooms,  and  aliteraryand  scientificinstitution. 
'i"he  principal  public  buildings  exclusive  of  those  for 
divine  worship  are,  a  handsome  shire  hall,  the  county 
lunatic  asylum,  a  female  penitentiary,  the  town  and 
county  ga(d,  the  new  corn  exchange  before  mentioned, 
and  the  county  infirmary ;  towards  the  erection  of  the 
last  named  the  late  Samuel  VVhitbrend,Esq.  contributed 
the  munificent  sum  of  .£10,000.,  and  the  Marcjuess  of 
'i'avistock   jiresented  £2,000  towards  its  etdargement. 

Contiguous  to  St.  Paul's  church  is  an  ancient  biiild- 
ini;,  conjectured  to  have  been  one  of  the  prebi  ndal 
iiouses  mentioned  by  Leiand.  A  short  mile  west  of  the 
town  are  the  remains  of  Caldwell  Priory,  founded  in 
the  reien  of  King  John ;  and  a  mile  east,  at  Newcnham, 
are  the  more  considerable  fragments  ofa  prioi  y  foiiuded 
by  Simon  Beauchamp,  in  the  time  of  Henry  II,  for 
black  canons;  but  the  original  site  was  Bedford,  from 
whence  it  was  removed.  This  town  gives  the  title  of 
Duke  to  the  noble  family  of  Russell,  and  has  been  the 
residence  of  jome  eminent  individuals — Hovvaid  the 
pliilanthropist,  resided  at  Cardington,  as  did  the  late 
Samuel  Whitbread,  Esq.  In  1813  died  in  this  town, 
aged  106,  Mr.  Philip  Thompson,  who  a  few  months 
before  had  followed  his  wife  to  the  grave,  with  whom 
he  had  lived  happily  upwards  of  seventy  years;  Mr. 
Thompson  had  been  visited  by  many  of  the  nobility,  and 
even  by  royalty — by  several  of  the  former  he  was 
stilicited  to  sit  for  bis  picture.  With  the  gratification 
imbibed  from  pleasing  views  and  a  fertile  country,  this 
neighhinirhood  conjoins  other  at  tractions,  both  modern 
and  ancient: — Oaklev  House,  the  beautiful  seat  of  the 
Duke  of  Bedfoid,  is  but  thiee  miles  distant;  the  ruins 
of  Ncwenham  abbey — those  of  Elstow  nuiiery — and  the 
site  of  the  once  highly  piized  castle  of  Bedford,  which 
IS  still  to  be  traced,  presents  subjects  of  inteiest  with 
the  admiiei s  of  fine  scenery,  and  for  the  contemplation 
of  the  anrnpiary.  The  casile,  in  early  days,  was  fre- 
quently the  seine  of  hlooilshed,  and  was  at  length 
(lemolished  by  Henry  ill.  A  monastery  also  existed 
here  at  a  very  remote  ])eriod,  in  a  chapel  of  which  was 
interred  Otfa  King  of  Mercia;  but  the  river  Ouse  un- 
dermined the  fabric,  and  engulphcd  both  the  chapel  and 
the  royal  tomb.  The  market  davs  are  Monday,  chiefly 
for  hogs,  and  Saturday,  for  general  commodities.  Fairs 
the  first  Tuesday  in  Lent,  April  21st,  July  6th,  August 
21st,  October  12ih,and  December  19th;  these  fairs  are 
principally  for  cittle,  except  that  held  on  the  6th  of 
July,  which  is  likewise  a  considerable  one  for  wool. 
The  borough  of  Bedford  (which  comprises  the  several 
parishes  before  named),  contiined,  in  18.'U,  6,959  in- 
habitants, and  in  1841,  9,178 — the  population  at  the 
present  time  (IS.'.O),  probably  amounts  to  11,000. 

EiSTOW,  or  Ehic.itow,  a  village  nearly  2  miles  s.  from 
Bedford,  wa«  the  birth-place  of  the  celebrated  and 
pious  John  Biinyan,  before  mentioned.  'i"be  paiish 
church  of  Saint  Nlary  and  Saint  Helen,  is  chiefly  in  the 
Noiinan  style  of  architecture,  and  contains  several 
monuments  of  considerable  antiquity:  the  living  is  a 
vicarage,  in  the  pationage  of  the  Whitbiead  family. 
There  are  places  of  woisbip  for  Baptists  and  Indepen- 
dents. Fairs  aie  held  on  the  l.itb  and  16th  May,  and 
.'itii  and  6th  November,  chii  fly  for  cattle.  The  popii- 
liition  of  this  and  of  the  following  parishes  is  stated 
after  the  notice  of  Wootton. 

Goi.DiNGTON  tillage  is  2  miles  n.  u.  of  Bedford.  The 
church  is  dedicated  to  St.  Mary:  the  livingisavicaraue 
in  the  presf-ntatioii  of  the  Duke  of  Bedford.  A  Sunday 
school,  and  a  chapel  for  Independents,  are  in  Ihe  villaRe. 

Cardingion  vilhme  is  about  2J  miles  S.  E.  from 
Bedford.  The  parish  church  of  Saint  Mary,  contains 
several  ancient  monuments  ;  also  a  mural  tablet  to  the 
memorv  of  the  great  philanthropist,  Jolin  Howard, 
who  resided  some  years  in  this  parish;  and  there  is  a 
su|)erb  monument,  bv  Bacon,  erected  in  1799,  to  the 
memory  of  Samuel  Whithrearl,  Esq.  The  living  is  a 
dischaigi  d  vicaraRo,  in  the  ^ift  of  tlie  Master  and  Fol- 
lows of  Tiinity  College,  Cambridge. 


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BEDFORD,  &c. 


l^cUfotHslbire* 


BiDDENHAiM,  two  luilc's  west  of  Bedford — Clai'Ham, 
the  like  di-tance  novtli— and  Bkomiiam,  tliree  miles 
west  iiv  1101  til,  are  inconsiderable  \illages  *nd  parishes 
in  tlie  hiiiidied  of  Willey ;  they  have  each  their  parish 
church,  but  contain  nothing  worthy  of  particular 
observation. 

Kempston  a  considerable  village,  is  three  miles 
nortli-west  of  Bedford.  The  church  dedicated  to 
All  Saints,  is  a  small  unpretending  huilding;  the  pre- 
sent incumbent,  who  is  also  patron  of  the  liung,  is  the 
Kev.  John  Hamilton  Williams.  Near  the  church  is  a 
school  conducted  on  Dr.  Bell's  system  ;  and  within  the 
parish,  in  a  delightful  situation,  'environed  by  sjrounds 
and  gardens,  is  'SpringtieldHouse,'  an  ably-conducted 
piivate  hinatic  asylum. 

Oakley  is  a  neat  village  pleasantly  situated  about 
three  and  a  half  miles  n.  w.  from  Bedford,  near  to  the 
Ouse,  on  the  hanks  of  which  river  also  stands  Oakley 
Villa,  the  seat  of  the  Duke  of  Bedford.  The  pari-h 
chuich  of  Saint  IMaiy  contains  an  ancient  altar-tomb 
and  etllgy  in  robes  of  the  family  of  Keynes:  the  living 
is  a  vicarage  in  the  patronage  of  the  Provost  and  Fel- 
lows of  Eton  College. 


About  a  mile  and  a  half  west  of  Oakley  is  the  village 
of  Stevington.  The  church  of  Saint  Mary,  contains 
a  monumentiil  brass  of  a  knight  in  armour,  with  the 
date  1422:  the  livint;  is  a  vicarage,  in  the  gift  of  the 
Duke  of  Bedford.  In  the  centre  of  the  village  is  an 
ancient  cross,  with  an  accent  of  steps.  There  are  alms- 
houses, endowed  by  Robert  Barritiger,  in  the  year  1630, 
for  five  indigent  persons. 

VVooTTON  is  rather  a  populous  village,  5  miles  s.  w. 
from  Bedford.  The  parish  church  of  Saint  Mary, 
contains  a  number  of  monnments  to  members  of  the 
Monoux  family  :  the  living  is  a  vicarage,  in  the  gift  of 
the  Rev.  John  Jenkin,  the  present  incumbent. 

Population,  &c.— The  foregoing  are  all  agricultural 
parishes;  Elstow,  Kempston  and  Wootton  aie  in 
Redbornestoke  hundred — iheir  population  re-pectively 
in  1841,  was  562, 1,699  and  1,106.  tioLDiNGTON  isinthe 
hundred  of  Barford — population  509.  Cardington  ia 
Wixhamtree  hundred  contained,  1,466.  Biddenham, 
Bromham,  and  Stevington,  are  in  Willey  hundred — 
their  population  was  345,314  and  602.  Clapha.m  and 
Oakley  are  in  Stodden  hundred,  and  contained  370, 
and  561  inhabitaiiis  respeciivily. 


POST  OFFICE,  HIGH  STREET,  BEDFORD, 

Mr.  CHARLES  DITHREY,  Post  Master. 
Arrival  of  the  Mails, 

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From  Ampthill,  Woburn,  Bir-viingham,  Manchester,  Liverpool,  and  all  parts  of  the  North  of  Eng- 
land, also  fiom  Scotland  and  Ireland,  every  nioriiing  at  eight. 
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aKo  to  Scotland  and  Ireland,  every  evening  at  si.x. 
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NOBILITY,    GENTRY  AND 
CLERGY. 

Abbott  Mr.  Arclihjd.  Clapham  walk 
Adauison  Chas,  E^^q.  St.  Cuthbertst 
Addington  the  Mioses  — ,  Potter  st 
Addington  Capt.  William  Sylvester, 

Goldington  Lodge 
Alliott  Rev.  William,  St.  Peter  st 
Anderson  Mr.  Walter,  Oakky 
Ball  Mr.  Thomas,  Oakky 
Bankes  Mrs.  Elizabeth, '/'avistock  st 
Barker  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Goldington 
Bainard  Tisomas,  E>q.  East  Lodge 
Bass  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  St  Paul's  S(|. 
iiedell  James,  Esq.,  Piiory  terrace 
Bedford  His  Grace  the   Duke  of, 

Oakley  Villa 
Bodger  Mr.  John,  Cardington 
Honil  Rev.  William  Heniy,  Oakley 
Boulton  Henry  Dyott,  Esq.,  Putten 

Hoe,  Goldington 
Kreretnn  Rev.  Chaile'*,  Cauldwell  st 
Brereton    Rev.   Dr.   John,  f.  s.  a., 

M.  R.  v..  s..  St.  Paul's  square 
BriglitmaiuMissSiiphiaKiniliolion  id 
BiowneJoseph,  Esq  ,CauldwellVilla 
Browne  Willi;im  Kenworthy,  Esq., 

Goldington  Hall  [Peter's  gieeii 
Burnabv  Rev.  (lU.stavus  Andrew,  St. 
Chalk  Rev.  William  Shove,  Rectory, 

Wilder!  [row 

Chambers  Mrs.  Catherine,  Crescent 
ClarksoiiRev.John,M.A.,Gt.  Burford 
Clay     Serjeant-Major      Matthew, 

Tavistock  st  T terrace 

Clementi  Rev.  Vincent,  Victoria 
Colborn  Mrs.  Ellen,  Bedford  tei  race 
Col(|uhoun   William  James,    Esq., 

Elstow  Lodge 
Coope  Mr.  Samuel,  Tavistock  st 
Cox  Thomas,  Esq.  Victoria  terrace 
Creasy  John,  Else].,  Crescent 
Crespin  Rev.  Abraham  John,  M.  A., 

Vicarage,  Rixliold 


Dawson  John  Thomas,  Esq.  Wood- 
land House,  Clapham 
Dawson    Wilhani    Ambrose,   E>q, 

Victoria  ten  ace 
Dennis  the  Misses,  Cauldwell  st 
Deverell  Major  Wm.Adelaide  square 
Dixon  Colonel  John,  Kempston 
Donne  Rev.  Jas.,  D.D.,St.  Paul's  sq 
Dumelow  Mrs.  Mary,  St.  Peter's  st 
Eaules  Ezra,  Esq.  (coroner).  Dame 
Alice  st  [House 

Edwards  Thomas,   Esq.,    Wootton 
Elger  Mr.  Isaac,  St.  John  st 
Elliott  RohertEsq.jGoldineton  House 
England  Rev.  Jidin,  St.  Peter  st 
Entwisle  Rev.  Jose|)li,  Harpur  st 
Farrell  Rev.  .Maurice,  Cardington 
Fewson  Mrs,  Mary,  Crescent 
Fount  dii  Mr.  John,  St.  Peter  st 
Francis  Mrs.  Hannah,  Harpur  place 
Frost  Rev,  John,  Cotton  end 
Fuller  Rev.    Henry,   m.  a..   Priory 
terrace  '  [road 

Gaskiii  Rev.  John,  m.  a.,  Kimbblion 
Gell  Mr.  Wm.Wiight,Pleisant  place 
Gibbins  Mr.  Heniy,  Bromham 
Golding  Mr.  Widiam,  Biddenham 
Goiidall  Rev.  Jas.Joseph,  Bromham 
Gostlina  Mr.  Henry  Valentine,  Hill 
farm,  Oakley  [holton  road 

Gow  Mrs.  Charlotte  Sophia,  Kim- 
Green  Mr.  Edward,  Cotton  end 
Green  Mr.  Thomas,  Si,  Mary  st 
Grimshawe  Rev,  Thomas  Shuttle- 
worth,  Biddenham 
Haigh  Rev,  John,  OakJey 
Halfhead  Mrs,  Harpur  place 
Halfhead  Richard  Esq.  Harpur  place 
Hsmilton  Captain  Gerrard  B,  Kim- 
bo  I  ton  road  [Albert  terrace 
Harcourt  Captain  George  Simeon. 
Harridine  Mr,  William,  Cotton  end 
Harris  Joliii,Esq.Springfield  House, 
Kempton 


it  at  ten, 

HaslchamCaptain  W.  G.,  St.  John  st 
HawKins  Mrs.  Jane,  Olfa  .st 
Hedges  Rev.  James,  New  tovvn 
Heieford  Richard,  Esq. Cauldwell  st 
Higgins  Chas.,  Esq.  St.  Cuthbert  st 
Hine  Mr.  George,  Oakley 
Hol>sonRobt,Esq.iheHoo,Kempston 
Holben  ftliss  Saiah,  Potter  st 
Howard  Mr.  Charles,   Biddenham 
Hutchinson  Captain  Charles,  r.  n.. 
Crescent  [place 

Ineraiity    Mrs.  Elizabeth,    Harpur 
Jackson  Charles,  Esq.,  Offa  st 
Jenkin  Rev.  Jidiii,  a.m.,  Wootton 
Jenkins  Miss  Eliza,  St.  Peter  st 
Joyce  Mr.  George,  Kempston 
Jukes  Rev.  John,  Dame  Alice  st 
Killeii  Rev.  Hugh,  St.  Peter  st 
Kiljiin  the  Misses — ,  Mill  st 
Kin«  Mr,  Thomas  B.,  St  Jrdiii  st 
Langiey  Miss  Elizabeth,  High  st 
Lavender  Mr.  John,  Biddenham 
Lawson  Mrs.Elizabth.Priiiry  terrace 
LecciiCapt.  Htnry,  Anipihill  st 
Leech  the  Misses' — ,Har|iur  p!a>~e 
Le  .Mesurier  Rev.  Henry.Hornelant; 
LittledaleHy.  Esq.  KempstonGrange 
Livius  Geo. Peter  Fsq.St.Cuihben  st 
Lucas  .Mrs.  Harriet,  Priory  terrace 
Lynn  Mr.  William,  EKtow 
M'Cumming  Major  Richard,  Vic- 
toria terrace 
Maclear  Rev.  George,  ma.  Cre.'cent 
Meek  Mrs.  Sarah  Jane,  Priory  road 
Mesliam  Mrs.  Mary,  St.  Loyes  st 
Medcalfe  Mr.  Samuel, Pleasant  place 
.Miller  Major  James,  Crescent 
Mills  Mrs.  Charlotte,  Potter  st 
Minster  Mrs.Mary,  St.  Pe:cr's green 
Monkliouse  Rev.  Wm.,  Goldington 
Moore  Mr.  John,  Home  lane 
Mossop  Miss  Mary,  Bedford  terrace 
Newland  Capt.  Robert,  Kempston 
Norfolk  Buileigii,  Esq. , Adelaide  sq. 


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BEDFORD,  &c. 


plater  J5 


GENTRY,    &c Conlinued. 

Paiiic  CliailL-i.  Ksij..  St.  iMaiy  st 
P.ruu-  Mi-s  .Maiv  Caidingt'in 
Palgnnt'  Clias    Kredk.  E^■q.  Hij;h  st 
Palmer  Win.  Fyslic,  E>(\.  CH'^Vt  line 
PaiktrMr.  \Vi'l!iaiii  St  Paiil'.s  square 
I'aiidtt  l\ev.  .loliii,  [4asse(tst 
Poaise  Htv.  Henry,  St.  Jnlin  st 
Peck  iMis.  Caroliiu',   Piioiy  tt-nace 
Pesiell    William,    Esq.,    the  Elms, 

Eistinv 
Phillips  Mr.  'riionia*,  TaviNtocI;  st 
Putliill Captain  Fieiltiick,  Howbury 

riall,  Ucnliolii 
Powles  Capt.  Philip,  Albert  terrace 
Prowle  Mr.  Benjamin,  Cardni(;t(iii 
Purser  Mrs.Eliz.,GiilirMii;t()nCi)ttane 
llaynsfurdMrs. Eliza  Ann.l'i  imy  tei  r 
Hcibe  Ca])tain  Jolm  Wni.liidtienliam 
Hoheits  Kev.  J.  L,  Albei t  terrace 
Itog.  r»  Mr.  John,  UrDUiliam 
Hog.  rs  Mr.  Samuel,  Oakley 
Rogers     William,     E>q.,    Howard'.s 

Cottige,  Mill  st  [rd 

Uowfiott  Major  Krancis,  Kimbolton 
Poy  Mrs.  Maltha,  Cre.scent  Co'tane 
IUi(l(lachCapt.ll<ibtStewatt,Crisce"t 
Uudue  iCdvvaid  Esq.  All'eri  terrace 
Rutberl'oid  Thomas,  Esq.  Victoria 

ten  ace 
Sandars  Mrs.  Mary,  St.  P.ter  st 
Sbarpe  Mr.  George,  Si.  Peter  st 
Sharpiii  I/ieut.  Henry,  liedford  terr. 
Shenpee  Fnincis,  E>q.,  Crescent 
Skevin);tonMis.I'>lizal)itli,Si  John  st 
Small  Mis.  Dorolhv,  Priory  terrace 
Smith  FievBcitelt-rCheiiiorke.Oakley 
Smith  .Mrs.  Frances,  High  st 
Smiih  Capt.  John,  KimbolioiiHouse 
Smith  Mis.  Oliver,  Haipiii  place 
Spaiiinv  .Mr>.  Aniie,   Haipiir  place 
.Siieet  Mr.  )aine«,  Hairnwden 
Stuait  Cot.  Ceoig",  Albert  terrace 
Stuart  Henry,  K>-i\.,  m.p.,  Ktiiipston 
Tale  John,  Esq  ,  Albi  it  terrace 
ThomasMiss*:aiuli,St.  {'aiii's  scjuare 
'riiompsoiiRu  hard,  Esq.  Bed  (""rd  terr 
Tliorp  ll.ibert  Es(|.,  St.  John  st 
TovMisend  Mis   Eliz.,  St.  Peter  .st 
Tn  vor  Hoiible.  George  Rice,  m.  p., 

Biomham  [Harpnr  place 

'I'rollope  Captain  George  li.,  k.  n., 
V'erej  Heiii  y,  l'-M|.,BrnnihHmCottage 
Warner  Capt.  |{ich(l.\'Jctoiia  terrace 
U'eale  liobert,  Esi)..  St.  Peter  st 
WelN  .Mis.  Mary,  '^avi^tock  st 
Wells'i'hos.  Em).  the  Barns. Feiilake 
Wliithnad    Samuel   Chaile-,  Es(j., 

Howard  \'illa,  Cardinuton 
Williams  iUv.  John  Hamilton, vicar- 

agi',  Kt  nip^ton 
William  son  the  Misses — ,Kempstoii 
Wi|sonl<ev.Ma.\iiiiiliaii,Wellingtoiist 
Wing  .Ml.  Samuel,  I'otter  st 
V\'oodThoinaN  Es<).  Kiinbolton  road 
W'.ithiiiL'ton  Uev.  Hy.,  Harnur  iilace 
WviiteiMis.  Francis  Aiiii,St  John  .st 
Young  Demi,  Esq.,  Crescent 
Young  (.'aptain  Joitii,  St.  Loyes  st 
Young  Mrs.  MaryAiin,  Victoria  terr. 
Ziiieke  Mrs  — ,  Amptliill  .st 

ACADEMIES    it    SCHOOLS. 

Not  otlii-rwist dfscriheil  arc  IJcu  ScIidoIs- 

Bli;r  Coat  School,  Harpur  st — 

Georae  Windward,  master;  Mary 

Windward,  inistiess 
Blown   Fiances  and  Sarah  (ladies' 

boardiuf),  St.  Petei's  greiii 
CiiAim  Y  .School,  Wells  st — Thos. 

Lcivelulge,  masier 
Charity   School,    Biomhani — — 

Samuel  Hairison,  ma&ter 
Cheap  Mary  (hoardingj,  Crescent 
Crofts  Mary,  0(fa  st 


Free  Grammar  Sci>ooL,  St.  Paul's 

sijuaie  :  — 
//('(/(/  Muster — Rev.    Dr.    Jolm 

Biereton,  k.  s.  a.,  m  k.  g.  s. 
Second  Miiiter—\it:v.  Henry  Le 

Mesuriei,  M.  a. 
Mathemtitleal     Tutor — Reverend 

Edward  Swann,  m.  a. 
Assistant  Classical  Master — Rev. 

Chailes  Brereton,  B.C.  L. 
Junior    Classical    Master  —  Mr. 

Heniy  Dodwell,  M.  A. 
H'ritiiig  Muster  ami  Teacher  of 

Arithmetic — Mr.  J.  liowden 
French  Master — Monsr.  Rudde 
Drauimf  Master — Mr.  Bradford 

Rudge 
English    Commercial    School, 

Harpur  street : — 
Head  Master — .Mr.  John  Moore 
Second  Master— ^\v.  Finlinson 
Cuncurrent   Assistants  —  George 

Windward,  Mr.  Nialls,  George 

Grant,  Mattliew  Guttridge 
Preparatory  Commercial 

School — Harpur  st: — 
Master — Mr.  James  Bannister 
Concurrent    Assistants  — Charles 

Hall,  Frederick  Hill 
General  Preparatory   School, 

Harpur  street: — 
Master — Mr.  Thomas  Riley 
GiRi.s'  School,  Hat  pur  street 

Mistress — Mrs.  Furze 
Infants'  School,  Harpur  street 
Master — Thomas  Jagg 
Mistress — Anne  Jagg 

Green  Misses  (board  ng)  St.  Leonard's 

Cottaiie 
Harding  Sarah,  Gadsbv  st 
Infants' School,  Biddenhain, Mary 

Nicholls,  niistre.ss 
Mayle   Mary    (boarding  and   day), 

Wellington  st 
Mills  Sarah  (boarding),  Crescent 
Moravian — S'.    Peter    st  —  Mary 

Jenkins,  governess 
NationalSchool;  Hafpurstrcct — 

Thomas  Riley,  master 
National  School,    Cardington — 

Willium  'I'aylor,  master 
National    School,     Kempston — 

Williain  Brooks,  master 
Smith  Mary  (boarding),  Priory  terr. 
Theological  Society,  Cotton  end 

• — Rev.  John  Frost,  tutor 

ACCOUNTANTS. 

Kilpin  Joseph,  St.  John  st 
Stafibrd  Charles,  Mill  st 
AGENTS. 

CSee  also  Fire  <b|-f.  Office  Age)}  Is.) 
Kilpin  Joseph  (estate  and  rent).  Si. 
Johiist  [High  st 

Ki  I  pin  William  Well.sf patent  ploughs) 
Eawreiue    Thomas     (newspaper). 
High  st  [Wells  st 

Meirv  Clarke  Barber  (newspaper), 
Shepherd  .lames   (estate  and  rent), 

Maiket  hill 
Timaeiis  Cliarles  Fredeiick  (news- 
paper and  to  theChiisii.m  Knovv- 
lefige  Society^,  High  st 

AGRICULTURAL    MACHINE    Ct 
IMPLEMENT    MAKERS. 

Howard  Jolm  &  Son,  High  st 
Kilpin    Wiliiam    Wells    (aueiit   for 
Raiisome's  patent  ploughs), Highst 
Williams  Williain,  High  st 
ATTORNEYS. 

Eagles  &  .Son,  Dame  Alice  st 
(iissiiig  Siiinuel  Newsoii,  Mill  st 
Peaise  Tiicid  &  Son,  St.  Paul's  ?q 


Peaise  Theed  William  (town  clerk, 
and  cleik  to  the  magistvatis),  St. 
I'aul's  sipiaie 
Rogers  William,  Mill  st 
Sharman  &  Tuinley,St.  Cuthbert  st 
Sperling  &  Syines,  Cauldwell  ft 
AUCTIONEERS  &  APPRAISRS. 
Pulley  &i.  Son,  St.  Prtul's square 
Smith  Tlinmas,  Hiiih  st 
Siafford  Charles,  Mill  st 
Usher  John,  St.  Peter's  green 

BAKERS. 

Marked  thus  *  arc  al»o  Confectioners. 
(See  also  Confectioners.) 
Ames  John,  St.  J(din  st 
A>tell  John,  Gievfiiars'  wa:lk 
Bairatt  William, 'Offa  st 
Barringer  Favell,  St.  Cuthbert  st 
Bennett  Jidin,  Gohliiigton 
iiettle  vVilliam,  Cauldwell  st 
Bitigs  Willimi,  Bromham 
*Bitliiey  luhvard,  St.  Loye.s  st 
Bithrey  Thomas,  St.  John  st 
•Biimly  John,  St.  Miry  st 
Cambers  Thomas,  Cotioii  end 
Chapman  Susan,  St.  John  st 
Chuirh  John,  St.  Lojes  st 
*Clifion  Anne,  Hiiih  st 
Coleman  .John,  Harpur  st 
Crouch  William,  ENtow 
Dudley  Edmund,  Kemp.ston 
•Duiilop  Sarah,  St.  {..oye^  st 
Ekin.'^  Giorgr,  'I'.ivisiOLk  st 
Eraser  vVilliam,  Har|)ur  st 
Gentle  JaiiKS,  Comluii  st 
Gobble  Jose|)li,  St.  John  st 
HardwicI:  Frederick,  Mill  st 
Hart  James,  Tavistock  st 
iUing  John.  Grevfiiars  st 
Joyce  .lohii,  Kempston 
Kent  Heiiiv,  Gw\n  st 
*A}ald.n  David.  High  st 
Maxev  John.O^klev 
Nichols  John,  WelLs  st 
Paris  George,  IMUioft  st 
Pearson  V\  illiam,  High  st 
Poole  'I'liomas,  Stevingtoii 
»Ro.ss  Williain,  Silver  st 
Sanderson  Jolm,  Caidiiigfon 
-Skeviniiton  Robert,  St.  .lohti  st 
Smith  Samuel,  Elsiow 
Whi'ehead  .lane.  Conduit  st 
Worrall  William,  Conduit  st 

BANKERS. 

j  Bamard  ^  Son,  High  st — (draw  on 

Sir  Chillis  I'lice  <Sr  Co.  l.,ondon) 
Trapp,    HaUhiad  &  Co.   High  si  — 

(draw  on  Barnard, Dimsdale&  Co. 

{.(Uidon) 
Saving's  Bank,  Harpur  st — Jose|ih 

Hill,  secii  taiy 

BASKET    &    SIEVE    MAKERS. 

('liiton  'riiomas,  Hii;li  st 
I'lvett  William,  Harpur  sticet 
Willslier  William,  St.  John  st 

BERLIN    TVOOL    DEALERS. 

Bellamy  Ann,  St.  John  st 
Smith  .Mary,  Silver  st 

BILLIARD    ROOMS. 

Wells  George  &  Co.  Highst 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Bently  Win.  Henry,  Cauldwell  st 
Eai(m  Richard,  Siivington 
Fiaiiklin  William.  St.  John  st 
Haynes  Joseph,  Wooton 
Haynes  Joseph,  Kempston 
Hills  George  (shoeing),  Gadsby  st 
Ibboi  James,  G(ddiiii!t'm 
Maniott  Ambrose,  Caidingtou 
Pniden  John,  Bromham 
Robinson  Thomas,  Kempston 
Roui;hhe,id  Thomas,  Stivingtoii 
Single  Levi  (&  faniei),  Cauldwell  st 


Witutov]^, 


BEDFORD,  &c. 


IStUforlrs^iiT* 


Stanton  John,  Goldiiigtou 
Travis  'riinino*,  Klstow 
YonuiT  Ji'lin    Oakley 
BOOKSELLERS,  STATIONERS. 
BINDERS;    PRINTERS    AND 
PAPER    HANGERS. 

Grev  Win.  Clianct'lldi,  St.  Maiyst 
HiU'Rokvlaiid,  High  st 
Hill  Saiijiiel  Woodman,  Hi?<h  st 
Lawrence  Thomas    (and  puldislier 

of    th-      Ikdfordsliire    x^lontlilv 

Advert!  rr),  Hhh  st 
Merry  Clarke  iJarhiT  (printer  and 

reporter ).  Wells  st 
Perfect  William,  Conduit  >t 
Skene     Geoisie     Roliert,     Bedford 

.Mercuiy  Otfice.  Millst 
Smith  Mary,  Sih'tr  st 
Tliompson  Fredeiick,  High  st 
'I'iniaeU'*  Charles  Frederick,  High  st 

BOOT    AND     SHOE    MAKERS. 

Allen  James,  'ravi>tock  st 
Ashby  Robert,  Pilcroft  st 
Chamberlain  Thomas,  Tavistock  st 
Chapman  Isaic,  Silver  st 
Course  George,  Tavistock  st 
Denyer  James,  Piincess  st 
Denyi  r  Josejih,  Harpnr  st 
Flood  Mary  Ann,  St.  Loyes  st 
Gauthorn  Jo^iali,  Hassettst 
Hart  Jan)es,  St.  Cnthbert  .st 
Hart  Joseph,  Mill  st 
Haydoii  Daniel,  Gadsby  st 
Hull  Thomas,  (Jolditigtoii 
Jones  Edward,  High  st 
Kent  William,  High  st 
Alallows  Charles,  Si.  Loves  st 
Mayes  Geoit;e,  Hasseit  st 
Mayes  'Ihomas,  Greenhill  st 
Muhsey  Jacob,  High  st,  St.  Peter's 
IMunsey  Thomas,  Wells  st 
Niclnds  John,  Gvvyn  st 
Parrott  William,  Harpur  place 
Pickering  Cbpistoplier,  Wells  st 
Plowman  Sainnel,  Crescent  row 
Robinson  Willian),  Kempstim 
Sletcher  John,  Kempston 
Sletcher  William,  St.  John  st 
Smith  Rolieit,  St.  John  st 
Smith  Thomas  High  si 
Stock  John,  Pilcroltst 
Swilt  Thomas,  Greet. hill  st 
Tntt  Samuel,  Wells  st 
Wliildman  Tlioma-^,  Newnhain  st 
White  Joseph  Cooper,  Conduit  st 
Wright  Cbailes,  Wells  st 
Young  William  Tilsnn,  Mill  .st 

BRAZIERS    AND    TIN-PLATE 
WORKERS. 

Markeil  thus  ^aiealso  Coppeismilhs. 
Bentley  VVilliam  Henry,  Caiildwellst 
"Howard  Joiiii  i^  Son,  High  st 
Jelly  William  Henry,  Gwyn  st 
*Kilpin  William  Wells,  High  st 
Moiton  'I'homas,  High  st 
Skerman  Joseph,  St.  Loves  st 
♦Williams  Willi. m,  High  st 

BREWERS. 

Day  William,  Tavi^tock  st 
Dines  Jane,  'I'avistock  st 
Higgins  George,  Castle  lane 
Hulatt  Robert,  Conduit  st 
Nash  George  Peregrine  &  Son,  St. 

Mary  st 
Newland&  Pestell,  St.Paul's  square 
Redden  Frederick,   Home  lane 
Small  Naihanial  Wells  St.  Peter  st 

BRICK    AND    TILE    MAKERS. 

Urown  Jose|)li,  High  st 

Howard  &  Son  (&  flour  pol).  High  st 

Page'Phos., Castle  mills,  Goldington 

BRICKLAYERS,    SLATERS 
AND    PLASTEREES. 

Benin  Charles,  Potter  st 
Day  William,  Gwvnst 

2 


Francis  David,  Canldwell  st 
Francis  George,  Harpnr  st 
Francis  James,  Tavi.stock  st 
Francis  John,  St.  Peter's  green 
Horsford  James,  Wells  st 
(vaw>on  Thonns,  Newnhara  st 
Masters  Kdward,  Offa  st 
Smith  Thomas,  Wells  .st 

BRUSH    MAKERS. 

Hnckliffe  William,  St.  Loyes  st 
Shelton  Henry,  High  st 

BUILDERS. 

{See  also  Carpenters  i<,-  Joiners.) 
Berrill  Charles,  Potter  st 
Cobb  John,  Offa  st 
Fiaiicis  David,  Canldwell  st 
Francis  John,  St.  Peter  st 
Francis  Samuel,  Gwyn  st 
Horsfotd  James,  VVeils  st 
Meix;er  William,  Gwyn  st 
Miller  Georiie  Handscomb,  High  st 
Preston  William,  Cauldwell  st 
Waul  Samuel,  St.  Peter  st 
Wing  James  Tacy,  Potter  st 
Wdodiuffe  James,  St.  Cuthbeit  st 
Woottcn  Charles,  St.  Loyes  st 

BUTCHERS. 

Antes  Joseph,  VVells  >t 
Baiton  William,  Sievingtoii 
Ba.Kter  John,  Ofla  st 
Heriington  James,  Cardington 
Brooks  Jo-eph,  VVells  si 
Brown  Thos.  Robert,  St. Pauls  squre 
Carit  f  J(din,  Harpur  st 
Chapman  James,  St.  Cuthbeit  st 
Chuich  Bi  njainii),  St.  Loyes  st 
Colson  John,  High  st 
Ciawley  James,  Cre-cent  row 
Darrington  William,  Gieyfiiars  walk 
Davis  Barnard,  St.  Loyes  st 
Fa\ ell  John,  Ofla  st 
I'owler  Charles,  Harpur  st 
Fmr  William,  Harimr  st 
Hull  Josiah,  rfarpnr  st 
Isitt  James,  Si.  John  st 
Isitt  John,  High  st 
Joice  William,  Goldington 
Jones  GenrceTalboys,  Silver  st 
Kingston  Thomas.  St.  iMary  st 
[>acey  James,  High  st 
Makeham  John,  Greyfriars  walk 
Malilen  Jnhn,  St.  Mary  st 
Martin  .Ann  Maiia,  Mill  st 
Miles  Thomas,  Haipnr  st 
Norman  Tboiiias,  St.  John  st 
Peers  Humphrey,  High  st 
Peers  Thomas,  .silver  st 
Robinson  John,  K'  tuiiston 
Tansley  Chrirles,  Harpur  st 
Tanslev  Jose|)h,  St.  Loves  st 
Thody  William,  High  st" 
Trueman  Thomas,  Cardington 
Turner  Wiliiam,  Harpur  st 
Waldock  Thomas,  St.  Loyes  st 
Walker  Samuel,  St.  Loyes  st 
White  Jo>ei)h,  Kempston 

CABINET    MAKERS    AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Burr  James,  High  st 
Hutcher  Wm.  Swithin,St.  IMary  st 
Denton  Wm.  Joseph,  St.  Loyes  st 
French  Brooks,  Silver  st 
Frohcick  Joiin,  Silver  st 
George  Martin  William,  Harpur  st 
Gillions  William,  Gwvn  st 
Hockliflfe  William,  St.  L'.yes  st 
Pearson  John,  Silver  st 
Randall  Edward,  St.  Paul's  square 
Reynolds  Thomas,  Conduit  st 
Mock  John,  St.  Paul's  square 
Tavlor  Thomas,  St.  Loves  st 
Warne  William,  St.  Mary  st 
Wells  George  &  Co.,  High  st 


CARPENTERS  AND  JOINERS. 

Karratt  Thomas,  Greyfriars  walk 
Clayton  I-aac,  Caiildwellst 
Cobb  John,  Olfast 
Cor.quest  John,  Kempston  st 
Deniiy  Thomas,  Gwyn  st 
Fastatr  Hemy,  Adelaide  square 
Freshwater  Samuel,  Castle  lane 
Fiohock  John,  Silver  st 
Frolmck  .lohn,  Dame  Alice  st 
Green  ftlaydwell  Tavistock  st 
Hilton  John,  Oaklev 
Holding  Benjamin,  Harpur  st 
Howlett  Francis,  Stevington 
Maxev  William,  Gwyn  st 
.Millis" Thomas,  St.  Paul's  square 
Preston  William,  Cauldwell  .st 
Revnolfls  Thomas,  Conduit  st 
Taylor  Thomas,  St.  Loyes  st 
Pail  John,  Albert  st 
Ward  Richard,  Harpnr  st 
Wootton  Charles,  St,  Loyes  st 

CARVERS    AND    GILDERS. 

Shelton  Chailes  John,  High  st 
'•helion  Henry,  Higli  st 
I'accbi  Anthony  (&  paper  hanger), 
St.  John  st 

CATTLE    DEALERS    AND 
GRAZIERS. 

f.,acey  James,  High  st 
Rowiiey  William,  Fenlake 
Street  James,  Harrow  den 

CHEMISTS    &    DRUGGISTS. 

.Anthony  Jacob,  Higii  st 
Coombs  .lames,  Hich  st 
Conie  Chailes,  St.  Mary  st 
Cuttiiss  William  (&  dentist) High  st 
Palgiave  Cli  is.  Fiederick,   High  st 
Prior  Thomas  Fowler,  Highst 
Seigeant  John,  High  st 
riiorne  John,  St.  Loyes  st 

CHINA   GLASS;  &c.   DRALERS. 

Cox  George,  St.  Loyes  st 
Hester  Mary,  Silver  st 
Rawlns  Thomas,  High  st 

CLOTHES    DEALERS. 

Careless  Klietiezer,  High  st 
Carter  Eieazer,  Harpur  st 
Hoilson  'I'homas  Battyll,  St.  Mary  st 
iMav  Henry,  Silver  st 
PesUett  Philip,  High  st 
Rolls  Sainut  1,  High  st 
Skevington  Josef)b,  Silver  st 
Smith  Thomas,  High  st 

COACH    BUILDRRS. 

Bedford  James  Heniy,  Wells  st 
(MarkeCbas.  Lennox,  Newnhani  st 
Last  William,  Canldwell  st 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 

Marked  thus*  are  also 'limber  Merchants 
Barringer  Favell,  St.  Cnthbert  st 
Curiis  John,  St.  Peters  green 
Curtis  James,  VVells  st 
*(Jreen  Thos.  &  James, St.  Mary  st 
Hollier  Jolin,  Cauldwell  st 
Hull  John  &  Co.,  New  whart 
*Lovell  Samuel,  St.  Mary  st 
Redden  Fiediiiek,  Home  lane 
Smith  Jabez,  Gwyn  st 

CONFECTIONERS. 

{See  also  Bakers.) 
Biashiei  John,  High  st 
George  John,  Harpur  st 
Mann  James,  St.  Loyes  st 
Woollams  Maiy,  High  st 

COOPERS. 

Clifton  Thomas,  High  st 
Hodgkins  Mary,  Silver  st 
Smitli  Wm.  Holyoake,  Cauldwell  st 
Yickeis  Susannah,  Wells  St 


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CORN    DEALERS. 

Cliuic))  Ji'liii  [&.  flour'),  St.  Loyes  st 
Clifton  Heiiiti.  f.V  flour),  Higli  st 
Hipwell  Willi.iiri,  Ui>:h  >>t      [ington 
Hob>ou  Fraucis,  Ca-tle  mills,  Gold- 
Joy  Jd-epl),  Gtvyii  st 
I.e'tt  William,  Uiiiou  st 
Nicliiills  Hiiirv  &  Co,  High  st 
Paine  J  ibez,  St.  Jolm  st 
Sergeant  Tliomas,  St.  Paul's  square 
Siual  Nailianiel  Wells,  St.  Peter  st 

CORN    MILLERS. 
Bigps  Williani,  lirdniliani  mills 
Colder  Tliomas,  Keinp>ton 
Favell  Echvard,  Stevington 
Hipwell  Wi  liam,  HIkIi  st     [ington 
Hubson  Fiancis,  Castle  mills,  Gold- 
Rojiers  Cliailts,  Oakley 
White  'riionia>,  Cardinnton  mill 

CURRIERS    AND    LEATHBR 
SELLERS. 

Flood  Mary  Ann,  St.  l.,oyes  at 
Lovell  John.  Cattle  Ihiu' 
Pickerinn  (Jhristoplier,  Wells  St 
Smith  Thomas,  Hiuli  st 
Smith  \\  illiam,  Gwyn  st 
White  iMary,  St.  iMaiy  st 

DYERS    AND    SCOURERS. 

Circeu  William  Henry,  St.  John  st 
Tisdiill  Henry,  St.  John  st 
FANCY   BAZAAR. 

Wells  George  <Si  Co.,  High  st 

FELLIVIONOERS. 

Petiit  William  (&  parcliment  man- 

ufactuier).  Great  Hasford 
Lanage  John  (&  glover),  St.Maryst 

FIRE,    &e.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Ai-LiANCF.,  Henry  Jones,  High  st 
Atlas,  Charles  Frederick  Tin)aeus, 
Highst  Ureeii 

AKCiiiTECTS',JohnUsher,StPeters 
'iiRMiNGHAM  { fire) ,  Thomns  Love- 
[High 


United  Kingdom,  Henry  Nichols, 

High  st  [st 

Union,  William, St.ines Green, High 

Victoria  (life),  Ezra  Eagles,  jun., 

Dame  Alice  st 

FURNITURE    BROKERS. 

Freeman  James,  Silver  st 
Hockliffe  William,  St.  I.oyes  st 
HollomariEd«anl(&  trunk  maker), 

St.  Loyes  st 
Minis  Thomas,  St.  Paul's  square 
Smith  Thomrts,  High  st 
Stock  John,  St.  Paul's  square 
Ward  Richard,  Harpur  st 

GAME    DEALERS. 
Brashier  John,  High  st 
ColltttTlios.(&  fishmonger),  Highst 
Ward  Thomas,  Offa  st 

OROCERS  AND  TEA  DEALERS. 

[See  also  Shopkeepprs,  &c.) 
Arpthorpe  Jame.s,  High  st 
Haclilor  William,  St.  Loye.s  .st 
Bithrey  Thomas.  St.  John  st 
Bradley  John,  St.  Mary  st 
Biimlev  William,  High  st 
Clark  &  Sons,  High  st 
Clark  William,  St.  John  st 
Craft  Caleb,  Highst 
Dtnyer  John,  Conduit  st 
Faldor  William,  High  st 
Green  &  Son,  High  st 
Hill  William,  Hii-ii  st 
Hinton  &  Co.  Offa  st 
Joyce  George,  Kempston 
Mayle  Joseph.  Hish  st 
Norman  Chiistopher,  High  st 
PrUt  Willi  till.  Stevington 
Robinson  William,  Silver  st 
TimaeusGeoige,  Mill  st 
Wilkinson  Robert,  Silver  st 
Worrall  William,  Offa  st 
GUNSMITHS. 
Adkin  Henry,  OfTi  st 


lidge.  Wells  st  [High  st 

British    Empire,    Rowland    Hill, ,  Bull  John,  High  st 
Cattle,  Geo.  Uickwoo'l, Adelaide  sq 
City  OF  London  (life), Christopher 

Norman,  Hi^li  st 
Clerical    and    Medical    (life), 

William  Ciev,  Adelaide  square, 

and  Joseph  Kilpin,  Si.  Jnhn  st 
County  Hail  Stor.m,  Wm.  Brim- 
ley,  High  st  [ket  hill 
County  (fire),  I>eech  &  Wing,  Mar- 
Eagle  &  I'rotector  (life),  William 

Rayment,  St.  Petri's  green 
i'AMiLV      Endowment,      Charles 

Fredeiick  Timaiui.  High  st 


HABERDASHERS  «i  HOSIERS. 

Allen  Edmund,  St.  Loyes  st 
Aston  William  Goode,  High  st 
Attack  Sarah,  Tavistock  st 
Strange  Elizabeth,  Silver  st 

HAIR     DRESSERS    AND    PER- 
FUMERS. 

Bithrey  Susannah,  High  st 
Clare  John,  High  st 
Claik  Thomas,  St.  Loves  st 
Clements  Walter,  Cauldwell  st 
Collins  Edwin,  St.  Paul's  si)uare 


Farmers',  Charles  William  Roger-    Coulston  William,  (Jreyfiiars  walk 

son,  Amptbili  st  ,.  ,       '  Cox  John,  Harpur  st 

Guardian,  James  Coombs  High  st ;  K{,j„n  Joseph,  Tavi.stock  st 
General,  Samuel   Woodman   Hill,    HenOiaw  Henry.  St.  John  .st 

Highst  [MaiketliiU    Umb  William,  High  st 

Gresham  flife),  James  Shepherd,  '  J^^^,„l^.Jol„l(&lJi,,J  stufl[er),Silverst 
Legal,  Luke  (  berry,  HUh  st  I  p,;,,,.  Stephen,  Harpur  st 

London,  Jax.  Shepherd,  .Market  hill  \  p,j,|,.  William,  Wtlls  st 
National  Provident  (life),Saml.    Sinith  Isaac.  St.  John  st 

Claydon,  High  st  [High  st    Waines  William,  Silver  st 

Norwich  Union,  Joxeph  Browne.  I 
Pelican  (life)  and   Pikemx  (fire),]  HATTERS. 

JoM'pb  Kilpm,  St.  John  st  ;  Cherry  Luke.  Hinh  st 

Pro.moler,  Jame-i  Wyatt,  High  st     Franklin  Eli/abeth,  St.  Mary  st 
Provident  (life).  Leech  and  Wing,    Grant  .Alexander,  High  .st 

Market  hill  ,  Hodson  Thos.  iJattyll,  St.  Mary  st 

Royal,  Clarke  B.  Merry,  Wells  st     Lilburn  Thomas,  High  st 


Royal  Exchange,  William  White, 

St.  Marv  st 
.Sovereign  (Wiv:),  Speiling&Symes, 

Cauldwell  st 
Star,  Fiederirk  Howard,  High  st 
Su  K,  Alexander  Sharman,  St.  Cuth- 

bert  street 
Times  {life),Thomas  Siuiih,  Highst 

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May  Hem  V,  Silver  st 
Peskett  Phi.ii|),  High  st 
Poller  William,  High  st 
Shepherd  James,  St.  Paul's  square 
Skevingion  Josepli,  Silver  st 
Sturgcs  NatliHiiiel,  St.  John  st 
Walker  Matilda,  High  st 
Wells  George  &  Co.,  High  st 


INNS    AND    HOTELS. 

[See  also  Taverns  i( Public  Houses.) 
Fountain  (commercial),  John  Ward, 

St.  John  st 
George  (commercial  and  posting], 

Eliza  Tobhs,  High  st 
Red  Lion  (commercial),  John  Jenks, 

Hiuh  st  [Hiehst 

Swan(&postiDgbouse),Chas.Higgiu9 

IRON    &    BRASS    FOUNDERS. 

Howard  John  &  Son,  High  st 
Williams  William,  High  st 

IRON    MERCHANTS. 

Green  Thns.  &  James,  St.  Mary  st 
Howard  John  &.  Son,  High  st 
LovcU  Samuel,  St.  Mary  st 
IRONMONGERS. 
Burr  James,  High  st 
Howanl  John  &  Son,  High  st 
Kilpin  William  Wells,  High  .st 
Morton  Thomas,  High  st 
Pearson  John,  Silver  st 
Williams  William,  High  st 
LACE  MANUFACTURERS  AND 
DEALERS. 

Abrahams  Samml,  Kempston 
Clark  Samuel,  Priixes  st 
HoriLSey  Joseph,  Hi.ih  st 
Lester  Tiioma«,  High  st 
Sims  James  Charles.  High  st 
Thorp  Iloberi,  St.  John  st 

LIME    BURNERS. 

Benin  Charles,  Potter  st 
Browne  Joseph,  High  st 
Green  Thomas  &  James, St  Mary  st 
Howard  John,  Clapham  ruad 
LINEN  &  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

AND  SILK  MERCERS. 
Allen  Edmuiiil,  St.  Loyes  st 
Ballard  Samuel,  High  st 
Bull  William,  Silver  st 
Cherry  Luke,  High  st 
Claydon  Samuel,  Hi;Sh  st 
Hurst  &  Wootton,  High  .st 
Kniib  Fredeiick  Henry,  Higli  .st 
Lester  Thomas,  Hi«h  st 
Pe.skett  Philip,  Hiih  st 
Porter  William,  Hitli  st 
Priest  &  Cooper,  High  s« 
Pulley  Henry.  St.  Paul's  squaie 
Strange  Elizabitb,  Silver  st 
Sturgess  Nathaniel,  St.  John  st 
Trapp  John,  High  st 

LIVERY  STABLE  KEEPERS 

AND  owners  of  HORSKS,  GIGS  AND 

carriages  for  hike. 
Bannti  John,  St.  Paul's  .square 
Hariiss  John,  Home  lane 
Hill  George,  Gadsby  st 
Wahloek  Thomas  (&  horse  dealer), 
St.  Loyes  st 

MALTSTERS. 
Higgins  George,  Castle  lane 
Hulatt  Unbelt,  Conduit  st 
Lovell  Samuel,  St.  Mary  st  [st 

NaO)  Geo.  Peiegrine&  Son,  St.Mary 
Newlaiid  &  Pcstell.  St.  Paul's  sqare 
Prowle  Beniamin,  Caidingion 
Redden  Fredeiick,  Home  lane 
Sergeant  Thomas.  St.  Paul's  sqnaie 
Small  Nathaniel  Wells,  St.  Peter  st 
White  Edwaid,  Goldinglon 


MILLERS. 

See  Corn  Millers. 


MILLINERS  dcDRESS  MAKERS 

.Allen  Charlotte,  I'rinces  st 
Bentley  Elizabeth,  St.  John  st 
Boston  Sarah,  St.  Loyes  st 
Brown  Hannah,  OH'a  st 
Bundav  Lury,  St.  Mary  st 
Burr  Marv,  High  st 


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Cherry  Mary,  High  st 
Clavdoii  Rebecca,  High  st 
Clifton  Mary,  Gwyii  st 
Cotsworth  Eliza,  Wellington  st 
Crawley  Eli/abeth,  Highst 
Curvin  James,  Gadsby  st 
Denyer  Hanitt,  Harpurst 
Easy  Sarah,  Harpur  st 
lidwards  Aiiiif,  Cauldwell  st 
Emery  Elizaluih,  Offast 
Fintdon  Reberca,  Duck  Mill  lane 
Gazeley  Eliza,  Grey  friars  bt 
Haydon  Mary,  Gadsby  st 
Haynes  EtnnM&Jani-,  Wt- llington  st 
Hiikcy  Caroline.  Hassett  st 
Hor.^ford  Jane,  Wellingfon  st 
Howell  E.  &S  ,  Ampthill  st 
Humphries  Elizabeth,  Castle  lane 
Kilpin  Emily,  Tavistock  st 
Knight  Prudence,  St.  Mary  st 
Maliey  Ann,  St.  Cnthbert'st 
Nichols  Lucy,  Gwyn  st 
N'lrman  Eliza,  Highst 
Payne  Jane,  Hassett  st 
Peer  Susnn,  Dame  Alice  st 
Piior  Martha,  Wells  st 
Rayner  Mary,  Higli  st 
Roberts  Anne,  Silver  st 
Robinson  Caroline,  Kenipston 
Sergeant  Sarah,  High  st 
Smith  Anne,  St.  Loyes  st 
Smith  Charlotte,  Priory  terrace 
Smith  Elizabeih,  St.  John  Nt 
StHpleton  Kliza.St.  Loyes  st 
'J'ay.or  Mary,  St.  Loyes  st 
Taylor  Susan,  St.  Loyes  st 
Thatcher  Sarah,  Albert  st       [place 
Thompson  Eleanor  &  Eliza,  Harpur 
Wdotton  Elizabeth,  Kenipston 
VVooiton  Mary,  Si.  Loyes  st 
MUSIC    SELLERS. 
Bithrey  Cliarles,  Tavistock  st 
Nunn  John,  Crescent 
Rose  Rol)eit  [&  organist).  High  st 

NURSERY    «c    SEEDSMEN. 

Barringer  Kavell  (and  florisi\  St. 

Cuthlieri  st 
Constant  Thomas,  Cauldwell  st 
Crdft  Felix,  Newnham  st 
Hipwill  William,  High  st 
Lancaster  Isaac.  Pilcioft  st 
Maiiton  James,  Wells  st 
Nicholls  Henry  &  Co.,  High  st 
Sheppard  &  Son,  Albert  terrace 
Smith  Henry,  St.  Loyes  st 

PAPER   HANGERS. 

See  under  the  head  ItookseUers,  Sfc. 

PATTEN  AND  CLOG  MAKERS. 

Frazer  Joseph,  Silver  st 
Samuel  William,  Gvvynst 

PAWNBROKERS. 
Rolls  Samuel,  High  street 
Yard  ley  James,  Offa  st 

PHYSICIANS. 
Barker  Thos.  Herbert,  Priory  terr 
Dick  Paris  Thomas,  Potter  st 
Evans  Griffith  Francis,  High  st 
Fitzpatrick  Nicholas,  Claph^m  road 
Hughes  James  Vaughan,  High  st 
Prior  Charles,  Bedfoid  terrace 
PLUMBERS,    PAINTERS    AND 

GLAZIERS. 
Barker  Isaac,  Cardington 
Barker  J<il)n,  Pilcioft  siieet  West 
Carling  Thomas,  Mill  st 
Hinde  Michael,  St.  Paul's  square 
Hinde  William,  High  st 
Payne  George,  Conduit  st 
Payne  Joseph,  Adelaide  square 
Randall  Uichard,  Harpur  plHce 
Shephaid  Stephen,  Harpur  st 
Small  Thomas,  St.  Peter's  green 
Smith  Wiiliara,  Potter  st 


PROFESSORS     &    TEACHERS. 

Bithrey  Clias.  (music),  Tavistock  st 
Lncey  Emily  (piano-forte).  High  st 
Listack  Herr  (German).  St.  Peter  st 
NunnJno(music&(lancin(;),Crescent 
Rose  Robert  (music),  High  st 

ROPE   6e  TWINE    MAKERS. 

Rurbidge  George,  St.  John  st 
Kennines  Joseph,  Harpur  st 
Turner  George,  St.  John  st 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Goodman  John,  Mill  st 
Hall  George.  St.  Paul  st 
Kennings  Joseph.  Harpur  st 
Rauier  Thomas,  Higli  st 
Sinfield  John,  St.  John  st 
Talbott  James,  Cauldwell  st 
Tassell  Samuel,  St.  Mary  st 

SHOPKEEPERS  &DEALERSIN 
GROCERIES  it  SUNDRIES. 

Bannister  Thomas,  Wells  st 
Hassett  James,  Wells  st 
Bettle  William,  Cauldwell  st 
Burr  Elizabeth,  St.  Loyes  st 
Carttr  John,  Wells  st 
Carter  Thomas,  Newnham  st 
Cirkett  Rebecca,  St.  Cuthbert  st 
Ellis  Henry,  Bromhatn 
George  Joshua,  Silver  st 
George  King,  Kcinpston 
Hands  Richard,  Allhallows  laue 
Hart  Janus,  Tavistock  st 
Hart  Sarali  &  Enima,  Union  st 
Haskins  Joseph,  Tavistock  st 
Hibbs  Jolin,  Biomham 
Hurkle  William,  Greyfri;trs  walk 
Hulatt  Mercer,  Oifa  st 
Humphreys  Thomas,  Cardington 
Joy  Jo>eeph,  Gwyn  st 
Joyce  Geoige,  Kenipston 
Lilley  Joseph, Tavistock  st 
Longstaff  jjevl,  St.  Loyes  st 
LongstaflT  William,  Kenipston 
Mackness  Elizabeth.  Newnham  st 
Makham  William,  Biddenham 
Manton  Thomas,  St.  John  st 
^Jayle  Su^annnh,  St.  Cuthbert  st 
Millward  John,  Silver  st 
Mobbs  William,  Wells  st 
Munsey  Thomas,  Weils  st 
Norman  Ann,  St.  John  st 
Pavi<iur  Mary  Ann,  Ampthill  st 
Peacock  Thomas,  Greyfriars  walk 
Samuel  VVilliam,  Gwyn  st 
Simpson  Mary,  Pilcroft  st 
Sletcher  William,  St.  John  sr 
Smith  William,  Elstow 
Southam  John,  Elstow 
Sutton  George,  Hassett  st 
Taylor  John,  Clapham 
Walker  Hannah,  Wellington  st 
West  Robert,  Tavistock  st 
Williams  John,  Elstow 
Wright  John,  Allhallows  lane 
SILVERSMITHS     AND 
JEWELLERS. 
Bull  John,  High  st 
Clare  &  Son,  High  st  [square 

Haskins  Robt. (working),  St.  Peter's 

STAY    MAKERS. 

Brooke  Fanny,  Fowler  cottage 
Carrier  Sarah,  Conduit  st 
Hearn  Mary,  St.  Mary  st 
Hester  Mary,  Silver  st 
Sergeant  Agnes,  Horsford  building.* 
Smith  Charlotte,  Pi  lory  teriace 

STONE    &    MARBLE    MASONS. 

Miller  Geo.  Handscnmbe,  High  st 
Prior  John,  Albert  terrace 
Wing  James  Tacy,  Potter  st 


STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Brown  Hannah,  Offa  st  [walk 

Buckingham  Mary  Ann,  Greyfriars 
Burr  Mary,  High  st 
Carter  Ann,,  Gadsby  st 
Clarke  Maiy  Anne,  St.  Culhbertst 
Emery  Elizabeih,  Offa  st 
Emery  Sarah,  Duck  Mill  lane 
Flood  Susan,  Gwyn  st 
Gentle  Isabella,  St.  John  st 
Haynes  Rebecca,  Kenipston 
Howell  E.  &.  S.,  Ampthill  st 
Smith  Anne,  St,  Loves  st 
Tra>is  Elizabeth.  Elstow 
Whitehead  Jane,  Conduit  st 
Wootton  Mary,  St.  Loves  st 

SURGEONS. 
Bailey  William,  St.  Paul's  scjuare 
Barker  Thomas HerbcMt,  Priory  teir 
lilower  William,  Mill  st 
Coachman  Robert,  Highst 
Hurst  Isaac,  High  st 
Hyne  Charles  W.,  'J'avistock  st 
Robinson  Charles,  Haipurst 
Thurnall  William.  St.  John  st 

SURVEYORS. 
Harris  Richard  Abbott  (of  taxes), 

Tavistock  st 
Horsford  James,  Wells  st       [ter  st 
Ja(  kson  &  VViiig(&  aichitects),  Pot- 
Moryaii Philip  (ottaxes),Tavistock  st 
Pulley  &  Son,  St.  Paul's  square 
Staffoid  Chatles,  Mill  st         [green 
Usher  John  (&  architect),  St.Prter's 
Woodroffe  James,  St.  Cuthbert  st 
TAILORS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  also  Drapers. 
Baldock  Williatn,  Ciesceiit  row 
Bandey  William,  Goldinttou 
Barratt  Ehenezer,  Kenipston 
•Boston  George,  St.  M^ry  st 
Brown  Thoma^,  Conduit  st 
Brown  Thomas,  Offa  st 
1  Campion  VVilliam,  Beckett  st 
Craddock  Thomas,  Conduit  st 
Davis  John,  Kenipston 
*Pawson  VVillium,  H'gli  st 
Fitzhugh  Richard,  Allhallows  lane 
Gazeley  William,  Mill  st 
Grant  Alexander,  High  st 
Green  Samuel,  Wells  st 
Hipwell  Samuel,  St.  John  st 
Kay  William,  Union  st 
Lilburn  Thomas,  High  st 
May  Henry,  Silver  st 
Mayes  James,  St.  Loyes  st 
Miller  George,  High  st 
•Moore  George,  St.  John  st 
Moore  Isaac,  Gwyn  st 
Nicholson  William,  Pilcroft  st 
Nobles  John,  Harpur  place 
Peet  John,  St.  Loyes  st 
Savage  John,  St.  Mary  st 
Shepherd  James,  Market  hill 
Skevington  Joseph,  Silver  st 
Smith  Isaac,  St.  John  st 
Smith  VVilliam,  Elstow 
Stock  James,  St.  Paul's  square 
Valentine  Janus,  Gwyn  st 
Whildinan  James,  Pilcroft  st 
Wright  Joseph,  Wells  st 

TALLOW^   CHANDLERS. 
Arptlioipe  James,  Highst 
Bradley  John,  St.  Marv  st 
Clark  &  Sons,  High  st' 
Green  &  Son,  High  st 

TAVERNS  «c  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Auchor,  James  Baker,  Great  Barford 
Anchor,  William  Lyon,  Fenlake 
Angel,  John  Smith,  Cauldwell  st 
Barleymow,  Thos.  Waldock,  St  Loyes  st 
Bear,  George  Uay,  Hish  st 
Bedford  Arms.  Ann  Woods,  Oakley 
Bell,  Gec.rse  Francis,  Harpur  st 
Bell,  Benjamin  Preston,  Cotton  »nd 
Bull,  George  Smith,  Silvir  st 

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BEDFORD,  &c. 


^lat£V's5 


TAVERNS,    6cc,— Continued. 
Chequers.  Jolin  Carver.  M'l-ollon 
Chequers. Walter  Periiyal  .Shelley, High  st 
Cheriy  Tree,  Thus.  Partriike.CauUlwell  si 
Coacli&  Horses.Jolin  B.->rrat!,St  I'aul'ssq 
Cople  Dog,  Uilliaiu  Undt;in,  Cople 
Cioss  Keys,  Richari  Stennett,  High  st 
Crown, 'I'hoinas  Allen,  Uroniliain 
Crow  n,  Sarah  Truman,  Cople 
five  Bells,  Hob.  ri  Smith,  Cople 
flower  Pot,  \\  illiam  Uichaids,  OITa  st 
George  &  Dragon,  Joseph  Jiidee,  iMill  st 
Half  .Moon.  Job  Litchfieid,  Kempstoii 
Hop  Pole,  Edward  Foster,  Cauldwell  st 
Horse  &  (iroonijRsau  Jackson,  (^laphani 
Horse  &  Jucliey,  John  Cottani,St.  John  st 
King's  Arms.Thos.  Truenian.Cardington 
Kinjj's  Arms,  .Ann  Venall,  St.  .Mary  st  [st 
Leu  of  Mutton,  S.iinl.Middleton,  Si.Jolin 
Nas's  Head,  Susannah  Virkers,  Welis  st 
N'ew  Inn.  Robert  Iviug,  Tavistock  si 
Odd  Fellows  Arms,  J;inies  Baker,  Will  ft 
Old  George,  Robert  Briilcut,  Georijc  yard 
Polhill's  .\iius.  Geiirue  Dobings,  Renhold 
Quart  Pot,  Thomas  Robinson,  Kempston 
Railway  Swan,  Thos.  Jessop,  London  rd 
Red  l.ion,  Isaac  Keecli,  'Slevington 
Red  Lion,  Samuel  Paybody,  St.  Loves  st 
Red  Lion,  Henry    Tuci.cr,  lillslow 
Robin  Hood,  Charles  Gaseley,  High  si 
Rose,  Charles  Lenno.x  Claike,  High  si 
Saracen's  Head,  Benjn.SavaL'e,  St.  Join  st 
Saracen's  Head,  Jas.  Moss,  Si.  Paul's  sq 
Ship,  John  Torr,  SI.  Cuthlx-rt  st 
Shoulder  of  Mutton, Sarah  Malker,\Vell3t 
Sow  &  Pigs.  Joseph  Ford,  St.  John  it 
Star,  William  Wells,  Harpur  st 
Swan.  John  Bazley,  Clapliam 
Swan,  Anthony  Chibnall,  Kempston 
Swan,  John  Cox,  Elslow 
Swan,  William  Joice,  (ioldington 
Three  Tuns,  W  illiam  Wells,  Uldderiham 
White  Hart,  Martha  Allen   Great  Barf.)rd 
White  Hmse,  Jnhti  W  ildnian,  Harpur  st 
William  IV.  Samml  Ma\uard,  Kenipslon 
Windmill,  William  Lawrence,  St.  Mary  st 
Wiestlers,  Saml.  Britton,  St.  Cutliberl  st 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Barker  Sarah,  Newnbdm  st 
Barrett  Ebenezer.  Kempston 
Baleman  John, St.  John  st 
Bennett  Williim,  Pilcroft  street  West 
Bennett  James,  Golilingt<in 
Uradshaw  Mary,  Amplliill  st 
Cheiry  James,  Union  st 
Clark  Francis,  Dame  Alice  st 
Constant  Thomas,  Cauldwell  »t 
Cook  John,  Conduit  st 
CovinKton  John,  Pilcroft  st 
Croft  William  Henry,  St.  Paul's  square 
Curtis  James,  \\eils  st 
l)arrin:ton  M  illiam,  Greyfriars'  walk- 
Deacon  John,  Gieylriars'  walk 
Fasey  Samuel,  Alihallows  lane 
field  Alexander,  -tevinglon 
f  lancis  Clement,  Clapham  walk 
Francis  Thomas,  Kempston 
Francis  William,  Cauldwell  st 
Freshwater  Sarah,  Gwyn  st 
George  Joshua.  Silver  si 
Hard  wick  Frederick,  Mill  st 
Hart  George,  Kempsion 
Hinde  Sarah,  Castle  lane 
Holmes  M  illiam,  St.  John  st 
Humphtevs  V\  illiam,  Ucckelt  st 
Inskip  Thomas.  On'a  st 
Ivell  John,  GoldingioM 
Jordan  Joseph,  Castle  lane 
Laytuii  Heniv,  Newnham  st 
Lester  Ahel,  Ani|>lliill  st 
^eKUs  John.  Pilcroft  st 
N.rlli  Thomas.  Hmpur  st 
Pool--  John,  Slevington 
Read  John,  (ireyfiiaie'  walk 
Reynolds  .-'amuel,  Guldinptoii 
Roberts  James,  Cnstle  lane 
Salisbury  John,  Clapham 
Siwell  Anne,  Cauldwell  st 
Keamaik  William,  Hiith  st 
Smith  Fr.inc'S.  Cauldwell  st 
Stock  James,  Silvrr  »t 
Stralton  .luhn  Kiiirell,  St.  Loyes  at 
Taylor  John,  Clapham 
Taylor  Fredi  rick,  harpur  «t 
Taylor  111. imsK,  WelUst 
Tult  Pamoel,  W.llsst 
Webster  John,  Cnion  st 
Wildniun  Edward.  Newnham  st 
Willinotl   U  illiam.  Poller  st 
Wootton  William,  Casllc  lane 

12 


TEA    DEALERS. 

Anthony  .lacol>,  Hii;h  st 
Bithiuy  Chill li.'.-',  Higli  st 

TIIVIBER    MERCHANTS. 

Sec  under  the  head  Coal  Merchants. 


TOY    DEALERS. 

Clare  .lolm,  Hiyli  ^t 
Claik  'I'liiiinas,  Si.  Loyes  st 
Clifton  Tlioinas  Higli  st 
HaiiifS  William,  St.  Mary  st 
Smith  .Mai y,  Silver  .'■t 

TURNERS. 

Head  Charles  \  Joseph,  M'l'lls  .=.t 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 

Uilll'.^  Cliaiif.s,  Tavi.itock  st 
ITiL-kwoocl  Groigi',  Adelaide  sqiiaie 
U(ioci-()ii  '1  liiinias  Will.  Aiiijithill  .st 

WATCH    &    CLOCK    MAKERS. 

15iill  John,  Hind  st 

Clare  &  Son,  High  st 

Eiuicli  .Iaiiie~,  OH'a  st 

French  Brooks,  Silver  >t 

HaiiH  s  William,  St.  Maiy  i-t 

Huher  Conrad  (clock  uiakt  rj,0(fa  st 

Levy  Lcv\is,  Olla  f-t  '  1 

.Miller  J oseiili,  Hi-h  st 

Oshoiii  Oei'ige,  Haipnr  st  | 

Pemhroke  James,  Haiijur  st 

Yaidley  Janii  s,  Offa  st 

AVHEEL  WRIGHTS. 

Bazley  John,  Conduit  .st 
Boiiney  .losepli,  Kemp-^-ton 
Brimiei  Joseph,  Caiilington 
Dines  Thoiias,  Ca'diiit;toii 
(iiddinns  John,  I'otier  st 
.^lannillK  lienjamin.  Kempston 
I  iMaynard  .lohn,  St.  Petei's  green 
Starmore  Genrge,  Pilcioft  st  West 

WHITESMITHS    AND    BELL- 
HANGERS, 

Bentley  William  Henry,  Cauldwell  st 
Frazer  Josepl',  Silu  r  st 
Guest  John,  Conduit  st 
Howard  Joliii  &  Son,  Hiuli  st 
Kilpin  William  Wells,  High  st 
Lilky  James,  Silver  st 
Morton  'Ihom^s,  Hiiili  st 
Williams  William,  High  st 

WINE  &  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

Boxall  William,  St.  IVIary  st 
Browne  .loseph,  Hiiih  st 
Clifion  Anne  (Briiisir,  Hi;;h  st 
Costick  ik  liaster,  Harpur  st 
Gneii  &  Son  ('IJritish),  High  st 
HiKLiins  Charles,  High  st 
.Na?li  George  Peregrine  &  Son.  St. 

Maty  stieet 
Rawlins    luiward    &    Henry    (ami 

di-tillcis),  High  st 

Miscellaneous. 

UarkiT  John,  sitvants  register  oftice,  Pil- 
croft street  West  [John  st 
Bellamy  Ann,  servants  register  oHice,  St. 
Bentley   Williaiii    Henry,    manufacturer 
and  patentee  of  the  Garden  Irrigator,  to 
Her  Majesty,  Culdwell  st 
Browne  Joseph,  cleik   to   commissioners 
of  land  and  assessed  ta^es,  St.  I'aul'ssq 
Callin  William,  palish  clei  k,  A  lopthill  st 
Clarkson  John,  inspector  of  com  returns, 
H  cllinglon  street  [st 
Coorohs  N\  illiam,  luad  constable.  Silver 
Crau  ley  V\  m.  \\hip  in:>nufaetuier,nigh  >t 
Culiriss  1  hutiias   mineral  water   nianu. 

faclnrer,  High  street 
Francis  William,  parish  clerk,  St.  Peter  st 
Grey  William,  lihtarian  and  keeper  of  the 

public  rooms,  Hatparsl 
Gorsl  .Inlin,  machinisi,  Cuiidoit  st 
Haines  William,  parish  clerk.  .Si.  Mary  st 
H.'ines  William,  musical  instiument  ma- 
ker, Si    Mary  street 
Hiild  Tlioma-,  mipervisor   of   rc'venue, 
Wellington  stiert  |  square 

I  llughan  Jaines,travellingdrapcr:.\delaide 


Inwood  William,  cork  cutter.  Wells  st 
Lilley  Joseph,  fishmonger.  High  st 
Lovelidge  Teomas,  paiish  cleik.  Wells  st 
Mantiin  .John,  parish  clerk,  Newnham  st 
Merrywuather  John,  glover,  St.  John  st 
Peacock    Thomas,    ginger    beer    maker, 

Greyfriars  walk 
Rayroen'  William  Drake,  bailiff  to  county 

court,  St.  Peter's  cieen 
Robinson  Thomas,  travelling  tea  dealer, 

Wellington  street 
Ross  William,  confectioners'  mould,  &c. 

maker,  Silver  street 
Rudge  Bradford,  anist,  OITa  st         [walk 
Safwell  Ephraim. parish  clerk, Greyfriars' 
.Shrimpton  Johti,  rag  merchant,  W  ells  st 
Staple  Ion  Mary,  fruiterer,  Harpur  st 
Ward  'I'hnmas,  poulterer,  Offa  st 
Wells  Thomas,  rod  grower,  Fenlake 


PLACES    OF    WORSHIP^ 

AND  THEIR    MIMSThUS. 


CIJi;RCIIES01-TIlli  ESTABLISHMENT 
All  Sai NTs, Kempston — Kcv.John[lam* 

Rev.  John 


illoii  Williams,  rirar. 
Haint  Cuthbkkt's,  Bedlord- 

Gaskin,  M.  *.  rtetor. 
Saint    Johns,    Bedford-  Rct.     Henry 

Pearse,  rettir. 
Saint   RIary'S,  Bedford — Rev.  Charles 

Breieton,  F.  s.  A.,  M.  R.  G.  s.,c«ru<f. 
Saint  IMaiiv's.  F.lstow — Rev. John  Gas- 
kin,  M.  A.  vicur. 
Saint   Maky's,  G>ldini;ton — Rev.  Wil- 
liam Monkhouse,  M.  a.  tiear. 
Saint  JNIakt's,  Cardington — Rev.  IMau- 

lice  Fanell,  vicar 
Saint    Maiiy's,    Oakley— Rev,     Jamr» 

Joseph  Goodal|,ricnr. 
Saint  M  AUY'i,Slevinglon— Rev.William 

Henry  Bund,  vicur. 
Saint    Maky's,    Wootton— Rev.    John 

Jeiikin.  M.  A.  vicar. 
Saint    Paul's,    Bedford  — Rev.    James 

Doni'e,  B    D.  vicnr. 
Saint  Pktkr's,  Bedford — Rev.Gustavus 

Andrew  ISurnaby,  rector. 
Trinity  Cuuhch,  Bedlord- Rev.  Henry 

Worlhin{;ton,  rector 

DISSENTING  CHAPELS. 
Baptist,  Mill  st-Rev,  Hui;h  Killen. 
Baptist.  Castle  la-  Rev.  Wm.Tlio.nber. 
liAl'TiST,  .Stevincton— Rev   John  ILii(;b. 
Inukpendent    (Bunyan   Chapel),  Rev. 

John  Jnlies. 
Inukpknuknt  (Howard   Chapel).  Rev. 

V\  illiam  Alliot,  [Frost. 

iNnr-PENuENT,  (Cotton  end— Rev.  Joha 
Weslkyan  Metiiouist,  Harpur  st,  and 

Cardinglon. 
Pm.MiTivE  Methodist,  Hassett  street 

and  t  lakley. 
MoKAViANS,    St.    Peter's    green— Uer. 

Johii  Eii»;land. 

BEDFORD    GENERAZ.    INFIR- 
MARY, 

AMriiiii.i.  sinKET. 
President — William  Hy.  Whiibiead,  Ks»j. 
Chuy,lnin—\Uy.  I'dwuid  Swann,  M.A. 
f/ii/s/iiad-  Paris  Thomas  Dick,  M.  I). 
SiirfiKins — Messrs.Jn.H  arris  &lsaacHurst 
C/eife—JHr.  Samuel  Win". 


LUNATIC    ASYLUMS. 

Bedkjkij  Lunatic  Asylam,  Amp- 
thill  load. 
Siiperintenilen (  —  .lolm  Harris. 
Clerk — S.iinuel  WinR. 
.S7f»r(7)(/\Viniani  Piiher. 
Mid:cal  0///V(;  — lienjamin  Matthews. 
Private    Asvlu.m  (Springfield    House),. 
Kenipslon, ;i)«;iM(/o/,  Mr.  John  Hariis 

BEDFORDSHIRE    ARCH.ff:0- 
LOGICAL    SOCIETY, 

Casile  lane. 
7'nus^irfr— Thomas  It.unaid,  F.sc). 
iiecre/oriis— Rev.  Clia".  Biereloii;  Sam). 
Wing,  Fiq.  and  Mr.  liradlurd  Rudge. 

BEDFORDSHIRE  AGHICULTU- 
HAL  SOCIETY, 

S.MNT    CllllHEUI    STREET. 

rremdent—  Fsancis  Pym,  Fsq. 
Sccrclaitj — Alexander  .siKinaan. 


iBiiutoii). 


BEDFORD,  &c. 


3il^£tlfoiiJ0i)irf. 


POOR    tAW^   UNION. 

Workhouse,  Kimboltoti  road. 

GoveriKj)-  Thomas  Mai  tin. 
Hla(7-on--MnTy  iMaitin. 
.Vioi/eoH— \yilliani  IJailey. 
('hap!ain—Rev.  Jiiliii  Gaskin,  M.  A. 
Clt  rk  to  the  Board  iij  Giiaidiajis — Samuel 

VViiif;. 
R< lining   Officers— JdiVncs   Hulston   and 

Evan  Jones. 

REGISTBAKS. 

OF  BIRTHS,    DEATHS  &  MARRIAGES. 

Siiperinlnident  Ri rjislrar—Samai\  Wing, 

I'otitr  street 
REGISTRARS  OF  DIRTHS  &  DEATHS. 
For  Beilford  and  Cardington—'l'homas  H. 
Barker,  I'riory  terrace 
„   Bedford  and  KempsUm— Henry  Pul- 
ley, St.  p. ail's  square 
„  Barford— John  Barcoot,  Gt.  Barford 
„   flisf/ey -Joseph  Gregory,  Riseley 

„   Sharn'bronk John       Williamson, 

Sharnbrook 
,,    7'].'rt'ft/— Nathaniel  Godfrey,  Tiirvey 
„   Harrold — Will  am  SV'ootton,  Hiurold 

REGISTRARS    OF    MARRIAGES. 
William  Whit^.Sl.  Mary  street,  Bedford 
Nathaniel  Godfry,  Turvey 
Thomas  Newlins;,  Roxton  [ford 

Lewis  Levy  (for  Jews  onlj),  OlTa  st.  Bed. 

COUNTY    COURT, 
HELD  MONTHLY  IN  THE  SHIRE  HALL 

Judge — John  Collier,  Esq. 
District  C/f;'/v— Samuel  A.  Gissing 
i?rti/7Jf— William  Drake  Rayment 

county  gaol, 

Saint  Loves  Street. 

Governnr — James  Bantield 
Chaplain  —  Rev.  George  Maclear 
iS(()(/eo;i— Isaac  Hurst 

MISCELLANEOUS  PUBLIC  BUILD- 
INGS, OFFICES,  &c. 

Bedford  Ciiauities,  Haipur  street — 
Thomas  Barnard,  Esq.  iieasurei- ;  Wil- 
I'ain  Jones,t/o-fc 

BuorouD  JIiiciiANics'  and  Bedford- 
shire PuiLDiNG  Society"  Harpur 
Rooms— Mr.  W.  \V.  Kilpin,  president; 
Mr  James  Shepherd,  iiiatwger 

Bedford  Town  and  Cgunty'  Library, 
Harpur  st— Rev.  E.  R.  Williamson, and 
Mr.  Bradford  Riidge,  stoefaries;  Wil- 
liam Grey ,  tihrarian 

Castle  Roo.ms,  Castle  lane— Thomas 
Hodson,  keeper 

Corn  Exchange, Market  hill  — Sharman 
and  Turiiley,  secretaries 

Gas  Works,  Gteyfiiars'  walk  — Henry 
Smith,  manager 

Inland  Revknue  Office,  at  the  Red 
Lion  Inn.  Thomas  Hidd,  supervisor 

Literary  &  Scientific  Institution, 
Wells  street — John  Richard  Bull,  and 
James  Catlitl'e,  secictaries 


Public   Baths,    High    street — William 

Cnttriss,  proprietor 
Registry  Office  (for  Wills,  &c.)  Wells 

st — Bailey  &  Leech,  reijistrars 
Shire  Hall,  St.  Paul's  sqnaie— Theed 

William  IVarse,  lun-n  clerk  ^nd  derk  lu 

the  county  magistrates ;  Joseph  Brown, 

clerk  to  the  commissioners  of  land  and 

assessed  taxes 
Stamp  Office,  High  street — Jas  Wyatt, 

distribute) 

CO/^-CHES, 

From  the  iiwan  /n/i. 

To  HUNTINGDON,  the  limes,  every 
afternoon  (Sunday  excepted),  at  two 

To  SAINS  NEOTS  and  SOUTH ILE, 
the  I'imes,  every  evening  (Sunday  ex- 
cepted), at  half-past  live 

OMrJIKUSES. 

ToBlGGLES\VADE,from  theSwandailv 
To  HARROLD,lrom  the  Chequers,  dailv 
To  Kl.MBOLTON,  from  tlie  Red  Lion, 

daily  (Thmsday  excepted) 
To  POTTON,  from  the  Swan  Inn,  daily 
To  SHARNBROOK,  from  the  Chequers, 

dailv 
To    SHEFFORD,  from    the    Fountain, 

Monday,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To  SAINT  NEOTS,  Irom  the  Red  Lion, 

and  Cheqners.  daily 
CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY. 

Oil  the  BEDFORD  and  bletchlev 
BRANCH  (if  tlie  London  and  Noith- 

Westein  HaiKv;iy. 
George  Rich,  station  master  ,-   Chaplin  & 

Home,   agents  for  gnods  depa-  tmcnt ; 

Richard  Greening,  superintendent 
Omnibuses  from  tlie  George,  and  the  Swan 

Inns,  to  the  Station,  iiwait  the  arrival 

and  attend  the  dejiarture  of  the  several 

trains 

CARRIERS. 
The  following  Curriers  go  vn    Saturday, 

when  the  day  is  not  named. 
To   A.MPTHILL,  William  Field,  from 

the   Old  George,  daily,  and   William 

Walker,    from    the    .Saracens'    Head, 

Wednesday  and  Saturday 
ToBARFORO,   Thomas   Kippist,   from 

the  Red  Lion,  Mcmday  and  Saturdny 
To  BIGGLESWAiJE,AnnSpenfer,fi6m 

the  Coach  and  Horses,  Wed.  &  Sat. 
To  BLETSOE,  Daniel  Payne,  from  the 

Red   Lion,  Wednesday  and   Saturday, 

and  James  Brown,  from  the  Chequers, 

Saturday 
ToBLUNHAM,  Samuel  Mardling.  from 

the  Coach  and  H.^rses,    '.lOiiday   Wed- 
nesday and  Saturday 
To  BOLNHUR.Sr.  William  Sabey,  from 

the  Old  George,  end  John  Swales,  from 

the  Chequers 
To  CAMBRIDGE,  Susan   Wood,  from 

the  Red  Lion,  Friday 
To  (;aRLTON,  John  Franklin. from  the 

Coach  and  Horses,  Monday,  Thursday 

and  Saturday,  and  William  Johnson, 

from  the  Bear,  Tliursday  and  Saturday 
To  COLMWORTH,   William   Stewart, 

from  the  Old  George 
To  CHAW  LEY  (North),  John  Vanx,  from 

the  Hop  Pole 


To  DEAN  (Upper),  Jeremiah  Poole, from 

the  Old  Geo' ge 
To    FELMERSHAM.    \Mlliam    Paine, 

from  the  Saracen's  Head 
To   GAMLINGAY,    Mary  Arnold,  from 

the  Kir.g's  Arms,  Friday 
To  HARGUAVE,  Jeremiah  Poole,  from 

the  Old  George 
To  HARROLD,  Thomas  Parsons,  from 

the  Old  George 
ToHOUiiHTON  CONCiUEST,Thoinas 

Clark, from  the  Sow  and  Pigs,  and  John 

Qjimhy.  from  the  Leg  of  .Mutton 
To     HOUGHTON     REGIS,    Thomas 

Randall,  from  the  Chequers 
To  KNOTIING,   Samuel   I'oole,    from 

the  Old  George 
To  LIDLINGTON,  Joseph  Gnny,  from 

the  Cherry  Tree,  Monday  and  Saturday 
To  I.UTON,  John  Inskip,  irom  the  Half 

Moon,  Monday  and  Friday,  and  Samuel 

T."iylor,   from   the   I'ountain,   Monday 

ami  Thursday  [Hup  Pole 

To  MARSTON,  John  Harris,  from  the 
To   MELCH BOURN,  Jeremiah    Poole, 

from  the  Old  George 
To  MILTON,  Thotii.is  Allen,  from   the 

Bear,  Wednes'lav  and  .Saturday 
To    NEWPORT  "  PAGNALL,     George 

Smith,  Irom  the  Bear 
To  NORTHAMPTON,  James  Jeffries, 

from  the  Red  Lion,  Wednesday  &  Sat. 
To  PERrENHALl,,Tnomas  .Maile.from 

the  Rose 
To   POTTON,  Jacob    Allen,  from   the 

King'.-.  Arms,  Wednesday  &  Saturday 
To  RISLEY,  John   Wise,  from  the  Old 

George,  Wednesday  and  Saturday,  and 

James  Millard,  (rom  the  Red  Lion, and 

William    Wadsworth,    from   the    Old 

Georje,  Saturday 
To  SAINT  NEOTS,  Chaplin  &  Home, 

from   the   Raihvay    Station,    Monday, 

Wednesday    and    Fiiday,    and    Susan 

U'oods,  from  the  Red  Lion,  Fiiday 
To  SHARNBROOK.  Elizabeth  Whittal, 

from  Ihe  Old  George,  Wed.  &  Saturday 
To  SILSOE.  John  Whittamore,  from  the 

Saracen's  Head 
To  STAGSDEN, George  Wallinger.from 

the  Bell 
To  STAUGHTON,  William  Alderman, 

from  the  Red  Lion,  and  Isaac  Sanders, 

from   the  Bear 
To  STE  VI N  GTON,Thomns  Keech,from 

the  Old  George 
To    SWINESHEAD,     George    Barnes. 

from  the  Old  George  [the  Bell 

To  i  HURLEIGH,  William  Hollv,  from 
To  TURVEY,  Thomas  Bailey,  tVom  the 

Rose,  and  Gillaway  H.irley,  from  the 

Red  Lion,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To      WELLINGBOROUGH,      Harvey 

Thompson,  from  the  Bell 
To   WELLINGTON,  Thomas    Pessell, 

from  the  Cheqners,  Monday  &  Saturdy 
To    WOOTTON,    Elizabeth    Vincent, 

from  the  Bell  [Olrl  George 

To  YELDEN,  Jeremiah  Poole, from  the 

CONVEYANCE    BY    WATER. 
ToBIGGLESWADK.  HUN'I'INGDON, 
SAINT  JVES,  SAINT  NEOTS,  and 
\^  ISBEACH,  boats  weekly,  from  Bed- 
ford  bridsre. 


BIGGLESWADE  AND  NEIGHBOURHOOD. 


loiGGLESWADE  is  a  paii.sh  in  the  Iiiindied  of  its 
nanie — the  iiiHtUt't  town  is  45  miles  n  N.w.  from  Lmi- 
don,  20  s.w.  friiiii  Cambridge, and  11  s.e  fioni  Hedfoid ; 
situated  upon  the  river  Ivel,  which  \\as  made  naviaahie 
fioiii  the  t  iwii  to  its  junction  witii  the  Ouse  in  1758, 
and  up  tlie  .stieam  to  Shefford  in  1823.  The  Gieai 
Nun  hern  railway  iiichides  IBiggleswade  in  its  riiute, 
and  liere  it  is  iiiiended  to  errcct  a  first  class  station  for 
tiie  line.  The  town  is  surrounded  by  garden  grounds 
the  produce  of  which  forms  a  profitaldc  branch  of  trade 
will)  the  lame  provincial  towns  around,  and  extends 
even  to  the  nietrnpolis.  In  ai.cient  records  this  pl.ice 
is  called  '  the  Boioiisth  and  Foicign  of  '  Dykleswade,' 
m  Bicheti'siradp ;  but  the  derivation  of  its  name  is  hi^t 
in  obscuiity.  The  site  of  the  Iloniaii  station,  Chester- 
Held,  and  tiiat  of  the  city  of  Suleiui,  spolieii  of  by 
I'tolemy  and  Camden,  are  contiguous  to  tlie  town; 


Roman  coins,  urns,  &c.  are  frequently  dug  or  ploughed 
up  ;  and  'barrows'  or  /«««</«  are  still  to  be  seen  on  the 
adjacent  common.  The  ik  ighliourhood  of  Biggleswade 
is  tllel•e.^idence  of  some  familes  of  distinction  ;  ami  the 
local  trade  of  the  town,  and  the  dei;ree  of  (irospciity  it 
enjoys,  have  been  esseiitiallv  promoted  by  tliee.xiended 
m\y  igaiiiin  and  the  excellent  roads.  Some  parts  of  this 
town  have  a  very  ancitnt  aspect;  ti)o>e  iixire  modern 
may  be  said  to  owe  their  present  appearance  chiedy  to 
the  calamity  of  a  fire,  in  1785,  which  destroyed  one 
hundred  ;uid  twenty-five  dwellings,  and  the  only  meet- 
ing house  then  in  Bigghswade — il.at  of  the  Baptists, 
who,  however,  in  th;'  same  year  erected  ano'heredifice. 
Connected  with  the  town  is  a  well  constructed  building 
in  London  road,  for  the  several  paiishes  forming  the 
Biggleswade  Union.  A  chatter  for  a  market,  also  de- 
fining the  municipal    government  ol  the  town,  was 

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a^ttufoilr^fjire. 


BIGGLESWADE,  &c. 


^latci'jj 


conferred  by  Edward  III ;  another  was  obtained  from 
Charles  II,  under  w'lich  certain  tolls  are  payable. 
Bingleswade  is  a  bailiwick  and  nominally  Koverned  by 
a  bail'ff.  who  is  appointed  at  the  Cdurt  let-t  of  Peier 
Audley  Lovcll,  Esq.  the  lord  of  the  manor.    The  county 


The  parish  chnrch  of  Saint  Andrew,  erected  ahont 
the  year  12;^0,  was  oiiginally  colleciate:  it  is  a 
piebendary,  and  still  enjoys  its  own  peculiar  ecclesias- 
tical jiiri.xdiciioii  :  the  Chancellor  ot  Lincoln  has  the 
p.itidnage  of  the  benefice,  and  the  Rev-Jos.  Douton,  m.a. 


assizes  have  occasionally  been  held  here ;  and  likewise  j  Is  the  present  incumhcnt.    There  are  two  places  of 
the  petty  sessions  f»ir  the  hundreds  of  Biggleswade,  I  worship  for  Baptists  and  one  for  VVesleyan  Methodists; 


Clifton  and  Wixaiiitrie ;  and  the  town  is  included  in  the 
36ihcircuitof  to  wns  under  t  he  County  Cou  it  Act,  passed 
in  1846  for  the  recovery  of  debts  to  any  amount  not  ex- 
ceeding £20— this  curt  sits  monthly  in  the  town  hall. 
The  corn  and  malt  trade  is  extensive  here,  and  the 
barley  niaiket  was  formerly  considered  one  of  the  best 
and  mo^t  abundantly  supplied  in  England  ;  hut  since 


schools  npon  the  British  and  National  plans,  and  a 
free  school,  moderately  endowed  by  Edward  Peake,  Esq. 
in  1555,  whose  bounty  has  since  been  augmented  by  a 
descendant  of  the  celebrated  Sir  John  Cotton.  A  me- 
chanics' institutehas lately  been  successtuilycstablished, 
with  classes  for  mutual  improvenieiit — and  lectures 
are  deliveied  occasionally  before  the  members  at  stated 


the  practice  of  selling  grain  by  sample,  instead  of  by  i  iutcrvals  in  the  town-liall.  'i'lie  market,  held  on  VVed- 
pitc't,  has  hecome  s.>  universal,  the  benefits  arisitig  to  j  nesday,  is  wt-ll  supplied  with  grain  and  othrr  necessary 
the  town  have  been  materially  diminished.  The  only  commodities;  also  straw  plat,  for  which  latter  article 
manufactures  by  which  the  less  opulent  classes  are  there  is  another  market  on  Saturday,  attended  almost 
employed  are  those  of  lace  and  stiaw  plat,  but  neither  exclusively  by  females.  Fairs  February  14th,  Saturday 
are  so  esteirsive  as  formerly.  The  land  in  the  im-  in  Easter  week,  Whit-Monday, and  Noven)bfr  8th  (the 
mediate  vicinity  of  the  town  is  flat,  but  exceedingly  |  latter  [xipularly  denominated  'wet-shod  fair');  they 
fertilt-;  and  on  one  side  the  sameness  is  broken  by  the  are  all  for  cattle  of  every  discriptiun.  The  parish  of 
Sandy  and  VVurden  hills,  perennially  overed  with  fine  Biggleswade,  with  the  dependent  hamlets  of  Holme 
firs  and  evergrt^ens,  which,  as  viewed  from  the  town,  ami  Stratfon,  contained,  by  the  returns  for  1831, 
have  a  pleasing  effect.  '  3,226  inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  3,807. 

POST  OFFICE,  Mai ket  place,  William  Wright,  Po5^  .Ua^^w.— Letters  from  London,  BrRMiNGHAM, 
^Ianchester,  Liverpool,  and  all  parts  of  the  North  of  England,  likewise  tiom  Ireland  and  Scotland, 
arrive  every  inoriii'ig  at  half-past  three,  and  are  despatched  at  ten  at  night. 

Letters  from  Bedford,  &c.  arrive  every  morning  at  half-past  seven,  and  are  despatched  at  eight. 

Letters  from  the  counties  of  Cambridge,  Norfolk,  Suffolk,  &c.  arrive  ckcry  morning  at  eight,  and  are 
despatched  at  six  in  the  evening. 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY   AND 
CLERGY. 

Balfour  Rt  V.  Alfred,  Girtford 
iSamett  Charles,  Esq.  Siratton  Park 
Brooks  Mr.  Dmiei,  Market  place 
Brown  .Mr.  John,  Laniiford 
Burton  .Mr.  William,  NorthiH 
Busby  the  Misses,  Sliottmeid  st 
Douton  Rf  V.  Joseph,  m.a.  Vicarage, 

Shortmead  siieet 
Foster  lilxth,  E-q. Beaumont's  clo.st- 
FosterJohn  .\athl. Esq. St. Andrew's 
Fowler  Mr.  Charles  Bailey,  Church 

Farm,  Langfoid  [Housi 

Caplner  Mr.  William,   Shoitmead 
Gudgin  Mr.  .loseph,  Laneford 
Hervey  Edmund,  E^q.  Caldicot 
Hervcry  John,  E-q.  Ickwillbury 
Hervt-y  Mrs.Susanh.  Ickwell  riouse 
Hogg  F'cdeiick,  E-q.  Girtford 
H'ltfge  Wm.  Esq.  Shoitmead  st     [st 
HughesRev.Fitdk.Geo.M.A.Stiatton 
Inskip  Geoige,Esq.  Tpper  Caldicot 
Kent  Rev.  Samuel,  Langford  st 
Larkin  Mr.  William,  Shortmead  st 
Lindseli  Robr.  E-q.  Fail  field  House 
Moirell  Rev.  Cornelius,  Hhinham 
Mountain  Re>.  Henry  B.  d.d.  Blun- 

hani  Uectory  "  [Warden 

Ongley  the  Right  Honble.  Lord,  Old 
Paulett  .Miss  Elizabeth,  Caldicot 
Paviie  Sir  Charles,   Bart.  BIniiham 

House  [Cottage 

P.dhill    Mrs.    Fanny  M.   Blunham 
ilace  John,  Es(|.  Road  Farm 
Race  Mrs.  Martha,  Stratton  .st 
Shovelton  Rev.Wricht.Chapcl  Field 
Ta-ldy  Rev.  Jolin,  Northill 
'I'hornton  John,  Esq.  Mnggerhanger 
Usiier  Mr.  Jos(|)li,  Blunham 
Western  James,  Esi].  High  st        [st 
Wilson  Rev  John  Wesley, Shortmead 

ACADEMIES    *    SCHOOLS. 

Baiher  Williain  F'almer  (boarding), 
Shoitmead  -trect 

British  School,  Shortmead  st — 
Maiy  Stanhr. rough,  mistress 

British  School,  Market  place- 
John  Siie;|,  iiiasti  r  [st 

Conquest  J cilm  (boardg.)  Shortmead 

Crouch  &  Roharts  (ladies'  hoanl- 
ing),  Stration  st  [master 

Free  School,  Sun  st — Wm.Ca-ter, 

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Infants'  School,   Market  place — 

Ann  Holmes,  mistress 
National  School,  Langford  lane 
— Charles  Bureh,  master;   Char- 
lotte Tustiii,  mistress 
ATTORNEYS. 
Argles  Edward,  Stiatton  st 
Chapman  Wm. Thomas,  Stratton  st 
Hawkins  John  Guriiey,  Stratton  st 
Smith    &    AigUs,    Stratton    street, 
and  at  Potton 

AUCTIONEERS. 
Conder  Sanmel,  Market  place 
Holmes  Joseph,  Stratton  st 

BAKERS. 

Bennett  &  Tw^lvetrees,  Stratton  st 

Blind  John,  Langford  st 

Brown  William,  Diintin 

Click  Thomas,  Stratton  st 

Dalion  Thoma^,  Shoitmead  st 

Docwra  Montfort,  Shortmead  st 

Lee  Simeon,  Dunton 

Maiden  Jcdin,  Shortmead  »t 

Millard  John,  Stiatton  st 

PhippsJohn,  Langford 

Powers  John  (&  inealman), Girtford 

Powers  John,  Blunham 

Spencer  Ann,  Chapel  place 

Turner  John,  Stiatton  st 

West  John,  Shortmead  st 

BANKERS. 

Wells,  Hogpe  &  Lindseil,  Hieh  st— 
(draw  on  Barnetts',  Hoares'  &  Co. 
Lomlon) 

Savings'  Bank,  Town  ball — George 
Newbery,  actuary 

BASKET    &    SIEVE    MAKERS. 

Cooi)er  (ieorge,  Market  plnce 
Farmer  John,  Langtord  st 


BOOKSELLERS  Bt  STATIONERS 

(Vardiier  Elias  (&  printer),  High  st 
SpongThomas  Willsdon(&  library), 

High  street 
Twelvcirees  VVilli;>in    (printer  and 

stationer),  Shortmeaci  st 

BOOT    at    SHOE    MAKERS. 
Allen  William,  Shortmeid  st 
Barber  James,  Langford  st 
Chew  Ebenezer,  Market  place 
Cooper  Geo.  Henry,  .Shortmead  »t 
Ualton  Thomas,  Shortmead  st 
Dew  Thomas,  Shortmead  st 
Farringtnn  Georte    (and   currier), 

Shoitmead  street 
Hide  John,  Sun  street 
Moseley  Robert,  Shoitmead  st 
Moseley  Tnomas,  Shortmead  st 
Munsey  John,  Sun  place 
Rhoades  John,  Shortmead  st 
Sale  Francis,  Strattnn  st 
Street  George,  Langford 
Swinscoe  Henry,  Langford  st 
Vickers  Ebenezer,  Stratton  st 

BRAZIERS    AND    TINMEN. 
.Morton   &   M'Miiiiiies    (and   beil- 

haiigeis),  Marketplace 
Poweis  Thomas,  High  st 
White  Isaac,  Shortmead  st 

BREIVERS. 

Di'cwra    Montfurd     (and    cooper^, 

.'^llOltmead  street 
Wells,  Hotge  &  Lindseli,  High  st 

BRICK    MAKERS. 
Foster  John  &  Son,  Biggleswade 
HoggFredk.(&  liineburner)Girtford 

BRICKLAYERS,    SI.ATERS    * 
PLASTERERS. 

Benson  Samuel,  Shortmead  st 
Ellson  John,  Blunham 


Farmer  Jnhn,  Market  place         [st    Francis  William,  Chapel  place 
Wells  Anne  (&  turner),  Shortmead  j  Norman  John,  Stratton  st 

BLACK    dc    %VHITESMITHS 


Bairett  Thomas,  .Shortmead  st 
Besden  Thomas,  Siratton  st 
Br'iwn  .lolin,  Duntoii 
Bryant  Samuel,  Langford 
Laikins  (JeiTge,  Crown  lane 
Morton   &   .M'.Nlmnies    (and    lock- 

smiihs).  Market  place 
Taylor  Fiederic  k,  Market  place 
Walker  Mary,  Shortmead  st 


BUTCHERS. 

Barton  Joseph,  Langford 
Berry  Samuel,  Langhud  st 
Bm  ion  William,  Shortmead  st 
Crouch  Joseph,  Stiatton  st 
HarnsJohn,  Giitford 
Kimpton  Henry,  Sun  place 
Millaid  James,  Girtford 
Poiuteii  .Mfied,  Shortmead  st 
Uobarts  Walter,  Stratton  st 


I^irectoip. 


BIGGLESWADE,  &c. 


3^tbfotti05ire. 


Sale  Charles,  Shoitineacl  st 
Squires  Henry,  Langfurd  st 
Sutton  VVilliain,  Shortmead  st 

CABINET    MAKERS. 

Conder  Samuel,  Market  st 
Mead  Simeon,  Shortmead  st 
Roberts  Jos.  Latiglon,  Shnrtmead  st 
CHINA,  GLASS,  Ace.  DEALERS. 
Coiider  Samuel,  Market  place 
Powers  Thomas,  High  st 

CLOTHES    DEALERS. 

Davison  Robert  Nicholls,  High  st 
Fone  John,  Shoitmtad  st 
Robinson  Benjamin,  Stratton  st 

CORN    AND    SEED    DEALERS. 

DillanioreHy.(&C()al),U|)pfrCaldicot 
Docwra  Monifort,  Sliortmead  st 
Ekins  William,  High  .-t 
Haynes  Mary,  Lancford  st 
Hensh  iw  Thonias,  Market  place 
Pope  Wiirwm,  Sliortmead  st 
CORN    MILLERS. 
Marriott  Thomas,  Holme  Alillft 
Norman  Maik,  Blunham 
PhippsJohn.  Langford 
Powers  Edmund, TowK  Mills  and 
at  Stanford 

DRUGGISTS,   AND   OIL  AND 
COLOURMEN. 

Barl;er  &  Ni-wberv,  Hi:;h  st 
Marsh  William,  H'itiii  st 
Spoi'g  Thomas  VVidsdon,  High  st 
FIRE,  «tc.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 
Alfkeu    (life),    Edmund    Stanton, 
Stratum  st  [>t 

Anchor,  Joseph  Holmes,  Stration 
County  (fire)  and  PRoyiDENT(life) 
Elias  Garflner,  Hisjh  st  [st 

Eagi.r  (life;,  Jas.  Newl>ery,Stratt(m 
English    and    Scottish     (fife), 
Edward  Argles,  Stratton  st        [st 
Etonian  (life  l.Kdw.Argles, Stratton 
Farmers',  Wm.Sand "n.  High  st 
Globe,  Cornelius  Kemp.  Noitlnll 
National  Reversionary  Invest- 
ment, William  Thomas  Chapman, 
Stratton  street  [Hiiili  .«t 

Norwich  Union,  GeorneNewbeiy, 
Ph(enix   <fire),   James    Newbery, 

Str.tttoii  street 
Property    Protection,    Edward 

Argles,  Stratton  st 

Royal  Exchange   (fire  and  Fife), 

Wm.  Thos.  ChnpuMii,  Stratton  st 

STAR.Chas.Mackaness.Shurtnieadst 

Sun,  Samuel  Conder,  Market  place 

GARDENERS. 

Braybrook  John,  Girtford 
Bywater  William,  Langford  st 
Cocking  Samuel,  Sun  st 
Cooper  Joseph,  Sun  p'ace 
Cousins  William,  Ro<e  lane 
Daniel.s  George,  Langford  lane 
Daniels  James,  London  road 
Hodges  Robert,  Shorimead  ^t 
Hoilges  Thomas,  Chapel  field 
Housden  Jolin,  Giriford 
ftJarsliall  Thomas,  Girtford 
Munsey  John,  Potton  road 
Miinsey  John,  Sun  place 
Pope  William,  Chapel  place 
Randall  William,  Stratton  st 
Satiey  William,  Potion  i-oad 
Spring  John,  Giitford 
Tingey  James,  Caldicot 
Triplow  William,  Girtford 

GROCERS    et    TEA    DEALERS. 

(See  also  Shopkeepers,  ^t.) 
Brunt  George,  Sliortmead  st 
Chew  Ebenezer,  Market  place 
Cocliing  William,  Sun  st 
Heath  Joseph,  Shoitmead  st 
Jadd  William,  Blunham 
Kemp  Cornelius,  Nortljill 


Maddams  William,  High  st 
Koharts  Walter,  Stratton  st 
Rvland  John,  Market  place 
Terry  Thomas,  High  st 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Bartlett  Samuel  Squires,  Market  pi 
Fowler  Edw.(&  net  mkr.jMarket  pi 
Ran(!all  Joseph,  Sliortmead  st 
Sabev  John,  Sun  ^t 
HORSE    AND    GIG    OWNERS — 
FOR   HIRE. 

Ayres  Thomas,  Market  place 
Clarke  William,  Sliortmead  st 
Dalton  Richard,  Sliortmead  st 

INNS- 
COMMERCIAL    AND    POSTING. 

[See also  Taverns  (^"  Public  Houses.) 
Crowd,  Samuel  Maisom,  High  st 
RoyHl  Oak,  Sarah  Cooper,   Short- 
mead  st  [ket  st 
White  Swan,  Thonias  Ayres,  Mar- 

IRONMONGERS. 
Kemp  Cornelius,  Northill 
Moiton   &    M'Minnies  (and  iron- 
founder*).  Market  place 
Powers  Thomas,  Higli  st 
White  IsHac,  Shortmead  st 

JOINERS  AND    CARPENTERS. 

EdwardsChas.&  John, Sliortmead  ft 
Firld  William,  Slioi  tmead  st 
Larkins  James,  Market  place 
Tv\elvetrfes  William,  Stratton  st 
Usher  William  Bennett  (&  builder) 

Blunham 
Whiteman  Jolin,  Ickwell 
Whiieman  William,  Sliortmead  st 

LINEN  &  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

Carriiigton  William,  High  st 
Crouch  James  (&  hatter).  Market  pi 
Davison  Rohrri  Nicliolls,  High  st 
Judd  William,  Blunham 
Kemp  C'inieiius,  Noi thill 
King  Francis,  Shortmead  st 
Maiden  Joshua,  High  st 
Ryland  Johii(&  iiatter).  Marketplace 
Sandoii  VViiliam,  Hiijh  st 
Tilcock  John,  Market  place 

MALTSTERS. 

[See  alo  Merch'ihls.) 
Docwra  Montfort,  Sliortmead  st 
Pope  William,  Sliortmead  st 
Wells,  Hoagc  &  Lindsell,  High  st 

MERCHANTS. 
Foster  John  &  Son,  Biegleswade 
Hogg  FiTdcrick,  Giitford  bridge 
Hogge  Wiinam,  Sliortmead  st 
Pope  William,  Shortmead  st 

MILLINERS  &  DRESS  MAKRS. 

Arnold  Mary,  Market  place 
Brown  Sophia,  Stratton  st 
Burcli  Fanny,  Stratton  st 
Chapman  Sarah,  Shortmead  st 
Haynes  Mary,  Shortmead  st 
Ret-d  Eleanor.  Hiah  st 
Sabey  Elizabeth,  Sun  st 
Sandon  Susan,  High  st 
Snodiii  Lucy,  Shortmead  st 
Strapp  Mary  Ann,  Shortmead  st 

MILLWRIGHTS. 

Brown  Joseph  (&  thrashing  machine 

maker),  Stratt<m  st 
Hardy  William  (&  machine  maker), 

Shoi  tint  ad  st 
PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS   AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Bottoms  Jrdin,  Shortmead  st 
Buridiam  'I'hnnias,  Blunham 
Mackaness  Charles,  Shortmtad  st 
Mills  James,  Stratton  st 
Read  John  (&  paper-hanger), High  st 
Sandoii  John,  High  st 
SADDLERS  6t  COLLAR  MAKRS. 
Ansell  George,  Crown  yard 
Gamer  Henry,  Shoi  tmead  st 


Huffer  John,  Shortmead  st 

Taylor  Samuel  &  James,  Market  pi 

Taylor  Thonias,  HIkIi  st 

SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERS  IN 
GROCERIES   6c   SUNDRIES. 

Bark(  r  Robert,  Beestou 
Baulk  Henry,  Dunton 
Hia\brook  Mary  Anne,  Girtford 
Butterfield  George.  Shortmead  st 
Brown  Thomas,  Dunton 
Carriiigton  Catherine,  Stratton  st 
Dalton  Richard,  Shortmead  st 
Dear  Mary,  Langford 
Gravestocks  Ji'hn,  Langford 
Ma\s  Joseph,  Giitford 
Nelson  William,  Langford 
Purser  Thomas,  Crown  lane 
Roharts  John,  Langford  st 
Smith  Jeremy,  Langford  street 
Smith  .loseph,  Shoitmead  st 
Street  Geoige,  Langford 
Watts  William,  Shortmead  st 
Woodward  James,  Palace  st 
Yerreil  James,  Girtford 

STAY    MAKERS. 
Bottoms  Eliza,  Shoitmead  st 
Carter  Caroline,  Sun  place 
Kidd  Ellen,  Shortmead  st 

STONE   MASONS. 

Huffer  James,  Hiah  st 
Revitt  John,  Shoitmead  st 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Law  Mary  Ann,  Shortmead  st 
Hevitl  Jolui,  Shortm-  ad  st 

SURGEONS. 

Fisher  Frederick.  Shoitmead  st 
Stevens  Charles  Palmir,  High  st 
Thonip^^on    John,    Manor     House, 

and  Girtford 
Whitfield  Edward,  Stratton  ^t 

SURVEYORS. 
Clarke  William,  Shortmead  st 
Holmes  Joseph,  Stiatton  st 

TAILORS. 

Fone  Jolin(&  liatti  r),  Sliortmead  st 
Haiper  Wiiiiani.  Stratton  st 
Hook  William,  Girtford 
Keep  Wm.  (&  liatter),Sliortmead  st 
Luck  John,  Market  place 
Mays  Joseph,  Giriford 
Oney  Charles,  Shortme.adst 
Piior  Samuel,  Langford 
Robinson  Benjamin,  Stiatton  st 
Rolfe  Thomas  Eaton,  Northill 
Ryland  John,  Market  place 
Sabey  Roheit,  Caldicot 
Siieliield  William,  Shoitmead  st 
Stottt-n  VViiliam.  Sun  st 
V'irley  Robeit,  Langford 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Anchor,  James  Hide,  ,SuB  st 
Blank  Bear,  Mary  Hnjnes,  l.angforJ  »t 
Black  Swan,  Parali  Hastf-r,  Slioplmead  st 
Blue  Ball,  Mary  Medlock,  Sliortmead  st 
Catherine\Vlieel,Benjii.l  itmas.Alarkft  pi 
Cht-qiiers,  T"homas  Sahey,  t'ollonroad 
Coach   and  Horses,  William  IVIiilenian, 

Shortmead  street 
Crown,  Ann  Piper,  Langford 
Crown,  Charles  Nicholas,  Northill 
Oiolden  Cross,  .tosepli  Crisp.  Beeston 
Horse  and  Jockey,  Eliza  Labey,  Sun  st 
Horse  Shoes,  EbtneEer  Elliott,  Blunliam 
King's  Arms,  Henry  Adams,  Giriford 
King's  Head.MarkNesetieldPopr.Caldicot 
New  Jnii,  James  Laikins,  Market  place 
Old  Salufalion.Thos.  Burnliam,  Blunham 
Ongley  Arms.Edwd  Albone.Sliorlmead  st 
Red  Lion.  William  Randall,  Slialtnn  st 
Rose,  William  Good.'Uiip,  Siratton  st 
Rose  &  Crown,  William  King,  Giriford 
Shoulder  of  \lutlon,Robl.Kidd,Stratton  st 
ThreeHorse  Shoes, Mary  Brown,  Dunton 
W'hiteHart,Rolii.Humbersloiie,.Marketpl 
White  Horse.  Wm.  Clarke.  Shortmead  st 
While  l.ioD.  Richard  Folljigg,  London  id 
Wrestlers,  Charles  Wells,  Langford 
Yorkshire  Grey,  James  Smith  Gardener, 

London  road 

15 


2^it(foit(!E;|)irc. 


VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 

Ravnli.iin  Hfiirv,  Stiath.n  st 
Silihaia  Will.  Ciiailes,  Slioitmcjidst 
•WATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS 

Je(ffiies    .1.  Im    (ami    (■ilvi  i>iiiith) , 

Maiki't  [jlaci- 
Kiili'v  Jolin,  lligli  st  [nicail  st 

Pf|)|)L'r  GvKVgi'Cik  }i;iiiismiih),Slu)rt- 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

C'turse  (u'oruc.  Ickvxeil 
Coinse  Hi'iirv,  Sim  st 
I'liipp^  Kiibrit,  Slioi  imoad  st 
.Smith  iMlwaid,  l-anuford 
Wilson  William,  LaiiglonI  st 

Miscellaneous 

Arrolil  l"):iTi<i,  tiii-alni.Tii.Liingrortl 
Kaillett  .Siiil.SquirescoiilVctioiicr.IliRli  st 
Biltterfield  Anne,  beilin  repository,  IVIar- 

kct  place 
Cou.N  I  Y  (  orRT.Town  hall — John  Collier 

Est],  juii/p;  KJward  Aigles,  c/fc/c 
Co\e    William    Henry,    inland    revenue 

oftlcer,  Chapelfield 
Gas   Uorks,  Lan^ford  street — Thomas 

Power.',  sto-flary 
Inland  Rkvf.nur  Office,  at  the  White 

S wan  —  Joli n  W il liani ', stipinisnr 
Jaek-ion  Henry,  rope  nr^ker,  Sun  st 
Aiarkanes.H  M  ilthew  Geo.  inland  revenue 

olTicer,  Cli;ipelfield 
IMayllii  rn  John,  coach  builder.  Sun  place 
!\Ifciiamc.s'  l.s-TTiTL'TF.,  Market  plice— 

Messrs.   K.'uaid  .^r^les,  and  'I'hnmas 

I'owers,  Sfcrftarics 


BIGGLESWADE,   &c. 


S^latfl'iS! 


Melrose  James, fishmonger  &  game  dealer, 
Slr.ittmi  street  [«t 

i\I  ill  inpton  J  no. furniture  broker, Lancford 
Moure  Jas.  civil  enijineer,  Sliortine  id  st 
Owtn  Charles,  cattle  salesmun,  Caldicot 
l'ei;!,Mams  Thomas,  leather  culler,  Short- 
mead  .sirict  [si 
R.Tiulall  Joseph,  paiish  clerk.  Shorline.ul 
S:imuelThos.  last  &  patten  maker, Hiiih  SI 
SmitliJoaepli.dealer  inUirmln^hain  floods, 

&c.  Sho'tniead  st 
St.xmp  <>Fi-icF:,High  st— El ias Gardiner, 

siihdistiibiitnr 
Taylor  Samuel  &  J:imes,  dealers  in  poin- 
ter and  setter  do;;*.  Market  place 
Town    Hall,  Market    place  —  Edwin 
Ulunden,  keeper 

POOR    LAW    UNION. 

WoRKtiousi:,  Ldiuliiii  rnad. 

Govrrtirir — I  hoinas  llirt 

Mtitroit — Sarah  Uirt 

Cleik  to  the  BuardoJ  G«n»rfia))s— Edward 

Armies 
.Vi(jr;e(i7i  — Charles  Palmer  Stevens 
Chaii/ain  —  itev.  Edward  Lindsell 
/leliev.vi/    O/ficers  —  Eraiik  Snitch,   and 

Robert  Baiker 

REGISTRARS, 

OF  BIKIIlS    UE.ATIIS   &  .MAR  Rl. AGES. 

Superintendent  Rerjistrar— Ellwand  A  rules 
Siratt'in  street  [.Soiilhlll 

litffhtrar  for  the  Dist'ict—  Frank  Snitch, 

Ri';,'Stn,r'u/llirl/is  and  Deaths  for  Pot- 
tun  Di^tiiit  —  Huhen  Uaikc-r,  Heeston 


COACHES  &  ORINIBUSES. 

To  LONDON,  (iillierrsrunih,  from  the 

Crown,  every  Moiidav.Wednesd.iy  and 

Fridav.  goes  tlironiih  Hitchin 
To  BEI)F(JI{I),  an  Ommljns,  from   the 

While  Su  an,  d  lilv  (.Sund.iy  excepted  ) 
To  I'()rrON,..n  0;«)ii/(i(s,rroni  tlieWhite 

.Swan,  iltiilv  (Sunday  excepted) 
To   SIIEFFORIJ,   Gilbert's  cnach,  from 

the  Crown,  every  Monday,  Wednesday 

and  Fridav 
CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY. 

The  iieaiest  Stntiun  at  present  is  at 
BFnroRi),  on  a  hiaiirh  of  the  London 
AND  Noarii  Wkstkiin  Link,  U  miles  w. 
Irorn  Ui'.'<;leswade 

There  is  an  Omnibus  to  Bedford  daily, 
as  above  s.aled. 

CARRIERS. 
To  I.ON  DON,  Samuel  Marsoni,  from  the 

Crown, Tuesday  and  Friday,  &  Thomas 

.*aiiiuel,  fri-m  ids  house,  Hii;li  street, 

Monday.  Wednesday  and  Friday. 
To  BEDFORD,  Anne  Spencer,  from  the 

Coach  and  florses,  Wednesday  &  Sat. 
To  CAM  BRIDGE,  John  Arnold.'from  the 

Catherine  Wheel,  Monday  &  Thursday 
ToHircllIN,'Ihonias  Samuel,  from  his 

lioiise,  H it'll  sf,  Monday,  Wednesday  & 

Friday,  and   Anne  Spencer,  from   the 

C'larh  and  Horses,  Tuesday 
To   POI'lON,   John    Arnold,   from   the 

Catherine  Wheel,  Monday  &  Thuisday 
To  SALNT  NKOI  S,  Anne  Spencer,(iom 

Ihe  Coach  and  Horses,  Thursday 
To  ?H  E  Fi'ORD.  GeoTRe  Kempsoii,  from 

the  Catherine  Wheel,  Wednesday 


DUNSTABLE, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGE  OF  HOUGH TOX-REGIS  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


ILDuN.STABLE  i.s  a  imrisli  in  tlie  liiinthed  ot'.Mans- 
liL'id— the  luaikct  inwii  is  '.'.i  niili  s  n.  \\.  hy  n.  IVoiii 
Ldiiiloii,  20  s.  from  Beilfiird,  :iii(l8  K.s.i;.  frHiu'Leigliti.!! 
Biizzaid— tl'C  last  naiiicd  a  station  im  the  Lutid -ii  and 
N()ith-V\'e.vtrn!  Railway,  to  v^  Mcli  line  and  station  tin  le 
is  a  bfancli  from  thi.s  town.  Duiislable  is  seated  near 
file  eniiancf  of  ihe  Cliiltern  lulls,  (,ii  the  trieat  tlio- 
ii'iiuhfare  to  tlic  iiiitl)  mid  noi  tii-western  counties, 
fn  ni  whiih  advantageous  |iositioii  it  deiiv.  d,  previous 
to  the  (i|iening  of  the  f;ieat  laihvay  line,  before  men 


lated  ;  it>  gnvernmeni  is  nfiw  vested  in  a  hiRl)  constable. 
Tlie  ()iieen  is  lady  of  the  manor,  and  the  Duke  of  lied- 
foid  iinliis  courts  leet  as  her  lessee.  Dtinsiable  i.s  a 
|)ollinu  station  a;  tlie  electioii  of  county  members ;  and 
it  is  included  in  the  Luton  circuit  of  towns  under  the 
new  act  (passed  Auynsi,  184fi),  for  the  recovery  of 
debts  to  any  aniount  not  e.Nceeilinir  £20.  The  straw  plat 
andbonnrt  inaiinfac  tuie  foiin.s  tlie  cbiet  trade  of  the 
to>.\n,  and  in  tiiis  business  a  {(leat  numhei'  of  females 
are  employi  (I ;  whiting  is  also  manufactuiediii  conside- 


tioned.  a  l.iiue  sbriieof  piospeiity.  'I'lie  loun  is  of  nieat !  lable  qnantities,  and  Here  iue  some  m  iliin^s,  anil  corn 


antiipiity,  and  was  of  iinpoitance  in  tlie  flays  of  the 
Romans.  Heniy  I  built  a  royal  inansion  in  it-  viciniiy. 
culled  KiuK^biirv,  the  site  of  which  is  now  occuj/ied  h\ 
a  f^ood  nic.d(in  house;  btii  the  ulory  of  Diinstab!e  was 
it.s  once  celebrati  (1  |)iiiiry — of  which  nothins  leniains 


mills.  At  lottcrnlioe,  two  inile-s  di-tant,  is  a  valuable 
«t''ne  quariy,  fiom  tiie  produce  of  which  Dunstable 
piiory  and  chuicb  were  built.  The  'Ousel,'  a  larae 
pond  of  s|)riiig  water,  is  .sintnlai  ly  sjirciul  upon  the 
veiy  summit  of  the  downs,  tlutc  miles  di.staiit ;  it  is 


but  the  pai  t  occupie  i  as  the  p;iii-li  cbuicli,    '1  bis  piiory  j  about  ihirti-  feet  in  dhi meter,  and  is  ne>er  dry,  even  in 

was  the  scene  of  the  ini(|i:iti)us  proceedings  against 

Queen  Kathciine,  and  wlicie  lier  sentence  of  i:i.oice- 

inent  from   Henry  \lll   wm.s  pionounced.     Dunstable 

lias  been  ill    lesidence  oi",  and   place  vi>iti d  by  si  ver;il 

of  our  moil  uclis.     In  121.")  Eing  John  lay  at  this  place 

on  liis  journey  towards  the  north  :  Heiir\  HI  ficfiueiitly 

\isiieil  the  piiory  ;  and  in  tie  year  1247  that  sovereign, 

whilst  sojourning  here  with  liis  qui  en,  prince-  Edwanl 

and  the  plinces^  Margnret,  was  presenled  wiih  a  gilt 

cup,  ami  the  prince  and  prince.-.s  with  a  gold  bui  kle 

each.     In  1290  the  coip.se  of  Queen  Eleanor  v\as  de- 

jiosiied  one  night  at  the  piiory;    a  piDjier  spot   was 

selected  br  ihe  erection  of  a  cio-s,  which  was  Mib^c- 

(piently  huilt,  and  remained  standirg  until  \('A.'>,  when 

it  was  <le-tioyed  hy  tiie  troops  under  the  I'iail  of  ICsse.x. 

Ill  1.-141  a  u'laiid  toiirnaineiit  was  held  heie,  ai   which 

I'.dward   III  and  his  rpicen  were  prcs'-nt      lleiiiy\'l 

vi-i'ed  ibis  place  in  ll.')7,  as  did   Queen  Elizabeth  in 

l.")72,  when   pioceediog  noithwavd.       The  town  and  j  rather  large  mode  1  of  thi 

iieiiilibouihool  present  many  objects  of  inteiest  to  the   The  I5apti>ts  have  two  c 


the  most  |)archini;  .seasons.  I'he  Grand  Junction  canal, 
w^hicli  |)isses  about  live  miles  hence,  might  be  icndereci 
beneficial  to  the  touii.  at  no  meat  expense,  by  a  cut 
from  it  to  tiie  foot  ol  the  dnwns,  tw-o  miles  off.  Dun- 
stable still  maintains  its  cbaracti-r  witli  the  epicure  for 
its  larks,  and  multitudes  of  these  deligbiful  warblers 
are  yearly  sacrificed  to  paiiijier  his  iinpit\iiig  ap|Ktite; 
the  lb  licate  morsel  ImIi  liciously  cooked  at  the  principal 
inns:  Hiii'jley,  in  liis  '  .Animal  ISiogiaphy,'  says  thai  as 
niHiiy  as  4,00()  dozess  cif  lai  ks  ha>  e  been  caught,  in  the 
couniiy  around  Dunstable,  betv^een  the  lucjiiths  of 
Seiitemher  and  February. 

The  palish  church  of  Saint  Peter  is  in  the  Nr.rmaii 
style— the  ancient  priory,  id'  wbicii  it  is  a  portion, 
Ihni.  g  been  erected  about  seven  liunclied  years  ago  : 
tiie  livim;  is  a  rectory,  in  tlie  gift  of  the  Crown;  the 
Rev.  Frcili  rick  Hose  i^  the  present  incumbent.  Edwaid 
IJiiir,  Esc].  of  ibis  town,  po-sessis  a  ver\  beHUtiful  and 

lurch, well  WDrtliin-peciion. 

the  Wesleyan  Me- 


aiilii|uary  and  \iitiio>o.  The  vcneiable  chuicb,  and  '  tliodi^ts  one.  There  are  several  ahn^liouses  for  the  aged 
its  many  line  iiioniimeiits,  form  peculiar  ohji  els  of  poiir,  lie-ides  an  i  stahlishinent  called  'the  Maiden 
attraction  ;  and  the  vesiigi  s  of  Roman  remains  around  Ladies'  House,'  Imilt  and  endoweil  in  174'.'>  for  rcspec- 
aie  niiinerous  and  well  defined.  The  ruins  of  ihe  an-  table  females  in  reduced  ciicumstaiices,  pursuant  to  tlie 
cient  ca^ile,  fos.se  and  citadel  of  Totternboe,  within  will  <d  Mrs.  MarOie :  the  number  on  the  foundalioii  i.s 
three  miles'  distance,  are  as  remarkable  as  any  in  the  limiird  to  six;  tin  y  enjoy  respectively  £20.  a  year  each, 
Icii  giloiii  ;  whiNt  the  beautiful  and  i  xten>ive  prosp.  et  with  a  good  tenenKiit;  none,  iiowi  ver,  aie  c  ligihle  for 
from  ilie  dowiis(embraciiig  the  railroad),  togeiher  wiih  admission  bin  such  as  pos^e-s  £10.  per  annuni.  A  fiee 
th  extraoriliuiry  e.scavations  at  Challi-hill, present  lea-  school  was  e:e.  ti  (I  here  in  171.'),  called  '  Ashton,  Carl 
tuies  of  no  ordinary  interest.  Dun«tablc  at  one  peiiod  !  and  Aynscoinl)e'.s  Free  .School.  The  market  is  held  on 
returned  two  members  to  parliament,  and  was  ii.coipo- 1  W'ediiesd  iv,andtliefaiison.\sli-\Vediiesdav,May  22nc;, 


i^irfctoi|)« 


DUNSTABIiE,  &c. 


lactrfoibssjire. 


August  J2ili,  and  November  12th,  for  horses,  cattle,  I  All  Sahits' contains  an  ancient  and  handsome  monu* 


ssheep,  &c.  Tlie  pari-h  of  Dunstrible  contained 
1831,  2.117  iniiahitanls,  and  in  1841,  2,582— in  1850  a 
local  authority  gave  to  th^"  pari>h  a  population  of  3, .'500. 
Houghton-Kegis  is  a  parish  in  the  .same  hundred 
as  Dunstable— the  villae;e  bein^  situated  about  one  mile 
and  a  half  north  from  that  town.  Two  springs,  tributary 


nient,  witha  hi^hly^  decorated  arch,  beneath  which  is 
the  figure  of  a  man  in  armour:  the  living  is  a  vicarage, 
in  the  patronage  of  the  Duke  of  Bedford;  the  Rev. 
William  Wilson  is  the  present  incumbent.  The  Baptists 
and  the  Wesleyan  Methodists  have  a  chapel  each,  and 
there  is  a  free-school  for  twenty  boys.     Population  of 


to  the  Uuse,  rise  in  this  parish.    The  parish  church  of  the  parish,  in  1831, 1,424 ;  in  1841,  1,661. 

POST  OFFICE,  High  street,  Dunstable,  Joseph  Squire,  Post  Master. —Letters  from  London  and 
all  parts  arrive  every  morning  at  a  quarter  before  si.x,  and  are  despatched  at  twenty-five  minutes  past  eight  la 
the  evening. 


GENTRY    AND    eLERGV. 

Brandreth  Humphrey,  Esq.,  Hough- 
ton House 
Brown  Mrs.  Mary,  the  Cottage 
Burr  Edward,  Esq.,  High  st 
Carpenter  Rev,  Willinm,  Back  st 
Cooper  Rev.  Peter,  Hiehst 
Fosst-y  Mr.  George,  High  st 
Gould  Kev.  Daniel,  West  st 
Gutteridge  Mr.  Joseph,  High  st 
Gutteridge  Mr.  .Matthew,  West  st 
Hose  Rev.  Frederick ,  We-t  st 
Howes  Mr.  Ricliard,  Church  st 
Jarvis  Mr.  John,  High  st 
Lance  Rev.  John,  Houghton-Regis 
Monier  Lewis,  Esq.,  Munells  House 
Osborn  Mr.  George,  High  st 
Pearse   Mr.  John    (steward  of  the 

Manor  Rnyal),  West  st 
Queenborouyh  Mrs.  Ann,  High  st 
WhyleyRev.GregoryEd  W.Eaton  Bray 
Wilson  Kev.  Wm.,  Hougliton-Regis 

ACADEMIES    AND    SCHOOLS. 

AsHTON.  Cai^l  and  Aynscombe's 

Freb  School,  High  »t  — John 

Corfieid,  master 
Bailey  Anna(b()arditig&  day), High  st 
British  School,  Westst— William 

Hopcrafr,  master;  Amelia  Woot- 

ton,  mistress 
Free  School,  Houghton-Regis — 

Richard  Cumberland,  master 
Hopcraft  Willirtm  (boarding  &  day), 

High  st 
National  School,  Church  st 

Charles  Deiby>hire,  master 
Sharman  Maiy  &  Susan  (boarding 

and  day),  High  st 

ATTORNEYS. 

Cartwrighi  JamesNathHniel(&  com- 
missioner for  taking  acknowledge- 
ments of  married  women),High  st 

Pearse  &  Benniiig,  Westst 

AUCTIONEERS. 

Brett  Samuel,  High  st 
MellorJohn(&  land  agent),Church  st 

BAKERS. 

Freeman  Joseph,  Houghton-Regis 

Hallif.tx  Thomas,  West  st 

Inwards  Joseph,  Houghton-Regis 

Inwiirds  William,  High  st 

Udell  ChHiles,  Union  st 

Oliver  Janie><  Wiliuck,  Church  st 

Partridge  Willi;im,  High  st 

Rodwell  William,  High  st 

Sharman  James,  Church  st 

Thorn  Edmund,  Houghton-Regis 

Turney  William,  Highst 

Walton  Richard,  High  st 

Young  John,  Church  st 

YoungDanl.(&confectioner},Highst 
BANKERS. 

London  and  County  Joint  Stock 
Banking  Company  (open  on  Wed- 
nesdays), High  st— (draw  on  the 
head  otflce  Loudon), — William 
Bit'?,  manager 

Bassett  Grant  &  Co.  (open  on  Wed- 
nesdays), High  street— (draw  on 
Barclay,  Bevan  &  Co.,  London.) 


fiLACKSIVIlTMS>. 

Mimey  William,  High  st 

Nicholls  George,  High  st 

Squires  Thomas,  Hougliton-Regis 

Tomkins  Ricliard,  Houghton- Regis 

Twigg  John,  Highst 

BOOKSELLERS  Se  STATIONRS. 

Dangei  field  Ricluird  James  (and 
printer,  mUsjic  seller  and  news- 
agent). High  st 

Donne  Edward  Bowen  (and  tea 
dealer).  High  st 

Tibbett  James(&  toy  dealer), Highst 
BOOT   AND    SHOE    MAKEHS. 

Brooks  Fiancis,  Union  st 

Daniel  Thomas,  Higli  st 

Davis  Frederick,  High  st 

Derbyshire  George,  Church  st 

Emerson  James,  VVest  st 

Fieeman  Henry,  Church  st 

Grave  John,  High  st 

Hrillifax  Joseph,  High  st 

Hiags  James,  West  st 

Mayjes  Benjamin,  West  st 

Mead  Henry,  Hiah  st 

Munday  Jane,  High  st 

Newman  George,  Church  st 

Osborn  Daniel,  High  st 

Smith  William,  Honghton-Regis 

Tompkins  William,  Houghton -Regis 

BRAZIERS  AcCOPPERSIVIlTHS, 

Limbrey  Henry,  West  st 

Rush  William,  Church  st 
BUTCHERS. 

Abd  Wiilinm,  Houghton-Regis 

Arnold  John,  High  st 

Crawley  Jesse,  High  st 

Ci  awley  Joseph,  Houghton-Regis 

Driiby  Jo>eph,  VVest  st 

Gostelow  William  Cooke,  High  st 

Mayles  Joseph,  Clmrcli  st 

Oliver  James,  High  st 

Parrott  Hemy,  Hiyh  st 

Scott  David,  High  st 

Scott  Joseph,  Hii;h  st 

Sibthorp  Eli,  High  st 

Smith  John,  Houghton-Regis 

Spring  Ebenezer,  High  st 

Turney  John,  HonghtonReeis 
CABINET    IVIAKERS    AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Clieshire  Thomas,  LUiiou  st 
Darley  Jolm,  High  st 
CHEMISTS   AND    DRUGGISTS. 
Chambers  Wm.  &  John  (druggists)^ 

High  st 
Clark  Thomas  Gilham,  Higii  st 
Fan  Charles,  West  st 
COALMRCHANTS  &DEALERS. 
Hollier  Edward,  Dunstable  Station 
LawfordEdw&Co.DunstableStatioii 
xMaddocks  William,  High  st 
Stephenson&  Co.,  Dunstable  Station 

— John  Beaby,  agent 
vVhite  James,  Dunstable  Station 

CORN    DEALERS. 
Bloys  Benjamin,  Hiiili  st 
Fieeman  Joseph,  Houghton -Regis 
Inwards  Joseph,  Houghton-Regis 
Rodwell  William,  High  st 
Young  '1  homus,  Houghton  road 


PIRE,   Ar.  OPPICE   AGENTS. 

Atlas,  William,  Robinsim,  Highst 

CotjNTY  (fire),  Si  Provident  (life), 
Gutteridge  &  Son,  High  st 

General,  Richard  James  Danger- 
field,  High  st 

Metropolitan  CoONTiEs.William 
A.  Southan,  High  st        [High  st 

NorwichUnion,  Thomas  G.  Clark, 

Phcenix,  Pearse  &  Benning.West.st 

Property  Protection,  Pearse  & 
Beimii'g;  West  st  [High  st 

Royal  Exchange.  John  Lockhart, 

Star,  Charles  Lockhart,  High  st 

Westminster  (life),  Jos.Flemons, 
High  street 
PURNItURE:    BROKERS' 

Brett  Samuel,  High  st 

Lightfoot  Isaac,  We»t  st 

Limbrey  Thomas,  West  st 
GROCERS   AND    PROVISION 
DEALERS. 
[See  itko  Shopkeepers,  4'c.) 

Burt  Daniel,  Houghion-Regls 

Chambers  William  &  John  (&  tal- 
low chandlers).  High  st 

Gravestick  Edvvd.  French,  Highst 

Hard  wick  Thomas,  Highst 

Mayles  Joseph,  Church  st 

Pigott  William,  High  st 

Robinson  John,  High  st 

Robinson  William,  High  st 

Young  John,  Higli  st 

HATTER. 

Burges  Samuel,  High  st 

HORSE,    &c.    OWNERS, 
FOR    hire. 

Higgs  William,  High  st 
HillJohn,  West  st 
Mead  Jonathan,  Church  st 
Scott  David,  High  st 
'iquires  Joseph,  High  st 
Vickers  John,  Church  st 

INNS. 

(See  also  Taverns  (^  Public  Houses.) 
Red  Lion,  Wm.  .Marshall,  High  st 
Saracen's  Head,JohnPratley,High  st 
Siig^r  Loaf,  John  Johnson,  High  st 
White  Swan,  Wm  Gilbert,  High  st 

IRONMONGERS. 
Chambers  William  &  John,  Highst 
l.add  William,  Highst 
Limbrey  Henry,  West  st 

JOINERS    it    CARPENTERS. 
liowden  &  Cheshire  (and  builders) | 

High  st 
Clieshire  Thomas,  tTnion  st 
Clieshire  William,  West  st 
Darley  John,  High  st 
Duncan  Daniel,  Houghton-Regis 
French  Edward,  Houghton-Regis 
Liahtfoot  Isa^iC,  West  st 
White  George,  High  st 

LINEN    &e.,    DRAPERS. 
Beale  Edward  James,  High  st 
Flemons  Joseph,  High  st 
Lockhai  t  Christopher,  High  st 
Osborn  Joseph,  High  st 

MALTSTERS. 
Gutteridi;e  Richard,  West  st 
0.-bi)rn  Joseph,  Hinh  st 
Sworder  Thomas,  High  st 

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i3ftifortr0^ire. 


DUNSTABLE,  &e. 


^later^jJ 


MILLERS—CORN, 

Freeman  Joseph,  Hougliton- Regis 
Voung  Tliomas,  HDus;litoii-Regis  rd 
MILLINERS&  DRESS  MAKERS 
Anderson  Mary,  High  st 
Bogggi^  Ann,  West  st 
Carter  Ann  (&  slay  maker),  Higli  st 
Darvin  Maitha,  Church  st 
Foster  Mary  Aim,  Houghton  road 
Hawley  Charlotte  &  Anne,  High  »t 
Inwards  Elizabeth,  High  st 
Lockhart  Sarah,  West  st 
Southam  Sarah,  High  st 
Stehbing  Lucv,  Houghton  road 
Wetherill  Sophia,  High  st 

PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS    AND 
PAPER    HANOERS. 

Driffield  William,  Hiah  st 
Giddines  Frederick,  Church  st 
Nicholls  William,  West  st 
Spufford  Richard,  West  9t 
V'ickers  Henry,  Chnrch  st 
PRINTERS— LETTER-PRESS. 
Daneerfield  Richard  Jaiues,  Highst 
Stimson  John  (&  biuderj.Church  la 
SADDLERS    AND     HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Castance  Jaoies,  Hiyh  st 
Fox  George,  Highst 
Fox  William,  West  st 
SHOPKEEPERS  &DEALERS  IN 
GROCERIES  &  SUNDRIES. 

An>ell  8an)uel,  HouKhton-Regis 
Bent  Daniel,  Honghton-Regis 
Billington  Henjamin,  Union  st 
Billington  Joseph,  Houghton-Regis 
Brown  Ksther,  High  st 
Daniel  Tiioinas,  High  st 
Emerson  James,  West  st 
Foster  Samuel,  Houghton-Regis 
Hallifax  Thomas,  California  terrace 
Inwards  Ann,  Bidwell 
Johnson  George,  Houghton  road 
Keys  Rebecca,  Houghton-Regis 
Pearson  William,  High  st 
Potter  William,  Houghton  road 
Sharmaii  Ellen,  Church  st 
Sharraan  John,  High  si 
Tearle  David,  Honghton-Regis 
Tubbs  Hannah,  West  st 

STRAW    BLEACHERS' 
Osborne  Eliza,  High  st 
Talbot  George,  High  st 

STRAW   BONNET  MANUFTRS. 

Barhain  Jabez,  High  st 
Bass  James,  High  st 
Bennett  Benjamin,  Highst 
Black  well  James  William,  High  st 
Blackwcll  Richard,  Highst 
Budd  Elizabeth,  High  st 
CoUingH  Thomas  Giorge,  High  st 
Coopers  John  &  James  &  George, 

High  street 
KUic.it  William,  High  st 
Forfar  &  MilliKan,  High  st 
Gregory  Cnbiit  &  Co.  High  street,  & 

Aldermanbuiy,  London— I  WWhwn 

Willis,  agent) 
Hawley  Charlotte  &  Ann,  High  st 


Henley  William,  West  st 
Henton  Henry,  Hieh  st 
Jackson  John,  Houghton  lond 
Munt  &  Brown,  the  Priory,  High  st, 

(and  10,  Wood  street,  Londm— 

Samael  CoUis,  agent) 
Osborne  Eliza,  High  st 
Rogers  Jo^iah  Thomas,  High  st 
Waterfield  Sophia,  High  st 

SURGEONS. 

Farr  &  Son,  High  st 
Farr  Joseph,  High  st 
Lawrie  William  Forbes,  High  st 

TAILORS    AND  DRAPERS. 

Burges  Samuel,  High  st 
Cooke  William,  High  st 
Groom  William,  Houghton-Regis 
Nicholls  Thomas,  Union  st 
Sanders  George,  High  st 
Sandeis,  John,  West  st 
Sharman  Charles,  West  st 
SmithGeorgeWm., Houghton-Regis 
Smith  Thomas,  Union  st 
Stevenson  Samuel,  High  st 
White  William,  Union  st 

TAVERNS  6t  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Anchor,  William  Arnold,  High  st 
Black  Horse,  John  Dawson,  Well  st 
Crow,  Francis  Ratt,  High  st 
Kwe  &  Larab,  William  Botteritl,  Weft  st 
Five  Bells,  Fras.  Foster,  HouKhton-Regis 
Green  IMan,  Davi'l  Fames,  Chalk  hills 
Half  Moon.  Charles  Horn.  Market-st  road 
Horae'sHead.Geo  Wilson. Hough  tonRegis 
King's  Arms,  [Nlardling  Howes,  Hij^h  st 
King's  Arms,  Ruhert  Richardson, Ilough- 

ton-Regis 
Magpie,  Samuel  Brett,  High  st 
Nag's  Head,  James  Oliver,  High  at 
Railway  Hotel,  Richd.Swilt,Houghfon  rd 
Rose  &  Crown,  Samuel  Coper,  High  st 
Shoulderof  Mutton,  Ann  Bolterill.High  st 
Swau-with-two-iNecks,AnnHigi{s, Highst 
White  Hart,  Elizabeth  M;tddocks,  High  st 
Yorkshire  Grey,  Fredk.  Higgs,  Church  st 

TEA    DEALERS    Ac    DRAPERS- 
TRAVELLING. 

Carrnthers  Georuc,  High  st 
Hastie  William,  Union  st 
Hill  John,  West  st 
Holmes  John,  Church  st 
Jardine  William,  Church  st 

WATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Bowles  John,  High  st 

Colliiigs  Thomas  George,  High  st 

KJmick  Joseph,  Hiahst 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Barnard  George,  Houghton-Regis 
Creake  William,  Market-st  road 
Foster  Edmund,  Houghton  road 
Inwards  Jaine.^,  High  si 
Marshall  William,  Cliutch  st 
Toffield  Joseph,  Houghton-Regis 

WHITING    MANUFACTURERS. 

Fames  John,  Houiiliton-llegis 
Gai  ner  John,  Houghton-Regis 
Robins  George,  Houghton-Regis 
White  Henry,  High  st 

WINDSOR    CHAIR    MAKERS. 

Branham  Thomas,  Houghton-Rcgis 
Bnrr  Richard,  Houghion-Regis 


Miscellaneous. 

Bass  James,  veterinary  surgeon.  High  st 
Bateman  James,  gardener.  West  st 
Blackabee  John,  hair  dresser  Ashton  st 
Bok'gis  Thomas,  basket  maker.  West  st 
Bowles  John,  gas  fitter  and  bell  hanger 
Hi  eh  street  ' 

Cheshire  Thomas,  block  maker,  UniMi  st 
Cumberland  Richard,  surveyor,  Hongh- 
ton-Regis [st 
Derbyshire  George,  parish  clerk,  Church 
Flowers  Joseph,  bricklayer,  Hi^h  st 
Gas  Works,   Dunstable— Samuel   Bur- 
gess, sfcretarv                            [High  s< 
Hallitax  Joseph,  currier  &  leather  cmter, 
Hanchard  Charles, clothesdealer.  Back  st 
Higgs  William,  bricklayer,  High  st 
Inland  Revende  OFFtCB,at  the   Red 
Lion  Inn                                    [High  st 
Johnson  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
Keene  Mary,  dealer  in  Birmingham  goods, 

Hii;h  street 
Mead  Jonathan,  fishmonger.  Church  st 
Percival  William,  hair  dresser.  West  st 
Purton  John,  rooper,  West  st 
Southam  Wm.  Alfred, accountant.  High  st 
Spaflord  William,  gardener,  Bidwell 
Stamp  Office, High  st— John  Robinson, 

svb-distributer 
Sworder  Thomas,  brewer.  High  st 
'i'EMFF.R.vNCE  Hall,  West  st— Wiliiam 
Inwards,  keeper  {kee-per 

Town  HALr,,   High  st— Henry  Parcott, 
VickersJno.glass  &  chinadealer,Church  st 


REGISTRARS, 

OF  BIRTHS,  DEATHS  &  MARRIAGES. 
Stiperintenderit    Registrar — Thomas    E. 

Austin,  Luton 
Registrar  of  Births  and  Deaths— George 

Derbyshire,  Church  st 
Reyislrar   of  Marriages  —  William   A. 

Southern,  High  st 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

ON  THE  LONDON  &NORTH-WESTERN 

LINE, 

By  means  of  a  Branch  to  the  LeigbtoD 

Station,  8  miles  distant— C^larles  Kiif 

station  master 

An  Omtiibus  to  the  Station  from  the 
Red  Lion  Inn,  awaits  the  arrival  and 
attends  the  departure  of  the  several 
trains 

OMNIBUS. 

To  LUTON,  an  Omtiibus,  frora  the  Rti 
Lion  Inn,  twice  a  day 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,  James  lillis,  from  thr 
Nag's  Head,  every  Monday,  Thursday, 
and  Friday  ;  William  Minanls.from  his 
house,  West  street,  every  Monday  and 
Tliurs<lay,  and  Henry  Pursell,  from  the 
White  Halt,  every  Tuesday  and  Friday 

To  LONDON,  BEOFOKI),  BMtlNlING- 
HAM,MANCHESTli;R,LlVKRPuOL 
and  all  parts  ottheNoRTU  of  Knoland, 
Chaplin  &  Home  (per  railway),  Joha 
Beebv,  ayenl 

To  HnCH)N,  John  Beeby,  from  the 
Railway  Station,  every  Wednesday  and 
Saturday 

To  I.U  TON,  John  Beeby,  from  the  Rail- 
way Station  daily 

To  MARKC  T  STREET,  Saninel  Ellis, 
from  the  .Nag'sHcad,  Monday,  I'ucsday, 
Tlinisday  aiidFriday;  William  Minards, 
from  his  house.  West  st,  Monday  and 
Thursday,  and  Henry  Pursell,  from  the 
While  Hart,  Tuesday  and  Friday 

To  TODDINGTON,  James  Ellis,  from 
the  Nag's  Head,  Wednesday, 'I'hursday 
and  Saturday,  and  Henry  Pursell,  from 
the  White  Hart,  Tuesday  and  Friday 

To  WOBURN,  Henry  Pursell, frora  the 
While  Hart,  Wednesday  and  .Satwrday 


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mmxnmtt. 


HARROLD, 

WITH  THE  PARISHES  AND  VILLAGES  OF  CARLTON,  CHELLINGTON,  PAVENHAM,  ODELL, 

FELMERSHAM,    TURVEY,    SHARNBROOK,     SOULDROP,     BLETSOE,    KEYSOE,    TILBROOK, 

PERTENHALL,  MELCHBOURN,  RISLEY,  NETHER  DEAN  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 

ITjIaRROLD  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Willey— |  tiical  survey,  and  where  a  stage  for  observation  was 
the  market  town,  a  small  one,  is 60  miles  N.  N.  w.  from  constructed],  upwards  ot  fifty  cliurciies,  it  is  asserted, 
London,  9n.w.  from  Bedford,  and  5  n.n.  e.  from  can  be  distinctly  counted.  The  parish  church  of  All 
Olney  (Bucks.);  situated  on  the  banks  of  the  Ouse,  I  Saints  has  been  rebuilt,  but  the  ancient  steeple  remains: 
in  a  fertile  and  well  cultivated  part  of  the  county.  Tiie  i  the  living  is  a  discharged  rectory,  united  to  that  of 


Eeculiarity  observable  with  many  of  the  bridges  that 
esti  ide  the  Ouse.  The  only  article  manufactuied  here 
is  lace,  which  eives  employment  to  a  few  of  the  female 
inhribit-tnts.  The  parish  cliurch  of  All  Saints  is  a 
handsome  structure,  with  a  fine  tower  and  spire;  the 
chnrcli  contains  several  memorials  to  the  Botelers  and 
Alstons,  and  a  monument  (with  her  bust)  of  the  lady 
Joliffe,  whi)  founded  six  almshouses  for  as  many  poor 
widows.  The  living  of  Harrold  is  a  vicaras^e,  in  the 
patronage  of  Earl  de  Grey.  Harrold  Hall,  the  seat  of 
Alajor  Richard  Magenis,'  is  pleasantly  situated  on  the 
banks  of  the  Ouse,  and  commands  a  fine  view  of  the 
surrounding  country.  The  market  (by  prescription), 
held  on  Tuesday,  is  little  more  than  nominal;  fairs, 
the  Tuesday  before  May-day  (o.s.),  July  6th  and 
October  11th,  for  cattle  and  pedlary.  The  parish  con- 
tained, in  1831,  993  inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  1,007. 

Carlton,  one  mile  from  Harrold — Chellington, 
an  adjoining pari^h — Pavenham,  ahouttwo  miles  from 
the  latter— and  Odell,  rather  more  than  a  luile  from 
Harrold,  contain  little  meriting  particular  notice ;  they 
have  each  their  parish  church.  Odell,  however,  may 
be  considered  an  exception,  as  containing  Odell  Castle, 
the  residence  of  the  Rev.  Adam  Brent;  behind  it  is 
'Odell  Great  Wood,*  one  of  the  finest  atid  richest 
wooded  eminences  in  the  county.  The  parish  church 
of  All  Saints  is  a  handsome  structure:  tiie  living  is  a 
rectory.  The  population  of  these  parishes,  and  the  fol- 
lowing ones,  is  stated  after  the  notice  of  Dean. 

About  two  miles  and  a  half  from  Chellington  is  the 
village  of  Felmersham,  situated  on  the  river  Ouse, 
over  which  is  a  stone  bridge.  The  'parish  church  of 
Saint  Mary,  externally  one  of  the  handsomest  in  the 
county,  is  cruciform,  with  a  tower  rising  fiom  the 
centre,  supported  hy  four  noble  arches;  and  the  west 
end  of  the  church  exliibits  a  fine  specimen  of  the  earliest 
Gothic  style.  Amongst  the  monuments  that  give  an 
interest  to  its  interior  is  a  tablet  to  the  memory  of  a 
lady  (the  daughter  of  the  late  Mr.  Pain),  who  was 
shipwrecked  on  her  passage  to  England:  the  living  is 
a  vicarage,  in  the  gift  of  the  Master  and  Fellows  of 
Trinity  College,  Cambridge. 

TuRVEY  is  a  considerable  village,  three  miles  s.  from 
Harrold,  situated  on  the  borders  of  Buckinghamshire. 
Tlie  church  of  All  Saints,  is  a  very  neat  edifice — the 
interior,  indeed,  may  be  pronounced  beautiful :  it  ex- 
hibits numerous  monuments,  some  of  which  are  of  high 
antiquity;  those  to  the  memory  of  the  noble  family  of 
Mordaunt  are  eminently  deserving  of  notice.  The  living 
is  a  rectory,  in  the  patronage  <if  T.  C.  Higgins,  Esq.  of 
Turvey  Hou^e.  There  is  a  well  conducted  school  here, 
chiefly  supported  by  Charles  Lonquet  Higgins,  Esq.  of 
Turvty  Abbey.  The  school  premises,  recently  erected 
at  an  expense  of  near  £2,000.,  contributed  chiefly  by 
Mr.  Hii!gins,  are  handsome  and  commodious. 

Sharnbrook  is  a  handsome  village,  between  three 
and  four  miles  n.e.  from  Harrold.  There  are  sotne 
beautiful  seats  in  this  parish,  which  is  watered  by  the 
Ouse.  The  parish  church  of  Saint  Peter,  is  an  elegant 
Gothic  eriifice,with  a  fine  tower  surmounted  by  a  spiie; 
the  interior  is  decorated  with  monuments  to  the  fatniles 
of  Boteler  and  Antonie  :  the  living  is  a  vicarage,  in  tiie 
gift  of  the  Crown.  Sharnbrook  is  a  polling  station  at 
the  election  of  members  to  represent  tlie  county  in 
parliament. 

Souldrop  is  a  village,  rather  more  than  two  miles 
N.  N.  w.  from  Sharnbrook,  situated  near  to  the  border 
of  the  county,  on  the  road  to  Highara  Ferrars,  in  Nor- 
thamptonshire, and  on  lofty  ground,  commanding  ex- 
tensive prospects:  from  the  summit  of  the  spire  of 
Souldrop  church  (a  pre-eminent  point  in  trigononie- 


Bletsoe  is  a  village,  ai)OUt  4  miles  e.  from  Har- 
rold; situated  on  the  road  to  Higham  Ferrars.  This 
manor  is  very  ancient,  having  belonged  to  Mabel  Pats- 
liuU,  who  founded  the  monastery  of  grey  friars  of  Bed- 
ford in  1327 ;  and  the  parish  was  the  birth  place  of  the 
daughter  of  Beaufort  Duke  of  Somerset,wifeof  Edmund 
Tudor,  Earl  of  Richmond,  and  motlier  of  Henry 
VII;  she  was  the  founder  of  St.  John's  and  Christ's 
colleges  at  Cambridge.  The  parish  church  of  Saint 
Maty  is  a  very  neat  building,  and  contains  several 
ancient  and  interesting  monuments,  particularly  those 
to  the  noble  family  of  St.  Joiin,  and  one  to  Frances 
Countess  of  Bolingbroke,  &c. :  the  living  is  a  rectory, 
in  the  presentation  of  Lord  St.  John. 

Keysoe  Is  a  rural  village,  about  six  miles  n.n.e.  from 
Bletsoe  and  nine  n.  from  Bedford;  situated  about  two 
miles  and  a  half  from  the  Huntingdon  border.  The 
church  of  Saint  Mary  is  a  neat  edifice  with  a  tower, 
from  the  summit  of  which  springs  a  lofty  spire,  of  fine 
proportions,  forming  a  conspicuous  object  for  many 
miles  round  :  the  living  is  a  vicarage,  in  the  gift  of  the 
Master  and  Fellows  of  Trinity  CoUeue,  Cambridge. 

About  four  miles  N.  from  Keysoe,  also  on  the  borders 
of  Huntingdonshire,  is  the  village  of  Tilbrook.  The 
parish  church  of  All  Saints  lias  a  tower  and  spire  of 
considerable  altitude ;  the  interior  is  enriched  with  a 
beautiful  screen,  ortiamented  with  gilt  tracery :  the 
living  is  a  rectory,  in  the  patronage  of  Lord  St.  John. 

Pertenhall  village  is  about  two  and  a  half  miles  n. 
from  Keysoe  atid  somewhatless  than  that  distance  s.w, 
by  s.  from  Kimbolton  (Huntingdonshire.l  Formerly 
a  preceptory  of  the  Knights  Templars  was  established 
here,  of  which  only  the  site,  suriounded  with  a  moat, 
is  now  remaining.  The  church  is  dedicated  to  Saint 
Peter  and  Saint  Paul:  the  living  is  a  reetory.  An 
establishtnentof  the  Moravians  is  located  in  this  parish. 

Melchbourn  is  a  small  village,  about  five  miles 
s.  by  w.  from  Tilbrook  and  12  north  from  Bedford ; 
situated  about  two  miles  from  the  Northamptonshire 
border.  The  church  of  Saint  Mary  contains  a  monu- 
ment to  the  Honble.  Colonel  George  St.  Joiin,  who, 
with  his  lady  and  four  children,  perished  at  sea,  on  their 
passage  from  India  to  Europe  :  the  living  is  a  vicarage, 
in  the  gift  of  the  Lnrd  St.  John,  whose  seat,  Melchbourn 
Park,  is  one  of  the  handsomest  in  Bedfordshire.  Leland, 
the  historian  and  antiquary,  was  a  native  of  this  parish. 

RiSLEY  village  is  about  2  miles  s.  from  Melchbourn 
and  5  s.w.  by  w.  frotn  Kimbolton  (Huntingdonshire.) 
The  parish  church  of  All  Saitits  is  a  neat  building,  with 
a  tower :  the  living,  a  vicarage,  is  in  the  same  patronage 
as  that  of  INIelchbouru.  A  fair  is  held  on  Shrove-Tuesday. 

Nether  Dean  a  paiish,  and  Upper  Dean  a  hamlet 
in  that  parish,  foim  a  respectable  village— the  parish 
church  of  which  is  about  2  miles  n.n.e.  from  Melch- 
bourn, 4  N.  from  Risley  and  the  same  distance  from 
Kimbolton  ;  situated  at  almost  the  extreme  northern 
verge  of  the  county,  and  near  the  borders  of  those  of 
Huntingdon  and  Northampton.  The  church  is  dedi- 
cated to  All  Saints,  and  the  living  is  a  perpetual  curacy, 
to  which  the  Dean  and  Chapter  of  Worcester  presents. 

Population,  &c.— The  parishes  described  above  are 
all  agricultural  ones,  and  possess  little  if  anything  of 
interest  besides  that  connected  with  the  land.  The 
following  are  in  the  hundred  of  Willey  ;  their  popula- 
tion, in  1841,  was— Carlton,  441;  Chellington, 
125;  Pavenham,  600;  Odell,  501 ;  Felmersham, 
531 ;  Turvey,  960  ;  Sharnbrook,  848  ;  Souldrop, 
332;  Bletsoe,  420.  The  following  are  in  Stoddea 
hundred,  and  their  population,  at  the  same  period,  was 
—Keysoe,  757;  Tilbrook,  319;  Pertknhall,  420; 
Melchbourn,  274 ;  Risley,  971 ;  Nether  Dean,  540. 
[post  OFFi  CE— *ee  over. 

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everNM-"?noon  at  deVen  and  «re  despatched  at  half-pa^^  ^     n        , 

POST    orricE,  TtKVEv.  Richard  Mayo  Jones  P'^t  Master.-Utters  from  London  and  all  parts 
arrhT  m*v  >mMm.)«  at  cght.  and  are  despatched  at  five  in  tlie  afternoon. 
NOBILITY,    GENTRY  AND      1  Darlow  William.  OdcU  ' 

CLERGY.  Green  VVilliam,  Tunty 

Airev  Rev.  William.  Kev.oe  Payl'"ilv  Richard,  Sharnbrook 

A  S.OM  Crewe.  E^q.  Odell  Payne  Rob.-,  t,  Sha.  nbrook 

•"  ' Rootham  Joseph,  ^lelden 


Alston  Rev.  Vere,  Odell 
Beauford  Henry  Wm.  Esq.  Bletsoe 
Booth  PhiUp,  Ksq.   Manor  Housej 

Milton  Earnest 
Bre\it  Rev.  Daniel,  Odell  Castle 
Cecil  Rev.  Richard,  Tnrvey 
Crofts  Rev.  D.o  irl,  Sh-  Iton 
Dav  Rrv.  John  T'milinson.  Bletsoe 
EU'man  Rev.  John  H.Carlton 
Gambler  Frederick,  Esq.  the  Toft, 

Sliarnbrook 
Garde  Rtv.  Richard,  Harrold 
Gate  Rev.  Thnnias,  K<ysoe 
Gibbard  John,  K-q.  Sliarnbroolt 
Green  'Ihomas,  Esq.  Ravenham 
Harvev  Rev.  Bennett.  Pertenhall 
Hawksley    Rev.    John     Webster, 
Sioiildiop  [Abbey 

Higglns  Ctia*.  Lonquet.Escj.Turvey 
Higvtins  Tliomas  Charles,  Esq.  Tur- 
Tey  House  U'^IZ^J 

Higiiins  William,  Esq.  Pick  a  Hill, 
Hogs  M^,ior  — ,  Shiuiibrook 
Masenis  Major  Ruhd.  Harrold  Hall 
JJagniac   Hollinuworth,  Esq.    Col- 

wortii  House,  Sharnbrook 
Ulaitvn  John,  E&q.  Mount  Pleasant, 

Peitenhall 
Morant  Frederick,  E<q.  Sharnbrook 
l^ludge  Rev.  Wiiliaiu,  Pertenhall 
Newhy  Rev.  Attred,  Tilbiook 
Palmer  Ri  v.  John,  Felmeisharo 
Phillips  Rev.  G>orge  Bull,  Harrold 
Povvtral  Rev.  Beaty  C.,MiU<'nEarnst 
Rogers  .Miss  Elizabeth,  Harrold 
Bussell  Rev.  William  B.,Turvfy 
St.  John  Right  Hon.  Lord,  Melch- 
bourn  Pai  k  fVilla 

St.  Qniutin  Thomas,  Eso.  Harrold 
Thornton  Rev.  George,  Sharnbrook 
\ViHiams  Rev.  Thomas.Sharnbrook 
Wooiron  Mrs.  Ann,  Harmld 
Young  Rev.  John  Henry,  Turvey 
Young  Rev.  Richard,  Risley 

SCH001.S. 
Anstis  John,  SliHrnbronk 
HarroluSciiool— Richard  Fitige- 
rald,  ma-teri  Eliza  Beattie.mislii 
Infants'  School,  Tuivey— Gliar- 

lotle  .Mack,  mistress 
National  School, Turvey— Henry 

Ellis,  master 
National  School,  Sharnbrook  — 
John    Doughty,    master;    Mary 
Doughtv,  niisircss 

BAKERS. 
Bfttel  William,  Turvey 
Brown  Georkie,  Turvey 
Chambeis  Ja».f&  meal  man)  Carlton 
Ci'leniao  John,  Huuold 
Cook  Williain,  .Milton  Earnest 
EyeU  Thomas,  CarUon 
Fairey  Tlnimas,  Hairold 
Hurley  (iillaway,  Tuney 
Knight  William,  Cat  Iton 
Parns  Jos.  pli,  Tur\ey 
TulHy  John,  Harr<dd 
Tysoe  Levi,  Turvey 
Walkir  John  (&  inealman),  Keysoe 
■Wliltworili  Jolm,  Tuivey 
Wyke»  Willi. Ill,  Sharnbrook 

BLACKSMITHS. 
Bans  Samu'  I,  .Miilim  Eaniist 
Covimsl'in  Juseph,  .Milton  Eurneht 
Covington  William,  Carlton 
Crouch  Cliibtoplicr,  Harrold 

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Stanton  Thomas,  Pertenhall 

BOOT   *    SHOE    MAKERS. 
Allen  Georee,  Harrold 
Burstiii  John,  Torvt-y 
Luddinnton  William,  Harrold 
Pooles  William,  Prvtenliall 
Smith  John,  Sharnhrook 
Tebbutt  Marshall,  Sharnbrook 
Tysoe  Timothv,  Turvey 
Woodward  Tiimnas,  Keysoe 

BREWERS. 
Allen  George,  Harr.ld 
Gihbins  William,  Milton  Earnest 
Scriveuor  Joseph,  .Shainbiook 

BRICK   MAKERS. 
Pearson  John,  Turvey 
Perry  John,  Milton  Earnest 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Scriveuor  George,  Sliaiubrook 
Scriveuor  Joseph,  Sharnbrook 
Sheltou  William,  Turvey 
BUTCHERS. 
Eyels  William,  Sharnbrook 
Fevir  Caleb,  Han  old 
Fineh  William,  Turvey 
Gambiell  Samuel,  Tilbrook 
Higains  J"hii,  Shariihronk 
Skevingtoii  Thomas,  Turvey 
Stevens  William,  Harrold 
Vincent  Josenh,  Turvey 
Waid  John,  Sharnbrook 


FARMERS. 

Allen  George,  Harrold 
Ashwell  Edward,  Odell 
Bailey  John,  Harrold 
Battams  Georae,  C  aril  on 
Bennett  Robert,  Blet.soe 
Fairey  William,  Harrold 
GoffJohn,  Manoi  Farm,  Harrold 
Goff  William,  Park  Farm,  Harrold 
Kendall  George,  Odell 
Kendall  William,  Od.ll 
Knight  John,  Harrold 
Love  William.  Kev.soe 
Marks  Thomas,  Pertenhall 
Measures  Caleb,  Tilbrook 
Paine  George,  Turvey 
Pickering  Thomas,  Harrold  Lodge 
Rogers  Whliain,  Harrold 
Rogers  William.  Chillington 
Simpson  Ekin,  Risley 
Tuck  John,  Sharnbiook 
Walker  George,  Keysoe 
Wliitwoitli  J..lin,  Chellington 
Whitwoith  John,  Turvey 
FIRE  *  LIFE  OFFICE  AGENTS. 
Fakmeks'.  George  Allen.  Harrold 
RovAL  ExcHANOE,  Hugh  Sadiiers, 
Harrold 

OBAZIERS. 

Bates  John,  Up|)ei  Deau 
Bell  Joseph,  Pritenhall 
Bliss  William,  l'p^)er  Dean 
BiowniiiK  John,  Keys.ie 
Dorinan  Jamo,  Pertcnhnll 
Hipwcl  Daniel,  Bletsoe 
Jones  Richard  .Mayo,  Turvey 
Walker  Geoige,  Keysoe 
GKOCBRS    «i    TEA    DEALERS. 

(Sec  alx't  S/iDpk'i'pen, ii'v.) 
Abraham  John,  Turviy 
Bithrey  William.  Turvey 
Coleman  John,  Harrold 


Fairev  Elizabeth  &  Mary,  Harrold 

Line  Robt-rt,  Keysoe 

Paine  Geoi  ge,  Turvey 

Sanders  Hugh  (and  ironmonger), 
Harrold 

Vincent  Samuel,  Turvey 

Wykes  William,  Sharnbrook 

INNS  AND  POSTING  HOUSES. 
[Seeatso  Taverns  S^  Public  Houses.) 
Falcon,  Robert  Burnett,  Blet-oe 

Tinker's  ArmsRichaid  Mayo  Jones, 
Turvey 

1  JOINERS  AND   CARPENTERS, 

,  Corhett  John,  Upper  Dean 

[Marks  Thomas,  PerienhaR 
Negus  Charles, Turvey 
Oilfll  Whiihread,  Milton  Earnesi 
Rohin-on  Charles,  Hanold 
Rudd  William,  Carlton 
Sionebanks  George,  Sharnbrook 
LACE  MANUFACTURERS  ANI> 
DEALERS. 

Bithrey  William,  Turvey 
Paine  George,  Turvey 
Parker  Joseph,  Chellington 
Vincent  Samuel,  Turvey 

LINEN    DRAPERS. 
Fairey  Elizabeth  &  Mary,  Harrold 
Langley  George,  Risley 
Neale  ftlaria,  Harrold 
Paine  Geoige,  Turvey  [brook 

Tassell  &  Si>n  (and  hatters'),  Sham- 
Vincent  Samuel,  Turvey 
Ward  Caiheriiie,  Sharnbrook 

MALTSTERS. 
Allen  George,  Harrold 
Fairey  Thomas  &  William,  Harrold 
Gibbins  William,  Milton  Earnest 

MILLERS. 
Ball  James,  Miiton  Earnest 
Biggs  Jesse,  Harrold 
Gell  Thomas  &  Richaid,Sharnbrook 
Hipwill  Daniel,  Bletsoe 
Measures  Caleb.  Tilbrook 
Poole  William  Benjamin,  Harrold 
MILLINERS  &  DRESS  MAKRS. 
Robinson  Eii?abeth,  Harrold 
I  Waul  Catherine,  Sliariibrook 
PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS   AND 

GLAZIERS, 
fountain  Sanun  1,  Sharnbi-ook 
l..ove  Frederick,  Keysoe 
Pinkerd  William,  Turvey 
Rootliam  William,  Harj-old 
Warren  John,  Ri-ley 

SADDLERS. 
Fountain  Samuel,  Sharnhrook 
Harri>  John,  Hanold 
Pressland  James,  Turvey 
SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERS  IN 

GROCERIES  «(  SUNDRIES. 
Bayes  Daniel,  Carlton 
Coleman  John.  Hanold 
EUins  Daniel,  Sharnbrook 
Favel  Thomas,  Tilbrook 
Grill  don  Fiances,  Sharnbrook 
HarU'V  Gillawav,  Turvey 
Hine  Frances,  Odi  11 
Hipwell  William,  Pavenham 
Hornall  Samuel,  Harrold 
Howe  Charles,  Turkey 
Langley  GeoiKC,  Risley 
Love  Joseph,  RisU-y 
.MayleTiioinas,  Perienhall 
Neale  Maiia,  Harrold 
Payne  Maiy,  Sharnbrook 
Pearson  John,  Turvey 
Rate  Edward,  Hanold 


Hfrectorg, 


HARROLD,  &c. 


i^ttifotirgtiu^ 


Russell  John,  ftJilton  Earnest 
Smiili  Tlinnias,  Shainbiook 
Stock  John,  Carlton 
Swannell  George,  Harrold 
Tassell  George,  Odell 
Thew  Job,  Harrold 
Tysoe  Levi.Turvey 
West  James,  Tilbi  ook 
Whitney  Saniuel,  Keysoe 
Wilson  John,  Tilbrook 

STONE    MASONS. 
Scrivenor  George,  Siiarnbrook 
Scriveiior  Joseph,  Sharnbrook 

SURGEONS. 
Godfrey  Nathaniel,  Turvey 
Gregory  Joseph,  Risley 
Willianison  John,  Siiarnbrook 
Wootlou  William,  Harrold 

TAILORS. 

Curtis  Jaines,  Risley 
Goodman  William,  Siiarnbrook 
Harpur  J^bez,  Turvey 
Hat  pur  Reuben,  Carlton 
.lohiison  Henry,  Pertenhall 
Mayle  Heniy,  Pertenhall 
Mole  William,  Souldiop 
Smith  William,  Harrold 
Tassell  &  Soti,  Sharnbrook 
TAVERNS  ec  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 
An^et,  Thomas  Eyels,  Carltou 
Bell.  Samuels  Ekins,  Odell 
Bool,  Allan  Smart,  Risley 
Bull,  George  Sharp,  Harrold 
Butchers'  Arms,  \A  m.  Stevens,  Harrold 
Chequers,  John  Barnett,  Keysoe 
Chequers,  Mary  Finch,  Turvey 
Cock,  Richard  Ashp'.le,  Pavenham 
five  Bells,  Joseph  Peasnall,  Risley 
fox,  John  Smith,  Carlton 
George,  Thomas  Fairey,  Harrold 
George,  Thomas  Harrison,  Pavenham 
Lord   Sainl  John's  Arms,  John  Tibhs, 

Melchbourn 
Mad  Dog,  Thomas  Wells,  Odell         Ij^y 
Old  King's  Arms,  Sanil.Skevington,  Tur- 
Queen's  Head, Sush  Brown, Mi llonEarnst 
Red  Lion,  John  U'arren,  Risley 
Royal  Oak,  Thomas  George,  Risley 
Royal  Oak,  Joseph  Hilton,  Chellington 
Sow  and  Pigs,  James  Thompson,  Harrold 


Swan,  Charles  Agutters,  Milton  Earnest 
Swan,  James  Hedatt,  Pavanham 
Swan,  William  Poole,  Shanibrook 
Swan-with-Two-Necks,    George    Stone- 
banks,  Shambrook 
Three  Fishes,  James  Chater,  Turvey 
Wheatsheaf,  Manning  Green,  Harrold 
White  Horse,  William  Claridge.  Keysoe 
White  Horse,  Hannah  Ekins,  Risley 
White  Horse,  Thomas  Faveld,  Tilbrook 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 
Dunton  William,  Risley 
Grant  William,  Risley 
Makeham  George,  Milton  Earnest 
Partridge  Elizabeth  (Executors  of), 

Siiarnbrook 
Pearson  William,  Turvey 
Robinson  Charles,  Hariuld 

Miscellaneous. 

Allen  George,  basket  maker,  Harrold 
Baxter  William ,  mat  maker,  Tilbrook 
Close  George  Cole,inland  revenue  officer, 

Harrold 
Coleman  Charles, beer  retailer,  Odell 
Favell  Thomas,  beer  retailer,  Tilbrook 
FitzgeraH  Richard,  parish  clerk,  Harrold 
Gostick  Thomas,  coope-r,  Carltou 
Green  Thomas,  hair  dresser,  Harrold 
Haines  Richard,  parish  clerk,  Bletsoe 
Hield  Thomas,  revenue  officer,  Harrold 
Inland  Revenue  Ofpick,  at  the  Wheat 

Sheaf  Inn,  Thomas  Hield, supervisor 
Mayle  Thomas,  beer  retailer,  Pertenhall 
Noble  John,  brazier  and  tinman,  Harrold 
Parson  Samuel,  fellmonger,  Harrold 
Peck  William,  watch  maker,  Sharnbrook 
Sanders  Hugh,  charcoal  burner,  Harrold 
Smith  Thomas,  beer  retailer,  Sharnbrooli 
Stevens  William,     glover   and   breeches 

maker,  Harrold 
Stnnebanks  George,  builder,  Sharnbrook 
Whitney  George, hairdresser, Sharnbrook 
Wykes  Wm.  glass  &  china  dlr.Sharnbrook 

PLACES    OP    WORSHIP, 

AND   THEIR   MINISTERS. 
CHURCHES  OF  THE  ESTABLISHMENT 
All  Saints',  Harrold Rev.  Richard 

Garde,  i;icur  [Russell,  rector 

All  Saints',  Purvey — Rev.  William   B. 
All  Saints',  Odell— Rev.  Daniel  Brent, 

rector                                [Newby,  curnJe 
All  Saints',  Tilbrook Rev.  Alfred 


All   Saints',    Souldrop Rev.    John 

Webster  Hawksley,  rector  [^cicar 

AllSaints',  Risley— Rev. llicbd. Young, 

Saint  Mary's,   Keysoe— Rev.    \^illi3ra 
Airey,D(car  [Hawkesley,  vicar 

Saint  Mary's,  Melchbourn— Rev.  I.  W. 

Saint  Mary's,  Felmersham— Rev. John 
Palmer,  vicar  [linscn  Day,  rector 

Saint  Mary's,  Bletsoe— Rev.John  Tom- 

Saint  Mary's,  Carlton  — Rev.  John  H. 
Ellman,  mcior  [Thornion, cicar 

Saint  Peter's,  Sharnbrook  — Rev.  Geo. 

Saint  Pkter's  and  Saint  Paul's,  Per- 
tenhall—Rev.  William  iMudge,  rector 
DISSENTING    CHAPELS. 

Baptists,    at    Carlton;     Keysoe,    and 
Sharnbrook 

Independents,  at  Harrold,  and  Turvey 

Wesleyan   Methodists,    at    TuiTey 
and  Risley 

Moravians,  Pertenhall 

REGISTRARS, 

OF    BIRTHS,   DEATHS  &  MARRIAGES. 

Superintendent  Registrar-  Samuel  W'ing, 

Potter  St,  Bedford  [Turvey 

Registrar  of  M arTiages—'Sa\h].  Godfrey, 

registrars  of   births  and  deaths. 

For  Risley  District — Jos.  Gregory,  Risley 

„    Sharnbro'ik  Distrii  t~-^ohB^VU\^am- 

son,  Sharnbrook  [Turvey 

„     Turvey  District— ya{han\.  Godfrey, 

„    Harrold    District— ^yi\\iam    Woot- 

ton,  Harrold 

RAILW^AY. 

Harrold  is  distant  ten  miles  from  the 
Wellingborough  Station,  on  the  North- 
ampton and  Peterborough  line,  and 
nine  miles  from  the  Bedford  and  Bletcli- 
ley  Station,  on  the  London  and  North- 
western Railway. 
An  Omnibus,  from  the  George  Inn,  Har- 
rold, to   (he    Bedford   Station,    daily; 
through  Sharnbrook  and  Bletsoe. 
CARRIERS. 
To  BEDFORD,  Charles  Ibbs.from  Blet- 
soe, Monday,  Wednesday  and  Friday, 
and  Thomas  Parsons,  from  the  George 
Inn,  Harrold,  Saturday. 
To  TURVEY,  Thomas  Bailey,  from  the 
Wheutsheaf,    and     Gillaway    Harley, 
from   the  Georfje  inu,  Harrold,  Wed- 
nesday and  Saturday. 


LEIGHTON 

WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OF  LINSL.^DE, 
X^EIGHTON  BUZZ.-XRD,  anciently  wnttei) Lelg/iton  ; 
Beuti  desert,  is  a  parish,  in  the  hundred  of  Manshead 
and  deanery  of  Dunstable — the  market  town,  respectable 
and  thriving,  is  41  inilfSN.  w.  from  London,  20  s.  s.  w. 
from  Bedford,  17  s.  e  from  Buckingham,  IOn.e.  from 
Aylesliuiy,  and  33  e.  n.  e.  from  Oxford;  .situated  on 
the  river  Oui-el,  on  the  borilers  of  Buckinghamshire, 
on  the  London  and  North-Western  Railway,  for  which 
line  Leighton  is  a  first-class  station.  Some  writers 
accord  to  this  place  a  dei;ree  of  conseqnence  in  remote 
ages — they  assert  it  to  be  the  Lygean  burgh  of  the 
Saxou  chronicle,  which  Cuthwulph  took  from  the 
liritons  in  571 ;  indeed  it  still  possesses  a  relic  of  con- 
sideiable  antiquity,  in  the  form  of  a  Gothic  cross  of 
stone,  beautiful  even  in  decay ;  it  stands  in  tlie  open 
area  of  the  Market  place,  and  is  supposed  to  hai  e  with- 
stood theoper.itioiis  of  time,  climate  and  civil  turmoil 
for  more  than  five  hundred  years — but  by  whom,  or  on 
what  ticcasion  it  was  erected,  even  tiadition  does  not 
attempt  to  reveal :  its  form  is  pentagonal,  in  height 
thirty-eight  feet;  the  upper  story  is  divided  into  five 
niches,  each  containing  a  statue;  the  first  is  in  an 
episcopal  habit;  thes  econd  represents  the  Virgin  and 
Jesus;  the  third  appears  to  be  des'gned  for  St.  John 
the  t-vangi'list.the  others  are  too  mutilated  to  he  defined. 
Lord  Leigh  i*  lord  of  the  manor ;  courts  leet  and  baron 
are  held  twice  annually.  Leighion  is  a  polling  statiim 
at  the  election  of  county  members,  and  it  is  included 
in  the  thiity-si.\th  circuit  of  County  Court  towns, 
under  the  act  passed  1846,  for  the  recovery  of  debt.s  to 
any  amount,  not  exceeding  £20. — the  coui  t  sits  monthly 
in  the  room  of  the  Free  school,  Church  square,  Leighton 


BUZZARD, 

HOCKLIFFE  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 
Buzzard  enjoys  a  considerable  trade  in  corn,  timber, 
seed,  iron,  &c. :  there  are  also  some  very  extensive 
maltings,  with  other  establislini en ts in  the  lime  and  brick 
trade;  and  the  making  of  straw  plat  and  laoe  furnishes 
employment  to  many  females.  By  its  proximity,  the 
Grand  Junction  Canal  affords  means  of  conveyance  to 
all  parts;  and  the  railway  before  mentioned  supplit-s  an 
additional  convenience  of  transit — and  of  consequence 
has  materially  conduced  to  the  prospeiiiy  and  increase 
of  the  town. 

The  parish  church  of  All  Saints,  is  a  haud.some  cru- 
ciform structure,  principally  in  the  early  style  of  Eng- 
lish aichitecture;  it  consists  of  a  nave,  chancel,  two 
side  aisles,  two  transepts  and  vestry,  with  a  plain 
massive  tower  rising  from  the  iiitei  section,  containing 
a  ring  of  hells,  and  is  sui  mounted  by  a  much  admired 
octagonal  stone  spire,  one  hundred  and  ninety-three 
feet  in  height  :  the  living  is  in  the  presentation  of  the 
Prtbcndaiy  of  Leighton  Buzzard,  in  Lincoln  cathedral. 
The  Society  of  Friends  (a  numerous  and  respectable 
class  in  this  place)  have  a  meeting  house ;  the 
Baptists  two  chapels  and  the  Wesleyan  Methodists  one, 
Matthew  Wilkes,  in  1630,  founded  almshouses  for 
eiyht  indigent  women,  and  the  Honble.  Mrs.  Leigh,  in 
1790,  endowed  a  free  school  here.  A  spacious  and 
convenient  workhouse,  capable  of  accommodating 
three  hundred  recipients,  has  been  erected  here  for 
the  poor  of  this  Union.  The  market,  which  is  held  on 
Tuesdav,  is  well  attended,  and  abundantly  supplied  with 
cattle,  corn,  lace,  straw  plat,  &c.  Fails,  February  5th, 
the  second  Tuesday  in  April,  Whit-Tuesday,  July  26th, 
October  24th,  and  the  first  Tuesdav  after  the  10th  of 

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^tniOtH^tiVt.      LEIGHTON  BUZZARD,   &c. 


^latcr'jf 


December.  The  parish  of  Leighton  Buzzard  compre- 
hends the  chapeliies  of  Bili.ington,  Eggington. 
Heath-and-Reach,  and  Standridge,  which,  wifli 
the  lownsliip  of  Leieliton  Buzzard,  contained,  by  thf 
returns  rendered  in  1831,  5,149  inhabitants,  and  in 
1841,  5,5;i2 ;  of  which  last  number  3,965  were  returned 
for  the  township. 

LiNSLADE  is  a  pari.sh,  coutiguous  to  that  of  Leighton 


structure,  erected  in  1849:  the  liring  is  a  perpetual 
curacy,  in  the  gilt  of  tht-  Crown.  The  Baptists  have  a 
neat  place  of  worship,  and  there  is  an  excellent  national 
schciol — both  lately  erected.  The  grant  of  a  fiir  and 
market,  to  be  held  here — the  former  at  Lady-day,  the 
latter  on  Thursd.ny,  was  made  to  VViUiam  de  Beaucliamp, 
ill  1251,  but  they  have  both  for  ages  ceased  to  be 
ubsirved.     The  population  of  the  parish,  in  1841,  was 


Buzzard,  but  in  tlie  liundred  of  Cottesloe,  county  of   88:?,  but  it  has  since  gieatly  increased. 


Bucks.  In  the  thirteenth  century  this  place  obtained 
some  note  horn  being  the  resort  of  pilgrims  to  a  lioly 
well  here,  and  proce.ssions  were  often  formed  to  visit 
it,  until  iu  1299,  they  were  prohibited  by  the  then 
Bishop  of  Lincoln,  as  furnishing  the  means  of  profit 
and  extravaganie  to  the  vicar.  The  village  has  latterly 
much  increased  in  population,  size  and  consequence 
from  its  proximity  lo  the  treat  railway  line,  and 
warehouses  have  been  eretted  for  the  deposit  of  goods, 


HocKLiFFE  is  a  parish  in  the  same  linndred  as 
Leighton — the  village,  a  small  rural  one,  is  3  miles 
E.  s.B.  from  that  lown,  and  4  n.  vv.  from  Dunstable; 
situated  at  the  junction  of  the  Northampton  road  with 
that  of  the  London  and  Birmingham,  and  to  be  noticed 
mtrely  as  a  posting  village.  Tlie  church,  dedicated  to 
Saint  Nicholas,  is  in  the  gothic  style;  the  living  is  a 
rectory,  united  to  the  vicarage  of  Chalgrave.  There 
are  chapels  for  Independents  and  VVesleyan  Methodists. 


&c.  The  parish  church  of  Saint  Barnabas  is  a  handsome  I  Population,  in  1841,  420. 

POST  OFFICE,  High  street,  Leighton  Buzzard,  William  Doggetr,  Post  Master. — Letters  from 
London  and  various  places  East,  South  and  West  arrive  every  morning  at  six  and  twelve  at  noon,  and  are 
des|iutclu'd  at  a  quaiter  liefore  eleven  in  the  forenoon  and  nine  at  night. 

Letters  from  Bedford,  Birmingham,  ISIanchester,  Liverpool  and  all  partsof  the  North  of  England, 
also  from  Scotland  and  Ireland  arrive  at  twelve  at  night  and  twelve  at  noon,  and  are  despatched  at  a  quarter 
before  eleven  in  the  forenoon  and  night  at  nine. 

GENTRY  AND  CLERGY.         odell  Elizabeth,  High  st 
Adey  Kev.  Eihvaid,  Leek  st  j  Qdell  Gregory  Flem-ms,  High  st 

Ashfield  Miss  Ehza  Maria,  Leek  st     Wright  John  A.  (boarding  &  day), 

Chelsea 

ATTORNEYS. 

Ashfield,W()odmati&  Allen,  High  st 
Kipling  John  Philip,  Church  square 
Willis  Frederick,  Church  square 


Bassett  Mr.  Francis,  Hi?h  st 
Bassett  Mr.  John  Dolliin,  High  st 
Bryan  Robert,  Esq.,  Grove  House, 

Heath  and  Reach 
Carter  Rev.  Charles,  Jeffs  lane 
Cumberh'ge  Rtv.  John,  m.  a.,  Eg- 

ginton  House 
Doegeit  Thomas,  Esq.,  High  st 
Edwin  Mr.  Thomas,  Jeffs  lane 
Flanders  Rev.  William,  North  st 
Gilpin  Colonel  Richard,  the  Grange, 

Hockliffe 
Grant  Mrs.  Anna,  Church  square 
Hanmer  Col.  Henry,  Stock  Grove 
Lovett  Miss  Elizh,  Liscombe  House 
Mauley  Mr.  William,  North  st 
Morrice  Rev.  Andrew  D.,  Heath 

House,  Heath  and  Reach 


AUCTIONEERS  6c  APPRAISERS 

See  under  Land  Surveyors. 


BAKERS. 

Bransen  James,  North  st 
Fletcher  Ezra,  Standridge 
Jones  Robert,  North  st 
Maltby  Richard,  Back  lane 
Marshall  John,  Market  place 
Odell  Thomas,  Leek  st 
Parsons  William,  Canal  st 


Piocter  Jolin,  High  st 
,^  ,  ,       „        .  ,      ^.     ,       ,.      ,  I  Richardson  Georce,  Linslade 
Orlebar  Rev.  John  Ch^.les,  Heath    Roberts  David,  H^ockliffe 

and  Reach                             ,,  ^   I  Shepherd  William,  High  st 
NewmanRev.JohnStubbs,Hockliffe  |Souiham  William,  Ewginton 
Ouvry  Rev.  Peter  Thomas,  Linslade  TompkinsWilliam, Heath  anc 
Pcttit  Mr.  Charles,  High  st  --  -  ■     


Paine  Rev.  William,  Jeffs  lane 
Price  Mrs.  Sophia,  High  st 
Proctor  Mr.  Joseph,  l^'ek  st 
Proctor  Mr.  Richard,  Leek  st 
Rolfe  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  High  st 
Sleigh  Rev.  James,  Hockliffe 
Stevenson  Rev.  Joseph,  Vicarage 
Stone  William,  Esq.,  Hiuh  st 
Theobald  Mr.  Samuel,  Chelsea 
Wevill  Rev.  John,  Jeffs  lane 
Whishaw  Rev.  Alex^nd'  r,  Linslade 
Willis  Rev.  Joseph,  Hockliffe 
Willis  the  Miss-es  — ,  High  st 
WilsonRev.Johii,ClaremontCotlage 
Wishaw  Mrs. — ,  High  st 

ACADEMIESAND  SCHOOLS. 

Not  otherwise  iliscribed  ;ire  Day  .Schools. 

British  School,  America — Thos. 

Bradbury,  master 
Free  School,  Church  square 

William  Thomas  Woodly,  master 
Infant.s'  School,    Back  lane 

Fanny  Pearce,  mistress 
Johnson  i.,ouisa  (boarding  &  day), 

Oak  Cottiige,  Chelsea 
Marshall  Sarah,  .Market  place 
NATiosALSrHOOL.Heath  and  Reach 

— StephcnStanbridge,  master 
National  School,    Hockliffe 

Willi.im   Browne,   master;    Ann 

.Mill ward,  misire.'*s 
National  School,  Chelsea— Isaac 

Patkei,  maitcr;  Caroline  Parker, 

mistress 

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d  Reach 
Furiiey  James,  Hockliffe 
Walker  Richard,  Hidi  st 
Waters  Thomas,  Jeffs  lane 
Woodman  William,  Linslade 

BANKERS. 

Bassett,Grant&  Co.,  Highst — (draw 
(onBarclay,Bevan  &  Co,  London) 

London  &  County  Joint  Stock 

Banking  Company,  High  st 

(draw  on  head  office,  London)  — 
Mr.  WhithreadTomson,  manager 

Savings'  Bank,  High  st — Thomas 
Stratford,  actuary 

BASKET  AND  SIEVE  MAKERS. 

Brown  Thomas,  Jeffs  lane 
Kent  Thomas,  Market  place 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Bird  John.  Hockliffe 
Brown  George,  Leek  st 
Cooper  George,  Leek  st 
Cooi)er  Sarah,  Leek  st 
Foster  John,  Linslade 
Grace  George,  Linslade 
Timms  I);uiiel,  Back  lane 

BOOKSELLERS  dcSTATIONERS 

Flint  Frank  (&  printer),  High  st 

Partridge  Jesse,  Leek  st 

Young  James  (&  printer),  High  st 

BOOT    AND    SHOE     MAKERS. 

Chubb  John,  .Maikct  place 
Devereil  Job,  Linslade 
Grace  VVilliam,  Jeffs  lane 
Harris  F^lizabcth  &  Son,  Market  pi 
Horn  Henry,  North  et 


Makepeace  George,  North  st 
Middleton  Samuel,  North  st 
Morgan  John,  Back  lane 
Morgan  Joseph,  North  st 
Owen  Thomas,  Linslade 
Potts  Edmund,  North  st 
Read  John,  Leek  st 
Sanders  James,  Jeffs  lane 
Tingey  John,  Hockliffe 
Woodstock  William,  North  st 
Wright  William,  Jeffs  lane 

BRAZIERS    6t   TINMEN. 
Cavit  Ebenezer,  Higli  st 
Keys  Thomas,  Leek  st 
Sharp  Joseph,  Canal  st 
Wyton  William,  Market  place 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Elliott  James,  Woburn  road 
Mead  William,  Linslade 
Saunders  Jas.  (&  builder),  North  st 

BUTCHERS. 
Belgrove  Robert,  Heath  and  Heach 
Claiidge  William,  Noith  st 
Garside  John,  Jeffs  lane 
Hopkins  James,  High  st 
Hopkins  James,  North  st 
Hopkins  Joseph,  Canal  st 
Hopkins  Samuel  &  Son,  North  st 
Inwards  Charles,  Hockliffe 
Read  Frederick,  Hockliffe 
Reeves  Edward,  Hitjii  st 
Roberts  Joseph,  North  st 
Ru-ssell  William,  Linslade 
Turnham  Joseph,  North  st 
Williamson  Charles  Adams,  Highst 
Yerrall  William,  Hockliffe  road 
Young  Geoi  (le,  Leek  st 

CABINET    MAKERS    AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Agutter  William,  North  st 
Aveline  George  Gamaliel,  Hieh  8t 
Hannell  Thos.  (&  builder),  High  st 
Merry  Robert,  High  st 

CHEMISTS    &    DRUGGISTS. 

Headman  William   (and  soda  water 
maker).  High  st  [Hik'h  st 

Richmond  Rbt.(&soda  water  mkr.) 
Theobald  Peter  Bassett,  Leek  st 

COACH    BUILDERS. 

Deacon  Thomas,  Linslade 
King  John.  North  st 
Sellick  Antony,  Leek  st 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Bransen  James,  North  st 
Parsons  Debor.ih,  Market  place 
Parsons  William,  Canal  st 
Partridne  Michael,  High  st 
Shei)herd  William,  High  st 
Siiuiuonds  Alice,  Higli  st 


Wixutox^. 


LEIGHTON  BUZZARD,  Ac.      i^ctrfortrsfttre* 


CORN  ec   FLOUR    DEALERS. 

Clarke  Merry,  Ncirth  st 
Hide  John,  Jeffs  lane 
Hide  William,  Jeffs  lane 
Jones  Robert,  North  st 
Marshall  John,  Market  place 
Middleton  Saml.  (factor).  North  st 
Procter  John,  High  st 
lloberts  David,  Horkliffe 
Simmons  William  Richard,  Leek  st 
Taverner  Sarah,  Linslade 
Turney  Jnmes,  Hockliffe 
Waters  Tht)nias,  Jeffs  lane 

CORN    MILLERS. 
Hide  William,  Jeffs  lane 
Flenions  Elizabeth,  North  st 

CURRIERS. 

Harris  Richard,  North  st 
Harris  Walter,  Market  place 
Smith  Joel(&  leather  cutter)  High  st 

FARMERS. 

Adams  John,  Egginton 

Adams  Aiiller,  Hockliffe 

Adams  John  VVarnei,  Hockliffe 

Busliell  John,  High  st 

Claiidge  Sarah,  Egs^inton 

Claridge  William,  Leek  st 

Hart  Tliomas,  Ascott 

Heckfiird  John,  HockUffe 

Inwards  John,  Hockliffe 

Loke  William,  North  st 

Sanders  James,  Jeffs  lane 

S  wineshead  Thomas,  Heath&Reach 

Woodman  John,  Linslade 

FIRE,  &c.  OFFICE  AGENTS. 
British  Empire,  William  R.  Sim- 
mons, Leek  st  [ridge,  Leek  st 
Church  of  England,  Jesse  Part- 
Clerical    and    Medical    (life), 

Thomas  Stratford,  Linslade 
County  (fire)  and  PROviDENT(life) 

John  T.  Bassett,  High  st 
Farmers' AND  Hail-storm,  Frank 

Flint,  High  st  [st 

General,   Charles  B.   Sell,    Leek 
Kent  Mutual  (fire), James  Young, 

Hiah  street 
Liverpool  and  London,  Richard 

Daggett,  Leek  st  [High  st 

Norwich  Union,  Arthur  Ashtield, 
Phcenix    (fire),    William    Maniey, 

Market  place  [Church  sq 

Royal  Exchange,  Fredk.  Willis, 
Sun,  John  Procter,  High  st 
United    Kingdom    Temperance 

(life),  Wm.  Syminiiton,  Leek  st 
Western  (life),  Jas.Youug,  Highst 
GARDENERS    &     SEEDSMEN. 
Handscomb  George,  Hockliffe  road 
Marriott  Thomas,  Leek  st 
Woods  Richard,  Woburn  road 

GROCERS    &    TEA     DEALERS. 

(See  also  Shopkeepers,  8fc.) 
Bird  Henry,  HockUffe 
Emery  William,  North  st 
Green  William  (& tallow  chandler), 

Market  place 
Hawkins  George,High  st 
Mauley  William  (&  hop  merchant), 

Market  place 
Poulter  &  Son,  North  st 
Price  John,  High  st 
Ridgwav  William,  High  st 
Roberts' William,  Hockliffe 
Sell  Charles  B.,  Leek  st 
Taverner  Samuel,  Linslade 
Turner  Alfred,  Leek  st 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 
Dicks  F'lederick,  Canal  st 
Partridge  Jesse,  Leek  st 
Warner  Thomits,  Market  place 


HATTERS. 

Baker  William,  High  st 
Deverell  John,  High  st 
Deverell  Ann,  Market  place 
Ellis  John,  High  st 
Ridgway  Charles,  Leek  st 
Sharman  John,  High  st 

INNS — commercial,  &c. 
{See  also  Taverns  Sf  Public  Houses.) 
Elephant  &  Castle  (and  posting), 
Henry  Richardson,  Linslade  [st 
Swan(&  posting),JohnBushell,High 
Unicorn,  Charles  Claridge,  Leek  st 
WhiteHor-seJno.Heckford.Hockliffe 

IRONMONGERS. 
Bird  Henry,  Hockliffe 
Cavit  Ebenezei',  High  st 
Kent  Thomas,  Market  place 
Ladd  Wm,  Charity  wharf  &  Chelsea 
Page  Charles,  High  st 

JOINERS  Se  CARPENTERS. 

Abbott  George,  North  st 
Agutter  William,  North  st 
Arnold  'i'homas.  Heath  and  Reach 
Aveline  George  Gamaliel,  High  st 
Bowler  Josepli,  Leek  st 
Dawson  William  &  Edward, Nortli  st 
Hack  James,  Hockliffe 
Horwood  Austin,  Linslade 
Mead  William,  Linslade 
Mead  William,  North  st 
Merry  Robert  (&  builder).  High  st 
Miles  Richard,  Heath  and  Reach 
Scott  Newlatid,  Heath  and  Reach 
Stephens  William,  Heath  and  Reach 

LAND    SURVEYORS,    AGENTS 
AND    AUCTIONEERS. 

Flint  &  Son,  High  st 
Hart  Thomas,  Ascott 

LINEN  &  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

Baker  William,  Hieh  st 
Ellis  John,  High  st 
MitchellThomas,  Hockliffe 
Ridgway  Chailes,  Leek  st 
Sharman  John,  High  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Clarke  Jeremy,  North  st 
Franklin  Henry,  Leek  st 
Loke  Charles,  North  st 
Reeve  Cliarles,  High  st 
Sell  &  Claridae,  Leek  st 
Warner  John,  Canal  st 

MERCHANTS-GENERAL. 

LawfordEdward,  &  Co,  Canal  wharf 
Osboiti  &  Son,  Canal  wharf 

MILLINERS  6c  DRESS  MAKERS 

Abbott  Elizabeth,  North  st 
Brown  Jane,  Jf  ffs  lune 
Dumpletoii  Saiah,  Market  place 
Garside  Elixabcth,  Jeffs  lane 
Knight  Marioti,  High  st 
Odell  Mary  Anne,  High  st 
Poole  Mary,  North  st 
Potts  Hannah,  North  st 
Price  Marian,  Jeffs  lane 
Trovell  Elizabeth,  High  st 
Turnham  Ann,  Linslade 
Webster  Sai'ah,  North  st 

PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Purser  Ann,  High  st 
Purser  Jabez,  Leek  st 
WatkinsJoim  [&.  plasterer).  Canal  st 

SADDLERS  &  COLLAR  MAKRS. 

Bales  James,  Leek  st 

Bishop  Sarah,  Leek  st 

Chase  Joseph,  Hockliffe 

Clare  Thos.  (&  rope  maker),  Leek  st 


SHOPKEEPERS&  DEALERS  IN 
GROCERIES  ec  SUNDRIES. 

Ash  pool  David,  Noith  st 
Ayre  John,  Hockliffe 
Blundell  Joseph,  Linslade 
Cook  David,  Back  lane 
Deeley  James,  North  st 
Gill  man  Michael,  HockUfle 
Hart  Rebecca,  North  st 
Inns  John, Jeffs  lane 
Inns  Sarah,  Egginton 
Parsons  James,  North  st 
Pebody  Joseph,  Linslade 
Pratt  Edvva'd,  Back  lane 
Reeve  George,  Back  lane 
Richardson  Geotge,  Linslade 
Smith  William,  North  st 
Stevens  Daniel,  Egginton 
Taverner  Sarah,  Linslade 
Turney  Edward,  Canal  st 
Tutt  Thomas,  Leek  st 

STONE    &   MARBLE    MASONS. 

Mabbutt  Thomas,  Linslade 
Purser  Jaber,  Leek  st 

STRAW   BONNET    MAKERS. 

Abbott  Elizabeth,  Oorth  st 
Carpenter  Elizabeth,  Woburn  road 
Knight  Marion,  High  st 
Mearl  Ann  Sarah,  Nortli  st 
Robinson  John,  Heath  and  Reach 
Trovell  Elizabeth,  High  st 
Turney  Martha,  High  st 
Webb  Ann,  Cliurch  square 

STRAW  PLAT   DEALERS. 

Cruse  Benjamin,  Heath  and  Reacli 
Roberts  W'illiam,  Hockliffe 
Taverner  Samuel,  Linslade 

SURGEONS. 

Bodger  VVilliam  James,  Leek  st 
Lawfoi  d  Edward,  Leek  st 
OUey  Edgar,  North  st 
Wagstaff  Phillip  Winter,  Canal  st 


Bowler  Richard,  Hocklffe 
Claridge  George,  Leek  st 
Doggett  William  (& draper),  Highst 
Dumpltton  William,  Maiket  place 
Fames  William,  North  st 
Ellis  John,  High  st 
Johnson  William,  Jeffs  lane 
Mitchell  Thomas,  Hockliffe 
Sharman  John,  Hinh  st 
Smith  John,  Linslade 
Webb  James,  Church  squai'e 
Webb  James  (&  draper],  North  st 

TAVERNS  6c  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Bedford  Aims.Thns.  Gurney,Canal  wharf 
Bell,  'I'lioinas  Ginger,  IMaiket  place 
Bell,  Cliarles  Inwards,  Hoiklifle  [st 

Bill  &  VVoolpack,  'llios.  Tompkins,  Leek 
Black  Horse,  Sarah  Birdsey,  IVorlh  st 
Black  Lion,  Tliomas  Kin?,  High  st 
Boot,  Charlotte  Gandy,Maiket  pi    [slade 
Buckingham  Arms,  Austin  Horwood, Lin- 
Bull,  John  Deverell,  Hijjh  st 
Bull,  John  Inwards,  Hockliffe  [st 

Coach  &  Horses,  Thomas  ('arsons,  Leek 
Cross  Keys,  Richard  Samuel,  Market  pi 
Curritrs'  Arms,  Ann  Alarlton,  Market  pi 
Duke's  Head,  William  Tompkins,  Heath 
and  Reach  [Canal  st 

Ewe   Lamb  &  Shepherd,  William  Loke, 
Falcon.  George  Kin?,  Leek  st 
Five  Balls,  Joseph  Fames,  Stamlridge 
Fleur-de-Lis,  Richd. Tompkins,  Hockliffe 
George  &  Dragon, Henryl'ranklin, Leek  st 
Golden  Bell,  Ann  Cotching,  Church  sq 
Greyhound, Thomas  Barker,  North  st 
Hoise  Shoes,  Wm.  Lancaster,  Kgeinton 
Kind's  Aims,  Win.  Inw.irds,  Hockliffe 
King's  Arras,  lid.  Irving  Buyers,  North  st 
Nag's  Head,  James  .Snoxell,  Leek  st 
Peacock,  Thomas  Gilbert,  Leek  st 
Peacock,  Jos.  Powill.  Heath  and  Ileach 


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5^latcr'j5 


TAVERNSj    Sic.—CoHtinued. 
rioiijth,  William  I'anllins.  Esginton 
I'himc  of  Pothers,  Geo   Younit,  I.e«k  8t 
Kailwav  lni>.  SVi!liam  Eliborii,  Linslad« 
Kavfi-.Elizibetli  Diokins.  Hifih  st 
Kfd  I  ion,  Kobt.Bflsrovf.Hrath  &  Reach 
RfJ  Lion,  Joseph  Si-ott,  Srandridge 
Koelmck.  John  Garsidi-,  Jeffs  lane 
R.iyal  Oak.  James  Payne,  Back  lane 
S^araoen's  Head,  Charles  Loke,  Hii;h  st 
Shoulder  ol"Mnllon,J:is.Tiirney, Canal  st 
Slat,  Thoraas  Hickson,  tiealh  and  Reach 
Son,  John  Yoiin?,  Leek  st 
S«an,  Edward  Secret,  Clielsea 
Whealsheal",  Thomas  S.inders,  North  st 
While  Hart,  John  *;re.-n,  Hockliire 
White  Swan,   lUchard  Woods,  Hockliffe 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Barker  «  illiara,  Hockliire  mad 
blinker  Joel,  Hocklitfe 
Cook  David,  Back  lane 
Fall  Thomas,  Chelsea 
Faulkner  William,  Linilade 
liiichman  Joseph,  Linslade 
Holt  Benjamin,  Slaudridi;e 
Honour  William,  North  st 
Hopkins  Joseph,  Back  lane 
Mend  Willia'it,  linslade 
Milles  John,  Linslade 
Norman  Joseph,  Hockliffe  road 
Reeve  Ihonias,  Heath  and  Reach 
Samuel   I  iiumas,  North  st 
Smith  William,  North  st 

W^ATCH  6t  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Diaije  .'ohii  (i^  guiiMiiiili),Maikct[)l 
Jiiliiisou  Willi. nil,  Hii^list 
.Mattlunvs  Alfitvl,  Hi«li  st 
MatthewsJoliiUA  tov  dealer), Higli  st 
Pai:e  Cliarl.  s,  H'mh'st 
Spliaiii  ci  Fla?,  Canal  st 

WHAKFINGERS,    LIME   BUR- 
NERS   &   BRICK  MAKERS. 

Lawfciid  E'lwaril  &  Co.  Canal  vvliarf 
C)-horii  &  Son,  Canal  vvliail 
Prior  Cliailes  (biick  maker,!  Hock-' 
litre  loail 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Gee  Edward,  Leek  st 
LnoU  James,  Can.il  st 
Mead  Tho:iias.  Letk  .^t 
Rol)eit>  Georue,  HocUliflTe 
Stairs  Jul. II,  Ninth  st 

WOOLSTAPLERS. 

Warren  U'ihiani,  Linslade 
Wliiclietlo  Stephen  Henry,  Linslade 


Miscellaneous. 

Birdsey  lohn,  china  &  class  deair  Jeffs  la 
Birdsey  Charles  &  rhomas,callle  dealers. 

.North  »l  [Hack  lane 

Bishop  &  Reynolds, tobacco-pipe  makers, 
Dawson  Edw.  rurniture  broker.  North  st 
Di-age  John,  parish  clerk.  Market  place 
Diimpletoti  V\  in.  pawnbroker,  Maiketpl 
Forth  Fhomas,  timber  merchant,  Jeffs  la 
G.\s  WoHkS,   Leek  st— William  Wellor, 

mamiijer 
Gilbert   1  honias,  niillwriitht.  Leek  st 
Ini.*nu  RkVknik  Dpkick,  at  the  Swan 

Inn,  \\'llliam  Callaman,  s«;>fMisor 
Labram  Ezra,  travellinif  tea  dh".  Hockliffe 
LiTEiiAitY  Institute,  Church  square- 
Rev.  Joseph  Stevenson,  srcretary 
N'orman  Robt.  cooper.  Jells  lane  [st 

Phillips  Wm. inland  revenue  ollicer,Caual 
Poole  Fhomas,  glover,  North  st 
Reeve  Charles,  brewer,  Hliih  St 
ST.tsir  Office,  High   si-Frank   Flint, 

suhdiiliihiiter  [Linslade 

Stephenson  Robt.  &  Co.  coal  nierchnnts, 
SyminRtou  William, travelling  draperaud 

tea  dealer.  Leek  st 
Taltam  Thomas,  stay  maker,  Chelsea 
Tb.mpkrancb  H.\ll,  Leek  street— Jesse 

Partriilge,  keepir  [st 

Wai;staffThoi.  veterinary  surgeon,  Loek 
White  Fhos.  &  Co.  wine  merchts. North  st 

PLACES    OF    WORSHIP^ 

AND    inElll    MINISTF.llS. 

Ai.i.-Saints-  Cni'RCH,  Leij;litoii  Buz- 
zard—Rev. Joseph  Stevenson,  vicar 

Saint  Nicholas' Cue rch,  Hockliffe— 
R  -v.  John  S.  Newman,  rector 

Saint  Barnabas' Church,  Linslade — 
Rev.  Peter  T.  Onvry.  perpetual  curate 

ErisroPAi.  Chapkl,  Heath  and  Reach 
—  Rev.  Jno.C.  Orlebar, /)e;-/)(7iia/  curate 

Baptist  Chapei.,  Hockliffe  road— Rev. 
William  Paine,  minister 

Baptist  Chapkl,  Leek  st — Rev.Edwaid 
Adey,  nniristtr  ^various 

Baptist  Chapkl,  Lin.slade ministers 

Friends'  IMketing  Holsf,  North  st 

Lnrkpendent  Chapel,   Hockliffe 

Rev.  James  Sleigh 

Wesletan  .Mktiiodist  Chapki.s,  Jeffs 
lane;  Hockliffe,  and  Heath  and  Reach 

POOR    LAW    ONION. 
WoRKHOusL,  Leightuii  lituzaid. 
Governor — Jolin  Ponlton 
/t/o/;-o;i— iMarllia  Poultou 
Stiigeon — John  Holt 
Cha'plain — Kev.  John  Hart 

Clerk  to    the   Hoard    of    Guardians 

Joseph  Woodman 
Relieving  Officer — Wm.  Henry  Meacher 


REGISTRARS, 

OF  BIRTHS,  IIKATHS  &  MARRIAGES. 
Superintendent  Keyislrnr— Jos. Wood luon 
HKUISIRARS     of     HIHTIIS    AND    DFATMS. 

For  Lewht'tnPistrict  (and  of  marriaces)  — 

"  Richard  Oatjitett  fWiolli 

„    Eddltsboro'    District     Rev.   Edward 

„     lrin<ihne  /)i.\^ric/  — William  Collier 

„     W'lm;  £>i.</cic;  — William  IMortinier 

COUNTY    COURT, 
!lEtr>   MONTlll.Y    IN    THI-;    IllEE- 
SCIIOOL,  CIlllRCIl  SH)11ARE. 
JiirfjK— John  W.  WiiiK    Escj. 
Assistant  (VtiA— John  I'hilip  Kipling 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY^ 
ON  THE  LONDO.N  AM)    NORTH- 
WESTERN   LINE. 
Station  half  a  mile  from   the  centre  of 

Leigliton    Buzzard. Robert  Miller, 

.v((i/i.)(i  master. 
An  Omnibus,  from  the  Swan  Inn,  awaits 
the  arrival,  and  attends  the  departure 
of  the  sever.il  trains. 

CARRIERS. 

ToL<»Nni)N,  William  Claridije,  from 
thel.'iiicorn,  &  Henrv  Pursell,  from  tlio 
White  Hart,  Hnckliife,  every  Tuesday 
and  Friday— and  John  Inns,  i'rora  Jeff* 
lane,  eveiy  Tuesday 

To  LONDON,  BIRMINGHAM,  MAN- 
CHESTER,  LIVERPOOL  and  all 
of  the  North  of  England,  by  Rait' 
rrati,  daily 

To  AYLESBURY, Joseph  .Morgan,  from 
the  Roebuck,  'Fuesdav. 

To  OL'NSrABI.E,  George  Cooke,  iiom 
the  White  Hart,  Hockliffe,  Monday 
and  Friday,  and  i'imothy  Deacon,  from 
the  Roi  buck,  I'nes  Thurs.  and  Sat. 

ToORFAF  BUICKHILL,  John  Frank. 
lin,froni  the  Greyhound,  'Fnesd'iy. 

lo  LIDHNGION,  John  Gurry,  from 
the  Greyhound,  Tuesday. 

To  Ll'TON,  George  Cooke,  from  the 
White  Hart,  Hockliffe,  Monday  artd 
Friday,  and  Timothy  Deacon,  from  the 
Roebuck,  'Fuesday,  Thursday  and  Sat. 

To  NORTHAMPION,  George  Cooke, 
from  the  While  Hart,  Hockliffe,  Tubs- 
dav  and  Saturday. 

To  VVINSLOW,  John  Walker,  from  tlio 
Swan,  Tuesday. 
CONVEYANCE    BY   WATER. 

To  and  from  LONDON,  BlitMING- 
H  A.M,  M  A  N  CH  EST  ER,  A;c.  Iltjlioats, 
on  the  Grand  Junction  Canal,  pas» 
Law  ford  and  Co.'s,  and  Osborne's 
wharfs,  daily. 


i 


LUTON, 

WITH  THE  VILL.-\GE  OF  CaDDINGTON  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 

^(JTON,  a  fliinrisliiiiR and  respi  ctable  m:iiket  town,  i  there  are  several  maltings  and  eorii  mills.  The  grow- 
giviug  name  lo  the  pHri>h  in  which  it  lies,  in  the  hun-  iiig  prosppiitv  of  tiie  town  may  I'e  atteMcd,  not  only 
(Ired  of  Elitt,  is  ;51  miles  n.  w.  by  N.  from  London,  20  by  the  lapid  increase  in  the  iiiimher  of  houses,  hut  by 
r..  by  .s.  from  liedford,  10  n.  from  St.  Albans  (Herts),  I  the  taste  displayed  in  the  election  of  new  and  the 
and  5  E.  I>v  3.  from  Dunstable — the  last  iiaimd  a  sia- [  alteiaiion  of  the  old  buildings.  The  streets  are  g;is- 
tifiti  on  a  biaiich  c'lnimunicating  witli  the  London  and  I  lighted,  and  an  appearance  of  respectability  and 
Noitli-Ue>tern  Kailway,  at  Leighton.    Thi-  town  is  i  general  impioreinent  are  manifest.     The  town   halt 


seated  near  to  the  small  river  Lea,  from  which  cii- 
ciiiu>tuiice  it  i>  said  to  have  been  formei  ly  called  Lea- 
totcii ;  others  however,  contend  that  it  derives  its 
name,  '  Luton,'  from  Lowloirn,  deduced  from  the  low 
position  of  the  place,  ii  I'eing  surionnded  I'y  gentle 
eir.ineiices.  liaron  Fulk  de  lirent  built  a  castle  here, 
in  the  early  p-irt  of  the  thiiteeiith  century;  and  John 
Lord  Wenlock,  in  the  reign  of  Henry   V'l,  ertcted  a 


erected  in  1818,  in  George-stuei,  is  a  handsome  antl 
commodious  building,  comprising  convenient  apait- 
nients  for  the  use  of  the  county  courts,  and  savings' 
liank,  with  looms  for  public  lectiiies,  conceits,  &c. — 
the  entile  forming  a  valuable  iinprovement  to  the 
town.  A  nu'chaiiics'  institute  ha-*  also  been  formed, 
and  is  well  attended;  and  a  reading  and  news  looin, 
also  a  scientific  institution  are  suppoiied  by  respectable 


epiilcliral  clrapel  on  the  north  side  of  the  church,  and    iiiemheis.    The  \\orliliou.se  of  the  Luton  Union,  is  a 


had  commenced  building  a  noble  mansion  at  Snin- 
ijieiies  (the  portico  of  which  is  still  stniidinuj,  on  the 
opposite  hill  to  Luton  Hoo  Park,  but  the  battle  ot 
Tewke.Hhuiy,  in  whic  h  he  fell,  prevented  its  comple- 
tion. The  manufacture  of  straw  plat,  may  be  consi- 
dered llie  staple  of  the  place,  and  this  branch  is  carried 
on  by  sever.il  houses,  on  a  very  extensive  scale  :  that 
of  VValler  ha-*  stood  conspicuous  in  the  trade  for  many 
yeari*.  K.xclusive  of  the  plat  branch,  the  business 
here  is  mostly  of  a  ret  til  and  general  character;  and 

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convenient  building  situated  near  the  gis  work<,  on 
the  Dunstable  road:  iheboaid  of  guardians  sit  here 
every  Friday.  Luton  is  governed  by  a  high-constahle, 
appointed  at  the  quarter  sc-sious;  petty  scsions  fur 
the  division  are  held  here;  a  County  Court,  forlhe  reco- 
very of  debts  to  anv  amount  not  exceeding  £20.,  sits 
riiontlily  at  the  to\Mi  hall ;  and  lyUton  is  a  polling 
station  at  tlie  election  of  membcis  to  repre-ent  the 
county  at  large.  John  .Shaw  Leiuh,  Es(|.  is  lord  of  the 
manor,  and  also  lord  paiamuunt  of  the  hundred  of  FiitC, 


JBircctorp. 


LUTON,  &c. 


BeUforligj&tre. 


The  |);iiisli  clinrcli  of  Saint  Mary  is  a  venerable  struc- 
ture, partly  in  tiie  (!<  cnrHtefi  Norman  and  partly  in  the 
lati-r  Englisli  style  :  an  enihattleil  tower,  constrncred 
of  flint  aii'l  otlii  r  ^tolle.s,  in  cheqner  vvoi  k,  rises  from 
the  xvestcrn  end  ;  at  the  corners  are  hexniimilar  turrets, 
and  the  arch  of  the  west  door  is  handsomely  orna- 
mented witli  monldiiiKS  :  the  principal  objeci  of  curio- 
sity in  the  interior,  is  the  stone  font  ciy  Itnptklerinm, 
liexaKonal  in  foim,  inclosed  in  a  lofty  frame  of  gothic 
arches,  terminated  by  an  elegant  talxrnacle.  The 
living  of  I.nton  is  a  lay  rectory  and  vicaiage,  in  the 
patnniage  of  Jolui  ShawLeiuh,  Ksq.;  tlie  Kev.  William 
M'Doiiail,  M.  A.  is  the  present  incnmhcnt.  The  Ita()- 
tists  have  two  cha[)els  for  their  worship,  and  the 
Independetits,  the  Society  of  Fiiends,  and  VVesleyan 
and  Primitive  Methodists  have  one  each.  In  the 
national  and  liriiish  schools  seveial  hundred  children 
are  insfnuted,  mainly  by  the  contributions  of  tha 
benevfdent ;  and    twelve  neiit  cotta^^es,    with  ample 


'  Capability  Brown,'  stands  the  mansion  of  Jfdin  Shaw 
(>ei|!;li,  Ks<i.,  formerly  in  the  possession  of  the  late 
Marquess  of  FJutc;  tliis  eilitice,  a  few  years  since,  whs 
ne-irly  destroyed  by  fue,  and  is  now  being  enlarged 
and  iin|)rovcd  by  the  presi-nt  owner.  '1  he  nver  Lea 
courses  through  the  park  in  a  very  pirture^qne  manner, 
.md  forms  in  its  progress  two  pleasing  sheets  of  water ; 
the  largest  contains  several  small  islands,  exhibitinic 
lovely  and  tlirivinx  plantations,  and  presenting  a  most 
charming  prospect.  Luton  was  the  birth-place  of  the 
Rev.  John  Pomfret,  a  great  classical  scholar,  and 
author  of  various  beautiful  poems  ;  lie  was  born  in  ](i88. 
The  market  is  held  on  Monday,  and  is  a  very  large  one 
for  corn  and  straw  plat.  Fairs  the  tliird  Mondays  in 
April  and  October  for  rattle,  and  a  statute,  in  .^ep- 

I f„..  1.-    : I :  .1,    •      _ 


temher,  for  hiring  servants.  I^uton  parish  comijii-es 
the  hamlets  of  Kast  ano  VV'kst  Hydr,  I^kf,<jkave, 
LiMiJURV-cuM-IJiscoTT  and  STOi'st,p.Y,  containing 
henevfdent ;  and  twelve  neiit  cottages,  witli  ample  toiiciher,  with  Luton  town,  in  18.'5J  ,.'j,fJ9.'i  inhatiitants, 
endowments,  afford  home  atnl  comfort  to  twenty-four  and  in  1841,  7,748,  of  which  last  number,  5,827  were 
aged  widows,  'ihe  summer  of  1828  will  hmg  be  re-  letnrned  i<  r  the  township  :  the  population  of  the 
niendicied  by  the  inhabitants  of  this  towt\ :  on  the  entire  pari-h  at  the  pi  esenl  time  (1850j,  is  estimated 
8th  of  July,  in  that  year,  it  w.is  visited  by  an  al-irming   at  10,000  r>r  thereabouts. 

inundation,  occasioned  by  a  continued  and  iincom-  '  Cadoington  is  a  parish  partly  in  the  hundred  of 
monly  heavy  fall  of  rain,  which  laid  many  houses  Flitt,  county  of  Bedford,  atid  iiaitly  in  the  hundred  of 
nnder  water,  and  destroyed  a  considerable  amoutit  of  Dacorum,  county  of  Heits, — the  village  beiiic  situated 
properly.  ()n  the  1st  November,  17.')'),  the  water  of  l  about  2  miles  s,  w.  from  Luton.  Markgate  Cell,  more 
a  pond,  in  an  elevated  part  of  the  town,  was  so  paiticiilaily  noticed  in  Market  Street,  is  in  this  parish, 
violently  agititcd.  that  it  several  times  oveiflovved  on  ,  I'he  chnrcli  of  C^ddinnton,  dedicated  to  All  Saints,  is 
one  side,  and  ebbed  .*ix  feet  on  the  oilier;  the  day  |  sitirtted  in  the  Bedfordshire  part  of  the  parish :  the 
WHS  unusudl!y  calm  :  the  great  earthqu  ike  at  Lisbon  i  ruins?  is  a  vicarage,  in  the  presentation  of  th';  Dean 
happ'-ncd  2!nh  of  September,  in  the  same  year.  About  •  and  Chapter  of  St.  Paul's,  London  ;  the  Rev.  William 
two  miles  east  from  the  town,  upon  an  eminence  in  iMellaid,  a.m.  is  theiiicumbent.  The  parish  contained, 
Luton  Hoo  I'ark,  which  was  laid  outby  the  celebrated  I  in  IS.'il,  Ij.'ifi.l  inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  1,747. 

POST  OFFICE,  Park  square,  Luton,  Gre.shani  Puddephatt,  Post  jl/ari.'^r.— Letters  from  London, 
also  all  p.irtsoftlie  Nouth  of  Kngland,  and  from  Scotland  and  Ireland  arrive  every  morning  at  six,  and 
are  despitched  at  ten  minutes  past  seven  in  the  evening. 

Letters  from  places  in  the  Kasteiin  Counties  arrive,  from  Hitciiin,  every  evening  at  half-past  six,  and 
are  despatched  thereto  at  half-past  seven  in  the  morning. 

GENTRY    AND    CLERGY. 

Ames  Lionel,  K-(i.tlie  Hxde 
bilker  Rev.  Thomas,  m.a.  Kast  Hyde 
Bland  Rev.  Miles,  d  d.  Lilley 
Hiett  the  Misses  M.  &  M. Church  st 
Blown  Daniel,  Esq.  Park  st 
Brown  Henry,  Fsq.  Siuaitst 
Burr  Charles,  Fsq.  Park  st 
Burr  Mrs.  Flizabeth,  Park  st 
Cookson  Mrs.  Ann,  Piirk  st 


Hubbard  Joseph,  Wellington  st 
Huiihis  Abiahain,  Chapel  si 
Infants'  School,  Langley  street — 

Jane  Douglas,  mistress 
Lewis  Ann  Kmma,  Wellington  st 
National  School,    Church    st — .  . ., ,   „..., -.. 

David  Stncker,  master;   Martha  i  Tonialin  Francis,  Park  st 

Donningion,  mistress  |  Tomalin  John,  Bedford  road 

Newlaiid   Robert  Henry   (boarding  [  Tomalin  Thomas,  Wellington  st 

and  day).  Church  st  i  Wakes  John,  Park  st 


How  Richard,  Park  st 
How  Thomas,  Park  st 
Poulton  fieorge.  High  town 
Steggall  John,  Chajjel  st 
Thorogood  George,  London  road 
I'lplady  William,  .New  town 


Parsons  Fdward  (boarding).  Bed-    Waters  John,  Castle  st 


ford  Villas 
Richardson  Anne,  Stuart  st 
Wayne  Mary,  Church  st 

ATTORNEYS. 

Austin  Chas.  Addini^ton,  George  st 
KiickwoodKdwinLathHin.theBiache 
Chase  F'lederick,  London  road 
Hunt  William,  Stuart  st 
Peaise  tk  Bi  iinin«.  Market  place 
Sworder  Thomas,  the  Buiv 
Waiing  Richard,  Park  st  VVe-t 
Williainson  Kdw.Chilwell, George  st 

AUCTIONEERS  &APPKAISRS. 


CrawIeySaml.  Ksq.  Stock  wood  Paik 
Danes  Mis. Susannah,  High  st 
Daniel  Miss  Matia,  Wellineton  st 
DaviesRev.Jno.Jordan,Dunstablerd 
Gilbert  Mrs.  Sarah,  Lunuley  st 
Hirons  Rev.  John,  WellinKton  st 
Irons  William,  Ksq.  George  st 
John  Rev.  Benjamin,  Chapel  st 
Jones  J(din,  Ivsq.  Dunstable  road 
Leigh  John  Shaw,  Esq.  Luton  Hoo 

Park 
Little  Rev.  John,  Sandon 
M'Douall  Rev.  Win.  M.A.Copt  Hall 
Macnaniara  Arthur,  Esq.  Cadding- 

toii  bill  [Vicarage 

Mellard  Rev.  Wm.  m.a.  Caddinntou  :  Bigg  John,  Park  st 
Oaklev  Richard,  Esq.  Lawience  end  :  Cumberland  John,  London  road 
Pope  Rev.  John,  Wellington  st         |  Holyoake  Henry,  S:u,.it  st 
Riciiard-on  Mr.  Joseph,  Woodside  |  BAKERS. 

Robinson  Rev.  Robt.  Wellington  st  i  Adams  William,  Park  st 
Sibley  Mr.  Henry,  Wellington  st       |  Allingham  Franci",  Church  st 
Sikes  Rev.  Thomas,  .m.  a.  Vicarage   -  Bates  George,  Langley  st 
Sowei  by   Lieutenant-Col.  Thomas,    Bund  Noah,  Hiuh  town 

Putteridgebury  .  Cbaniberlain  Genrge,  New  st 

Stephenson  Re/.  John,  Chapel  st      I  Cooke  Joseph,  Newtown  st 
Vyse  Ric'iiard,  Esq.  Holly  Lodge        !  Cooper  Tin. mas,  George  st 
VValler  Mr.  John,  jnn. Wellington  st ;  Cotchin  William,  jun.  Park  st  West 
Waller  James,  Em).  (ieoige  st  j  Ciistance  Charles,  High  town 

Waller  Mrs.  Jane,  Geoige  st  |  Drewett  William,  Park  st 

ACADEMIES   &   SCHOOLS.       Ellerd  Anne,  Chnich  st 

Not  otherwise  describeil  are  Day  Schools.    Flower  Joseph,  Wellington  St 

Beeby  Mary  and   Lncv   (t>oarding),    Glenister  Amos,  Newtown  st 

Clijpel  st  [Laihbury,  master;  Han  well  Chailes,  Elizabeth  st 

British  School,  Langley  st — Edw. ,  Hawkes  Anjos,  London  road 

Haydon  S.  &  J.  (ladies'  boarding  & ;  Hill  William,  Wellington  st 

day),  Wellington  st  I  Hoaie  Charle.s,  Chapel  st 


Waters  Sarah,  George  st 
Wright  Thomas,  Wellington  st 

BANKERS. 

London  &  County  Joint-Stock 
Banking  Company,  Marketplace 
—  (draw  on  the  Head  Office,  Lon- 
don)— William  Bigg,  manager 

Sha'ples,  Exton  &  Lucas,  High  st— 
(draw  on  Barclay,  Bevan  &  Co. 
London") 

Savings'  Bank,  Town  hall,  Georee 
st — Thos.  Erskine  Austin,  actuary 

BASKET    MAKERS. 

Farmer  i  homas,  .Market  place 
Farmer  William,  Chapel  st 
Foster  Thomas,  George  st 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Brown  John,  Park  st 
Cain  William,  Chapel  st 
Gambv  William,  New  Mill  end 
H.ddstaff  Joseph,  Stopsby 
Puddephatt  Jihn,  Maiket  place 
Shepbeid  Henry,  Old  Bedford  road 
Squires  John,  Reedman's  lane 
Swain  Stephen,  Stuart  st 
Swain  William,  Dunstable  place 
Swaine  John,  Caddington 

BLOCK    AND    MILL     MAKERS. 

Biig  John,  Park  st 
EwiuKton  .Matthew,  Park  st 
Peaise  Jobn,  Wellinuton  st 
BOOKSELLERS,     STATIONERS 
AND    PHlNTERS, 

Hill  William,  George  st 
Wiseman  John,  George  st 

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l^ttJfoiKisiftut. 


LUTON,  &c. 


^lmcr'0 


BOOT    AND     SHOE    MAKERS.    | 

Adams  Willhim,  IJeilkud  road  | 

Almond  James,  Bedford  road  1 

Bates  Thomas.  Higli  town  ■ 

Davis  Fnderick,  High  St 
Gardner  Ilobcri,  Castle  st  | 

Gren villa  Frcdfiick,  Chapel  st 
Hart  Ge(7rge,  Park  sqnarc  i 

Hauar  George,  Dumfries  st 
Hollands  Henry,  Georice  st 
Lock  John,  London  road 
Norris  Simeon,  Newtown  st  ' 

Parsons  James.  High  st 
Robinson  John  George,  Church  st 
St  abrook  Hill,  George  st 
Sell  Isaac,  \V«HingtiMi  st  i 

Thorp  Israel,  Newtown  st  ] 

Underwood  William,  Chapel  st         i 
While  Henrv,  London  road  ( 

Woodman  Thomas,  Park  st  West 

BRAZIERS    AND    TIN-PLATE 
WORKERS. 

Barrett  William,  High  st 

Brown  iv  Green(and  coppersmiths), 

George  street 
Keeling  John,  Park  st  West 
Keeling  Joseph,   Park  st 
Poulter  &  Lowin,  London  road 

BREW^ERS. 

Bnrr  Frederick,  Paik  st 
Sworder  Uobt  it,  Bedfoid  road 

BRICK  &  TILE    MAKERS   AND 
LIME    BURNERS. 

Beeby  John  (limeburner),High  twn 
Giay  John,  IJedtord  road 
Giegory  Georne,  Dunstable  road 
Sniitl)  Robert,  George  st 
Williams  John  &  Sons,  George  st 

BRICKLAYERS,      SLATERS     6t 
PLASTERERS. 

Barratt  Thomas,  Park  st.  West 
Burge  James,  Market  hill 
Gray  John,  Bedford  road 

BUILDERS. 

See  Joiners,  Builders,  S(c. 


COAL 


BUTCHERS. 

Allingham  Joseph,  High  town 
Axton  Jidm,  Park  st 
Baldrav  George,  Dnnifiies  st        [st 
Cole  Chas.  f  &  dealer  in  game),  Park 
Conisbee  Willian),  High  town 
Crawley  Elizabeth,  George  st 
Dai'cer  Ji.seph,  Park  st 
Davis  Thomas,  Maiket  place 
I-'ield  George,  Ciiuicii  st 
Griffith  Griinth  (poik).  Park  st 
Lucas  Joepli.  High  town 
Mowbray  William,  London  road 
Oliver  William,  Higii  town 
P.me  Simpson,  New  town 
Pigott  Francis,  Market  place 
Reeve  Robert,  George  st 
Sparey  Thomas,  New  Town 
Squire  Charles,  Park  st  West 

CHEMISTS    &    DRUGGISTS. 

Gardner  Jost  ph,  Clniich  st 
Harris  George,  U'elliiigton  st 
Jordan  John  (&  soda  water  maker), 

George  st 
Phillips  William,  Market  place 
Wootton  Peter,  George  st 

CHINA   GLASS,  «cc.   DEALERS. 

Axton  John,  Piirk  Kt 

Jones  Joseph,  VVellinglon  st 

CLOTHES    DEALERS. 
Allen  Josefili,  GC'iigc  st 
Bariiet  I»aac,  Chapel  st 
EHiniHii  'I'honias,  Park  st 
Robinson  Fr.mk,  Bedford  road 
Strange  George,  Wellington  st 

COACH    BUILDERS. 

Chambers  George,  Cattle  st 
ftLiyes  William,  Stuart  st 

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MERCHANTS   AND 
DEALERS. 

Beeby  John  (&  salt),  Castle  st 
Deacon  Timothy,  Stuart  st 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Cawdell  James,  George  st 
Flower  Joseph,  Wellington  st 
Stratton  Thomas,  George  st 
Wakes  John,  Park,  st 
Waters  Sarah,  George  st 

COOPEES. 

Foster  Thomas,  George  st 
King  John.  Bedford  road 
Win^rave  Thomas,  High  st 
CORN  MERCHAnTS,DEALERS 
AND    MEALMEN. 

Adams  William,  Park  st 
Brown  Henry  Coles,  Park  square 
Brown  Ricbaid  Marks,  Park  Mill 
Cook  James,  Market  place 
Cotchin  William,  jnn.  Park  st  West 
Drewett  William,  Park  st 
How  'Ihoinas,  Park  st 
Seabrook  Hill,  George  st 
Sell  Edward,  Church  st 
Titylor  Edward,  Castle  st 
Tomaliii  John,  Bedfoid  road 
[Tomson  Henry,  Bute  st 
1  Williams  John  &  Sons,  George  st 

CORN    MILLERS. 

Bond  Joseph,  Biscott  Mill 
Brown  Richard  Marks,  Park  Mills 
1  Dalton  William,  Hyde  Mill       [road 
'  Freeman  Daniel, Noi  tli  Mill, Bedford 
Gutteridge  Daniel,  VVhite  Mill 
Jones  John,  New  Mill  end 
CURRIERS    AND     LEATHER 
CUTTERS. 

Davis  Frederick,  High  st 
Robinson  John  George,  Church  st 
ENGRAVERS. 

Coales  John  Charles,  High  st 
Todd  Robert  (&  printer),  Barber's  la 

FARMERS. 

Brown  Henry.  Georae  st 
Claike  John,  Park  st 
Clarke  William,  Park  st 
Crawley  ICTuabeth,  George  st 


Metropolitan  Counties  (build- 

iim),  George  Harris,  Wei  ington  st 
Minerva   (life),  CInvles  lienning. 

Market  pi  [Brown.  Park  sq 

National    Providemt,  Henry  C. 
Norwich  Union,  Frederick  Chase, 

London  road  [Castle  st 

Phcenix    (fire),  Pearraan  &   Son, 
Property  Protection,  Pearse  & 

Beniiing,  Market  place 
RovAL  ExcHANGE,Giesham  Pudde- 

phatt.  Park  sq    ■  [George  st 

ScoTfisH   Union,. Stormer  &  Sou, 
Star,  Frederick  Da>is,  High  st 
Sun,  Robert  Marsh,  Hifjh  st        [id 
Union,  John  Cumberland,  London 

FISHMONGERS     AND 
FRUITERERS. 

Denmer  Philip,  Wellingtou  st 
Pilgrim  Samuel,  George  st 
Stratton  Thomas,  George  st 

FURNITURE    BROKERS. 
Doniiiiigton  William,  Pai  k  st 
Smith  Robert,  George  st 
Wingiave  Thomas,  High  st 
GROCERS,     AND     TEA   AND 
PROVISION     DEALERS. 

{See  also  Shopkeepers^  &c.) 
Ainsworth  Elizabeth,  Park  st 
Bell  Ann,  Market  place 
Chapman  Charles,   High  st 
Clarke  Charles,  Park  st 
Cook  Francis,  Park  square 
Darley  James,  Welliniiton  st 
Davis  Francis,  George  st 
Gardner  Joseph,  Church  st 
Inwards  John,  Wellington  st 
Jennings  &  Gates,  George  st 
Mead  Joseph,  Park  st 
Pledge  William  Thompson,  George 
Poulton  John  Davis,  Chapel  st 
Pryor  Frederick,  George  st 
Strange  Alfred,  Park  st 
Waters  Johii,  Cnstle  st 

HAIR   DRESSERS. 
Cawdell  James,  George  st 
De  Fiaine  William  Thoma«,  High  St 
Scrivener  John,  Bedford  road 
Tomliiison  Thoma^,  Geoige  st 


[st 


Deacon  Timothy,  Stuait  st 

Gazeley  Samuel  &  Wm.Caddington   \v"ebdaie  John,  Wellington  st 

Gillhani  William,  Georee  st 

Gregory  George,  Dunstable  road 

Grujon  Smnuel,  North  hill 

liliiiSjl;!  Neii'JrS^^" '''''  •'-■''«■• «-—  ^^--^^  ^* 

Meacher  Edward,  New  Mill  end 
Parkins  Henry,  Dane  st 
Peacock  John,  Harpenden  road 
Pigoit  Francis,  Market  place 
Pigott  Thomas,  Stop>lev 
Plummcr  William,  High  town 
Qneenboiougli  Daniel,  Sio])sley 
Samiiis  Fldwaid,  Caddington 
Stokes  Richard,  Limbeiry 
Taylor  James,  Welliiigion  st 
Webdale  John,  Ne«  town 

FIRE,    «te.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Australasian  (lile),Abrm.  Hnghes 

Chapel  st  [Stuart  st 

Clerical  (rfe),Ths.  Er^kin  An.stin, 
County  (fire)  &  Provident  (life), 

Charles  Harrison,  Park  st 
County  (hail-storm),  Alfred  Good, 

Maiket  place;  and  John  Cumber- 
land, London  road 
FniKNDs'  Provident  (life),  Heniv 

C.des  Brown,  Park  sq  [We^t 

General,  Riclnl.  Wareing,  Park  st 
Indisi'uiable  (life), George  Harris, 

Welliiigion  street 
Law  (fire),  I'^i  Legal  (life),  Edwin 

Latham  Biirkwood,  the  Braclie 
Medical  Invalid  (life),  John  G. 

Ap|)leton,  Stuait  st 


HATTERS. 

Beale  Edward  Jame>,  George  st 
Hai  lison  Charles,  Park  st- 


Oliver  Samuel,  Park  st 

INNS. 

(See  also  Taverns  ii(  Public  Houses.) 
Bell  (commercial),   Peter  Wilson, 

George  street 
Geoige  (c<inimercial  and  posting), 

Elizabith  Bntlin,  George  st 
Red    i>i<in    (cnnimcicial),    Robert' 

Pajbody,  Maiket  place 

IRONMONGERS. 

Birrett  William,  High  st 

Brown  &  Green  (&  iron  founders), 

George  st 
Jennings  &  Gates,  Georee  st 

JOINERS,   CARPENTERS  AND 
BUILDERS. 

Barnett  George.  Park  st  West 
IJiowii  &  Brasier,  Bedford  load 
Bulge  James,  Market  hill 
Butt  Geoige,  Dumfries  st 
('ain  H( my.  Church  st 
Gray  John  (builder),  Bedford  road 
Hawkins  Thomas,  Caddington 
Hazelgrove  Thomas,  Church  st 
Lawrence  Amos,  Stuart  st 
Padburv  John,  Wellingtou  St 
Smith  Robert,  George  st 
'I'ayhn-  Edward,  Caxtle  st 
Williams  John  &  Sons,  George  st 


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LINEN  &WOOLL£N  DRAPERS^ 
SILK    :»IERCERSj    dec. 

Allen  Joseph,  George  st 
Beale  Edward  James,  George  st 
CovvptT  Charles,  George  st 
Harrison  Charles,  Park  st 
Jordan  Gustavus  (and  carpet  ware- 
house), George  st  [Park  st 
Oliver  Samuel  (&.  shoe  warehouse), 
Strajige  George,  Wellington  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Burr  Frederick,  Park  st 
.  Cook  James,  Market  plnce 
Sell  Edward,  Dunstable  road 
Sworder  Robert,  Bedfoid  road 

MERCHANTS— IMPORT  AND 
EXPORT. 

Vyse  &  Soin,  Park  square  ;  and  76 

Wood  street,  London 
Waller  James  &  Co.  George  st 
Waller,  Son  &  Co.  George  st;  and 

Wood  street,  London 
MILLINERS  &DRESS  MAKERS 
Collins  Sarah  Anne,  Newtown  st 
Creasy  Martha,  Langley  st 
Dickinson  &  Garrett,  Chapel  st 
Evans  Ann,  London  load 
Field  Ellen,  St.  Ann's  lane 
Gregory  Emma,  Newtown  st 
Haile  Elizabeth,  Castle  st 
Hazlegrove  Harriet,  New  st 
Hopwood  Emily,  Paik  st 
Ironmonger  Saiah  Klizbth.  Castle  st 
Istead  Elizabeth,  Dumfries  st 
Jones  Ellen,  London  road 
Morris  &  Bachlor,  Hastings  st 
Sliute  Maiy,  Chapel  st 
Smart  Anne,  Rute  st 
Smith  Eliza,  Church  st 
Walker  Frances,  Park  st 
Webb  Anne,  Windsor  st 
Wingrave  Elizabeth,  London  road 

MUSIC    TEACHERS. 

Moody  William,  Stuart  st 
Puddepbatt  Greshaiu  (&  organist), 

Park  square 
NURSEKV   AND     SEEDSMEN. 

Foster  Thotn as,  George  st 
Godfrey  John,  Dumfries  st 

PAINTERS^  PLUMBERS,    AND 
PAPER    HANGERS. 

Allen  Robot  t,  London  road 
Ellerd  James,  Church  gt 
Ellerd  William,  London  ioad 
Higgiiis  Ann,  Dunstable  road 
Sharpe  Williatn,  Wellington.st 
Sherlock  John,  Park  st 
Wood  Joseph,  Windsor  st 

ROMAN    CEMENT  6c  PLASTER 
OF    PARIS    MANUFACTURERS. 

Barrett  Thomas,  Park  st  West 
Clarke  William,  jun.  Park  st 

ROPE     MAKERS. 

Foster  Thomas,  George  st 
Rlees  Charles,  High  town 
Powell  George,  Bedford  road 
SADDLERS  Oc  COLLAR  MAKRS. 

Cawdell  John,  Market  place 
Field  Francis,  Park  st 
Payne  Charles,  High  st 

SHOPKEEPERS  &DEALERSIN 
GROCERIES  6t  SUNDRIES. 

Armstrong  George,  London  road 
Bond  Noah,  High  town 
Brown  John,  Newtown  st 
Buckle  James,  Windsor  st 
Burgoine  Joseph,  VVoodside 
Bussell  Edward,  New  Mill  end 
Carrington  John,  Elizabeth  st 
Conder  Thomas,  High  town 
Dancer  William,  Stuart  st 


Deacon  Timothy.  Stuart  st 
Finch  Thomas,  Windsors! 
islip  William,  Windsor  st 
Lawrence  Amos,  Stuart  st 
Lucas  George,  Chapel  st 
Moss  Catherine,  High  town 
Newman  William,  Bedford  road 
Philp  Alfred,  Park  st  West 
Plummer  Matthew,  Bedford  road 
Poulton  George,  High  town 
Pye  Andrew,  New  town 
Sanders  William,  Chapel  st 
Sole  George,  High  town 
Tapley  William,  High  town 
Walker  Mary,  New  st 
Wilson  Mary,  Dumfries  st 
Wright  John,  Dunstable 

STRA'W    &    TUSCAN    BONNET 
MANUFACTURERS. 

Marked  thus* are  also  Straw  Plat  Dealrs. 

{See  aha  Straw  Plat  Dealers.) 
*Ansteie  Alfred,  Chapel  st 
Blundell  Joseph  King,  Church  st 
Bolton  Benjamin,  Market  place 
Bolton  Henry  &  Co.  George  st 
Bolton  William,  George  st 
*Brundum  John,  Park  st  West 
Chapman  Henry,  Chapel  st 
Eveiitt  John,  George  st 
Field  Fiancis,  Park  square 
Freer  Frederick,  Wellington  st 
Gee  Frederick,  Bute  st 
•Godfrey  Joseph,  London  road 
Gray  Sophia,  Wellington  st 
Gregory,  Cuhitt  &  Co.  Bute  st,  and 

Aldermanbury,  Z/0«(/o» — William 

Willis,  agent 
*Higgins  William  Hiram,  Castle  st 
How  Robert,  George  st 
Hunt  George,  George  st 
Hunter  John,  Wellington  st 
•Johnson  &  Waldock,  Church  st 
Jordan  &  Co.  George  st 
Lane  Daniel,  Park  st 
Lane  John,  Bute  si 
Lawrence  Mary,  George  st 
Muggleton  William,  Park  square 
Muir,  Contiell  &  Brodie,  George  st 
Munt  &  Brown,  George  st,  and  40 

Wood  st,  London — Wm.  Hunt,agt 
•Plummer  Joseph,  Wellington  st 
•Potter  James,  Wellington  st 
Rutland  George,  Cattle  st 
Savill  Joseph,  Stuart  st 
Siiepheard  John,  Market  place 
•Toyer  Samuel,  Wellington  st 
Trafford  Charles,  High  town 
Vyse  &  Sons,  Park  square — and  76 

Wood  st,  London 
Waller  James  &  Co.  George  st 
Waller  Thomas,  George  st 
VVebster  &  Grundy,  Wellington  st 
Welch  &  Sons,  Dunstable  road,  and 

Cheapside,  London 
Westron,  Dignam  &  Co.  Dunstable 

road,  and  8  Walling  st,  London — 

Joseph  Hawkes,  agent 
Wright  Elizabeth,  Dunstable  road 

STRAW  PLAT  DEALERS    AND 
BLEACHERS. 

(See  also  Straw  Bonnet  Manu/rs.) 
Brundum  Geoige,  Park  st 
Coupers  William,  Chapel  st 
Daniels  Satnuel,  High  town 
Goddin  William,  Park  st 
Higgins  Jo.seph  Alfred,  Chapel  st 
Hine  William,  Newtown  st 
Lawford  Samuel,  Church  st 
Moody  William,  Stuart  st 
Tansley  Alfred,  London  road 
Webb  Amos,  Chapel  st 

SURGEONS. 
Appleton  John  Grigg,  Stuart  st 
Benson  Patrick,  George  st 
Clarke  Frederick,  Park  square 


Heale  Alfred,  Market  place 
Tomson  Kitt,  Castle  st 
Woakes  Edward,  Wellington  st 

SURVEYORS. 

Cumbeiland  John,  London  road 
Holyoake  Henrv,  Stuart  st 
Hyde  Thomas,  Park  st 
Williams  Evan  Owen,  George  st 

TAILORS    AND    DRAPERS. 

Bootes  Alfred,  Park  st 
Dunham  James,  London  road 
Dunham  William,  Peel  st 
Elliman  Thomas,  Park  st 
Eyles  Frederick,  Market  place 
E>les  John,  Church  st 
Gardner  George,  Park  st 
Heel  John,  Park  st 
Hutit  Thomas,  Park  st  We.st 
Moody  William,  Geoige  st 
Moody  William,  Stuart  st 
Robinson  Frank,  Bedford  road 
Roe  George,  Dumfries  st 
Stornier  &  Son,  George  st 
Strange  George,  Wellington  st 
Underwood  John,  George  st 

TALLOW^    CHANDLERS. 

Inwards  John,  Wellington  st 
Jennings  &  Gates,  George  st 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Balloon,  Henry  Buckle,  Dunstable  road 
Barleymow,  William  Clark,  Cliurch  st 
Black  Bull,  Samuel  Carter,  Park  st 
Black  Swan,  Thos.  Tomlinson,  George  st 
Bricklayer's  Arras, Thos.  Peck, High  town 
Bricklayer'sAims,Rd.  Wilson, Caddingtou 
Bute  Arms,  Herbert  Harrison,  Peel  st 
Chequers  Edward  Bradbury,  Caddington 
Chequers,  George  Odell,  Park  st 
Cock,  William  Clark,  Park  st 
Compasses,  Wm.Thorogood,  Chapel  st 
Cross  Keys,  James  Hawkes,  George  st 
Crown,  James  Burge,  Market  place 
Crown  &  Anchor,  Jos. Everett,  Bedford  rd 
DukeofWellington,Jas.Harris,Bedfordrd 
Duke  of  York,  Thomas  Lee,  High  town 
Fox,  John  Ireland,  Dunstable  road 
Greyhound,  George  Martin,  Park  st  West 
Harrow,  Daniel  Goodwin,  Woodside 
Horse  &  Jockey,  Ann  Burdick,  Bedford  rd 
King's  Arms,  Frederick  Eyles,  Market  pi 
Leather  Bottle,  James  Broach,  East  hyde 
Masons'  Arms, \Vm.Puddephatt,Chapel  st 
Old   English  Gentleman,  Thomas  Law- 
rence, High  town 
Rabbit,  Mary  Lawrence,  Bedford  Old  rd 
Richard  IH,  Edward  Yates,  London  rd 
Robin  Hood,  George  Bowers,  New  town 
Rock  of  Gibraltar,  John  Peacack,  Har- 

penden  road 
Royal  Oak,  David  Lowe,  Leagrave 
Royal  Oak,  Edward  Parratt,  Stopsley 
Shoulder  of  Mutton,  John  Puddephatt, 

Market  place 
Sportsman,  William  Young,  Stopsley 
Sugar  Loaf,  Thomas  Stokes,  Leagrave 
Sun,  Daniel  Armour,  High  town 
Swan,  John  Dunham,  New  Mill  end 
Talbot,  John  Pates,  Castle  st         [Marsh 
Three-Horse-Shoes,  Geo.  Read  Leagrave 
Three  Jolly  Butchers,  William  Conisbee, 
Hif:h  town  fble  road 

Two  Brewers,  Wliliam  Sargood,  Dunsla- 
Vine,  Sophia  EUard,  London  road 
Wairon  &  Horses,  Thos.  Cox,  High  town 
Wellington  Arms,Jas.Taylor,Welllngto  «t 
Wheatsheaf,  Mary  Dimmick,  Church  st 
Wheel  Plough,  Thomas  Brown,  Park  st 
Wheel  Plough,  Richard  How,  Park  st 
W heel wrigls'Arms,Wm. Hawkes, North  st 
White  Hart,  Richard  Stokes,  Market  pi 
Windsor  Castle, Thos.  Finch,  Windsor  st 

Betailers  of  Beer. 

Barnett  George,  Park  street  West 
Billimore  William,  Chapel  st 
Brown  John,  Park  st 
Cain  Thomas,  Hattingsst 
Deacon  Timothy,  Stuart  st 
Deeley  John,  London  road 
Ellington  Gabriel,  Dunstable  road 
Foster  Joseph,  Park  st 
Ga/eley  William,  Caddington 
Gibbins  John,  Caddington 
Haydon  Samuel,  Langley  st 
Hine  William,  Hastings  st 

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Retailers  of  Beer— Cotitinued. 

Hide  John,  Hi?li  town 
Howe 'I'hom.is,  Woodside 
Lnngridee  Robert.  Smart  st 
I.arkins  William,  Hish  town 
ftledcraft  Hrnry  M  il.son,  Windsor  si 
OliTer  William,  Hii;ti  town 
Smith  John,  Chapel  st 
Squires  Abraham.  New  town 
Swain  Stephen,  ^unstable  place 
Swain  Rictianl,  Dnmfrics  st 
'I'omulin  John,  Bedford  road 
Warner  Ann,  Church  st 
Wilson  Joseph,  Hastings  st 
M'ilscher  Thomas,  New  town 
Yarrow  William.  Klizabelli  st 
Yates  Thomas,  High  town 
Younj;  Edward,  Stopsley 

TEA    DEALERS — TRAVELLING. 

Bell  UolnMt,  WfUinyiou  st 
Black  Joliii,  Park  st  [West 

Niclml  John  (and  diaper),  Park  st 
Savill  Jostpli,  .Stuaii  st 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 

Fiilk'r  WillLiiii,  .^larket  place 
Suriiio  1  Hi'iiry  James,  Park  st 

•WATCH    at    CLOCK    MAKERS. 

Coales  Juliii  Charles  (and  jeweller} 

HiRh  stieet 
Gillhaii)  Willhm,  fleorge  st 
Mantua  Peter.  Market  place 
Oclee  John,  Hiuli  st 
Babaii  William,  Clia|)el  st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Brown  &  Uiazier,  iiedford  road 
Crawley  George,  Stopsley 
Dawes  Joseph,  Stopsley 
Deeley  Joliii,  London  road 
Hawkes  William,  North  st 
Lane  Samuel,  Park  st 

^WHITESMITHS    AND     BELL- 
HANGERS. 

Brown  &  Green,  George  st 

Moody  George,  Chapelst         [We-t 

Swain  Kdwd.  (&  gunsmith), Park  st 


Miscellaneous. 

.4ikenhead  James,  inland  revenue  officer, 

Wellinston  street 
Brewer  George,  slay  maker  and  dealer  in 

Uerlin  wool,  Wellington  st 
Brown  Henry,  limber  nieichant  and  saw 

mills,  George  street 
F.\les  John,  parish  clerk.  Church  st 
f  ciron  James,  linen  manufacturer,  New. 

tuwu  street 
Gas  NN  ouks,  Dunstable  road  — William 

Phillips,  stcrtlanj  [st 

Good  Alfred,  accountant,  &c.  Wellinclon 
Uazeljj'ove  Thomas  \\  illiam,  stone  ma- 
son, New  street 
iNi.AN  u  Kkvkndk  OFFlCE,at  the  George 

Inn — John  \\  hitl'ord,  supervisor 
I.ITEHARV  &  SCIKNTIFIC  I.VSTITI'TION, 

held  in  the  Town  liall — Henry  Tomson, 

stcretanj 
Mf.chanics'   IxsTiTiTE,  lield    in   the 

Town  ImII — John  Wiseman,  sicretaiy 
Pcarman  &  Sou,wine  &  spirit  merchants, 

Castle  street 
PoLicK  .Station,  Dunstable  lane  — Wil- 
liam Baildon,  stiperhitfiidetil 
Sliriinpton  J  no. bottlemerchant, Bedford  rd 
Stamp  Office,  Market  place— William 

Phillips,  sub-distribulei- 
Taylor  Thomas,  pari^h  clerk, Caddington 
Town  Hall,  (ieorge  street — Charles  A. 

Anstin,  secretary 
Waller  John,  woolstapler.  Castle  st 
WebdaleJno.hardwareinan, Wellington  st 

REGISTRARS 

OF  BIRTHS,   DEATHS  &  MARRIAGES. 
Superintendent    Regisirar  —  Thomas  E. 

Austin,  Stuart  st 
Reyistrar  of  Marriages— Henry   Coles 

Brown,  J  tin..  Park  square 
Registrar  of  Births  and  Deaths-  William 

Mead,  Market  st 


COUNTY   COURT, 
HELD  IN  THE  TOWN  HALL  MONTHLY, 

Judge — John  Koe,  F.-q. 
C/f)fc— Edward  C.  Williamson 


POOR    LAW    UNION. 

Workhouse — Dtin.stahle.  road. 

.Master— John  Giirduer 

.Urt^ro?!— Elizabeth  Gardner 

rA(i/i/ain— Kev.  John  Little 

Surgeon — Patrick  Benson 

Cleik  to  the  Hoard  of  Guardians — Thofc 

Erskine  Anstin 
Rcliering  Olficer — Joseph  Anslce 

COACZZES. 

To  LONDON,  the  Yietorta  and  the 
Favouiite.  from  the  George,  and  tlie 
Albert  from  the  Bell,  daily  and  the 
Wonder,  from  the  Red  Liim,  every 
Monday,  Wednesday  and  I'ridny 

To  AMPIHILL,  the  Wonder,  from  the 
Red  Lion,  every  Tuesday,  'I'hnrsday 
and  Saturday 

To  DUNSTABLE,anOmiii6Ms,fromtbe 
George,  twice  a  day 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY. 

The  nearest  Station  is  on  the  Dunstablb 
and  Lf.ighton  Branch  oI  the  London 
and  Nonh-VVeslern  Line,  5  miles  dis- 
tant—Charles Kilner.  Station  Master 

An  Omnibus,  from  the  George  Inn  to  the 
Station,  twice  a  day 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,  William  Clark,  from  the 
Click,  and  Samuel  Haydon,  from  bis 
bouse,  Langley  bI,  daily,  and  Timothy 
Deacon,  from  his  house,  Stuart  street, 
diiily  (.Salurdavs  excepled) 

To  BEni'ORD.'Thomaslnskip,  from  the 
Red  lion.  Monday  and  Friday 

To  DUNSTABLE,  John  Beeby,  from  his 
oflice,  London  road,daily,and  Timothy 
Deacon,  from  his  house,  Stuart  street, 
Tuesday.  Thursday  and  Saturday 

To  HITCHIN,  Hill  Seahrook,  Irom  bis 
house,  George  st,  Tuesday  and  Friday 

ToI.EIGHTON  BUZZARD,  Timothy 
Deacon,  from  his  house,  Stuait  street, 
Tuesday.  Thursday  and  Saturday 

To  NORTHAMPTON  .ind  WOBURN, 
Georae  Cook,  from  the  Bell,  Tuesday 

To  SILSOE,  Thomas  Inskip,  from  the 
Red  Liou,  Monday  and  Friday 


m. 


MARKET-STREE'r  AND  NEIGHBOURHOOD. 


ARUET-S  TRKKT  is  a  rhapeliy,  comprised  within 
the  parishes  of  Caddingfon,  Klamstead  and  Studham — 
partly  in  the  hundred  of  Dacorum,  county  of  Herts, 
Dut  eiiiefiy  in  the  hundreds  of  Klitt  and  Maiishead, 
county  of  Bedford  ;  29  miles  n.  w.  hy  n.  from  London, 
3i  s.  w.  hy  s.  from  Luton  and  8  n.'  from  St.  Albans 
The  name  is  said  to  he  a  corruption  of  il/r/r/^-vrt/e  or 
Mark-gate  street,  derived  from  Merit  or  li'lark,  a 
bounds,  y,  and  i/ute,  a  eate;  for,  liere  it  is  believed  was 
a  Kate  on  the  IFatlintr-strect  of  the  HomHti.s.  Previous 
to  the  opening  of  the  great  line  of  r.iilway,  in  llie 
neighbourhood,  ihe  town  derived  some  advantage  from 
its  thorouiilifare  .situation,  on  the  road  between  London 
and  Birmingham,  which  the  tiafic  on  the  rail  has  now 
;dl  but  e.'itinguished.  The  manufacture  of  .straw  plat, 
and  of  that  anicle  into  hats  and  bonnets,  may  now  be 
reckoned  as  the  prevailing  branches  of  industry,  fur- 
nishing many  females  here  with  emplovmenl.  The 
place  bas  nothing  to  boast  of  itself;  but  the  vicinity  is 


very  respectable,  and  enlivened  by  f'Mtile  scenery  and 
tasteful  re>idences — Beerhwood  Pai  k,  two  miles  hence, 
and  iMaikyate  Cell,  near  to  the  town,  are  the  most 
conspicuous:  the  latter  was  formerly  an  extensive 
establishment  for  nuns  of  the  Benedietiiie  order,  under 
the  Abbey  of  Saint  Albans,  founded  about  1 145  ;  it  was 
rebuilt  a  (ew  years  since,  and  is  now  occunitd  as  a 
lamily  mansion.  The  chapel  of  Saint  John,  at  Markyate 
Cell,  is  a  plain  building,  erected  hy  John  Coppen,  Esq. 
in  17;54  :  the  livingisa  |ierpitual  ciuacy,  in  tlie  presen- 
taiion  of  Daniel  Goodson  Adey,  Esq.;  the  Rev.  Daniel 
Adey  is  the  present  minister.  Tlie  15<i|)tisis  and  Wes- 
leyans  have  a  pi  ice  of  worsliip  each  ;  and  theie  are 
two  public  sciiools,  one  of  which  is  (ondiicted  upon 
the  liiitish  plan  ;  the  other  fonnded  about  i  he  year  1660. 
A  fiir  is  held  here  about  Michaelmas,  ilie  tiny  being 
re(iulatid  by  the  September  fair  at  Luton.  The  popu- 
lution  returns  are  made  up  wiih  the  i)aiishes  in  which 
Market-Street  chapeliy  is  situated. 


POST  OFFICE,  Main  street,  Thomas  Norcntt,  I'nst  lihister.—XjQnvvA  fiom  Lonhon  and  all  p^ris  of 
England,  Scori.AMj  and  Ireland  airivc  every  morning  at  a  quarter  past  seven,  and  are  despatched  at  ten 
minutes  past  m.x  in  the  evening. 


GENTRY    AND    CLERGY. 

Adey  D-iniel  Goodson,  Esq.,  .Mark- 
yate Cell  [\ate  Cell 
Adey  llev.  Francis  WiUiani,  Mark- 
Biichinore  Mr.  (ieorge,  Koe  end 
HambietonC.ipt.  (has,  Dunstable  rd 
Harrison  .Miss  Maty  /\nn,  Main  st 
Lightfoot  .Mrs.  Ell/.;ibrili,  Main  st 
Pickford  .Mr.  James,  Cheyeralls  lane 
Sebright  Sir  Thomas,  Liart,  Ueech- 

wood  Park 
Smith  Mivs  Sai"ah,  Cheveialls  lane 
Wake  Kev.  Thomas,  Main  .st 
VVheeldon  .Mrs.  .Maitha,  Main  st 
ACADEMIES    Ac    SCHOOLS. 
HIincow  Eli/.abetli  (day;,  Main  st 
Bliucow  John,  (day),  Muiu  st 

28 


British   School,  Main  st — John 

■Sear,  tnaster 
Fhf.e  School,  London  road— Wm, 


BOOT   AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 
Bedford  Barnaid,  Main  st 
jMontagne  William,  Main  st 


Smiihers,  master ;  SaraliStainer,  I  iMouse  Asliby,  Beet  h wood  lane 


mistress 

BAKERS. 

Batcbelor  John,  Main  st 
Challis  Francis,  Main  st 
(ioodyear  Benjamin, Cheveialls  lane 
Newman  (Jharles,  Main  ^t 
.Slaiiier  John,  Main  st 

BLACKSMITHS. 

(Jrcen  John,  Main  st 
Turner  James,  Main  st 
Walker  Joliii,  Chuveraiis  lane 


Peney  William,  Main  st 
Sandars  William,  Main  st 
Short  Joseph,  Main  st 

BREWERS    &    MALTSTERS. 

Blincow  Joliii,  Mail)  st  [lane 

Uowley  Albert  Pearman,  Chevcralls 
Shemeld  Hobtrt,  Main  st 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Blinker  George,  Delwick 
George  King,  Main  st 
Hull  Jesse,  Main  st 


i3irtctoi|). 


MARKET  STREET,  &c.  33£trfoit(iB]^(ve. 


BUTCHERS. 

Biggs  Samufl,  Mciiu  st 
Briil>ni  Tlmiiias,  Main  st 
Gdodyear  Joliri,  IMaiii  st 
Thorn  William,  Main  st 
CARPENTERS    &    JOINERS. 

bingliain  (ieinge,  Beecliwoud  lane 
Halfhead  William,  iMninst 
Lightfoot  Samuel,  Main  st 
Lightfciot  VVilliani,  Keniswortli 
Mailes  VVilliain,  Main  sC 
Perkins  William,  Main  st 

CORN    DEALERS. 

Goolwin  .loliii,  Maui  st 
Shfineld  Ilol)eit,  Main  st 

FARMERS. 

Clarke  Tliotiias,  Cheveralls  lane 
Clarke  TlHimas,  Lnndon  road 
Georae  William,  R  linbovv  Hall 
GuiteridgfMatthewjDunvtable  road 
Rowley  Albert,  Clieverall>  laue 

FIRE,    &c.    OFFICE  AGENTS. 

CLERrcAL(life),J()linStainer,iMain  st 
Phoenix  (file),  John  Stainer,Main  st 
United    Kingdo:.i   Temperance, 
(life),  John  Sear,  Main  st 

GROCERS    &    DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

Jiirdsey  Sarah,  Main  st 
DellDaiiiel  (iSi  china  dealer), Main  st 
Emerson  Francis,  Main  st 
Goodwin  John,  Main  st 
Goodvear  Benjamin, Clieveralls  lane 
Hall  Thomas,  Proiidence  place 
LaiigridgeTiios.  (&chemist),  Main  st 
Perton  Daniel,  INIain  st 
Shcmeld  Robert,  Main  st 
Stratford  William,  Main  st 
Ward  William,  Main  st 

INNS   &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Five  Horseshoes,  William   Mailes, 

Main  st 
Green  Man, Edwd.  Custance.Main  st 
Old     Pack  horse,    Thomas   Smith, 

Roebeach 


Plough,  John  King,  Roebeach 
RedLion,  ThomaslJlacUaley.lMain  st 
Sebright's    Arms,    Jarvis    Yelland, 

Main  st 
Sun,  SaiHiicl  Lightfoof,  Main  st 
Swan  Inn    (commercial),   Thomas 

Church,  Main  st 

LINEN  &  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

liiill  Kliira,  Main  st 

Goodyear  Frederick  Wm.,  Main  st 

MILLINERS^  DRESS  MAKERS 

G  00(1  win  Elizabeth,  Pepperstock  road 
Newman  Elizabeth,  Main  st 
Webb  Elizabeth,  Main  st 

PAINTERS,  PLUMBERS   AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Hawes  James,  Main  st 
Taylor  William,  Main  st 

SADDLERS. 

Chase  Hannah,  Chevei  alls  lane 
Ciistaiice  Edrt'ard,  Main  st 
Edmonils  William,  Main  st 

STRAW  BONNET   OTANUFTRS. 

Allen  Reuben,  Main  st 
Dell  Daniel,  Main  st 
Goodyear  Beu-jamiu,  Cheverallslane 
Goodyear  Thoma-^,  Main  st 
Meed  William,  Main  st 
Potton  Henry,  Main  st 
Stratford  William,  Main  st 
Taylor  Edward,  Main  st 

STRAW    PLAT   DEALERS    AND 
BLEACHERS. 

Day  Joseph,  Ctiapel  lane 
Smith  John,  Cheveralls  lane 
Taylor  James,  JNlain  st 

SURGEONS. 

M'Mauus  Roger,  Main  st 
Stevens  Richard,  Main  st 
Swayne  Herbert  William,  Main  st 

TAILORS. 

Bedford  Richard,  Main  st 
Bunker  Thomas,  Main  st  [road 

Poulton  Richard  {&  hatter),  Loudon 
Sandars  James,  Main  st 


Miscellaneous 

Allen  Thomas,  beer  retailer.  Main  5t 
Blackiibey  Tlioinaa,  liair  drcser.  Main  st 
Bliiicow  Julin,  pari»li  clerk,  Main  st 
liriden  'I'hnmas,  dealer  in  ISriliili  wines, 
^  Main  street  [place 

Cartwr  ight  Ber.jamin,sa\vypr,  Providence 
Klkerton  Cliarli-s,  glover,  Main  st 
EUinRham  William, beer  lelaller.  Main  st 
(ieorge  U  in.  iron  founder,  llainbow  ball 
Ouodyear  Cornelius,  gardener,  Main  st 
(J oodj ear  Zechariah, horse  dealer, Mainst 
Meed    William,  refjislrar  of  births   and 

deaths,  Main  streeet 
Noreutt  Tlioinas,  bookseller,  cntler  and 

snb-di«tributer  of  stamps.  Main  st 
r-erkins  William,  cabinet  maker.  Main  st 
PUer  Thomas,  beer  retailer, Albion  place 
Ilowed  ^licliael,  steward  to  Sir  Thomas 

Sebright,  Hart.,  Cheveralls  lane 
Rnsh  William,  tinman  &  brazier.  Main  st 
Smith  William,  beer  retailer,  Roebeach 
Spary  Uriah,  wheelwright ,  Main  st 
Stainer  John,  auctioner.  Main  st 
Stringer  Jas.,  whitesmilh,  Caddington  rd 
TvU-r  'I'bomas,  beer  retailer.  Main  st 
Whilelock    John,   travelling   tea   dealer. 

Main  street  [Main  st 

Witliington  Wlliam,  veterinary  snigeon, 
Walker  John,  wheelwright.  Main  st 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY. 

The  nearest  Statio7i  is  4  miles  distant, on 

theDuNSTAl!I.E&  LElOHTO.vBliANtH, 
of  the  London  and  iNoi  th-Westt  rn  line 
—Charles  Kilnor,  Station  Master 

cahiiix:rs. 

To  LONDON,  James  Ellis,  from  the 
Sebright  Arms.  Monday,  Tuesday, 
Thursday  &  Friday;  Geo.  Messener, 
from  his  house,  Main  st,  Tuesday  and 
Thursday,  and  Henry  Pursell,  from  the 
Sebright  Anns,  Tuesday  and  Friday 

To  DUNSTABLE,  James  Ellis,  from  the 
Seabrighl  Arms,  Wednesday. Thursday 
and  Saturday,  and  Henry  Pursell 
\\'ednesday  and  Saturday 

To  TODDINGTON,  James  Ellis,  from 
tha  Sehrigh  t  A  rms,  Wednesday,  Thurs- 
day and  Saturday 

ToWOBUllN,  Henry  Pursell,  from  the 
Sebright  Arms,  Wednsday  &  Saturday 


POTTON, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OF  SUTTON,  COCKA\NE-HATLEY,  EVERTON,  SANDY,  EYWORTH  AND 
™,^  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


Ja  OTTON  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Bifi;gleswade 
— the  maiket  town,  small  and  neat,  is  49  miles  N.by  w. 
fiom  London,  12  e.  from  Bedford  and  4  N.  n.e.  from 
Biggleswade;  situated  on  the  m^iin  road  to  Wisbeach, 
beneath  gentle  eminences,  and  watered  by  a  small 
rivulet :  it  consists  of  a  good  market  place,  with  a 
number  of  tolerably  sp.icioiis  streets  blanching  from  it. 
'I'he  pleasantness  of  the  vicinage  is  enhanced  by  a  great 
number  of  handsome  residences,  occupied  by  opulent 
individuals,  who  contribute  largely  to  the  tradpis'  pros- 
perity. A  great  portion  of  the  town  was  destroyed  b\ 
file  in  178;5 ;  since  when  it  has  materially  improved  in 
appearance,  and  its  modern  buildings  have  assumed  a 
neat  and  legular  character. 

The  i)arisl)  church  of  Saitit  Mary,  and  a  chapel  each 
for  Baptists,  Independetits  and  Wesleyan  Methodists, 
arc  the  places  of  worship.  The  living  of  Potton  is  a 
viCHiane,  in  the  gift  of  the  Crown.  There  are  two 
public  schools — one  conducted  upon  the  National  plan, 
the  other  supported  by  bequests  of  Dame  Constance 
Butgoyne,  Alexatider  Atkinson  and  John  Carrier.  In 
1781  Mr.  Maiinington,  an  attorney,  died  near  Potton, 
ased  110,  he  was  several  years  under  sheriff  for  ihe 
cuuntv;  and  on  November  20,  1787,  Mrs.  Susannah 
Greenfield  died,  aged  105 — for  forty  years  her  food  wa^ 
vegetable,  and  her  di  ink  wine  and  vvater.  The  market, 
held  on  Saturday,  was  formerly  a  very  large  one,  iitul 
although  somewhat  declined  is  still  a  good  one  foi 
barley,  and  tolerably  well  supplied  with  different  de- 
scriptions of  grain  ;  much  straw  plat  is  also  exhibited 
Fairs,  the  third  Tuesday  in  January  (old  style)  foi 
horses ;  the  last  Tuesday  in  April,  first  Tuesday  in  July, 
and  October  29th,  for  cattle  in  general,  pedlery,  &c. 
Potton  parish  contained,  in  1831,  1,768  inhabiiants, 
and  in  1811,  1,781. 

The  village  of  Sutton,  one  mile  south  of  Potton,  is 
the  seat  of  the  knightly  family  of  Burgoyiic,  its  present 


owner  being  Sir  John  Burgoyne,  Bart.  The  park  is 
highly  picturesque,  well  stndiled  with  trees,  and  the 
walks  are  delightful.  Tradition  says  the  estate  canie  to 
this  ancient  family  by  grant  from  John  of  Gaunt,;duke  of 
Lancaster,  and  conveyed  to  thcui  by  the  following  lines  : 

'  I,  John  of  Gaunt, 

Do  give  and  do  grant. 

To  I'homas  Burgoyne 

And  the  heirs  of  his  line, 

The  manor  of  Sutton,  Wrestlingworth  and  Potton, 

To  have  and  to  hold,  until  the  world's  rotten.' 
The  roads  both  to  Potton  and  Biggleswade  aie  excel- 
lent. The  church  is  dedicated  lo  All  Saints  :  the  living 
is  a  rectory,  in  the  presentation  of  tlie  President  and 
Fellows  ofSt.  John's  College,  Oxfoid.  The  population 
o(  Sutton  and  the  following  parishes,  is  stated  after 
the  notice  of  Eywortli. 

Cockayne-Hatley  village  is  about  two  miles  east 
from  Polton,  situated  on  the  borders  of  CambiidKeshire, 
tnd  chiefly  to  be  noticed  for  its  very  beaniiful  little 
church— the  interior  of  which  has  been  fitted  up  and 
embellished  with  consummate  taste  by  the  Hon.  and 
Rev.  Henry  Cockayne  Cust  (brother  of  Elul  Brownlow), 
the  rector,  as  weli  as  owner  of  the  village.  'I"he  pulpit 
is  elabora'ely  cai\ed,  and  the  furniture,  which  is  of  rich 
purple  velvet,  formed  part  of  the  costly  materials  used 
at  the  funeral  of  GcorKC  III ;  the  font  is  also  of  great 
elegance,  and  the  cloth  of  the  communion  tiihleis  mag- 
nificently embioidei cd  :  the  painted  windows, the  oaken 
screens  and  the  stalls,  with  other  suitable  decorations, 
impart  to  this  incomparable  country  church  the  simili- 
tude to  a  cathedral  in  miniature. 

Everton  villaue  is  two  miles  n.  w.  from  Potton, 
situated  close  to  the  borders  of  the  conn  ties  of  Cambridge 
and  Huntingdon— the  parish  chuich  of  Saint  Mary, 
standing  in  the  latter  county  :  the  living  is  a  vicarage, 
in  the  pationagc  of  the  Master  and  Fellows  of  Clare 
Hall,  Cambridge.  The  Rev.  John  Bcnidge,  well  known 

89 


J^etiforlrjsfjbivf. 


POTTON,  &c. 


Slafer'g 


as  the  author  of  'The  Christian  World  Unmasked,' 
was  vicar  of  tliis  benefice  for  many  years.  There  is 
a  scliool,  condncted  upon  tlie  national  plan,  in  which 
about  sixty  children  recei>e  instruction. 

Contie;u<ius  to  Everton  parish  is  that  of  Sandy,  the 
villase  biing  lather  more  than  two  miles  s.  w.  from 
EvKRToN,  and  about  four  e.  from  Potton.  The  church 
is  dedicated  to  Saint  Swithin  ;  the  benifice  is  a  rectory. 
The  soil  around  this  village  is  so  naturally  favourable 
to  ihe  growth  of  succulent  vegetables,  that  cucumbers 
can  be  cultivated  in  the  open  air,  and  the  onions  are 


these  productions  are  sent  in  large  quantities  to  the 
London  markets.  The  Great  Nori  hern  railway,  now 
in  progress,  will  pass  through  the  village. 

EvwoRTHisan  inconsiderable  village,  about  three 
miles  s.  s.  e.  fn>m  Fotton.  The  church  of  All  Saints 
contains  several  monuments,  some  of  which  are  ancient 
and  interesting:  the  living  is  a  vicarage,  in  the  gift  of 
the  noble  family  of  Yai  borough. 

Population,  ^■c.—M\  these  parishes  are  m  the 
hundredof  Biggleswade— tiieir  population,  respectively, 
in  1841,  was,  Sutton,  41;);  Cockayne-Hatley,  99  ; 
Everton,  233;  Sandy,  1,094;  Eywouth,  128. 


surierior  to  any  otiier  produced  in  this  kingdom  ;  both 

POST  OFFICE  Oastler  street,  Potton,  David  Complon,  Post  71/rM/fr.— Letters  from  London  and 
all  paitTarrire  (rnnn  Biggleswade)  every  morning  at  nine,  and  are  despatclied  thereto  at  eight  in  the  evening. 

POST  orriGE  Sandy,  Baron  Bunting,  Post  Master.— Letters  from  London  all  all  parts  anive  (from 
Saint  Nkots)  everfinorning  at  eight,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  six  in  the  evening. 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY    AND 
CLERGY. 

AUington  Rev  Julm,  (>ittle  Barford 
Asteli  Col.  William,  Kverton  House 
liasedcn  Flev.  Fredeiick,  Oastler  st 
Jiidwell  Rev.  Woodward,  Vicarage 
Blvth  Rev.  Charles,  Sutton 
Buck  worth  Lady  Mary  Payne,  Sandy 

House  [Royston  st 

Chapman  Wni.  Eso.  Brook  House, 
Cook  Rev.  Hairy,  Sandy 
Cust  the  Honhle.   &   Rev.  Henry, 

Cockayne  Hat  ley 
Edwards' iM IS.  Eruabetli,  Market  sq 
Horner  Rev.  Joseph,  m.a.  Everton 
Housden  Mr.  William,  King  st 
Lloyd  John  Cressy,  Esq.,  Oa-tler  st 
Pvii)  Francis,  Esq. the  Hasells, Sandy 
Tite  Rev.  William,  Oastler  st 
Twiss   Rev.   William   Christopher, 

Wrestlingworth 
Youd  Miss  Mary,  Moon  corner 

ACADEIVTIES    «c    SCHOOLS. 

Claydon  John  (boarding  and  day). 
Market  square  [master 

Free  School,  Sun  st — Geo  Sieers, 

Free  School,  Sandy Mary  A. 

Oeakin,  mistress 

Free  School,  Sutton Edward 

Carter,  master;  Julia  Hefford, 
mistress  [Sandy 

Gregory  Robeit  (boarding  and  dayj. 

National  School,  King  st — Eliza- 
beth Masterson,  mistress 

National    School,    Everton 

Judith  i>aw-on,  mistress 

ATTORNEY. 

Smith  William  (and  commissioner 
for  taking  acknowledgments  of 
married  women),  King  st 

BAKERS. 

Edwards  Charles,  Market  square 
Kitchen  George,  King  st 
Paine  John,  Oastler  st 
Porter  George,  Sandy 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Disher  Charles,  Sutton 
Dixie  Samuel,  Sandy 
Ihbett  James,  ICverton 
Seamer  David,  Brook  end 

BOOKSELLERS  &  STATIONRS. 

Tcbbutt  David,  Market  square 
Topliani  Jas.  f&  iiiinter),  Market  sq 

BOOT    Ac    SHOE    MAKERS. 
Dalton   Tiiofiias  Sandy 
ICniery  William,  Market  square 
Forscutt  William,  Sun  st 
Franklin  James,  Oastler  st 
Moseley  Isaac,  Sandy 
Tyler  David,  Oastler  st 
T>ler  George,  Market  square 
Tyler  William,  Oa-itler  st 
Wjnn  John,  Sandy 

BREWERS. 

Bingham  Thomas,  King  st 
Rose  William,  Bull  st 
Strickland  Thomas  (&  hop  dealer), 
Market  square 

BUTCHERS. 
Brown  Thomas,  Sandy 
Davison  Joseph,  Sandy 

30 


Edwards  Joseph,  Bull  st 
Keeling  John,  Market  square 
Paine  Abel,  Sun  st 
Parrott  William,  Market  square 

CABINET    MAKERS. 

Felts  James  Gilbert,  Sun  st 
Franklin  &  Son,  Market  square 

COOPERS. 

Bingham  Thomas,  King  st 
Richardson  Richard,  Sun  &l 
Rose  William,  Bull  st 

CORN  DEALERS  &  MEALMEN. 

Biundham  John,  Market  s(|uare 
Masteis  Win.  &  Jesse,  Market  sq 
Pope  Charles,  Sandy  Mills 
Smith  Lucy,  Potton  Mill 

DRUGGISTS. 

Bond  Charles,  Market  square 
Burnham  George  Wm,  Market  sq 

FARMERS. 

Arnsby  John,  Everton 
Bennett  James,  Oastler  st 
Christmas  Thomas,  Sandy 
Edwards  Christopher,  Everton 
Kdwaids  John,  Rlarket  square 
NailorCrowden,  Warren  Farm 
Pfters  William,  xMarket  square 
Pope  Charles,  Sandy  Mills 
Sertieant  John  James,  Stratford 
Skilliteer  William,  Sandy 
Strickland  Thomas,  Market  square 
Sutton  William,  Hamlet  end 
Tyler  John,  Market  square 

FELLMONGERS. 

Russell  Jacob,  Blackbird  &t 

Youd  Waikin  George,  Moon  corner 

FIRE,    &c.  OFFICE   AGENTS. 

County  (hail-storm),  Jas. Roberts, 

Sun  street 
Property   Protection,  William 

Smiih,  King  street 
Sun,  William  Smith,  King  st 

GARDENERS  gc  SEEDSMEN. 

Ball  Edward,  Sandy 
Barker  John, Sandy 
Barker  Samuel,  Sandy 
Daniel  Robert,  Sandy 
Daniel  Samuel,  Stratford 
Daniel  William,  Stratford 
Jeeves  Henry,  Sandy 
Jeeves  William,  Sandy 
Jeeves 'I'homas,  S;indy 
Nelson  Thomas  Stratford 
Peters  William,  Maiket  square 
Skilli'eer  William,  Sandy 

GROCERS    AND    DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

Brown  Elizabeth,  Blackbiid  st 
BondCharles(and  tallow  chandler). 

Market  scpiarc 
Bunfinn  Baron,  Sandy 
Cook  Samuel,  Oasilcr  st 
Disher  Charles,  Sutton 
Dodinan  Jnhn,  Bull  st 
Felts  William,  Sun  st 
Gilbeit  William,  Everton 
Judd  Jas.  (&  china dealer),Markctsq 
Kemp  William,  Sandy 
Richard.son  Joseph,  King  st 
Sarjeant  John,  Sandy 


HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Rawlins  Edward,  Sandy 
Sear  Henry,  Market  square 
Tebbutt  David,  Market  square 

INNS. 
(See  also  Taverns  S(  Public  Houses.) 
Rose  &  Crown  (commercial  &  pos- 
ting), Henry  I'owell, Market sqnre 
Swan    (commercial),   John  Tyler, 
Maiket  square 

IRONMONGER. 

Cooper  Thomas  Jurratt  (and  while- 
smith,  bell-hanger,  zinc  &  iron- 
plate  worker,  and  agent  for  Rau- 
some's   patent   ploughs),  Market 
square 
JOINERS    6e   CARPENTERS. 
Bane  Samuel,  Sandy 
GiavestocU  James,  Brook  st 
Seamer  Da»id,  Brook  end 
Seamer  James,  Blackbird  st 
Usher  Henry  (&  builder),  Sandy 

LINEN  &WOOLLEN  DRAPERS. 

Bunting  Bmon,  Sandy 
Goodgames  &  Shrosbery  (&  hatters), 

Maiket  square       [Market  square 
Johnson  John  Butler  (and  hatter), 
Judd  James,  Market  square 
Kemp  William,  Sandy 
Sarjeant  John,  Sandy 
MILLINERS&  DRESS  MAKERS 
Amery  Anne,  Sun  st 
Goodman  Maria   (&  straw  bonnet 

maker).  Sun  st 
Rowell  Mary,  Bull  st 
PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS   AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Fisher  James,  King  st 
Lee  William,  Bull  st 
Miller  John,  Sun  st 
Partridge  James,  King  .st 

SURGEONS. 

Rayncs  Henry,  King  .'^t 
Sandell  Henry  William,  King  st 

TAILORS. 

Amery  WiUiam,  Sun  st 
Brasher  James,  Sandy 
Brown  David,  King  st 
Franklin  James,  Oastler  st 
(iiles  John,  Market  square 
Giles  Joseph,  Bull  st 
Revnidd>  Joseph,  Sun  st 
TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 
lllar^k  Horse,  James  Brewer,  Everton 
Hull,  William  Wyman,  Bnll  st 
Chequers,  .lohn.  Miles,  Urook  end 
(ieoiRr,  William  Wyles,  Kine  st 
Green  Slaii,  George  Munns,  Bull  st 
Greyhound,  Joseph  Sutton,  Sandy 
Jolin  o'  Gauni,  John  Henson,  Sutlon 
KiuR's  Head,  William  Rose,  Bull  st 
Ciueen's  Head,  Jane  Randall,  Sandy 
Kfd  Lion,  James  Sutton,  Sandy 
RisinR  Sun,  Joseph  Keeling,  Sun  st 
Three  Hori-eshoes, Geo.  Jams,  Market  aqr. 

Retailers  of  seer, 

Clark  jDhez,  Sutton 
Harlow  (ieorge,  Kingst 
Dear  Mary,  Blackhiid  st 
Dixie  .Samuel,  Sandy 
Gilbert  Jane,  f)stler  st 
(I'ravestock  James,  Brook  end 
Haynes  Geoige,  Sandy 
.Madden  George,  Brook  end 


iiirectoi'})* 


POTTON,  &c. 


3$£t(forlJs!j^ire. 


Norman  George,  King  st 

Norman  Tliomas,  King  st 

Parkin  John,  King  st 

Parkin  W  illiam,  Oaaller  st 

PeacDck  Charles,  Oastler  st 

Seamer  David,  lirook  end 

Seamer  James,  Blaokbird  st 

Sharp  William,  Oasiler  st 

Townsend  Samuel,  Oastler  st 

WagstafT German,  Blackbird  st 

W^ATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Balfe  Tliomas,  ftlarket,  square 
Pepper  Charles,  Maiket  square 

WHEELWRIGHTS, 

Bane  Saauiel,  Sandy 
Gravestock  James,  Brook  end 
Judd  Charles,  Sandy 
Seamer  David,  Brook  end 
Wliyman  VVilliani,  Bull  st 

Miscellaneous. 

Brown  James,  bricklayer,  Oasller  st 
Cannington  Jas.  auclioneer,  &c.  Kingst 
Compton  Boston,  pari-h  clei  Ij,  Oastler  st, 
Compton  Oavii),  steward  to  W.  H.  Whit- 
bread,  Esq.,  Oastler  st 


Deeble  Samuel  John,  brazier  and  tinman, 

Oasller  st  [Market  sq 

Edwards  John,  saddler  &  basket  maker, 
For.scutt  William,  djer.  Sun  st 
Franklin  &  Son,\vine  &  spirit  merdiants 

Market  square 
Inland  Revenue  Office, at  the  Swan 

Inn — John  Williams,  supervisor 
Plowman  WilIIani,dealerin  British  wines, 

Oastler  street  [ket  square 

Powell  Henry,  veterinary  surgeon,  IVlar- 
Robarts  James,  coal  denier,  Sun  st 
Smilh  George,  maltster.  Home  lane 
Tear  William,  bricklayer.  Blackbird  st 

PLACES    OF   WORSHIP, 

AND  THEIR    MINISTERS. 

All  Saints'  Chubcii,  Eyworth — Rev. 

William  Christopher  Twiss — vicar 
All    Saints'    Church,    Sutton— Rev. 

Charles  BIyth.  rector 
Saint  John'sChuuch, Cockayne,  Hat- 

ley--Hon.  &  Rev.  Henry  C.  Casi, i-ector. 
Saint  Mahy's  Chukch,  Potton -Rev. 

Woodward  Bidwell,  r-icac 
Saint  Mary's  Church,  Everton — Rev. 

Joseph  Horner, Cifai- 


Saint  Swithin's  Church, Sandy— Rev 

Henry  Cook,  rector 
Baptlst  Chapel,  Oastler  street— Re 

William  Tile 
Inuepkndrnt  Chapel;  Sun  st— Rev. 

f rtderick  Baseden 
iNUEpENDEfiT    CuAPEL,   SandyrrrRev. 

Alfred  Balfour 

WeSLEVAN  MBTHOUISTCHAPEL,PottOn 

RAILW^AY. 

The  nearest  Slatum  is  Bedford,  on  a 
Branch  of  the  London  ami  Norlh-Wes- 
tern  Line,  12  miles  w.  from  Potto.n. 

There  is  an  Omnibus  from  the  Rose  and 

Crown,  Potion,  to  the  Station  daily. 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,  William  Peters,  from  his 
house,  Market  square,  Thursday 

To  BEDFORD,  William  Peters,  from 
his  house.  Market  square,  Tuesday  and 
Friday,  &  John  Arnold,  from  the  ihree 
Horseshoes,  l-'riday 

To  BIGGLESWADE, John  Arnold, from 
the  Three  Horseshoes,  Mon.  &   I'hurs. 

To  CAMBRIDGE, JohnArnold, from  the 
Three  Horseshoes,  Tuesday  &  Friday 


SHEFFORU  AND    CAMPION, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OF  CLIFTON,  HENLOW,  SOUTHILL,  WARDEN  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS^ 

^HEFFORD  is  a  small  market  town  and  cliapelry,  i  immediate  vicinity  of  Shefford  have  been  discovered 
ill  the  parish  of  Canipton  and  hundred  of  Clifton,  iiunieious  Roman  relics,  many  of  whinli,  to  the  aiiti- 
41  miles  n.n.w.  fiom  London,  9?  s.e.  by  s.  from  Bed-  I  quary,  are  highly  interestina;— including  various  urns, 
ford,  and  7  n.  by  w.  from  Hitchin  (Hert.'*);  situated  i  a  quantity  of  Samian  ware,  some  biautiful  glass  ves- 
on  the  road  between  the  two  last  named  towns,  and  j  sels,  two  musical  instruments,  a eold  fihulBe,  lamps,  &c. 
about  three  miles  to  the  East  of  the  Great  North  of.  together  with  a  number  of  coins,  both  bronze  and 
England  Railway.  Shefford  is  a  clean  litile  place,  its  j  silver;  the  whole  are  in  the  collection  of  the  Fiizwil- 
streets  wide  and  well  paved,  and  its  neneral  aspect  j  liain  museum,  at  Cambrirlge.  'I'he  market,  held  on  Fii- 
indicative  of  comfort.  The  tliree  principal  streets  are  j  day,  is  principally  for  agricnlinrai  produce  and  straw 
entered  by  two  bridges  that  cross  separate  brandies  ot  j  plat.  Fairs,  January  23rd,  old  Lady-day,  May  19tli  and 
the  Ivel ;  these  bianches  form  a  junction  at  i  he  eastern  |  October  11th,  all  for  rattle  The  parish  of  Camptoii 
end  of  tlie  town,  from  whence  the  ii>er  is  navigable  to  ;  contained,  in  1831,  1213  inhabitants,  and  in  1841, 
Biggleswade,  and  thence  {after  falling  into  the  Ouse  j  1,390;  of  which  last  number  about  900  belonged  to 
at  Tempiford)  to  Lynn.     The  trade  is  chiefly  in  corn,  j  the  town  of  Shefford. 

timber,  coal  and  iron,  tiansmitted  by  nnans  of  the  j  Clifton,  one  mile  and  a  half  east  from  Sheffoid, 
navigation  to  and  from  Lynn  ;  straw  plat,  also,  in  the  gives  name  to  tiie  hundred:  the  river  Ivel  runs 
making  of  vvliich  many  women  and  children  are  em- 1  through  the  parish.  The  church  of  All  Saints,  con- 
ployed,  is  brougiit  in  large  quantities  to  the  mat  liet. ,  tains  some  ancient  monnmiiital  brasses,  and  a  beantiul 
The  manorial  rights  aie  vested  in  the  Crown,  and  a  altar-tomh  to  the  memory  of  Sir  Michael  Fisher,  once 


court  Itet  is  he'd  once  in  two  years 

The  places  of  worship  are  Saint  Michael's  chapel  of 
ease,  and  a  chapel  each  for  Baptists,  JNIethodi-sts  and 
Roman  Catliolics.  The  parish  church  is  at  Campton, 
about  two  miles  hence:  in  the  churchyard  lie  interred 
the  remains  of  Robert  Bloomlield,  author  of  'The 
Farmer's  Boy,'  and  many  trther  beautiful  poems,  cele- 
brated for  their  pathos  and  siin()licity ;  the  poet  resided 
many  years  at  Shefford,  whei  e  lie  died  in  August,  1823 


lord  of  the  manor:  the  liring  is  a  lectory,  in  the  eift  of 
the  Rev.  G.  J.  Olivier.     Population  of  the  paiisti,  865. 

Henlow  is  a  parish  and  village,  in  the  same  him- 
dred  as  Clifton,  one  mile  soutli-east  therefrom,  and 
about  4  s.  by  w.  from  Miagh  swade.  The  church  is 
dedicated  to  Saint  Mary:  ..  ■  livint;  is  a  vicarage,  in 
the  gift  of  the  Crown.     Population  of  tlie  parish,  770. 

SouTfiii.L,  two  miles  north  of  Shefford,  contains 
Southill  Park,  the  beautiful  seat  of  the  Whitbrea  I  fa- 


The  livine  of  Campton  is  a  rectory,  in  the  gilt  of  S^ir,  mily.  The  church,  whicli  is  dedicated  to  All  Saints, 
George  O. borne,  Bart.  The  vicinage  of  Shefford  is  contains  several  monuments  lo  the  family  of  Uyng, 
studded  with  numerous  seats  of  the  noble  and  the  among  which  is  one  to  the  admiial  of  tliat  name,  who 
opulent:  the  most  conspicuous  are,  Cliiik-^and  Priory,  j  was  executed  for  an  alleged  iirofessional  crime:  the 
the  .seat  of  Sir  Georf;e  Osborne,  Bart.;  Southill  Park,  |  living  is  a  discharged  vicarage,  with  tliat  of  Old  War- 
W.  H.  Whitbread,  Esq.;  Wrest  Park,  I  he  noble  fiinily  j  den  annexed,  in  the  patronage  of  W.  H.  Whithread, 
of  De  Grey  ;  Heiilow  Grange,  Thomas  A.  Raynsford, !  Esq.  Southill  parish,  including  tlie  hamlets  of  Brooai 
Esq.;  Hawnes  Park,  Lord  Jolin  Thynne,  &c.  In  the  '  and  Stanford,  contained,  in  1841, 1,379  inhahitauts. 
POST  OFFICE,  Bridge  street  North,  Shefford,  Francis  Lewington,  Pos(  Muiter.—Lcncvs  tioin 
•A\  parts  arrive  (from  Biggleswade)  every  morning  at  half-past  seven,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  eight  in 
the  evening. 


NOBILITY,  GENTRY  AND 
CLERGY. 

Austin    Mr.    (Jeoige    (attorney), 

Bridge  street  North 
Baker  Rev.  John  Gerrard,  Warden 
Baldock  Rev,  Charles,  Stanfordbury 
Byiig  Rev.  John,  Hcnlow 
DeGrey  Right  Hon.  Earl, WnstPark 
Edwards    Samuel    Bedford,    Esq. 

Aileseybury 
Green  Mrs.  Sarah,  Clifton  Cottage 
Gulliver  Miss  — ,  Broom 
Hall  Rev.  Benjamin  Bridge  st  North 
Lind.sell  Rev.  Edwd.  M.A.BroomHall 
Olivier  Rev.  D.J.  Clifton  Rectory 
Ongley  Hun.Geoige,MouutPleasnt, 

Warden  [Prioiy 

OsborneSirGeorge.Bart.  Chicksand 
Osborne  Dowager  Lady,  Campton 
Palmer  Heury,  E.sq.  Clifton  Ludge 
Ranyatd  Robert,  Esq.  Clifton 


Raynsford  Thomas  Alexander,  Esq. 

Heiiiow  Grange 
Smart  Miss  — ,  Henlow 
Taylor  Rev.  John,  Higti  st 
Warhurton  Rev.  John,  Southill 
Whitbread    William    Henry    Esq. 

Southill  Park 
Williamson   Rev.    Edmoiid  Rilaud, 

Canipton  Rectory  [Vicarage 

Yates  Rev.  Hugh  Seymour,  Henlow 

ACADEMIES  AND    SCHOOL. 

Freeman  James  (boarding),  High  st 
Infants'  School,  High  st — Jane 

Pessell,  mistress 
National  School,  Henlow — Riclid 

Desforges,  master;  AnnSainpsou, 

mistress 

BAKERS. 

Bacon  George,  High  st 
Duntoii  Thomas,  High  st 


Ell  William,  Henlow 

HareTliomas,  Henlow 

Mastiu    William    (and   mealman), 

Bridge  sticet  Soutli 
Squire  Jnlm.  High  st 
Stevens  William,  His;li  st 

BLACKSMITHS. 
Hart  John,  Warden 
Turner  Geort'C,  Henlow 
Whitbread  John,  Bridge  st  North 
Whitbread  Stephen,  High  st 

BOOKSELLERS,    STATIONERS 
AND    BINDERS. 

Lewington  Francis,  liridgest  North 
LiiiCord  James,  Bridge  street  Norili 

BOOT    AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Foulbigi;  Simon,  Henlow 
Hare  John,  Henlow 
Lovell  John,  High  st 
Wilson  John,  Campton 

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2^£tlfoia0j)trf. 


SHErFORD,   &c. 


Slater'0 


BREWERS. 

Browning  William,  Soutinll 
]bbs  Jolm,  Hii-'li  >t 
Millard  >]an>ell,  Hii;li  st 
Whittakt-r  Jclin  Hcni  y,  Hcnlow 
Wilson  Sainiui,  Clifnui 

BRICKLAYERS. 

BywaUr  Joseph,  Henlow 
Dicl;iiis  Thomas.  Bro'uii 
Jolinsnn  Jam.s  Lacv,  Hitchin  road 
Smith  VVilliain.  Iliiih'w 

BUTCHERS. 

Cooper  John,  Heulow 
Koaipston  GeorHe,  Hitciiin  road 
Farroit  James,  Bridge  street  South 
Tineey  Jolin,  Henlow 
Tmiriv  William.  Hitli  st 
Wcbh'Tlu.nias  StanlDrd 
Wilson  Samuel,  Clifton 

CARPENTERS. 

Bowcn  John,  liridire  street  North 

Ditkins  'lliomas,  Bronni 

Issue  Benjamin,  Sduthill 

Johnson  .lames  Lacy,  llitchin  road 

King  John,  Campton 

Kiiip  Jonali,  Sonthill 

Kirkby  Joseph,  Henlow 

Wallt-r  James,  IJiidije  street  North 

Waller  William,  Hipli  st 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Smith  TlK.mas.  Hridj-'e  bt  North 

Tlioiiuis  John,  W'lih  st 

CORN  MERCHANTS  &  DEALRS 

liodntr  Kichard,  Suf.ffokd  Mill 
)5rowniiis;  U'illium,  Sonthill 
Tarplev  Thomas,  Bridge  st  South 

CORN    MILLERS. 

Bodger  Kidiaid  (&  ci.ru  and  flnur 
dealer),  Shf.ffokd  Mill 

Gurney  John,  Hiiih.w 

Power*  i:dmund,  Stanfoud  Mill 
and  Diggleswd'te 

Squire  Ami.  Cnmptiui 

FARMERS. 

Bodger  Henrv,  Sonthill 
Boduer  Richard,  Siii- fiord  Mill 
Davies  Thomas,  Heidow 
Kurkhy  John,  I'nllhanger 
Knrlvbv  Samuel,  Campton 
I.indsdl  Frederick,  King's  Mill 
Neal  (lec.rge,  C'lilti  n 
Peacock  Jnhii,  Staidord  Bury 
Sheplierd  J  (dm,  Stanford  Bury 
'I'avlor  Samuel,  Bmom 


TiTigey  Charles,  Biidge  st  North 
Tingey  (;eorge,  Henlow 
VVtst  KdwMril,  Bloomfields  House, 
Biidge  st  North 


FIRE,    &r.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Atlas,  (ieo.  Austin,  Bridnes' South 
CoMMFiiciAi.,  VVm.  Caton,  High  st 
Lf.gai.,  William  Caton,  Hi-list 
Noituicii  I'sioN,  (uorge  Austin, 
Bridgf  st  South 
FURNITURE    BROKERS. 

Oelee  Alfred,  Bridge  st  South 

Itoeers  Geome,  Hii;h  st 

Tai  pli  y  Thoiuas.  Bridge  st  Sou'li 

GARDENERS. 

Ashhy  William,  Hitciiin  road 
Dilley  Si'.niuel,  rnonm 
I.ntdicv  J<iset)h,  Siaiif'ad 
Newidn  John,  Henlow 
Wells  Joseph,  Siaiifnid 
Windmill  William,  lleidow 

GROCERS    AND    DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

Caton  William,  Hit;h  st 

Chessum  James,  Campton 

Crane  Ihoma*.  Camiiton 

Kll  William,  Hdilow 

Foster  Kdward,  Higli  st       [Hieli  st 

Goodman  Geo.  (&  tallow  chumllei), 

Hadd'iw  George,  Clifton 

Ivsue  Benjamin,  SoutliiU 

Kem])Son  William,  Hitchin  road 

Laikins  Janies,  Heidow 

Moni<  Marv,  Hieh  st 

Orlell  Jo'^eph,  High  st 

F.ijne  John,  Henlow 

Hider  Robert,  Bridge  street  North 

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HAIR    DHESSERS. 

I  Ashwell  Samuel,  Henlow 
]  Bavsett  Elisha,  High  st 
Haddow  Jame.«,  High  st 

I     INNS  AND  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Blael;  .Swan, Thomas  Brown,  Bridge 
street  South 

Brev\hou-e  Inn.Jos.  Mayes,Henlow 
I  Checpiers,  Janie-  Rowley,  Clifion 
'  Crown,  Abiuail  Tingey,  Henlow 

Crown,  William  Tingey,  High  st 

George  William  Clai^k.'High  st 

Green  Man,  James  Waller,  Bridge 
street  Nortli 

Hare  Si  Honnds.John  Fisher,  Warden 
j  King's  Arms,  Joseph  Jarvis,  High  st 

Newlun.JamesBunvan,  Ampthillid 

i  Red  Lion,  Thomas  Webb,  Stanford 

i  White  Hart  (commercial  &  posting, 

George  Cropper,  Biidte  st. South 

White  Hart,  Win.  Wilson,  Campton 
I  White  Horse,  W^n.  Dilley,  Sonthill 
j  White  Hmse,  David  (iarner.  Broom 

White  Swan,Hy.Clarke,BridgestN. 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

'  Biggs  David,  Henlow 
Coppeiwe  ghtCliHs.,  Bridge  st  South 
Daniel  William,  Henlow 
Dilley  David,  Stanford 
Haddow  George,  L'lifton 
HillyardThoma.s,  High  st 
Kt  linings 'I'homas,  Hitchin  lOad 
Millard  Mansell,  High  st 
Roheits  idaaid.  High  st 
Smith  Kiizaheth,  Back  lane 
Smith  Samnel,  High  st 
'riiompson  Thomas,  C;iinpton 
Thompson  Joseph,  Bridge  st  North 
Wale-  Henry,  High  st 
Waller  Richard,  Biidge  st  North 
West  Jrtmes,  Hiidiin  road 
Wright  Charles,  Clifton 
Wiight  Judith,  Clifion 

IRONMONGERS. 

Morris  Mary,  High  st 

Rogers  George  (&  brazier),  High  .st 

LINEN  &  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

Broivn  J(din  [tk  hatter),  High  st 

Brunt  .lolin.  High  st 

CatfMi  William,  High  st 

Lai  kins.  Jiiiiies,  Henlow       [North 

West  Edward  (cS;  hatter),  Bridge  st 

MALTSTERS. 

liihs  John,  Hiuh  st 
Millard  Maiisell,  High  st 
Whittaker  J<diii  Henry,  Henlow 

MERCHANTS-GENERAL. 

.•\ ustin Francis Fane,South Bridge  wrf  I 
FostirASon,  North  Biidge  wharf  cS: 

/</V.^A'.wrtr/e— Robt.l'liipps,  agent 
Hoyge  Will.,  North  Bridge  wharf  & 

/^>4'>4itv(rA'— Geo.Webstcr.agent 

MILLINERS  &  DRESS  MAKRS. 

Cain  Ann,  High  st 

Chiik  Marv,  Bridge  st 

i'arrott  Ann,  Bridge  street  North 

Roberts    Elizi   (and    straw  bonnet 

maker),  High  street 
PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS,    &c. 
Belts  James  l,oiii:.  High  st 
Jnhiis(Mi  Robert,  High  st 
PROFESSORS    &    TEACHERS. 
BrownJoliiM'piMiio  A:  oigHn),High  st 
Freeman  James(!angnages),  Higli  st 
.lolinson  Mary  Ann  (ori'an).  High  st 
Linford    Charlotte  (piano),  Bridge 

siieet  North 


RAKE  All       SCYTHE    HANDLE 
MAKERS. 

Bland  Charle.s,  Campton 

Childs  George  (&  turner\  Henlow 


SADDLERS. 

Barber  William,  High  st 
Stanton  Widiam,  Bridge  st  North 
Wand  John,  Henlow 

SHEEP,  CATTLE,  &c.  DEALRS. 

I5iyant  James,  S<mthill 
Hanis  Thomas,  Heidow 
Mossmaii  &  Son,  Hinli  st 
Usher  Jidin.  Sonthill 

SURGEONS. 

Hailey  Charles,  High  st 
Hilliard  William  Henry,  High  st 
Layman  James  Milner,  High  st 

TAILORS. 

Ashwell  Samuel,  Henlow  [st 

BiowuJohntcSj  clothes  dealer), High 
Chapman  W  illiam,  Highst 
Gaiidile  Henry,  High  st 
Haddow  George,  Clifton 
Haddow  James,  High  st 
King  JolMi,  Campton 
West  Edward  ^aiid  clothes  dealei), 
Bloomtield  Hou^e,  Bridge  st  Nrtli 
Wilcocks  George,  Henlow 

TIMBER    DEALERS. 

Crosslev  Edward,  Sonthill 
Pitts  Jolin,  Clilton 
WATCH    &     CLOCK    MAKERS. 

Liskip  Hainpdtn,  High  s-t 
Oclee  Alfred  (&  toy  dealer).  Bridge 
street  South 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Harwood  Thomas  Biidge  st  South 
King  Jonah,  Sonthill 
Kiikbv  Joseph,  Henlow 
Webh'Thomas,  Stanford 
WiLson  John,  Clifton 

Miscellaneous. 

Atislin  Gcors;p,  atlortipy.  Bridge  st  South 
Baiiey   Saniut-I.  lanil   steward  to  W.  H. 

Wliitliread,  F.Fq.,  Sonihill 
Busliby  George,  Inazier  Hish  st 
Chapniao    Sophia,  straw  bonnet  maker, 

Hiu'h  sireet  [Norlli 

Clarlie  Heiiry,pouUerer,&c. Bridge  sireet 
Cooper  Jesse,  iilover  and  legging  maker. 

Bridge  street  Nurth 
Devereux  John,  parish  cleik,  Campton 
Goodman  George,  dealer  in  liirmincliam 

goods,  Higli  s'.reet  [.Sonth 

Gresliaiii  Robert, tanner.  &c.Bridi;e  street 
Hi>:giiisJolin,  cooper.  Bridge  st  Nortli 
I.\L.*NU  ItEVKNUE  Office,. it  the  Wliite 

Hart  Inn — John  Uowns, supervisor 
LeveltJolin,  inland  revenue  otlicei-,Hichst 
Linford   James,    chemist  and    drugi;ibt, 

Biidge  street  North 
LiTEIIAUY  INSTITUTK,  High  tt— Robeit 

Johnson,  sectelary 
I,ovell  .lolin,  rsrrier.  High  st 
I'ouell  Joseph  'Ihos.  veterinary  snrgeon, 

High  sireet  [Warden 

Reynolds  Matt,  steward  to  Lord  Ongley, 
Snitch  i'rnnk,  registrar  ot  births,  deaths, 

and  marriages,  Sonlhill 
Stamt  Office,   B  i.lge  street  >'orth— 

Kdward  \\  est,  su!j-dtsl>ilinler 

PLACES    OF   WORSHIP, 
AND    TIIEIU    MINISTEUS. 

Am.    Saints    Cucrcii,    Clilton— Rev. 

Banitl  Olivier,  rector 
Ai.L   Saint's    Chuhch,  Sonthill— Rev. 

John  G.  Baker,  licni- 
Saint  Mat-y's,  fnur.cu  Henlow— Rev. 

Hnuli  S.  Yates,  ticuc 
Saint  Michael's  Church,  ShefTord,  & 

Saint  Mativ's  Chubch.  Campton— 

Rev.  Kdriniiid  R.  Williamson,  rcr/or 
Baptist  Cuaim: i..  Bridge  street  North- 
Rev.  Benjamin  Hall 
Baptist  Chapel,  Southill-Rev.  John 

Warbnrt'ii 
H'EsLnVAN  METiionisiCiiArEL, Highst 
Roman  Catholic   CnAPEi.,  Highst— 

Kev.  Jolin  Taylor,  jirifsl 
COACHES. 
To  LONDON,  Gilherrs  coaih  from  llie 

W  liite  Hart, every  Monday,  Wednesday 

and  I']  iday,  goes  tlirongh  Hitchin 
To  liLDI'oUD.the  7i»ifs,from the  Wliite 

Horse,  Sonthill,  daily 
lo    BIGGLCSWAUK,    Gilbert's   coach. 

from  the  While  Hart,  Tuesday, Tluirs. 

day  and  Saturday 


JBirectnrp, 


SHEFFORD,  &c. 


liJclJfoibsittte. 


RAILWAY.  I  CARRIERS. 

The  nearest  5/n<ion  at  present  is  at  Bed- I  To  LON  DON,  Joseph  Jarvis,  from  the 
PORo,  on  a  Branch  of /he  Lokdon  aNU        King's  Arms,  Tuesday  and  Friday 
Nobth-VVestern  Railwav  To  BEDFORD,  Thoiras  Stevens,  from 

There  is  a  Coach  from   Soulhill  to   the  j      the   Black   Swan,  daily,   ami  Thomas 
Station  daily  Inskip,  from  the  same  house,  Tuesday 


To  BIGGLESWADE.Georee  Kempston, 
from  his  house,  Hitchin  rd,  Wtdncsdav 

To  HITCHIN,  James  Inskip,  from  the 
Back  Swan,  Tuesday,  and  .Poseph  Jar» 
▼is,  Irom  the  King's  Arms,  Wednesday 

To  I.  (jTON,  George  Kempston,  from  his 
house,  Hilchiii  ro.id,  Monday 


SIL80E, 

WITH  FLITTON,  PULLOXHILL,  BARTON  AND  WKSTONING. 


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SSJILSOK  is  a  hamlet  aii'l  chapelry  in  tlie  parish  of 
Flition,  .situated  inidvvay  betwten  Liit'in  and  Bt'dloid, 
ten  finies  from  either  place.  Silsoe  fonieily  had  a 
market  (granted  in  1319  to  Ralph  Fitz-Richa:d,  then 
loTd  (if  the  maiior^,  together  with  a  fair,  wliich  in- 
still retained,  bnt  the  market  has  for  a  long  time  heeii 
iiijconlintied.  Wie.st  Park,  in  this  parish,  is  the  an- 
cient seat  of  the  Greys  ;  the  present  Eail  De  Grey  has 
erected  an  eletf^ni  niansioii  near  tlie  site  of  the  old 
lionse,  which  hud  fallen  into  decay  :  the  same  nolde- 
man  supports  a  good  fr' e-school  in  the  village.  'Ihe 
ancient  fair  is  held  on  tlif  festival  of  St.  Philin  and  Si. 
James,  and  another  on  the  21st  Se|)teniher.  The  pop- 
ulation of  Silsoe  hatnlet,  in  1841,  v\as  788. 

Flitton  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Flitt — the 
township  and  village  is  situated  abiiut  a  milewest  fioni 
Silsoe.  The  parish  chinch  of  Saint  Joim  the  Baptist, 
contains  several  inonumeiits,  amongst  which  is  a  su- 
perb altar  tomb  of  inaibie,  with  the  statues  of  Henry 
Earl  of  Kent  and  Arabella  his  countess;  anoilier  to 


Klitton — the  village,  a  small  one,  is  about  a  mile  and  a 
half  south  from  that  township,  and  about  the  same 
distance  s.s.w.  fioni  Silsoe.  A  mine  of  gold  was  dis- 
covered, in  the  heginnii>g  of  the  la.st  centuiy,  in  this 
palish,  but,  proving  not  snfliciently  productive,  the 
working  of  it  was  soon  ab.mdoned.  The  church  is 
dedicated  to  Saini  James;  the  living  i<  a  vicaiaiie,  in 
the  presentation  of  the  Duke  of  Bedford  ;  the  present 
iiKumb'  i)t  is  the  Rtv.  Edward  Lane  Sayer. 

Bakton  is  a  village  in  the  p  nish  of  Barton-in-the- 
Clay,  in  tlie  same  hundred  as  tl)e  parishes  above 
noticed,  somewhat  above  three  miles  south  from 
Silsoe  ;  agreeahly  situated  on  the  road  fiom  that  village 
to  Luton,  six  miles  north  from  the  latter  town.  The 
paiisb  church  of  Saint  Nicholas  has  recently  been 
rt-no^ated  and  improved,  at  the  exiK-nse  of  the  Rev. 
Dr.  Bowers,  the  pre>ent  incumbent.  The  living  of 
Barton  is  a  rectory,  in  the  giftof  the  Crown.  Popula- 
of  the  parish,  in  1841,  855. 

VVestoning,  or  Jfeston-Ing,  is  o  parish  in  the  hun- 


Heniy,  fatlurof  the  Eail;  and  .'ome  oiheis  to  the  drcd  of  iManshead — the  village  is  situated  4  miles  s.w. 
memory  of  different  noble  families  ;  also  a  bi  ass  fiaure  |  from  Silsoe,  on  the  road  to  Dunstable.  The  adjunct 
of  Thomas  Hill,  who  died  in  1601  at  tlie  gieat  aue  of  I '  Ing '  was  obtnined  from  a  family  of  that  name,  who 
one  hundred  and  tweiiiy-eiebt  years.  The  living  of|fnim('rly  were  owners  of  the  manor.  Tiie  piiulepe 
Flitton  is  a  vicarage,  in  the  patix)nage  of  the  Dean  and  j  of  holding  a  market  and  fair  was  granted  to  this  place 
Canons  of  Christ  Church,  Oxfoid  ;  tbepiesent  incum-|by  Kdv\ard  I;  both,  however,  have  for  niaiiy  years 
bent  is  tlie  Rev.  Allied  Browne.  The  population  of^cea  ed  to  be  observed.  The  church  is  dedicated  to 
Flitton  parish,  exclusive  of  Silsoe  chapeliy,  in  1841,  Saint  IVJary  Magdalene:  the  living  is  a  Wcarage,  of 
was  575.  which  the  Ri  v.  Thomas  Peirse  is  the  iiresent  incuin- 

PuLLOXHiLL  is  a  patish  in  llie  same  iiundred  asibeut.    Population  of  the  parish,  in  1841,  7J2. 
POST    OFFICE,  Silsoe,  Benjamin  Caiter,   Post  il/ai/er.— Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  at  eight 
in  file  inorniiiL',  mid  -ire  despatched  at  six  in  the  evening. 


MOBILITY,    GENTRY    AND 
CLERGY. 

Baldwin  Mrs.  .lane,  Silsne 
Boweis  Rev.  Tmioihy,  Barton 
Browne  Rev.  Alfi  ed,  Flitton 
Campion  Rev  Jolin  VVm.  Westoniiig 
Cole  Mis.  Mary  Elizabeth,  Flition 
De  Grey  the  Hight  Hon.Elail,  Wrest 

Park,  Silsoe 
Eve  Richard,  Esq.  Silsoe       [Silsoe 
Fi-rgusini    Rev.  Thotnis  Patterson, 
Hamilton  Rev.  Alfred,  Silsoe 
Lord  John,  Esq.  SiNoe 
Pearsc  Rev.  Thomas,  VVestoning 
Pearst  Geo.  E-q.  Harlingioii  House 
Piatt  Mrs.  Kaiiiiy.  Sil>oe 
Sayer  Rev.  Edward  Lane,  Pnlloxhill 
Trethewy  Mr.  Henry  (land  agent  tu 

Eail  De  Gri-y),  Silsoe 

SCHOOLS. 

Free    School,    Silsoe — Franci* 

Walker,  master;   Anne  Walker, 

mistress 
Infants'  School,  Silsoe — William 

Ross,  master 
National    School,    Westiming — 

WiJliatn  Hopkins,  master;  Rlaiy 

Hopkins,  mistress 
National    School,     Pulloxhill — 

Autie  Chapman,  mistress 

INNS    AND    PUBLIC    HOUSES- 

Blacl<  Bull,Tlu)s.  Etlwards,  Barton 
Chequers.  MatyCo<d;,  Pnlloxhill 
Chequers, Saml.  Pilgiiin,  Westoiiing 
C>iach&  Horses,  VVm. Chandler, Bat  til 
Cross  Keys,  William  Day,  Pullo.'jhill 
Ge^riielnii  Jcommerciai  &  posting', 

Benjamin  Curter,  Silsoe 
Nngs'  Head, John  Hiodes.Westoning 


Rose  &  Crown,  Reb-cca  Goodman, ;  Hyde  Hy.  tailor  &  draper,  Pulloxhill 

Baiton  [Silsoe  i  Mackaness  Jos.  painter,  &c.  Barton 

Star   and   Garter,   Mary    Havhead,  j  Mann  VVm.  dr-iper  &  grocer,  Silsoe 

While  Horse,  Joseph  Abbis,  Flition  ,  Mason  John,  farm  bailiff  to  Earl  De 


FARMERS. 

Aldridge  William,  VVesioniug 
BrightiHoie  Charles,  Silsoe 
Burbidge  Thomas,  Barton 
Carter  lienjamin,  Silsoe 
Church  William,  Pulloxhill 
Giddings  Chailes,  Sil-oe 
H.irris  Samuel,  Banon 
Lee  John,  Barton 
Smith  William,  Wistontng 
Squire  William,  Silsoe 
SHOPKEERS    AND    TRADERS 
Allen  Anne,  shopl-eeiier.  Barton 
.Allen  John,  carpenter,  Baiton 
Aiclier  William,  painter.  Barton 


Grey,  Silsoe 
I  Mead  John,  cooper,  Bariou 
Morris  Jno.wheelwiight, VVestoning 
Muliins  J()hn,carpeiiteraiid  grocer, 
I     Bai  ton 

I  Neal  Joseph,  carpenter,  Pulloxhill 
j  Palmer  Stephen,  gardener,  F.iitoii 
;  Rich  James,  parish  clerk,  Silsoe 
i  Roberts  Danl.  beer  rrtailer.  Barton 
j  Sharp  Abel,  sliopkeeper,  Barton 
1  Simpson  Richard,  gardener,  Silsoe 
\  SpringSatnl.  sln'plieeper, Westoiiing 
I  SjiringSai  all, dress  makr.Wesloning 
'  Spiiiig  William,  lailor,  Westoniiig 


Tiiiinis  James,  beer  retailer,  Baiton 
\rnokl  Jas.  heer  retailer,  Pulloxhill    Tummins  Jos.  beer  retniler,   Flitton 
BeechenorRobt.  blacksmith,  Baitou    UnderwoodJno.booimakr,Piilloxhil 
Blott  VVilliani,   draper  and  grocer,  !  Warren  Geoige,  boot  maker,  Barion 
Barton  I  Willsoii  Luke,  beer  retailer,  Banou 

Bone  Charlotte,  baker,  Silsoe  |  Wright  Chas.  cm  n  dealer,  Barton 

Brightinan  Charles,  butcher,  Silsoe  '  

Cain  John,  blacksmith.  Pulloxhill     |  COACHES. 

Chandlerlhos.taiior  Shatter,  Barton  :  To  LONDON,  the  Wonder  (from  Ampt- 
ChapmanJno.  hootinaker,Pulloxhill        ^ill),  calls  at  th_e  George   lnn,^Sil»oe 


Chase  Charles,  beer  retailer,  Baiton 
Childs  Barnett,  butcher,  VVesoning 
Chippertield    Cliarl  s,    draper   and 
grocer,  Pulloxhill  [soe 

C'lolieVVm.  tailor  &  shopkeeper,  Sli- 
Fiiiit  James,  grocer  &  dr.iper,  Silsoe 
Gee  John,  hoot  maker,  Baitnn 
Girldings  Chas.  wheelwright,  Silsoe 
GiidgenRichd.beerretailer,Pnlloxbll 
Hallswnrth  CIihs.  baker,  Pulloxhill 
Hillyard  .My  shopkeeper,  Westoniiig 
HopkinsHanh.shopkeeprVVestoniiig 


every  Monday,  Wednesday  &  Friday  ; 
goes  through  Luton. 
To  AMPTHILL,  the  Wonderiirora  Lon- 
don), calls  at  the  Gtoige  Inn,  Silsoe, 
every  Tuesday,  Thursday  &  Saturday. 

RAILW^AY. 

The  nearest  Station  is  seven  mile» 
from  Silsoe,  on  the  Beuford  and 
Bletchlkt  Bra.nch  of  the  North; 
Western  Line. 

CARRIER. 
To  BEDFORD   and    LUTON,  Thomas 
Inskip,  from  Ihe  George,    Monday  and 
Friday. 


TOUDIiNGTOiN 


lis  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Manshead— the  market 
town,  a  veiy  inconsiderable  one,  is  38  miles  N.w.  hy  n. 
from  London,  5  from  Wobum  and  Dunstable,  and 
4  from  the  station  of  the  Dunstable  branch,  on  the 


London  and  Norlh-Western  Railway.  The  town  is 
seated  on  an  eminence,  and  openly  built ;  its  bouses  are 
irregularly  disposed,  and  of  ancient  appearance.  The 
straw  plat  manufacture  forms  the  employment  of  a 

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TODDINGTON. 


^(at£i'ja; 


fieat  portion  of  the  inhabitants,  and  is  an  article  of 
iiiipoitaiice  in  the  markt-t  here.  The  parish  church  of 
Saint  George  is  commodious  and  venerable;  its  exte- 
rior abooiids  with  those  wliimsicalities  of  ancient 
sculptors,  groicsque  figures  of  nionsirousandim:iginary 
animals  ;  the  interior  incloses  some  very  ancient  mon- 
uments, on  one  of  which  is  an  epitaph  on  Lady  Maria 
Wenrworih,  vvlio  died  in  1632;  the  following  lines 
from  it  exhibit  a  specimenof  the  extravagance  of  the 
poetical  conceits  of  that  age : — 

'  Her  soul  grew  so  fast  wilMn, 
)t  broke  thp  outward  shell  of  sin. 
And  so  was  hatched  a  cherubim.' 


The  living  of  Toddington  is  a  rectory.  Tlie  Baptists 
and  the  WesleyHii  Methodists  have  each  a  iilace  of 
worsh  phere.  A  hospital  was  foundtd  in  this  town, 
in  1443,  bv  Sir  Jii)iii  Brouuhton,  fur  three  poor  men 
and  a  chaplain;  and  there  are  besides  three  alms- 
houses for  icn  poor  widows.  Oh  Cinger  Mount,  in 
this  neiehbouihooodjare  the  remainsuf  ibe  old  manor 
honse  of  Tinldingiot).  'llie  mai  ket  is  held  on  S.tur- 
day;  and  the  faiis  Ai>ril  25tli,  the  first  Monday  In 
June,Scpteniber4th,  Nweinber2i)dand  December  6th, 
for  cattle  and  Fedlery.  The  parisli  contained,  in  183^1, 
l,y26  inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  2,225. 


POST  OFFICE,  William  Horley,  Post  i»/n*/e/.— Letters  from  IjONDon  and  all  parts  arrive  (from 
Dunstablk)  every  morning  at  nine,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  five  in  the  afiernoon. 


GENTRY   AND    CLERGY. 

Atkins  Kicha  il,  Ksq.,  Toddington 
Cooper  Uev.  James,  Lindsey, Tod- 
dington 
Cooper  William,  Esq.,  Pitrk  House 
Cooper  William  Dodge,  Es'i,  Tod- 
dington House 
Hicks  Mrs.  Mai ia, Toddington 
Wood  Wer.  Wiliam, Toddington 
PROFESSIONAI.   PERSONS. 
Hicks  Robfrt,  .suigeon 
Horley  William,  .•schoolmaster 
Hogg  Henry  Lee,  surgeon 
FIRE,    &e.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 
Argus  (life),  Thomas  ilaiter 
Ge.nebal  (fire  <Si  life),  Robert  Bell 
Star  (fire  &  life),  Richard  Barton 
Sun  (fire  and  Westminster  (life). 

Key  Hardey 
INNS  and'  public  houses. 
Angel,  Sarah  Kent 
Bell,  Ann  Baker 
Gritfin  (cominercial&  inland  rcvenne 

office),  Daniel  Shepheid 
New  Inn,  John  Ellis 
Queen's  Head,  Edmnnd  Wildman 
Sow  &  I'igs,  Benjamin  Koxley 
SHOPKEEPERS  &  TRADERS. 
Ashby  Richard,  shoe  maker 
Baker  Joseph,  painter  &  plnmljer 
Barker  William,  carpenter 


Barnwell  Jnlin,  shoe  maker 
Barton  Richard,  grocer  St  draper 
B-11  Jtobert,  drapei  d.  tea  dealer 
Bright  William,  tailor  &  haircirtter 
Carter  Tliomas  diaper  &  wholesale 

(jrocer 
Cook  John,  builder  &  dealer  in  plat 
Faulkner  Elizabeth,  dress  maker 
Faulkner  Thomas,  brewer 
Faulkner  William,  baker 
Faulkner  Willian),  maltster 
Faulkner  William,  joiner 
Fletcher  Emantte),  beer  retailer 
Fox  Frederick,  saddler 
Foxley  Joseph,  baker 
Gilbert  Thomas,  beer  retailer 
Horley  Ann,  butcher  &  shopkeeper 
Horley  John,  baker  &  corn  dealer 
Horley  William,  stationer 
Janes  Thomas,  bntcher 
Janes  Elizb.,  inilliner&  dress  maker 
Jennincs  Francis,  straw  dealer 
Major  Thomas,  carpenter 


Powell  James,  shopkeeper 
.Scotthings  Joint,  bntcher 
Sear  Edmnnd,  baker  &.  corn  dealer 
Shelton  William,  market  gardener 
Shepiierd  Daniel,  farmer 
Siniih  Sophia,  shopkeeper 
Smith  Sophia,  baker  [keeper 

Spring  John,   shoe  maker  &  shop- 
Spuffi'rd  George,  painter  &  glazier 
StnigesCaroline&.  Elizabeth, grocers, 
draiiers,  &  china  ik  glass  dealers 
ThackreyWm.currier&leattiercaiter 
Tibzey  John,  boot  &  shoe  maker 
Tompkins  Wm.,  straw  plat  dealers 
W'liiitiiigton  Sarah,  farmer 
Whittington  WilliatM,  cattle  doctor 
Wildii)an  Edmund,  bricklayer 
Wililnian  James,  bricklayer 
Wise  Mary,  shopkeeper 
Wood  Charles,  grocer  &.  tea  dealer 


RAILWAY. 

,.-.,,  o       <  .11      The  nearest  A'/a/iOii  is  fwir  milc)  dis- 

Martm  Henry  Stephen,  corn  dealer  tant,  on  tiis  Drr^sTASLK  Bkakcji  of  the 


IVlead  John,  hair  dresser 
Miickleston  Ann,  shopkeeper 
Osborn  Daniel,  shopkeeper 
Fhilpot  George,  tailor 
PhilfKJt  Louisa,  straw  hat  maker 
Pooley  William,  watch  maker 
Potts  Daniel,  lu  er  retailer 
Potts  Daniel,  blac  ksmith 


London  and  ISonh-Western  Hue. 

CARRIERS. 

To   LONDON,    DL'NSTABLE,    MAR. 
KET  STREET   and   ST.  ALBANS, 

.lames  Ellis,  from  his  honsi-,  Monday, 
Tuesday.  Thursday  and  Fiiday. 
To  WOBCRN,  Hfnry  Puisell,  from  the 
Griffin,  Thursday  and  Saturday. 


AVOBURN, 

WITH   THE  VILLAGES  OF  ASPLEY-GUISE,  HUSBORN  CRAWLEY,  MILTON  BRYANT, 

RIDGMONT  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 
OBURNisapaiishinthehundredofManshead—l  dents.  Baptists  and   Wesleyan  Methodtsis,  a  Biitish 


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the  market  town,  handsome  and  respectable,  is  42  nriles 
N.  \v.  by  N.  from  London,  14  s.  w.  by  s.  fiom  Bedfnid, 
fi  N.  from  Leighton  Buzzard,  and  24  s.  e.  from  Nor- 
thampton ;  situated  near  the  Bedford  and  Bleichley 
branch  of  the  London  and  North-Western  RaiKvav. 


school  and  twelve  almshouses  for  poor  persons;  these 
charitable  in-stiun'rons  are  mainly  snpported  by  the 
munificence  of  the  nobleman  before  mentioned. 

The  chief  object  of  attraction,  in  the  riciniiy  of  the 
town,  i.s  Woliurn  Abbey  and  Park,  the  superb  seat  of 


This  place,  spelled  liy  Leland,  in  his  Itinerary,  Owbitrii,  \  the  noble  family  of  Rus.^i'l! :  it  occupies  the  site  of  a 
was,  ill  the  year  1724,  nearly  destroyed  by  fire;  but  i  Cistercian  Abbey,  founded  in  llJf)  by  Hugh  de  Bolbeck, 
this  circumsta  ice,  though  disires.sins  to  individuals,  |  the  re^-enue  of  which,  at  the  dissolntinn,  was»alu<dat 
ultimately  proved  generally  b.  iieficial,  as  the  houses  upwards  of  £400. ;  the  site,  with  a  great  portion  of  the 
weie  M)on  after  rebuilt  in  a  more  regular  and  tasteful  lands,  w*s  granted  by  Edward  VI,  in  lfJ4,  to  Lor  J 
style.  The  market  bouse,  whic!i  stands  in  the  centre,  John  Russell.  'I'bc  jwrk  comes  close  to  the  town,  and 
ot  the  town,  was  much  itnpioved  by  Francis  Duke  of  j  being  generonsly  open  to  the  public,  affords  to  the  in- 
fledford.  The  head  of  the  house  of  Bussell  is  lord  of  i  habitants  delightful  w.dks,  amidst  scenery  remarkably 
tie  manor,  and  as  such  holds  courts  annually,  or  ofteneri  beauiitul  and  diveiVified.  Wobukn  House  was  almost 
as  occasion  may  rcquiie  ;  and  the  magistrates  assemble  |  wholly  rebuilt  by  Flitcioft,  for  John  Duke  of  Bedford, 
heie  every  fortnight,  in  petty  session,  upon  bnsini  ss  !  about  the  middle  of  the  last  century.  This  extensive 
connedtd  with  the  lin:idred.  The  manufactures  of  and  macnificent  building.  Situate  in  the  midst  of  a  fine 
Wobarii  are  lure  and  straw  plai  ;  an  cxiensivc  tiade ,' park,  occupies  four  .tides  of  a  r|uadrangle:  the  west 
ii  also  carried  on  in  com  and  timber  ;  there  are  besides  i  front  is  of  the  Ionic  order,  with.m  insulated  basement; 
several  maltinus  and  in  the  immediate  neighbourhood  i  the  princi|)al  floor,  or  suite  of  rooms  on  tliis  side,  con- 
arecon-ideiable  pitsof  that  useful  article,  fidlers' earth.  I  sists  of  a  .saloon,  state  bj-d  loom,  and  drawing  aniJ 
The  parish  churcii  of  Saint  Maiyisaiieai,  conve- .  dining  n'oins ;  the  soulh  compii>es  the  library,  bicak- 
nient  and  handsome  structure,  while  its  ivy-cloihed  '  fast  and  Dnke's  rooms  ;  the  east,  the  vestil)ule,seivants' 
wallspie.sentaveneiabie  appearance:  the  tower,  wliich  I  olfices,  &c. ;  the  north  includes  the  Qneen's,  Prince 


formerly  5to(>d  detached  from  the  main  building,  is  now 
united  to  it,  ami  the  Duke  of  Bedford  has  snrmonnied 
it  with  a  l)>-autiful  spiie,  and  furnished  the  altar  with  a 


fMhert's  rooms,  and  various  other  chambers.  The 
gallery  exhibits  a  large  nnd  most  interesting  collection 
r)f  portraits,  whilst  numerous  oiher  valuable  paintings 


fine  p  inting  of  the  nativity  :  the  livin.'  is  a  |)ei|)efual  j  are  dispersed  in  other  rooms.  In  the  sculpture  tallery 
curacv,  the  Duke  being  patron  and  impropriator.  The  ii  the  l)eautiful  anticpie  vase  brought  to  this  countiv  by 
church  coi'.tiins  a  curious  monument  to  the  .Stanton  |  Lord  Cawd<ir;  and  an  ancient  sareophagus  of  marble, 
family,  consi.siiiK?  of  twelve  figures  in  the  attitude  of  coiueyed  hither  from  Ephesiis ;  the  «roiip  of  tlie  traces, 
prayer,  besides  several  other  ancient  sepulchral  memo-  ;  by  Canova,  &c.  This  mansion  has  received  maiiv  itn- 
lials.  The  other  establishments  of  religious  worship,  provemenis  and  undergone  considerable  alleiatioiis, 
instructiou  and  benevolence,  are  chajieis  for  Indepni-    pHrticnh>rly  under  Francis  Duke  of  Bedford;  the  addi- 

VA 


Mivtctot^, 


WOBURN,  &c. 


BeUfoitJiSfitic. 


tional  buildings  were  designed  and  execnted  liy  Mr.  i  discontinued.  The  parish  church  of  Saint  Botolph 
Holland.  The  park  is  ab  ut  twelve  miles  in  circum-  ■  C(.ntains  sevt-ral  monuments  of  antiquitv  and  interest' 
ference,  surrounded  by  a  wall ;  it  comprises  a  pleasing  the  living  is  a  rectory,  in  the  gift  of  the' Duke  of  Bed- 
variety  of  hill  and  dale,  and  is  enriched  with  peculiarly  ford.  Tlie  parish  contains  l,l;^9  iiihaliitaiits. 
fine  woods  of  m;ijesiic  oaics.  Winding  through  the  i  Husborn-Lrawley,  an  adjoining  parish  to  Aspley- 
woods,  the  visiter  arrives  at  'the  Duicliess'  Shrub-  Guise,  contains avillage about  twoand  a  halt  miles n.e. 
bery,'  beautifully  laid  out  in  the  modern  ta-te  ;  leaving  from  W.iburn.  The  church  of  Saint  Mary  Magdalene 
which,  and  riding  over  the  hill,  which  commands  an  occupies  an  elevated  site,  and  has  a  lofty  tower.  A 
enchanliHg  and  comprehensive  prospect,  he  comes  to  handsome  canopied  monument,  with  t)ie  figures  of  an 
the  evermeen  plantation,  of  abnut  two  hundred  acres—  armed  knight  and  his  jadv,  is  in  ihe  church:  the  living 
a  charming  ride  on  a  fine  dry  soil,  through  avenues  of  is  a  discharged  vicarage,  iii  the  presenia'ion  o(  the  Duke 
all  varieties  of  evergr<  ens,  of  luxuriant  growth,  so  that   of  liedford.     Population  of  the  p  uisli  (,'>ti. 

Milton-Brvant  i- a  small  village,  ahout  two  miles 
S.E.  from  VVohurn,  situated  a  little  to  the  north  o(  the 
road  to  London.  The  church  is  dedicated  to  Saiut 
Peter :  the  living  is  a  rectory,  in  the  gift  of  the  Crown. 
Population,  382. 

RiDGMONT  village  and  parish  i.s  in  the  hundred  of 
Redbomestnke — thevillagelieingaboMt  three  miles  n.k. 
from  VVoburn.  In  old  records  it  is  written  Rugemont~ 
i.e.  the  'Red  Hill,'  apphcable  to  its  situation  and  the 
colour  of  the  soil.  The  church  of  All  Saints  has,  within 
these  few  years,  received  adilition  of  sittings,  at  the 
expense  of  the  society  for  building  and  enlarging 
churches  and  chapels :  the  living  is  a  discharged  vicar- 
age, united  with  Segenhoe.    'I'here  is  a  place  of  wor- 

•I'he 


the  equestrian  is  sheltered,  in  the  depth  of  winter,  by 
a  Continuous  canopy  of  veidiire.  Queen  Klizaheth 
made  a  Joui  ney  to  this  seat  in  1572  ;  :ind  when  Charles  I 
visited  VVobuin  in  16J.T,  he  reposed  attlie  Abbey.  'I'he 
puhlic  day  for  viewing  the  Abbey  is  Friday,  from  eleven 
till  four,  between  Lady-day  and  Michaelmas,  and  from 
eleven  till  three  between  Michaelmas  and  Lady-day. 
The  market  day  at  Uot'urn  is  Frid.iy.  Fairs,  January 
1st,  March  23rd,  July  I3th  and  September  25th.  The 
parish  of  Wohurn  contained,  in  1831, 1,827  inhabitants, 
and  in  1841,  1,914. 

AsPLEY-GuisE  is  a  parish,  in  the  same  bundled  as 
VVoburn— the  village  is  pbasaiitly  situated  two  miles 

noith  of  that  town.    Anselm  de  Guise,  in  1267,  obtained    _^_,  -  -„ .-._ .^ 

a  charter  for  a  market  to  be  held  hereon  Friday,  and  a  [ship  here  for  Baptists  and  a  National 'school 
fair  at  the  tide  of  St.  Botolph— both  of  which  have  been  I  parish  contained,  in  1841,  964  inhabitants. 

POST  OFFICE,  Bedford  Street,  VVoburn,  John  Charles  Peeline,  Post  Master.— LHier^hom  Lon- 
don, and  various  places  South,  also  from  Birmingham,  Manchester,  Liverpool,  and  the  North  of 
England,  and  from  Scotland  and  Ireland,  arrive  every  morning  at  six,  and  afternoon  at  two,  and  are 
despatched  at  a  quarter  before  tin  in  the  moiniiig,  and  eight  in  the  evening. 

Letters  from  Bedford,  Ampthill,  Huntingdon,  Saint  Neots,  &c.,  arrive  every  morning  at  eight,  and 
are  despatched  at  six  in  the  morning. 


NOBILITY,  GENTRY  AND 
CLERGY.        i 

Andrews  Rev.  James,  Leiah'on  st 
Ash  well  Edward,  Esq..  Evershnlr 
Bedford    His  Grace  the  Duke  of, 

Woburn  .Ahhey  [mont 

BentinckRev.George  William, Ridg- 
Bird  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  Aspley  Guise 
Bond  Rev.  Edward,  Fligh  st 
Brooks  I'.ev.  Joseph,  Ridgmont 
Bncl.le Henry,  Esq.,  DrakeloeLodge 
Castledeii  Mr.  Geoi-ge,  Geoige  st 
Cautley  Mrs.  Ociavia,  Geoige  st 
Davy  Mr.  George,  Georsje  st 
Deiii.-on  William  Henry,  Esq.,  Fen- 
ton  House,  Woburn  lane 
Erskine    Rev.    Henry    Macdouald, 

Bedlord  st 
Gardner  Mrs.  Mary,  MaiUet  place 
Godwin  Rev.  Thomas,  Leighton  st 
Hedges  Rev.  Charles,  Aspley  Guise 
Howe  William   Fitzwilliam,    Esq., 

Aspley  Guise  [Bryant 

Iiiglls   Miss   Mary   Louis i,   Milton 
Inglis  Sir  Robert  Harry,  Bart,  m.p., 

Milton  House,  Mibon  Biyant 
Keer  William  Francis,  Esq.,  Asplev 

Cottage  [Bryant 

Mansfield     Rev.    William,    Milton 
Matthew  Rev.  Henry,  Eversliolt 
Moore  Rpv.  JnhnVaux.AspleyGuise 
Orlebar  Roht.  E-ci.Hu^lioniCrawley 
Pain  Rev.  Richard,  A.spley  Guise 
Palmer  Mr.  John,  Hushoiu (Crawley 
Porter  Miss  Jhuc,  Georae  st 
Robinson  John,  E^q.  .Asp!ey  Guise 
Hussell  Lord  Charles,  George  st 
Skinner  .Mr.s.  Elizabeth,  Bedford  st 
Smart  Willi  mi  Lyn,  Esq.,  Lyndon 

House,  Eversholt  [House 

SmithColonelChas.  Heivey,  .Aspley 
Smith    Rev.    Buteler    Cheinocke, 

Aspley  Guise 
Stannard  Mr.  John,  Froxficld 
TankersleyMis  Elizabeth,  Eversholt 
Welflale  Miss  Susannah,  George  st 
White  Mr.  John,  Husborn  Crawley 
Wifrei!Mr.BeniaininB.,Aspl'  y  Guise 
Wilfen  Mrs.  Alary,  Aspley  Guise 

ACADEMIES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

British  School,  LeiKhton  street — 

Charles  Millard,  ma.ster 
British  School,  Bedford  street — 

Mary  Anne  Smith,  mistress 


British  School,  Aspley  Guise- 
John  Wood,  master 

Daniel  Juliet  (boarding),  Leighton  si 

Free  School,  Milton  Bryant— 
Merlin  Best,  master;  Susannah 
Pi  ice,  mistress 

Henrie  Edward  (boaiding),  Leigh- 
ton strt  et 

Infants'  School,  Bedford  street— 
Martlia  Stevens,  mistress 

Infants'  School,  Woburn  Sands 
—  Klizabeth  Sharp,  mistress 

National  School,  Aspley  Guise — 
Henry  Bitkerstatfe,iiiasier;  Mary 
Ann  Bickerstaffe,  mistress 

National  School,  Ridgmont— 
fJeorge  Siinson,  master 

Palmer  Anne  (boirding),  George  st 
AGENTS,    &c. 

TO  HIS  GRACE  THE  DUKE   OF    BEDFORD. 

BakerGeorgeWilliams{farm  bailifTj, 

Park  farm 
Bennett  Thomas  (lnnd).  Park  farm 
Forbe>  James  (gardener),  Froxfield 
HnckerCharles  (huilding),Park  tarm 
Paifieeman  Jidin  (house  steward), 

Woburn  Abbey  [larm  j 

StephensRichar(l( wood  agent), Park  ! 

AGRICULTURAL  IMPLEMENT; 
MAKERS. 

Hensmaii  William  &  Son   (and.'en- ! 

gineers&ironfounders)  Bedford  st  j 

ATTORNEYS.  I 

Day  Charle-,  Rii  iiard,  Hii;h  st     .       ! 

Green  John  (coroner),  George  st     1 

AUCTIONEERS.  , 

Devey  Charles  Thomas,  High  st 
Whitlock  Frederick,  Bedford  st 

BAKERS.  m&i 

Beard  John,  Bedford  st  I 

Berwick  James,  Husborn  Crawley 


BLACKSMITHS. 

Biid  John.  Leighton  st 
Kills  William,  Aspley  Guise 
Haynes  Ann,  Bedfoid  st 
Alaidlin   Fainell,  Hnshoi n  Ciawley 
Mavett  Joseph,  Ridamont 
Nottingham  William,  Chapel  st 
Read  Edward,  Aspley  Guise 
BOOKSELLERS  &  STATIONRS. 
Clai  ke  George  Bowdlcr  (&  printt  r». 

Park  st 
Ciofts  William,  High  st 
Dodd   &   Peeling   (and   publishers, 

printers  &  binder-),  Bedfr.rd  ,st 
Harland  William,  Marketplace 

BOOT   AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Francis  William,  Kidgnioiit 
Heighii;gt()ii  Thomas,  High  st 
Jackson  Frederick,  Asjiley  Guise 
Lewis  Jes>.e,  Bedford  st 
Mallery  Thomas,  Rid^'mont 
Robert's  William,  High  st 
Rush  Josepli,  Geoiae  st  [Gui.se 

VVoodin  Richard  Waterman,  Aspley 

BREWERS. 

Bennett  John,  Asphy  Gui'-e 
Fowler  Jame«,  Leiahton  st 

BUTCHERS. 

Brown  Geoige,  Bedfoiil  st 
Doughty  Thomas.  Aspley  Guise 
FdmuiidsGcoi  tie  Thomas,  Chapel  bt 
Kent  .lohii,  Riilgriioiit 
N'  gus  George,  Husborn  Crnwley 
Randall  Williain,  Hushorn  Crawley 
Steeis  John,  Bedford  st 

CABINET    MAKERS    AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Devey  Cb.irles  Tbom;is,  High  .st 
Robertson  John,  Leinluon  st 
Vates  Joseph,  Brdlord  st 

CARPENTERS  6t  JOINERS. 

Bunker  Thomas,  High  st 
Handscombe  William  Aspley  Guise 


Claike  Tlios.  Jas.,  Husborn  Crawley   Jackson  Fieilerick,  Aspley  Gui-e 


Gosling  Thomas,  Ridgmont 
Hall  Geoige,  Market  piace 
LillevRohertJames  (&  confectioner), 

Bedford  st 
Roebuck  .lames.  Back  lane 
Smith  Kitty,  Aspley  Guise 
BERLIN  WOOL  REPOSITORIES 
Britiain  Maria,  Bedford  st 
Pearson  J<pbn,  Geoige  st 


Snook  Francis,  Geoige  st 
I     CHEMISTS    &    DRUGGISTS. 

Clai  ke  David  (&  manufacturer  of  ihe 
smut  in  wheat  pieveiiti\e).  Park  st 

Down  Henry,  (&  proprietor  of  the 
'  Farmer's  Fiicnd'  for  the  (Meveii- 
tion  of  smut  in  wheat), Market  pi. 

FreemanWm.  Edwd. Rogers,  High  st 

Heighiiigton  Thfimas,  High  st 


^UtCl»j5 


WOBUllN,  &c. 


i^trectoifi. 


CHINA  St  EARTHENWARE 
DEALERS. 

Blinker  Tlmnias,  Hi^h  >t 

CiarUe  David,  Park  st 

Hoblis  .Alii-.ih  nil.  VV.ibiini  Sands 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 

Attwodd  Will,  tk  C"<>.,  Wobiii  11  Sands 
Clarke  &  -Son,  Wobiiiii  Sands 
Gieeii  Tlios.  &  J(iliii,\V'(iburii  Sand!' 
Stratlold  Uoben  Collftt,  Leigbtonsi 
and  Wobiirn  Station 

CORN  DEALERS. 

Evans  Julin,  Bedford  .^t 
Rogers  Geoine,  Maikt  t  place 

FARMERS. 

Atterbiiiy    Heiuy  Thomas,  Speed- 
well tarm 
Beniifit  Samuel,  BickiTiiig's  pirk 
Croncl)Al)ibiii.\VinK,Ki(lgiiioiii  paik 
Eiumeitoii  Echvaul,  Wnbiini  Sands 
Cia>coyne  Gemge,  Bircbmore 

Gnodnian  John,   liver>llujt 

Liiinell  Thomas,  (iranjie  larm 
Peters  William,  Hiivborn  Crawley 
Plait  Ambrose,  Bickerings  park 
TiiriK  y  Kitty,  l-lusboni  Draivley 
Readman  Heiiiy,  Leiebtmi  road  J 
Readiiiuii  John,  Ridginuiit 

FIRE,  &C.  OFFICE    AGENTS. 

CtEKiCALii  iMkdlock  (lifej,Thos. 

Hiigliingtoii,  Hi:;h  st 
County  (tire)  &  Provident  (life), 

Do.id  &  Perling,  Bedfoid  st 
CiinUN  (lite),  V\  111.  Crofts,  Hiiibst 
Etonian  (life),  Josiali  Clark,  Bid- 
ford  st  [Crawiey 
Farmehs,'  William  C"le,  Hiisbnni 
I  IMPERIAL,  Charles  Thomas  Devev, 

Higii  st 
Law,  Jofin  Gieen,  George  st 
Metropolitan    Counties    (life), 

John  Pearson,  Georce  st 
Sun,  John  Green,   (ieoigest;  and 
David  Clarke,  Park  st 

GROCERS    Ac    TEA    DEALERS. 

(Sfe  also  Shopkeepers,  ifc.) 
Claik  JosihIi,  B  dtord  st 
Clarke  Divid,  Park  st 
Down  Henry,  Market  place  [st 

Freeman  \Vm.  Kdwd.  itigers,  High 
Hiighinytiin  Thoni  is  (and  liop  mtr- 
chant  &  tallow  cliindler) ,  High  st 
Marshall  .lolm,  As|)ley  (jiiise 
Trtiiiey  .All  xdr.  Pagi-,  A>p.ey  Guise 

INNS — commercial. 

(^ee  aho  Taverns  Hf  Public  Houses.) 
Bcdfirl  Arms  [&.  posting),  George 

Attvvood,  (jeorue  st 
Magpie.  John  Hill,  Bedford  st 
Wheatsheaf,  Geo.  Kouers,  .Market  pi 

LINEN  6t  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 
Best  Bartholomew,  Hi^h  st 
F<ird  .lohii,  Kid«mnni 
Marshall  .lohii,  A^ilev  Giii.se 
Perkins  William,  Bedford  st 
Sliiiii  Joliii,  lie(jige  st 

MALTSTERS. 
Fowler  James,  Liightoii  st 
Peteis  Wil  iaiii,  A-pli  y  Guise 
Rollers  Gei'iKe,  Maket  place 

MILLINERS  dc  DRESS  MAKRS. 

Brewer  Maria  &  Ellen,  Higii  st 
Handscomb  .Mar  v.  High  st 
Hou-e  Eliza,  Pai'k  st 

PAINTERS    AND    PLUMBERS. 

Ciiailes  'I'horiias,  .Maiket  place 
Millai.l  Peter  Wo.kIs,  Park  .st 
Ni.xon  Roiiert,  Bedford  st 

SADDLERS  6t  HARNESS  MKRS 

CailifiL'  Ki.iiicis,  BedL.rd  st 
Ddell  Su  anii.ih,  Market  place 
Saniwell  Join),  .\-pley  Guise 

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SHOPKEEPERSdl  DEALERS  IN 
GROCERIES  et  SUNDRIES. 

Bofsford  John,  Georue  st 
Buir!(ige  'J'iioinas,  Kidgmont 
Cook  Joseph,  Aspley  mange 
Krai'cis  I  homas,  Kidgniont 
I'rancis  Willi, im,  Rulgniont 
(ioodriian  Georne,  A-pley  Guise 
(Jieen  Thomas,  PotsKiove 
lireeii  William,  Pot^gi()\e 
Heiheit  George,  llusborii  Crawley 
Hobhs  Abraham,  Wobiiin  Sands 
Keens  Francis,  Hiishorn  Crawley 
Menus  Georue,  Husliorn  Crawhy 
Sparrey  Fanny,  Ever^bolt 
Tansley  William,  Wobiiin  Sands 
Wright  James,  Milton  Biyant 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Brewer  Maria  &  Ellen,  Higii  st 
Harlaiid  Eruabeth,  Market  place 
Hensman  Kmnia,  Bedford  st 

SURGEONS. 

Billing  Willi, im,  (ieorge  street 
Green  William  Haines,  George  st 
Parker  Thomas,  Aspley  Guise 
Parker  'riiiMiias,  Bedford  st 
Williams  James,  Aspliy  Guise 

TAILORS. 

Best  Bartholomew,  High  st 
Dumpieton  Joim,  (ieorne  st 
Flude  Joseph,  Asplty  Guise 
Ford  J()hn,  Ridgnnnit 
Harding  John,  George  st 
Kiniis  Cornelius,  Bedford  »t 
Whit  man  Charles  iV  lieoige    (and 
iiatteis),  Aspley  Guise 

TAVERNS  6t  PUBLIC  HOUSES 

Hell,  Mary  Aildison,  Aspley  (Juise 
B-11,  Jesse  Lenis,  »edfi)r<l  st 
Ulack  Hoisc,  Joiiii  lie, Mall,  Bclfoid  st 
Hull,  Georgp  Negus,  Hiishorn  Crawley 
Deer,  Isaac  Pepper,  Kversliolt 
(Jrpyliounil,  Ann  Burlt,  Leigliton  st 
Old  Fir  Tree,  Fiancis  Lef,Wobiirn  Sands 
Red  Lion,  Jotin  Biirber.  Hidijinont 
Red  I.ion,  Wm.  Burrows,  Milton   Bryant 
Richmond  Arms,  Wni.  Morris,  Ridgmont 

station 
Rose  &  Crown,  Francis  Fox,  Ridgmont 
Rose  &  Crown,  Cliarles  riinrlow,l'aik  8l 
Royal  Oak,  William  Bell,  Cenrge  st 
SliouhWr   of    Mutton,    Sarali    Fiancis, 

Leiuhlon  stieit 
."^portsniiin,  Richard  Farmer,  Eversholt 
-Swan,  Edward  Emmerton,\Vohnrii  Sands 
.■*wan.    riioina*  Lewis.  Aspley  Guise 
Weathercock,  Rohl.  Uai  ey,  Woburn  Sands 
While  Hart,  Norman  Fr.mcis,  Ridgmont 
WliitelIoi3e,(ieo.Ne);us.Uu9bo'nCrawley 
White  Horse,Charlotte  Sharu,Leii;liton  it 
White  Lion,  John  Evans,  Bedford  at 

Ketailers  of  Beer. 

Brandon  James,  Aspley  Guise  [ 

lirittin  Kilty,  As|p|ey  Guise  j 

Flecknoe  .John,  Chapel  st  j 

Fiixley  .Samuel,  Newport  road  j 

Giiiney  Elizabeth,  llnsborn  Crawley  j 
U.irdiMg  .lohn,  Gfoij-e  st 

Phillips  Thomas.  Polsgrove  ] 

r.iine    Thomas,  Polserove  : 
Woodiii  Richard  Waterman,  AspleyGuise 

TEA   DEALERS— TRAVELLING.     | 
Biiige-s  David  (.V  drapi-i),  George  St  i 
Cave  Joseph,  Aspley  (Jinse 
.M'Kay  James  (&  drapei ),  Park  .st    I 

•WATCH  &  CLOCK    MAKERS.       j 

Handscomb  l'",lieiiezer,  Hiijii  st 
Keddall  W.  T.  &  II.  (&  giinsmitiis), 
George  st  and  Fioxlieid 

WHEELWRIGHTS.  j 

Bird  John,  lyeigbton  st  | 

Mardlin  l'"aiiicll.  Hnsbuin  Crawley: 
Paine  John,  Kidgniont 

WINE  &  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS  ' 

He  ghin;<ton  Thomas,  High  st  | 

Hill  John,  liedloiU  st  | 


Miscellaneous. 

nenumont  Wm.station  master,  Ridgmont 
liirchnell  Win.  stone  mason,  LeiKhton  st 
Brewer  John,  parish  cle.k,  (jeorije  st 
Uulion  John,  brazier  &  Unman,  Bedlordst 
Chilinall  S.iiniiel,  pla-terer,  Aspley  Guise 
Clarke  Georije  Bowdler,  aiiiiiiul   and  bird 

preserver,  Park  st  [Crawley 

i"la>  John, inland  reveniieolIicer,itnsbotn 
Clay  Mary,  wax  Hower  maker,   Husborn 

Crawley  [Guise 

F.mersiin  Thomas,  rope  maker,  Aspley 
I'^van.slly  Inir  dresser  ..V  toy  dealer,Paik  st 
Handsellnlbe\^■In. gardener,  Asidey  Guise 
llerbei  tJas. lace  niunufacfier,  As;)leyGuiso 
I.Ni.A.NU  RiovKNUB  OifFiCK.at  the  Bed. 

lord  Arms — John  Hield«,siiy>ri visor 
Nei;ii9  George,  gra/.ier,  Husboin  Crawley 
Pearson  John,  hair  dresser,  George  »t 
I'oi.icK  ^TATlo^J,  LeiKhton  st— William 

K.  Young,  supiiiiitoitlent 
Pursell  Henry,  lishmonger,  Bedford  st 
■SAV|^os'    Bank,     Town    hall— Tliomas 

Siratton,  ailiiari/ 
Sniiih  Peter,  cooler,  Bedford  st 
Stamp   Offick,   Hi<h   street— William 

Crolls,  sub  distribulcr 
Town  Hall,  Wdliam  Hastwcll,  kecprr 
Whillock  Fred,  limber  merchant  Bedlordst 
Wil  I  i.i  ms  Ed  wn, dentist.  A  spley,nr.  Woburn 
WoUe  Henry  I'hos.  iroumongei ,  George  st 

PLACES    or    W^ORSHIP, 

AND    THKIH    MlMSTHIlS. 

Saint   Maui's   Ciitiiitn,    Rev.   Henry 

Erskiiie,  j>rriitliiul  curate 
Saint  Butolph's  Cm  eucii,  AspleyGuise 

—  Rev.  John  V.  Moore,  reilor 

Saint  Mary  Macualen's  Church, 
Husborn  Ciawley—  Rev.  James  Smith 
tic'ir 

Saint  PKTnn'.s  Church,  Milton  Bryant 

—  RfV.  Willi.im  Mauslield,  rcttor 

Ail  Saints'  Churcu,  Ridgmont — Rev. 

Genrije  W.  Bentinek,  riiar 
Baptist  Chai'ki.,  Leiijditon  8lreet--ReT. 

1  hnnias  Goodv\  in 
Bapiist    CiiAPbL,   Ridgmont Ro». 

Joseph  Brooks 
Inukpkndknt  Ciiafei,,  Cbapel  street — 

Rev.  James  Andrews 
Wtsi.EYAN     Methoulst    Chapel*, 

Chapel  street  and  Ridgmont 

POOR    LAW    UNION. 

WoRKHousK — Chapel  street. 
master — Joseph  Smith  Cooke 
MalriiH  —  \i\n  Cooke 
Sclioolmistriss — Sar^h  Punchard 
C/ir<p/ai/i— Rev.  My.  Alacdonald  Erskina 
Shiv/i on— William  Billing 

Clerk  to   the    liotrd  of  Guardiant 

William  Cole 

REGISTRARS, 

OF  filRlllS    UCATIIS   &  MARRIAGES. 

Superintendent  Keyu^rri/  — William  Cole 
ReyUtrar  of  liirtlis  awl  Deatlts  Jnr  Wo- 
burn J)iiitrict  — J u\in  Uexler,  and  of 
Marriages — Robert  Wrii;hl 
Registrar  of  Hiiths  and  Deaths  fur  Tod- 
dinglun  District— Hvi\iy  Lee,  and  for 
Marriages — J. din  Siuilh 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY. 
ON  TIIF,  llf.OrOUl)   AND    ULP.TCIILEV 
hRANCII  OK  TIIK  LONDON  &L  NORTH- 
WES  I  ERN   KAILWAV. 

Statitin-  about  t«  o  miles  and  a  half  from 
the  lown — Thus.  Osnian,  stnfioK  muster 

An  Omtiilins  from  the    Beiilord  Arms,   to 
the  Station,  awaits  the  arrival  and  at- 
tends the  dep  irtnre  of  the  trains 
CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,  BIRMINGHAM,  MAN. 
CHESTER,  andall  parts  ofthe  North 
OF  EnolaM),  Ch  iplin  &  Home  (liy 
Railway  daily)- Robert  C.  S;ralf..ld, 
"gent,  Ik  Henry  Puisell.  from  his  house, 
Beillonl  si,  every  Tuesday  and  Friday 

To  UCNSTABLi;,  George  (.'■loke,  from 
the  Bhick  Horse,  eveiy  Monilay  and 
Friday,  and  Henry  Tursell,  Irom  his 
house,  Bedford  st.every  lues.  &  Friday 

To  LUKtV,  (;eori!e  Cooke,  from  the 
Black  Horse,  Monday  and  Friday 

To  NEWPORT  PAtJNEM.,  Chaplin  & 
Hnrne.lrom  llieiroltice,Lei(;htoi:  sl,dailv 

To  NOU  TIlAMIMO.V,  (ieorge  Cooke. 
Innn  tin-  Bl.ick  Hoise,  Tuesday  &  Sal. 

To  OLN  EY,  Chaplin  &  Home, from  their 
offi'.-f,  Leighton  s»,  daily 


BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. 

11  HIS  is  an  inland  county,  bounded  on  the  east  by  Bedfordslnre,  Heitfoid^liiie  and  Middlesex,  on  thewest 
by  Oxr<inlsliiie,  on  ihf  noiiii-vvesi  by  Nm  thainotonsliiie,  on  tlie  noitii  by  the  latti-r  county  and  by  Bedfoid- 
sliiie,  on  the  >onth  and  .-ontb-west  by  Bci  ksbiie,  and  on  the  southeast  by  Middlesex.  Its  length,  from 
north  to  south,  is  about  forty-rtve  miles,  and  its  greatest  breadth,  crossiuK  a  .-iip  of  Herifordshire  (which  in- 
tersects it  on  the  e;ist)  to  the  extreme  of  its  western  side,  nearly  twenty-three;  its  circunifererce  is  one 
hundred  and  thirty-eight  miles,  containing  seven  hundred  and  thirty-eight  square  miles,  or  472,320  statute 
acres.     In  size,  Bu'eiiingham^hire  r-^nl^s  as  the  ihirty-tbird  Emjlish  county,  and  the  thiriy-foiirtb  in  populition. 

Name  and  early  history.— The  present  appellation  uf  the  countv  was  given  to  it  by  the  Saxons,  and  is 
supposed  to  be  derived  from  the  beech  trees  which  then  grew  so  plentifully  in  these  pai'ts,  and  were  called 
Bucctim  ;  01  ficiin  the  abundance  of  deer  that  were  found  iu  the  woods,  with  which  this  county  was  covred, 
Buc.  iti  the  Saxim  language,  signifying  a  buck  or  hart.  This  part  of  Biitain,  together  wi'h'tlie  adjoining 
counties  of  Bedford  and  Heitfoid,  befoie  the  invtsion  (tf  Caesar,  was  inhabited  by  the  Ctittieuchliinll,  who  were, 
in  the  Jipininn  of  Camden,  the  aticieiit  C'/w/e,-  and  there  are  some  remains  of  the  name  in  Cashio  hundred, 
and  Cashiobury,  adjoining  Watford,  iti  Hertfordshire.  By  the  successes  of  Aulns  Plaiitlus,  this  coutity  wa.s 
reduced  under  tile  dominion  ot  Claudius  ('aesar,  and  then  loiined  patt  of  BrUannia  Prima;  and  w.is  after- 
wards inciiiiled  in  the  piovince  oi Flavin  C(BSnriensis.  The  Riimaii  station  ]\Jagiovintum  is  pretty  well  ascer- 
tained to  have  been  within  the  limi'sof  this  county,  near  Fenny  Stratford  ;  its  site  is  called  ^uld  Kields,  where 
numerous  coins  atid  fnutidaiions  of  buildings  ha>e  often  been  discovered.  Several  Roman  ioids  pass  tlnougli 
the  county — namely,  the  Ikening-street,  along  the  notthern  verge  of  thecbiltern  hills  ;  the  L'lwer  Aiknellway 
runs  parallel  viith  it ;  the  Portwajjy  in  the  vicinities  of  Stotie  and  Hartvvell,  and  faint  traces  of  other  toads  in 
different  distiicts.  Oti  the  complete  establishmetit  of  tlie  Saxon  Heptaichv  the  county  became  i>art  of  the 
powerful  Mercian  kitigdftm.  On  the  consolidaiioi),  under  Canute,  of  the  Datiish  power  iti  England,  it  was 
jiicluded  it)  the  Dane-lege,  or  Danish  jurisdiction.  During  the  war  between  John  and  the  barons,  Hatislape 
Ca-tle,  at  Castlethorpe,  was  fortified  by  its  owner,  William  Mauduit,  against  the  king,  but  was  taken  and 
deimdi.shed  by  Folk  de  Brent  in  1216.  Befoie  the  period  of  the  Reformation,  Buckinnhamshire  cotitained 
twenty-one  religions  hnnses,  iticlttding  four  Alien  priories,  one  Pieceptory  of  the  Knighis  Hospitalleis,  and 
a  College  of  liotihommes  at  Ashbridge,  being  the  otily  house  of  that  order  iti  Fnalaiid,  except  one  in  Wiltshire. 
There  were  besides  ten  Imspitals — iiicludiii'4  that  at  Newport  Pagnell,  re-founded  by  Queen  Anne,  and  the 
Royal  College  of  Eton  founded  by  Henry.  Ar  the  commencement  of  hostilities  bei«een  Charles  antl  the  Par- 
liament, this  was  one  (if  the  first  counties  whose  inbahitants  associa'ed  on  the  side  of  the  latter.  In  June, 
161J,  a  skirmish  which  took  place  in  Chalgr.ive  Fi'ld,  in  this  shire,  is  rendered  mournfully  memorable  for  the 
hiss  sustained  by  the  |)ailiamentaiians  in  the  death  of  tlie  patriot  Hampden,  who  there  received  a  wound 
which  proved  fatal  six  davs  after.  Newport  Pagnell,  in  the  same  year,  was  gaiiiso'.ied  by  tlie  king's  troops; 
am)  Hiali  Wycombe  was  the  scene  of  a  conflict  between  the  opposed  forces,  in  which  Prince  Rupert  was  par- 
tially successful.  In  1644  the  kini;,  for  some  time,  made  Buckingham  bis  bead  quarters.  In  1646,  Borstall 
House,  the  only  remaining  loyal  ganison  in  the  county,  was  surrendered  to  the  foices  of  the  Patlianient. 

Surface,  soil,  proouce,  climate,  &c. — The  face  of  the  county  is  exceedingly  \ar  ed  .  the  southern 
parts  are  occupied  by  the  Chiltern  hills  and  their  appendages,  and  are  chiefly  composed  of  chalk,  intermixed 
with  flint;  liut  have  been  rendered  productive  by  the  gieat  attention  given  to  the  cultivntion  and  improvement 
of  the  land.  The  prolific  vale  of  Ayleshury  spreads  through  the  middle  of  the  county,  fui  nishing  lich  pasturage 
to  vast  numbers  oi  cattle,  and  supporting  a  contitiuitv  of  dairy  and  graring  f.iinis.  The  mote  northern  parts 
are  diver-itied  with  gentle  saiul-hiUs,  inttispersed  with  pasturage  and  meadow  land,  and  a  small  propoitioM 
of  arable.  The  cotmtty  to  the  north  of  the  Chilterns  abounds  with  pleasing  scenery,  diversified  with  hill  and 
dale,  piolific  corn-fielils,  meadows,  and  woodlands.  Between  Marlovv  and  Henley  the  scenery  is  rendered 
still  more  charming  by  tlie  broad  and  pellucid  current  of  the  Thames,  and  the  picturesque  boldness  of  its  banks. 
Among  tlu' seats  of  the  landed  proprietors,  those  most  distinguished  are.  Stow,  the  magnificent  resilience  of 
the  Duke  of  Huckingbam  ;  Wycomtie  Aiibey,  the  seat  of  Lord  Carinaton  ;  and  Aslibridge,  that  <d'  the  Earl 
of  Bridgevva;ei-.  The  predominating  soils  are  rich  loam,  strong  clay,  chalky  mould,  and  loam  upon  gravel, 
all  of  which  however  admit  of  cotisidet  aide  variety.  The  soil  in  the  Chiltern  district  is  chiefly  deuited  to 
thegiowth  (d' wheat,  baihy,  oats,  beans  and  saintfoiti.  The  northein  pat  is  of  the  coutity  coiisistof  days  and 
loams,  with  mixtures  of  gravtl,  formiiiy  good  turnip  land,  and  rich  meadows  along  the  course  of  the  Ouse. 
The  coutity  long  has  been  famed  for  its  produce  of  corn  and  caitle.  '  Buckingbamshiie  bread  and  beef  having, 
in  olden  titties,  been  a  common  expression.  The  great  weight  of  butter  annually  made  on  the  dairy  farnis  is 
mostly  purcli  ised  by  the  London  dealers,  v\lio  contiact  for  it  half-yearly;  and  the  skim  and  butler  milk  are 
appropriated  to  fattening  numerons  herds  of  swine.  Great  assiduitv  is  evinced  in  the  breeding  of  early  ducks,  and 
suckling  calves,  for  the  metropolitan  market.  The  southern  di>isioii  of  the  comity  produces  large  qiianiities  of 
fine  beech  ;  iieu  ly  a  sixth  part  of  the  land,  on  both  sides  of  the  road  between  Oxford  and  thelbanies,  is  sup- 
posed to  he  coveied  with  that  species  of  wood.  The  inin'-ial  productions  are  of  sraicely  aiiv  importance: 
near  Newport  is  a  bed  of  marble,  at  Olmy,  fieestoiie;  at  Wavindon,  ari|fuilers'  eaitli  pits  ;  at  Brill,  ocliie  for 
painting  is  olitai tied,  and  unilier  is  found  in"  tiie  iioriherti  part  of  the  county.  The  climate  has  been  pionoiinced 
to  b-eas  favmiralde  to  health  and  loi  gevity  as  that  of  any  other  county  in  the  kingdom  ;  the  air,  on  the  Chiltern 
hills,  theexpeiieiiee  of  iigts  has  proved  to  he  lemarkably  salubiious,  and  even  in  the  vales  it  is  nuuh  less  fre- 
quented by  endeinical  disorders  than  the  low  tiounds  of  the  majority  of  other  distiicts. 

Manufactures  and  'Frade. — The  chief  niaiiufactnies  of  this  (ounty  are  tiiose  of  thread  lace,  paper  and 
..straw  plat :  the  first-nientiotied  alTotding  employment  to  a  great  number  of  females  of  the  humbler  class  ; 
many  very  young  children,  also,  are  ficcnpied  in  this  Inanch — they  make  llie  cilgintrs  and  narrower  descrip- 
tions of  lace;  and  there  are  thidughout  the  county  schools  wlerein  the  pillow  hobhin  is  kept  in  activity,  to 
the  (Xclusioii  of  the  needle.  This  lirancb,  liowever,  has  been  seveiely  depressed  by  the  manufactuies  of 
Nottingham.  The  straw  plat  tiade,  of  which  Luton  and  Dunstable  (Bediordshiie.)  are  the  principal  seat', 
extends  for  some  distance  into  this  county.  Exclusive  of  its  manufactures,  the  trade  of  Buckingbam-hire  is 
of  a  general  and  auriciiltuial  natute,  having  a  moderate  traffic  in  vaiious  kinds  of  iraiii,  malt,  timber,  &c. 
The  Grand  Junction  canal  is  of  considerable  importance  to  its  business — communicating  as  it  does  wiili  the 
meiiopolis,  and,  by  its  cuts,  with  the  piiiicipal  towns  in  this  atid  the  adjacent  counties;  while  the  rail  affords 
additional  and  more  speedy  means  of  transit  for  persons,  produce  and  meicinndise. 

Rivers  canals  and  railways. — The  prir  cipal  rivers  from  which  this  county  derives  advantage  are,  the 
THAMES,  the  ousE,  the  coLNE,  the  ouzel  and  the  thame.  The  first-mentioned  forms  part  of  the  boundary 
that  divides  Buckinghamshire  from  Berkshire  during  a  course  of  about  thirty  miles,  and  is  nawyable  the  whole 
of  that  distance  :  it  first  touches  the  county  about  a  mile  north  of  Henley  Bridge,  and  thence,  passing  Med- 
iHenham  and  other  towns,  leaves  Bucks  a  short  distance  above  Staines.  The  nawgation  of  this  river  is  of 
paramount  consequence  to  the  county,  as  aflfordiiig  a  direct  communication  with  the  metiopolis.  The  Ouse 
enters  the  western  >ide  of  the  shire,  and,  passing  Water  Stratford,  flowsin  a  deuous course  to  Buckingham; 
thence  winding  to  lluj  north,  pursues  its  way  to  Stony  Stratford,  Newpoit  Pagnell  and  Oliiey,  and  kaves  the 

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coiintv  near  Br^vfieW.  The  Coliie  forms  part  of  the  eastern  bound^iyof  this  shire,  separating  it  froin  IMid- 
dleses  iiinl  f.ills  iiiu>  the  Thames  hetwe.  n  AnkerwvVe  and  Siaines.  The  Oiizel  uses  on  tlie  ea-tern  coii(ine.'» 
of  thecootyiv  at  tlie  fi)otof  the  Chilt.rn  hills  ;  at  Linlaiie,  near  Leiyhton  Wiuzuid,  it  enters  liiiekinghaiiishire, 
aii.l  pa-MW 'F.iinv  Siratlord,  joins  the  Oiise  ;.t  Newpoi  t  Pamiell.  The  Thnme  originates  in  the  junction  of 
tMo  small  >tieani-.' near  UuarrciKlon.  a  few  miles  lr«in  Aylesbury:  at  the  town  of  Ilianie  it  heemnes  the 
fcouiularv  between  the  counties  of  O.itoril  and  HucKiiighan),  the  hitter  of  which  it  entirely  quits  beyond  the 
Tillage  oi  Ickfoid.  There  are  nt>  inineial  ■f-\n'n\i(>  oiany  note  in  IJuckinKhainshne.  The  only  canal  is  the 
Grand  Junc-iiiin,  hefoie-ineiitioned,  v\hich  enters  the  eoiinty  near  Wonhertnii,  and,  after  passing  several  of 
the  piincipal  towns,  le»»cs  it  neur  the  village  of  Maisworth  :  thrre  are  iManches  from  the  main  line,  coin- 
niunicatinc  with  the  towns  of  Avk-sburv,  IJutkinghain,  VVeiidover,  &c.  The  Giand  Jniution  caiial  al>o  ron- 
■ect>  the  Coventry  canal,  at  Biaunstoii.'witli  the  Thiinits  navrgation.  Railways.— The  Lomlon  anc/  North- 
Westtrn  llaiUay'eutt-rs  this  county  a  short  di.^tance  to  the  west  of  Ivinghoe;  runs  to  witliin  two  miles  of 
Wing,  ^nd  los  thiiu  I  hat  «Jislaiicc  (loiu  Leighton  HiizzanI  (BedN.)  ;  it  pa-s.s  between  the  towns  of  Bletchley 
and  Kenny  Stiatlord,  close  to  the  former,  and  ali-nUa  mile  to  tlie  west  of  the  laUer ;  it  then  runs  to  about  two 
mdes  to  the  li^bt  (or  south-east)  of  Stony  Stiatftud  on  to  Wolverton,  and  leaves  the  county  about  four  miles 
from  that  station.  There  is  a  hnnich  from  BJetihley  to  liedfoid;  and  the  Gieat  V/estern  ll^ilway  crosses  the 
suutit  liuib  of  th<-  c.iunty.  [rj^sing  the  villanesof  Langley,  Sough  and  Kton  — the  lasi  named  a  priiicijial  station. 
KcfLESiASTiCAL  aii'l  cjviL  DivisJON.-*,  and  REPR  ESENTATiON.  — Bijckiiiglianishire  i>  wiihin  ihe  dioct  s.'* 
ef  Liueobi  and  pi-o\iiice  of  Canterbury  ;  and  is  inthided  in  the  Oxford  Circuit  of  the  Judges.     For  civil  pur- 

Bises  it  is  dividid  into  eiubt  hundreds,  nanudy,  A>lu-ii(!<iii,  Ayle-bmy,  Bnekiiigham,  Burniiani,  Cotiesloe, 
esborough,  Neivpiirt  and  St(die  ;  tlie-e  contain  two  hundred  and  three  parishes  and  three  \nin-  of  parishes, 
six  borough  tmvns  and  nine  other  mai  ket  towns,  ft  fnnnerly  sent  fourteen  mendwis  to  parliament,  of  whoiij 
Ivvo  were  for  the  louiity  at  huge,  and  two  each  for  the  boroughs  of  Aniersham,  Aylesbury,  Bnekingham,  Gieat 
Jlarlnw,  Wcndoier  and  Wycombe.  The  Kcforiu  Bill  giive  anollur  member  to  the  countv,  but  deprived 
Amei  sham  and  Wendover  of  the  francise — thereby  reducing  the  number  of  representatives  troin  tout  teen  to 
eifreii.  Tbe  pollint!  stations  at  the  election  of  county  nuiiibcrs,  aic  A>le.sbuiy,  lieaconsfield,  Buckingliam, 
and  Newpoit  Pagnell.  The  gentlemen  at  |)reseut  silting  aie  Caled&u  George  l>upre,  Esq.;  the  Honourable 
C.  Compton  Cavendi>h  ;  and  I5eiij;*.inin  U'Israeli,  K>i\. 

PopuLATio-s,  etc.  — Bv  the  returns  rendered  to  (ioverntnent  at  tlie  cet>sus  of  1841,  Ruckingham.sbire  con- 
tained 76,482  males,  and  79,501  teinab-s — total,  irK),y83;  exhibiting  an  increase  over  the  retmns  of  18;il.  of 
*,454  inlialiitants.  The  annual  value  of  Henl  Property,  in  this  eoutttv,  as  assessed  to  the  Pooi  Rates,  in  ISlh, 
amounted  to  £')4;i,4;>2,  and  in  1841,  to  £674;.yM. 

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Distance  Table  of  To^wns  in  Buckinghamshire.. 

The  Atterisks  {')  nltuchfd  lu  Hit  :jnmeii/  a    Town  dennte  the  number  oj    Rtjirestnlalives  it  Telmns   to    Patliummti   tht    ttuUf 

letters  s'lij-nijy  the  Market  Days. 

The  iianK's  of  the  towns  are  on  the  toj)  and  side,  and  the  s(}uare  where  both  nseet  gives  the  distance-. 

From  London 
.•\mersham,  lit 26 


l.-).34  1127 

9iy,21  II 

22    8.HfiI.5 


Ayfesbiiry** Il") 

Beacon ^fiteld    |  5 

HncUiimliani**  ....  '^S2 

Cheshani    '•'> 

Fenny  Stratford    ..130 

Iviniihoe 114 

Marlow** \\'. 

Newport  Pagnell  ..  128  2.3  3.3  14|2,^ 

■    3t).38  1!tl30 

8  1-J2(ijl3 

l!).37j  82-1 

.')13  22    9 

1029;  7  23 

17    6,34    9 


Aylesbury,  s 38 

20Beaconsfield,  w 2% 

17  35|Bucki!ighan),  m.  and  s f)7 

13    8!31|Chcshani,  w.  r»;rfj 28 


OIney .33 

Prince'>  Kisborough  1 1 

Stony  Stratford 31 

Wendover ilO 

Winslow    125 

Wycombe, High**. .  |  7 


Fenny  Stratford 44 

12|Ivini;hoe,  s .3,'i 

.33j21  :\Iiirlow,  5 31 

7|l.T  36;Newport  Pagnell,  s 51 

12,20  41!  5()lnev,M 5f; 


23  24  13,23  28 
711437  fi  11 
191  8  Wi2r2(i 
12;l4  29  Ifi  19 

27  151  5  29  34 


Prince's  UistioroHgli,  th.  ..  '.M 

25  Stony  Stratford,/ 51 

4  241  Wenitover,  m 35 

17  10  l.MVVinslow,  (h 48 

8  32|n|23  I  Wycombe,/..  29 


A: 


ANIERSHAM, 

WITH  THF  CHAPELKY  OF  COLESHILL  AND  NKIGHBOURHOODS. 

llev.  John  Diake,  is  tbe  iiu  uinbeni,  and  bis  present 
curate  tbe  llev.  Charles  Smitli.  The  Baptists,  a  most 
respectable  body  here,  lia>e  two  chapels,  res[>(  ciively 
callcij  the  Mrst  iX'itomitiation  and  tlie  Second  benonii- 
iiation  ;  and  the  Sixiety  of  Friends  and  Wesleysiis 
Methoclists  have  a  pliceof  worship  eacii.  Tbe  town 
has  the  advantiiKC  of  a  fiee  giainmar  school,  fonndej 
hy  Or.  Rohei  t  Chaloner,  in  1()21  janothci  for  teaching 
Aiiriiigaii'l  aiithinttic,  founded  in  1728  by  Williaiu 
l-ord  NcwImvimi  ;  a  school  condn^-tefl  upon  the  British 
plan,  and  one  for  iMl.mts'.  'Ihcre  are  almshouses  f..r 
ix  poor  \Tidows,  fotjiided  hy  Sir  Wiiliaui  Drake — wh 


^MFCRSHAM  (foini?rly  written  ^^'wo«*.«^aff/)  i- 
a  pari.sh  in  tbe  hundred  of  liurnliain — the  mai  ket  towir, 
a  remarkably  mat  one,  is  26  miles,  \t.n.\v.  from  Lon- 
don, 32  s  E.'  from  Buckiirgham,  a':d  8  s.  by  \v.  from 
BcrkhaiiipsteJid  (Herts),  a  st  itimi  t'lwn  on  the  Lon- 
don and  North  U'csiern  Railway.  The  sitnation  ol 
Amersbam  is  peculiarly  agreeable,  bfiiie  wated  in  a 
let  tilt-  v.de,  neai  tlieiiMi  iSlishoinne,  between  wood- 
cls'l  eminences  :  it  coiivists  of  one  long  and  spacinus 
well-|iavrd  street,  inteisrcted  near  tin'  centie  by  a 
Sin  tiler  one.  Aniershain  ftr^t  sent  meml>ers  to  pariia 
ment  in  the  \v\^\\    of    Kdward  I;  an  iirtcrruptioii  t 


the  exeicisf  «^'  tliii  in-ivilen"-  rjccurn'd  from  the  2nd  of  also  eiected  the  town-hill.  Edmund  Waller,  celebra- 
Kd.vard  II  until  the  21st  i.fJamcs  I ;  ^iiu-e  that  jieiiod  1  ted  as  a  poet,  wlix)  fur  yr.irs  resided  at  C»i.f.shili.,  in 
it  c 'iiiiiined  to  be  repiesentrd  until  the  Reloi  in  Bill,  j  this  |rarisb,  sat  in  two  pailiamiMit,  in  the  reign  Of" 
ifefirive<!  it  of  the  elective frrtiiihisi'.  The  gnvernment  Charles  I,  for  this  l/oiimgh  ;  and  the  pUiiot  Algernniv 
uf  the  town  is  rested  in  a  constable  and  fitheroffrcers,  I  Sydney  represented  it  in  li')79.  It  was  at  Coleshill, 
appointed  at  the  coin  t  b-et  of  the  lord  of  the  manor,  j  lH;iieatlt  the  widely  spread  branches  of  a  majesiic  oak, 
Thomas  Diake,  K«ij.  'i'be  jirincipal  ireinnf.ictnrcs  are  |  that  Waller  is  said  to  have  penned  most  of  his  poems  j 
tho-e  of  hicf  and  straw  plat,  and  the  making  of  Wind-  ]  and  at  Cbalfont  St.  tJiles",  four  miles  hence,  theinspireil 
iMji  chairs  and  hriiwn  I'ai  theii%vare  :  the  lace  tiade ,  Milton  resided  during  the  direful  plague  in  I'iSa,  and 
h<'W.vi-r  has  xnaily  de<  lii'ed.  :  completed  hiseelebiaud  poem,  '  Paradise  Lost.'  '  The 

Tin-  p.iii^h  church  ol  Saint  Mary  is  a  sjmcious  iTrick    market,  chiefly  for  gr.  in,  is  held  on  Tuesday,  and  the 
edifice,  in  the  (iiithic style,  the  interior  fitted  up  with    annual    fairs  on  Whit-Monday  and   September  19tL 
«r«-at  n««tness :  the  living  fone  of  the  best  in  the  county; 
M  a  K-ctory,  in  the  gift  of  Thoinus  DtaWe,   Ksq. ;  the 


fc> 


-.  19tli. 
,at  n««tness :  the  living  font  of  the  best  m  the  coiintv)    The  parish  contained,  in  1831,  2,81(j  inhabitants^  au«l 

in  1841,  3,()45. 


iSirectorg* 


AMERSHAM,  &c. 


MntH* 


POST  OFFICE,  High-streef,  Amershari,  John  Bett>wortli,  Post  Master.— Lt^Utrs  from  Londom 
and  all  parts  of  the  South  and  East  arrive  every  nioiniiig  at  a  quarter  before  f5ix,  and evtning  at  ten  minutes 
before  st-ven,  and  are  despatched  at  eight  in  the  mnmitii;,  and  evening  Ht  iialt-past  seven. 

Letters  from  the  Western  and  Northern  Count<es,  also  from  Ireland  and  Scotland,  arrive  every 
morning  at  ten  minutes  before  seven,  and  aredeNpatched  at  lialf-past  sis  in  the  evening. 


NOBILITY,     GENTRY,    AND 
CLERGY. 

€audry  INlrs.  Mh\\,  Bury  end 
Chapman  Mr.  John,  Bury  end 
Cocks  Rev.  John,  Hiuh  st 
CurKon  Viscount  — ,  Penn  House 
Downing  iMisses  Elizabeth  &  Mary, 

Union  st 
Drake  Rev.  John,  Rectory 
Drake  Thomas,  Esq.,  Shardeloes 
Kyk-s  Mrs.  H.,  Citleshill  House 
Criffin  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Colesltill 
Lat-celles   Ciiptaiu   Jolin    Francis, 

R.N..  Colesjiill  Cottage 
Rla-shall  Mrs.  Sophia,  High  st 
Ml  in  I  ague  Mrs.  — .  Hifiti  st 
Moriis  Mr.  Richard,  Hiith  st 
Morten  Mr.  William,  High  st 
Newman  Rev.  Samuel,  Higii  st 
Oldliaii)  Miss  E.,  VVoodrow 
Potter  ftfr. Samuel,  High  st 
Uuuisey  Jau>es,  m.d.,  Churcli  end 
Salter    Rev.    William    Augustus, 

Church  st 
Saunders  Mrs.  Lovey,  High  st 
Slater  Mr.  William,  Hi?h  st 
Smith  Rev.  Charles,  High  st 
Stalker  Rev.  Matthew,  High  st 
Statham  Mr.  Cliarles,  High  st 
Waller  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  High  st 

ACADEMIES     AND     SCHOOLS. 

BkitishSchool,  High  st— Stephen 
Sledman,  master;  Jane  Green- 
field" iiiistre>s 

€o.xEliza(boar(ling  and  day)  High  st 

Free  School  (girls'),  High  st — 
Mary  Ann  Jarvis,  mistress 

Free  School  (boys'), Mai  ket  hall. 
Highest — William  John  Stocker, 
master 

Grammar  School,  High  st — Rev. 
Samuel  Newman,  master 

Infants'  School  (Riimney's)High 
st — Kliza  Haynes,  mistress 

West  Ebenezer  (boarding  and  day), 
High  st 

ATTORNEYS. 

Charsley    Frederick    &    Edward, 
Hieh  st 

Daniels  Thomas,  High  st 

BAKERS. 

Butcher  Cliarles,  Union  st 
George  Henry,  Coleshill 
Grove  Edmiiad,  Highst 
Janis  William,  High  st 
Statham  Elizabetli,  Hieh  st 
Statham  John,  Union  st 
Statham  Jo>epli,  High  st 

BLACKSIVIITHS. 

Ayres  James,  Common 
Beeson  Joseph  (aud  veterinary  sur- 
geon). High  st 
Grinisdnle  John,  Common 
How  Elizabeth,  High  st 
Pat;e  James,  Coleshill 
Slade  Charles,  Coleshill 
Thompsiin  Elizabeth,  High  st 
BOOT  AND   SHOE    MAKERS. 
Arnett  Thomas,  Union  st 
Boddy  Henry,  Higli  st 
Dorrell  .lan)es,  High  st 
Dover  Henry,  Bury  end 
Eyres  William  Wells,  High  st 
Fundell  John,  Hiich  st 
Funded  Williau),  High  st 
George  Chnrles,  Coleshill 
George  VViUiam,  Coleshill 
Grace  Thomas,  Common 
Grove  Edmund,  jun,,  High  st 


Hardin?  William.  High  st 
Hollis  Sarah  (dealer),  High  st 
Keen  Willian),  Union  st 
Morten  Thomas,  High  st 
Plester  John,  Union  st 
Salter  James,  High  st 
Sears  James,  Coleshili 
BRICK   AND    TILE    MAKERIC 
Andrew  Jolia,  Common 
Carter  William,  Penn  st,  Penn 
Kirhy  Joseph,  Fros;  hall 
Peaice  Thomas,  Brickhill  farm 

BREWERS   AND  SMALTSTERS. 

Morten  Thomas,  Londun  road 
Welter  William,  Clinrch  st 

BUTCHERS. 

Adams  Catherine,  Higlist 

Field  Daniel,  High  st 

^^lles  Elixabeih,  High  st 

Rogers  John,  High  st 

Spratley  John,  High  st 

CARPENTERS  AND    JOINERS. 

Baldwin  Charles    (cabinetmaker). 

Bury  end 
Cox  John.  High  st 
Hatch  Joseph,  High  st 
Jordan  Richard,  High  st 
Peaice  Reuhen,  London  road 
Stops  Henry  (and  furniture  broker) 
High  st 

CHAIR    MAKERS. 
Avis  Nathaniel,  London  road 
Baldwiii  James,  Highst 
Bniton  James,  Mop  end 
Climpson  William,  Union  st 
Cox  George,  Penn  st,  Penn 
Curtis  John,  Bury  end 
Eden  Edward,  Potter's  yard 
Field  Daniel,  His^h  s> 
Gould  Grorge,  Bury  end 
Palmer  George,  Winch  more  hall 
Phillips  Willi;ira,  High  st 
Tnovey  Sampson,  Cole^^hill 
Wellerline  John,  London  road 
CHEMISTS  AND    DRUGGISTS 
Broadwater    William    l^and    book- 
seller and  printer).  High  st 
Morten  Thomas  Kotior,  High  st 

CORN    DEALERS. 

Aries  Edward,  High  st 
Brient  Mary,  High  st 
Butcher  Cliarles,  Union  st 
Clinipson  William,  Union  st 
Morten  Thomas,  London  road 
Putman  Tlntmas,  London  road 
EARTHENWARE    MANUFAC- 
TURERS— BROWN. 

Carter  William,  Penn  st,  Penn 

Pratlev  Emanuel,  Winchmore  hill 

Slade  Sarah,  Coleshill 

FIRE,   etc.,    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

ET0NiAN(life(, Frederick  &  Edward 
Charsley,  High  st 

General,    Richard    May   Morten, 
Union  st  [High  st 

Lmperial. Thomas  Honor  IMorten, 

Norwich   Union,   Hariy    Scott, 
High  st 

Phcenix,   Frederick  and   Edward 
Charsley,  High  st 

Royal  Farmers',   William  Broad- 
water, High  st 

Sun,  Thomas  Tavlor,  Union  st 
FISHMONGERS    AND 
FRUITEREERS. 

Andrew  William.  Highst 
Ayres  George,  High  st 
Wingfield  Thomas,  Union  st 


GROCERS  AND  TEA  DEALERS 

fSes  also  Shopkeepers,  6;c.) 

Birch  John,  High  st 

Field  Daniel,  High  st 

Jarvis  Williau),  High  st 

Potter  &  Clatke  (and  tallow  chand- 
lers). High  st 

Putman  Heiiry,  Higli  st 

Rogers  Martha  (and  c(ioper)High  st 

Scott  Hariy  (and  tallow  chandler), 
Highst 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Eyres  William  Wells,  High  st 
Redrup  Henry,  Union  st 
inns- 
commercial  and  POSTING. 
(See  also  Taver/isfy  Public  Houses.) 
Crown,  Thonms  Bown  (and  inland 

revenueolf.ee).  High  st 
Griffin,  Ann  Jones,  High  st 

IRONMONGERS. 

Climpson  William,  High  st 
Rogers  Frances,  High  si 

LINEN  &WOOLLEN  DRAPERS. 

Child  Charlotte.  High  st 
Morten  Richard  May,  Union  st 

MILLERS. 

Gregory  Williaui,  Upper  Mill 
Impey  John,  London  road 
Rayment  Thomas,  Lower  Mill 

MILLINERS  &DRESS  MAKERS 

Broadhy  Charlotte,  Union  st 
Coleman  Mary,  Hiahst 
Jordan  Elizahelh,  High  st 

PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS,    €tc 
Dolling  Joseph,  High  st 
Harley  Mary  &  Son,  High  st 

POULTERERS. 
Halt  Joseph,  Bury  end 
Hill  Josiah,  Union  st 
SADDLERS    AND   HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Reynolds  John,  High  st 
Wilson  John  (and  rope  and  twine 
manufacturer),  High  st 

SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERS  Ilf 
GROCERIES  Sc  SUNDRIES. 

Bettswoith  John  Rohinson,  High  st 
Chapman  Harriet,  Union  st 
Crockett  Sarah,  High  st 
Eggleton  David,  Common 
George  William,  Highst 
Grace  Hannah,  London  road 
Ivory  Daniel,  Coleshill 
Phillips  Thomas,  Union  st 
Potter  Ann,  Unioti  st 
Rackley  James,  High  st 
Shiphenlly  David,  Coleshill 
Thomp-ion  Elizabeth,  High  st 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 
Aldridge  Sarah,  Union  st 
How  Jane,  High  st 
Shrimpton  Fanny,  High  at 
Warner  Louisa,  Highst 

SURGEONS. 
Brickwell  Beujamin,  High  st 
Brickwell  Thomas.  Highst 
Gray  Thomas  Nathaniel,  Highst 
'I'alleni  Edward,  High  st 

TAILORS. 
Andrew  Charles,  High  st 
Axten  Eleanor  (and  draper), High  st 
Dolling  James,  Bury  end 
Elbouru  Henry  (and  draper), Highst 
VVoodbridge Thomas,  Union  st 


'Untki* 


AMERSHAM,  &c. 


^lata'jBl 


TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES.] 

Blact  Hiirse,  Ji'seph  Huinam,  Common 
ChrqiifM.  Thoinas  Pnlriain,  London  road 
f  lf.,r-H<--l.i».  Thiimas  Murkley,  Colrsliill 

Harr  k  H.>U"H».  G-'orer  Prie»i, Union  81 
Hllor  M  Si,  Jaro-»Tii>!o  ,1'enn  »t.  Penn 

K  ng-'  Arms,  \»  illiam  Briry,  HikIi  >t 
Old    (Jri'tin,  Willc.-im  Joiner.  Mop  end 

Qii*.-n'5  Hrail.  John  Kinjr,  WiMen  lane 
Red  Lion,  Sophia  Smilh.C'oIfsliill 

Rote  i.  Crow  n.  Jo&rpli  Lines,  London  rd 

Saracen's  Head,  1  hus  U  illiaius,Ciiiun  »t 

Swan,  Alice  U'V,  High  »t 

White  Lion.  S.iniuel  Wilson,  Common 

Retailers  of  Beer- 

Bitsnn  Tliom:i».  Common 

Black»al.  William,  \>  inchniore  liill 

Cox  George,  P,-nn  st,  Peon 

Grern  John    Bury  end 

Ivory  Daniel,  Cole^hill 

Keen  Joseidi,   Larkin'i  green 

Mead  John.  L'nion  st 

01ne>  William,  Common 

Palmer  Ciriirpe,  Winchmore  hill 

Pratley  Kmsnuel,  Winclmiore  hill 

Rogers  droline,  Winchmore  hill 

Bailer  Frederick,  Coinmoo 

Smilli  Job,  Common 

Sprjil.x  John,  Hicli  st 

Tai'piiu  .limes.  Common 

WATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Klh'iiiiii   Heiuv  (and   gnu  maker), 

Hiuli-t 
Sims  Ilicliard,  Hi.i;h  st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Liiining  .AiitluiTiy,  Hiyll  st 
Line  James,  Higii  st 


Liue  William,  High  st  ! 

Rnger.s  Thomas,  Cole.shill 
Tapping  Jiiliii,  Commou 

Miscellaneous 

Cain  Charles,  brewer.  High  st 
CorlesCharles.steward  to  Thomas  Drake, 

Ivsij.  High  st 
Grant  Thomas,  dyer.  Rury  en  1 
Keen  C  liarlfs.  brickla>er,  L'nion  st 
Kt-eii  Friderick,  toy  dealer.  High  st 
Keen  J  no.  basket  &  mat  maker,  Bury  end 
Putnam  Hinry,  glover.  High  st 
Sa  vises'  B.\XK,  High  strret  (open  every 

Saturday  —Charles  Siuiham,  manager 
Stratloid  «c  Son,  auctioneers.  High  st 
Toins  John,  brazier  and  tinman,  High  st 
Toovey  Henry,  furniture  broker.  High  st 
Wilson  Jolin,'liigh  constable.  High  st 


POOR    LAW    UNION. 

Workhouse,  Union-street. 

Goprrnor— John  Sandars. 

Matron — Mary  Ann  Sanders. 

ScAoo/mns/er— Jno.Robinson  Betlcs worth 

.9fAoo/inis/rfs?— Ann  Doclirey. 

Surgeon — Edward  Talent. 
I  Chaplain— Rev.  Samuel   Newman. 

Cleik  to  the  Board  of  Guardians— Ml. 
I  Frrdeiick  Charsley. 
!  Relieuiip  O/^cers— Willinm  Brooks,  for 
I  No.  1  District;  residence.  Union  st ; 
I  WilliamCloughtrey,  for  No.  2  District; 
residence,  Chesbain. 


REGISTRARS 

OF    BIRTHS,    DEATHS  «£  MAHRIAGES, 

Stipirintendent  Registrar— Mr.  Frederick 

Ch.rsley,   Highst 
Rinistrar  nf  /l/arno.i7e.?— Messrs.  James 

()oriill.  an'l  George   Washington  Mot. 

ris.  High  st 
Rriiistiarof  liirlhs  and  Deaths— R'xcM. 

Sims,  H\%\\  st 


OMNIBUSES. 

All  Sviulnijs  excejted. 

To  LONDON,  the  Timts  (Irom  Wendo- 
ver).  calls  at  the  Ciown  Jnn,  morning 
at  eight. 

To  WATFORD  STATION,  an  Onmibut 
(from  Wendover),  rails  at  the  King's 
Arin>i.  morning  lit  eifjht. 

To  WENDOVER,  the  7imfs(fiom  Lon- 
don), calls  at  the  Ciown  )nn,  evening, 
at  ten  minutes  before  seven;  an  Omnr- 
fcus  (from  VVdiford),  calls  at  the  King's 
Arms, evening,  at  half- past  seven. 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON.  James  Kackley  and  Sarah 

Crockett,  Monday  and    Thiirsday,  and 

John  Franklin,  on  Wediiesdav. 
To  AYLESBURY,  Jnsiah  Hill',  from  his 

house.  L'nion  si,  Wednesday  and  Sat. 
To    BERKHA^ISTFAD,  Joseph    Halt, 

from  bis  house,  Burv  end,  on  Wed. 
To  BICESTER, John  Frmklin.frora  the 

King's  Arm'-,  Friday. 
To    Itl'KMANSVVORTH    and    HAR- 

Rf»  W,.losiahHiil,from  h's  house,Thar8 
To  WINDSOR,   Joseph    Halt,   from    his 

house,  Bury  end,  Monday  and  Thurs. 
To  WYCOMBE.   William   Cheese,   from 

the  King's  .Arms,  Wednesday  &  Sat. 


AYLESBURY, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGE  OF  WHITCHURCH  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 
Aylesbury  is  a  tuarket  and  liiiiidred  town,  ami  ]  natiiie.  Arlfsbury  is  .sumeMliat  noted  for  its  breed  oi 
pirliameiit.iiy  b..iom;li,.-)8  mill. s  N. w.  fmin  Loiidiin  and  1  ducks,  of  which  crent  iiuii)l)eis  an-  sent  to  London, 
22  f..  bv  N.  from  Oxfoid;  situated  near  tbecentie  of  J  and  where  they  command  hish  prices.  A  horticnliu- 
Buckiiii;'iam«hire,  on  a  gentle  emhienre,  in  the  licli  ral  ^ociety  an'l  a  mtchanics' instiinteare  wrlj  .sustained 
and  extrusive  ti  act  dt-nominatcd  'the  Vale  of  Ayl.'>- |  here ;  and  three  newspaoeis,  published  in  the  town. 


bury,'  and  is  the  terminus  of  a  bniirli  of  railway 
con.  ected  with  the  Londim  and  Noi th-Westein  line. 
Thi'*  jilacf  was  (iiigi  ally  an  iiDpiMtant  lirili.sh  strong- 
liol't,  and  niaintaiiu-d  its  inde|)endence  from  the  lime; 
of  the  di-pi'lurc  (if  the  Romans,  I  ill  the  year  571, when 
it  w.is  reduced  by  the  West  S,i.\nns.  J3y  the  Norman 
Con'iui'i'or  it  was  made  a  .^^^nor  Royal,  nnd  ])ai celled 
out  under  a  tenure  that  now  appears  singular, namelv, 
that  til'-  tenants  should  '  find  litter  or  straw  for  the 
king's  be''cliambi'r  thrre  times  a  vear,  if  he  c.ime  that 
■wrtv  so  iifteii,  Mild  provile  him  \\\i[\  three  eek  in  winter 
and  Hirer  qreen  geese  in  summer.'  Avieshuiy  was  made 
a  cotp'rnte  town  by  Queen  Mary  in  looO,  huttliecoi- 
por,iii<iii  was  dissiilved  not  many  years  after  the  grant 
of  the  charter;  it.s  munici|)al  govcrnuiciii  is  at  |)icsent 
vested  ill  constalile-,  chov-n  at  the  cmirt  leel  of  the 
lord  of  ilie  manor,  the  Duke  of  liuckingham.  As.si/es 
for  the  county  and  a  coin  i  oi  (|uartcT  sessions  are  held 
int  he  couiiiy  hall:  an  I  ihe  lowii  is  included  in  ilie 
thirtv-.seveiith  circuit  o(  County  Court  towns  under  the 
act  pi»'>ed  Angiist  184ti,  for  ih'- recovery  nf  debts  tn 
any   amount   nut   exct-ediiig  £20— this    court    is  held 


mont'dy.     In  l,n.">4  the  burnt  ssesnbtaincd  the  privilege"  minor  benefactions  to  the  nei dy.     The  county  aioiind 


of  »' n'liiiK  two  members  to  pailimient,  which  right 
thev  still  enjoy  ;  ihe  present  represeiiia'ives  are  ihi- 
fli({ht  Hon.  (ieorj^e  Lonl  Nugent,  and  Quiiitrn  Dick, 
Esq.  Ayhsliury  i<  a  pnllinR  sia'iou  at  the  election  ol 
coiin'y  menibeis.  The  county  uanl  and  house  ofcr- 
recti'in  is  a  veiy  liandsome  huildiiiK  standing  on  the 
Ltight'ii  Buzzard  mad:  its  arr  <ngi'iueiits  are  upnn  the 
rew  IIP  ilel  plan — h;iviiig  a  sep;ira'e  cdl  for  ea'h  ofTen- 
der.  Oppoote 'o  the  [irisdii  is  the  woiklmii-e  for  the 
Union,  iind'T  the  I'nor  l/iW — a  neat  structure,  con- 
venient for  the  accommodaiioii  of  thri-e  hnii'lied  and 
fifty  recipients.  The  trade  ol  .Avlisi'iiry  j^  nf  no  par- 
ticular cli  iracter,  at  the  present  lime  ;  but  manv  years 
a^n  it  was  a  piinripal  seat  of  the  pdlow-hue  ma- 
nufaciure,  a  hrrtndi  whidi  ihe  Notungham  looms  lias 
4m;cii  the  me.in«  of  all  hut  extini(ui^liing,  and  the  busi- 
neis  tti  the  plac«  U  now  of  a  local  and  agricultural 


etijoy  a  n  spectable  i  ii  dilation. 

The  palish  chmch  of  Saint  Maty  is  a  large  cruri- 
form  structure,  with  a  low  tower:  it  is  now  (1850) 
unilergoing  extensive  lepaiation  and  improvement : 
the  living  is  a  vicarage,  in  the  gift  of  the  Dean  and 
Chapter  of  Lincoln  Cathedial;  the  Rev.  .lohn  Ra'IcbfTe 
Pretymau  is  the  present  incnmhcnt.  A  new  district 
church  has  been  erected  in  Walton  :  it  is  dedicated  to 
the  Holy  Trinity,  and  the  liiing  is  in  the  presentation 
of  the  trustees  of  the  Rev.  U'iliiam  Pen!:efatlier. 
There  places  of  worship  for  Bapiist-,  Indepindents, 
the  SocTty  of  Friends,  and  Wesleyan  anl  Piimitive 
.Methodists.  The  tree  giammar  schonl,  founded  hy  Sir 
Harry  L<e,  originally  possessed  huta  trifling  emlow- 
iiieni ;  this  was  augmented  by  .lohn  Phidips,  Esq.  a 
native  of  the  town  :  iln-re  is  aNo  a  free  Latin  school, 
a  national  school,  and  .Sunday  schools  coiinected  with 
the  places  ol  worship.  'I'he  charities  dispensed  to  the 
poor  of  this  borough  are  mo.st  useful;  they  consist  in 
the  distiihution  of  wearing  appaitdannnailv,  appren- 
ticing boys  and  girls,  and  bestowing  money  upon  re- 
diued  tradesmen  and  widows,  besides  several   other 


.'\yleshuiy  is  feiiile  to  luxuriancr — some  of  the  bist 
land  in  England  lies  within  a  shoi  t  distanceof  the  town. 
About  two  miles  hence  is  'Haitwell,'  rheseatofDr. 
.lohn  Lee  :  it  i<  imt'ced  as  having  bt en  the  residence 
of  Lewis  XVIII.  whilst  sojouniiiig  in  this  cnuntry. 
Ihe  liarneil  geiitlem  iii  ahme  inentioiie'1  has  at  a  ureat 
expense,  and  study  and  research,  collected  one  ot  the 
most  interesting  piivate  museums  and  finest  sel-dion 
of  astronomital  instiuiiii  iits  perhaps  in  the  kingdom. 
Aylesbu'y  confers  the  title  of  MaKpiess  upon  the  fa- 
mily of  Brudenell  Bruce.  Th--  mark  t — the  largest  in 
the  county,  especially  foi  cattle  and  corn,  is  held  on 
Satuiilay.  Fairs,  on  the  first  Friday  afier  the  18th  of 
.lannary,  P  ilm-Satni  day,  May  8tli,  June  14ih,  Sept. 
•2olh,  and  October  I'ith, — the  last  two  are  piincipally 
for  hiring  agricultural  servants  ;  iheoilieis  for  horses, 
fettle,  6iC. :  there   is  also  a  large  show,  called  'btet 


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tants,  and  in  1841,  5,429 

Whitchurch  is  a  parish,  in  the  hundred  of  Cottes- 
tesliie — tlie  viliase,  a    considerable  one,   is  siiiiateil 


fair,' about  a  week  before  Christmas.  'I'he  borouah  and  i  charter  to  hold  a  market  on  Monday,  which  has  long 

parish  of  Aylesbury  contHiiied,  iu   1831,  4,907  iuhabi-    since  fallen  into  disuse.     The  church  is  (bdicated  to 

Saint  Jolrn  the  Evangelist :  tiie  living  is  a  viciirage,  ill 
tlie  wift  of  the  Crown.  A  pleasure  fair  is  helil  on  tlie 
6th  May,  and  a  statute   f(ir  biiing  seivants  wbout  Mi- 

aboiit  5  miles  n.  by  w.  from  Aylesbury,    on  the  road  I  cliaelmHS.     The  popuUiion  of  the  parish  in  1831,  was 

to  Winslow.      Edward  I.  granted  to  the  inhabitants  a  !  928,  and  in  1841,  930. 

POST    OFFICE,  Bourbon-stieat,  Aylesbury,  Samuel  Payne,  Post  MastPr. — Letters  fmu  London 

andvaiitius  places  South,   Kast  atid  West,  airive  (by   mail  cart  froniTiing)  every  morning  at  halt-pa'«t 

five,  and  imon  at  half-past  twelve;  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  ten  minutes  beioie  ten  in  the  morning,  and 

evening  at  hatf-pa<-t  seven. 

Letteis  from  places  North  and  West  arrive  (from  Oxford)  every  morning  at  a  quarter  past  eight,  and 

are  despatched  tieirto  at  twiiity  minutes  past  four  in  the  afternoon. 

Letters  frotn  Thame  arrive  every  morning  at  ten,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  twenty  minutes  past  four 

in  the  afternoon. 


NOBILITY,  GENTRY  AND 
GtERGY. 

Aubrey    Sir    Thomas  Digby,  Bart. 

(magistrate),  Ovins  House 
Reesley  Mrs.  Dorotliy,  Walton 
Bennion  Mrs.  Ann,  Castle  st 
Bowler  Mrs.  Mary,  Walton  st 
Chandos  the  Most  Noble  the  Mar- 
quess of,  i\]  p. Wontton Underwood 
Cox  Kev.  Frederick,  Chnrcli  st 
Cross  Mr.  William  (high  constable). 

Market  square 
Currie  Mr-.  Mary,  Whitehall  st 
Dawney  Mrs.Eliziibcth, Churchyard 
Eaules     Woodfteld     Blake,     Est]., 

Walton 
Erie  Rev.  Chiistoplier,  Hard  wick 
Eyton  Rev.  Charles  Watkiu  Wynne, 

Aston-Cliiitoii 
Fell  Miss  M^iy,  Walton  [Fee 

Gale  Rev.  William  Butch,  Parson's 
GatesRev.Jos  pli  Willi  int, Church  st 
Gibhs  Mr.  SHinnel,  New  road 
Goodfall  Mrs.  Rebecca,  Dinton 
Glare  Mrs.  Fanny,  Kriarage 
Gregory  Mr.  Geo.,  BiKkiimham  rd 
Harrison  Rev.  .lohn,  Dinton 
Healey  Mrs.  Elizabetli, Whitehall  st 
Hill  Mr.  Thomas,  Wa'ton 
Hilliird  Miss  Sarnh,  Chuich  st 
Holland  Mis.  Bet.sy,  Walton 
Hooper  Mis.  Mary  Ann,  Bucking- 
ham road 
Hughes  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Walton  st 
HnntMrs.Eli/bli. Hannah, Green  end 
Ing  George,  Esq.,  Walton 
Ishnm  Rev.  Arthnr,WeslonTurvilIe 
Lee  John,  Esq..  ll.d.,f.r.s..  Hart- 
well  House 
Lovett  Moses,  Esq.,  Walton 
Lowndes   Rev.    Charles,  Hartwell 

Rectory 
Lucas  M  iss  Catherine,  Walton  st 
Marshall  Miss  VValton 
Mead  Miss  Sarah, Huckitigliam  road 
Nugent  the  Right  Hon.  Lord,  M.  p., 

Lilies 
Parrott  Mrs.  Mary,  Back  st 


Symons  Miss  Sarah,  Castle  st 
Taftani  John,  FIsq.,  Whitchurch 
Terry  Mr.  Joseph, Bnekmgham  road 
T'  rry  Miss  Maria,  Walton 
Thorp  Mrs.  Ann,  Castle  st 
Turner  Rev.  Alfred,  Whitchurch 
I'uipin  Mrs.  Ann,  New  road 
I'nrvey  Mrs.  Sarah,  Back  st 
Wheeler  Mr.  Rohert,  Bourbon  st 
White  Mrs.  Grace,  tlie  Cottage 
Willison  Mr.  J(diii,  Walton  st 

ACADEMIES    AND  SCHOOLS. 

Not  otherwise  described  are  Day  Schools 

Biiigle    Jolin  Edwaid    (boarding), 

Temple  square 
Eagles  Ezra,  Cnrabridge  st 
Free  Latin  School,  Churchyard 

— Rev.  Frederick  Cirx,  master 
Free  School,  Churchjard — Henry 

Heywaid,  master 
Lucas  William,  Temple  st 
National  School,  Oxford  road — 

John    Mitch'l    Brown,    master; 

Jane  Holland,  mistress 
Thirkell  the  Mis.ses— ,  Walton 
Turnei  Fiancis  Rafela (boarding  and 

dav).  Parson's  Fee 
Walton  School.  Walton — William 

Wright   Heckford,  inaster;  Mary 

Ann  Galbiaitli,  mistress 
Wesleyan  School,  Whitchurch — 

—  Osborne,  master  [bon  st 

Woodman  Maria  (boarding),  Bnur- 

AGRICULTUBAL     MACHINE 
MAKERS. 

Kempsfer  Jame-,  New  road 
Sheen  Thomas  &  Roheri  (and  iron- 
founders),  Buckingham  road 

ATTORNEYS. 

Benson  &  Philbrick,  Church  st 
Br()ol^s  John,  Walton  st 
Griffiths  Henry,  Market  square 
Hattoii  Henry,  New  road 
James  James,  Green  end 
Jones  Joseph,  Buckingham  road 
Prickett  &  Noakes,  Walton  st 
Rose  &  Parroits,  Church  st 


Pennefather  Rev.  William,  Wa'ton  j  Tindall,Son  &Baynes, Mai  ket  square 


Pieott  George  GienvilleWandisfnrd, 
Doddershall  Park  [son's  Fee 

Pretyman  Rev.  John  RadilyHTe.Par- 
Ramsford  George,  Esq.,  Walton 
Reade  Hi  v  Joseph  Bancroft,  Stone 
Rickfotd  William,  Esq.(magistrate) 

Green  end 

Ri'igwav  Miss  Mary  Ann, Railway  st 

Kiduway    Miss    Mary  Ann,  Buck- 

iirgham  road  [ham  road 

Saunders  Mrs.  Mary  Ann.Buckiirg- 


Watson    Henry    (and   clerk  to  the 


Judk?ns  William,  Cambridge  st 
Kinuliani  John,  Birtkingham  road 
.Mai  ks  John,  Kinyslnitg 
Simons  Beirjamin,  Walton  st 
Veaiy  Elizaheth,  Market  st 
Wheeler  Ann,  Walton  st 
Wheeler  Charles,  Temple  st 
U'heeler  Janres,  Kingsbury 
Woodman  Robeit,  Green  end 

BANKERS. 

Aylesbury  Old  Bank,  Market 
square  (ilraws  on  Piaeds  &  Co., 
Ijondon) — Zacharias  Daniel  Hunt, 
proprietor 

London  and  County  Bank,  Bour- 
bon st  (diaw  on  the  Head  Office, 
London) — .Alfred  Self,  manager 

Savings'  Bank,  Green  end  (open 
on  Wednesdays  from  12  till  1), 
— James  James,  actuary 

BASKET  6t  SIEVE  MAKERS. 

Harris  Thomas,  Camhriilge  st 
Ward  John,  Kingsbury 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Blowfield  Thomas,  \\  hitchnrch 
Butcher  Th.. mas,  Oxford  st 
Hanney  Chailes,  Back  st 
Harding  .lohn,  Whitcliurch 
Lepper    Heiiiy  &  Geoige  Andrew 

(\eterinai  y),  Walton  st 
Spiagir  Thomas,  Cambridge  st 

BOOKSELLERS&  STATIONERS 

Mailiti  Henry,  Marketsquaie 
Marshall  Jami  s  Henty,  T<  tuple  st 
Muddimarr  Joseph,  Market  square 
Piekburn  James,  Temiile  st 
Whirinii  Wm.  Whititrg,  Kingsburg 

BOOT     &    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Ames  Heirrv,  Mai  ket  square 
.Avery  Michael,  Walton  st 
Bailey  William,  Castle  st 
Baldwin  William,  Temple  st 
Bil'.ington  George,  Temple  st 
Bolton  William,  Cami'tidge  st 
Chiitou  William,  Buckinehara  road 
Copcutt  Francis,  New  road 
Copcutt  Henry,  Back  st 
Hedges  Ann  &  Son,  Market  st 
Ivatt  Sarah,  Kine-bury 


county  couit  and    local  board  of  i  Lester  Thomas,  Church  row 


health).  Church  st 
AUCTIONEERS  Bt  APPRAISRS 

Gadsden  Jeffery,  Spittle  Mill 
Gibbs   &   Son   (and  estate  agents), 
Bourbon  st  [Mai  ket  square 

GriffitsJolin  (and  sheriff's  officer), 
Jackson  James,  Buckingham  mad 


BAKERS    &    FLOUR  DEALERS. 

Senior    James   Trevor,  Bioughto'n    Barnes  Henry  John,  Market  square 
House  !  Coliings Thomas  George, Kingsbury 

Shelton  Mrs.  Isabella,  Chu'clivard   ;  Daivill  John,  Castle  st 
Shutilewnrtli  Miss  Elizabeth,  Biet-  ,  P'antutt  Joseph,  Cambridge  .st 

ion  hill  I  Garner  Thomas,  Walton  st 

Simonds  Miss  — ,  Castle  st  j  Grace  Jeretniah,  Silver  st 

Spring  Rev.  G  orgeThomas,  Buck-   Grove  J'>lrii,  New  road 


inghani  road 
Stone  Mr.  William,  Cambridge  st 
Stoue  Mr.  Wllliain,  New  road 


Harwood  George,  Whitchurch 
[  Hicks  Joseph,  Buckingham  road 
'  Jarvis  Thomas,  Cambridge  st 


Matthews  William,  Whitchurch 
Mitchell  Robert,  Kiiifsbury 
Palmer  Rohert,  Kingsbury 
Reeve  Edward,  Whitchurch 
Sparks  Joseph,  Cambridge  st 
Walker  Sally,  Walton  st 
Ward  lUibertjTemide  st 
Warner  John,  Cambridge  st 

BRAZIERS  AND  TINMEN. 

Sevmour  Svlvaniis,  Market  square 
Sharp  Cyrus,  Walton  st 
Ward  Thomas,  Market  square 

BREWERS. 

Dell  John,  Konibnii  st 
Judkins  William,  Cambridge  st 
Parti idge  William Wriuht, Kingsbury 
Terry  Edward,  Walton 
Woodman  Robert;  Green  end 


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BKICK     MAKERS    AND   HME 

BURNERS.  I 

D.iKlifielH  UiclKiMl,  Whitchurch 
mine  J-h...  H.»r-u>uk  1 

I  Drke  Willi  iiK  M»-e'l  &  So".  "UCk- 

inhiouroail;    Kilns  at //(/;7«r^//, 

Stuiie  and  Do'lilershalt 
Ile:i<l  .lose|iii,  Ciiiibiidge  st 
BRICKLAYRS  &  PLASTERERS 
MrtllKi.inris  KiiUvay  st 
Uedvvell  Joliii,  WaUoii 
.leimiiig*  (icorte,  Waltiiii 
Shtrp  Wailis  Oxforil  roail 
WardJts"--,  Market  Miiiare 
WaidWilii.iiii  (.'"i  builder),  lUick- 

i„Rhamioad  ^c '"''•'' 

Wilsou   JoMaii      plasterer),   W  liit- 


BUTCHERS, 

AiKitiii  Tlumias  Whncluircli 
Clarke  ChiiK's,  New  piad 
C'Hicutt  Charles,  New  mad 
Kd»%aid>  Joseph,  Mai ket  square 
Kisiier  Kd^ard,  Kiiinvhury 
I'ivher  Fraiici',  Kinij-biiry 
l"i»l,er  William,  Walton 
(uMinev  IVichard,  KinKslniry 
Ihaiviiiiin  James  Silver  st 
Keincli  Daniel,  Whitcluirch 
L-cUe  William,  OxIonI  mad 
Miicliell  Till. mas  H(ir\vood,Silver  st 
N^uli  John,  Silver  lane 
Smitii  1  hoinas,  l$nckiiighain  road 
Stevens  D.ivid,  Walton  st 
Thorp  Charles,  Kinusbury 
Thorp  Thomas,  Kingsbury 
Turner  Charles,  Cambridge  st 
Welch  Frederick,  Whitcluirch 
Wheeler  John,  Castle  st 
Wlieeler  John,  Back  st 
Wondhoiise  Joseph,  Cambridge  st 
\Vrii;lit  Wiirum,  Walton  st 

CABINET     MAKERS    AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Berry  T na-,  Kin^'sblIly 

Gibbs  Samuel,  Maiket  s(|narc 
Green  William  Henry,  Walton  st 
Jackson  James,  Ihickinpham  road 

CARPENTERS. 

Maiked  •  lluis  are  also  Builders. 
•BcccIk  y  Richard,  Walton 
•Green  Thomas,  Kinasbury 
Green  Williiin)  &  Son  (and  timber 

merchants),  Walton  st 
•Mavne  Samuel,  H^iiUvay  st 
•W.i'd  Jesse,  Market  square 
•  Waid  William,  Hnckinahain  road 
While  Tbos.  rand  hnihler)  ,Custle  st 
CHEMISTS    AND    DRUGGISTS. 
Cheney  H-lmes,  Markt  t  sipinre 

Uichin's  Howland,  Kiiiu-bniy 
Pavne  Frederick  William,  Kinf,'shury 

Stidman  Riehaid,  MMikct  square 

CHINA,  GLASS,    &r.  DEALERS. 

Clark  J. lines.  Temple  st 
Duko  William.  Market  square 
Piincrmihe  William  (eai  then  ware) , 
Cax'le  st  [ham  road 

Jriiim  Kdw.f&  liardware),BuckiMg- 
\cineyTli'>n)a«,  liack  st 

COACH    MAKERS. 

KiiiK  (ieoiRe,  New  read 

Mcarl  JipIiii,  I5ni  kinjihuni  load 
COAL    MERCHANTS. 

»a'l  Fiai  ris.  Hallway  ^t 

Clay  Cr^ss    Co^;l'A^v,  New  road 

wliaif— ThoniHs  Fell,  ai;cnt 
KukUi  d  John  &  Son,  Walton  st 
Fell  ThoM.a.,  Castle  M 
HfdIaiKl  Ge.rKr,  Walton  Rt 
Ho«aid  Joseph,  W'al'on  St 
Locke  Jilin,l'.u(kinghani  road 
Miiore*  Jamrs,  Silver  »t 
Shaw  Joseph  (and  Blatc),  Walton  st 


Smith  Eliza,  Walton  st 

Wanl  William,  Buckiuiiham  road 

Whitehouse  Joseph,  Walton  st  i 

Woutton  Thomas,  Walton  st  ] 

CONFECTIONERS-  | 

Castle  Wm.  IJ  unaid.  Cambridge  Si  1 
Fancutt  Joseph,  Cambridge  st 
Garner  Joseph,  Market  square 
Garner  Thomas,  Walton  st  1 

Veary  Elizabeih,  Market  st  \ 

Vincent  Jonathan,  Walton  j 

Wyatl  Chailes,  Silver  st  i 

COOPERS. 

Alderman  John,  Whitcluirch 
lieasley  John  Anthony,  Whitchurch 
I  HollDwav  Georue,  Wilton 
Jolly  Joseph,  New  road 
Morgan  James,  Wal'on  st 
FIRE,    «tc.    OFFICE   AGENTS. 
Anchor,  William  Whiting  Walker, 
Kiniisbiiry  [Market  square 

British  KMriRE,ThomasMai shall, 
County,  Gi-ace  White,  Market  sq 
Eagle,  Silvan  us  Seymour,  Market 
square  [square 

Economic,    Robert    Dell,    Market 
Etonian    and    General,  Richard 

Stednian,  Market  scjunre 
General,  John  Gunn,  Market  sq 
Globe,  Henrv  Hatten,  New  road 
London     Union,    Thomas    Field, 
Market  place  [New  mad 

Mentor  (life),  John    Margesson, 
M  inerva,  HenryW^atson,  Church  st 
NoRWK  H  Union, Rowland  Dickins, 
Kingsbury  [Cburch  st 

Ph(enix  (tire).  Rose  &  Pairoits, 
Railway  Passengers'  (life  and 
accidents).  Christopher  William- 
son, Temple  square  [Walton 
Royal  Exchange,  James  Cmuch, 
Star,  William  J  udkins.Camhiidgest 
Sun,  Gibbs  «&  Son,  Boorbon  st 
ViCTORiA(life)AlfrdSelf,Maiketsq 

GLOVERS. 

Hitchcock  Roheit,  Cambridge  st 
Pearce  John,  Walton  st 
GROCERS    &     TEA    DEALERS. 

[See  also  ^Shopkeepers,  Sfc.) 
Ames  Henrv,  Market  square 
Collins  Chailes,  New  road 
Elliott  CalebWilliam, Market  square 
Gunn  John,  Maiket  square 
Hawkins  Charles,  Temple  st 
Homeyer  William,  Walton 
Jarrott  Edmund,  Canibridue  st 
KiiiKbam  Joseph,  Market  square 
Peitit  Joseph,  Market  squaie 
Simons  lienjamin,  WaltiUi  st 
Stephens  Jolui.  Market  square 
Thorp  Rubert,  Temi)le  square 
Waite  Thomas,  Back  st 

HAIR   DRESSERS. 
He  Fiairie  Joseph,  Cambridge  st 
Dixon  James,  Canihridue  st 
Muddiman  Jose|.h.  Market  square 
Simons  Joseph,  Maiket  st 
Walker  WMliamWhitin^', Kingsbury 
Waid  George,  Market  square 
Welch  JosepliAnstin,  Cambridge  st 

INNS. 

(See  also  Taverns  <^-  Puljlir/Iousrs.J 
Crown,  Henry  James  aiidCatheiine 

Margesson,  Market  square 
G.orge.  Helen  Bennett.  Market  sq 
White  Halt,  John  Kersley  Fowler, 

Market  siiuare 

IRONMONGERS. 


I,INEN&  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

Moores  John,  jnii..  Market  square 
Payne  Philip,  Maiket  st 
Pollden  Richard,  Marl^et  square 
Queich  John,  Kingsbury 
Reid  David,  Market  square 
White  Grace,  Market  square 

MALTSTERS. 
Dell  Jnhn,  Bouibon  st 
Fariibrounb  William,  Castle  st 
Mooies  John,  Silver  st 
Page  Thomas,  Wiiichendon 
I  Terry  Edward,  Walton 
j  MARKET  GARDENERS. 

De  Fiainc  Jane,  Back  st 
j  De  Fraine  Mark,  Bouihon  st 
'  Stei)heiis  Berry,  Cambridge  st 
I  MILLERS. 

I  Burford  William,  Whitcluirch 

Gadsden  Jeffery,  Aylesbuiy  Mill 
;  Jeffrey  Thomas,  W^alton  Mill 

Loosley  Kichaid,  Hartwell 

MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 

Berry  Mai  yAnn&  Hin  iet,Kingtbury 
Brooks  Hannah,  Whitchurch 
Bush  Ann,  Silver  st 
England  Elizab  th,  Walton  st 
Harrison  Ann,  Castle  st 
1  Hedges  Sarah,  Whitehall  st 
1  Hodgkins  Mary  Ann,  Hale  leys 
Impey  Mary  Ann,  Kingsbury 
!  Medhurst  Ann  (&  bahy  linen  ware- 
j     house),  New  load 
I  Read  E>ilier,  New  road 
1  Sale  Ann.  Buckingham  road 
I  Simons  Maiy  Ann,  Railway  st 
i  Taylor  Sarah.  Cambridge  st 
Turnham  Elizabeth,  Market  square 
newspapers 
and  their  publishers. 
Bucks  Advertiser  &  Aylesbury 
News  (Saturday),  Robeit  Gibbs, 
Bduiboii  st 
Bucks    Chronicle   and    Bucks 
Gazette  (Saturday),  George  De 
Fiaine,  Silver  st 
Bucks  Herald  and  Windsor  and 
Eton  Journal  (Saturday),  Jas. 
Pickburn,  Temple  st 
NURSERY   AND     SEEDSMEN. 
Fereusoii  D  ivid,  Buckingham  road 
Fraser  John  Francis,  Markt  t  square 
Weatherli  y  Charles,  Market  square 


Seymour  Silvanns,  Maiket  square 
Smiih  Thomas,  Kingsbury 
Ward  Thomas,  Maiket  square 


PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS     AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Bradford  Joseph,  New  road 
Cooley  Edward  Elijih,  Silver  st 
Curiis  Elizabeth.  Kingsbury 
(Gibbons  James,  Bourbon  st 
Goss  Thomas,  Kingsbury 
Hawkins  William,  U  hitchnrch 
Hodi;l>ins  Ni  heiniah,   Cambridge  8t 
Hodgkins  William,  Canibiidge  fit 
Howes  Thomas.  Walton  st 
J  likes  Thomas,  Walton  st        [road 
May  John  Cnas.  (sign),  Buckingham 
Ward  Thomas,  Market  squaie 
Woodman  George,  Caste  st 
PRINTERS-LETTER-PRESS. 
De  Kiaiiie  Gemge,  Silver  st 
Gil'bs  Robert,  Bdurbon  st 
Marshall  James  Henry,   Temple  8t 
I'iekbuin  James, Temple  st 
SADDLERS   AND    HARNESS 
MAKERS. 
Bradford  Thomas,  New  road 
Kiiinings  Jnhn,  Whitcbnich 
MuKisson  Georue,  New  road 
Smith  Matthew,  Kingsbury 
W^ootlon  Lawrence,  Market  square 


Utrutovi). 


AYLESBURY,  &c. 


SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERS IN 
GROCERIES  &    SUNDRIES. 

Barnes  John,  Market  square 
Baiiiitt  Sarah,  Whitchmch 
Btickland  Julm  James,  Ca«tle  st 
CoUlnKs  Thomas  Geon;e,Kingsbury 
Copcutt  Heniy,  BacU  st 
Elliott  Caleb,  Whiichurch 
Gates  Josepli,  epistle  st 
Godfrey  CatluMiiie,  Silvei'  st 
Giirney  Hannah,  Castle  st 
Jarvis  ThoniHS,  Caniliridge  st 
King  Jesse,  Gieen  end 
Lampett  William,  KinL'sbnry 
Nortli  Henry,  C^nibiidge  st 
Priest  Donas,  Wliitchiirch 
Reeve  Kdward,  Wiiitchurcli 
Rickard  Philis,  Whitchnrcli 
'J'attam  rhomas,  W'hitLluirch 
Whiiley  Tliomas,  Green  end 
STONE    Be  MARBLE     MASONS. 
J-.aytJohn,  Ikitannia  st 
Thompson  William,  Kingsbury 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Fisher  Selina,  Kingshury 
Holland  Eruaheth,    Market  square 


Cock,  Josiah  Wilson,  Whitchurch 


Mnckg. 


Hitchcock  Wm.  stay  maker,  Cambridge  st 


Cross  Keys,  Rd.  Gooding,  IMarket  square  |  Jacobs  Ellas,  clothes  cleaner  Pastlp^f 


Crown    and    Thistle,    George  Cheshire 

Whitchurch 
Dark  Lantern,  George  Palmer,  Silver  st 
Green  ftlan,  Robejt  Dell,  IMarket  square 
Greyhound,  Thomas  Bowler,  Silver  st 
Harrow,  Charles  Orchard,  Back  st 
Horse  &  Jockey,  William  Stevens  Paine, 

Buckingham  road 
King's  Head,  Jesse  Ward,  Maiket  square 
Nag's  Head,  John  Jolly,  Cambridge  st 
New  Inn,  (\hrk  Price,  Walton 
Oxford  Arms.HenryTurnham,  Market  sq 
Plough,  John  Anthony, Buckingham  road 
Queen's  Head.Joseph  Higgins, Temple  sq 
Railway  Tavern.James  Oliver,Railwaj  st 
Red  Cow,  William  Ci>x.  Buckingham  rd 
Red  Lion,  Jonathan  I'.eckett,  Kingsbury 
Rising  Sun,  George  Wicks,  Castle  st 
Saracen's  Head,  William  Locke  Greenend 
Ship.  William  Landon,  Walton  st 
Star,  Joseph  Pollard,  Lemon  st 
Two  Brewers,  William  Birch,  Back  st 
Unicorn,  William  Saunders,  Walton 
White  Horse.  Jos.  Edwards,  Market  sq 
White  Horse,Rcibt  Holloway.Whitclinrch 
White  Lion,  John  Wheeler,  Castle  st 
Whit  eS  wan, GeorgeCheshire,  Whitchurch 


Lazarn- Samuel,  umbrellamkr.Templest 
Len)on  Henry,  supervisor,  New  road 
Lepper  Henry  ^  George    Andrew,  vete- 

rinary  surgeons,  V/alton  st 
Levason  George,  demist,  Bourbon  st 
Longstatr  John,  fislimonf,'er.  Market  st 
JIaigessonEdward,tobacconisi,Marketsq 
Margesson  John, accountant.  New  road 
Market  Hall,   Market  square-James 

I  ongue.  keeper 
Mechanics'    Imstitute,  Temple   st— 

Ko-^land  Dickins,  honorary  secretary 
Nixon  Rnhei(,ailk  manufr.  Oxford  road 
Police   Station-,  Castle  slreet-Jaraes 

tornohy,  superintendent 
Poole  William,  hook  agent.  Church  st 
Rose  Joseph,   stamp   distributer  for  the 

county  of  Bucks,  Church  st 
SanfordWm. furniture  brokr,rambrid''est 
Scott  Robert, travelling  teadealer,Nevvr(i 
SoriETY  FOR  Promoting   Christian 

Knowledge,  Temple  st— James  Pick- 

buru,  depository 
Stamp  Offick,  Temrle  street— James 

Henry  Marshall,  distributer 
Taylor  Joseph,  town  crier,  Cambridge  st 
ValderJohujinland  revenue  officer, New  rd 


U  hite  Swan,  Kezia  Markham,.'V^  alton  st  ^  Ward  John,  basket  maker,  Kingsbury 


Retailers  of  Beer 

Allen  James,  Oxford  road 

Ballad  Richard,  Buckingham  road 


Impey  Maty  Ann,  Kinesbuiy 

Lines  Susannah,  'IViitple  st 

Markham  Sarah(&  dyer),Wallon  st  i  BrV^'^en'shawJames  Cambridge  st 

Medliurst  Ann,  New  road  Carruthers  Eleanor,  Whitclmrch 

Stevens  Ann,  Walton  st  Chester  Charles,  Market  square 

Tiirnham  Elizabeth,  Market  square  \  i;!^'"''  -l?,''";  Walton 

Warr  Ann,  Temple  square  I  ^L^'p^  " '"i?"'  Whitehall  st 

'  11^  De  rrame  George,  Cambridge  st 

SURGEONS.  I  Duncombe  William,  Castle  st 

Ceeley    Robert    &    James    Henrv,   (jougli  Joseph.  Cambridge  st 

Market  square  '    '  Ingram  John,  Walton 

Haywatd  Hetiry,  Kin.sbu.y  |  ^^X^^^i^^^l^^ 

Owen  Philip  Albeit,  New  road  J  p.^.ter  Joseph,  Oxford  road 

PickeSS  Hctliy  Beresford,  Church  st  \  Quainlon  John,  Walton 


Ward  Robert,(emperancehnteI,Teniple  st 
Wells  George,  wharfinger,  Walton  st 
Whitelock  George,  coll'ee  &  eating-house, 

Kingsbury 
Williamson  Christopher,  attorney's  clerk. 

Temple  square  [>t 

Woodman  George,  bird  stutrer,Cambridge 


Spencer  Charles, Whitchurch 

SURVEYOUS-LAND,  &c. 

Bull  Humphrey  (& building),  Aston 

Clinton  [S|)ittle  Mill 

Gadsden    Jeffery    (nnd     luilding), 

Green    William   &    William  Henry 

(buildings).  Temple  st 
Tieary  William,  Walton 
Ward  Robert  (of  taxes),  Castle  st 
Wing  Abraham,  Teir.ple  square 

TAILORS. 
Baddock  John,  'leuiple  st 
Clark  John,  Walton 
Clewley  Joseph,  Kingsbury 
CoHitigs  James,  Cambridge  st 
Collings  Juhn,  Whitchurch 
Collins  William,  New  toad 
Con norMirhael(&draper) Maiket  sq 
Evett  William,  Cattle  st 
Gough  William,  Market  square 
Hitchcock  William,  Bourbon  st 
IVIead  James,  Maiket  square 
Parsons  John,  Cambridge  st 
Procter  Joseph,  Whiiehall  st 
Turniiam  Heiuv,  Market  square 
Webb  John,  Walton  st 
Webb  Jnhn,  Raihvay  st 
White  William,  Market  square 
Wiggs  Thomas,  Cambridge  st 
TAVERNS  St  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 
Anchor,  Richard  Mitchell,  Walton  st 
Angel,  Willi;im  King,  Kingsbury 
B.irleymow,   William  Wright  Partridge, 

Whitehall  st 
Bear,  VVilliam  England,  Walton  st 
Bell,  Thomas  Wootton,  Market  square 
Black   Hor.se,  Thomas  Radwell.  Castle  st 
Black  Sw;in.Tlios  Jas.  Hinds.Kingsbury 
Bricklayers' Arms, Willi  iin  Fisher, Walton 
Buckini;ham    Arms,     William     Chilton, 

Buckingham  road 
Bugle.  Joseph  Carter,  Hart  well 
Bull's    Head,     Thomas     James     Berry, 

Market  square 
Chandos  Arms,  John  Cole,  New  road 
Coach  &  Horaes,Rd.PIatpr,Market  square 
Cock,  Susannali  Hill,  Kingsbury 


Sayle  Henry,  Cambridge  st 
Wheeler  Henry,  Green  end 

WATCH    &    CLOCK     MAKERS. 

Crouch  William,  Silver  st 
Field  Tliomas,  Market  square 
Lelimann  Frederick,  Market  square 
Simpson  James,  Castle  st 
Tooley  George,  Walton  st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

King  George,  New  toad 
King  Jesse,  Kingsbury 
Knigiit  John,  Bourbon  st 
Parrott  Joseph,  Buckingham  road 

W^HITESMITHS. 

Nash  William,  Back  st 
Neale  Robert,  Silver  st 
Newton  George,  O.sford  st 
Walker  Josepii,  Temple  st 

W^lNE  &  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

Dell  Riibcir,  Market  square 
Gulliver  Heury,  Kingsbury 

Miscellaneous. 

Badrick  John,  farrier.  Green  end 
Beals  J'lhn.  fniilerer,  Cambridge  st 
Billiard  Room,  .Market  square — Jesse 

Ward,  proprietor 
BluntJas.sweetuieat  maker,Cambridge  st 
Brooks  William,  ginger  beer  manufac- 
turer, Cambridge  st 
BncKiNGHAMSHiRE  INFIRMARY,  Buck- 
ingham load— Frederick  Duke,  house 
surgeon;  Mary  Smith,  matron      [bury 
Borch  John  Jeremiah, wood  turner,Kings-  ' 
Campbell  H'-nry,  fruiterer,  Cambridge  st 
Cheese  William,  rope  maker,  Walton 
Collins  Charles,  halter.  Market  st 
Copcutt  las.  medical  galvanist,New  road 
County  H.'^ll,  Market  square— William 

Whitins;  Walker,  keeper 
Cross  William, tea  dealer.  Market  square 
Dickins  Wra.  tanner  &  ciiriier,'l'emple  st 
Elmes  Francis,hatter&  clothier,Temple  st 
Elmes  John,  clothes  dealer.  Temple  st 
Fisher  John  Denton,  reporter,  Kingsbury 
Gas     Works,    Railway    Station— R.  H. 

Howard,  manager 
Guruey  John,  grazier,  Walton  st 
HillJ no. horse  breaker i^iclippei-jGreeu end 


I  PLACES    OF    WORSHIP, 

AND  their  .ministers. 

Saint  Mary's  Church.  Church  yard— 
I  Rev.  John  Radclyffe  Pretyman,  Vitar; 
Rev.  William  Burch  Gale,  curate. 

Trinity  Church,  Walton- Rev.  Wm. 
Penefather,  inciniibeitt. 

Baptist  Chapel,  Walton. 

Independent  Chapel,  New  road — 
Rev.  Jo.seph  William  Gales. 

Primitive  Methodist  Chapel,  Rail- 
way street.  [ford  road. 

Wesleyan    Methodist  Chai'el,  Ox- 


POOR     LAW    UNION. 

Workhouse,  Leighton  Buzzard  rd. 
Governor- — Richard  Roberts  Hollyer. 
.Vo/)on— Hester  Hollver. 
Schooliiiaster—HenTy  Pigott. 
Schoolmistress — .Miss  Hinton. 
Surffeorts--{fmioti<:.) 
Chaplain— Rev.  William  Pennefalher. 
Cltrk    to    the    Board    of    Guardiani — 

Joseph  Parrott. 
Rfliedng  Officers— {Sirsi   and  second  dis- 

trict.s).  Humphrey  Bull ;  (third  district), 

Thomas  Horton  :  (fourth  dislrict),Tho8, 

Hill  Hewlett. 


REGISTRARS 

OF  BIRTHS,  DEATHS    &  MARRIAGES. 
Superintendent — Josepli  Parrott. Church  st 
Registrar  for  Aijlesbury  Distiiet — Tl'-is. 
Fell,  Castle  st. 

"       for   AslonCtinton — Humphrey 

Bull,  Aston  Clinton.  fQuainlou 

"        for  Warf/ipio7),  Thomas  Horton, 

"       for  f7ad(/«T)/iam,Thoa.Howleli, 

Haddenham. 


COUNTY   COURT, 
Held  in  the  County  Hall  monthly. 
Judge — John  William  Wing,  Esq. 
C/e/Sr— Henry  Watson,  Esq. 
High  Bni.'iff—.fnhnGiimu. 
Bailiff— John  Reader. 


COUNTY  ^GAOL     AND     HOUSE 
OF    CORRECTION, 
LEIGHTON    BUZZARD    ROAU. 
Gorernor—  Mr.  James  Sherrilf. 
Peputij  Governor— Henry  Sherriff. 
yliairon— Martha  Bates. 
CAa;)'aJ«— Rev.  George  Appleby. 
5Hj?eon— Henry  Hayward. 


a^ucfeg;. 


AYLESBURY,  &c. 


^Iatei'j5 


COACH. 
To  THAME,  tlie   Wii/'i/  .1/"i',  from  the 
Crown,  every  arteruoon  at  five. 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 
OS  A  BRAVCIl    OF    THE  LONDON  AND 

NOHTII-WCSTEKN  LINE. 
Stition,   RaiUvay   street— Robert   Rimell 
J [iiiij,  station  masttr. 


CARRIERS 

To  LONDON',  Christopher  Rnker.  from 
the  BulIN  H'ad.S  iturdav,  aiuUVilliam 
HoriDur,  from  the  Roj?  &  Crown,  Sun. 

To  LONDON,  and  forwvrd  to  all  parts 
of  EnK'a'nl,  William  HeilKes.  fioiii  liis 
waiehouse,  Cambridge  si,  by  riii/,daily 

'lo  AMERSn  AM.  Jos-ph  Halt,  from  the 
Bull's  Head,  and  Jooi  ill  Hill,  from  the 
Cock,  \^'eJnesilay  and  Saturday 

To  ASTON-CLIN TON,  John  Brazier, 
from  the  An;r  1,  Wednesday  and  Satur- 
day, and  J.inies  Axlell,  from  the  Bull's 
Hrad,  Sat'irday 


To  BERKMAMPSTEAD.Cha'lesClark. 

from  the  Angd,  Weilnesday  and  Sulur- 

dav,  and  John  Cook,  from  the  Crown, 

and    William    Dale,   from   the    Bull's 

Head,  We  Inesday 
To  BICESTER,  John  Warrington,  from 

thf  Two  Br>-wfr«,  Wednesday  &  Sat. 
To  BUCKINGHAM,    Thomas  Woolton, 

from  the  Two  Brewers,  \\'ednesday  and 
k  Sa'urdav 
To  CHEsHAM,  Samuel  Beam,  from  the 

Block  Swan,  Saturday 
To    HADDENHAM,    William     Wilson, 

from  the  King's  Mend.  Siturday 
To  LEIGHTON    BUZZARD,    William 

IMorKan,  from  his   house.  Tuesday,  and 

John  luce,  from  the  Angel,  Saturday 
To    NASH,    Mark    Ridijway.    from   the 

BuckiMiihani  Arms.  Saturday 
To  OVINGaud  WIllTCH  URCH,Joseph 

E*'ans,  from  the  Red  Lion,  Wednesday 

and  Saturday 
To  OXFORD,  BRILL  and  CUDDING- 

TON,  Henry  Mole,  from  the  Burking. 

ham  Arms,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To   PRINCES  RISBOROUGH,  James 

rosier,  Irom  the   Bull's  Head,  Wednes- 
day and  Saturday 


To  THAME  and  OXFORD,  William 
Webster,  from  the  Harrow,  Monday 
and  Thursday 

To  TRING.  Richard  Foster,  from  the 
Crown,  Saturilay 

To  WADDESDON,  Martha  Cripps,from 
the  Buckingham  Arms.nnd  John  Crook, 
from  the  Hart  H"tel,  WVdnesday  and 
Salurdav,  and  Robert  Griffin,  from  the 
Red  Linn,  Saturday 

To  WinrcHURCH,  James  Rickard, 
from  the  Buckingham  Arms,  and  Robt. 
Bull,  from  the  Anqel,  Wednesday  and 
Saiurday,  and  Daniel  Kinch,  from  the 
Crown,  Saiurday 

ToWINSI.OW,  John  Walker,  from  the 
Black  Swan,  Wednesday  and  Saiurday 

*,*  Besides  the  above,  there  are  convey, 
ances  for  Go  ids,  to  almost  all  the  village* 
in  tlie  county,  on  the  Market  daya. 

CONVEYANCE  BYW^ATER. 

To  LONDON,  William  and  John  Lan- 
dun's  Fly  Boatsjrom  Aylesbury  wharf, 
Walton  st,  every  Saturday 


BEACONSFIELD,   WOOBURN   and  NEIGliOURHOODS. 

a^EACON'SFlKLD  is  a  parish,  in  the  hundred  of  |  and  Fellow*  of  Magdalene  colUge,  O.xfird;  the  pre- 
Bumhaiii — Mie  t.'wn,  whi  li  is  cliar'eicd  to  hold  a  I  sent  incumbent  is  the  Rev.  .John  Gould,  In  the 
market,  is  2.'5  niilis  N.w.  from  London,  6  s.E.  fiom  ,*.outh  aisle  is  a  plain  nniral  tablet  to  tlie  tneniory  of 
High  Wyioiiibe  and  8  N.  from  the  SloiigS  siaiioii,  on  the  celebiated  orator  and  .statesman,  Kdmmid  limke, 
the  Gnat  Western  railway;  pleasantly  situated  on  a  '  who  died  at  his  seat,  GrcRoiies,  in  this  parish,  and  was 
hill,  and  allowid  to  he  one  ot  the  iiio>t  healthCul  lo- j  intened  here.  In  the  cliuichvard  is  a  tahle  nioiin- 
caliiies  ill  the  kiiig''oiii.  'i'lie  town  is  coo- posed  of  nient  of  white  muhle,  w  th  a  pyramid,  to  the  nienioiy 
four  main  streeis,  which, coineiging  to  a  centre,  furm  of  Waller,  the  elegant  poet — he  was  ham  in  this  town, 
a  convenient  iii;irl;ei  piice:  the  piineipal  street,  in  ■  and  died  Octnber  21st,  1687.  The  niuket,  entitleil 
wh'ch  theie  are  many  well  built  houses,  is  more  than  j  to  be  held  on  Wednesday,  is  now  unattended  ;  two 
half  a  mile  in  length,  and  extends  along  the  road  i  fairs,  however,  are  ^ti'l  maintained,  on  the  13th  of 
leading  fioni  London  to  O.'cfoiil.  Ueacoiisfield  was  |  February  and  Holy  Tlmr-day  I  he  parish  contained, 
foiinerly  of  considerable  iiiipurtance  in  ihe  grain  and  |  by  the  returns  fuv  1841,  1,763  inhabitants,  and  by 
m-al  trades,  iind  its  market  was  the  resoi  tof  nnmenais  ,  those  (or  1811,  1,732. 

opulent  factors  and  dealers;  hut  the  iieighbouiing  I  W'oobukn  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Desbo- 
lown>  of  Wycoinb-'  and  I'xhiidge  have  abstracted  a'  rough— the  village  is  situated  3  niihs  s.w.  from  Bea- 
gieat  portion  of  its  business,  and  invaded  its  pros- '  con^tield,  in  a  narrow  valley,  thioiiKJi  the  centre  of 
periiy  vcyseiiously;  its  lace  trade, too, which  is  the  only  j  which  meanders  a  liver,  wiiose  stream  gives  motion 
inanuf.ictiiie  heie  (with  the  e.xceiitioii  of  paper,  made  [  to  several  mills  for  making  papei — ihe  sianle  m;iini- 
in  the  vicinage),  lias  latteiiy  di  dined  ;  the  local  trade,  I  facture  of  the  jilace  and  neigliboui  hood.  The  parish 
however,  is  well  siistiined  by  the  inhabitants,  and  the  j  church  of  Saint  Paul  is  a  large,  ancient  edifice,  wiili  a 
lespei  table  families  of  the  luighboui  hood.  Constables  '  liandsoiiie  tower  ;  it  contains  several  moniimentsof  the 
and  ()tli(  r  ofliceis  are  appointed  at  the  court  leei  of  the  I  Beitie  and  Wbaiton  families,  and  a  curious  font  of 
lord  of  ibe  manor;  and  Beacoiisfield  is  a  polling  sta- |  ant'que  carved  woik.  There  are  places  of  win  ship 
tion  at  the  election  ofnu-mbeis  torcpiesent  the  county  '  for  Independents  and  Wesleyan  Meihodists,  A  niaiket 
at  larte.  was  granted  to  this  town  by   Heiiiy  VI  ,  this  has  long 

The  parish  churcli  of  All  Saints  is  an  ancient  liuild-  been  discontinued;  but  fairs  are  held  May  4th  and 
ing,  and  formerly  belonged  to  the  nionastei  y  at  liui  II- I  Novemb-r  12th,  for  horses,  i  luvs  and  sheep,  'fhe 
ham  ;  it  is  br.ilt  of  stone  a'ul  flint,  with  a  tower  :  the  i  population  of  the  parish  in  1831,  was  1,927,  and  in 
living  is  a  rectoiy,  in  the  presentaiinii  of  the  President'  1841,  1,830. 

POST    OFFICE,   High-street,    nr.AroNSFiPXU,  Ann   Cox,  Past  iMisfre.i.i.  —  Letters   from  all   parts 
arrive  (from  UiiAVTON)  every  mm  ning  at  half-past  six,  and  are  despaiched  thereto  at  seven  in  the  evening, 

POST  OFFICE,   WooiiuRv,  Klizalii'tb    Hnglies,  Post  l\Jistress.  —  Letters   from    all  part?  arrive  every 
II. (ii  nitiL'  at  ( i.:lit.  and  aie  d(  spatclied  at  live  in  ihe  afernoou. 


KOBILITY,    GENTRY    AND        , 
CI,EKGY. 

Ashley  Rev.  F.  B.  W..>,hurn  j 

JJirch  Mr.  Joii  ithaii,  Woobiirn  i 

BoiMy  Mrs   F.li/..l),th,  Highst  | 

Callow  Mis  Kii/l>th.Wycoml)e  Fnd 
|)u  Pre  lames.  Ksc|.  Wilton  Park 
Gould  Uev.  J. dm,  B.D.  Ilect  iry 


Millet  Cecilia  (boarding  and  day}, 

High  St 
l?uss>  II  James  C'ay).  Wycombe  end 
ViLLACK    Sctiooi,,    VVuohurn 

V.    Fiancis,    master;    Millicent, 

Uriginshavv,  mistress 
Wright  Ann  (day),  Wycombe  end 

ATTORNEYS, 


nil rch  Cottage   ^i       i       «    i>  /      I     i     r     . 

Grove  Mr.  Kdu.u-.d,  lli.l,  st  i  Cliar.sley  f,    Pario::  (and  clerks  to 

Hall  .Mrs.Kei.ecca.Hall  liarnCottage  i      ''"-'  '"-'B'stiates],  High  st 


)lar-a  it  Kev.  .lolm,  Windsor  &l 
llo-,iiis  Mrs.  Isiliella.  Hiijli  St 
Jarksoii  .Miss  M.ny,  IFiLdi  st 
Head  Colonel  — ,  Kiilsiiade  i'.irk 
TlmniD-on  .Mr.  Wlliim,  Hil-Ii  st 
Tiinell  Mr.  Jos,|)li,  Wyiombe  Knd 
\()ul'loii  Iti'v  .Mm  hill. 'A'}  com  he  I'.iid 
ACADEtniES     AND     SCHOOLS. 

hall  .Maiy  Ann  '(lay  ,  Hitjiist 


BAKERS. 

Rarneft  Ilicliard,  W'ooburn  green 

I'.oiilt.in  Joel,  Hiuh  st 

linn.ks  Thomas,  Wvcombe  end 

Harding  William,  Hinh  st 

Howatd  iliLJiard,  Wooburn  green 

Kidd  George,  Wiohinn  gieeii 

{..awience  (JeoiLC,  High  st 

Nash  John,  Woobiiiu  green 
Joliiistom-    (Charles    (boaiding  and     I'leilway  Stephen,  Wycombe  end 

day),    Highst  [end   Turketine   Wni.   Edward,    High  st '  Williams  Thomas,  Wooburn 

Millet  ^Monsr.  (French),  Wycombe  '  Williamson  Jauies,  Wooburn  i  Williams  James,  Windsor  st 


BLACKSIVIITHS. 

Lovett  David(and  farrier), Wycombe 

end 
.Meakes  Joseph  (and  farrier),  Woo- 

buin 
.Stevens    Thomas    (and    edge    tool 

maker),  Wooburn  green 
Tiipp  William,  Aylesbury  st 

BOOT  AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 

Hates  Tlimiias,  High  st 
Coleman  William,  Windsor  st 
Dormer  John,  lli^h  St 
Diilley  William,  Woohurii 
Hessey  Heniy,  Woobiiiu 
Lacey  Jo-eph,  Windsor  st 
Hoi'crs  Thoiiius,  Wooburn  green 
Tied  way  William,  W\  combe  end 
Weihered  William,  Wooburn 

BREWERS   AND    MALSTERS. 


^ixtctox^* 


BEACONSFIELD,  &c. 


Bucfesf. 


BRICKLAYERS. 

Chapman  Obed,  Windsor  st 

Fox  George,  Mii;Ii  st  [Hieh  sf 

Rauce  Joseph   (and  brick  maker), 

BUTCHERS. 
Blake  Simeon  James,  Highst 
Blinko  Henry,  High  st 
Butler  VVilliam,  Woohijin  green 
Fryer  James,  High  st 
Giegory  George,  Wycombe  end 
Hare  Richard,  Wycombe  end 
Lane  Henry,  Woohnrn  green 
Lewen  William,  Aylesbury  st 
Lipscomb  William,  Aylesbury  st 
Williams  John,  Woobiirn  green 

CARPENTERS    &    JOINERS. 

Marked  tlius  *  are  also  Builders. 

Child  William  (and  timber  dealer), 

Wycombe  end 
*Child  William,  jun.  Aylesbury  st 
Long  Jumes,  Wooburn 
Riddle  James,  Woohnrn 
•Spring  John,  Windsor  st 
*Williams  John,  Wooburn  green 

CHEIffllSTS    &    DRUGGISTS. 

Allnutt  &  Gale    (and   stationers), 

High  st 
Williamson  Ciiristopher,  High  st 

COAI.    DEALERS. 

Grove  Edmun<l,  Higl)  st 

Spicer  Edmund,  Aylesbury  st      [st 

Williams  James  (and  seed), Windsor 

CORN    DEALERS. 

Hare  John  (and  seed),  High  st 
Sibley  James  (tiiid  miller).  High  st 

EARTHENWARE    DEALERS! 

Gowlett  Charles,  High  st 
Hainsboiough  Sophia,  Wycombe  end 
Ward  James,  Ayleslniry  st 
Wingrave  George,  High  st 
fire,  &c.  office  agents. 
Clerical,  Medical  and  General 

(life),  James  Russell,  High  st 
County,  John  Charslev,  High  st 
York   and  North   of  England, 

Thomas  Everett,  High  st 

GROCERS    Se    TEA    DEALERS. 

(See  also  Shopkeepers,  8fc.) 
Fowler  William,  Aylesbury  st 
Hation  George,  Market  place 
Howard  Thomas,  Wooburn  green 
Marshall  Joseph,  High  st 
Nuthall  William  Henry,  High  st 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Greenfield  George,  Wycombe  end 
Manley  Henry,  Avleslinry  st 
Morley  Henry,  Hiali  st 

INNS. 
(See  also  Taverns  8(  Public  Houses.) 
George,Tl)os.  Brooks, Wycombe  end 
Saracen's    Head,    George     Green, 

High  st 
White  Hart,  John  Haines,  High  st 

IRONMONGER. 

Newland  Charles,  High  st 

LACE    MANUFACTURERS. 

Flint  Charles  (lace  cap),   Wooburn 
Withall  George,  Windsor  st 

LINEN    DRAPERS    &    HABER- 
DASHERS. 

Constable  Tliomas,  Higli  st 
Hat  ton  George,  Market  place 
Hatton  Richard,  Wooburn  green 
Howard  Thomas,  Woubuin  green 


'  Long  S;»rah,  Wooburn  green 
I'errin  Thomas  V.,  High  st 
Wingrave  James,  Wooburn  green 

IVIILLINERS&  DRESS  MAKERS 

Cox  Ann,  High  st 

Long  Sarah   (and   bonnet  maker), 

Wooburn  gieen 
Snell  Eliza,  Wycombe  end 
Tredway  Sarah  Ann,  Wycombe  end 
PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS   AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Carrad  Maiia,  Wycombe  end 
Hitchcock  John,  High  st 
Williams  John,  Wooburn  green 

PAPER    MANUFACTURERS. 

Angel  Caroline,  Wooburn 
Gaviier  Augustus,  Loudvvater 
Pegg  William,  Wooburn 
Plaistoe  Richaid,  Loud  water 
Spicer  JamesFieeman  Gage,  Glory 

AND  Hedge  Mills,  Wooburn 
Venahles  Charles,  jnn.,   Wooburn 

and  Cliefden 
Venahles  Geo.Heniy&Francis  Edw. 

Lower  Glory  andPiiiicess  Mills 

SADDLERS. 

Mackie  Edward  William,  High  st 
Smiih  Charles,  High  st 
Watluus  VVilliam,  Wycombe  end 
SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERSIN 
GROCERIES    &    SUNDRIES. 

Barnett  Richard,  Wooburn  green 
Batting  Henry,  Windsor  st 
Beck  Mary  Ann,  Wooburn  green 
Blake  Mary,  Windsor  st 
Boulton  Joel,  High  st 
Butler  Thomas  (and  wire  worker), 

Wooburn  moor 
Chapman  Obed,  Windsor  st 
Coleman  William,  Windsor  st 
Davies  David,  High  st 
Dean  Richard,  Wooburn 
Dulley  Heniy,  Wooburn 
Haiding  Sarah,  High  st 
Hessey  Henry,  Wooburn 
Howard  Richard,  Woobutn  green 
Howard  Thomas,  Woobuin  green 
Kidd  George,  Wooburn  gi  een 
Lawrence  George,  High  st 
Nash  John,  Wooburn  green 
Pyn  Richard,  Wooburn 
Williamson  Elizabeth,  Wooburn 
Wingrave  George,  High  st 

SURGEONS. 
Rumsey  John,  High  st 
Smith  John,  High  st 

TAILORS. 
Harrod  John,  High  st 
Horton  James,  Wooburn  green 
King  William,  Wooburn 
Neiehbour  John,  Wjcombe  end 
Snell  John,  Wycombe  end 
Stevens  William,  Hiijh  st 
TAVERNS  ec  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 
Bell,  Charles  Smith,  Wooburn 
Bull,  John  Williams,  Wooliurn  green 
Cross  Keys,  Wm.  Watkins,Wycombeend 
Elm  Tree,  William  JetTs,   Aylesbury  st 
Greyhound,  Joseph  Turner.  Windsor  st 
King's  Anns,  Geo.  Denham, Wooburn  grn 
King's  Head,  Richard  Hobbs,  Wooburn 
iMolher  Red  Cap,  John  Andrew,  While 
hill,  Wooburn  [green 

Queen  &  Albert,  Henry  Lane,  Wooburn 
Red  Cow,  Thomas  Smith   Kirby,  Woo- 
burn green  [green 
Red    Lion,    Francis    Steiner,   Wooburn 


Royal  Oalc,  James  Howard,  Wooburn 
Srtan,  Sarah  Grimmctt,  Highst 
Weavers'Aiins,  Mary  Jezepb,Aylesbury  st 
White  Horse,  fliary  Hutcheson,  Highst 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Beckett  Samh,  High  st 
Blake  Mary,  Windsor  st 
Boddy  Peter,  Wycombe  end 
Butler  Charles,  Wooburn  green 
Chapman  Fanny,  Windsor  st 
Dean  Thomas,  Wvcorabe  end 
Gowlett  Charles,  High  st 
Halsey  James.  Oxford  road 
Healey  John  Wooburn  green 
Lake  William,  Wycombe  end 
Lewen  William,  Aylesbury  st 
Lipscomb  William,  Aylesbury  st 
Manley  Henry,  Aylesbury  st 
Ward  Isaac,  Wooburn 
Wethered  William,  Wooburn 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 
Grove  George,  Aylesbury  st 
Hailey  Thomas,  Windsor  st 
House  Richard,  Wooburn 

Miscellaneous 

Blackwell  Wm.  constable,  Wycombe  end 
Blinko  William,  cattle  dealer,  High  st 
Boiler  John,  owner  of  horse'>  &c.  tor  hire. 

Winder  st  [end 

Everett  Thomas,    auctioneer,  Wycombe 
Everett  William,  brazier,  High  st 
Healey  John,  parish  clerk,  Wooburn 
Hirst   Henry,  watch  and  clock   maker, 

Wycombe  eud 
Howard  James, chair  maker,  Wooburn 
Newland  Chas,  stamp  distributer,HigIi  st 
Rolfe  John,  surveyor  and  estate  agent, 

Wattleton  farm,  Beaconsfield 
Savage  William,  millwright,  Wooburn 
Slatter  John,  parish  cletk,  Wycombe  end 
Smith  John,  registrar  of  births  and  deaths. 

High  st 
Swallow  John,  potter,  and  brick  and  tile 

maker,  Beaconsfield 
Waring  Edward,  cooper,  Wycombe  end 
Williamson  Christopher,  veterinary  snr- 

geon.  High  st 


COACHES 

To  LONDON,  the  Wycombe  (from  Wy. 
combe),  calls  at  the  White  Hart,  every 
morning  (Sunday  excepted)at  half-past 
eight;  the  Prince  of  Wales  (from 
Thame)  every  Tuesday,  Thursday  and 
Saturday  afternoon,  at  three;  Hughes' 
CoacA(from  Wycombe)  every  afternoon 
at  four;  and  the  Blenheim  {trom  Ox- 
ford) every  Monday,  Wednesday  and 
Friday  at  half-pist  twelve. 

To  OXFORD,  the  Blenheim,  every  Tues- 
Thursday  and  Saturday,  at  half-past 
twelve,  noon. 

To  THAME,  the  Prince  of  Wales,  from 
the  White  Hart,  every  Monday,  Wed- 
nesday  and  Friday  athalf-pasi  twelve. 

To  WYCOMBE,  Hughes'  CoacA,  every 
afternoon  at  half-past  one,  and  Hart's 
Coach,  every  evening  at  seven. 

RAILW^AY- 

The  nearest  Statio7i  is  at  Slough, on  the 
Great  Western  line,S  miles  distant. 

An  Omnibus,  to  the  Station,  from  the 
White  Hart  and  the  George,  every  day 
(Sunday  excepted). 

CARRIERS 

To  LONDON,  —  Pavne,  from  the  White 
Hart,  daily,  —  Hatton,  Sun.  Wed.  & 
Friday;  —  Burnham  and  —  Tranter, 
Tuesday  and  Friday ;  —  Tucker,  from 
the  George,  Monday,  Wednesday  and 
Friday,  and  Joseph  Grove,  from  his 
his  house,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

To  WINDSOR,— Hall,  from  the  George, 
Thursday. 

To  WOODSTOCK,  —  Ward,  from  the 
George,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 


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BUCKINGHAM, 

WITH  THE   VILLAGES   OF   MAinSMOUE  ION,    PADIiUKY,  TINGEWICK,    HILLERSDON,    AND 

NEIGHBOURHOODS. 
iDfCKING  H  AM,  is  an  anneiit  bomui-li,  Ixitli  cor- 1  are  two  endowed  sciiools — one  founded  by  Edward  VI 
jMiiate  and  pailianifutary,  and  the  cuniity  town  in  the  for  eight  boys  ;  the  other  by  Gabriel  Newton,  in  1760, 
hiiiidieil  iif  us  name  ;57iniles  s.w.  by  \v.  liotn  London  for  twenty-five  hoys.  Other  public  school  condncttd 
21  N.N.E.  fmni  Oxford,  12  n.n.e.  froin  Bice.stei-,7  N.w.  re-pectiv(  ly  upon  the  iVatioiial  and  Hiitish  plans,  Snn- 
lioin  Winslow,  the  same  distance  E.  Iiy  s.  from  Hritck-  day  schools  and  almshouses  c(ini|)ii>e  tl)e  othi  r  piin- 
iey  1  Northampton),  and  10  s.  w.  from  Woolverion —  ci|)al  chaiitieji.  'I'lie  j,'reat  object  of  intere.-t  and 
the  last-naineri  a  station  on  the  London  and  North-  attraction  in  tiiis  n'iii'liboni  hood  is  '  Stowe,'  the 
Western  lailwav  ;  and  the  town  itself  is  a  station  on  1  princely  residence,  until  lately,  nf  the  Dnke  of  Buck- 
the  Bucl-inuham-:  ire  line  (opened  in  May  1850) which  '  inghani.  This  ntible  seat  is  situated  ahoni  two  milts 
conimunicaies  with  the  Oxford  railway  at  Banlmry,  I  nnrtli-wcst  of  BuckingliaMi,  and  the  walk  from  the 
and  with  tlie  L'ln 'on  and  Nortli-'.Vestern,  near  Fennv  '  town  to  the  giaiid  entrance  into  the  park  is  very 
Siratlord.  The  town  is  situated  in  a  valley,  upon  the  beautiful.  In  this  delit'htful  sjxit  every  object  that  can 
hanks  of  the  Onse,  and  by  this  river; which  is  crossed    eontrilnite  to  pictnie>(|ue  and  hnely  scenery  is  to  be 


by  three  hridt:es)  it  is  environed,  except  on  the  norti 
The  hiiu-es  aie  chiefly  of  biick,  and  many  are  well 
built ;  to  n  giilaiity  or  uniformity  in  its  streets,  how- 
ever, tlie  place  can  lay  but  small  claim,  the  dwellings 
beinf  scatteied  without  order  over  a  large  extent  of 
groni'd.  The  nianiifactuu's  here  at  the  present  day, 
are  but  of  little   consequence.     'I'he  inhabitants  were 


found — wood  and  water,  lawns,  slopes  and  grottos, 
shrubs  and  flowers,  temples,  columns,  and  arches,  are 
di^posed  iluonghoiit  by  the  hand  of  taste.  Another 
favourite  walk  of  ihe  inhabitams  is  to  the  village  of 
Maidsinoreton,  the  road  to  which  is  planted  on  either 
side  with  trees  nieeiing  at  the  top  :  indeed  the  walks 
and   \icws  geneially  ari'Und    Buckingham    are  of  the 


once  exten-ively  employed  in  lace-tnaking,  whidi  lias    most  pleasing   kind.    The  market  days   are   Monday 

greatly  declined,  and   is   conrinuaUy   receding  in   iiii  ■  and  Satuiday :  the    fiist  is  one   cf  the  larg'st  in  the 

portaiice.    There  are   several   maltim;s  in  the  town,  kingdom  for  eahes  ;  the  other  for  articles  of  general 

and  two  breweries,  and  the  trade  in  corn  and  hops  is  cmisumiition,  is  but   thinly  atti uded.     Fairs,  January 

of  some  consideration.    Tliere  are  seieral   good  inns ;  12th,  and  the  last  Monday  in  that   month;  March  7tli 

the  'White   Hart',  in  Market  square,  has  been  long-  the  second  Monday  it:  .Vpiil,  May  (iih,  Thursday  in 

frequented  by  the  rommereial  traveller,  as  well  as  for  Wl.itsun-week,  July  10th,Se|)temher  4th,Ociober  2nd, 

posting.     Ed'wird    III    granted    to  the  inhabitants   a  the  Saturday  next   after   Old  Michaelmas,  November 

charter   of  incorporation,     which   was  confirmed  by  8tb,  and  Decembei    l.'^th  ;  all  chieily  for  cattle,  shet  p, 

HeniyVllI,  and   sub-equently   by   Queen    Mary.     In  &c.     The   parish  and  borough  of    Buckingham   con- 

18:'i5  the  chatter  was  remodeled  hy  the  Municipal  Act,  tained,  by  the  returns  for  IS.il,  .'5,610  inhabitants,  and 
and  the  goverimient  vested  in  a  mayor,  fouraldermen, '  by  those  for  18-11,  4,0.t4. 

and    twelve  councillors— ihe   corporate    body    being  ()„(>  mile  from  Buckingham  is  the   pretty  village  of 

styled'ihe.Mayor,  Aldermen,  and  C-ounnllors  .if  the  MAms.MonKTON     (before-mentioned'),    containing    a 
Borouuh  of  Buckmgham.     The  district  bench  of  ma- ;  |,andsome  churcli,  dedicated  to  Saint  Edmund, in  whicli 

gislraies  hnld  petty  sessions  at  the   town  hall   fvery  .„^.  ,|,,^,^.  (.icgant  stone  stalls.with  rich  soihic  canopies 

altetnat'S.iturday;  the  norongh  magistrates  assemble  ;,nd  the   poicli  ;.nd    belfry    have   groined   roofs.    The 

on  business  connected  with  the  bonjuuh  every  alter-  populati.m  of  the  paiish  in  1811  was,  .''.70. 

Date  1  uesdav :  aiK    a  Couniy  Court  is  he  d  monlhlv,  i       ,.      ..            -1,1       1    ic  <-   u         c         n     n- 

I      .1        '.    f  iQir   <•     .!.„.,.,. ^f  I  i.f    ,^  ^  '      About  two  miles  and  a  half  s.  bv  r.  from  l5U(  king- 

uiKcr  the  act  of  184(),  for  te  recovery  ot  dents  to  any  1        ■    n                  -m            •.     .    1  '     .1       •         i\    ^ 

,     '    r-oo       11,  f   ,. .,    I  oil  :    „       \  bam  is   'auuukv  vil  age,    situated  on  the  river  Ouse, 

ainf)ant  not  excecdii  g  £20.     i  he  tovMi    hall  is  a  neat         ,•        ^^  n     i>     1  ■     1         i-      n  .-i 

1            .•     .1    ;  1.  i,.,ii,i;r,„  -  .wi  fi  ^  i.„,-..,,.i,         1  and  co>e  to  lie  line  of  the  Biickingl  amsliire  Uailwav, 

and  convenii  lit  bin  k  hnildmg,  hiid  the  borough  giol  .,,,            .  ,      ,        1   -     ■    r     .    1  ■      t  •   .    m           .1 

is  a  commodl.ms  one-the  latter  erected  hy  LoidCoh-  /.''.''    'r""^''.  '•''"'•^''.'■^  !  "''^;'M',"    r""^   Mary  :  the 

ham  in  1748,  Who   restored    the  assizes  tothe   town,  '''^g  is  a  vicarage,  in  theg.lt  .,f  the  Crovvn      A  \\  es- 

but  which  have  since  been  removed  to  Aj lesbur, .  ThJ  '^'y'"'  ^'"'1'^'  f'"'  ^  'f'^}  •     1  q'm  "    '"•'»"     '  '''" '''' 

borough    h..s    uninterrnptedly  returne,!    members  to  -'"'^  population  of  which  m  1841  was,  (,%. 

jrarliaii)'  lit  from  the  time  of  Henry  VI  1  ;  the  present  '\l">"'  '■"-'  S'^'ie  distmre  as  Padhuiy  from  Rucking- 

representatives  are    the   .Marquess  of    Chandos,  and  b^mi,  tothe  west  of  the  latter, is  ihe  village  of  Tinge- 

C.donelJohn   Hall.     Buckingham  is  a  polling  station  "icKE.tormei  ly  a  market  t'.wii,  but  retaiiiingnothing 

at  the  election  of  county  members;  and  it  confers  the  =i'  ''"^'  puseiit  day  to  denote  us  early  con<equeiice.  Tlie 

title  of  Uuke  upon  the  family  of  Temple.  \v.\\\i\\  church  of  Saini  Miuy    (a  neats'ructnre),  con- 

Thenmst  conspicuous   and    inincipal   ornament  of  '^'m'*   a  curious    brass  to    the  memory    of    Eiasmus 

Buckinchamis  iliecliuiclK.fSaintl'eter  and  SaintPaul,  Williams,  dated  1608.     Population   of    the  parish   In 

standing  on  the  summit  <if  an  artithial  mount,  ipi  igiii-  1841,    'Jll. 

allv  occupied  by  a  cattle.     The  building  was  lieguii  in  Hilleksdon  for  Hillsden),  is  a  parish  in  tlie  hiin- 

1777,  and  completed  in  four  year"-,   at    an  expense  of  died  of  Buckingliam — the  \illage,  a  small  one,  is  situ- 

£7,000  the  gi eater  pan  of  which  was  contributed  by  aied   about  4  miles  s.  from  ihat  town.     The  ancient 

the  late  Earl  Temple;  it  is  df  stnne,  and    has  a   hand-  mnnor  hou-c,  loiij;  since  demolislud,  hell  mit  for  the 

foine  s()uaie  tower,  at  its  wesiein   end,   ornamented  King  against  Cromwell's  foie.  s;  it  Miriendeied  in  164.'i 

with  piiiiiac'cs,  embraMire^,  and  a  light  tapering  spire  wlun  it  was  jiliindeied,  and  its  owner,  Sir  Alexander 

which  ri-es  10  the  height  of  one  hiiiidied  andfifty  fiet  Denton,    wa^    cinnmitted  to    piison,    where    hediecJ. 

from  ihe  ground.    The  exterior  is  rather   plain  than  The  paiish  rhiii  ch  of  All  Saints' is  a  handsome  building 

otherwise,    hut  inlei  nal'y  it    i^  defiantly   fitted    up  in  ichiiilt  about  14!).'5,  and  is  decorated  with  some  beauti- 

tbe  Grecian  style,  ami    similar   to  I'ortland  chapel,  in  fill  speeimeiH  cd'  staim-d  glass  :  the  living  isapeipet- 

Loudon  :  the  livini?   is    a  discharged   vicarage.    Tiie  nal  curacy,  in  the   patioiiage  of  the  Dean  and  Canons 

Uiipii'^ts,  Inrleitei. dents,  Wesleyan  Methodists,  and  tin  of  ChristChnich  Colli  ge,  Oxford.     Population  of  the 

Society  of  Friends,   have    plates  of  worship.     There  jiaiish  in  1841,  2()2. 

POST  OFFICE,  Butcher  Market,  BurKiNOiiAM,  William  Stalhvoi thy,  /V«0/f/,?/<'r.— Letters  from 
LoNiios,  and  nio'-t  parts  of  Kii;;laiid  ariive  eveiy  nimning  (by  mail  cart  from  U'oi.vkrton)  at  half-past  five, 
and  afiemoon  at  half-pa<t  one,  and  are  de-|)atched  theietu  every  morning  at  half-past  nine,  and  evening  at 
half  past  cit,ht. 

I-etter'*  from  Banblrv  and  BitACKi.EV  aiiive  every  morning'at  half-past  nine,  and  are  despatched  at  one 
in  Ihe  afternoon. 

POST,  Tis(;EMirK,  Recrimiig  llouxe  at  George  Everett'*. — Li-ltcrs  from  all  parts  arrive  (from  Buckino" 
ham;  eveiy  moining  about  eight,  and  are  despatched  theitto  at  six  iu  the  evening. 

POST,  Pauhchv, //^cWciH^- //o»/.«^at  .Maiy  ami  Sarah  Trendwell's.— Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (from 
Buckingham;  «very  morning  about  eight,  and  ate  despatched  thereto  at  seven  in  the  evening. 

10 


Mitzctov}). 


BUCKINGHAM,  &c. 


^uclijef. 


NOBILITY,     GENTRY,    AND 
CLERGY. 

Andrews  Rev.  Wni.,  Maldsmoreton 
Asioii  Rev. Dd. Watson, Piebend end 
Railing  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Market  hill 
Bartlett  Mis.  Edward,  Prebend  end 
Bart lettJohnEdwd. Esq  (magistrate) 

Prebend  end  [  Market  hill 

Bartlett  Mr.  Thomas   (magistrate), 
Bayner  Rev.  Adam,  Adstuck 
Box  Mrs.  Penelope,  Church  hill 
Carr  Mrs.  PenelopeMary,Tingewick 
Chaplin  Mrs.  Saiah,  VVestst 
Coker  Rev.  John,  Radclive 
Cole  Rev.  George,  Castle  st 
Collier  Mr.  Charles,  Manor  Hou'e, 

Chetwnode  [moreton 

Davies  Rev.  Edwd.  Lewis,  Maids- 
Dayrell  Mrs.  Fanny,  Padbnry 
Dewes  Major  Edward  (magistrate), 

School  laue  JDayiell 

Dyrell  Edmund,   Esq.,  Lillingstone 
Eyre  Rev.  \Vm. Thomas,  Padhury 
Fitzgerald  Thomas, Esq.,  Shalstone 

Honse  [Wakefield  lawn 

Grafton    His  Grace  the    Dnke  of, 
Gray  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Castle  st 
Hai  per  Miss  Mary  Ann,Londonioad 
Harris  Mr.  VVm. Davies,  Market  hill 
Harrison  John,  Esq.,  Shelswell 
Hoare    Sir    Hugh   Richard,    Bart., 

Lillingstone  Hovell 
Jones  Mrs. Mary,  Maidsmoretou  rd 
Kime  Mrs.  Sarah,  Tingewick 
Kirhy  Mrs.  Martha,  West  st 
Kirby  Mr.  William,  Market  hill 
Ladler  Mr^.  Margaret,  Well  st 
Langfon  Mr.  Perridge,  Padbury 
Line  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Bristle  hill 
LiveridgetheMissesHarriei&Emm?i, 

Bmclier  market  [Hdvell 

Lloyd    lU'v.   William,  Lillingstone 
Merry  Mr.  William,  London  road 
Reed  Rev.  George Vearn, Tingewick 
Reed  the  Misses  Heiirietta&  Fanny, 

Tingewick 

Richards  Mr  ,  Si  owe 

Risley  Rev.  Jolm,  Tingewick 
Risley  Rev.  John  Holford,  Akely 
Rogers  Mrs.  Mary,  Chuich  st 
Sabine  Rev.  John  E  , Preston  Bissitt 
Silvester  Rev.  Thomas,  Vicarage 
Smith  Rev.  E.  L.,  Barton 
Southam  Mrs.  Ann,  Church  st 
Southam  Mr.Edmund,  m.d,,  Malds- 
moreton road 
Tancard  the  DowairerLady,Gavvcutt 
Thomas  ]\Irs.  Elizabeth,  West  st 
Uthwatt  Kev.  E.H.,  Market  square 
Verney  Sir  Harry,    Bart.,  Claydon 

House 
Watkins  Rev.  DanieI,Thornborough 
Whitehead  Rev.  T.  C,  Gawcutt 
Willmore  Mr.  James,  Well  st 
Willsher  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  London  rd 

ACADEMIES    &     SCHOOLS. 

BRiTisiiScnooLjWest  st, — William 

Dovvuhani  Honey,  master 
Grammar  School,  Butcher  mar- 
ket—Edward Brittin,  master 
GreenCoatSchool,  School  lane— 

J.  A.  Coat'.s,  master 
Holton  Ann  (day),  Well  st 
Infants'  School,    School   lane 
Kinibrell  Elizabeth  (dav).  Well  st 
National  School,  Stiiool  lane- 
John  Anthony  Coates,  masier 
National     School,     Padbury  — 

Louisa  Yeadell,  mistress 

National    School,    Tingewick— 

James  Archfr,  master         [street 

RabanHairiet(b(iarding&dty),West 

Stuchbery  Eliza &Racliael  (boarding 

and  day).  West  st 
Wintei  Riarla  Eljzabeth,  Tingewick 


AGENTS. 

CSee  also  Fire  Hfc.  Office  Agentx) 
BakerFrederick  William  (house and 

estate),  West  st 
Beards  Thomas  (land),  Stowe 
Blencowe  Benjamin  Robert  (to  the 
London  and  North-Western  Rail- 
way Company),  Market  square 
Harrison(Si.Son  (land  &  house)  Lon 

don  road 
MartinWm.  (to  J. Hedges,  carrier), 

Well  street 
Rowell  James   (land  and  house), 

London  road 
Tawn  Richard'I'homas (emigration), 

Butcher  market 
ThorpeWilliam  (coal),  Old  wharf 
WebbGeorge(to  the  British  Manure 
Company),  Market  hill 

ATTORNEYS. 

Budd  Frederic,  Well  st&  fFinslow 

Hearn  &  Nelson,  West  st 

King  Davis  Porter  (and  cororerfor 
the  division  of  Winslow ;  clerk  to 
the  magistrates  for  the  borough 
and  hundreds  of  Buckingham, and 
Jo  the  commissioners  of  propei  ty, 
income,  land,  and  assessed  taxes  i. 
Market  hill 

Nelson  George(and  townclerk,  and 
clerk  of  the  peace  for  the  bo- 
rough). West  st 

Smith  Henry,  Castle  st 

AUCTIONEERS  &APPRAISERS 

Baker  Frederick  William,  West  st 

Box  Philip,  Well  st 

Harrison  &  Son,  Market  square 

BAKERS    &  FLOUR    DEALERS. 

Marked  thus  •  are  also  Confectioners. 
Coles  Samuel,  North  end 
Fowler  John,  Tingewick 
G-irratt  Francis,  North  end 
Gibbs  John,  Piebend  end 
Giles  James,  Prebend  end 
Gough  Benjamin,  Tingewick 
Greaves  William,  Tingewick 
Hugh  Robert,  West  st 
Kirhy  John,  Castle  mill 
*Kirhy  William,    Market  hill  and 

ftlarket  square 
♦Longland  Edward,  Well  st 
*Mallett  William,  Well  st 
Minchin  James.  Padbury 
Row  John,  Redlion  row 
Seaton  John,  Well  st 
*Small  John,  Bourtonhold 
*Town  Richard  Thos.  (&  dealer  in 

British  wines).  Butcher  market 
Tread  well  John,  Radcliffe 
*Turner    Joseph     (sugar    boiler), 

Bourtonhold 
Walker  Enmund,  Padbury 
Waid  William,  Church  st 
Wimbush  Thomas,  Tingewick 

BANKERS. 

Bartlett,  Barrott,  Hcai  n  &  Parrott, 
Market  square,  (diaw  on  Praeds' 
&  Co.,  London) 

London  &  County  Joint  Stock 
Bank  (Branch),  West  st,  (draw 
on  the  head  office,  London)  — 
Richard  Havers,  manager 

S AVI ngs'Bank, Market  square(opeR 
onMondays  fi  om  12  till  2),  Richard 
Carter,  actuary  and  secretary 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Bciinet  James,  Wellst 
Cousins  John,  Tingewick 
Fieeman  John,  Gowcott 
French  John,  Maidsmoicton 
Gray  James,  Tingewitk 
Kiitlaiid  John,  Padburv 
Kiriland  John,  Bridge  st 
Markham  John,  London  road 


Roberts  Richard,  Maldsmoreton 
Wells  William,  Bristle  lane 

BOOKSELLERS,  STATIONERSi 
AND    PRINTERS. 

Chandler  Richard,  Market  square 
Stallw(MthyWilliain,Butcher  market 

BOOT  &  SHOE    MAKERS. 
Adams  Joseph,  Castle  st       [.square 
AdcockMatthias,Castlemill&Market 
Adcocli  Richard,  Market  square 
Attkins  John,  Cow  lair 
BasonThomas,Maiket  square   [end 
BissJno.(t'uttapeichadep6t), North 
Butcher  George,  Tingewick 
Dewett  Thomas,  Tingewick 
Dewett  William,  Maidsmoretou 
Fletcher  Joseph,  Padbury 
French  Joseph,  Bridge  st 
George  William,  Prebend  end 
Giles  John,  Castle  st 
Harris  John,  Market  square 
Hedges  Thomas,  Castle  mill 
Holland  Henry,  Well  st 
Lovell  Daniel,  Tingewick 
Marsh  David,  London  road 
Marsh  Henry,  Lenborough  road 
Marsh  William,  Well  st 
Newman  Job,  Maldsmoreton 
Owen  Richard,  Elm  st 
PaxtduJohn,  Maidsmoretou  road 
Smith  Slephen,  'i'ingewick 
Tew  William,  Redlion  row 
Town  Thomas,  Bourtonhold 
Uff  George,  Prebend  end  [lane 

Webb  Stephen  &  Lsaac,  St.  Rumble 
Worvill  Edmund,  Tingewick 

BRAZIERS  &  TINMEN. 

Bradford  Henry  Miller,  Market  sq 
Eastman    Robeit     (and    umbrella 

maker),  Prebend  end 
French  SamnelWilliam, Market  hill 
Horth  Thomas,  North  end 
Jenkins  John,  Bridge  st 

BREWERS. 

Revill  &  Thorne,  School  st 
Stuchbery  James,  North  end 

BRICK    MAKERS. 

Cherry  John,  Prebend  end 
Foxley  Thomas  &John,Thornboro' 
Greaves  James,  Physic  hall 

BUTCHERS.I 

Cave  Thomas,  Tingewick 
Coates  Nathaniel, Cow  fair 
Dudley  John,  Tingewick 
Einerton  John,  Bourtonhold 
French  Robert,  Bristle  lane 
Hadland  Robert,  Tingewick 
Hadland  Thomas,  Butcher  market 
Haiding  Joseph,  Padhury 
Hawkius  Samuel  (pork).  Well  st 
Holton  Thomas  (pork),  Tingewick 
Lidiugton  Richard,  Well  st 
Nelson  George,  Redlion  row 
Nelson  George,  juii.,  Bourtonhold 
North  Robert,  North  end 
Packer  Richard,  Tingewick 
Ridgeway  J;ime?,  Piebend  end 
Salmon  Robert,  Maidsnioreton 
Spicer  James,  Piebend  end 
Stuchbery  William,  Castle  st 
Summerfield  John,  North  end 
Summeifield  Rebecca,  North  end 
Preadwell  William,  Padbury 
Vickcrs  John  (pork).  Prebend  end 

CABINET    MAKERS    AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Freeman  Edward,  West  st 
King  Thomas  Fleet,  Castle  st 
Mold  Edward,  North  end        [mill 
Mold  Thos.  (&  bellfe-nger),  Castle 

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BUCKINGHAiM,  &c. 


CARPENTERS    fit    JOINERS.     \ 

Bouglian  William,  Well  st 
Freeman  Edward,  West  '•t 
Hollowell  William,  Clnircli  hill 
Holt  Robert.  London  load 
Jolin>onJolinClaike,Maid?moreton 
Kins  Thoma-i  Fleet,  Castle  st 
Mold  Edward,  Norlii  end 
Mold  Tlionias,  Prebt  nd  end 
Side  J-ames,  Tlnccwick 
Tibbetts  William,  Well  ^^t 

CHEMISTS    6l    DRUGGISTS. 

Palmer  Cb^tilej  Felix,  West  st 
Siretl  George,  .Market  sfpiare 
St;illworthy  Wm.  Biitilier  market 

CHINA,  GLASS,  6lc.  DEALERS. 
HinKS  Joseph,  Castle  st 
Hillier  Joseph,  Church  st 
Salmon  Wiiliani,  West  st 

CLOTHES    DEALERS. 

Adcork  .Mattiiias  (and  liattcr), Mar- 
ket square 
Allen  Samuel  .Maylc,  Castle  st 
Giles  Robert,  Church  st 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 

Macdonakl  Willi  im.  New  wliarf 
Miindy  Alfred  .Miller,   Old  wharf- 
Henry  Thorpe,  ngent 
COOPERS. 
Pratt  Henry,  Well  st 
Town  Thomas,  Butchers'  row 

CORN    DEALERS. 
GouEh  Williau),  Bristle  hill 
KirbvJohii,  Castle  mill 
Kirbv  William,  juu,  (and  cheese"), 

Market  hill 
Meehan  Thomas,  Maiket  l)ill 

CURRIERS    AND    LEATHER 
CUTTERS. 

Course  William,  Church  St 
Walker  William,  School  st 

FIRE,  ace.  OFFICE    AGENTS. 
Alliance,  Frederick  Budd.Well  st 
Asciioii    (&.  life),   George  Sirett, 

.Market  square 

British  EMriRR    (and  life),  John 

Biss,  North  end  [West  st 

CnuiiCH  OF  EsGLANU.F.  W. Baker, 

Clf.iiical,  .Medical  and  General 

(life),  Richanl  Carter,  Well  st 
County  ffire),  &  Provident  (life), 
Richard  Chandler,  Market  square 
Enoinkers'    .Masonic    and  Uni- 
versal (life;,Hy.  Holton,West  st 
General,    William    Davis  Harris, 
Market  hill  \\n\l 

Glome,  Davis   Porter  King,  Maikct 
KENTMuTUAL.WilliamStailwortliy, 
Butchi-r  market  [st 

Law,  Fredeiick   Wm.  Baker,  We.si 
PiifENix,  Williiin    Henry    French, 
Market  square  [West  st 

IloVAL  ExciiANCR.U  chard  Havers, 
IJovAL  Farmers'  (hail-storm), Jas. 

Harrisi>n,  jnn.,  Market  square 
ScomsM  K<.>iiiTABLE(life), Samuel 

Ma\o  Frei  rli,  .Maiket  st 
Star  &;  life;, Henry  Holton,  West  st 
StJN,S.inil.  Wm. Fundi,  .Mnrketliill 
Union,  John  Bis«    North  end     [st 
Victuallers',  F.Wm.  Baker, West 

GROCERS  AND  TEA  AND 
HOP  DEALERS, 

(Sre  nl.w   Hop     Mcrrlnivlx  :  Shop- 

keepers,  and  also  'Ifu  Dralcn.) 
n.irKe  Francis,  Murkct  square 
Baxur  David  Felix,  Castle  st 
Bi-iiiMttChristoplier  Dalton  &  Son, 
West  st  [wick 

Bnldi'T  Kirli.ii.l  r&  diapei ),'liiige- 
Hawkins  Samud  (&  bacui)  factor) , 
Well  street 

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Hillier  Joseph,  Church  st 
Napier  William,  Well  st 
Norris  John,  Bridge  st 
Ridgeway  Thomas,  Castle  st 
Smith  Charlotte,  .Market  hill 
Trea.Uvell  Mary  &  Saiah,  Padbury 
Turner  William,  Market  square  • 

HABERDASHERS. 

Bamkin  Wm.  (&lu)-i'r,,  Brulgest 
Owen  Hannah,  Churdi  lull 
Upstone  John,  Noith  end 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Hands  William,  Bourtonhold 

Heaver  Henry,  Bourtonh<dd 

Holton  Henry,  West  st 

.Mee  Thomas,  Tingewick 

Median  Henry  (and  game  dealer), 
.Market  hill 

Pead  John,  North  end 

HOP    MERCHANTS. 
(See    ulso  Grocers,  t<ic.) 

Bennett  &.  Son,  West  st 

Blcnoowe  Benjamin  Robert,  Mar- 
ket square 

Bradfonl  Henry  Miller,  Market  sq 

Elkington  &  Humlrey,  West  st 

Stuchbery  James,  Noith  end 

INNS- 
COMMERCIAL    AND    POSTING. 

Cobham   Arms,  Thomas    Streeter, 

West  street 
New  Inn,  Charles  Bennett,  Stowe 
Swan  &  Castle,  James  Blackwell, 

Castle  street 
White  Hart  Hotel, Benjamin  Robert 

Blencowe,  Market  square 

IRONMONGERS. 

BradfordHenryINrille!,Maikel  square 
Ceiti  John  (&  jeweller), . Market  sq. 
French  William    Henry  &  Samuel 
Mayo,  Market  square 

LACE    DEALERS. 

Biss  John,  North  end 
V'iccars  Richard,  Padbury 

LINEN  at  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

Allen  S-unuel  Mayle,  Castle  st 
King  George,  West  st 
Kirby  Joseph,  Market  square 
Morgan  James,  Westst 
Pittain  Henry,  Castle  st 
Port  Thomas,  Church  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Coates  Henry,  Redlion  row 
Gough  William,  liristle  hill 
Painter  Thomas,  Tingewick 
Revill  &  Thome,  School  lane 
Stuchbery  James,  North  end 
Webb  John,  Padbury 

MILLERS. 

Battlt  tt  Frederick  Edward,   Buck- 

im;liam  Mill 
Kirby  John,  Castle  ^^l^ 
Kirby  William,  Padbury 
Osborne  (Jeorge,  Morton  Mill 
PoUaid  William,  Tintewick 
Roper  Thomas,  Bourfon  Mill 
TreadwellJidiM,  Uadclive 

MILLINERS&  DRESSMAKERS 

Bailey  Elizabeth,  Well  st 
CouiNC  Ann,  Church  st 
Evans  Elizabeth,  Bourtonhold 
Fraiuis  Rebecca,  Bourtonhold 
Kirby  Mary,  Wesj  st 
Martin  .Maiy.  Well  st 
Owen  Hannah,  Church  iiill 
Port  Maiv,  Church  st 
Williams  Mai th,  l<ourtoiiliolil 
PAINTEBS--HOUSE,  SlGN^  ate 
M.iil.c  a  llius  *  "rr  also  I'lunibcrsaild 
(ilazUrs. 

•B.itclidor  George,  Prel)end  end 
•Iknuctt  George,  Wett  st 


Herring  Jonas,  North  end 
*Higgs  Joseph,  Castle  st 
Holt'Susannali,  Prebend  end 
*Jarvis  Robert,  Tingewick 
Xonis  John,  Bridge  st 
•Tebbeits  William,  Well  st 

PAWTNBROKBRS, 

Adcock  Ricliard,  Market  square 
Hillier  Joseph,  Church  st 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Barratt  Zechaiiah,  Market  square 
Holton  John,  Tingewick 
Richardson  John,  Bridge  st 
Salmon  William,  West  st 
Stuchfield  James, Tingewick 
SHOPKEEPERSat  DEALERSIN 
GROCERIES  at    SUNDRIES. 

.Mien  John,  Tingewick 
Bevin  William,  Tingewick 
Biss  Charlotte,  Well  .st 
Bi-s  Jolm,  North  end 
Bodman  Job,  St.  Rumble's latie 
Butcher  George,  Tingewick 
Clarke  Susannah,  North  end 
Cleaver  William,  Markei  hill 
Dawkins  Thomas,  North  end 
French  John,  Maiilsmoreton 
Gough  Benjamin,  Tingewick 
Hoyle  Hannah,  Padbury 
Meehaii  John,  Prebend  end 
Minchin  James,  Padburv 
Mold  Thomas,  Castle  Mill 
Newman  Jeremiah,  North  end 
Newman  Job,   Maidsmoietoii 
Pead  John,  North  end 
Small  J(din,  Bourtonhold 
Spicer  James,  Pnbend  end 
Turnham  John,  Prebend  end 
Walker  Thomas,  Padbury 
Ward  John,  Prebend  end 
Wimbush  Thomas,  Tingewick 

STONE    at    MARBLE    MASONS. 

Bitchelor    George    (stone  cutter), 

Prebend  end 
Harrison  Richard,  North  end 
.Mansfield    Daniel    (and  statuary), 

London  road 
Mansfield  James,  Tingewick 
Mansfield  Reuben,  Tingewick 
Tapping  William,  Tingewick 
Wilson  Jos.(&  buili!er),Bourtonhold 

STRAW^   BONNET    MAKERS. 
Reason  Sarah  &     Sophia   &  Mary. 

Market  square 
Hopkins  Ann,  Bridge  st 
Kirby  Joseph,  Market  square 
Town  Marv,  Maidsiiioreton 
Utf  .Xnn,  Prbeiid  end 
WillmoreMaiy,  Well  st 

SURGEONS. 
DenneJohn,  Bridge  st 
Southain  &  Haslop,  Westst 
Stowe  William,  Castle  st 

TAILORS. 

Allen  John,  Tingewick 
.\ttkins  William,  North  end 
Bt  vin  William,  Tingewick 
Elhorongh  George,  School  lane 
Gihbs  Thomas,  Maidsnioreton 
Grantham  Thomas,  Padbury 
HaynesJohn  (&  ilraper),  Bridge  st 
Heeley  Henrv,  Maidsmoreton 
Jones  Jo-e|>h  &  Son,  Well  st 
Ladd  William   (&  draper).  Well  St 
Miles  Benjamin,  Prehend  end 
RdbertsThoma.s,  Well  st 
Yonim  (ieoige.  Bristle  lane 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

An-.I.W  illiam  Wrlls,  Norlli  end 
Itcll.l'imclliy  l'.iiiili-i,  liriilRc  st 
Hlackl.iril,  William  Youni;,  Padbury 
BuckinKliam  Arms,  William  Hubbotks, 
Maidmuoreton 


Hircftoifi. 


BUCKINGHAM,  &c. 


Bucfts* 


Bull,  Harriet  Kirk,  Well  st  [row 

BiitcbersJ  Arms,  Georjje  Nelson,  Redlion 
Clnquers,  John  Cherry,  Gawcott 
Cross  Keys,  Jane  Sloan,  Prebend  end 
Crown,   Thomas  Holton,  Gawcott 
Crown,  William  Madkins,  Bristle  hill 
Crown,  Thomas  Painter,  Tingewick 
Dolphin,  Joseph  Wilson,  Bourtonhold 
Fleece,  Edward  Moss,  Butcher's  row 
Fox  &  Hounds,  Jonas  Herring,  North  end 
Georjje,  Joseph  Orchard,  Butcher  market 
Grand  Junction,  John  ISeal,  North  end 
Horse&G room,  J ohnEllingham North  end 
King's  Arms,  John  Roberts,  West  st 
King's  Head,  John  Warner,  Cow  fair 
Nelson,  Geori;e  Wilson,  Bristle  hill 
New  Inn,  Jane  Fricker,  London  road 
New  Inn,  John  Webb,  Padbury 
Red  Lion,  Thomas  Berry,  Tingewick 
Red  Lion,  Henry  Coates,  Reillion  row 


Cross  John,  firework  maker.  Bristle  hill 
East  Samuel,  umbrella  maker  and  glover 

North  end 
Field  John,  dyer,  Bourtonhold 
Gas  Woeks,  London  road— Richard  Car- 
ter, secretary,  Well  street 
Gile^  William,  superintendent  of  poUce, 
and  inspector  ot  weights  and  tneasnies, 
the  Gaol  [Well  st 

Holland  Jas.  register  olTice  for  servants, 
HumphreysHumphrey,tannr,Prebendend 
Inland  Revkjoue  Office,  at  the  Swan 
and  Casile — Thomas  Pug!),  supervisor 
King  Davis  Porter,  treasurer  &  solicitor 
to  the  Buckingham  Association  for  the 
protection    of    persons  and    property. 
Market  hill  [West  st 

King  Mary  Ann,  Berlin  wool  repositary, 
l\ladkinsWilliam,fishmonger,Bourionhold 
Masters  Eliza,  lodging-house,  Well  st 
Nelson   Ambrose,   piano-forte  tuner  and 
teacher,  Castle  mill 


Red  Lion,  Joseph  Harding,  Padbury 

Robin  Hood, ElizabethQuainlon, Padbury 

Royal  Engineer,  John  Ash,  Gawcott  road  j  Pugh  Thomas,  supervisor,  West  st 

Royal  Oali,  Jolin  Shepphard,  Market  hill   |  Rowell  James,  organist,  London  road 

Royal  Oak,  Thomas  Thame,  Tingewick    |  Shouler  John,  bricklayer,  Padbury 


Three  Cup',  Richard  Kelsall,  Bridge  st 
Trooper,  Thomas  Holton,  Noith  end 
T«o    Swans,    Frederick    Richardson, 

Bridge  street 
Wbeatshear,Thos.  Sbrnbb,  Maidsmoreton 
White  Hart,  William  Baker,  Padbury 
While  Hart,Thoraas  Bradbury,Tingewick 
Woolpack,  Thomas  Thame,  Well  st 

Retailers  of  Beer 

Bnrnell  George,  Prebend  end 
Butcher  John,  'I'ingewick 
Cherry  Thomas,  Maidsmoreton 
Dewett  William,  Maidsmoreton 
Hedges  Thomas,  Castle  mill 
Kirtland  John.  Padbury 
Lee  Edmund, Tingewick 
Tnnks  John,  Prebend  end 

TEA    DEALERS. 

Arnabokli  Ambrose,  lionrtouhold 
Din\voocil<;  \Vm.(travt'lliiig),\Vell  st 
Elborouiili     George      (travelling^, 

Sclionl  lane 
Owen  Hannah,  Chni-cli  hill 
Viccars  Richard,  Fadbiiiy 

TOY    DEALERS. 

French  Mary,  Bridge  st 
Holton  Henry,  \Ve>t.st 

•WATCH    &  CLOCK    MAKERS. 

Allaiisoii  William,  Sciiool  lane 
Arnaboldi  Ainhrose.  Boiirtoniiold 
CettiJolin(&silvt-rsinith), Market  sq 
Coles  Ilicliard.  North  end 
Packer  William,  Tinsewick 
StaiitonW^ii.(&  jeweller), Market  .sq 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Coarey  Simon    (and  pump  maker), 

Cattle  mill 
Cross  Johii,  Tiiigewicke 


Spicer  James,  temperance  cotfee-honse. 

Prebend  end 
Stamp  Office,  Market  square — Bichard 

Chandler,  distributer 
Swift  Robert,  nail  maker.  Prebend  end 
Town  Hall,  Market  square 
Wheeler  Abraham,  basket  maker,  Well  st 


PLACES    OF   WORSHIP, 

AND   THF,IB    MINISTERS. 

Saint  Peter's  Chdrch,  Chnrchyard  — 

Rev.  Thomas  Silvester  &  Rev.  George 

Cole,  citrates. 
All  Saints'  Church,  Hillesden — Rev. 

William  Thomas  Eyre. 
Saint  Mart's  Church, Padbury— Rev. 

William  Thomas  Eyre,  vicar. 
Radclivb    Church,      Radclive — Rev. 

John  Coker 
Saint  Ed  mund'sChurch  Maidsmoreton 

— Re  V.  William  A  ndrewes,r*;c7or;  Rev. E. 

Lewis  D^yies,  curate. 
Saint  Mary's   Church,  Tingewick — 

Rev.  George  Vearne  Reed,  curnte. 
Baptist  Chapel,  Maidsmoreton  road. 
Indepf.ndent  Chapel,  Well  st. 
Prkmitive  Methodist  Chapel,  Gaw- 
cott road. 
Weslkyan  Methodist  Chapel,  Well 

street;  Padbury,  and  Tingewick. 


POOR    LAW   UNION. 

WoRKHousEjStonej  Stratford  road. 

GoBcrnor — William  White. 

/lia(ron— Sarah  While. 

St/ioo/masieT-— Philip  Toplin. 

Schoolmistress— hocy  Ann  Dockery. 

Siirr/evtis — Southara  &  Haslop. 

Chaplain — Rev.  Daaiel  Watkins. 

Clerk    to     the    Board    of    Guardians — 

,   _      j,_     Thomas  Hearn. 

Ganthrloii   William   (and  machiti'^jifie'ira"?  0^'ce's— Samuel  &  Richd.King 

maker),  Well  st 
Gray  Richard,  Padbury 
Hollom  Uichard,  Padbury 
MaiiilersTliomas,  Loudon  road 
Will;;  William,  Bristle  mill 
Page  Josc])h,  Maidsmoreton 

WINE  &  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

B;icun  .lames,  Maiket  square 

blencowe  Benjamin  Robert,  Mar- 
ket square 

Elkington  &  Hurafrev,  West  st 

Webb  George,  Market  hill 
Miscellaneous. 

Achurch  Robert, millwright.  Cow  fair 

Ayres  Thomas,  gardener.  Church  st 

Bamken  William, tern  perancecoflee-house 
and  reading  rooms.  Bridge  st 

Barracks.  Stonr  road  -Captain  Macna- 
niara  and  Adjutant  Thomas  Wells 

Bartlclt  Frederick  Fdward,  woolstapler, 
Prebend  end 

Bond  Edward,  veterinary  SHrgeon,Wesl  st 

Cox  Henry,  ftay  maker,  Prebend  end 


REGISTRARS, 

OF   BIRTHS   AND    DEATHS. 

Superintendent — Thomas  Heaine,West  st 
Registrars  of  Births  and Dralks—Samne] 

King,  West  street,  and  Richard  King, 

Tingewick. 

COUNTY    COURT, 

HELD  AT  THE  TOWN  H  ALL,IM0NTHLY 
Judge— John  William  Wing,  Esq. 
Assistant  Clerks — Hearn  &  Nelson. 
High  Boi/yf— Frederick  William  Baker. 
Sai/ijf— W  illiam  Cross. 


COACH. 

To  BLIS WORTH  RAILWAY  STA- 
T10N,the  Rising  Sun,  from  the  Swan 
and  Castle  Inn,  every  morning  (Sunday 
excepted),  at  half-past  ten 

To  OXFORD,  the  Rising  Sun,  from  the 
above  Inn,  every  afternoon  (Sunday 
excepted),  at  four 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

ON    THE    BUCKINGHAMSHIRE     LINK. 

Joseph  Mayor,  station  master 

Omnibuses,  from  the  principal  Inns,  to 
the  Station,  await  the  arrival,  and 
attend  the  departure  of  the  trains 

CARRIERS- 

To  LON  DON,  by  Railwag,  daily 

To  AYLESBCRY,  Joseph  Hedges,  from 
Well  street,  by  rail,  daily,  and  Thomas 
Watton,  from  Piebend  end, on  Saturday 

To  BAN  BURY,  Richard  Lancaster,  from 
Cow  fair,  and  James  Holland,  from 
Well  street,  Mondayand  Thursday,  and 
—  Jeflcoit,  from  the  Horse  and  Groom, 
on  I  hur.-dav 

To  BICESTER,  Joseph  Hedges,  from 
Well  st,  three  times  a  week,  &  I  ho  mas 
Giles,  tiom  Prebend  end,  Tuesday  and 
Friday 

ToBLAKESLEY,EdwardTite&  Jeremiah 

Pittani,  from  the  Woolpack,  Monday 
To  BLOXHAM,  William  Gregory,  fiom 

the  Woolpack,  Monday 
To  BOUDICOTT,    Matthew   Wtighton, 

from  the  Woolpack,  Monday 
To  CHARDON, William  Hemp, from  the 

Dolphin,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To  CHARLTON,  William  Taylor,  from 

the  Woolpack,  Monday,  and  Edward 

L'pstone,  on  Saturday 
ToCOBLINGTON,   Christopher   Biggs 

and  Luke  Howe,   from   the  Woolpack, 

iMonday 
ToCROUGHTON,   Richard  Lancaster, 

from  Cow  f;iir, and  James  Holland,frora 

Well  street,  Monday  &  Thursday 
To  CULWORTH,  William  Roberts  and 

Wm.  Hadland,  from  theWooIpack,Mon 
To    DEDDINGTON,    Juseph    Hedges, 

from  Well  street,  three  days  a  week 

To  GRAN  DBOBOUGH,  James  Butcher, 
from  the  Woolpack,  Monday 

To  GREAT  BOURTON,  James  Wim- 
bush,  from  the  Woolpack,  Monday 

To  HETHE.  James  Bonner,  from  the 
Woolpack,  Monday 

To  HOOK  NORTON,  Robert  Webb 
from  the  Woolpack,  Monday 

To  MARSH-GIBBON, Isaac Patker.from 

the  Woolpack,  Wednesday  &  Saturday, 
and  Thomas  Parker,  on  .Monday 

To  NEWPORT  PAGNELL,  Richard 
Lancaster,  from  Cow  fair,  Tuesday 
and  Friday 

ToNORTHAMPTON,  Richard  Lancas- 
ter, from  Cow  fair,  daily 

To  OVING,  HenryParrolt,  John  Parrott, 
and  John  Clarke,  from  the  Woolpack, 
Monday 

To  OXFORD,  Thomas  Giles,  from  Pre- 
bend end,  Tuesday  and  Friday 

To  PADBURY^  George  Yeulett,  from  the 
Three  Cups,  daily 

To  STBEPLE-CLAYDON,Ezra  Merry, 
from  Market  placp,Monday, Wednesday 
and  Saturday  ;  George  Line,  from  Mar- 
ket square,  Wednesday  and  Saturday, 
and  Robert  Merry,  from  the  Woolpack, 
Monday 

To  STONY  STRATFORD,  Richard 
Lancaster,  from  Cow  fair,  Tuesday  and 
Saturday  ;  John  Baldwin,  from  the 
Junction,  Saturday,  and  Jas.  Holland, 
from  Well  street,  occasionally 

To  TRING,  Joseph  Hedges,by  »ai/,  daiiy 

ToTWYFORD.  George  Lamborn,  from 
Rookery  yard, Tuesday, Wednesday  and 
Thursday,  and  Henry  Clarke  &  William 
ilaynes,  from  the  Woolpack,  Monday 
and  Saturday 

To  WHITCHURCH,  John  Makepeace, 
from  the  Woolpack,  Monday 

To  WINSLOW,  George  Yeulett, from  the 
Three  Cups,  daily,  and  Joseph  Hedges, 
from  Well  street,  Monday,  Wednesday 
and  Saturday 

To  W(»LVERTON,  Richard  Lancaster, 
iiora  Cow  fair,  Tuesday  aud  Friday 


13 


i^uckis. 


^Iatn'0 


BURNHAM  AND  NEIGHBOURHOOD. 

JIjURNH  AM,  fornierly  a  market  town,  givitip  name  ea^e  at  Bnveney.  Tlie  living  of  IJmiiham  is  a  vicarage, 
to  ilu'  liiindred  and  parish  in  vviiicii  it  lirs,  is  21  milts  in  the  sift  of  tnxtees  nomirjattd  by  the  Provost  and 
w.  fioiu  London,  5  s.  from  Beaconsfield,  4  s.  w.  from  Feiloas  of  Kton  College ;  the  Kev.  Thomas  Carter  is 
Windsor, and  about  2  E.  from  the  Maidenhead  strition,  tlie  incnmitent,  and  ilie  Ilev.  F.  F.  Fawkes,  the  present 
on  the  (Jrcrtt  Western  Railway.  The  village  itself  lias  cnrate.  Hnrnham  is  siurouiuled  by  numerous  seats  of 
no  claim  to  particular  notice,  but  the  vifws  and  ^(■e-  ojxilent  individuals,  and  amongst  tlie  varying  pros|)ects 
nery  with  which  it  is  errviioried  carrni't  fail  to  anest  is  presented  many  elegant  inansions  ;  ilie  ruins  of 
tiie  atterrtion  of  the  traveller.  As  a  |)lace  of  trade  too  i  liurnbam  .Abhej'  nnd  ihe  woods  cilled  the  '  Hurnham 
it  is  inconsiderable,  possessing  rrothing  of  a  business- j  Beeches,'  forming  prominent  ffaturcs  iir  the  sterrery. 
like  nature,  beyorrd  the  common  traflic  of  a  couirtry  ,  'l"he  market  has  long  ctased  to  beattended,  but  an  arr- 
village,  if  we  may  excepr  two  brass  nni)  iron  foundries,  irual  fair  is  held  on  ihe  2nd  of  October  'I'he  parish, 
and  a  manufactory  for  agricultural  implements.  |  which    comprises    several    dependent  liaml<-ts,  con- 

The  places  tor  divine  worship  are  the  i)Hiish  church  i  tained,  by  the  returns  reirdered  in  1831,  1,930  inhabi- 
of  Saint  Pe;er-,  an  Inde|iendent  cliapt  1,  and  achnpel  of'tairts,  and  in  1841,  2,284. 

POST    OFFICE,  C'liarle.' Ashton,  fo.s/ ilA/,s7er. —  Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (fr-ora  Maidenhead) 
every  morning  ;it  eight,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  six  in  the  evening. 


NOBILITY,  GENTRY  AND 
CLERaY. 

Aastin  Mr. 'Ihorria-',  BurnhMrn 
Curter  Rev.  Thoma«,  \'icarage 
Edmunds  Rev.  James,  Buiriliam 
Fawkes  Kev.  Fredk.  F.,  Burnbam 
Greenville   the  Horrble.   Ludy  — , 

Dropmooie  Hiiuse 
Howard  Mr.  Jnhn,  Burnhaiu 
Mrtrsh  rhe  ^li8s^s — ,  Brittwcll 
PaikerRev. — ,  Huntercombe  House 
Pccock  John  Esq.,  Lake  eird 
Richardson  Mis. — ,  Biirrih>ini 
Savory  John  E>^q.,  Burnbam  Prio'y 

PROFESSIONAL      PERSONS; 
ISCLUDrSG    SCHOOLS. 

Barrett  Jerome,  surgeon 
Fraser  Jane,  schoolmistress 
Kemsheail   Harriet,   schoolmistress 
Roberts  William,  sur'geoii 

INNS  &  PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Crispin,  Ann  Brads 
Frve  Bells,  William  Till 
rJeorge,  George  Stiatton 
Swan,  James  Ranee 

Retailers  of  Beer. 


Brow^Edmd.Wm. 
Clilverd  William 
Coles  William 
Hersev  James 
Lett  William 


Mead  Isabella 
Oakes  William 
Walker  Joseph 
Wright  Esther 


SHOPKEEPERS    St    TRADERS. 

Ashtorr  Charles,  tailor 
Austin  James,  nuisery  &  seedsman 
.Austin  Sarah,  shopkeeper 
Ball  John,  saddler       [brass  founder 
Baldwin  Benjn.  engineer-,  &  iron  & 
Bannister  William,  saddler 
Bentrett  William,  l)aker  &  gi'ocer 
Brininshaw  Wm.  Davies,  baker 
Brown  Edmund  Wm.,  brewer 
Butler-  Richard,  slio()keeper 
Cleare  Richard,  butcher 
Coles  William,  blacksn)ith 
Coidrey  Johrr,  blacksmith 
Cutler  Benjamin,  builder 
Cutler  Clara,  dress  maker 
David  Hesther,  straw  bonnet  maker 
Dorrell  Thomas,  boot  &  shoe  maker 
Giile  Jacob,  Tailor 
(Jreen  Rhodis,  shoe  maker 
Gur'ney  Joseph,  ironmonger 
Hall  John,  butcher 
Hanis  Wm.  plumber  and  glazier 
Heath  Edward,  grocer 
Hewitt  John,  watch  &  clock  maker 
Hillman  John,  miller,  Hay  mill 
Holman  John,  builder 
Lane  Joshua,  wlieelwright 
Long  Geoi-ge,  grocer 
Mackie  Edward,  Saddler 
Moreton  Johrr,  millwright,  andiron 
and  brass  founder 


Mewsom  James,  plumber  &  painter 

Po'de  (5eorge,  tailor 

Pulbrook  Wm.  boot  &  shoe  maker 

Rarrce  James,  coal  dealer 

Ring  T!ionia«,  gardener 

Roberts  Edward,  grocer, draper, and 

agent  to  the  Suir  lire  office 
Simmons  Lewis,  baker 
Strattori  Lucy,  biker 
Stratton  Thomas,  baker  &  gardener 
Tasker  Edmurrd,  grocer 
Tilbury  John,  shoe  niaker 
Till  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Towley  Josefih,  marine  sioi'e  dealer 
Walker  Joseph,  hair  dresser 
Webb  James,  builder 
WebbJno.shoe  miker&  shopkeeper 
Webster    William,  corn  dealer  and 

seedsman 
Wells  Jose|)h,  grocer 
Williamson    Thomas,   registrar  of 

births  arrd  deaths 
Winch  James,  grocer 
WHiich  James,  shoe  maker 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAAY, 

ON  THE  GREAT   WESTERN    LINE. 
Station,   at    Maidenhead,    about    two 

miles  distant. 

VANS- 
To  LONDON,  William  William's    Vans 

from    Ihe  (Jeorge,  every  Tuesday  and 

Friday  forenoon. 


C/i 


CHESHAM  AND  NEIGHBOURHOOD. 


/HESHA.Misa  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Burnbam 
— the  marki-i  towrr  is  28  miles  N.w.  by  \\-.  from  Lon- 
don, and  .5  s.s  w.  from  B(  rkiiampstead  (Herts)— a 
station  on  the  London  and  North-VVcstern  Railway. 
The  town  is  pleasantly  sit\iated  in  a  fei  tile  valley  ;  the 
rouutry  in  its  vicinity  is  well  woodt-d,  and  coittains 
many  seats  of  the  ucirlry,  and  han<!some  residences. 
The  principal  manufacture  carried  on  here  is  that  of 
coarse  wooden  ware,  cmrrm  isiirg  a  variety  of  useful 
articles,  amongst  which  malt  shovels  are  made  in  great 
numbers:  ihe  making  of  sho'S,  lace  and  straw  plat, 
likewise  employ  many  hands;  whiUt  a  large  stream, 
which  rises  close  to  the  town,  works  corn  mills  and 
the  irrachiin-ry  of  others  for  making  pajier.  The  parish, 
which  is  of  great  ext'iit.is  parcelled  into  many  manors, 
the  principal  and  most  extensive  being  the  propeitv  of 
the  itMbk-  family  of  Cavendish,  whose  representative 
holds  ciiurts  arinirally  ;  aiid  (  liesbam  is  iirclrrrlcd  in 
the  thirty-irinth  ciicirrt  of  towns  itniler-  ihe  ('oiinty 
Court  Act,  passed  in  ISI'i,  f-.r  the  r-ccovery  of  debts  to 
any  amount  not  exceeding  £20— this    court    is  held 


monthly,  at  the  town  ball 

The  naiish  ehuich  of  Saiitt  Atary,  is  a  large  cruci- 
form structure  :  the  living  is  a  vicarage,  irt  the  patron- 
age of  theDuke  of  Bedford;  the  Rev.  Adolphus  Fredi-k. 
Aylward  is  the  present  im  umbent.  There  are  places 
of  worship  for  Ikiptists  (a  numerous  and  respectable 
body  here),  a  chapel  for  Independents,  and  a  meeting- 
house for  the  Society  of  Friends.  'I'he  charities  cotn- 
prisealmsbonses  fur  four  poor  persorts, founded  in  1624 
by  Tliomas  Wfidon,  riti'/rn  of  London,  and  public 
schools  upon  the  British  plarr,  and  for  infants  Not 
many  years  aijo  was  discovered,  near  the  town,  a 
medicinal  spring,  the  properties  of  which  are  similar 
to  the  waters  at  Torrbridge,  and  have  been  found,  in 
several  cases,  beneficial  to  those  afflicted  with  com- 
plaints for  whirli  the  latter  ate  recommended.  The 
markets  arc  held  on  Wednesday  and  Saturday ;  the 
first  for-  c<iiii;  the  other  for  straw  plat,  pr-ovi-ions,  &c. 
Fairs  April  21st,  July  22nd,  and  September  28th.  The 
parish  contained  irt  1831,  5,388  inhabitants,  and  in 
1841,  5,b9:i. 


POST    OFFICE/  .Mark(  t  square,  George  Devercnx,  Po.s(  .1/<«/rr.— Letters  from  London  and  all  part' 
arirve  every  rnoi  rirnK  at  halt-past  six,  and  are  despatched  at  a  ipiarter  before  severr  irr  the  e\ening. 


NOBILITY,  GENTRY  AND 
CLERGY. 

Aylward  Rev.  Adolphus  Frcrleiick, 

Vicarage 
Ayrtoii  Rev.  SHmiiel,  Briflge  st 


Rail  .Miss  Isabella,  High  st 
Blackm  HI  Rev.  Chas,  Chesham-Bois 
Caverrdish     the      Honhle.    Charles 

Corrtpforr,  M.f.,  Laiimers 
Collier  Mrs.  Frances,  HiKh  st 


Baldwin.Mrs.MaryWatcrsidc  hamlet  I  Foster  Mrs.  Elizabeth.  Water  st 

14 


Fuller  Benjamin,  Es(j.  (magistrate), 

Ger  trrains 
Garrett  Mr.  John,  Town  bridge 
(iilbert  Mrs.  Ann,  Chesbarrr  Bois 
Gleiiister  Mis.  Ariii,  High  st 
Haigh  Mrs,  — ,  Cheshaui  Bois 


i0frectcir|). 


CHESHAM. 


23ucfe!5. 


Hepburn  Mrs.  Sarali,  High  st 
Hewttt  Miss  AiigiiMa  S.,  Weylands 
How  Miss  — ,  Hifjli  st 
How  Mr.  Janif!-,  High  st 
Jordan  Mrs.  Marv,  High  st 
Key  Henry  G.,  E^q.,  Blacliwell  Hall 
LefS  Ufv.  Henry  B  ,  High  st 
Lowndes  \ViUiani,E.sq. (magistrate), 

the  Bury 
Lucas  Mi.ss—,LitileGermainsHouse 
Marshall  Mrs.  EHzabetli,  Church  st 
Nash  Mrs.  Maria,  Hii^h  st 
Nash  Mr.  Thomas,  Hinli  st 
Parsons  Rev.  Joim,  Hish  st 
Payne  Mr.  Ciiarles,  High  st 
Payne  Miss  Marv,  Higii  st 
Pajne  Rev.  William,  Hiyli  st 
Price  Mrs.  Ann,  Higli  st 
Prior  Mrs.  Elizahetl),  High  st    [tage 
Shriinpton  Mr.Tlios,Gei  mains  Cot- 
Sutthery  Mis^  Catiierine,  High  st 
Suttherv  Miss  Mary,  Higii  st 
Tomlin,'  Rev.  William,  Higli  st 
Wcedon  William,  Esq.,  Plowlands 
Wyait  Mrs.  Maiy,  Hi^h  st 

ACADEMIES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Arnoit  Lucy  (day).  Church  st 

Bould.n  James  (day),  W.ylands       „„,^^^„  _„^„_„„. 

British  School,  lownfield— Wil-  13;,.^,,  william,  Water  side 

iiam  Spriggms,  master  |  Howard  Daniel,  Water  side 

Church  Infants  School, Church    pjjj,,^^,,.  ^ViUian.,  Townfield 

st— Eleanor  Fa^sni.lge,  impress     staples  Thomas,  High  st 
Church  Infants  School,  Water-;  .p„,.„j.,.  jg^j^ua,  Weylands 

side — Hannah  Coster,  mistress      ' 
Collier  Eliza  (dav).  High  st 
Hall  Marv  (boarding),   Higii  st 
Winter  M'aiy  Ann  (day),  Townfield 

ATTORNEYS. 

Francis  John  Dunkin  (and  cleik  to 

tlie  magistrate>),  Higli  st 
Grillitis  Heniy,  Market  square 

AUCTIONEERS  &  APPRAISRS. 

Fi'i-d  Wilham  &  <oi\,  Blncher  st 
Goinme  James,  Townfield  yard 

BAKERS  &    FLOUR    DEALERS. 

Arclit-r  William,  Hi«h  ^t 


Busby  Jolm,  Ciiurch  st 
Childs  James,  High  st 
Climpson  Thomas,  Redlion  st 
Coughtree  Ciiarles,  High  st 
Darreli  John,  Bridge  st 
Grover  John,  Cliurch  st 
Hayes  James,  Waterside 
Henson  William,  High  sj 
Holiman  Moses,  Waterside 
How  Joseph,  High  st 
Keen  Joseph,  Higii  st 
Miller  William.  Water  side 
*Pla'o  Philip,  Maiket  square 
Reading  George  Aicher,  High  st 
Stone  Stephen,  BJncher  st 
•Webb  Geoige,  Higli  st 
Webb  Tliomas,  Water  side 

BRAZIERS  AND  TINMEN. 

Cox  William,  High  st 
Horwood  John,  High  st 
Ne.il  Gcoree.  Marktt  square 
Whitmtll  John,  High  st 

BREWERS. 

Darvell  George,  Cliurch  st 
Darvell  William,  jun.,  Hieh  st 
Nash  Thomas,  jun.,  &  JameSjCHES- 
HAM  Brewery 


BRICKLAYERS&FLASTERERS 


Bennett  Henry,  Cliuich  >t 
Christmas  Tlimnas,  Weylands 
Cook  Jolin,  High  st 
Cook  Juiiii  Liberty,  Chuixh  st 
Cox  Elizabetii,  Seat's  yard 
Darvdl  Wilham,  Chuich  >t 
Harding  John,  Blnchtr  st 
Holloway  James,  Cljurch  st 
Marshall  James,  Water  side 
Ma^on  William,  Redlion  st 
Payne  Frederick,  High  st 
Prose  Henry  &  I'homas,  High  st 
Slipper  Joliii  (Hour  dealer),  Higii  st 
Ware  William,  High  st 

BANKERS. 
Butclier  &  Son,  High  st,  (draw  on 
Drewett   &   Fowler,    London)  — 
Alpiieus  Harris,  resident  manager 

BASKET    MAKERS. 

Harding  John,  Amy  lane 
Smith  Richard,  Higli  st 

BLACKSKIITHS. 

Goodson  James,  Parsonage  lane 
Humphrey  John,  High  st 
Rlnustll  Williim.  Watir  side 
Rogeis  Mary,  Redlion  si 
Rogers  Thomas,  Germain  st 

BOOKSELLERS  &  STATIONRS. 

Reading  Gtorge  Aicher  (stationer), 

High  street  [st 

Sexton  Edward  (and  printer).  High 

BOOT  AND  SHOE    MAKERS. 

Marked    tlius  *  are   also   iNlauufacturers. 
*Adams  Thomas,  Bhuher  st 
•Barnes  Joseph,  Church  st 
•Birch  Joseph,  Redlion  st 


BRUSH  MAKERS. 

Nash  Thomas,  Blueher  st 
Webt)  Robert  (and  dealer  in  Shef- 
fitld  goods),  Highst 

BUTCHERS. 

Batclielor  Jo-eph,  High  st 
Climpson  Charlotte,  Maiket  square 
Goinm  John,  High  st 
Gomm  William,  High  st 
INIavo  N(  hemiah,  Cliurch  st 
Ohifield  Robert,  jun.,  Blueher  st 
Payne  Sarah,  Church  st 
Ro'wles  Frederick,  Maiket  square 
Spratley  William,  High  st 


Whitehart  William,  Church  st 
Wrglit  Jessy,  Water  side 

CARPENTERS,    JOINERS  AND 
BUILDERS. 

Batclielor  Ttionias,  Cliesham  moor 
Bunker  Jonathan,  Church  st 
Chilton  Jolm,  High  st 
Darvell  Richard,  Church  st 
Fassnidge  Beniamin,  Water  lane 
Ford  W  illiam,"Bhicher  st 
Gomm  Thomas,  High  st 
How.ird  Jolm,  Germain  st 
Webb  Tliomas,  Blueher  st 

CHAIR    MAKERS. 

Cox  William,  Water-side  hamlet 
Darvell  William,  Water  side 
Smith  Daviil,  Blueher  st 

CHEMISTS  AND  DRUGGISTS. 

Allan  George,  Hijih  st 
Heath  Joseph,  High  st 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Bennett  Henry,  Church  st 
DoswcU  Henry,  iNlarket  square 
Rose  Henry  &  Thomas,  High  st 
WRre  William,  High  st 

COOPERS. 

Gomm  Thomas,  High  st 
Rogers  Joseph,  Weylands 

CORN    DEALERS. 

Bisliop  George,  High  st 
Catling  Tlioma-,  Redlion  st 
Clare  William,  Maiket  place 
Flexman  Joseph,  Germain  st 
outfield  William,  Redlion  st 


FIRE,    &c.    OFFICE   AGENTS. 

British  Empire,  Edward  Sexton, 
High  street 

Church  of  England,  James 
Gomme,  Townfield  yard 

CouNTYffire)and  Provident  (life), 
Williani  Andrews,  Cliurch  st 

County  (hail-storm),  William  An- 
drews, Church  st 

Norwich  Union,  William  Ford, 
Blueher  street 

Royal  Exchange,  John  Dunker 
Francis,  High  st 

FURNITURE    BROKERS. 

Caveiidi>li  Henry,  High  st 
Darvell  Richard,  Chuich  st 
Grover  John,  Church  st 
Howard  Alfred  (and  carver), Highst 
Howard  John,  Germain  st 
PlatoJolin,  High  st 

GREENGROCERS     AND 
FRUITERERS. 

Birch  Eli,  Blueher  st 
Hewett  John,  Market  square 
Lewis    Gtorge    James    (and    fish- 
monger). Church  st 
Sills  Elizabeth,  High  st  [st 

Smith  Jas.(&  flshmonger), Germain 

GROCERS  AMDTEA  DEALERS. 

[See  also  Shopkeepers^  S^c.) 
Birch  Daniel,  High  st 
Carter  VVilliam,  Market  square 
Clare  James,  jun..  High  st 
Godwin  Me-hach,  Mai  ket  .square 
Knox  William  Alexander,  High  st 
-Staple  William,  Biidge  st 
Welih  George,  High  st 
Wright  James,  Market  square 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Aris  George,  Maiket  square 
Ainott  George,  Church  st 
INNS  — 
commercial  and  posting. 
Crown,  William  Clare,Maiket  place 
George,  Joseph  Geary,  High  st 

IRONMONGERS. 

Reading  George  Arc  lit  r.  High  st 
Rose  Henry  &  Tlioma--,  High  st 

LEATHER     CUTTERS    AND 
DEALERS. 

Adams  James,  Chuich  st 

Plutn  Philip  (&  cuirier).  Market  sq 

Webb  George,  High  st 

LINEN  ftWOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

Appleford  William,  Blueher  st 
Clare  Daniel,  Mai  ket  square 
King  Henry.  High  st 
Knight  Sarah,  Highst 
Liberty  Arthur,  High  st 

MALT  SHOVEL    MAKERS. 

See  Wooden  JFure  ^lannfacturers. 


MILLERS. 

Ball  Robert,  Water  .side 

Dodd  John,  Chenies 

Fox  Chailotte,  Water  side 

Rose  Henry  &  Tlioma-,  Amy  mill 

MILLINERS&  DRESS  MAKERS 

Brewer  Amelia,  Highst 

Collins  Ann,  High  s't 

How  Ann,  Churth  st  [Highst 

Reading   Elizabeth   &    Mary    Ann, 

Richards  Sarah,  High  st 

PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Collier  John,  High  st 
Neal  William,  Market  square 
Potter  Ralph,  Gei mains 
Piotter  William,  Blueher  st 


l^ncfis. 


CHESHAM. 


^latev'js 


PAPER    MANUFACTURERS. 

FlUott  John,   rhesl.am  Uoi.s    and 
lilackwell  Hall  mill 

PAWNBROKERS. 

Botcher. I -.■<i-|>l'.  Hit'hst 
Chilt.MI  .l.-lii',    Hid.  St 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

\ld7.\ni  Jnliu,  Maiket  square 
l.acev  WiU'am,  Hii^li  >l 
Sa>\vell  Jolin,  Cliurtli  st 

SAWYERS    OF   TIMBER. 
Mavo  Tlionias,  New  loai! 
^Vri^lltTlll)lna<;&  iH)il(lei),  W  atf.r 
lANB  Saw  Mill 

SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERSUN 
GROCERIES  a<    SUNDRIES. 

.\,l,uiis  Tlioinas,   lUiiclicr  st 
iu-ikli  V  Tlioiiias,  Water  side 
Uircli  v'Villiam.  Water  side 
lUiiiker  Jonathan,  Church  st 
Christii-as  Thomas,  Weylands 
Cook  Jol  II,  Hit;li  "t 
Darvtll  Thomas,  High  st 
D.el.v'rh"inas,  Hii;h  st 
Heani  Samuel,  Germain  st 
Heiheit  lleiiheii,  Hinh  st 
Howard  Mary,  Amy  luue 
Keen  Jami-s,  Hi^h  st 
Oldfield  Kol'eit,  Uedlion  st 
Page  Edmund,  IJInclier  st 
P.iinii  r  William,  Town  fi'-ld 
Pe.irce  Edwin,  Churcli  st 
Reynolds  Susannah,  Cluirch  st 
Rose  Itidiard,  Water  side 
Webh  Tlionv.is,  W'ater  side 
WiiKlit  G(  oru.-,  Weylands 
Yonnii  Seabiook,  Town  Vnl^ 

STRAW  AND  TUSCAN  PLAT 
DEALERS. 

Danell  Widiam,  jnii.,  [Tuscan,  and 

faiuv  clii|>),  High  st 
Nash  Thomas,  jiin.,  HirIi  st 
Reading  Ch  u  les,  Chnrch  st 
Reading  Edward,  Quaker  lane 
Reading  George,  liridg^'  st 
Re.idiiit;  John,  Bridge  st 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Barnes  lU-t-v,  Chuich  st 
Horwood  Eiizaheth,  London  road 
Howard  Selina,  High  st 
Hyait  Chailottf,  Clinrth  st 
Petlitt  Saiah,  Market  square 
Putnam  Phoebe,  Highst 
RcgersUelecc,  Waterside 
Sedgwick  Elizab.'tli,  liluchcr  st 
Sills  Jane,  Higli  st 
Stratford  Marv  Ann,  Church  st 
Strallord  Sarah,  Redlioii  st 

SURGEONS. 

Failhorn  George,  (ierniain  st 
Hodesoii  John  Bolton.  London  road 
KiteleeTii"n)..s,  High  st 

SURVEYORS — LAND. 
Andrews  William.  Clnnch  st 
Ford  William  <Si  Son,  Blucher  st 
Gcjiniiie  James, Townlield  yard 

TAILORS. 
Rowderv  William,  Redlion  st 
Devereaux    Giorge    (and    draper) 

Maikrt  sqiiaie 
Hi-el  Heniy,  High  st 
Horwood  Benjamin,  Chuich  st 
Jones  Joeph,  Bridge  .st 
King  Henry  (and  draper),  High  st 
Payne  Geoige,  High  ht 
Pksted  Robiit,  High  st 


Stone  George,  Chuich  st 
Straiford  George,  Germain  st 

TALLOW    CHANDLERS. 

Clare  Janes,  inn.  Hinh  st 
Godwin  Meshach,  Market  sijare 

TANNER. 
Hepburn  George,  High  st 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES 

niKkUois,-,(i.-or^.i:villliiilt,Ual.r»ide 

lllue  Hall.  l-i!iiHiinl  Hagf.  lilucl.rr  st 
(•|iequtrs,WillianiUre.;hl,  Marliet  square 
Cock.  Sarah  Bunce.  Higli  st 
GoMen  Ball.  Josepli  Clarke,  Cli.iichst 
Huntsman,  William  Archer,  Hifih  st 
King'-'  Anns,  Thomas  West,  Amy  laue 
Mermaid, James  Batclielor,  Church  st 
Na-'s  Head,  Thomas  Catling,  llidhou  st 
I'unch  Bi)wl,  Hetty  Stone,  London  road 
Uueen's  Head.Thos.  I'assnidise.Cburch  st 
Ued  Lion,  IVIlliam  Neal.Redliuu  st 
Roval  Oak,  William  Uirilseye,  High  st 
Seven  Slavs,  W  illiam  Harnes, Church  st 
Sinr,  James  Horton,  Blucher  st 
Two  Brewers.  Oaniel  Stone,  Church  st 
Unicorn,  Thus.  Batcheku-.  thesham  moor 
Wagon  i^  Horses,  Geo.  Bisho,  .  High  st 
Retailers  of  Beer 

Batchelor  Joseph,  Berkhampstead  road 
Cox  \^  illiam.  Waterside  hamlet 

Darvell  Joseph, Townfield  yard 

Dnswell  Henry,  Market  square 

fclast  Ehenezer.  While  hill 

(Jnnim  James,  High  st 

Goss  William,  Hamlets 

Harrison  Henry,  High  .it 

Hawkes  John,  Church  st 

Hewett  John,  Market  square 

Hiiitun  Edmund,  Waterside 

Hodgkinson  George.  Water  side 

Holloway  James,  Church  st 

Howard  Charles,  Hi^h  st 

Miller  William,  Water  side 

I'hilbey  Freeman.  Blucher  8t 

I'hillips  Rohert,  Water  side 

I'onlin  John,  Water  side 

Richardson  Samuel,  Clmrch  st 

Saunders  William,  Chnrch  st 

Smith  David,  Blucher  st 

Spralh-y  William,  High  st 

Turner  Joshua,  Weylaiids 

Wallington  James,  Water  side 

Whitehead  William,  Church  st 


TURNERS. 

See  JTooden  JVare  Manufacturers. 


UMBRELLA    MAKERS. 

Morgan  William,   Hitjh  st 
Wain  William,  iledUon  st 

WATCH    AND  CLOCK  MAKERS 
AND    GUNSMITHS. 

Hawkins  S;uiiuel,  High  st 
Horwood  John,  High  st 
Jordan  Daniel,  High  st 
Michael  Samuel  &  Jos.  (and silver- 
smiths), Germain  st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

BarncsJaines, Sear's  yard.Maiket  sq 
Barnes  William,  Church  st 
lione  ICdward,  Water  side 
Na^li  William,  Amy  lane 
Weedoii  Edward  (&  coacli  maker), 

High  street 
WOODEN    W^ARE    MANUFTRS. 

AND  GENERAL  TURNERS. 
Maikcd  thus'  arr    Malt    Shovel  Makers. 

*Bates  Bcdieit,  Waterside  [st 

BunkerJoseph( fancy  ware), Germain 
Coles  Willi  im  (chair  turner),  Ches- 

Ijam  moor 
East  D.iniel  (hoops),  Water  side 
East  Ivlunezer,  (hoops),  White  liill 
•East  Nathaniel  f&  hoops),  Higiist 
,(;o^s  William,  Hamlet, 
Groves  Abel  (t.ip-),  W«er  side 


Groves  John  (lapsj,  Amy  lane 
»Harris  John,  Water  side 
,Hawes  George,  Church  st 
Jennings  John     (hutchei.s'   trays), 

Water  side  (Water  side 

Laverno  Thomas  (stock  handle). 
Mayo  Daniel  (genoral).  W^ater  side 
•Mayo  Jesse(aMd  lioop>), Water  side 
•Mayo  Thomas  (and  hoops), New  rd 
•MilVingion  George,  London  road 
NashGeorge{fanCV  ware).  Water  side 
Reed  Geo.  (chairturner), Water  side 
Reynolds    Nathaniel    (and  hoops), 

Water  side  [lion  st 

Revnoliis Thomas  (and hoops), Red- 
Smith   Samuel    (and  bowl)    Berk- 

hamstead  road  [Redlion  st 

Stratford     ICdmnnd    (and    hoops|, 
Stratford     William     (and     hoops), 

Cluirch  street  [Waterside 

»Wel)b    Benjamin      (and     hoops), 
Wehb    Benjamin    Trencher  (stocli 

handle),  "Town  field 

Miscellaneous 

Bunker  Joseph,  agcnt.forWorsdeH'spills 

Germain  st 
Catling  Georire.  poulterer.  Church  st 
CiiBSii.vM   FniKN-BLY  SoClKTV,  Redliott 

st— William  Ford,jun.  secretary 
Cnughton  Charles,  parish  clerk.  High  st 
Conghtiee     William,     relieving    officer. 

Church  st 
Ford  William,  jun.  registrar  of  births  and 

deaths.  7  Water  side 
Gas  Works,  Waterside— William  tord, 

jnn.  secretary,  7  Water  side 
Hepburn  (ieorge,  tanner.  High  st 
Hobley  John,  glover.  Market  square 
Humphreys  Jolin,  rag   and  boue  dealer. 

Church  st 
Hyatt  Thomas,  dealer  in  Birmingham  and 

Sheflield  goods.  Church  st 
Inland  RictbnueOffice,  Golden  Ball, 

Church  st 
Leaper  George,  toy  dealer.  Higli  st 
Mechanics'  Institute,  Town   Hall  - 

Daniel  Clare,  secretary 
Police  Station,  Church  street — Edwin 

Birch,  head  constable 
Sear   William,  cbina,  glass,  &c.  dealer, 

Market  square 
Shute    Thomas    Rock,    silk    throwster. 

Water  side 
Stamp  Ofi-ice.  High  street— Benjamin 

Fassnidge.  sub-dislribuler 
White  Joseph,  blacking  and  ink  manu- 
facturer, Church  Et 
Wiugram    Daniel,    marine   store  dealer 
Water  side 


COUNTY    COURT. 

HKLU  MUNriU.V,    IN    THE    TOWN    HALL 

Jndge-in\\n  Herbert  Koe,  Esq. 

llUjh  Bti Hi f/'—ttarry  James  Jenour. 

Clerk— Jui\u  Dunkin  Francis. 

liailiff—Edviin  William  Butts. 
COACH. 

To  the  WATToni)  S  rATlox,  a  Conch,  from 
the  (;eoige  Inn,  every  morning  (Suu- 
dav  exceptiMl),;at  eichl. 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY. 
ON    THE    LONDON    AND    NORTH- 
WESTERN   LINE. 

The  nearest  Stntions  are  at  BehkHamp- 
sTEAi),  .'i  miles  distant,  and  at  Wat- 
ford, about  lii  miles. 

Thire  is  a  Cimcli  to  Ibe  Jlast  named  Sta- 
tion, daily. 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON',  Thonins  Catling,  from 
the  Nag's  Head,  .Monday.  Wednesday 
and  Friday  ;  (ieorge  Conghtree,  from 
Chinch  st,  nnd  Charles  Sills,  from  the 
I'unch  lioul,  Monday  and  Thursday, 
and  Joseph  Climp.'.on,  from  Redlion  st, 
Tuesday  and  Friday. 
To  BERKH.\MPSTEAD,G«orge  Hodg- 
kioson,   from   his   house.  Water  side, 

,      daily. 


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COLNBROOK,  HORTON,  LANGLEY,  IVER,  STOKE  POGES 

AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 
I^OLNBROOK  is  achapelry  cbiefly  in  the  punishes  |  Two  miles  north-west  of  Colnbrook  is  the  village 
of  Hitrtoii,  Iver,  ami  L«iigley-Maisli,  ia  the  hundn-d  of  Langlev,  a  parochial  cliapelry,  in  the  parish  of 
of  Stoke,  coHiitv  of  Bucks,  hikI  exiendlns  into  theiLanglt-y  Marish.  The  village  contains  bnt  liitle  in- 
pHiislp  of  SC'iiiwell,  county  of  Middlesex — the  village, !  iere>t!ng  to  the  stranger  ;  but  a  degree  of  liveliness  is 
formerly  a  imrket  town,  is  17  miles  w.  by  s.  from  1  imparted  to  it  from  its  approximation  to  ilie  Great 
London,  9  E.  by  s.  from  Maiilenhead,  6"  s.  from  Ux- 1  Wesiern  railway,  which  passes  tlirongh  the  parish 
bri'lge,  5  e.  from  Windsor,  and  3  s.E.  fioin  Slough — a'  from  t-ast  to  west.     Population  of  the  piirjsh,  1,844. 

IvER  is  a  very  respedahlf  village,  in  the  Imndred 
of  Stoke,  21  miles  N.of  Colnbrook,  and  ntarly  3  s.  by 
w.  from  Uxbridge;  situated  on  the  river  Colne,  and 
near  to  the  Grand  Junction  canal.  The  scenery  of  the 
neirfhtiourliood  is  peculiarly  pleasing;  the  entrance 
istence  when  the  Danes  ••u>^taintd  a  deft-at  at  Farnhani'  from  Uxiuidge,  especially,  cannot  fail  to  attract  par- 
It  obtained  a  charter  of  incorporation  in  the  year  1543,  |  ticular  attention.  The  parish  church  of  Saint  Peter 
by  the  style  of  'l?ailiff  and  Burgesses ;'  and  at  the  same  j  underwent  a  thorough  restoration  at  a  cost  of  £2,80© 
time  receiied  the  gratit  of  a  market  to  be  held  on  ;  and  it  is  now  handsome  and  comtnodious:  the  living 
Tuesday,  and  two  fair-  in  the  year;  this  fh.irter  was  is  a  perpetual  curacy,  of  which  the  Rev.  W.  S.  Ward 
reiieweil  iti  1632  ;  the  market  has   been   disconiinurd    is  the  piesent  incuinht-nt.    A  free  school,  founded  up- 


station  on  tlie  Great  Western  railway  :  situated  at  the 
extreme  south-eastern  boundary  of  Buckinghamshire, 
iiext  Rliddlfsex,  fi(mi  which  county  it  is  separated  by 
the  Colne — from  this  stream  it  derives  its  name. 
This  place  is  of  considerable  anti()nity,  atid  was  in  ex- 


some  years,  but  Ihf  fairs  are  still  held,  one  on  the 
5th  of  A|)rii  and  the  other  on  the  3rd  of  May,  for 
cattle.  The  village  consists  piimipally  of  one  long 
strt-et;  the  houses  are,  manv  of  them,  v»'ell  bnilt,  and 
the  general  appearance  of  the  place  is  neat  and  respec- 
table. Previ-ios  to  tlie  o|)eningof  the  above-mentioned 
great  line  of  railway,  this  place  derived  its  ra.tin 
bu-iiies>  from  being  a  chiefthorouehfare  betweeti  the 
metropolis  and  a  number  of  populous  tovvtis  in  the 
west, and  tlif  consequent  incessant  passing  of  stratigers. 
Its  trade  is  now  only  of  that  character  belonging  to 
other  small  inland  towns,  assisted  by  a  highly  respec- 
table and  vveaMiy  tieighbourhood.  There  is  a  neat 
chapel,de(licated  to  Saint  Tliontas.utiderthe  establish- 
ment, and  places  of  worship  for  Independents  atid 
Baptists.  The  population  of  the  chapelry  in  1841 
was,  1,050. 

Rather  more  than  one  mile  south  of  Colnbrook  is 
the  village  of  Horton.  The  parents  of  Milton  resided 
here;  and  his  mother,  who  died  in  1637,  is  interiedjin 
the  church  ;  the  poet  himself  passed  some  of  his  early 
years  at  this  place.  The  parish  church  of  Saint  Michael 
has  a  doorway  enriched  with  Saxon  mouldings;  and 
the  edificeis  surrounded  hy  a  Roman  wall.  Tiie  Coln- 
brook cattle  (air  is  held  in  this  parish — the  population 
of  which  iti  1841  was,  873. 


wards  of  a  cetitnry  ago,  is  now  conducted  upon  the 
national  plan.  The  market, gratited  at  an  early  peiiod 
has  long  ceased  to  be  observed,  but  a  small  fair  is  lield 
on  the  lOih  of  July.  The  population  ot  the  parish  in 
1841  was,  1,948. 

Stoke  Poges  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Stoke 
— the  village  is  4  miles  from  Burnhani  atid  Windsor, 
and 5  s.E.  frotn  Colnbrook.  In  this  village  and  its 
vicinity  thei e  are  many  liandsome  mansions ;  one  in 
particular,  the  residence  of  the  Honourable  Henry 
Labiiuchier,  is  worthy  of  being  visited.  The  mounds 
f>f  the  park  are  ornamented  with  busts  and  statues  to 
the  memory  of  those  illustrious  chaiacters  who  have 
distinguished  themselves  in  the  field,  or  by  other  su- 
perior attaintnents.  The  church,  a  very  neat  structure, 
siatids  near  the  matision.  The  churchyard  possesses 
cotisiderable  interest,with  the  admirers  of  pure  poetry, 
as,  in  it  was  interred  the  remains  of  the  celebrated 
poet  Gray;  and  here  he  laid  the  scene  of  his  pathetic 
and  justly  admiied  'Elegy  in  a  diuntry  Chuiclnard.' 
The  late  John  Penn,  Esq.  erected  a  chaste  niotiuinent 
to  the  memory  of  the  poet,  on  a  piece  of  ground  con- 
tiguous to  the  cemetery.  The  living  of  Stoke  is  a 
vicarage,  in  the  presentation  of  Lord  Francis  Godol- 
phin  Osborie,  of  Cambridgeshire.  The  parish  num- 
bered in  1841,  1,528  inhahitams. 


POST  OFFICEj  Colnbrook, Elizabeth  BA]\e\,Post  Mistress.— Letters  from  all  pans  arrive(by  foot  post 
from  Slough)  every  morning  at  a  quarter  before  seven  in  summer,  and  ihalf-past  seven  iu  winter,  and  are 
tlespatclied  thereto  at  a  quarter  before  seven  in  the  evening. 

POST  Iver,  Beceiuing  House  dtlhom-As  Fair's. — Letters  ft  om  all  parts  arrive  (from  Uxbridge)  every 
morning  at  half-past  eight,  and  are  .lespatched  thereto  at  half-pa-t  six  in  the  evenini?. 

POST,  Langlev,  Receimitg  House  at  Charles  Raes'— Letters  from  all  .'pans  arrive  (from  Slough)  every 
mornini;  at  seven,  and  are  despatched  theieto  at  seven  in  the  evening. 

POST,  Stoke  Poges,  /?<?mOT«^ //««.?<' at  Jane  Lack's.— Letteis  from  all  parts  arrive  (fiom  Slough) 
every  momin^  at  einht.  and  ate  despatched  thereto  at  seven  in  the  eveninu. 

POST,  'iioviEiiR^t.s,  Receiving  House  ?Lt  the  Red  Lion.— Letters  from  all  parts,  atrive  (from  Slough) 
every  morning  at  half-past  seven,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  a  quarter  past  seven  in  the  etening. 


NOBILITY,     GENTRY   AND 

CLERGY. 

Atkin  Rev.  Henry,    m.a.,    Langlev 

House 
Beut  .Major  John,  Wexhatn  Lodge 
Blinkoe  Mrs.  Maiia.  Langley 
Boswell  Mr.  John,  Iver 
Boultbee  Rev.  — ,  her  Grove 
Brown  Rev.  William,  H<irtoti 
Butler  Rev.  Georc-  .A.,  Colnbrook 
Butts  Rev.  W.,  Haless 
Catheroe  Mr.  — ,  Stoke  Pages 
Cliampneys  Rev.  Charles,  Langley 
Chase  Rev.  — ,  Iver  [Iver 

Clewes  Chas.  E»q..  Delaford  Park, 
Curti>  Mr.  James,  Iver 
Dyson  Mr. — ,  Stoke  Pages 
Evans  Rev.  J.  C,  Sioke  Pages 
Parr  Mr.  Edward,  Iver 
Fiith  Rev.  Richard,  Iver 
Goodman  .Mr,  Wiliiim,  Iver 
Gore  Rev.  John,  Stoke  Paiies 
Hammond  Charles,  Esq  .Langley 
Hervey  Robert,  Esq  ,  Lanaley  Park 
Hignett  the  Misses — ,  Langley 
Kempe  Re\. — ,  Wexham  Rectory 


Kempe  Mrs.  Mary,  Iver 
Laboucheie  the  Right  Hon.  Henry, 

M.P.,  Stnke  Paik 
Ladhrook  Mr.  William,  Iver 
Lineley  Rev.  William,  Colnbrook 
Ix)cker  Mrs  E.,  Iver 
Major  Mr.  Richaid.  Langley    [Park 
Montaaue  Right  Hon.  Lady,  Ditton 
Nash  Mr.  John,  Langlev 
Nash  Mrs.  W.,  West  nail  Green 
Nash  Rev.  Zechariah,  Langley 
Newton  James,  Esq.,  Iver 
Owen  Miss — ,  Langlev 
P.tteison  Gcotge.Esq.,  Poyle  House 
Penn  Gie>  iiville  Esq  ,  Stoke  Court 
Pigsjott  Samuel,  E^q.,  Horton 
Pullin  Mr.  Stephen,  Horton 
Rayner  Mr.  John,  Colnbrook 
Raytier  Miss  Martha,  Colnbrook 
Richardson  Mr.  Charles,  Colnbrook 
Rubens  Fredeiick,  Esq.,  Iver 
Robinson  John,  Esq.,  Hoiton 
Russell  Mr.  John,  Langley     [Farm 
Sefton  the  Hon.  Lady  Maria,  Stoke 
Scott  Mis.—,  Langley  [Paues 

Shaw  Rev.   John,  Vicarage,  Stoke 


Sheppard  Mr.  Henry,  Horton 
Shoppee  Mis.—,  Stoke  Pages 
Snook  Mrs.  S.,  Iver 
Stevens  Mr.  William,  Horton 
Summers  John, Esq. .Lantley Broom 
SwabeyiMoriis.Esq  ,SouthamGreen, 

Lan^iley 
Thompson  Mrs.  Margaret,  Iver 
Towers    Christopher  Esq.,   Hunts- 
moor  Park,  Iver 
Tupp  George,  Esq.,  Horton 
Tyrrell  Edward,  Esq.,  Horton 
Venables    Charles   John,    Esq., 

Iver  Lodge 
Vyse     General     Richard    William 

Howaid,  Stoke  Pages 
Ward  Mis.  Sophia,  Iver 
Ward  Rev.  Win.  Sparrow,  Iver 
Wheatley  iMiss  Rachael,StoktGreen 

Cottage 
White  William,  Esq.,  Ditton 
Wild  Miss—,  Colnbrook 
Willshire  Major  GeuL  Sir  Thomas, 

Richinus  Lodge 
Withers  Mrs.  Mai^,  Colnbrook 
Wood  William,  Esq.,  Iver 

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COLNBROOK,  &c. 


Slatei'jS 


ACADEMICS  8l  SCHOOLS. 

Not  otiieru  ise  licjcribcl  are  Day  Schools. 

A»htoii  Joliii.  Coliibro'k 
British  School. Colnbrook — Ehe 

nf/er      Teiil master;    Eliza 

Tt-uliin,   iiiistrt'S'' 


Dulfy  Robert,  Colnhrook 
Finch  'I'lidina'i,  Laiiuley 
Hoiderne^s  Alexaiidtr 
Jones  Aliraliam,  Iver 
Newlind  Tlioinas  Iver 
PInniriiliie  Joseph,  Culnbrook 


Church  School.  Colnbrnok— Jas  I  ^,J^^^,,  D.niel,  Cohibrook       [Pace 


B  Shadrake,ina^ter;SarahCoinns,i  s;„^y^,.b    ^y,,,    (.j„j  builder).  Stoke  j  uoi,l,.,ne>iS  Ah  XHude,    (ol'iibr 

"•"r%c„no.  ^s;''''F:rci:h^'''''r-y  o^"-"""'  ^""'  •'""'^-^  piut'dg;-  A^r.  c::in\;:ook 

HL'RCH    School,    Ivei,    ri.mci*!     stoke  Pa^es  I 

tvan.Rev.J.C.  (bMarding).  Stoke!  j^j.^^jj^j,.j,g^Pj.^j  ,.—   «„.«^x,o 

Pae<-9  fCmnk,  nnsties-  1    ,        ,'    ,    1         I 

Infants'  School.  Un«ley.    Sarah  !  Chea-er  John   Coh.hrook 
Infants'  School,  Moke'  Pages- !  ^'«''"''«'"7»>  diaries,  Langley 

Gould.. Mi-tre^s  1 '^;«^^'«^"^';.-.';!!"^^'  ,<--'l"b'Ook 


Jonex  Heiirv,  Iver 


Skeltoii  William,  Ler 


National  School.  Iver,  (hoys')—  corn  dealers. 

janie»  HrvHii,  master  Hall  John  (and  n)e.iltn:)n),  Iver 

National  and  Infants'  Schools,'  Hohvell  Ahiahani,  Colnhrook 
iver— Cliai  h'tie  Biyaii  and  Anna    Hunt  Thoinas,  Colnhrook 
Joiie«,  ini^fre^'C'*  i  L;iwren(e  James,  Colnbrnok 

NATioNALScHOOL.Langley — Chris-    Ughtfoot      William    Burion     (and 
toplitr  Speuce,  master;  Anu  Pitt,       maltster),  Iver  and  C<i\vlry 
mi^tiess  ,  Sherwin  William  Pim,  Colnbiook 

National  School,  Stoke  Pages—   q/^hueners   «c    seedsmen. 
Wi  Ham  Tyler,  master  !  Etridge  William,  Stoke  Pages 

ToHitt  Harriet  (boardingand  day).  I  s„,.,,p   Q.^^■,^    ,jj„j     nurserjman), 

I      Coinbroiik 


Colnhrook 

BAKERS.  I 

Andrews  John,  Iver  I 

Gurney  Willi. on,  Colnhrook  j 

Hill  John,  Iver 
Hawkins  Hen'V,  Langley 
Hohvell  Ai'raham,  Colnhrook 
Lanii-.tiMie  Th'imax,  Ci'lnhrook         ! 
Pain  James,  Colnhrook  ' 

Richa'dson  &  Hovwe,  Colnhrook 
Sherwin  William  Pim,    Colnhrook  : 
Wyatt  William,  Langley  \ 

BLACKSMITHS. 

A'hlee 'Ihomas  wiles,  Ivir 
Bartlett  Willi.im,  diin'irook 
Brent  Thfimas,  Stokt-  Pages 
Brown  .Marv,  Cdnhronk 
Bockland  Ki'ederick,  st..ke  Pages 
Coidiey  William,  Cnlnbrook 
Hoii^e  'I'homas,  Iver 

BOOT    6t    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Andiew-  Chaik-,  her 

Appleby  Jo-ejd),  Litialey 

Clil>eid  John,  Mi.ke  Pages 

Cookham  Richard,  Poyle 

Farr  Thomas,  Iver 

Hid'lerm  ss  'I'lionias,  Colnhrook 

Hone  Geoti'i",  Iver 

Hoiilt'in  Kdw.ird,  Colnhrook 

Riiberts  Helen,  Coliibr<iok 

Smith  .lame^,C(jlnhriiok 

Tripp  William  (and  leather  seller), 

Cnln'irook 
Young  S.iinu'l.  Colnbrnok 

BRE^VERS. 

Lawrence  J'ln'S,  (  olnbrnok 
Ricliaulson  Julni,  Colnhrook 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Barreit  Kdwaid.  Colnhrook 
Herreit  Jolm,  her 
Liinister  Jnhn,  Hiiit(m 
M..1,-  H.niy,  C  Inb'ook 
Read  Jnhn.  Stoke  Pages 
.Stanborough  Unhii',  her 

BUTCHERS. 

Carr  J.-me^,  C'Inl'r.'ok 

Cnrr  R"'  ert.  Colidirook 

Carr  Sarah,  Colnhronk 

Half  Maiv,  Cnlnlnook 

Ratcl  ff  Jiis.  &  Richard,  Colnhrook 

Thomp-on  Thomas,  Stoke  Pages 

Wtednu  Th   nns   (yangley 

Weit  Na'l.aniel,  her 

Wixuiriiff  I',  lei,  Iver 

CARPENTERS    Sc    JOINERS. 
Carter  Tlniiiias,  Iver 
Ctia'Uvell  Jimes,  her 
ChadwcU  Spencer,  Iver 

18 


Thomson  Thomas  (and  florist), Iver 

GROCERS  At  TEA  DEALERS. 

{See  also  Shopkeepers,  &c,) 
Andrews  Henry,  Cctlnbronk 
Farniboroiigh  Charles,  Langley 
Jones  Heniy,  Colnhrook 
Saunders  Joseph,  Colnhrook 
Thomson  'I'licmias,  Iver 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

George  Henry,  Colnhrook 
Norcutt  Geome,  Colnhrook 

INNS    et    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 


Pendrev  William,  C-diibrook 
Richaid-^on  Jiinn  s,  Hc.rtoii 
Ruh»  Robert,  Langley 
Shephrid  Thoma«,  C'dnbrook 
Steven'-on  Charles,  Hortnii 
Young  Samuel,  Colnhrook 

IRONMONGERS. 

brook 
k 
LINEN    DRAPERS. 

Harri>  Kli/Oiheth,  Colnbiook 
Rycidft  Charles,  Colnbiook 

MILLINERS  &DRESS  MAKERS 

Bu(  kner  Hileii,  Hortcni 
Carr  Hannah,  Colnhrook 
Harris  EbzatietJi,  Colnhrook 

MILLWRIGHTS. 
Duley  Robert,  Colnbiook 
Dub  y  William,  Colnhrook 

PLUMBERS,    GLAZIERS    AND 

PAINTERS. 
Lee  William,  Iver 
Wesloii  James,  Colnbrnok 
Winter  William,  Coli  brook 

PAPER    MANUFACTURERS. 

Compere  &  Tipper,   Hoiton  .Mills 
Ibotson  Richd.  &  Peicy,  Poyle  Mill, 

Colnbiook 
Lane  John,  Thorney  Mill,  Iver 

SADDLERS  «c  HARNESS 
MAKERS 

Collins  Thoin.ts.  Colnhrook 
('ooper  Thoma<,  Colnhrook 
Hntson  Giles  B.,  her 
Shepherd  Geori;e,  Cidiibrook 

SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERS  IN 
GROCERIES  &  SUNDRIES. 

Alluni  Joseph,  Langley 
•r 
ver 


Black  B()y..lohnChe.iter  Ci.lnhro'k  ;  An-lie  w.s  John,  her 
Bull,  Win.  Dnnsdon,  Iver       [brook    A- hlee  William,  Ivei 
Catherine  Wheel, 'I'lios  Hunt. Coin- j  B  ilev  Kli/abetb,  Colnhrook 
Che()uer.s,  Wm.  Bartlett.  Colnbiook    Ball  Wil  iam.  Stoke  .'^ges 
Chequers,  Natha  iel   West,  Iver         Barmw  Elizabeth,  Colnbiook 
Cro>s,  Waller  Long,  Colnhrook        j  Beitels  William.  LiHigley 
Crown,  Henry  Br'dges,  Horton         IBnmhyJolin  Tho^^.,  Stoke  Pages 
Crown,  WiUi.iin  Lee,  Colnbiook       i  Finch  .Mary.  Langley 
Dog  iS(  Pot,  Jiio.  Bnmby  StokeP.iges'  Goddanl  Sarah,  Colnbrnok 
Five  Bells,  Thomas  Eelcs,  Horton      1  Grav  Henry,  Iver 
Georg-,  Mary  Davej',  Iver  Ho'derness  James,  Horton 

George,  Rowland  Davie>,Colnbiook    Hood  Thomas,  Iver 
Georte,  Wm.  Spiiimnll,  Lantley         Humphries  Edwaid,  Stoke  Pages 
Grien>Maii,Chas.Sumpster,C()lnbrk  j  Lang-tone  Thomas,  Ctdnhrook 
Harrovv,  Tlioiiias  Gou-h,  Lani;ley       Rae 'buries,    Langley 
King'sAiin-,  Robt.Dnley, (Colnhrook 
Montague    Anns,    William     ALUs  j 
Baib^r,  Langley  Broom  i 

North  Star,  Thoiras  Hare,  Iver  | 
North  Star,  Wm.  Betiels,  Langley  j 
()>irich,  Benjn.  Hopkins  Colnbiook 


Ray  Thomas,  her 
Simpson  Sarah,  Iver 
I  Williams  John.  Horton 
I  Wyait  William,  Lanulcy 
SURGEONS. 


v..-.,.w..,  ..y......  ...  |. ,  v.. .,.....„„..  j  ,\,)ai„s  George,  Colnhrook 

Plouiih,  Ivlwd   LdgM)n,  StokePages    j^i„y  H„|,e,t,'  ColMbr.iok 


Ploueb,  John  Jny-,  Langley 
Punch  Bowl,  Lyilia  Pedder,  Poyle 
Red  Lion,  John  E  i>t,  Colnhrook 
Red  Lion.  Jo^enhMattin^ly, Langley 
Red  Lion,  William  Skelton,  Iver 
Red  Lion,  William  Williamson, Stoke 


Walker  John  B.,  her 

TAILORS. 

Dryden  David,  Colnhrook 
ICasi  John,  Colnhrook 
Hearne  'I'homas,  Stoke  Pages 
Rieeii  [Pages  1  Lamer  Geoige,  her 

.Sefion  Arms,  Chnrles  While,  Stoke   S.  otton  John,  Stoke   Pa| 
Star,  Rohert  Inns,  Colnbiook  Sp.  ingall  John,  Iver 

Swan,  Hichaid  Ayling.  Iver  Snniigall  .loseph,  her 

Swan,  Jaine.«  Coleini;,  Stoke  Pages  p* ''■'"« ^^'"'-  (&''rHper).Co!nbrook 

White  Hai  t,  Hy.  George,  Colnhrook  l  Tatnell  Jonathan  (and  draper),Coln- 

hiook  [brook 


'ages 


Retailers  of  Beer. 

.\dey  ICdninnd,  C'olnhrook 
BaiU-y  Elizabeth,  Coliihroi/k 
Baker  Jo-epli,  Colnhrook 
Barber  John,  Iver 
Darling  Richard,  Colnbiook 
Lowe  Fraiu is,  Langley 
Passingliain  William,  Poyle 


Tatnell  William  (and  draper).  Coin- 

I  WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Grace  ,Ia'<ies,  Iver 

Pa^singiimn  \\  ilham,  Cilnbrook 
I         WHIP-THONG    MAKERS. 
j  Baine»  Thomas.  Poyle 
'  Jackson  John,  Colnhrook 


IStttctori)* 


COLNBROOK,  &c. 


UmkH 


IVIisceilaneous- 

The  names  without  address  are  in 

COLNBROOK. 

Ashton   John,  arrountant,  and  agent  to 

the  Sun  file  nffire 
Bailey  Elizabeth,  tallow  chandlf  r 
Brown  Janies, dealer  in  marine  stores 
Cooper  Tlios  ownerol  h  rses.  &c.  for  hire 
C^all^\^ick  William,  bonkseller 
Farr  Thomas,  parish  clerk,  Iver 
Goldiiey  Sanil.coll<  ctoroftaxes,  Langley 
Hoi  lerness  John,  pinstahle 
HiiRSE    Patrol     Police     Station— 

John  M'Corniick,  resident  officer 
Irons  Roheit  horse  dealer 
Jon.s  Henry,  chemist  and  drncfiist 
K>mberRiciid.&Son.watch&clock  makers 
Larue  William,  dealer  i'l  marine  stores 
Plumridie  Joseph,  parish  clerk.  Horton 
Pulliii  Joseph  Samuel,  registrar  of  births 

and  deaths.  Iver 
Ribbons  Mary,  straw  bonnet  maker 
Ryder  Elizabeth,  basket  maker 


Shoosmilh  Stephen,  revenue  officer 
Tyler  William,  parish  clerk,  Stoke  Po^es 
Westrup  Edward  &  Frederick  E.,  millers 


PLACES    OF   WTORSHIP, 

and  thkir  ministers. 
Saint   Thomas'   Kpiscopal    Church, 

Colnbrouk— Rev.  Willi. ini  Briwn 
Saint    ftlicHAEL's  Church,   Horton— 

Rev.  William  Bio«  n. 
Saint    Peter's    Chdbch,  Iver — Rev. 

Will  in m  S  Ward. 
Saint  Mary's  Church,  Langley— Rev. 

Zechariab  Nash. 
Baptist   Chapkl,     Colnbrook Rev. 

William  Lingley. 
Indeprnuknt     Chapel,    Poyle— Rev. 

L.Hall.  

CONVEYANCE  BY  RAILWAY, 
ON    THE    GREAT   WESTERN  LINE. 

The  nearest  Stalious  are  Slough  and 
West  Drayton,  each  about  3  miles 
fnira  Colnbiook 


COACHES. 

To  LONDON,  the  Henley  C from  Henley) 
passes  through  Colnbrook  every  fore- 
noon (Sunday  excepted),  at  half-past 
eleven. 

To  H  EN  LEY,  the  Henley  (from  London), 
passes  through  Colnbrook  every  after- 
noon (Sunday  excepted)  at  five 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON.  William  Williams,  from 
Iver,  Jonies  Holilerness,  from  Horton, 
and  —  Morgan,  '(  uetday  and  Friday 

To  BURN  HAM.  William  Williams,  from 
Iver,  Thursday  and  .Saturday 

To  COOKHaM,  Thomas  Ford,  from  the 
Cros",  Tuesday  and  Saturday 

To  MARLOW,  George  VVya't.frnm  the 
White  Halt,  Tuesday  and  Saturday 

To  UXRRIDGE,  Dinah  Chapman,  from 
Iver,  Thursday 


FENNY  STRATFORD,  with  BLETCHLEY, 

AND  THE  VILLAGS  OF  GREAT  AND  LITTLE  BRICKHILL  AND  BOW  BRICKHILL. 


Fi 


ENNV  STRATFtJRD  is  a  ctiapelty,  partly  in  tlie  beiit-ficf  nf  Fenny  Stratfoid  is  a  perp^^tual  curacy,  at 

parish  of  B  etch  ley  and  panly  in  thnt  of  Simpson,  in  present  enjoyeil  liy  the  Rev.  Joiin  Steward.    The  tn-ir- 

the  iiuiirlreil  ol  Newport ;  44  miles  N  w.  fioni  London,  ket  has  for  nianv  years  ceased  to  be  held;  hut  there  are 

15  N.  fio  II  Aylisbniy,   7  s  E.  from  Stony  Stiatford,  fmr  fairs,  viz.  April  19iti,  Jnly  18th.  Orf"her  JOthnnd 

abnut  ilie  like  distance  .'■<iuHi  fiom  Newport  Pagnell,  November  28ih,  for  cattle.     The  chai)eliy  contained, 

and  less  than  a  mile  fiom  the  Uletthley  s'Htiou  on  the  in  1831,  6i5  inhabitiints,  and  in  1841,  763. 

London  and  Nutth  VVe.steiu  Railway.     It  lies  on  the  Almnt  three  miles  s.e.  fiom  P'eimy  Sirttfnrd,  in  the 

main  mad  ffom  L'mhIoii  to  Birmingham,  on  the  ac-  same  hundred  as  that  town,  is  Great  Brickhill,  a 

clivity  of  a  hill,  haviiia  at  its  font  the  Grand  Junction  village  and  parish,  containing  a  chmch  detficated  to 

canal  and  the  tiver  Lowfield,  wliich   latter  is  crossed  Saint  Mary,  chapels  for  Baptists  and  Wesleyan  INI etho- 

by   two  biidges.     Fenny   Stratford  li  id,   from    time  disfs,  and  a  national  school.     Population  ot  the  parish 

immemorial,  a  matket  on  Mondays,  which  was  con-  in  1831,  776,  and  in  1841, 1.033. 
firmed  hychaiteiin   1609.      In  1665  it  suffeied  gieat|      About  two  miles  fioin  Fenny  Strafford  is  Little 

diminution  in  its  population  hy  the  plague — the  inns  Brickhill,  which,  a  thouuli  no«  but  an  inconsider- 

werf-shntiip.and  tlietliorouglifare  thronah  thetownfor  able  vilJHge,  wa»  formeily  a  place  exceeding  in  size  and 

some  tmie  toolj  a  diffeient  (lirei'tion  :  this  misfortune  population   Great    Bi  ii  khill,  and   was  a  market  atid 

pioveil   fatal   lo  the   market,  which  has  never  since  as>ize  town   in  the  reign  of  Elizaix th.    The  parish 

flourished.     It  is  a  [ilace  of  little  trade  ;  the  making  cbutcb  of  Saint  Marv  is  a  small  bniMitig:  thelivingis 

of  lace  and  stiaw  plat  employ  some  of  ihe  in(!u>tiiotis  a  perjieiual  curacy,  in  the  gift  of  the   Archbishop  of 

females,  Imt   no  great  qini.tity  of  either  is  jiroduced.  Canterbuiy.    The  market  has  loiiii  been  di-continued, 

'I'hechapel  of  Saint  Mai  tin  was  rebuilt  hy  sub-ciiption,  but  two  fairs  are  still  held— on  the  12th  of  Mav  and 

chiefly  promoted  by  Br.iwne  Willis,  Esq.,  well  known  the  22nd  of  October,     'i'he  paiish  contained,  in  1831, 

as  an  antiqnaiy,  «ho  lies  interred  within   the  rails  of  514  inhahitants,  and  in  1841,  563. 

the  communion  tihle  ;  the  first  stone  was  laid  on  Neatly  two  miles  noith  from  Little  Brickhill,  and 

Saint  Ma  tin's  day,  in  the  veai  1724.     Mr.  W'llis  also  and  about  the  bke  distance  east  fiom  Fenny  Stratford, 

repaired  and  ornamented  the  parish  church  of  Bleich-  is  the  pleasant  village  of  Bow  Krickhill.    Tiie  paiish 

ley,  and  addid  pinnacles  to  the  tower.     Baptists  and  church  of  All  Saints  stands  upon  an  eminence,  fiom 

We^leyan   Methodists  have  each  a  place  of  worship,  whence  is  obtained  a  remarkably  fine\iew  ot  the  siir- 

bU'l  there  is  a  national   school — the  latter  erected  in  rounding  country  :  the  living  is  a  reci'MV  in  the  giftof 

1817,  and  snppoited  by  suhsctiptiotis.     The  bvintt  of  some  piivate  iudi'idnals.      The   IF'allin^-street  of  the 

Bletchley  is  a  rectory,  of  which   the   Rev.  Tnomas  Romans  passes  through   the  parish.     Population,  in 

Delves    Broughton    is   the   present  incumhent.    The  18.31,  475,  and  in  1841,  566. 

POST  OFFICE,  Fenny  Stratford,  John  Turner,  Pos^  i)/t;i/e»-. — Letter  from  London  and  all  parts 
of  the  South  and  East  arrive  every  day  at  twelve  noon,  and  night  at  eleven,  and  are  de.-patched  at  two  in 
the  morning. 

Letters  from  Liverrool.  Manchester,  and  the  Northern  Counties,  likewise  from  Scotland  and 
Ireland,  anive  everv  morning  at  tour,  and  are  despatched  at  ten  in  the  morning,  and  night  at  half-past  nine. 


GENTRY    et   CLERGY. 

Ager  Joseph,  Esq.  (solicitor  &  coro- 
ner). Fenny  Stiatford  [Ion! 
Bartleit  Rev. Benjamin,  FennySirat- 
Bri»fovvMr.Edward,KentiyStratf.ird 
Brongiiton    Rev.    Thomas    DeUes, 

Rectory,  Bletchley 
Claike  Mrs.  Lwy,  Fenny  Stratford 
Cooke  .Mr.  Willi, im.  Bow  Brickhill 
DuncomhePhiiip,Esq.MauorHouse, 

Great   Uriel; hill 
Fowles  Rev.  Henry,  Great  Brickhill 
Goodinati  Mr.Wilii  mi,  Gt.Biickliill 
Hanmer  Mr.  David,  Gnat  Brickhill 
Hannier  Miss  Elizhth.,  Gt.Brickhili 
Hanmer  Rev.  Thomas  W.,  Siinp>on 
JacU>-(iti  Rev. Marsh  Hll,Ho\vBiickliill 
Jones  Rev.  Edward,  Little  Brick  Inll 
Lowndt  s  Ml.  Heiiiy,   Walton  Hall 
LowndesMr.  Riclid.Selhy.Bietcldev 
Lowndes  Mr.  Thomas,  Walton  Hail 
Lynn  Rev.  J.  M.,  Little  Brickhill 
Osborn  Mr.  Thomas,  BowBrickhill 


Paine  Rev.  Richard.  Apslev 
P.. liner  Mr.  John,  Wa'er  Eaton 
Steward  Rev.  John,  FeiinyStratford 
Tomkins  Mr.  John,  Litile  Brickhill 
Warren  Mr.  Charles,  Simpson 
W\nter  Rev.AbrahainFarley,  Fenny 
Stratford 

ACADEMIES  te    SCHOOLS. 

De  Lazzeiy  Matgaret,  Bletchley 
Lake  Hatiiiah,  Fenny  Stratford 
National  School,    Fenny  Strat- 
foid— William  Gatrdem,  master; 
Ann  Gauderii,  mistress 
National  Sihool,   Great    Btick- 
liill— Charles  Gilby,master  ;  Mary 
Gilhy,  misiiess 
National   School,  Little  Brick- 
hill— John  Hughes,  master;   — 
Hill,  mistress 
Odell  John,  BowBrickhill 
Pickering  William,  Little  Brickhill 


BAKERS. 

Biitten  William,  Bow  Brickhill 
(loodman  John,  Fenny  Stratford 
Gray  William,  Great  Brickhill 
Kitchener  George,  Fenny  Stratford 
Pakes  John  Irons,  LittleBrickhill 
Peppiatt  Luke,  Great  Brickhill 
Tnrney  George,  Little  Biii  khill 
Walker  James,  Fenny  Stratford 
Walker  Richaid,  Fenny  Stratford 

BLACKSMITHS 

Baskerfield  Thoma.s,  Bow  Brickhill 
Bird  Thomas,  Little  Brickhill 
Bryant  John,  Simpsoi; 
Gibbs  James,  Fenny  Stratford 
GiHce  Daniel,  Bletchley 
Rogers  James,  FeiinyStratford 
Sear  George,  Fenny  Stratford 
Smith  Thomas,  Great  Biickhill 

BOOT  6e  SHOE    MAKERS. 

Auibiicge  Thomas,  Fenny  Stratford 
Butcher  John,  Fenny  Stiatford 
Chew  Jesse,  Great  Brickhill 

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^^m'kfi. 


FENNY  STRATFORD,  &c. 


^Mtt*& 


BOOT,  *e.  MAKEKS-Continued. 
Chew  John,  Little  Bri'khill 
Chew  William,  Gieai  Brickhill 
Daniel  William,  Fenny  Stratford 
Kemp  Riibert,  Siinp-o'n 
Harris  Jol-n,  Gieai  Brickhill 
Hendley  Wil  iam,  Bletchley 
King  Jamei=,  Penny  Stratford 
Lnckwi'<'d'rhos.,B,ick  Simpson  lane 
O-born  Wil  iam,  Kenny  Stratford 
Sousfer  Joseph,  Bow  Brickhill 
Tiilbot  Richard,  Fenny  Strafford 
Peacli  Charles,  Fenny  Stratford 
Tomkiii  Kdward,  Blefchhy 
Wagsiaff  Rirhard,   Fenny  Stratford 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Gates  Harlev,  Fennv  StraifoHl 
Minis  John,  Fennv  Sir.itford 
Welsh  Geo.&Rich(i.,FennyStratford 

BUTCHERS. 

Hazlewood  Ricliard,  Simpson 
Linnell  John,  Great  Biickliill 
L'l' Thomas,  Fenny  Stratford 
Lucas  Beiij  .min.  Fenny  Stratford 
Pickering  James,  Fenny  Stratford 
Warr  Benjamin,  Fenny  Stratford 
Warr  James,  Fenny  Stratford 
Willcox  William,  Fenny  Stratford 

CARPENTERS. 

Gnrney  James,  Fennv  Stratford 
Hall  Joel,  Bow  Brickhill 
Sear  Thomas,  Bletrhley 
Tooth  SHHiuel,  Great  Brickhill 
Tooth  William,  Water  Kaion 
Warren  Francis,  Fenny  Stratford 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 

Clarke   Gregory  Odell   (and  corn^, 

Fenny  Stratford 
HoUier  Edward,  Simpson  lane 

COOPERS. 

Eaton  John,  Fenny  Stratford 
Pitkin  George,  Fenny  Stratford 

FIRE    *c.  OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Atlas,  J"hnTnrner,Fennv  Stratford 

County  (fire)  &  Provident  (life,) 

Elizabeth  Day,  Fenny  Stratford 

GROCERS    AND    DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

Baker  Joseph,  Great  Biickhill 
Banbury  Henrv  Barhridge  (&t.dlow 

cliatifller).  Fenny  Stratford 
Bodley  John,  Simpson 
Cherrv  Sat  ah,  Great  Brirkhill 
Conk 'Robert,  Bnw  Brickhill 
Crane  Willam,  Bletchley 
Day  Elizabitji,  Fenny  Stiatford 
Gates  Hailey,  Fenny  Stratford 
Haiith  im  John,  Water  Eaton 
Hart  Sarah,  VVater  Eaton 
HitcheockThotnas,  Water  Eaton 
Hobbi  Sarah,  Great  Bnckhill 
Jones  Thoina",  (ijeat  Biickhill 
Lncas  Wil. iam,  Simpsoti 
Morrey  Gi  oi  ge,  HI- 1(  llev 
Pakes  Wiirum,  Little  Brickhill 
Parn' Joseph,  Fei ny  Stratford 
Sanders  Chailofe,  Great  Brickhill 
Se.ir  Jon  iihan,  Bli  tchley 
Sousier  Jonathan,  How  Brickhill 
Stevens  Robert,  SiinpM)n 
T.in«eT  John,  Bow  Brickhill 
Tattoo  James.  Fennv  Stratford 
Thorogood  Sarnn  I,  (-"emiyStiatford 
'I'urrier  Alfred,  Fennj-  Stratford 
Wh'teliouse  John,  Wat  i  Ertt<m 
WooitonJohu,  Bow  Brickiiill 


INN.  I 

fSfe  also  Taverns Sf  Public  Houses.) 
Swan,   George    King  (anil  inland 
re\eiiue  office),  Fenny  Stratford 

IRONMONGERS. 

Harris  Alfred    (cSe  iron  merchant), 

Fennv  Stratford 
Pacey    George    (and    earthenware 

dealer).  Fenny  Stratford 

LINEN&W^OOLLEN  DRAPERS. 

Baines  ^^  iHiam,  Fenny  Stiatford 
Ciois  Georiie,  Fenny  Stuiifoid 
Day  Elizabeth,  Fenny  Stratford 
Riddiford  Jatnes,  Fenny  Stratford 

MALTSTERS. 

ClarkeGregoiyOdell,  FeiinyStratfrd 
King  Samuel,  Little  Biickhill 
Matfey  John,  Fenny  Stratford 

MILLERS 
Andrews Thos.l'almer  (steam  mill), 

Fenny  Stratfoid 
Hitchcock  Jidm,  Water  Eaton 
Thornton  William,  Great  Brickhill 

PLUMBERS,  PAINTERS,  &c. 
IMillaid  Edmtind,  Fenny  Stratford 
Taylor  Thomas,  Fenny  Stiatford 

ROPE  et  TWINE    MAKERS. 

BaiihuryHyBarliidge.KeniuStiatfrd 
Makins  Thomas,  Gieat  Brickhill 
SADDLERS     &     HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Casemore  Henry,  Fenny  Stratford 
Kirhy  Fanny,  Fenny  Stratford 
l..ucas  William,  Simpson 

STRAW    BONNET   MAKERS. 

Goodman  Martha,  Fennv  Stratford 
Pacey  Catherine,  Fenny  Stiatford 

SURGEONS. 
Camps  Thomas,  Fenny  Stratford 
Hole  Wm.  Herbert, FeiinyStiHtford 
Penrose  Charles,  Little  Brickhill 

TAILORS. 
Cox  James,  Great  Brickhill 
Saiiait  Williiiin,  Bow  Brickhill 
Hazlewood  Robert,  Simpson 
Neville  William,  Bletchley 
OHborn  William,   Fenny  Stratford 
Riddifoid  James,  Fenny  Stiatford 
Roberts  John,  Great  Brickhill 
Stevenson  William,  Little  Brickhill 
Tattam  .lames.  Fenny  Stiatfoid 
Waustiiff  Thoimis,  Fenny  Stratfoid 
TAVERNS  6e  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 
The  houses  rvithoiit  address  are  in  Fenny 

Stratforu. 
Bull,  James  Gnrney 
Bull.  William  Parrott,  Litlle  Brirkhill 
Bull  and  Butcher.  Robert  lloldom 
Chequers,  Georce  Kitchener 
Duncomhe   Arms,  Alice  Gearing,  Great 

Brickhill 
F.ivht  Bills,  Thomas  Bennett,  Bletchley 
(ieorc-,  William  Wells  Water  Katon 
Grren^Iaii,Wm.St' ven»"n,l.itlleBrickhill 
King's  Arm?,  Henry  Biish.l.itlleBrickliill 
Kinti's  Head,  Joseph  Shacklet-jn 
M.criiuessof  (;ranl>v,  Benjamin  Stevens, 

Denbigh  Hal 
N:iTiKation,,John  Turner 
C»M  Crown,  .lohn  Eili;e 
Old  Swan,  Tlionias  Crane,  Bletchley 
PlouRb,  Richard  Hazlewood.  Simpson 
I'lonph,  .lane  Ivens,  Water  F.aton 
I'lough.  William  Yates,  Bow  Brickhill 
Red  l.lon,  .lobn  Adams, CJreat  Brickbill 
Red  Lion,  Thos.  Lewis.  I, iitle  Brickhill 
Rose  hnd  Crow  n,  Robert  Kemp 
Saracen's  Head,  llinry  Bailey 
Shoulder  of  Muitun,  Benjamin  Barratt, 

Little  Brickhill 


Shoulder  of  Mutton,  John  Lane.Bletchley 
Wheatsheaf.WUiianiGarrait. Bow  Brickhill 
White  Hart,  John  Morris. Bow  Brickhill 
White  Lioii.Jabez  Johnson,  Lit. lirickhill 
While  Swat!,  William  King,  Lit.  BricLljill 

Retailers  of  Beer- 
Belts  Charles,  Bletchley 
Boilley  Joseih, Simpson 
Faniliam  John.  Water  Eaton 
Grace  John,  Bletchley 
Linnell  John,  Gieat  Brickhill 
Lucas  William, otrSimpson 
Rlafley  John,  Fenny  Stratlbrd 
Stevens  Robert,  .Simpson 
Warren  Francis,  Fenny  Stratford 
Whilehiiuse  John,  Water  Ealon 

WHARFINGERS. 

Andrews  Thomas    Palmer,  Fenny 

Siraiford 
Atiwiiorl  &  Co.  off  Simp<»on 
ClarkeGregoi) Odell,  FemiyStratfrd 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 
Bird  Jame'-,  Fenny  Stiatford 
Meager  Thomas,  Bletchley 
Poole  WiUinm,  Bow  Brickhill 
Smith  Fdward,  Fennv  Stratford 
Tompkins  William,  Great  BrickhiH 
Wootton  John,  Bow  Brickhill 

Miscellaneous' 

The  names  without  address  are  in  Fennt 

STRATFOItD. 

Chew  Jesse,  parish  cleik.  Great  Brickbill 
Chew    Thomas,  registrar  of   births   and 

deaths.  Great  Brickhill 
Edge  John,  fishmonger 
Loe  James,  hair  dresser 
Perry  John,  parish  clerk.  Little  Brickhill 
Rive't  Joseph,  stone  cutter 
Sear  James,  parish  clerk,  Simpson 
Tatlam  James   hair  dresser 
'riiiiier.lohn,  bookseller  and  stationer 
WagsiafT  Richard,  parish  clerk 
Yates  Thomas,  palish  clerk, Bow  Brickbill 
Young  Paul,v(atcb  and  clock  cleaner 


PLACES    OF   W^ORSHIP, 

AND  THEIR  MINISTEIiS. 

Saint  Martin's  Church,  Fenny  Strat- 
ford— RfV.  John  Steward,  incumbent.  <' 

All  Saints'  Church.  Bow  Brickbill— 
Rev.  Marshall  Jackson,  incumbent. 

Saint  Mary's  Church.  Bletchley — 
Rev.Thos.  l)elvesBroughton.in(um6en(. 

Saint  Mary's  Church, Great  brickhill 

—  Rev.  Henry  Fowles 

Saint  Mary's  Church,  Little  Brickhill 

—  Rev.  Edward  Jones,  iHcumte7i<j  Rer. 
J.  M  .  Lynn,  curate. 

Baptist  Ciiapfl— Rev.Benjn.  Bartlett. 
Weslkyan    AIethodist   Chapki.s.   at 

Fenny  Stratford  ;  Bletcblev;  BowBrlck. 

bill;  Great  Brickhill.  &  Little  BrickhilL 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

On  the    BEDFORD    AND    BLETCHLLY 

BRANCH  of  the  London  and  North 

Western  line. 
Staiinn,  Fenny  Stratford— John  Bird* 

station  mnsltr 
On    the    BEDFORD,      BUCKINGHAM, 

OXFORD^S;  BI-ETCHLEY  BRANCHES 

of  the  ahove  line. 
Station.  BLKTCHLfY — William    Henry 

Johnson, s/atioH  rnaiter 

CARRIER, 

From  the  Srvji  Inn. 

To    LONDON.  Johr,    Allen.   Thursday, 

and  to  TOWCESTER,  on  Saturday 

CONVEYANCE  BY  WATER, 

CANAL. 
To  LONDON,   and   forward  to  varioat 
parts  of  the  Kingdom,  daily 


20 


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HADDENHAM  and   LONG  CRENDON. 


lADDENHAM  isa  pirish,  in  the  linndrKl  of  Ayles- 
bury—the  villaue,  a  ro 'Siderahleotii*,  issiiunted  about 
a  mile  and  a  half  off  the  iiiaii;  road  fioni  Aylesbuiy  to 
Tiianie.  about  7  miles  s.vv.  from  the  foi  nier  town,  and 
2  and  3  N.E.  from  the  latter.  The  houses  cotiipohiiii! 
the  village  are  irregular  and  strangling,  Hiid  for  the 
most  part  built  of  nmd  and  roofed  with  thatci).  The 
females  are  chiefly  employed  in  lace-milking,  and  the 
males  in  Hgiicultnie.  Tlie  ptri^h  cimich  of  Saint 
Mary  is  a  very  re>peciable  looking  huildine:  tlie  li\ing 
is  a  vicarnee,  in  the  presentation  of  the  Dean  and 
Chapter  of  Korhester  ;  the  Kev.  John  Willis  is  the 
pre>eut  incun)beiit.  There  isa  chapel  each  for  Bap- 
tists and  Wesleyan   Methodists.     The  parish,  by  the 


government  returns,  contained,  in  1831,  1,477  inhabit 
tants,  and  in  1841, 1,545. 

Long  Crendon  paiishisin  the  hundred  of  Ashen- 
<len — tlie  village  is  aliout  4  miles  w.  hy  n.  (roui  Had- 
denham,  pleasantly  and  lieal'hfully  situated  upon  ris- 
ing ground,  Hud  nnticed  for  its  extt'n>ive  laanufrtcture 
of  needles— the  which  was  still  more  pn)>perous  in 
time  of  war.  Besiaes  the  needle  branch,  the  making 
of  lace  employs  some  of  the  femnles  here.  The  parish 
church  ef  Saint  Mary  is  rather  a  spat  iou>>  structure, 
with  a  tower  rising  from  the  cenne  :  the  livim:  is  a 
perpetual  curacy,  in  the  gift  i^f  the  Duke  cf  Marl- 
burough.  Popniation  of  the  parish  in  IS^il,  1,382,  and 
in  1841,  1,656. 


POST  orriCE,  Haddenham.  Robert  Bairett,  Post  Master. — Letters  from  London  and  all  parts  arrive 
(by  foot  post,  from  Aylesbury)  every  forenoon  at  eleven,  and  are  despatched  thereto,  at tt\o  in  the  afiernoon. 

POST  OFFICE,  Long  Crendon,  Charles  Dudley,  Post  Master. — Letters  from  London  and  all  parts 
arrive  (by  font  p(i>t,Jroni  Thame)  every  morning  at  half-past  six,  and  are  despdtciied  thereto  at  half-past 
seven  in  the  evening. 


GENTRY    AND    CLERGY. 

Allen  Uev.  George,  Lonn  Crendon 
Chetwode  (jeorge,  Esq.  Chelton 
Chapman  Mr>.  Elizbth  Haddenham 
Dndwell  Mrs.  Mary,  Palace  yard 
Grierson  Mr.  Hugh,  Long  Crendon 
Hayton  Rev.  Thonias, Long  Crendon 
Lee  Ml.  Richard  (surgeon), Hadden- 
ham and  Thame 
Morecroft  Mr.  Thomas, Haddenham 
Read  Mr.  Wm.  West,  Haddenham 
Reynolds  Mrs.  Arabella, Notley  Ab- 
bey, Long  Crendon 
Sherwood  Mr.  — ,  Haddenham 
SpencerMrs.Mary,S  mi  thend  Cottage 
Sjiriggs  Rev.  J.,  Haddenham 
Tyler  Mr.  John,  Haddenham 
Tyler  Rev.  Peter,  Hadrlenham 
Willis  Rev.  John,  Haddenham 
Winter  Mr.  William. f^nng Crendon 

ACADEMIES  AND    SCHOOLS. 

British    School,    Haddenham — 

Giles  Hester,  n)aster 
Crook  Elizabeth,  Loiii;  Crendon 
Crook  Sarah,  Li>nK  Crendon 
Glai>on  Wr.i.  Henry,  Haddenham 
Harman  ihe  .Misso,  Haddenham 
Little  Kez'a,  Hadderdiam 
RoseJes-e,  H^iddenham 
Whtatle>  Henry,  Long  Crendon 

AUCTIONEERS. 

CiarkeJoiin(d:  Mirveyoi  )Haddenham 
Pratt  James,  .Man(;r  fnni 
BAKERS  &   FLOUR   DEALERS. 
Hates  John,  Hadilenhaai 
Dodwell  David,  Long  Crendon 
Dodwell  James,  Long  Crenrlou 
Hopcroft  James,  Long  Ciendon 
Huti  Joseph,  Lotig  Crendon 
Ing  John,  Long  Crendon 
Jarvi-  Eli^abetii.  Haddenham 
Oliver  Johr.,  Haddenham 
Peaice  George,  Long  Crendon 
R'Se  Edward,  Haddenham 
Wall  Andrew,  Lone  C>endon 

BLACKSMITHS. 
Ci>zens  Thomas,  Crendon 
Kolieris  Thnmas,  Haddenham 
Timms  \A'iHiam,  Long  Crendon 
Ward  Thomas,  Haddenham 

BOOT    AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Belts  William,  Haddeidnm 
Biiscoe  William,  Long  Crendon 
Bri-coe  Wm.  jun..  Long  Crendon 
Bruce  John,  Loiii;  Ciendon 
Cox  Henry,  Haddenham 
Garner  Richaid,  Long  Crendon 
Hitchcock  Josepli,  Haddenham 
Plater  Benjamin,  Haddenham 
Randall  Jolin,  Lonu  Crendon 
Taylor  John,  Haddenham 
Taylor  Joseph,  Long  Ciendon 
Welford  Richard,  Haddenliam 


BRICKLAYERS. 

Bonner  James,  Lonu  Crendon 
Chapman  Jonathan,  Haddenham 
Chapman  Joseph,  Haddenham 
Rose  Jesse,  Haddenham 

BUTCHERS. 

Elton  Joseph,  Long  Crendon 
Ing  Thomas,  Haddenham 
Kimber  Richard,  Long  Crendon 
Mrtikham  Wiliiau),  Long  Ciendon 
Nash  Willimn,  Haddenham 
Rose  William,  Haddenham 
Wainwright  George,  Long  Crendon 

CARPENTERS    &    JOINERS. 
Adants  Eli,  Long  Crendon 
Hicks  Edwin,  Thame  road 
Lovell  James,  Long  Crendon 
Loveli  Jiihn,  jun..  Long  Crendon 
Mole  John,  HaddcMham 
Rose  Robert,  Haddenham 
Slater  WilliaTU,  Haddenham 
Wilson  Willian),  Long  Crendon 

CORN    DEALERS. 
Clarke  Edward,  Haddenham 
Claike  John,  Haddenham 
Dodwell  Da>id,  Long  Crendon 
Jervis  Joseph,  Haddenham        [don 
Slirimpton  John  Kiiby,  Long  Cien- 
GROCERS    AND    DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

Betis  Thomas,   Haddenham 
Buckingham  Richard  (and  drapei), 

Long  Crendon 
Caudle  Thomas,  Long  Crendon 
Dodwell  Amos,  Long  Crendon 
Dndvvell  Edwin,  Long  Crendon 
Dodwell  Ji^hn,  Long  Crendon 
Dodwell  .Andrew,  Long  Ctendon 
Dodwell  Ezra,  Long  Crendnn 
Dudley  John,  Lotie  Crendon 
Hanson  William,  Lone  Crendon 
Hopcroft  James,  L^ng  Crendon 
Ina  Jiihn,  Long  Ciendon 
Pratt  James,  Haddenham 
Roberts 'I  homas,  Haddenham 
Si  iter  Henry,  Haddenham 
Tack  James,  Haddenham 
Tiigg  Joiin,  Long  Ciendon 
Wesion    Purion  &    'I'rayton    (and 

diapers) ,  Haddenham 
INNS  AND  PUBLIC    HOUSES. 
Angel,  Robert  Clark, L">ngCreiidon 
Castle,  Edwin  Hicks,  Tl.ame  road 
Churclii  1 1  Anns,  William  Peers,  Long 

Crendon 
Crown, Gabriel  Allen, LongCrendon 
Cr«wn,  Wil  idin  Hutt,  Haddenliam 
Eiaht  Bells, Geo,  Ing,Loiig Ciendon 
EiahtUellsjThos.  Read.Haddenham 
Green  Dragon  lnn,William  Guruey, 

Haddenham 


Queen's  Head,Jas.Taylr,r,  Hadden- 
Star.Thomas  Uiiscoe,  Long  Crendon 
White  Hart,  JohiiMole, Haddenham 

Retailers  of  Beer- 
Cannon  Richard  S  ,  Long  Crendon 
Dunkin  James,    Haddenham 
Hitchcock  James,  Haddenham 
Jackman  Richard,  l>ong  Crendon 
Kimber  Richard,  Long  Crendon 
Markham  Matthew,  LongCrendon 
Parkei  John,  Haddenham 
Piggott  Rebel  (a,  Haddenham 
Plastow  James,  Haddenliam 
Rose  Siisannal),  Ha<ldenham 
Warr  Benjamin,  Haddenham 
Wheelei  Isaac,  Lcng  Crendon 

MALTSTERS. 

Dodwell  David  (dealer). L.  Crendon 
Paine  John,  Haddenham 
Shrimpton  J  no.  Kii  by, LongCrendon 

MILLERS. 

Clarke  Charles,  Haddenham 
Dodwell  David,  Long  Crendon 
Freeman  Dan,  Grove  mill 
Reyn-'lds  William,  Notley 
Shrimpton  James  Webster,   Long 

Crendon 
Wood  William,  Haddenham 

NEEDLE    MANUFACTURERS. 

Beard  Wm.  &  Geo.,  Loc  g  ('lendon 
Shrimpton  Edward,  Long  Ciendon 
Shiiinpion  Em;inurl,L(mg  Crendon 
Shrimpton  Jonas,  Long  Lrendcn 
Sbriinptini  Matthew, Long  Crendon 
Shiimi'ton  Solomon,  LongCrendon 
Shrimpton  Timothy,  Long  Crendon 

ROPE    &    TWINE    MAKERS. 
Ban ett  Robert,  Haddenham 
Gibson  George,  Long  Crendon 
Jaques  George,  Haddenham 

SADDLERS. 

C'arke  Joseph,  Haddenham 
Gibson  George,  Long  Crendon 
Welfiird  Amos,  Haddenham 

TAILORS. 

Collins  Pliilip,  Haddenham 
Hitchcock  Robert,  Haddenlam 
Hiipciaft  Jolin.  Long  Crendon 
Langston  Henry,  Haddenliam 
Maliam  Wiiliain.  L"ng  Ciendon 
Slater  Thomas,  Haddenliam 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Allen  Gahii'l,  Long  Crendon 
Franklin  Thomas,  Haddenham 
Montague  Benjii.  Cole, Haddenham 
Peaice Joseph,  Long  Crendon 
Redhead  James,  Hadienham 
Siiriiupton  Solomon,  LongCrendon 
Tavlor  James,  Haddenham 

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slater'!? 


Miscellaneous- 


Paine  John.    aRcnl    lo  the   Union   Are 
office,  Hartdenliam 

'birlhs 


SXrJ  (Ullian,,   .a....   n.aU.    Lo,.^- j      an.  ..a..,s,^^^^^^^ 

HilMNiu"  m.  painter  and  «,«zilr    h!"  1  ^Vils«n  Jas.pain.n  &  ,lazior,Hadd.nbam 

Howl.-tt  Tlioinas  Hill,  registrar  of  birlhs  |  • 

and  ileaths.  Haildenham  |  RAILWAY. 

Lee  James,  ilruReisi.  Long  Crendon  | 

Lovell    E.iward,   machine   n.aUr,   Long    The  nearest  Slalion   is  at  Aylesbury, 

Crendou  '      sevn  iiiile«  dislant.  


CARRIERS. 

To  t.ONDON.  Thomas  Read's  ft  Alfred 

Wilson's  Wagons,  (rom  their  hoases,  on 

Wednesday  and  Triday 
To    AYLESBURY.  James    Pratt,  from 

H  id'lenhani,  and  William  Brown,  from 

l.nie  Crendon.  Satnrd  ly 
To  OXFORD,  Thomas  Markham,  from 

Loiiir  Crendon,  V\  ednesdiy  &  Saiiirday 
To  THAME.  Williim  Brown,  from  Long 

Crendon.  Tuesday 


IViNGHOE,   WING  AND  NEIGH  BOURHOODS. 


ilvi.NTiHOK  i-  H  i>ar\>h  in  ihe  hiiiidrfd  of  Cottosiot- 
and  (leaiieiy  of  N'iini.-1-y— the  market  town,  a  ^niall 
one,  is  S.\  mile-  N.  «\  w.  (  "in  Lomloii,  21  s.  i'..  from 
Bu-kiiikilirtm,  9  E.  fiii'm  .ANleshmy,  6  s.  w.  f'rnm  Diiii- 

stabe    He.if.rcl^hire),   and  .'ii  N.  f'om  Tiing—tl.e  last  ,..       ,,  .      ■  ,,  , 

nan.rd  plac-  a  station  ..t.  a  bianeh  line  ..f  the  L-ndon  |  ^eabkook    and   St    Margaret,  co'ita^mnK,  cdlei 
id  North- WfvteriiKai' way.     It  i.s  situate  d  on  the de-  i  tivelv,  in  18.U,  1,W8  inliahnants,  and  in  1841,  1.843 


."-ome  verv  aiKient  monnnients  :  the  living  i"  a  vicaia(?e, 
of  wliuli'ihe  Kev.  WHIia.ii  Hamilton  is  the  present 
inciimheiii.  The  market  i.s  held  on  Satiirday,  and  the 
fairs  May  Cth,  and  ()itoi>er  17tli.  The  pansh  of 
hiiighoe  compii-es  thf  hamlets  of  Asiiton,  Houton, 
and   .''^T.   .Margaret,  cdiita'ninK,  ddlec- 


ai 


hundred  as 


ciivitv  of  a  clialk  hill.  nea.  to  one  <'f  the  ancient  Roman  UiNGisasmall  village  in  the  .sm.e 
ro.ds  called  the  '  Iheuild  tray,'  and  a  shoit  dist  ince  j  Ivinghoe,  alvnt  5  miles  N.  by  w.  from  that  town,  and 
to  ti.e'  east  or  liiiht  of  the  main  line  of  lailwav  b.  fo.e  ,3  s.  w.  from  Lt-i^h'on  Bnz/aid  (lit-dfordshiie),  .-miated 
meuti.piied  The  m  nuilactiiie  of  straw  pl.it  constitutes  I  on  the  road  tiom  the  latter  town  to  Ayleslinry.  The 
the  chief  occupation  of  the  femalo  in  the  town  and  chief,  indeed,  ih.- oidy  ornam.  iit  of  this  vijlaue,  is  its 
i.eiKhionrhoo.l,  and  may  bf  said  to  be  the  principal '  hand-ome  church  of  All  haints:  the  living  is  a 
arti.lebiouL'ht  to  the  market  hfie.  which  is.. theiwi-e!  vicarage.  Ill  the  mft  of  Lord  Oversione;  the  Kev, 
but  in.iiff.ientiv  attend-d.  and  pioliahlv  would  be;  Peter  Thomas  Ou  ley  is  the  piesnii  ncumheiit. 
disconiinued  but  for  the  staple  manufacture  before  'I'bere  are  alm.-houes  founded  bv  the  Dormer  tamiiy, 
nitntioned  '^'^''  ^'p'"  P"""'  families,  with  a  small  we  kly  aliowa"ce. 

'Ihe  palish  church  of  Saint  Mary  is  a  handsome  ■  The   parish,  which  is  extensive,  contained   in   1831, 
Gothic  strm  tore,  v^iilia  square  low'er,  and  contains '  1,152  inhabitant-,  and  in  1841,  1,274. 

POST  OFFICEf  Ivinghoe,  Susannah  Cio<s,  Post  Mistress.— Litters   fiom  London   and  all  parts, 
ariivi-  by  f.>oi-po>t  from  Trisg)  every  morning  at  eight,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  half-pi»t  five  iu  the 

*  POST,  Wing,  /J^cew'ng" //''"«'' at  Richard  Attwood's,  the  Cock  Inn. — Letters  fiom  London  and  all 
pans  arrive  (by  fo<lt-po>t  from  Leighto.n  Buzzard)  every  morning  at  seven,  and  an-  despatched  thereto  at 
the  same  hour  in  ihe  evening. . 


The  names  without  address  are  in  Ivinghoe. 


CappTlios.iioot  &  -hoe  maker. Wing    Moorc-Tho  blacksmith, Pightleston 
' ""'"  lMoi)res\Vm.lilacksiiiitli(S(-ho|)kecpr 


VViHiam,    registrar    of 
d  deaths,  Wing        [ton 


NOBILITY,    GENTKY    AND 

CLERGY.  Cole-  Kichanl,  shopkeeper,  Wii,g 

Alford  Rt  Hon  Lor  i.A-hridgeHouse    C(dlver.)no.biitcher  and  shopkt-eper,    iM-rrimei 
De    Hoth-ihild,    the    baiou,    m.p.,        Pightle-ton  birth- 

Miii.inore  _  Collytr    William,    dealer  in   stnw  |  Muiidavjas.  straw  dealei.Cheddlng 

Haniil'on  Rv.  Win.  Ivinghoe  |     pi^t,  and  regisirar  of  birlhs  and    Nrvilic  Jos.-hopkeeper,  Fightleston 

Huahes    Mr.     I'raucis     (>uigeon),       deaths,  ivinghoe  I  Parsons  John,  tailor 

Piiibtleston  I  Cook  James,  shopkeeper  I  Price  Richard,  tailor  [ton 

Oiivry  Rev.  Pr-terThonns,  Wing  Cook  John,  warfini;er,  Pightlcston  |  ReedThomas,  blacl^sll.ith,Chedding- 
Tl•a^elS  Joi  n  J.  Esq.,  Wing  [hoe  Co.sten  Levy,  rarjienter  I  Roger-  Joseph,  beer  retailer  and 
Wans'atl  .Mi.Aifil  (snrgfoiil,  Iving-.  (^osieii  Thomas,  beer  retailer  and  I  l>ntcher,  U  ing 
Weighid  Rev.  .loiin,  CheddiMgioii  carpenter.  Ivinghoi- A>ton  I  Ruff  Wm.  wliei  Iwriglit,  Piglitleston 
PUBLIC  HOUSES.  j  Darv.ll  John,  butcher,  Pifjhtle.ston  I  Ruffoot  Wm.  shopkeeper,  Iviuglioe 
Aylesbary  Arms,  Jolin  Williamson,    DenchfieldGeo.  carpenter  &  wheel-  I     A-ton  [end 

Ched'iiiiKton  |      wr  ght,  Wing  [Wing  '  Rus.s.!lRoiert,  beer  retailer.Stanups 

Bell,  'I'homas  Jt-His,  Pightlfston         Denchlield    Geo.    jun.,    carp,  liter,  '  SeabrookGeo  beer  iet]r,Ched  'it  gtn 
Clie'meis,Tlc'S..Mooies,Pighileston    Denchfield  Levy,  cai  perter.  Wing      ~     "  -    .      - 

Cocu,  Ruhaid  Attwood.  Wing  noUimoie  George,  shopkcper 

Kinu''s  Head  Inn'aiid  inland  revenue    Drrnkwater  William,  baker.  Wing 

oth  e;,  Uavid    Xoni-,  Jvingiioe        Ko-ter  John,  blacksmith.  Wing 
Old  Qii.-cii'.sHead,GcoigeCha|)i  ell,    Gad  den  Wdliam,  wh-rfinter 

Staiinps  end  (ireeii  Thomas,  wlieelwrigiit 

OldSwa, ,, Will.. Archer, Cheddmuton    (jrcen  Wdhaui.  tailor,  WiiiL-     [end 


S'abiook  Jabe/,  baker  [school 

Seers  Ann,  mistress  of  infaits' 
Si-eis  J-'Seph,  Inii  kla\rr.  Wing 
Short  Chas  shojjkcep-  r  and  butcher 
Short  Kdmd.  c.'llai&  harness  njaker 
Short  Iv'wd.  shojikeeper  &  butcher 
Sitiith  Thomas,  briiklaycr 


Queen's  He.Ki,  Jno.  U  iii<liiiili,Wiiig   Gregory  Robt.  horse  dealer.Staiiups  ]  Stratford  VVilliam,  stiavv  plat  dealer 
L*")'^'.'.'.:'.':^/'''"."*:,.''"-'."'".'"'.  ^^.'"'^      i  Groom  John,  bmcher  |  Taney  Charie-,   shopkeeper,   Wing 


Ship,  William  J.  His,  Piyliile-ton         Ha'dwick  Joseph,  carpenter.  Wing  ;  Thorn"  Georwe,  tea  d.'alerl  Wing 

Sixllells.T .Demhfie.da.irUiiikitt    Harri-  Utcha'd,  miller,  Wimj  Ton. kins  John,  miller,    Pighile-ton 

Swan.  Win.  Jflli-.    Iviiinhoc  Aton    Harrowell    Richard,    beer   retailer,  |  Tniktiis  Wiljiiim,  miller    [dington 

'^* '"      "   "  1  Tomkins  Win.  wlifihv  right,  C  lied- 

iTurm-r  Georui-,  butcher.  Wing 


Th'C  Hor-c  Shoe-,  Thus.  Stevens,  ,      Cheddingtoii 

Ched'ifit.n  i  Hart  Thomas,  am  tinneer.  Wing 

SHOPKEEPERS   6t    TRADERS,    llcley  (n'Ou;>',  plumber  and  gla/.ier 
Aii'irews  William, -uivc>or  and  land    H'  leySarah,beer  re'ailei  A:  sbo|ik|)r 

agent,  Ivinghoe  Helev  Tliom  is,  huicher,    VN'iiig 

Bait'-Wm  siioc  iiiaker&  beer  reiaih  r    Heley  Wiiji.m,  maltsier,  Wing 
Beckett  JimatliHii.  -Impke  per  an  I    Htdey  Willi  iiii,  plnmherand  ulazier 
Bedii'idJ'S.bDotSc  shoe  inaktr. Wing    Hollidav  .lolin,  biicklajer.  Wing 


Be. -lc>   Fi^iici-.  miller  and  baker 

beer  n-tailer.  Wing 
Biifgs  James,  sliopkeipci,  Wing 
B   11-  John,  hak.r.  Wing 


Horn    Kiands,    straw  plat  dealer, 

Linyhoi-   Aston 
Horn     William,     shopkeeper    and 

butcher,  Iviiii;hnc  Aston 


Boiie-t  Willi  iin.b  iker  Cheddington  |  Hoi  wood  William,  beer  retailer 
lir.iiidon  Tom,  black-mith,  Wing       1  [jaiiihcitGci'ige, -choolmaster.Wing 
Blown  T..  f.ii  riei ,  Wing  _        lA'-ter  James,  hoot  and  shoe  maker 

Brown  William,  chuir  maker,  Wiitg  .  Mcai  herCharles,  brewer  &  maltster 
Brovvnett    John,    boot     and     shoe    Montague    Richard,     wheelwriglit, 
maker,  Wing  ;     Cheddington 

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Tnrney  Wni.sbopkeepci.Cheddtncton 
Walters  R^biTt,    shoiikeepei,  VVing 
Whiphain  Win.  shopkeeper,  Wing 
WindihillTlionras,  baker  and  whetl- 

wnelit,  Wing 
Voung  John,  tailor.  Wing 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILW^AY, 

ON  IllE  LONDON  AND  NORTH  WES- 
TERN   LINE. 

The  nearest  Slalmns  are  at  Chbding. 
STONE,  two  miles  from  Ivinghoe; 
Tri\g,3^  miti'S  distant,  and  Leioh- 
lo.v  Bezz^RD,  3  miles  from  VViag. 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON.  Simons  &  Darrill,  from 
Ivinghop.Thnrsdiiy 


fStrmoij)* 


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MAIILOW,  GREAT  AND  LITTLE,  BISHAM  (BeRKS), 
AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 
REAT  MARLOWis  a  parliamentary  borough,  a  the  late  Thomas  Weatliered,  Esq..  for  endowing  a 
larliet  town,  and  parish,  in  tiie  first  division  of  the  curacv.  A  chupel  for  Indt-prndf  nts,  one  for  Weskyaa 
undre'l  of  D'  shomuiih  and  deanery  of  \Vyronibt'  ;  31  IVIetiio(!i«ts,  and  a  hamlsonie  iit  w  stone  sirnctnie  fur 
lile^  w.  by  N.  fioni  London,  25  s  e.  from  Oxfird,  8  Roman  (Catholics,  are  the  other  piaces  of  worship. 
N.E.  fp'in  Htnl(  y-on-Th-imes,  hikI  5  n.  by  w.  from  The  charities  consist  of  two  free  schoids,  others  npoii 
Maidenhead  ;— the  latter  a  station  lown  on  the  Great  the  national  plan,  almshouses,  and  pi'riodii-al  gifts  to 
Western  Raiway.  It  is  situated  in  a  beautiful  part  of  the  poor,  arising  from  donuions  kfi  by  benevolent  in- 
the  county.  clo<e  to  the  banks  of  the  Thrtines,  which  dividiials.  Tne  *iiinity  of  Mai  low  inesmts  srenery 
finerivir  is  here  crossed  hy  a  new  and  eleKani  sus-  beautiful,  picturesque  and  licli— Risliam  Abbey  is  an 
pension  bridtie — a  ft-ature  of  great  iiniirovemcni  and  interesting  fratnre  in  the  landscape,  and  .should  be 
ornamental  to  the  appearance  of  tlie  town,  and  is  the  visited  hy  the  stiar.ger  comina  heie  Theriiei  lure 
means  of  comniunicitiMn  with  the  county  of  Berks,    is  re-orted  to  in  the  fisliinK  season  hy  nnmliers  wlio 

take  delight  in  this  quiet  amu-ement.  The  niioker 
which  is  of  but  little  importance,  is  held  on  S.ituiday* 
anil  an  annual  fair  October  29th.  'Jhe  h.Moniih  and 
parish  of  Great  Mai  low  contained,  in  1831,  4,231  in- 
h.hitants  and  in  1841,4.480. 

About  one  mile  and  a  iialf  E.  N.  e.  from  Great  Mar- 
low,  ill  the  same  hundn  d,  is  Little  Marlow,  where 
formerly  was  e-triblished  a  convMit  of  Benedictine 
nuns;  but  at  the  present  d-iy  is  a  place  pos-essing  but 
few  chims  to  notice.  The  parish  church  of  Saint 
John  is  principally  in  the  laterstvl  of  English  urchi- 
te(  ture.  Tiie  population  of  the  parish  in  1831,  was  783. 
ami  in  1841,927.  ' 

BisHAM  is  a  village  and  parish,  in  the  hundred  of 
Baynhuist  (Berks)  ;  hcantifully  situ  iteil  on  the  bmks 
ofthe  Thatnes,opposite  to  Great  Mailow.  The  Knights 
lemplars  estanli^hed  a  pi  edpiory  ht- 1  e,  which  was  suc- 
ceeded by  an  Augustine  i.iioiy.  Hcnrv  V'lH.  n  founded 
it  for  a  mitred  ab'ot,  in  IS.ifi,  and  dissolved  it  two 
years  afterwaids.  'J'he  abbey  wa*  frequently  visi'ed  by 
Henry;  and  Queen  Elizibeth  residt  d  hcie  for  some 
time.  A  smill  portion  only  can  he  traced  ol  the  con- 
ventnal  buildings;  but  in  'the  niHiision  that  occupies 
the  site  of  the  abbey  is  a  lart.e  apaitmeit,  called  tha 
'  Qiineu's  Council  Chamber.'  The  parish  church  of 
All  Saiits'  is  picturesquely  and  pleasantly  seat  d  dose 


Marlow  consists  chiefly  of  two  streets  crossing  each 
other,  with  smaller  ones  diverging  ;  at  the  junction  ot 
the  two  main  stieetsare  the  mai  ket-house,  a  spacious 
and  hamlsome  structure,  iind  the  Cmwn  Inn.  The 
manufactures  consist  of  paper  and  lace  to  a  consider- 
able extent  ;  and  rope-making,  with  a  toleraidy  good 
trade  in  corn,  iiiitlt  and  limher.  Some  faint  traces  of 
a  corporation  are  found  m  okl  records  concerning  the 
town,  but  it  does  not  appear  th  it  any  ciiarter  was  ever 
granted  fir  its  government — which  is  chi<  fly  vested  in 
constable^.  The  manor,  now  held  by  Sir  Wm.  Clayton, 
Batourt,  is  very  ancient;  and  pievions  to  theConqii  st, 
belonged  to  the  Eatl  of  Mercia.  Th'  town  i-  included 
in  the  thirty-ninth  circuit  of  towns  under  the  County 
Court  Act,  passed  August  1846,  for  the  recoveiyof 
dehts  to  Huv  Hin-iunt  not  exceeding  £20.  This  borough 
sent  menihers  of  parliament  as  early  as  121)9 ;  but 
frtmi  1308  until  1622,  it  ceased  to  be  lenresented;  in 
ihe  latter  year  the  pi ivilege  was  restored,  and  it  Iris 
cont  nued  to  he  thus  distinijuisheil  evi  r  ^ince.  The 
pre-ent  members  are  Thomas  Peers  Williams,  Esq. 
and  Lii  ntetiant  Colonel  Brownlow  \V.  Knox:  the 
constables  are  tlie  returning  ofliceis. 

The  ancient  cIhucIi  of  All  Saints  hns  been  super- 
seded hy  a  new  and  heautitui  stone  structure,  with  a 
finely  decollated  steeple :  the  living  is  a  vicaraue,  in 


the  gift  of  the  Detn  and  Chaiiier  of  Glouce-ter  ;  the  to  the  river,  the  banks  of  w'hich  ate  adoi  ned  with  char 
Rev.  Thomas  Tracy  Coxwi-I!  is  the  pre-ent  vicar.  The  ming  scenery,  and  many  elegant  residences  Bishnm 
sum  of  £2  560  16^.  6'.  has  recently  been  sub-crihed  parish  contHined,  in  1831,771  inhabitants;  but  at  the 
by  the  inhabitants,  headed  by  a  donation  of  £1,000  by  lastcensus  (1841),  the  number  was  found  tohebut659. 
POST  OFFICE,  West-street,  Gri'at  Marlow,  William  'I'vler,  Post  ,V(/,«/«-.— Letters  fmm  London 
and  all  paits  arrive  (by  mail  cart,  fiom  Maidenhead)  eveiy  mornim:  at  ten  minutes  p^st  five,  ai  d  nfttrnoon 
at  atpiatter  befoie  two;  and  are  despatched  tliereto  at  a  quarter  before  eleven  in  the  forenoon,  and  evening 
at  eight. 

Powell  Ri  V.  Thos.  Edward,  Bisham  i  NATiONALScHooL.Quoitingplace— 
Powys  Rev.  Thomas  Arthur,    Med- I      Henry  Heald,  master 

"'fnliam                                           I  Parochial     School,     Bisham— 
Ralfs  Miss  Mary  Ann,  High  St  [den        Henry    Badger,     master;    Jane 
Ridley  Rev.  Hv.  Colbourne,Hamhle-        Ba<ieer,  mistress 
Rippi'nghatnMr.Mathw  Jno.,High  st ;  Si>ap  John  (dav),  We«t  st  [st 

Rolierts    Edward    Lawrence    Esq.,    •>'-'■-  •"•' • '• 

U'ooHey  Lodge,  Birks 
Rose  Mr." Ralph,  ISlarlow  Mills 


NOBILITY,     GENTRY    AND 
CLERGY. 

Aldridge  John,  Ivq..  High    st 
Arnott  Rev.  S.  B.,  Couit  Gardens 
Atkinson  Wm.  Jas.  E-q  ,  Chapel  st 
Bogness  Peter,  Esq.,  Highfield 
Bussell  Rev.  O  ,  Hii;h  .st 
ClackCapt.Thos  r.n.,  LittleMnrlow 
Clayton   Sir  William  Robert  Bart., 
Harlevford  [Bmk 

Cocks  Tiis.  Sumnieis,Esq.,  Thames 
Collins  Mr.  Robr-rt,  Causeway 
Coxwell  Rev.  Thos.  Tiacey,High  st 
Cuitis  Mr.  William,  Ci.apel  st 
East  Si.  East  Geo.  Clayton,  Hall  pi 
Farmer  Mrs.  Ann,   H  gh  st 
Field  Mrs.  Satuh,  High  st  [den 

Fit^roy  the  Rt.  lion   Lord,  Hamile- 
Kleming  Edmund,  Esq  ,  Cookhain 
Franklin  Mr.  .laui'  s,  Chapel  st 
Hammond  Robert,   Esq.,  West  st 
Harrod.Mr. — ,  Oxfnd  road 
Herrich  Mrs.  Hy.  Bromhy,  Bisham 
Hiikman  Mr.  William,  West  st 
Higgiiison  Alexander, Esq.,  Tob'us- 

end  Cottage 
Hind  Mrs.—,  Mill  end 
Leewaiiier  Henry,  Esq  .Bisham 
Ludwiu    Rev.    John    Mathias,    St. 

Peter  street 
Meadows  Mr.  John,  Chanel  st 
Mend\  Mr.  Henry.  West  st 
Morii^in  Mrs.  Eliza,  St.  Peter  st 
Murray  Charles  Scott  Esq.,  Dane's 

field,  Medmeshmn 
iParker  Frei[}eji,ck,Esq.,  Beech  Lodge 


Washbourii  EliVth.  Mary  (day).  West 

ATTORNEYS. 

^.,  p.     p  „r    .,  ,j      ,  Spicer  Rlph,  Oxford  mad 

Simeon  Edw.L<q  ,    VVesthmpe  Hse  ;  Ward  Wiliiam  Lakin,  High  st 
Simpson  Jas.  Esq..  Suiiiheld  House    _    _ 


BAKERS  &    FLOUR    DEALERS. 

Brooks  James  Bird,  High  st 
Creswell  John,  s^pitial  st 
Croxon  James,  Denii  st 
Fu'licks  Patiick,  West  st 
Kulliiks  William,  West  st 
Hobbs  William,  High  st 
Hotie  P'laiici'*,  West  st 
Jarvis  J.diii,  Little  Marlow 
Newell  Edward,  Wi  st  st 


pson  Jas.  bsq..  &pi 
Skrine     Henryy    Esq.,     Slubbing's 

House,  (Vnks 
Snell  Col.  Frederick,  Manor  House 
Styles  l?ev.  Thomas,  Chapel  st 
Thriim  Rev.  Edwd. Seymour's  court 
V'anouiiweipen  Rev.  John, St.  Peter 

street  [Abbey 

V^aiisittirt Geo. Henry,  Esq.,  Bisham 
Weedon  Thos.  Esq.,  St.  Peter  st 

Wetlierid  Mis.  Sarah,  West  st  i  m     i  ■  .., 

Williams  Thomas  Peers  Esq.,  m.p.    P'"''^"*^',' *''""'"•';•  ^^'^^^  ^* 

Temple  House,  Birks  i  ^""y^'-  •'^'"fN  ^^est  st 

Wright  Mrs.  Esther,  Hi-h  st  •  basket  MAKERS. 

Wridht  Mrs.  .Maiy,  Mailow  Mills     \  ^o-i^  Barm  tt,  Hi«ham 

ACADEMIES  &  SCHOOLS.  |  East  Samuel,  0.\foi d  road 
Anthony  Caroline  (dav),  West  st  |  Johtison  Wilham,  W.  st  st 
Catholic    Charity  School,  St.  |  ^Juspratt  Richard,  West  st 

Peter  st— the  Misses    Williams, !    black  &  white   smiths. 

mistresses  '  Blackwell  Jolui,  Quoiting  pi  ice 

Free   School,    West    st— Charlis  j  BurrellThomas,  H'gh  st 

Wetlieied,  ma.ster  Clark  Charles  (white),  High  st 

Heah  Ann  (boaiding).  West  st         Meakes  Htnty  'j'bomas.  Chapel  st 
Infants' School,  Dean  st— Giacej  Meakes  Joseph,  Little  Marlow 

Hayes,  mistress  [pect  House  i  Meakes  Joshua,  .*^pittal  st 

Matthews  ThomHsrhoar(!ing),Pro.s-    Meeke.s  James,  Cau-eway 


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MARLOW,  &c 


Slatct'0 


BOOKSELLERS  &  STATIONRS. 

Autliouv  Caroline,  \\(-t  st 
Ca.mMU  Gr.M.e  (a-Ml  |.unter,/  am,) 

di-tiiliiiierand  lii-iaivl,  High  s.t 
Pf.ir.  e  Gt'crs'e  Smith,  Hi^h  st 
Srgiavc  E'lvNiii.  Hiuh  >t 

BOOT    et    SHOE     MAKERS. 

AUlntlH''  'l'"">"i"';  '^^'fst  '•'   ,       , 

B.nvlts  William,  Comiui.n  Slough 

Bmwii  .lames  Chnpel  st 

Brortii  WiHi.ini.  Detii  st 

Cam  leii  St  adman.  Hich  st 

Dewey  William    Ciiip^'l  st 

Giay  I  ho  lias.  UVst  st  i 

Gireii  Junes,  lii-ham 

Harili"K  Benjamin.  Chapel  st 

Haulini;  William,  Hi«h  st 

Hani- J"lin,  Chapel  st 

HoaivCharlrs.  Gun  Ime 

Smith  Kiciiaiil,  Westst  i 

StromI  Hriiiy,  Common  Slough 

'fui-s  .hfliev,  \Ve>t  st 

White  L- vi,'West-'t 

BRAZIERS    AND    TI^fMEN. 
Baitiui  .Mireil,  We-t  st 
ClarU  Clnrlrs,  Hieh  st 
A'acl-aii  James,  High  st 
Salmon  Henry,  Hi«h  st 

BRE^VERS. 

Ghbons  Richard,  St.  I'eter  st 
W,  theied  Thomas  &  Sons,  High  st 
BRICK     MAKERS     AND    LIME 
BORNEaS. 

Coihy  Thomas  \  Soti,  High  st 
HicUinanTliomas,  West  st 
BRICKLAYERS    6c    BUILDERS. 

{6Vf  also  Joiners  li,"  Carpenters.) 
Bond  William,  High  st 
Coibv  I'lnnnas  &  Son,  High  st 
Ma'id(icl<s  llohe.t,  Higli  st 
Rf.-iini;  Geoiiie,  O.xford  termce 
Suund  Heniy,  Common  Slougii 

BUTCHERS. 
Andrews  David,   liisham 
Cr' swril  James,   Snitial  st 
Kast  Willi.oii,  Spi'tal  st 
Hall  Wdlitm  Henry,  High  st 
iMa(ldis>,n  Iloh.it  15  ,  Hiuli  st 
Westbr.ok  William,  .Market  place 

CABINET    MAKERS. 

Mealiiiu  William  &  S  -n.  High  st 
Wyati  WiMiam,  S|)ittal  st 

CHEMISTS    &    DRUGGISTS. 

Camion  d.orcf,  Hii^h  st 
Foottet  11. lint,  Hi.^li  st 

CHILD-BED    LINEN    V/ARE- 

HOUSES. 
Hohhs  Haiiift,  High  st 
T>ler  Ann,  Wt-st  si 
AVaslil.oiiin  An;.,  St.  Peter  st 
CHINA,  GLASS,  &e.   DEALERS 

DuUes  Thoiiiis  Kdwaid,  West  st 
Smitii  John,  Hii;li  st 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 
Uiown  J  i.i.es.  Chap.  1  st 
Ciesae  1  Geo.f.V  tinihei  ),Canseway 
Cr.  swell  William,  Ma.  low  lields 
Gibbons  Thomas,  St.  I'ecr  »l 
Hi  Uman  Thomas,  West  st 
Rolls  .lohii  ft  Thomas  (and  timber), 

M  .rlow  whaif 
Siimks  Willi  .m.  Church  passage 
Wig'.{mti)nWin  ll.iht.A:  I'l  os.Uean  st 
CONFECTIONERS. 

Brown  William  Henry,  Higli  81 
Mos>  Lydia,  High  st 
FIRE,    «tc.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 
CoLNTV,  J.ishua  &  Thomas  Boils, 

High  suect 
Globp.,  Ualph  Spicer,  Oxford    road 
Norwich,  J(.hn  .Morniin,  High  st 
PiidNix,  William  Crake.  Chipel  M 

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Royal  Exch.-vnge,  John  Meadows, 

Chap' 1  street  [st 

Star,  Thomas  Edward  Dnkes.West 


FRUITERERS. 

Bowles  James,  Dean  st 
Hickman  Thomas.  West  st 
fric.- Charles  Dean  st 

FURNITURE    BROKERS. 
Almond  William.  West  st  i 

Crake  Kobiii,  Chapel  st 
Davis  John,  West  st 
.Mealing  William  &.  Son,  High  st 
Rolls  Joshua  &  Thomas  (and  estate 
anents  and  auctioneers),  High  st 
Walker  Thomas,  Market  plate 
GARDENERS     6c     SEEDSMEN. 
Auuust  Edward,  Hisih  st 
Blandv  Wilham,  Bi>ham 
L.ioseley  Robert,  Potlands 
I  May  Joseph,  Pound  I  .ne 
I  Piggoti  Thomas,    Madgehouse  lane 
I    GROCERS    *  TEA    DEALESS* 
1  {See  also  Shopkeepers.) 

Batemaii  George  (tea),  West  st 
Bro^^n  Wiiliam  H.niy,  High  st 
Butler  Thomas,  West  st 
Clark  Joshua,  Hi«h  .st  \ 

Eagle  Joseph,  Spi'tal  st 
Fnllicks  Thomas  Clark  (and  bacon 
factor],  Hiiih  st  [West  st 

Gibhons  John  (&  tallow  chandler), 
Kidd  Georte,  High  si  \ 

Lovegrove  Georiie,  High  st  j 

Lovegrove  Joseph,  Lane  end  i 

HAIR   DRESSERS.  , 

Pearce  GeoriiC  Smith,  High  st  | 

Smith  Robert,  Spi'tal  »t  j 

INNS. 

\  [See  also  Taverns  Sf  Public  Houses.) 

Co.npletc    AiiKltr,    Hezekiah  Par- 

I      slow,  Thames  .side 

Crown  (f.imily  &  commercial  hotel, 

I     posting-house  and  inland  revenue 

j      office),  Mar'.iet  place  [st 

Greyhound,  George  Abbott,  Spittal 

IRONMONGERS. 

j  Batting  Alfred,  West  st 
i  Salm.iii  H.nry,  High  st 

I       JOINERS  &  CABPENTERS. 

Beckeit  James,  CJiioiting  place 
I  Bond  William  (&  build-  r),    High  st 
:  Crake  Roliert,  Chapel  st 

Hayiies  James,  Causeway 
j  Maddocks  Roht.'iS;  builder),  High  st 

LINEN  &^VOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

Heweti  Edward,   High  st  I 

King  Samuel,  West  st 

.Mason  William.  Market  place 

.Morgan  J ol:n.  High  st 

Rolls  Joshua  &  Thomas,  High  st 

Taylor  Emanuel,  High  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Gibbons  Rchaid,  St.  Peter  St 
Wethered  rhonias&  Sons,  High  st 

MILLERS. 

Jacques  William    Marlow  mills 
l.(n\e  William,  Medmeiil.am 

MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 

Cook  Mary  Ann,  Cannon's  row 
Davis  Caroline,  Hiuh  st 
Green  Marv  Ann,  Chapel  st 
Masi.n  Jane,  .Market  place 
().\lide  Jane,  West  st 
Ward  Mary  Ann,  Quoiting  place 
Way  Kitty!  11  gh  st 
PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS     AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Lovpgrove  James  I  homas,  West  st 
Phillips  J. ishiia,  Little  Marlow 
Sellman  William,  West  st 
!  Wellicomhe  John,  Spitiai  st 


PAPER   MANUFACTURERS. 

Wee'lon  Thomas  &  Sons,  T.-mple 
Mills,  Bisham  [Mills 

Wright  Willi im  &  Josepli,  .Marlow 

ROPE   MAKERS. 

Gibbons  Ricliard,  St.  Peter  st 
RollsJohii  &Thos.  Marlow  wliarf 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

I  Allum  James,  West  st 
i  Hackshaw  John,  VVest  st 
Humphreys  William.  Snittal  st 

SATIN    STITCH  WORKERS. 

Barton  Charlotte,  Thames  bank 
T..ylor  Emanu.l,  High  st 

Washburn  Ann,  St.  Peter  st 

SHOPKEEPERS&DEALER8  IN 
GROCERIES    6c    SUNDRIES. 

Badger  John,  Bisham 

Bavin  Sarah,  Chapel  st 

Croxou  James,  Dean  st 

Evans  Sophia,  Dean  st 

Hickman  'I'homas.  West  st 
I  Hoare  Charles,  Spittal  st 
,  Humphr.ys  Jeremiah,  Dean  st 

Hussey  Henrv,  Little  .Marlow 
'  Lawrance  Jame- ,  Little  Marlow 

Maskell  Aaron,  O.xfoid  terrace 

Mas.m  Benjamin.  Bisham 

OxIadeHi.iiard.St   Peter  st 

Sellman  Wiiliain,  West  st 

Wellieome  Thomas,  Chapel  st 

Wiggintoii  Thomas,  Spittal  st 

Wiagintoi)  William,  Dean  St 

Wood  Henry,  Bisham 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS, 

Hackshaw  Haniet,  High  st 
Pusey  Elizabeth,  High  st 
Pusey  Elizabeth  East,  Chapel  st 

SURGEONS. 

Colbonrne  Roheit,  High  st 
Curtis  Henrv  Charles,  West  St 
Hickman  William,  West.st 
Tivvv  Wiirmn,  West  st 
Wilkinson  Sheldon,  High  st 

SURVEYORS. 

Bond  William,  Hit>b  st 
.Maddocks  Robert  (county),  High  st 

'  TAILORS. 

I  Allum  James,  High  st 
I  Allum  William,  Hiyb  st 
I  Claik  Samuel,  High  st 
jGiay  Beniainin  Jo-cpli,  High  st 
1  Hunt  James  Rog.rs.m,  West  st 
'Jones  D.vi.l,  West.st 
iSmi'h  William,  Hiah  st 
Stockbiidue  Win.,  Common  slimgh 

TAVERNS  6c  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 


BaiRe  I'l.le,  .loliii  Brnwi.,Cliiirch  passage 
Black  I.ion.Geurne  I'vli-r,  Litlle  Marlow 
Boat,  Hpiuv  Bi'nival,  Mprtmenliam 
Bull,  Davitj  An.'rew.s,  IJisliam 
Cheqiieis,  DiivM  Davis.  High  st 
Clavton  Arms,  J.isepli  Tytcr.Ciuniline  pi 
CoaihiiHorse!i,.)ol.n  Stephenson  West  st 
Cross    Keys,    Henry    Ihomas    MeBke», 
Spittal  st  [h  im 

Doiriin.l  Hadcer.Janups  Sawyer,  Medmen- 
fiporije  >'v{  l)rai<.in..lohn  Holilis.Cansew.iy 
Hare&HouiKb.Martlia  Hurtdle,  Red  pill 
Horns.  G.  nice  Wyatt,  Chapel  st 
Jolly  l\1  iltslers,  William  Brnwn,  Dean  %\ 
Old  KiiiK's  Head,  Joshua   Phillips,  Little 

Marl.iw 
R.Mlhon, Thomas  Bowen,  West  »t 
lioyal  O.k,  r:iUv.CoHin9.B..v.ngdon»»){rii 
Ship.  Richard  RecVrs,  West  si 
Swan.  (Ji-orce  Creswell.  Causeway 
ThieeHorseShoes.JohnGieen.Burrouijli's 
grove  [lane 

Three  Horse  Shoes,  Charles  Hoare,Grecn 
ThreeT.iiis,  Levi  Whit.',  West  st 
TwoBiPwers.IMizahelhHobhSjSt  Peter  st 
White  Hart,  Wm.  Plumridge,  Chapel  it 


HBfrectoip. 


MARLOW,  &c. 


iSutft?. 


Retailers  of  Beer- 
Beaver  William,  Cliapil  st 
Beckett  Henry,  Qiioilins  place 
Beckett  Samuel,  Uean  st 
Boulter  John,  Oxioid  road 
Carr  George,  Dean  st 
Clark  George,  Dean  st 
Cook  Thomas,  Bisham 
Cooper  .lames,  Spittal  st 
Croxon  William,  Dean  st 
Davis  William,  Bovingdon'a  green 
Earis  Joseph,  Handy  cross 
East  Joseph,  Dean  st 
Green  Richard,  West  st 
Haines  Charles,  Chapel  st 
Harding  William,  Hii;h  st 
Humphreys  Jeremiah,  Dean  st 
Johnson  George,  West  st 
Johnson  James,  Chapel  st 
Miatt  Joseph,  Flackwell  heath 
Oxiade  Richard,  St.  Peter  st 
Piggott  Robert,  West  st 
Price  William,  Dean  st 
Rocl,ell  Rohert,  Spittal  st 
Smith  Diana,  Cliapel  st 
Sparks  William,  Church  passage 
Stephenson  Alice,  West  st 
Stroud  Henry,  Common  Slough 
Twilchen  James,  Little  Marlow 
Ward  Elizahelh,  Quoitinc  place 
Way  Robert,  Strong-beer  acie 
White  John,  St.  Peter  st 

TURNERS  it  CHAIR  MAKERS. 

Jai  vis  James,  Lane  end 
Pui^ey  William,  High  st 

\VHARFINGERS. 

Cieswell  Geo.  &  VVni.  Tlinnies  side 
Rolls  John  &  Thus.,  Mailovv  wharf 
Spaiks  William,  Cliuicli  passage 

^VHEELWRIGHTS. 

Bennett  Saimiel,  West  st 
Cox  G<  01  ge,  Oxford  road 
Gieen  Joseph,  Cliapel  st 
Hester  Kicliaid,  Little  Marlow 


WINE'«c  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

Gihhinis  John  (spiiit),  We>t  s' 
UolU  Jo.shua  &  Thomas,  High  st 

IVIiscellaneous 

Allum  Francis,  fishmonger,  Spittal  st 
Badger  Henry,  parish  c'erk,  Qimiling;  pi 
Badger  John,  parish  clerk,  Bisham  Birks 
Blake  Richard,carverand  gilder.Cbapel  st 
Burnham  Esther,  Berlin  wool  repository, 
Westst  [st 

Camden  Steadman,  clothes  dealer.  High 
Clifford  Kdward,statuary&mason,High  st 
Corby  Henry,  cooper.  West  .st 
Coster  Jos.  lock  toll-keeper,  Marlow  mills 
Davies  Henry,  dealer  in  marine  stoies, 
Dean  st  [manager 

Gas  Works,   Dean  st— Henry   Salmon, 
Harman  Robert,  corn  dealer,  Spittal  st 
HiimphreysJereiiiiah,pipe  maker, Dean  st 
Keep  Henry,  hurdle  maker.  Dean  st 
Meekes  Jas.  veterinary  surgeon.  High  st 
News  anu  Billiard  Rooms  (Subscrip- 
tion), High  st 
Painter  George,relievingofficer,Chapel  st 
Parslow    Hezekiah,     timber   merchant, 
West  st  [West  st 

Porter  William,  watch  and  clock  maker. 
Rose  Ralph,  paper  hanger,  Little  Marlow 
Salmon  Henry,  registrar  of  births  and 
^  deaths.  High  st 
Sellraan  William,  owner   of  horses  and 

gigs  for  hire.  West  st 
Sharp  John,  shoe  dealer.  West  st 
Stroud  Thomas,  dealer  in  marine  stores, 
Common  Slough 


Independent  Chapel,  West  st— Rev. 

Thomas  Styles.  [tal  st 

Wksleyan  Methodist  Chapel,  Spit- 
RoMAN  Catholic  Church,  Marlow — 

Rev.  J.  M.  Ludwig,  piitst. 


PLACES    OP   WORSHIP, 

AND  THEIR    MINISTERS. 

Saint  Peter's  Chorch,  Marlow— Rev 

T.T.  Coxwcll,cicar,-  Rev.  F.  Bussell, 

curate 
Saint  Joh.n's  Church, Little  Marlow— 

Rev.  —  Cattimow. 
All  Saints'  Church,  Bisham— Rev.  T. 

E.  Powell. 


COACHES,    OMNIBUSES, 
AND    VANS- 

To  HENLEY,—  Farley's  Fan,  from  the 
Greyhound  and  Three  Tuns,  every 
Tuesday &Thnrsday  evening  about  five 

To  MAIDENHEAD,  the  Wonder,  from 
the  Crown  Hotel,  every  morning  (Sun- 
day  excepted),  at  a  quarter  past  eight, 
and  an  Oimiibus  from  the  Grej hound, 
every  morning  (Sunday  excepted),  at  a 
quarter  before  seven,  to  meit  the  trains 
on  the  Great  Western  Railway 

To  WINDSOR,  an  Omnibus,  (rom  the 
Greyhound,  every  morning  (Sunday  ex- 
cepted), at  a  quarter  before  seven,  to 
meet  the  trains  on  the  South  Western 
Railwny 

To  WYCOMBE,  -  Farley's  Van,  from 
the  Greyhound  and  Three  Tuns,  every 
Tuesday i  Friday  forenoon  about  eleven 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

ON   THE    GREAT    WESTERN    LINE. 
S/a/ion, at  Maidenhead, five  milesfrom 

Great  Marlow. 
There  are  daily  conveyances  by  Coach  and 

Omnibus  to  the  Station  as  above  giveu. 


CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,  MAIDENHEAD.  SALT 
HILL,  SLOUGH   &   COLNBROOK, 

George  Wyatt's  Wojon,  from  the  Horns, 
Monday  and  Friday,  and  Richaid  Ro- 
binson, from  the  Greyhound.  Monday 
and  Thursday;  also  by  Hail,  on  the 
Great  Western  line. 


NEWPORT  PAGNELL, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OF  LATHBIJRY,  SHERRINGTON,  GREAT  LINFORD 
AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


MeWPORT  PAGNELL  is  a  market  town,  giving 
name  to  the  huiiilred  and  deanery  in  which  it  i.s  situa- 
ted; 51  miles  N.w.  t'ri'in  London,  on  the  road  to  North - 
aniptoti,  from  which  it  is  distant  fifteen  miles,  and 
four  from  the  Wolverton  station,  on  the  London 
and  North-Western  Railway.  'I'he  rivers  Ouse  and 
Lovett  unite  nt  the  town;  the  former  is  ciossed  hy  a 
good  stone  bridge-:  the  latter  l»y  one  of  iron.  In  a 
remote  period  this  place  vvas  of  feudal  cons  (juenee  ; 
and  the  name  '  Pagnell,'  was  derived  from  the  Pagnels, 


beautiful  epitaph  on  a  Mr.  Hamilton,  penned  by 
Covvptr.  The  living  of  Newport  is  a  vicarage,  in  the  gift 
of  the  Crown  ;  the  present  incumbent  is  the  Rev.  Geo. 
Morliy.  The  Independents  Baptist-s  and  VVesleyan 
Methodists  have  a  ehapel  each,  all  neat  erections.  The 
charities  comprise  schools,  upon  the  national  and 
British  plans;  and  several  well-endowed  almshouses 
for  the  aged  and  indigent  of  both  se.xes.  The  appear- 
ance of  the  count ly  around  Newport  is  veiy  pleasing ; 
the  land  is  rich  and  well  cultivated;  the  highways 


to  whom  the  manor  descended  from  William  Fitz-  approaching  to  the  town  are  maintained  in  excellent 
Ansculf,  who  possessed  it  fiom  the  time  ot  the  Norman  '  condition,  and  few  country  towns  derive  more  real 
suivey.  In  the  gre.it  (ivil  war  the  town  was  lield  by  advantages  from  numerous  wealthy  residents  in  its 
the  Pailiaiuent,  and  in  1645  Sir  Samuel  Lake,  the  |  neighbourhood.  The  market  days  are  Wednesday  and 
supposed  Hudibrasof  Huiler,  was  the  Kovernor.  The  Saturday  ;  and  the  fail s  February  22iid,  Match  21st, 
town  is  well  liuilt,  particularly  the  principal  street;  it  |  Apiil  22iid,  June  22nd,  August  29th,  October  22nd| 
is  gas-lighted,  and  the  inhabitants  are  abundantly  sup- ;  and  December  2;5id,  all  for  cattle  chiefly.  The  parish 
plied  with  water.  The  trade  here  in  coal,  grain,  malt,  contained,  in  1831.3,385  inhabi  tan  t.s,  and  in  184I,3,5(j<J. 
and  timber,  is  materially  benefitted  by  a  branch  canal.  The  small  parish  of  Lathbury  is  contiguous  to,  aud 
communicating  willi  the  Grand  Junction,  which  passes  I  may  almost  be  considered  a  suburb  of,  N-^wpor't  •  it 
about  two  miles  hence:  and  the  rail  presents  now  ,  lies  to  the  noith  of  thittown,  and  is  nearly  surrouniled 
an  ad  litional  and  mote  speedy  means  of  conveyance. !  iiy  the  river  Ouse.  A  free  grammar  school  was  foun- 
The  manufacture  of  lace  at  one  lime  so  e.xten.vive  has  ,  ded  and  endowed  in  this  parish  in  the  reign  of  Eliza- 
gre.itly  deflimd.  The  principal  inn  is  the  Swan,  a  ;  heth,  with  exhibitions ;  but  the  endowment  has  been 
family  and  coiiiimrcial  house,  furnishing  the  best  j  long  lo.»t,  and  the  school-room  was  taken  down  many 
accommoilatioiis;  it  is  also  the  office  for  the  corn  years  ago.  The  population  of  the  parish  is  under  two 
returns  and  foi  the  inlan. I  revenue.    The  magistrates  :  hundred. 

hold  their  meetings  at  the  Anchor  Inn  every  alternate  Sherrington  is  a  parish  in  the  same  hundred  as 
week  ;  a  inanoiial  court  is  held  annually,  when  con-  |  Newport— the  vilhige,  an  inconsiderable  one,  is  situa- 
stablesareappoinied;  and  Newport  is  included  in  the;  ted  2  miles  n.n.e.  from  thatt(Jwn,on  the  road  to  Olney 
thirty-seventh  ciicuit  of  County  Court  towns,  under!  from  which  it  is  distant  three  miles  south.  'I'he  parish 
the  act  passed  in  1846,  for  the  recovery  of  debts  to !  church  of  Saint  Laud  is  a  small  building:  the  living 


any  amount  not  exceeding  £20;  it  is  also  a  polling 
statioii  at  the  election  of  county  membeis. 

The  parish  chur,  h  of  Saint  Peter  and  Saint  Paul  is 
an  ancient  and  spacious  structure,  situated  on  an 
eminence,  commanding  an  extensive  view  over  the 
sunonnding  country  ;  the  churchyard   slopes  lo  the 


is  a  rectory  in  the  patronage  of  the  Bishop  of  Lincoln. 
The  population  of  the  parish,  in  1841  was  856. 

Great  Linford  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  New- 
poit — the  village  an  ancient  one  is  about  1§  mile  «'.s. 
w.  from  Newport  Pagnell:  and  two  miles  from  the 
Wolverton   station,  before  mentioned:  situated  near 


rirer  Lovett,  an  J  the  visiter  sliould  pause  here  to  reada'  the  banks  of  the  Ouse,  and  suiTOUiided  by  charming 

4  25 


Unck^. 


NEWPORT  FAGNELL,  &c. 


^Kat£r'0 


fouiulcil  by  tlie  Pritctiai  d  f.nnily,  a  free  sclinol  with  a 
triHiiig  endtiwineiit,  aiil  an  annual  sum  of  £iO,  under 


scenery ,  and  a  neis;lil)uurliood  of  the  first  respeciahility 

Hpiirv    Andrews  L'thwatt,  I'Nq.,  is  owner  of  the  Lin „  ,  •      .,  .    ,      i     ,•      ■,        . 

ford  estate  and  p.Atr...>  of  the  ciinrch  living  which  is  a  th«  will  of  SVr  R.b^vt  Pnteluudv  «>ts.r.k>tetl  ^.nrnipS 
J^ctontlR'  church  is  dedicated  to  Saint  Andrew. '  the  deserving  poor,  cmis  itute  the  chanties.  I'opnla- 
An  alm>^hou^e  for  six  iudiiieiit  widows  and  widowers, '  lion  of  the  parish  is  Ibll,  4/4. 

tjOST  office^  Hich-street,  Newport  Pagnell.  Tbon>as  Edward  Staines,  Post  M/*/ct-,— Letters 
fioni  London,  &c.,  arrive  nerv  mornint;  at  twenty-five  minutes  before  four,  and  afternoon  at  one,  and  are 
.ii-«natci)ed  every  mo'.nine:  at  a  miarter  past  two  and  twenty  minutes  iwstiiiae.  ,,.,., 

Letters  from  LivKRrooL,  Manchester,  and  the  North,  also  all  places  on  the  line  o?  railway,  arrive 
(fiom  the  \VoLVERTON  station)  every  niorniiig  at  twenty-five  minutes  before  four,  and  afternoon  at  one,  and 
are  despatched  at  a  quarter  before  ti  n  at  iiinht.  .     .     .    ,       .     i  ,         j 

Letters  from  places  in  the  county  of  Bedford  arrive  at  nventy  nunotes  before  twelve  noon,  and  are  des- 
oatched  at  ten  111  nutes  past  four  in  the  morning.  •        ^   ■         j 

Letters  fr...,i  Olney,  Sfte kringtoh,  Kmberston,  &c.,  ainve  (by  foot  post)  every  morning  at  six,  and  are 
despa«died  at  half-past  one  in  tiie  afternoon 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY,    ANO 
CLERGY. 

Bakewell  Rev.  Thomass  HiH,  Great 

Liiifonl  KectuiY 
Beaity  Mi^s  Charhittc,  Bridge  st 
BellUev.  William,  Brad  well  Vicarage 
Boswcll  Aie.\r.,  Es().,Noitli  Crawley 
Brooks  Miss  Eli/abcth.  Siienington 
Ball  Hev.  Henry,  LaihhuryVicarage 
Bull  Kev.  .lo-iah,  I'ninn  st 
Bull  Kev.  Thomas  Palmer,  Union  st 

Burnett.Mr.Christopher,Sheriington    Coleinati  John,  High  st 
Chesfer  Rev.  Aiiihoiiy  B.,  Chichely,   CoJes  Janies,  Abbey  end 

House 
Clodi"  John, Em}.,  Linford  [John  st 
(Joocli  the  Misses  Sarah  &.  Ann,  St. 
Drake  Rev.  Walter,  Moulsoe 
Duncan  Geo.,  l':sq.,  BradwellHouse 


ATTORNEYS. 
Arrowsmith  Junius,  Higli  st 
Bull  Willhun  Bateman,  Union  st 
Cooch  George,  St.  John  st 
Powell  &  Newman,  High  st 

AUCTIONEERS. 

Goodman  .*amuel,  'J'iekfoid  end 
Goodwin  Joseph,  Hiuh  st 
Redden  Joseph,  the  Green 
BAKERS   6t  FIMUB.   IXEALrERS. 
Brown  Jane,  Sherrington 


Froggart  Rev..  — ,  Newport  College 
Jones  Rev.  Edward,  Milton  Keynes 
Kilpiii  Mi>s,  Union  st  ftjry 

King  Rev.  Alex.,  Sherrintitoii  Rec- 
Knapp  A)attliew,Esq  ,LittleLi«k)rd 
Lowndes  Rev.Chas.,  Rectory.Nonh 

Crawley 
Luca-  Frederick,  Esq.,  High  st 
Luca>  (Jeoige,  E>q.,  High  9t 
Millar  Jam<;>,  Esi) ,  High  st 
Morlcy  liev.  George,  St.  John  st 
M.irrel  Mark,  Esq.,Tickford  Park 

Naiil ,  Esop,  the-  Gieeii 

Philliniore  Rev.  Gcoigi-,  Wijlen 
Praed  Mis.Sopbia,T) iiiighamHou.se 
Pra'.t  Lient.-Colonel,  Latkbury 
Ilogeis  Mr.  Samuel,  Lathbury 
Stevens  the  Misses  Catheiine&Leali 

Marsh  end 
Swannetl  Mrs.,  the  Green 
'Jalhot    Rev.  James    H  ,    Mewton 

IMussoniville 
Tarry  Mr.Tiiouias,  Lathbnrv 
Tdwnseiid  Rev.  Samuel,  Chichely 
Tye  Mrs.  — ,  High  st 
Umneythe.MissesSaiali&Caiheiiiie, 
Slieiiiiigtoii  [■j^iiiford  House 

1' III  watt  H  enrv  And  lews.  Esq  ,G:'eat 
Whiiwoith  MV^.,  High  st 
Witteii  Miss  l^li/abeth,  Shenington 

ACADEMIES  &  SCHOOLS. 

Buiiisii  S<  inxji.Mr'iy.s^,  ihe  Green, 

Henry  Ro^e 
British  School  (gi'ls),  Union  ."rt, 

Charlotte  HeixierMin 
Biitton  and  Bum,  High  st 
BurnWiHiaiii.tircalLinlord   [Green 
Infanis'  School,  Uni-in  st,  Sarah 
National  School,  Ikattie's  lane, 

Joseph  Greg<iry 
Sherrington    Working  Sciioot 


CorbettJohn,  Marsh  end 
Gregory  George,  Highst 
Gregory  John,  Sheriington 
HootiMi  William,  Silver  st 
Lawman  Thomas,  Bridge  s? 
Puit  John,  Silver  .M 
Itolfe  John,  Bridge  st 
Smart  Samuel,  St.  John  st 
Tite  James,  St.  John  st 
Wilson  Sarah,  'J'ickford  end 

BANKERS. 

Ba.ssett,  (irant,  Bassett,  &  Co. 
(Branch),  Hiuhst,  (draw  on  Bar- 
clay, Bevan,  &  Co.,  London). 

Savings*^  Bans,  High  st,  (open  on 
Saturdays  from  12  till  1),  George 
Cooch  &  Win.  Bateman  Bull, 
aetuaries  &  secretaties 


BASKET    MAKERS. 

See  !\latting  Src.  Makers. 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Cowlev  J&hn,  Marsh  end 
Dorofield  William,  Bradwell 
I  Herliert  Jonathan,  Great  l^iiifoid 
Hingins  Thomas  (and  whitesmith), 

Union  st 
Jackman  Emniaiis,  St.  John  »t 
Markham  Thomas,  the  (Jreen 
PaylxidvTlioma-,  Tickford  i  nd 
RodwellWm.(A  farrier), Iron  bridge 
Simeoe  Jolin,  Sherrington 
Wells  John  (&  farrier).  Union  st 

BOOKSELLERS^    STATIONERS 
AND    PRINTERS. 

Carr  Ann,  High  st 

Croydon  Edwaid  Heiiiy,  High  st 

Tile  Cooper,  High  sj 

BOOT&SHOE    MAKERS. 

Ahhiiit  .liiiiies,  St.  .lolui  st 
Ahbntt  George,  Tirkfnnl  end 
Atkins  Martin,  Bridge  st 
DewsliHiy  .lihn.  Sih'er  st 
Durliam  William,  the  Green 
(Jawthnrn  KiIwmkI,  High  st 


Georuc  Jdlm,  High  st 
(gills)  of>en  on  WedBe.tdays  and  I  Hill  William,  .Slierrington 
.Satunlavs  [st  I  Hoggard  James,  the  (irecn 

Smith  Misses  (boar(ring.Sirlay),High  i  Poynter  'I'homas,  Tickford  end 
Tepper  George  Henry,  High  st  Read  Tlionias,  Marsh  end 

AGENTS.  I  Flicliard.soii  Uoheit,  Bridge  st 

(See  also  Fire  i^r.  OJI'icp  .lemta  )    j  Roheris  Jidiii,  Tickfoid  end 
Hives  G.S.  f  to  Alfred  Millei.Muiidr, !  Uohiii.'?on  James,  Abhey  (  nd 
wharfinirer;,  Shipley  \N  half        '    I  Sanders  Jesse,  Siienington 
Wesley  Thomas    (to  the  London  &  |Slayter  Georiic,  Sherrington 
North- Western  Railway  Coni|)y,)    Wadsworth  Heiiiy,  the  Green 
High  .street  '  Webb  WiUiaii,  Hiih  ,1 

2G 


BRE^VERS. 

Coles  James  Price,  'J'ickford  end 
Green  Thos.  Abbott  &  John  Thos, 

the  Green 
Rogers  John,  the  Green 

BRICK     MAKERS    Ac   I.IME 
BURNERS. 

Goodman  Daniel,  Brick  kilns 
Green  T.  &  P.,  Old  Shipley  v»harf 
5Iuiidy  Alfied  Miller,  the  Greea 
Rose  James,  Abliey  end 
Sheppard  Ricliaid,  .Marsh  end 
Ward  J(din,  Tickford  end 
BRICKLAYERS&PLASTERERe 
Gaskins  William,  Great  Linford 
Gilder  Mrchatl,  the  Green 
iVfills  Isaac,  Marsh  end 
.Mills  James,  .Maisli  end 
Revitt  William,  Great  Linford 
Bose  James,  Abbey  end 
Shickliaft  George,  the  Green 
Shepherd  Richard,  'I'ickJbul  e»tS 
Walker  John,  North  end 
BUTCHERS, 
Baker  Thomus,  Hit'h  st 
Bniiiing  John,  High  st 
Bunting  William.  High  st 
Cap-j)  Abraliam,  Marsh  end 
Castlefliiic  Matthew,  the  Green- 
Checkley  Georee,  Tickford  end 
Darhani  George,  St.  John  st 
Ehirham  Tluimas,  Tickfoid  emf 
Hawley  Thomas,  Great  Linford 
Jefferson  William,  Tickford  end 
.Mills  Abiaham,  High  st 
Mills  George,  High  st 
Peaice  Mary,  Aiibey  end 
Pettii  Jidiii,  the  Green 
Pettit  William,  Bridge  st 
Petts  William,  Silver  s6 
Tooth  James,  Abbey  end 

CABINET    MAKERS    AND- 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Bell  George  Allen.  Highst 
Coates  Tlioiiias,  I'nioii  st 
Hickson  William  Tieai,  Highst 
West  John   (&    furniture  broker). 
Silver  st 

CARPENTERS  6t  JOINERS. 
Battel  son  Robeit,  Pool's  lane 
Bird  James,  Great  Linford 
RamesSauiLA Broths,  'I'iekford  eniS 
Loxley  Ch;iiles,  Abbey  end 
Paine  John,  Tickford  end 
Rose  John,  Slierriiiiiton 
Rose  Mattlitw.  Sherrington 
Side  Thomas,  Sheiriiigioii 
WaiT  John,  Union  st 
Yates  Thomas,  St.  John  st 

I      CHEMISTS   «c  DRUGGISTS. 
Cliaiitler  William,  Si.  John  st 

I  Tayloi  William  [iisoda  water  manu- 
facturer), High  st 

CHINA,  GLASS,  &c.  DEALERS. 

!  Bone  Joseph,  High  st 
I  Heley  George,  Bridge  st 
J  Sharp  Thomas,  M;iish  end 


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COAL   MERCHANTS. 

See   fFhar/ngers,  8fC. 


CONFECTIONERS. 

Groonihead  Ann,  Highst 
Coleman  Jehii,  Hi^h  st 
Hayilar  Richard,  St.  John  st 
Smart  Samuel,  St.  Joliii  st 
COOPE»S. 

Battains  Tliomas,  Tickford  end 
Cripps  Geoige,  Slieriiiigton 
Smiili  Charles,  Marsh  end 

CORN    DEALERS. 

Bull  George,  Tickford  end 
Eve  Charles,  Mill  end 
Coodman  Daniel,  LoikIgh  road 
Hives  G.  S.,  the  Green 
Jeffrrson  Edward,  Sherrington 

riRE  &c.  OFFICE   AGENTS. 
Atlas,  George  Cooch,  St.  Joiiri  st 
Church  eFENGLAND,Josh. Redden, 

the  Green 
CotiNTy  (fire),&  Provident ( life), 

Charles  Redden,  St.  John  st  [st 
General. Wm.Bateinau  Bull. Union 
Farmers'  &  Cgmmercjal, William 

Hipwell,  High  st 
RIedicax,    Legal,  and  General 

Mutual  (life),  John   Frederick 

Bailey,  Bridge  st 
Metropolitan  Counties  &Gene- 

RAL,  John  Odell,  Church  gates 
PHffiNix,  Robt.Thos.French,HJgh  st 
KoYAL  Exchange,  Robt.  Collison, 

High  st 
Sun,  William  Taylor,  High  st 

GARDENERS    as   SEEDSMEN. 

Ciurney  Thomas,  Marsh  end 
Lander  WiUiam,  London  road 
Leverett  John,  IVIarsh  end 
INIansbridge  Benjamin,  Bridge  st 
Meadows  Frances,  Abbey  end 
Molt  Richard,  Abbey  end  [end 

Nicliolls  Amelia  (Anurseiy),  Marsh 
Rattlidge  Charlotte,  London  road 
flattlidge  William,  Great  Liufoi'd 
Robinson  John,  High  st 
Rogers  William,  the  Green 
Thickpenny  William,  the  Green 
GROCERS  &  TEA  DEALERS. 

(^See  also  Shopkeepers,  Sfc.) 
Davison  Samuel,  High  st 
Fairey  William,  St.  John  st 
Leete  Walter,  High  st 
Miller  Edward,  High  st         [street 
Phillips  John  (&  stamp  office).  High 
•Tandy  Richard,  Sherrington 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Coe  William,  St.  John  st 
Huntley  Thomas,  the  Gre^n 
Paine  George,  Bridge  st 
HATTERS. 
Bromwich  Martin,  High  st 
Chapman  Wiliiam,  High  st 
Dickinson  Joim,  St.  John  st 
Egan  Daniel  Joseph,  St.  John  st 
Fitch  Edward,  Hiah  st 
Had  wen  Robert,  High  st 
Harvey  Tlioma^,  High  st 
Redden  Chailes,  High  st 

HOP    MERCHANTS. 
RuU  Geoige,  Tickford  end 
Rogers  John,  tlie  Green 

f        HORSE   6c  GIG    OWNERS— 
FOR    HIRE. 

Cooper  WiUiam,  High  st 

Cross  James,  High  st 

Hipwell  Wm.,  Anchorlnii,  Highst 

Jackman  Emmans,  Biidge  st 

Salmons  Joseph,  Tickford  end 

WesleyThomas,  SwuiiHotel, Highst 


INNS. 

{Seeals0  Taverns  Sf  Public  Heuset.) 
Anchor,  William  Hipwell,  High  st 
Swan    (family,     commercial,    and 
posting), Thomas  Weslty,  Higli  st 
IRONMONGERS;    BRAZIERS 
AND    TINMEN. 

French  Robert  Thomas,  High  st 
Odell  John,  Chui'ch  gates 
Terrey  William,  jun..  Marsh  end 
Wise  Josepli  Mason,  Tickford  end 

Z.AGE    MANUFACTURERS. 
Ayes  William,  Tickford  end 
Keep  WiUiam,  High  st 
Marshall  James,  St.  John  st 
Tandy  Ricliard,  Sheri  ington 

LEATHER    CUTTERS    AMD 
SELLERS. 
Bone  Joseph,  High  st 
Frost  Thomas,  High  st 
Lock  wood  Tlioraas,  Marsh  end 
LINEN&WOOLLEN  DRAPERS. 

(See  also  iP'ooUai  Drapers.) 
Bromwich  Martin,  High  st 
Chapman  William,  High  st 
Fairey  William,  St.  John  st 
Fitch' Edward,  High  st 
Hadwen  Robert,  High  st 
Harvey  Thomas,  High  st 
Neail  Peter,  High  st 
Redden  Charles,  High  st 

MALTSTERS, 
Boll  George,  Tickford  eud 
Coles  James  Price,  Tickford  end 
Field  Frederick  J(»hn,  Sherrington 
Green  TIkis.  Abbott  &JohnTboma9, 

the  Green 
Rogers  John,  the  Green 
MATTING  &BASKET  MAKERS. 
Boyce  Joseph,  Slieri  ington 
Byrne  Beniard,  Tickford  end 
Chater  Thomas,  High  st 
Tarry  William,  Sherrington 
Umney  Richard,  Sherrington 
Umuey  Thomas,  Sherrington 

MILLERS. 

Eve  Charles,  Mill  end 
White  Edward,  Caldicotmill 

MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 

Barratt  Elizabeth,  High  st 
Berrill  &  Cooper,  Bridge  st 
Chapman  Eliza,  St.  John  st 
Dell  Ann,  Church  lane 
Egan  Sarah,  St.  John  st 
Godfrey  Mary,  High  st 
Samwell  Jane,  Tickford  end 
PAINTERS,   PLUMBERS,    AND 

GLAZIERS. 
Broomhead  George,  Higli  st 
Bunyan  Manoah,  Tickford  end 
Mayne  WiUiam,  Marsh  end 
WallisThoBia',  High  st 
White  Richard,  Marsh  end 
Wilford  Charles  Josiah,  the  Green 

PAWNBROKERS. 
Dickinior  John,  St- Jolin  st 
Joyce  Edward,  St.  John  st 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Frost  Thomas,  Highst 
Neail  William,  High  st 
Smith  Thomas,  Highst 
West  William,  High  st 
SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERS  IN 
GROCERIES  &  SUNDRIES. 

Bell  George  Allen,  H^giist 
Boswell  Janus,  the  Green 
Broomhead  George,  High  st 
iirown  Jane,  Sherrington 
Byrne  Bernard,  Tickford  end 
Emerson  David,  Marsh  end 
Groom  Henry,  Tkkford  end 


Heley  Charles,  the  Green 
Joyce  James,  Slrerrington 
Mansbridge  Benjamin,  Bridge  st 
Mills  Richard,  Bridge  st 
Moore  Geoi-ge,  Tickford  end 
Plackett  Richard,  Marsh  end 
Roberts  John,  Tickford  end 
Robeits  Margaretta,  Marsh  end 
Robinson  James,  London  road 
Robinsoti  James,  Marsh  end 
Smith  James,  Mill  end 
Stanton  William,  Tickford  end 
Tame  John,  Marsh  end 
Taylor  Benjamin,  St.  John  st 
Ward  John,  Marsh  end 
Umney  Edwin,  Sherrington 

STRAW^    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Abbott  Charlotte,  St.  John  st 
Allbiight  Emma,  St.  John  si 
Bell  Maiy,  High  st 
Roberts  Maiy,  Marsii  end 
Rogers  Brillaud,  the  Green 
Smith  Maria,  the  Green 
SURGEONS. 
Collison  Robert,  High  st 
Dan i ell  Edward,  High  st 
Heygate  William,  High  st 
Rogers  Geoige  Osborne,  Silver  st 
Rogers  John,  Highst 

SURVEYORS. 

Sheppard  Richard  (for  the  county, 

and  architect),  March  t^id 
Smith  John  (land),  the  Green 

TAILORS. 

Marfced  thus  *  are  Woollen  Drapers. 
(See  also  Woollen  Drapers.) 
*Bailey  John  Frederick,  Bridge  st 
*Bromwich  Martin,  High  st 
Burgess  William,  Tickford  end 
Compton  'i'homas,  the  Green 
*Egan  Daniel  Joseph,  St.  John  st 
Gamble  Thomas,  Tickford  end 
Godfrey  WiUiam,  Tickford  end 
Gregoiy  William,  Beattie's  lane 
Harvey  Thomas,  High  st 
Rose  Abraham,  Sherrington 
Sykes  Isaac,  Marsli  end 
TAVERNS  ee  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 
AdmiralHood.EmmansJackmanStJohn  st 
Buil,  George  Ball,  Tickford  end 
Chequers,  Thomas  Litchfield,  High  st 
Coffee  House,  Joseph  Goodwin,  High  st 
Crown    and    Castle,   John    Underwood, 

Sherrinston 
Dolphin,  Elizabeth  Millard,  High  st 
Foaming  Tankard,\Vra.  Rocers.the  Green 
George,  Thomas  Durh.im,  Tickford  end 
Green  Mao,  William  Clare,  Marsh  end 
King's  Arms, Wm. Robinson, Tickford  end 
Liuford  Wharf,  JohuWarren.GreatLinford 
March    of    Intellect,    William    Terrey, 

Marsh  end  fSt.  John  st 

Marquess  of  Chandos,  Rebecca  Bradley, 
Neptune,  Emmans  Jackman,  Bridge  st 
Old  Bell,  John  James,  Bradwell 
Plough,  Samuel  Goddard,  High  st 
Plough   and   Wheatsheaf,   Job     Bolton, 

Silver  street 
Prince  Albert,  M.-irk  Cross,  St.  John  st 
Ram,  William  Cooper,  High  st 
Saracen's  Head,  VVilliam  Davis,  High  st 
Swan,  James  Middlelon.  Sherrington 
Three  Cranes, Thomas  Yates,  St.  John  st 
White  Hart,  John  Simcoe,  Sherrinu'on 
Wrestlers,  George  Labrum,  Tickford  end 

Retailers  of  Beer 

Bacchus  Sarah,  Great  LinforU 
Barker  John,  Marsh  end 
Boswell  James,  the  Green 
Brooks  John,  N-orth -end 
Bunyan  Henry,  the  Green 
Hyfield  Thomas,  Brad«ell 
Cripps  George,  Sherrington 
Kemp  I'homas,  Great  Linford 
Law  Aaron,  Marsh  end 
Lockwood  Tlioraas,  Marsh  end 
Meadows  Frances,  Abbey  end 
Mills  Isaac,  Marsh  ■end 
Rose  Charles,  Abbey  end 
Ward  John,  Marsh  end 

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WATCH  &  CLOCK    MAKERS. 

Coatfs  W.  P.&  D.,  High  St 
Sole  Thomas,  Bridge  s« 
WHARFINOERS   AND    COAL 
MERCHANTS. 

G  leenTlios. Abbott  (iJohiiTliomas, 

the  Grefii 
Hives  G.  S.,  the  Grten 
Mniidv  Alfred  Miller,  the  Green; 

Shiiiley  ^Vharf,  hikI  Great  Linford 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

CrowleyVViii.(<i  iiiipleaient  iii;iker), 

the  Green 
Rose  .Anthony,  SheriinBton 
Wainwri^lit  Robert,  Sherrington 

WINE*  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

(loodw'u  Joseph,  Hith  st 
Green  T.  &  P.,  tiie  Green 
Hipwell  Williaui,  High  »t 
Rogers  .lidm,  the  Green 
\Ve>ley  Thomas,  Hii;h  st 

WOOLLEN     DRAPERS. 
Bailey  John,  lUidgest 
Egan  Daniel  Joseph,  St.  John  st 

Miscellaneous- 

Abbev    William,  giinsmith    and   culler, 

High  strert 
Albright  Thomas,  pi?  dealer,  St.  John  st 
Bolion  Job,  pig  dealer,  St.  John  «t 
Crisp  William,  town  rrier,  and  baililF  to 

the  County  court.  High  street 
Featlierstoneliaugh  .loseph,  rope&  twine 

maker,  IMarsh  end 
Frost  James,  glover,  Tickford  end 
Gas  Works,  Marsh  end— Richard  Shep- 

pard,  m.inaser ;  John  Bunting, ensrineer 
Jetfcrson  Win.  fellmonger,  Tickford  end 
Law  Aaron,  coal  dealer.  Marsh  end 
Levitt    Joseph,    inlind    revenue   ofTicer, 

Silver  street  [John  st 

Piiwell    John,     veterinary    surgeon,    St. 


Prison,  the   Green — James  Henderson 

superintendent 
Rose  Priscilla,  toy,  &c.  dealer.  High  st 
Saint  John's  Hospital— Rev.  George 

Morley,  principal  [end 

Salmons  Joseph,  roach  maker,  Tickford 
Sykes  Thomas,  clothes  dealir.  Silver  st 
White   Richard,  registrar   of  births  and 

deaths.  Marsh  end 
Wombwell  William,  artist.  High  st 
Woodley    (Jeorge,  lishmonger  and  game 

dealer,  High  street 


COUNTY    COURT, 
HELD   AT    NEWPORT,    MONTHLY. 

Jm/f/f— John  Wing,  Esq. 
Hiiih  Brttd/?'— Joseph  Goodwin. 
C/,")A.  — William  Bateman  Bull. 
Bui^jf— \Mlliam  Crisp. 


POOR    LAW    UNION. 

Workhouse,  London  road. 
Governor — William  Hogg. 
Matron—Sarah  M.  Crealli. 
iVAoo/masJer— Richard  Bodlcy. 
Sc/ioo/mis^ress— PaneElizabelhCrampton 
Surgeon — Hamet  H alley. 
(yiaptain—Rev.  George  Morley. 
Clerk     to     the     Board    of   Guardians— 

William  Powell. 
Relieving  O/Scer— William  Hogg 


OMNIBUSES. 

ToWOLVERTON  STATION, an  Omni- 
bus (from  Olney),  calls  at  the  Swan 
Hotel, every  morning  (Sunday  excepted) 
at  half-past  seven, and  other  Omnibuses, 
from  the  same  Inn  to  the  Station, 
according  to  the  arrival  and  departure 
of  the  trains 

To  OI.NEY,  an  Omnibus  (from  the  Wol- 
vertonStation),  calls  at  the  Swan  Hotel, 
daily  (Sunday  excepted) 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY 

ON    THE    LONDON    AND  NORTH- 
WESTERN   LINE. 
The  nearest  .S'fnd'oii  is  the  Wolverton, 

about  four  miles  from  Newport — Tho». 

Wesley,  agent;     Alfred    Blolt,  station 

mauler;  J.  C.  M'Connell,siiperiH<eHd(rnl 

of  locomoliies 
Omnibuses,  from  the  Swan  Hotel  to  the 

Station,  await  the  arrival,  and  attend 

the  departure  of  the  trains 

CARRIERS 

To  LONDON,  Picklbrd  &  Co.,  from  the 
Swan  yard,  to  the  WoLVERTON  Sta- 
Tio.v,  and  thence  by  rail,  daily 

To  BEOroRD,  George  Smith,  from 
Marsh  end,  Wednrsday  and  Saturday, 
and  William  Wickhara,  from  the  Che- 
quers, on  Saturday 

To  BUCKINGHAM,  John  Lancaster, 
from  the  Saracen's  Head,  Tuesday  and 
Friday 

To  DUNSTABLE  and  LUTON,  George 
Frederick  Coolie,  from  the  Ram,  Mon- 
day and  Friday 

To  NORTHAMPTON,Georgp  Frederick 
Cooke,  from  the  Ram,  Tuesday  and 
Saturday,  and  James  Wallen,  from 
London  road,  Wednesday  &  Saturday 

To  OLNEY,  Pickford  &  Co.,  from  the 
Swan  yard,  daily 

To  STONY  STRATFORD,  John  Bald- 
ing, from  th    Plough,  Wednesday 

To  WOBURN  SANDS,  Chaplin  and 
Home,  from  the  Wrestlers, daily 

CONVEYANCE  BY\VATER. 

roLONDf)N,BIRMINGHAM,LIVER- 
POOL,  MANCHESTER,  and  forward 

to      ALL     TARTS    OF      THE      KiMUDOM, 

Pickford  &  Co.,  daily 


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OLNEY, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OF  WES  TON-UNDERWOOD,  EMBERTON,  CLIFTON-REYNES, 
AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


'l.NEY  is  a  parish  in  the  litindred  and  Deanery  of 
Newj)ort — the  market  town  is  L6  miles  n.n.w.  from 
London,  5  N.  from  Newport  Pagiiell,  and  9  n.n.e. 
from  the  Wolverton  station  on  the  London  and  North- 
western railway.  The  town  lies  in  the  northern 
corner  of  this  conntv,  upon  the  banks  of  tlieOiiser: 
over  the  bed  of  this  river'are  two  bridges,  one  a  hand- 
some stone  erection  of  five  arches,  the  other  a  smaller 
one  of  two  ;  from  this  latter  an  embankment  of  eaith 
is  contiimed  acro>s  the  meadows  for  at)ont  a  quarter  of 
a  mile,  and  crosses  :i  valley,  which  is  frequently,  after 
a  few  days'  rain,  filled  with  water,  and  assumes  the 
appearance  of  a  fine  lake.  This  is  the  bridge  or  i  iiibank. 
uient  meniioned  in  Cowper's  poem  of  *  The  Ta>k'— 
'  That,  with  its  wearisome,  but  needful,  length, 
Bestrides  the  wintry  flood.' 
The  town  is  neat,  and  con'>ists  principally  of  otit 
street  tolerably  wide,  and  nearly  a  mile  iti  length.  The 
n)auorof  Oliuy  belongs  to  the  Earl  of  Dartmouth,  ami 
iindi  r  him,  or  by  his  rrpresoniative,  courts  Icet  and 
baron  are  held  annually  at  tlie  '  Bull  Inn.'  The 
making  of  lace  has  heen  the  staple  of  this  town  and 
n(ighbr)Hrhoi)d  for  more  than  two  centuries;  but  the 
introduction  rrf  marhintry  a|)plicable  to  this  manufac- 
ture has  lieen  to  Olney  in  this  particular  ruinou.s  in 
the  extreme. 

The  palish  church  of  Saint  Peteris  a  .opaciouj  Gothic 
structure,  snppos d  to  hive  been  erected  in  the  l.Uh 
or  Hthcenimv;  it  has  a  tower  and  lofty  spire  one 
hundred  and  el^bty-five  feet  in  htiuht;  in  the  tower 
is  a  linif  of  bells,  reuiaikable  for  their  sweetness  of 
tone.  The  churchyard  is  veiy  neatly  laid  out,  and  i- 
worthy  of  aitentitm  fiom  the  epitaph^  and  scui|)tiire  of 
the  gravestones — being  <it  a  cliaiacter  somewhat  supe- 
ri«»s  tt)  those  found  in  country  cemeteries.  The  jiving 
of  Olney  is  a  viear.ige  of  a  pi  culiar  kind,  in  the  patro- 
itage  of  lli(;  Karl  of  Dartmouth,  who  is  the  lay  im- 
nroprialor  of  the  tithes;  tlic  Rev.  Daniel  Baxter 
Lannley,  D.f.L.  is  the  present  incuuibtiit.  'I'ln  ic  arc 
places  of  worship  for  Baptists,  Inrtepcnihiils,  and  an 
episc'pjl  chapel.  The  principal  cliaiitics  inclmle  |)ul>- 
lic  schools  upon   the  British  and   iiaiional  plan,  altio 

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for  infants,  and  almshouses — the  latter  endowed  by 
Misses  Smith  (two  benevolent  ladies  of  the  society  of 
fiiends)  for  twelve  single  women  or  widows.  Olney 
is  signalized  as  having  had,  for  its  vicars  and  curates, 
woithies  of  the  higliest  literary  attainment*,  the 
majority  of  whom  have  been  authors  of  valuable  pious 
works.  Cowper  the  poet,  too,  inlialed  tiie  literary 
atmosphere  of  Olney,  fiom  whence  he  removed  to 
Wcston-Underwood  in  1786;  and  the  house,  with  its 
garden  in  the  rear,  and  his  favourite  seat,  is  still  shewn 
to  the  inquiring  and  classic  stranger.  The  maiket, 
formeily  held  on  Monday,  has  been  changed  to 
Thursday,  and  is  well  attended  as  a  coin  niait.  Fairs 
on  Easter  Monday,  June  2yth,  called  'cherry  fair,' 
and  October  13ib.  The  parish  contained,  in  1831, 
2,344  inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  2,4.S7. 

About  a  mile  and  a  half  s.w.  from  Olney  i.s  the 
pretty  little  village  of  We.ston-Underwoou.  'I'his  is 
the  ancient  scat  of  ihe  Throckmortons  (a  Caiholic 
family):  iheii  descendant.  Sir  Rohcit  (ieorge  Throck- 
mmton  (who  is  loid  of  the  manor)  lla^  fitted  up  a  tteat 
Uoman  Catholic  chapel,  and  eiedet'  a  hand>^ome  resi- 
lience fir  the  piitst;  a  good  school  ix  alsn  maintiined 
in  ihe  village,  by  ihe  same  bciievnlcnt  family.  Weston 
was  the  lesidence  of  the  i)oet  Cowper  before  men- 
tioned, for  several  years  during  the  latter  pait  of  his 
life,  and  the  vicinity  of  the  xillage  is  supposed  to  have 
furnished  many  of  his  beautiful  dcscripiions  ofruial 
scenery.    Population  of  the  parish,  in  1841,  438. 

Emberton  and  Ci,iKTiiN-i<EVNEs  are  two  small  vil- 
lages, each  about  a  mile  fiom  Olney,  the  first  named 
lying  to  the  south  of  that  town,  the  laitcr  to  ihe  cast 
of  it.  The  [larisli  church  of  All  .Saints,  at  Emberton, 
i'*  an  old  stiuctuie:  the  living  is  a  lectory,  the  Rev. 
Thomas  Kry  was  jiatron  some  years  since.  Clifton 
church,  dedicated  to  Saint  Mary  Magdilene,  contains 
a  few  am  lent  and  curious  elligii's  in  stone  and  wood, 
togetlier  with  some  monumental  brasses  :  the  living 
is  a  rei  tory,  of  which  the  trustees  of  W.  H.  A.  Small, 
Esq.  are,  (or  was  some  lime  since)  the  patioiis.  The 
population  of  Emberton  and  Clifton  parishes  rc- 
.spectivcly,  in  1841,  was  658  and  213. 


UBiXHtot^. 


OLNEY,  &c. 


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POST  OFFICE,    High-street,  Olnev,  Thomas  Lovett,  Poj^  i)/flrff,-__rptfpis  frnn,  I  r,v,^^x,      a    .. 


GENTRY    &    CLERGY. 

Badcock  Miss  Kiiz,ibeth,  Einl>erton 
Baxter  Rev.  Daniel,  Laiiglev 
Brooks  Mr.  Joseph,  Petso  Manor 
Carey  Jas.  Ksq.,  VVestoiiUnderwood 
Carey  Miss  — ,  We.ston  (Judeiwood 
Cole  Miss  Reh(  cca,  Emberton 


BRICKLAYERS&PLASTERERS 

Clifton  Jacob,  High  st 
Creamer  Charles,  Dag  lane 
Howe  Charles,  Folly  houses 
Kemp  John,  Hieh  st 
King  Richard,  Weston  Underwood 
BUTCHERS, 


Collins  Rev.  Robert,  Clifton  Reynes    „      .„  rp,^"^*^"??^' 
Denison  Robert  Eso..  Emberton       I  5''''l'''  Thomas   High  st 


Denison  Robert  Esq.,  Emberton 
EccltsKev.Seth, Weston  Underwood 
Garrard  Mrs.  Ehn,  High  st 
GarrardMr.  Jno.  (attorney), High  st 
Godfrey  Rev.  William,  Ravenstone 
Hale  Thomas  Esq.,  Emberton 
HigginsMr.ThosWestonUnderwood 
Hulton  Rev.  Campbell  G.,  Emberton 
Langley  Rev.   Dr.    Daniel    Baxter, 

Vicarage 
Lnngland,  Mrs.  Saiah,  High  st 
Palmer  the  Misses,  High  st 
Paier  Miss  Ann.WestoiiUnderwood 
Price  Mr.  Edwd,WestonUndervvood 
Simmons  Rev.  James,  High  st 
Smith  Miss  Elizabeth,  Maiket  plain 
Swannell    Mr.     vVilliam,     Weston 

Undei  wood 
Talboi  Charles  Esq.,  Olney  Hvde 
White  Miss  Sarah,  High  st 
Whitworth    Mr.    James,     Weston 
Williams  Mrs.  Sarah,  Emberton 

ACADEMIES    Se     SCHOOLS. 
Baxter  Rev.  Daniel  (boarding  and 

day],  Langley 
Berrill  Rebecca  &  Emma  (hoarding 

and  day).  Market  place 
British  School,  Dag  lane,  Thos. 

Lovell,  master 
Infants'  School,  Clifton  Reynes, 

Caroline  Goodman,  mistress 
Infants' School,  Emberton, Henry 

Hare,    master;   Elizabeth    Hare, 

mistress 
National  School,  Bridge   street, 

Jesse    Castle,    master;    Harriet 

Riishniore,  mistress 
Roman  Catholic  School,  Weston 

Underwood,  Isaac  Seggins,masler 
Stablev    Mary    (boarding    &  dav). 

Market  place 

AUCTIONEERS&APPRAISERS. 

Hipvvell  William,  Market  place 
Revis  &  Rogers  (and  wine  and  spirit 

merchants).  High  street 
Sewtll  Thomas,  High  st 

BAKERS. 
AsprayJohn,  Marketplace 
Hipvvell  Mary,  Weston  Underwood 
Hubbard  Isaac,  Hhh  st 
Osborn  John,  High  st 
Osborn 'I'hnmas,  High  st 
Putnam  Ann,  Market  place 
Roberts  John,  Emberton 
Soul  John,  High  st 
Soul  John  Jan.,  High  .st 
Swain  John,  High  .st 
Whitmce  Elizabeth,  Market  place 
Whitmee  Samuel,  Bridge  st 

BASKET    MAKEES. 

Smith  Ann,  High  ^t 
Smith  John,  Bridge  st 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Covington  George,  High  st 
Paggetr  Jno.(&whitesmith),High  st 
Paybody  William,  Dag  lane 
Simcfie  Henry,  Emberton 

BOOT    ec    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Barker  Charles,  High  st 
Gawthorne  Edward,  Market  place 
Gee  Peter,  High  st 
Harris  Thomas,  Bridge  st 
Limbiey  John,  High  st 


Davison  John,  High  st 
Hilyard  Thos.  We.ston  Underwood 
Hoddle  Isaac,  Market  place 
Page  James,  Emberton 
Page  Hilliam,  Market  place 
Soul  Thomas,  High  st 
Spencer  William,  Emberton 
Travil  James,  High  st 
Underwood  Daniel,  High  st 
Wells  William,  Market  place 

CARPENTERS    &    JOINERS. 

Booth  William,  Emberton 
Clarke  John,  Weston  Underwood 
Cohb  Joseph,  High  st 
Cobb  Thomas,  Highst 
Freeman  Thomas,  High  st 
Penny  John,  Bridge   st 
Reynolds  Thomas,  Market  place 
Richardson  Reuben, Weston  Under- 
wood 
Simcoe  Ebenezer,  Silver  st 
Smith  Eli  (builder).  Dag  lane 
Timsoii  Joseph,  Cifton  Reynes 
Timson  Samuel,  Clifton  Reynes 

FIRE,    «fc-    OFFICE  AGENTS. 

County  (tire),&  Providf.nt  (life), 

Henry  Bass,  High  st 
Farmers'    &    General,    William 


Hipwell,  Market  plate  t'  "  iVi '  r.'".'"' 

London,  Daniel  Clarahut,  Maket  pi   X'^"   Margaret,  High  s 
n.Hull,Highstr^''S''*^""'H'Shst 


IRONMONGERS, 

Cooper  Thomas,  High  st 
Palmer  Joseph,  Market  place 

LACE    MANUFACTURERS. 

Gee  Peter,  High  st 
Hill  Bei.janiin,  High  st 
Markham  Jolin,  High  st 
Marshall  Sarah,  High  st 
Millwaid  John,  High  tt 
.Morgan  M  ,  High  st 

LINEN  &  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

Bass  Henry,  High  st 
Claiabut  Daniel,  Market  place 
Nichols  Susannah,  Highst 
Sevvell  Thomas,  High  .st 
Whitlock  James,  High  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Brookes  Benjamin,  High  st 
Coles  Benjamin,  High  st 
Higgius  Thomas,  Silver  st 
Lord  Gcoige,  High  st 
Lord  Joseph,  Dag  lane 

MEALMEN. 

Field  George,  High  .st 
Musket  Thomas,  Highst 

MILLERS. 

Perry  James,  Lavendon  MHIs 
Sampson  James  W.,  OJney  Mill 

MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 

Colliiighndge  iMaiy,  Market  place 

Davison  Lea.  High  st 

Flood  Mary,  Market  place 

Raven  Sarah,  Bridge  st 

Revis  Elizabeth,  High  st        [place 

SleathSarah&Hurst  Louisa,  Market 

Spencer  Matilda,  Market  place 


Norwich  Union, Wm ,.--t,--  — 

Royal  Exchange,  Thomas  Revis, 

High  st 
Sun,  Thomas  Collingri(lee,High  st, 

and  Jos.  Woodn.ffe,  Maiket  place 
GROCERS    AND    DEALERS     IN 

SUNDRIES. 
Marked  thus*  arealso  Tallow  Cliandlers. 
•Cnle  B.^njainin,  High  st 
*Davison  Joel,  High  st 
Davison  INJary,  Clitton  Reynes 
*Davison  William,  High  st 
Field  William  VVheatley,  High  st 
Gayton  Nathaniel,  Emberton 
Hipwell  Mary,  Weston  Underwood 
Ho'hbs  Thomas,  Clifton  Reynes 
Kitchener  Thomas,  High  st 
Liih field  Martha,  Higli  st 
Lovell  James,  High  st 
Lurk  Joseph,  High  st 
Marshall  Sarah,  High  st 
Marshall  Thomas,  Market  place 
Penney  John,  Bridge  st 
Pike  Hepzibath,  Emberton 
.Simroe  Henry,  Emberton 
*Soul  Richard,  Market  place 
Spencer  William,  Emberton 
Thompson  Joseph,  High  st 
•To(m  John (& wool  dealei  ),High  st 
West  Peter,  Dag  lane 
WilmersAnn,  Dag  lane 

HAIR  DRESSERS. 

Fields  William  Wheatley,  High  st 
Flood  Henrv,  Market  place 
Kitchener  Thomas,  High  st 

HONEY   DEALERS. 

Aspyy  J(ihn,  High  st 
Cobb  Thomas,  High  st 

INNS. 

C'^er  also  Tavern  6^-  Public  Hoiisen.) 
Bull   (and  inland    revenue    odice), 

William  Hipwell,  Market  place 
Swan,  Richaid  Tasker,  High  st 


PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Hiude  Michael.  High  st 
Hull  William,  High  st 
Wright  William,  Highst 
SADDLERS    AND    HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Harris  William,  High  .st 
Litchfield  William,  Higii  st 
Robinson  John,  Market  place 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 
Davison    Dorcas,    High  st 
Davison  Maria,  High  st 
Robinson  Sarah,  High  st 
Underwood  Susan,  High  st 
Watson  Anna,  Dag  lane 

SURGEONS. 

I  Aspray  Charles,  High  st 
[Chalk  Hamn)oiid,  High  st 
{Emerson  Robt.  Nel.-on,    Bridge  st 
Grindon  Geo.  Horatio,  High  st 

TAILORS. 

Clifton  Isaac,  High  st 
Field  John,  High  st 
Hutchiiigs  John,  High  st 
Mayes  John,  Market  place 
Nichols  John,  High  .st         fHigh  st 
Nichols    Susannah    (and    draper), 
Taylor  Gravely,  Embniou 
Whitlock  Janies(&  draper).  High  st 

TAVERNS  St  PUBLIC  HOUSES, 

Bear,  Jolin  Farr,  fmljerlon 
Bf II,  John  Riiban,  Bridge  st 
Boot,  Cliurldtte  Jones,  Biidee  st 
Cork,.lospph  Hnggolt,  Market  place 
Cinvper's  Oak,  (Mary  Cnnst.ible,  Weston 
Ddlphin,  Uilliani  l.ilrhtield.  High  st 
Duke  of  York,  .lol  n  Field,  High.<it 
Ihike  Hilliam.Elizalieth  Lord,  High  «t 
Old  L'ci.stle,  Samuel  Whilnice,  Highst 
Rol)in    IlMod    and    Little  John,  Thom:s 
Hubbs,  Clifton  Reynes 

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TAVERNS,    Sec- Continued. 
Ro«e  and  t'rowi>,«  in.Wells,Market  place 
>»aracfn'»  Ht^il,  Mm.Marriott,  Market  pi 
Sun,  Joseph  I-orrl,  Dag  lane 
T«o  Brewers.  Milliam  Foskett,  HiRh  st 
TwoC'opirs,  Charles  Longlaml,  High  st 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Har.'ine  John  Uavies,  Market  place 

Harris  Thomas,  Bridge  st 

Jordan  William,  High  st 

^^iniro  Henry,  Emberton 

Torld  John,  near  OIney 

WATCH     et     CLOCK     MAKERS. 

Hollinijshcii'l  James,  Hiiili  st 

Kiliiiigvvorili  William,  Higli  st 

Liiubrey  John,  Hi«li  st 

WHEEL\V  RIGHTS. 

Bt-nill  'I'liomas,  Hack  lane 
Grigas  SViiliain,  Spout  lane 

Miscellaneous- 

Anpray  John,  lope  maker,  Mnrket  place 
Bo^es  John. inland  revenue  offlccr.High  st 
Chater    Rirliard,  leather  cutler  and  clog 
maker,  High  st 


OLNEY,  &c. 

(;obb  Joseph,  bellhanger,  High  st 
Collingridge    Thomas,     bookseller     and 
printer.  High  st  ["t 

Cooper  Thomas,  brazier  and  tinraan,Hlgh 
Curtis  Benjamin,  tea  dealer.  High  st 
Davison  John, cooper,  High  st 
Freeman  Samuel,  frnilerer.  Bridge  st 
Hubbard  John,  mailing  maker.  High  st 
Hurst  Henry, furniture  dealer  and  police 
officer,  Market  place  [Olney 

Jones  William,  patent  brick  tile  maker, 
Litchfield  Luke,  eating-house,  Market  pi 
Mason  Sarah,  jeweller,  Marl.et  place 
Morris  William,  relieving  ofiieer  and  re- 
gistrar of  births  and  deaths.  Bridge  st 
<»sborn  John,  parish  clerk,  .Silver  st 
Palmer  Joseph,  tanner.  Bridge  st 
Rabin  William,  police  officer.  High  st 
W  hillock  James,  timber  dealer.  Dag  lane 
Woodrort'e  Joseph,  druggist, Market  place 
Wright  William,  organist.  High  st 

OMNIBUS. 

To  NEWPORT  PAGNEM,  and  WOL- 
VERTON,  an  Omtiibiis  from  the  Bull 
Inn,  every  morning  (Sund.jy  excepted), 
at  seven 


Slater's; 


CONVEVANCE    BY   RAILWAY, 

ON     THE     LONDON      AND      NORTH 

WESTERN    LINE. 

Station,  at  Wc  LvtuTON,  nine  miles  from 

Olney. 
An  Omnibus  to  the  station  daily  as  aboye 
noticed. 


CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,  and  forward  to  various 

parts,  Pickford  &  Co,  from  the  Market 

place,  by  Rail,  from  Wolverton  station, 

daily 
To    BEAFORD,  John   West,  from    his 

house,  DaK  lane,  Thursday 
ToNKWPORT  PAGNELL,  Pickford  & 

Co.  and  Chaplin  &  Home,  daily 
To  NORTHAMPTON,  John  Field, from 

his  house.  High  st,  Monday, Wednesday 

and  Saturday 
To  WOBURN  SANDS,CbapIin&Horne, 

daily 


PRINCE  S  AND    MONK'S    RISBOROUGH 

AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 

l-^RINCKS  RISBOROUGH  isaparish  ill   the  liun- 1  Edward  Gray  is  tlic  present   incunibeut.    There  are 

dred  'if  Aylesbury— the  market  town,  a  .small  one,  is  I  places  of  worship  for   Baptists  and  Wesleyan  Metho- 

"  "  ■  dists,  and  schools  conducted  upon  the  British  and 
national  plans.  The  market,  a  tolerably  good  one  for 
corn,  is  held  on  Thnrsday.and  a  fair  on  the  6th  of  May. 
The  pat  ish  contained  in  1831,  2,122  inhabitants,  and 
in  1841,2,206. 

Monk's  Hisbokough  is  a  p;iri>h  contiguous  to  that 
of  Prince's  Ilisborough,  reniaikable  for  a  peculiar 
feature  in  the  landscape,  considered  a  great  curiosity 
to  the  stranger — this  is  a  huge  cross,  cut  out  on  the  side 
of  White  Cliff  Hill,  believed  to  have  been  oiiginally 
formed  to  perpetuate  the  remembrance  of  a  victory 
ohfained  by  the  Christians  over  the  Pagans.  It  is 
visible  from  Chijipiiig  Norton,  in  Oxfordshire,  a  dis- 
tance of  nearly  forty  miles.  By  an  act  passed  in  1830, 
it  is  ordained  that  '  White  Cliff  Cross  shall  for  ever  re- 
main and  be,  from  time  to  time,  renewed  and  lepaired 
at  the  expense  of  the  lord  of  the  manor  for  the  time 
heine.  The  church  is  dedicated  to  Saint  Dnnsian  :  the 
living  is  a  rectory,  in  the  peculiar  jurisdiction  and 
patronage  of  the  Archbishop  of  Canterbury.  The  parish 
contained  in  1831,l,018,inhabitaiits,  and  in  1841,  1,083 


37  miles  w.N.w.  from  London,  26  s.s.E.  from  Buck 
iuuham,  ami  8  s.  from  Aylesbury — the  nearest  railway 
station  :  situated  beneath  theChiltern  hills,  which  are 
iiere  of  bold  but  pleasing  aspect,  and  upon  the  high 
road  from  the  metropolis  to  Oxfotd  and  Glouce.ster. 
The  town,  which  was  anciently  spelled  Risb^rg,  ob- 
tained its  adjunct  'Prince's'  from  its  having  been  the 
residence  of  Edward  the  Black  Prince,  whose  palace 
is  said  to  liave  stood  in  a  field  adjidning  the  chuicii- 
vard.  The  manufacture  of  lace  and  paper  is  carried 
on  here  to  a  limited  extent,  and  the  general  trade  of 
the  jil  ice  is  Imt  inconsiderable.  Acourtleetis  iield 
annually,  <in  Whit-Mimday,  under  the  Duke  of  iiuck- 
iiigham  ;  and  petty  sessions  monthly  by  the  magis- 
trate'^. The  municipal  olficers  are  a  hcadborough  and 
two  constables,  but  the  government  of  the  place  may 
be  said  to  be  confined  to  a  vestry. 

The  ])arish  church  of  Saint  Mary,  an  ancient  struc- 
ture, ciiiitains  some  interesting  momimciiis,  and  other 
reicsof  antiquity :  The  living  is  a  peruetual  curacy, 
in  the  gift  of  the  lord  of  the  manor ;  the  Rev.  Cliarles 


POST   OFFICE*  Prince's  Risborough,  Charles  Parsons,  Post  Mastn: — Letters  from  all  parts  arrive 
(from  Thing)  every  morning  at  a  quarter  past  six,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  seven  in  the  evening. 

*^*The  names  without  address  are  in  Prince's  Risborough. 


MOBILITY^    GENTRY    AND 
CLERGY. 

Beauchamp    Rev.   William    Henry, 

Monk's  Ri!-boroui;h 
Dawsdii  Rev.  John,  Prince's  Risbro' 
Edriiund-i  .Mr.John,Prince'.5  Risbro' 
Kngland  Rev.  G.,  Kllesliorougli 
Fariar  Mrs.Eliztli  ,  Piince's  Risbro' 
Grace  Jann  s,  Esq.,  Wardiubes 
Grace  .Mr.  Thomas,  Culverton 
Grav  Rei.  Charles  Edward, Prince's 

l()sl)i>r>)Uk!h 
Norri-*  .Mr».  — , Prince's  Risborough 
Partiidge  Rev.  Win.  E.,  Horsenden 
Straitoii  Mrs.  F'raiices.Prince's  Ris- 

1)1 1  rough 
Stratton   .Mr.  James,  Piiiice's   Ris- 

i.oKHinh  [Lodge 

Tarrant  Mr.  John  Evani,  .ANcot 
Turner  Mr.GeoijfC, Prince's  Ri^hro' 
Wan  en  .Mr.  Thomas  A.   (siirgeoiii, 

Prince's  Ri>l)i>ri>ni;ii 
ACADEMIES    AND    SCHOOLS. 

Britimi  School,   Solomuii  Lacey, 

m aster  ;  Mary  SiUby,  mistress 

Hester  Ann  (day)         '  [tress 

IsFANTs'Sniooi.SKiali  West,  mi"- 

National  School  (boys'),  Daniel 

Bennett  Skey,  master 

3D 


National  School    (girls),  Ellen 

Eorster,  mistress 
Skey  Elizah'jth  (day) 

BAKERS. 

Blackwall  Joiin,  Long  Wick 
Collins  Stephen,  Prince's  Risbro' 
Daivill  Richard,  Piince's  Risbro' 
Eegleton  Joseph,  Monk's  Risbro' 
Kenipster  John,  Prince's  Risbro' 
Pavne  Edwin,  Long  Wick 
Ta'ppim,' John,  Prince's  Risbro' 
West  James,  Prince's  Risborough 
Whitmell  John,  Askett 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Eldridge  James,  Askett 
Eldrid«e  Richard,  MiJiik's  Risbro' 
H.irdiMi;  Edmund,   Long  Wick 
Hook  J  imes,  Louk  Wick 
Jacob  William,  Prince's  Risbro' 
Parslow  Solomon,   Prince's  Ri>bro' 
We-t  William,  Prince's  Risborough 

BOOT   AND    SHOE  MAKERS. 
nar\ill  John  |  Senior  Roliert 

Dar  v.ll  Joseph       j  g   ^^^j  j^„,^^ 
Notliiiuliam  Jos.   |     ^ 
I'oitci  James        |  Syred Thomas 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Bai  naid  Tlionias,  Prince's  Risbro' 
Baiting  Jolin,  Prince's  Risborough 


liiggs  William,  Askett 

Charge  William,  Prince's  Risbro' 

Eldiidee  Joshua,  Askett 

Syred  Thomas,    Piince's  Risbro* 

BUTCHERS. 

Par.slow  John,  Prince's  Risborough 
Russell  George,  Piince's  Risbro' 
Straiton  John,  i'rince's  Risborough 
Tapping  John,  Prince's  Risborough 
Whitmell  Jolm,  Askett 

CARPENTERS    &     JOINERS. 

Callani  Ivlwin,  Prince's  Risborougii 
(Joodcliild  David,  Long  Wick 
Hopcioft  William,  Askett 
Stevens  James,  Pi  ince's  Risbro' 

CHAIR    MAKERS. 

Crook  Joseph,  Princ  's  Risborough 
Doiseit  John,  Prince's  Risborough 

CORN  DEALERS. 

Allen  Charlotte,  Prince's  lUsbro' 
Darvill  Josej)!!,  Askeit 
Edmunds  John,  Long  Wick 
Ives  William,  Monk's  Risborougii 
Rou'cis  Alcl,  Piince's  Risliorough 
Williams  'I'homas,  Askett 

FIRE,    &c.  OFFICE  AGENTS. 

BniTisH  E.MPiHE,  Samuel  Adcock 
County,  Charles  Stratton 


litr^ctoig. 


RiSBOROUGH,  &c. 


2$Ucfe$. 


Norwich  Union,  Charles  Parsons 
Royal  Farmers',  Thos.R.  Parsons 

OHOCERS    AND    DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

Adcock  Samuel,  Prince's  Risbro' 
Ayres  Jolm,  Prince's  Risborough 
Baldwin  Henry,  Askett 
Benneli  Sarabj  Prince's  Risborough 
Clifford  Mary  Ann,  Prince's  Risbro' 
Crook  Josepli,  Prince's  llishorough 
Foster  James,  Prince's  Risborough 
Heybourn  Thomas,  Bledlow 
Lacey  Benjauiin,  Prince's  Risbro' 
Loosley  Joseph,  Prince's  Uisbro' 
Loosley  Richard  (and  ironmonger), 

Prince's  Risboroimh 
Rogers  Jane,  Askett 
Tilbury  John,  Piince's  Risborough 
White  Mary,  Prince's  Risborough 

INNS    &    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Bell,  Daniel  Sievens 

Black  Prince,  Benj;imin  Simmons 

Cross  Keys,  VVilliHin  Powell 

Crown,  Thomas  Syred 

George  &  Dragon,  James   Gomme 

(and  inland  revenue  office) 
Ploneh,  John  Conquest,    Monk's 

Ri>borough 
Red  Lion,  VVilliam  Edmunds,  Long 

Wick  [White  cliff 

Red  Lion,  Frederick  Messenger, 
Seven  Stars,  Ann  Roberts,  Bledlow 
S()ortsman's  Arms,Thomas  Walker, 

Long  Wick  [Askett 

Three    Crowns,    Francis    Bishop, 
Wheatshenf,  John  East 
Wliite  Hart,  John  Batting 
'tVhite  Horse,  John  Bennion,  Long 

Wick  [Ri^bol•ough 

White  Lion, Win.  Stratton,  Prince's 


Fetailers  of  Beer. 

Gilks  Thomas,  Askett 
Hillesden  Tiiomas,  Monk's  Risbro' 
Rogers  Abel,  Prince's  Risboi'ough 
Simmons  William,  Prince's  Risbro' 
Sulston  Tliomas,  Prince's  Risbro* 
Syred  Edward,  Long  Wick 
West  James,  Prince's  Risborongh 
Williams  William,  Askett 
LINENAcWOOLLEN  DRAPERS 
Ayres  John  I  Lacey  Benjamin 

Clarke  &  Son      |  White  Maiy 

MALTSTERS. 
Parsons  Thos.  Rogers  (&  brewer) 
Rogers  Abel,  Prince's  Risboiougli 

MILLERS. 
Darvill  John,  Saunderton 
Butt  Robert,  Park  Mill 
Payne  John,  Long  Wick 
Rogers  Joseph,  iNlonk's  Risborough 
Winslow  Robert,  Prince's  Risbro' 
PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS,     &c. 
Bailey  John,  Prince's  Risborougli 
Busby  Richard,  Prince's  Risbro' 

PARCHMENT    MAKERS. 

Bass  William,  Prince's  Risborougli 
Little  Thomas,  Prince's  Risborougli 

SADDLERS. 
Cock  Thomas,  Prince's  Risborough 
East  John,  Prince's  Risborough 
East  Thomas,  Monk's  Risborough 

TAILORS. 
Bailey  Reuben      |  HopcroftJohn 
HopcroftJob        I  Perriii  John 

^VHEELWTRIGHTS. 

Conquest  John,  Monk's  Risbro' 
Hester  Giles,  Askett 
Nash  Geoige,  Prince's  Risborough 
Walker  William,  Long  Wick 


Miscellaneous- 

Anstin  George,  papei-  maker,  Saunderton 

and  Bledlow  Mills 
Ayres  John,  parish  clerk,  Prince's  Risbro' 
Cook  John  Smith,  florist,  Lonsj  Wick 
Uarvill  Richard,  relieving  ollicer.  Monk's 

Risborough  [boroueli 

East  Jesse,  parish   clerk.  Monk's    Ris- 
Flojd  Joseph,  nursery  and  seedsman 
Hughes  Benjamin,  fellniongiT 
Patsons  Charles,  tea  dealer  &  stationer 
Simmons  William,  gardener  &  stedatnan 
West  William,  gardener  and  seedsman 
Woodbridge  Abel,  leather  seller 

COACHES, 

From  the  Cross  Keys. 

To  LONDON,  the   Hero  (from  Oxfnrd),  ■ 
every  Monday,  Wednesday  and  Friday 
forenoon,  at  a   quarter  before  eleven  , 
goes  through   Wycombe,  Beaconsdcld 
and  Uttoxeter. 

To  OXFORD,  the  Hero  (from  London), 
every  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Satur- 
day afternoon,  at  a  quarter  before  three  ; 
goes  through  Thame. 

SCONVEYANCE  BY  RAILWAY. 

The  neditest  Station  isat  Aylesbdrt,  on 
a  branch  communicating  with  the  Lon- 
don and  North-Western  Link,  8 
miles  distant. 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,   Stephen  Langston,  from 

his  house,  Askett,  twice  a  week. 
To  AYLESBURY,  James  Forster,  Wed- 

nesday  and  Saturday. 
To  THA.ME,  James  Forster,  Tuesday. 
To  U  INDSOR,  James  Bass  and  Henry 

Benning,  Wednesday. 
To  WYCOMBE,  James   Forster,  Mon- 

day  and  Friday. 


STONY-STRATFORD, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OF  OLD  STRATFORD,  WOLVERTON,  LOUGHTON 

AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 

^TONY-STRATFORD  is  a    maiket   town    in    the  i  per  aniinra  appropriated  to  apprenticing  children,  and 

united  parishes  of  Saint  Mary  Magdalene  and    Saint    several  other  benevolent  gifts,  from  which  the  poor 


Giles,  in  the  hundred  of  Newport ;  51  miles  N.w.  fiom 
London,  14  s.  from  Nnrthamptiin,  and2from  Wolver- 
ton  station,  on  the  line  of  the  Ijondon  and  North- 
Western  Itailwav.  The  town,  which  is  one  of  con- 
sidi'rable  antiquity,  consists  chiefly  of  a  long  street, 
which  isgas-liglited,  and  aecitii]  oinhe  fFatling-street 
of  the  Romans,  close  to  the  Ouse,  which  river  here 
forms  the  boundary  of  ihe  counties  of  Buckingham 
and  Northampton.  The  paiislies  are  in  two  manors  : 
the  west  side  being  in  that  of  Calverton,  the  property 
of  the  faniilv  of  Lowndes  ;  the  east  side  in  Wolver- 
toii  manor,  belonging  to  the  trustees  of  the  Ratcliffe 
charity.  The  government  of  the  town  is  in  the  resident 
anil  couniy  magistrates,  assisted  by  tliefiflirers  ajipoin- 
ted  at  the  nianuriHl  couits.  'I'he  Newport  Pagnell 
circuit  of  County  Court  towns,  includes  Stony-Strat- 
ford in  the  court  for  the  recoveiy  of  debts  to  any 
amount  not  exceeding  £20,  the  court  is  held  monthly  at 
Newport.  The  manufacture  of  lace,  before  the  intro- 
duction of  machinery,  was  thestaplebete,  and  furnished 
numerous  ituhistrious  females  with  profitahle  em- 
ployment ;  this  branch,  however,  lias  all  luit  become 
exiinct :  the  t<iwn  has  also  declined  in  the  advantage 
it  derived  as  one  of  vast  thoroughtaie,  before  the 
opening  of  the  great  line  of  railway. 

The  parishes  had  foimeily  a  church  each  :  the 
church  of  Saint  Mary  Magdalene  was  destroyed  by  fire, 
which  happened  in  1742,  and  consumed  with  it  more 
than  one  hundred  houses;  the  tower  of  the  church 
escaped  the  flames,  but  the  body  has  never  been 
restored.  The  remaining  church  of  Saint  Giles  was 
erected  in  1451,  and  relmilt  except  tlie  tower  in 
1776  :  the  living  of  the  united   parishes  is  a  perpetual 


of  the  town  rfceive  occasional  assistance.  The  market 
is  held  on  Friday;  and  the  fairs  on  the  second  Friday 
in  February,  1st  Friday  in  iMay,  August  2nd,  the  3rd 
Friday  in  September,  the  Fiiday  next  after  the  11th  of 
October  (a  statute),  and  the  first  Friday  in  Noveinher. 
The  united  parishes  contained,  in  1831,  1,612  inhabit- 
ants, and  in  1811,  1,757. 

Old  STRAThORD  is  a  haiiilet,  partly  in  the  parishes 
of  Cosgrove,  Furtho,  Passenham,  and  Potters- Puiy, 
in  the  county  of  Northampton  and  hundred  of 
Cleley,  divided  from  Stony- Stratford  by  the  river  Ouse. 
The  hamlet  possesses  no  object  deserving  notice,  and 
is  destitute  of  all  business  except  that  belongiiif;  to  a 
small  village.     Population  returned  with  the  parishes, 

'1  he  parisli  of  Wolverton  is  contiguous  to  Stony- 
Stratford,  but  the  railwa)  station,  which  has  been  the 
means  of  bringing  Wolverton  into  nfitice  is,  as  before- 
stated,  two  miles  from  that  town.  The  parish  church 
of  the  Holy  Trinity  is  a  small  structure:  the  living  is 
a  discharged  vicarage,  in  the  gift  alternately  of  several 
persons.  Lately  has  been  erected  a  new  district  church, 
and  dedicated  to  Saint  George  the  Martyr  :  the  living 
is  in  tlie  gift  of  the  Ratcliffe  Tiustees.  Schools  upon 
the  British  and  foreign  plans,  and  for  infants'  have 
been  recently  established  in  the  parish — which  is 
rapidly  increasing  its  population,  in  1841  ;  the  iiutn- 
ber  was  1,261,  it  now  (18501,  probably  reaches  near 
to  2,000. 

LouGHTON  is  a  parish  in  the  hundered  of  Newport 
— the  village  is  situated  3§  miles  s.s.E.  from  Stony- 
Stratford,  close  to  the  line  of  the  London  and  North 
Western   Railway,  smd  a  short  distance  off  Ihe  road 


curacy,  in  the"gift  of  the  Bishop  of  Lincoln;  the !  leading  to  Fenny  Stratford.  The  church  is  dedicated 
present  incumbent  is  the  Rev.  Thomas  Bleamire.  ^  to  All  Saints  :  tiie  living  is  a  rectory  in  the  patronage 
The  charities  comprise  scliools  upon  the  British  and  of  the  Master  and  Fellows  of  Trinity  College  Cam- 
national  plans,  liliewise  for  infants' ;  a  bequest  of  £70.   bridge.     Population  of  the  parish,  in  1841,  361. 

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3$ucks. 


STONY  STRATFORD,  &c 


^latci'jj 


POST  OPPICE,  High-Street,  Stonv-Stratford,  Eruabeth  Richardson,  Post  Mistress.-Utters 
froni  LosDOv  ai.d  all  parts  arrive  (by  mail  gig  from  Wolverton  Station),  t\ery  morning  at  half-past  three, 
i.n"  IrUf-pa^t  twelve  noon,  and  are  despatched  thereto  every  moiniiig  at  a  quarter-past  ten,  and  night  at  a 


ijU.irtfr  before  ten. 

GENTRY    AND    CLERGY. 

Anio'.  Mi.v  Ann,  High  st 
/\«liby  Urv.  John,  CaUertou 
Athawes  Rev.    James,     Loughton 

Rertoiv 
Ji  ilv  Mrs.  Cecilia,  High  st 
]ileamire  Rev.  Thonias,  High  st 
Roves  Miss  Saiaii,  .Market  squire 
(laik  Mrs. Susanna,  Highst 
l).iv  Mr.  Thomas,  High  st 
Dickiii'^  .Mr.  John,  Hith  st 
Durham  Mrs.  Jane,  Hiu'h  -t 
Korster    Rev.    Ebene/er    Leonard, 

Calvertoii  place 
Fov  Mr.  Jamts.  Market  place 
Goilfriy  Mr.  William,  Old  Stratford 
(;re.ive>  .Mr.  Julm,  Old  Straiford 
Harrison  Richiird,  Ksi|.,  \Vol»erton 
Harwood  Mr.William.Old  Stratford 
Kipling  Mrs.  Caroline,  High  st 
Knighton  Mr.  Thos.Horsi fair  green 
Lo\vnde'*MissLvdia,Cosgrove  priory 
M'Connel  J.  C.,'Ks(i.New  VVoheitou 
Mansell    John    Christopher,   Esq., 

Cosgrove 
Mansdl  .Mrs.  — ,  Cosgrove 
Oliver  .Mr.  John,  High  st 
Perceval  the  Hon.  &  Rei.Chas.Geo. 

Calveiton  lleitoiv  :[Vicarag- 

Qiiartlev    Ktv.    Heniy,    Walverton 
Ratdiffe  .Mrs.  Kli/abt-tli,  Higli  st 
Rock  .Mrs.,  Calviiton 
Siott  Mrs.  Jane,  High  st 
Smith  Rev.  Loraine  L.  Passenham 
\Vi:ii:ht  Uev.  fJiorge,  Wolverton 
^Vil.ner  .Mr.  George,  High  >t 
Voihy  .Mr>.  .Marv  .Ann,  H'uti  st 

ACADEMIES  AND    SCHOOLS. 

Bell  Rohcit  (da\  i,  .Maiket  square 
British    amj   Koim-ign    School, 
Hiuli  st — KdwanI  Hav,  ina>ter 

BttlllSH      AM)      KoiiF.IGN    SCHOOL, 

NL-\v\Volveiton--.\i(  liihaldLaing, 

master;  Rachael    Stainlon,    and 

Miss  Piince,  nii>trisses 
Gent  .Mirv  &  Catherine  (boarding), 

H..r-efi'ir  green  [-quaff 

Hamhlin  Jose|ih  (boaiding  ,. Market 
H.is-tll  Km  ma  (day), New  Wolverton 
Infants'  School,  N'W  VVolverton 

—  .Amelia  Piince.  mistress 
MalpasHairieti'daOHor-efairgrteii 
National  School,  High  st— John 

Claii'lU'e,  master  [Hinh  st 

TiifTe  Klizah.tli  (day  and  b  'aiding), 

ATTORNEYS. 

Co'greve  John  Kieir  (and  cleik  to 

I  he  inagistiat-s),  Highst 
Pano't    John    f'lid    cleik  to    tin 

(onn'vconit),  lligli  st 
W.rlc.  &  Kipling.  High  st 
AUCTIONEERS^  APPRAISERS 
Uniham    Jo   n     (and  sunexor  and 

land  .ig'  ni  ',  Hidi  st 
King  Ki'liaid,  lin.v  si.Wolv.-i  ton 
R(.l)hins  Jidm,  .Maik-t  Mpiiie 
BAKERS  *  FLOUR  DEALERS. 

BoMh.in  Heniy,  M.iket  square 
Br.iv  Jo.-iah,  Hii;li  »! 
Dickios(if"  HI-   <>''<  *^"'  tf'"'' 
Kiu'itle*  Kdw.ndfaiid  C'lifietioner), 

Riiiy  st,  .New  Wolverton 
Kiniithv  lle.ry.  Chuich  st 
Prui-  .Martha,  Higli  st 
R<d:e  J  Mie,  High  ^t 
Savage  George,  .Market  nquare 
SIntt  M.iiia.  Hors.  fail  green 
Troeh.v.-  Thomas,  High  st 
Walkei  J  no. Cr.fd  st, New  Wolverton 

Walker  J<din,  Hiiili  st 

We»lWiii.  (*  confeciiom  r),Hii;h  bt 

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BANKERS. 

Baitlett,  Pairoti,  Heani  &  Parrolt 
(branch  of  Rnckiiii;ham),High  st. 
(draw  on  Praeds  &  Co.  London), 
— Cattell  Hudson,  manager 

London  AND  County  Joint  Stock 
Bank,  High  st  (draw  on  the  head 
office,  London) 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Downing  John,  Church  st 
Dowiiina  Thomas,  London  road 
Grace  Wiiliain,  l^ougliton 
Page  William,  Old  Stratford 

BOOKSELLERS;  STATIONERS, 
AND   PRINTERS. 

Nixon    William    (and  stamp  distil- 

buter).  High  st 
Walford  Alfred,  Highst 

BOOT    AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Barley  Wm.  Bury  st.NewWolverlon 

Battison  Henry,  Ledsam  st 

CJalladine  Jane,  High  st 

FreiK  hThos,Bury  st,New\Volveiton 

Fuller  Henry,  High  st 

Hitchcock  Joseph,    Horsefair  green 

Holden  Wm.  Gas  st,New  Wolverton 

Hurst  Thomas,  Chuicli  st 

King  Wiliain,  Horsefair  green 

.Manning  Thomas,  High  st 

.May  Richard,  High  st 

Sniitli  Thomas,  Old  Stiatford 

Stimpson  John,  Glyn  sq. Wolverton 

BRAZIERS    AND    TINMEN. 

Revill  Kdwin,  High  st  [square 

Savers  Gto.  {&  \vhitesinith) Market 

BRE\VERS. 

Uevill  &  Thome.  Higiist 
Tomjikins  William,  Maiket  square 

BUTCHERS. 

A''anis  John,  Maiket  square 
Attkiiis  Thomas,  Old  Stiatford 
.Avers  James,  Calverton  end 
Barrati  William,  High  st 
(ielliiigGeo.Biiiy  st,NewWoherton 
Harris  S mniel,  Louuhton 
Jaivis  Richard,  High  st 
King  William,  Horsefair  areeit 
Lu-evWm.Creed  st.NewWolverlon 
Kohhins  John,  jun.  Mai  ket  square 
Tucker  George,  Calverton 
\'alentiiie  Jo>epli,  High  st 
Wilford  .Inhn  Noitoii,  Chuich  st 
Willord  Jcdiii  Norton,  OldStratford 
CABINET    MAKERS      AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Aveline  Fnderiek,  High  st 
liiwood  .lolin,  Hikili  st 
West  (ieorge.  High  st 
CARPENTERS    &     BUILDERS. 
Arnold  (ieoriie.  High  st 
Aveline  Frederick,  High  st 
Bird  Ridiaid,  Lnuditoii 
Freeman  Thoma-,  High  st 
Hailey  Alfred,  Church  st 
Od(  II  III. belt,  l^l.llk.■t  scju  ire 
West  Geoige,  High  st 

CHEMISTS    AND    DRUGGISTS. 

Bent  Thomas,  Hiiili  st 

Can  u'heis  James  Artis,  High  st 

Cauintt  .Mark,  lligli  st  [ton  | 

HariisJoHliiia,Bniy  st,NewW(dver- 

Howe  .loseph,  Hii-'h  st 

Poulier  Sn-aiina,  High  st 

CHINA,  GLASS,  6tc-  DEALERS. 

I'aucntt  Maik,  Hiuli  st 

Ha-sell  FiaiKNs,  High  st 

N'lXiiii  vViUlam,  Hitili  st 

ReviioUis  James,  Hij,li  st 


COAL    MERCHANTS. 

Atterbury'William,  Old  Straiford 
Baxter  Wlliiam  &  Richard, Wolver- 
ton wharf 
Freeman  Thomas,  Old  Stratford 
Johnson  Philip,  Old  Stratford 
CURRIERS   AND    LEATHER 
SELLERS. 

Scaldwell  Tlionias,  High  st 
Sharpe  William,  Church  st 
FIRE,    &C.    OFFICE    AGENTS, 
Argus  (Hie),  Jos.  Howe,  High  st 
Clerical,    Medical,    &c.    (life), 

Cattell  Hudson,  High  st 
County  (fire)  &  Provident  (life), 

Willi. .m  Roves.  Market  sfjuare 
General,  John  Inwood,  High  st 
Kent  MuTUAL(fire)AlfredWalford, 

High  st 
LArt  (life),  John  Parrott,  High  st 
Liverpool  and  London,  High  st 
Metropolitan  Counties  (life, loan 

and  annuity),  Thos.  Bent,  Higli  st 
Norwich  Union,  William  Goldby, 

High  st 
Phcenix  (fire),  Thomas  Knighton, 

Horsefair  grren  [ket  square 

RoYAi,  KxcHANCE,Roberi  Bell.Mar- 
SuN,  Geoige  West,  High  st 
GROCERS     AND    DEALERS    IN 

SUNDRIES. 
Marked  thus  *  are  also  TallowCliandlers 

(See  also  Tea  Dealers.) 
Ashlon  Sophia,  High  st 
*Baiter  Richard.  Hii;h  st 
Renhow  William,  Loughton 
*Bent  Thomas,  Hiahst 
Bird  James,  Loughton 
Butcher  Thomas,  Higli  sr 
Clarke  Rosamond  Joseph,  High  st 
Foulks  Jose()li,  High  st  [ion 

Harris  Joshua, Bury  st,NewWolver- 
Kiiihtlev  Edwaid,  Burv  st 
Liddelle  Jidiii,  High  st 
*Poulter  Susannah,  High  st 
IteeveJuhn.Bui  y  st,NewWo'verton. 
Reeve  John,  High  st  [square 

*ScaldwellWm.(&  seedsmaii)Market 
Shackil  William,  New  WoReiton 
Slater  Benjamin,  Old  Stratford 
Smith  William,  High  st  [ton 

Sti  phenson  Saml. Young  st,Wolver- 
Sundi'iland  William,  ()ld  Stiatford 
Timhs  Maltha,  Old  Stiaifoni 
Turvtv  William,  High  si 
West  Richaid,  Creed  si,  Wolverlot* 
Wist  William,  Hiuh  n 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Bonhaiii  Tliouia^,  Hiuh  st 
Hick-oii  Ge(Hue,Biirv  st. Wolverton  . 
Hickson  William,  H 'gli  st 
Hollowav  Thomas,  Hikih  st 
Which,  llo   Samuel,    Bury  st.  New 
VVolvert(ni 

INNS-POSTING. 

(Si'e  (iho'/'iirenis  and  Public  Houses) 
Bull,  Hdiiy  Wilmin,  High  st 
Cock    (and   inland    revenue  ofTice), 
Mai\  Chapman,  High  st 
IRONMONGERS. 

Ilexill  Kdwiii,  Hiuli  st 

Sayeis  (i<-orge,  M.iiket  squaie 

LINEN  &  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

Attkiiis  .lames,  High  st 

Boyes  William  &  Fdwaid,  Maiket 

square  and  New  Wolverton 
Freshwater  &  Jennings,  Hith  st 
HarrisJoshu.Buryst.NewWidvertou 
King  Ri(  hd.,Burv  st.NewWolverton 
Tlioine  Geoige  Kdi>aid,  Highst 


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STONY  STRATFORD,  &c. 


liJucitjJ. 


MALTSTERS  dcCORN  DEALRS. 

Goldby  VVilli.ini,  Hinli  st 
Tompkins  VVillia-u,  Market  square 

MILLERS. 
Barter  Renjainiii,  U  e.lveitoii  Mill 
Jiihnsoti  Eiiwaid,  Stra'lt/i<l  Mill 
MILLINERS&DRBSS  MAKERS 
Aii'ler*i)ii  Klizal)etli,  Ciiiiicl)  st 
Asliliy  Maiy,Uiii'y  >i,NewlVolvertoii 
BuseleyAiiiijIiiirv  st.NewVVolvertnn 
B(inhan)  Mary.  Hiaii  st  (^toii 

Burgess  Sar  <li,Bni  y  st.NewWolvei- 
Ci'atis  EiiimH,  Buiyst,  NewWul- 

veiton 
Hopkins  Sopliia,  Market  square 
Huahcs  Saruli,  Buiy  st,  Nrw  Wol- 

verton  [vertmi 

Sewrii  Fanny,   Rmy  st,  New  Wol- 
Smith  Fanny,  Cliiirch  st 
Wot  Isabella,  Hiijh  st 
Painters,  plumbers  and 

glaziers. 
Godfrey  Geoij?e,  Hij^ii  st 
Godfrey  George,  jim.,  High  st 
Hailey  Alfred,  Cliiircli  st 
ParbJry  John,  High  st 

saddlers. 
Sirett  VViili.m.  Hiah  st 
Willison  M  .tlievv,  OM  Stratford 

stone  masons. 
Russell  VVni.  Udbeit,  Chapel  row 
SiinpNon  John,  High  >t 

straw  bonnet  makers. 
Eail   S.uah    (-iravv    niatin(acturer) 

I/e'lsam  st.  New  VVolvertoii 
firitfin  Leah,  Calverton  end 
Jobson  Mary,  Hiah  st 
Nicols  Hannah,  High  st 
Tlioin|)Son  .lanet,  Ledsani  .-st 
Thompson  Margaret,  Creed  st,New 

Wolverton 
Whiting lili/abeth,  Higii  st 

SURGEONS. 
Back  GesTKc,  High  st 
Freeman  Uoljert  Marriott,  High  st 
Gent  John  Sleath,  London  road 
Lewis  Ihomas  Harris, Market  square 
Nixon  Daniel,  Hi-'h  st 
Rodgers  William,  New  Wolverton 

TAILORS. 

Attkins  Janii  s,  High  st 
Axworthy  William,  High  st 
Bate-  J»ainnel,  Lougliton 
Beeby  Ahxander,  High  st 
Bowes  will 'am  K(l«  an).  Market  place 
Brooks  S  imnel,  Hor.-ef  lir  green 
Brown  Wni.Bury  st,NewWolveiton 
Burgess   Thomas,    Bury    st,   New 

VVoherton 
Pater  John,  Cliurch  st 
Plowman  William,  Lougliton 
Ri'lilifoid  diaries.  Creed  st,  New 

Wulvert'in 
Sire't  Charles  &  John,  Church  st 
Smith  George,  Highst 
WiUon  George,  High  *t 


TAVERNS  Bt  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

An^el.Jolin  Brown,  Hi^rli  st 
Bell,  W  illiaiH  Gregorv.  Loiii^hloa 
BlackHorse.Wm.  Atterbury.Old.Stratford 
Co:ich  anil  Horses,  William  Hensworth  { 

Frencli,  Hittli  street  | 

Cross  Keys,  William  I'rirl more,  High  st 
frown,  Thomas  Blabey,  Market  square     I 
Crown,  John  (ireaoiy,  Loughlon  I 

Falcon, Elizabeth  St"<kley,  OIrt  Stratford 
Fountain,  John  Hartley.  Lougliton 
Fox  &  Hounds, William  Pattisnn.High  st 
George,  George  Masters,  High  »t 
King's  Head,  John  Robbins,  Market  sq 
Lociimotive,  Juseph  Clarke,  Wolverton 
New  Barleymow, Sarah  Bales,  High  st 
OldRoyalOak.ChasHigginsCalvcrtonend 
Plough,  William  Karter,  High  st 
Ralcliffe   Arms,   Joseph     Gastlon,    New 

Wolverton 
Rising  Sun,  Thomas  Chnnce,  High  st 
Royal    Engineers,  Janjes  Salmon,   New 

Wolverton  [Calverton  j 

Shoulder   of    IMution,   George    Tucker,' 
Swan,  Joseph  Marriott,  High  st 
Talbot,  William  Hines,  Loughlon 
WliiteHart,Jo-eph  Rogers, Market  square  i 
White  Horse.  Charles  Chester,  High  st 
Whealsheaf,  Samuel  Harris,  Loughton 

TEA    DEALERS. 
Gardiner  John,  Chapel  row 
Symington  Henry,  Chapel  row 
Synions  Geoige,  Chapel  row 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 
Beiini-t  John,  High  st 
Powell Tlioma>(&  farrier), Calverton 

WATCH  «c  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Co-ter  James.  Hiiihst 
role  Henry,  High  st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Ganderion  Thomas  (and  agiicultural 

michine  maker),  London  road 
Kniglitley  George,  Highst 
Page  William,  Oid  Stratford 

Miscellaneous- 
Abraham    William,  lace    pattern  maker, 

High  street 
Aveline  Ann,  Berlin  repository.  High  st 
Chibna'l   Richard,  relieving  oRicer,  Old 

Stratford 
Claridge  John,  surveyor.  High  st 
Cowley  Amos,  lace   manufacturer.  Old 

Stratford 
Ounl.l  y  Sarah,  beer  retailer,  Calverton 
FrosI  William,  glove  maker.  High  st 
Gas  Works,  High  street — Richard  Bar- 
ter, manager 
Henderson  Wm.  clothes  dealer,  High  st 
Henson  Thomas,  basket  maker,  High  st 
Hill  John,  nail  maker,  Old  Stralfurd 
Hulton  Thomas,  furniture  broker,  Bury 

sireet,  Wolverton 
Inwood  Jiihn,  hardwareman.  High  st 
.  Jarvis  John,  mat  maker,  Horsefair  green 
Johnson    Philip,     salt     merchant,    Old 
I      Stralford  [ford 

Kemp  Joseph,  toll  collector,  Slony  Sirat- 
Millen    James,    inland   levenue    officer. 

Stony  Siraif  >rd  [High  st 

Nnriis      John,      slater     and     plasterer, 
Odell    Robert,    bricklayer    and    slater, 

Church  s'reet 
Pangbor  Rirhard.  beer  retailer,  Longhton 
Plumb  William,  eating-house,  Highst 


Poiter    William     Richard,    tea    dealer, 

Chapel  st  [(^hapel  row 

Russell    William    Robert,   beer    retailer, 
Sheppard   John,  whitesmith    and  brass* 

fniiiider.  Market  place 
Smith  Josiah   Michael,    wine  and  spirit 

merchant.  High  street 
Spinks  George,  beer  retailer  and    eating. 

house  keeper.  Bury  st,  Wolverton 
Storton  John  Cooper,  furniture  broker. 

Church  street 
Sunderland  William, dyer,  Old  Stralford 
Vanghan  Isaac  Chas.  fishmonger.  High  it 
Walklelt  Eli/.abeth,  teacher  of  music  and 

French,  Horsefair  green 
Wells  George,  bird  stuffer,  High  it 


POOR    LAW^    UNION. 

Workhouse,  Yardley. 

Master — William  Francis  Wbistcn. 

Mat'on—Mrs.  Church. 

Schoolmaster — William  Francis  Whiston. 

ScAoo/jnis/iMS— M illicent  Whiston. 

Clerk    to    the    Board    of    Guardiant— 

Edward  Swinden,  High  sireet 
Surgeon — Daniel  Nixon,  High  st 
Relifving  O^cer  -Richard  Cbildwa'.l,01d 

Stratford 


REGISTRARS. 

OF  BIRTHS,  DEATHS  &  MARRIAGBS. 

Suyerintendeut     Registrar — John     Frees 

Congreve,  High  sireet. 
/iegislrar  of  Marriaget Robert  Bell 

Market  square. 
Registrar  of  Births  and  Deaths—Rohett 

Chibnall,  Old  Stralford 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

ON    THE    LONDON    AND   NORTH- 
WESTERN   LINE. 

Station,  WoLVhRTON.  two  miles  from 
Stony  Slratlord— J.  C.  M-Connel.«uper- 
intendent  of  locomotives;  Alfred  Blolt, 
statio/i  master. 

An  Omnibus,  from  the  Cock,  Stony  Strat. 
ford,  to  the  Station,  awaits  the  arrival^ 
and  attends  the  departure  of  the  train* 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,Thomas  Goldby  &  Thoma» 
Richardson,  (to  the  Wolverton  Sta- 
tion, and  thence  by  rail),  from  their 
respective  offices,  High  sireet,  Tuesday 
and  Friday 

To  BANBCRY  &  BRACKLEY,  Thoroa* 
Goldby.fdaily  ;  Thos  Richardson, Tues, 
and  Friday,  and  Henry  Jefcoat,  oa 
Tuesday 

To  BUCKINGHAM,  Thomas  Goldby, 
daily;  Thomas  Richardson,  Tuesday 
and  Friday;  Henry  Jefcoat,  Thursday, 
and  John  lialdwin,  on  Sa'urday 

To  LEIGHTON  BUZZARD,  John 
Baldwin,  Tuesday 

To  NEW  PORT  PA GN  ELL,  John  Bald- 
win, Wednesday,  and  —  Wilmslow, 
on  Thursday 

To  NORIHAMPTON,  Henry  Jefcoat, 
Wednesday 

To  TOWCESTER,  Thomas  Goldby, 
daily;  Thomas  Richardson,  Hfuesday 
and  Friday,  and  Henry  Jefcoat,  oa 
Tuesday 


WENDOVER. 


™.  WITH  THE  VILLAGE  OF  GREAT  M 

jAy  ENDOVRR  is  a  parish,  in  the  hundred  of  Ajles- 
bury— the  market  town  is  35  miles  n.  w,  from  Lomlon, 
5  s.s  E.  Iiimi  Aylesbury,  ami  4  s.  w.  fiom  Tring — the 
latter  a  siaiimi  on  a  luancli  line  communicHiing  with 
the  London  and  North  Western  Railway.  This  place, 
whi(  h  possesses  liut  few  well-built  houses  and  is  In- 
consideratil--  in  point  of  trade,  is  seated  at  the  foot  of 
the  Ciiilteni  liills,  near  ti»  the  entrnnce  of  the  Vale  of 
Aylesbury.  The  manufacture  of  lace,  wliich  was  f  ir- 
merlv  prosperous  here,  l>euefits  now,  comparatively, 
hut  a  few  pi  rsons.  Ahel  Smith,  Esq.  hanl<er, London, 
is  h'ld  of  the  manor,  and  proprietor  of  murh  of  the 
land  in  this  parish  ;  his  representative  holds  cm  its  for 
the  manor  occasionally,  and  the  inagistiaies  for  the 


ISSENDEN  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 
division  assemble  in  petty  ses.sioii  once  a  fortnight. 
Weiidover  sent  members  to  parliament  as  early  as  the 
year  1300:  this  privilege,  which  was  discominned  for 
above  three  hundred  years,  was  restored  in  the  2lsi  of 
James  I ;  and  the  town  rontinut  d  to  he  represented 
until  disfranchised  by  the  Reform  Bill.  Hampden,  the 
patriot,  represented  this  borough  in  five  succes.sive 
parliaments.  The  parish  church  of  Saint  Mary  stands 
about  a  mile  from  ttie  town  :  the  living  is  a  vicarage, 
in  the  patronage  of  the  Crown  ;  the  Ri  v.  C.  H.Champ- 
neysisthe  present  incumbent.  There  are  places  of  wor- 
ship for  Indejiendents,  Baptisis,  and  Methodists,  a 
national  school  .supported  by  subscription,  and  an  in- 
fants' school  by  Abel  Smith,  Esq.    The  market,  now 

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WEN  DOVER,  &€?. 


^laiev'5$ 


hn'  iinliflfreiitlya'teiid.d.  i- lield  on  Moiidav.  and  fairs  j;iini.ii«st  the  mo«t  con«piciJon<  ar--,  Hamp.ltn  House, 
Mav  i;iili  ai;fl  (')ctoi<c!-2n(l  for  cattle.  The  pari-licoii-  the  elieam  resideme  if  Dni.ald  Cainenm,  K>;n. ;  and 
tallied  ill  18;31,  2,001  inhai'itant-,  and  in  1841,  1,877. '  Mi-snulcn  Alibey,  George  (.aninuitnn,  Km)  Tlieplaces 
Great  .Missendf.s  i»  a  naiish,  in  the  same  hun- iof  woishi|i  in  Gieat  Mi-s.-mlen  aie  ilie  pansii  rhmcli 
dreil  :is  W.iid'v.i— (he  villaat- i^  situated  on  the  ri.a.l  of  Samt  IVfer  and  Saini  Pan),  and  a  B -pti^t  cli 'pei. 
between  that  town  and  Am^r^hani,  ahi.ut  five  ni'les  1  The  livini:  of  iMis^endtii  is  a  di«chaited  virarakte, 
fn.in  eihernlacv.  Tne  inal<ii)«  of  lace  eniidov- some  '  in  the  Rift  of  several  persons  aneinately ;  the  llfv. 
of  the  iiidti^fiioub  feniril.  s,  hut  the  quantity  p'lodiiced  i  John  Buxton  Marsden  is  tlie  present  incninbent.  The 
is  iiiC'iisidi  labie.  Stver.d  >eats  of  ihi-  penny  orna-  paiish,  whicli  i»  rntiier  ex'ensiw,  (•i.iit.iiuid,  in  1831, 
nient  the  cuuniry  round  Wendover  and    Miv^enden  : '  1,827  inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  2,225. 

POST  OFFICE;  Wendover,  John  Senior,  Post  ^^llsler.—LnUvrs{tnm  London  and  varjoiis  parts 
arrive  (iioni  .AvLi.sBtKv)  everv  ntomins  at  aquait.T  |i;«st  live,  and  evening  at  twenty  tnuiutes  before  sixj  and 
ate  desiiatilieil  (hereto  at  twenty  minutes  before  eij?iit  in  the  inorniiig,  and  night  at  eight. 

POST  orriCE,  Great  .Missenden,  Jidm  Willuier,  Pav/ ;1/ff*/fr.— Letters  frotn  London  and  all  pnrts 
arrive  i  veiv  inorninK  at  live  minutes  betore  seven,  and  are  despatched  at  fen  niinntis  pi>t  six  in  the  evening. 


GENTRY  AND  CLERGY. 

A]\<  n  Mr*.  Saiah,  Gn  at  Mi-seiulen 
Calleoit  .Miss  Clarissa  Dixon,  Wen- 
dover 
Cameion  Donald,  Esq.,  Hampdon 
Hi)U-e  [.Abbey 

C  ininuton  Georee,  Esq.  Mis^cndeii 
CaiterHeiiry,E-(i  Haventieid  Lodge 
Car<er  Kdward,  Ksq.  Potter's  low 
Ciiampueys    Kev.  C,  H.  Wendover 

Vicanne, 
Cntt  Miss  Slarv,  Wendover 
.Cnffe  Cipt.  John,  Little  Missenden 
Dixon  Miss  Caroline,  Wendover 
Garth  Hev.  Tiios.  H.,Lit.  .Missenden 
Hewlett  Mr.  John,  Wendover 
Higgin  Mr.  Henry  WilUain,  Littl.- 

i\li>sinden 
Hoare  .Mr.  Joseph,,  Wendover 
Hoaie  .Mrs.  .Mary,Gie.>t  Missenden 
Holmes  Rev.  Henry,  Wendover 
HonnorMr.J.'seiihJGreatMisseiidin 
Honnor  .Mr.  Tlios.Great  Missenden 
Hoinbuckle  .Mr.  El.zabtth  F..  (Jie.it 
.Mi>>fnden  [Abbey 

Horiisbv  .Mis.  — ,  Liitle  Missenden 
Lock  .Mr.  Kobt. Frederick  (attorney) 
.     Baliincen 

Manning  .Mr.John  Le.ich  Windovei 
M  iisilen  Rev.  John  Bu.\ton,  Great 

Misvcndi  n 
Mellow  .Mi-s  M:iry,LittleMi.sseiiden 
Miini;'  r  .Mrs.  Klizahetb,  Wendovtr 
Oiive  John  Cninley,  Esq.  Olives 
Phillip'  .Mr.  Zichariah,  Wendover 
Rea'l  .Mrs. Frances, GreatMissenden 
Smiih  \\<v.  AniO",  Wendover 
Smiili  Mrs.  Aiin,  Wmdover 
Stnrch  Mrs.  Klizabt  th,  Wendover 
Sykes.Miss  Fva,  Litile  Missenden 
Watson  l.ii-iit.  (.'oL.lacol),  VVeudovei 
■Woo-tcr  .Mrs.  I'^lizabeih,  Wmdovei 

ACADEMIES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

British  .School,  Weiido>er — F.d- 

waid  Cox,  master 
Claike  Jane,  (Jreat  Mi<.'«eiiden 
Couuhtrei-  John,  Great  Missenden 
GregKridk.  Wm.  Little  .Mi-seiidec 
Home  Mary  ft  ICliid'th.,  Wendover 
Infants'  School, Great  Missenden 

—  .Miss  Spi  nci-r,  ini.-'trcss 
Infants'    Schooi,     Wendover — 

Maiti'a  Le.iddeater,  mistres.s 
Lyon   .Mary    &     Fli/abeth,    Great 

'Ml.«>r-lldcil 

Na'tional  School,  Great  Mi.s.'en- 
dcn — James  Kicii,  master;  Sat  ah 
Fr'er,  ini'ttess 
National    School,   Wendovir — 
Willam  Limeheer, master  ;  Lliza- 
lirih  Liineliei  r,  mi-tress 
Poiilton  John,  V\  eiiilover 
BAKERS  «(    FLOUR    DEALERS. 
hi>h<)n  Amelia,  Wmdon'i- 
Claik William  .Maitin,(it..Mis«endeti 
Dohsoii  Cli.iile.s.  Guat  Mis-enden 
Fantham  (Jeoige,  Weiulover 
Harding  Wm..  GrC'ii  -Missenden 
Hill  James,  Weiido^^er 

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Hoare  v\'illiam.  Great  Missenden 
Holland  \\'illiHin,  Wtndover 
Jiison  .-Mien,  Wendover 
riioinp-on  William,  Wendover 
Tiibuiy  Thomas, Great  Missenden 

BLACKSMITTS. 
Bateman  Joseph,   Wendover 
Caiier  Thomas,  Wendover 
Kidiidge  George,  Wendover  Dean 
Kvans  Cliailes,  (ireat  Missenden 
Nash  Thomas,  Great  Missenden 
Na-h  Wdliam,  Great  Missenden 
Oliiir  William,  Little  Missenden 
Waters  John,  Great  Hampden 

BOOT  AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Barton  John,  Great  Missenden 
Braden  James,  Gieat  iMi-senden 
Ciimpson  Charles, Great  Missenden 
Dell  Thomas,  Wendover 
Edwards  James,  Wendover 
Kedle  Samuel,  Great  Missenden 
Kiaiitilin  .lohn,  Wendover 
Kianklin  Joseph,  Wendover 
Hawcs  William,  (ireat  Missenden 
Heath  (leo  ge.  Great  Mis-enden 
Hunt  William,  Great  Missenden 
Jei\is  Jidiii,  (lit at  Mis-enden 
Jervis  Wilbain,  (Jreat  .Mi-senden 
Olive  Williiim,  Gieat  Mi»>endeii 
Ran  all  Jidin,   Little  Mis>endeii 
Sear  Wdli-im,  Great  Mis-enden 
Smith  William,  Wendover 
StanfiTd  James,  W'endover 
■Stevens  Charles,  Great  Missenden 
Terrv  (Jeorge,  Wendover 
Wright  Geome,  Little  Missenden 

BUTCHERS. 

Bovincdoii  Edwd.  Great  Missenden 
Claik  Isabella,  Great  Missenden 
Collins  Kdwin,  Wendover 
E-sex  William,  (Jivat  Missenden 
Frost  John,  Giimi  Missenden 
Hopciaft  Richard,  Wendover 
How  Midiael,  Wendover 
Ives  Job.  (ireat  Missenden 
Nicluds  James,  Liitle  Missenden 
Winchester  James, Giei.t  Missendt  n 


CORN    DEALERS. 

Andrews  Thomas,  Wendover  mill 
ChallacombeNieholH-.GtMisseiiden 
Dancer  Thomas,  Wen  lover 
Haiditig  Heniy.  Great  Missendea 
Piickett  William,  Wendover 
Sykes  Joseph,  Wendover 
laylor  John,  Gieat  Mis-endcn 
I  FIRE,    Sec.    OFFICE   AGENTS. 
CoiJNTY(liail->torm),John  Hewlett, 

Wendover 
GENEKAL,Chailes  Barton  fand  snb- 
distnbuter  of  stamps),  Great  Mis- 
sendeii 
Norwich    Union,  Jolni    Edward 

Crockford,  Wendover 
Ph(enix,    Robert   DoiigIa«,   Great 
Missenden  [Wendover 

Royal  Exchange,  William  Floyd, 
Sun,  Thomas  Wag-taff.  Wendover 
GROCERS  &  TEA  DEALERS. 
[See  also  Shopkeepers,  Sfc  and  alto 

Ten  Dealers.) 
Barton  Cliarles.  Gnai  Mis«enden 
Crockford  John  Edward, Wendover 
Donclas   Robert  Frederick,    Great 

Mivsenden 
Floyd  William,  Wendover 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 
Bandy  George,  Wendover 
Braden  James,  Great  .Missenden 
Higuins  William,  Wendover 
Terry  Geoige,  Wendoier 

INNS. 
{See  also  Taverns  ii(  Public  Homes.) 
Buckinvhain  ^rms,   James   Grins- 
dell,  Great  Mis»enden 
Red   Lion   (and  inland  revenne  of- 
fice), Richd. Crockford,  Wendover 

IRONNONGERS. 

Floyd  William,  Wendover 
Na.-li  Thomas,  Gieat  Missenden 
LINEN  &WOOLLEN  DRAPERS. 

Baiton  Charles,  Gieat  IMisseiideii 
Dell  Th'.ma>i,  Weiidoier 


Woodruff  lleniy,  Gieai  Missenden  1 1^'^""  ''''"!'">"  f"'"'  ''»'-'«^  mannfac- 


CARPENTERS. 

Renniiig  Jo-eph,  Wenthner 
Clarke  I  hoi. las.  Great  Missenden 
Cioxford  U'iHiaiii    Wendover 
Fassnidtie  Ed>vard,(i!.  Missenden 
Cayne  Joseph,  Great  Missenden 
Re.idiiig  GeorL'e,  Wendover 
Senior  John,  Wendover 
Tilbury  James,  Great  Missenden 

COAL    DEALERS. 

Bowen  Joseph,  Wendover  wharf 
Biacl>ley  William,  Cotton  square 
Fantham  (ieorije,  Wendover 
Faniham  Joseph,  W-inlover  wharf 
Fuller  Charh'S  11.,  Wendover  wharf 
Hivvlett  John,  W  endover  wharf 
Howes  Henry,  Wendover 
."Ucad  John,  World's  end 


Doiigla-  Robert    Frederick,   Great 

Missenden  [Mi«senden 

Josliii  James,  Wendover  and  Great 

MALTSTERS. 

CarringioiiGeoige, Great  Missenden 
Cii'xford  William,  Wendover 
Franklin  Maiy,  Wendover 

MILLERS. 

Andrews  Thomas.  Werdnver  mill 
Claike  William.  Deep  mill 
HoaivMary&  Ell/.hth.,    Wendover 
Sibley  John,  Litt'e  Mi-sendeu 
'la\loi  James,  Friili  hill 
MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 
Dixon  Eli/ab(ih,  Wendover 
Payne  Eliza,  Gnat  Mis-endeii 
Stevens  Sat  ah.  Great  Missenden 


©(rectors. 


WENDOVER,  &c. 


3l$UCltSf. 


PAINTERS,    PLUIVIBEBS  AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Dancer  Robert,  VVeiulover 
FrnnUliii  .liiiiies,  otf  Mcbwell 
Hail- V  Epiira'in,  (trejit  Misseiiden 
Tratt  Georijf,  Wendover 

ROPE  &  TWINE  MAKERS. 

CorI%  Hemy,  VVetiddver 

Feuthei  stonliaiigli  Cli  is.,  Wendover 

Fuiidell  Cliarles,  VVendover 

SADDLERS    AND    HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Cambrav  .lame^,  Grt-at  Mi^sendeii 
Cock  Henry.  VVendtiver 
CocIj  Willii'tm.  fJieat  Missrnden 
Fuiiflell  Cliar'e<,  U'enlover 
Lai:gsti>ii  William, Great  iMis'<enden 

SHOPKEEPERS    «c     DEALERS 
IN  GROCE  RIES  &  SUNDRIES. 

Chapman  Mary  Ann,  Wendover 
Crook  William,  W.  ndover 
Dill'  er  Thoims,  Wendover 
F"assnidp;e  Francis,  Gt.  Wissendtn 
Frost  J'llin,  Gnat  Missendeii 
H  'uliiiK  Henry,  Gieat  Missenden 
Hill  James,  Wendover 
Kt-arley  .loim,  Great  Mi««en'Icn 
Mariiii  William,  Gnat  iMisseuden 
Nichol-  Jo'<,  Little  Missenden 
Pearce  Willmm,  Wendover 
Sh'  plierd  Ji'lin,  Wendover 
Staniiers  William,  Great  Missenden 

STRAW    BONNET   MAKERS. 

CliapniHii  Rhoda,  Wendover 
traiilvlin  Eli<s-ibeili,  CJt,  Missenden 
Poiilton  Fanny,  '.Vtn'lover 
Winchester  Eli^al)etii,Gt.Missenden 

SURGEONS. 

Ayckbonrn  Aiip;nstu>'  H.,  Wendover 
Peihey  John,  (ireat  Missenili  n 
Savoiy  Joseph  Thomas.  Wendover 
Snieatlinian  Ge".,  (Jreat  Missend<  ii 
Smeathnian  Lovel, Great  Missenden 


TAILORS. 
Cock  Samuel,  Great  Mis«enden 
Cio»s  FrMiri-,  Great  Mis>-eiiden 
Datirer  Rhenbfii,  Wendover 
KldridRc  Joseph,  Great  Missenden 
Fianklin  William,  Wendover 
Hinioii  Fdwaid,  Wei.dover 
Pliiil)v  James,  Great  Missenden 
Phlby John,  Wendover 
Price  Simon,  Great  Missenden 

TAVERNS  Sc  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Crown,  Ann  liiis(i-r. Great  Missenden 
Crown.  Tsjiac  I'llt,  Little  IMis«enden 
George,  Henry  Fanlham,  Gt.  Missenden 
GenrKe, Joseph  WriKlit,  Wendover 
H;iIt-\V'ay     House,     William     Brackley, 
Cotton  square  [dover 

Kini;  &  Queen,  James  Floyd,  Wen- 
King's  Head.  Thomas  How,  Wendover 
Marquess  of  Graril)y,Jn(Mead, World's  end 
Nag's  Hea'l..)as.  Floyd.  Little  Hiissenden 
New  Inn.  Robert  Senior,  Wendover 
Old  Birleymow,  Epliraiin  Parsons,  Bar. 
ley  Mow  lane  [Missenden 

Old  Plouijli.  Susannah  Clinipson.  Great 
Packhorse,  George  Fantham.  Wendover 
l{ed  Lion,  William  Floyd,  Gt.  Mis«enden 
Red  Lion,  Wni.  Wtst,  Little  Missenden 
Shoulder  of  Mutton,  John  Franklin, Wen- 
dover [Hover 
Two  Brewers,  Richard  Holland,  Wen- 
White  Lion,  ThomasTilbury,  Great  Mis- 
eenden  [end 
White  Swan,  Susannah  Moores,  World'3 
White  Swan,  (Jeorge  Robins,  Wendover 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Bovinjdon  Edward,  Great  Missenden 
Clarke  'I'honias.  Great  Missenden 
Evans  Thomas,  Little  Missenden 
Franklin  James,  otf  Mobwell 
Franklin  John,  (ireat  Missenden 
Franklin  Mary,  Wendover 
Hance  Robert,  Krilh  hill 
Pearce  Joseph,  Hyde  heath 
PheriflT  Thomas,  l<iule  Missenden 
Winchester  Strn  es.  Great  Missenden 
Woollains  James, Great  Missenden 

TEA    DEALERS. 
Cox  Eliza,  Gierii  Missenden 
Laws  John  Wendover 
liedel  William,  Wemlover 
Pouitoii  John,  Wendover 
Senior  James,  Wendover 


WHEELWRIGHTS.  .-.«  i 

Crealjer  James,  Great  Missenden 
Hopcraft  Jani's,  Wendover 
Sniiih  John,  Wendover. 
West  John,  Little  Missenden 

Miscellaneous 

Bowen  Joseph,  jnn.  glass  and  earthen. 

ware  dealer,  Wendover 
Child    Benjamin,  watch    maker,   Gre%%. 

Missenden  [hill:"" 

Clarke  &  PeaiCP.anctioneers.T.ittleKing'i 
Co'es  George,drHpgi«t, Great  Missenden 
Conghlrey  John,  retistrai  of  births  and 

Heaths,  Great  Missenden 
Drew  Job",  chair  maker.LittleMissi-nden 
Haine»Samnel,iimbrellainal.er,\\  enilover 
Iron mongerGeo.cooper. Wendover  [Hover 
Juson  John,  hay  and  straw  dealer,  Wen- 
Nash  Daniel,  fishmonger,  Wendover 
Pavne   Benjamin,  tuscan   manufacturer. 

Great  Missenden  [Wendover 

PeHel  James,  nursery  and  seedsnmn, 
PbilhyWm.L'reengiorer,  Great  Missenden 
White   Archibald,  conveyancer  &  estate 

agent.  Great  Missendeii       [Missendeo 
Woodrutf  John,  coach  proprietor,  Great 


CONVE VANCE    RY    RAILWAY, 

ON    THE    LONDON    AND    NORTH- 
WESTERN    LINE 
The  Stations   nearest  to   Wendover,  are 

the  Peni^ey  nearTring,  and  theAy  les- 

BURY;   the  former  nearly  seven  miles 

distant;  the  latter  live  miles. 
The  Staiinn  nearest  to  Great  Missenden, 

isBERKHAMPSTEAU,  nine  miles  distant 

OMNIBUS- 

To  LONDON,  the  Times,  from  the  Red 
Lion,  every  morning  (Sunday  excepted) 
at  seven,  through  MisseuJen,  Amer. 
sham  and  Uxbridge. 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,  John  Juson,  from  Weu- 
dover,  and  James  Nash,  from  Great 
Misseu'len.  each  once  a  week. 

To  AYLESBURY.  Jonah  Hill,  from  the 
George.  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 

CONVEYANCE  BY  "WATER- 

To  LON  t)ON  and  for  ward, goods  to  most 
parts  of  the  Kingdom,  I  he  Grand  June- 
tion  Canal  Co.— John  lif.\\,wharjingtr 


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S  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Cottesloe— the  market 
town,  asmall  one,  is  48  niiles  n.n.w.  from  Lotidoti,  7 
S.E.  friMii  Bill  kingham,  and  10  n.n.w.  fiinii  Ayieshnry; 
situated  on  the  Hnckingh.nnshire  hrancli  of  the  Lon- 
d'n  and  North-Western  Riiilway  (opened  l^tof  May, 
1850),  in  an  exceedingly  fertile  part  of  tlie  country, 
siinoiiniled  hv  land  in  a  high  stnte  of  cnltivHtion. 
The  town,  wh'ch  is  of  consideiai>le  antitioify,  and 
giv<  n  hy  king  Off.i  to  the  Aiihey  of  St.  Albaii-,  soeaily 
a<  794,  consist*  of  tiiiee  priiicipHl  streets,  gas  lighted 
by  a  joint  >to(k  (ompaiiy.  The  niannfacture  of  lace 
employs  some  few  of  the  female  iiiliat>iiaiits;  and 
ihere  is  .-ome  iiialtitig  business  done.  The  principal 
Inns  are  the  '  Hell'  and  the  'Geoigc,'  two  viiy  com- 
fort hie  e>tal>!ishmeii's;  at  the  letter  is  an  excellent 
howling  greeiu  attended  by  a  respectable  body  of  sub- 
sciibers;  ;it  the  former  tiie  inaeistiates  assenible  in 


petty  sessions,  every  alternate  Thursday ;  and  at  the 
same  inn,  the  lord'  of  the  manoi,  \Villii«m  Selby 
Lowiids,  Ksq.  holds  his  court  leet  annually. 

The  parish  church  is  a  spacious  and  jijuient  struc- 
ture, in  the  later  style  of  Knglisn  aichitectuie,  with  a 
square  embattled  tower  at  its  western  end:  the  living 
is  a  vicaiage,  in  the  gift  of  the  Crowi. ;  the  Rev.  W. 
W.  M'Creight  is  the  nrcsent  incunit'cnt.  There  are 
places  of  worship  for  Baptists  au'l  liidepend"  nis.  and 
an  eiidowe<l  school  now  conducted  upon  the  national 
plan.  'I'he  market  is  held  on  'i'huisdav,  atid  the  fait  s 
February  18tb,  Match  20ilr,  April  20th',  Holy  Thurs- 
day, AuKUst  21sf,  Sepietnber  22nil,  N>iveii,l)er  2fith, 
and  December  9th,  all  for  c.tttle ;  there  are,  besides, 
three  .vfatuie  meetings  for  hiring  servants,  in  the 
month  of  ()cti)bcr.  Tiie  parish  contained,  in  1831, 
1,290  iiihal'itants,  and  in  1841,  1,434. 


POST  OEEICE,  Market  square.  Grant   King,  Post  AJ alter. —  Lettvis  from    all    parts  airive  (from 
Leghton  Buzzard),  every  morning  at  six,  and  are  desiiatched  thereto  at  seven  in  the  evening. 


GENTRY  8e  CLERGY.  i  Horne  M IS.  Hannah,  High  st 

Atteiiboiongh  Kev.ThouirtS  Beards-  j  Jones  Mis.  P'lizaheth,  Gt.  Horn  st 

ley,  Gt.  Horn  st  |  Kt  rr  Uev.  Mark,  Sheen  st 

Bami>ridue  .Mr.  John,  Gt.  Horn  st  }  Lovell  Dr.  Henrv.  Witislow  Hall 
Bavins   Uev.    Adam    (magistrate),  ]  Lowndes  Edward  Selb>,Esq.,Buck- 

Adst^.ck  [lo.dj      iimhunroad  [don  Hall 


Willis  Mr.  David  Thomas  (attorney, 

and   clerk    to  the  niagisi rates), 

Gieat  Horn  street 

ACADEMIES    «e    SCHOOLS. 
Endowed     School      (National), 

Hiuh  st — Wtii.  Hoadley,  master 


Bowen  Mr.  William,  Buckinijiiain    Lowndes  William  Selby,Esq.\Vhad- i  GiaceJ.d.n(boiudiiig  &  day)  Higlist 

r.  William  Walking-    Infants'    School.    Chunhyard— 


Bowler  Mrs.  Ann,  Gt.  Horn  stj 
Brill  .Mrs  Susannah,  High  st 
Brise  Mrs.  Ann,  Sheep  st  [st 


M'C eight  Rev. 

sliaw,  Vicarane 
Staiiiford  Mr.  Richard,  Hrglrst 


Clarke  Mis.CaroiiiicReb -ecajSheeu  Thomas  Rev.  James.  Church  lane 
Diincey  Phiii|»,Ksq  ,Liti!eHorwoiid    West  Mr    John  Robert,  High  st 
Freeinantle  Sir   Tho  nas    Francis,  1  West  Miss  Mary,  Sheep  st 
Bart.,  M.P.,  Swaubourne  .  '  Willis  Miss  Anna  Maria,Gt.Horu  st 


Marv  Hollow,  mist t ess 
LovcU  Henry,  d.C.l.  (gents'  prepa* 

rat-ry)    Win-low  h^ll 
Maydoii  Mildred  (dav),  Highst 
Maviie  Sarah  (day).  Market  square 
Todd  Eru.&  Sar.Auii(Ddg).Sheep  ft 

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;^Iatrr'jJ 


AGENTS. 
French   Joshua  Lewin    (for    Ran- 
soiiie.   aii'l  hop  ami  seed  dealer), 
Gnat  Horn  >t 
Ncal  Wiliaii  ff'>r  the  Ruckiiitihain- 
»hiie  lUihvHy  Coiiipaiiy),fle///«/i, 
Market  si|iiare 
AUCTIONECns    AND     LAND 
AGENTS. 

Dudley  Saniuf I  &  Son,  Gt.  Horn  st 
KiiigJauie>,  Maiket  square 

BAKERS. 

Baldwin  Riclianl.  Gnat  Horn  st 
Corbet'  Unhiri,  Gi<at  Hornst 
Elley  John,  Hij-h  .-t 
Ha/zanl  J^mts  (and  confectioner), 

Market  sqii  ire 
Jones  William,  Hii;h  «t 
BANK. 

Buckingham  IJank  (Hranrh),High 
stre"!— John  King,  manager 

BOOKSELLERS,    STATIONERS 
AND     PRINTERS. 

TwiniiiK  David,  Market  >qiiare 
Witley  Henry,  .Market  >qiiaie 

BOOT    AND  SHOE    MAKERS. 

Abbott  KdwMrd,  Gri-at  Horn  >t 
Bonner  Tlionra*,  Grfat  Horn  st 
Bunce  Maik,  lU-ll  alley 
Cooper  John,  Hiuii  si 
Corkeit  Jtdin,  Hinh  st 
Key-i  Charle^,  Shei  p  st 
Lomath  Jihii,  Hmh  i-t 
Lomatli  William  H'  nry,  High  st 
Rnads  Emanuel,  Hlyh  st 
Scalrtvv.'ll  Charles,  Hij.'li  st 
Stuart  William,  Great  Horn  st 

BREIVERS. 

Barton  Alfud,  .Ma>k<t  -qtiare 
Neal  Willian),  Maikct  s(|uare 

BUTCHERS. 
Bonebam  Samuel,  Hiyh  st 
K>  ys  Stacey 

Larkin  Thomas,  Market  sqnare 
ftlorecraft  Catherim-,  High  st 
Morecraft  Thomas,  Church  lane 

CARPENTERS  &    JOINERS. 
Matthews  Thoma*,  High  vt 
^latthews  William,  Great  Horn  it 
Mayi'»*  Geoiee.  High  st 
Mortimer  Willi:im,  High  st 

CHEMISTS    AND    DRUGGISTS. 

Hawley  Jas.  fdrm-eist;,  M   rket  sq. 
Twining  David,  Maiket  sqii.ire 
Wigley  Htnry,  Murkei  s(juare 

COAL    DEALERS. 

Baldwin  Ri<liaid,  Gr<ai  Horn  st 
Clarke  Gregory  Odell,  Coal  wharf 
Hollicr  Kohi-rt,  Coal  wharf 
HoW'ir'l  Joseph,  Coil  wharf 
Walli"  E'!waid,Coal  wharf 
Ycolet  Geort'P,  Sheen  st 

COOPERS. 

Coxhill  Richard,  Hiyh  st 
Epitton  G<  orge,  lU-U  alley 

FIRE,    etc.   OFFICE  AGENTS. 

General,  James  Morgan,  Market 
square  [ke!  s(iiiare 

Norwich  I'nion.Gpo.  (Jros^.Mar- 

Puo.MX  (fire)  A:  Pelican  (life), 
John  Kiiiit,  Hiuh  st 

RovAL  KxciiANOE,  David  Thomas 
Willis,  Gt.  Hoin  st 


GROCERS    AND    DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

Coxill  Willinm,  High  st 

Elley  John,  Hith  st 

Fremh   Joshua   I.ew^ii    (und  iron- 

monurr),  Great  H"rii  st 
Hawley  J;inies  (&  tallow  chandler), 

M.irki  t  Mjnare 
Ingram  Ji  hn,  HIl'Ii  st 
KiiiK  George,  Market  square 
Monk  Maiy  Ann,  Maikei  square 
Twiiiine  David,  Maiket  square 
Yeulet  Geoige,  Sheep  s^ 

INNS    &    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Bell  Inn  {conmiereial  and  posiing), 

William  Neal.  Maiket  square 
Moof»,  Edmund  lietis,  Tinkii'seiid 
liiill,  Hannah  Wade,  Great  H.  in  st 
Lipoid's  Anns,  .las  U  arner.Hiah  St 
Crooked  Hilh  t,Will;am  John  Joir"^, 
Gt.  Horn  .st  [-quare 

Cniwii,  Hichard  Sharp,  Market 
Crown,  William  White,  Adstock 
Geotiie  Inn,  Alfud  Uirton.  Mar- 
ket square  [High  st 
King's  Hi  ad,  William  Monime', 
Nng'.s  Head,  Chailes  Kevs, Sheep  si 
Phmgh,  ThosAhlfthorpe.Gt  Ho'nst 
Rose  A  Crown,  Rosennn  Toms, 
Market  sqnaie  [Market  square 
Royal  Oak,  Eli7.aheth  Mary  HuH, 
Three  F'igeons,  Wm.  Jones, High  st 
Windmill.  Joseph  Kint',  Hiehst 

LINEN  d(  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

Cross  Georue,  Market  scpiare 
King  Grant,  Maikt  t  square 
Morgan  James.  Market  S(iuare 

MALTSTERS. 
Barton  Alfred   land  hop  merchant), 

Maiket  scpiare 
rr.'ss  George,  Market  square 
Maydon  George,  High  st 
M  lyne  George 

Neil  William,  Market  square 
MILLINERS&  DRESS  MAKERS 
Hootoii  Cl'arlotte,  Sheep  >t 
KeiiniiicsSarnh,  Great  Hornst 
King  Mary,  Church  lane 
Lamhiirn  Johanna, Gnat  Horn  st 
Mayne  &  Harper.  High  st 
StevensMary&Sai  ah, Market  square 
PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS    AND 

GLAZIERS. 
Harrnp  George,  Market  square 
Jennings  Henrv,  Maiket  square 
Willis  Thomas'  High  st 

SADDLERS    AND    HARNESS 
MAKERS. 
Lee  Joseph,  >hee()  st 
I.eeTI  omas,  Market  squaie 
Ktnnings  Geoige.  Great  Hornst 

STRAW    BONNET   MAKERS. 
Fry  Catherine,  Gt.  Horn  st 
Seiit"ii  Louisa.  Slieep  st 
Walker  Jane,  High  st 

SURGEONS. 

Cowley  John  &  Son,  Hanging  style 
Wyiiter  John  St.  Thomas,    High  st 

SURVEYORS. 

KingJohn  Mamlj,  High  st 
M  ai  the  A  sTIioinas  (huihling8),Buck- 
iiiL'hani  road 

TAILORS  AND    DRAPERS 

Rathe  John,  Market  squaie 
Cioss  Geoige 


King  Grant,  Maiket  squaie 
Mayne  John,  Maiket  squme 

WINE  &  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS 

Uarti'ii  Allie'l.  Market  xpiare 
N'  al  Willi  im,  Mari>et  square 
Twilling  l)a<iil,  Maikei  square 

Miscellaneous- 
Abbot  Jobn.  pari«b  cl>-rk,  Slierp  it 
Allen  Hicliaiil,  bricklayer.  Slircp  »t 
Bimebam  rainuel,  beer  retailer.  Hieh  vt 
tbirke    Georse,     tinman    and    brarier, 

Tinkci's  end 
Cowliy  Georgp,  registrar  of  birthi  and 

deaths,  HnnL'ine  style 
Cross  (ieor^r,  registrar  office  for  servnnt* 

Market  square  froad 

Fox  William,  Iieer  retailer,  Duckingliam 
G^s  Works.  High  st 
Gibbs  Itirhard,  b  ickliiyer.  High  *t 
Grace  Elizabeth,  clo'lies  denier,  High  st 
Grare  .Insepli,  blacksmith.  Great  Horn  st 
Gray  Edward,  hlacksniilli,  Great  Horn  »t 
Uinton  M  iry.eartbenware  dealer. Hii;hit 
Inland  UkVknue   Office,   IJell    Ion, 

Market  .sijuare 
K'ng  Joseph,  wheelwright,  Hieh  st 
Lomaili  Tliomas,  assessor  of  taxes,  Mar* 

ki-t  square  [square 

Neal   John    Blake,  hairdresser.    Market 
Rivptt  Thomas,  watch  and  clock  maker, 

Cliureli  lane 
Scott  John,  corn  ch.indirr,  Hish  st 
Sear  Eitward.  coach  maker.  High  st 
Sharp    Benjamin,    tinman   and    brizier. 

Market  sq^iare  [squire 

Simons   Thomas,  hair   dresser.    Market 
Society  for    Priukitino  Christiaw 

Knowlf.dgf,  High  slieet— Rev.  S.  T. 

Ad:im«,  depositary 
SuBscRiPTiov     Bowling    Green,   %t 

the  Geoce  Inn 
Subscription    RE«niNG    Room    and 

Li  em  RY,  Great  Horn  street — Jobantia 

Lamboiirn.  librarian 
West  fjeorge,  tanner.  Hiph  st 
Veiilel  George,  beer  retailer,  Sheep  st 

POOR    LAW    UNION. 

WoRKiiousn,  linckinghaui  road. 

Siirffenn — Mr.  George  Cowlry. 
Chnrliin—Hev.    William    Walkinshatr 

MCreieht. 
Chrk     to     the     Bfinrd     of    Guatdinm  ~ 

David  Thomas  W  illis 
.VAoo/mi'i^rMs— Martha  Ann  Bromley. 
Relievniy  O^cer— Robert  Gurney. 


CONVEYANCE    BY    BAILV^AY, 

ONTHEDUCKINOHAMSMIHF.  BKA\CH 
OF  THE  LONDON  AND  NORTH 
WESTERN    LINE. 

Station,  Buckingham  road  —  William 
Hazelgmve.  si atinn  master  ;  William 
fie-^},  agent  for parffl\.  Bell  Inn;  Jos. 
Hedges,  agent  (f  cullecloroj  heavy  goodi. 


OMNIBUS. 

To  AYI.ESBIJHY.  Cooper's  Omnibui, 
every  \Veilne»(lay  an(^  Saturday 

To  LEIGH  I  ON  BUZZARD.  Coopert 
Om>iil)US.  every  Inesday.  and  a  Mail 
Cart,  Irom  theRose  and  Crown,  every 
eveninn  at  balf-pust  seven 

CARRIERS 

To   LONDtJN    and    various   places,  by 

Hail,  d  lily 
To  AYLESBURY,  —  Woollon.  W'dnes- 

day  and    Saturday,  and  John    Walker 

niid  M  irk  RidBway,  Saturday 
To    BUCKINGHAM.     GeorRe    Yeulett, 

from  his  holl^e.  daily,  and  —  WoottOD, 

M'eilnejday  and  Saturday 

•,*  Besides  the  above  there  aiernrnVrf, 
chiefly  on  the   Market    Days,  to  most  of 

the  surrounding  villages 


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Biicltjef. 


WYCOMBE,  HIGH  and  WEST,  and  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 

JiliinH  WYCONMK,  or  Chipping  Wycombk,  is  as  western  en'l  one  hmi'IreJ  and  eiglit  feet  in  licighf, 
its  aiicifiit  JSaxun  iiHuie  impiie^,  a  niaiket  town — it  is  a'lomed  with  ro<es  and  (lor'cniii'^t's.  Tiie<  linrch  i  on- 
lii<f»vi-eii  l)'ir<iiii;li,  both  coiiiiiriite  ami  pailiamentarv,  tHins  sfveial  iniereNtma;  nionnnu'r  ts — some  of  tlic  m 
in  tiie  hnii'lr  d  of  Ue.-horoimh  ;  29  miles  w.  b\  s.  from  elegant,  pHitcnlar  y  tliose  to  tlie  inenmiy  nf  tiie  Karl  of 
Loud  11.  25  s.K.  fr"m  Oxford,  10  N.  from  Mai'leiiiieail,  SheH'nrn  and  the  Connte«s  of  Slielbnrn,  which  are 
Berl;s — a  lailwMv  station  on  ihe  (ireat  Western  line,  veiv  beantifnl  spe' iinens  of  tonih  .ciilpmre  Tlie  liv- 
and  aliont  15  s.  from  'I'liig  (Her's),  where  tliere  is  a  ing  (.f  Wycombe  is  a  lica'a^e,  in  tlie  gift  of  tlie  Mar- 
station  on  a  blanch  line  in  conm  xion  with  liie  London  qmss  of  Lan^Jowne.  Tlieieare  places  ofworsiii|)  lor 
and  Noitli  Western  railv\ay.  The  town  is  plea^anily  B.iptists,  Independenis.  and  We^leyan  aii'l  Primitive 
sitnated  In  a  valley,  on  ilie  banks  of  the  W\conihe  iMethodists,  and  a  very  neat  nieeiini:  house  for  the 
fitnain,  and  is  considered  the  handsomest  one  in  ilie  S'-cieiy  of  Kiiends.  The  ^lanimar  >chc'Ol,  be'e,  was 
county.  It  consists  of  one  loiiL' and  spacious  street,  endowed  by  a  Mr.  Bowd' n,  by  l)e<]iiest,  in  1790,  who 
fi'in  which  several  sina  ler  oins  branch  out.     'I'he  al>o  provided  a  wteUly  allowance  for  eight  poor  wi- 


towii  had.  sitiiMtxl  in  the  Market  plrice,  a  good  *nb- 
siantial  strnctnre  of  biick,  supp'-itrii  on  stone  |)illars, 
biiilf  in  1757  at  tlie  expense  of  John  Eirl  of  Slielburn  -. 
lu  tills  hall  are  held  the  sessions  for  tiie  town,  and 
otiiei  jini)  ic  iiie>'iiig>;  likewise  the  Countv  Comt, 
nionihly,  ninler  the  act  pi>sc<l  in  1846,  for  tne  recovery 
ofdtbts  10  any  anonnt  not  exceeding  £20.  This  bo- 
rouBli  appear*  to  hae  been  fir>t  incornorat'd  in  1461, 
but  the  mayor ai'd  aldei  nifii  are  nientiniicd  in  ■>  re(  ord 
of  the  reign  of  Kdward  ill.  The  iMniiicinal  Reform 
Act,  pas>edin  1835,  vested  fhegovernin-nt  of  the  tov\n 
in  a  mayor,  four  aldermen,  and  twelve  couin  illors, 
umler  the  style  of  '  tlie  Mayor,  Bailiffs  a"d  Burgesses 
of  the  Borough  of  Chipping  VVyconibe,  in  the  (Jountx 
of  liu'  kinghaui.'    The  pivsent  and  ex-mavor  are  ina- 

f;ist'afes.  Hinh  Wycombe  has  sent  member*  to  par 
lament  from  the  28  h  of  Kdw-ird  I ;  those  at  preseni 
sittiiig  for  till-  borcjut-h  an- Sir  Geo.  Henry  Dashwood. 
Bart,  ami  Maitin  Tucker  Smith,  Es(|. — the  m^yor  i« 
the  retnininif  officer.  The  tiadeof  the  town  compiise- 
the  manufacture  of  chairs  to  a  very  great  extent,  and 
in  ti'e  vi(  inity  are  several  lame  t'^iper  milU.  Tne  valu- 
able Wycombe  stream  is  available  to  the  working  nian> 
millf,  iiot  only  for  i's  paper  trade,  but  for  grinding 
corti  in  l'iig>'  qinntitics.  The  locd  business  of  the 
place  is  generally  goo'l,  and  it  is  a«si-ted  in  this  pai  li- 
cul.it  by  its  S'tuiiti.in  ofthoroughfare,  being  on  theniiin 
road  betHcen  the  nutropulis,  Oxford  and  other  laige 
and  p"pulons  towi  s. 
Tlv  iiati^h  chmchof  All  Saints  i*  a  handsome  stone 


lows.  There  are  schools  coiidu' teil  npon  the  British 
|)l^n,  and  for  infants.  'I'he  principal  seat  in  this  liri- 
nitv  is  Wycombe  Abbey,  the  beautiful  and  |)i(tuirsque 
lonntry  residence  of  Loitl  Caringtnn,  Tlie  niaiket, 
which  is  a  very  consideralde  one  tor  corn,  isoii  Kiiday. 
Kairs,  tlif  third  Monday  in  Api  il,  for  cattle  ;  the  last 
Wednesday  in  .lune,  for  wool;  iiie  Monday  nest  be- 
Michaelma*-day  (a  statute  fair  lor  hiring  serviint*), 
and  Octi-ber  28tli,  forcaitle.  The  t>orougli  and  parish 
of  High  VVyconibe  contained,  in  1831,  6,2;'9  inhabi- 
tants, and  in  1841,  6,480. 

Bather  more  tliHii  two  miles  west  by  north  from  High 
Wycombe  is  the  village  and  jiarish  oi  West  Wvcombe, 
situated  beneath  a  steep  eminence  partly  coveied  vuth 
wood,  vx  hence  the  maiisolenni  and  small  towr-r  of  uh 
beautiful  church  seem  to  emeriie.  The  chur(  h.wiiich 
i*  dedicated  to  Saint  Lawrence,  contains  some  iiiie- 
lestiiig  monuments,  as  doe-  al-o  the  mausolr-uni; 
thoseparticnlarlycl  liming  no' ice  in  the  last  mentioiied 
structure  are,  an  elegant  maible  altar  tomb,  nmltr  a 
I'anopy  supported  by  four  stone  pilhi's,  eretted  to  ihe 
memory  of  Sarah  Baiones*  Le  Desnenser,  who  died 
19th  Jannaiy,  1769  ;  another,  in  beautiful  maible,  re- 
cords ihedeatliot  the  husband  of  the  Baroness;  and 
there  ate  others  belonging  to  the  membeis  of  the 
Dashwood  f.niily.  'i'he  livingisadischargrd  vic.iarage, 
in  the  patronage  I'f  this  family.  Wi  st  Wycombe 
House,  in  this  pari>h,  is  tiie  s  at  of  Sii  Georae  Henry 
Hashwood,  Baronet,  one  of  the  menibers  for  High 
Wvcombe.    Tie  population  of  thepaiifth,  in  1831,  was 


building,  erected  in  the  year  1273,  with  a  tower  at  its    1,901,  and  in  1841,  2,202 

POST  OFFICE,  Kaston-stieet,  High  Wycombh,  George  Harman,  Post  3faster.—Lettern  from 
London  and  various  pi  ices  beynd,  and  from  the  South,  vVest,&c.  arrive  every  iiiorniin;  at  luilf-pa«t  four, and 
attei  noon  at  half- past  two;  and  are  despatched  at  ten  in  the  moining,  and  night  at  twenty-five  minutes  befoie 
nine. 

Letters  fiouj  various  plaos  North,  West,  &c.  arrive  (from  Aylesbury)  every  night  at  twenty  minutes 
after  eiiji't,  and  are  despitched  thereto  at  t  n  minutes  before  live  in  the  morning. 

POST,  West  Wycombe.  Reci-ivhig  Houxe  mUanc  Fryer's. — Letieis  from  all  parts  anive  ffrom  High 
Wycombk)  every  mornini!  iit  a  quarter  past  seven,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  six  in  ths  evening. 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY,     AND 
CLEnGY. 

Allen  Mr.  Joseph.  Bye  Cottage 
Amohl  Uev.  Kdward,  Loudivatcr 
Beaumont  Mr*.  Caroline,  Frogaiore 

House 
Belli*  Bev.  Richard,  Higli  st 


Edmonds  Mrs.  Joan' a.  Easton  st 

E**ex  Mr.  Thomas,  Crendon  lane 

Kiuch  Mr.  Richard  B.,  Oxiord  road 

Kox  Mr.  Thomas,  Crendon  laue 

Foieman  Miss  Jinc,  Hiyh  st 

Fryer  M's.  Klizabeth,  Oxford  road 

Fu'rness  Mr.  Jas.,  Newland  C'.ttage  ;  Pinter  Mrs.  Elijah,  tli,  Ti  mjile  cud 
Bridge^at'-r  Mr.Janie-,Church  lane  !  Grove  Captain  Charles.  High  st  |  Ponlter  Rev.  John,  Crendon  lane 
Bio.ulheadRev.'t'  ().,WestWycoiiihe  ,  GutteridgeMr  Kdninnd, Oxford  road  •  Pii'  e  Mr.  William,  Bedford  row 
Brown    Mrs.  Matilda,    Woodbine  I  Ha>ergal  Mr.  William, Bedford  row  i  Rock  Mi-s  Mary,  Crendon  hn.e 

Collage  ]  Havdeii  Rev.  John,  Easton  st  |  RolesMrs.i^oui-aWare,  Bedfori)  row 

Biy  lilt  Mrs.  Sarah.  Londwater         i  Hedg'  s  Mr*.  Eli/th.,  Medley's  folly   Shackel  Mr.  Thomas,  Marsh  Farm 


Paddon  Rev.  Jidiii  Henrv,  Vcarace 
Pai  1 1  e  .M  r.  W 1 II  iam  ,j  11 II  ,  Bed  fo  I  il  row 
Paine  Mr.  \\  illiam.  Brook  Lodge 
Paiker  Mr.  William,  High  st 
Parsons  Mrs.  Easton  st 
Pignt  Bev.  John,  Hnghendon 


Caiinuton  the  llinht  Honble.  Lord 

Jtobeit,  W\ combe  Abbey 
Carier  Mi.ss  lAlaiy.  Easton  st 
Coltman  Mr.  vvil  iain.  High  st 
Cn  we  the   Honiile.    Mrs.   Harriet, 

LoaKe's  House 
Crewe    Randolph     Henry,     Esq., 

Loake's  House 
Crofts  Mrs.  Sarah,  Temple  end 
Dashwood  Sir  George  Heniy,  Bart, 

M.P.,  VVe*t  Wvcombe  House 
Dean  Mr*.  Martha,  Temple  end 
D'lsraeli     Beija-.iiin,     Esi).,    m.p., 

HuKliendon  House 
Di»racli  James,  Esq.,  Biadenhani 
Edges  Miss.  Rye  Cottage 
Edmonds  Mrs-Giizzell,  High  st 


Helm  Miss  Sophia,  Mon  Plaiser 
Hobson  Rev.  Jesse,  Priory 
Jaqiies  Mr*.  Ann,  Enston  .st 
Judsoii  Rev.William,  Ciendon  lane 
I^ockev  Mr.  Oliver,  Easion  st  [row 
M'Lerotli  .Miss  Jane,  Crendon  lane 
Matthews  Miss  Charlotte,  Bedford 
Mead  Mrs.  Ellen,  Temple  end 
Me\nell  Mr*.  Ann,  Rye  terrnce 
Mill  er  Miss  Emily,  Easton  st 
Moieton  Mr.  Henry,  Oxford  road 
Miisgiave    Heniy  Musgrave,  Esq., 

Brook  House 
Nash  Miss  Ann,  Ea'ton  st 
Neale  John,  Esq.,  Castle  hill 
Newman  John,  Esq.,  Four  ashes 
Newnian  Miss  Mary,  Bedford  row 


'I'leacher  .Mr.  Thomas,  Ea*toii  st 
Ven^bles  Mr.  Ctnirie-,Plumniei  hill 
White  Mr.  Joseph,  Bedford  mw 
Wilkinson  Mrs. Elizabeth,  Easffm  st 
Williams  Mr.  Wm.  Hy.,Chuich  laue 
Wiight  Mr.  Henry,  liedfoid  row 
Younii  Mr.  John,  White  Hart  st 

ACADEMIES    &  SCHOOLS. 

Not  otherwise  dt-scribed  are  Day  Schools. 

Avres  Jo-enh,  Oxford  st 

British    School,     Paul's  row — 

Benjamin Diewett,  niasier;  Mary 

Greaves,  mistress 
Buckiiikhaiii  .lohn.  West  Wycombe 
ClarkeAiiiiA  Eliznbeth,  Church  lune 
Clarke  Jolin(boarding  &  day), Canal 


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WYCOMBE,   &c. 


^latcr'jEi 


ACADEMIES,    6ic.~Cotili'iued. 

Deanehv  School,  Kasion  stiet-t — 

Kdiimnl  Lncf,  iii;i>ter 
Dr  (ii;eAiiL'ii-ta"^(i|il)iii,  Oxford  loa'l 
Grammau  School,  Kasioii  stivei — 

KiliiMiiiil      Kox,     liead     master; 

U  cli.iid  Hi^liin',  st-foiitl  master 
Hani""  Kli/ali>tli,  C'liiidon  lane 
Hettli  I^liittli.  &  Cainliiif,  Kasioii  .•<t 
Hob-oii  Ki'v.  Jtsse,  Piiiiiv 
H'b^i'ii  Maiia  Loni-a    Piiory 
Infants' School  WestW'x combe — 

L"iii>a  Eil»vanls,  iiii>tit'SN 
Infants'    School.    Ldudwater  — 

K'/  a  Gaskiii.  mistress 
Infants'   School,  T'  id  pie  end — 

Alalia  Meii^es,  misMess 
Wiikins    Faiiuy    Ware,  Frograoor 

Cuitaue 

ATTORNEYS. 
Blaii'U'  Wiil'ari).  Ciemlnn  lane 
HHiinan  (  liai'es,  Ka-toii  .-t 
Nash  .loliii  A  S  ■II,  Hiuh  st 
Nasi)  Siiiiideis,  Easioii  st 
P.irkei  Jiiliii,  Kaston  >t 
AUCTIONEERS,  APPRAISERS, 

AND    ESTATE    AGENTS. 
Siinmond-  Heil)frt,  High  st 
VeriH'H  Geiiige,  M'rket  place 
Wesificliljames,  Paul's  row 

BAKERS. 

Rlinko  Motes,  Ka'tmi  st 
Collifi  J.hM,  iM.rsh 
Fry  Cliaiies,  {'aul's  low 
Goo^'chil'l  Uiliiaiii,  VVestWycombe 
GriflRn  Kobert,  dual 
Haiiiian  .loiiii.  N't-wiand 
H.'I'bs  Kli/ab>  111,  Iv.sK.n  st 
Hf'blis  J.tiiifs,  St.  iMai.\'s  ,st 
Hiiilsoii  Hi'iiry,  Ustoitl  road 
Ives  fieorae,  Hi.fli  st 
LmeGe  'rge,  Oxf-rd  st 
Laie  Saimul,   Paul's  row 
Long  Williaiti,  Lower  mar»li 
M.iy  W'lliam  Hei'ry,  Ka-toii  st 
Mead  Wiliam,  West  Wycombe 
Mills  J.iliii,  Und-in-li.ind 
Page  Gi  orge,  t).\ford  road 
Qiiarternian  James,  Oxford  road 
(Juaiteinmn  Suali.  White  Hart  st 
Kiiflety  (iei'rge,  Loiidwaier 
'I'iibiny  .lohn,  Loinhvatcr 
While  Henry,  Qjeen'.s  square 
Wiioster  Cli.irle-,  Canal 

BANKERS. 

Simons  Jolin  &  Chailes  (bianrh  of 
Rrndinc),  Maiket  |ila<e,  (draw 
f'U  VVM  iam  Deacm,  &  Co.,  Lon- 
don), op  n  on  Fridiv 

Wlieeler  Koberi  &  Siin,  High  st, 
('iiaw  on  Willi' &  Co.,  London) 

Savings'  Hank,  Paul's  row,  (open 
on  S.tiir.lav  fiom  10  lill  llj, 
Willi.im  liiitl.r,  acttroy 

BASKET    IVIAKERS. 

Y"iiens  Hoheit,  P^ml's  low 
Voucns  Thomas,  Oxford  road 

BLACKSIVIITHS. 

n.iker  .Inlin.  Lomlwaier 
IJaM  Htniv,  Hivih  st 
liall  William,  l).i<tilenl,am 
Karis  Jos.  |)li.  Hard)  Cross 
Ens'ace  James,  Lowir  n-arsh 
fiiimMh  II  Willi  on,  Paul's  low 
Hunt  (m-'  ri'f  H  iinian,  Canal 
M.aks  Thoniis,  D.iwnlev 
Meak«  Thomas,  Kinvis  beech 
Money  JoMph,  jun.,  linll  laiiu 
■|  ili'iiry  .laiiHM,  Ncv\land 
Tillmry  Widiiin,  S'.  Maiy'sst 
Vtarey  Wihiao),  West  Wycorabe 


BOOKSELLERS,    STATIONERS 
AND    PRINTERS. 

Bu'ler  &  C".  Church  squ.ne 
Fovster  Charles  (and  puidic  library) 
Maiket  jilace 

BOOT    AND     SHOE     MAKERS. 

Atkins  Ilobrit  W.  Ijondou  ruad 
MUL-ir  Ch  .rh  s.  West  U  ycombe 
Anger  William,  West  Wycombe 
Hall  John,  West  Wycomhe 
li.illWiili  imP.  trr^mith.  Cieiidon  In 
Clark  John  (and  doti.ier),  High  st 
Ciimp-on  William,  O.xAnd  load 
Cole  Josejih,  Churcli  square 
(-ross  Ch  iiles.  Canal 
Diy  Joseph,  O.\ford  road 
Gainer  John,  White  Hatt  st 
(iilliii  William,  I'.iiil's  row 
Harman  Pliiiip,  O.sfoid  load 
Harmon  Ki>  hard,  Oxford  road 
H awes  Joseph,  Nruland 
Hill  Thomas,  St.  Mary's  st 
Hohbs  James,  St.  Mai  v*s  st 
Howell  John.  White  Hart  st 
Lani'Stone  VVilliani.  Paul's  row 
Packer  J  ^me>.  Queen's  square 
Kus-ell  .lames,  Lower  niaish 
Smith  Willi  on,  WestW>combe 
Standage  William,  Ciend-.n  lane 
Thomas  James,  Lower  maish 
VViihersWilli.irn,  Queen's  square 

BRAZIERS    AND    TINMEN. 

Hulls  Joseph,  Paul's  row 
Hulls  Mar\,Coiii  maiket 
Laidiam  Joseph,  Paul'.s  row 

BREWERS  AND    MALTSTERS. 

Lucas  Ricliard,  Canal 

Wiieelei  Ko'eit  &  Son,  High  st 

BRICKLAYERS&PLASTERERS 

Allen  Willi  im,  St.  Mirv's  st     [row 
Hmnhani  William  Fiedeiick.l'aul's 
Holland  Charle^  William, Crown  Ine 
Holland  Samuel,  Church  lane 
Seles  Thomas,  Newlaiid 
Williams  James,  Canal 

BUTCHERS. 

Ball  Samuel,  Qui  en's  square 
Bartoii  Klizahitli.  Easton  st 
Coles  Bii'haid,  Briddenhani 
Coopir  Edwin,  Oxfoid  load 
Evans  Charles,  Lowei  marsh 
Fleicher  Alfred,  Ea^ton  st 
HaiUy  Richard,  Lower  marsh 
Haiiey  Rii  hard, jun.,  li'mdwatcr 
Harman  Jnhn.  Newland 
Hill  H. my.  West  Wycombe 
Huit'on  James  Wlie>  lei,  Paul's  row 
Hninphrcy  Wiiliam,  White  Hart  st 
Jone»  John,  Newlan;* 
J'lu'.s  William,  Bodery's  lane 
i.ip-coinb  George,  Osf'rd  load 
Lijiscomh  .loxiah,  Paul's  row 
MorecTrtft  George  Divid, Paul's  row 
Tdbury  Richard,  Homer  ereen 
Watson  William,  Newland 
Wright  Iviwiii  &Tiioin:(s,  Easton  st 

CHAIR    MAKERS. 

Cat  r  Joseph,  Nenland 

Claik  Ch.irU's,  Bo'ieiv's  lane 

I  oilin.s  Jame^,  Uov;nley 

(^'llins  WiMaiii,  Dowiiley 

Kales  Rolieit,  Nev\land 

Ford  Henrv,  «;anal 

(ileni'ti  r  Daniel,  Temple  end 

ll.iiiiiiiL'  Joseph,  West  Wyr ombe 

Harilii  g  Williani,  I'^a^fon  st 

Hat  lis  riioiiiasiSi  Son,  West  Wycombe 

J.itvis  .laine»    Lane  end 

Jones  .liihn,  Fa^ton  »t 

•Mead  Richard  .V  Co. WestWvcombc 

Mealing 'I'lionia-,  Lomlon  road 

AN-llett John,  Newland 

.Mullett  'Jhomas,  Oxford  road 


Savage  William,  Lane  end 
SkiVJl  Edwin,  T.  niple  end 
St.dlwood  Heniy,  Newland 
.Stone  James,  Loiid"ii  road 
Tilbury  Fr.deiick,  Downley 
Tilhuiv  John,  Newland 
'I'leachei  Francis  .lames,  Oxford  rd 
Wiigington  Samuel,  St.  Marv  st 
Wooster  James  &  Chailes.  Canal 
CHEMISTS    &    DRUGQISTS< 
Butler  &  Co.,  Church  -quaie 
Hall  John  D' an.  Hi:;!)  st 
Laii'diile  ,loseph.  Queen's  square 
Tuck  Biickmastcr  Thomas,   White 

Han  .st 
CHINA,  GLASS,  &c.  DEALERS. 
Dixey  Chailes  A    White  Hart  st 
H"llov\eli  Thomas,   Queen's  stiuaro 
.larTity  William  (and  paper  hanger) 

High  bt 

CLOTHES    DEALERS. 

CI  irk  John,  High  st 

Fishwick    Wi  liam   (and  umbrella 

maker).  While  Hanst 
Jack.soii  Tiiomas, White  Hartst 
.Martin  Thomas,  Canal 

COACH    BUILDERS. 

Lovell  Ch  ole>  Harman,  High  st 
Randall  William,  Easton  st 

COAL    DEALERS. 

Cliild  William.  Newland 
HnntfJeoige  Ha'inan,  Oxford  road 
Paine  Henry,  White  Hart  st 
Timberlake  Hemy,  Newland 
Wedgington  Samuel,  St.  Mary's  st 

COOPERS. 

Beaslev  NaMianiel  Lucas,  High  st 
Jones  Willi  ini,  Paul's  mw 

CORN    DEALERS. 
Fryer  William,  Bowdcii  Mill 
Hodsoii  Henry,  Oxfoid  road 
Mai  shall  .lo>eph.  West  Wycombe 
Mead 'fhoiiias,  Wesi  Wycombe 
Paine  Henry,  White  Hart  st 
Putn  im  James,  Bull  Line 
CURRIERS   AND     LEATHER 
CUTTERS. 
Bi)t<  her  Chailes,  QueeiiVs  square 
Butcher  Thomas,  Oxf'rJ  road 
DRAPERS   6c    TEA    DEALERS— 
TRAVELLING. 

{See  also  Linen  Draprrx.^ 
Affleck  .'Xlex  mdcr,  Kasion  st 
Affleck  Willi  on,  Easton  st 
Bennock  .lohn,  Easton  st 
FromI  William,  H'gli  st 
Little  John,  Canal 

FELLMONGERS. 

Evans  Ge<iige,  Canal 

Heninghen    Edmund  (and   wool- 

stapler).  Canal 
Line  Herbert,  Lower  marsh 

FIRE,    etc.,    OFFICE    AGENTS. 
ARCHITECTs'amll5UILDF.Rs',Jose|lh 

.lames  Pontjfix,  High  st 
Atlas,    diaries   Foyster,   Market 

place; and  Butler  and  Co.  Church 

sqiiai'- 
Ciiuitcii    OF    England,    Samuel 

Klexoii,  Canal 
Ci.F.iiirAL    and    Mf.dical    (life), 

Robert  Vi  I  noil,  Ea-toii  st 
County,  John  Harman.  Easton  st 
EiJKOi'KAN  I  lite), .lohn  (JIaike, Canal 
Gknkiial,  J  inK>  Packer,  Eastuii  st 
Grour..  .lohn  Na-h.  Hi.ih  st 
GuAiiDiAN.Saumli  rsNa-h.  Ea-ton  st 
iNliL.sTKiAL   and  (Jenf.RAL  (life), 

Frederick  Manniug,  Oxford  foad 


©(rectory. 


WYCOMBE. 


3Stir^!5. 


Medical  Invalid    »ud  General 

(lite),  TliDiiias   B.  Tuck,   Wni  e 

Han   fit ;  and   William  Blandy, 

Cieii'loii  lane 
National    Mercantile,    James 

West  tie  d.  Pi  id's  vo^v 
Norwich  Union,  George  Vernoii, 

Ma-k**!  jilace 
PH(ENIX,  Georse   Willis,  Churdi 

siiniie;  and  Heibeit  Siinmi'iid», 

Hiah  St  [Oxtoid  rd 

Royal  Exchange.  Jane  Wiight, 
Suffolk  an  I  General  Countv, 

Willi  iin  Stevens,  I'liil's  row 
Sun    David  Jeffrev«,Queeirs  square 
TEMPERANCE{life),Jose|)liSteeveiis, 

Oxford  r-ad 

FUR  CUTTERS. 
Phillips  Thomas  N.n\liiid 
Steeveiis  William,  Paul's  row 

FURNITURE    BROKERS. 
Davis  John,  Paul'-'  row 
Mitch-ll  John,  White  Hart  st 
Simni'inds  Heihert,  High  st 
Ward  Josepli,  Queen's  s(niare 
Waul  Josiih,  WliiteH.it  st 
Watmore  William,  Wliite  Hartst 
Westfield  Jame-,  Paul's  row 
GARDENERS  AND  SEEDSMEN 
Alien  VVilli-im,  London  ro^d 
A>litoM  Charles  land  nurseryman). 

Market  |da<  e 
Lang^tmu'  Tliomas,  Paul's  row 

GROCERS    AND    TEA    AND 
PROVISION    DEALERS. 

(See  also  Sliopkei^pers,  ifc.) 
Collins  Richar  i,  Quer-n's  square 
Co«pe  Edward,  White  Hart  st 
Harmaii John,  Niwl.ind 
HearnA  Co.  High  st 
Heath  Henry,  P  lUl's  row 
Kid«ell  Tlioma-,  Market  place 
Lacey  James,  Ea>toii  >t 
M'.rtoiiG  orge,  Oxiord  rop.d 
Steev-iis  William,  Piul's  row 
Tiionipson  Ueorgi',  P.iul's  row 
Willis  Geoiae,  Clnncli  square 
Wright  Jane,  Oxford  load 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 
Cliuich  (Jeorne,  White  Hiit  st 
DaviN  George  Heiir»,  Newlaud 
Guyatt  James,  Oxford  road 
Priest   Thomas    (and  tobacconist), 

Paul's  row 
RoseJoliu  (and  perfumer),  High  st 

INNS. 

(See  also  Taverns  Hf  Public  Houses) 
Falcon,  RuhardTaidin,  Maiket  pi 
Lion   Hotel,    Richaid    We-tluook, 

High  st  [H^rtst 

White  Halt,  Ann  Casbrook,  Wliite 

IRONMONGERS. 
Grimsdell  Wilham,  P.iul's  row 
Huiihi  8  John,  Queen's  square 

JOINERS    AND    BUILDERS. 
Bovvlei  Joseph.  Oxford  road 
Crook  Henry    Ea^ton  st 
Ciook  M^ry,  E.iston  st 
Jones  William,  Paul's  row 
Na>-h  'I'honiiis,  Loudwater 
Pawley  Francis,  Paui's  row 
Pierce  Jos>'pi>,  jun..  Canal 
Steers  William,  Canal 
Steers  William,  jun..  Canal 
Sfeevens  Joseph,  O.xford  road 
Ward  Joseph,  Q'le'-ii  suu^ire 
Ward  Josiah,  White  Hart  st 
LINEN  &  'WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 
(See  also  Drapers,  l!^■c — Travelling) 
A*ery  Christopher  (and  tea  dealer), 

Oxford  road 
Ball  Seymour  Pile,  Paul's  row 


Heart!  &  Co.  (and  dealers  in  lace) 

Hijjh  sneet 
.Manning  Frederick,  Oxfoid  road 
North  Beiijamin,  VVest  Wjcombe 
Paiker  Geortre  Lloyd,  High  st 
Itedimitoii  Wi  liain(&  pawnbroker), 

Queen's  square 
.'Soiindy  Eliza  M  uia,  Paul's  row 
VVetlierhed  Edwin,  Queen's  square 

MILLERS  AND  MEALMEN- 
Davill  .lohii  &  Son,  Pan  mill 
Edmonds  James,  Bowdcii  mill 
Fryer  Michael  L^wis,  Mill  end 
Caviller  Augu-tine,  Loiidwater 
Lane  Aln-d,  jun..  Basset  Bury  and 

Millrnd 
Pearce  J"b,  Temple  mill        [green 
Qu  ir'irmanJamfS&Tliomas, Marsh 
Kavvliiisdii  John,  Lord's  mill 
Rose  George,  Ash  mill 
Thnrlow  James,  jnn..  Bridge  mill 
MILLINERS&  DRESS  MAKERS 
Aldridge  Marv,  St.  Mary's  st 
Bayne*  Fannv  P.,  E>iston  st 
B'-iiy  Catherine,  Ea»loii  st 
Coop- r  E-tlier,  Oxford  road 
Fasinedge  Sai-ih.  Ea>ton  st 
Griflin  Mary  Ann,  Canal 
l>aiey  Jane,  Ea*ion  st 
Pither  Frances,  White  Hart  st 
RiiiKsell  Harriet,  Oxford  road 
Sautuh  rs  Sarah,  Eastoii  st 
Sianl<  y  Aim,  Queen's  square 
Tomlyn  Jane,  St.  Maty's  st 
Ward  Mary.  White  H.ntst 
Whi(hillo  Sarah,  Oxfoid  road 

PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

.Allen  Rirhard,  Crown  lane 
(Collier  Solomon,  Oxfoid  road 
Cooper  Henry,  E^st  .11  st 
Edmonds  James,  Newland 
Lacfy  Henrv,  Oxford  mad 
Tomlyn  William,  St.  Mary's  st 

PAPER    MANUFACTURERS. 
Edmonds  I'lionias,  Rye  mill 
Gaviller  Audii'^tine,  Loudv\ater 
Lane  Alfred,  Bowden  mill 
Plaistowe  Richard,  Londwatcr 
Saunders  Thomas  Harrv, Beech  mill 
Spic'-r  James  Freeman  Gagf,  Glorv 

Mill  and  Hedge  Mill 
Wheeler  Hemy,  Wycombe  Marsh 
Mill 
parchment  makers. 
Evans  (>e(Mge,  Canal 
H'-ninglieii  ICdmund,  Canal 
Line  Samuel,  Boderys  lane 
ROPE^  TWINE   AND    SACKING 

MANUFACTURER. 
Ytmng  Gfoigf  iNJealiiia,  Easton  si 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Co(  k  John,  West  Wy.ombe 
Gouge  Gi  orge,  Paul's  row 
Grittits  John,  Paul's  row 
Mitchell  John,  White  Hart  st 
Woottfii  Henry,  Paul's  row 
SHOPKEEPERS^  DEALERSIN 
GROCERIES  &  SUNDRIES. 

Ahram  William,  St.  Mary's  street 
Barton  Ann,  Marsh 
Barum  Samuel,  Marsh 
Bedford  .Mary,  Canal 
Grove  Sarah.  High  st 
Harding  Willi  nn.  Easton  st 
Harris  Thomas,  VVest  Wycombe 
Hodsihn  Charles,  West  Wycombe 
HollandCharlesWilliam  Crown  lane 
Howland  Fieilerick,  Newlaiid 
Lepjiiiigion  William,  Loudwater 
Long  Geoige,  Loud  water 
Mead  Richard,  West  Wycombe 


Miller  John  Plank  (and  druggist), 

Lower  mar>h 
.Mills  John,  Bird-in-hind 
Moiris  James,  Lowrr  Marsh 
Uaffety  Ginn;i-,  L'Uidwatf r 
Spring  Wil  iaii,  Paul's  row 
V\'at-on  William,  Newland 
Wright  ThoiiMs,  Ea^ti  n  st 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 
Gilbi'it  Margaivt,  Oxford  road 
Horn  Hariiet.  Evasion  st 
Ives  Rosttt  1,  White  Hart  st 
Keens  Susannah,  dual 
Langsioiie  EmuM,  Paul's  row 
Loni!  Gfor^e  (rrui-tered  pillow  lace 

b(Uineis),  {.lOndwaier 
Mav  Jane,  Easton  st 
Rf)->'e  Marv,  H'gli  st 
Warrell  Eliza,  Paul's  row 
Williams  Ellen,  Church  square 

SURGEONS. 
HaydenVVilliam  Henry.  Easton  st 
Holt  Joseph  R  ise,  M  d.  Si. Mary's  »t 
Jackson  William.  Hiyli  st 
Ko-e  Willii.m.  Hiuh  st 
Turner  John,  High  st 

SURVEYORS — LANDjftc. 
Husst  y  Thomas,  Green  firm 
Mead  'Thomas,  We«t  Wyiombe 
Itbinson  Thoinas(ro  id  j, Dairy  farm 
Spencer  Williani,  Cliui(?li  lane 

TAILORS. 

Marked  thus  •  are  also  Drapers. 
.■\lniond  Daniel,  VVest  VVycombe 
*Ball  Seymoiii  Pile,  Paul's  row 
Eiidall  Henry  William,  Crown  lane 
Endall  Richaid,  Bull  lane 
Lacey  Tnomis,  Easton  st 
Luttman  Giles,  Queen's  square 
O  ikley  Allied,  White  H.irt  st 
•Packer  Jame-,  Ka»ton  st 
Smith  Joseph.  St.  .Mary's  st 
Stevens  Thomas,  White  Hartst 
Tucker  Eflwnrd,  Temidr  end 
'Turner  Samuel,  NevUnd 
V  rleyJolin,  Crown  lane         [row 
Varley  John.  jun..  (aiiddver),Piur3 
U  ingrove  John,  West  Wycombe 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Anchor,  Williiim  Fenner,  St.  .Mary  st 
Ansel.  Joann  I  Cox.  Haul's  row 
Antelope,  I  hofiias  Scoti,C  urch  square 
Bailevinow.  Josepti  Carr,  Newland 
Bell.Georite  Evans,  Canal 
Hird.in-HanH,  Wm.  Iiriilin'  Bird-in-Hand 
Black  Boy,  William  Beir\,  Piiil's  row 
Black  Boy,  Stephen  Taii'lin.W.  Wycombe 
Biicklavers  Arnis,Sanili  Pawley.Downley 
Bull,  John  A^hald,  Bull  lane 
Catherine    Wheel,    Solomon     Howland 

Newland 
Clieqners,  Charles  Rogers,  Bas«ett  Bury 
Clayton  Arms,  Daviil  Bii.'«,  Lane  end 
Coach  &  Hor-es,  Kichd.  Higns,  Easton  st 
Compasses.  William  Cheese,  Gaston  St 
Cow  \  Hare,  John  Jones,  Easton  st 
Cross  Keys,  Henry  Jones.  Hiahst 
Crown,  Joseph  Collins.  Londw.,ter 
Ciown,  H<-nry  Hill.  Crown  lane 
Georije  &  Dmgon,  Pamela  Bowler,  West 

Wycomb- 
Goat.  William  Bnmett,  Easton  st 
Greyhound,  Thomas  B  lynes,  Easton  st 
Half  Moon.  Keziah  Rus-ell, Oxiord  road 
Haie  &  Hounds,  1  hos   Edi;ecorabe,Cunal 
King  of  Prussia,  James  Thomas.  Lower 

marsh  fDownley 

l.e  Despensers     Arms,    Jesse     Brislow 
Lion-in  tlie-Wood,  Joseph   Money,  jun., 

Queeii'>  sqnate 
New  Inn,  Richard  Hailey.  Londwaler 
Old  Anj;el,'lh<imis  Pepall,  Oxford  load 
Queen's  Head.  Samuel  Ball.  Queen's  sq 
Reil  Lion,  riioebe  Ansiiss,  Marsli 
Re-d  Li. .n,  Joseph  Cheese,  Si.  Mary  st 
Red  Lion,. Inhn  Dover,  Braddenliam 
Saracen's  Head  George  Gardner,  Canal 
Seven  Stars,  Thomas  Buugins,  High  et 
Ship,  James  Abbott,  Oxford  road 

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Slater's 


WYCOMBE. 


H^irectors 


TAVER>'JS,    atc—Cimlinut'l. 
Spre^i'i  t:.i'.'lr.G.-uri;f  l.id^ley   ^e^vland 
t<u;i,  G'-»r>:e  Hi<vii>-».  I.^me  md 
Swan.  William  AMmll.  I'.imIN  row 
S*"n.  Willi. m  \\es<.  Wrsl  W>rumlie 
Tlirec  Hiirs-slioes,  Henry  Castl''i  Hnati 
eiirlon  roid  [hiKh  si 

Tlirt-e  Tuns,  Nathaniel  I.ncns  Beaaley 
Whrals'icaf,  Thomas  Reevrs,  High  si 
While  III  I' kbinl.  John  Cole.  Loudwaler 
Wlii'r  Horse, 'Mios.  Pepin.  Bird-in-Hani' 
W'lii'e  Horse  J"S.V>-nabli-s.t'rendiin  Ian. 
Woolpack.  Thomas  Diidiit-j, Oxford  roai 

Retailers  of  Beer- 
Atkins  F.dmn'id,  Lon'lon  road 
Biee'  WiMinm,  Bird. in-Hand 
Uuut  Sarah.  E  islon  ^t 
Brackley  Jonathan,  St.  Mary  st 
Chnrcli  John.  NrttlanJ 
Collier  John.  Marsh 
Collins  William    Downley 
Cooper  William,  Canal 
Eaiis  Josrph    Handy  cross 
Ea'I  Jam- 8,  I.ond.m  road 
Edmonds  J.imes,  Newland 
froit  E.Ki  in.  Cnnd.m  1  me 
Harris  Th..ma<.  White  Hart  it 
Huwes  Kdmnn.l.  Umeend 
Hawes  J  .nies.  OxIorrI  road 
Hawps  \Mlliam.  tixford  road 
Hawkin«  Daniel,  Oxford  road 
He-«ey  Freeman,  l.cuidwaler 
Hod»don  Charles,  M  eM  Wycombe 
HoiiRhton  fieorKe,  St.  Mary  st 
J'.nes  John.  Newland 
Long  William.  Lower  ronrsh 
Lunnon  Joseph,  l.oiidwuter 
Macdermot  Jainej,  St.  Mary  »t 
Mellell  James.  Newlai.d 
Nixon  Samnel,  Newland 
Oxiey  Riihard,  Lane  end 
Phillips  Tlioma-.  NewUind 
Pym  t).-\niel,  Knave.^  beach 

fcoH  William.  Lower  marsh 
llbnry  J..hn,Newhind 
'l"uc>i»r  Edward,  Teniple  end 
Turner  .Abrihani,  L  .w^r  innrsh 
Weilriip  William.  Newland 
Winerove  John.  West  Wycombe 
Wooster  Charles,  f  anal 

TURNERS. 
Bnickley  Joiiatli.iii,  .M.  .Mary's  st 
Pic'iCi*  J..>t'pii,  jiiii.  Canal 
Toiiil)!!  Wiliiaiii.  Sf.  .Marv  st 

WATCH    et  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Kfhr.  iib.uliJoH'pli (clock), Kasiun  :st 
Fiiutaiia  Cliirlrs,  Paul's  low  , 

Joi.nMiii  Williatii,  Coin  iiiaiket         | 
Straime  Cliaik-,  Hi^rli  ."t  | 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Ball  Wilbaiii,  HiKii  st 
Hunt  Heoiee  Haniian,  Canal  | 

Laik  n  riioma.s,  Lower  .Maish  i 

M'Tiis  Janus-.  We-t  \V> combe 
N  "i'li  'riioiiias,  Li>u(U\ater 
Par.'loiv  Wili'aiii,  Lower  uaish        ' 
JJpeiiCfr  Wiliiiiii,  llii;li  st 
T»iiikiii'<  .laiiif-,  D  .wiilt-y 

WHITESMITHS    et    BELL- 
HANGEI^S. 
Giiui'"lcn  W  ■liani-',  {'.iiil's  row 
Shepard   Jaiiit-*    (and  drawn  iron- 

iiiouger»),  Oxf.it!  road 
Miscellaneoui- 

Ball  Thomas. ronfectioner,  Hi.;h  st 
Brni'K'''""  William.slat.iary,  Oxf.ird  ro«d 
BryaMiE'lmiin'l,dealerin  patent  ucdicines, 
Bird.ia-Hand 


CRrrorlB.-nj  imln.watch  repairer  Newland 
Child  J    seph.  glover.  While  Hart  St 
Coltman  John   Tobias,  millwright,  engi- 
neer and  iron  merchant,  Hii;h  st 
Cow  ell  Johi.,praclical  brewer,  Crendon  la 
Un.lley    James,  saw    mill,  and  umbrella 

slick  maker.  West  Wycombe  park 
G»s  MOuKs,  Newland— Jesse  Anderson, 
manazer  [We-t  Wycombe 

Harris  Edmnnd.lemperance  coffee-hnuse, 
H.ihbs  J    me',  ironfonnder.  Lane  end 
Howland  S..loinon.loy  dealer,  I' inl's  row 
Lsi.ANU  Re  vKNCK  Office,  at  the  Fa'con 

Inn,    .Market  place— James  Deverenx 

snperTisor  [White  H.iri  st 

Ire<  Thomas,  last,  clog  &   patten   maker, 
leflTreys  David. hat  manufactr  Queen's  sq 
tones  Henry,  fishmonger   High  i.t 
Lcadheller  John,   wine  and  spirit   roer- 

cliaiit,  Hith  stieet 
LiTKRAKV    In-iitutk,  at  the  Savings' 

Bank— James  Flexon,  serreiary 
Loi  K-UPS,  under  the  Town  Hall -George 

Davis,  s'lperintendent 
Parslow  William  F.,fovk  &  rake  maker, 

Bruddenham 
Pon'yfit  loseph  James.  BTlin  wool,  and 

piano-f.irle  warehonse.  High  street 
Srott  Helen,  slay  maker,  Oxf.ird  road 
Sheriff  Joseph,  conlectioner,  Hiah  st 
Society    for   Pkdmotino   Chbintian 

KNOWLKOOE-Depot,  at  James  Ponly- 

flx's.  High  street 
Spencer  Wm   parish  clerk,  Chnrch  lane 
Stamp  Office.  Church  square— George 

Willis,  sub-distributer 
Steers  Alfred. artist. Canal 
Stevens  'Ih-s.  fishmonger,  White  Hart  s> 
Turner  Abraham,  stationer  &  rag  dealer, 

Paul's  row 
Valliss  William,  poulterer,  Hieh  st 
Varley  John,  eating-house  keeper.  Crown 

lane  [row 

Youens Robert, eating-house  keeper,Paul^ 


REGISTRARS, 

OF  BIRTHS.  UE:aIIIS  a  .MARRIAGE!. 

.Siipenn^e'irf'-'''— Charles  H.irman. 
Rei/islrrir  of  /l/ariiafles— John  Harmai). 
Hfijislrari'f  Biilhi  and  Dtaths—HobeTt 

'lurner. 
Deputy--HeDry  Kingston. 


COUNTY    COURT, 
HELD  MONTHLY  IN  THE  TOWN  HALL. 
Juilrir— J uhu  Herbert  K'.e,  Esq.  Q.c. 
m<iU  hniiiff—  Harrv  lames  Jeiiiier. 
CUtk—^\'.  Charles  Harman. 
Bai'^v— Henry  Stallwood  aud   Charle* 
Peirce. 


PLACES    OF   WORSHIP, 

AND   THEIR    MIM.STRKS. 

All  S»ints'  Church,  Church  square- 
Rev.  John  Henry  Paddon,  vicar;  Rev. 
Richard  Bellis.  curate;  Kev.  Join 
Pq. liter,  assist'int  rurale. 

Saint  Lawrrnce's  Church.  Wesi 
Wycombe — Rev.  fJeorce  Woodhead 

Baptist  (Union)  Chapel.  Eas-ton  st— 
Rev.  Jesse  Hobson. 

Baptist  'Particular)  Chapel.  Newland. 

Inubpe.suent  ChapI'  l.Vi  e  t  V'i'ycombe 

InDhPRNUeNT  CllAPKL,  Crendon  lane. 

Independent  Chapel,  Easton  street — 
Rev   John  Hay.len. 

W^SLF.YAN  Methodist  Chapels,  Si. 
Maiy  stieet.  and  West  Wycombe. 

Primitivk  Metikidisi  Chapel.  Canal. 

Friends'  MEEii\GHocsE,Creudoii  lane 


POOR   LAW    UNION. 

Workhouse,  S  nindertou,  4J  miles 
from  Wycoinlie. 

Cnvirnnr — Jam-s  Clarke. 

Malrnn  — Ann  P.itter. 

SiA'.o/masfer- Joseph  James  King. 

School inislrrsf-  M'S"  Ponlter. 

Siirgcnn — William  Jack -on. 

Chaplain  — Ui-y.  Is.ac  King. 

CIrrk  In  the  Board  of  Guardiani  — 
John  Harman. 

Relieving  Oflicers—Uenry  Kingston,  Ox- 
ford road  ;  George  Painter.  Great  Mar- 
low;  Richard  Darvill,  Prince's  Ris- 
'     borough,  &  Henry  Rustdl,  Bledlow. 


COACHES    &   OMNIBUSES. 

To  LONDON,  a  Coach, (rom  the  Falcon 
Inn,  e>ery  morning  (Sunday  excepted) 
Bt  half-past  eight,  and  afternoon  at 
three  ;  goes  through  BeacousfieM  aod 
Uxbiidge 

To  LONDON. a  Fan.fo'  pas«eneers,&c. 
from  ihe  Swan,  every  Monday, Wednes- 
day and  Friday  afternoon  at  two 

To  HENLEY,  an  Omiiiins,  from  He  Fal- 
con  Inn,  every  Tuesday  and  Friday  at 
Ihiee  o'clock;  goesthionih  Marlow 

To  MAIDENHEAD  STATION,aCoac*, 
from  the  Lion  Hotel,  every  morning 
(Sunday  excepted)  at  ten  minutes  be- 
fore  eight 

T..  SLOUGH  .STATION,  nn  Omnibus, 
from  the  Falcon  Inn,  every  Monday, 
Tuesday.  Wednesday,  Thursday  and 
Sat. morning  at  a  quarter  before  eight,  JC 
from  the  Three  Tnns. every  Monday, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday  at  the  same 
hour 

CONVEYANCE  BY  RAILWAY. 
The  nearest  Sintions  are  MaIDknrkaD, 
ten  miles  distant,  and  Si  ouch,  about 
thirteen  miles,  both  on  the  GrraT 
Westehn  Railwa  v,and  TliING.about 
fifteen,  on  the  Lo.xDO.v  and  NoHTtf 
Wesi  ern  line. 
There  are  regular  Conveyances  1o  the 
Station,  on  the  Gieat  Western  Line,  a* 
given  above. 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,  John  Paine,  from  — 
Dancer's  yard,  daily  ;  Jas.  Abbott,  from 
his  house,  Oxford  road,  and  laniei 
Sunter,  from  the  Hnlf  Moon,  Mondajr 
and  Thursday;  8c  Henry  Hatton,  from 
the  Woolpack,  Sunday, Wednesday  aod 
Friday, 

To  A.MERSHAM  and  CHESHAM.Wni. 
Chee.-.e,  from  his  hiuise,  Ea<tons,  M'ed- 
nesday  and  Saturday  ;  Wm.  Chapman* 
from  the  Antelope,  Tuesday  &  Friday, 
and  William  Foster,  from  the  Tbrc* 
Tunt.  Monday  and  Friday 

To  CH  F,N1  ES,  —  White,  from  theXhreo 
Tun",  Friday 

To  KINGS  IDN  (Oxford),HenryHatton, 
from  the  Woolpack,  Sunday,  Tuesday 
an)   Friday 

To  LANE  END,  Edmund  Hawes,  from 
i  the  Whe»tsheal.  Monday,  Wednesday, 
Friday  and  Saturday 

To   OXFORD,    John    Paine,    from    — 

'      Dancer's  yard,  Tuesday  and  Friday 


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CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 

M.  HIS  is  an  inland  County,  bounded  on  tli«  north  by  the  county  of  Lincoln;  on  the  nortii-west  by  those 
of  Northampton  and  Huntingdon;  on  tlie  west  by  the  latter  county ;  on  the  south  by  Heitfoidshire  and  Essex; 
on  tiie  east  by  Suffolk;  and  on  the  north-east  by  Norfolk.  Its  limits,  for  all  tlie  northern  half,  are  rivers,  and 
their  comnumicatiiig  bi  anches,  so  intermixed  as  with  difficulty  to  be  traced ;  the  southern  half  has  an  indented 
and  undistinguished  boundary  line  on  the  adjactnt  counties.  Its  greatest  length  is  nearly  fifty  miles,  and  its 
breadih,  at  the  south  and  widest  extremity,  above  twenty-five;  in  circumference  it  is  one  hundred  and  thiity 
miles,  and  contains  eight  hundred  and  fifty-seven  square  miles,  or  548,480  statute  acres.  lu  size  Cambridge- 
shire ranks  as  the  twenty-sixth  English  county,  and  in  jjopulation  as  the  thirtieth. 

Early  history. — When  the  Romans  invaded  this  kingdom,  Cambridgesliire  formed  part  of  the  Icenii 
division  and  was  peopled  by  a  tribe  called  the  Cennomanii .-  when  Britain  was  first  divided  bv  the  invaders,  the 
county  was  included  in  Britamna  Superivr — suhsequently  in  Britannia  Prima ,-  and  in  the  third  and  last  divi- 
sion it  formed  part  oi  Flania  Ccesariensis.  During  the  Saxon  Octarchy  it  composed  a  portion  of  the  kingdom 
of  East  Anglia-:  the  '  Devil's  Ditch,'  wiiich  runs  across  Newmarket  heath,  in  a  straight  line  for  several  miles, 
lO  lleach  (where  th.e  fens  were  anciently  marshy  and  impassable) ,  Camden  mentions  to  have  been  one  of  the 
boundaries  of  that  kingdom ;  the  earth  that  was  dug  out  of  the  trench  is  thrown  up,  and  forms  a  iiigh  bank  on 
the  east  side,  wiiich  is  that  next  to  the  fens.  The  principal  ancient  roads  tliat  crossed  the  county  were  the 
iknield-street,  vvbich  enteied  from  Suffolk  near  Newmarket,  and  quitted  at  Royston;  the  Ermin-street  which 
passed  throunh  on  the  line  of  the  great  North  road;  and  the  great  Roman  way  from  Colchester  to  Chester, 
which  crosses  ihe  county  from  east  to  west,  passing  through  Cambridge.  'I'he  most  considerable  encampment 
is  that  called  Handlebury  on  the  highest  part  of  Gogmagog  hills,  supposed  to  be  of  British  origin.  The  Isle  of 
Ely,  from  an  early  period,  foi  med  aseparate  district  with  an  independent  jurisdiction— being  called  by  the  Saxons 
Sowth-Girwa.  After  the  destruction  of  Ely  by  the  Danes,  king  Bnrrhed  annexed  the  isle  to  the  kingdom  of 
Mercia.  After  the  battle  of  Hastings  and  the  consequent  advance  of  tiie  Conqueror  into  the  interior,  the  Isle 
of  Ely,  from  its  situation  in  the  midst  of  fens,  became  a  place  of  refuge  of  the  Anglo-Saxon  prelates  and  nobles; 
and  it  held  out  against  the  attacks  of  Herevvard  for  more  than  seven  years,  and  it  only  surrendered  in  1074, 
througb  the  treachery  of  the  abbot  and  monks  of  Ely.  During  tiie  civil  wars  of  Stephen,  John  and  Henry  III, 
the  county  in  general  and  Ely  in  particular  suffered  severely  from  the  contending  parties.  'I'he  only  historical 
event  of  importance,  from  the  reign  of  Henry  II!  to  that  of  Charles  I,  is  the  proclaiming  of  Lady  Jane  Grey  at 
Cambridge  by  the  Duke  of  NortbumheTland  in  1553.  At  the  commencement  of  the  parliamentary  war  this 
county  generally,  and  the  Isle  of  Ely,  combined  against  the  king's  parly;  the  LTniversity,  however,  was  an 
excei>tion,  having  voted  its  plate  to  the  service  of  Charles.  Inl643  Cromwell  obtained  possession  of  Cambridge, 
and  ill  1645  he  secured  tiie  Isle  of  Ely.  In  August  of  the  same  year  the  kim;  marclied  towards  Cambridge, 
but  without  attacking  tiie  town.  After  the  seizure  of  the  king,  in  1647,  by  Colonel  Joyce,  he  was  conveyed  to 
Childerley,  about  eight  miles  from  Cambridge;  and  on  the  7tb  of  June,  in  that  year,  Cromwell,  accompanied 
by  Fairfax,  waited  on  the  royal  captive,  when  both  disowned  all  participation  in  the  seizuie  of  his  person :  two 
days  afterwards  the  king  was  removed  to  Newmarket. 

Soil,  suhface,  produce  and  clim/vte. — The  soil  is  diversified,  consisting  principally  of  a  mixture  of 
clay  and  sand,  and  of  a  strong  black  mould  and  giavel.  The  rich  marshes  in  the  vicinity  fif  VVisbeach  exhibit 
a  mixture  of  sand  and  clay,  or  silt— the  fens,  a  strong  black  earth  or  moor,  lying  uiron  gravel  or  turf  moor, 
very  favourable  for  tiie  culture  of  oats  and  coleseed.  In  the  uplands  the  soils  vary,  being  composed  of  chalk, 
gravel  loam  and  tender  clay,  and  clay  upon  gravel.  Notwithstanding  the  immense  expense  and  labour  which 
have  been  bestowed  in  draining  the  fens,  there  is  still  a  large  extent  in  a  waste  and  unimproved  condition.  In 
this  part  the  application  of  the  land  is  various :  where  the  soil  is  preserved  from  the  floods,  or  only  subject  to 
occasional  inundations,  it  has  all  the  fertility  of  wa'er  meadows — the  crops  of  oats  are  particularly  abundant, 
the  produce  frequently  being  from  fifty  to  sixty  bushels  per  acre.  The  northern  part  of  the  county,  including 
the  Isle  of  Ely,  is  mostly  fen  land,  and  quite  level,  intersected  by  numerous  canals  and  ditches;  this  descrip- 
tion of  land  coinpris'es  nearly  half  of  the  large  agricultuial  district  called  'the  Bedford  level.'  |The  Great 
Level,'  whicii  includes  a  tiact  of  400,000  acres,  has  been,  from  an  early  period,  divided  into  three  distiicis,  viz. 
the  North  Levtl,  the  Middle  Level  and  the  South  Level.  The  surface  of  the  county  exbitiits  great  vaiiety  : 
the  parts  adjoiningtiiecounties  of  Suffolk,  Essex  and  Hertford,  have  gently  rising  hills  with  downs  and  open 
corn-fields,  and  a  coiisideiable  portion  of  wood  in  the  part  contiguous  to  Suffolk  ;  but  in  other  parts  there  is  a 
greatscartity  of  limber.  The  south-western  part  of  the  county  is  the  most  agreeable,  being  raised  in  its  surface 
and  watered  by  the  Cam :  some  very  fine  butter  is  made  on  the  dairy  farms  in  tliis  distiict  and  the  valley 
through  whicli  the  Cam  flows,  whicli  is  in  much  demand  in  London,  and  there  sold  undi  r  the  name  of  Caui- 
biidge  butter.'  The  vicinity  of  Cottenham  (a  village  near  Cambridge)  is  famous  for  a  peculiar  kind  of  newr 
cheese,  of  a  singularly  delicious  flavour;  the  superiority  of  this  cheese  is  not  ascribed  to  any  particular  mode  in 
the  management  of  tlie  dairies,  but  solely  to  the  nature  of  the  herbage  on  the  commons  :  in  the  parish  of  Cot- 
tenham, alone,  it  is  said,  nearly  two  thousand  cows  are  kept.  In  this  part  of  the  county  many  calves  are 
suckled  for  the  London  markets.  In  some  of  the  parishes  bordering  on  Essex  saffron  is  cultivated.  Hemp  and 
flax  are  raised  to  a  considerable  extent  in  the  parislies  of  Upwell,  Welney,  Outwell,  Elm  and  VVisbeach, 
particuiailyin  the  two  first;  and  the  neighiiourbood  of  Ely  is  noted  for  producing  garden  vegetables  of  excellent 
quality,  'i'he  south-eastern  division,  reaching  from  Gogmagog  Hills  to  Newmarket,  is  bleak,  heathy,  and 
thinly  inhabited — being  connected  wiih  that  vast  tract  of  land  which,  extending  southwards  into  Essex,  and 
northward  accross  Suffolk  into  Norfolk,  forms  one  of  the  largest  plains  in  the  kingdom.  The  southern  portion 
of  the  county,  consisting  chiefly  of  elevated  land,  exhibits  a  remarkable  contrast  to  the  north  division,  and  is 
productive  of  fine  wheat,  barley  and  oats:  the  heaths  and  commons  that  intersect  this  district  furnisji 
sustenance  to  many  thousand  siieep;  the  number  kept  in  the  countv  may  be  averaged  at  160,000.  There  is 
some  pleasing  scenery  about  Linton,  Hildersham  and  other  villages  iti  the  valley,  through  which  the  Granta 
runs,  beiween  Cambridge  and  Bartlow,  which  abounds  with  elm  trees.  The  views  from  the  higher  part  of 
the  Earl  of  Hardwicke's  park  at  Wimpole,  are  very  fine.  The  climate  of  Cambiidgeshire  is  much  more  salu- 
brious than  it  was  formerly.  The  air  may  now  be  said  to  be  pure  and  healthy,  excepting  in  the  more  northern 
parts,  which  are  rendered  damp  by  the  excessive  portion  of  fenny  grounds:  these  tracts,  however,  having  been 
extensively  drained,  the  moistness  and  impurity  of  the  air  have  been  greatly  diminished,  and  the  climate 
lii'.ppily  and  materially  impioved. 

Manufactures  are  scarcely  known  in  this  county,  with  the  exception  of  a  sort  of  white  brick  for 
cleaning  iron,  brass,  &c,,  and  coarse  pottery  ware  ;  but  the  general  trade  of  some  of  the  towns  is  very  consi- 
derable, and  the  commerce  arising  fiom  agricultural  produce  of  great  importance.  Wisbeach  possesses  a 
valuable  trade  in  the  export  of  corn,  and  of  oil  from  the  seed-mills,  in  its  neighbourhood.  Cambridge  may  be 
said  to  be  snfticienily  famous  by  its  University  to  dispense  with  other  distinctions.  Newmarket,  partly  in  this 
county  and  partly  in  that  of  Suffolk,  is  the  most  celebrated  place  in  England,  or  even  the  world,  for  horse-races, 
for  whicli  its  extensive  and  fijiely  tuifeU  heath  is  peculiaiiy  adapted:  Charles  II  built  a  seat  here,  for  the  sake 

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of  this  diversion  ;  and  tlie  town  still  derives  it-;  sule  conse(]iieMce  and  siippdrt  from  tlie  attendance  of  nobility 
and  gentry  at  the  several  race  meetings,  wliile  the  agriculturists  on  the  borders  of  the  two  counties  are  greatly 
benetited  hv  the  Tuely  markets  for  Imise  provender,  lirewing  and  mailing  are  carried  on  exteiisiveh  in  severalof 
the  towns— Cambridge  piiitici  pates  laigrly  in  these  braiici.'o  ;  imdlicie,  also,  is  made  the  delicacy  called  hrawn, 
highly  appreciated  by  the  epicure,  and  for  wi)ii  h  a  reijulur  demand  exists,  especially  for  consumption  in  London. 
AivEtts,  CANALS  and  RAi  L«  A  VS.— Tlic  principal  ijiveks  of  Cambridge  are  the  Ou>e,  the  Cam  or 
Graiita,  the  Ntiie,  and  the  Old  and  New  Bedford  (ariitiL'ial)  rivers.  The  Ouse enters  the  county  between  Feu 
Drayton  and  Eariih:  thence  it  runs  eastward  through  ihe  lens;  and  afterwards,  tal<ing  a  noriherly  direction, 
passes  Strtrtliam,  Klv  and  Little|>oit,  and  flows  into  Norfolk.  The  Cam  has  three  brandies,  the  thief  of  wliicli 
rises  near  Asluvell,  in  Hertfonlsliiie,  and  enters  the  county  to  the  west  of  Guilden  Morton  ;  thence  flowing  to 
the  north-east,  it  receives  several  rivulets,  and  near  (irantciiester  has  its  current  enlarged  by  the  united  waters 
of  iis  sister  streams  ;  and  lieiice,  takhig  a  northerly  course,  the  Cam  glides  through  the  walks  of  science,  orna- 
iiientins  the  ground>  of  the  principal  colleu'esiit  Cainhridne,  and  falls  into  the  Ouse  near  Tbetford.  The  Nene 
is  a  boundary  stream  between  Huntingdonshire  and  the  Lie  of  Ely  to  Morelon's  Leam,  whence  it  proceeds  to 
and  minales  with  the  Cioss  Ke\s  wash.  The  Nt  w  Bedford  river  is  the  principal  navigation  for  barges  passing 
fiom  the  upper  to  the  lower  parts  of  the  Ouse.  The  Olil  Bedford  runs  parallel  with  tlie  last  river;  it  has  been 
but  little  navigated  (excepting  the  lower  paitof  it,  near  Diovcr  Sluice,)  since  tlie  opening  of  the  new  rivers. 
The  rivers  abound  «itb  fish:  the  pike  and  eels  are  especially  plentiful ;  and  smelts  of  a  yood  quality  and  in 
considerable  inunheis  are  taken  in  the  Bedford  river.  The  canals  are  tiie  Vermuyden's,  which  commences 
at  Ramsay;  a  canal  from  Outwell  to  Wisbeacli;  another  from  Peterboiough  to  Staiiground  Sluice;  and  some 
siioit  cuts  from  the  Ouse  toScdiam,  Reach  and  Burwell.  Railwavk. — 'J'he  Cambriilgo  Section  of  the  Eastern 
Counties  Railway  enters  this  county  a  little  to  the  north  of  Gieat  Chesteiford  (Essex),  near  Ickletoii  Abbey, 
proceeding  to  Canibridse,  E'y,  March  and  Chatteris,  and  subse()Ufntly  joins  the  East  Amilian  Railway.  From 
Ely  there  are  lines  to  .March,  VVhittlisea  and  Peterborough;  likewise  to  Saint  Ives  and  Huntingdon.  About 
three  miles  east  of  Saint  Ives  a  branch  communicates  with  Cambiidge;  while  from  Great  Che>terford  (before 
mentioned)  a  line  lakts  the  trnveller  to  Newm;irkct. 

Ecclesiastical  and  civil  divisions,  and  rei'Resentation. — Cambridi;eshire  is  naturally  divided  into 
two  paits  by  the  river  Ou-e— the  most  northerly  being  chitfly  composed  of  the  Isle  of  Ely,  in  which  diocess 
(exct  ptiiig  fifteen  paiislies  in  the  eastern  [lart,  which  are  in  the  dioccss  of  Norwich,  and  Isleliam  parish,  in  that 
of  Koche-ter,)  the  county  is  comprehended.  It  is  included  in  the  Norfolk  Ciicnit  of  the  judges  ;  and  for  civil 
purposes  is  divided  into  seventeen  hundreds,  namely,  Arrningford,  Cliesterton,  Chevely,  C^hilfoid,  Ely,  Fiendish, 
Longstow,  Northstow,  Prtpworth,  lladfield,  Strtjiloe,  Staine,  Threplow,  Wetberley,  Whitilesfoid,  Wisbeacli 
and  Witchford  :  these  contain  one  bundled  and  sixty-two  jiarishes  and  five  pans  of  paiislus,  one  city  (Ely), 
one  county  and  borough  town  (Cambridge),  seven  other  market  towns,  and  part  of  the  market  town  of  New- 
market. The  whole  shire  it  turns  seven  r«  picsentatiyes  to  the  imperial  parliament — thus  distributed,  two  each 
for  the  town  of  Cambiidge  and  its  University,  and  three  for  the  county  at  large:  the  L'entlemeii  at  present 
sitting  for  the  county  aie,  the  Hon.  Eliot  Thomas  Yoikc,  Richard  Gie.ivcsTownley,  i'^squire,  and  Loid  GeorL'e 
J(din  iM.inueis.  Votes  for  ccjunty  members  are  taken  at  Cambridge,  Ely,  Newmarket,  Royston,  Whittlesey 
and  Wisoeac  h. 

Population,  &c. — By  the  returns  made  to  Government  at  the  census  of  1841,  Cambridgeshire  contained 
81,611  males,  and  82,848  finales— total  l(;4,4r)9;  exhibiting  an  increase  over  the  reiuins  of  18  :l  ot  20,.504 
inhabit. lilts.  'I"be  annual  value  of  Real  Property,  in  this  county,  as  assessed  _to  the  [Poor  Rates,  in  1815, 
aiuouuted  to  £(145,554,  and  in  1841  to  £868,(i84. 


Distance  Table  of  To^nrns  in  Cambridgeshire. 

The  name;?  of  the  towns  are  on  the  top  and  side,  and  the  square  where  both  meet  gives  the  distance. 

From  Londtn. 

Catnbridge,  xo.  and  s 51 

Chatleins 28  Chatteri«',  s 71 

Ely  1 16  12|Elv,  th.  (by  way  of  Cambridge) 67 

I/niton 1 1 1 ;«  2rLinton,*^// 48 

March \^2\  8  19  156  March./. 79 

Newmarket   ll.'i  25  l.'i  14  2()j Newmarket,  tu.  and  s 59 


Roy.stoii  , . . 

Soham 

Thornev . . . 

Whittle's.a. 
Wisbeach    . 


i;v:v2.so  15:^9  2( 

19  18    6  19  25    8 

40li8:v2  50  I■lU.^ 

;«)|15  27  41  11  40 


Royston,  w .S8 

i2iSoham 69 

l4:59|Tliorriey,  th 86 

;;9  ;?:<!  5  j  Wbittlesea,  /". 78 


,4;5  19;'.l  r.0  11';',9l51  .'WiU  |  19  |  Wisbeach,*. 


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e. 


BURWELL, 

SWAFFHAM  PRIOR  AND  SWAFFHA.M   BULBECK. 


►  IIRWELL  isa  jiaii^h,  in  the  biiiidred  of  Staploe  followiii'.;  day,  they  being  so  disfigured  as  to  preclude 
— the  xiilajic,  large  and  populous,  is  13  miles  n.e.  fmm  recognition  iiy  their  rebitives.  A  most  attiactive  orita- 
Cambridgr,  5  s   fiom  .Sohaiii,  and  4  N.w.  of  Ni'wmai-    merrt   to  this  villau'e  is  its  beantiful  church  of  Saint 


ket  ;  situati  d  on  the  boiilcis  of  ;in  indi-niatioii  of  the 
county  of  Siiffidk.  The  malting  bnsiiiess  is  carric<i  on 
liere  somewiint  ex'ensivelv,  the  timber  trade  is  like- 
wise of  some  iin|ior tance,  and  theie  are  several  Hour 
and  meal  mills.  A  dnadfirl  ciicrimstairce,  which  oc- 
curred on   the  8ilr  of  September,   1727,  renders   this 


Maiy,  in  the  Gothic  style,  ami  scarcely  excelled  by  any 
villagi' chinch  in  the  kingdom:  tlie  livim;  is  a  vicar- 
age, ill  the  patronage  of  the  Eail  of  Guildford  ;  the 
present  incuinbent  is  the  Rev.  J.  .1.  Baiiies.  There 
aieaNo  jilaces  of  worship  for  Bapii>ts,  Indepcndints 
arrd    We^hyaii   Methodists.      A    treat   building   for   a 


village  lamentably  'n'nini;ib;e  : —a  ^;reat  iiumbir  of  British  school  was  opened  in  April,  1846,  for  the  edu- 
persoiis  ha  I  a^^emhled  in  a  hai  n  to  see  ;i  puppet  show,  catiorr  of  children  of  either  sex.  Population  of  the 
and  during  the  (xhiiiiiion  the  building  accidiiitally  paii-h,  iir  18;il,  I,6(i8,  and  in  1841, 1,820. 
took  fire.  'I'he  rush  lowaids  the  oidy  passage  of  egress  Sv\aifiiaim  Pifiou,  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of 
was  consecjuently  desperate ;  mrfor  tiinately  the  door  Taine — the  village  is  situated  2  miles  s.  by  w.  from 
opened  inwaidly,  and  by  the  pressure  fioni  witliiii,  Biiiwell,  in  an  agricultural  district,  noted  for  the 
tliismtans  of  escape  became  impiMctirahle;  at  length  the  growth  of  red  wheat.  In  this  village  are  two  churches 
door  was  demolished  by  the  crowil  that  had  assembled  — rhe  otre  dedicated  to  Saint  (Jyrie  (or  Saint  Cyriac), 
outride,  and  the  surviving  persons  were  dragged  and  the  other  to  St.  iMaiy  ;  the  latter  has  long  lieeii  in 
overibe  dead  or  expiiiirg  victims.  Sevdity-seveii  in-  ruins  :  they  are  both  in  the  same  churchyanl.  The 
dividuals  perished  by  this  appalling  catastrophe:  the  livini;  of  the  parish  is  a  vicarage,  in  the  alternate  pa- 
bodies  were  all  interred  in  one  capacious  grave  on  th'*  tronage  of  the  Bishop,  and  the  Dean  and  Ciiapter  of 


liirtctoip. 


BUR  WELL,  &c. 


€rami&rit(ges6frf* 


Ely  ;  the  present  incumbent  is  the  Rev.  Joseph  Maddy. 
There  is  a  charity  school  conducted  upon  the  national 
pl;in.  Population  of  the  parish,  in  1831,  1,102,  and 
in  1841,  1,226". 

Ab(nit  one  mile  from,  and  in  the  same  hundred  as 
the  above  village  is  Swaffham  Bulbeck.  Fioni  the 
river  Cam,  which  partly  bounds  the  parish,  there  is  a 
a  branch  Cilied  Swaffham   Lode,  navigable  to  the  vil- 


lage. The  church  is  dedicated  to  Saint  Mary  :  the 
living  is  a  discharged  vicaiage,  in  the  patronage  of  the 
liishopof  Ely;  the  Rev. Leonard Jenyns is  the  present 
incnmbent.  A  charity  school  was  founded  here  in 
1721,  by  Mrs.  Frances  Towers,  and  endowed  with  £50 
per  annum.  The  remains  of  a  Benedictine  nunnery 
are  visible  here.  Population  of  the  parish  in  1831, 
727,  and  in  1841,  806. 


POST,  BuRWELL,  Receiving  House  at  Susannah  Bayley's.— Letters  arrive  every  morning  at  a  quarter 
before  nine,  and  are  de-paiehed  at  six  in  the  evening. 

POST,  SwAEFHAM  Prior,  Receiving  House,  at  Thomas  Palmby's.— Letters  arrive  every  morning  a 
lialf-pnsi  nine,  and  are  despatched  at  half-past  live  in  the  evenine. 

POST,  Swaffham  Bulbeck,  Receiving  House  at  Joseph  Hills. — Letters  arrive  every  morning  at  ten,  and 
are  despatched  at  five  in  the  afternoon. 

^*^,  All  letters  connected  with  the  above  places  arrive  from  and  are  despatched  through  the  Newmarket 
office. 


GENTRY   AND    CLERGY. 

Alix  Mrs.  Maria,  Swaffham  Prior 
Arber  Mrs.  Mary,  Burwell      [well 
Baines  Rev.  Joiui  Johnstone,   Bur- 
Cliamhers  Samuel,  Esq.  Swaffham 
Bulbeck  [Bulbeck 

Giblin  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  Swaffham 
Jenyns    Kev.    Leonard,    Vicarai;e, 

Swaffham  Bulbeck 
Lucas  Thomas,  surgeon,  Burwell 
Maddy  Rev.  Joseph,  SwaffhamPrior 
Philps  Rev.  Abel  Richard,  Burwell 
Pratt  Mr.  William,  Biirwell 
Preston  Mr.  VVm.  Swaffham  Prior 
Wilkinson  Isaac  Herbert, Esq. Swaff- 
ham Prior 
Wilson  Mr.  William,  Burwell 

SCHOOLS. 

British  School  (bovs  and  girls), 
Burwell — Jane  Poulton,  mistress 
Feoffees'  School  (boys  &giils), 
liurwell — Samuel  Driver,  niastei ; 
Elizaheth  VVvatt,  mistress 
National  School  (boys  &  girls), 
Swaffham  Bulheek — Joseph  Hill, 
master;  Sarah  Hill,  mistress 
BAKERS    &   FLOUR  DEALERS. 
Bailey  Matthew,  Swaffham  Bulbeck 
Powell  Thomas,  Burwell 
Webb  George,  Swaffham  Prior 

BLACKSMITHS. 
Hills  George,  Burwell 
Horsley  Robert,  Burwell 
Iverson  John,  Burwell 
Stevens  Sarah,  Swaffham  Bulbeck 
Waters  Thomas,  Svvaffham  Prior 
BOOT   AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 
Arber  Benjamin,  Burwell 
Barnes  Francis,  Burwell 
Barnes  William,  Saffron  Prior 
Bowers  Edward,  Burwell 
Branwhite  William,  Burwell 
Crane  John,  Burwell 
Day  John,  Swaffham  Prior 
Day  Samuel,  Swaffham  Prior 
Downman  Chas.  Swaffham  Bulbeck 
Hunt  John,  Burwell 
Mason  Joseph,  Burwell 
Miller  John,  Swaffham  Bulbeck 
Pumfrey  William, Swaffham  Bulbeck 

BRICKLAYERS. 
Adams  Philip,  Saffnm  Prior 
Gardiner  Stephen,  Burwell 
Hunt  Thomas,  Svviffham  Bulbeck 
Watling  John,  Saffron  Prior 
WatUngWilliam,  Swaffham  Bulbeck 

BUTCHERS. 

Bridaeman  Joseph,  Burwell 
Feaks  Urban,  Swaffham  Prior 
Gunton  John,  Swaffham  Prior 
JefferyCli.is.Reuben,SwaffhamPiior 
Peachey  Robert,  Buiwell 
CARPENTERS     AND    WHEEL- 
WRIGHTS. 
Bridgeman  William,  Buiwell 
Cook  Sanderson,  Saffron  Prior 
Danby  William,  Burwell 
Davey  Henry,  Burwell 


Faircliff Edward,  Burwell 

Martin  Henrv,  Burwell 

Palmby  Eras. Dauby, Swrtffbam  Prior 

Pottengell  William,  Burwell 

Stevens  Henry,  Swaffham  Bulbeck 

Stevens  Sarah,  Swaffham  Bulbeck 

Webb  John,  Swaffham  Bulbeck 

C0AL1  &    CORN    MERCHANTS. 

Andrews  Heniy,  jun.  Burwell 

Ball  Edward,  Burwell 

Ellis  John  (and  timber),  Swaffliam 

Bulbeck 
Giblin  Charles  &  Henry  (and  tim- 
ber, wine,  and  spirit),  Swaffham 
Bulbeck 
Harding  William  (coal),  Burwell 
Hawkes  Benjamin,  Burwell 

COLLAR    MAKERS. 

Arber  Chailes,  Burwell 
Green  Ralph,  Burwell 
Norman  James,  Burwell 

FIRE,  etc.  OFFICE    AGENTS. 
Phcenix  (fire),  John  Ellis,  Swaff- 
ham Bulbeck 
Royal    Farmers'  and   General 
Hail    Storm,    Joseph    Le   Pla, 
Burwell 

FARMERS. 
Ashman  Benjn.  Swaffham  Bulbeck 
Ball  Edward,  Burwell 
Ball  Richard,  Burwell 
Ball  Thomas  Thwaites,  Burwell 
Chambers  Roheit,  Swaffham  Prior 
Cornell  John,  Swafl'ham  Bulbeck 
Ellis  John,  Swaffham  Bulbeck 
Ellis  John,  jun.  Swaffham  Prior 
Fyson  Robert,  Swaffham  Prior 
Giblin  Charles,  Swaffham  Bulbeck 
Hunt  Thomas,  Swaffham  Bulbeck 
Johnson  Henry,  Burwell 
Johnson  Robert,  Burwell 
Kent  John,  Swaffham  Prior 
Kent  Joseph,  Swaffham  Prior 
Mason  George,  Burwell 
Mason  Henry,  Burwell 
Mason  Joseph,  Burwell 
Mason  Thomas,  Burwell 
Newman  Charles, SwaffhamBulbeck 
Palmby  Kras.Danhy.Swaffham  Prior 
Smith  John,  Burwell 
Spalding  Wm.  Swaffham  Bulbeck 
VVitt  Samuel,  Swaffham  Prior 
GROCERS    AND    DEALERS    IN 

SUNDRIES. 
Carter  James,  Swaffham  Bulbeck 
Casburn  Robert,  Burwell 
Dawson  William,  Burwell 
Eastwell  Mary,  Burwell 
F^dmunds  William,  Burwell 
El.-dcn  Jane,  Burwell 
Feaks  Hebecca,  Swaffham  Prior 
Green  Henry,  Burwell 
Guyver  Joseph,  Burwell 
HahcockTl)ouias,Swaffham  Bulbeck 
Hiner  Robert,  Swaffham  Bulbeck 
Iverson  John,  Burwell 
Le  Pla  Joseph  (and  brewer), Burwell 
Alauning  Elizabeth,  Burwell 


Parmenter    Jeremiah,     Swaffham 

Bulbeck 
Shaw  Jonathan,  Burwell 
Scott  James,  Burwell 
Spalding  James,  Swaffliam  Bulbeck 
StonehridgeJohn, Swaffham  Bulbeck 
Tebbii  Aaron,  Swaffham  Prior 
Watling  William.  SwaffhamBulbeck 
Webb  Sarah  &  Elizabeth,  Burwell 
Webb  Thomas,  Saffron  Prior 
INNS   AND    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 
Anchor,  Henry  Davy,  Burwell 
Cock, Rebecca  Feaks.Swaffham  Pi  ior 
Fo.x,  William  Datiby,  Burwell  * 

Horse  and  Groom,  Henry  Stevens, 
Swaffham  Bulbeck  [Prior 

Red  Lion,   Samuel  Hart,  Swaffham 
Rose,  John  Bridgeman,  Burwell 
Rose  and  Crown,   William   Bayly, 
Swaffham  Prior  [Bulbeck 

Royal  Oak,  John  Aves,  Swaffham 
While  Horse,  Sarah  Carter,  Burwell 
White  Lion,  Edmuud  Lucas,  Swaff- 
ham Bulbeck 

Retailers  of  Beer 

Bridgeman  Robert,  Burwell 
Carter  Oliver  Francis,  Burwell 
Casburn  Henrietta,  Burwell 
Clark  Jonas,  Swaffham  Prior 
Dyson  John,  Buiwell 
Faircliff  James,  Burwell 
Green  Henrv,  Burwell 
Hunt  Charles,  Burwell 
Peachey  Philip,  Burwell 

LIME    BURNERS. 

Adams  Philip,  Swaffham  Prior 
Claik  John,  Burwell 
Eaton  John,  Buiwell 
Gardiner  Stephen,  Burwell 
Giblin  Charles  &  Henry,  Swaffham 
Bulbeck 

MALTSTERS. 

Ball  Edward,    (and   brick   maker) 
Burwell  [Bulbeck 

Giblin  Charles  &  Henry,  Swaffham 
Hall  John,  Burwell 

MILLERS    AND    MEALMEN. 

Ball  Thomas  Thwaites,  Burwell 
Carter  Oliver  Francis,  Burwell 
Danby  John,  Burwell 
Foster  John,  Swaffham  Bulbeck 
Li vermoreThos. Swaffham  Bulbeck 
Stanton  Elizabeth  Miles,  Swaffham 

Prior 
Wilson  John,  Swaffham  Prior 

TAILORS. 

Barnes  John,  Burwell 

Barnes  William,  Svvaffham  Prior 

Claik  Jonas,  Swaffham  Prior 

Davey  John,  Burwell 

Hewish  John,  Svvaffham  Bulbeck 

Higham  James,  Burwell 

Plaice  Murrells,  Burwell 


WHEELWRIGHTS. 

See  Carpenters  and  IVheelwrights. 


^amljrttf5C0!)(re« 


BURWELL,  &c. 


Slattr'js 


Miscellaneous 

Aldous  James,  Teltrinary  surgeon,  Swaff- 
liam  Prior  [Sw.fTham  E'rior 

Clark  Eiiward,  watch  anJ  clock  maker, 
Ujnin  Robert, plumber  &sl*^''^''-R"''*'^l' 
Easlwrll  Mary,  dress  maker,  Burwell 
Eaton  John,  cooper,  Biirwell  [well 

Raze  \Vm.  inland  rerenue  officer,  Biir- 
Ha','reeiiTh  sTruitererSwofTiam  Bulbeek 
Hill  Joseph,  ri-Ristrar  of  births  A  deaths, 

SwatlhaTi  Uulbcck 
Hills  Robert,  glover,  Biirwcll 
Hunt  John,  parish  elerk,  Burwell 


Mason  James,  gardener,  Burwell 
Morley  Henry,  hair  dresser,  Burwell 
I'arr  Samuel,  gardener,  Burwell 
Scarr  Abraham,  brazier,  Burwell      [beck 
\\'alling|\Vm.  parish  clerk,  Swatniam  Bul- 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 
ON    THE    NF.W.VIARKET  &  CHFSTER- 

FORD    BRANCH    OF  THE    EASTERN 

COUNTIES    RAILWAY. 

Station,  four  miles  from  Biirwell. 


CARRIERS. 

To  LON  DON,  by  the  Eastern  Coantie» 
Railwav,  from  Newmarket 

ToCAMBKIOGE,  Edward  Sonlh,  from 
Burwell,*:  Edward  Fordham  &  Edward 
Feaks,  from  Swaffbam  Bnlheck,  Wed- 
nesday &  Saturday,  &  John  Chapman, 
from  SwalTliani  Prior  (by  Rnil,)^londay, 
Wednesday,  Friday  and  Saturday 

To  NEWMARKET,  Edwaid  South, 
frnra  ll^irw ell,  Tuesday 


CAMBRIDGE, 

INCLUDING  BARNWELL,  WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OF  CHESTERTON,  TRUMPINGTON,  GREAT 
AND  LHTLE  SHELFORD,  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 

Iiostelsi  reiiittined  as  late  as  tlie  reign  of  Elizabeth, 
Theie  are  at  present  seventeen  colleges,  of  wliich  four 
are  called  hulls — but  these,  nnlike  the  halls  at  Oxford, 
differ  front  tlie  colleges  in  name  only.  The  number  of 
niciubcrs  of  the  University  is  6,906,  of  whom  3,786 
are  members  of  the  senate.  Each  college  or  hall  is  a 
body  corporate,  and  bound  by  its  own  statutes ;  but  is 
likewise  contioUed  by  ilie  paratnownt  law  of  the  Uui- 
versitv,  the  executive  branch  of  which  is  committed  to 
the  following  ofBcers : — a  Chancellor  (His  Rnyal  Higli- 
ness  Prince  Albeit)  ;  a  High  Steward,  who  is  allowed 
a  deputy  ;  a  Vice-Chancellor,  who  is  tlie  head  of  .*ome 
college  or  hall;  two  Prnctors,  who  mustbe  mastcisof 
arts  ;  two  Taxors,  api)ointed  to  regulate  the  n)arkeis; 
two  Moderatois,  who  superintend  the  exercises  ;  two 
Scrutators,  to  read  the  graces  and  take  votes,  &c. ; 
a  Coaiiiiissary,  niucli  the  same  as  a  recorder  is  to  a 
mayor  or  coi  porate  body  ;  a  Public  Oiator,  the  mouth 


(Ca.MRRIDGE,  a  University,  a  borough  boihcorpo- 
rate  and  parliamentary,  and  a  market  town,  forming  a 
liundred  of  itself,  having  separate  jurisdiction,  in  tlie 
deantry  of  its  name — is  51  miles  N.  from  London  (54 
by  rail),  27  w.  by  s.  from  Bury  Saint  Edmunds,  29  E. 
hy  N.  from  Bedford,  36  s.E.  from  Peterboroueh  (45  by 
rail),  "2  s.w.  from  Norwich  (69  by  rail),  and  87  s.s.e, 
from  Lincoln  (105  by  rail).  It  is  situated  in  a  ft  imy 
agricultural  district,  on  the  Eastern  Counties  railway, 
for  which  line  there  is  a  station  in  the  town.  In  his- 
tory it  is  called  both  Catnbridge  and  Grantbridge,  and 
derives  its  name  fiom  the  river  Granta,  or  Cam,  atid 
its  bridge.  Much  difTerence  of  opinion  has  prevailed 
with  respect  to  its  antiquity:  that  it  was  an  early 
British  settlement  is  highly  probable.  Many  are  of 
opinion  that  it  was  an  ancient  Roman  station,  and  this 
conjecture  is  strengtliened  by  the  fact  of  various  Ro- 
man coins,  fraements  of  urns,  and  other  relics,  having 


been  dug  out  of  the  ground  at  different  times.     Cam- 1  of  the  University  ;  the  Caput,  a  body  of  six  persons, 
bridge  was  burnt  to  ashes  Ity  the  Danes  in  871.  and  I  yearly  chostn,  who  determine  what  graces  are  proper 


again  in  1010.  Williatn  the  Conqueror,  soon  after  his 
assumption  of  the  crown,  erected  a  strong  and  spacious 
castle  here.  Roger  de  ^lonttnorency,  in  the  reign  of 
Wdliam  Rufus,  pillaged  and  bur  t  the  town,  in  revenge 
of  an  affront  given  him  by  that  monarch.  Henry  I. 
incorporated  the  burgesses.  In  1174  the  town  was 
almost  wholly  consumed  by  fire  :  Trinity  church  and 
several  other  chnrclies,  together  with  most  of  the 
houses,  having  been  reduced  to  ruins.  King  John  en- 
larged ihe  franchises  of  the  town,  which,  in  the  latter 
part  of  his  rtdgn,  became  the  scene  of  warfare,  the 
castle  having  been  taken  and  the  town  destroyed  in 
1'J14,  but  the  king's  foices  retook  the  castle  in  the  fol- 
lowine  year.     In  the  reign  of  Richard  II,  theiowu'^uien 


to  be  brought  before  the  senate;  a  Librarian,  a  Regis- 
trar), three  Esquire  Bedells,  &c. :  there  are  also  Pro- 
fessors in  the  several  faculties,  as  also  of  the  learned 
languages  and  sciences.  The  beads  of  honses — as  the 
masters  of  colleges  are  termed,  possess  great  powers; 
but  the  general  government  of  the  University  is  en- 
trusted to  the  Senate,  which  is  composed  of  all  doctors 
of  divinity,  law  and  physic,  aiid  all  masters  of  arts 
whose  names  are  on  the  boards  of  any  college,  or  who 
reside  in  the  town  :  those  bachelors  in  divinity  who 
are  members  of  this  assembly  derive  the  privilege  from 
having  previously  been  masters  of  arts.  For  certain 
purposes  the  Senate  is  divided  into  two  house*,  viz., 
the  Regent  or  White  Hood  House,  and  the  Non-Regent 


commit'ed  threat  oiitraKi  s  on  the  Univt-rsity,  for  which  !  or  Black  Hood  House.  The  place  of  assembly  is  the 
their  franchises  were  .seized  into  the  king's  liands.anri  j  Senate  House,  a  superb  structine,  built  of  Portland 
a  poriioii  of  them  granted  to  the  University.  In  1.588  j  stone  :  the  foundation  was  laid  on  June  22nd,  1722, 
the  pailiament  was  holdeii  at  Barnwell  Priory,  in  this   and  the  edifice  was  comtdeted  at  the  expense  of  the 


town.  The  plas;ue,  and  other  epidemical  di'-orders, 
formerly  made  friu'litful  ravages  in  Cambridge,  espe- 
ciillv  in  the  v.-ars  l.i4y,  1:589,  1485,  152'J,  15.50,  1610, 
1025',  U',2'J,  16;i0,  16;}7,  \GCii)  and  1666;  at  the  present 
time,  liowevt-r,  few  places  excel  ic  in  salnbiity.  To 
enter  iiiio  mitiute  descriptive  details  of  the  numerous 


University,  aided  by  an  extensive  subsciiption  :  its  ar- 
chitecture is  of  the  Corinthian  order,  uniting  chasie- 
ness  with  eleyance.  Ti^e  other  buildiiiRs  connected 
with  the  Univer^ity  at  large  are — the  Observatory,  a 
fine  edifice  in  a  commanding  --ituation,  commenced  in 
1822,  and  furnished  with  a  number  of  most  valuable  as- 


stiucMires  formed  for  education  and  piety,  in  this  an- I  tronomical  instiumeiits  ;  the  Library, originally  erected 


tient  and  venerable  seat  of  learning,  would  far  exceed 
the  limits  necessarily  adopted  for  a  work  of  this  na- 
ture ;  brief  uiun  be  our  account  of  them — referiing 
tb<>»c  who  may  deiiiHiid  more  elaborate  paiticulars  to 
a  perusal  of  the  various  Cambridge  (Juides;  atid  for  a 
ni'ire  detai'ed  ancount  of  the  history  of  the  University 
and  town  to 'The  Annals  of  (Jambiidge,'  by  C.  H. 
Cooper,  Esq.  ^tlie  present  town  clerk),  a  work  which 
has  been  bioucht  down  to  18.55,  and  will  sboi tly  be 
completed.  '  The  Cainhtidiie  Uniiersity  Calendar,' 
published  annually,  may  also  be  leferred  to,  as  con- 
tiiiiiiig  valuable  infoiinatiou  relating  to  the  studies  of 
the  I'niiersify. 

The  nriijin  of  the  University  is,  to  a  certain  extent, 
enveloped  in  obscurity.  It  is  generally  staled  to  have 
been  founded  bv  SigcbiTt,  a  king  of  the  East  Angles, 
jtboiit  the  \ ear  6.30  ;  but  tiiere  is  good  icason  foi  be- 
lievin's"liat  ii  did  not  exist  before  tlie  leiKU  of  Henry  I. 
jj  at  fiist  Consisted  of  balls  or  hostels  for  the  students, 
j.j.iited  of  the  townsmen.  'Ihe  foundation  of  the  first 
j,i, liege  was  in  the  reign  of  Edward  I.,  but  some  of  the 


in  the  rtign  of  Edward  IV'.,  by  Archbishop  Rotherain, 
to  which  most  imjiortant  and  extensive  additions  have 
receiitly  been  made;  the  Pitt  Press,  a  stately  and  im- 
posing structure,  built,  from  the  designs  at'  Mr.  Blore, 
at  the  expense  of  the  Pitt  Club  in  London,  by  whom 
it  was  prcsent-.-d  to  the  University;  the  Kit/.william 
.Museum,  erected  from  a  fine  design  by  the  late  George 
Hassevi,  lvi|.,  in  which  are  deposited  the  inestimable 
works  of  art  bequeathed  to  the  University  by  the  late 
I-arl  Fitzwilliam  in  1816  ;  and  the  AiiatomicalScliocds, 
a  Imikliiig  of  uii|)retciiding  exterior,  but  admirably 
adapted  for  the  purpose  to  which  it  is  appropiiated. 
In  suliinitting  an  account  of  the  several  colleges,  &c., 
we  ai!ain  repeat  that  conciseness  ruust  necessarily  be 
attendant  upon  description  : — 

Saint  Peiek'.s  College,  or,  as  it  is  more  com- 
monly called,  Peter  House,  claims  early  attention  from 
Its  priority.  It  originally  comprised  two  hostels, 
which  were  purchased  by  Hugh  de  Balsham,  bishop  of 
I'^ly,  who,  in  1281,  obtained  a  charterof  incorporation, 
.iiid  endowed  the  college  with  lamls,  and  at  his  death 


JBixuiov^, 


CAMBRIDGE,  &c.  QtamblitiQtmi't, 


bequeathed  300  inaiUs  for  its  further  enlargement. 
Siucc  the  demise  of  the  founder,  the  revenues  of  this 
college  have  been  considerably  augmented  i)y  numerous 
benefactions.     In  the  list  of  benefactors  is  Lady  Mary 
Ramsey,  who  is  said  to  have  offered  a  very  large  pro- 
perty, nearly  equal  to  a  new  foundation,  to  this  col- 
lege; but  requiring,  as  an  indispensable  condition,  the 
change  of  its  name  into  Peter  and  Mar y^s, was  thwarted 
in  her  intentions  by  the  then  master.  Dr.  Soame,  who 
eaid,  '  Peter  has  been  too  long  a  bachelor  to  think  of 
a  female  comrade  in  his  old  age' — '  a  dear  bought  jesi 
for  so  good  a  benefactress,'  observes  Fuller,  who  re- 
lates the  story — '  for  Lady  Ramsey,  disgusted  at  his 
refusal,  turned  the  stream  of  lier  benevolence  into 
a  different  channel.'    The  present  college  consists  of 
three  courts ;  the  buildings  are  neat  and  commodious, 
but  presetitfew  architectural  attractions.  Clare  Hall 
was  founded  in  i;32(),  by  Dr.  Ilichard  Badevv,  the  then 
chancellor  of  the  University:  sixteen  years  after  its 
erection  it  was  consumed  by  fire,   but,  through  tlie 
assistance  of  I^ady  Elizabeth  de  Burgh,  co-heiress  of 
Gilbert  Earl  of  Clare,  it  was  rebuilt,  and  denominated 
Clare  Hall:  it  is  a  very  handsome  structure, of  Ketton 
stone,  and  comprises  a  court  with  two  |)oriicos.     In 
1763  the  chapel  was  rebuilt:  it  is  a  neat  and  elegant 
ediftce ;  the  hall,  combination-room  and  library  are 
spacious  and  handsome.     Pembroke  College,  or 
Hall,  was  founded  in  1343,  by  Mary  Countess  of  Pem- 
broke :  it  is  situated  on  the  east  side  of  Trumpington- 
street,  and  comprises  two  spacious  courts  of  equal 
dimeiisiotjs.    The  chapel  was  consecrated  in  Septem- 
ber, 1665,  and   is  from  a  design  of  Sir  Christopher 
Wren.     From  the  number  of  prelates  who  have  been 
members  of  this  foundation,  it  has  acquired  tlie  name 
of'Collegium  Episcopale;'  and  it  is  a  singular  circum- 
stance that  three  founders  of  colleges  at  Oxford  were 
members  of  this  society,  viz.,  Archbishop  Rotheram, 
founder  of  Lincoln  collcae.  Bishop  Smyth,  founder  of 
Brazennose  college,  and  Bishop  Fox,  founder  of  Cor- 
])us  Christ!  college.    Gonvillr  and  Caius  College 
was  founded  by  Edmund  Gonville,  rector  of  Terring- 
ton,  in  1348,  and  augmented  by  John  Cains,  physician 
to  Queen  Mary  ;  and  in  consequence  took  its  present 
name  when  incorporated  in  lo.57.     The  building  is 
entered  by  three  gates,  impressive  from  their  several 
inscriptions — to  Virtue,  Wisdom,  Humility  and   Ho- 
nour.   The  chapel  is  handsome,  and  embellished  with 
an  altar-piece  representing  the  Annunciation.  TRrNrTY 
Hall  was  founded  in  1351,    by   William    Bateman, 
bishop  of  Norwich.    'I'his  colleee  is  principally   fur 
students  in  civil  law.    Corpus  Christi  College  was 
founded  in  1351,  by  two  guilds  (jf  the  town,  under  tiie 
protection  of  the  Duke  of  Lancaster:  it  comprises  a 
square  court,  on  the  sides  of  which  are  the  master's 
lodge,  and  apartments  for  the  fellows  and  students. 
In  the  library  is  the  original  manuscript  of  the  '  thirty- 
nine  articles ;'  and  here  are  deposited  the  itrvaluable 
nranuscripts  collected  by  Archbishop  Parker,  whose 
mnniticerice  to  this  coUeue,  of  which  he  was  sometime 
master,  well  entitles  him  to  the  appellation  of  a  second 
founder.   Tliis  college  has  been  rebuilt;  and,  from  the 
extent  and  magnificence  of  its  buildings,  ranks  very 
high  amongst  the  impiovemerils  which  have  contri- 
buted so  greatly  to  the  splendour  of  the  University. 
King's  College,  the  most  ntagnificent  of  the  entire, 
is  situated  on  the  banks  of  the  river,  and  consists  of 
several  large  detached  piles — and,  as  a  whole,  has  a 
striking  effect.  The  chapel  is  three  hundred  and  sixteen 
feet  lotrg  by  seventy-eight  wide,  divided  by  a  curiously 
carved  wooden  screen;  the  altar  is  embellislied  with  a 
fine  pairrt'.iigof  the'  Descent  from  the  Cross,' supposed 
to  be  by  Raphael :  nothing,  perhaps,  can  exceed  the 
august  arrd  venerable  appearartce  of  the  chapel,  with 
the  lartse  and  beautifully  painted  windows,  of  which 
there  are  no  les  than  twenty-five.    This  college  was 
founded  by   Henry  VI,   and  is  intimately  connected 
with  Eton  College,  also  founded  by  the  same  motrarch. 
Queen's  College,  founded  in  1446,  by  Margaret  of 
Anjnu,  corrsort  of  Henry  VI,  is  situated   at  the  back 
of  Catherine  Hall :  it  is  an  ancient  structure,  supported 
by  a  fine  brick  gateway.     It  possesses  a  library  of  great 
value  and  general  utility — Erasmus  was  some  time  a 


in  a  neat  style,  with  a  commodious  hall,  chapel,  &c. 
Jesus'  College  was  founded  on  tlie  site  of  a  Uenerlic- 
tine  nunnery,  at  the  east  end  of  the  town,  which  was 
demolished  in  conseqitetrce  of  the  licentiousness  of  the 
truns:  the  pi-esent  coUeae  was  endowed  by  John  Al- 
cock,  bishop  of  Ely,  in  the  year  1496  ;  the  chapel  (now 
in  course  of  restoration),  appears  to  have  lieen   the 
conventual  church.    This  college  is  situated  a  little 
distance  ft  om  the  town,  on  the  east ;  the  grand  front 
looks  towards  the  south,  and  the  entrance  is  by  a  fine 
ancient  gate.    Amongst  its  eminent  members  it  enu- 
merates Arciibishop  Craumer,  Strype  the   antiquary, 
Gilbert  Wakefield,  Dr-.  Clarke  the  ci  lebrated  travellei", 
and  the  poet  Coleridge.    CiiRtsT's  College  was  built 
on  the  site  of  an  hostel,  called  God's  House,  wXuch 
had  originally  been  settled  near  Clare  Hall,  arrd  en- 
dowed by  William    Bingharrr,   rector  of   Saint  Joltn 
Zachary,  Londorr,  irr  1442  :  it  was  removed  here  by 
Heitry  VI,  who  augmented  the  endowment;  hnt  in 
1505  it  was  entirely  refounded,  under  its  present  appel- 
lation, by  Margaret  Countess  of  Richmond,  rr.otherof 
Henry  VII.      It  has   a  noble  entrance  and  spaciou.s 
courts,  with  a  handsome  chapel.    Milton  wasasiudent 
of  this  college ;  and  in  the  fellows'  garden  is  a  mul- 
berry tree,  still  carefully  preserved,  said  to  have  been 
planted  by  the  illustrious  poet.     lit  1509  Saint  John's 
College  was  founded  by  the  execirturs  of  the  bene- 
volent foundress  of  Christ's  College,  in  pursuance  of 
her  will.     It  is  richly  endowed,  and  is  second  only  to 
Trinity  College,  iit  the  extent  of  its  buildings  and  the 
rrumber  of  its  members :  it  consists  of  four-  courts,  one 
of  which    is  a  magnificent  structure,  erected  about 
twenty  years  since,  from  designs  of  Rickmanaird  Hut- 
chinson, and  approached  by  a  covered  bridge  over  the 
Cam  of  sirrgular  beauty.     Magdalene  College  was 
founded  in  1542,  by  Thomas  Lord  Andley,  chancellor 
of  Errgland.    The  library  corrtains  the  curious  collec- 
tion of  Samuel  Pepys,  secretary  of  the  admiralty,  whose 
Diary  is  so  well  knowrr.    Trinity  College  is  by  far 
the^largest  in  the  LTniversity  :  the  master's  lodge  cou- 
tains  a  suite  of  apartments  where  the  monar'ch  resides 
when  a  royal  visit  is  paid  to  Cambridge.    The  great 
court  has  three  noble  tower  gateways,  and  is  of  mag- 
nificent dimensions ;  the  hall  and  chapel  are  fiire  struc- 
ttrres.    In  Neville's  coirrl  is  the  library,  one  of  the 
finest  edifices   in  the   University,  erected   from   the 
designs  of  Sir  Christopher  Wren,   and  containing  a 
valuable  and  extensive  collection  of  books,  and  Thor- 
waldsen's  famous  statue  of  Lord  Byron.     A  third  court 
is  called  the  King's  Court,  in  honour  of  Geor-ge  IV, 
in  whose  r'eign  it  was  erected   from   the  designs  oi 
William  Wilkins,  Es().,  r,  a.    Amongst  the  countless 
number  of  eminent  names  connected  with  this  college 
may  be  mentioned  Bacon,  Newton,  Barrow, Coke,  Spel- 
nran,  Cowley,  Dryden  and  Byion.    'J'iiis  college  was 
founded  in  the  year  1546,  by  Henry  VI II.     Emanuel 
College  was  fourrded  irr  1584,  by  Sir  Walter  Mildmay, 
chancelhir  of  the  exchequer  and  privy  councillor  to 
Queen  Elizabeth  :  it  is  a  neat  and  elegiint  structure, 
very  pleasantly  situated.    Sidney  Sussex  College 
was  founded  in  1594,  by  Frances  Sidney,  Countess  of 
Sussex :  some  years  since  it  received  a  new  front,  and 
several  other  improvements  have  been  made — Oliver 
Oomwell  was  a  member  of  this  college.     Downing 
College  was  founded  in  pursuance  of  the  will  of  Sir 
George  Downing,  Bart.,  dated  in  1717.    The  validity 
of  the  will  became  the  subject  of  legal  enquiry,  and, 
after  protracted  litiaation,  the  foundatiorr  was  finally 
approved  by  his  majesty  and  the  privy  couircil,  in  Sep- 
tember, 1800.    The  ceremony  of  laying  the  first  stcme 
took  place  on  the  18th  of  May,  1807  ;  and  the  college 
has  been  open  for  the  reception  of  students  during  tire 
last  thirty  years. 

There  are  fourteen  parishes  in  this  town,  and  fifteen 
churches;  but  of  these  Gr-eat  Saint  Mary's,  and  the 
Holy  Sepulchre  alone  present  objects  of  sufficient 
importance  for  observation.  Great  Saint  Mary's  is 
situated  in  the  middle  of  the  town,  and  to  this  church 
the  University  res.irt  on  Sundays  and  holidays  to  hear 
sermons,  but  it  is  al>o  free  to  the  public:  itcnnsists  of 
a  nave,  chancel  and  side  ia>les.  This  edifice  was  erected 
bv  contribution,  and  its  completion  occupied  nearly  a 


member  ofthiscollege.  Catherine  Hall  was  founded  century  ;  it  is  surmounted  by  a  handscime  tower  and 
in  1475,  by  Robert  Woodlark,  provost  of  Kirrg's  Col-  loftv  pinnacles,  'i'he  church  of  the  Holy  Sepulchre,  or 
lege:  it  comprises  three  sides  of  a  cjuadrangle,  buiU  I  the'round  church,  is  a  venerable  and  singularly  con- 


CamljiiUfgsDive.         CAMBRIDGE,  &c. 


?later0 


Ftrnctcd  pile :  it  is  after  a  model  of  the  church  of  the 
Holy  Seiiiilchre  in  Jerusalem,  and  is  conjectured  to 
iiavt- bi'tMi  erected  by  the  crusaders:  it  was  restored 
in  1842-;?,  at  an  expense  o(  about  £3,000  ;  several  fine 
painted  windows  now  light  tbe  interior.  Two  new 
churches  (Christ  church  and  Saint  E'aul's)  have  rxently 
been  budt  by  subscr'plion,  in  tiie  pfipnloiis  and  exten- 
sive parish  of  Saint  Andrew  tbe  Less;  and  the 
j)arishioner3  of  Saint  Andiew  ilie  Great  have  erected 
a  new  and  spacious  chuich,  in  lieu  of  an  ancient  and 
iriconiniodious  >ti  ucture.  There  are  several  places  of 
worship  for  di-seiners,  including  Baptists,  Itidcpen- 
deiiis,  .Muthodi-ts,  and  the  Society  of  Kriend^. 

Of  the  cliaiital>ie  institutions  in  Cambridge,  and 
tlu-re  aie  many,  Addt-nbroolie's  Hospital  stands  prc- 
cMjinent;  it  is  a  handsome  editice,  situated  at  the 
London  entrance  to  the  town:  its  founder  John  Ad- 
dfiibrooke  (an  eminent  physician,  who  died  upwards 
of  a  century  iigo"",  endowed  it  as  an  hospital  for  the 
indigent  di*ased  ;  the  original  design,  however,  has 
bt't  n  changed,  and  it  is  now  a  general  hospital:  it  is 
liberally  supported  by  donations  and  annual  suliscrip- 
lions — about  seien  hundred  persons  are  annually  ad- 
n)itted  and  relieved.  Comfortable  retreats  for  aped 
and  iniligint  inhaliitantsaic  afforded  in  numerous  well 
maintained  almshouses,  which  reflect  a  lustre  on  the 
character  of  the  many  benevolent  fonndi-rs  and  bene- 
factor-. The  free  grammar  school,  founded  in  1615, 
by  Stephen  Perse,  m.d.,  for  one  hundred  boys  of  Cam- 
bridge, and  the  villages  of  Trumpington,  Barnwell 
and  Chesteiton,  is  another  praiseworthy  establishment, 
and  has  recently  been  reorganised  mider  the  satiation 
of  the  court  of  chancery,  There  are  several  other 
charity  schools  in  tbe  town,  and  many  respectable 
private  educational  estab  ishmeiits  for  pupils  of  either 
sex.  Near  Corpus  Cluisti  college  is  the  botanical  gar- 
den, occu|)ying  about  four  acres  of  urouiid:  it  contains 
a  large  greenhouse,  furnished  with  a  great  variety  of 
v.iluable  exotics;  and  in  the  garden  are  specimens  of 
almost  eveiy  plant,  the  whole  an anged  according  to, 
the  Linnasan  system  ;  but  it  is  about  to  be  removed  to  I 
a  more  eliiiible  and  spacious  site,  contiguous  to  the  i 
lyOndoM  enu-ac.ce  to  the  town.  There  is  a  p!iiioso|)hi- 
cal  society  in  connexion  witii  the  university,  atid  there  ! 
are  seveial  hcjok  societies.  'J'hree  newspapers  are  i 
published  weelily — tiieir titles,  publishers,  &c.  may  be 
seen  in  the  directory.  Concerts  are  occasionally  given 
in  the  town-hall,  and  dramalic  cxiiibitions  are  not 
unconniion. 

Camhi  ill  ge  has  in  modern  days  become  a  considerable 
thorouglifare,  particularly  since  the  draining  of  tbe  fens 
and  the  raising  of  excellent  i  oarts,  towai  ds  "the  east  and 
iiorth-ea-tcoa-t.over  places  before  deemed  impassable, 
but  beyond  these  im|)rovemei)ts,  its  importance  of 
transit  and  iea<lv  communication  have  been  etfrclnally 
accomplished  by  means  of  the  Eastern  Counties  rail- 
way, its  branches,  and  the  lines  in  connection  theie- 
with,  which  have  0|ieiied  up  a  direct  communica- 
tioii  with  the  metropolis,  Ely,  Norwich,  Yavmoiith, 
]>win,  St.  Ivi  s,  Huntinudon,  Wi.sbeach,  Peterborough, 
Stiujfurd,  Leicester,  Boston,  Lincfdn  and  Hull.  A 
laige  portion  of  the  business  carried  on  here  is  im- 
nie  liaicly  or  remotely  connected  with  the  (Jniversiiv; 
but  hi  ing  the  county  town,  and  advantageously  situated 
on  the  bead  of  the  inland  navigation  from  Lynn,  it 
wcures  an  extensive  trade  in  coal  and  corn  ;  and  a 
large  <|iiantity  of  butier,  likewi-e,  i>  conveyed  weekly 
from  tiiis  iH'iidibourhooil,  tlie  Isle  of  Ely  and  Norfolk, 
to  liondiMi.  where  it  :ill  ol>iaiirs  the  name  ot  Cambridge 
buttei .  I'""r  the  accommodation  of  the  corn  merchants 
attending  the  market  here,  a  new  and  convcident  corn 
exch  iiige  has  been  recently  erected.  The  corporation 
of  Canihridgc  consists  of  a  mayor,  high  steward,  re- 
corder, ten  aldermen,  a  town  clerk,  coroner,  clerk  of 
tbe  peace,  thiiiy  Cimncillors,  a  treasurer,  antl  other 
ortleers  ;  the  number  of  bur:;esses  is  about  2,r)00.  The 
town  is  divided  into  five  wards,  each  having  six  coun- 
cillor-, namely.  East  Barnwell,  VVe-t  Barnwell,  M.ir- 
l:et, Trinity  and  St  Andrew's.  The  borough  returns 
two  members  to  pai  liamert,  the  light  of  eli'tiion  being 
visied  in  about  sixty  freemen  and  aliout  nineteen  bun- 
dr-l  len-p.und  hon>hol(lers  ;  the  mavor  is  icturning 
ofUcer;  the  present  membtrs  aie  Uobert  Alexaiidtr 
Sbafto  Ad.iir,  Esi).,  7  Audley-s(jnare,  London,  and  the 
H'pn.  William  Frederick  Campbell,  Stratheden  Huusc, 

G 


Knightsbridge,  Middlesex.  The  limits  of  the  parlia- 
mentary and  municipiil  borough  are  co  extensive.  The 
TJniversity  retutns  two  representatives,  elected  by  the 
senate;  those  at  present  sitting  are  the  Hon.  Charles 
Ewaii  Law  (recorder  of  London),  Eaton  place,  London, 
and  the  Bight  Hon.  Henry  Goulburn,  Montague 
square,  London,  'i'he  assizes  and  quarter  sessions  for 
the  touniy  are  held  in  the  Shire  house,  a  spacious  and 
stately  strnciuie,  erected  on  thesiic  of  the  castl-.  The 
borough  quarter  sessions  and  the  county  coui  t  are  held 
at  the  Guildhall — the  latter  under  the  new  act  for  the 
n  covery  of  debts  to  any  amount  not  exceeding  £50. 
'I'here  are  also  consistory  courts  atid  visitations  by  the 
bishop  and  archdeacon  of  Ely ;  and  a  court  of  pleas,  with 
very  extensive  powers,  is  held  before  the  recorder,  or  his 
deputy,  every  'i'uesday.  Cam  bridge  was  constituted  a 
separate  [Jnion,  under  the  Fo<ir  Law  Amendment  Act, 
on  the  19th  March,  I8.3fi,  ami  has  a  board  of  thirty 
KUirdians,  of  whom  four  are  elected  by  the  parish  of 
Saint  Amlrew  the  Less,  and  two  bv  every  otliei-  parish  : 
a  workhouse,  spacious  and  convenient,  has  been  built 
for  the  purposes  of  the  Union.  The  town  had  no 
adequate  police  previously  to  the  year  1836,  when, 
under  the  provisions  of  the  Municipal  Act,  a  police 
force  on  the  n)etro|)olitan  system  was  established  by 
the  corporate  body.  The  borough  gaol  was  erected  in 
1829,  at  a  very  considerable  expense  :  that  for  tire 
county  at  large  is  in  the  parish  of  Chesterton.  There 
are  no  fewer  than  twelve  principal  Inns — most  of  these 
are  of  the  very  first  order  of  respectability,  and  tlieir 
arrangements  for  families  or  conunercial  gentlemen 
are  equally  efficient.  The  inhabitants  heie  are  highly 
privileged  in  iheir  walks,  having  those  belonging  to 
several  of  the  colleges  t  brown  open  for  tlieir  use.  I  ti  1 843 
a  new  general  cemetery  was  opened  on  the  Stilton 
road,  neatly  laid  out,  and  jdiced  under  the  manage- 
ment of  eleven  directors  and  twenty-two  trustees. 
The  market  is  held  every  day,  but  the  principal  busi- 
ness is  done  on  Wednesdays  and  Saturdays.  There 
are  two  fairs  in  the  year — one  on  the  24th  of  June  and 
fcdlowing  day,  for  horses  and  cattle  j  the  other  (Stur- 
bridge  fair)  nominally  commences  on  18th  Sepiembir, 
but  little  business  is  done  before  the  25th;  it  formerly 
lasted  (or  three  weeks, but  of  late  years  its  duration  has 
been  much  abridged,  though  considerable  transac- 
tions are  still  effected  in  wool,  leather,  hops,  cheese 
and  other  commodities. 

A  few  years  since  Barnwell  liad  the  appearance  of 
a  small  agiicultural  village;  an  immense  number  of 
honses  have,  however,  been  recently  erected  here, 
many  of  which  are  of  a  highly  respectable  chaiactei*: 
the  consequence  is,  that  it  now  appears  to  be  (what  it 
always  was  in  lealiiy)  a  portion  of  the  borough  of 
Cambridge.  The  whole  of  the  parish  of  Saint  An- 
(hew  the  less,  and  parts  of  the  parishes  of  Saint  Beiye- 
dict  and  tbe  Hidy  Tiinity,  are,  in  the  district,  still 
popularly  termed  liainwell. 

Tlie  POPULATION  of   the  several  pari.shcs,  by   tlie 
returns  for  the  years  18151  and  1841,  was  as  follows  i— 
1H3L  1841. 

All  Saints' 10*5  1231 

Holy  Sepnlelire   674  638 

HolyTnnily 2104  2189 

Saint  Andrew  tlie  Great    1732  1983 

Saint  Andrew  the  Less 090)  .,..  9486 

Saint  Benedict 964  1022 

Saint  Bntolph   7i9  ....  723 

Saint  Clement 890  1039 

Saint  IM ward 72.j  619 

Saint  Giles    1917  ....  20H7 

Saint  Mary  the  Great 914  ....  1013 

Saint  Mary  the  Less 81O  ....  704 

Suint  Michael 711  ....  432 

Saint  Peter    702  627 

Total... 20,916  23,793 

'i'he  poi)ula.Jioii  of  the  fwroi/i(/i,  as  returned  to  govern- 
ment in  1841,  was  21,4.').'5 — the  number  at  the  present 
time  (1850]  is  estimated  at  28,000,  or  thereabouts. 

Chesterton  isaparish,  giving  name  to  the  hundred 
in  wliidi  it  lies — the  vill.ige,  large  and  pleasai;t,  is  one 
mile  north  fiom  Caiiibi  idgi-,  situated  on  the  right  of 
the  road  to  Ely.  The  county  gaol  and  a  very  spacious 
workhouse  are  in  the  parish  ;  so  were  the  remains  of 
Camhridge  castle,  kitely  pullet!  d(<wn.  There  are 
several  feriies  across  the  Cam  to  Barnwell;  and  tea- 
gardens,  bowling-greens,  &c.,  are  neatly  laid  out  for 


iBircctorg 


CAMBRIDGE,  &c.         oramijnijfgeisfjire^ 


tlie  Cambridge  visitants.  Tlie  parish  cliiiich  of  Saint 
Andrew  is  piincipally  in  tiie  decorated  and  later  styles 
of  English  architecture  :  the  living  is  a  vicarage,  in  the 
patronaeeof  the  Master  and  F«ilovvs  of  Trinity  Colltge, 
Cambridge.     Population  of  the  paii-^h,  1,617. 

Trumpington  is  a  parish,  in  tlie  saiije  hundred  as 
Chesterton — the  village,  a  pleasant  one,  is  situated 
about  two  milrs  from  Cambridge,  on  the  London  road. 
Tilt  parisi)  church  of  Saint  JNlary  and  Saint  Miclmel 
contains  an  ancient  moiiuiiient  to  the  nienioiy  of  Sir 
Roger  de  'rruinpington,  a  cmsader,  who  died  in  1288  : 
the  living  is  a  vicarage,  in  the  patronane  of  the  Master 
and  KtUows  of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge.  Popula- 
tioti  oi  the  parisli,  7.59. 

Great  Shelford  is  a  parish,  in  the  hundred  of 
Thriptow — tlie  village,  a  tlirivina  one,  and  a  lailway 
station  on  the  Eastern  Counties  line,  is  about  4  miles 
s.  by  E  from  Cambridge.  A  trade  in  coin,  malt  and 
coal  is  carried  on  here  to  some  exienr,  and  there  is  a 


large  corn  mill  or  two  in  the  parish.  The  railway  is  a 
great  accommodation  to  the  agriculturists  of  this  and 
the  neighbouring  parishes,  and  large  quantities  of  pio- 
duce  ate  forwarded  hence  to  London,  Ware  and  other 
towns  on  the  line.  Tiie  places  of  worship  are,  tiie 
pali^h  churcii  of  Saint  Mary  (said  to  have  been  built 
by  Bishop  Kordiiam  in  1425),  and  a  Baptist  chapel. 
The  living  of  Great  Shelford  is  a  discliaiged  vicarage, 
in  the  patronage  of  the  Bishop  of  Ely.  A  very  respect- 
able classical  and  commercial  academy,  and  schools 
conducted  upon  the  National  and  British  plans,  aie  in 
the  village.  The  population  of  the  parish  as  returned, 
in  1841,  was  803. 

Little  Shelford  parish  is  contiguous  to  that  of 
Great  Shelford,  and  the  village  is  situated  about  a  mile 
from  the  railway  station.  James  Edmund  Law,  Esq., 
is  lord  of  the  manor  and  patron  of  the  cliuich  living — ■ 
which  is  a  rectory:  the  chuich  is  dedicated  to  All 
Saints.     Population  of  the  pirish,  527. 


THE    UNIVERSITY. 

ELECTED. 


(Ihajicellor — His  Royal  Highness  Prince  Albert, 

LLD.  (Tiinity) 1847 

yice-Chancellor — H.  Wilkinson  Cookson,  d.  d. 

(Saint  Peter's) 1848 

High  Steward — the     Right    Honourable    Lord 

Lyndhnrst,  LL.n.  (Trinity) 1840 

Deputy  High   Steward — John  Cowling,   M.  a, 

(Saint  John's) 183'J 

Commissar// — Jolin  Hildyard,  m.a.  (Saint  John's)  1835 
Auditors  of  Acciiuriis — Henry  Phil  pott,  d.d.  (Ca- 

tlierine  Hall),  and  Barnard  Sniitli.  m.a.  (Saint 

Peter's)  . . . .' ■ 18'J8 

Public   Orator — William   Henry  Bateson,    B.  d. 

(Saint  John's) 1848 

Assessor  to  the  Chancellor — William  Hunt,  m.  a. 

(King's) 1805 

/,<7>/•a^V//^— JoS' ph  Power,  M.  A.  (Clare)   1845 

/?e'g-/i<ra/'— Joseph  RomiUy,  M.  A.  (Trinity)  ....  183i 
Representatives  in  Parliament — The  Rt.  Honble. 

HeniyGoulboiu.M.A. ( l'iinity),and  the  Hoiibie, 

Charles  Ewan  Law,  m.a.  (Saint  John's). .. .  1837 
Counsel — John  Cowling,  m.a.  (Saint  John's)  .,  1845 
HEADS    OF    COLLEGES. 

FOUNDED.  COLLKGES.  HEADS.  ELECTED 

1284. .  Saint  Peter's.  ...  Hy.  Wilkinson  Cook- 
son,  d.d.  mas/^r  ..    1848 


ELECTED. 

1540. .  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew — Wm.  Hodge 

Mill,  D.D.  (Trinity) 1848 

1540. .  Regius  Professor  of  Greek — James  Schole- 

field,  M.A.  (Trinity) 1825 

1632. .  ^ra6/c— Ths.Jarratt,M.A.(St.Catlieri<ie'.s)  1831 
. .  Lord  Almoner's  Arabic  Reader — Thomas 

Robinson,  M.A.  (Trinity;    1837 

1633. .  l\fathematici— Josh.  King,  ll.d.  (Queen's)  1839 
. .  iM'irai  Philosophy — VVilliamWliewell,D.D., 

V.P.R.S.,  M  it.i.A.  (Trinity) 1838 

1684. .  7)/;«;c— T.Alwood  Walmisley,  M.A.(Trin.)  1836 
1702..  Chemistry — J.   Cumming,    M.  A.,    f.  r.  s. 

(Trinity)    1815 

1704.. Astronomy   (Plumian) — James  Challis, 

M.A.  ('I'rinity)  18.36 

1707. .  ^wfiT^owi^— William  Clark,  M.D.  (Trinity)  1817 
1724. .  Modern  History — The  Uight   Honourable 

Sir  James  Stephen,  k.c.b , 1849 

1724. .  Botany — J.  S.  Hcn'^lovv,  m.a.,  F.L.s.(Saiut 

John's) 1825 

1727..  ff'oodwurdian  of  Geology — A.  Sedgwick, 

M.A.,  F.R.s.  (Trinity) 1818 

1749. .  Astronomy(Lou'ndean)—Ovorge  Peacock, 

D  D.,  F  R  s.  (Trinity)    1837 

1763,.  A'orm/(/rt  Professor  of  Dioinity — Georee 

Elvves  Conie,  B.  D.  (Saint  C'aheiine's)  1838 


1.326. .  Clare  Hall Wm.WebU.D.D  wi«5/>-  1815    1783. .  Jacksonian  Professor  of  Natural  and  Ex- 


1343. .  Pembroke    Gilbeit  Ainsley,  d.d. 

master    1828 

1348. .  G0NVILLE&  Caius.  Benedict    Chapman, 

D.  D.  mastir 1839 

l.'^oO, .Trjnity  Hall..  ..  Rt.Hoii.  Sir  H.  Jenner 

Fust,  L.L.D.  master  1843 

1351..  Corpus  Ciiristi  . .  Jolin  Lamb,  d.d 1822 

1441..  King's Geo.  Tliackeiav,  d.d., 

F.L.S .' 1814 

1446. .Queen's    Joshua  King,  ll.d  .,   1832 

1475.. Catiieri.ne  Hall.  .Henry  Philpott,  d.d. 

master    1845 

1496..  Jesus William  Fiencli,  d.  d. 

master    1820 

1505. .  Christ's   James  Cat  tmell,  d.  d. 

master    1849 

1511..  Saint  John's  Ralph  'I'atham,  d.  d. 

muster    1839 

1519..  Magdalene Hon,  G,  NevilleGren- 

ville.  M.A.  master..    1813 
1546.  .Trinity Willi.imWhe  well,  d.d, 

master    1841 

1584. ,  Emanuel G.Arcluhill,  d.d.  ?««.?//•  1836 

1598..  Sidney  Sussex  ..  Robt.Phelps.o  D.mastr  1843 

ISOO,.  Downing T.Worsley,M.A. ;««,?/«•  1836 

PROFESSORS,    &c. 
Margaret  Professor   of  Divinity  —  John 


1502 
1503, 
1540. 
1540 


James  Blunt,  b  d.  (Saint  John's) 


Lady  Margaret  Preacher— J .Hymevs,D  o 

F. r. s.  (Saint  John's) 1841 

Regius  Professor  of  Divinity — Alfred  Olli- 

vant,  D.D.  (Trinity)     1843 

Regius  Professor  of  Civil  Law — H.  J.  S. 

Maine,  ll.d.  (Trinity)   1818 

IbiQ,,  Regius  Professor  of  Physic — John   Havi- 

laiid,  M.D.  (Sdint  John's) 1817 , 


perimental  Philosophy— )X.  Willis,  m.a., 

F.R.s.  (Cains)    1837 

\^%O..Dou-ning   Professor   of  Law Andrew 

Amo-,  M.A.  (Trinity) 1849 

\2i0\, .  Downing  Professor  of  Medicine — W.  W. 

Fisht-r,  M.D.  (Downing) 1841 

1803..  Christian  Advocate Thomas  Worjley, 

M  A.  (Downitii?)    1844 

1808.,  .1/»;«ff/^>5^— W, H.Miller,  M.A, (StJolin's)  lti32 
\9l^. .  Hulsean  Lecturer — W.  Gilsoii  Humphry, 

MA.  (Trinity)  1818 

1828..  Political  Economy — George  Pryme,  M.  a. 

(Trinity)    1828 

UNIVERSITY    OFFICERS. 

Esquire  Bedells — H.  Gunning,  m.a,,  Geoige  Leaping- 

well,  M.A.,  and  W.  Hopkins,  m.a. 
Teacher  of  the  Hebrew  Language — H.  H.  Bernard. 
Teacher  of  the  French  Language—ti.  F.  Hohacq. 
Teacher  of  the  German  Language — J.  Lichstenstein. 
Teat  Iter  of  the  Italian  Language — Marqucs.sSpincto. 
Fencing  Master — M,  Angelo, 
School  Keeper — Tliomas  Johnson. 
Yeoman  Bedell — John  Crouch. 
Marshall — William  Ellwood. 

Library  Keeper — Jolin  BowtelL  [John  Smith. 

Assistant  Librarians— John  Page,  C.  N.  Wotton  and 
Curator  of  the  Botanic  Garden— Awdiew  Murrav. 


1839    Curator  of  the  Fitzwilliam  Museum— W.  R.  Ridgvvay. 


Curator  of  the  Mesman  Museum— Juhw  iMassey. 

Organist— John  Pratt. 

Clerk — Heniy  Smith. 

Appraiser — Elliot  Smitii. 

University  Printer— JohnVHWWwm  Parker. 

Agents  for  the  Sale  of  the  University  Bibles  and  Com- 

mon  Prayers J.  Deightoii,Canibiidge;and  F.  i!i  J. 

Rivington,  and  J.  W.  Parker,  London. 


dmtVtUcrcsfjtrc.         CAIMBRIDGE,  &c. 


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NOBILITY,  GENTRY  AND 
CLERGY. 

Aeland  Mrs.  Harriet  Potter,  Panton 

Col  tag'-.  New  toivn  [street 

Aijains  Wi'liani,  Ksn.lJ)  Fitzwilliam 
Adcoek  .Mr.  James,  6   Union  road. 

New  town  [College 

Aiiislie  Uev.  Gilheit,  d.d.  Pembroke 
Allen  Mr.  Chailes,  2;J  Hill's  road 
Apthorpe  .Mi.><s  Susan,  l(IBotol|di  la 
Archdall  Ilev.Geo.D.UilCinannel  Coll 
ISadcock  Mr.  E<lwanl  Baynes,  York 

House,  Newmarket  mad 
Bailey  Miss  Sarali,  52  llegent  .st 
li  ills   Mr.   Henry,    Panton   House, 

New  town  [lane 

B  nlicr  Kev.  G 'orge,  15  Freescliool 
liarker  Uev.  Jas.  1  Scroojjc  terra  e 
Bavre't  Mrs.  Charlotte,  '>8  Trumii- 

ingt(m  street  Parker's  piece 

B.ixeijdak'  Lloyd  Salisbury,  Ksq., 
B.i\s  Mis.  Kimmcc",  57  Kegent  st 
Beech  .Mr.)olui  Axley,  Lit.Shelford 
Hell  .Mr..liio.GilMni,llKinn)aiiuel  ia 
lUiry  Miss  Man  ha,  (irea-  Sh.lfoid 
15  riy  .Miss  Rebecca,  (inai  Shelford 
Bishop  .Mr.  WiMiain,  51  Regent  st 
Blunt  Uev.  John  J.iines, 'I'rumping- 

toii  roa'l  [Regent  st 

Bond  Henry  .loliii   Hayle<,    I'Nq.,  4 
IJ  md  Mrs.  .Marilia,  A  15enet  |)'aee 
liowden  Mr.  Klli'*,  14  Parker's  piece 
B.i(h'e.  .Mrs.  l-.AA  Hill's  road 
Bii'Coe  Uev.  .John  Paul,  Chesiciton 
Bi'ook-t  .Mr-.  I'^liz.iiietli,  Chesterton 
Brown  Charles  Kdwaid,  Hsq.  (uia- 

gistrati-),  (J  Sidin  V  M 
Brown  .Mr..Mo>e>,lI  Parker's  piece 
Biiliier  Uev. George  Burden.o  Dovvn- 

iiii;  place 
l'>u(kle  Mr.  Uoheit,  II  Hill's  road 
B.dlen  Mr.  George,  10  Hill's  road 
Binniss  U.-v.Ja'iies  Great  Shelford 
liiiriicss  Rev.  WiliiaiM,  Gi.  Shelford 
liiirrows  .Mrs.  .!.,  Truinpington 
CaUer  Mr.  .lames,  ;^8  New  square 
C:irter  Mrs.  .MaMi.sli,'29  New  square 
C  iiinieil  R.V.J.1S.  D.  d.  Chi  ist'ji  Coil. 
Cawcutt  the  Misses,  Ncwnhain 


Chambers  Mr.  Thos.  9  Hill's  road 
Chapman  Uev.  Benedict,  d.d.  Gon- 

ville  and  Cains  College 
Chapman  Rev.  John,  ftlilton 
Clark  Wni.Fsq.  i\i  D.Trumpingtonst 
Clark  Rev. William, 2  Parker's  piece 
Clark  Mr.  William,  28  Gloucester  si 
Clay  CapiaiiiWilliam, Regent  terrace 
Clavdoii  ChiilesjEsq.  Poplar  House, 

King  sireet 
Cockle  Mr.  George,  Parker's  piece 
Cook>on  Uev.  Hy.  Wilkinson,  d.d. 

Saint  Peter's  House  F^odtie 
Coomber  Mrs. Rebecca, 14Hill's  road 
Cooper  Uev,  John.  Trinity  College 
Corhin  Mr.  J(din,  41  Hill's  road 
Corn  well    I\lr.   Charles    Brand,    12 

Rhideiiund  buildings 
Cotton  [iady  — ,  Madiiigley  Park 
Coitipii  Miss — ,  Manor  House,  Mad- 
iiigley [ingley  Park 
Cotton  Sir  St.  Vincent,  Ikirt.,  Mad- 
Cramer  Mrs.  Mary,  42  New  square 
Crisford  Ucv.Alexi  .2 1  Kitzwilliam  st 
Crisp  Mr.  William,  25  llegent  st 
Custance  Mrs.  — ,48 Truinpington  s' 
Oavey  Mr.  William,  3  Hill's  r-ad 
Dickerson  Mrs.  Marv,3  Uotol])h  lane 
Dodd  Uev. ICdward,  Chesterton  road 
DogKctt  IMrs.  Mary,  Great  Shelford 
Uu  Chesne  Mrs.  Sarah    Henrietia, 

Great  Shelford 
l':dle.-.tone  Mrs. Martha, IBenet  place 
Kdmonds    Uev.    Thomas    Claik,    1 

Downing  terrace 
KIborne  Mi.  Kdward  Pickhaver,  1 

[\mton  pi,  New  town  [town 

Klborne  .Mrs.Sai  ah, 1  Panton  pi, New 
I'.iiiMin  Mr.  Uobert,  2Cauiden  place 

U'  gent  street 
Kvans  Mr.  Samiii  1,  42  Hill's  road 
Kawcett  Mrs.  Sarah,  7  Hill's  load 
l-'iiicb  Ml.  Charles,  .'52  Sidney  st 
Fineh  Mr.  Fre.lk.,  N(  wnham'Crofis 
Kmeh  .Mrs.—,  Little  Shelford 
l-'isher  .Mrs.  Hllen,  14  Fitzwilliam  st 
Ki-lierTlios.Hall,Ksq.28  Petty Cai\ 
Fitch  Mrs.  Theodore,  14  Sidney  si' 
Foster  Ehciiezer,  Esq.  Ansiey  Hall 


Foster  MichaeI.E.sq.  Little  Shelford 
Foster  Richard,  Esq.  Brooklands 
Francis  Mis.  Ann,  Little  Siielford 
Francis  Mrs.. Mary  Elizabeth, Truinp- 
ington road  [st 
Freeman  Miss  Catheiiiie,2,3  Regent 
French  Rev.Wni  D.D.Jesus'  College 
Frost  Uev.  Percival,Trnmniiigtou  st 
Fust  the  llijjht   Hououraule  Sir  H. 

Jenner,  ll.d.  Tiinity  Hall 
Garland  Mr.  Arthur,  47  Hill's  road 
Gaskiii  Re»'.  Thos.  5  Scroope  terrace 
Glover  Col.  — ,  Tiuuii)iimton  road 
Goode  Miss  Susannah, 27  Regent  st 
GoodwinUev. Harvey,  Parker's  |)iece 
Grenville  the  Hon.  G.  Neville,  m,a. 
Magdalene  College  fington 

Grote  Uev.  John,  Vicarage,  Trump- 
Gunning  Hy.  Esq.l  Emmanuel  roud 
Guuniiig  Henry  Bertram,  Esq  (bar- 
rister), Little  Shellord 
Haines  Mrs.  Uarhel,  Mill  road 
Hall  Miss — ,:\  Panton  pi, New  town 
HallWiHiam,Esq.Waterl)eacb  Lodge 
HamiltonMrsAnn.'5l.\ddenhrooke  pi 
Hardinu  iU'v.Dciisley,  (irantchester 
Hardwicke  the    Uight    Honourable 

the  Earl  of,  Wimpole 
Harper    Uev.    Archdeacon    Henry, 
1  Parker's  piece  [gent  st 

Harraden  Mr.  Uichd.  Banks  18  l^f- 
H arris  Mrs.  Sophia  Eliz.  Newnhani 
Haslain  .Mr.(5eo.  4  Uhadegund  bldgs 
Hateli  Miss  Mary,  55  .St.  Andrew  st 
Havilaiid  Jidui,  m.d.  21  Truinping- 
ton sireec 
Hawthorn  Uev.  Robert,  Stapleford 
Hayles  Mrs.  Jane,  Parkei's  piece 
H.ivlock  Mr.  Ridii.  7  .Annesley  place 
Haywapl  .Mrs.  Eliza,  2  Benet  place 
Headly  Mrs.  Frances,  58  Regent  st 
Hcidly  Mr.  Robert,  27  New  square 
Heailly  Mr.  William, Great  Shelford 
Hebhlewhite  Overton,  E-q.  Trnmp- 
ingt(jn  [road 

Helm  Mrs.  Ann   Klizabctb,  2  Hill's 
Heiniiigton  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Trunip- 

ingtoii  road 
HigucU  Mrs.  Ann,  32  Jesu.s  lane 


©fnctorp. 


CAMBRIDGE,  &c,         ©amibit^gt^Dti^ 


Hiuil  Uev.  John,  22  Tiumpingfoii  st 
Hopkins  Miss  Margaret,  7   PaiitiMi 
plac<^,  New  town  [st 

Hopkins  Wai.   K>q.   15  Fitzwilliatn 
Hoskiii   Rev.   Peter  Cliarks  iM.  17 

Kegeiit  street 
Hyles  Mrs.  Jane,  12  P.iiker's  piece 
Ind  Mrs.—,  2:5  Hill's  road 
Ingle  Miss  Susan,  64  Regent  st 
John-on  .Miss  — ,6  Kliadegiind  bldgs 
Johnson  Mr.  Isaac,  Knimannel  road 
Kerric-li   l\^^v.  iticliard  Edward,    13 
Freescliool  lane  [College 

King  Jcsliua,  Esq.  i.  l.  d.  Queen's 
Kirby  Mrs.  — ,  Merton  placf 
Kiiithil  y  Mrs.  KebeccH,  .36  New  sq 
Lamb  Uev.Jolin,u.u.  Corpus  Clii  isti 
Colkve  [terrace 

Lambert  .Mr.Saml.Beec!i,.3Downiiig 
Law  James  Kdrnnnd,   Ksq.  Manor 

House,  Little  Slielford 
Leapiiigwrll  Geoige,  E>q  (barrister), 

16  Fitzwilliani  st 
Leaver  Mr.  Willian),  Paiker's  piece 
Leeds  Mrs.  Ann,  21  Hill's  road 
Lilley  Mr.  Davi  I,  35  Bridge  >t 
Lilley  Mr.  Frederick,  Grantcliester 
Livett  Mr.  George,  15  Regent  st 
Maddison  Rev. Geo. 13  Fitzwilliam  st 
Maikliain  Mr.  Tlioinas,15  Regent  st 
Maitin  James,  F.sq.  Quy 
Martin  John  Letch, Fsq  Croft  Lodue 
MasoiiMr.Peter,M.A.I4Kree><  hool  la 
Mason  Mrs. Susan,  lOAiinesley  place 
Miller   William    Hollows,    Esq.    7 
Scroope  tfirace  [Regent  st 

Mills  Mrs.  Elizbth.  5  Camden  place, 
Moore  Capt. Lorenzo,  Gonville  idace 
Mortlnck  Thomas,  E>q.  Retiet  st 
Naylor  Thouias  H>iik,    E>iq.    (bir- 

rister),  5  Brunswick  wilk 
Newhy  Mrs.  — ,  9  Downing  terrace 
Newby  Mrs.  — ,  67  Regent  st 
Newell  Mrs.  — ,  1  SiUer  st 
Newsam  Mr.  Tlio<.  Merton  Cottage 
Oruinn  Rev.  Johti,  9  Fit/my  st 
Orridae  Mr.Roht.  3  Ktiunaiiuel  road 
U.iboiii    LokI    Francis    Godolphin, 

Goiimaeoi;  Hi!ls 
Outiain    Rev.    Thomas    Powy^.    2 
Tiumpington  st  [road 

Owen   Mrs.   Maty  Ann,   13   Hill's 
Patinan  .Mr.  Wni.  9  Annesley  place 
Peaice  Rt  v.  Geoi ge,4  Panton  place. 
New  town  [College 

Peill  Riv.  Jolm  Newton,  Queen's 
Peuil>ertonClirlstoplier,Esq.'rruiiip- 

jngfon  street 
Petnbirion  Colonel  Francis  Charles 

James,  'I'rnmnitigton 
Perowne  Rev.  Thomas  Tlionpison, 
2;i  Fitzwilliani  st  [Colleg; 

Phelps  Rev. Robf. D.D.Sidney  Sussex 
Philpott   Rek'.    Henry,    n.  d     Saitit 
Catherine's  Hall  [Regent  st 

Piper  the  Misses,  3  Canuleii  place. 
Plowrii;lit  .Mrs.  Frances,  6  Silver  st 
Potts  Rnbert,  Ei^q  m. A.  Tiinity  Col- 
lege, and  65  R>  gent  st 
Prest  Mrs.  — ,  6  S.roope  ten  ace 
Prior  Mr.  Joseph,  Cliesterton 
Pollen  Rev. Joseph, 4Scroope  terrace 
Pun  has  Mis.  Jane,  Gouville  place 
Quinlivan  Rev.  Thos.  3  Hill's  road 
Pead  Miss  Jane,  59  Re'?ent  st 
Redhead  Mr.  J  oh::  Simpson,  2  Gn' 
inaiiuel  road  [Colleg; 

Ridout  Rev.  John  Dowell,  Christ's 
Rofcerts  Rev.Horace,Gonville  Cotga 
Uoff  Rev.  Hobeit,  56  Regent  st 
Romilly  Rev,  Jos.  3  Scro'ipe  terrace 
Rooke  Mr-:.  Marv,  41  New  souare 
Rushbiool;  Mrs.Ann.SKiim's  p trade 
Salmon  Geo.E-q.Tiumpingion  toad 
Suv.ige  Mrs.  Ann,  28  New  square 


Schnl,  field Rev.Jas.PetersfitldCotge 
Scott  Rev.  Jolm,  31  Hill's  road 
Seal leMrslsabella, /Maid's  catisewj 
Shillito  Rev.  Richd.  5  Parker's  piece 
Sliippey  Mrs.  Alice,  8  St.  John  st 
Silver  Rev.  SaniHel.ll  Brunswick  p! 
Simpson  the  Misses  — ,  30  Adden- 

brooke  place 
Simpson  Mr. Win. 8  Downing  terrace 
Sk'iiner  Rev.  Geo.  4  Canden  place, 

Regent  st 
Skinnir  Mrs.  — ,  Parker's  piece 
Smellev  Rev.Edw  Arthur,Che>tertn 
Smith  Rev.  Chas.  St.Petei's  College 
Smith  Mr.  Elliott,  Parker's  piece 
Smith  Mr.  John,  Giafton  House 
Smitli  Rev.  William,  Dry  Dreyton 
Sniytli  Mrs.  Sopliia,  6  Hill's  r<iad 
Spencer  Mrs.  Chailotte,  4  Benet  pi 
Spencer  Mr.  Joseph, 8  Panton  place, 

New  town 
Stacey  Mr.  Thomas,  Gieat  Shelford 
Stanley  Mr.  Joseph,  2  Btnet  st 
Starkie  MiTIios.m.a  DowniigCotge 
Symon'ls  Rev.Williani,  Gt  ."shelCord 
TalhotMr.Wm.  Nelson  pi,  Barnwell 
Tathatn  Rev.  Ralph,  D.D.St.  John'.* 
College  [road 

Taylor  Miss  Catlieiine,  Emmanuel 
Ta'lor  Mr.  James,  22  Hill's  road 
Fhackeray  Frederick,  Esq.  m.  d.  St. 
Andrew  st  [C<dlege 

Thackeray  I{ev.Geo.D.D.,F.L.s.King's 
Tharlint!  Rev.  Jaine.s  Benjamin,  2 
Freescliool  lane  [buildings 

Thompson  .Mr. James, 47  Rhadegund 
Tilling  Mr.  Jeieniiali,  20  Hill's  road 
Titcoinb  Jonathan  Holt,  Esq.  Gon- 
ville place 
Titcoinb  Rev.  Jonathan   Holt,  Par- 
sonage, Birnwell 
T«»mson  Mrs.  Ann,  Bat  ton  road 
Townley  Rd.Graves,Ksq.  Fulbourne 
TrnsloveM  rs.Sarah,  53  St.Andrew  st 
Tucker  Rev.  Josiali.lS  Brunswick  pi 
Tnnwell  Mr.Jno.  38Ti  nmpitigton  st 
Turner  Mrs.  Eliza  Mary,  12  Hill's 
road  [Sidney  8t 

Turner     Mr.    .J<  seph    Hovell,    44 
I'wiss  Miss  Caroline, Little  Slielford 
Twiss  George,  Esq   (Jreai  Shelford 
Twiss  James,  Esq.  Little  Slielford 
Vendeti  Mr.  Edward,  53  Regent  st 
Veiitris  Rev.Edward.Newniarki  t  rd 
Vincent  Miss  Maiy,  2  Dowiiiim  ten 
WagstaffiMr.  Charles,  Hill's  raod 
Walker  Eflwd. Esq. 5  Trumpington  st 
Walker  Thomas  Richard,  Esq.  60 

Trumpington  st 
Walter  Mr.James,4  Trumpington  .st 
Walton  Mr.  William,  Chesteiton 
Ward  Mrs. Jane,  Trunip'iigron  road 
Warren  the  Miss,  s  Mary  &  Sarah  & 
Susannah  &  Hai  riet,2  Benet  place 
Warren  William, Esq. Brook  House, 
Truinpiiigtoii  st  [teiton 

Warwick  Mr. Will.  Atkinson,  Clies- 
Watsnn  Mr.  Chas.  4  Parker's  piece 
Watson  Mr.Jos,46  Rhadegund  bldgs 
Watson  Miss  Rhoda,  New  squaie 
W.l.b  Rev.  William,  D  n.  Clare  Hall 
Webster  Jiio  Hy  Esq.2King's  parade 
Webster  Captain  VVilliatn  Fiancis, 

34  Hill's  road 
Wedd  Mrs.  Ann,  2  .Maid's causeway 
WestlakeMrs  Eleanor,39Hiirs  road 
Whewell  Rev. William,  D.D.Trinity 

College 
WilkinsMrs.  Aliri-i,  Lensfield 
Willimott  Mr.  James  Sebastian,  13 
Parker's  piece  [place 

Willimott  Mr.John,29Addenbrooke 
Willis  Rev.  Robert,  Petersfield 
Wilson  Rev.  Plumpton.  Milton 
'  Winter  Mr.  George,  8  Hill's  road 


Worsley  Rev,  Thomas,  m.a.  Down* 
ing  College  [te.-toa 

Wragg  Mrs.  Mary,  Mill  lane,  Chcs- 
Wragg  Mr.  William,  Chesterton 
Wratten  Mr.  John,  Chesterton 

ACADCinlES    AND     PUBLIC 
SCHOOLS. 

Not  otherwise  described  are  Day  Schools. 
Akehiirst  Emma,  2  Clarendon  st 
Barber  Thomas  (boarding  &  day), 

Prospect  House 
Barron  Maiy,  Chesterton  road 
Bishop  Hannah  .Mari  1  61  Catherine 
Elizl).,  Parsons  court,  Wheeler  st 
British  School,   Gieat  Slielford, 
— George  Owen,  master  ;    Mary 
Cainpkin,  mistress 
British   School,    Fitzioy  st— 
Francis   Gray,  master;    Hannah 
Hickman,  mistress 
British   School,  Trumpington — 

Sarah  Di'bson,  mistress 
Burgess    Rev.    William     (Slielford 
classical  and  commercial  board- 
ing). Great  Slielford 
Cirter  James,  20  Castle.st 
Catholic  School,  (boys  &  girls). 
Union   road,     Ni  w  town — Hugh 
iMc.  Cormick,    master;    Martha 
Rice,  mistress 
Charabcilin    Maria    Foulsham,    45 

Regent  st 
Chaimian  Susannah,  25  Castle  st 
Cor.sley  Geoige,  11  Castle  st 
Denny  'I'homas  &  Son    (boarding 

and  day),  4  Downing  Terrace 
Dobson     Maruaret    (boarding),    20 

St  Andrew  st 
Donagan  Ann,  10  Rose  Crescent 
Fenn  Maltha,  10  New  square 
Free    Grammar    School,    Free- 
school  lane — Pett  r  Mason,  m.a. 
head  master ;  Rev.George  Bai  ber, 
second  niasttr;  and  Edward  Gil- 
bert, wriiimr  niasitr 
Free  School  , girls),  70  King  st — 

Catharine  Marlow,  mistiess 
Gray  John,  36  Biidge  st 
Hatfield  Harriet,  20  Sidney  st 
Hobacq  Heniy  Florentine(boaiding), 

48  Hill's  toad 
Infants'  School,  69  King  street- 
Abraham      Neuland,      master  ; 
Matilda  Newland,  mistiess 

[nfants'  School,   Pound  hill 

Samuel     Ginn,    master  ;    Sarah 
Ginn,  mistress 
Infants'  School,  t'ltzmy   st— — 

Martha  Whitford,  mistress 
Infants'  School     (St.  Paul's),  16 

Union  road,  New  town Ann 

Topping,    niistiess  ;    Hephzibah 
Pink,  assistant 
J«dinson  Catherine,  Chesterton 
Johnson    William  &  Son   (classical 
gentlemen's  boarding),  LLANDAF^ 
House,  Regent  street 
Leeding   Edwin    Seiiuiti,  9  Union 

road.  New  town 
Low  James,  16  New  square     [way 
M^son  Mary  Ann,  4  Maids  Cause- 
Miller      Maiia     (preparatoiy),     2 

Annesley  place 
National  School,  East  rd.  Barn- 
well— John    Newland,    master  ; 
i^ydia  Newland,  mistress 
National  School,  Trumpington 
— William  Bridges,  master;  Ann 
Kine  Bii'lges,  mistress 
National  School,  Russell  st,New 
town — Stephen   Di.\on,   master; 
Fanny  Reeves,  mistress 

National  School,  Honey  hill 

John  Dowton,  master 


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Cramjuitrgc^fjiif.         CAMBRIDGE,  &c. 


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ACADEMIES,    Stc— Continued. 

National  School,  Great  Slielf.ml 

John  Hopkins,  master ;  Susuunnh 

Ho[)kins,  inistivss 
Natkisal    School,   Cliesteiton — 

James  Hiiiili;iui,  uiHStir ;  Stisan- 

nali  Kniiinsoii,  mistress 
Oiiirui  H:'v.  Jnlin   (boarding  and 

(i.iy). !'  Kit?roy  st 
Piii<"M  M  iitlia,  4  Antiesley  place 
Piiiclia^  Gcorce  Jaints    (hoarding 

and  divl,  92  Ca>tle  st 
Roberts  j'ohn,  17  Willow  walk 
Ihiiili  ini  James,  Cbesierton 
.Seel>ins  Patrick  Beabs,  4  Parker  at 
Snivtli   W'm.    v.,  IJrniiswick  Honsi 
Sntion  Mary  (boardint'),  1  Rei^i'nt  st 
'Iburnti.n    Lvdia    Searle,    15    Hos;' 

Crescent  '  fdavt,  (it.  Sbtlfonl 
'I'nrner  Mis.  H.mnali  ^bciarding  & 
Tiirton  Klizabetb  &  .Ann  (boarding 

and  davj ,  8  Downing  st 
AVallis   .Marv    Ann   (bi>arding    and 

day^,  4.T  New  scjnare  [bill 

U'ats.m    .Sofdiia,    11    St.    Andrew's 
Wbillet  Klizb.,  12  St.  Amirew's  bill 

ACCOUNTANTS. 

Barron  William,  Chesterton  rcK'.d 
Genu  Kiiiff,  13  Willow  wall; 
Knowles  Samuel,  50  Kint;  st 
IMacwatt  Robert,  2  Trinity  lane 
RowtonWni.'J  Corn  iiscbange  court 

AGENTS. 

{See  also  Estate  Agents,  and  also 

Fire,  6;c.,  Office  y^geuts.) 
Bidwell  Charles  .Muriel  (land),  71 

Tium|)inutoii  st 
Fitch  Tiioaiasdiops),  Mills  Terrace 
Harvvood   Rirl.ard  (land  &  valuer), 

2  Pembroke  st 
S«ann    William    (to  flie    liia^tein 

Counties  Rrihvay),  ■")  Hobson  st 
Yorke  Sam).  &  Ch.is.  (for  Kennett  & 

Co's.  i)arcel  des|)atclij,  6  iJenet  st 

AKCHITECTS. 

Smith  John,  2(i  Trinity  st 
AValter  Janus,  4  'rrumpiiigton  st 

ARTISTS. 

Herrini;   John     Krederiik    (animal 

painter),  2  Rololpb  lane 
Robinson  Widiaru    Henry  (portrait 

&.  animal  painter),  2  IJotolph  lane 

ATTORNEY.S. 
Adcock  Justinian,  I'J  Maiket  st 
Adeiick  Stephen,  ;>  .St.  Maiy  st 
A-hion  William  (iartit   Tand   clerk 

of  thepeace).  Mews,  Sifliiey  st 
Rarlow  Frederick  'and  clerk  to  the 

inairi-'lrates),  51  .St.  Anrirew  st 
li  lys  (ieorf,'e  Henry,  17  Uullcn  place, 

SiiiMwell  [Irine 

Rdl   John    Gillam,    11    Emmanuel 
l'c'\ill  Charles,  .'jO  d'reen  st 
Hiowii  Win.  I'lllslord,   (J  Hobson  st 
C'l'iper  Charles    Henry  (and   lown 

clei  k  ; ,  2'J  Jesiis  lane 
Coiy  Fre'lerick,  29  Green  st 
Kaden  J^hn,  jim.  find  clerk  to  the 

Roro'  mauistrates),  15  Sidney  st 
Fetch  Joseph  l)>acoii,  M  Sidney  ^t 
Fo-ter    Khenezer    &    Kdiiiund,    17 

(Jreen  street 
Kr.iiicis  Clement,  17  Hmmannel  lane 
Garratt  .losejili,  ."12  .'st.  Andiew  st 
fjfitiilied  Hi  iiry,  7A  Ti  ninpiniiion  st 
(iraiii  I'ledriic  k,  7  DnWitinK  st 
<ir<en  Ociavjiis,  17  St.  Andrew  st 
Harris    Henry    HemiiiK'oii,     Park 

I'Odne  [-chill. I  lane 

Hairin,  Snmpter  &  Hvde,  8  Free 
Headley    Tanfiebl    George,    11    .St 

Amirtw  st 
Hunt  James,  fi  Rridiri-  st 
ind  Uobeit  Lauiidv,  11  Sidney  st 

iO 


,  King  David    (&  coronen,  1  xMill  In 
Lawrence  Juner  Perry,  42  Market  st 
Pabi.bvFraiuis  D.  7St.Aiidrew'shill 
Peed  Anthony,  8  Reuet  st 
Peed  Samuel,  8  Renet  st         [ton  st 
Peniberton  &  Tliiower,  Trumpinc;- 
Piior  James  Win.,  2'2  .St.  .Andrew st 
Ranee  Hi  my,  54  Si.  Andrew  st 
Randall  Fiedk.,75  Tiumpington  st 
Tavior  Fiedericl;  John,  24  Green  st 
■!'wiss&  Marvhall,  14  .Mark.t  st 
White  Harnilion,  4(j  Si.  Andrew  st 

AUCTIONEERS&  APPRAISERS 

Ri(h\e]lCha:les  Muriel,  71  'I'lumj)- 

in^jton  street 
Ma.  n  Jidin  Rolfe,  15  Hill's  road 
P.irker  Thomas  &   Co.,Kast  road, 

RaiiiWHll  [(•"scbaiige  Ciniit 

Kowtoii  William  (appraiser),*)  Corn 
Swan  John  &  Sun,  19  .Sidney  st 
Wentworih     .Icsepli     &     Son,    24 

'I'linitv  street 
Wisbey  Cliai  les,  21')  Trinity  st 
Yorke  Sainl.  &  Charles,  (J  Benet  st 

BAKERS    &    FLOUR  DEALERS. 

Railey  Frederick,  12  Park  st 
Beaumont  John,  Histnn  road 
Beaumont    Saiab,    Piospect    row, 

Rai-iiwell 
Bebce  Mahala,  106  Fifzroy  st 
Bebee  VVilliam,  Trumjiiiigton 
HIinkhori)  Cieorge,  Great  Slielford 
Blinkhorn   William   Ainger,  9   St. 

John  street 
Bowbank  Eliza,  7  St.  Andrew  st 
BridgesJii0.55  Russell  .st, New  town 
Brialit  Joseph,  17  Alaiiis  Causeway 
Blocker  Susan,  32  Regent  st, 
Biiibtish  Mary,  58  Bridge  st  [st 

CbandU'r  Chailes,  (JtJ  'rrumpington 
Clark  John,  16  Downing  'J'eriace 
Glutton. lohn,. 33  East  road,  Barnwell 
Collier  Tregonwell,   18  Annesley  pi 
Covin  William,  Great  Slielford 
Crawley  Robert,  5()  St.  Andrew  st 
Crawley  William,  43Triinipiiigmti  ft 
Dearie  "Jane  Harriet,  (i  St.  Maiyst 
Driver   Henry,    28    Coronation   st, 

New  town 
Kdwards  Uriah,  Chesterton 
Ellis  Thom.ts,  V'ictoi  ia  road  f^' 

Emmerson  Win.  Hem  y,  2  Warwick 
Kieenian  Ed«d.2  Eden  st,  Barnwell 
Kullei  Hy.Wellinyton  row,  Barnwell 
I'lilier  Hetirv,  45  Sidni  v  si 
Funge  John,  (iO  Bridge 'st 
(Jarner  John,  25  Sun  s',  Barnwell 
(ioode  .Al  ov  Louisa,  5ti  Castle  st 
Grant  Wm   Shaw,  22  .M^igdalene  st 
Giay  Widiain,  2  Hriilge  .-t 
j  Green  Henry,  8  King  st 
Greenwood  Sarah,  II  Butcher  row 
H.ird  Wm.,.38  BurleiHi  st,  liarnwell 
Hawkins  Plume,  19  Hfzroyst 
Hinds  Thomas,  (iiantt liestei' 
Ingnv  Charles.  9  Rose  Crescent 
Lander  John,  12  i'arl;  st 
Liveimore  'I'lios.  72Ti  iimi)iiigtoii  st 
Lix'imore  WiliiHin,  7  Union  st 
.Mai(ieetFraucis,Sta(foidshire  place, 

Birnwell  [st 

.Miiyse Benjamin  Dunn, 14  Magdalt  iie 
MuL'glitoii   .lames,    10   PrinVes    st, 

N<-w  town  [well 

Newhery  Robert,  2  Eden  st,  Barn- 
Nixon  Willi.im,  26  Petty  Cnry 
Pellet  William,  4  Sidiiev  st 
Piiielias  John.  Chesteiton  i 

Rayment  Elijah,  3  Butcher  row         I 
Richmond  John,  .{  Petty  Cnry 
Kolierts  Michael,  1  Fit/ioy  st 
Roeketi     Thomas,    7    Geoitte    the 

Fourth  st.  New  lown 
Rose  James.  Chesterton  [town  ! 

RnllierfoidWaltci,15  Union  rd,Ne\v  > 


Rutter  Arthur,  .52  Fitzroy  st 
Rutier  Robert,  10  Sidney  st 
Rutter  Thorn '.s,  21  Regent  st 
Scialield  William,  20  Market  st 
Sismty  J. din,  28  Castle  st 
Smith  John,  18  King  st 
Smith  William,  63  King  st 
Smyth  Sarah,  23  Bridge  st 
Steam  Joseph,  21  King  st 
Stevenson  John,  21  St.  Andicw  st 
Swan  George,  Newnham  [well 

Thompson  Will.,  34  James  st,  Barn- 
Todd  Smith,  .32  Bridge  st 
"I'vler  English,  3  J  St.  Andrew  st 
V'aughaii  William,  Pound  bill 
Wallis  George,  1  Castle  st 
Ward  James,  Mill  road 
W'at.soti  John,  6  Castle  st 
White  Allen,  Whittlesford 
While  Geoige,  56  Cambridge  place 
Wildersjiin  James,  74  Castle  st 
Wiidei  spill  Thomas,  9  Gieen  st 
Willun  .Sarah,  A^ctoiia  road 
WoodsSainuel,18Jiimesst,Bartuvell 
Wright  Edward,  Granichester 

BANKERS. 

Fisher  Thomas  &  Sons,  28  Petty 
Cuiy  (draw  on  Curries  &  Co., 
London.) 

Foster  Ebenezer,  &  Charles  Finch, 
&  Geoige  Ebenezer,  Trinity  st 
(draw  on  Pre.-cott,  Grote  &  Co., 
London.) 

London  &  County  Joint  Stock 
Hanking  Company  Trnmpiniiinti 
street,  (draw  upon  the  bead  ollice 

London) M  r.  Thomas  Richard 

Walker,  manager 

Mortlock  John  cN;  Sous,  Renet  st, 
(draw  on  Suiith,  Payiie,&  Smiths', 
London 

Saviegs  Rank,  62  Sidney  st  (open 

on  Saturdays   from  11  till  2j 

Charles  Edward  Brown,  Esq., 
actuary 

BASKET     MAKERS. 

Campion  .lohn,  20  Sussex  st 
Campion  Will. am,  13  Magdalene  st 
Freeman  Henry,  5  Union  st 
Graves  \^"iliiaiii,  9  Butcher  row 

BIRD    STUFFERS. 

Baker  J(diii   (&  general  naturalist), 

17  Trnmpingtoii  st 
Lndmaii  Williani,  Newnham 
Saville  James,  3  Downing  st 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Bridsreniaii  William,  Nertmarketnl 
Briintmi  John,  44  St.  Andrew  st 
Dmiels  William  Heniy,  East  road, 

Barnwell 
Dent  Roiiert,  24  Bridge  .st 
Ivlwaids  'i'liomas(&  (hrrier),Kinggt 
F.lborn  'I'homas,  l/ittlc  Shellord 
Eaireliild  l^dward,  King's  court 
rioiiient  .Samuel,  East  id,  Barnwell 
(iatewarri  Wiilimi,  Newnham 
Hieks  Joseph,  Norfolk  st,  Barnwell 
Langtoii  Benjamin,  15  Downing  st 
Lawn  J(diii,  I'^ast  load,  Bainwill 
Mallerson    John,   22    Union    road, 

New  town 
Meeks  VVilliam,  Cliesterton 
.Muiicey  David,  Giaiiichesier 
Nichols  John,  Trumpiii;;ton 
Pont  Thomas.  18  Northanipton  st 
Ham  M.itthew,  Chesterton       [well 
Thompson  Josi  ph,  Aldiey  st,  Barn- 
Underwood     Beiechiah,    15    Spar- 
row's lane 
Warteis  .lames.  Great  Slielford 
Winter  William,  36  Bridge  st 
Wright  Johu  Land,  Great  Shelford 


Qtrcctova. 


CAMBRIDGE,  &c.         €raml)rttrgegf)ir£. 


BOAT    BUILDERS. 

Cross  John,  Che^tertdii 

Lo:;an  Saimiei,  Tlionipson's  lane 

Searle  George  &  Son,  Chestertou 

BOOKBINDBRS. 

[See  also  Bookbinders  ^-  Statwnera  ) 
Armstrong  &  Grav,  12  Green  st 
Barber  Robert,  St.  Edward's  passage 
BoutellJohn  &So!is,  11  All  Saints' 

pas>ase  [cresrent 

Dodd    Francis    Edward,    20    Rose 
Elsburv  John,  KH  SnS'^ex  st 
HartJnscpli  Ricli;ird,6  Sidney  st 
Halt  John,  3  Ptas  hill 
Haycock  Jol)n,St.  Edward's  passase 
Lawrence     VVilliani      Henry,      St. 

Edward's  passage  [si 

Nichols  William,  29  Corn  Exciiauge 
Talbot  Henrv,  19  Sussex  st 
Whithker  Tliomas,  63  Sidney  st 
Wiseman  Henry  Richd.,  9  Tiinity  st 

BOOK  SELLERS&  STATIONERS 

.Markeil  tliiis  *  are  also  Publishers. 

Allies  Rlathew,  9  VVillow  walk 
*Deii;i)"t(iii  John,  12  Triuitv  st 
Frank  Charles  (am!  artists'  colour- 
man),  46  Sidiiev  st 
*Graiit  William  Peter,  8  Trinity  st 
•Hall  John,  51  Trnmpington  <t 
Hankin  James,  18  Rose  crescent 
Hatt  John   (&  circulating  library), 

3  Peas  hill 
Hntt  Richard,  29  Trinity  st 
*Johnson  Elijah,  30  Trinity  st 
Jolinson  Jaiii'  s,  50  S'dney  st 
King  Mary,  10  Petty  Cury 
Lake  Han  let  Elizalieth,  6&  Bridge  st 
Liiiford  J...-eph,  16  Bridge  st 
•■Macmillan,  Barclay  &  ftlacmillan, 

1  Trinity  street 
'Meadows  Edward,  6  King's  parade 
Morris  Edward,  13  Downing  terrace 
Nichols  John   (and  news  agent),  5 

Fitzroy  stieet 
Nichols  VVilliam,  Fair  si 
Paae  Jane,  9  Market  st 
Sandifcr  iMary,  1  Freeschool  lane 
Smith  William  Haddon  (and  news 

asent),  7  Ro<e  crescent 
Thornton  Lydia  Searle  (antl  paper 

lunger),  15  Rose  crescent 
Wallis  Henry,  24  Sidney  st       [cent 
•Wheeler  Jas.  Talboy,  2  Rose  cres- 
Whitaker  Thomas,  63  Sidney  st 

BOOT     AND     SHOE      MAKERS. 

Andrews  George,  8  Warwick  st 
Andrews  Saml.,  57  St.  Andrews  st 
Austin  William,  Great  Shelford 
Ballard  Geo.  Falcon  yard,PettyCury 
Baiiham  Charles,  37  Green  st 
Barker  Simon,  Corn  Exchange  st 
Bairance  John,  22  Castle  st 
Bnrraiice  Thomas,  Covent  garden 
Bentley  John,  15  Tiinitv  st 
Bidweil  William,  Newnham 
Billing  Thomas,  Histeii  road 
Bond  Wiili;iin,  26  Sidney  st 
Broom  Charles,  George  st,  Barnwell 
Bull  Josiah,  6  Fitzroy  st 
Caldecoat  'Fimothy,  43  Coronation 

st.  New  town 
Chainbeilin  Tliomas,  Castle  st 
Chapman  George,  Sun  st,  Barnwell 
Chapman  Henry,  4  Bntclier  row 
Chiipmaii  John,  28  Sidney  st 
Clayborn  John,  12  Regent  st 
Creek  Henry,  15  Silver  st 
Curtis  Rdbert,  39  Corn  Exchanges! 
Disbury  Sparks,  90  Castle  st 
Ellwood  Daniel,  Granichester 
Flack  John,  9  Bridge  st  [lane 

Frisby  John,  13  Little  Saint  Mary's 
Fiost  George,  Trnmpington  st 
George  James,  Great  Shelford 
George  William,  Great  Shelford 


German  William,  1  Northampton  st 
Giles  Henry,  2  Jesus  lane 
Gray  Tlxmias,  3  Sussex  st 
Giooni  Thomas,  16  Petty  Cury 
Hagger  Stephen,  Great  Shelford 
Hammond  Jno.43  Hyde  park  corner 
Hat  rison  James. Ram  yard, Bridge  st 
Harvey  John,  13  Bridge  st 
Hayles  Frederick,  2  Peas  hill 
H.iyles  Hannah,  Snn --t,  Barnwell 
Hayles  Sarah,  15  Bridge  st 
Hennessey  William,  6  Butcher  row 
How  J(din,  Great  Shelford 
Howlett  William,  103  Fitzroy  st 
Kiikup  Benjamin,  22  iMelhourne  pi 
Kirkup  Robert,  11  Green  st 
liee  Henr\,  60  St.  Andrew  st 
Lutt  Edith  (ladies'  shoe  warehouse), 

12  King's  parade 
Major  John,  4  L^nion  st 
Male  Will.,  19  James  st,  Barnwell 
Maltby  Joseph,  13  Doric  st 
Mansfield  William,  Chesterton 
.Marshall  John,  1  Downing  st 
Matthews  George,  27  Coronation  st, 

New  town 
Mence  Henry,  8  All  saints'  passaee 
Mortlock  Frederick  Henry,  27  St. 

Andrew  street 
Mowlam  William,  15  Annesley  place 
Muncey  George,  (seller),  17    Rose 

crescent 
Phillips  John,  50  Bridge  st 
Pink  John,  2  Doric  st 
Pleasance  Frederick,  12  Jesus  lane 
Porter  Thomas,   7  James  terrace 

Barnwell 
Pratt  Henry,  17  Jesus  st 
Presland  James,  11  Pembroke  st 
Purvis  George,  10  St.  Ivlary  st 
Rickett  Firdk.,  3  Trumpington  st 
Rockett    Alaurice,    St.    Edward's 

passage 
Rooke  Joseph,  17  Fitzroy  st 
Rowell  Michael,  Chesterton 
Rutt  Charles,  38  Coronation  .street, 

Newtown  [Andrew  st 

Saint  Pi.ilip.  Black  Lion  yard,  St. 
Scarr  Jas.,  35  Union  rd.  New  town 
Shepherd    VVni.  Birley,  45  King  st 
Smith  George,  14  &  15  Sussex  st 
Starling  James,  Park  st 
Starling  John,  3  Hobson  st 
Swan   William   &  John.  15  King's 

parade  [New  town 

Taylnr  Richard,  33  Coronation  st. 
Thrift  Charles,  Chesterton 
Thriug  Samuel,  St.  Peter's  st 
Tlnniow     Geortie,     Kettle's    yard, 

Northampton  st  [New  town 

Topping  William,  19  Coronation  st, 
Walcot  Martha  (French  shoe  ware- 

liousc,  and  fancy  repository),  6 

Regent  street  [town 

Ward  Jacob,  48   Russell   st.    New 
Ward  John,  14  Northampton  st 
Waters  Elijah,  Adain  and  Eve  row, 

Barnwell 
White  Jas.  Day.  68  Trumpineton  st 
WhiteWm.&Robr.  3  &  7  Warwick  st 
Wilkin  Thomas,  East  rd,  Barnwell 
Willimott  Thos.,  East  rd,  Barnwell 
Will'^on  Henry  John,  Parsons  court, 

Wheeler  street 
Wines  John,  95  Castle  st 

BRAZIERS      AND      TIN-PLATE 
WORKERS. 

Freeman  George,  9  Hobson  st 
Macintosh  William,  23  Market  st 
Miller  George,  8  Union  st 
Pilson  Joseph,  Pound  hill 
Pryor  Stephen  &  Son,  11  Petty  Cury 
Pryor  Stephen   John,    10  St.    An- 
drew's  hill 
Reader  Edward,  jun.,  Chestertou 


Scarhorouch      &     Broihertou,     ^ 

Market  hill 
Spalding  James,  3  Rose  crescent 
Vincent  John,    Old  Iledlion    yard, 

Bridge  street 

BREECHES  "MAKERS. 

{See  also  Tmlors.) 
Dayies  John,  7  Trinity  st 
Ransom  Giorge  &  Son,  22  Trinity  st 
Wettnhall  William,  103  King  st 

BREWERS    AND  MALTSTERS. 

{See  also  Maltsters  ) 
Apt  horpe  Win.  Henry,  New  market  rd 
Bailey  Frederick,  Sun  st,  Barnwell 
Barton  John,  30  James  st,  Barnwell 
Beales  P  itrick,  Newnham 
Beart  Win.  King's  court.  King  st 
Brooks  .Mary,  Gold  st,  Barnwell 
Busby  &  Wood,  Coin  Excliange  st 
Ekiti'William,  8  Jesus  lane 
Ekin  William,  69  Biidae  st 
Evans  Thomas,  Paper  Mills 
Foster  Richard  &  Son,Magdaleiie  .st 
Gotobed  James,  79  Trumpington  st 
Harris  Edward,  Sun  st,  Barnwell 
Heffer Samuel  (ictail),Grantchester 
Holder  Thomas,  East  road 
Johnson  William,  Chesterton 
Ladds  Edward,  Sun  st,  Barnwell 
Lipnei  George,  Newmarket  road 
Lilley  Thomas,  49  Bridge  st 
Nash,  Searle  &  Co.  Christ's  pieces 
Nicholson  Elizabeth  &  Son,  Ches- 
terton road 
Nutter  Thomas,  Sidney  st 
Odams  Robert,  Bee  Hive  Brew- 
ery, 74  King  st 
Page  John,  Sun  st,  Barnwell 
Papworth  William,Newmai  ket  road 
Press  Robert  &  Co.  King  st 
Sargant  John,  Chesterton 
Smith  Wm.  Herrina,  Magdalene  st 
I'wiss  Jas.  Peterson. Newmarket  rd 
Wing  John,  30  Bridge  st 
Wright  Wm.  Buileigh  st,  Barnwell 

BRICK   MAKERS. 
Asby  Charles    (and  lime  burner), 

1  Trumpington  st 
Bell  William  &  Sons,  Victoria  road 
Bradwell  David  &  Sons,  59  St.  An- 
drew street 
Crowe  VVilliam,  Gonville  House 
Fislicr  Tliomas  &  Sons,  River  lane, 

Barnwell 
Preston  Thomas,  Priory,  Barnwell 
Quinsee  &  Attack,  10  King  st 
Watts  Joseph.  54  Regent  st 

BRICKLAYRS  &  PLASTERERS. 

[See  also  Builders.) 
Burbage  George,  Hobson  passage 
Dobson  William, Trumpington 
Fea'.herstone  Philip,  15  George  the 

Fourth  street 
Haggis  William,  16  Silver  st 
Hall  Pell  Peak,  Gloucester  st 
Haiding  George,  31  Coronation  st, 

New  town 
Hicks  James,  City  road 
Howes  Jaines,5  Russell  st,New  town 
Jarvis  Geo.  Falcon  yard.  Petty  Cury 
.Mills  George,  55  Eden  st,  Barnwell 
Peacock  Samuel,  28  .Magdalene  st 
Quinsee  &  .Attack,  10  King  st 
Rowling  John,  Trumpington 
Smith  Robert,  Chesterton 
Stevens  James,  Northampton  st 
Turner  William,  Thompson's  lane 
BUILDERS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  also  Bricklayers. 
*Asby  Charles,  Trumpington  st 
Barber  Samuel,  Elm  st,  Barnwell 
Bell  William  &  Sons,  75  Castle  st 

II 


cram]&r!lrgc0f)ire.        CAMBRIDGE,  &c. 


^later*0 


BUILDERS— Confi«i/f<f. 

•Br.ulwi  1    David    &   Sons,    59  St. 

AiKiiiw  St  [well 

(■(.ulsoii  Joseph,  East  roaf?,  barn- 
Killiii  JdIiii,  5  King's  parade 
Hillinaii  .lame-,  6  Downing  st 
I,ii«li(i  William,  Kail  st 
N"iwl)eiyl{<)bfit,2  Kden  st.RaiMWcll 
I  )att's  i^wii'ni,  Ttimis  Couit  tniace 
l',i|)Wi>itli  William, Ncwiiiaikft  load 
IVck    Mary    Ann  &  Sons,    Pauton 

piaci',  New  tov\n 
Pi  t'Mon  Thomas,  I'rioiv,  Barnwell 
•Quinsee&  AtiacU,  10  King  st 
Uattie  Janic,  Hill's  road 
U  'Wlini;  Jolin,  frnrnpiniitoi) 
Tompkins  Jaincx,  Kinmannel  road 
Toinson  Thomas,  G'J  Truiupiniiton  st 
Wfhvtfi  Ja-i.cSiSon,  14  Pt-mbiohest 
Whiiaker  Kich  .rr),12TcnnisCourt  id 

BUTCHERS. 

Birker  G.  ori-f ,  Wliittlesford 
Jlartoii  William  {piirk),35CH8tle  st 
Cai  pt-nu-i  Snsan,  7  Silver  st 
("arpen'er  Wni.  2'J  St.  Andrew  st 
Chidileiiton  Geo.  Kast  id.  Barnwell 
Col. ins  John,  11  Anneslev  place 
Urinu  Oliver  (pork),  o5  Petty  Ctiry 
Klhvood  Tlioinas,  .'i7  Market  hill 
Kvaiis  Joseph,  58  Castle  st 
Kvans  Zechariiili,  80  Castle  st 
Feaks  Kdwaid,  14  Pitty  Cury 
Gee  .lolin,  Great  Sheltoid 
Go'dlilfe  George,  55  Sidney  st 
Guodliffe  John,  h'.i  KiiiR  st 
Gtiiiton  Jonithan,  '^^  New  square 
Hall  Ji,hn  (pork),  76' Ca-tle  st 
Hall  Samuel,  29  Masidtlene  st 
Hashiplilizabetli,  <J  Union  st 
Haslop  John,  Chcstertim 
Leiiton  Jonas  <SiWin.l5MagdaIene  st 
y\  outers  James,  21  Je^ns  lane 
JMiichell  John,  4()  Bridge  >t 
Kcwinan  Jatie,  East  road,  Barnwell 
Nichols  George  (pork),  9  Sussex  si 
llaper  Rphraim,  Chesterton 
Richardson  (ieorge,  105  Fitzroy  st 
Robinson  V\'m.  Waters,  1.5,  Benetst 
Roysion  llobeit  fpoi  k),  25  Bridge  st 
Sherman  Win.  Princes  st, New  town 
Skinner  William,  22  Coronation  st. 

New  lown 
Siiinson  .Anthony,  Histon  road 
Svvaiin    Robert,  44  Coronation   st, 

Ni\v  town  [I'ark  corner 

T.)..l)y  B.-iijaniin    Ma-on,  MJ  Hyde 
WiilersTliomas,  Greai  Shelloid 
Willimnti  Charit  s,  54  Bridge  st 
Willimoti  Chailes,  35  Maiketliill 
WilliiMoit  Thomas,  42  Maiket  hill 
\V  I  niri"hiis.(  pork  J, 6. Northampton  SI 

CABINET     MAKERS^      UPHOL- 
STERERS, at  PAPER  HANGRS. 

,\ilain>  John,  15  .Irsns  lane 

Aiiseil  William  &  Sons,  7G  Trnmp- 

iin;toii  slieet  [lane 

BoninuThoma",  fi  Little  St.  Maij's 
Carter  .lames,  Ilol'soii  st 
Cooke  .losejih,  fil  King  st 
Kdwaids  I)  ivid   Hun  yard,  Fiiidge  st 
(iilHiit;li:iiii    William,    While     Bull 

vard.  Bridge  ^t 
Fliils  Rnbcrt,  27  Bridge  st 
Hiiisdii  William.  12  Si.lniy  ^i 
Kirk  Kicharil,  \'ictoria  loail 
l.-L't;--  S,(mn<-1,  22  Bii-lg.   si 
M  iii-er  John,   10  Cnicoi  st 
.Metcalfe  William,  74  Biidgcst 
P.ivnc  Klliot,  (J2  Bridi:e  st 
Pe'^k  Ki.bert  &  Wni.  H  St.  Andrew  st 
>initli  Jdhn,  .'Ci,  Triini|iingtoii  st 
Smith  Joseph,  11  Je-lis  line 
Svv.in  John  &  S(m,  19  '^i  !ney  st 
Th'impsiiii  Kdward,  1  .MaKdalene  st 
Tolls  Williau),  lOPeasliill 

12 


Wilkin  John,  71  King  st 
Worseldine  John,  14  Rose  crescent 
Vorke  Samuel  &.  Charles  (and  nn- 
deriakers,  and   pitentees  of  the 
1  evolving  easy  chair),  (i  Btiict  st 

CARPENTERS   AND    JOINERS. 

Beaumont  Pe'er,  (iraiitchesler 
Bester  Rolit.  Beniiiick  st.  New  town 
Bullock    James,   Black  Moor  yard, 

Bridge  ^tittt 
Bullock  James,  Histon  road 
Bunting  John,  7i  King  st 
Chapn)an  Jidm,  Chesterioii 
Chapman  Win.  11  Freeschool  lane 
Clarke  George, Koundry  rd. Bridges! 
Clarke  George,  Chesteiton 
Dawes  William,  Trumpington 
DiiigTIios.  Coronation  st.Ni  wtown 
Edwards  David  Bush,  46  King  st 
Eve  William,  Hoi>s<>n  st 
Fisher  William,  27  Fitzroy  st 
Freeman  Fras.  7  Church  st, Barnwell 
Gray  Aithiir  John,2'rennisCourtr(l 
Giay  John,  2  Emmanuel  lane 
Green  Isaac,  Chesterton 
(Jreen  John,  Chesieiion 
Hoppett  Thoina-,  10  Silver  st 
Jobson  William,  Gnat  Shelt'ord 
Johnson  Jolin,   Pickeril  Inn  yard, 

Magdalene  street 
Kidd  John,  King's  court 
Kirby  William,  Chesterton 
Larkins  John,  Chesterton 
Lockwood  John  Williuin,  41  Corn 

E.xchange  siieet 
Martin  Richard,  St.  Mary's  i)as3age 
.Moore  John,  Great  Shellord 
Moule  Joseph,  34  Gk  en  st 
Oafes  Simon,  14  Butcher  row 
Page  William,  Gold  st,  Barnwell 
Potter  Joseph,  49  Resent  st 
Qiiinsee  &  Attack,  10  King  st 
Read  Jonah,  3  Pound  hill 
Reynolds  Thomas,  121  Fitzroy  st 
Rickard  James,  32  St.  Andiew  st 
Robinson  David,  Great  Shelford 
Seymour  Matthew,  Biidge  st 
Sheldrick  Richard,  Whittlesford 
Tompkins  James,  Emmanuel  road 
Waters  John,  Adam  and  Eve  low, 

B  ifuwell 
Whybio  Edward,  Little  Shelford 
Wilson  Wm.  9  James  si,  Barnwell 
WooUey  George,    Red    Hait  yard, 

Petty  Cury 

CARVERS    AND    GILDERS. 

[See  also  Printsellers.) 

Denniniiton  Wm.  St.  Mary's  passage 

Hoppett  Frederick  (&  picture  frame 

manufacturer),  17  St.  John  st 
Johnson  Thomas,  11  Recent  st 
Loicti  Da. id  (aLMicultural,  in  wood 

and  stone),  13  Regent  st 
Mutton  Henry, 4  All  Saint>' passage 
Mutton  William,  41  Tiinity  st 
Oliver  Jolm,  52  Coronation  st,  New- 
town 
Payne  Klliot,  62  Bridge  st 
Raitee  Jaine.s,  Hill's  ro  id  [st 

Trounliton  Joseph,  (;2  Trumpington 

CHEESEMONGERS. 

Brin.ley&  Bond,  .«  .Market  hill 
Cio-bii-  William,  'Mi  King  st 
Driver  Susannah,  7  Sussex  st 
Jt  His  Thomas,  47  Sidnev  st 
Maishall  Henry,  7  Peas  liill 
Wari(  II  (Sl  Nichols,  51  Briilgest 

CHEMISTS  AND    DRUGGISTS. 

Brewster  Williain,  41  Sidney  st 
Cox  TlKJinas,  .VJ  'I'riimiiiiigton  st 
Deck  Isai.ih.  9  King's  (larade 
Foster  James,  15  Sr.  Andiew  st 
Haidmau  Isaac,  1  and  2  Sussex  st 


Hobbs  Wm.  SetcbtieM,  4 1  Bridge  Sf 
Lyon  Heiirvi  22  Petty  Cury 
Oiiidye  Chaile.s,  18  Market  hill 
Pain  George  Allison,5  Rose  crescent 
Slieaid  William,  30  Regent  st 
Smith  John,  17  Triniiy  st 
Sipiires  S.imuel,  5  Peas  hill 
Siuitoii  Joseph,  107  Fitzroy  st 
Watson  Henry,  4  Petty  Cury 
CHINA,  GLASS,  &c.  DEALERS. 

Alliston  William,  21  Silver  st 
Barrett  &  Son,  30  Market  hill 
Doo  James  &  George,  73  Bridge  »t 
.Matthew  &  Gent,  25  Trinity  st 
Pope  George,  Sun  st,  Barnwell 
Ituett  .lames,  East  road,  Barnwell 
Kowe  Tnomas,  35  Sidnev  st 
Shippey  Wm.  &  Elias,  1&'3  Market  st 
Sniiih  William,  12  Silver  st 
Will-on  Robert,  11  Trinity  st 
Wintcrion  Wm. Chailes,  Fiizroy  st 
Wooilaid  &  Co.  fiTiiniiy  st 


CIGAR    MERCHANTS. 

See  Wine  and  Cigar  Merchants. 

CLOTHIERS. 

Gimson  Thomas   (clothes'  dealer), 

37  Trumpington  st 
Hodson  Janie<,  65  Bridne  st 
Johnson  William,  51  Sidney  st 
Smart  Joel,  1  Petty  Curv 
Taylor  Watson,  11  .Market  st 
W  hi  taker  Thomas  (clothes' cleaner), 

63  Sidney  st 

COACH    BUILDERS. 

BartonTliomas,  ."^OCorn  Exchange  st 
Hammond  Janus,  28  Regent  st 
Howes  George  &  John,  9  Regent  st 
Huiinybun  Thon)as,  9  Sidney  st 
Parker  Frederick,  5  Regent  st 
Parker  William,  43  St.  Andrew  st 
Read  Jidin,  5  Castle  st 
Redden  John,  Eniinannel  road 
Smyih  Stephen,  35  St.  Andrew  st 
Wright  Thomas  28  Hill's  road 

COAL    it    CORN    MERCHANTS. 

(.SVe  also  Coal  Merchants  if  Dealer i, 

and  also  Corn  Merchants.) 
Beales  Patiick,  Newnhain 
Bell  Edward,  13  Peas  hill 
Brown  ^  Robinson,  Newnliam 
Collin  William,  54  &  97  Castle  st 
Comings  it  Hazard,  Mill  lane 
Eaden  John  &Son,  33  BiMge  st 
Fitch  Richard,  57  Bridye  st 
Foster  Ebenezer  &  Son,  Mill  lane 
Glasscock  John  (&  slate),  7  Kinij  st 
Headly  Richard,  Great  Shrlfuid 
Lawrence  .loseph  &  Son, 28  Bridge  st 
Sheppcard  Thomas,  2  Magdalene  st 
Sparrow  Henry,  Quayside 
Wallis  Jam  s,  (Jeorgest,  Barnwell 
Walts  Jo.seph,  54  Regent  st 
Wiles  Ann,  44  Hill's  road 

COAL  MERCHANTS  AND 
DEALERS. 

[See  also  the  preceding  list.) 
Cranwell  Edw.ird,  7  Regent  st 
Cumlell    Willinni,     t»    George    the 

Fourth  st.  New  town 
(Josliavvk  Richard,  38  Bridge  st 
Kiikiip  William,  11  King  st 
Lusher  William,  Fair  st 
.Moore  Rachel,   White   Hart  yard. 

King  street  [son  st 

Swann  William  (and porter),. 5  Hob- 
Wilson  George,  35  New  square 


COFFEE    ROOMS. 

Sue  Eating  /louses  8f  Coffee  Room*. 


i3(V(Cf0l'Ji)« 


CAMBRIDGE,  &c.        CamibiilrsejJSfre. 


CONFECTIONERS. 

{See  also  Confectioners  Sf  Fruiterers  ) 
Hrooker  Susan.  32  Regent  st 
Cli;iii(Iler  Chaile.s,66 Tniiupington  st 
Fuiler  Hfiiiy.  45  Sidney  st 
Grant  William  Sliaw.22  Magdalene  st 
Gray  Williani,  2  liii'dge  st 
Green  Henry,  8  Kitig  st 
Irigrey  Ch  res,  y  Hose  crescent 
Lander  John,  12  Park  st 
Over  Heniy,  3  Union  st 
Kiciinionil  John,  3  Petty  Cury 
Scrafield  Willian),  20  M  irket  st 
Tlinr.vfon  William,  lOfi  Kingst 
Todd  Smitii,  32  Bridge  st 
Tvler  Knulish,  34  St.  Andiew  st 
Wright  William,  11  Benetst 

CONFECTIONERS     AND 
FRUITERERS. 

[See  also  the  preceding  list,  and  also 

Fruiterers.) 
Becket  Ann,  52  Tt  nmpincton  st 
Brookei  Georte,  3  I'linity  st 
Clements Thos.  9  All  Saints'  passage 
Dyball  Daniel,  7  Bridge  st 
Edwards  Mary  Ann,  19  rrinity  st 
Fayne  Aamn,  36  Markt  t  hill 
Fnller  Joseph,  3  Regent  st 
Headland  Joseph,  64  Biidge  st 
Nixon  William  (&  foreign  fruiterer), 

26  Petty  Cury 
Pettet  William,  4  Sidney  st 
AVeaver  Isaac,  48  St.  Andrew  st 
Wiseman  William,  10  Jesus  lane 

COOPERS. 

Brown    Otlio    Dtisgate,   Corn  Ex- 
change street 
Brown  William,  38  Jesns  lane 
Graves  William,  9  Butcher  low 
Johnson  David,  14  Downing  st 
Johui-on  John,  2  Wheeler  st 
Potter  John  (and  sieve  and  measure 
maker),  26  Trumpington  st 

COPPER-PLATE  PRINTERS. 

Metcalf  &  Palmer  (&  lithographers), 
22  Green  st  [st 

Nichols  William, 29  Corn  Exchange 
Talbot  Henry,  19  Sussex  st 

CORN     MERCHANTS. 

[See  also  CoulSf  Corn  Merchants) 
Archer  Robert,  Kitzwilliam  st 
Beddall  I'hilip,  30  Hill's  road 
Bell  EdwHi-.i,  13  Peas  hill 
Hammond  Wm,  E^st  id,  BarnweU 
Nutter  John,  Smith's  yird,   IMada- 

lene  stitet 
Stimson  Joseph,  92  Fitzroy  st 
Trigs  William.  Little Slielfor  I 
Wells  Jdhn,  20Ea.-t  road,  Barnw.  11 
Wiles  James,  East  road,  Barnwell 

CURRIERS    AND     LEATHER 
CUTTERS. 

[See  also  Leather  Sellers.) 
Balls  Henry  &  Snns    (and  leather 

merchants),  70 Trumpington  st 
Faiers  John,  3  Brunswick  walk 
Fox  James,  2  James'  terrace,  New- 
market road 
Giblett  Wm.  &  Jackson,  .52  Bridge  st 
Ingle  John,  24  Market  st 
Piigg  Edward,  59  Biidge  st 

CUTLERS-WORKING 

Everitt  Robei  t,  Chiist  lane 
Higgs  Mary,  87  King  st 
Peters  Heniy  (and  truss  maker),  14 
St  Mary  st 

DENTISTS. 
Hagreen  Jas.  Tlios  1  St.  Andrew  st 
Jones  J(din,  63Trunuiiugtou  st 
L\on  Hdiry,  22  Petty  Cury 

DRESS    MAKERS. 

Sie  Milliners  and  Dress  Makers. 


DRUGGISTS. 

See  Chemists  and  Druggists, 


DYERS. 

Carter  Joseph,  6  Emmanuel  line 
Holmes  Zachariah,  2  Burleigh  st 
Hyder  Sarah,  102  King>t 
Masteis  Jolin  &  Co.  17  Su>sex  st 
Masiersoii  Elizabeth,  44  King  st 
Pont  Thomas  Henry,  13  I'ettyCuiry 

EATING  HOUSESANDCOFFEE 

ROOMS. 
Bailey  Henry,  19  Bridge  st 
Bilton  Johni  23  Petty  Cnirv 
Dyball  William  Thos.  22  Su's<iex  st 
EihvardsMary  Ann,  19  Tiinity  st 
Glasscock  William,  6  Bridge  st 
Alason  Wm,  1  George  the  Fourthst 
Over  Henry,  3  Union  st 

ENGRAVERS    AND    COPPER- 
PLATE   PRINTERS. 

[See  also  Copper- Plate  Printers.) 
Coiilden  Samuel,  21  Rose  Crescent 
Nichols  Wm,  29  Corn  Excbatige  st 
Roe  Robert,  14  Kitty's  parade 

ESTATE    AGENTS. 

Adams  John,  15  Jesus  lane 
Brown  George  Wallis,  8  Fitzroy  st 
Denton  Devereux,  Madingley 
Smith  Elliot  &  John,  26  Trinity  st 
Svvan  Johii&  Son,  19  Sidney  st 
Wallis  John,  1 1  East  road,  Barnwell 
Wisbey  Charles,  26  Trinity  st 

FARMERS. 

Baker  James,  Graiitchester 
Beales  Francis,  Mount  pleasatit 
Cawcntt  Fredeiick,  Trumpington 
Clark  John,  Great  Shelford 
Clear  William,  Little  Shelford 
Eddleston*  Little,  Trumpingtun 
Few  Rirhard,  Chesteiton 
Giain  Hetiry,  Great  Shelford 
Grain  Peter,  Great  Shelford 
Grain  Peter,  jun.  Great  Shelford 
Haggis  Hetiiy,  New  road 
Holboin  Sanders,  Bniton 
Holborn  Wilson,  Bartoti 
Howard  Page,  Graiitchester 
Hurrell  Swann,  Gi>at  Shelford 
Lilley  David,  35  Bridtie  st 
Lilley  Frederick,  Grantchester 
Maris  John,  jun.  TrumpiiiKton 
Maris  Richard,  Gieat  Shelford 
Mails  Richard  Watson,  Gt.  Shelford 
Pitches  George,  Che.sterton 
Sparrow  Robert,  Chesteiton 
Sparrow  Tabitha,  Chesterton 
S|)enceJohn,  Tiunipiniiton 
Poft  Richard,  Grange  farm 
Toller  John,  rrumpinaton 
Wagstaff  Henry,  Chesterton 
Winters  Samuel,  Chestiiton 
Wrajjg  William,  Little  Shelford 
Wright  Richard,  Great  Shelford 

FELLMONGERS. 

Hall  John,  Chesterton 
Rowley  Stephen,  Magdalene  st 
Thompson  James,  Chesteiton 

FIRE,  etc.  OFFICES  &  AGENTS. 

Alliance,     Edward    Cranwell,    7 

Regent  st 
Argus  (life),  James  William  Prior, 

22  St.  Andrew  st 
Britannia   (life),  Joseph    Deacon 

Fetch,  33  Sidney  st 
British  Empiric  (mutual),  Samuel 

&  Charles  yorke,6  Benet  st 
Cattle  Insurance,  Henry  Ranee, 

51  St.  Andrew  st 
Clerical,  Medical  and  General 

(life),Edmund  Foster,  17  Green  st 


Consolidated  Investment  (life), 

Henry  Kent,  20  Market  hill 
County  (tire)  and  Provident  (life), 

Charles  Orri<lge,  18  Market  hill 
Crown  Hite),  Twiss  &  Marshall,  14 

Market  st 
English  Widows*  Fund&  Gene- 
ral (life),  John  Gilliam  Bell,  II 

Emmanuel  l.ne 
Equity    and    Law   (life),   Charles 

Hetiry  Cooper,  29  Jesus  lane 
European  (life  and  annuity),  John 

Swan  &  Son,  19  Sidney  st 
Freemasons' and  General  (life), 

David  King,  1  Mill  lane 
General  (hill  storm),  Elliot  John 

Smith,  26  Trinity  st 
Globe,  Heniy  Gotobed,  78  Trump- 
ington st 
Great    Britain    and   India   and 

London  (life),  Godfrey  Brewster, 

41  Sidney  st 
Imperial   :fire),    Thomas    Purcell 

Hart,  Mews,  Sidney  st 
Kent  Mutual,  William  Waters,  1 

Bridge  st 
Law   (life),   Clement    Francis,    17 

Emmanuel  lane 
Law    (tire),  Justinian   Adcotk,   16 

Market  st 
LEGALand  General,  Edmund  Fos- 
ter,  17  Green  st 
Liverpool,  James   Dimmock,  25 

Sidney  st 
London,  William    Herring   Smith, 

Magdalene  st 
Merchant  and  Tradesman's  (life) 

George  Wallis  Brown,  8  Fitzroy  st 
Mitre  and  General  (fire),  Joseph 

Lawrence,  jun.  28  Bridge  st 
National  Provident  (life),  Wm, 

Waters,   1   Bridge  st,  and  Henry 

Jos.  Wettenliall,  St.  Andrew's  hill 
Norwich  Equitable  (fire),  Octa- 

vius  Green,  17  St.  Andrew  st 
Norwich  Union,  ElliotJohnSmith, 

26  Trinity  st 
Palladium,  Joseph  Ling,  25  Pini- 

broke  st 
Pelican  (life),  AlbanThoniasCross, 

10  New  squaie  [Cury 

PH(ENix(fire),lsaacJohnson,28Petty 
Professional  (life),  Robert  Laundy 

Ind,   11  Sidney  st,  and  Thomas 

Allen,  7  Fitzwilliam  st 
Reliance   Mutual  (life).  Bays  & 

Son,  1)  Kind's  parade 
Rock  (life),  Joseph  Deacon  Fetch, 

33  Sidney  st 
Royal,  Jas.  Adams,  15  Jesus  lane 
Royal  Exchange,  Anthony  Peed, 8 

Benet  st 
Royal  Farmers' (bail  storm),  F're- 

derick  Barlow,  51  St.  Andrew  st 
Royal  Farmers'  (fire  and  hail), 

John  Swan  &  Son,  19  Sidney  st 
Royal    Naval,   Military,    East 

India  and  General  (life),  Saml. 

Knowles,  50  Kingst 
Scottish  WiDows'FuND(life),  Jug. 

Eaden,juii.  15  Sidney  st 
Solicitors' and  Gen  era  L(life),  J  us- 

tinan  Adcock,  19  Maiket  st 
Standard  (life),    Thomas    Purcell 

Han,  Mews,  Sidney  st 
Star  (fire  and  life),  John  Warren, 

14  Downing  st 
Suffolk  Amicable 'fire),  Bays  & 

Son,  11  King's  pnrade 
Temperance  and  General  (life), 

Edward  Cooping,  12  Petty  Cury 
West  of   England  (fire  and   life, 

Henry  Ranee,  54  St.  Andrew  st 
Yorkshire  (fire  and  life),  William 

Haddon  Smith,  7  Rose  court 

13 


Graml)nt<5e0[)irt. 


CAMBRIDGE,  &c. 


^lati'i'^ 


FISHMONGERS&  DEALERS  IN 
GAME  AND  POULTRY. 

Clavt.iii  Koi'eit  H;u'-',  H  I'eas  hill 
Lliivtoii  William,  48  Sidney  st 
Coin  well  Tlioiiias,  28  Union  road, 

Niw  Town 
r.l:is<C(>(k  William,  17  Petty  Cuiy 
Halls  Joliii,  1  St.  John  st 
Muniiiiius  Saimu'l,  28  King  st 
I'lvoi- Jaims,  2"  Peitv  Cmy 
Stylrs  Fmlerick,27  Niaikethill 
FLY,  Qia,   &r.  OWNERS- 
TO  ft  HIKI'.. 

(Sec  also  Liverg  Stahlf  Keepers.) 
Aiclier  Riili'.Tt,  Fitzv\illiain  st 
Clark  .liihn,  15  Downing  terrace 
Cox  William,  18  i'linity  st 
Ciirwen  John,  Old    Uedliou    yard. 

Bridge  st 
Hagcis  William,  Li  Pembroke  st 
Hyile  GfOree,  3  Short  St 
Npnii  Heiirv,  Grt-eu  st 
'^^■iit  lu  MiirVuii:'on,  Ki  Trinity  st 
Kfddeii  Ji'iin,  Knnuannel  rnad 
Heeler  {{icliiird,  16  Kininantiel  lane 
Stiihhinjs  Thomas, fif]  Sidmy  st 
Wells  Edmund,  (J7  Uridine  st 

FRUITERERS. 

{See  also  Confectioners  i(  Fruiterers.) 
iJartoii  James  (and  seedsman),  14 

Magdalene  >t  [sage 

Clements  Thomas,  9  All  Saints'  pas- 
Cieek  James,  2  Lhiion  st 
Cris|)  Geoige,  16  King's  parade 
Dickerson  Charlotte  &  Estiier,  29 

Green  si 
Drsl)i]ry  Heniy,  7  Kmmannel  lane 
Hankin    Kdward   Ives  (British  and 

foreign).  12  Benet  st 
Johnson  William,  f)  Tennis  Court  rd 
Liich(ieldIvl\vd.2AII  Saints'  passage 
Tliom|)>oii  George,  62  St.  Andrew  st 

FURNITURE    BROKERS. 

Arnold  Sarah,   114  Fitzroy  st 
Andley  .Marv,  \2h  Sun  st,  Barnwell 
Ansiiii  William,  105  Kingst 
liutlcr  Kliza,  19  .Magdalene  st 
Clarl;  Joseph,  Sun  st,  Bai  nwell 
Dawson  John,  Sun  ^t,  Barnwell 
Mills  John,  Sun  st,  Barnwell 
Monli'  Jose|)l),  M  Green  st 
I'.iiker  William   Frederick,  Sun  st, 

Buiivvcll  [Andrew  st 

Peak    {{ohert    &    William,  8  Saint 
Radford  Harriet,  83  King  st 
U  .u'.-rs  John,  3.5  Magdalene  st 
Sadler    Purcell,  5   James'  terrace, 

Barnwell 
Smith  John,  12  Peas  liill 
.Sniith  John,  .35  Trnmpington  st 
'I'hotnpson  Edward,  1  Magdalene  st 
'rijompson     Henry    (and    mattrass 

maker),  53  Bridge  st 
ThoDipson  Henry,  84  Fitzroy  st 
'J'omkins  Fr  ncis.  Corn  Exchange  st 
We^son  John,  Sun  st,  Barnwell 
Widdrr.s    Thomas,  148  East  road, 

Barnwell 
Wines  J(din,95  Castle  st 

GARDENERS. 

Marked  thus  •air  Market  Gardeners. 

{.SeealiO  Seedsmen  and  Florists.) 
Bailey  .Inlin,  .Mill  road 
*B,is  Willi:im,  Barton  road 
Biiller  Samuel,  Newnliam 
Catlini;  Edward,  Sun  st,  Barnwell 
•Headland  Jrceirh,  Truriipiiigton 
Iliirei  Siiinuel,  Gi  aiitche-ler 
•I'liruott  Bol'ert,  Barton  road 
Pledger  Joseph,  Mill  road 
KliMiies  George,  Mill  road 
•Smith  Wilham,  New  road 
Suvsum  George,  43  BiidKc  St 


GROCERS     6l     TEA    DEALERS. 

{See  also  Shopkeepers,  t^v.  and lilce- 

tcise  Tea  Dealers.) 
Allerton  William,  21  Silver  st 
.Anthonv  Tliomas,  113  Fitzroy  st 
Bak.  r  William,  89  Fit/roy  st 
Barrow  James,  3  Trutni)ingtoii  st 
Ik-echens  James, '57  Sidney  st 
Bon  I  Thomas  &  Son,   37  Bridge  st 
Biimley  &  Bond,  .32  .Market  hill 
Cory  Mrgt  &  Son.til  Trnmpington  st 
Cii.s'p  Joseph,  83  Fitxroy  st 
Cni|)ley  James,  23&  24  Magdalene  st 
Doo  James  &  Gcoiiie,  73  Bridge  st 
Fowell Elizabeth,  45 Tinmpiirgton  st 
Garner  Jeremiah   Bairks,  7    Petty 

Criiy 
Gladwvn  Ebenezer,  98  Fitzroy  st 
Hallack  &  Bond,  1  Butclicr  row 
Jackson  William,  49  King  st 
Jav  Edwai-d,  19  St.  Andrew  st 
Johnson  Richard,  29  Market  hill 
Marsh   Edwaid  Ephraim,   16  Rose 

Crescent 
Marthew&  Gent,  25  Trinity  st 
Milligan   James,    11    Union  road, 

New  town 
.Noriiran  Uolrert,  9,5  Castle  st 
Hilisher  iiichai d,  '.\',\  Tiunrpington  st 
Riiwe  Thomas,  35  Sidney  st 
Stbley  John  Arnold,  64  Bridge  st 
SIrippeyWilliam  &  Flias,lMarket  st 
Skiirirer  William,  ,30  St.  Amir-ew  st 
Smith  AVilliam,  12  Siilncy  st 
Southgate  Thomas.  23  Ti  ihity  st 
TriompsonGenige,  62  St.  Andiewst 
TofisThos,  42  Burleigh  st, Barnwell 
Twiss  J  as.  Petersi>n,  14  Market  hill 
Warren&  Baker,  4  Market  hill 
Warren  &  Nichols  (wholesale  and 

retail),  51  Bridge  st 
WarrenChas.  Collin,  8  Magdalene  st 
Watson  Allen,  8  Peas  hill 
Williiims  Georse,  9PettyCmv 
Wilson  Robt.  11  Trinity  st      [Ciiry 
W^)odlfy Thomas  Stamford,  ISPetty 
Woollard  &  Co.  G  Trinity  st 

GUN    AND     PISTOL    MAKERS. 

Gallyon  Williams,  14  Green  st 
Piper  Charles,  7  Benet  st 


HABERDASHERS. 

See  Hosiers,  Glovers,  <^c. 


HAIR    DRESSERS. 

(See  also  Per/umersSjI/air  Dressers.) 
Ager  Robert,  ,38  Petty  Cury 
Biygs  Edward,  5  Sussex  st 
Biggs  William  Harrison,  2  North- 
ampton st 
Branion  [..ioirtl,  117  Fitzroy  st 
Briggs  Richard,  5  St.  Andrew  st 
Crowson  William,  6  Short  st 
Cursley  .iolrrr,  86  Ca>tle  st 
Delor  .Ste|)lien  (and  wig  makei'),  12 

Sussex  st 
Gurner  James,  22  Market  st 
Hart  Dudley,  37  'Triirily  st 
Irruram  Janres,  17  Bridge  st 
Pilson  Charles,  44  Corn  Exchange  st 
Scarr  Samuel,  54  Coioiraiion  sti-eet. 

New  town 
Sharman  James,  28  Market  hill 
Shai  rrrair  Samuel,  14  Bridge  st 
Srniih  Josejih  Horatio,  27  Trump- 

ingtor)  st 
Trrck  William  Holder',  24  Siver  St 
Wilsorr  Frederick,  26  Magdalene  st 

HARDWAREMEN. 

I.ennard  Jeierrriah,  4  Sussex  st 
WiirteitonCliristopherjllOFitzroyst 


HATTERS. 

Marked  thus*  are  ManufactmerB. 
Bays  &  Sorr,  11  King's  parade 
♦Constable  J(diir&  Sorr,  8  PettyCuiy 
F'ield  George,  88  Fitzroy  st 
Gage  Edward,  11  Sussex  st 
♦Grain  (ieorge,  1  Wheeler  st 
Grundy  Paul  Edwaid,  29a  Regent  st 
Hodsdii  .limies,  65  Bridge  st 
Jones  William,  10  Bridge  st 
Kent   Heirrv  (and  cap  maker),  20 

Maik.t  hill 
Palmer  John  Stych,  2  Petty  Cury 
•Windiidge  John,  54  Sidney  st 

HOP    IWERCHANTS. 

Jay  Edwd.  (iS;seed),19St.Andrewst 
'Twiss  J  as.  Peterson,  14  Market  hill 
Warren  &  Nichols,  51  Bridge  st 
Wettenball   Henry  Jo^ejih  St.  An- 
drew's bill  and  Maid's  causeway 

HORSE     DEALERS. 

Haggis  Tiros.  Wellingt'oi, 14  Bridge  St 
JenninL's  Frederick,  Chesterton 
Preston  Jas.  (cattle),  Newmarket  id 

HOSIERS,     GLOVERS,     AND 
HABERDASHERS, 

Buttress  Riubeii,  15  St.  John  st 
Collings  Mary  Ann  (and  Berlin  wool 

rei)ositoiy),  7  St.  Mary  st 
Gibson  Sophia,  ^7  Trnmpington  st 
Gollaiid  Thomas  Clark, 38  Trinity  st 
Lodge  James,  19  Market  liill 
Pashler  Charles  (:ind  fancy  reposi- 
tory), 2  Market  bill 
Perry  Jane.  20  King's  parade 
Phillips  Thomas  (and  Berlin  wool 

repository).  4  Rlarket  st 
Rowe  Henry  Francis,  27  Trinity  st 
Rufbei  ford  Charles,  11  Bridire  st 
Sniitli  CIrappel  Brand,  18  Market  st 
\'awse'r  Robert,  33  Pi  ttv  Cnry 
W^arw!ckerWii]iam,32&33Triuityst 

INNS    AND    HOTELS. 

(See  also  7'averns  &{■  Public  Houses.) 
Bird  Bolt, Hy.Davis,28St.Andiewst 
Blue  Boar  (commercial)  ,Remn)irig- 

toir  Pratt,  16  Trinity  st 
Bull   (family  and   posting),  Henry 

Edlin,  64  Trumitington  st 
Crown  and  Woolpack,  James  Flack, 

5  Sidtrev  st 
Eagle    Hotel,  Turner  &    Diver,    9 

Benet  strert 
Geoige,  James  Butcher,  12  Bridge  st 
Hoop  (com  mrrcral,fanrily&po3tiiig), 

'i'hnmas  Donkin,  4  Bridge  st 
King's  Head,Cha--.Davi>^,52Sidney  st 
Lion  (family,  commercial  &  posting), 

William  Mitchell,  6  Pttty  Cnry 
Railwiy  Utfieslimeirt  l\o(iiii<.  Rail- 
way Station,  near  the  Hill's  road, 

— Joliir  .Starkey,  proprietor 
University  Arms,  Marianne  Hewitt, 

Regent  street 
Wrest'ers  (&inlairtl  revenue  ollice), 

William  Bullcrr,  19  PettyCuiy 

IRON    FOUNDERS. 

Headly  James  &  Kdward  (and engi- 
neers). Mill  road 
Hrirrell  Swann,  15  Market  hill 
Juler  Johrr,  '.\2  King  st 

IRONMONGERS. 

Arrbnrn    Henry,   VV'hite   Bull  yard. 

Bridge  street 
Bell  Josepli  (and  agricultural  imple- 

trn-nt  maker),  48  l$ridge  st 
Chri-tmas  Thos. Saunders, 6  Peas  hill 
Ccjocli  John,  3  St.  Andrew  st 
llnrrdl  Swantr,  15  Market  bill 
Inule  William,  27  Magdalene  st 
J  tiler  John,  32  King  st 
MacintosJi  William,  23  Market  st 


iSircftori)* 


CAMBRIDGE,  &c.       @am6rtl^ge5|)ir£» 


Scarborough  &  Hiotlititou,  6  Mar- 
ket hill 

Sl;allow  &  Coleman  (and  hon  mer- 
chauts),  49  Sicliiey  st 

Shippey  George,  59  Siiliu-y  st 

JEWELLERS. 

(See  also  Silcersmiths  <.V  Jewellers.) 
Cropley  Saiah  Kllen  (working),  22 
Sidney  street  [sf 

ToveyFiederick  (working)  .45BrIdge 
Wells  Thomas,  7  Market  st 
Wliitaker  Thomas,  (J.i  Sidney  st 

LAW    STATIONERS. 

Allen  Thomas,  7  Kitzwilliam  st 
Jaiiie-i  George  Henry,  1  Orcliard  st 
Maikliani  Heniy,  7  New  square 

LEATHER    SELLERS. 

(See  ulsoCitrriers  SfLeutherCatters.] 
Barker  Charles,  29  Sidney  st 
Bright  Josial),  51  Burleigh  st,  Barn- 
well [>t 
Giblctt  William  &J;ickson,52  Bridge 
Holt  Henry,  64  Sidney  st 
Rayment  George,  35  King  st 

LIME    BURNERS. 

Ashy  Charlts,  1  Trnmiiington  st 
Howling  John,  Tnimpiiigton 

LINEN     DRAPERS,      SILK 
MERCERS,    &c. 

Baker  William,  31  Market  hill 
Barrett  John,  13  Market  st 
Detinis  John,  53  Sidi.'ey  st 
Fgar  Ji'hn,  31  Magdnlfne  st 
Goodliffe  William,  28§  Reaentst 
Haydeii  Wm.  &  Stepheti,  17Si(inev  st 
Hehhlewhite  Fredei  ick  5  Market  hill 
Ladd  <Si  Living,  Fitzroy  st 
Lilley  William  liadeii  (&  Manchester 

warelionseman),  12  iMarktt  st 
Milligan  J as.8  Union  road, New  town 
Fearless  Joseph,  21  Market  hill 
PowterThnmas,  25  Petty  Cury 
Samhoiii  Simon,  91  Ca'-tle  st 
Sayle  Hobert  (and  silk  ineicer  and 

general  warehouseman),12andl3 

St.  Andiew  st 
Smith  &  Bowbieis,  Union  st 
Wallis  William,  9  Peas  hill 
Warvvicker  Wm.  32  &  33  Trini'y  st 
Waters  William.  1  IJrideest 
Wi^bev  Jatob,  East  road,  Biirnwell 
Wisdom  Jnhn,  111  &  112  Fiiisroy  st 
\\'ood^  Thumas,  97  Fitzroy  st 

LINEN      DRAPERS,      TEA 

DSALERS,    &c.— 

TKAVELLING. 

Armsttoiig  Thomas,  70  Bnrleighst, 

Barnwell 
Bnrtnn  William,  36  King  st 
Hiddlestoii  Robert  (tea),  18  Union 

road,  New  town 
Naden  James,  6  East  road      [ion  st 
Ryan  Patrick  &  Jolin,25  Trumping- 

LIVERY  STABLE  KEEPERS. 

Archer  Robert,  Fitzwilliam  st 
Deaih  John,  27  Jesns  lane 
Ha!igisThosWiUiMt;ton, 14 Bridge  si 
HaL'uis  William,  13  Pejubroke  st 
HallThoma--,  Mews  yard,  Sidney  it 
Nunn  Heiirv,  Green  st 
Pratt  Remmiagton,  16  Trinitv  st 
AVilkins  Ann,  45  Hill's  road  ' 

MALTSTERS. 

[See  also  Brewers  and  lUaltslers.) 
Bcales  Patrick,  Nev/nhaiii 
Cotnings  &  Hazard,  Mill  lane 
Kaden  John  &  Son,  33  Bridge  st 
Few  Richard,  Chestriton 
Foster  Ebenizer  &  Son,  Mill  lane 
Headiv  Richard,  Great  Slielford 
Nash  Peter  &  Co.  Cliesterton 
Westrope  William,  Chesterton 


MARKET    GARDENERS. 

See  under  the  head  Gardener's. 

MILLERS. 

Biitchford  'i'homas,  Madingley 
Foster  Ehenezer  &  Son,  iMill  lane, 

anil  Newnham 
French  William,  Histoii  load 
LivinjJton  Josiah,  Great  Shelford 
Mann  Henry,  Cliesterton 
Mooie  Barron,  Trunipington 
Nniter  .lames,  Giantchester 
Smith  Thomas,  Hauxten  Mills 
Williiiiott  William,  Paper  .Mills 

MILLINERS  &  DRESS  MAKRS. 

Ahboit  Maria  &  Sisters, 42Trinityst 
.Alleison  &  Mason,  60  Reiicnt  st 
Asplen  Marv,  8  Rose  crescent 
Baker  Elizaht- th,  90  Fitzroy  st 
Barrance  Rebecca,  22  Cattle  st 
Bennett  Ann,  58  St.  Andrew  st 
Bester  Sai  ah,Beiit;nck  >t.  New  town 
Brown  Letitia,  34  Market  hill 
Brown  Sarah,  25  Jesus  lane 
Carter  Mary  Ann,  60  Sidney  st 
Cidliiigs  Eliza,  29  King  st 
Cooper  MarthaAnn,l  1  Rose  crescent 
Cursley  Elizabeth,  86  Castle  st 
Duckings  Sophia,  41  Green  st 
Edwards  Mary  Ann,  34  Park  st 
Fenton  Eniiua,  99  King  st 
Fynn  Marv,  14  George  the  Fourth 

stieet,  New  town 
Gladwyn  Jane,  27  Sidney  st 
(iiain  Sii-an,  14  St.  Andrew  st 
Gray  &  HodusoM,  1-1  Begem  st 
Greenwood  Maria,  91  Kingst 
Harris  Hariiei,29  Bridge  .st 
Holden  Hannah,  23  Jesus  lane 
Ind  M)s.  Anne.  16  Regent  st 
.lones  Eliz  iheth,  iiO  Kim;  st 
Kiiiijston  Susan, Princes  st,New  twn 
Layton  Hannah,  Newnham 
Lofts  Ann,  Cliesiertnn 
Lntt  Mary  Elizabeth,  31  Regent  st 
.Marshall  Caroline &Emina,31  Union 

toad,  New  to«n  [hill 

Meiice  Elizabeth  Dison,  23  Market 
Moss  Maiia,15  Piincesst,Ntw  town 
Phillips  Lvdia,  50  Bridge  st 
Pitchers  Ann,  St.  Edward's  passage 
Porcher  Eliza,  7  Je-us  lane 
Purchas  Fi allies,  11  Silver  st 
Siuiih  IMargi.  Russell  si,  Newtown 
Spiiici  ley  Marv,  13  New  square 
^teed  Eaima,  Qtieen  st.  New  town 
Swan  Frances,  3  King's  |)arade 
Trhhit  Einiua&  Rebecca,  6  Short  st 
Trundle  Ann,  2  Market  hill 
Trustium  Ann.  10  St.  Andrew  st 
Watts  Ann,  4  Hobxin  st 
Wilson  Mary  Ann,  21  Pembroke  st 
Wonfor  Mary  Ann,  13  St.  Marv  st 
Young  &  Ingle,  26  .Market  hill ' 

MILLWRIGHTS. 

Constable  Kibble,  15  Church  street, 

Barnwell 
Rawlings  Thomas   (and  engineer), 

1^3  East  load,  Barnwell 

MUSIC    AND     MUSICAL     IN- 
STRUMENT   SELLERS. 

Barker  William,  3  Beiiet  st 
Eastes  John,  65  Trunipington  st 
iviiig  Susiniia,  8  King's  jiarade 
Simons  Georue,  6  Regent  st 
Sippel  Kiedeiick,  St.  Mary's  passage 
WoodTnomas,  16  Market  st 

MUSICAL    INSTRUMENT 

MAKERS. 

Dawson  George  (organ  builder),  94 

Castle  st 
Last  Bradbury,  111  Kingst  [st 

Simons  Geo.  (piaiio-fone),6  Regent 


weavspapers. 

Cambridgf.  Advertiser,  Univer- 
sity Herald,  Yarmouth  Ad- 
vertiser, AND  Eastern  Coun- 
ties' Gazette  (Wednesdav)  — 
John  Dickie,i)r<'i)rietr,21Sidney  >.« 

CaiMBrilge  Chronicle  and  Uni- 
versity Journal,  Isle  of  Ely 
Herald,  &  Huntingdonshire 
Gazette  (Saturday)  —  Charles 
Wharton  Navlor,  nuhllsher.  9 
Market  bill     ' 

Cambridge  Independent  Press 
andHuntingdonshireGazette 
(Saturday)  — Henry  Smith,  pub- 
lisher, 11  Market  hill 


NURSERYMEN. 

See  Seedsmen  and  Fhtisls. 


OIL    AND    COLOURMEN. 

Lilley  William  Eaden  (&  wholesale 

paper  dealer),  12  Market  st 
Moden  Robert  &  Son, 12  St.  Mary  st 
Warren  &  Baker,  4  Market  hill 

PAINTERS-HOUSE,  SIGN,    &c. 

Marlisd  tlias  *  are  also  Giaziers. 

[See  also  Plumbers,    Painters,  S^-c.) 
*Beck  iMaryAnn^Son,Panton  place 
*CliapelThonias,  BOTnimpinKtoii  st 
♦Coopi-g  Edward,  12  Petty  Cury 
*DeeWilliam  Heiiiy,4  Rose  descent 
*Dowe  James,  32  'iYumiiington  st 
*Ellis  Roiieit,  43  Sidney  st 
*Ellis  William  George,  5  St.  Mary's 

passage 
*Felton  Robert,  29  Bridee  st 
Goode  Carolina  &  Son,  72  Biidge  st 
Gieef.Ann,4  King's  parade 
Jones  Henry,  8  Bridue  st  [way 

LeachBichcl.Hcniy,29Maid'scause- 
*iMoore  Jo-eph,  33  New  square 
*Purkis    John,  19   Jauies    terrace, 

Bai  nwell 
*Pnrkis  Thomas,  86  King  st 
Reader  Edward,  Chesterton         [id 
Redden  John  fhtialdrv), Emmanuel 
Waddelow  Roht.  Broadst.  Barnwell 
*Wliii(  head  Edward,  9  Gorhic  st 
♦Whiti  head  John  Paul,  12  Doric  st 
•Whitehead  Robeit,  Spariow's  lane 

and  18  Corn  Exchange  st 

PAWNBROKERS. 

Beales  I'enianiin,  39  Biidge  st 
Cole  P.nb  rt,  21  Bridae  st 
Smith  John,  12  Sun  st,  Barnwell 

PERFUMERS     AND    HAIR 
DRESSERS. 

Dimmock  Jame>,  25  Sidney  st 
Dimmock  Ricliaid    (and  stationer), 

18  King's  parade  [ciescent 

Donagan  Alfred  Frederick,  10  Rose 
KilN  "William,  8  Pembroke  st 
Moore  John,  71  Bridge  st 
Mutton  George,  6  St.  Jolinst 
Kichaidsoii    Samuel    &.    Son,     55 

Triimpiimton  st 
Sadd  Kobeit&Son,  7  King's  parade 
Saunders  Tlioina^,  10  Benet  st 

PHYSICIANS. 

Bond  Henry  John  Hales,  4  Regent  st 
Havilam)  John,  21  Tiumpingion  st 
Thackeray  Frederic,  49  St.  Andrew  st 
Webster  John  Heniy,2K'iig'.s  jiarade 

PICTURE    DEALERS. 

Morris  Edw.ir  1,13  Downinu  teriace 
U'hiiaker  Thomas,  63  Sidney  st 

PLUMBERS,     PAINTERS    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

(See  also  Painters) 
Allen  Charles,  4  George  the  Fourth 

street.  New  town 
Austin  VVillium,  105  King  st 

15 


cramliritJgesfjirc. 


CAMBRIDGE,  &c. 


^laterjs 


PLUMBERS,    etc. -Continued. 

neck  M.iivAiiiiA;  Son,  I'.tntoii  i.lHce 
Hti.toii  Ciii.lf',  14  Kitzroy  St 
Chappi'li  Thoiiiii.sSO  Iruinpington  si 
Davu-  Piter.  Mill  roail 
D.iwsDii  Win.  (George  st,  Barnwell 
Dee  William  Henry,  4  Ko^e  ciesceul 
D.iwe  J  tine<,  '.il  ti  unipington  st       [ 
Klii«  ll.iltert,  4;i  Siilnev  st 
Favell  Ivhvaid,  2  St.  Aiuiit  w  st 
Felton  F,tlw;ir<l,  2  iiutclier  row 
Kl.ick  Walter,  8  Silver  st  I 

Knilintk  James,  "()  Kinir  st  ' 

Creel  .Ann,  4  King's  panide  [ 

Hevviit  .Ann.  Holison  st 
Hn't  J<)iiti,Cliesteri()n 
Inii'aiM  Uieliard,  6  St.  .lolin  81 
Jerrohl  Henry,  67  Kitn;  st 
M.ii>ii  Tlioui.is.  itS  Kini;  st 
Millrr  James,  11  Si.  Amhew  st 
Mutton  Jo<en!i,  30  .Magdalene  at       , 
Ne^l  Paul.  22  Silver  st 
Palmer  Kdward, Covent  garden         ' 
Peck  Henry  John.  TriimiiingtoM        i 
Pi)illips(.)ctavlus, .i  licntiuck  street,' 

New  tovvu  ' 

Qiiiiisee  &  .Attnck,  10  King  st 
Wlivhiow  Thomas,  I  James  ten  ace, 

Bar.iwell 
Wiles  Richard,  21  Trinity  st 

POULTERERS. 

See  under  t/te  htad  Fishmongers,  ^'c. 


I  'Sinp- 1  Charles,  2  St.Mary's  passage 
'SouihgateSaiul.i«Uneing),7liiidire>t 
!  •Taptieid  SHnniel,  Manor  (Jottaue 

Wells  lieniaiiiin,  31  New  square 
;  Wonlor   Win.   Henry   (classii  s  and 
inailiemaiio),  13  St.  .Mary  st 

•Wood  The. mas,  1(1  Maikei  st 

I     RAO    AND    BONE    DEALERS. 

Bell  Joseph,  Cn>tle  row 
;  Bell  Thomas,  9  Cambridge  place 

Foo-eComfoit,  77  Kasi  nl,  Barnwell 
I  JacUsou  Ann.  Honey  hill 

Thompson  James,  Noitliampton  st 
1  Webh  Bicliaul,  Gi<ai  Shelfor<l 

REGISTER    OFFICES 

FOll    SEllVANTS. 

Addison  J<.hn,  3  Kmmanuel  lane 
Barker  Sarah,  20  Green  >t 
Johnson  .Mary  Ann,  11  Regent  st 
Phillips  Thonias,  4  Mnrket  st 


REGISTRARS 

OF  BIRTHS,  DF.ATHS  &    MARRIAGES. 

See     under     the   head    of   Public 
Buildings,  Hcc. 


PRINTERS  — LETTER- PRESS. 

Uiikie   John    (  iiid    publisher),    21 

Sidney  >ireet 
Forster'.Mrtiy,    FaKon    yird,    Paty 

Cnry,  and  14  Cliureh  st 
Hall  j'..hn,  51  Tronipington  st 
Meicalfe  &,  Palnit-r,  22  (Jreen  st 
Naylor  Chailes  Wharion   [ami  pub- 

lislier),  y  .Ma.k.i  hill 
Paiker  Jolm  W., ;Piit-press)Trun)p- 

ingion  sireet  [ver  st 

Purser  Henry,  B'ack  L'on  yaid,  Sil- 
Sinitli    Hinry    (and  publisher),    11 

.Mirket  hill 
Talbot  Henry,  li»  Sussex  st 
Wilson  Samuel,  14  Biilge  st 

PRINT-SELLERS. 

Dimnioek  James,  25  Sidney  st 
Frank  C  holes   {and  artists' colour - 

nutn),  4C  Sidney  st 
lloppeit  Freileriik  (and  st.itioner), 

17St.  John  .st 
Mutton  Henry    and  ai lists' colour- 
man;,  4  .Ml  Saint»'  ptssaiie 
Mutton  William,  4l   Tniiily  st 
Hoe  Uol'tit,  14  Kiiie'«  paiale 
Wils'  n  Samuel.  14  Bridge  st 

PROFESSORS      6t     TEACHERS. 

Maikud  lliijs  •  are  Ti nclii  r»  of  .Music. 

•Barker  William,  3  Benei  -t 
BcrnardHeirinamiHi-drtigi' Hebrew 
teacher    in    the    l'hi*ersity),    20 
Fit/wil>iam  >t  [NeMMpiaie 

Brown    Heinv  J'diil    (organist),  25 
•Cliall  ee    Kliza    (and  dancing),    5 

M.iid'.s  cau-eway 
'I'l'auiberliu  Juliana  Buckle  (piano- 

(ortr),  45  lUuent  stieet 
•F.a^te*  .'oiin,  f)5  Trmnpington  st 
}lob,i<'i|  Henr)  Florentine  (French), 

48  Hill's  road 
•I.Hige  John  C.  15  New  square 
Licliteustein   Iza<lc>re  (G'  rmaii  lan- 
guages), Cliesieilon  road 
•.M  u  hill  Tl  omas,  24  New  sqnare 
Pi|»T  I'e'er  Lsinaingi,  5  Benet  st 
Pr  It  John   (oigani^tto  KiiiK'.s  Col- 
l'g<';,  1  Belimint  place      ['(luare 
Iliib-..nJohnHeniy(on!.inisi),3.\'i  w 
•Koothaiu  Uduicl,  7  .Melbourne  pi 


ROPE    AND    TWINE    MAKERS. 

Bowd  Uobeit,  Sun  si,  Banuvell 
Ciall  Will  am  (<Si  s;ick„  Lit.  Shelford 
(iiav  Charh  s.  Pound  hill 
Ward  David,  .N'ewinarket  road 

SADDLERS. 

Baxter  James  William,  20  Trinity  .st 

Haeger  Kbeiu  zer,  Great  Shelford 
Hatgis  William,  T;  umiungton 
Hash.p  John,  1  Kinu's  parade 
Ho  l.mil  Uichard,  40  Bridge  st 
Lu(as  Kiclurd,  97  King  st 
Newman  John,  13  Buicher  row 
Peppeicorn    William    Bradford   16 

Mag'lal-  ne  st 
Reader  William,  lf>  Sidney  st  j 

Stevens  Willi. tin,  1)5  Sidney  st  ' 

SEEDSMEN     AND     FLORISTS. 

I      Marked  llius  ♦  are  also  Niirserjmen. 

i  [See  also  Gardeners.) 

•Brewer  Michael,  Tiumpington  rd 
Catling  lidwaril,  4  St.  Peter's  st 
•Cununu  William,  .Madeley  road 
Dixon  Thomas,  35  Hiir>  mad 
GfHves  John,  Bcntinik  st 

!  •Green  Henrv,  New  road  [st 

H.adliiid  Jo.seph  (flMri.st„C4  Brid-e 

,  •Siiiih- Caroline  &  Eliza,  41  Mar- 
ket hill 

I  Turner  WilliHUi,  Richmond  garden 

.•Widiiall  &  Dai  is,  21  King'^  parade, ' 
and  (iraiitcliesier 

! SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERS IN ! 
GROCERIES   at    SUNDRIES,      i 

;  Adson  Kli/abetli,  41  St.  Aialrew  st  ' 
,\iiiiis  Joiin,  24  Noithanip'on  st 
j  Bebte  William,  I'lumpinKt-n 
!  Benton  .Alfied.Uu-sell  st,New  town 
I  Binder  .Maiv,  Fitzrov  st 
I  Bliiikhorii  (Jeorge,  Great  Shelford 
i  Bh'oiulield  Robert,  13  Jesus  lane 
[  Briggs  Willis,  3  Ca«tle  row 
Bright  Josepli,  17  .Maid's  c.iu.seway 
Brown  James,  .Vevvinaiket  road 
Brown  William,  Gi  antrhester 
Brooks  Bichard,  20  Coronation  st, 

New  tnwn 
Bunker  William,  Barton  road 
Butler  Jacob.  !/uile  Slielfurd 
Card  r  James,  1  .Slielh-y  row 
Carter 'i'liomas,  Histon  road 
Ciiisoii  Rose,  33  Reeent  st 
Daniels  A'illitm,  85  Fitzroy  st 
D.iwson  (leorge.  Little  Shelford 
Dean  St-pi'eii,  (ireat  Shelford 
Dt-benham  William,  Barton  road 
Driver    Henry,    28  Coronation   st, 
New  town 


Ellis  Thomas,  Victoria  road 
Feast  Marv,  Chesterton 
Fenii  Klizabeth,  10  Shelley  row 
Fenner  Giorge,  9  Saxon  st 
Fi«bir  James,  34  Castle  st 
Flack  Edwin,  13  CambridKe  place 
Garner  John,  25  Sun  st,  Barnwell 
Gatliercole  Samuel,  Ciiesterloii 
Gawtrv  Job,  24  Sussex  st 
Goode.Maiv  Louisa,  .5()  Casfle  st 
Goodwin  William,  Newmarkit  road 
Gray    Charles,   55    Coronation    st, 

Ne»"  town 
Green  Henry,  8  King  st 
Green  Joliii.'Chestei  ton  [well 

Groves  Chas  ,  1  Claiendonst,  Barn- 
Harris  Sanmel,  Hilton  road 
Haivey  John,  Newiiham  [hill 

j  Havcck  Elizabeth,  13  St.  Andrew's 
[  Hinds  Thomas,  Barton 
■  Johnson  Thomas,  Cheslerton 
'  Leier  Jnse|)h,  Melbourne  place 
Maiflret  Geo.Joseph,Newinarketrd 
Mason   Augustus   Fiedciick,    67  & 
I      68  Sidney  >t 
'  Mathews  James,  Chesterton 
.Meed  Wilham.  East  road,   B.irnwell 
Melbourne  William,!  Thonipson's  la 
iMooen  Henrv,  72  East  rd,  Barnwell 
Modeii  Robert, 75  East  rd,  Barnwell 
Moden  Robert,  Staffordshire  pla<  e, 
I      Baiuwell  [New  town 

Mngiileton   James,   10   Princes  st, 
P.ite  Gihbs  98  King  st 
I  Poole  Charles,  Chesterton 
Rav  Jidin,  Pound  hill 
1  Robinson  Charles,  7  Castle  st 
[Robinson    Richard   Syiums,    Little 
'      Shelford  [!»<'« 

Rob  nil    Mary    Nichols,  2  BotolpU 
Rovston  Robert,  25  Bridge  st 
Se.lkius    Robert,    50    Burleigh    st. 
Barnwell  [well 

Srawell  Edwin,  18  East  road,  Barn- 
Seblev  James,  6  Susm  x  st        [well 
Smith  David, Adain&  Eve  row,Barn- 
Smith  John,  18  King  st 
Smith  John,  12  Sun  >t,  Barnwell 
St  am  Joseph,  21  K  ng  st 
Taylor  Richard,  33  Coronation  st, 

New  town 
Thom|)son  Ann,  Northampton  st 
Thompson   William,  34  James  st, 

Barnwell 
Tipladv  John,  1  Gothic  st 
Trayleii  Christo|.her,  24  Hill's  road 
Turner  (!eorge,  Great  Shelford 
Wallis  George,  1  Casilest        [well 
Walton  Robert,  80  East  road,  Barn- 
Warl loys  Matthew,  Castle  st 
iWaid   Jims,   Adam  &   Eve  row, 
Barnwell 
Ward  J  lines,  Mill  road 
Waid  William,  Sun  st,  Barnwell 
Whcaton   William  Joseph,  61  East 
j      roa  I,  Barnwell 
!  Wilkin  Si!  ah,  Victoria  road 
j  Voung  .Mary  Ann,  45  Park  st 

SILVERSMITHS  it  JEWELLRS 
i  .See  iilso  Ji'irellers.) 

I  Peters  James  &  Son,  8  St.  Mary  st 
I  Reed   Tlioinas    (to   ihe  Queen   and 

Prime  Albert),  16  Market  hill 

I  Roe  George  HartweU,  7  .Market  hill 

Sa'ld  Roheit&  Son  (and  oji-i-ians), 

'      7  Kiiu's  parade  [Market  hill 

Wilson    Thomas,   (&    optician ,  22 

1   SLATERS    AND    PLASTERERS. 

(■'la-scock  Thomas,  7  King  st 
Jan  old  Charles,  47§  Regent  st 
Royall  John  (plasteier),  42rramp- 
iiigton  stre<t 


SMITHS. 

See  Blacksmiths  4-  also  frhitesmiths 


Directory, 


CAMBRIDGE,  &c. 


®am5rilrgc!S!|&(re. 


SODA    ^^ATER   MANUFACTRS. 

Hurch  Soplii  1.  F.iikei's  piece 
Ekiu  Sauuiel,  Corn  Escijaiige  st 

STAY     MAKERS. 

Asplen  Mmy,  8  RoSc  ciescent 
Harper  Joshua,  9  St.  Andrew  st 
Hewitt  Maty,  3  Shelley  row 
Moule  Georgiaiia,  2  Market  st 
Neale  Eliza,  53  Corouaiiou   street, 

Nevv  town 
Smith  William,  8  Market  hill 
Winter  Surah,  24  Jesus  lane 

STONE    «    MARBLE    KASONS. 

Clayton  Thomas,  2  Magdalene  st 
Diliistone  Joshua,  C't\-  road 
Swinton  Archibald,  3 "St.  Peter's  st 
Tnnison  TiMuna^irtP  rrnnipington  st 
Wiies  John,  17  Brun-wick  st 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Baines  Elizabeth,  26  St.  Andrew  ^t 
Barrcil  Mary   .Ann,  Coiouatioa  st. 

New   town 
Bell  Charlotte  3  Freeschool  lane 
Carter  Marj-  Ann,  60  Sidney  st 
Couls'in  Mary,  Queen  si,  Newtown 
Deher  .MaryAnii,10  Northampton  st 
Dunn  .Ann,  Downing  place 
Grant  Emma  Elizb.  22  Magdalene  st 
Jones  Elizabeth,  90  King  .-t 
Layton  Hannah,  Newnham 
Marshall    Caroline   &    Emma,   31 

Union  road,  NVw  icwii 
Moi  thick  Susan,  2  Piospect  row 
Nainby  Frances,  2  Sidn.'y  st 
Parkin >oi)  Susui,  Clirist  laiie 
Porcher  Eliza,  7  Je^us  lane       [age 
Slater  Harrier,  2  St. Edward's  pass- , 
Taylor  Sarah,  2  St.  Peter's  st 
T'nwin  Susan,  10  Clement  lane 
Wilson  Susannah,  26  Masdalene  st 
Woodard  Ann,  Mews,  Sidney  st 
Woodard  Harriet,  41  Green  st 
young  &  Ingle,  26  .Market  hill 

SURC5EONS. 

AdaiES  Dennis,  HO  Sidney  st    [way 
Bailey  John  L'ick,  IS  Maid's  cause- 
Caiter  James,  30  Petty  Cury 
Deighion  Jolm,  47  St.  Andrew  st 
Fawcett&Housh,  59  TrnintMiigton  SI 
Fawcett  Rowland  Morri«,.\'ewnl}am 
Ficklin  &  lUiinp^ted,  5  Pet  y  Cuiy 
Gieen  Thonia-,  22  Regent  st 
Haniniond  Josiah,  15  Market  st 
Hoblyii  Francis   &  Wm.,  5  Benet  st 
Humphry  George  Murray,56Trump- 

ineton  street  [Sidney  st 

Hutchinson    Beikley  Wtstropp,  36 
Johnson  George,  23  St.  Andrew  st 
Knowles  Edward,  12  Sidney  st 
Lestourgeon  Charles,  34  Sidney  st 
Newby  Charles,  55  Regent  st 
Ram>ey  Allen,  Great  Sh.lford 
Ransom  Rubeit,  6  Jesus  lane 
Southee    Richard,    Parsons  Court, 

Wheeler  stieet  [inaton  st 

Temple  Alfred  Robert,  53  Trunip- 
Thurnali     Arthur     Wellington,    3 

Bridge  street 
Wiulerborn  Benjamin,  30  Regent  st 

SURVEYORS. 
Barber  Saaiucl,  Kim  st,  Barnwell 
Edlin  Jolin,  5  King's  parade 
Hollings worth  'I'homas,  21  Union 

road.  New  town 
Preston  Thomas,  Priory,  Barnwell 
Smith  Elli.it  &  John,  26  Trinity  st 
Smith  William,  23  Mnid's  causeway 
Swan  Jolin  &  Son,  19  Sidney  st 
Tal hot Robt.fof  taxes), Parker's  piece 
Walter  James,  4  Trumpington  st 

TAILORS. 

Marked  Ihas  *  are  also  Robe  makers. 
•Atkins  William  Cooper,  5  Bridge  st 
•Aves  ^Vm.  Oiven,  3  St.  Andrew  st 


•Baiiibri'Jse  Janie.*,  31  Trinity  st 
*Harreil  John,  14  >r.  John  st 
'  '^K  ittell  Edwar.l,  5  M.irket  st 
*Beales  Barnf-t,  37  Si-iney  st 
Beal-.'s  Benjrimii'.39  Bridsie  st 
Bird  Edw.^id,  10  Fitzwiliiam  st 
*B  Miing  Robert.  19  Pembroke  st 
Bonnt-tt  Jolni,  Market  hill 


TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Ansel.  Joseph  .Adcuck,  17  Market  st 
Anchor,  \Mlliam  Manffield,  Qu.iy  side 
Anchor,  Ldward  Newman,  13  Siirer  st 
.Anclior,  William  Reynolds,  Butter    row, 
Market  hill  [Bam welt 

Bakeis'  Arms,  Charles  Culluni,  East  road, 
Birlejmow,  Robert  Ro\ston,i6  Bridsie  st 
Baron  of  Beef,  Henrv  Bailev,  19  Bridge  st 


Bowteil  Samuel,   16  Anneslev  place'  Beeliire.  Henrv  Ricliardsoni  Honey  hill 

lirowu   Wiil.am  6:  S  lus  13  "King's  i  r!;!' w'lr'''"  n^,u^'''\'' ^"'".'P''  '*°.' 
nrf-a<le  =     |  Be'].  ;*illiam  Gilbert.  Newmarket  road 

Brii;g<  Peter,  9  .Magdalene  st 
Cartwrieht  Mark,  31  Bridge  st 
*Cole  John,  3  Silver  st 
*Creeke  Tlimnas,  34  Sidney  st 


Bell,  Jolin  Manser,  10  L'nion  st 
Bell.  John  See.  8  Northampton  st 
Bell  &  Crnwn.Edmund  WelU,  G9  Bridpe  st 
Bird  Boll,  Ann  Carter,  Sun  st,  Barnwell 
Black  Bull,  James  Low,  Newmarket  rnad 
r,T   w^i,o,i„.   -Q   'P  ■"  _..  .!  Black   Bull,  William  Maiifleld    Slaulev, 

,     LlO's  Charles,  ,8    irnmpinrton  st  :     .3^  Sidney  street 
/  Ciirson  Edward,  39  A;  40   Petty  Cury    Black  Lion,  John  Kins,-'0  Silver  st 
i  Davies  John,  7  Trinity  st  '  i  Black  Lio::,  Philip  Wilt,  Newmarket  roac) 

i  Eastwood    George,    32  Coronation  ^'^'"'^   Swan,   Arthur  Cambridge,  Great 
I      St.  New  towu  I      ^belford 

i  r-o  »!,„..,.„  1  ,  T     ,.    -    r-i       ...  Black  Swan,  Robert  Dent,  24  Bridire  st 

:  Gathm-Ole  J..meS,  Chesterton  Black  Swan,  Edward  Jarien,  East  road, 

j  Liee  Henry,  2  >r.  Andrew  s  hill  Barnwell  [Barnwell 

:  (linn  John,  2  Downing  st  i  Black  Swan,  James  Lee, 10  Butcher  row, 

I  Gouldin.^Clias.  43  Coil")  Exchange  St    Blaciimoor's   Head,  James    Ingram,    17 

Hinson  Henrv,  16  St.  Andrews!        I  n,'*^'"^  ll    .,,     o    ,■     t 
u^,i  ^..     I...,,,'..    i„..i    „.,».;..     \      c-     Bleedinx  Hart,  John  Purkis.  James  st 
.  Hori.on   James   (and    OUttltter),  6d    gleedinj  Heari.Thos.  S.iith.  Chestertoo 
Blli.ge  Stl\et  Blue  Ball.  Wm.  Lowton,  Grantchester 

Hoider  Samuel,  35  Thompson's  lane    Boar's  Head, MarkButcher.SSMarket  hill 
HiiMich  John,  6  Tennis  court  road     jBoot,  Richard  Lucas.  97  Kintr  st 


Johnson  Joiin,  Chesterton 
Johnson  Joiui,  2  St.  John  st 
Johnson  William,  51  Sidney  st 


Brickkiln,  Thos  VVillet,  Chesterton  road 
Bricklayers'  Arms,  Thomas    Kooti,   33 
St.  Andrew  st  [Barnwell 

Britannia,  Elizabeth  .Machin,  East  road. 


passage 
Lambert  Thomas,  34  King  st 
*Lhw  &  Billington,  14  Trinity  st 
Lodge  James,  19  .Market  hill 
Maris  .Alling^on,  Great  Shelford 
.Milligan   James    (and  diaper),   11 

St.  Mary  st 
Morgan  Sarah,  10  Sussex  st 
.Mowian  William,  87  Castle  st 
Newbery  John,  28  Jesus  lane 
♦Parfitt  John,  King's  terrace 
•Peters  Thomas,  4  St.  Mary  st 
♦Radford  John,  2  .Mill  lane 


Keemish  Edwd.Ai  gent,7  Warwick  st    Bushel  &'strike,  Edward  Guge.  Sussex  st 
'Kempton  JohuBlyth,.3.St. Edward's    Butchers'  Arms,  Thomas  Haulden,  New- 
market rosd  [row 
Castle,    Nicholas  Jemmerson.  5  Butcher 
Cas:le,  Wm.Lamb  \Vatkinson.24  Castle  st 
Castle,  Mary  Page,  3j  St.  Andicw  st 
Chip  Axe.  James  Careless.  Butter  row 
Coach  &  Horses. John  Bilton.  Petty  Cury 
Coach&Horses.Geo.Elliott,Trunipington 
Coach   and   Horses,  Benjamin  Lamtiert, 
I      Nennliam 

I  Cock,  .Mary  Bacon,  5  St.  Andrew's  hill 
j  Cock,  Thomas  Bailev,  Sun  st,  Barnwell 
I  Cock,  John  Frisby,  19  Silver  st  [ford 

Compasses,  John  LandH'right.Great  Shel- 
Cow  &  Calf,  \lilliam  Kirkup,  11  King  st 
p  ,    Crane,  Robert  Dyer,  2i  .Market  st 
T,  ^  o    c>         ^^  r.^  ■   '=        Cricketers.  Um.  M.ile.  Melbourne  place 

Ransom  George  &  Son,  22  rrinity    Crispin,  Philip  Arber,  East  road,  Barnwell 
*Redfarn  &  Bailham,  1  Sidney  st  Crown,  Mary  Baxter.  Itj  Jesus  lane 

'  Robinson    Richard    SymniS,    Little    Crown  &  Anchor,  John  Wesson,  Sun  st, 
Shelford  I      Barnwell  [Trumpington  st 

*Robin*on  '^tpolipn    '^O  rjrppn  «»■  Crown  and  Compasses,  John  Royall,  42 

ll..t^llljon  »tC|.lien,  .iU  Oreen  st  Oog  &Duck,  Joseph  Pratt,  3    St.  Marys 

.SawJge  \\  111.  Brigg«,  o  St.  John  st       passasje  [New  town 

Simpson  &  Basham,  31  Petty  Cury  Dolphin",  Danie!  Clark,  16  Coronation  st, 
Smart  Jfiel,  1  Petty  (Jury  "     Druids,  John  Langton,  Fitzroy  st 

♦Smith   Foreman    Biggs  &  Sou.  19    '^"''*^   "H  Gloucester,    John  'Shireman, 

King's  pHiade  „  P^°»Pf^«  ^°«-- f"".«'^''       .     ^       ^. 

c.     -.1    TT  ,,  ,  r.        I  .11  Duke  of  Sussex,  "  illiam  Bessingham,  2a 

Smith  Henry  Mason,  1  Peas  hill  Sussex  street,  Barnwell 

Spencer  James  Henry,  115  Pitzroyst  Duke  of  Wellington,  Thomas  Badcock, 
•Spink  Argeut  Keemish,  24  Market      Wellington  row,  Barnwell 

llill  "  j  Earl    of    Durham,    Catherine    Huutlea, 

Spink  Ro'oert,  41  Bridge  St  L  ^')^'°"\v-fr^'^  «        ->,  v      . 

,/.,.  ,        '       ,,    ri.f'        .      ^  ^    Earl  Grev,  \\  illiam  Mann,  31  King  st 

•Stearn  J  ,mes,  41  Trumpington  st  E.C.R.Tav.m,  Ann  Fuller,  GreatShelford 
•Stearn  '1  hos.,  5  All  Saint's  passage  Elephant  &  Castle,Mary  Brooks,  Gold  st, 
Steam  Wiliiiim,  Grantche>ter  Barnwell 

*Stuart  Wm.  Clias.,  IPRose  cre'cent    Ei'.'in''*''"'  George  Traise,  Hill's  road 
Ta\  lor  Wat<on,  1 1  Market  st    "  ^;'^'°>  ,)™''  *-ll'""'«'  !^'"S,  Fitzroy  st 

jt-pi       ,,  ii-^-ii-  n  ^  ^       1 1-ive  Bells,  Jas.  i  arrant, sun  st,  Bamwell 

^rhurlhourn  W  lUiam,  8  Gieen  st  p^rt  st.  Georee,Saml.  Moore.Jesus green 
Inmt  Thomas,  21  Sussex  st  Fountain.  Richd.  Martin, 40  St.  Andrew  st 

L'liderwood    Frederick,    4     St.   Ed-    fox  and  Hounds,  Ann  &  John  Seymour, 

waid's  passage  [John  st.       18Jesuslane  [Bridge  st 

...      .         -      .  >-     _  _    .        r ,   Arms,    John    Doughty,    70 

p.  King  st 
,  , ..^^    „^..    .^.„5,-".    Robert     Bedwell 

Mary  s  lane  Goldsmith,  Newmarket  road 

Willis  James,  Great  Shelford  George    -ind    Dragon,    Allington    Maris 

^Voodroffe  William,  Great  Shelford       Great  Shelford  [Barnwelt, 

Writtiit  John  Laugford,    35    Hyde  ^f'';g%J^;;.Tl'<'mas  Holder,  EaM  road, 

D.,,.!.  „„,„„  .  ■*         Globe,  William  Britton.06  Bridge  8t 

.,r     ,      ,i^r.y?        „        ,0^  ,Globe,  Thomas  Evans.  Paper  Mills 

"Yorke  Ullliam  Li00th,3  Green  st    lGoldenCros5,JoshuaHawkins, Fitzroy  st 
TALLOW    CHANDLERS.  ]  Golden  Eagle,  William  Cundell,  6  George 

Brimlev  &  Bond  (&  soap  makers),      the  Fourth  street.  New  town 

3' Market  hill  Golden  Rose,  John  King,  Emmanuel  road 
u„iT„' 1  ID  J  1  n  1  1  i  Grapes,  Sarah  &  Robt.  Ind,  I  Warwick  st 
Hallack  &  Bond,  1  Butcher  row  Green  Dragon.  Wm.  Essex,  Chesterton 
Headley  Peter  John,  2  Hobsoii  st  " " 


waid  s  passage  l  John  st.      lojesus  lane 

•Vintcr  Charles  &  James,  11  St.   F>■eemason^'  Arms,  Jol 
Williatns  James  William,  Little  St  ig^^^.^'anTD'^'gin?^ 


Warren  &  Baker,  4  Market  hili 


Green  Lion,  Brooks  Wright,  5  Short  st 
I  Green  Wan,Bliz»bethBland,TruDipiDgton 

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CAMBRIDGE,  &c. 


^latci'jJ 


TAVERNS,    acc^Conliiiued. 
CSreen  Man,  I'riali  Coulson,  Graiilchester 
Greyhound.  Win.  Mooie,  Great  Sheltord 
Hallmoon,TlnL'happell,80rrnmpini;ton  st 
NaKmoon,  John  Walters,  1  Quay  side 
Hare  &  Hounds,  John  Swrann,  Sun  st,  B 
Harp,  Thomas  Drinir,  84  King  »t 
fjarp,  George  Ellwood,  WellinRton  row, 
Barnwell  [3i»r  on  road 

Hat    and    Feathers,    William     Bunker, 
Haunch  of  .Mutton,  John    Bowyer,  Corn 
Exchange  st  [Eniiuanuel  lane 

Hearts'    Ease.    James    Fletcher,    end  of 
Hoops,  John  Hyde.  Barton  [.New  sq 

Hopbind,  George  Fidd.inian,  Fair  street, 
Hope  &Anchor,Sherritf  Warreil.Fitzroy  si 
Hop. pocket,  Charles  Hard,  Eilen  stiret, 
Barnwell  (King  si 

Horse  &  (iroom,  David  Bush  Edwaids,4G 
House    of   ComiuoDS,    James     Newman, 
Hill's  road  [New  town 

Jolly  Brewer,  Wm.  Sherman,  Princes  st, 
King   William    IV,     Robert     Norlhiifld, 
Little  Shelford  [King  si 

King's  .\rms,  Thos.  Fletcher,  I  King's  ct, 
Kind's  Head,  Daniel  Pate,  6  WarwicU  at 
King's  Head,l.ucyPurclias,7MaKdalene  si 
L«mb,  Heniy  Earner,  12  Butcher  row 
Lit  I  le  Rose.Chas. Moore,  40Tr  urn  ping  ton  si 
Locomotive,  I'eler  Davies,  .Mill  road 
Lord  Nelson  and  True  Blue,  Jane  Marsh, 
2:}  Sidney  st  [liridge  st 

Marquess  of  Granby,  Richard  Jordan,  36 
Merton.\rms,Jas.Stevens,Niirlhampton  si 
Nag's  Head,  Jonah  Read, 3  Pound  hill 
New  Black  Bear.Jolin  'rrevis,4  Whcelersl 
New  Inn,  James  Jiggins,  Parki  r's  piece 
New  Red  Lion,  Richard  Goshawk,  3^ 
Bridge  st  [son's  lane 

Nine  Pins,  Edward  Kettridge,  3  Thomp- 
«l|d    English   Gentleman,    Sophia   Bush. 
Fitzroy  st  [Biidge  si 

Old     Red     Lion,     William     Watts,    47 
Osborn  .\rms,  Abraham  Hi  ime,Mill'8  road 
Paul  Pry,Wm.  Gaslor,r>  F'ortugal  place 
I'ickerel,  Thos.  FaVell,32  Magdalene  st 
I'lke  &  Eel,  Sarah  Rogers, Chesterton 
Plough,  (Jeorge  Jennings,  Mltle  Shelford 
Portland  Arms.  William  Potts, Cliesterlou 
Prince  Albert.  Win.  Barton, 35 Castle  st 
Prince  A  llMrrt, Matthew  .Seymour.BridgesI 
I'rince  ofWales.HenryOrpw  oo.iHiston  rd 
Prince  R.-geut,Jos.  Jen nings, Lit. Shelford 
Prince  Regent,  J"s.  Scaplehrm,  Regent  st 
Q'leenAdelaide.Heni  J Gee.Sl. Andrew's  111 
Qiifen  Victoria,  W  m.  Smith,  Chesterton 
Uueen's  Arms,   Francis   Busby,  St.  An- 
drew street  [road 
RaceHorse,Jererai;ihAppleby,Newmarket 
Railway    King,  James  'I'ofts,   34    H)de 
Park  corner                                    [terton 
Railway  Tavern,  John  Middliton,  Ches- 
Rail«  ay  Vue, Simeon  Easy,  Hill's  road 
Ram,  John  'Praise,  Ram  yard.  Bridge  st 
Red  Bull,  (Jeorge  Franklin,  Chesterton 
Red  Bull, Thomas  Htnnesy,  59  Sidnr-y  si 
Red  Cow,  John  Smith,  8  Botcher  row 
Red  Lion,M'«ria  Allinglon  Gieat  Shelford 
Red  l.ion,  Isaac  Elhvood,Tiumpinglon 
lied  l.ion.Boberl  Gaihercoal, East  road, B. 
Red  Lion,  Richard  Wri(jht,Grantchf  ster 
Rohin  Hood,  George  Uurl;age,JuD.  Hob- 

sori'-(    passag-; 
Roebuck.  F'lancis  .Mann,  Chesterton 
Rose,  Wni.  Picss  &  Co.  0  Rose  crescent 
Rose  &  (  row  n,  Jos.  Benton,  (jraiilcbesler 
Rose  &  Crown,  (ieorge  Hall,   llaym.iikel 
Ro8e&  Crown,JohnPage,Snn  »I,  Barn  well 
Rose  &  Crown,  Susannah  Plumb,  Rus- 
sell St.  New  town 
Rosemary     Branch,     Frederick    Godfrey 

Gray,30Hjde  P.iik  corner 
Rutland     Arms,    Elijah     'l'ra>)nham,     1 

Uotolphlaue  [terrace,  Bainwell 

Sailors Reiurn,Chrisl mas  Hue kler,9  J  amcs 
Salmon,  Henr\  Ciane,  Fair  st 
fehak«pere,      George     ilennesey,     New. 
market  road  [Newm   rkel  road 

Sbakspere's      Head,     W'illinn       Biown, 
Ship,  George  Dickinson,  Mill  lane 
Ship,  James  .Sieven.s,  Qua)  side 
Sidney  Aim*, Alfred    Uaiby,  'Mj  Sussex  st 
Sir   J  .hn    Barleycorn,    Eliza    F'erguson, 

Burleigh  street,  Barnwell 
Sir  Hubert  Peel,  James  Gathercole,  Ches- 
l.-rt"n  [  Holison  si 

Sir     Robert     Peel.    James     Wilson,    10 
Six  Belh.Tho-.  Clabbon,  Covent  gardan 
Spoiled    Cow,     Joh-j     Richardson,     41 
Noi thamplon  st  (Terrace 

Hprfad  Eagie,  Aiiuc  Clarke,  14  Downing 

J8 


Stag's  Head,  George  Wing,  31  Green  st 
Star,  James  Marsters.'il  Jesus  lane 
Sun,  William  Low,  Sun  st,  Bainwell 
Sun,  Henry  Mason  Smith,  I  Peas  hill 
Tailors'  Arms,   Frederick    Newman,   II 

Jesus  lane 
Tally  Ho.'  James  Marshall,  Trumpington 
Thatched  House,  William  Brooks,  Al- 
bert si,  Barnwell  [.Andrew  st 
Three  Archers.  fJeorge  Thring,  50  .St. 
ThreeBlackblrds,HarryAIason,Ea8t  roadB 
I'hree  (,'rowiis,  Henry  Creek,  ISSilver  st 
Three  Horseshoes,  Alice  Howard,  Lillle 
Shelford  [Newnham 
Three  Jolly  Millers,   William   Bennison, 

Three  Merry  Boys  ( ).  St.  John  si 

Three  Swans,  J  as.  Clark,  12  Magdalene  st 
riiree  Tuns,  John  Jennings,  Clieslerlon 
Three  Tuns,  'Thos.  Shipp,  33  Market  hill 
Three  Tuns,  Thos. Whyman,  77  Castle  st 
T  iger,  Win.  Ban  holomew.Eastrd.  Barn  well 
Town  Arms,  Wm.  Farren,  Butcher  row 
Union,  Susan  .Nunn,  Quay  side 
Nicloria.  James  Bullock,  Histon  road 
Wagon  &H  01  ses,ThosE  vans,  W  hi  ttlesford 
Wag(in&Horses,HenryKing,East  road,  B 
Wagou  &  Horses,Ann  Mottram,  Hobson's 
passage  [lane 

W  iigon  and  Horses,  Joseph  Scarr,15  Mill 
Mhealsheaf,  Henry  Curtis,  Chesterton 
\l  healsheaf,  Fredli.  Hills, 61  St. Andrew  st 
H  healshe.-if,  Rebecca  Minler,  26  Silver  st 
Whealsheaf,  John  >elby.  Castle  st 
While  Bear,  Charles  Brande  Bush,  2-5 
Magdalene  street  [st 

While  Bull,  William  Edmunds, 42  Biidge 

White  Harl( ),  2-2  King  st 

While  Horse,  John  Carter,  96  Castle  st 
White    Hoise,    ElizMl>elh     Walker,   36 

Coronation  street.  New  town 
White  Horse,  I  vet  U  ehb.  Barton 
W  bite  Horse,  Henry  Wright,  Chesterton 
White  Swan,  John  Halt,  76  Castle  si 
White  Swan,  Alice  Looker, 36 Petty  Cury 
William    and    Mary,    Edward     Stosker, 
.Maid's  causeway  [road 

William  IV,  George  Lapper,  Newmarket 
WreslJeis,  Isaac  Smith,  ISewmarket  road 
Vorkshiie    (irey,    Samuel    Toulson,    62 
Kin-  st  [way 

Zebr.i,  Civarles  Oliver,  31   l\^ajd'9  canse. 

Retailers  of  Beer 

Amery  Thomas,  67  Fitzroy  st 

Apelliorpe  Janies,  East  roail,  Barnwell 

Baker  James.  17  Castle  st 

Ballard  William,  8  Shelley  row 

Barnes  George,  8  James  st,  Barnwell 

Barton  James,  1 1  Magdalene  st 

Beaumont  Thomas,  il3  and  94  King  st 

Biggs  John.  7  M  heeler  st 

llloomtield  Robert,  13  Jesus  lane 

Bond  'Thomas,  Caslle  st 

Brooks  IClizabeth,  St.  Mary's  passage 

Krown  D.ivid,  St.  Mary's  passage  | 

Brown  David,  Chesterton  i 

Blown  John,  Ram  yard,  Briilge  st 

Bull  Charl.s,  11  Clement  place 

Burbush  Mary,  58  Bridge  st  i 

Buike  John,  East  road,  Barnwell  i 

'.'arioll  John,  2  j  Uussell  st,  New  town 

Carter  James,  Hobson  st 

Cuter  James,  I  Shelley  row 

Clark  Charles,  18  Trumoinjjton  st 

Clark  John,  Si.  Andrew's  lane 

f'ook  Philip,  13  Annesley  place 

("ovill  James,  Victoria  road 

Covin  William,  Great  Shelford 

Coxall  \\  illiain,  Claiendon  st 

Creamer  Reuben,  Newmarket  road 

Curson  Edward, 49  Gold  »l 

Dennis  J.inies,  Stalfordshiie  pi,  Barnwell 

Dennis  William,  Sun  st,  Barnwell 

Di.biny  William,  40  Market  hill 

Doegetl  Percy,  1  I  Corn  Exchange  st 

Esjex   Philip,  Chesterton  [well 

Everett  Frederick.  Wellington  row,  Barn- 

Everitt  Robert, 71  Park  st 

Farey  John,   Burleigh  st,  BarnwtU 

Tenner  George,  9  Saxon  st 

Freeman  Charles.  Victoria  road 

Freeman  Robert,  7  Carnbridge  place 

Freeman  'Thos.  St-ilTordshire  pi,  Barnwell 

FromanI  Samuel.  East  load,  B.irnwell 

Gales  William,  68  Burleigh  st,  Barnwell 

Glover  'TIioiii.ts,  19  .Spairow's  lane 

(iolobed  Jacob,  Chesterton 

fiowerj  George,  Mill  road 

(iray  Arthur  John,  9  Tennis  Court  road 

Gray  John  Godfrey,  Fitzroy  st 

Gray  Williutn,  1 1  Clement  Uine 


Greenaway  Thomas, 8  Parker  st 
Hall  Peter  Peak,  Histon  road 
Hall  William,  79  Caslle  st 
Hammond  Mark,  Great  Shelford 
Hard  Ann,  East  road,  Barnwell 
Harding  William,  Duxford 
Hicks  Edward,  Cutler's  alley,  St.  Mary  st 
Holder  Edward,  43  King  st 
Horn  Sarah,?  Prospect  row,  Barnwell 
Howard  Benjamin,  Dnxford 
Hurley  Joseph,  43  Burleigh  st,  Barnwell 
Hyde  Thomas,  Chesteiton 
Jarvis  George,  Falcon  yard.  Petty  Cury 
Keilh  'Thomas,  Chesterlon 
Kirkup  Robert,  II  Green  st  j» 
Lupson  'Thos.  26Coronatiomut,  New  town 
Lovell  Thomas,  Gravel  pits,  Barnwell 
Malin  William,  South  st,  Barnwell 
Marten  Ann,  Sun  st,  Barnwell 
Mason  Wm.l  George  Fourth  st,Newtowo 
Matthews  Eliza,  Chesterton 
I  Matthews  Joe  J,  14  Gloucester  st 

Meeks  Robert,  Chesterton 
I  Moore  Benjamin,  Chesterton 

IMoore  Joseph.  24  Maid's  causeway 
j  Mouel  John,  17  Prospect  row,  Barnwell 
'  Mowlan  William,  87  Caslle  st 
i  Newhery  Arthur,  City  road,  Barnwell 
j  Newman  James,  Jesns  terrace,  Barnwsll 
I  Nichols  Joseph,  40Corn  Exchange  st 
Papworth  William,  New  st,  Barnwell 
Peck  Thos.  Slaflordshire  place,  Barnwell 
I  Plumb  Stephen,  Chesterton 
Potter  Thomas,  68  F'itiroy  st 
Pratt  James,  4  Quay  side 
Preston  James,  Newmarket  road 
Prime  Hannah, 24  Trumpington  st 
Prime  Thomfis,  !  Church  st,  Barnwell 
Purser  Henry,  Black  Lion  yard.  Silver  st 
Ready  William,  9  Northampton  st 
Richards  Henry,  47  Russell  st.  New  town 
Richar 'son  Joseph  (Mews),  Sidney  st 
Rickit  John,  17  Gold  st,  Bainwell 
Riggs  Esther,  8  Annes-ley  place 
Royslon  William,  Little  St.  Mary's  lane 
Saig.mt  John,  Chesterton 
Savage  George, Newmarket  road 
Sheldrick  James,  104  Fitzroy  st 
Smith  William.  30  Market  hill 
Soward  James,  East  road,  Barnwell 
Stinton  Sophia,  Castle  st 
Slinton  'Thomas,  Bentinck  st.  New  town 
Sutton  Rebecca.  Mill  road 
'I'ate  Robert,  9  Wheeler  st 
Tavner  Osborn,  Histon  mad 
Taylor  Thomas,  Newmarket  road 
Thompson  James,  92  Castle  st 
Tiplady  John,  1  Gothic  st 
Topper  Tliimias, 85  Cambridge  place 
'Towler  William, Barton  road 
Turner  Samuel  Nelson,  tM  Cambridge  pl 
Wallis  William,  East  road,  Barnwell 
Walton  Henry,  New  st,  BarnweFl 
Warren  Nathan  (&  hay  dealer),  Ponndhill 
Webb  William,  Newmarket  road 
Wesson  Thomas,  20  Repent  st 
Wheaton  Joseph,  F^nsi  road,  Barnwell 
Williams  Jas.  Wm,  Liltle  St.  Mary's  Ian* 
Willson  Edward  Frederick, Victoria  road 
Wiirseldine  Richard  Freeman,  74  King  st 
Woodioffe  W  illiam.  Great  Shelford 
TEA     DEALERS. 

Haiikiii  Kdwanl  lve.«,  12  Beiiet  st 
Jone>  Tlioma.*,  SfJ  Fitzioy  st 
King  Gfiirne,  8  iMaikt't  st  [st 

Peteis  'riioii)as,.'i  Fotiiirlry  yrl, Biidge 
WillK'H  &  Co.,  2  Trinity  st 
Wilson  Josiph  Fiosi,  Ouxfoid 

TIMBER    MERCHANTS. 

Bailey  Tlioiiias,  Sun  st,  BaiiiweH 
Biales  I'atiicii,  Newiili;im 
Bniwn  dv:  llobiiison,  Newiiliain 
Collin  William,  54  &  97  Castk-  st 
Coniiiig.s  &  Hai'.aiil.  Mill  lane 
Fdjter  Khtiiezt  rai  .Son,  1  Mill  lane 
Joliiisot)  Altied,  .'iConi  Exchaiiiie  st 
Newman  Sainuil,  Kastrd,  IJarnwill 
Watts  Joseph,  ,')4  Uetent  st 

TOBACCO    PIPE    MAKERS. 

CU'iiver  'I'lio.s.,  George  st,  Bainwell 
Kiishaw  Issae,  i').')  Ivast  rd,  Barnwell 
Lee  Jo.sliiia,  11  .Sidney  st 

TOBACCONISTS. 

Bacon     William,    &    Benjamin    & 

Jame.s,  17  Maiket  hill 
Biiggs  Chaik's,  32  Petty  Cury 


Hirectori) 


CAMBRIDGE,  &c.        &Ambn^Qtmxt 


Briggs  William,  55  Bridge  st 
Feniier  Francis  Phillips,  5  Regent  st 
Halls  Robert, 34  Siiiiiey  st 
Martin  Janie<,  18  Sidney  st 
Pleasance  William,  12  Rose  crescent 
TOY    DEALERS    AND    FANCY 

REPOSITORIES. 
Sharmaii  James,  28  Market  liill 
Sheldon  Geo.,  4  St.  Mary's  passage 

TURNERS  et  CHAIR  MAKERS. 

Haziewood  Thomas,  Sparrow's  lane 
Johnson  Alfred,  3  Corn  Kxchaugest 
Moule  James,  9  Hobson  st 
Starling  James,  96  Castle  st 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS 
Parkhouse  Samuel  (farrier),  1  Ten- 
nis Court  load  [well 
Saintey  Thomas,  17  Churchst, Barn- 
Sparrow  Stephen  (&  shoeing  forge), 

1  Downing  place 
Wallis  Page,  14  Bridge  st 
Waters  George  &  Son  (&  shoeing 
forge),  8  S(.  Andrevr's  hill 

VINEGAR  MAKER&  MUSTARD 

MANUFACTURER. 
Bird  William  Kidman,  Magdalene  st 
WATCH    Ac    CLOCK    MAKERS. 

Cronch  Benjamin,  3  St.  John  st 
Dumville  John,  fil  Bridge  st 
Harmsworih  John,  37  Petty  Cury 
Hitzman  Joseph,  1  Rose  crescent 
Lickert    Henry,    8  James  teirace, 

Barnwell 
Moody  Mathew,  108  Fitzroy  st 
Orpwood  Richard,  9  St.  Mary  st 
Peters  James  &  Son,  8  St.  Mary  st 
Reed  Thomas   (to  the  Queen  and 

Prince  Albert),  16  Market  hill 
Roe  George  Hartwell,  7  Market  hill 
Travil  Thomas,  4  Peas  hill 
Wells  Thomas,  7  Market  st       [hill 
Wilson  Thos.(&  optician),22  Market 
Wratian  Charles.  10  Regent  st 
Wright  William,  16  Sidney  st 
Young  'vVilliain  Henry,  1  Jesus  lane 

W^HEELWRIGHTS. 

Carter  William,  Great  Shelford 
Conder  John,  Shelley  row 
Gateward  William,  Newnhain 
Godfrey  Klizabeih,  Little  Shelford 
Hammond  James,  28  Regent  st 
Haslop  Heniy,  Trumpingion 
Morley  Wm.,  Russi-11  st.  New  town 
Newman  Chailes,  150  East  road 
Pami)lin  Thomas,  Albion  row 
Smith  Heniy  Herring,  Magdalene  st 
Smith  Thomas,  Chesterton 
Townsend  David,  Chesterton 
Wesson  John,  Sun  st,  Barnwell 
Wright  Thomas,  28  Hill's  road 


WHITESMITHS   AND    BELL' 
HANGERS. 

Bell  Joseph,  48  Bridge  st 
Bridgmaii  William.  Newmarket  rd 
Brown  William,  23  King  st  [st 

Haslop  Thomas,  Kam  yard.  Bridge 
Hurrell  Swanii,  15  Market  hill 
Impey  Jos.,  Red  Hart  yd.  Petty  Cury 
Ingle  William,  27  Maadalene  st 
Langton  Benjamin,  15  Downing  st 
Lawrence  William,  93  Fitzroy  st 
Melven    Robert,   Laxton's  passage, 
Castle  street  [Jesus  lane 

Porcher  Robert,  38  Bridge  st,  &  7 
Scarborough  &  Brotherton,  6  Mar- 
ket hill 
Shallow  &  Coleman,  49  Sidney  st 
Stcarn  &  Buck,  Newmarket  road 
Vail  John&Wm.,  1  St.  Andrew's  hill 
Watts  Elijah,  39  Sidney  st 
WoodGeorge,  Falcon  yd.  Petty  Cury 

WINE,    SPIRIT,    AND    CIGAR 
MERCHANTS. 

Barker  Field  Dunn,  3  Market  hill 
Bushy  Francis,  Corn  Exchange  st 
EadenHy.&Co.,12&13Maikethill 
FosterRichard  &  Son,Thompson's  la 
Hopkins  Francis,  68  Bridge  st 
Ind  Sarah  &  Robert,  1  Warwick  st 
Lawrence  Edward  Rist,  18  Bridge  st 
Lee  John,  14  Benet  st 
Miller  Richard,  10  Market  hill 
Nash  Searle&  Co.,  Christ's  pieces 
Press  William  &Co.  6  Ro<e  crescent 
Rowe  Henry  Francis,  27  Trinity  st 
Warren  John,  14  Downing  st 

IVOOLLEN    DRAPERS. 

Bennett  John,  1  Market  hill 
Simpson  &  Basham,  31  Petty  Cury 

Miscellaneous 

Allies  Matthew,  medicated  vapour  baths, 

9  Willow  walk 
Arburn   Henrj',  patten  and   clog  maker, 

White  Bull  yard,  Bridge  street 
Asplen  Thos.  collector  of  Queen's  taxes, 

Ely  place,  Parker's  piece 
Baldry   Joshua,  clerk    to  Christ  church, 

Mill  road  [Hobson  st 

Barker  Thomas,  last  and  boot-tree  maker, 
Biggs  John,  bonnet  box  mkr.  7  Wheeler  st 
Bottomley    Susannah,   lath    render,    3 

Magdalene  street 
Brown   George  Wallis,  assessor  of  taxes, 

and  assistant  overseer,  8  Fitzroy  st 
Carter  William,  herbalist.  88  Castle  st 
Chamberlin    Daniel,    ink  manufacturer, 

45  Regent  st  [Gothic  st 

Clare  Thomas,  picture  frame  maker,  22 
Cleworth  Joseph  Anthony,  supervisor  oi 

inland  revenue,  18  New  square 
Crouch  John,  curator  of  the  Philosophical 

Society,  All  Saints'  passage 
Dawes  William,   clerk  to  Trumpingtoa 

church,  Trumpington  [King  st 

Driver  William,  brush  &  patten  maker,  26 
Edwards  Tbos.  paper  banger,IOMark«tst 


EUwood  William,  University  Marshal,  3 

Cutler's  alley,  St.  Mary  street 
Everitt    Robert,  t\erk   to   St.  Clement's 

church.  Park  street 
Flynn    William,  clerk  to    St.   Michael'* 

church,  23  Green  street 
Frisby  John,  clerk  to  the  church  of  St. 

Mary  the  Les3,30  Little  St.  Mary's  lane 
Gen  King,  clerk  to  St.  Edward's  church, 

13  Willow  Walk 
Glasscock  John,  high  bailiff  to  the  Count; 

coort,  7  King  street 
Harris   Samuel,  inland   revenue   officer, 

Prospect  row  [Edwards's  passage 

Haycock    John,     sergeant-Ht-mace.     St 
Hinson  William,  clerk  to  8t.  Giles'  and 

St.  Peter's  church,  83  Castle  street 
Holden  James, clerk  to  AH  Saints'  church, 

23Jcsnslane  [Emmanuel  road 

Jaggard  William, superintendent  of  police, 
Jarvis  George,  sedan  chair  owner.  Falcon 

yard,  Petty  Cury 
Jennings  Nathan,  clerk  to  the  church  of 

St.  Andrew  lheGreat,Emmanuel  road 
Johnson  Alfred,  ham  and  bacon  curer,  3 

Corn  Exchange  street 
Johnson  Thomas,  keeper  of  the  senate 

house,  69  Sidney  street  [st 

Knowles  Samuel,  sheriff's  officer,  .50  King 
Leeds  Edmund,  figure  maker,8  Bridge  st 
LeonardJeremh.hardwareman,4  Sussex  st 
Ling  Joseph,  organ  tuner,  and  collector 

of  poor  rites,  25  Pembroke  street 
Lupson  Thomas,  clerk  to  St.  Botolph'j 

church,  26  Coronation  st.  New  town 
Maggio  John,  fishing  net  maker.  Castle  st 
Manning  John,  temperance  coffee  house, 

Butter  row  fhlll 

Marshall  Henry,  brawn  maker,  7  Peas 
Martin  Richard,  bow  and  arrow  maker, 

St.  Mary's  passage 
Mason    Henry    Martin,   inland  revenue 

clerk,  Low  close  cottage 
Maynard    Robert,   agricultural  machine 

maker,  Whitllesford 
Moore  Robert,  poultererand  feather  mer- 
chant, 55  Castle  street 
Moule  Isaac,  town  crier,  6  Market  »t 
Murray  Andrew,  curator  of  the  Botanical 

gardens,  5  Gwyder  place 
Nichols  John,  periodical  bookseller,  54 

Coronation  st.  New  town 
NorrisThos. clothes  cleaner,St  John's  lane 
Odams  Rebecca,  trunk  makr.  8  Hobson  at 
Peters    Robert,    assistant   overseer,  4 

Chesterton  road 
Pink  Ann, cork  cutter, 6  Union  st 
Proctf-r  George,  photographic  establish- 
ment, 32  New  square 
Rowley  Stephen,  fellmonger,Magdalenest 
Scott   Thomas,  superintendent  of   loco- 
motives. Eastern  Counties  Railway,  32 

Hill's  road  [Corn  Exchange  st 

Smith  Henry,  clerk  to  St.  Mary's  church. 
Smith  Henry  Herring,  treasurer  to  the 

borough,  Magdalene  street 
Sprout  Henry  Buckley,  superintendent  of 

railway  station,  Shelford 
Squires   Samuel,    French    polisher    and 

upholsterer,  17  Sparrow's  lane 
Stanley  John,  «cale  maker,  3  Wheeler  st 
Thompson   Samuel,  hawker,  4   St.   An- 
drew st  [New  square 
ThorndickWilliam,inland  revenue  officer, 
Watt  Robt.  superintendent  of  the  Eastern 

Counties  Railway  goods'  department, 

Railway  Station 


Public  Buildings^  Offices^  Institutions^  &c. 


PLACES    OP    WORSHIP, 

AND   THEtR    MINISTERS. 
CHURCHKS  OF  THE  ESTABLISHMENT. 

All  Saints',  Trinity  street- Rev.  George  Maddison,  vicar. 

All  Saints',  Little  Shelford— Incumbent  not  appointed 

Christ  Church,  Newmarket  road— Rev.  Jonathan  Holt  Fit- 
comb,  perpetual  curate. 

Holy  Sepulchre,  Bridge  street— Rev.  Richard  Rowland 
Faulkner,  vicar;   Rev.  James  Edward  Dalton,  curate. 

Holt  Trinity,  Sidney  st— Rev.Wm.  Carus,  perpetual  curate. 

Saint  Andrew's  the  Great— St.  Andrew  street— Rev.  John 
Cooper,  Ci'cor;  Rev.  John  Dowell  Ridoul,  curn<e. 

Saint  Andrew's  the  Less,  Newmarket  road-Rev.Jonathan 
Holt  Titcomb,  perpetual  curate. 

Saint  Andrew's,  Chesterton— Rev.Edward  Arthur  Smedley 
eicar.  Icurate] 

Saint  Bbnedict's,  Benet  >t— Rev.  Joseph  PuUen,  perpetual 


Saint  Botolph's,  Trumpington  street— Rev.  John  Newton 

Peill,  lector. 
Saint  Clement's,  Bridge  st— Ministers  at  present  various 

from  recent  resignation. 
Saint  Edward's,  St.  Edward's  passage— Rev.  Harvey  Good- 
win, perpetual  curate. 
Saint  Giles',  Castle  st— Rev.  Edward  Dodd,  ptrpetual  eurate 
Saint  Mary's  the  Great,  King's  parade — Rev.  William 

C»rus,  perpetual  curate. 
Saint  Mart's  the  Less,  Trumpington  street— Rev.  John 

George  Hawes,  pepetual  curate. 
Saint  Mart's,  Great  Selford — Incumbent  not  appointed. 
Saint  Mart's  and  Saint  Michabl's,  Trumpington— Rev. 

John  Grote,  vicar 
Saint    Michael's,  Trinity  street — Rev,  James  Scholefleld, 

perpetual  curate. 
Saint  Paul's,  Mill's  road— Rev.  JohnScott,  perpetual  curate. 
Saint  PETKB's,St.  Peter  st— RevEdwd.  Dodd, perpetuvl  curate 

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Crami^riir5£isi5ire.         CAMBRIDGE,  &c. 


Slater's; 


Public  Buildings,  Institutions,  Offices,  8ic.-Co"'»"'fd- 


DISSENTING     CHAPELS. 
Baptist,  St.  Andrew  street— Rev.  Robert  Roff;  Rer.  Tboinas 

Clark  Edmonds. 
BiPTlsT  (Zion»,  East  road— Rev.  —  Keen. 
Baptist  (Eden).  Fitv:roy  strret — {ministers  various.) 
Baptist,  Chesterton — Rev.  John  Paul  briscoe. 
Baptist.  Great  Shelford  — Rev.  William  Symonds. 
Jndependent,  Downing  place— Kev.  Geor^r  Border  Bobier. 
l.NDEPK.vDENT,   Little   Siieliord — Kev.   James    Bargess  and 

Rev.  William  Burgess. 
Frik.nds'  .Mketi.vg  HoiiSB,  Jesus  lane. 
Pri.\iitivb  Methodist,  St.  Peter  street — Rev.  J.  Seager. 
Wkslbvax  .Methodists',  Hobson  streetj  Green  street,  and 

Fitzroy  street — [ministers  various.) 


THE    UNIVERSITY. 

The  Colleges,   rsivERsiTY    Officials,   Profes- 
sorships, &c. — Seepage  7. 


ADDENBROOK'S    HOSPITAI.,    TrUMPINGTON  ST. 

President— The  Right  Honble.  the  Earl  of  Hardwicke. 
Treasurer — T  homa«  >lortlock,  Esq. 

Consu/<iHjPAi/-viciaHs— John  Haviland&Fred.Thackeray.Esqrs. 
PAt;sirians— Henry  John  Hales  Bond;  George  E    Paget,    and 

V^'illiam  W.  Fisliet,  Esqrs. 
Consulting  Surgeon — John  Okes,  Esq. 
Surgeons— ^\t.  Charles  Lestoiirgeon;  Mr.  Joseph  Hammond, 

and  Mr.  Georpe  .Murray  Humphrey. 
Secretary — Mr.  Frederick  Barlow. 
Ap'tkecani  and  House  Surgeon— Mt.  Henry_HIitcheU. 
fllatron — Mrs.  Charlotte  Spillins. 


PHILOSOPHICAL  SOCIETY,AlL  SaI.NTS'  PASSAGE. 
Patron  — V\'\s  Royal  Highness  Prince  Albert,  L  l.d. 
Vice-Patrons Lord   Lyndhnrst,   l.l.d.  ;    the  Marquess     of 

Northampton,   m.a.,    and  the   Ri^ht   Worshipful   the  Viee- 

Chancellor. 
Preiidcnf— Rev.  Henry  Philpott,  D.D. 
Treasurer — George  Edward  Paget,  m.d. 
Sec-refaries— William   Hopkins,  u.a..  r.B.s.;   William  Hallows 

Miller,  M.S.,  P.R.S.,  F.G.s.  ;   and  Charles   Cardale   fiabing- 

ton,   M.A.,  F.L  S  ,  F.O.S. 

Curator— John  Crouch. 


ANTIQUARIAN  SOCIETY^  FiTZWILLIAM  MuSEUM. 

President— Kev  Robert  Phelps,  d.d. 

Treatuier — Cbnrles  Cardale  Babington,  M.A.,  F.L.S.,  F.G.S. 

Secretary — Rev.  William  Reynolds  Cellett,  m.a. 

HORTICULTURAL    SOCIETY, 

Held  at  the  I'ow.n  Hall. 

Patrons — HisGracelhe  Duke  of  Rutland.  K.g.,F.R.s.,f.l.s.,&c- 

and  the  Right  Rev.  the  Lord  Bishop  of  Ely. 
Patroness— The  Right  Hon.  the  Countess  De  la  Warre, 
Presider.t—The  Rinht  Hon.  the  Earl  De  la  Warre. 
Vice-Presidents — Twenty. 
Secretary — William  Garfit  Aston,  Esq. 

POOR    LAW    UNION. 

WoRKfiousE,  Mill  road. 

Atn^ter — James  Hatfield. 

Matron — Emma  Hatfield. 

Chaplain— Rev.  Jclin  Orman. 

Clerk  to  the  t'nio't— James  Deacon  Fetch. 

Jiriieiing  O/ft'rcrs— Tli'imas  Ncwmau  It  Ja«.  Blackmore  Sbedd. 

Schoolmaster — Alfred   Wing. 

Union  Workhouse,  ChestcMon, 

Alaslrr — Thomas  Reeves. 

Matron — Sarah  Reeves. 

Chaplain— Rev.  Kdwar.]  Arthur  Smedley. 

,Vr/i(,ofmas<er— William  Dicker. 

Clerk  to  the  Union — Frederick  Barlow. 


REGISTRARS, 

OF  BIRTHS,  deaths  AND  MARRIAGES. 
5Hp(rtnfeHrfcn(— Joseph  Deacon  Fetch  (lor  the  district  of  Cam* 

bridge),  33  Sidney  street. 

REGISTRARS  OF  BIRTHS  AND  DEATHS. 
For  All  Saints^  District— Sjtmwe]  Knowles,  50  King  st 
For    Great  Saint    Hlar<rs    District— i&mei  Blackman  Shedd 

(and  ol  marriages),  6  Pembroke  st.  [King  st. 

For  Saint  Andrew's  the  Great  District — Samuel  Knowles,  £0 
For  Saint  Audiun^s  the   Less   Parish — Thomas   Denny— and 

Horatio  Denny,  deputy,  4  Downing  terrace. 
For  Holy  Trinity  District— Samne]  Knowles, 50  King  street. 
For  Saint  Giles'  District— (nnd  assistant  overseer  for  the  MBie), 

Robert  Teters,  4  Chesterton  road 


county  court, 
Held  at  the  Town  Hall. 

Judge — John  Collier,  Esq. 
C/iif/C/erfc— Thomas  John  Bnrstow 
Assistant  Clerk — John  Eaden,  jun. 
High  Bailiff— John  Glascock. 


PRISONS. 

Borough  Gaol,  Parker's  piece  — John  Edis,  goremor;  BeT; 
J.  B.  Thurling,  chaplain  ;  Josiah   Hammond,  surgeon. 

County  Gaol  and  Skssioxs  Hou.se,  Chesterton— Charles 
Orridge,  governor;  Charlotte  Morgan,  matron;  Arthur 
Wellington  Tburnall,  s!<r(7eon  ,-  Rev.Edwd.Ventris,  cAap/otw. 


inland  revenue  office, 
At  the  Wrestlers  Ar.ms,  Petty  Cury. 

Co//fc/or— Robert  Buckle. 

Cltrk — Henry  I'iartin  Mason. 

.^Hprrrisor— Joseph  Anthony  Cleworth. 

Officers — William  Thorndick  and  Samuel  Harris. 


MISCELLANEOUS  PUBLIC  BUILDINGS,  OFFICES.  &e. 

Anatomical  School.  Downing  st — Wm  Clark.M  Dpro/essor. 
Baths  (medicated  vapour),  9  Willow  walk  — Matthew  Allies,. 

proprietor.  [Lindsay,  proprietor. 

Baths  (patent  medicated  vegetable),  62  Regent  street  — William 
BotanicGardens, Freeschool  lane — Andrew  Murray, euro lo>. 
Corn  Exchangk,  Downing  street — John  Smith,  Sfe;)fj. 
Coroner's  Oifice   for  the  County,  14  Market  street — 

George  Joseph  Twiss,  Esq.  coronei'. 
Coroner's  Office  for  the  Borough,  Mill  lane  — David 

King,  Esq.  coroner. 
FiTZWILLIAM  Museum,  Trumpington   street— William  Key 

Ridgway,  curator. 
Gas  Company.  River  laie,  Barnwell;  Office,  40,  Sidney  st — 

William  Robinson,  secretary 
General  Cemetery,  Histon  road — Joseph  Deacon  Fetch, 

secretary;  .letfery  Crick,  keeper. 
Kknneit's   Parcel    Despatch   Office,  6  Benet  street- 
Samuel  &  Chailes  Yiirke,  rt(/f7i<s. 
Mechanics' Institute,  8  Sidney  street— Henry  Hetnington 

Harris  and  Jo'.in  Eadny.jtin.   secretaries. 
Ohskrvatort,  Madingley  road — Rev.  J.  Cballis,M.A. director. 
Parish  Hurial  Grounds,  iMill  road. 
Philo  Union  Society's  I.inRARY,  at  the  Wrestlers  Inn, 

Petty  Cury— Henry  Wesford,  serre^ort/. 
Police  Office,  Emmanuel  rd — Wm.  Jaggard,si/;)fri»irfndcn<. 
Ramoneuu  Association,    13   .Siilney   streel^ — John   Charles 

Middlefou,  secretary;  George  Smith, S7(;ien(i^pnrffn/. 
Senate  Hou^e,  Senate  House  hill— Tbos.  Johnson,  keeper. 
Servants'   I.vstitutio.n    (fur    training    respectable    young 

females  for  service),  \0  Parker's  piece — Rev.  James  Schole. 

field,  secretary. 
Society  for  Promoting  Christian  Knowledgf,  9  Mar- 
ket street— Jane  Page,  deposilorti. 
Stamp  Office,  .'>  Benet  street — Partrick  Bates,  distributer. 
Tennis  Court,  3 'I'ennis  Court  road — Saml.  Phillips,  keeper. 
Tow.    Hall,  Market  hill— Elizabeth  Reeves,  keeper. 


COACHES. 

To  LONDON,  the  D^)Umce,  from  the 
Crown  and  Woolpark.  every  morning 
(Sunday  excepted  i,  at  ten 

To  BURY,  the  Mariiuess  Comwallisjrom 
the  Crown  anil  V\  oolpack.  every  morn- 
ing (Sunday  exc-pted)  at  a  quarter  be- 
fore nine,  and  the  Protector,  from  the 
Lion,  every  forenoon  at  eleven 

To  RDYSION,  an  Omnihus,  from  the 
Wre»ilers,every  Monday,!  hursdaj  and 
Saturday  afternoon  at  four 

To  TnRAPSTONE,lhe  (Ud  Rising  Sun, 
from  the  Hoop  Hotel,  every  morning  at 
a  qnait-r  past  seven  ;  goe»  through  Fen 
Slanlon  and  Huntingdon 


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CONVEYANCES. 

I  CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY,  I 

ON    THE   EASTERN    COUNTIES    LINE. 

,  Station  near  the  Hill's  road,  about  a  mile 
from  the  centre  of  Hie  town  — Robert 
Walt,  superintendent  of  (he  goods^  rie- 

I  pnrtmrnl;  'I  bos.  Scott,  superintemlent 
of  the  locomotive— both  at  the  Rail- 
way .■'tation 

Goorfs'  Branch  OJice,3  St.  Mary  street- 
George  Pity,  cleric 

Coaches  Sc  Omnibuses  from  the  Bull,  Lion, 
Eagle  and  King's  Head  Inns,  to  the 
Station,  await  the  arrival  anil  attend 
the  departure  of  the  several  trains 


Shelford  Sf«/ion,about  halfa  mile  from  the 
village  of  Great  Shelford,  and  one 
mile  from  Liltle;Slielford — Henry  Buck- 
Icy  Sproul,  superintendent 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON, and  forward  to  all  parts  of 
England  and  Scotland,  the  Eastern 
t-'oiinties  Railway  Coinpan\,  from  their 
(Station,  near  the  Hill's  road  — Robert 
Vx-.iV,  superintendent ;  William  Swann, 
tonn  carrier  and  agent,  .5  Hobson  street 
—by  road,  Sargeant  Willimott,  from 
the  Bell,  Union  sticct,  Wednesday 


lircctors- 


CAMBRTDGE,  &c.        CTatttDiiftsejsfjire. 


■-  ,1  LONDON,  &  all  parts  of  England, 
John  Kennett  &  Co.'s  Small  Parcel 
Despatch,  from  iheir  OHice,6  Benet  st, 
daily — Samuel  &Chas.  Yorke,  agents 
•I  ABINGTON,  William  Unwin,  from 
'he  Black  Swan, Wednesday  &  Saturday 
^tARRINGTON, Elizabeth  Waller,frora 
ihe  Bell,  Tiie>dav,Thnrsdav  &  Saturday 

',  ■<  BABRAHAM,'  William  Unwin,  from 
Ihe  Black  Swan,  \\  ednesday  and  Snt. 
..BALDOCK,BARKWAY&  BARLEY, 
Ginn, Warner  &Co.  from  the  Woolpack, 
Monday,  Thursday  and  Saturday 
'  I  BALSHAINI.  William  Adams,  from  the 
Black  S\van,Monday,Wednesday  &  Sat 
■  ■>  BARRINGIO.N,—  Ch:ipinan,  from 
the  Bell,  Saturday 

>)  BASSINGBOURN,  Ginn,  Warner  & 
Co.  from  the  Woolpack,  l\Innday,Thurs- 
day  and  Saturday,  and  Stephen  Green, 
from  the  Little  Rose,  Wednesday  &  Sat. 
i  )  BEDFORD,  Sarah  Wood,  (rom  the 
Black  Swan,  Tuesday,  Thursday  and 
Satuiday;  Richard  Arnold,  from  Ihe 
King's  Head,  Wednesday  A;  Saturday, 
and  —  Hall,  from  the  Cock,  .Monday, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday 

'  J  BIGGLESWADE,  Richard  Arnold, 
from  'he  King's  Head,  Wed.  and  Sat. 

','j  BOTTISHAM,  Smiuel  Shipp,  from 
the  Bushel  &  Strike,  every  day  (Thurs- 
day &  Sunday  excepted),  and  Edward 
Fordham.  Wednesday  and  Saturday 

■  o  BOURN,  —  Dellar,  from  the  Black 
Swan.  Saturday 

.>  BRADLEY,  William  Fitch,  from  the 
Cock,  Saturday 

o  BRINKLEY,James  Marsh,  from  the 
Bushel  and  Strike,  Saturday 
0  BUMPSTEAD,  Robert  Willis,  from 
the  Black  Lion,  Saturday 
o  BURWELL,  Edward  South,  from  the 
New  Black  Bear,  Wednesday  and  Sal. 

-0  BURY,  Aueustus  Durrant,  from  the 
Cock,  Tuesday  and  Friday,  and  .lolin 
Smith,from  the  Castle, Wednesday  &  Sat 

•  o  CALDICOT,  Aaron  Badcock,  from 
the  Chip  Axe,  Saturday 
o  CARLTON,  William  Fitch,  from  the 
Cock.  Saturday 

''o  CAXTON,  Robert  Reuben  Harvey, 
from  the  Three  Crowns,  Wed.  &  Sat. 

'Co  CHISSWELL,  William  Burrows, 
from  the  Bell,  Friday 

To  COMBERTON,  Elizabeth  Huckley, 
from  the  Black  Lion,  Monday,  Wednes- 
day  and  Saturday,  and  James  Parish, 
from  Ihe  Three  Crowns,  Saturday 

."o  COTTENHAM,  Ann  Howlett,  from 
the  Wrestlers,  Tuesday.  Thursday  and 
Saturday,  and  Henry  In^le,  from  the 
New  Red  Lion,  Wednesd  iv  &  Saturday 

ToCOVENEY,—  Hazell.from  theKins's 
Head.  Sidney  st,  Wednesday  and  Sat 

To  CROY'DON,  James  Lyou,  from  the 
Black  Lion,  Saturday 

To  CURRINGTON,—  Lowe,  (rom  the 
Three  Tuns.  Castle  street. Saturday 

To  DITTtJN.  Benjamin  Robinson,  from 
the  Woolpack,  Mon.  Thurs'ay  &  Sat. 

To  DRY  DRAYTON,  Richard  Constable, 
from  the  New  Black  Bear,  Wednesday 
and  Friday 

To  DULLINGHAM,  George  Farrance, 
from  the  Bushel  and  Strike,  Saturday 

To  DUNSTABLE,  Ginn,  Warner  &Co. 
from  the  Woolpack, Tuesday  &  Friday. 

To  DUXFORD,  David  Spicer,  from  the 
Hall'moon.  Monday,  Wed.  &  Saturday, 
and  John  Twin,  from  the  Crown  and 
Compasses,  Saturday 

To  EARITH,  William  Reeves,  from  the 
New  Black  Bear,  Saturday 

To  EASTHATLEY,  Jonathan  Kimp. 
ton.  from  the  Chip  Axe,  Saturday 

To  ELSWORTH,  Robert  Wilderspin, 
from  Ihe  Lord  Nelson  &True  Bine,  Sat 

To  ELY,  William  Hazell.  from  Ihe  King's 
Head,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 

To  EVERSDEN,'r.oberl  Ivelt,  from  the 
Black  Lion,  Silver  street,  Sat'irdav 

To  FORDHAM,  George  Townsend,from 
the  Lord  Nelson  &  True  Blue,  Saturday 

To  FOULMIRE,  John  Morley,  from  the 
Crown  and  Compasses,  Saturday 


To  FO  XTO  N,  J  oh  n  Pcarce,  from  the  Lit- 
tle Rose,  Saturday 
To  FULBOURN,HenryHardwick.e,frora 

the  Castle,  and  —  Perrup,  from  the  Lit- 
tle Rose,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To  G  \MLINGAY,  Richard  Arnold,  from 

the  King's  Head,  Wednesday  and  Sat. 
To  GODMANCHESTER,  John  North, 

from  the  Cock,  Tiiesd;iy  and  Friday 
To  GREAT  and  LITTLE  EVERSDEN, 

Robei  t  Ivett,  from  the  Black  Swan. Sat. 
To  GREAT  &  LITTLE   GRANSDEN, 

Geo  Flinders,  from  the  Black  Svran,Sat 
To  GREAT  WlLBRAHAM,John  Foul- 

ter,  from  the  Castle,  Saturday 
To  HADDENHAM,  Thos.  Savage,  from 

the  Lord   Nelson  and  True   Blue,  and 

John    Porter,    from    the    Marquess  of 

Granby,  Saturday 
To  HA  RLTO  N.Martha  Day,  from  Henry 

Purser's,  Black  Lion  yard,  Saturday 
To  HARSTON, Peter  Chappell,from  the 

Crown  and  Compasses, daily 
ToH ASLING FIELD, William  Willimott. 

from  the  Bell,  Monday, Thursday  &  Sat 
To  H  AUX'I'ON,  —  Pink,  from  the  Little 

Rose,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To  HAVERHILL.  Rayner  Ewen,  from 

the  Wrestlers,  Saturday 
To  HILDERSHAM,  —  Swan,  from  the 

Haunch  of  Venison,  &  Clement  Frost, 

from  Ihe  Cattle,  Saturday 
To  HINXTON,   James  Hunt,  from  the 

Lit'le  Rose,  Tuesday,  Thursday  &  Sat. 
To  HITCH  iN,  Ginn,Warner  &  Co.  frwo 

the  Woolpack,  Tuesday  and  Friday 
To  HORRINGSEA,  — Turner,  from  the 

Bell  and  Crown,  Saturday 
To  HUNTIKGDON.John  Curwain,frora 

the  Bell  and  Crown,  Tuesday  and  Sat. 
To  ICKLETON,  Benjamin  Savill,  from 

the  Little  Rose,  Tuesday,  Thursday  and 

Saturday,  and  Charles  Main,  Saturday 
To    ISLEHAM,    —    Fletcher,  from  the 

Lord  Nelson  and  True  Blire,  Saturday 
To  KINGSTON,  Richard  Mills,  from  the 

Black  Lion,  Monday,  Thursday  &  Sat. 

and    David     R'ch,    from    the    Three 

Crowns,  Saturday 
To  LANDBEACH,  —  Cooper,  from  the 

While  Hor-e.  Saturday 
To  LI^TON,Geol•gc- Hill, from  tbeWool- 

pack,  John  Pluck,  from  Ihe  Wrestlers, 

and  William  Cowling,  from  the  Castle, 

Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To  LITTLE  DOWN  HAM,  Wm.  Hazell, 

from  the  Kins's  Head.  Wed.  and  Sat. 
To   LITTLE    SHELFORD,    Frederick 

Litchfield,  from   the  Crown  and  Com- 
passes. Monday. Thursday  &  Saturday 
To    LITTLE     SWAFFHAM,     Edward 

Feakes,  from  the  Lord  Nelson  &  True 

Blue,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To  LITTLE  THURLOW,  Wm.  Fitch, 

from  the  Cock,  Saturday 
To  LITTLINGTON,  —  Christmas, from 

the  Little  Rose.  Wednesday  &  Saturday 
To    LONG    STANTON,  Thomas  Few, 

from  the  Bell  &  Crown,Tuesday,Thurs- 

day  and  Saturday 
To  LUTON,Ginn,Warner&Co.fromthe 

Woolpack,  Tuesday  and  Friday 
To  MARCH,  William,  Reeves,  from  the 

New  Black  Bear, Saturday 
To    MELBOURNE,    Montford    Newell, 

ffom  the  Little  Rose,  Saturday 
To  MILTON,  William  Hazell,  from  the 

King's  Head,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To    NEWMARKET,  George   farrance. 

from  the  Bushel  &  Strike  ;  — Fletcher, 

from  the  Lord  Nelson  and  True  Blue; 

Thomas   Smith,  from  the  New  Black 

Bear,   and   Joseph   Osborne,  from  the 

Castle,  .St.  Andrew  st,  Monday  &  Friday 
To  NEWTON,  John    Morley,  from  the 

Crown  and  Compasses,  Saturday 
To   OAKINGTON,  Thomas  Few.  from 

the  Bell  &  Crown,  Tues.  Thurs.  &  Sat. 
To  ORWELL,  Elizabeth  Waller,from  the 

Bell,  Union  st,  Tuesday,  Thursday  and 

Saturday,  and  Wm.  Parcell,fi-om  Henry 

Purser's,  Black  Lion  yard,  Saturday 
To  OVER,  —  Shaw,  from  the  Pickerel, 

Magdalene  street,  Saturday 


ToPAMPISFORD,  Thos.   Barton,  from 

the  Black  Swan,  Wednesday  and  Sat 
To  POTTON,  Richard  Arnold,  from  the 

the  King's  Head,  Wednesday  atrd  Sat. 
To  (iUY,  .lames  Parker,  from  the  Bushel 

and  strike,  Satuiday 
To   RAMPION,  —  Howard,  from  the 

Three  Tuns,  Saturday 
To  RAMSEY,  William  Reeves,  from  the 

New  Black  Bear,  Saturday 
To  REACH,  Robert  Wells, from  Ihe  Lord 

Nelson  and  True  Blue,  Saturday 
To  REED,  Williiira  Hale,  from  iheHalf- 

moon.  Saturday 
To  ROYSTON,  Ginn,Warner  &  Co.  from 

lire  Woolpack. Sidney  st,Monday,Thurs- 

day  and  Saturday 
To  SAINT  IVES,  William  Gilbi-y.  f,om 

the  New  Black  Bear.   Wednesdey   and 

Saturday,  and  William  Smith,  Saturday 
ToSAINt  NEOTS,   Sarah  Wood,  frorn 

the  Black  Swan,  and  —  Hall,  from  the 

Cock,  St.  Andrew's  hill,  Tuesday  &  Sa. 
To  SAWSTON,—  Scarr,  from  theHalfi 

moon,Trumpington  street,  Wednesday 

and  Saturday,  and  Samuel  fitch,  from 

the  Bell.S.iturday 
To  SH  ELFORU,  John  Covin,  from  Thos. 

Glover's, Sparrow's  lane,Thursday  and 

Saturday,   and  John   Dean,   from   the 

Bell,  Saturday 

ToSH  KPKETH,Jaraes  Miller  &  Stephen 

Hayes,  from  the  Little  Rose,  Saturday 
ToSOHA.M,  Robert  Canham,  from  the 

Bell  and  Cmwn,  Wednesday  and  Sat. 
ToSOMERSHAM,  Wm.  Reeves,  from 

Ihe  New  Black  Bear,  Saturday 
ToSTAPLEFitRD,  rbomas  Dean,  from 

the  Crown  &  Compasses,  Tues.  &  Sat 
To  STETCH  WORTH,   Geo.  Farrance, 

from  the  Bushel  and  Strike.  Saturday 
To  STRETH  AM,  William  Hazell.  from 

the  King's  Head,  Wednesday  and  Sat 
To  SUTTON,  William  Hazell,  from  the 

King's  Head.  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To  SWAFFHAM,  John  Chapman,  from 

the  Black  Sw  an,  Wednesday  and  Sat., 

and  Edward  Fordham,  from  the  Bushel 

and  Strike.  Saturday 
To  TADLOW.  —  Morley,  from  the  New 

Black  Bear,  Saturday  [Cock,  Sat. 

To  THURLOW,  William  Fitch,  from  the 
To  TOFT,  Thomas  Freestone,  from  the 

Three  Crowns,  Wednesday  &  Satrrrdar 
To  TRIPLOW. William  Wallis,  from  the 

Crown  and  Compasses.  Satrrrday 
To  TRUMPING  ION,  Mrs.  Haslop.from 

the  Crown  aud  Compasses,  daily 
To  WALDEN,  William  Brewer, from  the 

Little  Rose.  Wednesday  and  Satrrrday 
To  WATERBEACH, —  Hazell.from  the 

King's  Head.  Wednesday  &  .Saturday, 

and  —    Bradtield,  from  the  Bell   and 

Crown,  Snturday 

ToVVESTON-COLVILLE,Wm.HayIock, 

from  the  Castle.  .Satrrrday 

To  W  EST  WRATTLlNG.Wra.  Starling, 
from  the  New  Black  Bear, Wed.  &Sat. 

To  WHITTLESFORD,  Stephen  Lofts, 
from  the  Little  Rose,  Tuesilay,  Thurs- 
day  and  S.itrrrday 

To  W  If  KEN,  Robert  Canham,  from  the 
Lord  Nelson  and  True  Blue,  Saturday 

To  WILLBRAHAM,  James  Stubbings, 
from  the  Wrestlers,  Petty  Cury,  Wed« 
nesday  and  Saturday 

To  WILLINtiHAM.John  Holmes,  from 
the  Lord  Nelson  and  True  Blue,  Wed. 
nesday  and  Satuiday;  Thomas  Few, 
from  the  Bell  and  Crown,  and  Daniel 
Lucas,  from  the  New  Black  Bear,Tueb. 
day  and  Saturday 

To  WIMPOLE,  Elizabeth  Waller,  from 
the  Bell.  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Sat. 

To  WOOD  DIITON,  George  Farrance, 
from  t  le  Bushel  and  Strike,  Saturday 

To  WRESTLI.\GWORTH.  Geo.  Far- 
rance, from  the  Bushel  &  Strike,  Satur- 
day, and  —  Morley,  from  the  New 
Black  Bear,  Saturday 

CONVEYANCE  BY  'WATER, 

To  ELY  and  WISBEACH,  William  God- 

dard's   Siiiliyig   Boat,    from   the   Quay 
side,  every  Wednesday  morning 


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CAXTON 


S  a  parish,  in  the  liiindred  of  Longstow— the  small  iiiemorials  of  tlie  departed,  but  none  of  peculiar  interest 

wn,  which  ^t  one  time  had  h  regular  inarki't,  is  49  to  the  casual  visitor.      The  li\iii^'  of  Caxton  is  a  dis- 

...iles  N.N.w.  from  London,  11  w.  from  Cambridge,  10  charged  vicarage,  in  the  gilt  ot  thf  Dean  and  Canons 

s.s.E.  from  HuntinKt!oii,and  7  E.  hys.froniSt.  Neots;  of  Windsor  ;  tiie  Rev.  Arthur  Tozer  Russell  is  the 

situated  on  the  great  line  of  road  between  London  and  present  incumbent.     It  has  been  stated  that  Cixton. 


York.  It  is  one  of  the  oldest  posting  towns  in  the 
county  ;  and,  previous  to  the  opening  of  railways,  de- 
rived considerrtble  prosperity  from  the  iiassing  through 
of  travellers.  The  town  is  the  centre  of  an  extensive 
Union,  under  the  New  Poor  Law,  comprising  twenty- 
six  parishes,  for  the  poor  of  whicli  a  .spacious  work- 
house has  been  eiected.  Magistrates  meet  here  in 
petty  ses.sion,  at  the  Crown  Inn,  on  the  lirst  Tuesday 
in  every  nionth. 
The  parish  church  of  ^^aint  Andrew  contains  several 


who  introduced  the  art  of  printing  into  England,  was  a 
native  of  this  parish:  his  (»wn  memoirs,  however, 
confer  upon  the  county  of  Kent  the  distinction  as  his 
place  of  birth  and  education.  There  is  no  regular 
niarkfi  held  here  at  the  present  time  ;  the  neighbour- 
ing farmers,  however,  assemble  every  Tues'lay  at  the 
Ciown  Inn,  upon  market  business,  which  is  chiefly  for 
the  sale  of  corn.  A  fair  is  held  on  the  6tli  of  ftlay, 
and  another  on  the  12th  October.  Tbe  population  of 
the  parish,  in  IS.'Jl,  whs  417,  and  in  1841,  558. 


POST   OFFICE,  Satnuel  Fordham,  Post  Master. — Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  every  morning  at  half- 
past  three,  and  are  despatched  at  ten  at  night. 


NOBILITY,     GENTRV,     AND 
CLERGY. 

Bacon  Rev.  Hugh  Ford,  Bourne 
Cheere  Rev. Geo.  Papwoith  Fverard 
Cheere  Wm.  Esq.  Papworth  Everard 
De  la  Warr  Right  Hon.  Earl, Bourne 
Newton  Samuel,  Esq.  Cro.\ton  Park 
Newton  Satnuel,  jun.  Esq.  Croxton 
Norris  Rev.  Fredk.  LittieGrandsden 
Russell  Rev.  At  thut  Tozer,  Caxton 
PROFESSIONAL  PERSONS, 
INCLUDING    SCHOOLS. 

Dumbleton    Gemee,    r.gistrar   of 

biiths  and  deaths 
Fordbatn  Elizabeth,  school 
Morthick  Henry,  attorney 
Wright  &  Biooks,  surgeons 
INNS    AND    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 
Bricklayers'  Arms,  Fred.  Simpson 
Cross  Keys,  Ric)iard  Looker 
Gior8;e  Inn,  William  Kidninn 
Old  Crown  Inn,  Benjamin  Wilmer 


FARMERS. 


Bayncs John 
Cawcutt  Thomas 
Evans  Susantiali 
Kidmati  James 
Kidman  William 


Tate  John 
Watson  Jolm 
Wayman  John 
Wedd  Octavius 
Wedd  William 


SHOPKEEPERS     tt   TRADERS. 

Brown    William,    shopkeeper  and 

blacksmith 
Brown  William,  boot  &  shoe  maker 
Buck  David,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Carter  Joshua,  carpenter 
Dumbleton  George,  tailor 
Foidham   Samuel,   chemist   and 

druggist 
Harvey  Robert  Reuben,  carrier 
HipwellJoshua,  miller 
Lightfoot  James,  shopkeeper 
Noble  Edward,  shopkeeper 
Thorp  John,  tailor 
Walker  Edward,  tailor 


POOR   LAW   UNION. 

Workhouse,  Caxton. 

iT7as/er— Henry  Alger. 

A7<j<ron— Mary  Alger. 

Surgeons— Wright  &  Brook. 

CUrk   to  the  Board  nf  Guardians — Mr. 

Henry  IMortlock. 
Rtlieving  Offictr — VViDiara  Holder. 


HAII.>VAY. 

The  nearest 5<a(ion  is  atC4MBRiDOc,on 

theExsTF.RN  CoUNTlBS  LINE, II  Riiles 
E.  from  Ca  i'on. 


CARRIERS. 

To  C AM BRI nGE,  Robt.  Reuben  Harrey, 
from  bis  house,  Wednesday  &  Saturday, 
and  to  SAINT  IVES,  every  Monday. 


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CHATTERIS 


S  a  parish,  in  the  northern  division  of  Witchford  I  oak  trees  have  been  brought  to  the  surface  from  aeon- 
hundred.  Isle  of  Ely— the  town,  which  in  1834,  oh-  siderablc  depth.  The  trade  of  the  place  is  almost 
taiued  the  privilege  of  holding  a  market,  is  71  miles  N.    wholly  of  a  domestic  retail  character,  assisted  by  the 


Irom  London  (83  by  rai7),28  N.by  w.  fnmi  Cambridge, 
12  N.  by  E.  from  St.  lve.s,  and  the  like  distance  N.w. 
from  the  city  of  Ely  ;  siiuated  on  theline  ofthe  Eastern 
Counties  Railway,  f"r  which  the  town  is  a  station. 
Chatteris  is  a  place  of  considerable  antiquity  :  in 
Domesday-book  it  was  written  Cetriz  and  Catfriz ;  by 
some  old  authors,  Chaleriz ;  and  Camden,  differing 
from  all  the  otlier  authorities,  writes  it  Cheaterizh. 
A  convent  of  Benedictine  monks  was  founded  here 
about  the  year  980,  by  Alwena,  niece  to  King  Edgar, 
and  wife  of  Aihelstan,  Earl  ofthe  East  Angles  :  in  the 
reign  of  Henry  I.  the  nunnery  was  annexed  to  the 
church  of  Ely,  and  totally  suppressed  in  1538:  the 
manor  house,  an  ancient  edifice,  stands  upon  ihe  site 
ofthe  nunnery.  Tlnie  have  been  many  antiquities 
ling  up  here  in  excavating  for  gravel  :  not  many  years 
since  part  of  the  skeleton  ot  an  elephant  was  found  ten 
feet  below  tbe  surface  ofthe  ground  ;  and  in  1824  an 
earthen  vessel,  coiiiainitiK  about  one  thousand  copper 
coins,  was  ploughed  up  Hbout  two  miles  from  the  vil- 
lage; they  were  of  Roman  origin,  chiefly  ofthe  em- 
perors Constainius  and  Constantine,  and  a  few  with 
Ihe  emblem  of  Romulus  and  Remus  suckled  by  a  wolf. 

SeveiHl  curious  relics  of  the  same  nation  have  lieen 

found  at  difJerent  periods  hereabout — amoniist  others, 

celts,   and  a   doubie-edned  sword,  the  hilt  embossed 

with  figures  of  men  fightiiiK — this  interesting  antique 

was,  when  discoveied,  in  a  remarkably  perfect  state  of 

preservation.     In  several  jiarts  of  tbe  fen  lands  large 

POST  OFFICE,  Market-place,  .Mah^la  Rawley,  Post  Mistress. — Letters  from  hII  parts  arrive  every 

morning  at  three,  and  are  despatched  at  half  past  nine  at  uight. 

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neighbuorinij  gentry  and  farmers;  besides  which  it  is 
a  thoroughfare  town,  being  the  direct  road  from  Nor- 
folk to  Huntingdon  and  the  western  counties,  and  also 
Iviiig  on  a  fine  line  of  road  between  Peterborouiih  and 
Newmaiket :  the  opening  ofthe  Eastern  Counties,  and 
other  railv^-ays  have,  however,  diminished  the  road 
traffic  through  Cambridijeshiie,  and  injured  the  trade 
of  some  of  its  towns,  while  the  rail  has  advanced  the 
prosperity  of  others.  The  Bishop  of  Ely  is  lord  ofthe 
nianiir,  and  a  couit-leet  is  held  by  him  on  Saint  Mat- 
thew's day,  when  constables  are  appointed,  and  nui- 
sances presented ;  petty  sessions  are  also  held  at  the 
Gi-orge  Inn,  on  the  fust  and  thiid  Tuesdays  in  each 
month  ;  and  Chatteris  is  included  in  tlie  March  circuit 
of  towns  under  the  act  (passed  August,  1846)  for  the 
recovery  of  debts  to  any  amount  not  exceeding  £20. 

The  [larish  church  of  Saint  Peter  and  Saint  Paul  is 
a  handsome  stiucture,  with  a  square  tower:  the  living 
is  a  vicarage,  in  the  patronage  anil  also  present  incum- 
bency of  the  Rev.  Michael  Augustus  (iatliercole.  There 
are  places  of  worship  for  liainists.  Independents,  Cal- 
vinists,  the  Society  of  Friends,  and  Methodists — both 
Primitive  and  Wesleyan.  There  are  public  schools, 
conducted  u|)on  tbe  Biitish  and  National  plans — the 
latter,  for  children  of  either  sex,  is  a  most  efficient  and 
useful  establishment.  Tbe  market  is  held  on  Friday, 
anil  the  fairs  on  the  last  Friday  in  April  and  the  first 
Friday  in  Odober.  The  parish  of  Chatteris  contained 
in  1831,  4.177  inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  4,813. 


i^trector^* 


CHATTERIS. 


Camliiitige!5|bite. 


GENTRY   AND    CLERGY. 

Aiigood  Mr.  Sainui'l.Rayiueuts  lane 
Hell  Mrs.  Maikft  place 
Brand  Mrs.  Rachel,  Hieh  street 
Cawthorn  Mr.  Robert,  High  st 
Cope  Rev.  Janu-s,  top  of  Alill  end 
Curtis  Mrs.  Ann,  Palk  st  [lane 

Faulkner  Mrs.  Hannah,  Saberton's 
Fisher  Rev.  James,  Hive  lane 
Fiyer  Mr.  Alfred,  VVenny  end 
Fryer  Danirl,  E.sq.  Park  st 
Fryer   John,    Esq.     (magistrate). 

High  st  [Park  >t 

Fryer  Thomas,  Esq.  (magistrate), 
Gardner  John  Dunn, Esq.  Wenny  end 
Gathercoie  Rev.  Michael  Augustus, 

Vicarage 
Giay  Mr.  William,  New  road 
Giiffiiii  Rev,  William,  New  road 
Levvin  the  Mi>ses,  Park  st 
Lynn  Rev.  Jame«,  Mill  end 
Richardson  Mr.  John,  Mill  end 
Ruston  Miss  Margaret,  Wenny  end 
Rusion  Richard.  Esq.  Wenny  end 
Skeeis  Henry,  Esq.  Mill  end 
Smith  Mis.  JEleanor,  Slade  end 
Smith  Mr.  Joseph,  Park  st 
Vipan  Mr.  Robert,  Mepal 
Warth  Mr.  Ht-nrv,  High  st 
Weidon  Mr.  John,  Mill  end 

ACADEMIES    AND    SCHOOLS. 

Not  otherwise  described  are  Day  Schools. 

Bass  Frances,  New  road 

British  School  (boy.s).  New  road 

— James  Hawley,  master 
British  School  (giilsj.  New  road 

Elizabeth  Blomfield,  mistress 
Drake  Maiy    (boarding  and  day). 

Mille«d 
Lovell  James,  Mill  end 


BOOKSELLER   St    STATIONER. 

Southwell   Joseph    (and   printer), 
High  street 

BOOT    AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 

Abbott  Josepli,  Mill  end 
Bellamy  Tliomas,  Hiiih  st 
Camps  Josf  ph,  Mai  ket  place 
Cockerton  Joseph,  Hive  lane 
Cotton  George,  Slade  end 
Gaye  Richard,  Hive  lane 
Gunton  Richard,  Hive  lane 
Moulion  Richard,  High.-t 
Murfitt  John,  Mill  end 
Peyton  West,  Wenny  end 
Reed  George  Bonfield,  Paik  st 
Sears  Jojin,  Paik  st 
Skerls  Jo.sepli,  Slade  lane 
Wlialey  William,  Slade  end 
Wheeler  Joseph,  New  road 

BRAZIERS   AND    TINMEN. 
Brooks  SewHrd,  High  st 
Langford  Thomas,  Hi^h  st 

BREWERS. 
Fryer  Daniel&Thos.  Cross  Keys  lane 
Lindsell  TlioniHS,  High  st 
Vipan  Benjamin  &  Son,  Mepal 

BRICK    MAKERS    AND    LIME 
BURNERS. 

Curtis  William,  Mill  end 
Fryer  Thomas,  Park  st 
Lemon  VVilliam,  New  road 
Wade  Jeremi.ih,  Mill  end 
BRICKLAYRS  «c  PLASTERERS. 
Brown  William,  Wenny  end 
Johnson  James,  New  road 
Lemon  William  (and stone  mason). 
New  road  [end 

Pacey  William    (and  slater).  Lane 
Wade  Jeremiah,  Mill  end 
BUTCHERS. 


Lynn  Emma  &  Maria,  Mill  lane 

Lyon  Rev.  James,  Mill  end  ,     „  „     .      .     r.    . 

Natio.nal  School,  Smart's  lane—  '  ^Upress  Benjamin,  Park  st 
John  Harrison,  masters  Emma  ^""""  ^^'"'^'"- *'''*'^*^ '^"'' 
Skeeis,  mistress  i  <-'la'k  Henry  (pork),  Slade  end 

Porriier  Philip,  New  road  i  ^^^1'  Henry,  Marktt  place 

Sjwrks  Ruth&  Maiy  Ann  (boarding!  Harrison  Benjamin,  High  st 
and  driy),  Wood  st 

ATTORNEYS. 

Allpress  &  Lawrence  (John  Law- 
rence, cleik  to  tlie  magistrates), 
High  street 

Mark  by  Edward  Gillam, Smart's  lane 


Haywood  Joseph,  Wenny  end 
Haywood  Willirtm,  Slade  end 
Kniglitley  William  (pork).  High  st 
Mace  Da\id,  Slade  end 
Norman  James,  Hithst 
Rowton  Jonalliaii,  Hive  lane 
Skeeis  Philip,  Back  lane 
AUCTIONEERS  &  APPRAISERS   Talw  John,  Hiali  .st 
AUam  James  Little,  High  st  Tabor  Samuel,  Mill  end 

CABINET    MAKERS    AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 


Newton  Robert,  High  st 
BAKERS  6t  FLOUR   DEALERS. 

Bays  Henry,  Slade  lane 
Beehy  John,  Slade  end 
Fowler  Thomas,  Hive  end 
Jay  Frederick,  High  st 
Rowley  .Maiv  Ann,  Marketplace 
Rowley  Sarah,  Mill  end 
Tillbrook  'I'liomas,  Slnde  end 
Vanderaa  Mary,  High  st 
Walton  William,  Slade  end 
Wright  1"  rederick,  yive  end 

BANKERS. 

Gurncys',  Birkbeck,  &  Perkovrrs' 
(Branch  of  Wi>heach),  High  st — 
(draw  on  Barclav,  Bevan,  <&  Co. 
I>ondon) — John  Ro'^s,  agent 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Aiigood  Johnson,  Rayment's  lane 
Angood  Joseph,  Park  st 
Brand  John,  Hii^h  st 
Drake 'i'liomas,  Hive  end 
Edwards  Heniy,  High  st 
Jarman  Mary,  Mill  end 
Moxon  Richard,  Slade  end 
Rose  John,  Wenny  end 
Turner  Samuel,  Rayment's  lane 


Allani  Jas.  Little  (furniture dealer), 

Higli  street 
Bolton  Samuel,  Mill  end 
Fea^t  John,  High  st 
CARPENTERS   AND  JOINERS. 
Bolton  Samuel,  .Mill  end 
Carter  John,  New  road 
Clarke  John,  Smait's  lane 
Feast  John,  Hiuh  st 
Porter  Robert,  Slade  end 
Sumner  William,  Slade  end 
Warwick  John    (and  millwright), 

Slade  end 
CHEMISTS   AND   DRUGGISTS. 
Gravston  Freileiic Samuel,  Highst 
Lamplugh  Jonathan,  Higli  st 
Leigh  Edward  Leonard,  High  st 
Muniby  George,  High  st 
Negus  Thomas  Neal,  Park  st 

CHINA  AND  GLASS  DEALERS. 

Brooks  Samuel,  High  st 
Lamb  Robert,  High  st 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 
Fiyer  Daniel&Thos. Cross  Keys  lane 
^indsell  Thomas,  High  st 


CONFECTIONERS. 

Allani  Joseph,  High  st 
Lavender  Thomas,  High  st 
Rowley  Mary  Ann,  Market  place 
Sears  John,  PHrk  st 

FARMERS. 

Angood  William,  Paik  st 
Mays  Jonathan,  Slade  end 
Brooks  John,  Hive  end 
Brooks  Richard,  High  st 
Brown  Samuel,  Someishani  road 
Cawthorn  John,  Mill  end 
Curtis  William,  Park  st 
Ilett  Edward,  Mill  end 
Lamb  Robt.  &  Edward,  Wenny  end 
Lyon  William,  Park  st 
Marchiint  James,  Hive  end 
Marchant  Peter,  Hive  lane 
Newton  Robert,  High  st 
Nix  Thomas,  Somersham  road 
Nix  William,  Somersham  road 
Payne  William,  Slade  end 
Pvke  John,  Ferry 
Richardson  Fryer,  Horseway 
Richardson  Fryer,  Wenny 
Richaidson  Fiyer,  jun.  Wenny  end 
Riciiaidson  Joiin,  jun.  Mill  end 
Richardson  'I'homas,  High  st 
Ross  Joiin,  High  st 
Ruston  Alfred,  Wenny  end 
Ruston  Richard,  jun.  Wenny  end 
Ruston  Robert,  New  road 
Ruston  Robert,  jun.  Newroad 
Ruston  William,  Mill  end 
Sears  John,  Hive  end 
Sears  William,  Hive  end 
Seward  William,  Park  st 
Shepptrsoii  Joseph,  Back  lane 
Skeeis  William,  Fens 
Smith  James,  Hii;h  st 
Smith  John,  Mill  end 
Smith  TliTiinas,  Hive  end 
Storks  Joiin  (and  jobber),  Mill  end 
Throssell  William,  Wenny  end 
Triplow  John,  Smart's  lane 
'I'liplow  Thomas,  Hive  end 
Triplow  William, Sla<Ie  end 
Vipan  WiiliHm,  .Mepal 
Warth  John.,  Hive  riul 
Warth  Thomas,  Ferry 
Weidon  John,  jun.  Mill  end 
Young  Thomas,  Slade  end 
IFIRE,    ti'.    OFFICE   AGENTS. 
Fakmkrs'  and  Graziers'  (cattle), 

Edward  Leonard  Leiali,  High  st 
General  (hail  storm),  John  Ross, 

High  street 
Globe  (fiie  &  life),  FredeiicSaml. 

Grayston,  High  st 
National  Mercantile    (fire  and 

life),  Robert  Newton,  High  st 
Norwich    Union    (fire  and  life), 

John  Ross,  High  st 
Phcenix    (file),     Heniy    Hatfield, 

Market  place 
Royal  Exchange    (fire  and  life), 

Edward  Leonard  Leigh,  High  st 
Royal  Farmers'  (an!  eeneial  fire, 

lifeand  hail),  James  Little  Allam, 

Hiuh  street  [Highst 

Star  (fire  &  life),  Richard  Moulton, 
Suffolk  Amicable  (fiie), Thomas 

Neal  Negus,  Park  st 

GARDENERS     *     SEEDSMEN. 

Angood  Samuel,  Slade  end 
Page  Stephen,  Smart's  lane 
Sears  Joseph,  Wenny  end 
Taylor  Robert  Loveday,  Park  st 
Wright  John,  Wenny  end 

GROCERS  AND  TEA  DEALERS 

Marked  tluis  «  are  also  Orapers. 
♦Brooks  Samuel,  High  st 
•Hall  'I'homas,  High  st 
•Hatfitrld  Henry,  Market  place 

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^latfr'j5 


GROCERS,    6cc.  —  Cotili>iuer{. 
*Hu-twait  \\iili:tiii,  U'eiiny  end 
•Lamb  Rntifft.  Hiiili  st 
Leitli  Kdwaid  Lt'oiiartl,  High  st 
Munibv  Gcnrae,  Hi^h  st 
Nt'gii.s  Thomas  Neal,  Park  st 
•Ito-i.s  iSc  ("iHike  1  wholesale  and  re- 
tail, and  tallow  uliai.dlers},Hit;h  st 
•Stuck  Jaiiifs  R<  viiokLs,  .Mill  end 
•Tliirtle  Saimiel,  Sl.ide  end 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Chequer  Cliailes,  Smart's  lane 
Kendrick  'I'linmas,  Hitfh  st 
L'daiiiiin  William,  Hiyhst 
Taylor  Robert  Loveday,  P.irk  st 

INNS    AND    HOTELS. 

{See  also  Taverns  i,;  Piihlic  Houses.) 

Georse  Hotel  (family,  coinineicial, 

and    posting    house,  and    excise 

ollice),  Robert  Newton,  High  st 

Horse  &  Gate,  William  Alatiliews, 

Higli  street 

IRONMONGERS. 

Brooks  Seward,  Hi>;l)  st 
Langford  Thomas,  HiL'h  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Fryer  Daniel  &Thos.Cros.s  Keyslaue 
Lindseirriionias,  Hiuli  st 
Vipau  Benjamin  &  Son,  Mepal 

MILLERS. 

Bavs  Heniy,  Slade  end  [end 

Freeman,  Alarchant  &  Wartb,  Will 
Laneman  Peter,  Rmnsfield 
Wriylit  Francis,  New  road 

MILLINERS  &  DRESS  MAKRS. 

Cra-hl  v  Jane,  Hii^l)  st 
Lavender  Maix',  Hii,'li  st 
O>horii  Jane,  Highest 

PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS,   AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Allain  James  Little,  llii<h  st 

Angell  lienj  iiiiin.  Park  st 

Hardy  William  WiNon,  Wennycnd 

SADDLERS. 

Lavender  Willi.im,  High  st 

P.ilmer  Ann,  Hieh  st 

Smith  John,  High  st 

SHOPKEEPERS  &DEALERS IN 

GROCERIES    AND    SUNDRIES. 

Ancond  Samuel,  Slade  end 

I5a\s  Heniy.  Slade  ei;d 

IJoiilter  William,  Slade  end 

Hull  Jolin  Il.-it,  Hive  end 

Clark  Henry,  Slade  end 

Kdgley  John,  Mill  end 

Fowler  Thomas,  Hive  end 

Knigiiiicy  William,  High  st 

I, adds  (icoriie,  Slaile  end 

I'edley  T'homas,  I5iirii>tield 

ItowtoM  U'iliiam,  Hive  end 

Se  irs  Josiph,  Weiuiv  end 

WaU.ticId  Ann,  Slade  end 

Wright  Fiedeiick,  Hiieend 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Jiellamy  Sarah,  HiL'h  sf 
ICveriit'Hli.alieth,  Sla.de end 
Osborii  Jane,  H'gh  st 


Riiston  Saiab,  Weimy  end 
Smith  Mary  Ann,  Slade  end 

SURGEONS. 

Aiclier  John,  Mill  end 
Deane  James,  New  road 
Saunders  Ebene-^er,  Mill  end 
Wright  Jo>eph  Hall,  New  road 

SURVEYORS-LAND. 
Lovell  James,  Hiudi  st 
Paicher  I'hilip,  New  road 

TAILORS. 

iMarki'd  tliiis  *  are  also  Drapers. 
•Anderson  John.  Marketplace 
.Angood  Josepli,  Slade  end 
Clark  Georee,  i\Hll  end 
Kendrick  Thoiniis,  High  st 
•Leiiton  John    Wennycnd 
Millard  Thomas,  Wenny  end 
'Oliver  John,  Market  pi.  &  High  st 
Payten  John,  Park  st 
Sabertoii  William,  Hive  end 
Skeels  John  William,  Sn)art's  lane 
Stratton  Samuel,  Wenny  end 
Sumner  John,  High  st 
*Tuck  James,  Hiuh  st 
U  hittlesea  Robert,  Hi  ah  st 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC   HOUSES. 

Black  IJnll,  Win.  Cardpll,  Smalt's  lane 
Black  Hoi-sp,  Eihvard  Hndson,  Slade  end 
Cock,  Jame.s  Cook,  Mill  end 
Cross  Ke>s,Chas.  Chapman, Market  place 
Oown  &  Anclior,Mary  Angood,  Hive  end 
Frn  I'loiifrli.  \Vm.  Seabrook,  Hive  end 
Kin?  William  IV,  Henry  BilIetl,Hisli  st 
Red  Lion.  Joseph  Bedford.  Mill  end 
Rose  &  Crown,  Thos. Andrews,  Slade  end 
.Ship,  James  Darlow,  Slade  end 
Spade  &  Beckft,  Oavid  Mace.  Slade  end 
Wheatslieaf,  Anthony  ■Miller,  Wenny  end 
White  r^art,  Thomas  Ansiood,  Mill  end 
While  Lion,  Benjamin  Harrison,  High  st 

Retailers  of  Beer 

Allam  Josepli,  High  st 
Ashy  .lames.  Hive  end 
C-eby  John.  Slade  end 
Bird  William,  Slade  end 
Bond  Thomas,  .Slade  end 
Brand  .lolin,  Back  lane 
Carpenter  Thnmns,  Slade  end 
Chapman  M  irk.  Hive  end 
(  hapman  Richard,  New  road 
Dishy  Tobias,  .Slade  end 
Drake  'I'humas,  Itack  lane 
Edgley  John,  Mill  end 
Gage  Richard,  Slade  end 
How  Isaac,  New  road 
Hudson  William.  Shde  end 
Larte  'I'homa'^,  Hive  lane 
Mace  David,  Slade  end 
Millard  'I  homas,  Henny  end 
Milchell  John,  New  road 
Mnnns  Daniel,  .Mill  end 
Nichols  Thomas.  Hive  lane 
Niinn  Thomas,  Slade  end 
Raymond  Richard,  Hive  end 
Seabrook  William.  Hive  end 
Shilling  lahvard.HiRli  st 
Skeels  Joseph,  Slade  end 
Skeels  Philip.  Back  lane 
Smith  PtreKiine,  Slade  end 
Sole  'I'hoiiias.  Hive  lane 
.Summers  Thomas,  Back  lane 
Walton  William.  SI  ide  end 
W  arwick  John.  Slade  end 
We-t   Thomas,  Wenny  end 
Wheeler  Joseph,  New"  road 
Uoodwaril  Hoheit,  High  st 


WTATCHAND  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Smallhones  John  Thoma>,  High  st 
Smith  Ttiomas,  Park  st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Meeks  Charter,  Rayment's  lane 
O.sborn  William,  Mill  end 
Oslmrn  William,  jun.  Smart's  lane 
Tillhrook  Ivlwaril,  Slade  end 
Turiitr  William,  Ruymeiit'>  lane 

WINE  &  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

Fryer  I)  miel  &  Thomas    (spirit), 

Cross  Keys  lane 
Lind>ell  Thomas  (spirit),  High  st 
Newton  Robert,  Hiub  st 
v'ijj.in  Reiijamin  &  Son,  Mepal 

Miscellaneous 

Armitage    John,     nKricultural    machine 
maker,  l\larket  place  [st 

Baker  Thomas,  professor  of  music,  High 
Bearcnck  John,  iron  and  brass  founder, 
Park  street  [place 

Biidsall  Fras.  veterinary  siirijeon, Market 
Chamberlain  James,  fellmonKer.Hive  end 
Curry  Wm.  inspector  of  police,  New  road 
Gas   VVokks,  Slade  end— John    Smith, 

proprietor 
Grant  Charles,  cooper.  High  st 
Hall  Thomas,  music  seller,  High  .«t 
Lvi.ANU  REVHNUcOFKiCB.at  the  George 
Hotel,  High  street — Alexander  James, 
ollicer 
James  Alex,Tnder,  revenue  officer,  Newrd 
James  Thomas,  accountant,  Mill  end 
Literary  Institution,   High  street- 
George  Mumhy,  secretary 
Mould  Mary,  basket  maker,  Iliiih  st 
Newitt  James,  chief  constable,  New  road 
Newton  Uobert,  agent,  and  bookine  office 
to    Ihe     Eastern     Cooiilies'     Railway, 
George  Hotel,  High  st  [lane 

Pack  William,  travelling  tea  dealer.rtack 
Sears  Thos.  corn  and  Hour  de3ler,High  st 
Stamp    Offick,   High  street— Edward 

Leonard  Leigh,  distributer 
Tlirossell  Win.  land  agent,  Wenny  end 
Wade   Benjamin    Blyth,   architect    and 
builder,  Mill  end 


CONVEYANCE    BY   RAILWAY, 

ON  TDK  F.ASTF.UN    COUNTIKS'    I.INF,. 

Slatinn,  Hive  end,  about  one  mile  from 
the  centre  of  the  town  — Allied  Mar- 
rage,  station  uuntfr .  Rubeit  Newton, 
agent  and  booking  ojfite,  at  the  George 
Hotel. 

Omnibuses  at  the  station  await  the  arrival 
and  attend  the  departure  of  the  several 
trains. 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,  and  forward  to  various 
parts,  tlje  Kastern  C'oiiniies'  Railway 
Company,  fiom  their  station.  Hive  end, 
daily— Alfred  Manage,  station  master 

To  HUNTINGDON  and  RA.MSEY, 
Snelling  Pepper,  from  the  White  Lion, 
I'riday 

To  MARCH,  Richd.Earl,  from  his  house, 
Wenny  end,  Tuesday  and  Friday 

To  SAINT  IVES,  Richard  Fail,  from 
Wenny  end,  Monday  and  Thursday, 
and  Snelling  Pepper,  from  the  White 
Lion,  Friday 

To  WISBFACII,  Richard  Fail,  from 
Uriinj  end,  Tuesday  and  FViday 


j|  His  city,  the  rapital  of  the  isle  of  Fly,  is  situated 
about  the  centie  of  ihc  cdiinty  of  Camlni'lue  ;  Ii7  iiiilc^ 
N.  by  y-  from  London,  IfJ  n.  by  i:.  from  Cambiidgc,  and 
Li  N.  .N.  w.  from  Newmarket.  The  X'eii.  table  (i.de 
derives  its  name  from  the  va»t  qiiaiititics  of  eels  taken 
in  the  low  fen  lands  jnevious  to  and  in  his  time,  when 
they  were  not  iiiilaiiked  or  diaineM  ;  and  other  antho- 
ri'ies  are  eitherVilciit  upon|the  subject,  or  acquiesce  in 
the  oiiinion  ..f  this  ancient  wiiti-r.  The  city  stands  on 
the  |}ank.sof  the  Uuse,  upon  an  eiuhience,  overlooking 

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on  every  side,  an  extensive  ranee  of  country:  if  is  clean 
but  possesses  little  that  can  interest  the  stranger  besides 
tts  cathedral— which  forms  a  noble  and  iiiominent 
object.  Ti  e  town  consists  principallv  of  one  long 
street,  from  whii  h  other  smaller  ones'  brancli ;  near 
the  centie  is  a  tolerably  spacious  market  place,  and 
;  omtmidious  corn  exchange— the  latter  erected  in  1847. 
I  he  shire  ball,  or  com  t  hou^e,  is  a  convenient  building, 
composed  of  a  centre  and  two  wings;  the  foiiner  con- 
tains apaitinents  for  liolUing   the  couiLs,  while  the 


^irectorg. 


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CTambrtirge-sftir^ 


north  vvinj<  is  appropriated  to  the  |)urposes  of  aiiinfir- 
Euary  and  the  south  to  a  chapel ;  a  house  of  coriectici) 
is  behind  the  couit  hou>e,  and  tlie  comnioii  gaol  is  on 
one  side  of  it.  A  very  liandsouie  building,  has  been 
erected,  near  the  city,  i«r  the  extensive  Union  formed 
iu  the  neighhonriiood  under  the  New  Poor  Law. 

The  district  around  Kiy  is  sirittly  agricultural,  and 
the  manufactures  of  tlie  city  are  neither  various  nor 
extensive :  there  are  several  flour  and  oil  mills,  some 
maltines  and  breweries,  and  a  pottery.    Gardening  is 


be  dedicated  to  the  Undivided  Trinity,  which  was  ac- 
cordingly done;  this  charter  ordained  that  the  estahlish- 
nient  should  consist  ofa  dean,a  prie-t,eiglit  prebendaries 
and  sundry  other  ministers.  The  present  establishment 
comprises  a  bishop,  eiaht  canons,  five  minor  canons, 
eight  lay  clerks  and  tlie  like  numberof  choristers.  The 
edifice,  as  it  now  stands,  is  a  majestic  and  elegant  pile, 
erected  at  different  periods,  and  presenting  a  curious 
medley  of  the  Saxon  and  Gothic-Norman  styles:  it  is 
535  feet  long  from  east  to  west,  and  190  from  north  to 


pursued  generally  and  prosperously;  several  acres  of  j  south  ;  its  height  is  112  feet,  and  that  of  the  west  tower 
land  are  appropriated  to  the  growth  of  that  delicate  (the  spire  of  whichjias  been  removed)  215  feet.  The 
vegetable,  asparaaus,  much  of  which  is  despatched  to  architecture  of  the  interior  is  chaste,  yet  highly  orna- 
the  Loudon  market ;  and  by  means  of  the  river  Onse  a  '  niented  ;  it  contains  two  chapels,  which  suttered  injury 
considerable  trade  is  carried  on  in  corn  and  coal,  'i'he  j  fiom  the  excesses  committed  by  tlie  soldiers  of  Crom- 
fen  lands  in  the  vicinity  are  preserved  fioin  inundation  i  well  in  the  contest  between  Ciiaiies  I  and  the  Parlia- 
by  artificial  hanks  constructed  along  the  sides  of  the  I  ment.  Several  interesting  monuments  of  bishops,  and 


livers;  tiiese  lands,  from  ti)eir  improved  state  of 
drainage,  are  much  moie  valuable  now  than  they 
formerly  w^eie:  the  steam  engine  has  superseded  the 
employment  of  wiiidmills  in   raising  the   waters  from 


a  tomb  of  one  of  the  earls  of  Worcester,  erected  in  the 
time  of  Richard  HI,  are  worth  notice.  The  Right  Rev. 
Thomas  Turton,  d.d.  is  the  present  Blsiiop ;  and  the 
very  Reverend  George  Peacock,  d.d.  (rector  of  VVent- 


tlie  lands  into  the  river.  The  principal  inns  are  the  j  worth),  is  dean.  Trinity  ciiurch,  formerly  called  Saint 
♦  While  Hait,'  the  '  Lamb,'  and  the  '  Angel;'  thev  Mary's  chapel,  stands  at  the  south  side  of  the  caihe- 
liave  all  an  established   reputation  with  commercial   dral — indeed  it  has  for  many  years  been  attached  to,  and 


gentlemen:  the  first-named  has  a  good  bowling-ureeii 
attached.  Conrts  of  sessions  are  held  regnlaily  in  the 
shire  hall;  courts  leetand  baron  are  held  by  the  bishop 
for  his  manor,  and  by  the  dean  and  cliapter  for  the 
manor  over  which  they  have  jnri^diction.  The  assizes 
tor  the  Isle  of  Ely,  formerly  held  here  and  at  Wisbeach 
alternately,  have  been  discontinued,  wnder  ilie  provi- 
sions ofa  recent  act  of  parli-iment:  for  that  and  many 
other  purposes,  the  affairs  of  the  Isle  of  Ely  are  merged 
in  the  geneial  business  of  the  county:  but  Ely  is 
included  in  the  thirty-second  circuit  of  County  Court 
towns,  undertheact  passedin  1846,  for  the  recovery  of 
debts  to  any  amount,  not  exceeding  £20. — the  court 
sits  monthly  in  the  shire  hall.  A  Mechanics'  Institution 
was  established  in  1842,  and  a  Museum  connected 
with  it,  was  opened  in  1849 — il.hasaiso  a  well  selected 
library, 

A  churcli  and  nionnstery  were  est.iblished  here  by 
Eihelreda,  a  princess  of  Ea>t  Analia,  so  early  as  the 
year  673;  these  edifices,  and  the  ancient  monastery  of 
Soham  (six  miles  distant),  were  reduced  to  ashes  about 
two  centuries  after  their  foundation,  and  their  religious 
inhabitants  massacred,  by  the  ruthless  Danes.  In  970 
Efhelwald,  bishop  of  Winchester,  pnicliased  the  whole 
Isle  and  rebuilt  the  monastery;  he  placed  some  monks 
in  it,  and  appointed  an  abbot  over  them:  it  subsequently 
passed  through  vnrious  liands,  beini.' altern  itely  demo- 
lished and  rebuilt,  untihthe  ye. ir  1541,  when  Henry  VIII 
granted  a  charter  for  converting  it  into  a  cathedral,  to 


forms  part  of  the  latter  structure:  its  interior  has  been 
mostsupeih;  the  roof  is  unsupported  by  pillars,  and 
was  at  one  time  painted  sky-blue,  and  studded  with 
gilt  stars,  to  represent  the  firmatnent.  The  other  church 
— Saint  Maiy's,  stands  a  short  distance  from  the  cathe- 
dral; the  livings  of  both  are  perpetual  curacies,  in  the 
patronage  of  the  Dean  and  Chapter.  There  ;ue  places 
of  worship  for  Bapti>ts,  the  Wesleyan  and  Primitive 
Methodists,  and  Lady  Huntington's  connexion.  The 
charitable  and  educational  institutions  comprise  a 
national  school,  and  a  well-conducted  free  school— the 
latter  founded  by  a  Mrs.  Catherine  Needhani,  for  thirty 
poor  boys,  who  are  clothed  animally,  and  with  each  an 
appreniicesliip  fee  is  given:  there  is  also  a  free  gram- 
mar school,  founded  by  Henry  VIII,  for  conferring  on 
the  sons  of  tradesmerr  belonging  to  the  city  a  classical 
education;  a  competent  master  is  appointed  by  the 
Dean  and  Chapter  of  Ely ;  the  school  is,  however,  but 
thinly  attended.  There  are  almshoH>es  for  poor  widows; 
and  a  considerable  income,  arisirrg  from  estates  de- 
vised by  a  Mr.  Thoma*  Parson,  is  annually  distributed 
among  the  poor  inhabitants  of  the  city;  there  are  also 
other  minor  charities.  The  tnarket  is  held  on  Thuis- 
day,  for  corn,  cattle,  'seed  and  other  commodities. 
Fairs,  Holy  Thursday  and  October  29th.  Thecity,com- 
prising  the  two  parishes  of  riinity  and  Saint  Mary, 
Ely  college,  and  Chettesham  chapelry,  contained  by 
the  official  returns,  made  in  1831,  6,189  inhabitants, 
and  in  1841,  6,825. 


POST  OFFICE,  MARKET  PLACE,  ELY, 

Mr.  JOHN  CLEMENTS,  Post  Master. 
Arrival  of  the  Mails 

From  London,  Attleborough,  Bishops  Stortford,  Boston,  Brandon,  Cambridge,  Holeeach,  Lvnn, 

March,  Norwich,  Saffron   Walden,  Thetford,  Wisbeach,   VV^ymondham,  Yarmouth,  and  the 

South,  West,  and  North  of  England,  every  night  at  half-past  twelve  and  afternoon  at  half-past  two. 

From  Alford,  Boston,  Bury  St.  Edmunds,  Downham,  Harlow,  Holbeach,  Hull,  Louth,  March, 

Newmarket,  Peterborough,  Spalding,  Spilsby  and  Wisbeach,  every  night  at  half-past  twelve. 

Despatch  of  the  Mails 
To  London,  Bishops  Stortford,  Cambridgr,  and  South,   West,   and   North   of  England,  every 

'nrorning  at  nine  and  night  at  five  minutes  before  ten. 
To  Attleborough,  Boston,  Brandon,  Lynn.  March,  Norwich,  Thetford,  Wisbeach,  Wymondham 

and  Yarmouth,  every  afternoon  ht  oire  and  five  minutes  before  ten  at  night. 
To  Alford,  Bury  St.  Edmunds,  Downham,  Harlow,  Holbeach,  Hull,  Louth,  Newmarket,  Saffrop* 
Walden  and  Spilsbv,  every  night  at  five  minutes  before  ten. — To  Bedford,  St.  Neots  and  Newport 
Pagnall,  at  five  minutes  before  terr  at  night  on  Satiirdai/s  only. 
Messengers,  with  bags  for  Downham^  Isle,  Littleport,  Sutton,   Mepal,  Haddenham  and  Stretham, 

every  morning  at  seven. 
The  Box  closes  half  an  hour  before  the  de^i)atch  of  the  Mails,  but  letters  are  received  until  five  minutes  before 
upon  an  extra  stanrp  being  attached  to  each. 

Dean  Mrs.  Hannah,  High  st 
Durham  Mrs. — ,  St.  Mary  st 
Fardell  Rev.  Henry,  m.a.  College 
French  Rev.  William,  d  d.  College 
Gillett  Rev.  Edward,  m.a.  High  st 
Griffith  Rev.  John,  m.a.  College 
Hall  Rev.  George,  St.  Mary  st 
Hardiinan  Mi'.  Thomas,  Hiijh  st 
Harlock  Mr,  John,  St.  Mary  st 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY    AND 
CLERGY. 

Ashley  Rev.  John,  m.a.  College 
Bull  Miss  Mary,  Hinh  st 
Button  Mrs.  Sarah,  Gaol  st 
Clay  Rev.  William  Keating,  College 
Crapley  Miss  Kezia,  Downham  lane 
Crown  Rev.  William,  Victoria  st 
Crudgington  James,  Esq.  Babylon 

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Harwood  the  Misses  Mary  &  Ann» 
Hill  Hou.se  [lege 

Henderson  Kev.Jas.Henry,M.A.Col- 
Legge  .Mrs.  Julia,  Gaol  st 
Maddy  Rev.  William,  d.d.  College 
Mill  Rev.  Wm.  Hodge,  d.d.  College 
Millers  Rev.  George,  College 
Morris  Mr.Cbarles  Sumpter,High  st 
Muriel  Mis. Elizabeth,  Alarket  place 

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Plater**? 


GENTRY,    Hc—Conttnutd.  I  BASKET    MAKERS. 

Mariel  Mi^s  Mary.  .M<<rkcc  pl«ce        Scott  1<  .  h.nil,  K.iie  liill 
Frtif"cW  ihc  Ver)'  Riv.  Grornf,  D.D.    Scott  WiUiatii,  Fotf  liill 

,dr«U  of  El»},  lllC  Oeaiinv  I  BLACKSMITHS. 

Pfjisoo  Heiii')'  Hume.M.u.hore  hill    Ranijlfv  BiaiiMnii,  Watt  rside 


Plcdtffi  Mr  J.'hii  Drcr,  Hish  »t 
Katiirr  Mr.  Heiirv,  St.  Mar>  >t 
Riiiiirr  Mi'i.  I'lio.'b*',  I, villi  road 
Hjyiifr  Mr.  William,  St.  .Mhf)-  st 
Sriw»u  Kcr.  William,  M.A.  College 
Siiiiih  Ki-v.>ioloiiioii  M.A.  St  .Mary  81 
.•»l'jtWt-Hi"v.KilwB.i\v\ri,M  a. College 
^fxrke  Krv.Joliii  Hiiiiy, MA. (chan- 
cellor of  \.\\' ,  Col  rge 
SjMioiier  .Mr.  Thouia*,  (iaol  »t 
Si{uil>b«  KrT.  KichArd,  Chapel  ft 
Strtciis  (icortre,  K^q.  .^Ja^ket  place 
Tildeu  .Mr*   .Marv,  >t.  .Maiy  st 
Tarion  tiie  Hufht  Her.  Thoiiias,  o.D. 

(Hi«hop(.f  Klv\tl.e  I'alace 
Wiil.»  .Mi«.  Su«.'iiiii.ili,  St.  .Maiy  st 

ACADEMIES    AND    SCHOOLS. 

Not  olhr(<il>r  dr»ciit>nl  arr  Uj)'  .SckooU- 

Hritjs  .Marv  .\iiii.  Si.  Maiy  st 
Cuxtoii  Cliariev,  Gaol  st 
Cl.tsU>n  .Ma'ia,  .M  «i  ket  place 
Eu'drii  .^l1r»•,  IJio.id  st 
Gbammau  Si  iiool,  College — Rev. 

Jhiiics    Henry    Heinlt  tmid,    head 

luaxier;  John  .Nl'Lochlin,  second 

master 
Leggc  Plishe  &   Maria  (boarding 

anil  ilay),  St  .Mary  st 
Matthew*  Mary,  Gaiil  >t 
National  School  (boys'), Gallery, 

College — (inaslir  racani) 
Natiusal  SciiooL(girls'j,Gaolst — 

Susan  I'aie,  ini-trcs 
Nr.r.i)iiAM>  Cii  A  KIT  V  School,  Hack 

hill — Joseph  I'ouiitiiev,  niaiiter 
Ruklibruok  .M.irv  Ann,  Gaol  si 
Sauiidcis  Ann    boarding],  Fore  hill 
Srott  Jane,  Koie  hill  [\\\\\ 

Tiigg  Whi.  (bo.inliiii,'  and  day), tore 

ATTORNEYS. 

Aichcr  Thomas  &  Goodwin,  Mar- 
ket place 
Claxicn  Je»sc.  Rroad  st 
Dnich  Luke  &  Son,  St.  Mary  st 
Kv.<n«  HuKh  Robert  \  Son,  High  ft 
Mantl.all  William,  Fore  hill 
Pigott  Henry,  (iaol  st 

AUCTIONEERS,  APPRAISERS, 

^  M)   I  AM)   ANlJ  ».M  A  II.   Af.LN'I  S. 

BidMr  1  Cli.iile*  Muriel,  St.  Mary  st 

Ciott  John,  Watrrside 

Lrnifc  (■coii'e.  High  st 

Sc.i'.t  Maltlinv,  .M.iikct  pl.ice 

•AKERS    *    FLOUR  DEALERS. 

Allen  John,  Hii>ad  <.\ 
Coop!  r  William,  Foic  hill 
C'io«t  John,  High  st 
Haylock  'llioma*,  St.  MaiY  st 
HilU  Kill*,  hack  hill 
Krniptiiii  John,  Fnie  liilj 
Kriiiptoii  'I'll!  uias,  St.  Mary  »t 
liickivood  Joliii,   itn-iid  st 
Kiniioa  lliuiiia*,  (i.tol  »( 

•  ANKERS. 

Foster  Ebenrier  &  Ci  atlrs  Findi  & 
Grfirgc  Kbriiner,  Highlit  idraw 
on  Prr»cott,  (irole&  Co.  |<«ind<'i), 
— I)a»id  Fortiii(!tfin,  inimavcr 

HaMr)t'  &  Hoil^oiit.',  High  sinel 
((Ir4<«  oiiHMiikryii'AiCo.Londoiii  — 
MiChAS.Suinpier  Morri*, manager 

Monlock  John  tt  Son*,  High  mri-ci 
(dr4w  uii  Smith. I'a\nr  ft  Smiths', 
Loudon  — J  no  l)i-<-rl'lf  ilgei.ninvi 

Ka«i«i(.«'  ItASK, Minster  place  open 
eiriT  Tlior»day  from  11  to  1 )  — 
Tbuoixi  Addiioii  Hili«,  acttiory 

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Cuitriss  James,  Fore  hill 
Hudson  Charles,  Broad  st 
King  John  (and  farrier),  St.Mary  st 
Lnddingtoii   Fdward   (and  fariier), 

St.  .Mary  st 
Steadman  James,  Waterside 
Wilkinson  William  and  agiicultura! 

iinplcmeiit  iiiakr,,Uownliam  road 
Wilisoii  TlioiiKis.  Waterside 

BOAT    AND    BAROE    OWNERS. 

Kates  (ictobed,  \'ictciria  st 
HavNks  Hichard  &  Sons,  Waterside 
Stiiuson  Hobeit,  Waterside 
BOAT   BUILDERS. 
.Ashberiy  NS'illiam,  ll.ib)loii 
I'arson  jaiiie<>,  liab\  ion 

BOOKBINDERS. 

Creak  William  Boyce,  Gaol  st 
Hills  Tho.'.  Addison,  Minster  place 

BOOKSELLERS^    STATIONERS 
AND    PRINTERS. 

Bradfu'kl  Ann,   Fore  iiill 
Clemenis  Joliii(siali()iK'r&  printer) 

Marketplace  [Gaol  st 

Creak  Wiu.lioycefand  news  aneiit), 
Hills  Thomas  .Addison   (and  music 

seller),  Minster  place 

BOOT    AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 

.Ajipkyard  'I'lionias,  Broad  ht 
Bailey  James,  jnii.  tJaol  st 
13enton  James,  St»Maiy  st 
Harrison  James,  High  st 
Hawkins  J"hii  Simpson,  Mill  road 
Haylo'-k  Roheri,  Market  place 
Home  Robert,  .Maiket  place 
King  Kdwaid,  Fore  hill 
Knowles  W  illiani,  B'oad  st 
Legge  Chri>ti'plier,  Foie  hill 
Legge  Williani,  .Minster  place 
Palmer  Willi  un,  W.ttersKle 
Topping  James,  St.  Mary  st 
Walsham  VVilliam,  (i.ioi  st 
Waihen  Willi.im,  I^IarUet  pluce 
V\'atts  Charles  Jain  z,  Newiihaui 
Wilton  Edward,  Hiuli  st 

BREWERS. 

Hall  Georye  &  Jolm,  Quay  side 
Marlock  William,  Qnay  side 
Letge  Thomas,  Gaol  ^t 
Scoit  .Matthew,  .Mail;et  place 
BRICK    MAKERS. 

Cros«ley  Janie",  Dnwnhain  lane 
Hall  (ieoriie  \  John,  Quay  side 
l.awieiire  Henry,  Braham  H.dl 
Ua\ner  Willi. iin  Ik  Henry,  St.Mary  st 
.Sparrow  Matthew,  l^ynn  road 

BRICKLAYRSdc  PLASTERERS. 

.\'kin  Hobei  t,  1,\ till  road 
Cooper    Henry     .plasterer),    Niw 
Barns  roid  |  Bro.td  si 

Kusden  James  &  Son  (and  slaters), 
I.Hyion  Aaron,  New  town 
Neaihercoat  Jaiiu"<,Cainliridgc  road 
I'oiter  Williani,  Wist  end 
Read  John,  Downlinm  road 
Warwick  Win.  (slater),  Waterjlde 

BUTCHERS. 

Chambers  Josr|(h,  Wat'  i"ide 
t  uttriss  William,  Fore  hill 
Cuitti.ss  William,  Broad  st 
V.:\\v%  James,  Market  place 
fJildiiiKson  Thomas,  B  .ck  hill 
(iraiu'ei  John  fpoik),  Hiiili  st 
Knape  William,  l.ynii  load 
1,1'iiier  Thomas,  Fore  hill 
l/ong  (ieorge.  Broad  st 
.Myityii  Surah,  St.  .Mary  it 


Shearman  Thomas,  St.  Mary  st 
Spring  Sainiul,  Newnhain 
Stokes  John,  High  st 
Worster  Riclmrd,  Fore  hill 

CABINET    MAKERS. 

Giscinl  Wiiluiiu,  Hii;li  st 
Freeman  Riihaul,  Maiket  place 
Kempioii  Williani,  New  Bains  road 
Peters  Thomas,  Gaol  st 

CARPENTERS   AND    JOINERS. 

Barnard  William,  St.  Maiy  st 
BiuL'eni  111  Jonathan,  Lynn  road 
Chambers  J.inies  St.  Mary  st 
Cran«  ell  John,  Back  hill 
Dill  James,  Ansdale 
Few  William,  Broad  st 
Freeman  Richard,  Marketplace 
Gotobed  John,  Waterside 
Household  Willi  mi,  Waterside 
Ivpge  Henry,  Fore  hill 
.Miller  diaries,  Ansd  ile 
CHEMISTS  AND    DRUGGISTS. 
Catlint;  &  Pate  (and  oil  and  coloui- 

inen)  High  st 
Ciiguv  Louis  David,  High  st 
Lincolne  Napier,  High  st 
Stiiiton  Samuel,  Fore  hill 
CHINA/  GLASS/  &c./  DEALERS. 

Bartle  Fsther,  ftlarket  place 
Crabl)  Williani,  Gaol  st 
Fortiiigton  l)a»id,  Hiiih  st 
God'lard  William,  Broad  st 
Knight  Richard,  Lynn  road 
Lee  Mary,  Waterside 

COAL    &    CORN     MERCHANTS. 

Bacoi!  John  (coil),  Back  hill 
Cross  John  &  Francis  (and  timber), 

Quay  side 
Hall  George  &  John,  Quay  side 
Harhick  William,  Quay  side      [side 
Hawks  Riclid.  &  Sons  (coal), Water- 
Hyylock  'I'homas,  St.  Mary  st 
Lawrence  Henry,  Braham   hall 
.Mair  R'lbert  Henry  (&   Hour  seed, 

linseed,  cake,  &  manuie), Broad  st 

CONFECTIONERS. 
Cross  John,  Hi;;h  st 
Kemptoii  John,  l'\);e  hill 
Kempton  Thomas,  St.  Mary  st 
.Skinner  &  Beaniiss,  Fore  hill 
Woodcock  Susannal),  High  st 

COOPERS. 

Pi igg  Thomas,  Foiehill 
Sayer  Joseph,  Lynn  road 

CURRIERS    AND    LEATHER 
CUTTERS. 

Bailey  James  (leather  seller), Gaol  st 
Bidewell  Ann,  Bray's  lane 
Bl  ikemaii  Thomas,  Fore  hill 
CUTLERS    AND    GUNSMITHS. 
Baxter  Jidiii,  High  st 
Robinson  John,  Fore  hill 
EATING    HOUSES    St    COFFEE 
ROOMS. 

BeniiettMichael  .Marshall,.Markct  pi 
Hardiman  Levi,  Bridge  road 
Osborne  Roheit,  Fore  hill 
Lisier  Ruth,  Fore  hill 
Slicrrin  George,  Bridge  road 

FARMERS. 
Ball  Henry,  St.  iMary  st 
Beec.oft  U' illiani.  St.  Mary  st 
Careless  (ieorge  Win..  St.  Mary  st 
Carman  Hobeit,  Maiket  place 
Cliecsewiight  James,  Gaol  st 
(,'ook  (ieoiKe,  Dnwnham  fisle) 
Cranwell  William,  Back  hill 
(;i()pley  George,  St.  Mary  st 
Cro|ile'v  James,  Downham  lane 
F.vans  James,  West  end 
(iildingson  Tliomits,  Back  hill 
Hailock  John,  liioad  st 


IBdettoti)* 


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Qt^tnhntic^t^f^iu. 


Harlock  Williatii,  Fore  hill 
Havlock  VVilliaiii,  Chapel  si 
Havlock  William,  jiin.  Downham  rd 
Hills  Edward,  West  end 
Hills  Robert,  Cambridge  road 
Lawrence  Heniy,  Downham  lane 
Lawrence  Henry,  jiiii.  Braham  hall 
Luddington  Edward,  St.  Mary  st 
Martin  Huntington,  Downham(l>le) 
Martin  William,  Downham  (Isle) 
Wayle    John  (and, cattle    dealer), 

Nevvnham 
IMoseley  Charles,  New  Barns  road 
Pyke  VVaynnn,  St.  Mary  st 
Rayner  Henry,  St.  Mary  st 
Rayner  William,  8t.  Mary  st 
Simpson  William,  Downham  (Isle) 
Stubbins  Thomas,  West  end 
Swift  Jonathan,  VVoodhouse 
fire,  &c.,    office  agents. 
Clerical  Medical  andGeneral 

(life),  David  Kortington,  Hiah  st 
Eagle  (life),  John  Dawson  Ewer, 

Fore  hill 
Farmers  and  Graziers' (cattle), 

Charles  Sumpter  I\l orris,  High  st 
Globe,  Wm.  Marshall,  Fore  hill 
Norwich    General    (hailstone), 

John  Hills,  Minerva  place 
Norwich     Union,    JoIjii     Hills, 

Minster  place  [Fore  hill 

Phoenix  (fire), John  Dawsdu  Ewer, 
Royal  Exchange,  Charles  Muriel 

Bidweli.  St.  Mary  st 
Royal  Farmers'  and  General  (& 

hailstorm),  JohnCrosSjWattrside 
Suffolk  and  General  County, 

Richard  Freeman,  Market  place 
Sun,  George  Legge,  High  st 
Star  (life),  Jas.  Harrison,  Hi^hst 
Western  (life),  Richard  Freeman, 

Market  place  [High  st 

Yorkshire,  Chas.  Sumpter  Morris, 

FURNITURE    DEALERS. 

Davey  John,  High  st 

Freeman  Richard,  Market  place 

Gisoard  William,  High  st 

Peckett  Elizabeth,  Downham  road 

GARDENERS    &    SEEDSMEN. 

Cooper  Chailes,  Silver  st 
Cornwell  John,  Fore  hill 
Coriiwell  Luke,  Broad  st 
ConiWfll  i>nke,  jun.  Broad  st 
Cranwell  William,  Back  hill 
Cropley  Francis,  VVaterside 
Debron    Robert    (and    florist    and 

nurseryinau).  West  end 
Gamble  William,  Gaol  st  [road 

Insram  Benjn. (fruit  merchant), Lynn 
Kemptoii  George,  Bray's  lane 
Lopson  John,  Bull  lane 
Onion  James,  Gaol  st 
Owers  Jonas,  High  st 
Pashler  Thomas,  Vineyard 
Tall  Ezekiel,  Silver  st 
Woolnough  George,  St,  Mary  st 
GROCERS    6e   TEA    DEALERS. 
{See  also  Shopkeepers,  and  also  Tea 

Dealers.) 
Broderick  Frederick,  Fore  hill 
Cross  John,  High  st 
Cugny  Ivouis  Daviil,  High  st 
Dalzel  Samuel,  Fore  hill 
Dawson  John,  Fore  hill      [High  st 
Garratt  John  (and  tallow  chandler), 
Muuson  Thomas,  St.  Mary  st 
Reynolds  George,  St.  Mary  st 
Rushbrook  Wm.  Chailes,  Broad  st 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Aungier  Hir.im  Michael,  Fore  hill 
Barratt  Chas.  (&  glover),  St.  Marvst 
Barton  James,  High  st       [Brdad  st 
Knowles  William  (&clothes'  dealer), 
Muuson  William,  Broad  st 


Toombs  John  (&  portrait  painter). 

Broad  street 
Toom'is  Mary,  Marketplace 
Toombs  Richard,  Broad  st 
West  George,  Back  hill 

INNS    AND    HOTELS. 

(See  also  Taverns  &c  Public  Houses.) 
.\iigel  Commercial  Inn  and   Hotel 

(and  livery  stables),  John  Reeve, 

near  the  Railway  station 
Bell,  Caroline  Walker,  High  st 
Lamb  commercial  Inn  and  Hotel, 

Hugh  Boughen,  High  st 
White   Hart  commercial    Inn    and 

Hotel  (&  posting  house,  &  Inland 

Revenue  office),  Matthew  Scott, 

Market  place,  (three  doors  from 

the  Post  Office.) 

IRONMONGERS,    BRAZIERS 
AND    TINMEN. 

Benstead  Greeorv,  High  st 
Decaile  John,  Fore  hill 
Levet Charles,  Minster  place 
Robinson  Jotuii  Fore  hill 
Wilkinson  William  (and  iron  mer- 
chant), Downham  road 

LIME    BURNERS. 

Hall  George  &  John,  Quay  side 
Harlock  Willianij  Quay  side 

LINEN  AcW^OOLLEN  DRAPERS, 
HABERDASHERS,    &e. 

Bodger  John.  High  .-t 
Butcher  &  Bard   (and  wool  mer- 
chants), High  st 
Dalzell  Samuel,  Fore  hill 
Ellis  William,  High  st 
Dawson  John,  Fore  hill 
Flanders  Smith,  High  st 
Pledger  Arthur(&  oiitfitter),Fore  hill 

MALTSTERS. 

Cross  John  &  Francis,  Quay  side 
Hall  George  &  John,  Waterside 
Harlock  William,  Quayside 
Legge  Thomas,  Gaol  st 

MILLERS. 

Cross  John  &  Francis,  Quay  side 
Cross  John,  VVaterside 
Haylock  Thomas  (steam),St,Mary  &t 
Metcalfe  Walter,  Chiefs  lane 
Rickwood  Henry,  Broad  st 
Simson  Thomas,  Gaol  st 
Watson  Porter,  Brickwillow 
MILLINERS  AcDRESSMAKRS. 
Bailey  Mary  Anu,  Gaol  st 
Blakenian  Mary,  Fore  hill 
Edwards  Sarah,  High  st  [st 

Foitington  Maria  Antoinette,  High 
Jarman  Elizabeth  &  Emma,  Down- 
ham road 
Phillips  Elizabeli),  High  st 
Woolnough  Sarah,  St.  Mary  st 

PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Day  Greenhill  Thomas,  Fore  hill 
Gotobed  John,  Fore  hill 
Jeffersou  William  Bathe.  St.Maryst 
Pashler  William,  Higli  st 
Spenceley  Robert,  Market  place 
Woodroffe  Edward,  Fore  hill 
ROPE    AND  TWINE   MAKERS. 
Jarman  John,  Newnham  st 
Murray  Mary  Ann,  Broad  st 

SADDLERS 

Crawley  Chailes,  High  st 
Giles  Francis,  Newnham 
Saunders  William,  St.  Mary  st 

SHOPKEEPERSficDEALERS IN 
GROCERIES  it  SUNDRIES. 

Allen  William,  Broad  st 
Bailey  James,  Gaol  st 
Blinch  James,  Broad  st 
Cooper  Charles,  Silver  st 


Crofts  Elizabeth,  Broad  st 

Cuttriss  Henry  &  Alice,  Newnham 

Eusden  James,  Broad  st 

Harrison  Gregory,  Broad  st 

Hills  El, is.  Back  hill 

Lister  Ruth,  Fore  hill 

Macrow  James,  Lynn  road 

Moll  Susan,  Broad  st 

Parson  John,  Brond  st 

Rae  Alexander  (tea  dealer), Broad  st 

Roberts  Thomas,  Cambridge  road 

Royston  &  Willinwham,  Silver  st 

Smith  VVillinm,  Broad  st 

Sparrow  William,  Broad  st 

Tointon  William,  St.  Mary  st 

Ward  James,  Fore  hill 

Watts  Chailes  Jabez,  Newnham 

STONE    &    MARBLE     MASONS. 

Fuller  John,  Gaol  st 

Pearson  Joseph  Bews,  Broad  st 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 
Cooper  Mary  Anu,  High  st 
Earl  Alice,  Lynn  road 

SURGEONS. 

Cole  George,  St.  Mary  st 
Muriel  John  &  Son,  High  st     [''iH 
Pearson  Hy.  Hume  (physician) , Fore 
Stevens  &  Beecroft,  Minster  place 

SURVEYORS. 

Bidweli  Chiis.  Muriel,  St.  Mary  &t 
Careless  George  William,  St.Mary  st 

TAILORS. 

Austin  Henry,  Hii^h  st 
Bartingale  Tlioinns,  Broad  st 
Branson  James,  Broad  st 
Broderick  Wm.{&  draper), Fore  hill 
Broderick  William,  jun.  (&  draper). 

Market  place 
Brown  William  Murfitt,  Gaol  st 
Cliambeis  John,  St.  Mary  st 
Chambers  William,  Silver  st 
Cooper  William,  Hii^h  st 
Ellis  John,  Silveit  st 
Ellis  Thomas,  St.  Mary  st 
Fold  Levi,  Broad  st 
Kempton  William,  Gaol  st 
Macrow  William,  High  st 
Rushbrook  Charles,  St.  Mary  st 
Sherrin  George,  Bridae  road 
Wathen  William,  Market  place 
Woodroffe  William,  Fore  hill 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Anchor,  John  Gotobed,  Waterside 
Black  Bull,  John  Fenn,  Waterside 
Black  Swan,  John  Cranwell,  Back  hill 
Chequers.  John  Finch,  Chequers  lane 
Club,  William  Roan,  Market  place      fst 
Coach  &  Horses,  Philip  Rickwood,  Broad 
Coopers'  Arms,  Francis  Copley, Waterside 
Crown,  Thomas  Ularsh,  Bridge  road 
Crown  &  Anchor,  John  E'lis,  St.  Mary  st 
Cutter,  James  Dill,  Ansdale 
Dolphin,  William  Laws,  Market  place 
George  &  Dragon,  .loseph  Saver,  Lynn  rd 
Hiphflyer,  Daniel  Cuttriss,  Newnham 
Jolly  Water  man, RichdLupson,  Waterside 
King's   Arms,  Edward   Luddington,  St 

Mary  street 
Maid's  Head,  Robert  Wade,  Fore  hil[ 
Peacock,  George  Ellis,  St.  Mary  st 
Queen's  Head,  Edward  Few,  Waterside 
Rose  &  Crown, James  Cuttriss,  Fore  hill 
Royal  Oak,  Martha  Rust,  Back  hill 
Ship,  James  Gritfin,  Ship  lane 
Three     Blackbirds,     William     Cuttriss, 

Broad  street  [side 

Three  Crowns,  Thomas  Willson,  Water- 
Wheatsheaf.E  I  izabi'lh  Hardy, Down  ham  rd 
White  Lion,  Elizabeth.Gritfin,  St.  Mary  st 
Woolpack,  Thomas  Hawkins,  Goal  st 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Atkin  Robert.  Lynn  road 
Barnard  Thomas.  Silver  st 
Benton  Henry,  Back  hill 
Cooper  James,  Ansdale 
Day  Greenhill  Thomas,  Fore  hill 
Dexter  Michael,  Silver  st 
Finch  George,  Lynn  road 
Goodby  James,  Broad  st 

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Retailers  of  Beer-Con«m«ed. 

Hall  John,  Lvnn  road 
Hardiman  l.evi.  Bridge  toad 
Hudson  John.  Broad  st 
Kempton  William,  New  BarnsroQd 
Lay  ton  Aaron,  Newtown 
hengf  Thomas.  Gaol  st 
Low  Thomas,  West  end 
Nicholas  John,  Silver  st 
Osborne  Robert,  fore  hill 
Roberts  Thomas,  Cambridi;e  road 
Rnshbrook  Joseph,  St.  Mary  st 
Sanderson  George,  Lynn  road 
Seymour  John,  Bridge  road 
Smith  William.  St.  Mary  st 
Spring  Samuel,  Newnham 
Warner  William,  Broad  st 

TEA  DEALERS. 
Green  William,  Vic■t(H)a^t 
Pate  John,  Dowi<liam  lane 
Sloane  James,  Market  place 

TOBACCO-PIPE    MAKERS. 
I.iipsnii  Michael,  iiroad  st 
Prvor  William,  Wate^^<ide 


WATCH    &    CLOCK   MAKERS. 

Ewer  Robert  Cri.sp,  Fore  liiil 
Filli.icham  Gcoige  &  Co.  Market  pi 
Fox  Fdninnd,  liruad  .»t 
Giscard  William,  High  st 
Matthews  Robert,  Gaol  st 

WHEEL^VRIGHTS. 

Austin  John,  West  end 
Moxon  James,  Bread  st 

WHITESMITHS    AND    BELL- 
HANGERS. 

Renstead  Gregory,  High  st 
Cuttriss  Janle^,  Fore  hill 
Goddrtrd  Richard,  St.  Mary  st 
Muiins  Matthew,  Chequers  lane 
Pane  Thomas,  Gaol  st 
Raper  Joseph,  liioad  st 
Wilkinson  William  (<S  agricultural 
implement  maker), Do  wnham  road 

WINE  6c  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

F^wcr  John  D.i\vsoii!iigfnt),  Fore  hill 
Hall  GeonieScJohn'spirit), Quayside 
Harl'ick  William,  Quay  side 
Hills  John,  .Minster  place 
Mainprice  Charles,  Higii  st 

Miscellaneous. 

Anderson    Da»id,    supervisor   of  inland 

revenue,  Ansilale 
Bacon  John,  proprietor  of  the  gas  works, 

high  constable,  amlinspeclor  of  weights 

and  measures.  Back  hill 
Bait  Ainger,  huwker.  Fore  hill  [hill 

Bo\^les  John,  veterinary  surgeon,  Fore 
Butcher  &  Bard,  wool  merchants,  High  st 
KllisJohn,  parish  clerk  to  Saint  Mary's 

church,  Silver  street 
Ely  Fairs, Mabket&Corn  ExcnANOE 

Company,  Corn  Exchange — Goodwin 

Archer,  secretary  ;   William  Broderick, 

jun.,  clerk  [Fore  bill 

Ewer  John  Dawnon,  stamp  distribuler. 
Hardy    George,    fcllmonger,    tawer    and 

woolstapler,  Brond  street 
Haslie    James,    architectural    sculptor, 

Broad  street 
Janes  llolwrt,  organist  to  the  cathedral, 

and  professor  of  music.  Gaol  st 
KiiightsJuhn, turner.  Goal  st 
Langford    Kobert,    tinman  and    brazier, 

Broad  street  [Lynn  road 

Lees    James,    superintendent  <jI    police, 
Lockinglon  John,  tob.accnni'.t.  High  st 
Macrow   Robert,  Berlin  wool  and  fancy 

reposilmy.  High  street 
Mazotti  PilKrim,  modeller.  Bull  lane 
Oweri-  Jonas,  parish  clerk,  Hi^h  »t 
Roberts   Robert,   (ishmoiiger   and  dealer 

in  gime.  Market  place 
Sibley  Roliert,  poller,  Brond  st 
Smith    James    Henry,    relieving   oflTicer, 

Broad  street 
Southby  John  \Mlliam    Henry,  verger  to 

the  cathedral.  Porter's  lodge 
ToombK  Muiy,  slay  maker,  lirnal  st 
Webb  William  Ebenezer,  dyer.  Waterside 
While   Heniy,  verger   to   the  cathedral 

High  street  ' 

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PUBLIC    BUILDINGS^ 
OFFICES,    &C. 

PLACES    OF    WrORSHIP, 

A.ND   THKIR    JIlM.Sl'EliS. 

CATHEDRAU 

iorrf  Bishop— theRlght  Rev. Thomas Tur- 
toii,  D.n.,  the  i'alace. 

Dt„n—ti\e  Very  Rev.   George  Peacock, 
D  D.,  the  Deanery. 

Ca»ioHs-Rev.  Henry  Fardell.  M.A.(vuar 
of  Wisbeach,  St  Peter's,  Isle  of  Ely, 
and  Waterbrarh);  Itev.  John  A>hley, 
M.A.  (vicsr  of  I'evershara,  Cambridge- 
shire); Rev.  William  French,  D.D.  (mas- 
ter of  Jesus  College,  Cambridge);  Rev. 
John  Maddv,  D  u.  (rector  of  Soinerlon, 
Bury  St.  Edmunds);  Rev.  John  Henry 
Sparke,  m.a.  ichaiicellor  of  Ely,  and 
rector  of  Giinlhorpe,  Norfolk);  Rev. 
William  Selwyn,  M.».  (vicar  of  Mel- 
bourne, Cambridgeshire);  Rev.  Edward 
Bowyer  Sparke  (viear  of  Feltwell,  St. 
Nicholas,  Norfolk  and  rector  of  I.itfle- 
port,  Isle  of  Ely)  ;  and  Rev.  William 
Hodge  .Aim,  D  I).  iRegius  Professor  of 
Hebrew.totheUniversity  of  Cambridge). 

Minor  Canons-Rev.  John  Griflith,  M  A. 
(curate  of  Stuntney,  near  Ely);  Rev. 
George  Millers,  m.a.  (registrar  to  the 
dean  and  chapter) ;  Rev.  Wni.  Fieating 
Clav,  B.D.  (librarian);  Rev.  Solomon 
Smith,  M.B.  (perpetual  curate  of  St. 
Mary's,  Ely);  and  the  Rev.  James  Henry 
Henderson,  M.A. (precentor  to  thccathe- 
dral,  and  head  master  of  the  grammar 
school).  

Saint  Mary's  Church— Rev.  Solomon 
Smith,  incumbent. 

Trinity  Church— Rev.  Wra.  Keating 
Clay,  incuHiioity  Rev.  Edward  Gil- 
lett,  curate. 

Baptist  Chapel,  Chequers  lane— No 
regular  minister. 

Wesi.etan  Methodist  Chape  I,, Chapel 
streit  -No  icgulai  minister. 

Primitive  Methodist  Chapei.,  Vic- 
toria st— Rev.  \\m.  Crown,  minisfer. 

Countess  of  Huntingdon's  Chapel. 
Chapel  sl—Rev.Richd.Squibbs,mi)iis<er 


Mechanics'  Institction,  Lynn  road— 
the  Lord  Bishop  of  Ely,  jierpitual  presi- 
dent ;  the  Very  Rev.  the  Dean,  riee- 
jireiident ;  \\m.  Marshall,  secretary; 
and  .Marshall  fisher, /ifcraWrtn. 

MisF.CM,  Lynn  road — William  Marshall, 
tie(rnrer  and  stcrelary. 

Police   Station,  Lynn  road James 

Lees,  siipeiintendent. 

Session's  House  and  Shire  Hall, 
l.yiin  road— Thomas  Ellis,  Aie/jer. 

Socikty  for  Phomoting  Christian 
Knowledge,  Minster  place — Thomas 
Aildison  Stetts,  </(f<osi(oi!/. 

Stamp  Office,  Fore  hill— John  Daw- 
son Ewer. 


POOR    LAWT    UNION. 

WoRKHOL'SE,  Camhridge  road. 
Goi-frnor— William  Boushen. 
Matron — Mary  Boughen. 
Sclwolniasler—\\  heeler  Stephens. 
Sc/ioo/mis/ress- Louisa  Stephens. 
Siirijeon— John  Muriel. 
CAny/ain— Rev.  Solomon  Smith. 
Clerk    to   the    Board  of   Guardians 

William  Marshall. 
TreasMrcr— David  Forlington. 
Relieviny   Officers— J  Axaei   Henry   Smith, 

for  Ely  district;  Thomas  Charier,  for 

Maddenham  distiict 


REGISTRARS, 

OF    BIRTHS,    UKATIIS  tV  MARRIAGES. 

Supfriiitcndent  Rf(7is<nir— William  Mar- 
shall. Fore  hill ;' George  Ci.le,  rigislnir 
of  hirllii  and  deaths.  Saint  Maryst; 
fisher  Marshall,  reyistrar  «/  births, 
deaths  and  niarriaries,  Lynn  road. 


COUNTY    COURT, 
Held  monthly  in  thl  Shike  Hall, 
Jm'/'/p— .lohn  D.  Barnaby,  Esq. 
C/erfc— Henry  Pigott. 
Assistant  C/rW.-  — Marshall  Fisher. 
Ui'jh  Uailiff—Jo\in  Jetferson. 


Cattlb  Market,  Bray's  lane— William 
Broderick,  jun.  cle)];. 

Corn  Exchanor,  Market  place — Good- 
win Aicher.  Esq.  srcrelarij. 

Gaol  and  Hocsk  of  (.'ORKECTlON,Gaol 
street— Edw.ird  Lipscomb,  ejnvernor; 
Jane  Lipscomb,  mnlmn  ;  Rev.  —  Hen- 
dersiin,  (//«/>///i)i ;  John  Muriel, si/rr/eo);. 

Gas  VN'uuks,  Back  hill— John  Bacon, 
proprietor. 

Inland  Revfncr  f):  fice,  at  the  While 
Hart  Hotel — DaTid,Vnderbou,sii;>cm4or 


COACHES. 

To  MH.DENHALL,  a  Coach,  from  the 
White  Hart  Hotel,  every  Thuisday 
afternoon  at  fuur. 

To  NEWMARKET,  an  Omnibus,  Uom 
the  White  Hart  Hotel,  every  afternoon 
at  half-past  one,  calling  at  the  Station 
in  time  for  the  two  o'clock  train. 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 
ON  TIIK  EASTERN  COUNTIES  LINE. 
Station,  about  half  a  mile  from  the  centre 

of  the  city — JohnMurname.iu;>e;j»i/endt 
Omnibuses  from  the  White  Horse,  Lamb 

and  Bell  Hotels,  to  the  Station,  await 

the  arrival  and  attend  the  departure  of 

the  trains. 

CARRIERS. 

To  CAMBRIDHE,  William  HazelI,from 

the  While  Hart,  Wednesday  and  Sat. 
To  CHATTER/S,  John  Hodson,  from 

the  White  Hart,  Thursday 
To  COVENEV,  Joseph  Allison,  from  the 

Peacock,  'I'hursday 
ToOOWNHAM,  William   Covell,  from 

the  Wool  pack,  and  Joseph  Green,  from 

the  Lamb  Tap,  d.tily 

To  EAIUTH,  — Reeves, from  the  Club, 
Thursday 

To  HADOENHAM  and  STRETHAMt 

John  Bales,  from  his  house,  Chapel  st» 
every  morning;  John  Porter,  from  the 
Lamb  Tap,  Thursday, and  WilHam  Cat- 
man,  from  the  Railway  Station,  Tues- 
day and  Friday 

ToHILGAY,  —  Barratt,  from  the  Dol- 
phin, Monday  and  Thursday 

To  MTTLEPORT,William Washington, 
from  the  Bell,  and  Thos.  Walton,  Irom 
his  house,  Littleport  road, daily 

To  MEPALand  MANEA,Wm.  Ingram 
from  the  Peacock,  Thursday 

To  MILDENHALL,  George  Coe,  from 
the  Club,  'I'hursday 

To  NEW.MARKI:T  and  SAINT  IVES, 
Frederick  Jacobs,  from  his  house,  New 
Barns  road,  Monday  and  Tuesd.iy 

To  yo HAM, Edward  Clement's  Tan.frora 
till-  Railway  Station,  daily,  and  Sarah 
and  Robert  Staples,  from  the  White 
Hart,  Monday  and  Thursday 

To  SOU  rilEUV,  William  Rogers,  from 
the  White  Hart,  Ihursdav 

To  STRETHAM,— Coalman,  from  the 
Jolly  Waterman,  Thursday 

To  SUTTON,  William  Bradley,  from  his 
hnuse,  Foie  hill,  daily;  Frederick 
Jacobs,  from  his  house.  New  Barns  road, 
Wednesday,  I'riday  and  Saturday,  and 
—  Oliver.lrom  the  White  Hart,  and  — 
Nunn,  from  the  King's  Arms,Thursday 

To  W  ELN  EV,  —  Cleaverand  —  Jackson, 
from  the  Club.  Thursday 

To  WILBUIirON,  John  Bates,  from  his 
house.  Chapel  street,  daily 

ToWIICHF(>RI),WENTVVORTHand 
WI  I  CHAM,  William  Bradley,  (rem  his 
house.  Fore  hill,  daily 

CONVEYANCE  BY  WATER. 

PACKET    BOATS. 
To    CAMBRIDGE,    William    Goddard, 
from    the   Quay  side,  every    Tuesday 
miming,   and   to  WISBEACH,  every 
Thursday  morning 


H^uectoi'i), 


CamfirtUgeslbHe* 


LINTON, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OF  WHITTLESFORD,  DUXFORD  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


JL4INTON  is  a  small  market  town,  in  the  hundred  of 
Chillbrd,  48   miles  from    London,    14  s.  by  w.  from 
Newmarket,  11  s.e.  from  Cambridije,  6  N.  from  Saffron 
Walden,  and  4  from  Honrne  Bridge — a  station  on  tiie 
Newmarket  brancli  of  the  Eastern  Connties  railway; 
situated  on  the  principal  road  from  Cambridge  to  Col- 
chester. At  tliis  place  were  formerly  two  priories  ;  the 
one  under  tlie  abbey  of  Saint  J  acutas  del  11  snlaBret  ague, 
the  possession  of  wiiich,  en  the  dissolution  of  certain 
alien  priories,  became  vested  in  tlie  Master  and  Fellows 
of  Pembroke   college,  Cambridije;  the   other  was  a 
])riory  of  Crutciied   friais,  situattd  at   Barhani :  the 
hall,  chapel  and  cloisters  of  the  convent  are  still  re- 
maining, and  form  part  of  the  mansion  called  Baiham 
Hall.     Linton   is  conjeciured  to  have  been  a  Roman 
Station,  from  the  circumstance  of  divers  coins  of  that 
people  having  been  dug  up  in  its  grounds.     The  town 
itself  possesses  but  few  attractions;   but  the  country 
around  is  pleasant,  and  interspersed  with  several  gen- 
teel residences.    The  currying  of  leather  and  malting, 
form  the  priuci|)al  branches  of  trade  here.   Close  to  the 
town  are  beautiful  and  extensive  nursery  grounds,  and 
fruit  and  flower  gardens,  occupyinn  about  nine  acres. 
A  court  lect  is  held  annually  by  the  lord  of  the  manor. 
The  parish  church  of  Saint  Mary,  is  a  very  beautif^ul 
structure,  with  a  lofty  embattled  tower,  containing  a 
ring  of  sweet-toned   bells.     In  the  south  aisle  is  i 
liandsome  marble  monument,  erected  by  Peter  Stand 
ley,  Esq.  in  memory  of  Elizabeth,  his  sister  and  bene- 
factress :  it  represents  Hope,  supported  by  her  anchor, 
looking  upwards;   on  one  side  is  a  fine  medallion  of 
Mr.  Standley:    tiiere  are  several  other  monuments  of 
some  local  "interest.     The  living  of  Linton  is  a  dis- 
charged vicarage,  in  the  diocess  of  Ely;  tlie  Master  and 
Fellows  of  Pembroke  hall,  Cambriilge,are  the  patrons; 
the  present  vicar  is  the  Rev.  William  Brett.     A  place 
of  worship  fur  Imlependents,  and  two  public  schools 
conducted  respectively  upon  the  national  ai\d  British 
plans,  are  in  the  town.  Tlie  market,  which  was  granted 


in  1245  to  William  de  Lay,  is  held  on  Thursday.  FairS 
July31stand  Holy  Thursday.  The  town  and  paiishcon- 
tained,^in  1831,  1,678 inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  1,838. 
WiiiTTLESFORD  IS  a  parish,  giving  name  to  the  hun- 
dred in  which  it  lies — the  village  is  about  6  miles  w.  by 
N.  from  Linton,  and  one  n)iie  from  the  line  of  the 
Eastern  Counties  railway.  A  manufactory  for  agricul- 
tural implements,  and  corn  and  oil  mills  are  in  the 
|)arish,  but  the  f.irnring  inteiest  preponderates.  The 
church  of  Saint  Barnabas  (or  as  some  say  Saint  Mary) 
is  very  ancient :  the  liiing  is  a  discharged  vieaiage,  in 
the  liift  of  the  Master  and  Fellows  of  Jesus  cidlege, 
Cambridge;  the  Rev.  P.  C.  M.  Hoskin,  is  the  present 
incumbent.  An  endowed  school  for  boys  and  girls  is  in 
the  parish.  A  market  and  fair  were  formerly  held  here, 
but  they  have  long  since  ceased  to  be  observed.  Popu- 
lation of  the  parish  in  1841,  579. 

DuxFORD,  is  an  extensive  parish,  in  the  hundred  of 
Whitilesford — the  village,  which  is  situated  about  2 
miles  from  the  Whittlesford  station,  on  the  line  of  the 
Eastern  Counties  railway,  possesses  little  to  distinguisn 
it  from  other  rural  and  agricultural  villages.  In  the 
way  of  trade,  however,  we  maj  except  a  considerable 
brewery,  and  as  an  object  of  curiosity,  a  very  old  inn — 
the  Red  Lion;  this  was  formeily  a  priory,  but  by  whom 
founded  does  not  appear.  The  rafters  are  fancifully 
caived,  as  is  an  old  oak  table  of  great  weight.  A  barn 
now  occupies  the  site  of  the  chapel  belonKing  to 
the  priory.  Duxford  is  comprised  in  the  two  p  irishes 
of  Saint  John  and  Saint  Peter,  but  the  boundaries  of 
each  are  not  defined.  The  living  of  Saint  John's  is  a 
discharged  vicaraue,  in  the  gift  of  the  Master  and 
Fellows  of  Clare  Hall,  Cambridge  ;  that  of  Saint  Peter's 
is  a  lectory,  in  the  patronage  of  the  Masterand  Fellows 
of  Corpus  Christi  college,  Canibiidae:  tlie  churches 
exhibit  nothing  worthy  of  observation  beyond  their 
antiquity.  There  is  a  public  school  conducted  upon 
the  national  plan.  The  population  of  the  parish  in 
1841,  was  763. 


POST  OFFICE,  Linton,  Susannah  Adcock,  Post  Blistress. —  Letters  from  London  and  various  places 
South  and  West  ariive  (from  Saffron  Walden)  every  evening  at  half-past  seven,  and  from  Cambridge 
and  the  North,  &c.  at  seven  in  the  morning,  and  are  despatched  to  all  parts  at  half-past  seven  in  the 
evening. 

POST,  Whittlesford. — Receiving  House  At  Ste\)]\en  Loft's. —  Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (by  foot  post 
from  Cambridge)  every  morning  at  ten,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  half-past  three  in  the  afternoon. 

POST,  DvxFORD.—Ileceii'ing  Bouse  at  Thomas  Willis's. — Letters  from  all  parts  ai  rive  (fromCAM  bridge, 
by  font  post)  every  mornina;  at  half-past  ten,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  three  in  the  afternoon. 


GENTRY    AND    CLERGY 

Bastnn  Stanlake,  Esq.  Horseheaih 
Battyll  Mr.  John,  Linton 
Blaekburn  Rev.  Jonathan,  Duxford 
Brett  Rev.  William,  Linton 
Brightwell  Mrs.  iNIary  Ann,  Linton 
Bullen  Rev.  —  Baitlow 
Carr  Rev.  John,  Duxford 
Chapman  Rev.  Benedict,  Balsham 
Collin  Jos.Thos.,  attorney,  Linton 
Cotton  INI  IS.  —  Bartlow 
Deane  Mrs. —  Babraham 
Dorrineton  Rev.  John,  Linton 
Fisher  Rev.  Edmund,  Linton 
Goodwin  Rev.  (ieorge,  Hildersham 
Hails  Mrs.  Martha,  Linton 
Hall  Rev.  George  James,  Linton 
Hardy  Mr.  John,  Linton 
Haycock  James,  Esq.  Balsham 
HoUick  Miss  Ann  Blunkett,  Whit- 
tlesford 
Hoskin  Rev.  P.  C.  M.,  Whittlesford 
Markby  Hev.  Wm.  Henry,  Dusfnrd 
Maithick  Thomas,  Esq.  Abington 
INloreland  Rev.  Jolin,  Duxford 
Nichols  Mr.  Georae,  Linton 
Rayment  James,  Elsq.  Hildersham 
Reeve  Mis.  Caiheiine,  Linton 
Reeve  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Linton 
Robinson  Mrs.  Maria,  Duxford 
Smoothy  Mrs.  Mary,  Linton 
ThuruHl'l  Henry  John,  Esq.  Whit- 
tlesford 


Thurnall  the  Misses  IMaria,&Emma, 

&  Frances,  Duxford 
Thurnall  Thos.,  Esq.  Whittlesford 
Townley  Rev.  Charles,  Abington 
Turner  iMrs.  Mary.  Linton 
Watson  Rev.  —  West  Wratton 
Warson  Sir  Charles,  West  Wratton 

ACADEMIES  AND    SCHOOLS. 

British  School,  Linton Jane 

Jaiiney,  mistress  [Duxford 

Burgess  Ann  (boarding  and   day), 

Charity  School,  Whittlesford — 
William  Tamworih,  master;  Ann 
Overhill,  niisrress 

Dorrington  John,  jun.  m.a.  f.l.s. 
(collegiate  &  classical  gentlemen's 
boaiding.) 

National  School, Linton — Frede- 
rick .Mutimer,  master;  Martha 
Muiimer,  mistress 

National    School,    Duxford 

Jonn  Hephir,  master;  Mary  Ann 
Littlecliild,  mistress 

BAKERS  &    FLOUR    DEALERS. 

Hill  Samuel,  Linton 
Livermoie  John,  Duxford 
Scrivener  Henry  Sidney,  Linton 
Talbot  S:imuel,  Linton 
Twinn  Henry,  Duxford 
Webb  Henry,  Duxford 
Wright  Edward,  Linton 
Woollard  James,  Linton 


BLACKSMITHS. 

Goodwin  Thomas,  Liuton 
Jeffrey  John,  Linton 
Ni'ivlen  William,  Linton 
Scott  Clement,  Duxford 
Wehh  John,  Linton 
BOOT    AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Graimer  Rich  ml,  Linton 
Haiding  ThoniHs,  Duxfoid 
Jackson  James,  Whittleslord 
Marsli  James,  Linton 
Pyne  Jane,  Duxford 
Runham  Maik,  Whittlesford 
Siggs  John,  Linton 
Wakeling  U'illiam,  Liuton 
Willett  William,  Linton 

BREWER. 

Thurnall  Chailes  (and  corn  and  oil 
niills,&  matin  re  merchant),Duxfurd 

BKICKLAYEKS. 

Austin  William,  Whittlesford 
Ellis  Robert,  Duxford 
Glasscock  Benjamin,  Linton 
Kiilmati  James,  Linton 
Morley  Chailes,  Linton 
Morley  Edward,  Linton 
Morley  Rohen,  Linton 

BUTCHERS. 

Casbolt  Robert,  jun.  Linton 
Drury  John,  Duxford 
Pammenter  James,  Linton 
Pilgrim  Thomas,  Whittlesford 
Smoothy  Joseph,  Linton 

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CHEMIST    AND    DRUGGIST. 

SiTK.'aiu  Joseph    (and    bookseller, 

stationer,  anJ  emigration  agent), 

Liuton 

FARMERS. 
Adcocl;  Robert,  Lin  ion 
Arnold  .lohn,  Whittlesfnrd 
Barker  G<ori?e,  Whittlesford 
Barns  Thomas  Wbittle.'^ford 
Bolton  John,  Catley  farm 
Chalk  William,  Linton 
Clavden  Samuel,  Linton 
Clavilen  William  Carter,  Linton 
Coleman  Ilichard  Hunt,  Duxford 
Cottingham   Robert   Martin   Jolin- 

soii,  Linton 
Hcadlv  John,  Wliiitlesford 
Hill  Richard,  Duxfoid 
Holidav  John,  Duxford 
Holiday  Thomas,  Duxford 
Knott  George,  Duxford 
Markinc;  Henrv,  Whittlesford 
Mayiiard  Robert,  Whittlesford 
Oslitr  John,  Duxford 
Parker  Tuomas,  Whittlesford 
RdNner  John,  Whittlesford 
Shedd  Jane,  Wliiitlesford 
Sinoothv  Joseph,  Linton 
Tluirnall  Charles.  Diixlord 
^Valdc>ck  John,  Duxford 
Westiop  Richard,  Duxford 
Wriuht  Robert,  Linion 
FIRE,    Bcc.,    OFFICE    AGENTS. 
County  (fire,  and  I'KoviDENTlite), 

'Ihomas  Havton  Chappel,  Linton 
Norwich    Union    ffire  and  life), 

William  Biiins,  Linion  fton 

PiicENix,  William  Richardson,  Liii- 
RoYAi.    Fahmeus'    (fire,    life  and 

hail-torm),  Jos.  Sergeant,  Linion 

GROCERS    AND    DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

Cooper  John,  Duxford 
Hammond  Rob  rt,  Linton 
Miinsfield  Maltha,  Linton 
Pamment  Henry,  Linton 
SaKsars  Ann,  Linton  [ton 

.Smoothy   Charles  (&  draper),  Lin- 
Stallibrass  Susannah  (and  diapei), 

Liuton 
Tyler  James  (..nd  draper),  Linton 
T'nwin  Joseph,  Linton 
VviUoii  Robert,  Duxfoid 
INNS    AND    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 
Be:l,  Ldward  Pilgrim,  Linton 
Crown,  John  Pluck,  Linton 
Green  Hill,  James  Giitiin,  Linton 
King's  Head,  Charles  Arnold,  Whit- 
tlesford 


LINTON,  &c. 


^latet'g 


Mabbutt  Alesandr 
Mubbnit  .Samuel 
I'lior  Henry 
Webb  John 
Wrbb  Richard 
Whiirin  Alfred 


King's  Head,  VVm.Challi.s,  Duxfoid 
Plough,  Robert  Sheinian,  Duxford 
Red    Lion     (conitnercial),      Henry 

Taylor,  Linton 
Red  Lion,  Sarah  Holiday,  Duxfoid 
Three  Horse  Shoes,  Henry  Twinn, 

Duxford 
White  Hart, Edward  Moiley,  Linton 
White  Swan  (coniniercialj  .Charles 

Nelson  Baiton,  Linton 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Casbolt  Robert 
l)aj  George 
Ellis  Robt.  Duxford 
Gardiner  William 
Hill  George 
Lind^ell  Thomas 

JOINERS    AND    BUILDERS. 
liiags   Win.   (&  surveyor),    Linton 
Coleman  George,  Duxford 
Day  Daniel,  Linton 
Day  John,  Linton 
Whilliii  William,  Linton 
Willis  Thomas,  Duxfoid 

MALTSTERS, 

Adcock  Robeit,  Linton 
Oslar  John,  Duxfoid 
Prior  Henry,  Linton 
Westiop  Richard,  Duxford 

MILLERS-CORN. 

Reeve  &  Tafts,  Linton 
Reeve  John,  Hildersham  Mill 
Ttiui  nail  Cliai  le.s  (and  oil  and  bone) , 

Whittlesford,  and  corn  miller  at 

Duxfoid 

PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS,    Sir. 

Chappell  Thomas  Hayton,  Linton 
Livermore  Richaid,  Duxfoid 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 
Briggs  Ann,  Linton 
Burling  Rebecca,  Linton  [ton 

Gla>scock  Elizabeth(&  miliiner),Liu- 
Stones  Phcebe,  Linton 

SURGEONS. 

Holme  Samuel,  Linton 
Howard  Francis  Charles,  Linton 
Patterson  John,  Duxford 

TAILORS. 

Bradford  Thomas,  Duxfoid 

Hancock  John,  Whittlesford 

Hodson  James,  Linton 

Kemp  Joliii,  Linton 

Notl  George,  Linton 

Wright  Richard  (&  hatter),  Linton 

WHEEL^VRIGHTS. 

Hagger  Noah,  Linton 
Hymns  William,  Linton 
Litilechild  William,  Duxford 


Ttl'  scellaneous 

The  names  nitnout  address  are  in  LiNTON. 

Adcock  Susannah,  dress  maker 

Big2;s  James,  cooper 

Bribes  &  Nichols,  curriers 

Bull  Edward  Amos,  hair  dresser 

Chapman  John,  tinman 

Chappell  Thomas   Hayton,    registrar  of 
births  and  deaths 

Cornell  Daniel,  tishmonger 

Fordham  James,  whiting  maker 

Gimson  William,  nurseryman 

GlasscockJameSjtown  crier  &  parish  clerk 

Grayslon  James,  cooper 

Hammond  Robert,  basket  rcaker 

Hardy  Samuel,  inland  revenue  officer 

Howard  Mary  Ann,  glnver 

Jackson  Jon.ih,   superintendent  of  rail- 
way  station,  Wbittleslord 

I.agden  William,  hair  dresser 

Maris  John, collar  maker 

Patterson   .lohn,   registrar  of  births  and 
deaths,  Duxford 

Richardson   William,  superintendent  re- 
gistrar for  the  Linton  Union 

Samm  Edward,  farrier 

Simkin  Roger,  linman 

Townsend  John,  rope  and  twine  maker 

Willis  Thomas,  parisli  cleik.  Duxford 

Wright  Ftobcrt,  whiting  maker 

Wright  Robert  Dennis,  coal  merchant 


POOR    LAW    UNION. 

Workhouse,  Linton. 

Goivr/ior— Ebenezer  Hollick. 
/l/a/)on  — Elizabeth  Hollick. 
Srlwoimaslt) — John  Kerr, 
Schuolmistress — Ann  Barnard. 
Chaplain — Rev.  Joseph  Singleton. 
Clerk    to    the    Hoard    of    Guardians— 

William  Richardson. 
Relitvini)  Offiar — Richard  Hodson. 


RAILW^AY, 

The  nearest  Station  from  Linton  i» 
Bourne  Bridgk,  on  a  branch  of  the 
Eastern  Cou.ntibs  link,  four  mile* 
distant;  a  S/a/ion,  also,  is  about  one 
mile  from  WniTTLESFOUD  village. — 
Nkwmarkkt,  six  miles  distant,  isalso 
a  S(a/ioji  on  the  same  line;  and  there 
are  Conveyances  to  the  latter  by  Van 
and  ira(/o7i,lhrie  times  a  week 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,  William  Chalk,  from  bis 
house,  Linton,  Eriday 

To  CAMBRIDGE,  John  Pluck,  from  the 
Crown,  and  William  Cowling  &  George 
Hill,  from  their  houses,  Linton,  Wed- 
nesday and  Saturday, 

To  CLARE  &  HAVERSHILL,  William 
Chalk,  Wednesday, 

ToSAFFRON  WALDEN  and  the  RAIL. 
WAY  STAIION,  William  Chalk, 
Monday,  Wednesday  and  Friday 


LITTLEPORT. 


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traffic  on  the  Ouse  river,  and  the  making  of  bricks.  The 
places  of  worship  are  the  parish  church  of  Saint  George, 
a  line  old  stinctuie  with  a  tower,  and  chapels  for  Bap- 
tists, and  for  Methodists,  both  Piimitiveaiid  Wesleyan. 
The  living  of  Littlepoit  is  a  vicarage,  in  the  gift  of  the 
IJishop;  the  Rev.  Kdwaid  Bowyei  Sparke,  is  i he  incum- 
bent, and  his  curate  is  the  Rev  .'Andrew  Gatenby.  The 
parish  contained  in  1831,  2,644  inhabitants,  and  ia 
1841,  3,365. 
POST  OFFICE,  Crown-street,  Robert  Cheeseright,  Post  Master. — Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (by 
foot  posi  ftoui  Ki.v;  every  morning  at  nine,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  six    in  the  evening 


Is  a  parish,  in  the  hundred  and  Isle  of  Ely— the  vil- 
lage, a  convi<leialile  one,is5  miles  N,  from  hly,  and  13 
«  from  DownhaiM  Market  (Norfolk) ;  situated  on  the 
jnaiii  road  running  between  these  place-s  in  a  fenny 
iiirt  of  the  county,  and  within  half  a  mile  of  a  stiition 
Ij'ii  the  Last  Anulian  n.ilwav.  This  parish  is  stiictly 
agricultural ;  and  the  inhabitants  of  the  xillage  may  be 
said  to  depend  iininly  upon  their  connexion  with  the 
farming  int.  rest— to  which  may  be  added  a  little  barge 


GENTRY    AND    CLERGY, 

Crahh  William,  Lxj,  Hii;h  st 
Gatenby  Uev.  .Andiew,  Vicarage 

SCHOOLS. 

National  School,  Churchhithe— 
Rob-  rt   Leach,    master  ;  Frances 
Phillips,  mistress 
Sturton  Mary,  Crown  st 
Wing  Adeline,  Wellington  st 

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BAKERS  6t   FLOUR    DEALERS. 

Neal  Henry,  X'ictoria  st 
Rolph  Kvans  High  si 
Steveu.-on  Willi. on,  (iratiby  st 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Barrett  John,  Crown  vt 
Farraiit  John,  Wellington  tit 
l^udilington  John,  Wellington  st 
Veal  George,  Crown  st 


BOAT    AND    BARGE    OWNERS 
AND    BOATWrRIGHTS. 

Stevens  Henry,  L\iin  road 
Stevens  Henry,  jnii.  L\nn  road 
Stevens  James,  New  bank 

BOOT    AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 

lihnss  William,  Crown  st 
Clack  Jame>,  Crown  st 
Coward  John,  Lynn  road 


Jiirectoip. 


LITTLEPORT. 


®amijitt)igeg;ftire» 


Gates  John,  Gtauhy  st  ' 

Taylor  Gillett,  Victoria  st 
VVitfen  John,  Viciorii  st 

BUTCHERS. 

Goddard  John,  Crown  st 
Hornigold  James,  Granby  st 
Jones  Edward,  Hitches  st 
Jones  Josepii,  Granby  st 
Washington  George,  Granby  st 

CARPENTERS. 
Dialie  Wilhaiu  (and  brick  maker), 

Victoria  st 
James  John,  High  st 
Shingles    Wiiliani    (and   furniture 

dealer),  Victi.iia  st 
Suiith  John  (and  builder  and  brick 

maker),  Victoria  st 

FARMERS. 

Brown  Joiin,  Chnrclihithe 
Brown  Kobtrt,  Mildenhall  road 
Cave  Thomas  Chas.  Wellington  st 
Clark  William,  High  st 
Crabb  Thomas  Ten-mile  bank 
Cutlack  John,  Crovvn  st 
Eail  James,  Buichei's  hill 
Flanders  Henry,  Mildenhall  road 
Flandeis  Shrewsbury,  CrolthiU 
Flanders  Tlionias,  Victoria  st 
Flaniiers  William,  Lynn  load 
Gillett  John,  Wellington  st 
Gillett  Thomas,  Crown  st 
GilKtt  William,  Victoria  st 
Gotobed  Tliomas,  High  st 
Johnson  Gothard,  Plantation  Farm 
Jones  Henry,  Apeshall 
Little  Henry,  Welney 
Little  John,  Vicioria  st 
Little  Joseph,  Plantation  House 
Little  William,  Welney 
Long  Joseph,  Burnt-fen  bank 
Luddington  Henry,  Crown  st 
Luddington  James,  Church  st 
Luddington  William,  Church  st 
Martin  Henry,  Crown  st 
Martin  Henry,  jun.  Crovvn  st 
Martin  John,  Crown  st 
Munsey  Ellis,  Mildeniiall  road 
Peacock  John,  Willow  Faiin 
Peacock  John,  jun. Mildenhall  ro  id 
Peacock  Robei  t,  down  st 
Peacock  William,  Lynn  road 
Savage  John,  Black  Horse  drove 
Shrewsbury  William,  Globe  st 
Simson  James,  jun.  Cliurclihithe 
Thompson  Sarnh,  Nlildeiihall  road 


FIRE,     etc.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Bkitish  Empire  Mutual,  George 

Cheeseright,  Crown  st 
STAR.Morley  Cheeseright,Grai)bysi 

GROCERS    AND     DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

Marked  Itius  *  are  also  Drapers. 
*Appleby  Samuel  &  Son,  Crown  st 
*Cliecseright  Matthew,  Crown  st 
•Cl)ee.-<eriglit  Robert,  Crown  st 
Coward  John,  Lynn  road 
Crabb  James.  Victoria  st 
Dennis  John    (and  brick  maker), 

Victoria  st 
♦Gillett  John  Crabb,  Crown  st 
•Griffin  Frederick  (and  coal  agent), 

High  st 
James  Robert,  High  st 
Johnson  Robert,  Wellington  st 
Lee  William,  Crown  st 
Porter  Dison,  Victoria  st 
Russdl  Thomas,  Hitciies  st 
Stevenson  William,  Granby  st 
Wiffen  J(din,  Victoria  st 

INNS    AND    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Anchor,  Samuel  Seeker,  Victoria  st 
Black  Horse,Williain  Dent,  Victoria 

bridge  [road 

Bridge  House, John  EUinaham,  Lynn 
Crown,  John  Ciabb,  Crf)wn  st 
George  &  Dragon,  Elizabeth  Crow, 

Granby  st 
Globe,  William  Feast,  Crcnvn  st 
IMarques's  of  Granby,   Mary  Cross, 

Granby  st  froad 

Plough,  Grimmer  Finchani,   Lynn 
Railway  Tavern,    Robert     Adams, 

Lyiin  road  [st 

Turk's  Head,  Robert  Winks,Granby 

Retailers  of  Beer 

Gillett  John  Crabb,  Ciown  st 
Goddaid  John,  Crown  st 
Mnrtitt  Robert,  Crown  st 
Paine  George,  Cliurchhitlie 
Rayner  Tyrrell,  down  st 
Rutter  p'nuici-,  Victoria  st 
Sallis  Little,  High  st 
Spinks  Robert,  Victoria  st 
Webb  Mary,  CHiu'rchhithe 

MILLERS. 

Green  TlKima*,  Lynn  road 
Green  William,  Ten- mile  bank 
Russell  Thomas  Hitches  si 
Warner  Cosier,  Hitches  st 


MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 

J.iines  Maria  (and  straw   bonnet). 

High  st 
Warner  Caroline,  Wellington  st 
Warner  Eliza,  Hitches  st 
VViseman  ftlary,  Victoria  st 

PAINTERS   AND    GLAZIERS. 

Mwrsh  Wm.  Uickwood,  Granby  st 
Tubbs  Thomas(aiid  brazier,  tinman 

and  ironmonger),  Crown  st 
Wiseman  William,  Victoria  st 

SURGEONS. 

Atkinson  Charles,  r.n.  Granby  st 
Garland  John,  Hiuh  st 
Laxton  Wright,  Quay  hill 

TAILORS. 

Cheeseright  Henry,  Granby  st 
Coats  Isihtc  'i'om'on,  Victoria  st 
Crabb  Christopher,  Victoria  st 
Johnson  Robert,  Wellington  st 
Rayner  T'yrrell,  Crown  st 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS 
Petley  Henry,  High  st 
Ricliardson  John  Giant,  High  st 
Miscellaneous 

Adnms    Rebecca,   straw   bonnet    maker, 

Lynn  road 
Cheeseright   Robert,  registrar  of   births 

and  deaths,  Crown  street 
Crain  Uo\vntiall,liair  dresser.  High  st 
Cntlack  William,  brewer,  Granby  st 
Defew  Charles, saddler  &  harness  maker, 

Crown  street 
Gooden  James,  basket  maker.  Granby  st 
James  Jobn,  parish  clerk.  High  st 
Kidd  Genrge.land  surveyor,  Highst 
Murfitt  Robert,  watch  and  clock  maker, 

Crown  street 
Miislett  Charles,  wheelwright,  Granby  st 
Rackham    James    Brown,    chemist   and 

druggist,  Crown  street  ftnidge 

Taylor  Isaac,   machine    maker,  Vicioria 
Thrush  John,  coal  dealer,  Lynn  road 
Warner  Francis,  hair  dresser.  High  st 
Watson  John,  bricklayer.  High  st 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

ON    THE    EAST   ANGLIAN    LINE. 
Slalion  about  half  a  mile  from  the  village ; 

Ebenezer    Forster,    station  masttr 

Booking  Office   for   parcels  at   Robert 
Cheeseright's,  Crown  street. 

CARRIER. 

To  ELY,  William  Washington,  from  the 

City  road,  daily 
CONVEYANCE  BYW^ATER. 

To  LYNN,Henry.Sieven,s',  HenrySlevens', 
jun.  and  James  Stevens'  Barnes,  accord- 
ing to  engagement  for  freight. 


JMARCH    AND    DODDINGTON, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGE  OF  WIMBLINGTON  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 
^IARCH  is  a  neat  market  town  and  chaprlry  in  the  thousand  acies;  and  under  an  excellent  .system,  with 
parish  of  Doddington— 79  miles  N.  from  London  (87§  '  the  auxiliary  power  of  two  sieani  engines,  much  land 
by  rail),  32  n.  from  Cambridge,  19  N.  bv  w.  from  Ely,  ,  has  been  reclaimed  and  brought  into  culiivation.  In 
16  s.  w.  from  Downham  Market,  18  e.  by  s.  from  Hiah-street  stands  thegniUlhall,a  modern  erection  and 
Peterborough,  and  24  n.e.  by  n.  from  Hunticigdon  ;  a  neat  commodious  edifice ;  in  it  the  town's  busine.s.s 
situated  on  the  Eastern  Counties  railway,  for  which  is  transacted,  and  the  manorial  com  ts  held  ;  and  here 
line  this  town  is  a  station.  It  is  pleasantly  seated  on  j  sits  a  county  court,  monthly,  for  the  recovery  of  debt.s 
the  banks  of  the  rivet  Nene,  which  is  here  navigable,  :  to  any  amount  not  exceeding  £20.  Within  the  .same 
and  furnishes  the  nie.ms  of  ccmveying  coal,  corn  and  building  are  two  spacious  school  room.s  wheie  children 
timber  to  Cambridge,  Wi^beach,  Lynn,  Peterboiougli,  of  the  humbler  classare  taught  upon  the  natinnal  plan. 
St.  Ives.Btdford,  and  vaiious  other  places;  and  pr<- !  In' 1696  a  school  wa'*  founded  by  William  Neale  firthu 
vious  to  the  opening  of  railways  the  navigaide  carrying  education  of  eight  hoys  in  Latin  and  English,  and  en- 
trade  was  much  more  considerable  than  since.  The  ;  r'owed  with  lands  in  Whiles  Fei;,  under  certain  cou- 
town  has,  however,  been  for  some  years  progressively  ditions  of  agriculture.  In  the  spacious  marketplace, 
improving  in  trade  and  appeaiance;  and  its  thorough- i  an  engine  house  has  been  eiecied,  with  a  loom  for 
fare  has  increased,  in  consequenct  of  most  of  the  fen  transacting  pilhlic  business  (surmounted  by  a  turret  and 
roads  having  be.n  rendered  passable  at  all  seasons  of  the  clock)  ;  and  there  is  also  a  lock -up  having  four  vy;ir<l.s. 
year;  indeed,  ihey  are  now  as  goodasany  roads  in  the  |  The  church  (or  chnpcl)  belonging  to  the  parisli  of 
kingdom— a  fact,  not  perhaps,  so  generally  known  as  Doddington,  stands  about  a  mile  from  Maicli  bridge, 
itdeserves  lobe.  The  countiy  around  March  is  flat,  and    on   the  London   road;  it  is  dedicated  to  Saint  Wen- 


theland,  which  is  chi<  fly  appropriaied  to  agriculture, '  dreda,  and  was  erected  about  the  \L'iiv  1,34.5:  it  is  of 
yiehls  heavy  crops  of  excellent  wheat.  'i"he  chapelrv,  i  gothic  architecture,  and  consists  of  a  nave  and  two  side 
for  the  purpose  of  effecting  a  drainage  of  the  lands, "is  aisles,  with  a  stone  spire  at  the  west  end  ;  under  the 
divided  into  six  districts,  comprising  in  all  about  twenty   battkineuts,  on  botii  sides  of  the  church,  the  fliut-woi  k 

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©ambiitrgt^jbiie. 


MARCH,  &c. 


^latet*^ 


forms  various  i;rutes(ine  fiijnrcs  ;  and  beiieatli  the  bdfry  ,  between  Match  and  Cliattei is,  equidistant  from  each 
is  a  lame  open  iirch,  tliiough  which  is  a  foot-path.  ■  place;  nnd  is  the  centre  of  the  Union  for  the  iiundred 
The  Baptists,  Iiidepi  lulents^  Society  of  Kriends  and  of  Nuitli  Witchford,  tor  wliicl)  a  capacions  pooi-liouse 
Metliodists  haie  plates  of  worship — all  neat  stnictnics.  has  heen  ere>  tul.  Sir  Henry  Peyton,  jiart.  is  h)r<l  of 
(^fveral  valuable  cliariiiesare  snpporied  in  re,  by  which  the  manor  and  pation  of  the  clnirch  livine,  which  is  a 
cl)ildrenarei-dncatedandap|)rtntice(l,the  needycldthed  rectory,  and  the  richest  in  the  county.  Tlie  cliurch  is 
and  food  periodically  distiilinted.     A  house  and  lands    dedicated  to  Saint  .M.iry.     A  free  school  was  endowed 


were  beqiie.itlied  by  a  Mr.  Henry  Wade,  the  lents  of 
which  are  ai>plied  ; under  a  deciee  of  chancery,  obtain- 
ed in  1713)  in  the  f-Uowini;  manner:  £20.  a  yetrtoa 
schoolmaster,  for  the  instrnciion  of  twenty  children  of 
March  ;  the  like  sum  annually  for  appienticfship  fees; 
£5.  a  year  to  decayed  housekeepers ;  and  the  residue  in 
the  purchase  of  lieitfeis,  on  Easiei-  Monday,  for  poor 
liouscUeepers.  There  are  also  sume  unendowed  alms- 
houses for  the  parochial  poor.  The  markrt  is  liehl  on 
Friday;  and  fairs  on  the  fiist  Monday  before  Whit- 
Sundav  and  the  thin!  Tuesday  in  Octolicr.  Population 
of  ihechapeby  in  1831,  5,117,  and  in  1S41,  5,70(i. 

DouuiNGTON  parish,  rouiprises,as  before  stated,  the 
cbapelrv  and  m  oket  town  of  Maich,  the  cha|)eliy()f 
Beiiwick,  the  hamlet  ot  Wimblinijton,  and  the  village 
of  DoddirKton — the  latter  situated  on  the  main  road 


here,  upwards  of  a  ceituryago,  by  Lionel  Walden,  a 
native  of  the  [larish,  but  it  isonly  of  late  years  that  the 
fund  has  been  made  available.  The  parish  contained, 
in  18.51,  ly^'n  inhabitants;  in  1841,  8,G-18,  of  which  last 
number  about  1,000  helon'.;fd  to  the  village. 

A  sliort  distance  from  Doddington,  on  the  road  to 
Match,  and  contiguous  to  the  line  of  tl)e  Eastern 
Counties  railway,  is  the  hamlet  of  VV'imbi.ington.  A 
Mr.  Thomas  Eaton,  in  1711,  directed  a  school  to  be 
founded  here,  and  bestowed  lands  of  considerable 
value  for  that  puipo^e — but,  owing  to  vexatious  and 
prolonged  litigation  in  dianceiy,  the  intention  of  the 
henev(dent  donoj- was  (or  a  long  time  defeated;  but 
the  school  is  now  in  operation,  and  conducted  usefully 
unon  the  national  plan.  The  hamlet  numbers  about 
1,100  iidiabitants. 


POST  OFFICE,  High-street,  MAitni,  William  Fawsit  Tyler,  Poxt  Mnater. — f>etters  from  London 
and  all  paiis  of  the  i\(jktii  and  South  of  Englam>  anive  every  nioining  at  two,  and  alternoon  at  ]ralf-|)ast 
three,  an  !  a:e  dispatched  every  imrnim;  at  twenty  minutes  before  nine,  and  night  at  eleven. 

Letiers  (rom  Chatteris,  Saint  Ivf.s,  Huntingdon,  and  Cambridge  arrive  (by  mail  cait)  every  iiioin- 
iitg  at  four,  and  aie  despatched  every  night  at  twenty  minutes  past  eight. 

Letters  from  Wiseeacii  arrive  every  morning  at  eight,  and  night  at  twenty  minutes  past,  and  are  despat- 
clied  at  four  in  the  morning  and  a  quaiter  before  thiee  in  the  afteiiioon. 

POST,  DoDDiNGTON,  Receio'inq  //w/.«e  at  William  Eudall's  (caipentei), — Letters  frem  all  parts  arrive 
from  Chatteris  (by  mail  cart)  eveiy  morning  at  a  quaiter  before  four,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  half- 
])ast  eight  at  night. 

ATTORNEYS.  i  Norman  John,  Wimblinglon 

liarley,  Wise&Davybarn,  Whittle  end   Oliver  Garner  (farrier  &  castrater) , 


GENTRY    AND    CLERGV. 

Auker  Mr.  William,  Whittle  end 
Aveling  .Mrs.  Mai y.  Well  end 
Barl  y  .Mr.  Edmund,  High  st 
H.ivin  Mr.  Frmcis,  Wimliliiigton 
IJell.imv  Mr. Gorge  Wm.,  Wdl  end 
Booth  .Mr.  Wm.  Vawser,  Well  end 
Cole  Mr.  Thomas,  Bridge  st 
Edwards  Mr.  John,  Wi^beacll  road 
Fornian  Rev.  Edward,  Burrow  moor 

drove 
Golden  Mr.  Thomas,  High  st 
Gray  Mrs.  Ann,  Bridge  .st 
Gray  Mis   Kebecea,  High  st 
Hanson  Uev.  Charles  Waddiiigton, 

Doddiiigt.iii  [way  j  Britchford  Mary,  High  st 

Howonh  !lev.  Wi;liam,  High  cause-  j  Catteau  Michael,  Weil  end 
Hutchinson  Mr.  Wm.,  Wislieach  rd  I  Curtis  J<din,  Doddington 


■\rton  Richard,  High  st 

Wise  Frederick  James,  Whittle  end 

Woodward  Jidin   Harry  Jonathan, 

High  street 

AUCTIONEERS  «s  APPRAISRS. 

Bales  Charles,  liiidije  loot 
Elliott  Thomas,  Well  end; 
Peck  Daniel,  Sumps 

BAKERS    &    FLOUR  DEALERS. 

Adams  John,  High  st 
Ball  James,  Whittle  end 
Barber  Tiiomas,  Bridge  st 
Bond  VViHi;im,  Bridge  st 


Johnson  Mr.  Hardy,  High  st 
Jones  Uev.  Jolin,  Hiuh  st 
Mat  till  .Mr.  William,  Peas  hill 
Matthews  .Mrs.  Ehzalietb,  Bridge  st 
P.dlet  .Mrs.  Ann,  Wiiittle  end 
I'ryton  Rev.  .Aiueiiion,   Doddington 
Pope  .Mr.  WiUi.im,  Biid.;e.st 
Pratt  .Mr.  William,  Bridge  st 
Itead  Laiicelot,Esq. Grass inoore  Hse 
Si^soii  .Mr.  Itobert,  Doddinglon 
\'aw.ser  .Mr.  Uoheri,  Churcli  end 
Wiay  -Mis.  Eli/:abetli,  High  st 


ACADEMIES    AND    SCHOOLS. 

Not  ollierwisi-ilfscrihi'il  are  Day  Scliools. 

Uailey  Matilda,  Well  end 

lletts  .Maiy  Aim  (boarding and  dav), 

Wbittli"  I  ml 
Eaton's  I-ndowed  School,  Wim- 

blingtoii — William  Bainett  Stuait, 

iiia.ster 
Legge  Marffaret,  Biidge  st 
National  School,  High  .street — 

Wilbam    Chamheilain,    master  ; 

Martha  Hollingwoith,  mistresii 
Spac  y  George  Delmey,  Hipli  .st 
.Stokes  Thomas,  liack  of  liiidge  st 
Waluen's  Free  School,  Uod-ling-  I  Hud"-on  Robert,  Wimblington 

ton 'I'lionias   Ward,    master  ;    Intamills  Saul,  Wislieach  ro,td 

Eli/.aheth   Kiikbv,  mistress  Lenton  William,  Doddint'ton 

Wordeii  J(din  (boaiding  and  day),  |  Marriott  John,  Wisbeacli  road 

Whittle  end  jMillei  Edward,  Whitelion  lane 

as 


Klani  lulwaid,  Wisheach  road 
Elam  Godliey,  High  st 
Fitzj(diii  Robert,  Iliuh  st 
Grain  iMaitliew,  Doddinglon 
Hall  Leonaid,  High  st 
Haitley  Maiy,  High  st. 
May  David  Coward,  Churcli  end 
Peake  Martha,  High  st 
Roberts  James,  Wisheach  road 

BANKERS. 

Gurnevs'  BiiUbick,  &  Peckovcrs', 
iiiidge  street   (draw  on  Barclay, 

Bevan,  &  Co.,  London), Wm. 

Prati,  agent 

National  &  Provincial  Bank  of 
England,  Well  ( iid  (diaw  on 
Spooiier,  Attwi.ods',  &  ('o.,  Lon- 
don),— Geo.  Will.  Bellamy,  agent 

BASKET    MAKERS. 

White  William,  Maiket  place 
Wiight  Thomas,  High  st 


BLACKSMITHS. 

Barley  John,  Elm  roid 
Didison  Charles,  High  st 
Gales  Benjamin,  Clmich  end 
Hopper  .liiseph,  Biidm-  st 


Well  end 
Palmer  William,  High  st 
Reynolds  John,  Wisheach  road 
Searle  Robert,  Elm  road 
Tliom[ison  John  (farrier),  Acre 
Wilson  Garner  (farrier),  Bridge  st 

BOOKSELLERS,  STATIONERS, 
PRINTERS,    &    BINDERS. 

Gales  Joshua  (printei),  Whittle  end 
Glazier  Williiuii,  High  st 
Tyler  William  Fawsit,  High  st 
Ward  Daniel  James,  Market  place 

BOOT    AND     SHOE    MAKERS. 

Andrews  Richard  .lolin,  High  st 
Beeby  Thomas,  High  st 
Bell  Thomas,  Hit;li  st 
Bennett  Thomas,  High  st 
Benton  Geoige,  VAm  road 
Bond  John.  Hiuh  st 
Boysoii  William,  Wimbliiiglon 
Cimps  George  Cowen,  Doddington 
Camps  Richard,  Doddington 
Cam|)sTh(uiia-,  Hiuh  st 
Doncaster  Rid)ert,  Wisheach  road 
Eaines  Robert,  Whitelion  lane 
Facer  John.  Whittle  end 
Giitteridge  John,  Doddington 
Hill  Susan,  Higli  st 
Hunt.  William,  Marketplace 
.lervis  .l.ames.  High  st 
Oliver  John,  Well  end 
I'l'ppi  r  I'laiicis,  U'hittle  end 
Proctor  John,  Whittle  end 
Sagers  Edward,  Maiket  place 
Selchliel;!  William,  Doddington 
Southan  Stephen,  Dnddiiigton 
Wigstone'I'bomas,  Whittle  end 
Wilson  Healey,  Hiuhst 

BREWERS. 

Miller  Edward(.Si  midt.ster),High  St 
Phillips  Francis  Buidett,  Well  end 

BRICK    MAKERS. 

Gray  Owen,  High  st 

Phillips  Fiaiicis  Buideti,  Well  end 

Pope  John,  Church  end 

Siaile  John  (and  builder), Bridge  St 

Whittlesey  Robert,  Maiket  jilace 


©iicEtoip. 


MARCH,  &c. 


©amftntrgeisftire. 


BRtCKLAYRS  &  PLASTERERS. 

Hutchinson  Thomas  Jaint-s,  Wis- 

hfMch  load 
Phillips  &  Watson,  Higli  st 
Priest  Thompson,  Doddington 
Seaile  John,  iiridge  st 
Whittlesey  Robert,  M;wket  place 
Whittlesey  William,  Well  end 

BUTCHERS. 

Alkin  William,  Hi^h  st 
Barber  Thomas,  Bridpie  st 
Becton  Elizabetli.  High  st 
Bond  Matthew,  Whittle  end 
Brighfy  Robert,  High  st 
Chettle  Robert,  Churcli  end 
Christmas  Thoma--,  High  st 
Frank  William,  High  st 
Gee  Henry,  Elm  ruad 
Hartley  David,  Well  end 
Johnson  William,  Bridge  st 
Johnson  William.  Whittle  end 
Joues  .lame<,  High  st 
Pope  Thomas,  Doddington 
Robeits  James,  Wisbeacii  load 
Sansum  Tnmblin,  Sumps 
Smith  Thomas,  Wimblington 
Stimpson  Robert,  High  st 
Vaw>er  Michael,  Church  end 
VVadlow  John,  High  st 
Waison  Samuel,  High  st 
Wright  William,  Doddington 

CARPENTERS   ANI>   JOINERS. 

Beeioii  James,  Market  place 
Christmas  John,  Whitelion  lane 
Eudall  William,  Doddington 
Graves  Thomas,  High  st 
Havlnck  Charles,  Wisbearh  road 
Hutchinson  Leonard,  Wimblington 
Huicbiiison  Thomas  James,  Wis- 
beacii road 
Fngamills  Saul,  Wisbeach  road 
Marshall  John,  Well  end 
Redhead  Baizley,  Wimblington 
Ruff  Daniel,  Bridge  st  [High  st 

Scargell  William  (&  cabinet  maker), 
Searle  John,  Bridee  st 
Smith  Matthew,  Well  end 
YorkeJohn,  Doddington 

CHEMISTS    AND    DRUGGISTS. 

Copeland  Joseph,  High  st 
Dawbarn  Robert  &  Co.,  Biidge  st 

CHINA,  GLASS,  &c.,  DEALERS 

Hutchin.-on  Sarah,  High  st 
Simmons  Charles,  High  >t 

COACH    BUILDERS. 

fiiiling  William,  Elm  road 
Ritchie  James,  Bridae  st 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 

Smith  John  (and  timber] ,  Acre 
Tibhett  Thomas  (tnd  corn,  oil  cake, 
and  seed),  Whittle  end 

CONFECTIONERS. 
H^ll  Leonard,  Hitih  st 
Russell  Harriet,  High  st 
Winterton  Sarah,  High  st 

CONTRACTORS. 

Evans  William,  Whittle  end 
Hutchinson  'I'honias  James,  Wis- 
beach road 

CORN    MERCHANTS. 

Filzjohn  Robert,  High  st 
Smith  John,  Acre 
Tihbett  Thomas  (and  oil  cake  and 
seed).  Whittle  end 

FARMERS. 

Addison  Christopher,  Wimblington 
Aveliiig  Thomas,  High  st 
Baiker  James.  Church  end 
Blench J'din,  Doddington 
Burton  Edmund,  Doddington 
Cockett  Thomas,  Market  place 
Elliott  Thomas,  Well  end 
Fitzjohn  John,  Elm  road 


Gascoyne  Jonathan,  Doddington 
Goodman  Nathaniel,  Whitelion  lane 
Goodman  William,  Whittle  end 
Grant  Thomas,  Diiddington 
Grant  Thomas,  Wimblington 
Grounds 'I'hoinas,  Market  place 
Ingle  Edward,  Doddington 
Johti^on  Henry,  Elm  road 
Johnson  Robert,  Creek 
Jones  Johu,  Wimblington 
Lamb  Frederick,  Chuich  end 
Lamb  George,  High  st 
Laxon  Matthew,  Well  end 
Laxon  Matthew,  jun.  Well  end 
Laxon  William,  Well  end 
Mitchell  Jo&enh,  Wimblington 
OdamJolin,  Knight's  end 
Oijden  Henry,  Church  end 
Pope  John,  Church  end 
Po|>e  John  Matthews,  High  st 
Redhead  William,  Wimblington 
Richards  Henry.  Doddington 
Richards  John  Bull,  Wimblington 
Richards  Thomas,  Wimblington 
Searl  William,  Wimblington 
Sears  Richard,  Higli  st 
Sheppcison  William,  Wimhlitigton 
Sherhod  Edward,  Whittle  end 
Smith  William,  Well  end 
Vawser 'I'homas,  Church  end 
Watson  Thomas,  Wisbeach  road 
Wilson  Edward,  Doddington 
Wilson  Thomas,  Doddington 

FIREj    Sec,    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Alliance,  Hy.  Legge,  Whittle  end 
General,  S  muel  Reedzler,  High  st 
Law   (fire  and  life),   John   Harry 

Jonathan  Woodward,  High  st 
Mentor  (life),  John  Smith,  Acre 
Norwich    Union,   William  Pratt, 

Bridge  street  [foot 

Ph(enix (fire), Charles  Baies,Biidge 
Royal  Exchange,  WilliamVawser 

Booth,  Well  end 
Royal  Farmers',  Henry  Williams 

Teesdale,  Hign  street 
Standard    (life),    James    Daniel 

Ward,  Market  place 
Suffolk  and  General  Country 

Am  ic  ABLE  (fire) ,  Job  nSmith,  Acre 
Sun,    Thomas    Fitzmarsh    Elliott, 

High  street 

GLOVERS. 

Cunninglon  JohnThomas,  Biidge  st 
Graves  Robert,  High  st 
Rhodes  Samuel,  High  st 
Wilton  Thomas,  Winh  st 

GROCERS    ec   TEA    DEALERS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  also  Drapers. 
{See  also  Shopkeepers,  SfC.) 
•Beeiizler  Joseph,  High  st 
Copeland  Joseph,  High  st 
*Curtis  John,  Doddington 
*Dawbarii  Robert  &  Co.  (and  hatters 
and  salt  importers,  and  sack  mer- 
chants), Bridge  st 
♦Foster  &  Aldied,  High  st 
*Hustwait  John,  Doddington 
•Watkinson  Edwd. (draper), High  st 
♦Waikinsou  Thomas,  Wimblington 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Cunnington  John  Thomas,Bridgest 
Graves  Robert,  High  st 
Rliodes  Samuel,  High  st 
Wilton  Thomas,  High  st 

INNS— COMMERCIAL. 

{See  also  Taverns  Sf  Public  Houses.) 
Griffin  (and  inland  revenue  office), 

Ambrose  Grounds,  High  st 
White  HartjJohu  Walters,Bridgest 


IRONMONGERS,    BRAZIERS, 
AND    TINMEN. 

Bates  Charles,  Bridge  foot 
Beedzler  Samuel  (and  leather  cut- 
ter), High  st 

LIME    BURNERS. 
Searle  John,  Bridge  st 
Tibbett  Th.imas,  Whittle  end 

MILLERS. 

Adams  John,  High  st 
Billet  John,  Sumps 
Blades  Abraham,  Whitelion  lane 
Judd  William,  Doddington 
Russell  Daniel,  Wimbleion 
Smith  John  (steam  mills).  Acre 
Southwell  Mattliew,  Wi.-beachioad 
Thorburn  Thomas,  Doddington 

MILLINERS  6c  DRESS  MAKRS. 

Childs  &  Gascoyne  f&  Berlin  wool 

repository).  Whittle  end 
Cole  Rebecca,  High  st 
Mully  Sarah,  Elm  road 
Ouden  Mary,  High  st 
White  Lucy,  Market  place 
Wilkersoii  Maria,  High  st 
Wilson  Mary  &  Sarah,  High  st 

MILLWRIGHTS. 

Ruff  Daniel,  Bridge  st 
Smith  Matthew,  Well  end 

PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS,   AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Graver  Robert,  jun.  Whittle  end 
Gray  Ovven,  High  st 
Hurry  Joiii),  Doddington 
Smith  William,  Higli  st 
Woodstock  James,  Bridge  st 
ROPE    AND  TWINE    MAKERS. 
Cockett  Thomas,  Market  place 
Mulley  Samuel,  High  st 

SADDLERS. 

Amos  Joel,  High  st 

Amos  Lewis,  Biidge  st 

Band  James,  High  st 

Coy  Merchant,  High  st 

Ekins  William.  Doddington 

Mawby  Johu  Dennis,  Doddington 

SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERS IN 
GROCERIES    et    SUNDRIES. 

Ball  James,  Whittle  end 
Burrows  John,  Hiah  st 
Elain  Edward,  Wisbeach  road 
Freear  Thomas,  High  st 
Goodson  Alice,  Whittle  end 
Goodson  Thomas,  High  st 
Hartley  Mary,  High  st 
Hutchinson  Sarah,  High  st 
Marshall  John,  Well  end 
May  David  Coward,  Church  end 
Partridge  Ann,  High  st 
Roberts  James,  Wisbeach  road 
Roberts  Thomas,  High  st 
Robinson  Sarah,  Elm  road 
Ilunacus  William,  Well  end 
Russell  Thom;ts,  Wimblington 
Simmons  Charles,  High  st 
Slack  Catherine,  High  st 
Stafford  William,  Doddington 
Thompson  John,  High  st 
Williamson  Andrew,  High  st 

STONE    MASONS. 

Hutchinson  Thomas  James,  Wis- 
beach road 
Searle  Johu,  Bridge  .st 
Trueinan  John,  Maiket  place 

STRAW^    BONNET    MAKERS. 
Facer  Susan,  Whittle  end 
Giddiugs  Elizabeth,  Elm  road 
Southwell  Keziab,  High  st 

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^latci'jj 


SURGEONS. 

CaUerHenrv,  Hit;h  st 
CiillfdRe  John,  Hieli  st 
O'Connor  Thomas,  Bridge  foot 
Wrav  William.  High  8t 
Wright  Henry,  High  st 

SURVEYORS. 
Chnnibcrlain  Win.  [land),  Hieli  st 
Klllott  Thomas  (r.. ad),  Well  end 
Ground-*  Henrv  (land),  Whittle  end 
Massey  Eredtriek  (land),  Mill  yaid 
TAILORS. 
Marked  thus  •  arc  also  Draper*. 
Abbott Thomi-s,  High  st 
Abbott  Thomas,  juii.  Whittle  end 
Amos  John,  Briilte  st 
BnrrowsJaraes,  Wisbeach  road 
•Burrow.s  Loader,  High  st 
Burrows  Robert,  Highst 
Canham  Jaiiu-s,  vvhitelioii  lane 
Freear  Thomas,  High  st 
Hardv  John,  Hinh  >t 
Kiiiir 'William,  High  »t 
Knowles  Richard,  Well  end 
Pauley  Joseph,  Doddingtou 
Robinson  Stephen,  High  st 
Scars  Thomas,  Doddington 
•.Stnith  John,  Hiijh  >t 
Wehb  James,  Doddineton 
Williamson  Andrew,  Hieh  st 
•Yariow  John  Bennett,  High  st 
Yarrow  William,  Bridge  st 
TAVERNS  at  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 
Acre  Inn,Kol)ert  Glasscock.  Acre 
Aiictior,  William  Fields   Well  enJ 
Anchor,  Thomas  Selchell,  Wimblington 
Bell,  l.\dia  Carter,  Wiml)lini;ton 
Black  Swan,  Thos.  Koberts,  Wliiltle  end 
Boot  &  Shoe,  Matthew  Bond,  Whittle  end 
Bushel,  William  Best,  Sumps 
•Carpenters'  Arras,  Daniel  Peck,  S>jmps 
Chequers,  William  Khinies,  Bridge  st 
Cock,  Rebecca  Ber.kerton,  High  st 
Crown,  John  lloe.  Well  end 
George,  Thomas  Gee,  High  st 
George,  Henry  I'arker,  l>oddington 
Green  Man,  ThomasCheslerman,  High  st 
Plough, Tombliri  Sansum,  Sumps 
Red  Hart,  Ann  Rhodes,  High  st 
Red  I.ion,  Henry  Custance,  High  st 
Seven  Stars,  Benjn.   Kirkby,  Church  end 
Shoulder  of  Mutton, Ti  os.Wilsou.High  st 
Three  Fishes. Ksther  Snelline.Whiltleend 
Three  Tuns,  Thomas  Pope,  Doddington 
"Wheel,  Wi'liam  Clemenls.  Bridge  st 
White  Horse.  Wm.  Johnson,  Whittle  end 
While  Lion, Thomas  Christmas,  High  st 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Birley  Joliii.  Elm  ro.id 
Barlow  William,  Whittle  end 
Beo'iett  Thomas,  Highst 
Blades  Abraham,  Whitelion  lane 
Brown  William,  Doddington 
Burton  Thomas,  Winbi-ach  road 
Christmas  John,  Whitelion  lane 
i)obson  Abraham,  High  st 
Elderkin  James,  Whittle  end 
•  iarner  Henry.  I'oldington 
Gay  (Jroige,  Sumps 
Gee  Henry,  F^lm  road 
Goodman  William,  Well  end 
Hartley  David,  Well  end 
Hill  Susan,  High  st 
Jone«  James,  High  st 
Kimiiton  William,  Doddinston 
Mirriott  John,  Wisbeach  road 
Miller  Thomas,  Doddington 


Nightingale  John,  Doddington 
Ogdeu  Ambrose,  Church  end 
Oliver  William,  Wisbeach  road 
Phillips  Charles,  High  st 
Preston  John.  Elm  road 
Read  Robert,  Well  end 
Redding  George.  Doddington 
Redhead  Baizley,  Wimblinglon 
Redhead  Thomas,  Wimblington 
Rhimes  WiUiam,  Wisbeach  road 
Riseley  Samuel,  Doddington 
Saunders  Jonathan,  High  st 
Silk  H  illiam.  Whittle  end 
Stinipson  Francis.  High  st 
Whisler  William,  Whittle  end 
Whittlesey  Robert,  Market  place 
Wright  William,  Doddington 
VVright  William,  High  st 
Youles  John,  High  st 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS 
Dobson  John,  High  st 
Fuller  Finnan,  High  st 
Hutchinson  William,  Church  end 

WATCH    «c    CLOCK    MAKERS. 
Heitzman  Matthew,  High  st 
Smith  William,  High  st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 
Broadway  James,  Wisbeach  road 
Christinas  John,  Whitelion  lane 
Girlitig  William,  Elm  road 
Giommett  ."Robert,  Doddington 
Hutchinson  Leonard,  Wimblington 
ingamills  Saul,  Wisbeach  road 
Oliver  William,  Wisbeach  road 
Redhead  Baizley,  Wimblington 
Ritchie  Jan)es,  Bridge  si 
Searle  Robert,  Kim  road 
Simmons  John, Sumps 
Squire  William,  Highst 
Walker  Ge(prge,  Oiuich  end 
WINE  &  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

Miller  Edward,  High  st 

Teesdal','  Henry  Williams,  High  st 

Miscellaneous . 

Beehy  Tliomafs, clothier.  High  st 
Chamberlain  Wm.  parish  clerk.  High  st 
Chenery  &  li;imy,ironfoundrs,Wishe.ach  rd 
Downing  Wm. tobacco-pipe  ranker, Highst 
Gas  Works,  Hish  st— John  Smith, secty. 
Glasscock  Richard,  whitesmith  and  brass 

founder,  Acre 
Human  Jonah, civil  engineer.  High  st 
Johnson    Francis    Burdett,    brazier   and 
tinman,  High  st  [Highst 

Jones   James,    gardener  and    seedsman, 
Lambert  Ann,  fishmonger,  Bridge  foot 
Lavender  John,  clothes  dealer.  Market  pi 
Mechanics'  Institution,  Bridge- st — 

Charles  Biomley  B.ites.  secretary 
Murfet  Robert,  boat  builder,  Whittle  end 
Neal  Thomas,  currier  and  leather  seller, 

High  street 
Pratt  William,  one  of  the  coi  oners  for  the 
Isle  of   Ely,  and    receiver  of  the  £au 
Brink  drain:ige  tax.  Bridge  st 
Scargell  'I'lios.  tallow  chandler.  High  st 
Shaw    William,    inland   revenue  ofiicer, 

Wisbeach  road 
Slack  Peter,  gunsmith.  High  st 
Smith  John,  high   baililf  (or  the  Caunty 

Court,  High  street 
Sprouljiihii  Smith,  superintendent  to  the 

Eastern  Counties  Station,  Elm  road 
Stamp  Oi'Pict:.  Market    place— James 

Daniel  Ward,  distributer 
Tale  Johu.fellmongrr,  Whittle  end 
'I'owler  Wm.  brazier  &  tinman,  Well  end 
!  Wright  William,  cooper,  High  tt 


PLACES    OP    WTORSHIP, 

AND   THEIR    MINISTERS. 

Saint  Wrndreda's  CncRCH,  March- 
Rev.  Algernon  Peyton,  rector;  Rer, 
William  Howarth,  curate. 

Saint  Mary's  Church,  Doddington  - 
Rev.  Algernon  Peyton,  rector;  Rev. 
Charles  Waddington  Hanson,  ci/ra/e. 

BAPTIST  C'HAPEt,  High  street— Joba 
Jones,  minister. 

Calvinist  Chapel,  High  street— iVo 
repular  minister. 

Calvinist  Chapel,  Burrowmoor  dror* 
—  Edward  Korman,  nitiiisfer. 
(Ministers  va?Hous.) 

Friends'  Meetino  Hodse,  High  st. 

Independbnt  Chapel,  Elm  road. 

PuiMiTivE  Methodist  CHAPEi,,High  it 

\\eslkyan  Methodist  CnAP«LS,HiKh 
street;  Doddington, &  at  Wimblingtoa. 


POOR    LAW^    UNION. 

Workhouse,  Unddington. 
Governor—  Isaac  Kirkby. 
^/«/ron  — Mary  Kirkby. 
Schoolmaster — Henry  Masters. 
Sihoiilmistress—  Lucy   Hutchinson. 
Clerk    to    the    Board    of  Giiay-dians — 

Thomas  Tusting. 
Relieving  Officer — Joseph  Geo.  Hurdmao. 


COUNTY    COURT. 
Held  monthly  in  the  Guildhall. 
Judge—  J  aines  Dick  Barnaby,  Esq. 
r/e;fc  — Frederick  James  Wise. 
High  Bailiff-Jolm  Smith. 

REGISTRARS, 

OF    BIRTHS,    DEATHS  9c  MARRIAGES. 

Thomas  Tusting.superintendent  registrar 

for  the  Union,  Nene  quay. 
Joseph  Copeland.  registrar  of  births  and 

deaths  for  the  March  distHct,  High  sf 
Joseph    George    Hurdraan,    registrar   of 

births  and  deaths   for  the  Doddington 

Union,  Doddington. 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAIL'WAY, 

ON   THE  EASTERN  COUNTIES  LINE. 

Statinns.F,\m  road,  one  mile  from  March, 
and  near  Wimblington  village,  two 
miles  from  March — John  Smith  Sproul 
tnperintetident  at  the  March  slatiou ; 
Thomas  Lawrance,  superintendent  of 
the  Wimblington  station. 

Coaches  or  Omniljiises,  from  the  Griffin 
Hotel  to  the  stations,  await  the  arrival 
and  attend  the  departure  of  the  trains. 

CARRIERS. 

To    LONDON,    and    various    parti    of 

England,  the  Eastern  Counties  Rail- 

way  Company,  from  their  station,  Elm 

road,  daily 

To  CHATTERIS   and    SAINT  IVES, 

I      l(  ichard  Earl,  Ironi  the  George,  Tuesday 

I      and  Saturdav 

1  To    I'ETEU  BOROUGH  and  COATES, 

I      Charlotte  Meadows, from  the  Red  Lion, 

I       Friday 

I  To  WHITTLESEY,  John  Roberts,  from 
the  White  Hart,  &  Charlotte  Meadows, 

:      from  the  Red  Lion,  Friday 

:To  wisbeach,  Richard  Earl,  from  the 

1  George,  Tuesday  and  Friday.  &  William 
Oipson,  from  his  house, Tuesday  &  Sat. 

CONVEYANCE  BY  WATER. 

I  ToCAMURIDGE,ELY  &  WISBEACH, 
I  liiiats  from  the  Quay,  according  as 
I      freight  offers. 


N 


NEWMARKET  AND  NEIGIIBOUIIIIOOD. 


_  ^F.WMAIlKKTi":*  jileasant  wtll-huilt  maiket  town, 
coTnpiisinn  the  palish  of  .Sni lit  .Mary,  in  the  huiidred 
of  l.rickford,  county  of  .Suffolk,  and  tlic  pirisli  ()f  All 
Saint',  hundred  of  Chfveley,  county  of  Catnhridge;  .ig 
miles  s.N.E.  from  London, 'l.'iR.  by  N.  from  Cambridge, 
niid  the  like  distance  s  K.  Iiom  Kly ;  siinated  i.iithe 
Newinaiket  and  Chcsterford  brancli  of  the  Kastetn 
Counties  railway:  the  station  of  the  company  here 
is  MpHciou.s,  convenient  and  handsome.  In  former 
times  this  town  was  depeiidcut  upon  KxniiiK,  once  a 

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place  of  importance — having  a  royal  residence  and  an 
established  market;  the  latter  advantage,  tiadition  as- 
."erts,  was  removi-d  from  Kxning,  in  1227,  in  rouse- 
f|netice  of  the  prevalence  <if  a  local  contagious  disease 
— and  hence  the  deriviition  of  the  name  '  New  Market.' 
A  building,  called  'the  Kim^'-s  House,'  was  originally 
erected  heie  by  James  I,  foi-  the  purpose  of  enjoying 
the  divtTMon  of  huiitiug;  and  the  subsequent  reputa- 
tion of  ihe  town  for  iiorse  racing  i.s  said  to  liave  arisen 
fiom   the  spirit  and  speed  of  some  Spanish  liorses. 


Il^trciton) 


NEWMARKET. 


©amDtilngcghire* 


year,  and  their  supply  is  beneficial  both  to  the  market 
ami  to  the  farmers  in  theneigiibnurhood.  The  accom- 
modations at  the  iiiiis,  of  vvliich  there  are  five  of  a 
superior  grade,  are  proverbially  excellent.  In  the  centre 
of  the  town  is  an  elegant  and  extensive  building  called 
'the  Rooms,'  the  properly  of  the  Jockey  Club,  and  to 
which  none  hut  subscribers  can  obtain  admission;  the 
interior  is  fitted  up  with  every  convenience:  here  the 
members  meet  for  the  transaction  of  business  connec- 
ted with  the  turf,  and  where  dinners  are  occasionally 
|)rovided,  for  which  there  is  every  accommodation. 
The  area  in  front  of  the  edifice  may  be  appositely 
termed  the  '  sporting  exchange,''  for  it  is  on  this  spot 

pre'erveJ  the  Uing  trom  ttie  catastrophe  piemeaitaten   that  the  betters  assemble  to  'confer  notes  together,'  to 

by  the  •  llye  House' conspirators.    The  palace  erected   settletheiraccounts,and  tospeculateonfuture'event.s.' 

The  Duke  of  Rutland  is  lord  of  the  manor,  and  holds 
by  his  steward  courts  occasionally:  the  magistrates  (in 
vihora  the  government  of  the  town  is  vested)  assemble 
here  every  Tuesday  in  petty  session;  and  a  county 
court  is  held  monthly,  for  the  recovery  of  debts  to  any 
amount  not  exceeding  £20. — Newmarket  being  in- 
cluded in  the  thirty-sixth  circuit  of  towns  under  the 
act  passed  in  1846,  for  that  purpose. 

The  churches  of  All  Saints  and  Saint  Mary  are  both 
handsome  structures— tlie  latter  especially  so,  and  is 
n(.ticed  for  its  beautiful  tower  and  spire,  which  attracts 
observation  for  a  considerable  di^tance  around.  The 
living  of  All  Saints  is  a  perpetual  curacy  in  the  patron- 
age of  the  Bishop  of  Norwich;  the  Rev.  John  Taylor 
is  the  present  incumbent.  Saint  Mary's  benefice  is  a 
discharged  rectory  in  the  gift  of  the  Duke  of  Rutland; 
the  Rev.  Fiaiuis  Sands  Bradshaw,  is  the  present  rec- 
tor. The  Independents  and  Wesleyan  Methodists  have 
each  a  place  of  worship;  and  there  aie  two  public 
schools— one  possessing  an  endowment,  the  other  con- 
ducted upon  the  national  plan.  The  market  days  are 
Tuesday  and  Saturday— the  former  for  corn  and  vege- 
tables, the  latter  for  articles  of  general  consumption. 
Fairs,  Tuesday  in  Whitsun  week  and  November  8th— 
the  latter  a  very  extensive  one  for  cattle,  horses,  hops, 
corn,  butter,  cheese,  &c.  In  1831  the  parish  of  All 
Saints  contained  y\i  inhabitants,  and  that  of  Saint 
Mary,  2,134;  in  1841  the  population  of  the  former 
parish  was  813,  and  tlie  latter  2,143. 
POST  OFFICE;  High-street,  William  Le  Pla,  Post  Master. 
Arrival  of  the  Mails-— From  London  and  places  East  and  South  every  morning  at  three  and 

afternoon  at  a  quarter  past  two.— From  Norwich,  &c.  every  morning  at  a  quarter  past  three. 

From  Cambridge,  Lynn,  Huntingdon,  Mildenhall,  Brandon  and  Stoke   (by  mail  cart),  every 

eveningat  three.— From  BURWELL,  Wickambrook,  Calton  and  Ledgate  (by  mail  cart),  every  evening 

at  a  quarter  past  seven. 

Despatches.— To  London  and  places  East  and  South  every  morning  at  a  quarter  before  ten,  and 

night  at  eleven. 

To  Cambridge,  Lynn,  Huntingdon,  Mildknhall,  Brandon,  Stoke,  Burwell,  Wickambrook, 

Calton  and  Ledgate,  every  morning  at  seven.— To  Norwich  and  Yarmouth,  every  night  at  ten  minutea 

past  nine. 


which,  having  liecn  wrecked  with  the  vessels  of  tiie 
Armada,  reached  the  shore  of  Galloway  and  were 
brought  hither.  Its  celebrity  vastly  increased  in  the 
reign  of  Charles  11 — the  great  patron  of  the  turf,  who 
rc^Duilt  the'  Kind's  House,'  which  had  been  suffered  to 
fall  into  decay  during  the  troublous  period  of  the  civil 
war — and  frequently  honoured  the  races  with  his  pre- 
sence. Upon  one  occasion,  in  1683,  when  a  gieat 
portiiin  of  the  town  was  destroyed  by  fire,  Charles  11, 
his  consort  and  the  Duke  of  York  we're  in  Newmarket, 
for  the  enjoyment  of  the  races :  the  conflagration 
caused  the  royal  p^rty  to  return  to  London  eight  days 
sooner  than  they  had  intended,  and  this  circumstance 
jre'erveJ  the  king  from  the  catastrophe  piemeditated 
jy  the  '  Rye  House'  conspirators.  The  palace  erected 
by  King  James  has  been  sold,  Hud  converted  into  shops; 
tlie  one  added  to  the  original  structuie  by  Charles  is 
«till  standing,  and  was  occupied  by  the  Inte  Duke  of 
York  during  the  meetings ;  belonging  to  it  are  exten- 
sive stables.  At  the  close  of  the  civil  war  Charles  I 
was  removed  from  the  house  of  Lady  Cutts,  of  Childer- 
ley.  to  this  town,  on  the  9th  of  June,  1647,  and  re- 
mained here  about  ten  days. 

The  annals  of  'the  Tuif  have  long  celebrated  the 
Newmarket  race-course — the  finest,  perhaps,  in  Britain: 
it  is  formed  on  an  extensive  heath  contiguous  to  the 
town,  on  the  London  side.  The  training  ground  is 
more  than  a  mile  and  a  half  long, on  a  gentle  acclivity, 
well  adapted  to  keep  the  horses  in  wind.  There  are 
fleven  mei'tings  in  the  year-,  but  those  held  in  Easter 
week  and  in  October  are  the  most  attractive  and  im- 
portant. At  these  ptiinds  the  liveliness  of  the  town 
exceeds  the  expectation  of  the  stranger :  bustle  and  ac- 
tivity pervade  the  inns  and  taverns,  wliere  every  bed  is 
previously  eitgaged;  while  the  numerous  amateurs  and 
jockeys,  who  congregate  here  from  all  parts  ot  the  em- 
pire, with  their  '  high  mettled  racers,'  give  a  peculiar 
feature  to  the  scene.  Whatever  trade  and  prosperity 
Newmarket  has  acquired  aie  the  results  of  its  sporting 
celebiity,  and  m^y  be  coirsidered  dependent  on  aflFnirs 
connected  with  the  turf.  A  particular  source  of  profit, 
to  numerous  individuals,  is  the  training  of  horses  for 
the  course— it  is  estimated  that  not  less  than  four  hun- 
dred horses  ate  in  the  town  the  greater  part  of  the 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY   AND 
CLERGY. 

Afflick  Rev.  James  Danby,  Dalham 

Rectory  [Hall 

Afflick   Sir  Robert,    Bart.  Dalham 
Allix  Mrs.  — ,  Swaffham  House 
Aitson  the  Honourable  Col.  George, 

High  street 
BayleyMr.Richard,  Kingston  House 
Bennet  Rev.  Christopher,  Ousdeu 

Rectory  [toiy 

Bennet  Rev.  James,  Cheveley  Rec- 
Benyon — ,P^sq.Stretchworth  House 
Birch  Rev.  Thomas,Gazeley  Rectory 
Boyce  Mr.  Richard  Dixon,  Shagbag 
Bradshaw  Rev.  Fras.  Sands,  High  si 
Bulkly  Capt.  George,  Warren  House 
Cornwell  Willi.an,  Esq.  Ktntford 
Croft  Rev.  Percy,  Exning 
Croft  R.  Maimers,  Esq.  Exning 
Dobeder  John,  Esq.  (magistrate), 

Exning 
Exeter  the  Most  Noble  the  Marquess 

of,  Mill  Hill 
Frewen  Moreton  John  Edward,Esq. 

(niiigistrate),  Terrace 
Godfrey  Rev.  William,  High  street, 

and  Kennett  Hall 
Goodisson  Mrs.  Haunah,  High  st 


Grosvenor  General  Field  Marshal; 

Upper  Hare  Park 
Hailstone  Rev.  John,  Bottisham 
Hales  Thomas,  Esq.  Herringswell 
Hall  John,  Esq.  Weston  Colville 
Hammond  Chas.  Eaton.Esq.  High  st 
Hammond  John,  Esq.  Ashley  Hall 
Hammond  Mrs. — ,  High  st 
Hill  Rev.  Nicholas  Isaac,  Snailwell 
Holcolm  Rev.    George    Frederick, 

Brinkley 
Ireland  J.  H.  Esq.  Ousden  Hall 
Jenyns  George,  Esq.  Bottisham 
King  William,  Esq.  Brinkley  Hall 
Moody  Mr.  Thomas,  Mill  Hill 
Mure  George,  Esq.  Herringswell 
Pavis  Mrs.  Eliza,  High  st 
Peel  Colonel  Jonathan,  High  st 
Pigott  Wm.  Esq.  Dallingham  Hall 
Piper  Mr.  Stephen,  Newtown 
Rutland  His  Grace  the  Duke  of, 

High  st, and  Cheveley  Park 
Simpson  Rev.  John  P.  Mill  Hill 
Smith  Rev.  Edward,  Ashley 
Tnylor  Rev.  John,  Heath  Cottage 
Thorp  Jos.  Esq.  Chippenham  Park 
Thorpe  the  Misses  Maty  Ann  &  Ca- 
therine, High  street 
Waddington  John  H,  Esn.Caveoham 


Walker  Rev.  Joseph,  Stretchworth 
Watson  Sir  Charles  Wager,  Bart. 
Wratting  Park  [ing 

Watson  Rev.  John  Hewlett,  Wratt- 
Weatherby  Charles,  Esq.  High  st 
Weatherby  M  r.  J  ames.H  eathCotf  age 
Welsman  Mr.  William,  Kentford 
Wilder  Rev.William,  Calton  Rectory 
Wricht  Mr.  George,  Mill  Hill 
ACADEMIES    AND    SCHOOLS. 

Clark    Mary    Ann     (preparatory). 

High  street 
Culmcr  George,  Mill  hill 
Culmer  Sarah  Peachey,  Mill  hill 
Henderson  Eliza  (boarding  &  day). 

Heath  House 
National  School  (bovs),  near  St. 

Mary's    Church  — John     Clarke 

Rowlatt,  master 
Prince  Nancy,  Mill  hill 
School  of  Industry,  Church  lane 

— Clara  Staples,  mistress 
Swindell  John  (boarding  and  day). 

Mill  hill 

ATTORNEYS. 
Isaacson,   Gillson  &    Button   (and 
clerks  to  the  magistrates),  Highst 
Kitchener  William  Cripps,  High  st 

PhUlips  Chas.  (&coroner),Albionsi 

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Slatei'jj 


Auctioneers. 

Andrews  &  Cliapmau   (and  estate 

ERents),  High  >t 
Feist  KbfiieztT,  High  st 
Hull  Fleetwood,  Hish  st 
Stamford  Simeon,  High  st 
BAKEBS   6c  FLOUR   DEALERS. 
Allen  Robert,  Mill  hill 
Alien  William,  High  st 
Andrews  John,  Paradise  row 
Aiidrew>  Thos.&  John, Market  place 
Claris  Joseph,  Newtowa 
Claxton  Aletliea,  Higlist 
Crosier  J'iseph,  Hiuh  st 
Daffen  William,  Newtown 
Pond  Henry,  Mill  hill 
Stephenson  Charles,  Higii  st 

BANKERS. 

Eaion,  Hammond  &  Co.  High  st, 
(draw  on  Cocks,  Biddulph  &  Co. 
London) 

Foster  Ebenezer,  Charles  Finch  & 
George  Ebenezer,  High  st,  (draw 
on  Pie-cott,  Grote  &  Co. London) 

Savings'  Bank,  Kingston  House — 
Richard  liayley,  actuary 

BASKET    MAKERS. 

Cole  Roliert,  Market  place 
Cole  Williau),  Maiket  lane 
Jarvis  Robert,  Market  lane 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Barrow  William  &  Richard,  Highst 
Ktrry  Geoige,  High  st 
King  Luke.  Market  place 
Newman  Thoma»,  Newtown 
Stevens  Henry  Rowe,  Kingston  pi 

BOOKSELLERS,    STATIONERS 
AND    PRINTERS. 

Rogers  &  Clark   (and  stamp  distri- 
buters). High  st 
Simpson  Alien   (and  circulating  li- 
brary), High  st 
SOOT    AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 
Craske  Edward,  Albion  st 
Harris  ."^amuel,  Kingston  place 
Howlett  Samuel,  Mill  hill 
Pettit  Thomas,  WelliiiKton  st 
Piig?  Thomas,  Albert  st 
Purkis  James,  Sun  st 
Rayner  Roheit,  Maiket  place 
Bumble  Saml.  (dfaler),Marketlane 

BREWERS. 

Moody  T»rell,  High  st 
Phillips  Chillies,  Wellington  st 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Bowlle  Williani,  Higli  st 
Clark  John,  Hillhouse 
Coe  David,  Hi«li  st 
Kitchen  William,  Market  lane 

BUTCHERS. 

Bocock  David,  Market  place 
CuHiiiKton  Tlioinas,  IVlarket  lane 
Gent  Samuel,  WVHint'ton  st 
Goodcliild  Williani,  High  st 
Holmes  John,  Murkfi  placi- 
Retd  Thomas,  Maiktt  place 
Wiseman  Norman,  Market  place 

CABINET     MAKERS    AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Chapman  Cliarles  Ikll,  Hiyh  st 
Hull  Fleetwood,  Hiitli  ^t 
Ne*niaii  William,  Hinh  st 

CARPENTERS  AND    JOINERS. 

Fro^t  Charles,  Mill  hill 
Ru»e  John,  Kingston  place 
Westley  Samiiil,  Biidiie  st 
CHEMISTS    AND   DRuaOIBTS. 

DuniiiiiL;  Tliomas  (and  oil  and  co- 

lourman),  Hi^h  st 
Rogers  Sarah,  High  st 

SO 


COACH    BUILDERS. 

Hnnnybun  Thomas,  High  st 
Newman  Thomas,  Black  Bear  lane 
COAL    it    CORN     MERCHANTS. 
Bryant  William  &  Soii<,  Hiuh  st 
SlierwinThos. (corn), Wellington  st 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Coe  David.  High  st 
Deri>ley  .Arabella,  High  st 
Porter  William,  ^laiket  pl^e 

Coopers. 
Franks  Alfred,  Shasbag 
Jarvis  Robert,  Market  lane 

FARMERS. 

Bryant  William  &  Soii^,  High  st 
Phillips  Charles,  Wellington  st 
Ratliff  William,  Highst 
Sabin  Thomas,  Hiuh  .--t 
FIREj    Sic.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 
Alfred,  Isaacson,  Gillson  &  But- 
ton, High  st 
Atlas,  Solomon  Payne,  Hif;h  st 
Church  of  Fngland,  Geoige  Col- 
well  Oke,  High  st 
Clehical,  Medical  and  General 
(life),  John  Francis  Clark,  F'air- 
stead  House  [Hi^h  st 

Coi;NTY(hail>torm),Roeers&Clark, 
EguiTY  AND    Law   (life),  Charles 

Phillips,  Alb  oil  st 
General  and  Hailstorm,  William 

Newman,  High  st 
IiMPERi'VL,  Ebenezer  Feist,  High  st 
Liverpool,  Allen  Simpson,  High  st 
Norwich  Un ion, William  New  man, 
and    George    Campion   Postaiis, 
High  street  [st 

PH(ENIx  (lire), Rogers  &  Clark,  High 
Royal  Farmers'  (fire,  life  &  hail- 
storm), Charles  Bell   Chapman, 
High  street 
Suffolk    (fire),    Richard    Bayley, 
Kingston  House 

GROCERS    et   TEA    DEALERS. 

{See  also  Shopkeepers,  ^v.) 
Bocock  Robert,  Wellington  st 
Hilton  .Marv,  Mil!  hill 
Hurley  William,  High  st 
Porter  Eleanor,  High  st 
Posians  George  Campion,  High  st 
Webster  &  Bayley,  High  st 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Moody  Thomas,  Maiket  place 
Stebbing  Charles,  High  st 
Symonds  Thomas,  Alarket  place 
inns  and  hotels— 
coivimercial,  &c. 
{See  also  Taverns  i^  I'ublic  Houses ) 
Bull,  Thomas  Smith,  High  st 
Gieyhoiind,  William  Jarvis,  Highst 
Rutland  Arms  (&  family  &  posting), 

Thomas  Sabin,  High  st 
Stai,  John  Siull,  High  st 
White  Hart  (and  posiing),  Cliarles 

Bottom,  Hi^h  st 

IRONMONGERS    &  BRAZIERS. 

Adlard  Charles,  Wellington  st 
Bohy  Kobert(&white.Miiiih),High  st 
Brown  &  Cobley,  Market  place 

LINEN     DRAPERS. 

Andrews  Henry,  Hifih  st 

Parker  (ieor^e  Hem  y.  Market  place 

Pa-k  Thomas,  Hit'li  st 

Pratt  James,  High  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Bryant  William  ft  Sons,  High  st 
Moody  Tm-cII,  HiKh  st 
Phillips  Charles,  Wellington  st 
Piper  Stephen,  Newtown 


MILLINERS  Bt  DRESS  MAKR9. 

Deresley  Arabella,  High  st 
Jennings  Susan,  High  st 
Sadler  Charlotte,  Highst 
Wiles  Ellen,  High  st 
PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Clark  Thomas,  Hiah  st 

Kent  Samuel,  High  st 

Payne  Solomon,  High  st 

Peck  Geoige  Frederick,  Highst 

SADDLERS. 

Boyce  Charles,  High  st 
Holland  Horatio,  High  st 
Pettit  Si  Argent,  Maiket  place 

SHOPKEEPERS  &DEALERS  Iff 
GROCERIES    6t    SUNDRIES. 

Ariiell  Willi^nl,  Newtown 
Barnard  Sojihia,  Exning  road 
Bayley  John,  Newtown 
Blewitt  John,  Alhert  st 
Biowning  .lohn,  Mill  hill 
Chaiuiian  Elizalieth,  Market  lane 
Gentle  Win.  (tea denier),  Newtown 
Mendham  Thomas,  Mill  hiil 
Porter  Williani,  Market  place 
Sherwiii  Thomas,  High  st 

STONE    ee    MARBLE    MASONS. 

Arher  Philip,  High  st 
Parkinson  Robert,  High  st 

STRAW^    BONNET    MAKERS. 
Balls  Elizabeth,  Albert  st 
Jennioes  Susan,  High  st 
Pui  kis  Lucy,  Black  Bear  lane 
Smart  Lucy,  Maiket  place 
Utton  Susan,  Albion  st 

SURGEONS. 
Fairclnth  Richard,  High  st 
Fy-on  Robert,  High  st 
Page  Frederick,  High  st 
Feck  F'floyd  iMentoi,  High  st 

TAILORS. 

Avis  William,  Market  place 
Bradfer  James,  Market  place 
Clark  Mrs.  Martin  (& hal)erdasher). 

High  street 
Folkes  Joseph,  Albion  st 
Hassell  Joseph,  High  st 
Leach  Richard,  M'ellington  st 
Le  Pla  Samuel,  Maiket  lane 
Swann  Robert,  Mill  hill 
Taylor  Henry,  Market  place 
Wicks  James,  High  st 
TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 
Ulack  Bear,  Samuel  James,  HiRh  st 
Black  Hiiise,  \Villi:ini  Barrel!,  High  >t 
Crown,  Frederick  Linrh  Bloss,  High  at 
Dolpliin,  James  Tomlin,  Mai  ket  lane 
Five  Bells,  Robl.  IMoody  Ha.ssnlI,Mill  hill 
Golden  Lion,  Ualpli  Westley,  High  st 
Grosvenor  Arms,  William  Foreman,Gr«l' 

venor  place 
Half  IMonn,  Frances  Day,  High  st 
Horse  &  Groom,  George  Flatman, Highst 
Horse  Shoe,  Benj.  Chas.l'laiiner.AIhertst 
I. ami),  Stephen  Sutton,  Market  lane 
Marquess  of  Granby, Leonard  l{use,New. 

town  [Exning  road 

Queen  Victoria,  James   Francis  Ueeka, 
llailway  Tavern,  John  Lovirk,  Newtown 
.Sir  John  Barleycorn,  John  Hills,Albion  &t 
Sun,  Thomas  Bateman,  Sun  st 
Three   Ttins,  James  Clark,  Market  plaen 
Two  Ohl    Brewers,  Oliver  Hilcbrn,  AI- 

bion  street 
Wagon  &  Hurses,  John  Martin,  High  st 
Wellington,  Robert  Jacob,  Wellington  st 
W'healsheaf.  Samuel  Pearson,  Regent  at 
Whi'e  I. ion,  Philip  Arber,  High  si 
W.jolpack, Robert  Parkinson.Muiket  lane 
TRAINERS  OF  RACE    HORSES 
ArnistioiiK  John,  High  st 
Arniill  William,  Albert  st 
BeresfordWm.Kobson,  Sandpit  lane 
Bloss  Fiedeiick  Cavendish,  Albert  si 
Boyce  Henry,  Shagbag 


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©amliriircressiit. 


Boyce  Richard  Dixon,  jun.  Albert  st 
Butler  William,  Bury  road 
Cliit'iiey  Samuel,  ShaRbH)? 
Coopei  Wiliiatii,  Peel's  place 
Day  Samuel,  Terrace 
Edwaids  William,  Bridge  st 
French  Josepii,  Alhert  st 
H.irlock  William,  S;indpit  laue 
Marson  Chailes,  Terrace 
Martin  Ciiarles, Terrace 
Perreii  John,  Aibtrtst 
Pettit  Robert,  Mill  bill 
Price  Peter,  Phantom  Cottage 
Robinson  J  no.  near  the  Cattle  markt 
Rogers  Josiph,  Hit^hst 
Smith  William,  Shagbag 
Stephenson  Robert,  High  st 
Steplienson  Robert,  jun.  High  st 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 
Barrow  William  &  Richard,  Highst 
Kerry  George,  High  st 
Stevens  Heniy  Ro\ve,Kingston  place 

\7ATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Harris  William,  Higli  st 
Hull  Robert   (an<!  glass  and  china 
dealer),  High  st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Deeks  James  Francis,  Kxning  road 
Hyde  James,  Black  Bear  lane 

WHITESMITHS. 
Pond  Charles,  Albert  st 
Stevens  Henry  Rowe,  Kingston  place 

'WINE  6t  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS 

Moody  Tyrell,  high  si 

Pliiilips  Ciias.  (spirit),  Wellington  st 

Miscellaneous 

Andrews   Fuller,  sherifl's  officer,  Wel- 

lii)(;ton  street 
Sottom  John,  keeper  of  the  Jockey  Club 

rooms,  High  street 
Bradfer  George,  china  and  glass  dealer' 

and  tinman,  iVJarket  place 
Brown  Robert,  fislimonger  &  poulterer, 

'tVellinglon  street  [House 

Clark  John,judgeof  the  race  course.  Hill 


Clark  John  Francis,  surveyor  &  architect, 

Fairstead  House 
Cohen  Jacob,  dressing  machine  'maker, 
i;  and  wire  worker,  Albion  st 
Gas  Works,    Exning  road — Ebenezer 

Feii-I,  secretary  [row 

Gormer  John,  gardener  &  florist.  Paradise 
Hall  Henry,  animal  and  portrait  painter, 

High  street 
Hills  Thomas,  beer  retailer,  Mill  hill 
Hitclien  \Vm.  beer  retailer.  Market  lane 
Holland    Horatio,    currier    and    leather 

seller,  High  street 
Howlelt  Ann,  sausage  maker,  Mill  hill 
Jockey  Club  Rooms,  High  st — Charles 

Wealherby,   clerk    and   keeper   of   the 

match  books;  James  Manning  clerk  to 

the  club  [High  st 

Manning  Jas.  clerk  to  the  Jockey  Club, 
Prince  John,  beer  retailer,  Exning  road 
Simpson  Joseph  &  Benjamin,  millers  and 

mealraen,  Exning  road 
Speechley   Samuel,  beer  retailer.   Wood 

Ditton  [High  st 

Staralbrd   Simeon,   brazier  and  tinman. 
Stamp  OFFiCE,Highst— RogersicClark, 

distributers 
Theatre,  High  street 


POOR    LAW    UNION. 

Workhouse,  Exning  road 

Governor — Charles  Clarke. 
Ulalron—yifny  Clarke. 
Schoolmaster—  William  Andrews. 
Schoolmistress— Emma  Andrews. 
Cleik  to  the  Board  of  Guardians — Wm. 

Parr  Isaacson,  High  street. 
Chapl  lin—Rev.  Francis  Sands  Bradshaw. 
Relietins'  Officers — William  Staples  and 

John  kidd. 


REGISTRARS 

OF  BIRTHS,  DEATHS   &  MARRIAGES. 

Superinlendetit  Regist7-ar,  William  Parr 
Jackson,  High  street. 

Henry  Rowe  Stevens,  registrar  of  mar- 
riages for  the  Newmarket  Union,  and 
of  births  and  deaths  for  the  Cheveley 
district,  Kingston  place. 

William  Staples,  registrar  of  births  and 
deaths  for  the  Newmarket  district,  Ex- 
ning road. 


COUNTY   COURT, 

Held  monthly  at  the  Old  Kino's 

Head. 
Judr/e— John  Collyer,  Esq. 
C/e<7c-Thomas  John  Ui.rstow. 
Assistant  C/eiA.— James  Button. 

COACHES. 

To    BURY    SAINT    EOMUNDS,    th« 

Cornwntlis,  from  the  Rutland  Arms, 
every  forenoon  at  half-past  eleven,  and 
the  Protector,  from  the  White  Hart,  at 
half-past  twelve  noon, 

To  CAMBRIDGE,  the  Protector,  from 
the  White  Hart  Hotel,  every  day  at 
half-past  twelve,  and  the  Cornwalli$, 
from  the  Rutland  Arms,  every  afternoon 
at  half.past  five 

To  ELY,  an  Omnibus,  from  the  White 
Hart  Hotel,  every  day  at  half-past 
twelve,  goes  through  Fordham  and 
Soham 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

ON  THK  NEWMARKET  ANDCHESTER- 
FORD  BRANCH  OF  THE  EASTERN 
COUNTIES    RAILWAY. 

Station,  contiguous  to  the  Heath — Alfred 
Charles  Fox,  supeiiiitendent. 

Coaches  and  Omnibuses,  from  the  White 
Hart  and  Rutland  Arms  Holels,  await 
the  arrival  and  attend  the  departure  of 
the  trains. 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,  by  Railway,  Chaplin, 
Home  &  Co.  from  Albert  st,  daily- 
Benjamin  Balls,  agent 

To  BURY  SAINT  EDMUNDS,  John 
Smith,  from  Paradise  row,  Wednetday 
and  Saturday,  and  Thomas  Smith,  from 
the  Bull,  Wednesday 

To  CAM  BRIDGE,  John  Smith,  from  Pa- 
radise  row,  Monday  and  Friday,  and 
Thomas  Sraiih,from  the  Bull,  Saturday 

To  ELY,  Frederick  Jacobs, from  the  Sun, 
Tuesday 

To  SOHAM,  Sarah  and  Robert  Staples, 
from  the  Star.  Tuesday  and  Saturday 

To  WICKHAMBROOK.OctaviusSamp- 

1      son,  Irom  the  Star, Tuesday& Thursday 


ROYSTON, 


WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OF  MELBOURN  AND  BASSINGBOURNE 

llTiOYSTON  is  a  pari»h,  partly  in  the  hundred  of 
Ai  niingfoid,  county  of  Cambridge,  but  nrostly  in  Od- 
sty  hmidred,  Hertfordshire — the  mari<et  town  is  38 
miles  N.  from  London,  1^  s.s.w.  frnm  Cambridge,  20 
N.  from  Hertford  and  10  s.w.  from  VVliittlesford,  a 
station  on  the  Eastern  Counties  lailway.  It  is  situated 
in   the  midst  of  ati   immense  tract  of  downs,  afford 


of  scripture  were  rudely  sculptured  on  the  lower  part 
of  the  oratory  which  is  circular,  and  finished  in  the 
manner  of  a  dome.  Roysion  had  become  a  considera- 
ble town  in  the  reign  of  Henry  IV,  when  it  was  nearly 
burnt  to  the  ground;  and  again,  in  1747,  it  suffered 
the  like  calamity.  James  I  erected  a  house  and  made 
it  his  occasional  residence  for  the  enjoyment  of  hunt- 


ing in  its  scenery  but  small  delight  to  the  admirt-rsof  1  ing  and   hawking;  and  it  was  here  that  the  Earl  of 


the  picturesque,  or  pleasure  to  those  who  ate  charmed 
by  the  view  of  a  well-tilird  soil;  by  the  lover  of  field 
sports,  however,  tliis  locality  is  well  appivciated — for 
the  amusement  of  such,  an  e.Kcelleni  pack  of  lianieis 
occasionally  '  range  the  dowtis,'  and  races  are  also  held 
annually  in  May.  The  name  of  the  town  is  conjec- 
tured to  have  been  derived  ft  om  Dame  Roise  or  Roysia, 
a  lady  who  was  held  in  high  estimation  about  the  time 
of  the  Conquest;  this  lady,  it  appears,  had  cau.sed  a 
cross  to  he  erected  in  the  higliw.iy — hence  the  place 
was  designated  Rosters  Crost;  at  a  subsequent  period 
a  mona'tery  for  Austin  canons  was  eudowed,  and,  for 
tlie  accommodation  of  the  religious,  houses  were  con- 
structed, which  in  progress  of  time  increasi  d  so  much 
in  immber  th^t  the  name  of  '  Roise's  Town'  was  be- 
stowed upon  it,  and  afterwards,  by  contraction,  'Roys- 
ton.'  In  1742  some  workmen,  who  were  employed 
near  the  market  house,  discovered  a  curious  excavation, 
which  communicated  with  a  subterranean  oiatoiy, 
supposed  by  Dr.  Stukely  and  others,  to  have  been 
formed  under  the  direction  of  the  Lady  Roise,  as  an 
oratory  and  burirtl-groundfor  herself.  After  much  la- 
bour and  caution  liad  been  employed  in  clearing  away 
the  rubbish,  fragments  of  a  human  skeleton  were  found, 
wljich  tended  to  confirm  Dr.  Stukely's  opinion  ;  texts 


Somerset,  his  favourite,  was  arrested  in  his  presence 
for  the  murder  of  Sir  Thomas  Overbury.  At  the  com- 
mencement of  the  civil  war,  Charles  I  ri  moved  to  tliis 
house  from  Ham|)ion  Court;  and  heie  too,  this  mis- 
guided monarch  parsed  two  nights,  in  June,  1647,  w  hea 
a  prisotier  to  the  army, which  haft  its  head-quarters  here: 
during  the  commonwealth  this  palace  is  described  as 
having  been  kept  in  good  repair,  although  but  few 
vestiges  of  it,  can  now  be  traced,  'i  he  town,  which 
consists  of  five  principal  streets,  is  gas-lighted  by  a 
cotiipany  established  in  1836,  whose  works  are  at  the 
northern  e.Ntremity  of  the  town.  Consideiable  business 
is  done  here  by  maltsters  and  corn  factors,  the  greater 
nuiiiberof  whom  are  respectable  fanners  residing  in 
the  neighbourhood,  and  possi  ssing  making-houses  and 
premises  in  the  town.  The  matior  of  the  town  was 
originally  granted  by  Richard  I  to  the  monastery  ;  it  is 
now  vested  in  the  family  of  Lord  Dacie:  the  same 
monarch  also  bestowed  the  privilege  of  jiolding  an  an- 
nual fair  during  Whitsun-wfek  and  a  weekly  market  on 
Wednesdny.  Royston,  under  the  New  Poor  Law,  has 
become  thecentreof  an  LTnion  comprising  twenty-nine 
parishes,  for  the  poor  of  which  there  is  a  neat  brick 
building,  calculated  to  accommodate  about  three  ban- 
hundred  recipients;  and  it  is  included  in  the  tliirty- 

37 


GTamliiitige^ftire* 


ROYSTON,  &c. 


Slater'jj 


sixth  circuit  of  county  court  towns,  under  the  act  contaiued  in  18:51,  1,757  inhabitants.and  in  1841,2,002' 


parsed  in  1846,  for  the  recovery  of  debts  to  any  amount 
not  exceediric  £20. — this  ciurt  sits  monthly  in  a  neat 
bnildine,  erected  for  the  purpose  on  the  Fish  Hill. 

The  parisl)  church  <jf  Saint  Thomas  k  Becijet  (or  as 
gome  assert  Saint  John  the  liapti-t),  is  of  great  an- 
tiquity, liaviiig  helonged  to  the  monastery  before-men- 
tioned, and  was  purchased  hy  the  inhabitants  soon 
after  the  dissolution  of  religious  liouses :  it  is  of 
venerable  appeal ance,  with  a  low  embattled  tower 
at  the  west  end,  containing  five  bells,  and  com- 
prises a  nave,  chancel  and  side  aisles ;  a  gallery 
and  organ  have  latoly  been  added  by  means  of 
subscriptions,  and  it  possesses  a  valuable  library  of 
rare  works,  principdly  in  the  Latin  language.  The 
living  of  Uoyston  is  a  vicarage,  in  the  gift  of  Lord 
Dacrc.  'I'here  are  places  of  worshij)  for  Independents, 
Unitarians  and  the  Society  of  Friends.  Sunday  schools 
are  connected  generally  with  the  places  ot  worship, 
and  there  are  tiie  chuicli  and  infant  working  schools, 
maintained  by  voluntary  siibsciiptions.  In  1816  a 
sub'cription  lihiary  was  est.il)lished  ;  it  contains  nearly 
four  thousand  volumes;  and  in  18;i5  a  reading  room 
was  added,  which  is  well  supplied  with  newspa|)ers 
and  periodical  works.  The  market,  a  large  one  for 
corn,  still  coiitinucN  to  be  holden  on  the  VVednesday. 
Fairs  on  Ash-Wednesday,  the  Wednesdays  in  Easter 
and  Whitsun-weeks,  the  first  VVednesday  in  July,  and 
the  first  Wed.  after  Old  Michaelnras-day.    The  parish 


Melbourn  is  a  parish,  in  the  hundred  of  Arming- 
ford— the  village,  which  is  respectable  and  thriving, 
is  3  miles  N.  by  E.  from  Koy^ton,  and  chiefly  consists 
of  one  long  street,  nrany  of  the  houses  forming  whicli 
are  well-built  and  of  trrodern  erection.  The  church, 
ancient  and  utro^tentatiousin  appearance,  is  dedicated 
to  Thomas  ^  Hecket :  the  Tning  is  a  vicarage,  in  the 
patronage  of  the  Bishop  of  Ely.  The  Independents 
and  Baptists  have  a  chapel  each,  and  there  are  two 
public  schools — one  founded  by  the  Rev.  William  Ay- 
loff,  the  other  upon  the  British  and  Foreign  plan.  Aa 
annual  pleasure  fair  or  least  is  held  on  the  first  Wed- 
nesday in  July.  The  populatiotr  in  1831,  was  1,474, 
and  in  1811,  1,724. 

Bassingbournr  is  a  parish,  in  the  same  hundred  as 
Melbourn — the  village,  formerly  a  market  town,  is  3 
mill  s  N.w.  fronr  Royston.  It  was  of  some  consequence 
in  the  reigns  of  Henry  III  and  Edward  III,  the  former 
having  instituted  its  market,  and  the  latter  confirming 
its  privileges — which  have  long  since  been  al>andoned. 
The  parish  church  of  S.iint  Peter  and  Saint  I'aul,  is  a 
small  structure,  the  living  is  a  vicarage,  itr  the  presen- 
tation of  theDearr  and  Chapter  of  Westminster.  There 
is  a  place  of  worship  foi'  Independents,  and  a  school 
conducted  U|)on  the  British  plan.  A  s.nall  pleasure  fair 
or  feast  is  held  here  in  July.  The  paiish  (iircluding 
Kneesworth  hamlet),  contained  in  1831,  1,446  inha- 
bitants, and  in  1841,  1,774. 


POST  OFFICE,  Rlelbourn-street,  Royston,  Thomas  Daintry,  Post  Master. — Letters  from  Londom 
and  Tarioui  places  arrive  every  morning  at  two,  and  are  despatched  at  half- past  eleven  at  night — Letters 
from  Cambridge  and  the  North,  &c.  at  rive  every  night  at  a  quarter  past  ekven,  and  are  despatched  at  two 
in  the  morning. 

POST  OFFICE,  Melbourn,  John  Ebenezer  Miller,  Post  Master.— Letters  from  all  pans  arrive  every 
doming  at  eight,  and  are  despatched  at  seven  in  the  evening. 

POST  OFFICE,  Bassingbourne,  Samuel  Hopkins,  Post  Alaster.—Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  every 
morning  at  half-past  eight,  and  are  despatched  at  a  quarter  before  seven  in  the  evening. 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY    AND       ,  BRITISH     ScHOOL,     Market    hill— 

CLERGY.  I     John  Baker,  master 

Barrett  Rev.  Wm.  Garland,  High  st   British  School,  Bassingbourne— 


Beldam  Charles,  Esq.  Melbourn  st 
Beldam  Edward, Esq.  Kneesworth  st 
Beldam    Valentine,     Esq.    Knees- 
worth street 
Chapman    Rev.   William    Herbert, 
Bassingbourne  [bourne 

Chear  Mrs. and  the  Mioses,  Bassing- 
Clinton  Lady  Louisa,  Cockenhatch 


John    Hopkins,    master;    Mary 

Trigg,  mistress 
British    and    Foreign  School, 

Melbourn — John  Cayzer,  master; 

Charlotte  Louisa  Furner,  misti  ess 
Clisby  Sophia  &  Ellen  (boarding  & 

day),  Kneesworth  st 
Ellis  Lydia,  Melbourn  [dock  st 


Drummond   Honourable     Charles,    Hunt  Sarah  (boarding  &  day),  Bal 
Newsell's  Park  Infants'  School,  Fish  hili— Am 

Faircloth  Joseph,  Melbourn 

Floofl  Rev.  James,  ISIelbourn 

Fordliain  John,  Escj.  Baldock  st 

Fordliam  John  George,   Esq.   (ma- 
gistrate), Priory  [hourn 


Fordham  John  Henry,  Esq.  Mel 
Forsaitli  Rev. Kobt.l>kins, London  rd 
Harsant  Rev.  John,  Bassingbourne 
Hitch  John  Wortham  Arnott,  Esq. 

Melbourn 
Lee  Rev.  Dr.  Barley 
Mickh'y  Thomas,  Esq.  Melbourn  st 
Mortlock  John,  Esq.  Melbourn 
Nash  WnrHollickjEsq.  Melbourrf  st 
Nash  the  .Misses,  Back  .st 
Nunn  Mrs.  Isabella,  Kneesworth  st 
Pennington  .Mrs.Elizbl)  Melbourn  st 
Selwyn  Rev.  William,  Mellioiirn 
Thurnall  .Mr.  Henry,  Melhoutn  st 
TitchmarshJolin,E>'q.  Kneesworth  st 
Wedd  .Mrn.  Maiy,  Back  st 
Whiting  Rev.  Jami-^,  London  road 
Wortham  Biscoe,  Esq.  Kneesworth 

House  [st 

Wortham  Mr.s.  E;iizabeth,  Melbourn 
Wortham  Hale,  Esq.  I>oiidon  road 
Woithain  Mrs.  Thomas,  l>ondon  rd 
Wright  Rl'v. Andrew Curr, Melbourn 
ACADEMIES  AND  SCHOOLS. 
Not  otherwise  dencrilitd  are  Day  Schouls. 
Ashley  Anne    (boarding  and  day), 

Melbourn  [.Mt  Ibourn  st 

Ashton  Peter  (boarding  and  day), 
Baker  Catherine,  High  st 

38 


Ann 
Andrews,  mistress 

National  School,  Fish  hill — John 
Green,  master;  Keturah  Green, 
niistiess 

ATTORNEYS. 

Beldam  Edvvard,  High  st 

Hitch  John  Wortham  Arnott,  Mel- 
bourn 

Nash  &  Thurnall,  Higli  st 

Wortham  Hale  (and  clerk  to  the 
magistrates),  High  st 

BAKERS. 

Beale  John,  Fish  hill 
Beale  John,  jun.  Highst 
Beale  William,  Market  hill 
Bloit  John,  Bassingbourne 
Clark  William,  High  st 
Lee  Caleb,  Ba>-singbourne 
Lilly  William,  Back  st 
Stoekbridge  Thomas,  Melbourn 
Sutton  Thomas,  Bassingbourne 

BANKERS. 

Fordham  Joiin  George  &  Sons,  High 
•viieet  (draw  on  Barclay,  Bevan 
&  Co.  London) 

BASKET    MAKERS. 

Alton  John,  Melhourn  st 
Bullard  Charles,  Higji  st 
Good  John,  High  st 
Lucas  &  Son,  Hi«h  st 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Bateson  John,  Market  hill 
Day  Joseph,  Melbourn 


Ellis  Samuel,  Melbourn 
Gouldthc  rp  John,  Melbourn 
Kefl^ord  James,  Bassingbourne 
Kefford  William,  Bassingbourne 
Peters  John,  Bassingbourne 
Wallis  Jabez,  Kneesworth  st 
Watson  Charles,  Pond  st 
BOOKSELLERS  dc  STATIONRS. 
P'lood  James,  Melbourn 
Pickering  Tliomas,  John  st 
Warren  Sarah  &  John,  High  st 

BOOT    AND     SHOE    MAKERS. 
Adams  John,  Melbourn 
Cainpkin  Stephen,  Melbourn 
Camps  John,  Melbourn 
Camps  William,  Market  hill 
Dellar  William,  Melbourn 
Groom  Li  vi.  Market  hill 
Hayles  William,  Melbourn 
Kempton  Stephen,  Melbourn 
Negus  John,  Alelbourn 
Norman  Joseph,  Melbourn 
Procter  Sarah,  High  st 
Pryor  Thomas,  High  st 
Shepherd  Char  les  &  Thomas,  High  st 
Shepherd  William,  High  st 
Tyler  John,  Bassingbourne 
Trigg  John,  Bassingbourne 
Wedd  James,  Bassingbourne 

BRAZIERS   AND   TINMEN. 
Baker  Mary,  High  st 
Baker  Robert,  High  st 
Hunt  George,  Melbourn 
BRICKLAYERS    &    BUILDERS. 

{See  also  Carpenters  and  Joiners.) 
French  William,  Alelbourn 
Ginison  Luke,  Baldock  st 
Jacklin  James,  Back  st 
Thuiley  Richard,  High  st 
Watson  William,  Market  hill 
Whitehead  Thomas  (and  stone  ma- 
son). Pond  street 
Wilson  James,  Kneesworth  st 

BUTCHERS. 

Allwood  William  VVclsh,  High  St 
Barker  William,  Melbourn 


ii(ltCtOVJ). 


ROYSTON,  &c. 


CTam^rilrseisfiite. 


Btauniont  Stimuel,  Fish  hill 
Emery  Bills,  Melltonrii 
French  Chmles,  Melbourn 
Inskip  Geoigi',  15assinnbi>uriie 
Marriott  Jas.  Dixoii,  Kiieesworth  st 
Sell  William,  Market  hill 
Thorpe  Thomas,  George  lane 
Whitechurch  Sargciint,  High  st 

CABINET    MAKERS    AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Abbott  William  &  Son,  High  st 
Andrews  Charles,  High  j-t 
Stredder  Edward,  Melbourn  st 

CARPENTERS   AND  JOINERS. 

BenthamChristophr.Bassiniibourne 
Fitgis  William,  Bassingbourne 
Pryor  James,  ftlelbourn 
Sfockbndge  Thomas,  Melbourn 
Turton  Robert,  Back  st 
Walters  William,  Bassingbourne 
Wilkinson  William,  Bassingbourne 

CHEMISTS  AND  DRUGGISTS. 

Matthews  James  &  Son,  High  st 
Miller  John  Ebenezer,  Melbuurn 
Wright  James,  Melbourn 

CHINA,   GLASS,  &c.  DEALERS. 

Matthews  James  &  Son,  High  st 
Sanders  John,  High  st 

COOPERS. 

Chappie  John,  Melbourn 

Good  John,  High  st 

Gosling  John,  Hiuh  st 

Hagger  James  Marten,  Market  hill 

Lucas  &  Son,  High  st 

Thompson  John,  Melbourn 

CORN    AND    SEED     DEALERS. 

Biott  Samuel,  Bassingbourne 
Fordham  John  George  &  Frederick 

Na!>h,  High  st 
Maling Thomas  Symms, Melbourn  st 
Smith  George  (seed),  Market  hill 
Titchmarsh  John, jun. (seed)  Knees- 
worth  street 

FARMERS. 

Baker  John,  iMelbonrn 
Baker  Roliert,  Meltxiurn 
Baker  Wilbam,  Melboum 
Beldam  Charles,  Melbourn  st 
Belsom  Tliomas  Mowyer,  Melbourn 
Blott  Samuel,  Bissingbourne 
BiiUeii  James,  Melbourn 
Calver  William  Crowle,  Melbourn 
Campkin  Joseph,  Melliouiii 
Chear  Samuel,  B.issingbourne 
Dean  Robert,  Melbourn 
Dickason  Joseph,  Melbourn 
Flition  Daniel,  B;issingbourne 
French  William,  Mtlbourn 
Halts  Clarke,  Bassingboiirne 
Holmes  Nathaniel,  Melbourn 
Jarman  James,  Melbuurn 
Lilley  James,  Bassingbourne 
Luke  Abrah  im,  Kneesworth  bt 
Negus  Stephen,  Melbourn 
Fhlliips  John,  Baldock  st 
Phillips  Joseph,  Kneesworth  st 
Scruby  Joseph,  Melbourn 
Sell  Siniton  Leete,  Bassingbourne 
Smith  Edwaid,  Melbourn 
Stamf<Hd  John,  Kneesworth  st 
Titchmarsh  Mynot,  Melbourn 
Titchmarsh  Tliomas,  Kneesworth  st 
Wilkerson  Samuel,  Bassingbourne 
Wood  Thoma«,  Melbourn 

FIRE,  &c.  OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Alfred,  Tbos.  Pickering,  John  st 
Atlas,  Jas.  Matiiiews&Son, High  st 
County,  James  Richardson, Hiuh  si 
County  (hail  storm),  William  John 
Simons,  High  st 


Fariviers'  and  Graziers'  (cattle), 
WilliHm  John  Simons,   High  st; 
and  Thomas  Symms  Maling,  Mel- 
bourn street  [bourn 
Globe,  John  Fbenezer  Miller,  Mel- 
GuARDiAN,  William  Sporle,  Hiahst 
Norwich,  James  Piggot,  High  st 
PH(ENix,  Wm.  John  Simons,  High 
st,  and  Joseph  Campkin, Melbonrn 
Royal   Exchange,    John    Gojd, 

High  street 
Royal  Farmers',  Thomas  Symms 

Maliue,  Melbourn  st 
Suffolk,  Sarah  Procter,  Highst 
Sun,  John  Seabrook,  High  st 
GROCERS   Bt  TEA    DEALERS. 

[See  also  Shopkeepers,  ^c.) 
Campkin  Joseph,  Melbonrn 
Clarke  I'bomas,  Bassingbourne 
Goodman  Thomas,  Hii;h  st 
Hopkins  Samuel,  Bassingbourne 
Jaiman  William,  Melbourn 
Miller  John  Ebenezer,  Melbourn 
Muinford  James,  Melbourn 
Sward  Alexander,  Higii  st 
Wand  William,  Highst 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 
Hills  John,  Melbourn 
Port.r  Alfred,  High  st 
Stockbridge  VVilliam,  Melbourn 
Wall  Frederick,  Market  hill 
Wall  William,  High  st 

HORSE    DEALERS. 
Freshwater  Edwaid,  Melbourn 
Frost  James,  Melbourn 
Holmes  Robert,  Melbourn 
Stfickbridge  Joseph,  Melbourn 
Stockbridge  Thomas,  Melbourn 

INNS. 

( See  also  Taverns  &(■  Public  Houses. 
Bull    (and    posting  house),    Mary 

Luck,  High  st 
Crown,  WilliHm  Greenlaw  Gordon, 

and  Maiia  Johnson,  Cross 
Green  Man  (and  excise  office),Geo. 

&  Margaret  Smith,  Market  hill 

IRONMONGERS. 

Andrews  Charles,  High  st 
Hagger  Joseph,  Melbourn 
Sporle  William,  High  st 

LIME    BURNERS. 
Dilli<tone  James,  Market  hill 
French  WiUiam,  Melbourn 
Gimsou  Luke,  Baldock  st 
LINEN  &  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 
Britten  David,  High  st 
Builer  Si  Pandered,  Melbourn  st 
Butterfield  Tliomas  Archer,  High  st 
Campkin  Joseph,  Melbourn 
Campkin  Rosetta&  Maiy,  Melbourn 
Hopkins  Samuel,  Bassingbourne 
Muinford  James,  Melbourn 
Stone  William,  High  st 

MALTSTERS. 
Lilley  James,  Bassingbourne 
Phillips  John,  Baldock  st 
Piggot  James,  Ltmdon  road 

MILLERS. 
Blott  Samuel,  Bassintbourne 
Dickeison  James,  Bas'^ingbourne 
Fordham  John  George  &  Frederick 

Nash.  High  st 
Negus  Joseph,  VIelbourn       [bourn 
Titchmar.*!)  Thomas  Dickason.Mel- 
Waldock  John,  Bassingbourne 
Wiight  Ann,  ISlelbourn 
MILLINERS  6c  DRESS  MAKRS 
Belts  Mary  Ann,  Melbourn 
Brinkley  Julia,  Melbourn 
Campkin  Rosetta  &  Mary  (and  straw 

bonnet^,  Melbourn 


Gosling  Anne  &  Frances,  High  si 
Russell  Amy,  Melbourn  st 
Smith  Mary,  Melhouin  st 
PAINTERS,      PLUMBERS   AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Hawkins  James,  High  st 
Higgins  George  Rivers,  High  st 
Steward  George,  High  st 
Waller  WiUiam,  Bassingbourne 
Ward  George,  Melbourn 

SADDLERS     AND     COLI<AB 
MAKERS. 

Buckmaster  William,  High  st 
Gosling  Beiijunin,  High  st 
Hagger  Joseph,  Melbourn 
King  Robert,  Melbourn 
Morley  David,  Bassingbourne 
Richardson  James,  High  st 
Wedd  Peter,  Melbourn 
SHOPKEEPERS  &DEALERSIN 

GROCERIES  6c  SUNDRIES. 
Beale  Elizabeth,  Market  bill 
Blott  John,  Bassingbourne 
Bullen  Emma,  Melbourn 
Coile  James,  Melbourn 
Gilbert  John,  Melbourn 
Gouldthorp  Elizabeth,  Melbourn 
Green  Daniel,  Kneeswortii  at 
Groom  Levi.  Nlarket  hill 
Hills  John,  Melbourn 
Keffoid  Ann,  George  lane 
Negus  Henry,  Melbourn 
Newell  Montford,  Melbourn 
Norman  Phcebe,  INlelboum 
Peat  James,  Kneesworth  st 
Wedd  Ebenezer,  Melbourn 
Wright  James,  Melbourn 
SURGEONS. 
Jenkins  Augustus  Paul,  Melbourn 
Jenkins  Joseph,  Bassingbuurue 
Lovett  William,  Mclliourn  st 
Metcalfe  Fdmund,  Melbourn 
Nunn  WiUiam,  Baldock  st 
Pyne  Richard,  Melbourn  st 

TAILORS. 

Baker  Charles,  Mclhourn 
Brown  Rich-ird,  jun.  High  st 
Bull  Thomas,  Melbonrn  st 
Campkin  Peter,  Melbourn 
Craft  Phi  Up,  Market  hill 
GosUng  Benjamin,  High  st 
Neck  Richard,  High  st 
Norman  John,  High  st 
Pryor  Peter,  ^lell)ourn 
Simons  William  John,  High  st 
Smith  James,  Melbonrn  st 
Stamford  Stephen,  Bassingbourne 
Waller  John,  Bas>iiigbouiiie 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Aiicel,  Williarii  Weston,  High  st 
Beh  &  Anclior,  Win   Evans,  Market  hill 
Black  Horse,  Charles  Watson,  Pond  st 
Black  SvFan,  James  Oliver,  Market  bill 
Boar's  Head,  Win.  Watson,  Market  bill 
Bull,  Mary  l.uck,  Hi?h  st 
Bull,  Tempest  Si-ll,  B;issingbot;rne 
CatberineWheel,Win.  Ginn,  Melbourn  st 
Chequers,  Rirbard  Thurley,  High  st 
Coach  and   Horses,   William    Shepherd 

Kneesworth  st  [Melbouro 

Coach    and    Horse.«,    Josepli   Simmons, 
Crown,  William  Greenlaw  Gordon  and 

Maria  Johnson,  Cross 
Crown    and    Dolphin,  William   Warner, 

Kneeswortii  stieet 
Dolphin.  Amey  Hawes,  Melbourn 
F.ilcon, Thomas  Daintiy,  Melbuurn  st 
Fox  and  Duck,  lienjn.  Ginn,  Market  bill 
Green  Man,  George   &   Margaret  Smith, 

Market  hill 
Grilfin,  Joseph  Barker,  Fish  hill 
Hoops,  Stephen  Gceen,  Bassingbourne 
floops,  Tliomas  Townsend,  High  st 
Hoops,  Peter  Wedd,  Melbourn 
Jolly  BiitcbPis,  Wm.  Beale.  Market  hill 
Plough,  Sarah  Uilson,  Market  hill 
Red  l.ion,  William  Dearmaii,  Melbonrn 
Red  Lion,  Thomas  Jacobs,  Maiket  bill 

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ROYSTON,  &c. 


Slater*^ 


TAVERNS,    ace  — Continued. 
Red  Lion.  Sarah   Walker.   Bassingbourne 
Rose. EliZLibcth  Gjib.iy.  Melbourn 
Star,  .Miry  Jaiman,   Melhouin 
Sun,  William  Norman,  High  st 
Three  Horseshoes.  M'm.Taylor.London  rd 
White  Bear,  Geo.  Howard, Kneesworlh  st 
While  Hait.Samurl  Heaiiniont,  Fish  hill 
WhiteHorse.JamesStaniford,  Mrlbouru  st 
While  Lien,  John  Gosline,  Hi^li  st 
Windmill,  James  Coote,  Pond  st 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Chappie  John.  Melbnnrn 
Coe  James,  Balilock  st 
Coile  James,  Melboiirn 
Delhir  William,  .Melbourn 
Uockerny  William,  Ua$$ingbonrne 
Dunham  Abraham,  Bassingbouine 
Kveisdoii  Surah,  Baldock 
Hood  James,  Warren 
Hnwes  William,  Bassintibourne 
Miller  James.  Melbonrn  st 
Newell  Monifonl,  Melbourn 
JSewland  Robert,  Bark  st 
Pearman  Hemy,  Bassingbourne 
Pryor  Joseph.  .Melbourn 
Thompson  George.  Hi>;h  st 
Wedd  William,  Melbourn 
Wilson  Maria,  Bassingbourne 
Worboys  Alfred,  B.ick  st 
VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 

Rulf  U'iiliari),  IJarkway  load 
Sci  uhy  Thomas,  Bark  .st 
%VATCHAND  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Aii(lit-«.s  William,  Gudfiev's  terracf 
Huckma^ter  William,  Higli  st 
Cornell  Chm-les,  Hii;ii  st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Cane  Th(iiiia<,  Market  hill 
Dunham  .Abialiain,  Ba.s.>ii)gbourne 
Fy.son  .)ohn,  Bas»int!l)()uriie 
Pearman  Henry,  lia^siiigbourne 
Riliinas  I-aac,  I'cuid  st 
tianders  John,  High  st 
Stockbri'lpe  J.ist-iili.  Melbourn 
Widd  William,  Milboiiin 

WINE  AND  SPIRIT  DEALERS. 

lilott  Samuel,  IJassinubourue 
Fhilii|»  John  (spirit),  Baldock  st 
Smith  Geoige,  .Mai  kit  hill 

Miscellaneous' 

Alton  John,  pawnbroker.  Melbourn  st 
Brown  Richard,  glover.  High  st 
butler  Henry,  woolsiapli-r,  ivielbnnrn  st 
Chamberlain  John,  earlier,  Melbourn 


Church    Stephen   Danby,   music   seller, 
Highst  [Baldock  «t 

Cocket  &  Nash,  auclioneers  &  surveyor", 
Coote  James, rag. bone,&c.  dealer, Pondst 
Cornell  Charles,  gas  fitter.  High  st 
Flilton  Jas.  general  dealer,  Kneeswortb  st 
Gas   Works,   Kneesworlh  street— John 

Smith,  superintendent 
Howard  George, machinist, Kneeswortb  st 
Lucas  &  Son,  wire  weavers.  High  st,  and 

rick  cloth  manuf.icturers.  Pond  st 
Matthews  Jas.  slamp  distributer.  High  st 
Mallhews  James,  tax  collector.  High  st 
Nash  Win.  Thomas,  architect,  Baldock.  st 
Norman  John,  toy  dealer.  High  at 
Phillips  John,  brewer,  Baldock  st 
Ranson  James,  oil   cake  and  bone  mill, 

Klelbourn 
Rawlings  James,  millwright,  Melbourn 
Sell  TemiK^sl.  farrier,  Bassingbourne 
I'ilrhmaish  John,  coal  merchant,  Knees- 
worlh st  [worth  st 
Titchmarsli    Thomas,  merchant,  Knees- 
I'riidgell  David,  rope  maker.  Back  st 
I'rwin  Jacob,  engineer,  Baldock  st 
Wall  Ann,  straw  bonnet  mkr.  Market  hill 
Warren  Sarah  &  John,  printers.  High  st 
U  ilson  Sarah,  rag,  hone,  &c.  dir.  Fish  hill 


PLACES     OP    WORSHIP, 

a.nutheik  mi.msters. 
Saint  John    the    Baptist    Chukch, 

Royston— Rev.  Jas.  \\  biting,  iiuumbtnt. 
Saint   Thomas  a   Becket's  Church, 

Melbourn— Rev.  Wm.Selwyn,iH<um6™« 
Sa INT  Peter  &  Saint  Paul's  Church, 

Bassingbourne— Rev.  William  Herbert 

Chapman,  incumbent.  [Flood. 

lUpi  1ST  Chapel,  Melbourn— Rev.James 
Independent  Chapei,,  Rovston— Rev. 

William  Garland  Barrett. 
IvDEFKNDENT  Chapel,  Royston— Rev. 

Robert  F.kins  Forsailh. 
Independent  Chapkl,    Melbourn 

Rev.  Andrew  Cutr  Wright. 
I.VDKPENDKNT  Chapel,  Bassingbourne 

—  Rev.  John   Harsant.  Ivarious. 

CNiTAiiIANCHAPEL,Royston-(minjsfers 


POOR    LAW    UNION. 

WoHKHOUSE,  Baldock  road. 

Governor — James  Quick. 

.l/advin  — Ann  Quick. 

Clerk  to  the  Board  0/  Guardians- 
Henry  Thurnall,  High  street. 

Relieving  Officers— J nsins  John.'^on  (for 
Royston  diusion),  BarleV;  John  Trigg 
(for  Melbourn  division),    Iherfield. 


REGISTRARS, 

OF  BIRTHS,  DEATHS    &  MARRIAOB8. 
Superintendent  Registrar— Henry  Tiiur- 

nall.  Hith  street, 
//fjis/rars— Josias  .lohnson  (for  Royston 

district);  John  rrlgg(forMelbouru'dist.) 

COUNTY    COURT, 
HELD  MONTHLY  ON    FISH  HILL. 

Judge— }uhr\  Collyer,  Esq. 
Chie/Chrk—.\.J.  Barstow. 
/)istri,t  C/erfc -Edward  Beldham. 
High  Bailiff— Henry  Gregory. 


COACHES    &    OMNIBUSES. 

To  LONDON,  the  VrJiuHce  (Irum  Cam- 
bridge), call.s  at  the  Bull  Inn,  (rvery 
forenoon  (Sunday  excepted),  at  half, 
past  eleven;  goesthrou<;h  Runlingford, 
Puckeridge,  Ware,  Hoddesdon,  &c. 

To  BALDOCK  and  HITCHIN,  Omni, 
buses,  (\om  the  Crown  &  Dolphin,  and 
Catherine  Wheel,  eveiy  Tuesday  and 
Friday  morning  at  eight 

To  CAMBRIDGF,  ihe  Defiance  (from 
London),  calls  at  the  above  Inn.  every 
at'lernoon  (Sunday  excepted),  at  half- 
past  four;  and  Omnibuses,  from  the 
Crown  &  Dolphin  &  Catheiine  Wheel, 
every  .Monday,  Thursday  and  Saturday 
morning  at  ei^^ht 

To  ROYSTON, a  Coach  (from  Ware),calls 
at  the  Bull,  every  afternoon  (Scnday 
excepted),  at  three 

To  WARF.,a  Coach  (from  Royston),  calls 
at  the  Bull  Inn, every  morning  (Sunday 
and  Monday  excepted),  at  halt-past 
eight,  aud  on  Monday  mornings  at  a 
quarter  before  seven  ;  goes  the  same 
loute  as  the  Dejiance. 

RAII.>VAY. 

The  nearest  S/a(ion  isaiWH  ittlesfoud, 
lOiniles  from  Royston,  on  the  Eastern 
Counties  line 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,  John  Barnes'  and  Jamei 
Dockeray's  Wagons,  Friday 

To  BALDOCICand  HITCHIN,  Ginn, 
\\  arner  &  Co.'s  Vans,  from  the  Cathe- 
rine Wheel,  Tuesday  and  Friday 

To  BASSINGBOURNE,  John  Barnes' 
and  James  D.  ckeiays'  H'ajoiis,  Friday 

To  CAMBRIDGE. Ginn,  Warner  &  Co.'s 
Vans,  from  the  Catherine  Wheel,  Mon- 
day,  Thnrsday  and  Satiiiday. 


S 


SOIIAM,  FOllDHAM  and  NEJGHBOURHOODS. 


OHAM  is  a  pari-h  in  the  bnndred  df  Staploe — the  |  the  monks;  nor  did  the  dosolaters  stop  here — about 
small  town,  which  until  wiihin  th"se  few  years  upheld  1  the  .same  period  they  buinedand  deiholisi.ed  thecliurch 
a  market,  i>  C!*  miles  n.n.i;.  from  L'lndon,  19  n.e.  I  elected  by  Luttiimeii,  a  Saxon  nobleman :  a  few  fiag- 
from  Cand)ri(I(,'e,  8  N.N.w  from  Newmarket,  and  nearly  '  nieiits  of  this  oece-famed  t  difice  aie  still  to  he  seen. 
6  s.s  E.  froin  Ely— the  last-named  plai  e  heini,'  the  The  present  church  of  Saint  Andrew  is  a  venerable 
nearest  railway  >iatiou.  'I"lie  town,  which  is  situated  I  cruciform  struciurc,  with  aM|uare  embattled  tower  at 
about  four  iiiiles  from  the  .Miffolk  i)ni(ler,  on  the  hanks  the  western  end,  conlaining  a  tine  peal  of  ten  hells: 
of  the  Cam,  po-se.'<ses  but  little  ( laim  to  legiilaiity  in  the  living  is  a  vicarage,  in  the  |)aiionagc  of  the  Master 
its  M  reel'*  or  buildings.     In  its  vicinity  at  one  time,' the  '  and    F(ll()v\s   of   Pembioke    hall,    Cambridjre.      Tlie 


fens  extruded  over  fourteen  bundled  acres;  the>e, 
Jiowever,  haiebi-eii  suicessfiilly  drained  and  brought 
jiiio  ciiliivatioii,  sotliat  the  air,  which  previously  was 
c-oiisidered  injurious  to  health,  is  now  [lerfectly'salii- 
biiou-.  Gardeiiiim  is  earned  on  to  a  great  e.vteiit,  the 
liiid  ill  tiiis  parish  being  now  as  ricli  as  any  in  the 
k  iigdom  ;  fiuit  and  vegt-iables  are  sent  fioin  hence  to 
l.oiiiloii  aud  v.iiious  other  places,  in  great  (|uantities; 


Baptists,  Independents,  Wesleyan  and  Primitive 
Methodists  aud  Unitatiaus,  have  eacli  a  chapel ;  and 
there  are  some  ancienth-fouiHtcd  alinshonses  and  an 
■iidowed  free  school.  'I'he  luaiket  which  was  held  on 
Thursilay  has  ctased  to  he  obseived,  hut  a  fair  is  still 
m^iintiined  for  cattle  on  the  9ch  of  May;  and  a  plea- 
sure fair  or  feast,  which  continues  duiiiigtiic  week, 
commences  <  n  tlie  Mniiday  ne.\t  before  the  nativity  of 
tlitie  an-  aNo  numerous  dairies,  an^l  thechee.se  made  ;  Saint  .lolin  the  linpiist.  The  pojinlation  ol  thepaii.sli, 
in  this  district  is  ii<  h  and  similar  to  the  famed  Stilton,    in  18;U,  was  :j,(i()7,  and  in  1841,  4,091. 


The  government  of  the  town  is  vested  diiefiy  in  the 
magistrates  for  the  division,  assisted  by  a  jjolice  force 
rMablished  lieie  in  1817,  and  in  the  f'dlowiiig  y.  ar  gas 
w-isiiitiodiiced  for  lighting  the  town.  Soham  is  i'ni  liided 
in  a  circuit  of  towns  under  the  act  passeil  iii  184G,  foi 
the  recovery  of  debts  to  any  amount  not  exceeding 
£20:  the  court  sits  monthly  in  the  town  hall,  lately 
erected  by  suh^cripiion 


FoRDHAM,  is  a  parisli  and  village  in  the  same  hun- 
dred as,  and  about  ,i  miles  s.E.  froni  Sobani ;  situated 
ill  an  exceedingly  fertile  pan  of  the  country,  embel- 
lished witii  welUnltivated  garden  grounds,  which  |>ro- 
duce  ahundaiice  of  almost  every  kind  of  vegetable. 
'i'he  places  of  worshi|i  are  the  parish  church  of  Saint 
.Mary,  and  a  chapel  each  for  Independents  aud  Wes- 
leyan Methodists.  The  living  of  Sohain  is  a  discharged 


III  the  .sixth  century  S-iint  Felix,  the  first  bishop  of  vieaiage  in  the  patronage  of  the  Master  and  Fellows  of 
Ea>t  Aiiglia,  fuiinded  a  monastery  here  ;  two  hundred  Je^us  Collejje,  Cambridge.  'Die  paiisli  contalued  in 
years  afur  the  Danes  laid  it  in  ruin.s  and  nias.«'acred  I  1831,  1,325  inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  1,416, 

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SOHAM,  &c. 


gTaml&rtlrgeg^tre: 


FOST  OFFICE,  High-street,  Soham,  Thomas  Moiley,  Post  Master.— Letters  from  all  parts  arrive 
(from  MiLDENHALLby  mail  can)  every  morning  at  half-past  seven,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  half-past 
«ix  111  the  evening. — ,*«  M^net/  Orders  are  granted  and  paid  at  this  office. 

POST  OFFICE,  FoRDHAM,  Tliomas  Seaber,  Pos^il/a^^er.-Letters  from  all  paits  arrire  (from  Milden- 
HALL  hy  mail  cait)  every  morning  at  seven,  and  arc  despatched  thereto  at  seven  in  the  evening. 


GENTRY    AND    CLERGT. 

Bowles  Mis.  (yhariotte,  Fordham 
Clack  Rev.  William,  West  hall  st 
Cooper  Rev.  James,  Clay  st      [Hall 
Cotton  Alexander,  Esq.  Landwade 
Dix  Mrs.  Mary  Hyde,  Fordliam 
FysonRobt  Oiilamoie,Esq. Fordham 
Gardner  William  Dunn,  Esq.  Foid- 

ham  Alibey 
Hatch  Mr.  John,  High  st  [st 

Haiighton  Rev.  Geo.  Dunbar,  Pratt 
Hovell  Mrs.  Rebecca,  High  st 
Isaacson  Mrs.  Jane,  Fordham      [pi 
£iaytoii  VVm.Esq.(migistrate),Sohani 
Mann  Mr.  James,  Pratt  st 
Mann  Air.  John,  Broobdam  lane 
Merest  James  Drage,  Esq.   (magis- 
trate), the  Moat 
Newsam  Rev.  James,  Churchgatest 
Robins  Mrs.  —  Isleham 
Roper  Mrs. Esther,  Foidbam        [st 
Slack  Mrs.  Margaretta,Churchgate 
TaskerRev.  Henry,  Vicarage 
TebbitMr.  Robert,  High  st 
WhitingMr.  John,  Brook  st         [st 
Whiting  Misses  Mary&  Ann, Brook 
Wilkin  Miss  Elizabeth,  High  st 
Wilson  Rev.  Benjamin,  Fordham 

ACADEMIES     AND     SCHOOLS. 

Not  ftllierwise  desciibedare  Day  Schools 
BRitiSH  School,  Fordham — Mary 

Emma  Heath,  mistress 
Ellis  William  Charles  (boarding  and 

day),  Fordham 
Gardiner  Maiy&  Louisa,  Fordham 
Garner  Hester,  Piatt  st  |st 

Gunton David  (boarding&day], Pratt 
Hindman  Harriet  (boarding  &  day), 

Pi  ait  street 
Johnson  George,  High  st 
Johnson  Lury,  Hiah  st 
National  ScHooL(hoys), West  hall 

st — Robert  Silvt  r,  master 
National  School  (liirls),  Hiah  st 
— Jemima  Levis  Walker,  mistress 
Wilkin  Elizabeth  &  Sarah  (bonrdiug 
and  day).  Fountain  st 
ATTORNEYS. 
Bye  William,  Hall  st 
Hustvvick    Thomas    (and  assistant 
clerk  to  the  County  Court,  clerk 
&  secretary  to  the  Gas  Company, 
and  Soham  Building  Company), 
S.ind  street  [maiket 

Isaacson  Gillson  &    Button,  New- 
Slack  Fysou  William,  Pratt  st 
Wilkin  Thomas,  Fountain  lane 

AUCTIONEER  &  APPRAISER. 

Mainiiiice Charles,  Churchgate  st 

BAKERS  et  FLOUR   DEALERS. 

Cross  John  (&  confeetionerijHiiih  st 

Heauren  Elizdbeth  (& confectioner), 
High  street 

Heagren  William,  Churchgate  st 

Pettit  Henry,  Fordham 

Petiit  John,  Churchgate  st 

Turner  George,  Fordham 
BANKERS. 

Harvey's  &  Hudsons'  (Branch  of 
Norwich),  Market  place — (open 
on  IMonday  and  Friday — draw  on 
Hankeys  '&  Co.,  London) — Chas. 
Sumpter  Morris,  manager 
BLACKSMITHS. 

Brown  Charles,  Fordliam 

Firman  John,  Fountain  lane 

Gilson  William,  Hall  st 

Holmes  Joseph,  High  st 

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Horsley  Charlotte,  Hall  st 
Muniis  Edw.^rd,  Hall  st 
Palmer  Thomas,  Brookdain  lane 
Poulter  John,  Fordham 
RabyJohn,  Hallst 
Rumbelow  Eleanor,  Fordham 
BOOKSELLER  ec  STATIONER. 
Playtord  William  (and  bookbinder, 
news  agent,  circulating  library,  & 
dealer  in   pa'ent  medicines,   and 
perfumeiy),  His;li  st 
BOOT    AND     SHOE     MAKERS, 
Barrett  Jostph,  Churchgate  st 
Bone  William,  Maiket  place 
Brown  John,  Fordham 
Clements  William,  Pratt  st 
Cray  William,  Sand  st 
Kden  William,  Sand  st 
Finch  Joseph,  Clay  st 
Fovargue  Creasey,  Churchgate  st 
Gibson  George,  Churchgate  st 
GilbertJames,  Fordham 
Gillson  William.  Paddock  st 
Horsli  y  James,  Hall  st 
Horsley  Joseph,  Churchgate  st 
Houghton  William,  High  st 
Kidd  John,  Hall  st 
R'idwell  Thomas,  Fordham 
Speakman  Joniiihan,  Fordham     [st 
Turner  Wm.(&  leather  cutter), High 
Wing  George,  Fordham 
BREWERS. 
Mainpiice  Charles,  Churchgate  st 
Staples  Edwaid,  Paddock  st 

BRICK    MAKERS. 
Horsley  Robert,  Quay  fen  common 
Owers  John  &  Frederick,  High  st 

BRICKLAYERS. 
Allen  William,  Clay  st 
Barnes  Francis,  Clay  st 
Mann  John,  Fordham 
Wing  Charles,  Fordham 

BUTCHERS. 

Brown  Josepli,  Fordham 
Collin  Charles,  Foidham 
Collin  William,  High  st 
Reed  Thomas,  Fordliam 
Staples  John,  Fnuntainlane 
Sieadman  Thomas,  Hall  st 
Wiseman  William,  Churchgate  st 
CARPENTERS   AND  JOINERS. 
Andrews  Fuller,  Pratt  st 
Covell  John,  Fordham 
Hicks  George,  Hall  st 
Levet  Josiah,  Clay  st 
Martin  Charles,  Fordham 
Owers  John  &  Frederick,  High  st 
Tebbit  Robert,  High  st 

CHEMISTS   AND    DRUGGISTS. 

Dennes  Martin,  Hiuh  st 
King  William,  High  st 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 
Andrews  F'uller.  Pratt  st 
King  Waller  Mills,  Waterside 
Rotiins  Ge-irge  Fletcher,  L^leham 
Smith  Philip,  Fordham 
Wiseman  Thomas,  Churchgate  st 

COOPERS. 
Clark  Daniel,  ?  arket  place 
Crick  James,  High  st 
CORN    «c    SUED    MERCHANTS, 
Bland  John,  Fordham 
Clements  John,  Quay-fen  common 
Click  Charles,  High  st 
Crick  James,  jun.  High  st 
Davey  Samuel,  Hall  st 
King  Waller  Mills,  Waters!  Je 


Maiden  William,  Hallst 
Porter  George,  Market  place 
Robins  George  Fletclier,  Isleham 
Smith  Philip,  Fordham 
Wiseman  Thomas,  Churchgate  st 
CURRIERS    AND    LEATHER 
CUTTERS. 
Kidd  John,  Hall  st         [&  Brook  st 
Whiting  Thos.  Brown,  West  Hail  St. 

FARMERS. 

Bland  Elizabeth,  Fordham 

Bland  John,  Fordham 

Bland  William  Hills,  Fordham 

Boyce  John,  Fordham 

Burgess  John,  Fen 

Clark  Jonas,  Hall  st 

Clements  John,  Quay-fen  commoa 

Collin  John,  Fen 

Colling  Thomas,  Fen 

Coote  Eyre,  Fordiiara 

Crisp  William,  Fen 

Davey  Samuel,  Hall  st 

Dennis  Benjamin,  Foidham 

Dennis  George,  Fordham 

Fyson  John,  Snailwell 

Fyson  Richard,  Fordham 

Gittus  James,  Snailwell 

Hopkins  John,  Fen 

Horsley  Robert,  Quay-fen  common 

Hovell  John  Rayner,  High  st 

Jugg  William,  Hallst 

Jugc  William  Yarrow,  Mere  Farm 

Lugsdin  John,  Meltham  Farm 

Lugsdin  Ludds  William,  Lark  hall 

Maiden  George,  Hall  st 

Maiden  Henry,  Hall  st 

Maiden  Robert,  Hall  st 

Martin  Julius  Caesar,  Hallst 
Martin  William,  Quay-fen  commoa 

Minet  John,  Fordham 

Palmer  Francis,  Quay-fen  commoa 
Peachey  William,  Hall  .st 
Pechey  Isaac,  Fountain  Ia«>e 
Peacock  Thomas,  Fordham 
Peek  Thomas,  Higlist 
Pettit  William,  Hall  st 
Reeve  William,  Quay-fen  commoa 
Seaber  Mrs.  —  Fordham 
Seaber  Robert  Fyson,  Fordham 
Slack  William,  Cross  green 
Smith  John,  Quay-fen  common 
Sprine Charles, Church  yard 
Staples  Edward,  Hallst 
Staples  Elizabeth,  Brook  st 
Staples  EllisHor.^ley,  Hall  st 
Staples  Luke,  Sand  st 
Staples  William,  Brook  st 
Warren  Robins,  Hall  st 
White  Warren,  Hall  st 
FIRE,    &c.,     OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Church  OF  England,  George  Col- 
well  Oke,  Piati  st  [st 

Crown  (life),  James  Butcher,  High 

General  (hailstorm),  ThomasPeek, 
Chuicheate  st 

Globe,  Thomas  Hustwick,  Sand  st 

Medical  Invalid  &  GENERAL(life), 
William  Kine,  Hish  st 

National  Mercantile,  Martin 
Dennes,  High  st     [Churchgate  st 

Norwich  Union,    Thomas   Peek, 

Royal  Exchange,  William  Piay- 
ford,  Hiijh  st 

Royal  Farmers'  (fire,  life,&  hail- 
stormj,  William  King,  High  st 

Suffolk  AMiCABLE(fire),&  Hert- 
ford (hail-storm),  Charles  Main- 
price,  Churchgate  st 

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GARDENERS. 

Allen  GeorKc,  Foiiiliam 

Bland  William  Hills  (and  nursery 
and  so'dsman),  Fordhaiu 

Delnh  Joliii,  Clay  st 

Klsdeii  Coi'Der,  Clinrclisaie  st 

Fordhani  Thomas,  Moat  alley 

Minjav  Thomas,  Kordham 

Peachey  Saiah,  Hall  st 

Hankin  William,  High  st 

Seahtr  John.  Pratt  st 

Sliiu  John,  Fordham 

Silver  Rohert,  Clay  st 

Townseiid  Gtoige,  Fordham 

West  John,  Sandst 

GROCERS    6t   TEA    DEALERS. 
(Sfe  also  Shopkeepers,  \r.) 
Marked  thus*  are  also  Drapers. 

•Bland  Joseph  Main  price,  Furdshaui 

•Bobhy  William,  Hiuh  st 

•Biitelier  James  (wholesale  &  retail 
drapei,  silk  mercer,  &  hatter,  & 
aeeiit  for  sacks  &  wagon  tilts  to 
Francis  &  Georije  Butcher,  of  Hol- 
ton.  near  .Ailsworth),  High  st 

•FysonJohii,  Isleham 

•Goodrich  William,  Kordham 

•Seaher  Thomas,  Hiiih  street,  and 
Fordhani 

Tinkler  John,  Marketplace 

Warren  Uichard,  High  st 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Eden  Edward,  Fordhani 
Elsden  James,  Market  place 
Kidd  George,  Pratt  st 
King  John,  Wallis  liill 
Rankin  William,  High  st 

INNS. 

{See  uho  Taverns  ii;  Public  Houses.) 
Chequers,  William  Neale,  Fordhani 
Crown    (commeiciai    and     inland 

revenue    oftice),      George    Sure, 

Market  place 
Wliife    Hart    fcnmmercial),    JoliU 

Mainpiite,  Cliurcligate  st 

IRONMONGERS    AND    TIN- 
PLATE    WORKERS 

Levet  Elijah(&  biass  &  ironfounder, 
whit'smith,  and  bell-hanger,  and 
agricultural  implement  dealer), 
Ciiurelicate  st 

Owers  John  &  Frederick,  High  st 

LINEN    DRAPERS. 

See  under  the  head  Grocers,  Sfc. 

MILLERS    AND    MEALMEN. 

Bullman   Wm  ,  ICasf  fen  c<unmon 
Chapman  'I'lionias,  Fordiiaui 
Crisp  William,  Hall  st 
(iittus  William.  Knrilhani 
Kir. g  Waller  Mills,  Waterside 
I'cek  'I'lionias,  CliiMchgate  st 
Staples  K'lward,  Hall  -t 
Sta[)les  I'-dward,  jIIll.'^annel'slaue 
Stapll  s  Luke,  Sanrl  st 
Wake  SamUtl,  Foulhani 
Wake  'I'liomas,  Foidham 

MILLINERS  &  DRESS  MAKRS. 

('(illin  Aliie.  I'lattst 
Gil.lin  &C;ainer,  Pratt  st 
(Ji.sliiiine  Eusabia,  Sandst 
Isaacson  Sophia,  Sand  st 
Morlcy Sarah,  High  st 
Murfct  Sophia,  Chnrchgate  St 
Slack  Selina,  Wallis  hi  1 
Underwood  Eliz.ihctli,  High  st 

MILLWRIGHTS. 

Fvson  Uicliard,   P.iydock  st 
Hunt  Kobeit,  Waterside 

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PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS,    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Clements  John,  I'latt  st 
Coo|)er  John,  Islehain 
Cooper  Liles,  Pratt  st 
Cooper  Kobert,  Fordham 
Covell  Mann,  Pratt  st 
Fvson  Ciiarles,  Clavst 
King  John,  Brook  dam  lane 

SADDLERS  At  COLLARMAKRS. 

Clements  Edward,  Hall  st 
('osyn  John,  Sand  st 
Martin  Charles,  Chnrchgate  st 
Martin  William  Smith,  Market  pi 

SHOPKEEPERS&  DEALERS  IN 
GROCERIES    8t    SUNDRIES. 

Boon  William,  Foidham 
Boreham  Elizabeth,  Hall  st 
Bovingdon  Hester,  Pratt  st 
Brook  Thomas,  Pratt  Jt 
(Elements  John,  Pratt  st 
Fade  William,  Clay  st 
Finch  .I'iseph,  Clay  st 
Flatt  Elizabeth,  High  st 
Herrii'gion  William,  WfSt  hall  st 
Hills 'riinnias  Charles,  Hall  st 
Govt  11  J(din,  P'ordham 
King'l'liomas,  Fordhani 
Manin  William,  Quay-fen  eoninion 
Parker  John,  Brook  st 
Pryke  John,  Fordham 
Smith  Elizabeth,  Pratt  st 
iVake  Samuel,  Fordham 
Whiskerd  James,  Churchgate  st 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Collin  Sophia,  Piait  st 
Croplev  Mary,  Merest 
Green  Ruth,  Bro(di-dam  lane 
Moss  Frances,  Fordhani 
Peek  Hannah,  Clay  st 
Tibhit  Ann,  Churchgate  st 

SURGEONS. 

Addison  &  Newman,  Sand  st 
Miller  Henrv,  West  hall  st 
Willis  George,  Pratt  st 

TAILORS. 

Butcher  James,  High  st 
Clements  James,  Pratt  st 
Edwards  William,  Fordham 
Elsden  Cooper,  Churchgate  st 
Hills  John,  Fordham 
.loliMsoii  Jonathan,  High  st 
Pecliey  Jidlll,  High  st 
Tebbit  John,  Cliurcligate  st 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Anclior,  Giles  Clai'.',  Mere  side 
Fountain,  James  Uipson,  Chnrchcate  st 
(ireen  l)r:iRon,  U  illiam  Smitli,  Fordliam 
Kind's  Head,  William  Goldslirow.Hall  st 
Hed  I, ion,  Charles  Reiirup,  High  st 
Tiger,  William  Avelej,  Soliani  fen 

Retailers  of  Beer, 

Barnes  Francis,  Clay  st 
Bradley  IMwards,  Hall  st 
Brown  fliarles,  Fnrdliam 
Brown  Edward,  rordliani 
Cowell  John,  Paildoek  si 
Crick  Janic,  Hii;h  st 
Cross  Thomas,  Hicli  st 
Kreih  Uohirt,  Fordliara 
rincli  Joseph,  Clay  st 
Hills  Robert,  Urook  st 
Kidd   Norman,  \\.\  I  st 
Leonard  lloliert.  fllRh   kt 
Marsh  lloberl.  Hall  -t 
Mason  William,  Hall  st 
Norman  William,  Biook  st 
f'almer  Thomas,  Mall  st 
I'eaclipy  David,  Hall  si 
llaby  William,  Merc  side 
Itice  Valentine,  Hall  st 
Seare  John,  Paddock  st 
Ware  Jonathan,  Fordham 
Wing  Charlei,  Fordlimn 


TIMBER  &  DEAL  MERCHANTS 

Andrews  Fuller,  Prntt  st 
Duriant    vVilliani    fand    boat    and 
barge  owner),  Hallst 

WATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Ludluook  John,  HikIi  st 

Sciivciier  Edward  Mann,  Pratt  st 
%VHEELW^RIGHTS. 

Collin  Robert,  Pratt  st      [Fordham 

Edwards  Robeit;&  machine  maker), 

Martin  John,  Fordham 

Miirfet  John,  Hall  st 

Owers  John,  Clay  st 

Saunders  Charles,  Hall  st 

Saunders  William  Giinbert,  Hall  St 

Tebbit  Robert,  High  st 

WINE    6c    SPIRIT  MERCHANT. 

Maiiipi ice  George  (<S:liop,  &  agent 
for  Truman,  Hanhury,  &  Co's., 
London  poiter),  Chuichgate  st 

Miscellaneous- 
Adams  Ri'bert.  gloter.  Hall  st 
Aitchison   Alexander    Galloway,    inland 

revenue  oflicer,  Paddock  st 
Aspland  Robert,  thalcher,  Sand  st 
Bonn  Henrv,  parish  clerk,  Fordham 
Bradshaw  Beiijn.  basket  maker,  Pratt  st 
Bullman  Thomas,  music  seller,  High  st 
Burton  John,  farrier,  Fordham 
Clark  William  Mann,velerinary  surgeon, 

Pratt  street 
CoiiNTy  Court,  Conrt  House,  Market 

place -John  Dick  Burnaby,  Esq.judge; 

CharlesWhaleySpurgeon,  clerk;  Thos. 

Host  wick,     assistant     cUrk  ;     fuller 

Andrews,  high  baililT 
Cross  Thomas,  larrier.  High  st 
Dickers  Joseph,  tinman.  Clay  st 
Dilley  Robert,  lishmonger,  louiilam  lane 
Double  1  homas, cabinet  maker.  Hall  st 
Gas  Works,  Mere  side— Thomas  Hust- 

wick,  secretary 
Hatch  Sarah,sausaE;e  maker,!Marketplace 
Hornsby  Robert,  superintendent  of  police. 

Sands  street 
Kidd  John,  registrar  of  births  &  deaths, 

and  relieving  oflicer,  Norman's  lane 
Marsh  Robert,  rag  &  bone  dealer.  Hall  st 
Morlev  Thomas,  china  and  glass  dealer, 

Highst  [Hallst 

Munns  Edward, temperance  coffee  house, 
Oke  George  Colwell,  assistant  clerk   to 

the  magistrates,  Pratt  st 
Peek  Thomas,  horse  dealer.  Paddock  st 
Porter  Richard,  assistant  overseer.  Mar- 

ket  place  [distributer 

STAMpOFriCK.Sand  st— TliosHuslwick, 
Staples  Edw  ard,  maltster,  Paddock  st 
Stratlon  Matthias  Ossinglon.dyer,Higb  st 
Warren  William,  surveyor, Weslhall  st 
Willis    George,    ret'islrar    of  births  and 

deaths,  I'ratt  street 

PLACES    OF    WORSHIP, 

ANU  1  HIIK  Ml.MSTl;llS. 

Saint    Anuuevv's   Chuuch,   Soham— 

Rev.  Henrv  Taskfr,  vicar;  Rev.Georne 

Dunbar   Haughton,    and    Rev.   James 

Newsam,  curates. 
Sai.st   Mauy's  CmiRcii,  Fordham 

Rev.     I  dward    Hipparae,    ticar ;   Rev. 

lienjamin  Wilson. (i/i'/fe. 
Baptist  Chapfl,  Clay  st— Rev.  James 

Cooper,  mhiister. 
Indkpendent   Chapsl,  Westhall  st— 

Ao  regular  niiiiis/er. 
Inukpenuknt   Chapel,  Foidham--iVo 

regular  minislrr. 
Wkslkyan       Mktkodist       Chapel, 

Churchgate  street;  and  Fordham. 
Pkimitivk  .Mktiiouist,  Pratt  street. 
I'mtaiuan  Cuapel.  Hall  street     Rev. 

William  Clack,  miiiiater. 


OMNIBUS- 

'I'o  ELY,  Railway  Station,  an  Omnibus 
(Irom  Newui.irketl,  calling  at  the 
Chequers  Inn,  Fordham,  every  day 
(Sunday  excepted),  at  twelve,  and  the 
Crown,  Soham,  nt  half-past  twelve 

To  NEW  MARK  KT,  an  Omniftus  (from 
Ely),  calls  at  the  Crown  Inn,  Si)bani, 
every  alternoon  (Sunday  excepted),  at 
three,  and  at  the  Chctjueis,  Sohapi,  at 
.1  quarter  before  four 


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SOHAM,  &c. 


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CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY. 

The  nearest  Slaliun  is  Ely,  five  miles 
N.w.  from  Solium.  There  is  a  regular 
Couveyance  to  the  Station  as  noticed 

CARRIERS 

To  BURY,  Sarah  &  Robert  Staples,  from 
their  house,  Pratt  street,  Wednesday 


To  CAMBRIDGE,  Robert  CanharajfrolJ 
his  .house,  Clay  st,  Wednesday  and 
Saturday. 

To  ELY,  Edward  Clements,  from  his 
bouse,  daily,-  Sarah  &  Robert  Staples, 
from  their  house,  and  George  Coe,  from 
the  Red  Lion,  Thursday,  &.  Frederick 
Jacobs,  Tuesday 


To  MILDENHALL,  George  Coe,  from 

the  Red  Lion.  Thursday 
To   NEWMARKET,  Sarah    &    Robert 

Staples,  Irom  their  house, Tuesday  and 

Saturday,  and  Frederick  Jacobs,  from 

the  Red  Lion,  Tuesday 

CONVEYANCE  BYVITATER; 

To  LYNiN,  Wm.  Durrant's  Boats,  daily 


THORNEY. 

Jl  HORNEY  is  a  parish,  in  the  hundred  of  Wisbeach  [  window  of  stained  glass  has  lately  been  inserted  over 
— the  town  which  is  neat,  and  at  one  time  had  a  mar-  the  altar,  and  the  church  enlarged  by  the  addition  of 
ket,  is86  miles  n.  from  London,  32  N.w.  from  Kly,  35  i  a  transept,  at  the  expense  of  his  Grace  tlie  Dulse  of 
N.N.w.  from  Cambridge,  7  n.e.  from  Peterboroutjh,  and  Bedford.  There  is  no  certain  endowment,  the  living 
5  N.  from  Whittlfsey — the  two  last  named  being  sta-  i  being  extra-parochial;  and   the  officiating  clertiynian 


tions  on  the  Great  Northern  railway.  It  was  originally 
called  y1nkar-iz,  ov ^nkerldge — meaning  in  the  Saxon 
language  (as  some  authors  assert)  ' 'I'horney  Island;' 
others,  however,  derive  the  name  from  the  circum- 
stance of  some  anchorites  residing  here  during  the  ex- 
istence of  its  ancient  abbey,  wliicb  was  founded  by 
Sesculphus,  or  Saxulplius,  t^rst  abbot  of  Peterborough, 
in  the  time  of  St.  Eltlireda,  a.d.  662.  A  magnificent 
church,  much  lareertlian  the  present  one,  was  elected 
in  Thorney  in  1128  :  the  greater  part  of  this  structure 
was  destroyed  when  tlie  abbey  was  suppressed,  in  the 
reign  of  Henry  VIII ;  and  in  1636  ihe aisles  were  taken 
away,  and  the  nave  fitted  up  for  divine  service.  It  is 
dedicated  to  the  Virgin  and  Saint  Botolph,  and,  even 
as  it  now  stands,  is  venerable  and  imposing.   A  superb 


receives  an  annual  stipend  from  the  Duke  of  Bedford, 
wlio  is  lord  of  the  manor,  and  also  proprietor  of  the 
entire  parish.  This  nobleman  lienevolently  provides 
instruction  for  boys,  girls  and  infants,  in  three  se- 
parate school-rooms. 

The  principal  occupation  of  the  inhabitants  of  this 
parish  is  agriculture.  Large  flocks  of  sheep  are  reared 
in  this  district:  the  average  number  annually  sent  to 
London,  through  this  town,  is  about  3,000.  A  charter 
of  ancient  date  entitles  the  inhabitants  to  hold  a  weekly 
market,  but  the  privilege  has  not  lor  some  years  been 
t^xercised.  Fairs  are  held  July  1st  and  September  21st 
— these  aie  noted  for  the  show  of  horse^,  which  are 
brouiflit  from  a  great  distance.  The  parish,  contained 
in  1831,  2,055  inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  2,150. 


POST  OFFICE  John  Cook,  Post  Master. — Letters  from  nil  parts  arrive  (from  Peterborough,  by 
mail  cart)  every  morning  at  a  quarter  past  eight,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  a  quarter  before  six  in  the 
evening. 


GENTRY   AND    CLERGY. 

Beakley  Mrs,  English  drove 
Cantley  Rev.  Joshua,  Thorney 
Crane  Mr.  Wright,  Thorney 
Egar  Mr.  Samuel,  Old  Wiyde    [fen 
Goodtnan  Mr.  Alexander,  Thorney 
Godman  Simon,  Esq.  Willow  hall 
La>ton  Robt  M.,  Esq.  French  drove 
Marriott  Mr.  Samuel,  'J^horney  fen 
Morris  Bryan  William,  Esq.  Thorney 
Watson  Mr.  Frederick, Thorney 
Wat-oii  Mr.  Samuel,  Thorney 
Whitting  William,  Esq.  Thorney 
Wing    Tycho,    Esq.    (magistrate), 

Thorney 

PROFESSIONAL    PERSONS, 
INCLUDING    SCHOOLS. 

Berry  Elizhth  Maria,  schoolmistress 

Clapham  John,  surgeon,  and  regis- 
trar of  births  and  deaths 

Dawes  Albert,  organist  &  professor 
of  music 

Johnson  Mary  Ann,  schoolmistress 

Palmer  William,  academy 

Woollard  George,  schoolmaster 
INNS  AND  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Blue  Bt-11,  Sophia  Scoiney,  French 
drove 

Chequers,  John  Garton 

Duke's  Heiid  (comniercialinn),  Jno 
Laxton 

Globe  Inn.  William  Dodman 

Rose  &  Crown,  Matthew  Simpson 

FARMERS. 

Balderson  Thomas,  Thorney  fen 
Baley  Richard,  Thorney  fen 
Barrait  George,  Thorney  fen 
Buck  John,  Thorney 


Crane  Edward,  Thorney  fen 
Crane  Wright  Edward, Thorney  fen 
Elstoue  William, Thorney  fen 
Foreman  Stephen,  Thorney  fen 
Fullaid  Thomas,  Thorney 
Gee  Thomas,  Thorney  dyke 
Gibbons  George,  Thorney  fen 
Goddard  Mary,  Thorney  causeway 
Hemnant  John,  Thorney 
Henson  John,  Thorney  causeway 
Hurry  John,  Thoiney 
Little  George  Patil,  Sincle  sole 
Maxwell  John,  Thorney  fen 
Maxwell  John,  jun.  Thoiney  fen 
Parnell  Thomas,  Thorney  causeway 
Perkins  William,  Single  sole 
Provost  Samup],  Thorney  fen 
Provost  William,  Thorney  fen 
Provost  Wright,  Tliorney  feu 
Sisson  Moses,  Bukehorn 
Turnell  Ann,  Thorney  fen 
VVallis  Edward,  Thorney  causeway 
Watson  Cha'les  Frederick,  Thorney 
Wieginton  Miller, Thorney  causewy 
SHOPKEEPERS  «c  TRADERS. 
Alcock  George,  wheelwright 
Anderson  John,  saddler 
Barnes  Henry,  shoemaker 
Barrow  John,  carpenter&ironmongr 
Bellamy  Samuel,  builder 
Biadshaw  William,  land  surveyor 
Browu  John,  butcher 
Brown  William,  shopkeerer 
Buck  John,  agent  to  the  Norwich 

Union  Assurance  Office 
Buckworth  Rowland,  butcher 
Cave  Wni,  carpenter  &  shopkeeper 
Charity  John,  tailor  and  draper 
Charity  Stinison,  tailor 


[maker 
bonnet 


Crane  John,  miller  and  baker 
Dawson  Richard,  grocer  &  draper 
Dodman  Robert,  chemist  &  druggist 
Dodman  Wm, auctioneer&appiaiser 
Dudgeon  Sally,  painter  &  glazier 
Frier  John,  Blacksmith 
Fullard  William,  b^ker  &  miller 
Hair  Sarah,  shopkeeper 
Hardy  John,  bricklayer 
Morris    Catherine,    straw 
Peach  Robert,  butcher 
Pickering  John,  tailor 
Popple  Abraham,  cooper 
Popple  JanifS,  shoemaker 
Popple  Sarah,  straw  bonnet  maker 
Scandliiig  Francis,  carpenter 
Scotney  Robert,  grocer  &  draper 
Sharman  Eliza,  brewer 
Simms  John,  shoemaker 
Sontham  Edward,  spirit  mercliant 
Souiham  Mary,  grocer  and  draper 
Stubbs  Robert,  hair  dresser 
Thompson  Thomas,  bricklayer 
Watson  Charles  Frederick,  maltster 
Whittam  Robert,  wheelwright 
Wilson  Thomas,  tailor 
Wilson  WiUiam  &  Francis,boot  and 

shoe  maker 
Yorke  Samuel,  blacksmith 


RAILVTAY. 

The  nearest  Stations  are  at  PetHR- 
BOROUGH  and  Whittlesey,  as  be- 
fore stated 

The  only  Conveyance  is  by  Carriers  to 
Petebbohough,  as  given  below 
CARRIERS. 

To  PETERBOROUGH, William  Smales, 
Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Saturday,  and 
Joseph  Maize,  Tuesday  and  Saturday 


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cramt)rtlrci:c0f)ire. 


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UPWELL  AND  OUTWELL. 


IJPWELL  is  a  parish,  partly  in  the  hundred  of  Wis- 
bcach  in  this  county,  and  partly  in  that  of  Clackclose, 
Norfolk— the  village,  large  and  populons  is  situated 
between  6  and  7  miles  s.E.  fremi  Wisbeach,  and  on 
boih  sides  of  the  river  Nene.  Demesday-book  in- 
forms us,  that  it  belonged,  with  Outwell,  to  the  abln-y 
of  Ramsey,  and  was  at  ihat  period  a  place  of  some  noie. 
With  respect  to  general  trade,  it  has  no  claim  to  im- 
portance ;  agriculture,  and  tlie  attention  to  garden 
ground  being  the  prevailine,  if  not  tlie  only  occupation, 
of  the  inhabitants  ;  and  the  produce  of  the  land,  which 
is  of  great  fertility,  is  forwarded  to  various  places  by 
the  navigable  Nene,  and  bv  the  railway  from  Wisbeach 
and  March.  The  church  is  dedicated  to  Saint  Peter ; 
the  living  is  a  rectorv,  of  which  the  Uev.  William 
GaleTownley.  is  the  present  incumbent.  The  popu- 
lation of  Upwell  parish  (including  Welney  chapehy), 
in  1831,  was  4,156,  and  in  1841,  4,891 


Adjoining  to  Upwell  is  the  parish  of  Outwell, 
situated  similarly  to  the  former— the  Nene  jwssing 
through  it,  and  heing  p-artly  in  CatMbridgeshire  and 
partly' in  the  connty  of  Norfolk.  From  being  seated 
on  a  river  it  was  in  past  ages  called  ff^tflla ;  and  in  some 
old  records  it  is  mentioned  as  '  the  town  of  tVeUe.' 
Near  (he  church  once  stoml  a  hermitage,  dedicated  to 
Saint  Christoplier;  its  site  rs  still  pointed  out,  but  no 
remains  of  it  are  now  perceptible.  Agriculture  is  the 
unvaried  pursuit  of  the  inhabitants— as  to  general 
business,  it  is  on  an  equality  with  Upwell.  The  vil- 
lage, which  is  long  -aw\  stiaegling,  contains  a  neat 
church,  dedicated  to  Saint  Clement,  and  a  schotd  sup- 
ported by  subscriptions.  The  living  of  Otitwell  is  a 
r.'Ctory,  in  the  patronage  of  the  Bishop  of  Ely  ;  the 
Uev.  George  Nicholas  Dealtry  is  the  present  incumbent. 
The  entire  parish  contained  in  1831,  986  inhabitants, 
and  in  1841,  1,252. 


WlSBE 


POST,  Receivins  House  at  Charles  Chapman's,  grower,  Upwell.— Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (froro 
BEACH,  by  foot  post)  every  morning  at  ten,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  four  in  the  afternoon. 


POST,  Rerririug  House  at  Williain  Cousins's,  Outwell.— Letters  from  all  parts  atrive  (from  Wjsbeach 
by  foot  post)  every  morning  at  half-past  nine,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  half-past  four  in  the  afternoon. 


GENTRY   AND    CLERGY, 

Beart  Mr.  Morlcy,  Outwell 
Bird  Mr.  Tonilinson,  Upwell 
Burt  John  GurneyKt- liy.M.D.Upwell 
Dealtiy     Rev.     George     Nicholas, 

Rectory,  Outwell  [well 

Huddle.st'in  Rev.  George  Janies.Up- 
Porter  Mr.  James,  Upwell 
Townley  Re\.  William  Gale,  magis- 
trate, Beaupree  Hall 
Tuck  Mr.  Williitm,  Outwell 
Weate  Mr.  Krancis,  Outwell 
Wills  Rfv.  Kdinund,  Upwell 
ACADEMIES   AND    SCHOOLS. 
British  School,    Outwell— Wm. 

Boyden,  master  ;  Sarah  Boyden, 

mistress 
Charity  School  (Rev.  Wm.  Gali- 

Townley's),  Outwell— Tho.s.Pope, 

master;  Susannah  Pope, mistress 
Hartley  Robtrt,  Outwell 
Hodsoii  Charlotte,  Ouiwell 
National  School,  Outwell — John 

Russtl,  master;  Elizabeth  Russel, 

mistress 

ATTORNEYS. 
Allard  Williiin  Ludlam  (and  agent 

to  the  solicitors'  and  general  life 

ofRce),  Upwell 
Palmer  Hansiip,  Upwell 

BAKERS  AND  FOUR  DEALERS. 

Chapm^in  Tbonia-,  Outwell 
Goddard  Sn)ith  (and  confectioner), 

Outwell 
Ma>  hew  Thomas,  Upwell 
Oliver  William  Seavers,  Upwell 
Rowley  Henry.  Outwell 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Andrew-*   Robert  (<St  ironmonger), 

Upwell 
Andrew**  Richird,  Outwell 
BridKemin  Philip,  I'pwell 
Brown  William,  U[)well 
Cartir  Thomas,  (Jiitwell 
Chenery  Edward,  I'pwell 
Gooilnian  Heniy.  I'pwell 
Newm.in  Robert,  Upwell 
Ov.iland  Charl.s,  Upwell 
Parkir  riionias,  l!pivell 
Rohb  Samuel,  Outwell 
Tonihleson  William,  Upwell 
Upiraft  Jann'S,  Outwell 
Young  (;hristoper,  Upwell 

BOOT    AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Rraii'ls  Juliii,  Outwell 
Buirell  Hi'iiiy,  Upwell 
Frazir  William,  Upwell 
Green  Robert,  IJpwell 
Harper  Lawrence,  Upwell 

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Kinimons  Thomas,  Upvfell 
l-awson  John,  Outwell 
Massay  John,  Outwell 
Maynard  Samuel,  Upwell 
Pearson  James,  Outwell 
Pear.son  James,  jun.  Outwell 
Piethero  Wiirmm,  Upwell 
Rutter  William,  Outwell 
silbuin  Robert,  Upwell 
Stubbins  John,  Upwell 
Thornton  Smith,  Outwell 
Tuck  Henry,  Upwell 
Warden  Thomas,  Outwell 
BRICKLAYERS. 
Greenacre  Charles,  Upwell 
May  Robert,  Upwell 
Sutton  Thomas,  Upwell 
Whittlesey  William,  Upwell 

BUTCHERS. 

Adkins  Robert,  Outwt-11 
(;hapman  Charles,  Upwell 
Curtis  Matthew,  Upwell 
Daw  Robert,  Outwell 
Dennis  James,  Upwell 
Gathercole  James,  Upwell 
Gathei  cole  'I'homas,  Outwell 
Kay  John,  Upwell 
Ogden  Wiliatn,  Upwell 
Rayner  James,  Upwell 
Rutter  German,  Outwell 
Sandal  William,  Upwell 
Shephard  Itobert,  Outwell 
Wade  William,  Upwell 

CARPENTERS  AND!JOINERS 

Chapman  John,  Outwell 
Eagleslone  Thomas,  Outwell 
Goddard  Frederick,  Outwell 
Jarvis  J<ihn  Watson,  Upwell 
Riidd  Rnel,  Outwell 
Stevens  Matthew,  Upwell 
Trower  Williatn,  Outwell 
Webber  James    (and    inillwriuht), 
Upwell  [Upwell 

WriglitThomas(&  machine  maker), 

COLLAR    MAKERS. 

Atkins  Mary,  Upwell 
Hutchinson  William,  Upwell 
Rawlins  Joseph,  Outwell 

FARMERS, 

AT  OUTW  ELL. 

Bettinson  Joseph    Miy  William 
Booth  Nathan       iMurftt  William 
Dawson  Thomas    Reeve  Jolin 


Goiildin  John 
Greeve  Williaiu 
Harvey   William 
Judd  John 
Kisby  William 
May  John 


R(.hb  John 
Shai  pe  Charles 
Snelliiig  VVilliam 
'I'aylor  Thomas 
Thieadgell  John 


AT  UPWELL. 

Adams  Joseph        Lilley  George 
Bates  John  Morton  Gtorge 

IJeart  James  Morion  John 

Uennington  Jos.    Morton  William 
IJerry  John  Nix  John 

Berry  Samuel         Pain  Aaron 
Berry    Thomas      Plunibtree  JohtJ 
Tombleson  Richards  Thos. 

Burge.ss  Mrs.  —    Rowell  John 
Ekins  George         SandersJnoHop- 
Elmer  John  kins 

Elmer  V\  illiam      i  Se.irl  John 
Feast  JohnWile-    Seayers  Robert 

bore  Shepperson  Har- 

Gonldin  William       vey 
Green  William(&    Smith  David 
horse   dealer.)    Smith  John 
Green  Wm.  jun.    Stony  William 
Harwin  Edward     Turner  James 
Hiam  Thomas       TurnerJ no. Wiles 
Hoburn  James        Wiles  John 
Hodkinson   Wm.    Wiles  Robert 
Hopkin  Jolin  Wihs Thomas 

HopkinWraWells    Wilson  Matthevy 
James  John  WoolCh^is.Hugh 

James  Joseph         Wool  George 
Leader  Thomas      VVool  Hugh 
GARDENERS    Ot    SEEDSMEN. 
Atherton  John,  Outwell 
Bowers  John,  Upwell 
Horn  John,  Outwell 
GROCERS    AND    DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 
Marked  thus  ♦  are  also  Drapers. 
Burgess  James  (and  druggist).  Up- 
well 
♦Chapman  Charles,  Upwell 
»Dales  Robt.  (&  drujigist),  Upwell 
Etheriimton  John,  Outwell 
•{jonlding  Thomas  (&  tallow  chan- 
dler, and  spiiitmeichant),Upwcll 
•Goulding  William,  UpwtU 
*Gricve  George,  Outwell 
Hodson  Chai  les,  Upwell 
•Mc.Kean  Michael,  Upwell 
•.\lell>oiirn  J(din,  Upwell 
*Osboin  Klijah,  Upwell 
Uopir  John,  Upwell 
Rowley  Heniv,  Outwell 
•Sliearinaii  VVilliam,  Outwell 
'I  ni  tier  Ann,  Upwell 
*Wliitaker  Henry,  Outwell 
•Wilson  Benjamin,  Upwell 
*Yallup  Hannah,  Outwell 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Fenn  Eriward  William,  Upwell 
Tyers  George,  Upwell 


iitttctoi|). 


UPWELL,  &c. 


G^amf»iilrge!5]bivc, 


INNS   AND    PUBLIC     HOUSES. 

Blrtck  Bull,  John  Og.ien,  UpwHl 
HlatkHoise,  Jacob  iMaikley.Upwell 
Bridge,  jHnies  Gill.  Outwell 
Chequers,  Joseph  Cavvthorn.Upwell 
Crown,  Edward  Oakes,  Outwell 
Dukes  Head,  Jolm  Baker,  Upweli 
Five  Belis,ThoinasHawkins, Upweli 
Horse&Grooin,  Wm.Cragg,  Upweli 
Marquess  of  Granby,  Daniel  Lock, 

Upweli  [well 

Old  Duke's  Head,  James  Ryan, Up- 
Plough,  VVilliam  Sharmaii,  Outwell 
Queen's  Head, Francis  Smith, Upweli 
Red  Hart,  William  Ogden,  Upweli 
RedlJoiiV^altntineAtchesiMiOutwell 
Ri>se&  Crown, Geo.Chai  Hon, Upu  ell 
Shi{),  Robert  Bennett,  Upweli  feu 
Swan,  Joseph  Booth,  Outwell 
ThreeHorse^Slioes,  William  Bensley, 

Upweli  fen 
White  Halt,  John  Godard,  Upweli 
White  Lion,  Benjii.  Notson, Upweli 

Retailers  of  Beer 

Adkiiis  Robert,  Outwell 
Baxter  Samuel,  Outwell 
Bellamy  Henry,  Upweli 
Corntll  Hem y,  Upweli 
Green  Henry,  U()well 
Inglett  William,  Upweli 
Jackson  Edwnrd,  Outwell 
Lawson  John,  Outwell 
Newman  Robert,  Upweli 
Quince  Thomas,  Upweli 
Shepbar*!  William,  Outwell 
Truman  William,  Outwell 


LINEN    DRAPERS. 

(See  Grocers,  ^r.) 


MILLERS. 

Blofield  Thomas,  Upweli 
Bonfi.  Id  Peter,  Outwell 
Claik  James,  Upweli 
Richards  Williain,  Upweli 
Scott  Gabiiel,  Middleton  Mill 
Southwell  John,  Upweli 
Thompson  William,  Upweli 
PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS,   AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Godilard  Jnhn,  Upweli 
Overland  William,  Upweli 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Cliapman  Elizabeth,  Outwell 
Hutchinson  Elizabeth,  Upweli 

SURGEONS. 

Coombe  Robert  Gorton,  Upweli 
Tubbs  William  John,  Upweli 

SURVEYORS. 

Harris  Henry,  Upweli 

Mar.'hall  Joseph  (highways),  Upweli 

Seayers  Joseph,  Upweli 

TAILORS. 

Carter  John,  Outwell 

Fenti  Edward  William,  Upweli 

Marckley  Thomas,  Upweli 

Ransom  John,  Upweli 

Shephard  William,  Outwell 

Wiles  Day,  U|>weli 

TIMBER  &DEALMERCHANTS. 

Chapman  Charles,  Upwel! 

Melhourn  John(and  coal,  corn,  and 

tile),  Upweli 
WATCH    St    CLOCK    MAKERS. 
Foster  William,  Upweli 
Hunt  James,  Upweli 

WHEELAVRIGHTS. 
Brown  William,  Upweli  [well 

CheneryEdwd(niachine  maker), Up- 


Goddard  Frederick,  Outwell 
Goodman  Heniy,  Upweli 
Overland  Charles,  Upweli 
Redhead  John,  Upweli 
Rubb  Samuel,  Outwell 
Tomblcsoii  William,  Upweli 
Trower  William,  Outwell 

Miscellaneous 

Adams  Joseph,  cattle  dralei,  Upweli 
Bell  Samuel,  basket  maker,  Upweli 
BoweislVIar\,milliner&  dress  rnlir. Upweli 
Cousins  William,  parish  clerk,  Outwell 
Hartley   Robert,  registrar  of  births  and 

deaths,  Outwell 
Hodson  Thomas,  auctioneer,  Upweli 
Pleasant  Henry,  cooper,  Upweli 
Rawlings    Joseph,     temperance    coffee 

house,  Outwell  [Upweli 

Robb    John,    rope    and    twine    maker. 
Sandal  Mary,  stay  maker,  Upweli 
Swann  George,  farrier,  Upweli 
Towler  Tlios.  brazier  &  tinman,  Upweli 
Towson  William  ,  fishmonger,  Outwell 
Wakefield  Robert,  fellmonger,  Upweli 
AVauby  Hugh,  land  &  estal*^  agent, Upweli 
Wiles  Thomas, cnllectorof  Queen's  taxes, 

and  agent  to  the  Phoenix  lire  &  Pelican 

life  ollices,  Upweli 

RAILW^AY. 

The  nearest  Stations  are  at  WiSBEACH 
and  March,  about  seven  miles  distant 

There  are  no  regular  Conveyances  to  the 
Stations,   except    by    the   Carriers    to 

WiSBEACH 

CARRIERS* 

To  DOWNHAM  MARKET*  JohnM'iles, 

from  his  liouse,  Monday 
To  WISBEACH,  1  homas  Whitehead 
Monday,  Wednesday,  Friday  &  Satur 
day;  Joseph  Cawthorn  &  John  Wileg, 
Tuesday, Thuisday  &  Saturday  ;  James 
Knowles  and  —  Clever,  Tuesday  and 
Saturday;  and  William  Jackson,  on 
Sat.  ;  all  Irom  their  respective  houses 


WHITTLESEY, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OF  EaSTREA,  COATES  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


Wf 


HITTLESEY  or  Whittlesea,  is  an  anient  mar- 
ket town,  comprised  in  the  united  parishes  of  Saint 
Andrew  and  Saint  Mary,  in  the  hundred  of  North 
Witchford ;  78  miles  N.  by  w.  fiom  London,  30  n.  by 
w.  froiri  Catnluidije,  and  6§  e.  from  Peterborough 
(Northamptonshire);  situated  on  the  Eastern  Countie- 
railway,  for  which  line  the  compativ  have  a  statitm 
here.  /^JtoiVisthename  gi^eu  toitin  Domesday-book, 
butits  derivation  has  not  been  satisfact<n  ilydetermined. 
Traces  of  a  Roman  road,  existing  in  the  vicinity,  and 
the  repeated  discovery  of  vaiious  lelics  of  that  nation 
indifferent  parts  of  the  parish,  preclude  all  doubt  of 
its  having  been  a  Roman  station.  Around  here  the 
laud  is  generally  flat,  remnkably  productive;  and  the 
branches  of  theNene,  passing  north  and  south  of  the 
town,  tend  mateiially  to  piomote  the  fertility  of  the 
soil.  John  VVallbaiike  Childers,  Esq.  is  lord  of  the 
manor,  and  holils  courts  leet  and  baron  twice  a 
year ;  and  Whittlesey  is  incluiled  in  the  Petei  borough 
circuit  oftowtis,  under  the  late  County  Coui  t  act,  for 
the  recovei  y  ot  debts  to  any  amount  not  exceeding  £20. 
Each  parish  ha>  its  church  :  Saint  Mary's  is  a  very 
liatidsome  structure,  but  most  particularly  admired  for 
its  Iciftyand  beautiful  square  tower,which  is  surmounted 
by  ataperiiig  spire  of  the  finest  symmetry,  highly  orna- 
mented. Saint  Andiew'.^  is  al»o  a  neat  building,  niid 
is  likewise  ornamented  with  a  verv  fine  square  tower 
and  ttiriets.  The  pationage  of  Saint  Mary's  living  is 
in  the  lord  of  the  manor,  and  the  Crown  has  the  gift 
of  Saint  Andrew's.    There  are  places  of  worship  for 


Baptists,  Independents,  Calvinists  and  Wesleyan  Me- 
thodists. There  are  two  endowed  schools  :  one  founded 
in  1735,  by  a  Mr.  Adam  Kelfull,  now  conducted  on 
the  national  plan  ;  the  other,  founded  in  1815,  by  John 
Sudbury,  Esq.  A  library  and  news-room  has  been 
for  a  considerable  time  established,  and  is  well  sup- 
ported by  subscribers;  and  the  Whittlesey  Institution, 
founded  in  1847,  is  also  prospeiou'*.  Contiguous  to 
this  parish,  but  in  the  county  of  Huntingdon,  was 
Whittlesey  Mere,  or,  as  it  was  sometimes  termed, 
the  White  Sea — a  fine  expanse  of  water,  aboundiiig 
with  fish;  but  this  is  now  being  drained  off,  and  will 
speedily  disappear.  The  market,  held  on  Friday,  was 
for  several  years  unattended  ;  but  it  has  been  revived, 
and  the  contiguity  of  the  railway  has  imparted  an  im- 
petus toits  business.  An  annual  fair  is  held  on  the  13th 
June,  for  horses.  The  two  pari.shes  contained,  con- 
jointly, in  1831,  6,019  inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  6,874. 

Eastrea,  is  a  small  villaee  and  railway  station,  about 
one  mile  E.  from  Whittbsey,  The  ra«7  has  been  the 
means  of  biingini*  the  place  into  notice— but  indepen- 
dent of  this,  it  is  merely  a  rural  hamlet,  the  inhabi- 
tants of  which  aie  all  in  agticultural  employment: 
their  number  is  about  300. 

CoATi;s,  is  a  villaue,  about  2§  miles  e.  by  N.  from 
Whittlesey,  and  about  a  mile  fiom  Estrea.  A  neat 
district  church  was  erected  herein  1840,  and  dedicated 
to  the  Holy  Trinity:  it  was  endowed  by  the  munifi- 
cence of  Mr.  Childers,  before  mentioned.  The  popu- 
lation of  the  village  is  about  600. 


POST  OFFICE^IMarket  place,  Whittlesey,  Peregrine  Rands,  Post  Master.— Lettevs  from  all  parts 
arrive  (from  Peterborough,  hy  mail  cat  t1  every  morning  at  seven,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  half-pHSI 
six  in  the  evening. 

Bridges  William,  Esq.  Low  Cross 
Burgess  Rev.  George,  Ijondon  st 
Burnham  John,  Esq.  Matket  place 
Childers  John  Walbanke,  Esq.  Lon- 
don street 
Cook  Mrs.  Mary,  Little  London  st 


GENTRY    AND    CLERGV. 

Bedford  Kev.  Thomas,  Coates 
Bowker  Thomas,  E>q. (magistrate), 

Manor  House 
Boyce  Mr.  John,  London  «tj 
Biadley  Mr.  John,  Coates 


Croft  Mr.  John  Southwell,  Little 
London  street  [way 

Dodnian  Mr.  William,  High  cause- 
English  Mis.  Peggy,  High  causeway 
P'awn  Mr.  Edward,  Broad  st 
Fawn  Mrs.  Eliza,  High  causeway 

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C]:aml)rii)f55t)lVC.  WHITTLESEY,  &c. 


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GENTRY,    Sic.—Conlinucd. 
Franks  Rev.  Jniiies  Clarke,  Little 

Loi)rff>n  street 
Gore  Mr.''.  Eli^ahetll,  Broar]  st 
Griiund  .Mr.  William,  Delph  st 
Halford  Mr.  Cliark-s,  Church  st 
H  ilfonl  Mrs.  — ,  Delph  st 
H.tyiics  Hfiirv,  Kscj.  Gnive  House 
Heinin;iiit  .Mrs.  .Mice,  .Min^liouse  st 
Ht'inmaut  .Mrs.  Elizatith. Low  Cross 
Hilton  Miss  Maria,  Old  Whittlesey 
Howard  .Mr.  Henry,  liroidst 
Johuso'i  Mi>-s  Alice,  Gracious  st 
Jones  .Mrs.  Alice,  London  st 
Lee  Mr. Thos.  Peterboro'-town  end 
Little  Mrs.  Eliz^hetli,  Broad  st 
Loonies  Mis.  Ann,  Broid  ^t 
Loonies    the   Misses   Johannah   & 

Klizabeth,  Market  place 
Moore  .Mrs.  Jane,  hy  lane 
Morris  Mr«.  — ,  Lnndon  .st 
Parker  Mr.  Williaiii,  Hii;li  causeway 
Peed  Mr^.  Eleanor,  Hiijli  causeway 
Reynolds  Rev.  E'Iniund,  Market  pi 
Searle  Mrs.  London  st 
Setchtield  Mr.  \Vm.  Whitniore  st 
Smith  Captiiiti  Charles,  London  st 
Sudderick  Mr.  Andrew,  Scahlgatest 
Wadilelow  Mr.  John,  Market  place 
Weston  Mr.  William,  Church  st 
Whyle  Mr.  James,  Little  London  st 
Wrai^lit  Miss  .Susaiinah, Gracious  st 
Young  Mr.  Richard,  .Mitishouse  st 

ACADEMIES     AND     SCHOOLS. 

>'ot  otiierwise  described  are  Day  Schools. 

Bellars  Mary  Ann  &.  Eliza  (board- 
ing), ScahlRate  st 

Dial  Mary,  Gracious  st 

Lee  Thomas,  Wliitmore  st 

National  School  (boys),  Inham's 
end — Jolin  Blown,  master 

NATiONALSciiooLjPeierhoro'Town 
end — Helen  Wood,  mistress 

Searle  Mary  (preparatory),  Peter- 
boro'  Town  end 

Sudbury's  Charity  School, 
Cliurch  st — Will.  Ground,  master 

Youles  Thomas,  Market  place 

ATTORNEYS. 

lieUars  Henry  John,  Almshouse  st 
lirnughton  Jiphn,  Park  lune 
Peed  A:  Smith,  Hiyh  causeway 
Sniitli  Simon,  Delph  st 
Winders  John  Waiiii,  Firoad  st 

AUCTIONEERS  ^APPRAISERS 

Gregory  Stephen,  Hiuh  causeway 
Gronn'l  Robert,  Church  st 
Riissel  Jahez  (^nd  land  and  estate 
auent),  Windinill  st 

BAKERS    6t    FLOUR   DEALERS. 

Aveliiie  John,  Bro;id  st 

Bacon  J(din,  Deiph 

Blunt  John,  Coatci 

Boyce  I'liomas,  Coates 

Bradford  Hosea,  Almshouse  st 

BiiUen  William,  Inliain's  end 

Bundy  Henry,  Lfnidon  .«t 

Deavin  George,  Bioud  st 

Gibl's  Thomas,  Hit;li  causeway 

H  irdy  .lame-,  Inliam''<  »-nil 

Hardy  Win.  Hiulson.Old  Whittlesey 

Ingle  John,  Wliiimoie  st 

Lamb  George,  Delph  st 

Payne  Jacob,  Brigiiate 

Scai  Ic  Thomas,  Little  l,ondon  st 

'I  inner  William,  Garcinus  st 

Whyle  J-imes,  jiin.  Wliitmore  st 

Wliyle  Thomas,  Cliurch  st 

Wilson  John,  Whitmore  st 

BANKERS. 

Gurney's,  Bnkhick  &  Peckovers', 
(Braiiclij,  Little  l.,omlon  st,  (draw 
on  Barclay,  Bevaii  &  Co.  I^oudon) 
— James  Ainger,  agent 

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National  Provincial  Bank  of 
England  (Branch),  Almshouse 
st  (draw  on  the  London  Joint 
Stock  Bank)  — Ricliaid  Young, 
manager 

BASKET    MAKERS. 

Bulanioie  Robert,  Broad  st 
Dtiinis  Robert,  Old  Whittlesey 
Dixie  William,  Delpii  st 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Binuham  Uobirt.  Maiket  place 
Campion  Maiy,  Windmill  st 
Fawn  Thomas',  Coates 
Goude  Robert,  Syer's  lane 
.Mote  Thomas,  Bullaid's-town  end 
Rhinies  Adam,  Church  st 
Rhimcs  John,  Coates  [way 

Rudd  Thomas  &  Son,   High  cause- 
Setcbfield  John,  Coates 
Setchtield  William,  Wliitmore  st 
Speedily  Matthew,  North  hiink 
Thory   John     (and   farrier),    High 

causeway 
Woodwaid  John,  Inham's  end 
BOOKSELLERS    &    PRINTERS. 
Crofts  Mrs.  T.  J.  Wliitmore  st 
Green  Joseph,  Almshouse  st 

BOOT    AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 
Ashley  David,  Whitmore  st 
Avcline  James  (and  leather  cutter), 

Little  London  st 
Aveling  VVilliam,  Church  st 
Beehy  William,  Broad  st 
Boon  WiiUiam,  Gracious  st 
Boyce  John,  Barr's  lane 
Brown  John,  Alm.'^house  st 
Bucknell  James,  Whitmore  st 
Bullamore  William,  Delph  st 
Croft  John,  London  st  [end 

Duddington  Joseph,  Bullard'.s-town 
Fovargue  Daniel,  Whitniore  st 
Gill  Anthony,  Coates 
Gill  VVilliam,  Coates 
Hawkins  William,  Horsegate 
Howitt  Thomas,  London  st 
Lindsey  Thomas,   High  causeway 
Meggltt  William,  London  st 
Pearson  Thomas,  Coates 
Plowiight  Thomas,  Coates        [end 
Procter  Richard,    Peterboro'-town 
Smith  William,  Inham's  end 
Speechly  John,  Cliuich  st 
Todd  James,  Syci's  lane 
Todd  William,  Old  Whittlesey 
Toild  William,  jnn.  Church  st 
Weston  John,  Barr'.s  lane 
Whitehead  John,  Little  London  st 
Wilkinson  W^illiam,  High  c.iuseway 
Wood  Hetity  (dealer).  Broad  st 

BRAZIERS    AND    TIN-PLATE 
^VORKERS. 

Green  Thomas,  Whitmoic  st 
Hohbs  George,  Old  Whittlesey 
Pridmore  Tlios.  Barrett,  Giacious  st 
Smitli  GeorKC,  High  cau.seway 
BRICK    MAKERS    AND    LIME 
BURNERS. 

Asliling  John,  Delph 
Barton  John,  Delph 
Bennett  Henry  &  Son,  Falcon  street 

and  Rock  Coiiaae 
Ground  David,  Delpli  [end 

Robinson  Fredi  rick  Easom.Inham'.s 
Setchfield  Jas.  Peterboro'-town  end 
Stalk-brass  John,  Delph 
BRICKLAYRS  4c  PLASTERERS. 
Ashley  David,  Whitmore  st 
Burgess  Thos.  Peferlioro'-towii  end 
Deavin  George  Samuel,  Windmill  st 
Drcwery  Robert,  Cliiircli  st 
Iresdii  Edward,  London  st 
Powley  Samuel,  Old  Whittlesey 
Sharnian  William,  Church  st 


BUILDERS. 

Bennett  Henry  &  Sou    (and  con- 
tractors), Falcon  street  and  Rock 
Cottage 
Deavin  George  Samnel,  Windmill  st 
Mills  Matthew  &  Son,  Whitmore  st 

BUTCHERS. 

Asliley  VVilliam,  Almshouse  st 
Bellamy  John,  Gracious  st 
Benstead  Giegory,  Delph 
Beiiidge  Stanford,  Wool  pack  lane 
Berridge  William,  Cliurch  si 
Blunt  Benjimin,  Delph 
Falkner  John,  Peterbmo'-town  end 
Fawn  William,  Coates 
Fit/john  James,  Whitmore  st 
Gregory  Stephen,  High  causeway 
(iriggs  Stephen,  Gracious  st 
Hall  John.  Coates 
Harrison  Thomas,  Stonebridge 
Hill  Peter,  t) Id  Wbiitle.sey 
Howe  Robert,  Inham's  end 
Lindsey  John,  Coat(  s 
Neale  William,  Whitmore  st 
Peach  John.  Stonebridge 
Whittome  Thomas,  Market  place 

CABINET    MAKERS. 

Cousins  Robert,  High  causeway 
Hanson  Edward,  Bioad  st 
Hollis  Robert,  Old  Whittlesey 
Smith  Jonathan,  High  causeway 

CARPENTERS   AND   JOINERS. 

Andrews  William,  Little  London  st 

Cox  James,  Church  st 

EUwooii  Uaniel,  Windmill  st 

Fitzjolin  I'dward,  Church  sr 

Holmes  Henry,  Stonaldfield 

Howitt  Charles,  Cliurch  st 

Le  Tall  Benjamin,  Coate.s 

Mills  Matthew  &  Son,  Whitmore  st 

Redhead  John,  Coates 

Vine  John,  Briegate 

CHINA^  GLASS,  &n.  DEALERS. 

Atkinson  William,  High  causeway 
Hemmant  Robert,  Old  Wliittlesey 
Marriott  Jidin,  Gracious  st 
.Mills  John,  Almshouse  st 
Pickrell  William,  Church  st 

COAL    DEALERS. 

Boon  William,  juti.  Delph 
Goodwill  William,  Inham's  end 
Ground  David,  Delph 
Harris  Mary,  Delph 
Hemmant  VVilliam,  Delph  st 
Jarvis  Robert,  Church  st 
Jinks  Robert,  Delph 
Stallebrass  John,  Delpli 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Gibhs  Mary,  Wliitmore  st 
Gibbs Thomas,  High  causeway 
.Martin  Henrv,  Old  Whittlesey 
Stallebrass  Tliomas,  .Almshouse  st 

COOPERS. 

King  Joseph,  Old  VV  liitilesey 

King  Joseph  I  )elalioy, Old  Whittlesey 

Southwell  William,  Old  Whittlesey 

DRUGGISTS. 

Abbott  Charles,  Almshouse  st 
Buirus  Robert Wm.  High  causeway 
Cole  John,  Broad  -t 
Cory  Robert  Bonell,  Almshouse  st 

FARMERS. 

Ashlinc  Jeremiah,  Claygate 

A-hling  VVilliam,  Low  cross 

Atkinson  HeniyClipson, Gracious  st 

Barrett  James,  Eastrea 

Baxter  Thomas,  North  brink 

Blunt  James,  Coates 

Blunt  James,  London  st 

Blunt  John,  Coates 

Blunt  John,  Inham's  end 

Blunt  William,  Eastrea 

Blunt  William,  High  causeway 


Wittctox'Si, 


WHITTLESEY,  &c.       ©amfjiit^gegijire. 


Boyce  Charles,  VVhitmore  st 
Boyce  Jiiiues,  Eastifa 
Boyce  Jcthii,  Eldtriiell 
Burdock  Tliomas,  North  bank 
BuriihamHv.Laxioii, High  causeway 
Buniliain  John,  VVhitiHore  st 
Drake  William,  AIn)shouse  st 
English  Davd.  Underwood's  grounds 
Ground  IJenjaraiii,  Chnrch  st 
Gronnd  Daiiifl,  Almshouse  st 
Ground  John,  Glassnioor 
Ground  VViiliani,  Gracious  st 
Halford  James,  Coates 
Heniraant  VViJiiain,  Delph  st 
Hughes  John.  Eastrea 
Hughes  Thomas,  Coates 
Hunt  Natiian,  Coates 
Johnson  Tlioma'-,  High  causeway 
Kisby  VV'illiHm,  Coates 
Little  Harry,  Kldernell 
Little  John,  Eldernell 
Livett  Zacliarias,  Horsegate 
Loomes  Edward,  Whitniore  st 
Read  James,  Church  st 
Read  Jiinies,  jun.  Old  Whittlesey 
Read  Wiliiam,  Church  st 
Ruff  Mary,  Horsegate 
Searle  Isaac,  Claygate 
Shepperson  John,  Glassmoor 
Sheiipt-rNOii  Lewis,  Glassmoor 
Smith  Henry,  Willow  Hall 
Smith  Richard,  Delph  st 
Thornhill  Cleasby,  Northey 
Waddelove  Joseph,  Whitmore  st 
Warwick  George,  Coates 
Watson  Thomas,  Eastrea 
FIRE    &c.,    OFFICE    AGENTS. 
ClERICAL.MeDICAL  AND  GENERAL, 

John  Peed,  High  causeway 
CouNTv  (hail storm), Jabez  Uussel, 

Windmill  street 
Globe,  Charles  Bennett,  Falcon  st, 

and  Rock  Cottage 
Guardian (fire&lit'e),Jdhez  Russel, 

Windmill  stnet  [place 

Imperial,  Joseph  Bishop,  Market 
Medical  Invalid   and  General 

(life),  John  I'eed,  High  cau-eway 
PncENix  (rtre),  James  Aiiiger,  Little 

LondiMi  street 
Royal  Exchange,  William  Setch- 

rield,  VVhitmore  street 
Royal  Farmers'  (fire,  life  and  hail 

storm),  John  Baker,  Park  lane 
Sun,  John  Peed,  Hijjh  causeway 

FRUITERERS. 

Gibbs  Marv,  Whitniore  st 
Hookhani  Fiaiuis,  High  causeway 
Mariln  Henry,  Old  Whittlesey 
Perkins  James,  Church  st 

GARDENERS. 

Rowland  Williini,  Falcon  st 
Uowland  William,  jun.  Broad  st 
Coiby  James,  Ciiurch  st 

GLOVERS. 

Graves  !'>dwanl.  Almshouse  st 
Graves  Edward,  Brorid  st 
Poole  William,  Market  place 

GROCERS    &    TEA    DEALERS. 

(See  also  Shopkeepers,  <^c.) 
Bishop  Joseph,  Market  place 
Browne  Thomas,  Higli  causeway 
Fit/john  Thomas,  Church  st 
Lawson  Joiin,  Delph 
f^etis  Robiii,  Almshouse  st 
Melton  Robert,  Broad  st 
Mills  John,  Almshouse  st 
Nicholls  Thomas  Fryer,  Church  st 
Whyle Thomas,  jun.  London  st 
Wood  Heiny.  Broad  st 

HAIR   DRESSERS. 
Brakes  John,  Delpli 
Graven  Edward,  Almshouse  st 


Keecli  John,  Almshouse  st 
Knight  George,  Market  place 
Poole  William,  Market  place 
Waid  Joseph,  Market  pi  ice 
Waterfield  William  Caleb,Church  st 

INNS. — COMMERCIAL. 

[See  also  Taverns  li(  Public  Houses.) 
Falcon,  Henry  Ward,  London  st 
Queen's  Head,Tliomas  Diake,Ahi's- 
house  street 

IRONMONGERS. 

Bishop  Joseph,  Market  place 
Green  Thomas,  Whitniore  st 
Pridmore  Thos.  Barrett,  Gracious  st 

LINEN  dc^VOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

Browne  Thomas,  High  causeway 
Fiizjohn  Thomas,  Church  st 
Holloway  John,  Almshouse  st 
Lawson  .lohn,  Delph 
Nassau  John,  Little  London  st 
Nicholls  Thomas  Fryer,  Church  st 
Speedily  Thos.  KelfuU, VVhitmore  st 
VVhyle Thomas,  jun.  London  st 

MILLERS. 

Blunt  John,  Coates 
Blunt  William,  High  causeway 
Bundv  Henry,  London  st  [end 

Ehlerkin  Thomas,  Peterboro'-town 
EUwood  Susan,  \Vindmill  st 
Ingle  John,  VVhitmore  st 
Whyle  Thomas,  Church  st 

raiLLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 

Barkvvay  &  Turner,  Wliitmore  st 

Cooper  Ann,  Almshouse  st 

Griggs  Ann,  High  causeway 

Hobbs  Mary,  Old  Whittlesey 

Male  Ann,  Church  st 

Searle  Rose,  Church  st 

Toon  Elizabeth  &  .Mary,  Broad  st 

MILLWRIGHTS. 

Bennett  Henry  &  Son,  Falcon  stieet, 

and  Rock  Cottage 
Griffin  Wm.  &  John,  OldWhittlesey 

PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS     AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Boyce  Samuel,  High  causeway 
Clark  John,  Little  London  st 
Dearlove  Richard.  Church  st 
Hardley  George,  Hiah  causeway 
Hart  John,  Whitniore  st 
Hemniaiit  Robert,  Old  Whittlesey 
Setchfield  Daniel,  Whitmore  st 

ROPE    MAKERS. 

Beaton  Mary,  Little  London  st 
Berry  Samuel.  Higli  causeway 
Fevre  John  &  Thos.  Old  Whittlesey 

SADDLERS. 
Amos  William,  Coates 
Beaton  Mary,  l.ittle  London  st 
Berry  Samuel,  High  cansewav 
Fevre  John  &  Thos.  Old  Whittlesey 

SHOPKEEPERS  &DEALERS  IN 
GROCERIES    6l    SUNDRIES. 

Aiuleison  James,  Delph 

Arnold  Ann,  Windmill  st 

Brown  Mary,  Delph 

Biiiidy  Henry,  London  st  [st 

BunhainiMaiilila{teadeaIr'), Church 

Duddirmion  Joseph,  Inham's  end 

Elderkin  James,  Eastrea  [end 

Elderkin  Thomas,  Peterboro'-town 

Fawn  William,  Cones 

Fletcher  George,  Coates 

Giaves  Edward,  Broad  st 

Gronnd  Jtdm,  Inham's  end 

Hall  John,  Coates 

Hallifas  James,  Inham's  end 

Hani-oii  Thomas,  Stonebiidge 

Henson  Henry,  Delph 

Howitt  Thomas,  Lo'idon  st 

Ingle  John,  Whitmore  st 

King  Henry,  Gracious  st 


Peach  John,  Stonebridge 
Pel  kins  James,  Church  st 
Plowriuht  Ann,  Coates 
Redhead  John,  Coates 
Rediii  J  as.  Watson,  High  causeway 
SpeechlyJohn  (lea  dealer).  Wool- 
pack  lane 
Sudderick  Leonard,  Eastrea 
Todd  Robeit,  Claycate 
Turner  William,  Gracious  st 
Underwood  Edward,  Gracious  st 
Vine  John,  Brigga'e 
Walpole  Eliza,   Bullard's-town  end 
Walpole  Keziali,Peterboro'-twn end 
Williamson  Allen,  London  st 

STONE    MASONS. 

Ashley  David,  Whiimore  st 
Burgess  Thos.  Peterboro'-town  end 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Berry  Alice,  Biiggate 
Blades  Elizabeth,  Church  st 
Hurry  f^lizalieth,  Whitmore  st 
Male  Ann,  Church  st 
Perry  Betsy  (and  Berlin  wool  repo- 
sitory), Hi^h  causeway 
Storey  Elizi  (and  Berlin  wool  repo- 
sitory), Market  place 

SURGEONS. 

Bonltbee  Charles,  Broad  st 
Crisp  Roseri  Heiley,  Church  st 
Headley  Peter,  High  causeway 
Stedman  John,  Almshouse  st 

SURVEYORS. 

Asliby  George,  Peteiboro'-town  end 
Benson  Wiiliiiiii,  Coates 
Burdock  Thomas,  North  bank 
Fitzjolin  Edv^al(l,  Church  st 
Ground  Robert,  Church  st 
Ground  William,  Delph 
Peed  Henry,  Gracious  st 
llus.sel  Jabez  (and  land  and  estate 

agent),  Windmill  st 
Smeatoii  John,  Delph  st 

TAILORS. 

Allured  William,  High  causeway 
Atkinson  William,  High  causeway 
Blades  Robert  Scott,  Church  st 
i?odger  Henry,  Coates 
Bodger  John,  Whitmore  st 
Deal  love  Thomas,  Church  st 
Drage  James,  Peterboro'-town  end 
Laxtoii  Chrisiopher,  Windmill  st 
Marriott  Jaim  s.  Old  Whittlesey 
Marriott  John,  Gracious  st 
Norris  James,  Maiket  place 
R.indall  Robert,  Church  st 
Todd  John,  Old  Whittlesey 
Winteiton  George,  Gracious  st 
Winterioii  Thoma'^,  High  causeway 
Wright  Charles,  Wliitmore  st 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC   HOUSES. 

Angel,  Francis  Kaven,  Markit  place 
Bhck  Biill.'l'homas  Holmes, Almshouse  st 
Boat,  Kichard  Rowell,  Brigiiate 
Bottle  &  Glass,  Benjamin  Blunt,  Coates 
Carpenters'  Arms,  Joliii  Liiulsey,  Coates 
Dog&IJoiiblet,John  Burdock, North  hrink 
Geoige&  Star,.loliii  U  hyle.  Market  place 
Hare  &  Hounds,  Kobert  Pearson,  Delph 
Kind's  Head,  Wm.  Lamb,  Gracious  st 
Nag's  Head,  Wm.  Porter,  High  causeway 
Nag's  Head,  Joseph  Stallebrass,  Eastrea 
New  Crown,  Wm.  l!rn\vn,Hig-h  causeway 
Old    Crown,    Frederick    Samuel    Mills, 

Gracious  street 
Paekhorse    (and  inland  revenue  oiTice), 

Sarah  Burdock,  \\  hitmore  st 
Plonnh,  John  Waite,  Peterboro'-town  end 
Railway    Inn,  Maria  Hillyard  Tanslty, 

Inliaui's  end 
RedLion.  Matiliew  Speedily, .Stonebridjie 
Rose  &  Crown.  Kobert  Ground,Cbiiich  st 
Three  Fishes,  .lames  Burdock,  Oelph 
Wheatsheaf,    Joseph    Lovell,    Bullard's- 
town  end 
White  Lion,  Robert  VVard.  Briggate 
White  Swan,  James  Hill,  North  brink 
Windmill,  James  Blunt,  Eastrea 
Windmill,  Thomas  Cave,  Windmill  st 

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^later'jJ 


Fetailers  of  Beer. 

Atkinson  William,  London  si 

Brllamv  Henrv.  Pack  Uiie 

Belsliaw  Jolin,  London  st 

Binshara  Mary.  Market  place 

Boyce  'riioiiias,  Coales 

EdgItT  Thomas,  Inliam's  end 

Fea^t  Benjamin,  Old  Wliiltlesey 

fisher  William,  Coates 

Le  Tall  Benjamin,  Coates 

Manning  Mary,  Inliam's  enl 

Poole  William,  M-ivkel  place 

Powley  Samuel.  Old  W  liilllcsey 

Read  George.  Wliituiore  si 

Robinson  Frederick  Easom,  ScaldRate  «t 

Taylor  William,  I'elerboro'-lown  end 

Truman  George,  Inliam's  end 

•WATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Hurry    Jeieini.ili     land    eiigravci), 

Hii<li  causeway 
Hurry  Julin,  Whiimoie  st 
Norris  'IMionins,  Bro  id  &t 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Cortiy  John,  Cuates 
Forargiie  Julut,  CoaifS 
Gi(l(lin^'^  Wm.  I'eierboro'-towu  end 
Go.sfoid  Joliii,  Wliitniore  st 
(ionlilcn  Jolin,  Ci'at<"< 
Henimaiii  William,  Delph  st 
Hijwiit  Charles,  Church  st 
Mills  Matthew  &  Sou,  Whitmorest 
lli(iliea<l  John  Coatfs 
Ruff  Koht'it,  Inhaiii's  end 
!<l)('t'clily  Mitthew,  North  brink 
Stalltbia'S  (iainer,  Giacious  st 
Stallebra>-s  Jose|)h,  Kastrea 
Tartleliii  Thonia-,  Coates 
Todd  Williau),  Church  st 
Watson  John  (and  macliine  maker), 

Whitniore  street 
WINE  St  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 
Ainger  James,  Little  London  st 
liovce  Ch;irles,  U'hitmore  street  and 

High  causeway 
Spendlove  Jolin  (and  porter,  cider, 

and  ale),  Whituiore  ^t 


Miscellaneous 

Abbolt  Charles, Teterinary  surgeon,  Alms- 
house street 
Allt  John,  bardwareman.  Church  st 
Daker  Jolin,rei{istrarof  binbsaiid  deaths, 

Park  lane 
Baker  John,  jun.  organist  and  stamp  dis- 

tiihiiter.  Church  str'-cl 
Clark  William,  bo-ie  grinder,  Delph 
Fisher    Albert,    inland    revenue    officer. 

Church  street 
Gas  Works,  Delph — John    Baker,  jun- 

agent  and  secretary  [more  st 

Gibbs  Maria,  perfumer  &  stationer, Wbit- 
llinde  William,  fishmonger  and  dealer  in 

game.  Almshouse  st  fcauseway 

Hurry  Jeremiah,  grave.stone  cutter.  High 
Inland  Revenue  Office,  at  the  Puck 

Horse-  Alhi-rt  Fisher,  officer 
Lowtlier  William, furniture  broker.  Little 

London  street  [Scaldgale 

Moysps  John, clerk  to  St.  Mary'sChurch, 
Calmer  John,  horse  dealer.  Low  cross 
Pepperday  W  illiam,  turniture  broker  and 

wiiiiesmilb.  High  causeway 
Pickrell  William,  assistant  overseer,  town 

bailiff  and  tax  colleclor.  Church  st 
R<»ad  James,  boat  builder,  the  Bower 
Reading    Rooms    and    Whittlesf.v 

Book.  Societt,  Market  place— ("has. 

Boyce,  secretary;  Tlis.Youles,  librarian 
Roberts  Charles,  poulterer,  Church  st 
Setehfipld    James,   brewer,     I'eterboro'- 

town  end 
Smith  Jane,  dyer.  High  causeway 
Speedily  John,  clerk  to  Saint  Andrew's 

Church,  Woolpack  lane 
Stamp  Officf.,   Church    street  —  John 

Baker.Jun.  distributer 
Town  Hall,  Almshouse  st 
Whittlesey  Institution.  Little  Lon- 
don st — Thomas  Searle,  librarian 
Whyle  Thomas,  maltster,  Church  st 


PLACES    OF  WORSHIP, 

AND  THEIH  MINISTERS. 

Saint  Andrfw's  Church, Church  st — 
Rev.  Elraund  Reynolds,  t'lVar. 

Saint  Mary's  Church,  LondoYi  st— 
Rev.  Simeon  Lloyd  Pope,  uicar;  Rev. 
James  CliirliC  Franks,  (Hrufe. 


Holt  Trinity  Church,  Coates — Rer. 
Thomas  Bedford,  perpelual  curate. 

Baptist  Chapel,  Windmill  street— Rev- 
Thomas  Lee,  minister. 

Calvinist  Chapel,  Gracious  st— Rev. 
William  Holland,  minister. 

Independent  Chapel,  Broad  street— 
Rev.Henry  Howard,  minister. 

Wesleyan  MethodistCh  a  pels, Wool- 
pack  lane;  Eastrea,  and  Coatea^ 
[ministers  various.) 


POOR   LAW    UNION. 

Workhouse,  Broad  street. 
lUdsJrr— W  illian-  Laneford. 
/>/a/r«?i— Jane  Langford. 
Cterk  to  the  Board  of  Guardians  and  su- 
perintendent reyistrar-Johu  Peed. 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

ON  TIIE  EASTEUN  counties  LINE. 

Station — lnham's    end — Samuel    Watts, 

slatiojt  master. 
An  Omnibus,  from  the  Falcon,  to  the  sta- 
tion, awaits  the  arrival  and  attends  the 
departure  of  the  several  trains. 


CARRIERS. 

To  MARCH,  Charles  Roberts,  from  his 
house,  Friday 

To  PETERBOROUGH,  Thomas  Haw- 
ley,  from  the  George  &  Star,  daily,  and 
Charles  Roberts,  from  his  house,  Friday 

To  RAMSEY,  Henry  Lant,  from  the  Ful- 
con,  daily;  Charles  Roberts,  from  his 
house,  Wednesday,  and  Samuel  Foun- 
tain, from  the  George  and  Star,  Friday 

CONVEYANCE  BY^VATER 

To  and  from  PETERBOROUGH  and 
WISBEACH,  Mary  Harris'  Fly  Boats 
pass  the  Dog  and  Doublet  once  or  twice 
a  week,  and  other  boats  with  corn,  at 
freights  offer. 


WISBEACH, 

AND  THE  VILLAGES  OF  ELM  AND  LKVERINGTON,  WITH  EMNETH  AND  WALSOKEN  {Norfolk.) 


Wi 


ISBEACH,  or  Wisbf.cii,  is  a  laige  and  rcspec- 
able  ruHi  ket-town  and  sta-porl,  in  the  hundied  of  it^ 
name.  Isle  of  ICly — DO  miles  N.  froiii  London  (93  l>y 
mil,  throuj^h  Ely;  and  9yj  thiotigh  Huntiimdoii  ;) 
4.'{  N.  from  Canibiidiie  (42^  bv  railj ;  .31  n.n.w.  fioii! 
Ely  (27J  Ity  rr»Y;;  ••ituated  at  the  noithftii  exfrctnity 
of  till-  county,  on  both  sides  of  the  Nene,  which  i> 
crossed  dya  liandNome  stone  bridge,  and  on  the  line 
of  the  Ki-t  Atit;lian  lailway.  As  to  the  deiivation  of 
itsname,  the  opinions  of  etymologists  aie  at  vaiiaiice. 
If  is  said  to  have  bei-ii  anciently  called  Ouze-bearh — 
bcioi;  the  Iu-hcIi,  oiuiitfall,  of  the  litfi-  Oiise;  but  the 
late  .Mr.  Willi, im  Watsnn,  author  of  a  Jiisioiy  of  the 
town,  airiiiiis  that  its  Saxoii  name  was  Vixvhcc,  and 
th-it  in  Domesday-book  it  is  writ'eii  ll'isebece ;  he 
likewise  states,  that  at  the  foundation  of  tlie'riinii\ 
Ciiiild,  in  l/.'V.i,  tlie  name  is  s\)r]t  //'i/sfiec/i,  and  it  is 
so  impressed  on  the  coipoiate  seal. — Its  appillaiion, 
a-  now  generally  received,  is  Wisbeacm.  Theoiiuin 
of  the  town,  and  its  local  trans;iciions  prior  to  the 
Cmiquest,  are  iiearh  lost  in  obscurity  ;  but  some  time 
previous  to  tli.it  cient,  hiid  in  the  early  paitofthe 
fame  ceniniy,  it  is  said  to  liavr  lieeii  uivcii  to  the  con- 
vent of  Ely,  by  Oswy  and  Leoflede,  the  paients  of 
AUvyn  (afierwaids  bishop  if  LImliain},  upon  his 
bcini,'  admitti'd  into  the  (onvent.  The  Coinjueior,  in 
till-  la^t  year  of  his  reign,  erected  a  castle  here,  to  keep 
tlie  refractory  barons  in  submissioti,  and  to  check  the 
lavages  of  the  outlaws,  who  made  fr((juent  incuisions 
from  the  neighlioutini;  mor;'S>es  into  the  tiidiiid  iiarts 
of  the  county  ;— this  fort  less,  with  the  t;itatei  p:iit  of 
ihe  town,  \va«  destroyed  by  an  inuiidaiioii  of  the  sea 
ill  I2.3fj.  Ill  the  reign  of  Eliz.ibeth,  the  c.istle,  which 
had  pie>i(ju«ly  bi  en  reconstructed,  wa.s  coiiveited  into 
a  place  of  si'cuiity  for  the  cotitineinent  of  state  pris- 

48 


oners  ;  and,  during  the  protectorate  of  Cromwell, 
it  H-as  purchaseil  liy  bis  secretary  'l"liurlow  :  the  re- 
mains of  this  edifice  have  giaduaily  disappeared  in  ilie 
imjiioveiuents  of  the  town.  Uichaid  I,  in  1190, 
granted  the  itihabitants  an  e.\'empiion  fioiii  toll  in  all 
fails  and  markets  throughout  the  kingdom — whicli 
grant,  with  oiher  piivileges,  was  confirmed  by  King 
John,  who,  ill  1216,  visited  Wisbeach,  and  took  np 
Ins  residence  in  the  castle;  and  on  his  deptituie,  in 
attempting  to  cross  the  VVash  at  an  im])roper  time 
■iU(\  without  competent  guides,  lost  all  his  carriages, 
treasure  and  regalia,  by  a  sudden  irruption  of  the  sea. 
The  author  above  referred  to  says — '  Wisbeacb  is  a 
town  whicli,  thfiugh  not  aide  to  boast  of  tnineral  pro- 
ductions, inagnificent  remains  of  aiiticiuity  or  works 
of  mod  rn  at  t,  may  yet  justly  lay  claim  to  many  chari- 
table foundati'ins,  of  e.\tensive  and  permanent  utility 
—  to  liixtiiiant  pastures  and  lich  corn-fields,  spread- 
ing around  in  all  directions — and  to  a  jioit,  yearly 
iinpr'niiig  in  activity  and  importance."  As  respects 
its  present  commercial  impoitance,  and  the  appear- 
ance of  the  town,  Wi>heHcli  has  for  many  years  been 
an  improving  jilace — indeed  it  may  be  considered  tjie 
most  flourishing  trading  town  in  the  Isle  of  Ely. 
The  iiih  .bitaiiis,  duly  appreciating  the  advantagt  sofan 
excellent  navigation,  are  eiiieiiirising,  and  carry  on 
an  extensive  trade  in  coal,  com,  timber,  wool,  &c., 
with  London  and  othei  plates  :  the  aggregate  tonnage 
of  the  port  in  1849  was  140,120.  The  town  is  not 
conspicuous  in  niatiufactures  :  it  contains  somehrewe- 
lies  of  magnituile,  and  large  mailings;  and  whiting  is 
madeiii  consideiable  quantities.  Besides  thesediffer- 
ent  articles  of  comiiierce,  another  branch  of  imiiort- 
ance  arises  froni  the  gardens,  many  of  which  are  of 
great  extent,  and  all  extremely  fertile — their  produce 


IBirectoip* 


WrSBEACH,  &c. 


Cam^iitrgesjbim 


ftjrnishinji:  vegetables  of  the  finest  description,  fruit, 
&c.,  10  tiie  neighbouring  and  distant  markets.  In 
1794  a  canal  was  constructed,  rxtendiiig  from  the 
river  at  VVisbeaih  to  the  Old  Nene  at  Outwtll,  and 
thence  to  the  Ouse  at  Salter's  Lode  sluice — thus 
effecting  a  communication  with  Norfolk,  Suffolk,  and 
the  other  eastern  counties.  The  uuvigation  of  ihe 
Nene  has  been  materially  improved  by  a  straight  cut 
from  Pett-rboroueh,  by  which  vessels  of  one  hundred 
tons  bni-den  can  with  facility  approach  thequay,  which 
is  most  conveniently  and  fommodiou>ly  consirucied; 
while  the  rail  has  opened  up  additional  and  more 
rapid  nieaii«of  transHiiitiiig  port  njereliHndise  and  the 
produce  of  the  district  to  the  metropolis  and  diffeient 
places,  by  the  various  connected  lines. 

Wisbiach  hns  l»een  a  curporate  town  ever  since  the 
reign  of  Edward  VI.  Tiie  'Trinity  Guild'  possesses 
estates  for  pious  and  charitable  purposes:  in  the  i-eign 
of  Henry  VIH  it  shared  the  general  fate  of  ecclesias- 
tical foundations,  but  was  again  restored  by  an  act 
passed  by  Edward  VI,  and  renewed  in  Jan.  1610-11 
at  a  consiiierabie  expense;  they  were  then  constituted 
a  body  corporate,  by  the  style  of  '  ihe  Buruesses  of 
the  town  of  Wisbfach.*  The  Municipal  Act  passed 
in  1835  ve-ted  the  government  of  the  town  in  a  mayor, 
six  aldermen  Hnd  eighteen  councillors,  and  styled  the 
corporate  body  *  the  Burgesses  of  the  Borough  of 
Wisbeach  ;'  the  same  act  divided  the  town  into  two 
waids,  and  conferred  upon  it  a  commission  of  the 
peace.  A  general  assize  of  oyer  and  terminer,  and  a 
court  of  pleas  for  the  trial  of  civil  actions  to  any 
amount,  used  to  be  held  at  Wisbeach,  alternately  with 
Ely;  but,  upon  the  passing  of  the  act  abolishing  the 
secular  jurisdiction  of  the  Bishop  of  Ely,  all  aggra- 
vated ca^es  of  felony,  arising  within  the  Isle  of  Ely, 
are  tried  before  the  judges  of  assize  at  Cambridge. 
The  quarter  sessions  of  the  peace  aie  held  at  Wis- 
beach and  Ely  alternately;  and  tlie  town  is  included 
in  the  thirty-second  circuit  of  County  Court  towns, 
under  Ihe  act  (passed  in  1846,)  for  the  recovery  of 
tiebts  to  any  amount  not  exceeding  £20.  The  bo- 
rough police  com  t  is  held  over  the  police  station,  and 
here  the  magistrates  sit  eveiy  day.  The  lord  bishop  of 
Ijly  is  lord  of  the  franchise  and  of  the  manor.  The 
town  is  the  ciiitre  of  the  Wisbeach  Union  under  the 
new  Poor  Law  ;  and  there  has  been  erected  a  spa- 
cious and  handsome  building,  on  the  Lynn  road,  for 
the  purposes  of  the  act.  Tlie  new  gaol  situated  in 
New  Wisbeach,  is  a  commodious  and  substantial 
building,  on  the  plan  of  the  model  prison  at  Pentoii- 
ville.  Among  the  other  public  buildings  and  institu- 
tions, are  the  exchange-hall  and  council-chamber 
(originally  the  corn-exchange) ;  a  literary  institution 
and  museum;  public  haths  and  reading-rooms;  the 
theatre  ami  assemliiy-roonis ;  the  custom-house,  &c. 
A  newspa()er,  published  here  monthly,  is  conducted 
with  considerable  talent,  atid  enjoys  a  respectable 
circulatiiin  through  the  surrounding  district. 

W'isbeHth  compiises  the  parishes  of  Saint  Mary 
and  Saint  Peter:  the  church  of  ihe  former  stands 
about  two  miles  noilh-west  of  the  town;  that  of 
Saint  Peter  is  a  spacious  handsome  fabric,  tliou;;h  of 
a  rather  singular  construction,  being  furnished  with 
two  naves  and  two  aisles — the  naves  are  lofty,  atid 
separated  from  each  other  by  a  row  of  light  slender 
pillars  with  pointtd  arches;  the  tower,  a  tine  one  of 
«tone,  highly  ornamented — is  almost  separated  from 


living  is  a  vicarage,  with  that  of  Saint  Mary's  an- 
nexed, in  the  patronage  of  the  Bishop  of  Ely.  The 
chapel  of  ease,  in  the  Old  Market,  is  a  modern  erec- 
tion of  white  brick,  octagonal  in  form  :  it  is  endowed 
with  a  lanced  estate,  for  the  benefit  of  the  incumbent, 
of  the  value  of  £200  per  annum,  by  the  private  muni- 
ficence of  Dr.  Jobson,  a  late  vicar,  'i  here  are  places 
of  worship  for  various  religious  denominations;  of 
which  a  list  is  appended,  with  their  ministers.  The 
public  charities  of  this  town  are  of  importance,  espe- 
cially those  for  the  education  of  youth:  amongst 
these  the  grammar  school  ranks  first  in  antiquity, 
having  been  founded  in  the  twelfth  century.  This 
establishment,  which  is  under  the  patronage  and 
superintendence  of  the  coipoiation,  lias  the  appoint- 
ment of  two  scholarships  at  Magdalene  college  Cam- 
bridge ;  a  classical  education  is  afforded  to  all  boys  of 
the  tow  n  ;  the  Bisliop  of  Ely  is  visiter : — Dr.  Herring, 
afterwards  Archbishop  of  Canterbury,  received  his 
educational  tiiis  school;  and  Clarkson,  the  philan- 
thropic advocate  for  the  abolition  of  slavery  was  born 
here,  his  father  being  the  then  master  of  the  school. 
An  endowed  school  for  girls,  a  national  school  for 
hoys,  and  an  excellent  British  school  are  well  sup- 
ported and  attended.  Seveial  charitable  societies, 
wll-endowed  almshouses,  and  charities  of  a  minor, 
exteent,  contribute  to  the  assistance  of  the  indigent 
The  market  days  are  Thursday  and  Saturday;  the 
former  for  fat  stock,  the  latter  tor  the  usual  articles  of 
consumption— both  abundantly  supplied.  Fairs,  the 
Wednesday  next  before  Whitsunday  and  July  25th  for 
horses,  and  on  the  1st,  2iid  and  12th  August  for 
cattle  and  sheep.  In  1831  the  paiish  of  Saint  Peter 
contained  7,253  inhabitants,  and  that  of  Saint  Mary 
1,524;  in  1841  their  respective  populations  were 
8,530  and  1,931,  total  10,461  ;  in  1850  the  estimated 
number  was  about  12,500. 

Elm  parish  is  in  the  hundred  of  Wisbeach — the 
village,  a  pretty  and  rural  one,  is  2  miles  s.  s.  e.  from 
that  town,  on  the  border  of  Norfolk.  The  parish 
Church  of  All  Saints  is  a  neat  edifice  ;  the  living  is  a 
vicarage  in  the  gift  of  the  Bishop  of  Ely.  Population 
in  1841,1,742. 

Leverington  village  is  in  the  same  hundred  a3,. 
and  2  miles  N.  w.  from  Wisbeach  :  it  contains  a  very 
handsome  church  with  an  equally  beautiful  spire,  ex- 
cepting which  the  village  has  no  claim  to  particular 
notice  :  the  living  is  a  rectory,  in  the  patronage  of  the 
Bishop  of  Ely.  The  parish  (including  thechapeliy  of 
Parson  Drove)  contained  in  1841, 1,954  inhabitants. 
Emneth  is  a  village  and  parish  in  the  hundred  of 
Freebridge-Marsh-land,  in  the  county  of  Norfolk, 
2^  miles  e.  s.  e.  from  VVisbeach.  The  church,  a  small 
edifice  is  dedicated  to  Saint  Edmund  :  the  living  is  a 
perpetual  curacy,  annexed  to  Elm.  Population  in 
1841,1,065. 

Walsoken  is  a  paiish  and  village  in  thesame  county 
and  hundred  as  Emneth,  contiguous  to  the  town  of 
Wisbeach.  The  gardens  in  this  parish  are  many,  ex- 
tensive and  productive,  and  the  pleasant  walks  in  and 
around  the  village  form  the  favourite  Sunday  prome- 
nade of  the  inhabitants  of  Wisbeach.  The  church  of 
All  Saints  is  a  handsome  structure,  with  a  lofty  spire, 
and  forms  a  prominent  and  plea>ing  object  in  the 
distant  view  :  the  living  is  a  rectory,  in  the  presenta- 
tion of  the  AUington  family.     Population  of  the  parish 


the  church,  which  gives  it  a  curious  appearance  :   the  i  n  1841, 2, .'563 

POST  OFFICE,  Cornhill,  Wisbeach,  John  Goward,  Post  Muster.— Letters  from  London,  Cam- 
bridge, Ely,  HuNTivGDON,  Saint  Ives,  Chatteris,  March,  Attleborough,  Brandon,  Thetford, 
Wymondham,  Norwich,  Yarmouth,  Lynn,  Stamford,  Peterborough,  Spalding,  Boston,  Spilsby, 
Alford,  Louth  and  Hull,  arrive  every  morning  at  half-past  five;  and  .?econ^i  mat/ from  London,  Cam- 
bridge, Ely,  Huntingdon,  Saint  Ives,  Chatteris,  March,  &c.  at  a  quarter  before  four  m  the 
afternoon  ;  and  are  despatched  every  morning  at  seven,  and  at  night  at  the  same  hour. 

Letteis  from  Holbeach,  &c.  arrive  every  evening  at  half-past  .six,  and  are  despatched  at  ten  minutes 
before  four  in  tbe  afternoon, 

POST,  Elm,  Receiving  House  at  Thomas  Francis's.— Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (by  foot-post  from  Wis- 
beach) every  morning  at  eight,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  five  in  the  afternoon. 

POST,  Emneth,  Receiving  House  at  Stephen  Hunsley's.— Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (by  foot-post  from 
Wisbeach),  every  morning  at  half-past  eight,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  half-past  four  in  the  afternoon, 

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CamOiitigcjBfjirc. 


WISBEACH,  &c. 


^latei'^ 


OENTRT    AWD    CLERGY. 

Ahboit  Mrs.  Mdiy  Ann.  Cif-^cent 
An  Ire w  Mr.  John,  VValsoki-n 
BrfXtirr  .Mr«.  .Maiy  .Aiui, North  brink 
Btll.lut  .MrsCatliVn.Gt.Cljurchlane 
Bfll.ini>  .NJr.  John,  Lynn  load 
Bailley  .Mr>.  Ktanre«.  Kly  plnce 
BuiiD  Rev.  John,  .Mur.ihlanil  road 
Bycroft  .Mr.  Kichard,  Walsokeii 
Cdiliphn)nas  llev.Dcmctrius  P.,l'[)- 

per  Hill  8t 
CaUT  .Mr*.  Miiry,  North  brink 
ChiMiberlin  Mr. Win.  North  ttrracc 
Cle  .Mfs.M.iriha  .M^IW, South  hi  ink 
Coir  .Mr.x   Krhi-ciH,  Khn  load 
Cole  .Mr.  'I'hoiiiaH,  South  l<riiik 
Cox  Jo»e()h,  Esq.  (inaitistrate),  Old 

ni.irkrt  ['t 

Da\»i>arn  .Mr.  I  honiao,    Lower  Hill 
l)..b^^  .Nil!..  — ,   .Marshhind  toad 
D'Msun  .Mr.  John,  York  row 
Knpland  Mr*.  .Mary,  Cre-icnt 
K'jtlaiid  Wui.Emi  m.d.  .North  brink 
Kardi  II  lU'v.Hry,  Vicariiei-.Wisbfach 
Kaii-sfti  Mr.  'I"h(>tiia«,  (iaol  l.inc 
Fra-'er  .Mr«.  Hannah,  Kly  place 
KiU'her  .Ml.  ■rhoina.",  Kiiiiifth 
IJinlli'-toi.e  y\r.  John,  Union  placi* 
fiu'tdaril  Mrs.  Frances  North  hiink 
(jodfrry  Mrs.  — ,  WaNoki-ii     [brink 
(ioodiiian   .Mrs.    'I'lieodocia,    South 
(Jrouii'ls  .Mrs.  Siisannah,  Cn.sceiit 
Hall  .Ml.  ThomH>,  Cliiinh  st 
Hamerioii  Mi.i.  Haiinati,  Crcsrent 
Harri-on  .Mr.  Janus,  Ajiion  place 
HiikMin  .Mr.  John,  Kim  road 
Hiii^'ins  .Mrs.  .\nn,  Ncne  paraf'e 
HoliiH's  Kcv.Tlionias  I'att. sun, South 

biii.k 
Holmes  Mr.  Uilliani,  North  brink 
Huton  lUv.  Kdward,  Walsoki  ii 
Isley  .Mr.  U'ijii.iiii.  Church  leriare 
Jackson  llev.  Fiedk.  l*ar.son's  grove 
Jrtckoii  Kcv. Henry, Ufctory,  Li  ver- 

ii'Kton  '       [South  brink 

Jackson  Hnpli,KM|fcli-ik  of  peace), 
Jaiksoii  Hev.Jeienih.  V'ic^ia;;e,liliii 
Johnson  .^Ji^.s  — .  Lower  Hill  st 
Johnson  ihe  .Ml>.ses — ,LeV(  riiigton 
Johnson  .M I. s. Caroline.  South  hriiik 
John-t  <n  .Mr.  Uobrrt,  Com  hill 
King  Ucv.  Uobtit  Jairol(i,Vork  row 
Le-4cli.Mr.  llenrv,  Lcvj-iinu'ton  road 
Lef.ire.Mir.eo..Miikeifi(l(',Cre.scent 
Life  .Mr.  Ilichaid  Carier,  Eiv  (ilace 
Littli-woo(I.Mr.(Jlias.lJ,,li;ny,Voikrw 
Liitlrwood  the  Mis>es,  V<irk  row 
Lumpkin  .Mr.s.  .Margant  Topping, 

•South  brink 
M'lx-an  Mr  John  Hope,  Lyntnoad 
-M-ii shall  .Mr.  Joseph,  Kim 
.Max»-y  .Mrs.  .Ann,  South  brink 
.Metcalfe  Charles,  Es().(inacistiate\ 
^."•■''Rest  [Walsokeii 

.Moon  Mr. Michael  .Alfred,  North  .s;, 
iJllard  .Misses  Sarah  &  Jane,  Lower  i 
„»''l;t  „  [brink! 

Hate   Uobrrt   Francis,    Ksq.    Norih  ^ 
FeaciKrk  MrvSusaniiali. South  brink 
Peckoier  .AIi;ernoii,K>(|  .Nonl,  |„i„k 
HrckoviT  WiUiaru,  Km|.  North  brink 
rik.-  .Mr  James  (,'aiev,  Cieceiit 
Pope  Mr.  John,  I'hnr'th  leriate 
jlrad  .Mr.  John,   Wa  .<.okeii       [mad 
Uynol.lM.n  .Mr.  Koheit,  .M.,r>r,land 
H  1(h)  .Mr.  John,  L\nn  roa  1 
j<Kb.  .Mr..  H.lKcr.;,  .Market  st 
lUiW.il  .Mr.  Hichod,  GanI  lane 
Hoiiikill  .Ml.  Josiaii,  L-veiinttt.n 
S-*»f  rl  .Mri.  — ,  Walsokeii 
iki.iiUi  Cant  Geoige  AuKUMus,  b.n. 

OW  inaikrt 
S»UM..-M  .M,,  _.  Marshland  road 
Mr,.;!.  Mr.  J..»,.pi..  AltMon  ,.iare 
hiHiUi  S\r.>>^.uuv\,\.r^,rmtiUu, 


Southwell  Mrs.  — ,  North  brink 
Stijiiger  Mrs.  Mnry,  Kly  place 
Stanton  .Mrs.  Sarah,  Leveriiigton 
Stevens  William,  Esq.  (magistrate), 

Old  market 
Sutterby  Mis*  Esther,  Lower  Hill  st 
Swaine  .Mrs.  Sophia  Ann,  Crescent 
Tuylor  .Mrs.  IJai  bara.  Old  market 
I'avlor  .Mr.  John,  North  terrace 
Taylor  .Mr.  Josepli,  OM  luarkei 
Thompsi'ii    Uev.   George    Harrison 

Wartoii,  Upper  Hill  st 
Trevor  .Mr.  John,  Walsokeii 
I'sill  .Mis.  Helen,  Hridge  st 
W'ainman  .Mrs.  .Ann,  North  brink 
Wall  Mr.  Hardy,  iMaikei  st 
W:ii(l  Henry  William,  Esq. (mayor), 

Noith  blink 
Ward  Kiibeit,  Esq.  Noith  teriaoe 
Wanlale  .Mr.  George,  S.'Uth  biiiik 
Weatherlu'a<l  Mrs.  — ,  Crescent 
West  .Mr.s.Elizabeth,  Leveriimton  id 
Whitsed  John, Esq. .m.d. North  brink 
Wiles  .Mrs.  Elizbth.  Marshland  road 
Wilkin  .Mr.Ednid.  LeverinKlon  mad 
Wrai^ht  the  Misses  Mary  &  Eliza- 
beth, Old  market 
Wright  .Mr.  Williani,  Ely  j.lace 

ACADEMIES    AND    SCHOOLS. 

Nut  otiieraise  described  are  Day  Schools. 

Adams  Jose|)h,  Great  Clmreli  lane 
Briggs  N  iomi  Mar>hall,   Market  pi 
British  School  (boys'), NewWi>- 
beach — Edwd.  Neighbour,  master 
British  School  (girls'),  Cresctm 

passage — Frances  Hill,  mistress 
Bull  John,  WisbeachSt.  Maiy 
Dow  Emma  Jane  (bdgcS;  day),Elvpl 
Dun  Agnis  .Si  Helen,  Upper  Hil'l  st 
Dun  GeorteMehille  Wilson  (board- 
ing and  day),  Upper  Hill  st 
Frf.k  School,  Elm— William  Hill, 

master 
Friend  Mary  Ann,  Upper  Hill  st 
Fyscli  Miss—,  iMaishland  load 
Grammar  School, Upper  Hill  st— 
Uev.    Geoige    Harii>on    Wanoii 
Thompson,  head  mast.r;  Chris- 
tian Hail,  second  master 
Holmes   Hev.   William   (hoarding), 

Noitii  blink 
Infants'  School,   Great    CliUKh 

lane— Harriet  Uuscall,  mistress 
Levekington  Chakity    School, 
Leieringtoii— JacobLeiiair.masti 
Lewis  .Sarah,  Great  Chnich  lane 
Moon  Rev.  Michael  Alfrid,  North 

.street,  Walsoken 
National  School  (boy.s'),  Churdi 

tell  ace — George  Oliver,  master 
National  School  (girla'j.  Lower 
Hill  SI — Susan  Marian  Johnson, 
mistress 
Pi  ttet  Harriet  Agnes,  South  blink 
llaiihhy  .Maiy  Sarah  6i   lkt>y  Ann, 
Maiketst  [tlay),N,,itlist 

Rohinxjo  Ann(ladies'  bdaiding  and 
Smith  \<  a  i  boarding  j.nd  dayj.Elm 
Spenee  Elizabeth  iV   Fanny  ('ladies' 
boaidiiig  and  dayj,  Ca>tle  Lodge 
Stanton  William    llediii,  Wibbe„ch 

St.  Mary 
Stavel.y  Eastland  (boarding  &  day), 

Maish'and  road  and  lluby  st 
West  Jane  &  Harriet  (boarding  and 

day).  Elm  road 
Wo<)dii>fle   Hannah    Maria  (board- 
ing and  dav),  Ely  place 
WoottonMaiy,  WaNoken 

AGENTS. 
Marked  ihn,  •  ,...•  Co.nmis.ion  A(teiit». 
Ilouttell    Thomas     Henry    (custom 
house  agent  and   ship  and  insu- 
rance   broker,     and     consnl    f,.i 
."s^eib  II   I  Nene  <|iiay 


Buckley  JohnStoueham(to  Lloyda') 

Nene  parade 
•Hiscox  J.din,  Nene  parade 
•Howell  John,  Bridge  st 
•Sloate  William,  Old  market 
Squier    William    (general),     Little 

Church  st 

•Wilkinson  John,  South  brink 


AORICUI'l'UKAL    IMPLEMENT 
MAKERS. 

See  Machine  i\Jakers. 

ARCHITECTS    tt   SURVEYORS. 

Adams  William,  South  brink 
Freeman  Richard,  Lower  Hill  st 

ATTORNEYS. 

Bays  William  Pike    (conveyancer). 

Upper  Hillst 
Fia>er  James  Edward,  Croceiit 
Gay  William,  Crescent 
Jaekson  &  Collins,  South  brink 
Jackson  Edward  &  Francis,  Lower 

Hill  street 
Jackson  Hugh,  South  brink 
King  Koheii,  Noith  st 
.Metcalfe  Charles,  jun.  Bridge  .st 
Ward  'I'bomas  Robin.son,  North  st 
Watson  'I'hoinas  Steed.  Cie.s':ent 

AUCTIONEERS  tl  APPRAISRS. 

Cave  George,  Noith  st 

Cross  John  &  Si  n  (^  land  Restate 

agent-).  North  brink 
Cuiiniiigton   &  Bouitell,  Corpora- 
tion wharf  1  Hillst 
Halfoid  John(&  accountant^, Upper 
Harrison  Matthew,  High  st 
Walsham  Hugh,  Noith  brink 

BAKERS    6c    FLOUR    DEALERS. 

Andeison  John,  North  brink 
.Ashworth  Thomas,  Nene  quay 
Bays  John  Thoma.s,  North  st 
Heagle  William,  Little  Church  .st 
Blackburn  Hemy,  Old  inaiket 
Boydeii  Christ(j|,her,  George  st 
Bree  John,  Noifolkst,  east 
Biev\inJohii(flour),  Norfolk  st.East 
Brouu  Matthew,  Aihertsl 
Biitteis  John,  Norfolk  st,Ea.st 
Chapman  Thomas,  Marshland  road 
Clark  Thomas,  Noifolk  st.  East 
Dent  William,  Noith  st 
Edes  Joseph,  Great  South  st         [st 
Faiicloth  Thomas  Giay,  Lit.  South 
Fl.  teller  John,  Elm 
Fonh  William,  Emii.fh 
Goorl\er  Ann.  Maishl.nd  rnarj 
Haidmeat  Charles,  Lvnii  ivad 
Hunter  John,  Piospect  low 
Lawrence  Th.nnas,  Maiket  st 
.Matthews  Thomas  Anthony,  Great 

South  st 
Offley  Harriet,  Canal  side 
Poolev  'Jhoiiia<,  Piospect  low 
Ilaithby  Thomas,  New  paiade 
Richardson  John,  Alt'enoii  i  st 
Seaton  Joscidi,  Gieat  South  st 
See  Joseph,  MarWiland  road 
Southwell  Alfred,  Union  st 
Springfield  John.  Alhion  place 
Squire  Richard  Edward,  Highst 
Syine  R.diert,  Ruby  st 
Teed  'I'hoinas.  Canal  st 
VValker  William,  Great  South  st 
WebsterJ  iioWt  lls.Leveringtoii  bank 
West  William,  Silver  st 
Wilkili.son  John,  Elm 

BANKERS. 

Guinevs',  Biikbetk,  &  Peckovers", 
Nonh  blink,  (draw  on  Barclay, 
Bevaii,  &  Co.,  I.,ondoii.) 

National  Provincial  Bank  of 
England,  Cornhill,  (draw  on 
Spooiier,  At'wodd's,  &  Co.,  Lon- 
don)—  Fiobeit  Johnston,  manager 


Mitttox^* 


WISBEACH,  &c.         Ci:amtinl»gf!55ire. 


Savings'  Bank,  Bridge  st,fopen  on 
Fiiflay  evenings,  from  7  to  8,  and 
Saturday^  from  12  to  1  noon) — 
Jo;<eph  Adams,  secretary 

BASKET   ec    SIEVE    MAKERS. 

Bostock  Tiiomas,  Lower  Hillsrrret, 
and  Old  Mill  lane 

Hcadin  John,  Canal  st 

Leavis  William,  Elm 

Russell  John,  Norfolk  st  West 

BLACKS?!  ITHS 

Abbott  jHHies,  Elm  load 

Barley  Thomas,  Lynn  road 

Burton  ThoniHS,  Artillery  st 

Butcher  R  chard,  Emnetit  [id 

Butterworth  Wm.dfc  Matthew.Lynn 

Carter  James,  Little  South  st 

Coul«on  Hrnry, Sooih  brink 

Crofts  Rohert,  Elm 

Dent  William,  Old  mark.t 

Dyson  Joseph  (&.  tool  maker),  Lev- 

erington  road 
Eldred  Jauies,  Marshland  road 
Friend  Euiersoa  Harrison  (farriir). 

Old  market 
German  &  Cowling,  Leverington 
Gleedham  George,  Nene  parade 
Grimmer  Robert,  Walsokeu 
Markliam  'I'houia",  Elm 
Mate  Thomas  Emneth 
MellJanies,  George  st 
Nixon  John,  New  Inn  yard 
Overton  Edward,  Churcli  st 
Russell  Peter,  May  fair 
Smith  Edward  John  Thurlow,  Elm 
Taylor  James,  Leveringtou 
Tooke  William,  WaNoken 
Waliis  James,  Oil  Milllane 
Walster  Richard,  Oil  Mill  lane 
Wilson  Francis,  Wisbeach.St.  Mary 

BOAT    BUILDERS, 
SHIPWRIGHTS.      AND      MAST,      AND 

BLOCK    MAKERS. 
Marked  thus  *  are  also  Ship  Builders. 
ColHnson  Benjamin.  Neiie  parade 
*CoHsens  Thomas  Bagley,Lynn  road 
Heiixon  John,  Nene  parade 
Keiabley  Robert,  Nene  parade 
KingThos.  Meadows,  Nene  parade 
Shaw  John,  Nene  parade 
BOOKSELLERS  &  STATIONRS. 
Audcr.-oii  Roheri(peiiodical), Black- 
friars  road 
Balding  J^mes,  Little  Church  st 
Coliyer  Charles,  Church  terrace 
Gardintr  John,  Union  st 
Goddaid  Samuel,  High  st 
Hudson  William   Brickliill  (jieriod- 

ical),  Mar>hland  mad 
Johns(m  Eleazer,  Bridge  st 
Leach  Jolin,  High  st 
Rutter  Thos.  George,  Lower  Hill  st 
Walker  Richard,  Bridge  st 

BOOT  AND  SHOE   MAKERS. 
Andrews  Thomas,  Union  st 
Bcrtles  James,  Church  ten  ace 
Blazeby  John,  Norfolk  st  East 
Booth  James,  Emneth 
Bradley  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Church  st 
Bruce  John,  Elm  road 
Busseit  John,  Elm  road 
Crertk  James,  Church  terrace 
Cuteman  John,  Chap(  1  st 
Davis  Henry.  Norfolk  st  West 
Feitwell  William,  Market  place 
Friend  Jonathan,  Russtli  st 
Frushey  ilober;,  Elm 
Goodso'n  John,  Church  terrace 
Gorbutt  Thomas.  Little  Church  lane 
Gromitt  John,  Noifolk  st  East 
Hall  John,  North  brink 
Haslain  Thomas,  Great  South  st 
Haslam  William,  Great  South  tt 


Hill  James,  Market  st 
Howard  John,  North  brink 
Jacob  Samuel,  Old  market 
Lee  Henry  Charles,  Old  market 
Lightfoot  John,  Walsoken 
Lincoln  William,  Norfork  st  East 
Lock  Arthur,  High  nt 
Long  William,  Elm 
Lovell  Charles,  Hiyh  st 
.Marreit  Simon,  Albion  place 
Mitchell  William,  Mar.-hland  road 
Moore  Joseph,  Market  place 
Nott  James,  Norfnlk  st  West 
Plant  Edward,  Blackfriars  rond 
Pope  Riibeit,  Great  Church  lane 
Randell  Bloom  (and  blacking), Mar- 
ket place 
Seaioii  John,  Little  Church  st 
Silhuin  Robert.  Market  place 
Smith  Henry,  Gaol  lane 
Smithee  John,  Emneth 
Smithee  Robert,  Emneth 
Smithee  VVilliati),  Eninelli 
Taylor  John,  Old  market 
Teed  Thomas,  Lower  Hill  st 
Teed  Willimn,  Nene  parade 
Thompson  Isaiah,  Marshland  road 
Toomhs  Richard,  Wisbeach,St.Mary 
Wade  Gioige,  High  st 
Wakefield  John,  Gaol  lane 
Weston  Jolm,  Wisbeach,  St.  Mary 
Wing  James,  High  st 
BRAZIERS    AND    TIN-PLATE 

WORKERS. 
Cottam  George,  Market  place 
Gamble  Alfred,  Little  South  st 
Healy  Arthur,  High  st 
James  George,  Ship  lane         [East 
Keighley  William  James,  Norfolk  st, 
MeriinK  George,  Market  place 
Osborn  Christopher,  Wheat  Sheaf 
opening 

BREWERS. 
Bishop  Joseph,  South  brink 
Boucher  Charles  &  Son,  Lynn  road 
Brewin  John,  Norfolk  si,  East 
Clare  John  &  William,  Gt.  South  st 
Gapp  John,  Leveiington  road 
King  Charles,  Nene  quay 
Mills  George  William,  Lower  Hill  st 
Morling  George,  Market  place 
Peatlini!  Thoma*.,  Old  market 
Pliiliips  &  Tibhits,  Norih  brink 
Ratcliffe.   Reid,  &  Ratcliffe,  Little 

Church  street 
Ward  Henry  William,  Oil  Mill  lane 
Whitley  James,  Barton  lane 

BRICK   MAKERS. 

See  Lime  Burners,  Sfc, 


Clarke  William,  Trafalgar  row 
Clifton  Robt  (pork), Norfolk  st  West 
Culy  Ann,  Market  place 
Curtis  James,  Little  Church  st 
Day  Ann,  Walsoken 
Desborough  William,  North  terrace 
EiigHsh  William,  MHishland  road 
Kaircloth  Harriet,  Blackfriars  road 
Fardell  Frederick,  Norfolk  st  West 
Hardmeat  Joseph.  Mai  ket  place 
Harrison  George,  High  st 
Harrison  John,  Coinhill 
Lawrence  William,  Marketplace 
Lenton  John,  Marshland  road 
Macniell  James,  Norfolk  st  Ea-t 
Pai  ker  Sarah  (pork) , Norfolk  st  East 
Place  Daver,  Albion  place 
Plater  William,  Norfolk  st  East 
Powell  Robert,  Walsoken 
Rutherford  Edward,  Little  South  st 
Salter  John  Nixon   Nene  parade 
Siott  John,  Great  South  st 
Self  Robert,  Bridge  st 
Shepherd  James,  High  st 
Snarey  George,  Old  market 
Spriggins  William  Stephens.Marsh- 
land  road  [st 

Steley  Matthew  (pork),GieatSouth 
Steverson  Francis,  Obi  sluice 
Stimson  John,  May  fair 
Stimson  William,  Great  South  st 
Tawn  Benjamin, Wisbeach,St.  Mary 
Taylor  Frederick,  Little  Church  st 
Tegerdine  William  (pork),  Albertst 
Thompson  Samuel,  May  fair 
Walkeiley  Fredk.,  Norfitlk  st  East 
Waliis  Edward,  VValsoken 
Warden  Alexander,  Norfolk  st,East 
Watson  John,  Wisbeach,  St.  Mary 

CABINET     MAKERS,     UPHOL- 
STERERS at  PAPER  HANGERS 

Barnes  William,  Great  South  st 
Bray  Fiederick,  Marketplace 
Bray  Heniy,  Canal  side 
Clarke  Mercy,  Mai  ket  place 
Flint  George,  North  st 
Harrison  Matthew,  Hii^h  st 


CARPENTERS. 

See  Joiners  and  Carpenters. 


BRICKLAYRS  &  PLASTERERS. 

Andrews  Jeremiah  Holmes,  Lynnrd 
Britton  George,  Leverington 
Fiiend  Frederick,  North  brink 
Lancaster  Peel  Wriaht.  Elm 
Le  Tall  Heniy,  Lynn  road 
Roope  Lucy,  Lynsi  road 
Smith  Job,  Albert  st        [ington  rd 
Swansborough  John  Swaine,Lever- 

BUILDERS. 
(See  also  Joiners  and  Carpenters.) 
Andrews  Jeremiah  Holmes, Lynu  rd 
Le  Tall  Henry,  Lynn  road 
Roope  Lucy,  Lynn  road       [terrace 
Swansborough  John  Swain,  North 

BUTCHERS. 
Baker  Daniel,  Norfolk  st  East 
Baker  Thoma-',  Church  terrace 
Beckett  James,  Elm 
Brown  Richard,  Leverington  road 
Burnham  George,  North  brink 
Carbutt  Robert,  Union  st 
Clarke  George,  Norfolk  st  East 


CARVERS    AND    GILDERS. 

Denton  Octavius  John,  Old  market 
Piatt  Thomas,  Market  place 

CHEMISTS   AND    DRUGGISTS. 

Brirley  Johnson  Gray,  Old  market 
Baxter  William,  Cornhill 
Hollingworth  George  (and  oil  and 

colonrman).  Market  place 
Macdonald  John  Thomas,  Norfolk 

st  Ea>'t  [street 

MallettJohn  (and apothecary;, High 
Neale  John,  Church  terrace 
Oldham  William  Thomas,  Market  pi 
Robins  Sharman,  Norfolk  st,  East 
Smith  William,  High  st 

CHINA  AND  GLASS  DEALERS. 

Collins  John,  High  st 
Daw.son  Adam,  Market  place 
Waller  James,  High  st 

CLOTHES    DEALERS. 

Bellars  Benjamin,  Little  South  st 
Cheney  &  Rowsell,  Old  market 
Cheney  William  Sanderson  &  Son^ 

Market  place 
Fields  James,  North  terrace 
Foster  Melson,  Cornhill 
Garratt  JamesWhithy,  Norfolk  stE. 
Norman  &  Wake,  Norfolk  st  East 
Penning  John,  Market  place 
Teed  William,  Norfolk  st  East 
Vipau  Joseph,  Little  Church  st 

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WISBEACH,  &c. 


^latn'js 


COAX.  MERCHANTS  St  DEALRS 

Allen  Jmies  Jeremiah,  Elui  road 
£uiman  John  (and  ship  chandler], 

Alhioti  place 
England  George,  Elm  road 
Hickson  liarnab;»s,  Nene  quay 
Howell  Ji'hii,  Bridge  st 
Lawson  Jolin,  Bridge  st 
Loose  Isau",  Little  South  9t 
Offley  Harriet,  Canal  side 
Bussell  Philip,  Elm  road 
Senility  John,  ALhv  fair 
Tawn  Renjaniin.Wisbeach,  St.  Mary 
Teed  Alice,  Nene  (|uay 
f  sill    James    &   Harley   Matthew, 

Nene  quay  [street 

M'ard(5eorge.Anini.<tas  &  Son, North 
Ward  Henry  William,  Oil  .Mill  lane 
VVhitwell  John,  South  brink 
Wilkinson  John,  South  brink 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Everitt  William,  .Marshland  road 
Friend  &  Rogby,  Market  place 
Haytes  Elizabeth,  Norfolk  st  East 
Hud-on  Henry,  Market  place 
Linder  Haniiali,  Norfolk  st  East 
WNeill  William,  Corn  hill 
Nurse  Chas.  Sam!.  Norfolk  st   East 
Keed  George,  Market  place 
Rogby  William,  Norfolk  st  East 
Squire  Richard  Edward,  High  st 

COOPERS. 
Ayres  Henry,  Elm  road 
Barnes  Samuel,  Old  sluice 
Easingwood  Samuel,  North  brink 
Few  J(diii,  Oil  Mill  Jane 
Springtield  William,  High  st 

COPPER-PLATE     PRINTERS 
AND    ENORAVERS. 

Denton  Octavius  John,  Old  market 
Wall  Benjamin,  Church  st 

CORN     AND      OIL-CAKE    MER- 
CHANTS   AND    DEALERS. 

BraysliHw  John,  Corn  hill 

Cross  Samuel  Ma:'sey,HoR»E-SnoE 

Stkam  Mills  and  South  blink 
Exley  William,  Old  Market        [E. 
Gooch  William  Catling,  Norfolk  st 
Gregory  John  &  James,  Old  market 
Hampson  John,  Old  market 
Larson  John,  Bridge  st 
Meredith  William,  Gieat  South  st 
3Iorton  Heiiiv,  Old  market 
Jlatdifft-,    Rei'd  &   Hatcliffe,    Little 

Church  st 
Taylor  John,  Old  market 
Ward    (ieorye    Augustus    &    Son, 

North  st 
Ward  Henry  William,  Oil  Mill  lane 
\\  hitwell  Jolin,  South  biink 
Wilkinson  John,  South  brink 

CURRIERS    AND     LEATHER 
CUTTERS. 

Arnsby  John,  Church  terrace 
Gromitt  John,  Norfolk  st  East 
Groom  Joeph   (and    fanner),  Old 

Hor»e  fair  and  (ireat  Church  st 
Neal  Thomas  fand   tanner),   I'pper 

Hill  SI  [High  st 

Stanioyd  James    (leather  cutter), 

DENTISTS. 

BuKgs  Luke,  Market  st 

Rust  Jeremiah  Anderson,  M,irket  st 

DININO    St    COPFEE     ROOMS. 

Breeze  Henry,  Market  place         [.><t 
CutiUiin  John  (temperatire)  .Chapel 
Monlis  Joseph,  South  brink 
Regesier  Thomas,  Little  Church  st 
Jtiidderhani    John     (temperance), 

None  quay 
Smith  Tare,  Norfolk  st  East 


DRESS    MAKERS. 

See  MiUtna-3  and  Dress  Makers. 


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DYERS    AND    SCOURERS. 

Allen  William,  Norfolk  st  West 
Fortcutt  Thomas,  Noith  liauk 

FARMERS. 
Anios  Thomas,  Elm 
Ashling  Jeremiah,  Leverington 
Bird  Henry,  Noith  st 
Bird  Robert,  Etnneth 
Biid  Thomas,  Emneth 
Bird  William,  Emneth 
Blackborn  Edward,  Elm 
Blackborii  Josefib.  Elm 
Bothway  Robert, Wisheach, St. Mary 
Burrows  Thomas,  Leverington 
Carter  Frederick,  Leverington 
Catling  Abraham,  VValsokeii 
Catling  Robert  C.  Elm 
Clementson  Jii,se|)h,  Wal.soken 
Courtinau  Ri^btrt,  Emneth 
Ciow  John,  Leveiii.gtnn 
Culy  Abraham,  Wisbeacb,  St.  Mary 
Culy  Daniel,  L^-verington 
Cunnini'ton  Wm.Wislit'ach,  St.  Mary 
I)(  arlove  John,  Leverington 
Deailove  Thomas,  Leverington 
Desborough  Thomas,  North  brink 
Dye  Edmund,  Leverington 
Edgar  John,  W.dsoken 
Foster  Joseph,  Leverington 
Frushcr  Thomas  Wn\.  South  brink 
Gagen  Ann,  Leverington 
Gee  Edward,  Wivbeach.St.  Mary 
Goodball  Thomas,  Bridge  st 
Gri  aves  Emmannel,  Emneth 
Giiffiu  Joseph  Ellard,  Lt  verington 
Haiies  Wiiliam,  Emneth 
Hanly  Simon,  Nene  parade 
Hazledine  William,  Emneth 
Hides  William,  South  brink 
Holmes  George,  Elm 
Holmes  John,  South  brink 
Leach  John,  Wisbeach  St.  Mary 
Lewin  William,  Leveiington 
Makeiuan  Nathaniel.  Walsoken 
Marshall  Jesse,  Wisbeach  St.  Mary 
Martin   David   (Goose-tree   farm). 

South  blink 
Moore  Thomas,  North  brink 
Moore  William,  Elm 
Moyses  Francis,  South  brink 
Mniley  J(diu,  Walsoken 
Neale  William,  Emneth 
Neale  William,  jnn.  Emneth 
Newsham  Wm.  Wisbeach  St.  Mary 
Nichols  Samuel.Wisbeach  St.  Mary 
Ollaid  Heniy   Walsoken 
Peck  JosepI),  North  brink 
l{eam  Williau),  VVi^bea(h  St.  Mary 
Scrimshaw  JohnSmith,  iii'verintton 
Scrim -haw  Roht.Ward,  Leveiingtcju 
Scnlthorpe  S|)i)ltnan  Swaine,  South 

hrijik 
Sharnian  James,  Walsoken 
Sharp  William,  Walsoken 
Sh;irpe  Charles,  Leveiington 
Siinmons  James,  WaNokcn 
Smith  Woomack,  Walsoken 
Stimson  Thomas,  Emneth 
Strntt  Robeit,  Elm 
Ta\lor  Francis,  Leverington 
Taylor  Nicholas  Leverington 
TciiiiiKfon  .lohii,  W.d-ol<en 
Tcriington  Zichaiiah,   Walsoken 
Ttiry  William,  North  brink 
Vawser  Charles,  Elm 
Walshani  Jesse  &  Sons  (and  cattle 

dealeis).  North  brink 
Warth  John,   Walsoken 
Websti  r  Thomas,  Leverington 
Williamson  Cheeseiuan,  Wisbeach, 
St.  Mary 

FELLMONOERS. 

Foster  Rickel  (and  whiting  maker), 

North  brink 
'Jatc  George,  Noilh  brink 


FIRE,    *r,.,     OFFICE     AGENTS 

Argus  (life),  Alfred  Heald,  High  si 
Atlas,  Frederick  Charles    Suutiw 

well.  Marshland  road 
Britannfa  (life),  George  Augustas 

Ward,  High  st 
City  of  London  (life),  Frederick 

James  Utiing,  Lower  Hill  st 
County   (hail-siorm),   John   Gai- 

diner,  Union  st 
County    (fire),    William    Squier, 
Little  Cliurch  st  [Union  st 

Etonian  (life),  James  Banliam, 
GENERAL,TheophilusSmith.High  .st 
General f annuity), William  Squier, 

Little  Church  st 
GL0Br.(fire  and  life),  JoscphAdams, 

Great  Church  lane 
Guardian,  William  Pike  Bays,  Up- 
per Hillst 
Kent  Mutual  ffire),  William  Grif- 
fith, Corporation  wharf 
Laiv  (file),  James  Edward  Eraser, 

Crescent 
Law  (fire  and  life),  Charles  Med- 

calfe,  jun.  Bridge  st 
Legal  and  Commercial,  Thomas 

Cnnniiigton,  Albion  place 
London  Assurance,  Robert  John- 
ston, Corn  hill 
Medical,    Legal   and  General 
(life),  George  Hollingworth,Mar- 
ket  place 
Minerva   (life),  William  Griffith, 

Corporation  wharf 
National    Mercantile,    Joseph 

Louth,  Market  place 
National      Provident,     Robert 

Wherry,  Market  place 
Norwich     Equitable,     Thomas 
Matthews   Patiick,  Market  place 
Norwich  Union,  .Matthew  Leach,.. 
North   brink,  and    William  Ste- 
vens and  Son,  York  place 
Phceni.x,  Eleazer  J  iihns.in, Bridge  st 
Professional,   Thomas   Robinson 

Ward,  North  st 
Provident,  Willi, .m  Squier,  Little 

Church  st 
Royal  Exchange  (fire  and  life), 
Ratcliffe,  Reid  &  Ratcliffe,  Little 
Church  st 
Royal    Farmers'   and  General 
Gapp,  Leverington  road 
(file,  life  and  hail  storm),  John 
Royal  Naval,  Military  &  East 
India     (life),    Frederick    Bray, 
Market  place 
Scottish   Union   (fire  and  life), 

John  GaidiiM  r.  Union  st 
Star   flife),  Thomas  Pcatling,  Old 

market 

Suffolk  Amicable  (fire).  Alfred 

Heald,   High  st  fCoinhill 

Sun   (fire  anrl  life),  John  (Joward, 

United   Kingdom    (temperance), 

Jidin  Gaiiliner,  Union  st 

Wesi.eyan  &  General  Provident 

(life),  William  Thomas  Oldham, 

Market  place  [st 

YoKKsH I  re.  Richard  Walkcr,Bridge 

FISHMONGERS. 
Doughty  H.nrv,   Norfolk  st  East 
D(.uglity  John',  GrcatSouth  st 
LemmonJohn  (and  dealer  in  game), 

Biidge  st 
Randall  Bloom,  Little  South  st 
Randall  Zacheriah,  Norfolk  st  East 
Williamson  William,LittleChurchsl 

FURNITUTE    BROKERS. 

Barnes  William,  Great  South  st 
("larke  Mercy,  Mai  ket  place 
Flint  George,  Cliuich  terrace 
Harrison  Robt.  Wiicatsheaf  opening 
Loose  Matthew,  Church  terrace 


iiiiectorjD. 


wiSBEACH,  &c.        cramftriirgesfjiie. 


OARDENBRS     dc     SEEDSMEN.) 

Rcdvis  John.  \V»lsoken 
Benuington  Thomas,  VAm 
Bodntr  Joseph,  Walsoken 
Bodger  Thonias,  Walsoken 
Boyce  Richard,  VVal-'oken 
Boyden  Joliu,  VVaL«okeii 
Carter  Samuel,  Great  South  st 
CockettTliomas,  Norfolk  st  West 
Cooper  Thomas,  Norfolk  st  West 
Gore  Joliti,  Neue  parade 
Key  James,  Marshland  road 
Lynn  Tiioii>a>,  Enineth 
ScratieldWilliam,  Friday briitge.Elm 
Sharpe  Charles  (and  nurseryman), 

Wisbtach  and  Leverington 
Sprages  John,  Great  South  st 
Spraggs  William,  Mirshland  road 
Thirkell  Nathan,  Old  market 
Ward  Jaine;>,  Crab  marsh 
Ward  Naih.miel,  Nene  paiade 
Woodcock   William  (and  nursery- 
man), Elm  road 

GLOVERS. 
Stanroyd  James,  Hieh  st 
Winkley  John,  North  brhik 
GROCERS  AND  TEA  DEALERS. 

(See  also  Shopkeepers,  Sfc.) 
Aukland  Francis,  Marketplace 
Ayres  James,  Old  market 
Bellars  Benjamin,  Little  South  st 
Bland  Charles,  Mai  ket  place 
Chettle  William,  Albiiui  place 
Dowson  &  Co.  Market  place 
Dawbaru  &  Sons   (and  wholesale, 
and  coffee  roasters,  drysalters  and 
iniporteis  of  salt).  Market  place 
Dawbarn  Richard,  Market  place 
Foster  Nelson,  Cnriihill  [race  | 

Hardy  George  Edward,  Church  ter- 
Harinan  Saiah  (tea  dealer),  High  st 
Louth  Joseph  (wholesale  and  retail 
and  coffee  roaster),  Market  place 
Medvvorth  Henry,  High  st 
Osborn     Matthew    Hodson,  Nor- 
folk st  East 
Redin  Mary,  Old  market 
Usill  James  &   Harley  Matthew, 

Lower  Hill  st 
Wherry  Robert,  Market  place 

HAIR   DRESSERS. 
Brewin  George,  Union  st 
(JheneyJohn  Sanderson,  Gt.South  st 
Foster  William,  High  st 
GrayGolder,  Altiion  place 
Hooton  Daniel,  Not  folk  st  East 
Lane  John  lidinutid,iMarket  place  E. 
Lee  Richard,  Briiige  st 
LeeRicliard,  Nene  (piay 
Munton  John,  Marslibind  road 
Regester  Edward,  Little  Churcli  st 
Rogers  William,  Old  market 
Sharp  Thomas,  High  st 
Stewart  Aithiir  John,  North  terrace 
Underwood    John     Elden,     Little 

Church  street 
Winkley  John,  North  brink 
HARDWAREMEN     Sc    HABER- 
DASHERS. 
Bell  William,  Noifolk  st  East 
Hives  John,  Market  place 
Woodcock  Leonard,  Norfolk  st  East 
HATTERS. 
CSee  also  Tailors.) 
Clarke  Robert,  Market  place 
Dawb.un  &  Sons,  Market  place 
Deakii)  Thomas,  Bii'lge  st 
Penning  John,  Maiket  place 

INNS    AND    HOTELS. 

Rose  and  Ci  own  (f.nnily  hotel,  com- 
mercial inn,  posting  house  and 
inland  revenue  office),  Ann  God- 
dard,  High  stand  Market  place 


Vine,  James  Whitlt  y,  Old  market 
White  Hart,  RdAtlams, North  brink 
Wliiie  Lion  (family  and  rommeicial 
hotel), JosepliBishop, South  brink 
IRON  FOUNDERS. 
CooGeorge.BRlTANNIAlRONWORKS 

Leverington  load 
Cox  Jonathan  Bush,  Bedford  st 
Swansborough  Jno.Swaine,Mayfair 

IRONMONGERS. 
Cottam  George,  Market  place 
Ford  Frederick,  Cornhill 
Healey  Arthur,  High  st 
Morling  George,  Market  place 
JOINERS    6c    CARPENTERS. 

{See  also  Builders. J 
Batterham  John,  North  biink 
Batterhatn  Robt-rt  West,Churchterr 
Claike  John,  Albert  st 
Cook  Thomas,  Walsoken 
Cooke  John,  Lower  Hill  st 
Crowe  Willi:Hni,  Emuetli 
Foster  Robert,  Great  Church  st 
Gamble  Thomas,  Chapel  st 
Harper  Lawrence,  Emneth 
Loose  Matthtrw,  Church  terrace 
Nayltr  William  Wing,  Bedford  st 
Parlett  William,  North  brink 
Pooley  Henry  Whitby,  Canal  side 
Pooley  Hrnry,  jun.  Ruby  st 
Quincey  William,  Elm 
Scillebank  Thomas  (and  contractor) , 

May  fair 
Syddel  Snasdell,  Kim 
Tomson  Lewis,  Ciiurch  terrace 
Wellingham  John,  Gaol  lane 
LIME    BURNERS   AND    BRICK 
MAKERS. 

Andrews  Jei'emiah  Holmes, Lynn  rd 
LtTall  Henry  (lime  burner), Lynn  rd 
Ollard  Henry,  Walsoken 
Roope  Lucy,  Lynn  road 
Swansborough  JolinSwaiue,  North 

terrace 
Toinson  Lewis,  Church  terrace 
LINEN  &  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

CSee  also  Tailors.) 
Aukland  Francis,  Maiket  place 
Ayres  James,  Old  market 
Bellars  Benjamin,  Little  South  st 
Cooper  William,  Bridge  st 
Dawbarn  &  Sons   (and  wholesale, 
and  manufacturers  of  Hall's  Wis- 
beach  cntton).  Market  place,  and 
at  Rochdale  and  Bradford 
Durrant  &  Cawdell,  North  brink 
Foster  Nelson,  Cornhill 
Gibbs  Henry  i  haberdasher  and  lace- 
man).  Union  st 
Grounds  Edward,  Market  place 
Harman  Sarah,  Higii  st  [E. 

Osborn  MatthewHodson,  Norfolk  st 
Stevens  William  &  Son,  Y'ork  row 
Waddingion  Thonia!>,  High  st 
Wherry  Robert,  Market  place 

LIVERY      STABLE     KEEPERS. 

Amis  Samuel,  Great  Cdurch  lane 
Anthony  Thomas,  Beast  market 
Christopher  Isaac,  Caitle  market 
Mills  George  William,  Lymi  road 

MACHINE    MAKERS — 
AGRICULTUKAL. 

Buttervvorth  William  &  Matthew, 

Lynn  road 
Cave  George  &  Thomas,  North  st 
Coo  Geome,  Leverington  load 
Heaky  Arthur,   Hiyli  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Phillips  &  'I  ii>bits.  North  brink 
Rntcliffe,  Reid,  &.  Ratcliffe,  Little 

Church  street 
Ward  Henry  William,  OilMill  lane 


MERCHANTS — VARIOUS. 

(See  also  Seed  Merchants,  Jf^ine,tfc,, 

Merchants,  Wool  Merchants,  i^c.) 

Andrews  Jeremiah  Holmes    (bone) 

Lynn  road 
Dawbarn  &  Sons  (salt,  sack,  wool 

and  seed),  (Market  place 
Exley  William,  Old  market 
Morton  Henry,  Old  market 
Usill    James   &    Harley    Mafthevr 

(salt&  provision).  Lower  Hill  st 
Ward   Henry  William  (wool),  Oil 

Mill  lane 

MILLERS. 
Bays  John  Thomas,  North  st 
Berry  Thomas,  Lynn  road 
Boucher  Charles  &  Son,  Lynn  road 
Brewin  John,  Norfolk  st.  East 
Cross  Samuel  Massey,  Horle  Shoe 

Steam  AliLLS,  and  Souih  brink 
Forth  William,  jun.,  Emneth 
(Jiddens  William,  Walsoken 
Goodwin  John,  Leverington 
Gray  Robeit,  Elm 
Neale  William,  Emneth  road 
Palmer  Jas.  Brecknock, Norih  brink 
Ratcliffe,  Reid,  &   Ratcliffe,  Little 

Chutch  st 
Richardson  John,  Algenoria  st 
Sargison  John  Win., Leverington  td 
Tunnel  William,  Tahymoss  drove 
Webster  John  Wells',  Leverington 

road,  and  Leverington 
Wilkinson  John,  Elm 

MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS. 

Adams    Ann,    &    Alice,    &.  Mary, 

Union  place 
Alltn  Marv  Ann,  Norfolk  st  West 
Anderson  Elizabeth,  Market  place 
Aspiiiall  Mary,  Gaol  lane 
Bellamy  Ann  Mary,  Marshland  road 
Brig«s  Maiia,  .Market  place 
Brown  Maiy  Ann,  Marshland  road 
Clarke  Eliza,  Market  place 
Everett  Jane,  South  brink 
Flint  Mary,  Norfolk  st  East 
Hawkins  Eliza  &  Mary  Ann,  Ely  pi 
HopkinsRebecca,GreatChurch  lane 
Kennewcll  Eiizabt  ih.  High  st 
Lilley  Mary,  Leverington  road 
Mc.  Neill  Elizabeth,  Cornhill 
Morris  Harriet,  Old  market    [West 
Nicholson    Charlotte,    Norfolk    st 
Patman  &  Walker,  Lower  Hill  st 
Pentiiey  Mary  Ann,  North  brink 
Soulden  Mai'y  Ann,  Great  South  st 
Thirkel  Mary  Ann,  South  brink 
Veall  Elizabeth,  Church  st 
Williamson  Sarah,  Elm 

MILLWRIGHTS. 

Amos  John,  Noitli  blink 

Cox  Jona'han  Bnsh,  Bedford  st 

Saigison  Robert,  Chapel  st 

Syddell  Snasdel,  Elm 

NEWSPAPER. 

Wisbeach  Advertiser  and  LocAt 
Chronicle  (first  Friday,  month- 
ly), Union  st — John  Gardiner, 
Proprietor  and  Pu^)ii^her. 

PAINTERS,     P{.UMBERS    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Batferbee  William,  Market  place 
Bellamy  Georee,  George  st 
Beivei  stone  William, Cburch  terrace 
Burgess  John,  North  st 
Cuniiinaton  Tlioma-,  Albion  place 
Dickeison  Robert,  Walsoken 
Dunkley  William,  Great  South  st 
Gamble  Walter,  Great  South  st 
Gatliffe  William,  School  lane 
Goocli  Wm. Catling,  Norfolk  st  East 
Jennings  George,  jun.  North  st 
Mills  Robert,  Lynn  road 

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C^Tam^viOgegjijre. 

PAINTERS,    eti— Continued. 

Moor  Williaiu,  Caii.il  side 
Ru>t  William  Martin,  Neiie  quay 
Watson  Harriet,  N.-rfulk  st  East 
Watson  William,  Nene  jiarade 
Whalten  Jos.  Win.,  Church  terrace 
Wiles  William,  Upper  Hill  st 
Young  Thoma-s  William,  Kast  st 

PATTEN    ee   CLOa    MAKERS. 
IKoi-  Charles,  Union  st 
"Waller  James  High  st 

PAWNBROKERS. 
FuUher  John.  Church  terrace 
Loose  Matthew,  Church  terrace 

PHYSICIANS. 

England  William,  North  brink 
WJiilstd  John,  North  hriiik 

PRINTERS--LETTER-PRESS. 

Gardiner  John,  Uni.Mi  si 

Goddard  Samuel,  High  st 

Jolmson  Eleazcr,  Bridge  st 

Leach  John,  Hich  st 

Butter  Thus.  Gtor^e,  Lower  Hillst 

Walker  Rithard,  Bridge  st 

BOPE    AND   TWINE   MAKERS. 

Hill  Ri>htrt,  Lvnn  road 

Wans  Robert,  Great  Church  lane 

Wright  Samuel  &  Sons,  Lwr.Hill  st 

SACK    DEALERS. 

Dawbaui&Sons  (nieichants),  Rlai-- 

ktt  place 
Exley  Willitm,  Old  inaiket 
Lawson  John,  Bridce  st 
Watts  Uobeit(inaiinfaciurer) .Great 
Church  street 

SADDLERS. 
Davis  William,  Bridge  st 
Goode  Thomas  Cornliill 
Jlenett  Jacob,  Lynn  road 
TuniiT  Samuel,  Hii^li  st 
Wri^lit  Robert,  High  st 

SAIL    AND   TARPAULINO 
MANUFACTURERS. 

Crocker  Thomas  Nene  parade 
Watts  Robert,  Old  Climch  lane 

SEED  MERCHANTS&DEALRS 

Daw  barn  &  Sons,  Market  place 
Law>on  John,  Bridge  st  [st 

Ward  George  Augustn.s&Son, North 
Ward  Henry  William,  Old  Milllane 
Whiiwell  John,  South  biiuk 


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SHIP    BUILDERS. 

See  Boat  Builders. 


SHIP    OWNERS. 

Bagnall  John,  Nene  parade 
Baxter  William,  CoriihiU 
Bouch  Uotieit,  Nene  parade 
BucklevJno.Si"neham,Neiicparade 
Collins'John,  Higii  st 
Cooper  Luke,  Nene  parade 
Copeinin  Jolin,  Noith  end 
Cou>ens  Thomas  Bagley,Lynn  road 
Dawiiarn  &  Sons.  Market  place 
Gill  William,  Nene  parade 
Halev  George,  Nene  pas.sage 
Hickson  Thomas,  Nene  parade 
Horstield  Maik,  N.ne  parade 
Howell  John,  Bride  st 
Lowe  William,  Nene  iiaradc         [pi 
Patlrii  k  Thomas  Matiliews,  Maiket 
Pinder  Noah,  Nene  pur-ide 
Bawling  John.  Nene  parade 
Shepherd  Benjamin,  Nene  parade 
.Shepi  erd  William.   Levenngton  rd 
Stevens  "A'illiam,  Old  maiket 
Tate  William,  North  lerrace 
Turner  Michael,  K^st  field     [Hillst 
llMllJam«-s&  Hiirlt-y  Matthew, Lwr. 
Wadingham  George,  Kist  field 
Ward  Koheit,  Noith  teriace 
Watts  Robert,  Nene  paiadc 

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SHOPKEEPERS  ADEALERSIN 
GROCERIES  6t  SUNDRIES. 

Allcoik  James,  Nortli  terrace 
Allen  James  Jeremiah,  Elm  road 
Amos  John,  North  brink 
Anderson  John,  North  brink 
.Armitage  Joiin,  Goal  lane 
Baxter  William,  Nene  parade 
BeaKle  Hmiy,  Lynn  road 
Belts  James,  Wi>beach,  St.  Mary 
Bovden  Chri>topher,  George  st 
Bii'ttdo  Benjamin,  Levenngton 
Caibutt  James,  Leveringion 
Coiston  Sarah,  Elm 
Croshy  Rob.rt,  Maishland  loaJ 
Cuitriss  Mary,  May  fair 
Flanders  John,  May  fair 
Klanders  Stephen,  INlay  fair 
Forth  William,  Emneth 
Friend  Frederick,  North  brink 
Gamhle  Walter,  Great  South  st 
Ge«  Thomas,  Great  South  >t 
(Jilson  Edward,  Norfolk  st  East 
Good  William,  Nene  parade 
Giinsteed  Geo'ge,  Mar^hland  road 
Hall  Curtis,  Market  place 
Hardmeat  Charles,  Lynn  road 
Hayes  J«>hn.  Bedford  sr 
Hutson  William,  Loverington 
Lancaster  Peel  Wright,  Elm 
Lanuman  Rebecca,  Canal  side 
Lightfoot  John,  Walsoken 
Mawer  William,  Great  South  st 
Mitciilev  Susan,  Canal  st 
Morris  David,  Norfolk  st  East 
Munton  John,  Marshland  ro.id 
Newby  Saiah,  Great  South  st 
Offliy  Harriet,  Canal  side 
Parlitt  William,  Nene  quay 
Peck  James,  Norfolk  st  East 
Powell  Roliert,  WaUoken 
Prudence  Robert,  Friday  bridge, Elm 
Richardson  John,  Algenoria  st 
Robinson  Georue,  Leicrington  road 
Ro\den  Jolm,  Norfolk  st  East 
Scrunshaw  Susannah,  Leveringion 
Staton  Josei)h,  Great  South  st 
Siggee  James,  Marshland  road 
Snnrey  Ann,  North  terrace 
Spraggs  Robert,  Albert  st 
Spra«gs  William,  Marshland  road 
Stoving  Jolm,  Goal  l.me 
Syddell  Snasdel,  Elm 
Sytne  Robeit,  Rubv  st 
Ta-.vn  Benjamin,  Wisheach,St.Mary 
Taylor  Michael,  Norfolk  ot  East 
Waller  Hannah,  May  fair 
Watson  James  Coo  per, North  terrace 
Whiiiaker  Heniy,  Emneth 
Yorke  Charlotte,  Little  Church  st 


SILVERSMITHS  6c  JEWELLRS 

Brigs's  Luke,  Maiket  place 
Ema.uel  Emanuel   (dealer  in  plate 

and  tobacco),  Upper  Hill  st 
Fulchcr  John,  Church  terrace 
Heald  Alfred,  High  st  .[st 

Manteganie  Antonio  &  Paul,  High 
Pattrick  Tbos.  Matthews,  Market  pi 
Smith  Theophilns  High  st 

SPIRIT    MERCHANTS. 

{See  also  Ifinc  ..V  SiArit  Merchanlt.) 
Bland  CharU  s.  Market  pi  ice 
Boucher  Chirles  &  Son,  Lynn  road 
GanpJohn,  Leveriimton  road 
Phillips  &  Tibirit>,  North  brink 
Ward    GeorL-e     Augustus    &    Son, 
1      North  .street 

STAY    MAKERS. 

Annan  Sarah,  Ely  jilice 
Fi>lier  Alice,  Little  Church  St 
\\)\  Susan,  Trafalgar  row 
Yorke  Elizabeth,  Hoglurd's  lane 
Yorke  Hairiet,  Upper  Hill  st 


STONE  et  MARBLE  MASONS. 
Andrews  Jeremh  Holmes,  Lynn  rd 
Le  Tall  Henry,  Lynn  road  [terrace 
Swansborougli  John  Swaiiie,  North 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Allen  Mary  Ann,  Noi  folk  st  West 
Bellamy  Rebecca,  Marshland  road 
Biiggs  Maria,  Market  place 
Clarke  Eliza,  Market  place 
Davis  Mary  Ann,  Norfolk  st  West 
Friend  Eliza,  North  hi  ink 
Gale  Mary  Ann  (and  dealer,  and  hi 

Berlin  wool),  High  st 
Giimsteed  Eliza,  Marshland  load 
Hawkins  Eliza  &  Mary  Ann,  Ely  pi 
Lillev  Maiy,  Le»eringion  road 
Newby  Elizabeth,  Little  Church  st 
Shacklock  Adelaide,  Canal  st 
Smith  Maria,  May  fair 
Soulden  Sarah,  Great  South  st 
Springfield  Elizabeth,  York  row 
Thirkel  Mary  Ann,  South  biink 
Williamson  Sarah,   Blacklriars  road 

SURGEONS. 

Burmnn  Smith,  North  brink 
Fawseit  Frederick,  Great   South  st 
Hides  Henry,  Noith  st  [row 

Lilley  John  &  Son,  High  st,  &York 
Mason  John  Minnitt  (and  boue  »et- 

ter),  Elm  road 
Ollaid  William,  Bridge  st 
Stear  &  Jeffreys',  Old  market 
Wales  &  Wallace,  Mai  ket  place 

SURVEYORS. 
Desboron.;li  James,  Barton  lane 
Russell  John,  Liitle  South  st 
Utiing  Frederick  .lames  (and  civil 

engineer),  Lower  Hill  st 
Ward  Geotge  Augustus  (of  taxes), 
North  street 

TAILORS. 
Marked  thus  "are  also  Drapers. 
Ashton  Charles,  Elm  road 
•Banlium  James,  Union  st 
Bas^ingham  Benjamin.  Canal  side 
•Bella:s  Benjamin,  Norfolk  st  We.st 
Brarkenbury  John,  Little  South  st 
Bneze  Henry,  Market  place 
•Cheney  &  Rowsell,  Old  market 
•Cheney  William  Sanderson  &  Son, 

Market  place 
Claik  William,  Old  market 
•Clarke  Robert,  Market  plare 
•Elvidge  John  Edis,  Hit-h  st 
Fields  James,  Noith  terrace 
•Foster  Nelson,  Cornliill 
Colliding  John,  Elm  road 
Hall  William  Berridge,  Noi  th  brink 
•Hayles&  Regester,  Church  terrace 
Helling  Riehaid,  Lynn  road 
•Lawrence  Edward,  Market  place 
Le  Pla  James.  Great  South  st 
•Norman  &  Wak--,  Noi  folk  .st  East 
•Nurse  Charles  SMinuel(and  hatter), 

Norfolk  st  East 
Nurse  Josiah,  I'pper  Hill  st 
I'ilch  Heniy,  Upper  Hillst 
I'latt  Uriah.  North  terrace 
Reed  John,  North  terrace 
lleuester  Thomas,  Liitle  Church  st 
^kinner  Joseph,  Riihy  place 
S  nith  ThoniriS,  Chun  h  terrace 
Taylor  Michat-I,  Norfolk  st  East 
Triplovv  John,  Great  South  st 
I'yars  John(&  hatter)  ,LowerHilll  »t 
Vipan  Joseph,  Little  Church  st 
•Wilson  Richard,  South  brink 
Yorke  William,  Upper  Hill  st 

TALLOW    CHANDLERS. 

Dawharn  Richard,  Market  place 
Dowson  &  Co.,  Market  place 
Sii!g.  e  James,  Marshland  road 
Usill  James,  &   Harley   Matthew, 
Lower  Hill  st 


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TAVERNS  6t  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Admiral  NeUon,Geo.  Jennings,  North  st 
Albion,  John  Shaw,  Nene  parade 
Anchor,  George  Fenwick,  Piene  quay 
Angel,  John  Mawles,  Great  Church  lane 
Anyel.  Robert  Strutt,  Elm 
Bell,  Martha  Cook,  Walsoken 
Bell,  William  Hides,  Elm 
Biid-in-Hand,Thos.  Bulman. North  brink 
Black  Rear,  Robert  Baxter,  WaUoken 
Black  Hart,  Henry  Coulson,  South  brink 
Blacksmith's  Arms,  Thos.  Mole,  Emneth 
Uuwiins  Green, \VrightButrher,Lynn  road 
Bridge  Inn,  Geo.  Barnes,  Marshland  road 
Bushel,  John  Ferrington,  Nene  quay 
Cross  Keys,  'I'hos.l'eatlin^,  Cattle  market 
Crown,  Thomas  Tchbit,  Little  South  st 
Wukt's  Head,  Amelia  Clarke,  Cliurch  terr 
Elephant    and     Castle,  John    Coulman, 

Old  market 
Engineer,  John  Coulson,  Gaol  lane 
Falcon,  John  Chamberlain,  Lit.  Church  s< 
Ferry  House,  Harriet  Brookshaw,  Great 
South  street  [brink 

Ferry     House,     John     Lincold,      South 
Five  Bells, Thos.Tansley,  Norfolk  stEast 
Flower  Pot,  George  Brewin,  South  end 
George,  George  Smith,  Market  plare 
Globe,  Robert  Banning,  Market  place 
Goat,  John  Gctfrey,  Leverington 
Golilen  Lion,  \Vm.  Fowler,  Market  place 
GrfCn  Dragon,  George  James  IVIarshall, 

Nene  quay 
Griffin,  Abel  Kirby,  Market  place 
Hare  ft  Hounds,  Jos.  Lawton.North  brink 
HorseshoeHole,  John  Annis,  Leverington 
King's  Head,  Wm.  Sloaie,  Old  market 
Lamb,  Samnel  Rarasdale, Norfolk  si  East 
Marshland   Ion,  John    Burgess,  Marsh- 
land road  [Lynn  road 
Marshland  Tavern,   Georpe  Wm.  Mills 
Mason's  A  rms,GerlrudeClarkeN  or  th  brink 
Mermaid,  Thomas  Whjie,  Market  place 
Nene  Inn,  William  Sharp,  Nene  parade 
New  Bell,  Robert  Mills,  Nene  quay 
New  Inn,  Mary  Hooton,  Union  st 
Old  Bell,  George  Brnnl,Nene  quay 
Queen's  Head.  Mary  Hopkins,  Emneth 
Red  Lion,  William  Parlett,  North  brink 
Rising  Sun,  John  Bnrton,  Leverington 
Robin    Hood,    George     Cole     Thurston, 
Market  place  fmon  road 
Royal  Standard,  Wm.Cultine,New  Corn- 
Rutland  Arms,  Wm.  Tihenham.Lynn  road 
Ship  Oetiunne,  George  Cave.  North  st 
Shi  pRomney,  Samuel  A  rcher.Market  place 
Spre^id  Eigie,  John  Howell,  Bridge  st 
Swan, George  William  Burton.  North  st 
Swan,  John  Sharman,  Leverington 
Unicorn,  John  Nobbs,  Norfoll;  st  East 
W  heatsheaf,  Wm.Belverstone,Church  terr 
Wheel,  John  Watson,  Wi^beach  St.  Mary 
White  Swan,  John  Hammond,  Emneth 

Retailers  of  Beer- 
Anthony  John,  Market  st 
Armitage  John, Gaol  lane 
Barker  Thomas.  Emneth 
Barker  William,  Leverington 
Barley  Edvvard,  Lynn  road 
Baxter  William,  Lynn  road 
Bendall  Elizabeth,  Little  South  st 
Betts  James,  Wisbeach  St.  Mary 
Belts  Jolir',-Gaol  lane 
Boltomley  George,  Leverington  road 
Boulton  Henry,  North  terrace 
Brooksbank  Edward,  Bedford  st 
Brown  M..tthew,  Albert  st 
Brown  William,  Leverinuton 
Burton  George,  North  brink 
Burton  James,  Leverington 
Butters  John,  Leverington 
Chapman  Thomas,  Mareliiand  road 
Clin  Geoige.  Leverington  road 
Crolts  R.ibert,  Elm 
Day  Ann,  Walsoken 
Edis  Henry.  South  brink 
Edisferth  William  f^pence.  North  brink 
Ely  Eiizal>elh,  Nene  parade 
Goodman  Robert,  KIra 
Goodyer  Ann,  Maisliland  road 
Gray  Goulder,  May  fair 
Grinsleed  Georce,  Marshland  road 
Hale  Charles,  Canal  side 
Hotson  Jonatiian,  Emneth 
Hut^on  William.  Leverington 
Lenton  Robert,  May  fair 
Lentun  Sarah,  Marshland  road 
Leverin  John,  Kast  st 
Mackgee  Richard,  Canal  st 
Mears  John,  Canal  st 
Meers  Gtorge  Daniel,  Great  .Sou<h  st 


Mell  James,  George  st 
Moules  Richard.  South  brink 
Neal  Henry,  Upper  Hill  st 
Oldham  Thomas,  Leverington  road 
Place  Drtvey,  Albion  place 
Pratt  liarnes.  South  end 
Pratt  Daniel,  Leverington 
Robinson  George,  Leverington  road 
Russell  Joshua,  Eastfield 
Kussell  Peter.  May  fair 
Sainty  John,  Canal  st 
Scrafield  William,  Elm 
Shacklock  Edward,  Elm  road 
Short  Josepii,  Norfolk  street  East 
Slater  James,  Nene  quay 
Smith  Face,  Norfolk  street  East 
Smith  James,  Marshland  road 
Stagg  Anthony,  Norfolk  street  East 
Stoving  John,  Gaol  lane 
Teed  Henry,  Norfolk  street  East 
Teed  Joseph,  May  fair 
Thompson  Joseph,  Canal  st 
Thompson  Samuel,  May  fair 
Tooke  Willia  n,  Walsoken 
Walster  Richard,  Oilmill  lane 
West  William,  Silver  st 
Wilson  William,  Great  South  st 
Wright  William,  Leverington 

TIMBER    MERCHANTS. 

Englisli  LJiotliei s  &  Hanisoii,  North 

blink 
Sallabank  Tlioma.s,  May  fair 
Vertiie  &  Co.,  Nene  pafade 

TOBACCO    PIPE    MAKERS. 
Gallant  William,  Chapel  st 
Nichols  Mnry,  North  brink 

TOY    DEALERS. 

Bell  William,  Norfolk  st  East 
Friend  &  Rogby,  Maiket  plnce 
Hunter  ,lame.s  (atid  fancy  repository 

and  bazaar),  High  st 
Sharp  'I'hoiiias,  Hinh  .st 
Woodcock  Leonard,  Norfolk  st  East 

TURNERS. 

Biay  Frederick,  Alarket  place 
Brav  Henry,  Canal  side 
Nicholls  Charles,  Canal  side 
WATCH     6c     CLOCK     MAKERS. 
Ambrose  ^ialtin,  Not  folk  st  E.ist 
Brewin  George,  Union  st 
Biigtfs  Lnke,  Market  place 
Heald  Alfred,  Hit;!]  st        [South  st 
Herrinaiin     Sebastian    (clock)    Gt. 
Moiitegiiii  Antonio  &  P.iui{andop 
ticiaii.5  and  piano  forte  dealers), 
High  street 
Newman  Edward,  Norfolk  st  East 
Pattiick  Tlios.  iMatthews,  Market  pi 
Smith  'liieophilus,  High  st 
Vuiley  Piter,  High  st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 
Amos  J  (dill  [machine  maker),  North 

brink 
Biadley  William,  F^Im 
Burrows  William,  Leverington 
Burton  Thnnias,  Aniliery  st,(;a()l  In 
Butte' W'lriliWni&Matthew.Lvniird 
Coo  George,  Leverington  toad 
Feirttt  John,  Wi.-beach,  St.  Mary 
Goodson  Joseph,  Emneth 
Grimmer  Robert,  Walsoken 
Gunton  Smith,  Elm  road 
Prudence  Robei  t,  p'l  irjay  bridge,Elm 
Macey  William,  Emmth 
Smith  James,  Marshland  road 
Swaiin  James,  Leverinyton 
Tooke  William,  Walsoken 
Waddeluvv  Thomas,  Little  South  st 
VVeldon  Jmnes,  Wisbeach,  St.  Mary 
WHITESMITHS  «c  GUNSMITHS 
Archer  Thomas,  North  st 
Culling  Chailes  (and  cutler),  Black- 
friars  street 
Poster  Henry,  High  >t 
Hialy  Arthur ,  High  st 
Hooton  William,  Market  place 

WINE«C  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

Bishop  Joseph,  Souili  biink 
Blan'l  Charles,  .Market  place 


Goddnrd  Ann,  High  st 
Leach  Matthew,  North  brink 
Mills  George  William,  Nene  quay 
Peailing  Thomas,  Old  market 
Raicliffe,  Reid,  &  Ratcliffe,  Little 
Church  st 

WOOL    MERCHANTS. 

Da«barii  &  Sous,  Maiket  place 
Ward  Geo. Augustus  &  Son, Nort  list 
Ward  Henry  William,  Oil  Mill  lane 

Miscellaneous- 
Adams  William,  town  chambprIain,Sontli 

blink  [Church  lano 

Amis  Samuel,  veterinary  surgeon.  Great 
Beaney  Thos.  I.ith  render.  Cattle  market 
Boggers   William,   sugar    boiler.    Lilt  la 

Church  st  [Bedford  »t 

Brownlow  Samuel,  potato  merchant. 
Bull  John,  parish  clerk,  Wisbeach  St.  Mai  y 
Butcher       Abraham,      relieving     officei. 

Marshland  road  [Leverington 

Caiter  Frederick,  peppermint  distiller, 
Corporation    Wh.abf,   Nene  quay— 

Thomas  Henry  Bouttell,  wharfinger 
Davis  George   Dawson,   organist  to  the 

Chapel  of  Ease,  Leverington  mad 
Dolby  George,  thaicher,  Leverington 
Dun  Barclay  Fife,  inland  revenue  officer, 

Norfolk  street  West 
Etherington  Wm.  poulterer,  Leverington 
Friend  John,   high  bailifl  to  tlie  County 

Court,  Old  market 
Hootton  Wm. dealer  in  game,Market  placft 
Hunter  James,  portrait  painter.  North  st 
Jones    George,    orKanist    to    Ihe    Parisli 

Church.  Upper  Hill  st  [South  st 

Linier  John,  conch  builder,  Gieat 
Plater  Wm.  tripe  dresser,  Norfolk  st  East 
Reynolds  John,  horse  dealer,  North  brink 
Rust  William  I'aylor,  superintendent  of 

police.  Bridge  st  [Canal  side 

Shacklock  George,  relieving  officer. 
Sharp  Wm.  potato  merchant,  Nene  paiada 
Short  Joseph, ciiiiosity  dealr.Norfolk  st  E. 
Squier  William,  high  constable  for  the 

hundred.  Little  Chuich  lane 
Stagg  Anthony,  boot-tree  and  last  ranker 

Norfolk  street  East 
Todd  John,  town  crier.  School  lane 
Watford  William,  harbour  master,  Lever- 
ington road  [brink 
Wilson    Thomas,    parish    clerk,    SoutU 


PUBIilC    BUILDINGS, 
OFFICES,  &C. 


PLACES    OF    WORSHIP, 

AND  THEIll    MINISTERS. 

CHURCHES  OF  THE  ESTABLISHMENT. 
Saint   PF.rF.R's,   Church    terrace— Rev. 

Heniy  Fardell,  ficor;  Rev.  Robert  Jar- 

rold  King,  curate. 
A  LI.  Saints',  Elm— Rev.  Jermh.  Jackson. 
Saint  Eumu.xd's.  Emnelh— Rev.  Jere.i 

miali  Jackson,  vtcnr. 
Saint    Maby's,    Wisbeach   St.   Mary 

Rev.  Henry  Fardell,  vicar,-  Rev.  John 

Day,  cxirate. 
Saint    Leonard's,    Leverini^ton— Rev. 

Henry    James    Sparke,    r,ctor;     Rev. 

Henry  Jackson,  lurute. 
All     Saints',     Walsoken  — Rev.    John 

Bluck,n c/u)-;  Rev.Edwd.Hulton,cti)o/e 
Cbapkl  of   E*se,  Old  market Rev' 

Thos.PattisonHolmes,;,er;)e/ufl/ruia<e' 
DISSENTING    CHAPELS. 
Bai-tists,    Upper     Hill    street- Robert 

Reynoldson. 
Baptists  (General),    Ely    place— James 

Carey  Pike. 
Baptists  (Particular),  New  Wisbeach — 

ICdmund  Wilkins. 
lNDEPENDENTs,Cajtle  sq  — Wm.  Holmes 
Indkpendbnts.  Wisbeach  St.  Mary. 
Unitarians,     Great    Church    lane 

Michael  Alfred  Moore. 
Friends'  Meeting  House,  North  brink 
Weslevan      Mrthodisis,    Crescent; 

Elm,  and  Emneth— (mini.'i<erj!  various.) 
Pri.mitivk    Methodists,      Wisbeach; 

Elm  and  Walsoken--»niHij<(frs  varinun. 
Bethel  (Sailors),  EasltieJd,  Wisbeach — 

William  Holmes. 
Roman   Catholics,    New    Wisbeach — 

A'o  regular  miiiisler. 


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Plater '0 


WfSBEACH,  &c. 


IBirectori). 


POOR    LAW   UNION. 

WoRKHOUSK,  Lynn  road. 

O^rfrnor— JaiiK-s  Uose. 

filalron-J.ine  Kose. 

Scho;l,nnster—Jo\M\  Thomas  Sliipley. 

Schootmislrfis-Sarah  Shipley. 

t'/f»A:    to  the    Bard   of  Guardtans— 
George  Duppa  Collins. 

Surofoii  — Smith  Barman. 

Rrtieving  Oi/icis  — Ahialiam  Butcher.for 
the  Wisbeach  Union,  &  Geori;e  Shack- 
lock,  for  the  Marshland  district. 


REGISTRARS, 

OF   BIRTHS,    DEATHS  &  MARRIAGES. 
Superintendent  Registrar— WMum  God- 
dard,  South  brink. 

REGISTRAR   OF   MARRIAGES. 
Josepli  Adams,  Great  Church  lane. 
REGISTRARS  OF  BIRTHS  &  DEATHS. 
WilliamAdams  (  and  of  marriages).  South 

brink  ,     t?..i^''"7- 

John  Bull    (for   Leverinpton),   Wisbeach 
William  Hill  (for  W  alsoken,  &c.),  Elm 


CUSTOM    HOUSE, 
BRIDGE  STREET. 
Co//ff/ur— John  Andrew,  Esq. 
Com/X/v./Zer- William  Upward. 
Iwlvr-Charles  Image. 
Principal  Coait  OJ}Uer—l\.  R.  Hunt. 
Tide   U'ai/ers— William  Farrow    and 
Robert  Flanders. 


COUNTY   COURT, 

Held  at  thk  .><i;ssions  House 

MO.NTHLV. 

Jwlge—io\in  Dick  Burnaby,  Esq. 
Hiyh  Baitijr-i'^'.\n  Friend. 
C/f,A— Charles  MetcalfL',  jun. 


PRISONS. 

House  of  roRRBCiiON,  Gaol  lane— — 
Edward  Burrows,  guvernor;  Rosina 
Burrows,  ina/io»|;  Rev.  Robert  Jarrold 
Kine,  chaplnn  ;  Messrs  Wales  and 
Wallace,  itiii/cons. 

Old  Gaol  and  Sessions  Housk,  South 
brink— Tboma*  Wilson,  keeper  and 
lOHitable. 


Borough  Police  CoonT,  Bridge  street 
ExcHANCK  Hall  and  Council  Rooms, 

Cornhlll. 
Gas  Works,    Leverington    road — John 

Mnlani,  proprietor;  Gro. Marshall, npent 
General  Cemktkry,  Leverington  road 

—  Rev.    William    Holmes,    secretary ; 

Willinm  Hill,  keeper. 
Harbour  Office,  Leverington  road — 

William  Watford, /inrioin-  master. 
I.s-LAND  Rkve-nle  OpFicE,  at  the  Rose 

and     Crown,    Market    place— Barclay 

File  Duu,  lectniie  o/^c<-r. 
Museum  and  Liteuary   Institution, 

Chnrrh  sireet— Charles  Metcalfe,  srcre- 

tary;  Thomas  Wm.  Foster,  curator. 
Police  Station, Bridge  st—Wm.  Taylor 

n.int,  superintendent. 
Scientific  I.vstitution,  Great  Church 

street- Willinm  'I  hirkel,  sfCfffaij/. 
Stamp    Office,  Old     market— Captain 

Geo.  Augustus  Scliult/,.  R.S. distributer 
SiBscniPTioN  Nkws  Rooms,  Old  Mar- 
ket place— William  Stevens,  Esq.  secre- 

turii  and  Ireasurtr. 
Thkatre,  Great  Church  street. 

CONVEYANCE  BY  RAILWAY, 
ON    THE    EAST    ANGLIAN    LINE. 

S(a(ion.NEwWisBEACil,about  half  a  mile 
from  the  centre  of  the  town- Edgar 
Stockdale,  station  master 

ON    THE    EASTERN    COUNTIES    LINE, 

S/n<i(Hi,SouTn  BniNK- Bernard  Cooney 
station  master 

Cuaihes  H^  Oninihnses,  from  the  Rose  and 

Crown, and  White  Hait  Hotels,  t>  the 

Stations,  await  the  arrival  and  altend 

the  departure  of  the  several  trains 

CARKIERS. 

To  BOSTON,  Gvimsteed's  Mail  Sociable, 
from  the  Kind's  Head  (for  passengers 
and  goods),  every  afternoon  (Sunday 
exceplerl),  at  half-past  three. 

To  CHAITERIS,  Richard  Earl,  froir. 
the  Spread  Eagle,  Wedne.iday  and  Sat 

To  DOWNHAM,  John  Wiles,  from  the 
George,  Monday 

To  ELY, Clever,  from  the  Globe,  and 

Wm.  Jaek!ion,from  the  New  lnn,Thuts. 

ToGElJiNEY  IllLL,  —  Simpsom,  from 
the  Griflin,  Tuesday,  Thursday  and 
S.-iturday;  William  Clark,  tVom  the 
George.  Monday,  Wedne>day  and 
Saturdav,  —  Cooper,  froir.  the  Hare 
and  Hounds,  Wednesday  &  Saturday; 
and  —  Random,  from  the  .\ew  Inu,  Sal. 


,  To   HOLBEACH,   —    Black,  from    th 
I      Hare  and  Houiids,Wednesday  &  Satur* 

day,   and   —   Ransom,  from   the  New 
I      Inn,  Saturday 

:  To  LONG  SUTTON,  John  Bostock.from 
I  the  Golden  Lion,  daily  (Tuesday  and 
I      Sunday   excepted),    and    Greensteed's 

AJail  Sociable,  daily 
I  To  LYN.V,  Henry  Hudson,  from  hit 
I  house.  Market  place,  Mon.  &  Thursday 
jTo  MARCH,— Gibson,  from  the  Globe, 
I  Tuesday.  Thursday  and  Saturday 
I  To  NORDELPH,  — VVhybrow,fromth« 
I      Wheatsheaf,  Tuesday  and  Thursday 

To  PARSON  DROVE,  John  Scott,  from 
the  Rubin  Hood,  Saturday 

To  PETERBOROUGH,  —  Baker,  from 

bis  house,  Easifield,  Tuesday  &  Friday 

To  SAINT  I'.OMUNDS.John  Scott, from 
the  Rubin  Hood,  Saturday 

To  SAINT  IVES,  Richard  Earl, from  th« 
Spread  Eagle,  Wednesday  and  Saturdy 

To  SPALDING.  John  Bostock.from  the 
Golden  Lion,  Tuesday 

To  THORN  EY,  —  Baker,  from  his  housei 

Eastfield,  Tuesday  and  Friday 
roUPWELL,OUrWELL&  WELNEY. 

Joseph  Cawthorn,  from  ihe  Ship  Rom. 
ney,  and  John  \\  iles,  from  Ihe  George, 
Tuesday,  Thursday  fi  Saturday;  Thos. 
Whitehead,  from  the  Alermaid, Monday, 
Wednesday,  Friday  &  Saturday  ;  Tho». 
Knowles,from  ihe  Wheatsheaf,  and  — 
Clever,  from  the  Globe,  Tuesday  and 
Saturday;  and  Willi.'^m  Jacksou,  from 
the  New  Inn,  Saturday 

CONVEYANCE  BY -WATEK. 

To  ELY,  a  Packet,  from  Ihe  Blackfriari 
bridge,  generally  on  Saturday 

To  HULL,  the  Foragei  Steam  Packet, 
from  the  Sluice,  NenequajjCvery  Tues- 
day, according  to  Ihe  lide 

To  PETERBOROUGH.  Mary  Harris' 
Fly  Boats,  from  Ihe  King's  Head,  Old 
market,  every  Thursday  and  Sunday 

To  SUNDERLAN  Dand  NEWCA.STLE- 
UPON-IYNE  the  William  U  Robert, 
every  allerna'e  Wednesday 

To  WHITTLESEY,  Mnry  Harris' F/j/ 
Boats,  from  the  King's  Head,  every 
Thursday  and  Sunday 


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HUNTINGBOI^SHIRE. 

ii  HIS  is  an  itilaiid  county,  iMunded  on  the  north  hy  the  counties  of  Northampton  and  Canihiidge,  on  the 
fast  l>y  Csmbi  iilfjt  ^iiire,  on  tlie  south  and  south-vve.-t  hy  Bedfordshire,  and  on  the  vvCNt  bv  the  latter  shire  and 
!il-o  hy  that  of  Mortlianipton.  The  limits  of  tiiis  cotiniy  are  chiefly  artificial — the  river  Nene,  on  the  North- 
amptonshire border,  with  the  King.s-delf,  the  Old  West  water  and  the  Ouse  river  on  the  Canibridneshire  side, 
being  the  principal  exceptions.  In  its  general  form  it  is  an  irregular  square;  an  elong-ited  portion  on  the 
south  intersecting  the  counties  of  Cambridge  and  IJedford,  and  a  prominent  apex  cutting  into  Northampton- 
shire on  tiie  north-west.  'I'he  county  extends  from  north  to  south  about  thirty  niiks,  and  from  east  to  west 
twenty-three;  its ciicumference  is  about  one  imndred,  and  its  area  comprises  372  square  miles,  or  238,080 
statute  acres.     Hoth  in  size  and  population  it  ranks  as  the  thirty-eightli  English  county. 

Name  and  karly  history. — This  county  takes  its  name  from  Huntingdon,  its  principal  town,  which 
is  derived  from  tiie  Saxon  word  Hiinteduiisclre,  signifying  '  Hunter's  Down-shire' — tiiis  distiict  being  at  that 
time  well  adapted  for  the  sport  of  hunting,  as  it  was  almost  one  continued  forest.  L'nder  the  Biiions  it 
composed  a  p.irt  of  the  extensive  territory  of  tlie  Icenii,  and  in  the  Roman  division  of  the  kingdom  was 
included  in  the  distiict  named  Flamu  Ceesarleims.  The  Icenii  are  represented  by  Tacitus  as  a  brave  nation; 
but  they  were  subdued  by  the  llomms  in  the  reign  of  Claudius,  and  obliged  to  submit  to  the  harsh  terms 
dictated  by  their  conquerors.  The  death  of  Piasutagus,  their  king,  and  the  impolitic  provisions  of  his  will, 
by  which  he  appointed  the  Emperor  Nero  his  heir  (ihinking  thereby  to  secure  his  kingdom  from  luin), 
furnished  the  Uomaiis  with  a  pretext  for  coercive  measures;  and,  wiih  tlie  most  insulting  rapacity,  ihe  native 
chiefs  were  deprived  of  tiieir  estates.  The  whole  kingdom  of  the  Icenii  was  pillaged  by  the  centurions,  and 
the  house  of  Prasutagus  hy  tlieir  slaves,  as  if  it  had  been  taken  in  war;  bis  widow,  i  he  noble  lloadicea,  was 
ignominiously  scouiged,  and  her  daui'hters  wtre  violated  by  the  Roman  soldiers.  The  nation,  justly  inflamed 
to  Vf  ngeauce  by  sucli  atiocities,  flew  to  artns,  and  upwards  of  eighty  thousand  of  the  Romans  were  cut  off 
by  tlie  inti  epidity  of  Boadicea ;  success,  however,  did  not  long  gild  the  arms  of  ihe  Britons,  for  in  a  sanguinary 
contest  the  Romans  obtained  a  complete  victory  over  them,  and  the  Icenii  were  unknown  after  this  time  as  a 
sc|)arate  nmion.  Accorduig  to  'I'acitus,  Queen  Boadicca  put  an  end  to  her  life  by  poison.  The  principal 
Roman  stations  in  the  county  were  Duroliponte  and  DurobrivcB,  the  siit-s  of  which  are  respectively  at  God- 
nianchester  or  Huntingdon,  and  Dornford  Ferry,  in  the  parish  of  Chesterton.  Three  ancientroads  iiitersected 
the  county,  namely,  the  British  Krmin-stieet,  which  entered  from  Bedford-hire  and  passed  through  to  North- 
amptonshire; and  the  Roman  Erinin-street,  and  the  Fia  Devand,  ftoin  Cainbridgesliire,  went  also  through 
Northamptonshire.  The  celebrated  Cars-dyke,  supposed  to  have  originated  with  the  Romans,  enters  the  county 
at  Earith  iiiid  falls  into  Whittlesea-dyke.  At  Ramsey,  on  the  edge  of  the  fens,  was  formerly  a  very  rich  abbey — 
built,  like  tint  of  Crowland,  in  the  midst  of  a  bog  ;  the  situation  of  tiiese  and  various  other  religious  houses 
(as  those  of  Ely  and  Tliorney)  was  probably  chosen  as  well  with  a  view  to  security,  from  the  difliculty  of 
afiproach,  as  to  the  plenty  of  tijh  and  water-fowl  iidubiting  tliese  retreats.  Kimboiton  castle  was  the  place 
wheie  Katlierine,  the  divorced  wife  of  Henry  VIH,  ended  her  days  in  peaceful  retiiement.  Hinchinbrook 
Hfnise,  near  Huntingdon,  was  anciently  the  seat  of  the  Cromwell  family,  and  sulisequently  that  of  the 
Montagues,  Earls  of  Sandwich,  and  Viscount  Hinchinbrook.  But  few  military  events  are  connected  with  the 
county  in  the  later  peiiods  of  history.  In  August,  1C45,  during  the  civil  war,  Huntingdon  was  plundered  by 
the  king's  troops — the  monarch  cominanding  in  person.  The  county  was  again  the  theiitre  of  hostilities  in 
IWS,  when  the  Earl  of  Holland,  the  Duke  of  Buckini;ham,  and  otlnrs  in  the  roj'al  cause,  appeared  in  arms 
liere  with  a  view  to  the  relief  of  Colchester:  on  this  occasion  the  Earl  of  Holland,  accompanied  by  about  a 
hundred  horse,  fled  to  St.  Neots,  in  ihis  county,  where,  being  beset  by  some  of  the  parliamentary  troops,  lig 
surrendered  himself  without  any  aitempt  at  re.sistence;  and  the  Duke  of  Buckingham  escaped  by  forcing  hig 
way  through  the  enemy.  At  the  present  day  the  principal  towns  of  the  county  are  seated  on  the  Ouse;  o^ 
these,  Huntingdon  is  the  capital. 

Soil,  surface  and  climate,  produce  and  manufactures. — The  soil  of  this  county  is  fertile  and 
varied.  The  east  and  south-east  pails  are  of  a  shallow  staple  upon  limestone  rock,  with  a  small  intermixture 
of  cold  woodland  clayey  soil.  The  other  parts  of  tiie  county,  however,  are  made  up  of  a  strong  red  loam,  and 
of  a  cold  woodland  clay:  the  red  land  is  a  rich  sandy  loam,  intermixed  with  keal — ironstone  is  also  found 
amongst  it ;  tiiis  soil  is  esteemed  most  fertile.  The  under  stratum  of  the  whole  county,  at  diflerent  depths,  is 
a  very  sticmg  blue  clay.  From  the  varieties  of  soil  here  mentioned,  and  part  of  tin-  county  beint;  enclosed  and 
part  open  fields,  different  modes  of  cidlure  are  necess.trily  adopted.  The  north-east  part  is  composed  of  fens, 
joining  tiiose  of  Ely  :  the  fens  consist  of  about  forty-four  thousand  acres,  and  perha|)s  ten  thousand  acres  may 
be  considered  productive,  and  the  lands  bordering  on  themaflbid  luxuriant  grazing.  The  mode  of  management 
of  the  fen  lands  has  been  much  improved  of  late  years,  and  the  ten  men  are  considered  the  mostexpertof  any 
in  the  kingdijm  at  plougiiing.  The  borders  of  the  Ouse,  along  the  south-east  quarter,  consist  of  fertile  and 
be.nitiful  meadows — amongst  these,  Portsholme  Mead,  near  Huntingdon,  is  particularly  celebrated;  the 
middle  and  western  jiarts  are  fruitful  in  corn,  and  sprinkled  with  woods;  but,  in  a  general  view,  the  country 
may  be  said  to  he  bare  of  timber.  The  climate  is  rcgaided  as  healthy — making  allowance  for  the  space 
occupied  by  the  fens,  and  for  those  parts  of  the  county  that  are  but  scantily  supplied  v\  ith  pure  waters  from 
spriutiS  or  rivirs  ;  the  u|)land  parts  of  the  county  are  consi<leied  as  by  far  the  most  salubrious.  'Ihe  breed  of 
slieep  is  of  a  mixed  description,  nearly  approaching  to  the  Leicestershire  and  Lincolnshire  species,  with  which 
the  native  breads  bavf  been  much  crossed;  the  neat  cattle  are  the  refuse  of  the  Lancashire,  Leicestershire  and 
Derbyshire  breeds.  From  the  open  state  of  the  countiy,  dairy  farming  Is  not  much  followed;  and  in  the 
.southern  distiict  the  cows  are  kept  principally  for  the  purposeof  suckling  calves,  to  supply  the  London  markets. 
The  village  of  Stilton  gives  name  to  a  very  rich  yet  delicate  kind  of  cheese:  it  has  been  affirmed,  however, 
that  this  generally  admired  article  is  not  the  product  of  that  neighbourhood,  but  of  the  vicinity  of  Melton 
Mowliiay,  in  Leicest-,rshire.  No  manufactures  are  carried  on  in  this  couiitv,  and  hardly  anything  hearing 
a  reference  to  them,  except  woolstapling  and  spinning  the  yarn  :  the  latter  is  the  chief  business  of  the  women 
and  children  in  the  winter  season ;  in  the  summer  they  seek  a  moic  profitable  employ  iu  the  fields.  The 
brewing  trade  furnishes  another  miaus  of  employment,  though  to  no  gnat  extent — the  produce  being  wholly 
for  home  consumption.  There  are  a  considerable  number  of  corn  mills  throughout  the  county,  and  in  all  the  . 
principal  towns  malt  is  made  to  some  extent :  the  tanning  of  leather  is  also  a  branch  of  some  consequence,  and 
bricks  are  made  in  rather  large  quaniities. 

Rivers,  meres  and  railways. — The  principal  rivers  connected  with  Huntingdonshire  are,  the  Ouse 
and  the  Nene  (or  Neii).  Tlie  Ouse,  v.'hich  is  sometimes  called  the  Les-er  Ouse,  to  distinguish  it  from 
another  river  of  the  same  name  in  Yorkshire,  enters  the  county  from  Bedfordshire,  between  St.  Neots  and 
lyittle  Paxton  ;  in  its  course  it  is  increased  by  a  combination  of  small  streams  fiom  the  north-west,  and  finally 
enters  the  great  level  of  the  fens  in  the  neighbourhood  of  Earith  :  this  river  is  navigable  along  its  wliole  line 
across  the  county.  The  Nene  rises  in  Northamptonshire,  and,  flowing  tlirough  a  delightful  vale,  reaches 
Hunthigdoushire  near  Elton— pusses  Yarwell  and  VVaudsfoid— and,  puibuing  a  devious  course  to  Peterborough, 

I   E  I 


?gutttin5fton$;t)ire. 


^later*!5 


slowly  winds  onward  to  the  .'•ea.  Some  smaller  streanis  water  the  north-ea't  side  of  the  county,  tngetlier  with 
several  large  meres,  or  pools  of  water,  namely,  Whittlesea  iiif  re,  Rninsey  nitre,  &c. :  cf  tliese,  the  first-nniiied 
is  hy  far  tlie  large>t,  and  covers  an  aica  of  several  miles  txtent;  it  aiiiiiits  of  aureeable  snilini;,  and  afTord* 
excellent  fishing,  and  in  the  summtr  sea>on  is  much  frequiiiied  hy  parties  of  pleasure.  Of  late  years  nn)?!  of 
the  meres  have  hecn  drained  off  and  the  beds  of  them  applied  to  tillage.  There  is  a  minernl  spring  at 
Somersham,  l>utit  is  not  resorted  to  in  tlwfse  days— wiiatever  might  have  been  its  repnte  in  former  times. 
RAILWAYS. — The  Saint  Ives  and  Huntingdon  railway  connects  these  towns  with  Cambridge :  and  the  CJreat 
Northern  railway  passes  throuuh  the  centrt^  of  the  conniy,  from  .-outh  to  north,  intlndina  in  its  route  S^int 
Neots  and  Huntiimdon — from  the  lattei  town  a  line  is  l)eing  laid  which  will  fall  into  the  Northamptou  and 
Peteiborough  railway,  between  Higham  Ferrets  and  Tlira|»tone. 

KccLEsiAsTicAL  and  civil  divisions,  and  rei-rksentation. — Huntingdonshire  is  in  the  province  of 
Canterbury  and  diocessof  Lincoln;  is  included  in  the  Norlolk  Circuit  of  the  judges,  and  divided  into  the  four 
hundreds  of  Hursting>tone,  Leiijhtonstone.Noi  man  Cios>>  ami  'I'oseland — containing  ninety-nine  paiishesand 
si.\-  pal  ts  of  paiishes,  one  conniy  town  and  borough  {Huntitigd<jn),  and  five  other  market  town>.  A  peculiarity 
ill  the  civil  yovernmeiu  of  Huntingdonshire  is,  that  it  is  includeil  under  the  same  shrievalty  with  Cambridge- 
shire, the  sheriff  being  chosen  in  rotation— one  year  from  the  county  of  Cambriilge,  another  year  from  the  Isle 
of  Ely,  and  the  third  >ear  from  this  county.  The  wlnde  county  returns  four  members  to  pailiament,  viz.  two 
for  Huntingdon  and  two  for  the  county  at  large— the  iJefurm  Mill  cau-ing  no  alteiation  in  it^  ivpresentative 
8y>tem.  Cnunty  members  arc  returned  at  Huniingdon;  the  only  otii' r  polling  staiimi  is  Stilton.  Thegenile- 
nien  at  present  sitline  for  the  county  are,  Edwanl  Feilowes,  of  Ramsey  Abhey,  iu  this  county.  Esquire,  and 
George  Thdrnwell,  of  Dcddirigtoii,  Saint  Neots,  Esquire. 

Population,  &c. — Uy  the  returns  rendered  to  (Jovernment  at  the  census  of  1841,  Huntingdonshire  con- 
tained '2'J, 072  males,  and  29,477  feiiiale>< — total  58, 549  :  exhibiting  an  inert  ase  over  the  reiui  ns  o(  18.31  of 
5,400  inhabitants.  The  annual  value  ol  Ren|  Prnpeity,  in  this  county,  as  assessed  to  the  Poor  Uates,  in  1815, 
amounted  to  £320,188,  and  in  1841  to  £317,718. 


Distance  Tabic  of  Towns  in  the  County  of  Huntingdon. 

The  names  of  the  towns  are  on  the  top  and  side,  and  the  square  where  both  meet  gives  the  distance. 

from  London. 

Huntingdon,* 59 

12  Kimbolton,  /. 6:i 

12  21  llamsev,  w 68 

614!  9  St.  Ives,  m 59 


Kimbolton.. 
Ilamsey  .. , . 
St.  Ives  .. .. 
St.  Neots  . . 
Siimersham 
Warboys. . .. 
Yaxley    ..  .. 


9  8,19 
10  22    9 

819l  4 
14  2312 


i4|St.  Neots,  t/i .S6 

5  18  Sonier>ham,/. 64 

6  171  4lWaihoys 69 

20J22  211 16  1  Yaxley 73 


HUNTINGDON  and  GODMANCHESTER, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OF  iJRA.Mi'TON,  HAUTFOHD  AND  NEIGHBOUllHOOD.S. 
[JNTLNGDO.V,  the  capital  of  the  county  of  its  i  sessions  of  the  peace  quarterly;  and  a  court  for  the 


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nime,  is  a  boiougli  hoth  corporate  mid  parliamentary,  i  lecoveiy  of  debts  to  an  unlimited  amount,  is  entitled 
ImiiiK  sejiarate  juri«diciion,  locally  in  tin-  hundred  of  to  be  liolden  once  in  three  wetk» — hut  this  latter  is 
Hursiiim>tone— 59  miles  N.  fiom  London  (77  by  raiU,  1  rcndert  d  inoperative  or  unnecessary  by  ihe  sitting  of 
40  E.N.E.  from  Nortliajiipton,  18  s.  hy  e.  from  Peier- ,  the  new  county  court,  held  monthly,  under  ihe  act 
borough,  and  16  N.w.  frion  Cambiidge  ;  situated  ut  ihe  ;  passed  August,  1846,  for  the  recovery  of  debts  to  any 
terminus  of  the  Eiisi  Angb.'n  branch  of  the  Eastern  '  amount  not  exceeding  £20.  The  town  hall  is  a  com- 
Counties  railway,  on  tiie  northern  hank  ot  the  Ou^e.  >  modious  and  Imndsome  buiMing,  crtcted  in  1745  ;  it 
It  consists  of  one  main  or  principal  street,  extending,  in  stands  on  one  side  of  a  sjiacions  square,  and  contains 
in  a  noith-west  direction,  from  the  riverside  to  nearly  the  usual  court*,  over  which  is  a  suite  of  a^sembly- 
the  distance  of  a  mile,  with  several  smaller  ones  rooms.  A  new  |)ri>on  lias  been  ere(  ted  on  the  wes- 
hranchim;  off  at  right  angles.  'J'lie  houses,  for  the  tern  side  of  the  great  north  road,  with  convenient 
most  part,  are  will  hnilt,  and  manv  nre  handsome;  wards  for  the  chissifiiation  of  prisoners.  A  literary 
tiie  streets  are  well  (laved  and  gas-liiihtcd,  and  the  in-  ^  and  scientific  institution  wasestalilished  In  re  in  1841 — 
habitants  are  |denteou>ly  supplied  A'ith  water.  Cowper,  the  huildimr,  situated  in  the  Hiiihstrect,  is  noble  and 
the  elegant  and  pious  poei,  who  resided  in  this  place  spacious,  and  one  of  the  gieafest  modern  improxe- 
two  ye»rs,  in  wr.ting  of  it,  says,  '  Huntingdon  is  one  nient'*  to  the  town  :  It  comprises  a  we'l-st  lected  li- 
of  the  neatest  lowns  in  Ennland.  The  country  is  fine  brary,  museum  and  h  cture  rooms,  with  evety  conve- 
for  several  miles  about  it ;  and  the  roads,  which  are  nienci;  for  public  meetings,  cimcei  is,  &c.  The  inlia- 
all  turnpike,  and  strike  out  four  or  live  different  wa)s,  bitants  fiist  sent  members  to  (larliameiit  in  the  reign 
are  peif^i'ctly  good  all  the  year  roiiii'l.'  This  is  not  a  of  I-^dwaid  I ;  and  the  lleform  IJiil  inrludid  Godman- 
nianufacturing  town,  nor  does  it  possess  any  protiii-  Chester  wii bin  the  piiliameniary  horonyh  :  thcpresent 
iient  trade;  but  beini;  a  pi incipal  liiorouKhfare  to  ihe  rcpresent.itivcsaie  Colonel  .lonathan  Peel,  Park-place, 
north,  it  tormerlv  had  a  tood  road  business,  which  fhde  P.irk,  London;  and  Thomas  Maring.  E<(|uiie, 
has  much  declined  since  the  formation  of  the  railway.  Cliai  les-street,  Mc  keley-sqiiare,  I^ondon.  The  m;iyor 
The  London  and  York,  or  Great  Northern  line,  how-  is  the  returning  otFu'cr.  Huntingdon  confers  the  title 
ever,  now  in  pr(»Kress,  will  form  a  direct  communica-    of  earl    upon   the   distinguished   family   of    Havvdoii 


tion  helween  tin-  town  and  all  the  importaiii  placesin 
the  north  of  England,  and  it  is  exjiectcd  that  con-i- 
derahle  benefit  will  accme  to  tlie  neiglihoui  hood  on 
its  completion.  Tlie  inliahiiants  are  supplied  with 
coal,  woo'l,  &c.  hy  barges,  and  (tther  small  craft,  fiom 
Lynn  Regis,  and  return  laden  with  corn  and  other 
produce  of  the  adjacent  feitile  di-trict. 

Prewous  to  the  operation  of  ihe  Municipal  Act, 
pasteil  in  1835,  the  town  was  eowined  under  the  pro- 
visions of  a  charter  granted  hy  Charles  1.  Tlie  body 
Corporate,  under  the  new  bill,  consists  of  a  innyfjr, 
four  aldermen  and  twelve  conncilhtrs,  with  the  usual 
assistant  officers,  under  the  title  of '  the  Mayor,  Alder- 


Hastinuf 

III  former  times  Huntingdon  enjoyed  ecclesiastical 
imiio.tance  of  much  greater  extent  than  now  belongs 
to  it :  it  had  fifteen  paiish  chuiches — in  Leland'stime 
four  on'y  were  leinainiiiL',  and  of  these  two  were  de- 
stroyed diiiinK  the  (larhamentary  war.  The  borough, 
at  the  present  time,  comprises  the  parishes  of  All 
Saints,  Saint  Meiiedict,  Saint  J(din  the  Baptist,  and 
Saint  .Maiy.  The  churches  now  standing  are  those  of 
Saint  Mary  and  .Ml  Saints.  The  former,  which  is  the 
corpoiation  church,  appears,  from  the  dales  over  the 
north  do(Mway,  to  have  been  rebuilt  during  the  reign 
ofjamesl:  it  consists  of  a  nave,  chancel  and  ai.sles, 


men  and  Burgesses  of  the  Boiough  of  Huntingdon.' i  with  a  handsome  embattled  tower  at  the  west  end. 
The  county  assizes  are  held  twice  annually  ;  general  j  having  strong  buttresses,  with  ornanuntal  niches  at 


iB(vKtovj). 


HUNTINGDON,  &c.     jguntatstrcm^Dii^ 


the  atijiles :  the  area  is  well  pewed,  and  across  llie 
west  end  is  a  large  gallery,  containing  a  good  organ. 
This  church  has,  within  these  few  years,  been  repaired 
and  beautified:  the  living  is  a  rectory,  united  to  that 
of  Saint  Henedict,  in  the  patronage  of  the  Crown. 
All  Saints'  church  stands  on  the  north  side  of  the 
market-place;  its  architecture  and  ornaments  are  in 
the  style  tliat  prevailed  in  the  time  of  Heniy  VII  :  it 
is  an  embattled  structure,  consistinguf  a  nave,  chancel 
and  ai>h's,  with  a  small  pinnacled  lower  at  the  north- 
west angle.  Tlie  church  was  repewed  and  embel- 
lished, and  the  vestry  enlarged,  in  1837:  the  living  is 
a  rectory,  united  with  that  of  Saint  John  the  Baptist, 
in  the  gift  of  the  Crown.  There  are  likewise  places  of 
worship  foi  Baptists,  Independents,  Wesleyan  iMetlio- 
dists,  and  the  Society  of  Fiien.is.  A  small  and  iiand- 
some  chapel,  called  Christ  Church,  stands  on  tlie  site 
of  tlie  thfaire  :  it  was  erected  in  1846,  at  the  sole  ex- 
pense of  Lady  Olivia  S])arrow.  The  interior  is  fitted 
lip  with  great  neatness,  having  gMlleries,  ci>miniiiiion 
table,  &c.  It  was  orii;inally  intended  to  becontiected 
with  tlic  Estahlished  Church,  hut  was  mver  conse- 
crated, and  it  is  now  open  to  all  deu()minations,  with- 
out respect  to  creed.  'I'he  public  educational  establisli- 
nients  comprise  a  free  granitnar  school,  founded  in 
tlie  leigii  of  Henry  II,  by  David,  Earl  of  Huntingdon, 
for  the  sons  of  all  natives  of  the  town — it  has  two 
exhibitions  ;  a  free  school,  called  Walden's  charity, 
(or  the  Green  Coat  school,)  founded  in  1736,  for  thirty 
boys  and  twelve  giils  who  are  clothed  and  educated  ; 
and  National,  British  and  Infants'  schools.  The  free 
grammar  school  has  acquired  some  celebiity  from  its 
having  bren  the  seminary  in  whicli  Oliver  Cromwell, 
who  was  boin  in  this  town,  received  his  education. 
There  are  several  charities  by  which  the  poor  are 
benefitted,  induding  bequests  by  benevolent  indivi- 
duals, almshouses  and  apprenticeship  funds.  Tlie  mar- 
ket is  held  on  Saturday,  and  the  fairs  on  the  Tuesday 
before  Easter,  the  second  Tuesday  in  May,  the  Satur- 
day before  iMichaelmas-day,  and  the  third  Saturday  iu 
November.  The  borough  of  Huntingdon  contained, 
in  1831,  3  267  inhabitants,  and  according  to  the  census 
of  1841,  3,507. 

GoDMANCHESTER  is  an  ancient  corporate  borough 
and  parish,  in  the  hundred  of  Toseland,  situated  on 
the  southern  bank  of  the  Ouse,  which  is  ciossed  by  a 
bridge  and  short  causeway,  forming  a  communication 
with  Huntingdon,  to  which  town  it  may  be  considered 
a  suburb,  and,  as  before  stated,  is  included  in  that 
parliaaieutaiy  borough.    This  place  was  formerly  the 

POST  OFFICE,  HIGH  STREET,  HUNTINGDON. 

Mr.  JOHN  HATFIELD,  Post  Master. 
ARRIVAI.    OF   THB    MAILS. 

From  London  and  the  North,  every  morning  at  half-past  one,  and  afternoon  at  three. 

From  Cambridge,  Peterborough  and  Bury  St.  Edmunds,  at  ten  minutes  before  eleven  at  night. 

From  Bedford,  at  ten  at  night;  and  from  Wisbeach,  at  twelve  at  night. 

DESPATCH    OF   THE    MAILS. 
To  London,  at  ten  at  night. 

To  Cambridge,  Peterborough  and  Bury  St.  Edmunds,  at  five  minutes  before  eleven  at  night. 
To  Bedford,  at  two  in  the  mornint:;  and  to  Wisbeach.  at  a  quarter  past  twelve  at  night. 
POST  OFFICE.  GoDMANCHESTER,  Auu  Allen,  Pvst  Mistress. — Letters  from  all  parts  are  received 
and  despatched  through  the  Huntingdon  Post  Office. 

NOBILITY,    GENTRY,     AND  Gilbert  Mrs.  Sarah,  St.  Mary's  st 


residence  of  numbers  of  yeomen  and  farmers,  who 
are  stated  to  have  been  possessed  of  extraordinary 
teams  of  horses  ;  they  were  wont  to  receive  the  sove- 
reigns who  visited  this  district  with  a  display  of  their 
agricultuial  implements— exhibiting  to  James  1,  when 
he  at  one  time  passed  through  it,  no  less  than  nine 
score  of  ploughs,  adorned  with  trappings,  &c.:  in  this 
respect,  however,  a  great  alteration  has  taken  place. 
Godmanchester  was  inc"r|)i)rated  in  160.5,  and  its 
government  vested  in  two  baiiiffs  and  twelve  assis- 
tants, with  a  recorder,  &c.  The  Municipal  Act  recog- 
nises it  as  a  borough,  and  adds  four  aldermen  to  the 
corporate  body,  which  it  styles  '  liie  Bailiffs,  Assis- 
tants and  Commonalty  of  the  Borough  of  Godman- 
chester.' A  couit  of  pleas,  for  the  recovery  of  debts 
under  forty  shillings,  was  formerly  held  every  three 
weeks  ,  but  this  is  rendered  nugatory  by  the  operation 
of  the  new  County  Couit,  held  monthly,  (distinct  from 
that  at  Huntingdon,)  for  adjudicating  claims  not  ex- 
ceeding £20.  The  parish  church  of  Saint  Mary  is  a 
commodious  light  edifice,  comprising  a  nave,  chancel 
and  aisles,  with  an  embattled  lower,  surmounted  by  a 
suire,  at  the  western  end  :  the  living  is  a  vicarage,  in 
the  patronage  of  the  Dean  and  Chapter  of  Weatminster. 
There  are  places  of  worship  for  Independents  and 
Baptists;  a  free  school,  founded  iu  the  reign  of 
Elizabeth,  and  a  school  of  iudustiy.  A  fair,  chiefly 
for  horses,  is  held  on  Tuesday  and  Wednesday  in 
Easter  Week.  The  parish  contained,  iu  1831,  2,146 
inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  2,152. 

Brampton  is  a  parish,  in  the  hundred  of  Leighton- 
stone — the  village,  scattered  over  a  considerable  ex- 
tent of  ground,  is  about  two  miles  w.  from  Hunting- 
don. The  parish  church  of  Saint  Mary  is  deserving 
notice  for  its  beautiful  south  porch,  decorated  with 
elegant  tracery  :  the  benefice  is  a  discharged  vicarage, 
ill  the  presentation  of  the  Prehendaiy  of  Brampton  in 
Lincoln  cathedral.  Ttie  parish  contained,  in  1831, 
1,064  inhabitants — being  precisely  the  same  number  as 
was  returned  at  the  census  ten  years  previously,  and, 
in  1841,  1164. 

Rather  more  than  one  mile  E.  by  N.  from  Hunting- 
don, and  in  the  same  hundred  as  that  town,  is  the  neat 
little  \illage  of  Hartford,  containing  a  very  pretty 
cliurch,  the  architecture  of  which  is  an  admixture  of 
the  Norman  and  Saxon  styles ;  it  is  dedicated  to  All 
Saints,  and  the  living  is  a  discharged  vicaraee,  in  ihe 
patronage  of  the  Crown.  In  1831  the  population  of 
the  parish  was  452,  but  in  1841  only  380. 


CLERGY 

Achurch  Mr.  J(din,  Brampton 
Alexander  Mrs.  Mary,  Brampton 
Andrews  Mrs.  Jane,  Brampton 
Bates  Samuel,  Esq.  Godmanchester 
Baylilfe  Miss  Ann,  Godmanchester 
Beart  Robert,  E-^q.  Go(lmanche>ter 
Blunson  Miss  Elizb.  St.  Andrew's  pi 
Bourdilloii  Rev.  Francis,  High  st 
Brown  Rev.  Wm.,  Godmanchester 
Burch  Rev.  George,  High  st       [hill 
Cooch  Samuel  Edwd.  Esq.  Market 
Danns  John,  Esq.  High  st 
Dent  Mr.  William,  Brampton 
Dobson  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  High  st 
Duherley  Captain,  Gains  hall 
Fell  Rev.  John,  High  st  [ter 

Fenner  Miss  Harriet,  Godmanches- 
Foreman  William,  Esq.  The  walk 
Freshfield  Mr.  Jas.  Godmanchester 


Golborne  James,  Esq.  Market  liill 
Goode  Edwd.  Mason,  Esq.  Grove|pl 
Gray  Rev.  Charit  s,  Godmanchester 
Green  Captain  Smithson  Wuteiland, 

Princess  street 
Hawoitli  Rev.  Richard,  Market  hill 
Herbert  Dennis,  Esq.  High  st 
Hicks  Mrs.  Mary,  Godmanchester 
Hodg'onCapt.Fredk  Godmanchester 
Hopkins  Rev.  Daniel  John, Hartford 
Housden  VVilliam,  Esq.  The  walk 
Lee  Rev.  Bartlemy,  Highst 
Lindsay  Mrs.  Margaret,  Farm  hall 
Lowry  Rev.  James,  St.  Andrew's  pi 
Mackee  Rev.  Thomas  James,  Vic- 
arage, Brampton 
Mann  Miss  Mary,  St.Andrew's place 
Margetts  Mrs,  Elizabeth,  High  st 
Margetts  Rev.  Henry,  High  st 
Margetts  Mrs.  Mary,  North  end 


Margetts  Mr.  William,  The  walk 
Martin  Edwd.  Esq.  Godmanchester 
Maule  Rev.  Henry  Augustus,  God- 
manchester [manchester 
Maule  William  Henry,  Esq.  God- 
May  Chailes,  Esq.  North  end 
Millard  Rev.  Charles  James,  God« 

manchester 
Motion  James,  Esq.  High  st 
Newton  Rev.  John,  High  st 
Parker   Richard  John,   Esq.  God- 
manchester 
Phillpot  Richard,  Esq.  High  st 
Phillpot  Miss  Sarah,  High  st 
Pocock  Mrs.  Mary,  Highst  [Ripton 
Rooper  John  Bonnell,  Esq.  Abbotts 
Rooper  Rev.  Wm.   Abbotts  Riptoa 
Rust  George,  Esq.  Cromwell  House 
Rust  James,  Esq.  Alconbury  House 
Sandwich  the  Right  Honourable  the 
Earl  of,  Hinchinbrook  House 


^miintfloxmixt.      HUNTINGDON,   &c. 


^!atet'0 


GENTRY,    ecc.—Cnutintieil. 

Scott   Iter.    Francis    BHgsi",   God- 
nianchi'Ster  [ton  Park 

Sp  arrow  Lady  (Jlivia.lJainard  lira lup 
Steel  Mrs.  Ann,  George  laiit! 
Stroniiuard  Mrs.  Godmanchester 
Sweeting  Lieutf:iantGcoige,Higl)st 
Sweeting  IJev.  Henry,  IJai  tford 
Sweeting  Mrs.  .luiia,  High  .st 
Thorley  Miss  Ann,  Godinaiicliester 
Tillard  Phillips,  Esq. G(  1(1  iiiancliester 
Veasey  Cliarle.",  jiin.,  K'iii   Higii  st 
Veasey  Charles,  Esq.  High  st 
Veasey  David,  Escj.  High  st 
Veasey  Miss  Alary,  Hiijh  st 
Ward  Richard,  Esq.  Grove  House, 

Haittord 
"Westwood  Rev.  Jolm,  l{ram|)ton 
AVhitwell  Jidit),  Es(|.  High  st 
Woods    .Mrs.    Eli/.ahelh,     Brenton 
Cottage,  Brampton  [ter 

Wriglit  Rev.  William,  Godmanches- 

ACADEiaiES     AND      SCHOOLS. 

^ot  otherwise  (lcscrll)eii  are  Day  ."'cliools. 
Brewster  .las. (hoarding,)  Brampton 
British    .'school,    Germain    si — 

Elizabetli  Upchurrh,  mistress 
British   Scmooi.,  High  st — Maria 

Bnck,  mistress 
Bryant    iMnnia,    Ann,    and    Eliza, 

(hoarding).  North  End 
County  Schoid, North  End— William 

Sinison,  master  [chester 

(Jiistance  Daniel  .lohn,  Godman- 
Fox  Anne,  (day  &  boarding),  Gtd- 

manchester 
Fox  Charlotte,   (boarding).  High  st 
Free  Grammar  Scmooi.,  High  st 

— Rev.  Joint  Kell,  master 
Fref.    Gramimar    .School,     God- 

manrhi'ster--Riclid  Gail  lit,  master 
Free  School,    (boys  and    girls), 

Brampion — Robt.  Gamble, riia>tcr 
Green    Coat  School,    High    st 

Charles     .lolin     Driiiy,    master: 

Kachfiel  Dnst,  mistress  [st 

Honey  Robt.  (hoaiding&  day).  High 
Infants' Scliofd,  Huntingdon— Laura 

Louisa  BuUen,  mistress 
Infants'  School,  Godmanchester — 

Emma  To  liday,  mistress 
National  School,  Huntingdon — 

Cliariottc  Hoskiiis,  mistress 
Negiis  Jidiii,  (M)dinaiicliester 
Bam.sev  Sarah,  Godmanchester 
Bandall  Henry,  High  st       [High  st 
llandHll  Sarah,    (hoHrding  &  day). 
School   or    Indcstrv,    Godman- 
chester— .Maty  Bates,  mistress 
Smiths  Eli/.abcfh  &  Emma,  (ladies' 

boarding),  the  Walk 

ATTORNEYS. 

Fowler  Willi  nn,  I'l  iiici's  st 
Himnybnn  .Alaniii,  St.  John  st 
JMamctis  Charles,  (&  notary  public), 

MarK.  t  Hill 
JVlaiile  Gi  orL'c  Frcffcrick,  Highst 
]Vlellor  William  Joms,  Hit;li  st 
Wright  William  Rose,  Hii.'li  st 
AUCTIONEERS  &  APPRAISERS 
Fox  &  S(.n.(^  e^tatr  ;it,'ciit>i,High  M 
Haicbard  Thomas,  Godmanchester 
i\laddison  John,  High  st 
BAKERS   dc   FLOUR   DEALERS. 

AriM.M  Wi  liani,  U\u\>  ^t 
Baiigey  Jnlni,  Noith  Knd 
Burin  idge 'I'honnis,  .Market  hill 
Claridge  Mary.  Hi'_'li  si  [tei 

Clark  (;hai hs  Jo^i;di,  Godmanches- 
Cole  Willi.im.High  >t 
Coop<  I  TiHimns,  Hiuh  st 
Crawley  l'",(lwai(l,  (ioiliiianchcster 
Dallon  Samuel,  Hii;h  st 
Fairy  Henry,  Godmancheittr 


Fuller  Edward,  His-h  st 
HigL;iii9  John,  Godmanchester 
Kisby  Frederick,  Gudmancliestcr 
Parkins  William,  God m-iii chester 
Reeve  James,  Godmaiicliester 
Robinson  John,  Piiiices  st 
Sale  John  Henry,  Hiyh  st 
Sirangward  Riir)ert,  Brampton 
Wilson  Elizabeth,  Brampton 

BANKERS. 

London  and  County  Joint  Stock 
Banking  Company,  Market  hill 
—  (draw  on  the  head  office  Lon- 
don)— James  Golhorne,  manager 

Rust  6i  Veasey,  Market  bill — (draw 
on  Masteriuaii,  Peters,  &  Co., 
London 

Savings  Bank,  High  st — (open  on 
Fridays  and  Saturdays,  from  10 
till  6) — Thomas  Lo\ell,  actuary 

BASKET    MAKERS. 

Bullard  Chailes,  North  end 
.S  lint  Charles,  (iodmaiichester 
Titman  James,  Cowpers  place 

BZ.ACKSIVIITHS. 

CSce  also  IF  kites  iniths.) 
Biffgs  Josepii,  Brami)ton 
Brighly  'I'liomas,  Godmanchester 
Brigstock  George,  Godmanchester 
Cattell  Wallis,  Princes  st 
Gnmley  William,  lirampton 
Hudson  Jolm,  Germain  st 
James  John,  Godmanchester 
F^axtou  Robert,  Royal  Oik  lane 

BOOKSELLERS,    STATIONERS 
AND    PRINTERS. 

Edis  Robert,  (&  circulating  library, 

and  newsagent),  Highst 
Hatfield  James,  High  st 
Wood  Andrew  Page,  High  st 

BOOT    AND     SHOE    MAKERS. 

Abbott  Josef)li,  Highst 
Abbott  Joseph,  Brampion 
Allen  Anne,  Godmanchester 
Allen  William,  Biamptou 
Barnes  John,  High  st 
Barnes  Robert,  High  st 
Bennington  John,  Germain  .st 
Bcresford  Samuel,  High  st 
Bestcr  Thomas,  Godmanchester 
Bettle  John,  High  st 
Butler  Le\>is,  Biampton 
Ry water  Owen,  Noith  end 
Cave  William,  Godnuinchcsfer 
Cox  'riujinas,  Royal  Oak  lane 
Kay  John,  High  .st 
Saint  John,  (Jodmaiuhestcr 
Smith  Hdiry,  High  st 
V'inter  Robt'rt,  St.  Mary's  st 
Wimpress  John,  High  st 
Woods  Joseph,  High  st 

BRAZIERS    AND    TINMEN. 

Cater  Robert  Weils,  High  st 
Fletcher  William,  Godmanchesfer 
Harratt  William,  Mai  ket  hill 
Morton  James,  High  st 

BREWERS. 

(jarka  William,  Godmanchester 
Herb'  rt  Dennis,  High  st 

BRICK    MAKERS. 

Rates    ^L    Heart,    (and    tile),  God- 

iminchesttr 
Harratt^  IMand,  St.  Andrew's  place 
riiesl.ind  hiaiik,  (ioilmanchesti  r 

DRICKLAVEKS        AND       PLAS- 
TERERERS. 

.Mien  John,  BiMUipton 
Brown  Riidiaid,  North  end 
Dawes  Hcniy,  \\\\l}\  st 
HaiiaitiSi  Bland,  St.  Andrew's  place 
Mann  ,l<diii,  Si.  John  st 
Markham  Henry,  Godinanclie.'iter 


BUTCHERS. 

Bull  James,  High  st 

Bull  James,  jnn..  Market  hill 

Clark  William,  High  st 

Clarke  Riley,  H.irtiord 

Enfield  William,  Godmanchester 

Hall  Jesse,  High  st  [ter 

Jordan  Chrisiopher,  Godinauches- 

Lamli  Charles,  North  end 

.Maddisnii  Mary,  Godmiiirchester 

.Matsoti  .S  iiah,  Godmanchesier 

P.iine  &Griniii,  Brampton 

Pewtie.ss  Joseph,  High  st 

Reynolds  Rebecca,  High  st 

Smith  James,  High  st 

Stocker  George  <i  Thomas,  High  st 

Tliom|>son  Thomas,  High  st 

Wiiislade  Heiiiy,  Biamplon 

Wiiheis  George,  tliuli  st 

Woodfoid  Robert,  Princes  st 

CABINET    MAKERS    AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

A]l«op  William,  Princes  st 
Cawlcy  William  Bale,  High  st 
Garner  Ricliird,  Hii,'h  st 
Maddison  Charles,  Hi^-h  St 
Maddison  John,  Highst 
Lease  Tluunas,  Germain  st 

CARPENTERS  AND  JOINERS. 

ConiK  II  Daniel,  .St.  John's  Inne 
Harrati&Bland,  St.  Andrew's  place, 

and  Godmanchester 
Hooper  Emanuel,  Godmanchester 
Jarvis  Thomas,  Godmanchestrr 
Maile  Charles,  Three  Tu'is  lane 
Richardson  Edmund,  Three  Tuns  la 
Robinson  Richard,  St.  ftlary's  st 
Thackery  Joseph,  (iodmanclicster 
Thackery  Matthew,  Godmanchester 
\V^lnu'rsley  Rohcit.  Brampton 
Wright  John,  Godmanchester 

CHEESE    MANUFACTURERS. 

Hubhaid  Mary,  Godmanchester 
Markham  William,  Bridge  place 
Thackery  Joseph,  Godmanchester 

CHEMISTS  AND  DRUGGISTS- 

Beiithain  Isa-ic,  High  st 
Biyant  William,  High  st 
Ekins  William,  Market  hill 
IjCwis  George  (and  dentist)  Hiuh  st 
Provost  John  Piillen,  High  st  and 
Godmanchester 

CHINA,    GLASS,  &c,  DEALERS. 

Heathci  ate  James,  Brampton 
Jacob  James,  ^Market  hill 
l/eacli  Thomas,  High  st 
Mills  Thomas,  High  st 

CIVIL  ENGINEERS. 

Ballard  Stepbeii  (and  agent  to  ftlr. 

Bias^ey,    i  ailway  contracior)  St. 

Andrew's  place 
Higii.botham  'I'homas,  High  st 

COACH    BUILDERS    AND 
HARNESS      MAKERS. 

Armstiong  I'laiicis,  George  lane 
■Stiiuigwaid    John,  St.  Andrew's  pi 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 

.\shl(Hi  Arthur,  Hii;h  st 
Cooch  .Samiud  l^dward,  Market  hill 
Elgood  Thomas,  CJooke's  lane 
H:inger  Thomas,  Godmanchester 
.lames  &•  Stoke-,  Branifiton  Mills 
.Maikbam  Cornelius  Aubury,  God- 
manchester [st 
Veasey  Charles,  inn.  and  Co.  High 
Wady  George,  High  st 

CONFECTIONERS. 

(aislance  Chat  Ics,  High  st 
Dickinson  Jane,  Noi  tlieiid 
Woods  Rebecca,  High  st 


IBkertotg* 


HUNTINGDON,  &c.     Jl^unttngirongfXre 


COOPERS. 

Kady  Francis,  Hii,'li  st 

Maile  Thomas,  Goilinanchi'Ster 

Saril  Joseph,  Iloyal  OaU  lane 

CORN    MERCHANTS. 

Allen  William,  High  M 
Eli^ood  Thomas,  (.'ooke's  lane 
Hovvson  James  and  Son  (and  seed) 

H  igh  St 
Veas^y  Charles,  jun.  &  Co.  High  st 

FARMERS. 

Bates  and  Heart,  (Jodmancliester 
Brigs>s  Willi  im,  Godmaiichesier 
Butt  John,  Haitfoid 
Cart'^iight  John,  Hit;Ii  st 
Clark  Chas.  Josiah,  Godniancliester 
Dexter  Richard,  Godniaiithistfr 
Fox  William,  Godnumche>ter 
Gadsby  William,  Godniancliester 
Gale  William,  H.irtfoid  Hill 
Hooper  Eniatiucl,  Godmaiiclie^ter 
James  and  SioUes,  Bramjiton  Mills 
Jenkins  John,  Hifli  st 
Kisty  Oiiiali,  (Jodmanchester 
Kisiy  John,  Dihdin's  Farm 
Knighton  Isaac,  Hartford 
Knighton  Is  lae,  Godmaiuhesler 
Maile  Sarah,  Godniancliester 
Matsou  Ricliaid,  Godmanchester 
Middleton  Ann,  Biampton 
OrbL'll  John,  Hartford 
Thackrey  Ilichard,  Godniancliester 
Turner  Janus,  liraniptim 
Veasey  James,  Godniancliester 
Wady  George,  Hiuh  st 
Winslade  Henry,  Brampton 

FIRE,  &c.  OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Alliance,  Robert  Edis,  High  st 
Atlas,  Thomas  Lonell,  Hisih  st 
British     Empirf,,    Daniel     John 

Gustancc,  (Todnianchester 
County    (hail  storm)   James  Gol- 

borne,  Market  Hill 
County  (fire)  Andrew  Page  Wood 

High  st ;  and  Thomas  Hatchard, 

Godinanduster 
General,  Henry  Randall,  High  st 
General     (hail    storm),  Thomas 

Fox,  High  st 
LAW,\ViUi:im  Jones  Mellor.Hieh  st 
London,  John  Bale  Cawley,  High 

st;  and  William  Cawley,  High  st 
Minerva   (life),  James  Golborne, 

Market  hill 
North     of    England,     William 

Wright,  High  stieet 
Norwich    Union^   George  Morris 

Fox,  High  st 
PELiCAN,Clias.Margetls,Market  hill 
Phcenix  (fiie),Ri(  lid.  Wise,  High  st 
PROviDENT(life),'riininasHrttchard, 

Godniancliester;     and    Andrew 

Page  Wood,  H:gh  st 
Royal  Exchange,  William  Fore- 
man, the  Walk  [hill 
Star,    William    Whitney,    Maiket 
Suffolk  (lire),   William    Whitney, 

Market  hill 
Sun,  James  Balfonr,  Princes  st 

GARDENERS    &  SEEDSMEN. 

Allett  Henry,  Godmanchester 
East  Jesse,  Godmaneiic  ter 
Franks  John,  the  Common 
Newbury  William,  Brampton 
Slight  Thomas,  Godinai. Chester 
Wood  Snsaii(Huntingdon  nurseries) 
Germain  st 

GLOVERS. 

Chamberlain  Thoma-,  Brampton 
Crawley  Sarah,  Hitih  st 
GROCERS    &  TEA    DEALERS. 

{Sec  also  S/iop/teepers,  <.Vc.) 
Ashton  Arthur,  Hiuli  st 
Blanchard  Ann,  Godmanchester 


Dear  James,  High  st 
Hanger  Thomas,  Godmaticliester 
Hicks  Adam,  High  st 
Hiidsoti  John,  Gi.dmanche^ter 
Leach  Thomas,  High  st 
Mai kliani  Cornelius  Anbury,  God- 
manchester 
Miller  John,  High  st 
Ridgley  Thomas,  Market  hill 
Smith  Abraham,  High  st 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Corston  Joseph,  Princes  st 
Crofts  Thomas,  Godmanchester 
Hayes  WiHiain,  High  st 
Jacob  James,  Market  hill 
Key  Samuel,  High  st 
Kirby  Robert,  Godmanchester 
Mailt;  William,  (jodmanchester 
Smallbones  William,  High  st 

HATTERS. 

Atkin  John,  High  st 
Whitney  William,  Market  hill 

INNS- 
COMMERCIAL    AND    POSTING. 

(See  also  Tavcrnn  &(  Public  Houses 
Crown,  John  Whiting,  High  st 
Fountain,  John  Cartwiight,  Market 

hill 
George,  John  Jenkins,  High  st 

IRON    FOUNDERS. 

Bayliss  &  Glover,  Godmanchester 
Foundiy 

Morton  James  (and  manufacturer 
of  railroad  wheels,  &c.)  Hun- 
tingdon Foundry,  Saint  John's 
lane 

IRONMONGERS. 

Cavvle/  John  Bale,  High  st 
HarratI  William,  Market  hill 
Morton  James  (and  cutler,  &c.  and 
wholesale  dealer  in  oils  and  co- 
lours), High  st 

LINEN  &  W^OOLLEN  DRAPERS 

Blanchard  Ann,  Godmanchester 
Bryant  Charles,  High  st 
Carter  Richaid,  Hiuii  st 
Cooke   Robert   (and  carpet  ware- 
house) Maiket  hill 
Shaiman  &  Bird,  Godmanchester 
Shannan  Edward,  High  st 

MALTSTERS, 

Bates  Samuel,  Godmanchester 

Garka  William,  Godmanchester 

Herbert  Dennis,  High  st 

Jenkins  John,  Brampton 

Orbell  Jolin,  Hartford 

Veasey  Chailes,  jun.  &  Co.  High  st 

MILLERS. 

Bates  Samuel,  Godmanchester 
Garka  William,  Godmanchester 
Higgins  John,  Godniancliester 
James  &  Stokes,  Brampton  mills 

MILLINERS  ee  DRESS  MAKRS 

Brigstock  &  North,  Godmanchester 
Curwain  Jane,  Ge:)rge  lane 
Gifford  Sarah,  High  st 
Maile  Sarah,  Geimaiu  st 
Rickett  Sophia,  North  end 
Tullorh  and  Dobson,  High  St 
Wilson  Ellen,  Bridge  place 

MUSIC   TEACHERS. 
Andrews     Joseph      (piano-forfe), 
High  st  [Walk 

Last  Fredeiick  (and  organist),  the 

PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS,   AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Allen  David,  Germain  st 
Allen  David,  jun.  George  lane 
Colter  William,  High  st 
Negus,  Joseph,  (Jodmanchester 
Saunders  William,  Brampton 


Scotiiey  Joseph,  Three  Tuns  lane 
Storey  David,  North  end 
Todd  Lucy,  Cowper's  place 
Waller  William    (herald  and  orna- 
mental). High  st 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Bniitinc!  Thomas,  High  .st 
Chnicli  Henry,  Godmanchester 
Goggs  Richard,  High  st 
Green  Joseph,  Brampton 
Jacob  Jonathan,  High  st 

SHOPKEEPERS  &DEALERSIN 
GROCERIES  &  SUNDRIES. 

Andrews  James,  Godmanchester 
Beiesford  Henry. St. ;\ndrew's  place 
Bester  James,  Godmanchester 
Bird  John,  Braiiiiiton 
Booth  Thom  IS,  Brampton 
Brickwood  William,  North  end 
Brighty  William,  Godmniicluster 
Collins  Elizabeth,  Godmanchester 
Dighton  William,  (iodmanchester 
Drage  Richard,  Godmanchesier 
East  Thomas,  Godmanchester 
Ellington  Henrv,  Brampton 
Garrett  Elizabe'th,  North  end 
Laundy Thomas  Luff,  Brampton 
Laxton  James,  Hish  st 
Maugham  Mary,  North  end 
Negus  Charles,  (Jodmanchester 
Onyet  William,  Hartford 
RowledgeElii'abeth, Godmanchester 
Searle  Robert,  Hartft.rd 
Seward  'riiomas,  Godmanchester 
Seward  William,  Godmanchester 
Talbot  William,  High  st 
Wilson  Elizal  etii,  Brampton 
Woodford  Charles,  Germain  st 
Wright  Thomas,  Biampton 

SILVERSMITHS  &  JEWELLRS 

Berry  Dennis,  High  st 
Guarnerio  Peter,  Higii  st 

STONE    6t    MARBLE    MASONS. 

Carnwell  Robert,  Godmanchester 
Dawes  Henry,  High  st 
Harratt  &  Bland,  St.  Andrew's  place 
Northern  Frederick, Godmanchester 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 
Brigstock  &  North,  Godmanchester 
Croot  Hannah,  Brampton 
Larke  Jane  and  Eliza,  High  st 
Maile  .Sarah,  Germain  st 
Wilson  Ellen,  Bridge  place 
WilsonMnrthaEmily,(}odmanchcstr 

SURGEONS. 

Foster  Michael,  High  st 
Sharp  John  Taylor,  Godmanchester 
Ward  &  Isaacs(m,  Market  hill 
Woods  Chas.  John,  Godmanchester 

TAILORS. 

Atkin  John,  High  st 
Baker  J.^seph,  Godmanchester 
Bnllen  Jolin,  Godmanchester 
Barker  William   Old  Crown  yard 
Britten  James,  Three  Tuns  lane 
Bryant  Charles,  High  st 
Cooke  Robert,  Market  hill 
Cooper  John  (and  clothier), High  st 
Elwood  John,  High  st 
Garka  (JJeoige,  Godmanchester 
Gill  John,  Germain  st 
Hardvviek  John,  High  st 
Herbert  James,  Godmanchester 
Hopkins  &  Son,  High  st 
Hopkins  Kdmnnd,  Godmanchester 
Hnghes  Samuel,  Biampton 
Lucas  James,  Br  impion 
.Maile  William,  Godmanchester 
Newell  John  Dickenson,  High  st 
Phillips  William,  Godmanchest-jr 
Sisman  Henry,  Highst 


^  unttn5»on6f)ilt.       HUNTINGDON,  &c. 


^Iatti'0 


TAILORS-  Continued. 
Tlioilay  William,  Godmaiichester 
Wdodwaid  Thomas,  High  st 
Woolstone  James,  I'riiices  st 
Woolstnne  William,  Brampton 

TALLOW    CHANDLERS. 

HndMin  John,  Ciodmaiichester 
Miller  John,  Hieh  st 

TANNERS. 
Mailc  John  (Acnrrier^, George  l-ine 
Markhain  Cornerms  Aiibuiy,  God- 

niancliester 
Martin  Downcs,  Godmaiicliester 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Ansel,  Tliomas  Dixon,  Hriimpton 
Barleyiiiow  ,    William  Pindard,  Haitford 
Bell,  Ann  Cooch,  Brampton  [i-heslrr 

Black  Bull,  Emanuel   Hooper,  Godman- 
BulUGporge  Purser,  Brampton 
Cross  Keys,  JelTery  Sinilli,  High  st 
Polphiri,  Thomas  Webb,  High  st  [st 

Duke  o(Ciimberland,Wra.Cou'man,  High 
Falcon,  William  Osborn,  Market  hill 
Golden  Lion,  Sarah  Scate,  Germain  st 
Horseshoe,  Henry   Pixon,  Brampton 
Horseshoe,  John  Fisher,  Giidmanchester 
Huntingdon  Arms,  .Sarah  Smith,  Hij;h  st 
Queen's  ne:id..Iolin  Chatlerton,  High  st 
Queen's  Hpad,J  oh  n  Saints, (lodnianchester 
Red  Lion, Samuel  Fisher,  Godnianchester 
Rose  &  Crown.  Robert  Fudey,  Aorthend 
Royal  0;ik, 'I'hos.  Jarvis,  Godmanchester 
Royal  (»ak,  Henry  Marin,  High  st      [hill 
Ship  &  Chequers  Jolin  Hampson,  Maiket 
Spread  Ea^K-,  John  Purser.  High  st 
Sun,  Benjamin  Strangard,  High  st 
Three  Tuns  Joseph  Clarke,  High  st 
AVaterloo  House,  Wm.  Favell,  High  st 
M'hite  Hall.  Joseph  Ahbolt,  Brampton 
White  Hart,. lames  Bates,  Godmanchester 
AVhite  Hart,  James  Smith,  High  st 
While  Horse.  Richard  Brown,  Northend 
White  Lion,  J<s.  Burton,  fJodmanchester 
Whiles  wan,Wm.Wyman,Godmanchester 
Windmill,  Klizabeth  Clialterton,  High  st 

Retailers  of  Beer 
Asplin  Vv"illiam,  Godmanchester 
Bird  Ann,  (ioilmanchester 
Bradshaw  Jane,  Hartford 
Brlghty  U'illiaoi,  Godmancheste 
Chandler  John,  Godmanchester 
Cooper  John,  Godmanchester 
Cooper  William,  Godmanchester 
Deighton  James,  Godmanchester 
Dixon  John,  Brampton 
Drage  William,  Godmanchester 
Garka  George,  Godinancliester 
Gaunt  William,  Bramplon 
Harding  Henry,  Godmanchester 
Hariis  William,  St.  Andrew's  place 
Hearn  John,  Germain  st 
Herbert  James,  Godmanchester 
Hilliam  Sjmnel.  High  st 
Humphry  George,  High  st 
Intield  Gf'orte,  Godmanchester 
Lenet  Tiionias,  St.  John's  lane 
IMarkham  William,  Bridge  place 
Maugham  Mary,  Northend 
North  Joseph,  Hartford 
Rowe  John,  \oHhend 
Saint  Charles,  Godmanchester 
Slater  (leorge,  Hartford 
Stokeley  Jim' 8,  Brampton  road 
Thoday  William,  Go  nianchester 
Warrington  Samuel,  Brampton 
Woniersley  Robert,  Northend 
Wright  Tliotnis,  Brampton 

TIMBER    MERCHANTS. 

Cooch  Sainiii'l  Hdvvaid,  Market  hill 
Veasey  Charles,  Jiin.  &  Co.-   HikIi  st 

VETEUINARV    SURGEONS. 

Bull  limaimei  Cato,  M.  Joiin'.s  lane 
Case  Frericiick,  (iodiiiaiiche>ter 
ThonK  Joiiii,  iS'iinh  end 
WATCH    &    CLOCK    MAKERS. 
Kiirley  John,  High  st 
Gatward  -Suniiel,  Hisli  .st 
f Jiiariierio  I'eter,  Hiuh  st 
Peacock  John,  Hi^h  st 


WHEELWRIGHTS. 

James  William,  Godmanchester 
Murphy  Frederick,  Godmanchester 
Perriii  Ale.\'aiider,  Brampton 
Stiang\vaidJohn,St.Atidrew's  place 
Tebbtitt  Thomas,  St.  Andrew's  place 

W^INE  Sc  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

Cooch  Samuel  Edwanl,  .Market  liill 
Herbert  Dennis  (spirit),  High  st 
Vea.sey  Charles,  jun.  &  Co  High  st 

Miscellaneous 

BakerJos   parish  clerk,  Godmanchester 
Balfour  James,  house  agent.  Princes  st 
Campbell  Joseph,  fishmonger,  High  st 
Duggan  John,  billiard  rooms,  Germain  st 
Flanders  William,  dyer.  High  st 
Franks  John,  beehive  maker,  the  Common 
Gustance  Daniel  John,  house  agent,  &c. 

Godmanchester 
Hatchard    Thomas,     sub-distributer    of 
stamps,  Godmanchester  [chester 

Herring  Thomas,  furniture  broker,  God- 
Housden  Ann.  poulterer,  High  st 
Howson  Jas.  &  Son,  woolstaplers,  Highst 
LangstonThof.  parish  clerk,  Brampton 
Lovell  Thomas,  surveyor.  High  st 
Maddison  Chas.  carver  &  gilder.  High  st 
Mark  ham  A  ubury, fruiterer, God  mancbestr 
Meynell  William    John,  inland  revenue 
officer,  Northend  [High  st 

Newell  Jolin  Dickenson,  parish  clerk. 
Peacock  John,  brass  founder,  High  st 
Pine  John,  file  maker, Godmanchester 
Smith  Elizabeth  Jane,  slay  maker,  Ger- 
main st  [Oak  lane 
IJpchurch  John,  parish  clerk.  Royal 
Ward  John,  rope  &  twine maker,Nortiiend 


PLACES    OF  WORSHIP, 

AND  THEIU  MINISTERS. 

All   Saints'  Church,    Huntingdon — 

Rev.  Richard  Haworth,  rector 
Saint  Mary's  Church,  Huntingdon — 

Rev.  Francis  Bourdillon,  vicar. 
Sai.nt   Mary's  Church, Godmanchester 

—  Rev.  Charles  Grav,  vicar. 
Saint    Mary's    Church,   Brnmpton — 

Rev.  Thomas  James  Mackee,  vicar. 
All  Sai.nts'  Church,  Hartford  — Rev. 

Daniel  John  Hopkins. 
Baptist  Chapel,  Godmanchester-  Rev. 

William  Brown. 
Friends'    Meeting    House,  High  st, 

Huntingdon.  (vacant.) 
I.NDE  PEN  UK  NT  Chap  EL,  Godmanchester, 
Indkpknuent     Chapel,  Heriford 

{ministers  vnrinvs.) 
Union  Chapel  (Independents  and  Bap- 
tists), Godmanchester  &  Huntingdon — 

Rev.  James  Henry  Millard, 
Wksleyan    Chapel,     Huntingdon 

(initiisters  r«n'o»s. ) 
CiimsTCHURCH  Chapel, Huntingdon — 

Rev.  John  Westwood. 


POOR    LAW    UNION. 

Workhouse,  Northend. 

.I7ns(('r— Patrick  Trench. 

.1/((^v,H— Mary  Trench. 

Si Ifiulmistress — Matilda  Fromont. 

cUiiplnin — Rev.  Richard  Haworth. 

.Snriiron — Michael  Foster. 

Clerk  to  the'Iioard  of  Guardians— WilUatc 
.(ones  Mellor. 

lirlicving  Ojlicers — Richard  Bond,  Ram- 
sey; Edwil.Goodwick,  (iodmnuchester. 


REGISTRARS, 

OF    niKTUS,    DKATIIS  &  M ARHI AGES. 

Suprrintendeiil  Registrar — William  Jones 
Mellor,  High  street 

UEGISTRARS  OF  BIRTHS  &    DEATHS. 

Richard  Bond,  Ramsey  ;  Edward  Good- 
rick,  Godmanchester;  and  Henry  Ran- 
dall [reijislrur  uf  marriages),  High  SL 


County      Gaol,     Stukeley  f  road ■ 

George  Smith,  governor;  Rev,  Henry 
Aufjustus  Maule,  chaplain. 

County  Hall,  Godmanchester. 

County  Infirmary  and  Dispensary, 
the  Walk — Martha  Cant,  matr.m;  Rev. 
John  Fell,  choptam. 

Gas  Works,  Port  Holme  side— George 
Morris  Fox,  secrelarg. 

Inland  Revenue  Office,  at  the  George 
Inn-  John  \ anns^,  svpervisnr, 

Liti-uary  &  Scientific  I.iistiTution, 
Hi^jh  st — Geo.  MorrisF'ox,  secretary. 

Police  .Station,  High  street — Joseph 
Yates,  superintendent. 

Registry  Office  for  the  Arch- 
deaconry op  Huntingdon,  Market 
hill — Charles  Margetts, re^is/iar. 

Stamp  (Jfeke,  ISIarket  hill — Samuel 
Edward  Cooch,  distnbuter. 

Town  Hall,  Market  hill-John  Maile, 
keeper. 

COACHES, 

Fruiii  the  George  Inn. 

To  BEDFORD,  the  Iwtes,  every  after- 
noon (Suriday  excepted),  at  three 

To  CAMBRIDGE,  the  Old  Rising  Sun, 
every  afl;ernoon  (Sun.  excepted), <it  four 

To  THRAP.STONE,the  Old  Rising  Sun, 
every  morning  (Sun.  excepted),  at  nine 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

ON  THE  F.AST  ANGLIAN  ANH  SAINT 
IVES  JUNCTION,  IN  CONNEXION 
WITH  THE  EASTERN  COUNTIES 
LINE. 

Station,  Huntingdon— Thomas  Asbton, 
station  master 

An  Omniltus,  from  the  George  Inn,  to  the 
Station,  awaits  the  arrival  and  attends 
the  departure  of  the  trains 

CARRIERS. 

To  ALCONBURY-WESrON,  Matthe^ 
Scott,  Irora  the  Royal  Oak,  Saturday 

To  BROUGHTON,.Mary  Munns,  from 
the  Fountain,  Saturday 

To  BUCKWORTH,  Thos,  Ellant,  from 
the  George,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 

To  CAMBRIDGE,  John  Curwain,  from 
his  house,  Geoige  lane,  Tuesday  and 
Saturday,  and  James  North,  from  the 
Black  Bull,  Tuesday  and  Saturday 

To  EATON-SOCON,  Samuel  Wright* 
from  the  Falcon,  Saturday 

To  GREAT  GIDDING,  Wm,  Herbert 
from  the  Royal  Oak  — Charles  Hopper, 
from  the  Spread  Eagle,  and  Edward 
Richards,  from  the  Falcon,  Saturday 

To  KIM  BOLTON.  Charles  Ibbs,  from 
the  Falcon,  Saturday 

To  LEIGHTON,  John  Chattell,  from  the 
Ship  and  Chequers,  Wed  and  Saturday 

To  OLD  WES  ION,  John  Badby,  from 
the  Fountain,  Saturday 

To  RAMSEY,  John  Blunt  and  Samuel 
Gondburn,  from  the  George — William 
Fountain,  from  the  Crown,  &  Snelling 
Pepper,  from  the  Fountain,  Saturday 

To  IllPTON.JohnGibbs, from  the  Foun- 
tain,  Saturday 

To  ST.  IVES  and  ST.  NEOTS,  John 
Curwain,  from  bis  house,  George  lane, 
&  l\laiy  Riseley,fiom  the(ieorge,  Mon_ 

To  SAWTRY,  John  I'rice,  from  the 
Fountain,  .Saturday 

To  THBAPSTONE,  John  Groom,  from 
the  Black  Bull,  Saturday 

To  WARBOYS,  William  Ashley,  from 
the  Three  Tuns,  and  William  Mitchell, 
from  ihe  Fountain,  Saturday 

To  WIN  WICK,  James  Farringdon,  from 
the  Falcon,  Saturday 

CONVEYANCE  BYVTATER. 

To  Br,DF<HU),  LYNN,  ST.  NEOTS 
and  WISBEACH,  fly  «««/«,  weekly 


6 


IBintioi'ih 


J^utttiitgtronsiDne* 


1 


K[MI50LT0N 


S  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Leightonstone — the 
market  town,  small  and  neat,  is  63  miles  n.n.w.  from 
London,  12  w.  hy  s.  from  Huntingdon,  8  N.w.  from  St. 
Neots,  andabiiuttqui-distiint  (12  miles) from  the  Hun- 
tingdon station  on  the  East  Aghaii  line,  Thrapstone,  on 
the  Northamptiin  and  Peterborough  branch  of  the 
London  and  North  Western,  and  Bedford,  on  the 
Uletchley  branch  of  the  same  railway.  This  place, 
anciently  called  Kinndhantum,  is  situated  on  tiie  bor- 
ders of  Bedfordsliire,  in  a  pleasant  part  of  the  county, 
agreeably  diversified  by  gi-ntle  hills  and  fertile  valleys  ; 
the  former  being  ornamented  by  fine  woods,  'i'lie 
principal  seat,  and  ciiief  object  of  attraction  in  this 
iieighliourhood,  i>  Kimboltoii  Castle — the  seat  of  the 
Duke  of  Manchester;  the  mansion  is  au  ancient  an'l 
beautiful  stone  building,  sitnnted  in  an  exiensi«e  park. 
This  castle  was  the  jointure,  and  l>ecame  the  retire- 
ment of  Uueen  Katberine,  after  her  divorce  from  the 
sensual  and  inconstant  Henry  VIIL  :  it  was  here  she 
died,  on  thefitb  of  January,  153(),  and  was  interred 
iu  Peterboiougb  cathedral.  In  this  paiish  are  the  re- 
jiiaiiis  of  Stoncly  piioiy,  a  convent  of  canons  of  the 
order  of  '>t.  Auijustine,  dedicated  to  the  Blessed  Vir- 
gin, by  VVilliain  de  IMandevillc,  Karl  of  Essex,  about 
the  beginning  of  tbe  twelfth  century.  The  inhabitants 
are  chiefly    employed    in  agriculture;   some  of  the 


females  are  occupied  in  lace  making,  and  there  i«?  ^ 
little  malting  business.  Kiinholton  confers  the  infe- 
rior title  of  Baron  on  the  Unke  of  Manchester;  this 
nobleman  is  lord  of  the  manor,  and  his  representative 
holds  a  court  leet  and  baton,  at  which  a  constable  is 
appointed.  The  fiist  Earl  of  Manchester  was  a  native 
of  this  place,  and  a  parliatneiitary  geneial  in  ilie  civil 
war. 

The  parisli  chuidi  of  Saint  Andrew  is  a  ])andsonie 
building,  with  a  lofty  spire:  the  livinu  is  a  vicarage,  in 
the  arcbdeaconry  of  Huntingdon,  in  the  presentat'i.  n 
of  the  nobleman  before  mentioned  ;  the  lev.  Tlionias 
Ainsworth.  is  the  piesent  incumbent.  The  Moravian.s 
and  Wesleyan  Methodists  have  each  a  chapel,  and  the 
Baptist  and  Independents'  worship  in  one  building,', 
called  the  Union  Chapt-l.  Tbe  fite  giatnmar  school 
heie  was  endowed  in  the  reign  of  Edward  VI. :  lately 
has  been  connected  with  it  an  Agriculmrai  College  of 
great  utility,  and  being  conducted  with  great  ability 
by  the  present  superintendent  and  masters,  has  becon)e 
one  of  the  tuost  tlonrisliing  establishments  of  the  kiu'l 
in  the  county.  The  market  is  held  (m  Kiiday,  and  tha 
fairs  on  tbe  Fridays  in  Easter  and  VVhitsun -weeks, 
the  first  Friday  after  Micliaelmas-dav,  and  Dtceinbcr 
11th.  The  parish  of  Kimbolton,  contained  in  1831, 
1.584  iidiabitants,  and  in  1841,   I,(i34. 


POST    OFFICE,  High-street,  George  Craddock,  Post  blaster. — Letters  from  London  and  all  paita 
arrive  every  morning  at  half-past  six,  and  are  despatcl.ed  at  half-past  seven  in  the  evening. 


NOBILITY,     GENTRY,     AND 
CLERGY. 

Ainsworth  Rev.  Thomas,  Vicarage, 

Ci.urcb  yard 
Arnold  Mr.  John,  West  end 
Beedham    Mr.    John,     (attorney), 

Lotidon  road 
Bloodworth  Mr.  Charles,  Front  st 
Cant  Mis.  Mary,  Front  st 
Day  Thomas,  Est].  Wornditch  House 
Edgar  Rev.  Samut'I,  Stonelev 
Laitig  Professor  Frederick,  High  st 
Latig  Rev.  James,  Back  st 
Mancliestcr,  His  Grace  the  Duke  of, 

Kimbolton  Cattle 
Marson  Rev.  Charles,  Back  st 
Peck  Mrs.  Mary,  West  end 
Quick  Mis.  Mary,  Front  st 
Smith  Mrs.  Sarah,  Thiapstone  road 
Thorntr'n  Rev.  John,  School  House, 

Chuicb  end  [ley  Cottage 

Welstead Mrs. AmeliaSophia, Stone-  I 
Welstead  Benjamin,  Esq.  High  st 
WeNteadMarrion,Esq.Stoneley  Hall  i 
Wilson  Mr.  Joseph,  Stonehy 
academies    and    schools. 
Agricultuisal  College  &  Gram- 

iviAR    SctiooL,    Cliurch    yaid — 

Rev.  JohiiTliornton,  head  master; 

Professor  Frederick  Laing,  &Mr. 

John  Dixon,  assistant  masters 
Duke  of  Manchester's  School, 

Church    end — Benjamin     Clark, 

n)aster 
Infants'  School, Cliuich  end — Emily 

Mameits,  mistress 
North  Einnia,  Smneley 
BAKERS    &    FLOUR   DEALERS. 

Cook  Henry,  Stoneley 
Flanders  Thomas,  Back  st 
Flandeis  Thomas,  jun.  Front  st 
Measures  Isaac,  (and  conftciioiier), 
Front  street 

BASKET    MAKERS. 

Hiiich  Thomas,  Thrapstone  road 
Richardson  Leonard,  Knck  st 
BOOKSELLERS,     STATIONERS 
AND    PRINTERS. 

Brewster  Wm.  (stationer).  Back  st 
Craddock  George,  {ik.  sub.distribu- 

ter  of  stamps),  Front  st 
GudgeonGeorgeBurnham,(statiouer) 

Church  lane 
Hall  Charles,  Front  st 
Ibbb  Charles,  Froutit 


BOOT    AND     SHOE     MAKERS. 

Allison  George,  Tlirapstone  road 

D)son  J(d)n,  Back  st 

Frver  John,  Back  st 

Wilson  Geoige,  'I'hrapstone  road 

BRAZIERS   AND   TINMEN,  etc.. 

Mee  Samuel, 'I'hrapstone  road 
Noble  Samuel,  .Market  place 

BREWERS. 

Hatfield  William,  Front  st 
Henderson  William,  Front  st 

BUTCHERS. 

Beesley  Charles,  Bark  st 
Bull  Benjamin,  IJack  st 
.Millard  William,  Front  s.t 
Scruby  Joseph,  Lc/ndon  road 

CARPENTERS    AND   JOINERS. 

Colls  John,  Siomley 

Puiteiill  Thomas,  London  road 

Wright  John,  Front  st 

CHEMISTS    AND     DRUGGISTS. 

Goo'llitfe  John,  Little  S'aughion 
Gndgeoii    George    Bnrnham,    (and 
china  &  glass  dealer  ,  Church  lane 

COOPERS. 

Hasten  William,  High  st 
Hatfield  William,  Front  st 
Turner  John,  Church  yard 

FARMERS. 

Blott  Thomas,  Little  Staugiiton 

Britten  E'lwaid,  Back  st 

Brown  Robeit,  Market  place 

Browning  William,  LitileSiaughton 

Day  Tlioinas,  Wornditch 

Hall  John  Bonlton,  Wornditch 

Hensman  William,  Front  st 

Hind  Thomas,  High  st 

Hovrell  William,  Little  Staughton 

Luccock  Samuel,  Sioneley 

Moore  Sami'el,  Little  Staughton 

Parish  William.  Little  Staughton 

Peck  J  (din.  Old  roail 

Smith  John,  Little  Staughton 

Welstead  Benjamin,  Stoneley 

FIRE    &c.,    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

County,   (fire),    William    Annals, 

Little  Stauuhton  [Front  st 

Farmers',    Charles      Bloodworth, 

I  Provident,  (life),  WiUiani. Annals, 

Little  Staughton 
I  Si;n,  John  Coiitin,  London  road 


GROCERS    AND    DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

Raines  Joseph,  Front  st 
Brewster  William,  Back  st 
Carter  Henry,  Back  st 
(Jiddiiigs  Aiin,  Front  st 
Goodlitfe  John.  Litile  Staughton 
Pier-on  Thomas  Underwood,   (tea 

dealer),  Market  place 
Smith  (ieorge,  Stonehy 
Wilson  George,  Tlirapstone  road 

INNS. — COMMERCIAL. 

(See  also  Taverns  (^  Public  Houses.) 

Georue  &  Dragon,  William    Henry 

Ibbs,  High  st  [place 

White  Li(Mi,  Robert  Brown,  Market 

LAND    AGENT    &    SURVEYOR. 

Bloodworth  Thomas,  Front  st 

LINEN,    &c.,    DRAPERS. 

Baines  Joseph,  Front  st 
Carter  Heniy,  Back  st 
Co|)land  Alexander,  Bark  st 
Pierson  Thomas  Underwood,  Mar- 
ket place 
Walker  Jabez,  Bat  k  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Hensman  William,  Front  st 
ibbs  William  Heniy,  Front  st 

MILLINRES  &DKESS  MAKRS. 

AUi.soM  Mary,  Days  yard  [rd 

Brayhrook    Elizabeth,    Thrapstone 
Millanl  Mary  Ann.  High  st 

PAINTERS,      PLUMBERS,    &c. 

vVaiishrough  William  John,  Thiap- 
stone ro.id 
Wimperis  John,  Front  st 

SADDLERS. 

Dav  Joseph,  Little  Staughton 
Day  William,  Ft  out  st 

STRAWr    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Wilson  Marv,  Fiont  st 
Wright  Sarah,  Market  place 

SURGEONS. 

Fernie  Andrew,  Front  st 

Fernie  Peter,  Back  st 

Hemming  Joseph  Hughes,  Front  st 

Sprague  Charles,  Thrapstone  road 

TAILORS. 

Craddock  William,  Stoneley 
Favell  &  Hotson,  Front  st 
L-'e  William  Elijah,  Church  yard 


?f^untinsl«onsDiic 


KIM  BOLTON. 


^laui'g^ 


TAI  LORS-f 'on/i/iueJ. 

Perkins  William,  Baci;  st 

Salmon  William,  I5;ick  st 

Walkor  Alu-l,  l?a(  k  >-t 

WiUcii)  John,  Fioiii  st 

W'iNoii  S,imni-l,(iS:  brefclies  maker), 

'riiiaii^toiie  roar] 
TAVEKNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 
Crown,  Uoliert  Jiis;i;;in,  Front  st 
ReJ  Lion, Saml.HnwIett, Little  Staughton 
Saddle.  Thomas  Sharp,  l-'ront  st 
Sun,  William  Niinish,  Hish  st 
While    H.irt,    William    Siuitll,    Liltle 
fSt'iunhlon 

Retailers  of  Beer 
Brookes  Jolin,  Slone!i-v 
Bull  Klizaheth.Back  st 
Coslin  Mary,  IJnck  st 
Day  James,  Little  StiUghton 
llotson  Stephen.  Front  St 
Ihbs  diaries,  Hii;h  st 
James  Thomas,  IVewtown 
Peacock  Lucy,  Little  Staiiijhton 
West  Edward,  l,i>ndon  road 
VVrJKht  Jolin,  I'loiit  st 

\VATCH    MAKERS. 

Clare  Josi'|)li,(>V  ;;iin  >niitl]),  Front  st 
I'eacock  William,  Fioiit  st 


Miscellaneous 

Annals  William, reijistrar  of  liirth?,dcatlis 

and  marriafU's,  Li'.lle  Siaiifjhton 
lierdhani  Joliii,  attorney,  Loniloii  road 
Braybrook  Henry, blacksmith,  Uiijli  st 
Brewster  William.  Iinir  dresser,  Backst 
Britten  Edward,  tanner,  Bai-k  st 
Craddock  Gcoige,  halter.  Front  st 
Dickins  Chas.  veterinary  surgeon,  Back  st 
Do<{gett    John,    inland    revenue    ollicer, 

B.ick  street 
Ellis  William,  bricklayer.  Back  st 
Fairy  Thomas,  ironmonger.  Front  st 
Hall  Charles,  h.iir  dresser,  Front  st 
Hazleby  !{obt.wheelwiighf,Thrapstone  r<1 
Horsford  Charles,  bricklaver.  West  ejid 
Ihbs  Lewis  Jas.  aiictioneer.Thrapstone  rd 
Ibhs  W  illiam,  parish  clerk,  Back  st 
Inland  Ricvenuf.  Oi'fick,  at  the  White 

Lion  Inn  -John  'I'ncker.  supervisor 
Parish  James,  ijardener,  lallle  Stau'^hton 
I'ierson  Thomas  Umlerwood,   high  con- 
stable for  the  hundred.  Market  place 
Uuick  John,  grazier    Higlist 
Smith  'I'homas,  corn  dealer.  Market  place 
TuckerJohn,snpervisorol  inland  revenue, 
Kimbolton  [Thrapstone  road 

fl'ilson  Job,  Ejlover  and  breeches  maker, 
Wright  John, cabinet  maker.  F'rout  st 


OMNIBUSES. 

To  BEDFORD,  Charles  Ibhs,  from  his 
hon.si',nigh  St. every  Monday ,Tnesday, 
U'ednesdav.  Thursday  and  Saturdny 

To  HUNTINODON,  Geori;c  Craddock, 
from  his  house,  Hicb  st,  every  Monday, 
Wednesday  and  Friday,  and  Charles 
Ibhs,  from  his  house, Hish  st, Saturday. 

To  ST.  NEOIS,  Charles  Ibbs,  from  his 
house,  Hiijh  street,  every  Thursday 

To  THRAI'SrONE,  GeorRe  Craddock, 
from  his  house,  High  street,  every 
Tuesday  and  Friday 

RAILWAY. 

The   nearest  .S7(/(io»v   are  at  Bkufohd 

Blktchlky  and  Tiikapstonk,  each 

about  twelve  miles  from  Kimbolton 
There   are    regular  Conveyances  to    the 

Bedford   and   'I'hrapstoue  stations    as 

above  given 

CARRIERS. 
To  BEDFORD,  Charles  Ibhs,  Monday, 

Tue-idav. Wednesday,  Thursday  &  Sat. 
To  HUNTINGDON,  George  Craddock, 

Monday.  Wednesday   and    Friday,  and 

Charles  Ibbs,  Saturday 
To  sr.  NEOTS,  Chas.  Ibbs,  Thursday 
To    IIIRAI'STONE,  George  Craddock, 
Tuesday  and  Friday 


K.' 


RAMSEY, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OF  BURY  AND  WAIIBOYS  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


•\.MSEV,  one  of  the  most  extensive  pcirislies  iiilof  tlie  fen  land  is  r('claimal)le,  and,  wlien  prepared 
the  coiintv,  is  in  the  hiitidridof  Hiustingstone — tiie  for  tiie  seed,  generally  yields  large  crops  of  wlieat 
market  town  is  (;8  miles  n.  by  w.  from  London,  15  s.  and  oat>.  The  high  grounds  are  all  appropriated  to 
K.    from    I'eteiliorough,    12    N.   from    Huntingdon,  9 !  gra/itii;, 

N.  liy  w.  from  St.  Ives,  and  tiie  same  distance  s.  from  ,  The  parish  church  of  the  Blessed  Virgin  (or  as 
Whittlesey  (Camluidgr) — the  three  last  nameil  placi'S  |  somy  authorities  say,  Saint  Thomas  ;\  Becket),  is 
i)eitig  railway  stations  in  connexion  with  the  ICastein  partly  Norman  and  partly  in  tiie  early  style  of  Englisli 
Comities  line.  The  lown  is  situated  at  the  foot  of  a  architecture :  ilie  living  is  a  |)erpetual  curacy  in  tlie 
liill,  on  the  holder  of  the  fens;  and  for  sevt  ral  ceiitii-  gift  of  the  loril  of  the  'iiaiior.  There  are  places  of  wor- 
lies  it  was  widely  fame  I  for  iis  alibiy,  wliich  obtained  ship  for  liaptists,  Unitarians  and  Wesleyan  Methodists, 
the  appellation  of  '  Ramvey  t'ue  llicli'  on  arcotint  of  Thecliaritiescompris.'  two  public  schools,  several  sets 
its  extraordiii.iry  wealth  and  exten>ive  pf)ssessions  :  it  of  almshouses,  and  a  fund  for  apprenticing  poor  chil- 
was  coiiseciated  in  'J'Ji,  and  dissolved  in  1540.  The  i  dreii,  besides  pirochial  gifts  to  the  poor.  The  market 
abbot  of  this  great  estallisliment  wa<  iiiitied,  ranked  is  held  on  Wednesday,  and  a  fair  for  cattle,  earthen- 
with  the  nobility,  and  sat  in  the  liouse  of  lords  as  '  ware,  toys,  &c.  on  the  22d  of  July.  The  population  of 
liaron  of  lirou^^liton  :  he  possessed,  besides,  '  many  i  the  parish  in  1831,  was  .''jOOb".  and  in  1841,  ;5,6"80. 
oilier  and  gieat  privileges,' conferred  by  cliaiters  from  I  About  one  mile  south  fr<iiii  Raiisey,  in  the  same 
several  successive  sovereigns,  luid  extending  over  a  1  i;undred  as  that  town,  is  the  small  village  of  Buiiv, 
district  of  C'lUiitiy  called  tlie  '  banhen,'  or  lilieity  of  [  pleasantly  situated  on  an  eminence,  and  with  its 
Ramsey,  comprisinii:  the  parishes  of  Ramsey,  Bury,  |  ancient  church  has  an  excredins^ly  pi(ture>(|ue  appear- 
I'pwood,and  Great  Raveley,  and  part  of  thepirishes  |  aiice  when  viewed  fiom  Ramsey.  The  hunk  or  caiise- 
<if  Wilstow  and  U'oodwalton.  The  seat  of  Edward  I  way,  whidi  runs  iieaily  in  a  diiect  line  from  Ramsey 
Kellowes,  Esq.  occupies  jiait  of  the  site  of  the  old  1  abbey  to  Buiy  church,  was  formerly  the  only  road  con- 
abbey,  and  tie  maiciials  with  whicli  it  was  btiilt '  iiecting  the  wA/;/'/ of  Rains'y,  as  it  was  once  designa- 
formeil  a  poi  tion  of  that  sti  iictnre  ;  tlie  eiitiance  is  by  j  ted,  with  Bury  and  the  adjacent  country,  and  is  the 
the  oiiuinal  ^'atcway,  still  in  high  preservation,  and  :  oldest  emhanknient,  probably,  existing  in  this  neigh- 
presenting  a  line  spi  eimeii  of  decorated  English  archi- 1  botirhood.  The  pari-li  church  of  the  Holy  Cross,  is 
tecture;  in  the  mansion  is  a  .statue  of  Earl  .Ailwine  :  of  gieat  antiipiity,  and  oiice  formed  the  eastern  |)art 
(who  founded  tiie  abhey  in  the  year  %[)),  which  is  of  a  lari;e  cruciform  [)ile — erected,  it  is  presumed, 
supposed  to  be  one  of  the  most  ancient  pieces  of  ^  about  the  same  peiioil  as  Ramsey  abhey.  Some  few 
l^nglish  sculpture  now  to  he  finind.  The  above-  years  since  two  noble  niches  weie  discovered,  which 
named  gentleman  is  hjid  of  the  manor,  and  the  owner  '  had  been  conceded  hv  plaster  and  hoards.  The  living 
of  all  the   proprity  that  belonged  to  the  abbey  wiiliin  !  of  Bin  y  is  a  |)erpelual  curacy,  in  the  gift  (oi-  was  lately) 


the  (larisli :  as  the  grantee  of  the  Crown,  he  is  en 
titled  to  a  great  variety  of  manorial  rights;  he  aj)- 
pcints  a  coroner  and  steward  of  the  comi  of  pli  as  for 
tiie  Ijbeity,  and  ill  this  com  t  debts  to  a  liniitei)  amount 
may  he  sued  for  ;  Init  the  new  County  Court  now  ah- 
soiiis  all  proceedings  for  debts  not  exceedini;  £50. 
The  annual  court  leet  is  lieid  in  May  or  June,  at 
which  three  or  four  constables  ate  apnoinied.  The 
numerous  ukmcs  or  lakes  tormerly  within  the  i.aiish 
long  eave  celebritv  to  this  place  lor  the  goodness  airJ 
variety  of  its  fresh-wafer  fish  and  wild-fowl  ;  the«e 
lucres  are  now,  however,  all  drained,  and  the  ground 
they  covered  is  tilled  to  advanlage.    The  greater  part 


of  the  family  of  iManle.  The  population  of  the  parish 
ill  18?1,  was  .'^58,  and  in  1841,  o/ir  more. 

WAl(llo^■s,  rather  an  extensive  piiisli,  is  in  tlie 
same  linndiid  as  Ramsey — the  village  is  about  4  miles 
s.s.i;.  from  that  town,  and  .i  s  from  Btiiy,  situated  on 
the  roads  leadini!  to  Huntingdon  and  to  Saint  Ives. 
The  paiisli  ehuicli  of  S.iint  M  ny  Magdalene  had, 
simu'  years  since,  its  iiiimher  of  sittings  increased,  hy 
me.msof  aid  from  the  society  for  enlaiging  churches 
Ac:  the  living  is  a  rectory.  The  Baptists  and  Wes- 
leyaii  Methodists  h  ive  each  a  eh  jiel,  and  there  is  a 
National  si  Inxd.  I'opulatioii  of  the  parish  iu  1831, 
1,550;  in  1841,  1.800. 


POST  OFFICE,  High-street,  Ramsf.v,  Joseph  Mead,  Po.il  Cluster. — Letters  from  London,  the 
NouTH  or  Engi.aM),  and  various  oiier  parts,  anivc  (by  foot  post  from  Hu.niincjuoN;  every  moiniiig  at 
twenty  minutes  past  eigiit,  and  are  des|)atclied  thereto  at  six  in  tlie  evening. 

POST  OFFICE,  BuiiY,  Ebciiezer  Harlock,  Post  Ma.ifer.  — Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  every  nioiuing 
at  ten  minutes  b^foiu  tight,  and  uic  dispatched  at  half-past  six  in  the  evening. 


Hirectorg, 


RAMSEY,  &c. 


mtttimtionmxt: 


GENTRY    AND    CLERGY. 

Binehani     Rev.    Charles    Hippuff, 

Chuich  end 
Child  Mrs.  Jane,  Warboys 
Crofts  Rev.  Matthew  Henry,  Great 
White  [Warboys 

Ekins  George,  Esq.  Manor  House, 
Ekins  Mrs.  Mary,  Warboys 
Fellowes  Edward,  Esq.  m.  p.  Ram- 
sey Abbey 
Finch  Rev.  William,  Warboys 
Hussey  Richard  Hussej',  Esq.  Up- 
wood  House 
Irish  Rev.  Pavid,  Warboys 
Joplin  Rev.  Frederick,  High  st 
Mawdesley    Rev.  Henry    Worsley, 

High  street 
Moon  the  Misses  Ann  and  Eliza- 
beth, Great  White 
Payne  Rev.  Andrew,  Bury 
Pryiue  George,  Esq.  Wistow 
Sliepperson  Mrs.  Ann,  Warboys 

ACADEMIES   AND  SCHOOLS. 

Edwards  Samuel,  Great  White 

Farey  Jane,  Warboys 

Free  School,  High  st — Rev.Henry 
Worsley  Mawdesley,  master 

Free  School,  Church  green  — 
Sarah  Potts,  mistress 

Infants' School,  Warboys — Eliza- 
beth Marsh,  mistress 

Jones  Susannah,  Great  White 

Natconal  Endowed  School, 
Church  end — Thomas  de  Latiuoy, 
master;  Maria  de  Lannoy, mistress 

National  School,  Warboys  — 
George  Marsh,  master;  Elizabeth 
Marsh,  mistress 

National  School,  Bury — Cathe- 
rine M'Crohie,  mistress 

Neice  Ann,  Great  White 

ATTORNEYS. 

Larke  Thomas  (&  coroner&  steward 
of  the  Courtof  Pleas  for  the  liberty 
of  Ramsey,  and  commissioner  for 
taking  acknowledgments  to  deeds 
by  married  women),  High  st 

Serjeant  John,  High  st 

AUCTIONEERS. 

Morris  George,  Hinh  st 
Saunders  Henry,  Brick  kilns 
BAKERS  tt  FLOUR   DEALERS. 
Batemati  John,  Great  White 
Bedford  Thomas,  High  st 
Behagg  William,  Warboys 
Cooper  William  (and  confectioner), 

Great  White 
Harlock  Ebenezer,  Bury 
Harris  George,  High  st 
James  George,  High  st 
Nixon  Butler,  Great  White 
Noble  William,  Warboys 
Selchfield  John,  Warboys 
Williamson  George,  Little  White 
BANKS. 

National  Provincial  Bank  of 
England  (Branch),  High  st — 
(draws  on  the  Loudon  Joint  Stock 
Bank)— Thomas  Darlow,  agent 

Rust  &  Veasey  (Branch  of  Hunting- 
don),Great  White  (draw  on  Mas- 
terman,  Peters  &  Co.  London) 

BLACKSMITHS 

Campion  John,  New  Town 
Campion  William,  High  st 
Howes  Robert,  Warboys 
Hughes  James,  George  yard 
Middlt  ton  James,  Warboys 
Rigoall  Phillip,  Warboys 

BOAT    BUILDERS. 

Arnold  John,  Great  White 
Bridgfoot  John  Marriott,  Gt.  White 
Palmer  William,  Great  White 


BOOKSELLERS  «  STATIONRS. 

Mutton  William,  Great  White 
Palmer  Isaac  (and  sub-distributer  of 

stamps).  High  st 

BOOT  AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 
Abbott  William,  Little  White 
Alfred  Alpress,  Warboys 
Avory  William,  Great  White 
Clarke  Jahez,  Warboys 
Clifton  James,  Warboys 
Cordell  Francis,  Bury 
Cox  David,  Warboys 
Darby  George,  Hieli  st 
Edgt-ley  Isaac,  Great  White 
Fitzjohn  Salmon,  Great  White 
Noble  John,  Church  green 
Palmer  Isaac,  High  st 
Potts  John,  Great  White 
Thompson  William,  Little  White 

BREWERS. 
Ekins  Thomas,  Warboys 
Fletcher  Georee,  Warboys 
Long  James,  High  st 
Newton  James  &  George,  Gt. White 

BRICK   MAKERS. 

Ekins  Thomas,  Warboys 
Julian  John,  Bury 
Longland  John,  Warhoys 
Saunders  Ibberson,  High  st 
Staffurth  Isaac,  Bury 
BRICKLAYRS  *  PLASTERERS. 
Abrahams  Benjamin,  High  st 
Bateman  IsHac  (and  lime  burner), 

Great  White 
Dawson  William,  Great  White 
Gunton  Richard,  High  st 
Phillips  Thos.  (&  builder),  Gt. White 

BUTCHERS. 
Bedford  Christopher,  Warboys 
Cattling  William,  High  ft 
Childs  Richard,  Great  White 
Grange  Thomas  (pork),  Warboys 
Green  Thomas  (pork),  High  st 
Mauldin  Robert,  Great  White 
Robinson  Charles,  High  st 

CABINET   MAKERS. 

Barnes  Marsham,  Great  White 
Bradley  William,  Great  White 
CARPENTERS  AND  JOINERS. 
Ashley  Charles,  High  st 
Bateman  Isaac,  jun.  Great  White 
Bateman  John,  Great  White 
Cottar  Garrett,  Hiwii  st 
Custance  Thomas,  Warboys 
Dring  Oliver,  Warboys 
Lant  John,  Little  White 
Longland  Thomas,  Warboys 
Pope  Henry,  High  st 
Strangward  David,  High  st 
CHEMISTS   AND   DRUGGISTS. 
Mead  Joseph,  High  st 
Ridgeley  Edward,  Great  White 
Sergeant  Joseph,  Little  White 
CHINA,  GLASS,  &c.  DEALERS. 
Fisher  Jeremiah,  Church  end 
Rose  Quince,  High  st 
COAL  et  TIMBER   MERCHNTS. 
Bridgfoot  John  Marriott,  Gt.  White 
Ibberson  Overall,  Great  White 
Newton  James  &  George,  Gt.White 

CORN    DEALERS. 

Banes  Mary,  Great  White 
WhittomeCharles, Forty-foot  bridge 

FARMERS. 

Ashley  Benjamin,  Warboys 
Bridgefoot  William,  Great  White 
Bronghton  George,  Warboys 
Broughton  John,  Warboys 
Campion  William,  High  st 
Ekins  Thomas,  Warboys 
Farey  Rebecca,  Warboys 


Flewers  Thomas,  Little  Whito 
Julian  John,  Bury 
Longland  John,  Warboys 
Martin  Willian),  Great  White 
Mawdesley  Thomas,  Great  White 
Papworth  William,  High  st 
Pooley  Thomas,  Upwood 
Rose  Edward,  High  st 
Rose  Henry,  Church  end 
Staffurth  Isaac,  Bury 
Staffurth  William,  High  st 
Thompson  John,  High  st 
Whittome  Stephen,  Great  White 

FIRE,    &c.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Atlas,  George  Banks  Bristow,  Gt. 

^hite  [Little  White 

British  Empire,  Joseph  Sergeant, 
Family    Endowment     Society, 

Thomas  Larke,  High  st 
General,  Isaac  Palmer,  High  st 
Life  Association  of  Scotland, 

William  Mutton,  Great  White 
Norwich  Union,  Johu  Southam, 

Great  White 
Ph(enix     (fire),     Thomas    Larke, 

High  street 
Royal  Exchange,  John  Serjeant, 

High  st;  and  Harvey  Meadows, 

Warboys 

GARDENERS  «r   SEEDSMEN. 

Elmer  William,  Warboys 
Hill  William,  Great  White 
Hodson  Martin,  Warboys 
Hodson  William,  Warboys 
Rose  Henry,  Church  end 
GROCERS  AND  TEA  DEALERS. 

(See  also  Shopkeepers,  ^c.) 
Darlow  Edward,  High  st 
Dailow  Thomas,  Higli  st 
Mast  Jeremiah,  Great  White 
Ridgeley  Edward,  Great  White 
Saunders  Ibberson,  High  st 
Sergeant  Joseph,  Little  White 
Southam  John,  Great  White 

HAIR   DRESSERS* 

Potton  Edward,  High  st 
Rands  William,  High  st 
Ringrose  Thomas,  Great  White 

INNS. 

{See  also  Taverns  8(  Public  Houses.) 
Crown  (commercial),  Sarah  Butler, 

High  street 
George    (commercial),     Susannah 

Perry,  High  street 

IRON  AND   BRASS   FOUNDER. 

Armitage  Abraham  (and  agricultural 
implement  manufacturer),  Buiy 

IRONMONGERS. 

Campiop  William,  High  st 
Hughes  James,  George  yard 
Langford  Saml.  (&  brazier),  High  st 

LAND   AGENTS  it  SURVEYRS. 

Jones  James  (agent).  Church  greea 
Saunders  Henry,  Brick  kilns 
Ward  Thomas,  Great  White 
Wheatley  William,  Bury 

LINEN    AND    WOOLLEN 
DRAPERS. 

Darlow  Edward,  Hiish  st 
Darlow  Thomas,  High  st 
Fisher  Jeremiah,  Chorch  end 
Hull  George,  High  st 
Mast  Jeremiah,  Little  White 
Saunders  Ibberson,  High  st 
Sergeant  Joseph,  Little  White 
Southam  John,  Great  White 
MALTSTERS. 

Bowyer  Thomas,  Great  White 
Ekins  Thomas,  Warboys 
Longland  John,  Warboys 
Newton  James  &  George,  Gt.White 
Staffurth  William,  High  st 


J^uutintjbon0f)iit. 


RAMSEY,  &c. 


SIatei'5 


MILLERS. 

Banes  Mary,  Great  White 
Bfliaus;  William,  Warboys 
Biiglity  Thofiias,  Gieaf  White 
Harris  George,  High  st 
Hainev  John,  Warboys 
Setclit'll  Williaii),  Upwooil 

MILLINERS    AND    DRESS 
MAKERS. 

Alien  iMary,  Waiboys 
Arniitage  Klizabetli,  Bury 
Bedfonl  Susanna,  Higli  st 
Billing  Haiinab,  High  st 
Palmer  Maiy,  High  st 
Robinson  I'lliza,  Little  While 
Sweary  Klizalietli,  (heat  White 

PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS,    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Dockerill  John,  Gieat  White 
Farr  Thomas,  High  st 
Mutton  James,  (ireat  White 
Noble  Hensam,  Warboys 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Dring  Thomas,  Waiboys 
Ekins  John,  Warbovs 
Langford  William,  Great  Wliite 
Lavender  William  Hodson,   High  ^t 
Speight  Oakley,  High  st 

SHOPKEEPERS    &  DEALRS  IN 
GROCERIES    AND    SUNDRIES. 

Batemaii  John,  (ireat  White 
Berry  Joseph,  Great  White 
Child  Francis,  Warboys 
Clit'toii  James,  Warboys 
Day  Joseph.  Warboys 
Ekins  John,  Warboys 
Fearey  Rebecca,  Warbovs 
Goakfs  Daniel,  Littlt-  White 
Hall  Henrv,  Great  White 
Hall  Josep'h,  Great  Wiiite 
Hailock  Ebenezer,  Bury 
Hai  viy  Thomas,  Warboys 
Holmes  Maiv,  High  st 
Lavender  John,  Great  White 
Manldiii  Uobert,  Great  White 
Meadows  Harvey,  Waiboys 
Middleton  Candine,  Warboys 
Pope  Henry,  Hith  st 
Saunders  Jo-epb,  Little  White 
Seichell  Adams,  Little  White 
Setchell  Adam,  High  st 
Stoier  Willian),  Great  White 
Williamson  (Jeorge,  Little  White 

SPIRIT    MERCHANTS. 
Long  James,  High  >t  [st 

llaveii-croft  (Jeorge  [&  wine).  High 
.Southain  Jidin,  Grc.it  White 

STONE    MASONS. 

Batemai!  I-aac,  jnn.  (ireat  White 
Deacon  .lolin,  Warboys 
W^rd  Thomas,  Gie.it  Wliite 
STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Armitage  Elizabeth,  Rury 
Bedford  Susanna,  High  st 
Palmer  Mary,  Higii  st 
Sweaiy  Elizabeth,  Great  White 


SURGEONS. 

Bates  Charles  Pope,  High  st 
Campion  Joliii,  Warboys 
Frew  Wiliiam,  Hijh  st 
Ridlington  Hicks,  Gieat  White 


SURVEYORS. 

Sec  Land  ^gruts  (i)ul  Surveyors. 


TAILORS. 

Abbott  Elizabeth,  High  st 
Ahbott  (ieorge,  (Jreat  White 
Alibiitt  Henrv,  Great  While 
Abbott  John,"  High  st 
Curtis  John  Henry,  Warboys 
Ciistancc  James,  Warbovs 
Eldred  Abraham  (&  batter),High  st 
Klmer  John,  Warboys 
(iiuner  John,  Great  White 
Mitcbill  James  Gr.at  While 
Pope  James,  Warboys 
Ringiose  Geort;e,  New  Town 
RiiiL'io^e  Richard,  Great  White 
Ringrose  Thomas,  Great  White 
Storey  James,  Bury 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Anchor,  Joseph  Tliompson,  Hitfli  st 
Angel,  William  Papworth,  High  »t 
Boat,  William  Bel'amy,  Great  While 
Cock,  Lewis  How,  Warlioys 
(iioige,  Thomas  (Jrange,  Warboys 
Jolly  Sailor,  Win.  Behagi;,  Great  White 
Pelican,  Sarah  Rogers,  Waihoys 
Rose  and  Crown,  Mary  Cattling,  High  st 
Three  Horseshoes,  Geo.  Ross,Little  While 
While  Hart,  Isaac  How,  Warboys 
White  Horse,  William  Potton,  High  st 

Fetailers  of  Beer 

Alprey  Agnes,  Warboys 
Ashley  Benjamin,  W.irboys 
liarretl  Isaac,  Great  White 
Clark  Middleton,  Warboys 
Clarke  William,  Warboys 
Collitt  .lobn,  Great  While 
Cordeil  Francis,  Bury 
Fletrher  James,  Waihoys 
Fre.'-lier  Henry,  Hiuh  st 
Green  Thomas,  High  st 
Ililsoii  William,  (ireat  White 
Hodson  Thomas.  Warboys 
Howes  Robert,  Warboys 
Hull  John,  Lillle  While 
Hull  William,  Warboys 
Moore  William,  Little  While 
Moulds  John,  Warboys 
Newlon  Thomas  Rose,  High  st 
Papworth  Stephen,  Great  While 
Robinson  Charles.  Great  White 
Rose  Miiry  Ann,  Great  VA'liite 
W  ood  mil  I'll  lima  s,  Bury 
WoDllty  Hilliani,  Great  While 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 

JMiUerCliailes,  (ireat  White 
Alaiiii  George,  Waiboys 
Tliorey  iMauiiew,  Wmboys 

WATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Uenidge  Robert,  High  st 
Smith  Joliii,  High  st 
Ve.-sev  Chailes,  High  st 


WrHEELWRIGHTS. 

Rateman  John,  Great  White 
Ciistance  Tliom  is  Warboys 
Diing  Oliver,  Waiboys 
HodsMii  William,  Wa'rlioys 
Johnson  John,  Higii  st 
King  Thomas,  Warboys 
Straiigward  David,  High  st 

Miscellaneous 

Raker  William,  coach  maker.  High  st 

Billing  Warren,  cooper.  High  si 

Blind    Richard,  registrar    of    births  and 

deaths,  (ireat  White 
Bradley  Maria,  printer.  High  st 
Campion   John,   registrar  of  births  anJ 

deaths,  W  arboys 
Collf  tt  Jolin.reed  merchant.  Credit  Wliite 
(iroomes  Mary,  fancy  repository,  High  st 
Inland  Rkvemje  Office, at  the  George 

Inn  — John  Young,  supervisor 
Jakes  Thomas,  rope  maker,  Warboys 
Jones   William    Meller,    superintendent 

reiiistrar.  High  street 
Literary  In-stitution',  Great  Whiter 

Rev.  Matthew  Henry  Crofts, secretary 
Mutton  Wm.  parish  clerk,  (Jnat  White 
Newton  Loui-a,  stay  maker.  High  st 
Palmer  Stephen,  millwright,  Newlown 
Scott  Robert,  spring  maker,  High  st 
Vessey  Charles,  bird  preserver.  High  st 
Vessey  Joseph, brazier  &  tinman,  High  st 
Vickers  George,  inland  revenue  oIKcer, 

High  street 


PLACES    OF   WORSHIP, 

AND  THEIR  MINISTERS. 

CnrrRCH  of  the  Blessed  ViRoitr, 
Ramsey— Rev.  Charles  Hippnff  Bing- 
ham, inrifmienf. 

The  Church  of  the  Holy  Cross, 
Bury— Rev.  Andrew  Payne,  incumbent. 

Saint  Mary  Macuai.ene's  Church, 
Warboys  — Rev.  VA'm. Finch,  incumbent. 

Baptist  Chapel,  Great  White— Kev. 
Matthew  Henry  Crofts,  minister. 

Baptist  Chapel,  Wui boys— Rev.  David 
Irish,  minister. 

Unitarian  Chapel,  High  street. 

Weslevan  Methodist  Chapels,  High 
street;   Warboys,  and  Newtown. 

Puimn  ivE  Methodist  Chapel. 


RAIIj\VAY. 

The  nearest  .5(ii /i"«s  are  at  Saint  Ives 
and  Whittlesft,  on  ihe  Eastern 
Counties  LiNE,y  miles  from  Ramsey. 

AnO/n»n7/j/sto  tlieWiu  rTLESEY  Station, 
from  John  Loenck's,  High  street, -every 
morning  at  nine. 

CARRIERS. 

To  CHATTI;RIS.  Snelling  Pepper,  fiom 

his  house,  (jreat  White,  Friday 
To  HUNTINGDON,  Thomas  Blount, 
from  the  Crown;  Samuel  Fountain, 
from  hii.  house,  Little  White  ;  Thomas 
Goodburn,  from  his  house,  F'orty-foot 
bridge,  Monday,  and  Smiling  Pepper, 
friini  his  house.  Great  \\bite;  and  to 
SAINT  IVF,S,  the  same  Carriers  uii 
S;iHirday. 
To  WHirTI.F.SF.Y,  John  I.ant,  from 
bis  hou-e,  H  igh  street,  daily,  and  Sanil. 
Founlaiii,  iVom  Litlle  White,  Friday 


ST.   IVES, 

Wiril  TllK  VILLAGi:S  OF  (3Vr,R,  F!<:N-STAN|-()N,  Hi:.\llNGF()RD-.\BB()TS,  HKiMINGFORD 
(iREY,  HOUGHTON,  WIT  TON  AND  NKIGHBOIHUIOOD.S. 

or.  I\'i",.S  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Hursting-    |)ersereiatue.    The  tnwn  is  seated  on  tiie  north  bank 

of  the  river  Oiise,  which  is  eiossed  by  a  gnod  stone 
uiiilge  ;  the  ajipioaih  to  the  liridge  from  the  l/ondcm 
mail  leceived  great  impioviim  nt  in  1822,  by  the  con- 
stiiution  of  a  causeway  supported  upon  aiclics,  and 
leaching  a  coiisideiable  distance  ;  by  this  means  a  free 


or.  IVivS  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Hursting- 
^tune — the  market  town  is  .'I'J  miles  n.  by  w.  from 
l.iiiidoii  (71  by  rait),  12  n.  w.  liom  Cambridge,  and  (i 
i;.  Inmi  Huntingdon  ;Mtiiated  on  the  Eastern  Coumies 
ruiluuv,  at  ihejiiiiftiiiii  of  the  Ka>-t  Anglian  line.  Tin- 
tiiwii  w.is  by  the  Saxons  c.illed  S/t'/ic,  and  in  Doinesday- 
book  it  is  mentioned  by  that  name  ;  tlicie  is  a  manoi 
ill  the  jiarish  to  wiiich  thii  designation  is  still  apiilied. 
It  appi  ars  that  it  obtained  tlie  name  of  .St.  Ives  from 
Ji-o,  a  Persian  archbishop  of  peculiar  .'saiictiiy,  who  is 
sai(l  to  have  travelled  tliiou«h  Kiiglatid,  about  the  year 
CMK  lueaching  the  gospel  witli  c.\tiaoidiiiaiy  zeal  and 

10 


)assage  is  afforded  at  pei  iodswluiit  he  liver  overflows — 
an  occurrence  not  unlre(|uent.  The  streets  are  well 
paved,  and  gas-lighted  from  worlis  erected  in  18."i8; 
and  the  inhabitants  aie  ainidy  sujiplied  with  water. 
It  is  intended  to  erect  a  statue  of  the  Protector  Crom- 
well—baiut  Ives  being  liis  place  of  residence  at  the 


IBirectoip. 


ST.  IVES. 


?guntut5lrDit0]^tre 


Tlie  market,  a 


comniencemeiitof  his  public  and  eventful  life;  and  his  I  tastefully  arranged,  with  lodye  &c. 
sign^iture  may  still  b-  seen  upon  the  church  books  here.  |  vei  y  large  one  for  corn  and  caitl'e.  Is  held  on  Monday" 
The  'New  Instiintion,'  a  buiMini>  lately  erected  by  ,  and  the  fairs  on  Wbit-Monday  for  horses  and  cattle' 
public  subscriptions,  is  for  literary  and  scientific  pur- |  and  IMichaelnias-day  for  hoises,  cheese,  &c.  The 
poses,  besides  being  adapted  for  public  meetings,  i  population  of  the  parish,  in  1831,  was  3,314  and  in 
lectures,   concert*,   &c.       The   town   comprises   two    1811,  3,514.  ' 

manors— that  of  Slepe  ht'fore  mentioned,  and  the  manor 


of  liuritellars:  for  these  a  court  baron  and  a  customary 
court  are  held,  twice  annually,  under  the  Dul;e  of 
Manchester.  The  inagistiates  for  the  division  assemble 
every  Monday,  and  a  county  court  under  the  new  act 
is  held  monihly  for  the  rccoi'ery  of  debts  to  any  amount 
not  e.Kceeding  £50.     Saint  Ives  is  the  centre  of  an  ex- 


OvERis  apaiishin  the  hundred  of  Papworth,  county 
ofCiinbridge— thevill,ige,acoiisideial)leone,issituated 
about  4  miles  e  by  s.  from  Saint  Ives,  Huntingflon, 
neai  to  the  boundary  of  the  two  counties,  and  the  river 
Onse.  'i'he  pari-h  is  stiictly  an  a';riculiural  one,  and 
the  inhabitants  of  the  village  are  in  occupations  con- 
nected with  that  interest.      The  places  of  worship  are 


tensive  union  under  the  new  poor  law,  for  the  purposes  the  parish  church  of  Saint  Mary,  a  handsome  buildini' 
nf»«7i,;^i.  M,t>i»;B-..  >i,„„.i.r,inp  iiia,i«nr.P.;.iu,.  cin,-.f;.in     aiul  cliapcls  for  iiajitists  and  Methodists.    The  living 

of  Ov(r  is  a  vicaraae  in  the  gift  of  the  JNl asters  and 
Fellows  of  Clare  Hall,  Camhridye.  The  parish  con- 
tained, by  the  returns  for  1831,  989  inhabitants  and 
in  1841,  l,liy. 

Rather  more  than  2  miles  s.  from  Saint  Ives  is 
the  village  of  Ken-Stanton,  situated  on  the  main  road 
leading  from  Saint  Ives  to  Cambridge;  the  parish  is 
intersected  by  the  river  Oase.  About  the  like  distance 
west  from  Saint  Ives  is  Hemingford  Abdots;  a  sbort 
distance  to  the  east  of  the  latter  place  is  Hemingford- 
Grey;  about  a  mile  to  the  north-west  is  Houghton; 
and  adjoinins  to  Houghton  is  VVitton.  'J'hese  are  all 
inconMderable  villages  and  parishes,  destitute  of  com- 
mercial importance;  ihey  are  in  the  same  hundred  as 
Saint  Ives,  and  have  each  their  pari  li  church.  Their 
populfitioii  respectively  by  the  returns  for  1841,  was  as 
follows:— Fen-Stanton,  1,032;  Hemingford-Ab- 
BoTS,  564;  Hemingford-Grey,  910;  Houghton 
422,   and  WfTTON,  257.  ' 


of  which  there  is  a  poor-house,  iti  an  agret  able  situation, 
within  about  two  hundred  yards  off  the  Cambridge  and 
VVi^beach  road.  No  paiticular  branch  <if  mannfaciure 
is  connected  with  S  liiit  Ives,  but  the  trade  of  the  town 
is  cotisiderable  in  malt,  corn  and  coal ;  and  by  means  of 
the  navigable  Uuse  a  comtnercial  intercourse  is  main- 
tained, to  Some  extent,  with  Bedfoid,  Lynti  and  other 
places,  and  the  lailway  eft'ects  additional  facility  ftn 
communicating  with  the  distant  piovinces  and  thi' 
nieti  opolis.  There  are  several  respectable  breweries 
in  the  town,  and  many  flour  mills  in  its  vicinity. 
The  parish  church  of  All  Saints  (or  accoiding  to 
some  authorities  Saint  Ivo),  is  a  handsome  building, 
light  ill  ajjpearance,  but  evidently  of  considerable  atiti- 
qiiity,  witli  a  tower  surmounted  by  alofiy  s|)ire:  the 
living  is  a  vicarage,  in  the  pationage  of  ceitain  trustees. 
There  are  places  of  worship  for  Independent?!,  Uaptists, 
and  VVesleyaii  Methodists.  A  Cemetery  has  recently 
been  opeiisd  on  the  North  side  of  the  town,  with  ade- 


quate giound  for  enlargement  if  required:  it  is  very 

POST  OFFICE,  iJullock  Market,  Saint  Ives,  John  Blisard  Goggs,  Post  Master.— Liters  from 
London  and  the  South,  aiiive  every  morning  at  iialf- past  one,  and  afternoon  at  balf- past  two,  and  arc 
despatched  at  nine  in  the  moiuing  and  ten  at  night. 

Letters  from  Birmingham,  Manchester  and  the  North,  arrive  every  afternoon  at  half-past  two  and 
are  despatched  at  ten  at  night.  ' 

Letters  fiom  Huntingdon,  Cambridge,  Ipswich  and  Peterborough,  airive  every  morning  at  half- 
past  one;  and  fioni  Lynn  and  VVisbeach  at  eleven  at  night,  and  are  despatched  at  ten  at  night. 


GENTRY    AND    CLERGY. 

Ansley    Gilbert,    Esq.     Houghton 
Hill  Cottage  [Grey 

Barnes  llev.  Edward,   Hemingford 
liourdillon  Kev.  Tho?.  Fen-Stanton 
IJrittiii  Mr,  James,  Waits 
Brown    Mrs.   Elizabeth,  Ebenezer 

Cottage,  Houghton 
Coote  Thomas,  Esq.  Fen-Stanton 
Coaling  Miss  INlary    Anne,    Fen- 
Stanton 
Daintiy  Captain  John,  Fen-Dreyton 
Day  George  Game,    Esq.   Bullo(k 
Maiket  [ingford  Grey 

Desborough  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Hem- 
Fosbrooke    llev.    Yate,     St.    Ives, 
Vicaiage  [Gve\ 

Geldait   D.    William,    Hemingford 
Hammond  Win.  Esq.  Fen-Staiit(Ki 
Harcourt  lit  v.  James,  Houghton 
Holland  llev.Isaiah  Knowles, Church 
gate  [.Maiket 

Hopkins     iNIrs.     Emma,      Bullock 
Harradiiie  Win.  Esq.  Needingworth 
L'lidsell  William,  Esq.   Hemingford 
Abbotts  [House 

Linton  J;imes,  Esq.  Hemingford 
Margetts  Rev.  Francis,  Fen-Stanton 
Mc.Ghee     Rev.     Thomas     James, 

Rectory  Htiise,  H(dyweil 
Peck  Rev.  Edward,  Ansley,  Witton 
Selwin   Rev.   Edward,  Hemingford 

Abbotts 
Setchfield  Mrs.  Heminsiford  Grey 
Smith  Rev.  Augustii'^,  Back  st 
Smith  Mis.  Maiy,  Hemingford  Grey 
Tuck  Rev.  John,  Fen-Stanton 
Tucker  Rev.  John,  Back  st 
Wasdale  Matthew,  Es(].Wood  Hurst 
Warren  Rev.  John,  Ovei 

ACADEMIES     AND      SCHOOLS. 

IS  't  otherwise  descr;l)ed  are  Day  Schools. 

Adams  Maty,  Hetniiigford  Giey 
Bell  Andrew  William,  West  end 


Bettles  Elizabeth,  Hemingford  Grey 
BitiTiSH School,  Back  st — Thomas 

Reeve,    master  ;     Sarah     Ross, 

mistress 
British    School,    Fen-Stanton — 

John  Maile,  master 
British    School,    Houghton 

Francis  Cross,  master  ;  Caroline 

Clarke,  mistress 
Goggs  &  Hardy,  (ladies'  boarding), 

Hemingford  Grey 
Infants'  School,  Fen-Stanton — Jane 

Peters,  inistiess 
Infants'  &  National  School,Heming- 

ford    Abbotti Mary     Marfitt, 

mistress 
Marshall  William,  (boarding  &day), 

Waterside 
National  School,  Sheep  Maiket 

— Thoma«  Hinted,  master;  Emma 

Histed,  mistress 
National  School,  Fen-Stanton — 

Thomas  Freestone,  master 
National  School,  Houghton 

Charles  Millward,  master;    Mary 

Cnx,  Mistiess  [Ciownyard 

RatclifFe  Rebecca  &  Georgiana, 
Rugeley  Anna  Maria,    (hoarding), 

Waits 

ATTORNEYS. 

Allpress&  LHwrence,Bullock  Market 
Beck  James  Osboine,  Bridge  st 
Brit  tin  Dingley  Askhain,   Bullock 

Market  [ket 

Coote  Frederick  John, Bullock  Mar- 
L)ay  George  Game,  Bullock  Market 
Fisher  Thos.  P^scolme,  Waterside 
Green  Benjamin  Aislabie,  Ciown  st 
Newton    &    Wellingford,    Bullock 

Matket 
Swallow  William  Namely,  Waits 
Thorp  Fredeiiek  Win.  Slit ep  Market 
Watts  John  King,  Back  st 


A0CT10NEERS&  APPRAISERS 

Butler  Thomas,  Crown  yard 
Hopkins  John  Arthur,  Crown  st 
Kiddle  Edward,  Bridge  st 
Stevens  Jacob,  Sheep  Market 

BAKERS  &  FLOUR    DEALERS. 

Alderion  William,  Bridge  st 
Arnsliy  Ekin,  Back  st 
l5rownGiorge  Hall,  Bridge  st 
Bulges  Hume,  Green  st 
i5urges  Jolin,  Back  st 
Campion  Mary,  Merryland 
Claike  John,  Sheep  Market 
Constable  Susanna,  Bullock  Market 
Ciaiie  Thomas,  Fen-Stanton 
Fuller  Robert,  Hemingford  Abbots 
Harris  Thomas,  Meeting  lane 
Lambert  Cornelius,  Fen-Stantoa 
Papworth  Ebenezer,  Over 
Seekings  Samuel,  Piospect  place 
S|>arrow  John,  Fen-Stanton 
Witherow  Charles,  Fen-Stanton 
Yorke  Daniel,  Over 

BANKERS. 
Foster  Ebenezer,  &  Charles  Finch, 
&  George   Ebenezer,  (Brancli  of 

Cambridge  Bank),  Bridge  st . 

(draw  on  Prescott,  Grote  &  Co., 
Londonl—Thomas  Uiph, manager 
London  &  County  Joint  Stock 
Banking  Co.mpany,  Bullock 
Market— (draw  on  the  head  office 

London) Augustus     Fabian, 

manager 

Rust  &.  Veasey,  Sheep  Market 

(draw  on  Masterman,  Peters,  & 
Co.,  London) 

Savings'  Bank,  Bullock  Market 

(open  on  Monday's)— John  Blis- 
ard Goggs,  actuary 

BASKET    MAKERS. 

Ballard  Jas.(&  sieve).  Sheep  Alarket 
Brown  George  Hall,  Bridge  st 

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ST.  IVES. 


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BLACKSMITHS. 

Byson  Joseph,  Fen-Stantou 
Chapman  John,  Back  st 
Diing  Edward,  Back  st 
Fowier  James,  Fen-Slanton 
Gardner  Tliomas,  Houghton 
Hilton  John,  Over 
Jeffs  James,  Cromwell  place 
Papvvortli  Prior,  Fen-Stauton 
Standon Francis, Hemingford  Abbots 
Taylor  William,  Back  st 
BOOKSELLERS,  STATIONERS, 
AND    PRINTERS. 

Chapman  Maria,  Crown  st 
Gardner  Susan,  Crown  si 
Skeles  Geoige,  Sheep  Market 
BOOT     AND     SHOE     MAKERS. 
Austin  James,  Sheep  Market 
Bakei  Joim,  Bullock  Market 
Carter  Thomas,  Fen-Stanfou 
Fovanjue  John.  Bullock  Market 
Ford  Edward,  Houghton 
Haines  VVni.  Heiiiingford-Abbots 
Hall  William,  Fen-Stanton 
Hart  Tliomas,  Hemingford-Abbots 
Rolls  John,  Fen-Stanton 
ToUady  Joseph,  Bridge  st 
Tollady  William,  Merrylaiid 
Whell.tms  William,  Crown  st 

BREWERS. 
CooteJohn,  Fen-Stanton 
Coote  William  Eaden,  Waterside 
Earl  Thomas,  Unicorn  yard 
Hopkins  John  Arthur,  Crown  st 
Lindsell  Thonias,  Cambridge  road 
Osborne  Martini  Allpress,  Bullock 
Market 

BRICK    MAKERS. 
Pyett  John,  Wisbeach  road 
Maile  William,  Waits 
Thorpe  Samuel,  Needingworth 
BRICKLAYERS      AND       PLAS- 
TERERS. 
Beldom  John,  Fen-Stanton 
Harrison  John,  Feu-Stanton 
JVlason  John,  Sheep  Market 
Shafe  James,  Hemingford-Abbots 
Witherow  James,  Fen-Stanton 

BUTCHERS. 

Marked  thus  •  are  Pork  Butchers. 
•Aldous  George,  Fen-Stanion 
Allpress  Holiert,  Fen-Stautou 
Burgess  VVilliam,  Bridge  st 
Campion  Mary,  Merrylnnd 
Crane  IVilliam,  Houghton 
Edwards  Jolin,  Ciown  st 
Ekins  William,  Waits 
•Hewson  William,  Merryland     [pi 
•Hewsoii  William,  jun.,  Cromwell 
Hill  Joseph,  Hcmiiigford  Grey 
Holland  Thomas,  Meeting  lane 
Kington  'I'homas,  Biidge  st 
Moreton  Elizabeth,  Houghton 
Nortrnp  David,  Waterside 
•Offley  John,  liuUock  Market 
Peach  John,  Houghton 
Presl.ind  John,  Heaiingford  Grey 
•Havcioft  Mary,  Mcrrvlmci 
Reynolds  Uohe'rt,  Bullock  ^Market 
Robinson  George,  liridge  st 
Rooke  Thomas,  Nrt'dingwoitli 
•Sliai  |)  Joseph,  Hnuyhton 
WMldack  Frederick,  Mitep  Market 
•Wehb  George,  Waterside 
•Wooldridte  Thomas,  Bridie  st 

CABINET    MAKERS     AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Cope  Henry,  Crown  st 
Gr)odyer  William,  Back  st 
Kiddle  Edwiird,  Bridge  st 
Mc.Kcnzic  Edward,  V'ine  yaid 
Peace  William,  Cromwell  place 
Skeeles  "George,  Crown  st 

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CARPENTERS,  JOINERS,  AND 
BUILDERS. 

Bunting  George,  Fen-Stanton 
Finding  Joseph,  Cromwell  place 
GiddinsJohn,  Heuiiugfoid  Grey 
Giddius  'I'hos.,  Hemingford-Abbots 
Giddiiis  William,  Heniingford  Grey 
Goodyer  William,  Back  st 
Hariison  Sparrow,  Fen-Stanton 
Maile  William,  Back  st 
Meadows  James,  Sheep  IMarket 
Shelford  Wm.,  Hemingford-Abbots 
Skeeles  George,  Crown  st 
Smallhones  Williau),  Merryland 
Smith  James,  Fen-Stanton 
Stafford  &  Noble,  Back  st 
Sutton  John,  MerrylanU 

CHEMISTS    AND    DRUGGISTS. 

Goggs  John  Blisard,  Bullock  Market 

Muir  David,  Bridge  st 

Nix  &  Wasdale,  Bullock  Market 

Prior  Thomas,  Bridge  st 

Stocker  Thomas    (and  soda  water 

manufacturer).  Bridge  st 
Taylor  John  Usher    Market  liill 
CHINA,  GLASS,  &c.,  DEALERS. 
Savage  Anne,  Sheep  Market 
Ulph  John  Birt,  Crown  st 

COACH    MAKERS. 
Archdeacon  'I'homas,  West  end 
Woods  William,  Hemingford  Grey 

COAL    DEALERS. 
Bloom  William,  Biidgtfoot 
Breese  Thomas,  Water  lane 
Cooch  Thomas,  Waterside 
Field  James,  Wati  rside 
Lindsell  Thomas,  Cambridge  road 
Ulph  Samuel  Dore,  Back  st 
CONFECTIONERS. 
Burges  John,  Back  st 
Chaplin  Hepzibah,  Crown  st 
Constable  Susanna,  Bnllock  Market 

COOPERS. 
Askew  Reid,  Over 
Harrison  Fletcher,  Sheep  Market 
Newmati  Thomas,  Sheep  Market 

CORN    DEALERS. 
Cooch  Thomas  (&seed).  Waterside 
Gifford  William,  Bridge  st 
Lindsell  Thomas,  Cambridge  road 
(latcliife  Samuel,  Crown  yard 
Ulph  Samuel  Don:,  Back  st 
CURRIERS. 

Gihlett  Willi.tm,  Waterside 
Hopkins  John  Arthur,  Ciown  st 
VVarner  John,  Sheep  Market 

DYERS. 
Lance  Richard,  Sheep  Market 
Stratton  Joseph,  Waterside 

FARMERS. 
Allpress  George,  Fen-Stanton 
Beecher  James,  Hemingford  Abbots 
Brown  Potio,  Houghton 
Butcher  Stephen,  Houghton 
Coote  John,  Fen-Stantou 
DainireeJlobtrt, Hemingford  Abbots 
Fordham  Tiioma-,  Fen-Stanton 
Fuller  Robert,   Heiningfoid-Ahbols 
Giddins  Henry, Hemingford-Abbots 
(jiffoid  Joseph,  Over 
(iifford  Thoui.is,  Over 
(iiceii  Chailes,  Ciown  st 
GunuelWiHianiIleniini;foi<l-Ahhot.s 
Hauimniid  William,  Fen-Stanion 
Hardy  Uohert,  Fen-Stauton 
Ingle  Fraiuis,  Over 
Iveiings  Edward,  Waits 
Lamheit  Cornelius,  Fen-Sfanton 
Lamhert  Joseph,  Fi  ii-Stanton 
Lindsell 'Hioma*,  Hemiiigtord  Grey 
lA^ughlon  Tlionia>,  Houghton 
Norman    Jonathaii,     Hemiugfoid- 
Abbots 


Orage  Thomas,  Fen-Stauton 
Prior  James,  Over 
Silks  Robert,  Over 
Tavlor  Williani,  Back  st 
Wasdiile  Matthew,  Wood  Hurst 
Williams  Edward,  Over 

FARRIERS. 

Fowler  James,  Feu-Stanton 
Hilton  John,  Over 
Taylor  William,  Back  st 
FIRE,    Stc,    OFFICE     AGENTS. 
Alfred  (life),  James  Osborne  Beck, 

Bridge  st  [Market 

Atlas,  Allpress&Lawrence,Bullock 
BttiTisH  Empire,  Cornelius  Robin- 
son, Crown  st 
CtTY  OF  London  (iife),JohuUsber 

Taylor,  Market  hill 
County  (hail  storm),  and  Mutual, 

(life),  Augustus  Fabian,  Bullock 

Market  [Crown  st 

County   (fire),  John  Birt    Ulph, 
General   fhail  storm),  Ulph   and 

Paul,  Bridge  st 
Grfsham  [declined  life'l,  Augnstus 

Faluau,  Bulloik  Market 
Law     (fire),     Frederick     WiUiam 

'I'horp,  Sheep  Market 
London  Assurance  Corporation 

(fire),  Augustus  Fabian,  Bullock 

iMarket  [Bullock  Market 

Mutual  (life),    Augustus  Fabian, 
Norwich  Union, (fire  &  life),  Ulpli 

&  Paul,  Bridge  st 
Pelican  (life),Fredk.Parry,Bullock 

Market  [Market 

Pii»EMX  (fire),Fredk.Parry,Bullock 
Property  PROTECTioN,JolmUsher 

Taj  lor.  Market  hill 

PROTESTANTDlSSENTERS,CorneliuS 

Corthorn,  Sheep  Market 
Provident  (life),  Jolin  Birt  Ulph, 

Crown  street  fst 

Rock    (life),  Thomas  Ulph,  Bri(fge 
Royal   Insurance,   John  Watts, 

Back  stret  t  [st 

Suffolk  (fire),  John  Frank, Crown 

GARDENERS     &     SEEDSMEN. 

Bays  William,  Merryland 
Begbie  Thomas,  Bullock  Market 
Clarke  Thomas,  Hemingford  Grey 
Everitt  James,  Back  st 
Piiigoti  James,  Crown  st 
Pntterill  I'hilip,  Back  st 
Stevens  Jacob,  Sheep  Market 

GROCERS  AND  TEA  DEALERS. 

(See  fil.so  Shopkeepers,  8(c.) 
Bush  Thomas,  Sheep  Market 
Cattell  James  Wallis,  Over 
Diiinville  Heiiiy  Perry,  Bridge  st 
Hardy  James,  Fen-Stantou 
Johnson  John,  Maikei  hill 
Nix  &  Wasdale   (and   tallow   chan- 
dlers), Bullock  Marktt 
Sargaiii  'Thomas,  Bullock  Market 
S.tvage  Aiiiie,  Sheej)  Market 
Stevens  Jacol),  Bullock  Maiket 
Stocker  Thomas,  Bridge  si 
White  Robert,  Bridge  st 
Whiiwell  Joseph,  Needingworth 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Butler  William,  Biidge  st 
Claike  George,  Meir\land 
Maithews  'Thomas,  Crown  st 
Mutton  Frederick  (and  perfumer). 

Crown  street 
Seward  William,  Market  hill 

HATTERS. 

Atlwood  Roger,  Sheep  Market 
Clavtoii  Henry,  Biirige  ^i 
Heiier  Robert,  Bullock  Market 
Toller  VViiliam,  Bridge  st 


Bivntov^* 


ST.  IVES,  &c. 


JgunttnglKottiSfiivt. 


Upshcr  Joseph,  &  Tlionms  Faux, 

Shfep  Market 
Wrtts..ii  Hayloc-k,  Bridge  St 
VVillsoii  VVilU.im,  Crown  st 

INNS- 
COMMERCIAL   &    POSTING. 

(See  also  Taverns  Sf  Public  Houses.) 
Geoige.RobertSiieatli,  Fen- Stanton 
Golileu   Lion,  Jolin  Clarke,  Sheep 
Market  [Market 

Unicorn,    Francis    Earl,    Bullock 

IRONMONGERS.  RRAZIERS.fic 
TIN-PLATE     WORKERS. 

Ulpli  &   Paul  (and    dealers  in  bar 

iron),  Bridue  st 
Tllph  John  Birt,  Crown  st 
Waldock  &  Son    (&  ironfonnders), 

Briilge  street 

LINEN  &  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 
AND    MERCERS. 

Cattell  James  Wallis,  Over 
Clayton  Henry,  Bridge  >t 
Hatdy  Janus,  Feti-Sfanton 
Hobinson  &Corthorn, Sheep  Market 
Toller  William,  Bridije  street 
Upsher  Joseph   &  Thomas    Faux, 

Sheep  Market 
Whitwell  Joseph,  Needingvvorth 
VVillson  William,  Crown  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Coote  John,  Fen-Stanton 
Codte  Thomas,  VVisbeach  road 
Coote  VVm.  ICaden,  Bullock  Market 
Earl  Thomas,  Unicorn  ynid 
Lambert  Joseph,  Fen-Stan;on 
Osborne,  Martin  &  Allpress,    Bul- 
lock Market 
Tiiorpe  William,  NeedinE;vvorth 
Wasdale,  Gifford  &    Knight,   Hem- 
ingford  Giey 

MERCHANTS. 
Conte  Thomas  &    William  Eadcn, 

Bullock  Market 
Lindseil  Thoinns,  Cambridge  road 
Ulph  Samuel  Dure,  Back  st 

MILLERS. 

Ashton  Aipress,  Bridge  st 
Brown  Potto,  Hongliton  Mills 
Clark  George,  Bullock  Market 
Hanly  Rubert,  Fen-Stanton 
Harris  I'homas,  Meeiing  lane 
Lambert  Cornelius,  Fen-Stanton 
Seekings  Samuel,  Waits 
Wasdale,  Gilford  &  Knight,  Heni- 

ingford  Grey 
Watts  Joseph,  Hetningford  Grey 

MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 

Caiinam  Rebtcca  Knight,  Back  st 
Cox  Ann,  Ktidge  st 
Cox  Mary,  Houghton 
Eden  Mary,  Back  st  [Market 

Green   Elizabeth   Osborne,    Sheep 
Hines  Fanny,  Mcrryland 
Hodson  Harriet,  Fen-Stanton 
Johnstone  Ann  Eliza,  MarUethill 
Payne  Mary  Ann,  Crown  st 
South  &  Jackson,  Crown  yard 
Toller  Mary,  Bridge  st 

MILLWRIGHTS, 

Clarke  John  &  George,  Houghton 
Laiigran  James,  Hemingford  Giey 

PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS     AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Peek  VVilliam  Osborne,  Bridge  st 
Salmon  Richaid,  Back  st 
Sliarpe  Jamc  s.  Crown  yard 
Siorey  James  Back  st 

SADDLERS       AND       HARNESS 

Tur  A  V  V^  R  S 

Gifford  Wiliiiim,  Bridge  st 
Goggs  Richard,  Crown  st 
Harvey  Arcliib.dd,  Bridge  st 
Marsh  Henry,  Fen-Stanton 
Marsh  John,  Sheep  Market 


SHOPKEEPERS  &  DEALRS  IN 
GROCERIES  &  SUNDRIES. 

Aldous  George,  Fen-Stanton 
Blench  Philip,  Fen-Stanton 
Carter  Thomas,  Fen-Stanton 
Chambers  Charles,  Needingworth 
Clark  George,  Hougliton 
Dring  Oliver,  Clinrch  end 
Elwiu  Sarah,  Waterside 
Haradine  Snsun,  Fen-Stanton 
Hives  Richard,  Merryland 
HoHidge  John,  Green  st 
Itigle  Horatio,  Hemingford  Grey 
Ingle  John,  Houghton 
Ingle  William,  Over 
King  Elizabeth,  Heminaford-Abbots 
Kitchen  Joseph,  Hemingford  Grey 
Noble  Robert,  Sheep  Market 
Payne  Mary  Ann,  Crown  st 
Pignott  John,  Back  st 
Piggdtt  William,  Neerlingworth 
Prin  Henry,  Needingwortii 
Rider  Jtdin,  Green  st 
Rolls  Samuel,  Fen-Stanton 
Tall  VVilliam,  Back  st 
Whaley  VVilliam,  Waits 
Wright  Isaac,  Over 

SILVERSMTHS&  JEWELLERS. 

Dumvile  James,  Bridge  st  [st 

Gnanerio  Angelo    (wholesale),  Back 
Hurdy  Samuel,  Crown  st 

SPIRIT    MERCHANTS. 
[See  also  irine  S(  SfArit  Merchants.) 
Lindseil  'J'horaas,  Cambridge  road 
C>sboriie  Martin  &  Allpress,  Bul- 
lock Market 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 
Chambers  Eliza,  Meeting  lane 
C<)X  Ann,  Bridge  st 
Cox  Mary,  Hougliton 
Eden  Elizabeth,  Back  f^t 
Hives  F"anny,  Menyland 
Hods'in  Harriet,  Fen-Stanti  n 
Johnstone  Ann  Eliza,  Market  hill 
Toller  Mary,  Bridge  st 

SURGEONS. 

Cooper  Oliver  St.  John,  Back  st 
Fosbroke  VVm.  Michael,  Bridge  st 
Girlling    George     Lansdall      (and 
registrar  of  births  &  deaths),  Bul- 
lock iVlarket 
Leigh  John,  Waterside 

TAILORS. 

Attwood  Roger,  Sheep  Market 
Baker  Alfred,  Crown  st 
Breeson  IVlatthew  William,  Back  st 
Frank  John,  Crown  st 
Giddins  Geo.,    Hemingford-Abbots 
Green  John,  Sheep  Market 
Heffer  Robert,  Bullock  Market 
Newman  John,  Hemingford  Grey 
Robinson  Cornelius,  Crown  st 
Smith  Reuben  James,  Crown  walk 
Stevens  Clias.(&  clothier), Bridge  st 
Watson  Haylock,  Bridge  st 
TAVERNS  et  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 
Admiral  Vernon,  Charles  Robinson,  0,Ter 
Carpenter!.'     Arms,     Matthew     Walson, 

Hemingford  Ahbols 
Chequers,  Papworth  Prior,  Fen  Stanton 
Cock,  Thomas  Jacob,  Hemingford  Grey 
Cow  &  Hare,.las.  Loomes,  Bulloik  markt 
Cross  Keys,  \Vm.  <iilby,  Sheep  market 
Crown,  John  Baylis,  Fen  Stanton 
Crown,  Joseph  Fuller,  Crown  st 
Dolphin,  Sarah  llceve,  Cambridge  road 
Uun  Horse,  William  Maile,  Waits 
Ferry  Bojt,  Alice  Metcalf,  Holywell 
Fountain,  Chas.  Freeman,  Sheep  market 
George,  George  Colman,  Bullock  market 
George  &  Dragon,  Jas.  Wilson,  Hougliton 
Grapes,  William  Alderlon,  Bridge  st 
Greyhound, Wm.Hewson,  Cromwell  place 
Horse    and    Jockey,    Philip    Papworth, 

Sheep  market  | 


Nelson's  Head, John  Chapman, Merryland 
Parrot,  William  Harrison,  Sheep  market 
Qucen'sHcad.Wm.WehstenNeedingworth 
Kobin  Hood,  Jas.  Meadows,  Sheep  market 
Hose  and  Crown,  Richard  Radford, 
Needingworth  [Stanton 

Rose  and  Crown,  Joseph  Randall,  Fen 
Royal  Oak.  Fanny  Giddins,  Heming- 
ford Abbots  fGrey 
Six  Bells,  Samuel  Gate,  Hemingford 
Star,  Thomas  Wooldrjdge,  Bridge  st 
Wheatsheaf,  David  Dant,  Crown  st 
White  Hart,  Wm.  Stafford,  Sheep  market 
VV  hite  Horse,  Wjn.  Bloom,  Cambridge  rd 
White  Swan,  Philip  Kirby,Fen  Stanton 
Hilk's  Head,  Rebecca  Porter,  Crown  st 

Retailers  of  Beer 
Ablett  John,  Back  st 
Alderton  James.  Sheep  market 
Anderson  Alice,  Hemingford  Abbots 
Baker  John,  Waterside 
Balm  Robert,  Butter  market 
Beldam  Thomas,  Fen  Stanton 
Bilson  Georce,  Cambridge  road 
Blackwell  Samuel,  Fen  Stanton 
Blench  Thomas.  Fen  Stanton 
Brown  George  Hall,  Brown  st 
Burney  William,  Cambridge  road 
Butty  .lohn,  Cambridge  road 
Cannon  Samuel,  Fen  Stanton 
Chapman  James,  Waterside 
Clark  DaTid,  Houghton 
Conijuest  John,  Cro«  n  st 
Course  James,  Sheep  market 
Cox  Richard,  Bridge  st 
l>awes  William,  Hemingford  Grey 
Day  Josepli,  Over 
Everett  William,  Bridge  st 
Fearley  \\  illiam,  Over 
Finding  Thomas,  Merryland 
Foidh;im  John,  Hemingford  Grey 
Gaunt  James,  Sheep  market 
Glitherow  Thomas,  Waterside 
Grey  Simuel,  Green  st 
Hopkins  Thomas,  Over 
How  Henry.  Wateiside 
Long  Wi'son,  Meeting  lane 
Natt  John,  Hemingford  Abbots 
Newman  Thomas,  Sheep  market 
Nortrup  David,  Walerside 
Offley  John,  Bullock  market 
Packer  Thomas,  Cambridge  st 
Phillips  John,  Back  st 
Presland  John.  Hemingford  Grey 
Radford  Danii  I,  Hemingford  Abbots 
Reynolds  Robert,  Bridge  st 
Robinson  Stephen,  Fon  Staulon 
Sanders  William,  Hemingford  Abbots 
Speiidlove  James,  Fen  Slanton 
Slocker  Robert,  Bullock  market 
Storey  James,  Back  st 
Webb  George,  Waterside 
Winter  Daniel.  Waits 
Young  Mary,  Waterside 

VETERINARY     SURGEONS. 

Garner  Brand,  Vine  yard 
Green  Anihony,  Cromwell  place 
Hill  John,  Back  st 

WATCH     6c     CLOCK     MAKERS. 

Clarke  Charle.s,  Bullock  Maiket 
Dumvile  James,  Bridge  st 
Hardy  Sanmel,  Crown  st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Clack  James,  I'lg  lane 
Hepher  Robert,  Ntedingworth 
Hitch  VVaitlian,  Fen-Stanton 
Ho|)kins  Thomas,  Over  [hots 

Shelford  William,  Hemincford-.Ab- 
VVooils  William,  Hemingford  Grey 

WINE&  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

( See  also  Spirit  DJerc/ianis.) 
Green  Ciiailes,  Crown  st 
Mann  William,  Bridge  st 

IVIiscellaneous 

Allen    George,  architect   and    surveyor, 

Bullock  market 
Arnsby  Ekin,  enpraver,  Back  st 
Barney  William,  waterman.  Fen  Stenton 
Cannon  Charles  Christopher.slone  mason, 

Cromwell  place 
Cemktbuy,     Back     road— John     L'.sher 

Taylor,  secretary  [Wa'erside 

Chapman  James  &  Richd.  boat  builders, 
Chever    Josepli,     tobacco-pipe      maker, 

Cambridge  road 

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ST,  IVES,  &c. 


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Miscellaneous— C<"i'in?'erf. 

Coocli  Atiii,  f  incy  repnsilory,  B  idge  st 

Culpin  Charles,  implement  maker. Crom- 
well place  [Sheep  market 

Docwra  Henry,  fishmonger  &  poulterer, 

Gas  Wokks, Cambridge  road  -Benjamin 
Lister  L\oii,  secretary 

Goldiii;;  Henry,  tinner,  SUeep  market 

Hopkins  John  Arthur,  jun.  ginger  beer 
maker,  Sheep  market 

Inland  KtvKNUE  Office, at  the  Union 
Inn— John  Young,  supervisor 

Lyon  Benjamin  Li^ter,  fcllmonger,  Bul- 
lock market 

New  Institution,  Crown  yard — Noble 
llobinson,  secretary 

Parry  Frederick,  siiperinteudent  regis- 
trar. Bollock  nurket 

Police  Station.  Sheep  market — Charles 
Woolten,  superintendent 

Robb  Samuel,  rope  maker,  Back  st 

Stamp  Oppitk.  Bridge  street— William 
Slann,  sob-distributer 

Stevens  Charles,  parish  clerk,  Bridge  st 

PLACES    OF    WORSHIP, 

AND     rilElK    MlXIsrEUS. 
CIIUUCHES  OFTllKESTABLfSIIMENr 
A  I.I.    SaInt.s',   S.iiiit    Ives— Rev.     Yate 

Fosbrooke,  vicar. 
Saint  PKTER"s,Fen  Stanton— R.ev.Tho3. 

Board illon,  Vuar. 
Saint  Maruaket's,  Hemingford  Abbots 

Kev.  F.dward  Selwyn,  iTcMr. 
Saint  James'  Hemingford  Grey— Rev. 

Edward  Barnes,  r!(ra/e. 
Saint  .Maky's,  Houghton— Rev. Edward 

Aiisley  Peck,  rector. 
Saint    Maky's,   Over Rev.  Charles 

Warren,  vuar. 

DISSENTING  CHAPELS. 
Baptist,  Meeting  lane  and  Over. 
Baptist,  Fen  Stanton  -Rev.  John  Tuck. 
U\PTIST,  Rack  st — Rev.  Augustus  Smith. 
Baptist,  Fen  Slanioii— Rev.  Jos.  Barker. 
FiiiKNDs'  Meeting  House, Water  lane. 
Independent — Rev.    Isaiah    Knowles 

Holland. 


Unmon  Chapel  (BaplisI  &  Independent), 
Heniiiigford  Grey — Imiiiistets  caj'ious.) 

L'nion  CiiAPELfBaptisl  &  Irideiiemlent), 
Houghton — Uev.  James  Harcourt. 

VVesleyan  Metuouist,  Waits;  Over, 
and  Waterside— (ini/iisVers  vurioKs) 

Primitive  .Metiioulst. 


POOR    LAW    UNION, 
Workhouse,  Cambridge  road. 

.l/as<fr-  Henry  Charles  Joslilig. 
AJalron  —  Siis:tu  Biags. 
Sihoolmaster — William  Whellans. 
Schoolmistress — Ann  Good  rein. 
Chaplain — Rev.  Yate  Fosbrooke. 
Surt/fon — George  Landsdall  (jirlling. 
Citric    to    the   Board    of    Guardians 

Fiederick  Parry. 
Relii-vitig  O/fffers— William  Marshall  and 

James  Wright. 


COACH. 

To  CAMBRIDGE,  the  Old  Risitig  Sun 
(from  Thrapslone;, calls  at  the  George 
Inn,Fen  Stanton,  every  alternoon  at  five 

To  THRAPSTONE,  the  Old  Rising  Sun 
((rom  Cambridge),  calls  at  the  above 
Inn,  every  morning  at  hall-past  eight 

CONVEYANCE     BY    RAILAVAY. 

On  the  E\ST  Anglian  and  the  EAsreuN 
Counties  line,  for  both  of  which 
Saint  Ives  is  a  principal  Station — Win. 
Hiiddart,  station  viaster 

An  Omnibus  from  the  Golden  Lion  to  the 
Station,  attends  the  departure  and 
awaits  the  arrival  of  the  trains. 

CARRIERS. 

These  Carrien  start  on  Monday  tvhen 

the  day  is  not  staled. 
To    BLUNIISHAM,    William    Dawe.s 

from  John  Ablett's,  Back  street 
To  BROUGHTON,  Mary  Munns,  from 

the  Cow  and  Hare 
To    BUCK  HEN,    Mary    Riseley,     from 

Joliii  Ablelt's 


To  CAMBRIDGE,  William  Gilby,  from 

the  Cross    Keys,  and   William  Smith, 

from  the  Grapes,  Saturday 
To    CHATTERIS,  Richard   E  irl,  from 

the  Cross  Keys,  Monday  and  Thursiiay 
To  COI.NE,  Robert  Butcher,  from  John 

Ablett's 
I'o  EARITH,  William   Reeve,  from  the 

l.'ros-  Keys,  Monday,  Wednesday  and 

Friday,    and    John    Wilderspin,   from 

Jiihn  Abl»tt'.s,  Monday 
To  ELY.Jnhn  .lacobs,from  theWhite  Hart 
To   GAMLINGAY,  Charles    (i ray,  from 

the  Dolphin 
Co  GODMANCHESTER,   John  North, 

from  the  Cross  K*?vs. 
To  GREAT  RAVELEY,  William  Ingle, 

from  the  Cow  and  Hare 
To   HADDON,  John    Porter,   from  the 

Cross  K^vs 
To    HCNIiNGDON,    John    Curwain, 

from     the    Cross    Keys,  Monday,   and 

John  Ofiley,  Saturday  [Ablett's 

To    ^^■:PAL,  John   Ingram,   from  John 
To  RAMSEY,  Thomas  Blount  &  Samuel 

Fountain,  from   the   Crown;    Thomas 

Goo  1  burn,  from  th'-  Cow  &  Hare,  and 

Siielling  Pepper,  irom  John  Ablelt's 
To  SAINT  NEOTS,  Charles  Gray,  from 

the  Dolphin,  Monday,  and  John  O/Dey, 

from  the  Cro.-s  Keys,  Thursday 
To  SOMERSHAM,  Sarah   Easton,  from 

the  Cross  Keys,  Mondav,  and  Thomas 

Woodruff,  tioni  the  Cross  Keys,  Sat 
To  STOW,  John  Asburn.  from  Dolphin 
To  SUT  TON,  John  and  William  Nnnns, 

from  the  Cross  Keys,  Monday  &  Frrdny 
To  SWAVESEY,  John  and  Robert  Cain, 

from  the  Cross  Keys 
To   WARBOYS,   William  Ashley,  from 

the  Cow  and  Hare,  and  Wm.  Mitchell, 

trom  the  Crown 

CONVEYANCE  BY^VATER. 

To  BEDFORD.  LYNN,  ST.  NEOTS, 
HUMINGDON  and  WISBEACH, 
James  Field's  Fhj  Boats,  from  the 
Waterside,  weekly 


ST.  NEOTS. 

WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OF  EYiMESBURV,  E.VrON  saCON,  BUCKDEN  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 

neighbourhood.  Tlie  Great  Northern  railway,  now  in 
progre-ss,  will  have  a  principal  .station  here,  atid  when 
ill  oper.itioii  will  o|)l'ii  up  a  comriiiiiiicrttinn  throiiijii 
.Saint  Neut-s  witli  the  iioitiiern  and  inaniifactiiring  dis- 
tiiet.s,  and  tiie  nn'tropoli,*.  The  Eail  of  .Saiuhvich  i.i 
lord  of  tJR'  manor,  ami  his  repre.semative  imlds  a  court 
anntially  :  Saint  Neots  is  included  in  the  tliirty- 
.^econd  ciictiitof  County  Cinirt  towns,  under  the  act 
parsed  Aiigiist,  ISJfJ,  for  tlie  recovt-ry  of  del)ts  to  any 
ainountnot  exceeding  £50. — the  court  is  held  luoiithly, 
in  the  new  room. 

The  [larisli  chiirch  of  Saint  Mary  is  an  elegant  Sfie- 
ciinen  of  that  iight'aiiy  (iothic  style,  which  attained 
its  greatest  excilleiK  e  in  the  reign  of  Hem  y  \'H  :  it  has 
a  heaiitifnlly  proportioned  tower,  and  the  interior  of 
the  church,  wliich  ha>  ht-en  Jati  ly  renovated  and  le- 
pcwed  at  a  considerable  expense,  iscnibellished  with 
some  ancient  scre<n  work.  'I'he  living  of  Saint  Neots 
is  a  (ii>;tliaigt  d  vicarigc,  in  the  gift  of  the  Crown. 
There  are  places  of  wor-hip  for  IJaptists,  Indepeii- 
denis,  and  Wesleyan  .Methodists,  and  a  free  school — 
the  latter  fotindcti  hy  Lottus  Hatley,  in  \7'M'),  and  the 
eiidowmeiii  augmented  by  Alderman  Newton,  and 
other  belli  factois:  hy  means  of  this  charity,  thirty- 
five  pooi  I'oys  are  clothed  and  educated;  The  market, 
held  on  'i'hiirsday,  is  a  coiisi(lcr<ilile  one  for  corn. 
Fairs,  Holy  Thiir.Mlay,  another  three  weeks  after,  and 
a  tliiid  un  Deci  TtUu:r  17ih.  The  parish  of  Saint  Neots 
contained,  in  18;51,2,()17  inhabitants,aiid  in  184l,.'5,l'2.'{. 
Adjoining  to  the  patish  of  Saint  Niots  is  that  of 
ICvMCSiit'itv,  which  village  may  be  almost  considered 
as  a  snhiiihto  Saint  Ncot's — the  only  line  of  separa- 
tion being  a  small  lit oolc.  The  |)  iri>h  chnri  h  of  Saint 
Mary  was  erected  in  the  reign  of  James  I  :  the  W^htg 
is  a  lectoiy,  in  the  patronage  of  tlie  family  of  P.tliner. 
Population  of  the  p.iiisb.iti  IS.U,  i).")7  ;  in  1841,  I,00;5. 
About  a  mile  or  rather  more  from  Saint  Neots,  in 
the  hundred  of  IJaifoid  and  county  of  Bedford,  is  the 


^T.  NEOTS  is  a  parish,  in  the  hundred  of  Toze-  i 
land— the  ma'. kit  town  is  .56  miles  n.n.w.  from  Lon- 
don, I)  s.  fiotn  Huntingdon,  18  w.  from  Cambridge,! 
and  12  miles  N.w.  from  the  Bedford  stition  on  tlie 
IMetchley  branch  of  the  London  and  North  Westein 
Railway.  The  town  is  situated  ou  the  east  bank  of  the  ^ 
()u»e,  ill  a  level  part  of  the  country,  with  hat  little  ' 
xaiiation  of  sceneiy.  The  name  of  the  place  is  de- ] 
lived  fr<'in'  St.  Neot,' a  christian  mis.sionai  y.in  honour 
of  whom  a  monastery  was  here  founded,  which  after- 
wards v\as  endowed  by  Earl  Lcofric  and  made  subor- 
dinate to  Elv,  i>ut  was  subsequently  lendtred  inde- 
p  ndeiit  aod  existed  till  ilie  time  of  Henry  VI  H,  when 
it  shared  the  fate  of  other  religious  estatilisliments. 
Aft.r  the  death  of  Chailes  I.,  the  E  irl  of  Holland 
niiistei'ed  afotee  liere  in  favour  of  the  royal  cause  ;  but, 
being  defeated  in  a  battle  byCrom  well's  soldiers  in  1()48, 
and  after\va;(ls  taken  prisoner,  wiihont  resistance,  at 
St.  Ives,  he  suffered  on  the  scalTold.  The  town  con- 
sists of  thiee  piincipal  stieets,  anil  an  exiensive  mar- 
ket pi  ee ;  the  hi'.;h  roads  from  Biggleswade  lo  Hun- 
lingilon,  and  to  Ciinhridge,  |)assing  ilnough  the  main 
thoroiiglifiies.  The  greater  part  of  the  town  being 
only  a  few  feet  above  the  ordinal y  level  of  the  river, 
inntidations  were  formei  ly  consequent  upon  sudden 
thaws,  or  very  heavy  rains,  to  such  an  extent,  as  to 
render  a  nav  gallon  of  the  siretts  not  merely  juac- 
licable  but  necessaiy  ;  but  great  iinproveinents  having 
been  effected,  in  the  consti  uttion  of  the  bridges,  lo 
giiher  with  drains,  tliis  evil  is,  in  a  great  ineaMire, 
reimdied.  '1  le'  only  iiianufactuie  here,  except  that  of 
malt,  is  paper,  for  which  lain  r  there  is  an  extensive 
mill  upon  the  river,  with  Foiirdrinier's  patent  ma- 
chines for  making  that  aiticle.  The  river  Ouse  is 
nivigalde  from  the  jiort  of  Lynn  to  this  place,  ami 
thence  lo  Bedford  ;  and  a  trade  of  some  coiisei|iience 
is  carried  on  upon  it,  in  coin,  wine,  coal,  iron,  timber, 
groceries,  &c.,  fir  tlie  consunii>tioii  of  the  town  and 

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ST,  NEOTS. 


SHitttincrlrottsjOire. 


village  and  jiaiish  of  Eaton  Socon,  situated  on  the 
western  b  ink  of  the  river  Uiise,  on  the  main  road 
from  London  totlienoith  ;  and  before  the  opening  of 
railways,  was  a  place  of  great  thorougbfaie,  and  flou- 
rishing. There  was  formerly  a  castle  belonging  to  the 
Beanchamps,  and  a  priory  founded  by  one  of  that 
family;  of  the  latter,  the  only  portion  remaining  is 
the  refectory,  nnw  converted  into  stables.  Tlie  church 
is  dedicated" to  Saint  Mary  :  the  living  is  a  discharued 
vicarage,  in  liie  patronage  of  John  Hill  Day,  Ksq.  The 
parish  (includingWvBOSTON)  contained,  in  18;U,  2,490 
inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  2,600. 


'I'his  is  a  place  of  considerable  antiquity,  and  at  one 
period  of  some  consequence,  Tiiere  are  fragments  of 
a  monastic  building,  and  an  epi^copal  palace — the 
latter  a  venerable  structure,  formerly  the  residence  of 
the  bishops  of  Lincoln,  to  one  of  whom,  the  abbot  of 
Kly,  in  tlie  reign  of  Henry  L  granted  tlie  manor  of 
Buckden.  The  church  of  Saint  Mary  (which  contains 
the  remains  of  some  of  the  bislmps),  is  a  neat  edifice, 
with  a  tower,  surmounted  by  a  light  and  elegant  spire. 
The  living  is  a  discliaiged  vicarage,  in  the  gift  of  The 
See  of  i/nicoln.  Theie  is  a  place  of  worship  for  VV'es- 
leyan   Methodists,  and  a  charity  school  —  the  latter 


Buckden  is  a  village  and  parish,  in  llie  same  hun-  founded  and  endowed  by  Dr.  Greenlate,  bishop  of 
dred  as  S.iint  Neots,  situated  about  midway  between  Lincoln,  in  1778.  Population  of  the  parish,  in  1831, 
that  town  and  Huntingdon,   on  the  great  north  road.  I  1,095,  and  in  1841,1,209. 

POST  OFFICE,  South-street,  Saint  Neots,  John  Barker,  Post  Master. — Letters  from  London 
and  the  South,  &c.,  arrive  every  morning  at  half-past  three,  and  afternoon  at  four,  and  aie  despatched  at  eigiit 
in  the  morning,  and  nine  at  night. 

Letters  from  Huntin-gdon,  Cambridge,  and  all  parts  of  the  North,  arrive  every  morning  at  half-past 
three,  and  are  despatched  at  nine  at  night. 

POST  OFFICE,  Buckden,  Thomas  Darlow,  Post  Master. —  Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  every  morning 
at  two,  and  are  despatched  at  a  quarter  befoie  ten  at  night. 


National  School,  Buckden — Ma- 
ria Cope,  mistress 
National  School,  Eaton  Socon — 
Gabriel    Scott,     master;    Mary 
Emery,   mistress 
Oliver  Anne  (boarding).  New  lane 
Topham    Thomas  Slater  (boarding 
and  day),  Eatonford  house 

ATTORNEYS. 


GENTRY  AND  CLERGY. 

Beauford  Henry  Walton,  Esq.  Cam- 
bridge road 

Duberley  Miss  Sarah,  Buckden 

Fawcett  Rev.  Stephen  Glass  (Vica- 
rage), Eaton  Socon 

Fowler  ftliss  Anne,  Huntingdon  st 

Grey    Rev.    Hugh    W.    Bushniead 

Priory  [street  __      __     _ 

Green  Rev.  John  (Vicarage)   Church  I  ^      George  Church  s7 

Green  Capt.  John  George,  Buckden    ^^^  William,  Church  st 

Halliley  1  he  Misses,  Kyuesbury        ' -- ■    - 

Haikness  Miss  Ann,  E\uesbuiy 

Humbley  Capt.  William,  Waterloo 
Cottage,  Evnesbuiy 

Lewis  Riv.Wm  Ueulien,  Eynesbury 

IJnton  Mrs.  Sarah,  Cambridge  st 

Linton  Col.  John,  Stii  tloe 

Limon  Rev.  Heniy,  DiddinKton 

Livett  John,  Esq.  Baton  Socon 

Medl  nd  Mrs.  Mary,  New  lane 

Medlock  John,  Esq.  i'^ynesbuTy 

Murrell  Rev.  George,  New  lane 

Musgrave  Mis«  Mary,  High  st 

Palmer  Rev-  William,  Eynesbury 

P.puercorn  Mr. George  Alexaiider,  j  '^';;;^"'^'',7;;,_"j^i:;;.',.;Ypj'3^g" 

Church  st  U^"  ,  Harris  George,  Eaton  Socon 

Reynolds  Capt.  Richard,  Little  Pax 


Wilkinson  Ociavius  Robert,  Cam- 
bridge st 

AUCTIONEERS. 

Abbott  William,  Evnesbuiy 
Joyce  Medbury,  Higli  st 
Maddison  Faucis,  Church  st 
Medland  William,  Market  place 

BAKERS. 

Abialiams  Joseph,  Huntingdon  st 
Adams  Tlinmas,  Burkden 
liarringer  Joseph,  Church  st 
Darlow  Thomas,  Buckden 
Farrington  John,  Buckden 


Rowley  George,  Esq.  Priory  Hill 
Sewall  Mr.  Charles,  Buekden 
S'debottom   Rev.  Henry,  Vicarage, 

Buckden 
Smith  Mr.  John,  Eynesbury 
Stanley  Rev.  John,  Southoe 
Sievens  Mis  Mary,  Priory 
Thornvvell  tjcorge,  Esq.  m.p.  Did- 

dington 
Tnfncll  Rev.  Charles,  Evnesbuiy 
Weldon  Mr.  John,  Buckden 
Wiles  Mr.  William,  Eynesbury 
Wriglit  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  J^ew  lane 

ACADEMIES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Beaumont  Fras.(boaiding),Buckden 
BritishSchool,  High  st — William 

Stuck ey,  master 
Charity    School,  Buckden — Hy. 

James,  master 
Elliott    John     Henry    (boarding), 

Eaton  Socon 
Free  School,  Eynesbury — Anne 

Clarke,  mistress 
Free  School,   High   st — Thomas 

Abron.  master 
Infants'  School,  Buckden — Lydia 

Bailey,  mistress 
Infants'    School,    Eynesbury  — 

Eliza  Lewin,  mistress 
Infants'  School,  Huntingdon  st — 

Maria  Monk,  mistress 
National  School,  Huntingdon  st 

—Anna  Maria  Harding,  mistress 


HewittThonias,  Katon  Socon 
Hill  Joseph  Sanders,  High  st 
Marshall  Joseph,  Rlarket  place 
MehewJosepI),  Eynesbuiy 
Moss  Jercmia'i,  Russell  st 
Pnge  Joseph.  Eynesbury 
Plum  John,  High  st 
Rosamond  Willi  im,  Eaton  Socon 
Rutter  John,  Hunti'gdon  st 
Shepherd  Mary,  South  st 
Thurston  Henry,  Eynesbury 

BANKERS. 

London  AND  County  Joint  Stock 
Banking  Company.  Market  place 
— (draws  on  the  head  office,  Lon- 
don)—Isaac  Marsh,  aeent 

Rust  and  Veasey  (Branch),  Mar- 
ket place— (draws  on  Masterman 
Peters  &  Co.  London) — Emery 
&  Son,  agents 

Sayings'  Bank,  Market  place — 
Frederick  Emery,  agent 

BASKET    MAKERS. 

Carthev  Charles,  Huntingdon  st 
Kimni  Thomas,  Kynesbury 
Richardson  William,  Eatonford 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Beard  John,  Eaton  Socon 
Bingham  Matthew  (&  whitesniilli), 

Windmill  row 
Bradsbaw  Mark,  Eaton  Socon 
Dixie  Mary  Goreham,  South  st 
Di.\ie  Samuel,  Eynesbury 


Flavvn  William,  Eaton  Socon 
Goss  William,  Russell  st 
Howard  William,  Eaton  Socon 
Lewis  Thomas  (ami  farrier)  ,High  st 
Milner  John,  Buckden 
Peach  George,  Cambridge  st 
Taylor  Win.  (and  farrier)  Enesbury 
Ta\lor  Samuel,  Buckden 

BOOKSELLERS  &  STATIONRS. 

Emery  &  Son  (and  stamj)  distribu- 
ters). Market  place 

Toinsou  David  Richard  (&  piintei), 
Market  place 

Topham  James  (&  printer).  High  st 

BOOT   AND   SHOE    MAKERS. 

Ashton  William,  Buckden 
Bull  James,  Higii  st 
Cooper  James,  High  st 
Cox  Joseph,  Huntingdon  st 
Jeaves  John,  Russell  st 
Johnson  John,  Eatonford 
King  Frederick,  ("amluidge  st 
Kinu  William,  Market  place 
Munsey  Chailes,  New  lane 
Robinson  Joseph,  P^aton  Soioii 
Sibley  Charles,  Huniingdonst 
Slade  William,  High  st 
Staines  Abraham,  Eynesbury 
Stouuhton  Samuel,  Eynesbuiy 
Usher  George,  Buckden 
Warien  George,  Eynesbury 
Wiles  William,  Hhb  st 
Wimpress  Richard,  Buckden 

BREAVERS. 

Bowyer  Thomas,  Eaton  Socon 
Chapman  Thomas,  High  st 
Day  &  Son,  Priory 
Hill  Joseph  Sanders,  High  st 
Maiden  Ebenezrr,  Eaton  Socon 
Paine  &  Sou,  Mai  ket  place 
Piatt  William,  Eyne.sbury 
Waller  Henry,  Buckden 
Wiles  Stephen,  Market  place 

BRICK  MAKERS. 

Hobson  &  Son,  Enton  Socon 
Paine  &  Son,  Market  place 

BRICKLAYRS  &  PLASTERERS. 

Rurford  &Son,  Hunlinudon  st 
Chapman  Thomas,  Cambridge  st 
Clarke  Stephen,  Euiesbury 
Clarke  William,  Buckden 
Rich  Robeit,  Brookside 

BUILDERS. 

fSee  also  under  the  head  Carpeii' 

ters,  &C.J 
Burford  &  Son,  Huntingdon  st 
Kdy  Thomas,  High  st 
Edy,  Son  &.  Case,  High  st 

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BOTCHERS. 

Bank>r..or«;tH.-lH-rt,  Htiiitingdoii  St 
Barnes  Sainiifl,  Higli  >t 
Bartltft  VVil.i.mi,  KiooKMiIe 
Battlett  Genttff,  Huiitini;ilon  st 
HriKlituiaii  l^ailc.  Kati.ii  St>coii 
Biu>»ii  James,  Markft  place 
tkitis  ■.Villiain,  Katoii  Soion 
Kldtiton  John  Lant,  Biickdeii 
EvaiisJohii,  Kyiu>liury 
Georijf  Jo  n,  HIkIi  si 
Cum  John,  Katon  Sdo.n 
HaJl  Francis  Katou  Sncoii 
Lura>  Marv,  Huiitii>Kilo(i  st 
Ni.iiiiaii  William,  Kviiesbury 
Oliver  Jo-f|ili  Niwman,  Hiuh  st 

CABINET    MAKERS. 

Duiiklcy  John,  Markci  place 
E<1v  I  liomax,  Hii;h  >t 
Fiaiil>liii  A  !>on,  Market  place 
Oliver  Jo«<|ili,  Hiifli  st 
CARPENTERS   AND  JOINERS. 
M»rLcd  thus*  arc  also  lluililers. 
[Sfe  also  linilders.) 
•Banks  Thcmias.  Cambridge  st 
Bail»er  John,  Katonford 
Charles  Clark,  Eyneshury 
•Ciiariton  Saiuuel,  Wiiuluiill  row 
Chessum  Wui.  James,  Windmill  rw 
•Kdv,  Son  &  Case,  Hich  st 
Emeiy  William,  Kynesbury 
Farrai  Thi.ma*,  Eton  Socoii 
Green  John,  Eynesbury 
Jacks.'ii  Thomas,   Brookside 
•Jubb  Jolin,  Eaton  Socon 
Molri^Jost  ph,  Riickden 
Noil  John,  Elton  Soion 

CHEMISTS    AND    DRUGGISTS. 

M(,le  Wi  liam.  Market  phiCf 
Sli.irpe  \\  illi.iinCrittlififld,   High  St 
Sprigi?  SainutI,  Maiket  place 
CONFECTIONERS. 
Plum  John,  Hitih  st 
M.ir-hall  Joseph,  Market  place 
Shepherd  Mary,  South  st 

COOPERS. 

Bingliam  Jolin,  Windmill  row 
Newman  Thome*,  Hi^ll  st 
Wain\vrit;ht  Thomas,  Market  place 

CORN,    COAL    AND    TIMBER 
MERCHANTS. 

Atkin!«in  Wni.A;  Kiederick,  Kighst 
\y.u  S.  Son,  I'riory 
Eltjood  Tliomas,  Market  place 
Hill  Joseph  SanderK,  High  st 
Paini-  &  Son,  Market  iilace 
Squires  (Jeorge,  Urookside 
Tophaui  Josi  ph,  Eaion  Soron 
Wile*  Stephen,  Murket  place 

FARMERS. 

Brown  John,  (iiec-n  end 
Cope  Henry,  Buckilen 
Cornish  George,  Colmworlli 
Davi  Son,  I'liory 
Fauikni  r  Benjamin,  Buckden 
Hail  John,  Ealonford 
Hob>on  &  Son,  Eaion  Socon 
H'lland  John,  HunlinKc.'on  Ht 

Horrell  John,  W\bos 

Jord4n  William,  ni^h  »t 
J<.icc  J<i«epli,  Buiehfield  farm 
Kiiiif  lU.hert,  Eyneshury 
Laid*  Ann,   I'emp-ford 
Ijji.h  l)a\id,  W>ho«nin 
I><-nt>>u  William,  Ablnil'ley 
i>i«l.v  John.  Colmwoith 
Park  Kdxard,  Eyneiibnry 
PrmiUy  AugU'tlne,  Buckdeu 
Sabr  John,  Bliinhani 
Sf^olrrn  (koihc,  Biooktide 
Strinjter  Jaini-^,  (  olnworlb 

TlioioioD  Michael,  Marketplace 

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Tophara  John,  Eaton  Socon 
Topham  Joseph,  Daloe 
Waller  Henry,  Buckden 
Ward  John,  Colinworth 
White  GeorEe,  Temp-ford 
Wildman  Peter,  Wyboston 
Wilkinson  James,  Koxtoii 
Wilson  Christopher,  Dulne 
WiUon  John,  Wvboston 
Witnev  John,  Bohihuist 
Woodliam  Charles,  Ahbotsley 
Wormsley  -Mark,  Boluhurst 
FIRE,    &<•.    OFFICE   AGENTS. 
Ai.i.iA>CE.  Octavius  Bobert  Wilkin- 

soi:,  Cambridge  st  [st 

Atlas,  Francis  Maddison,  Church 
Hkitish    Empire,   John    Barker, 

Sootli  st  [Market  pi 

Clerical  (life),  Frederick  Emery, 
CouNTV  (fire),VVilliamlslip,  Mar- 
ket place 
County  (hail  storm),  Isaac  Marsh, 

Marketplace 
General'  (hail    storm),    Thosmas 

(Jeard,  Market  place 
Globe,  John  Savill,  Market  place 
Guardian,  Emery  &  Son,  Market  st 
Imperial,  Paine  &  Son,  Market  pi 
LiEE  Association  of  Scotland, 

Charles  Fairey,  Market  place 
Norwich  Union,  Thomas  Geaid, 

Market  place 
Provident    (life),    William    Islip, 

Market  place  [Church  st 

Royal  Exchange,  William  Day. 
Star  (life),  James  Cooper,  High  st 
Sun  (fire),  William  Medland,  Mar- 

ket  place  [Maiket  place 

West  of  England,  William  Mole, 
GARDENERS     *     SEEDSMEN. 
Cook  John,  Buckden 
CuthbertRnbert,  High  st 
Franklin  John,  Huntingdon  at 
Franklin  Thomas,  Eaton  Socon 
Freeman  John,  Eynesbury 
OKOCERS  AND  TEA  DEALERS. 

{See  also  Shopkeepers,  8(C.) 
Atkinson  Charles,  Eynesbury 
Ikiiley  Adam,  High  st 
Medells  Samuel,   High  st 
Butler  Thomas.  High  st 
Carpenter  William,  High  st 
Ciawley  James,  Market  place 
Oalcell  John,  High  st 
Darlow  Thomas,  Buckden 
Ekins  George,  Buckden 
Kmery  John,  Eaton  Socon 
Flawii  .'\nn,  Eaton  Socon 
l.angley  John  Grace,  buckden 
Newman  Samuel,  Market  place 
Stead  John  &  .Mary,  Maiket  place 

INNS- 
COMMERCIAL    AND    POSTING. 

(See  also  Tarcrns&(  Public  Houses.) 
Bear,  Henry  Walker,  Maiket  place 
Cross     Kevs,    Michael    Thornton, 

Market  jilacc  [den 

George,  George  Cartwripht,  Buck- 
White  Horse,   Jane  Taylor,   Eaton 

Socon 

IRONMONGERS. 

Cariin«t(in  Jcdin  and  brazier,  &C.), 

Mai  ket  place 
Claxton  John.  Hiuh  st 
Oudley  Thomas,  Market  place 
LINEN  &WOOLLEN  DRAPERS. 
Cook  Martha,  Hii:li  st 
F.kin*  (Jeorye,  Buckden 
Emery  John,  Eaton  Socon 
Fairey  Charles  (and  halter).  Mar- 
ket place 

Flavvn  Auu,  Eaton  Socon 


Geard  Thos.  (and  halter),  Market  p| 
Goodgames  &  Shrosbery,  Market  p^ 
I>lip  William,  Market  place 
Laimley  John  Grace,  Buckden 
Stead  John  &  Mary,  Market  place 

MALTSTERS. 

Bowyer  Thomas,  Buckden 
liovvyer  Thomas,  Eaton  Socon 
Chnpman  Thomas,  High  st 
Day  &  Son,  Prioiy 
Hobsoii  &  Son,  Eaton  Socon 
Maiden  Ebenezer,  Eaton  Socon 
Paine  &  Son,  Market  place 
Wiles  Stephen,  Maiket  place 

MILLERS. 

Barton  Richard,  Buckden 
Hobson  &  Son,  Eaton  Socon 
Ingle  John,  Little  Paxtoii 
Sprigg    Samuel    (and    seedsman). 

Market  place 
Squires  George,  Brookside 
Tiustrum  James,  Great  Paxton 
MILLINERS&DRESSMAKRES. 
Brown  Sarah,  High  st 
Edy  Mary,  High  st 
Flawn  Sophia,  Eaton  Socon 
Hart  Janet,  Eaton  Socou 
Johnson  Caroline,  High  st 
Ladds  Frances,  Market  place 
Linford  Susan,  High  st 
Newman  Jane,  Marketplace 
Paxton  Lucv,  Terrace 
Slade  Martha  &  Sarah,  Market  pi 
Wai  ner  Elizabeth,  Eynesbury 
Willmoii  Ann,  Huntingdon  st 
Wood  Anne,  Eynesbury 
PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS     AND 

GLAZIERS. 
Baxter  William,  Buckden 
Brown  James,  Eatoi;  Socon 
Ebbutt  George,  High  st 
Emery  Thomas,  High  st 
Hill  Napthali,  High  st 
Lee  William,  Marketplace 
Mackaness  Edward,  Maiket  place 
Rudwell  John,  Eynesbury 
Simpson  George,  New  lane 

PERFUMERS    AND    HAIR 
DRESSERS. 
Barilelt  Edward,  High  st 
Elger  John,  High  st 
Mees  Samuel,  High  st 
Sly  Samuel,  South  st 
Wright  Charles,  Market  place 
ROPE    AND  T'WINE   MAKERS. 
Gray  Charles,  Hiati  st      , 
Snowden  John,  Windmill  row 

SADDLERS   AND     COLLAR 
MAKERS. 

Cook  Thomas,  High  st 
Mehew  Charles,  Buckden 
Ward  George,  Market  place 

SHOPKEEPERS  &DEALERSIN 
GROCERIES  Be  SUNDRIES. 

Hranson  Thomas,  Huntingdon  st 
Brown  Mary,  Brookside 
Brownhill  John,  Eynesbury 
Cutliheit  Robert,  Cambridge  St 
Day  Samuel,  Cambridge  st 
Gilbert  Samuel,  Cambridge  st 
Gieen  Sarah,  P^ynesbury 
Hall  John,  Huntingdon  st 
l^arper  Mary,  Buckilen 
Hibhtrt  John,  Eatonfoid 
Howard  Ann.   Eaton  Socon 
Kii'u  George,  Brookside 
l,:ttle  George,  Russell  st 
Little  Robert,  Eaton  Socon 
Mehew  Stephen,  Eynesbury 
Miiita  Robert,  Eaton  Socon 
Needham  Mary,  Eynesbury 
NichoUs  Stephen,  Eynesbury 


©frectorj?. 


ST.  NEOTS. 


J^wtttinglrottgfttrr. 


Robiii.snii  Jnliii,  H(iiiiiiii><l()ii  St 
Rybiiisoi)  J.'liii,   Kii>!.ell  St 
Sladf  iM  rtlia&  SaiHti,  Market  pi 
Tassel  Siiimel,  Canilnidgi- .-t 

SPIRIT    MERCHANTS. 

Atkiii>nn  \\'in.(i  Fitdtiick,  High  st 
Day  <Si  S  n,  Piioiy 
Medliiiid  Will,  (ami  wine)  Market  pi 
Squiies  Geo.  (and  wine)  Brookside 

STAY  MAKERS. 
Crick  Catlienne,  Clitircii  st 
MoDie  Saiah  Anne,  Eaton  .Sr)con 

STONE    6c    MARBLE     MASONS. 
Northern  Jose|ih,  K.itotiford 
Wade  VVdliani,  Eatonfoid 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Franklin  Sopliia,  Market  place 
Johnson  Caroline,  High  tt 
Liiiford  Susan,  High  si 
Moore  Sarah  Anne,  Eaton  Socon 
Newman  Jane,  Market  place 

SURGEONS. 

Evans  John. levvfll,  Cambiidge  st 
Needhani  H.itley,  Biookside 
Rix  Joseph,  Maiket  place 
Sole  VVillidin,  Market  place 
Woolley  Geoige,  IJuckdeii 

SURVEYORS  &  LAND  AGENTS. 

Ahbotr  Williain.  Kynesbury 
HaherslKMi  VVilJiain  Giibee  (and  ai- 

cliiteit).   Pi  iory 
Jo^ce  .Medhuiy,  High  st 
JVladdi>on  Francis,  Chnich  st 
Peppercorn  VVilllain,  Eaton  Socon 

TAILORS. 

Boutall  James.  High  st 
Bi'ongliton  John,  E.neshniy 
Cook  William,  Eaton  Socon 
Ciaxvley  Thomas.  High  st 
Ekins  li  oiiia*  H  'rue-.  EHtonSocon 
Flack  William,  Buckden 
Gtegson  Tlios.fand  hatter), High  st 
h'aidiiig  Hi nry.  Bnckdeii 
Lini  ii  William,  Hitih  st 
Norris  Wiilinni(&  h  .tier),   High  st 
Park'iis  James,  Biookside 
SavillJoliii  (and  liaiier),  Market  st 
Seer  Janie^,  Hig  >  st 
Silby  .SamntI,  Cambridge  St 
Sla  e  Geoiye,  High  st 
Smith  Job,  High  st 
Stotun  VVilJiani,  Eyneshiiry 
Stoton  WiHiani,  Huining<lon  st 
Wili-ocks  Joseph (&  hattei).  High  st 
TAVERNS  Si  PUBLIC  HOUSES.  I 
Annel.G' oige  Maile,  Mailiet  place 
Barley  ftlow,  Sainufl  Osboin,  Eatonford 
Bell.  Riibpri  Metciilf.  Smitlioe 
Black  Horse,  Chailes  Sturev,  Bnckrten 
Bine  Ball,  VVilli;.ra  Emeiy.  Evn.'-bury 
Bull's  Ht-ad,  Jiihn  StDry,  Cambridge  st 
Caiinnn,  Gt-orce  Hilson.  New   Ian-; 
Cheqiiers,  John  Majs,  Eynesbury 
Che(|iier.s,  William  Simons,  Eatonlbrd 
Cni  k,  John  W.^ods,  Katon  Soi-on 
Dov..,  Tliomas  Chapman,  High  st 
Falcon,  Henry  Gnibh.  Kaion  Socon 
falcon.  \Xilliam  King,  Market  place 
Fox  &  Hounds,  Siephen  IKley,  Market  pi 
George  &  L)rai.'on,JiihiiGarry,Ea'lon  Socon 
Golden  Ball.  Willwrn  Jordan.  High  st 
Halimixin,  Harriet  Palmer,  Market  place 
King's  Head,  Tin. mas  Arnold,  Soulli  st 
Nag's  Head,  Siephen  Clarke,  Fynesbury 
Mew  Inn,  Thomas  Franklin,  High  st 
OldGolden  Uall.Wm.Stratton.  Kynesbury 
Queen's  Head,  \Vm.  Franklin,  South  st 
Rose  and  Crown,  James  Andrews,  Cam- 
bridge s'reet  [Eilonford 
Rose    and    Crown,    Frederick     Perkins, 
Royal  Oak,  Ebenezer  King,  High  st 
Spreail  Eagle,  VVm.  Cliapiuan,  Buckden 
Sun,  Mary  Lucas,  Hnniingdnn  st 
Three  Tuns, Robert  Whitly,  High  st 
Viae,  Thomas  Milner,  Buckden 


VVagoii&Horses,JohnDexter,Eaton  Socon 
UheaI^h^af,  Willi.un  Liicas.  Church  st 
White  Swan.  John  Neal,  Brookside 
Wrestlers,  Charles  Munsey,  New  lane 

Retailers  of  Beer 

Baxter  Joseph,  Bncl-den 
Brfinson  Edward,  South  st 
Brown  Benjamui,  Eynesbury 
Bull  W  illiani.  Ejneshury 
t^cile  Jiisppli,  Eiiton  Socon 
Cook  William.  Huntingdon  st 
Day  Mi  liam,  Eaton  Socon 
Dees  F.dwaid.  Eynesbury 
Flint  Joseph.  Eaton  Socon 
Fiunklin  John,  Cambridge  st 
Hall  John,  Hunlingdonst 
Hall  William,  Brookside 
Havnes  Jolio,  Cambridge  road 
Holmes  Kohcit.  Buckden 
Mann  Daniel,  Bnckdi-n 
Malihe«s  Jjimes,  Eaton  Socon 
Page  Samuel,  Cambridge  st 
Peacock,  Thomas,  New  lane 
Petliler  John.  Brooksitle 
Reeden  Thomas,  Buckden 
Robinson   Wil'iam,  Russell  st 
Sale  Joseph,  Cambridge  st 
Sh»rman  William,  Huntingdon  st 
Smith  Samuel,  F.aion  Socon 
Snitcli  Thomas,  Huntingdon  st 
Taylor  William,  Eynesbury 
Toniblin  Samuel,  Cambridge  st 
Wells  Tliomas,  Huntingdon  St 
White  John,  Buckden 


TIMBER    MERCHANTS. 

See  Corn,  Coal  Sf  Timber  I\lerchnts 


TOY    DEALERS. 

Elger  John,  High  st 

Wright  Chaili  s,  Market  place 

WATCH  <Sc  CLOCK  MAKERS^ 

Claike  Johti,  M-o  ii<  t  place 
Kirhy  James.  Hiuh  st 
Paxion  Jos.  (&  gunsmith),  South  st 
Pax'on  William,  iMaiket  place 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Diimhletoii  Roheit,  Eynesbury 
Ford  Jii.iah,  Buckden 
Gainleison  I'homas,  Riisisell  st 
Joy(  e  William,  Crimbndge  st 
Morris  .losepli,  Buckden 
Renin  George,  BU' kdeit 
Tomblin  Samuel,  Cai.uiuidge  st 
We.stlev  Roheit,  Chinch  st 


Tow  good  Edward  &  Frederick,  paper 
raanufnctiirers,  St.  Neols  Mill 

Wood  Frederick  Jenkinson,  ngistrar  of 
birihs  and  deaihs,  High  street 


PLACES    or   W^ORSHIP, 

ANU  THfclK  MINISTERS. 

Saint  Mahy's  Church,  Saint  Neots  — 

Rev.  John  (ireen.  uiiar. 
Saint    M*ry's   Church,  Eynesbury — 

Rev.  William  Palmer,  rector. 
Saint  Mary's  Church. Ealon  Socon— 

Rev   Stephen  Fawcelt,  v. car. 
Saint  Mary's  Church,  Buckden— Rct. 

Henry  Sidelrotlom,  vicac. 
BAPTisTCHAPtL,Newl  ine — Rev.Georgo 

Murtell,  moiisfer. 
l.\DEPFM)ENT   C'HAPEL,  Hich   street — 

Rev.  William  R.  Lewis,  mij.isre?-. 
WEsLhYAN  CHAPELS,Huntingdon  street; 

Buckden,  and  Eaton  Socon. 


POOR    LAW^    UNION. 

WoRKHOUsi:,  Eatonlord, 
Master — Robert  Gibson. 
yWo(;oH— Sarah  Gibson. 
Schoolmistress — Anne  Gibson. 
C/iap/nin— Rev.  Charles  Tulnell. 
SHryeoji-Josepli  Rix.  [Day. 

Cieik  to  the  Board  iif  Guardians— George 


WINE    MERCHANTS. 

See  under  the  head  Spirit  Merchnts 
Miscellaneous 

Baldock   Samuel,   travelling   tea  dealer, 

Eynesbnry 
Bazeley  Chai  I's,  lace  dealer,  Church  lane 
Bewley  Thomas  Gibson,  machine  maker, 

Eynesbury  [.Vlaiket  place 

Caoldwell  &    Son,  veterinary  surgeons, 
Chess'im  Jesse,  mealinan.  High  st 
County  Court  Office,  New  Room — 

S  imuel  Day.  clerk 
Crawley  Win.  whip  maker,  Eaton  Socon 
Day   George,   siiperinlendent     registrar, 

Church  street 
Ellis  Richard,  frniteier.  High  st  [st 

Emery  Thus.  Berlin  woo!  repository.  Hiiih 
Foster  William,  fancy  repository.  High  st 
Harkness  Thomas,  travelling  tea  dealer, 

terrace  [Eynesbury 

Hubbard  TliPS.Oshorne,  matting  mnnnfr. 
Inland  Revenue  Office,  at  the  Cross 

Keys  Inn — John  Young,  supervisor 
Lovell  Tlios.  tanner  and  currier.  High  st 
M"L.aiichlen   &    Vinsen,  coach    builders, 

South  street 
Neal  John,  iishttionger,  Brookside 
PageThos.  tobacco-pipe  mkr.  Eyneshury 
Pearson  Joseph,  furniture  broker,  Cam- 
bridge street 
Rich  Robert,  parish  clerk,  Brookside 
Shrives  John,  glove  maker,  Brookside 
Sleigh  Jos.  tobicco-pipe  makr.  Russell  st 
Statioid  James,  glass  and  china  dealer, 

Market  place 
Stamp    Office,   Market  place— Emery 

and  Son,  distributers  [place 

Stokes  Thos.  eating-house  keeper,  Market 


COACHES  &  OMNIBUSES* 

To  BEDFORD. the  Union  (from  Hunting- 
don), calls  at  the  Cross  Keys  and 
Bear  Inns,  every  afiernoon  (Sunday  ex- 
cepted) at  four;  an  Omnibus  (the  Mail), 
from  the  New  Inn,  every  morning  (Sun- 
day excepted)  at  eight,  and  one  from 
the  Angel  Inn,  every  morning  at  half- 
past  nine;  all  go  through  Blunham 

To  HUNTINGDON,  die  Vnion  (from 
Bedford),  calls  at  the  Cioss  Keys  and 
Bear  Inns,  every  afternoon  (Sunday 
excepted)  at  four 

RAILWAY. 

The  nearest  Stations  to  Saint  Neots  are 
the  Huntingdon, on  the  East  Anglian 
LINE,  eight  miles  distant,  and  the  Bed- 
ford Branch  oftheLoNDON  &  Nouth 
Western, twelve  miles 

There  are  Couches  to  the  Stations  daily, 
as  noticed  above 

CARRIERS. 

To  BEDFOKD,  Charles  Gray,  from  his 
house.  High  street,  Saturday;  Thomas 
Inskip,  from  t'le  Cross  Keys.  Thursday, 
and  Susan  Wood,  from  her  house, 
Eynesbury.  Wednesday 

To  BIGGLESWADE,  Ann  Spencer,  from 
the  Cross  Key«,  Thursday 

To  CAMBRIDGE,  John  Hall,  from  his 
house,  Huntingdon  street.  Wednesday 
and  Saturday,  and  Susan  Wood,  from 
hei  house,  Eyneshury,  Tuesday  Ik  Sat. 

To  CAIVVOltTH.  William  Brown,  from 
the  Angel. Tlinrsiiny 

To  GREAT  GRANDEN,  John  Flinders, 
from  the  New  lnn,l  liursdMy 

To  HUNTING  DO  N.John  Hal  I,  from  his 
house.  High  stieet,  daily;  Jordan  and 
Islip,  froii\  their  house.  High  st,  daily 
(except  Thursday)  ;  John  CTirwain,lrom 
the  Cross  Keys,an'l  Mary  Riseley,from 
the  Falcon,  Thursday ;  and  John  Snow- 
den,  from  his  house.  Windmill  row,  Sat. 

To  KIMBOI.TON,  ChailesIhbs,fromthe 
Haifmoon,  Thursday 

To  LITTLE  STAUGHTON,  William 
Aliierman,froin  the  Hallcnoon  ,  Ephrnim 
Sanders,  from  the  New  Inn,  i.nd  Isaac 
Sanders  trom  the  Falcon,    Ihursilay 

To  PERTENHALL.  Tlos.  Mayle.from 
the  Cross  Keys,  Thursday 

To  POTTON,  Jacob  Allen,  from  the 
Angel. 'Thursday 

To  SAINT  IVES,Charles  Gray,  from  hit 
house.  High  street.  Monday 

To  SWiNESHEAD.  George  Bass  and 
Jeremiah  Pooles,  from  the  Haifmoon, 
'Thursday 

CONVEYANCE  BY  VTATER. 

To  BEDFORD,  HUNTINGDON,  WIS. 
BEACH  &  LYNN,  &  intermediatk 
PLACES,  Cox  &  Sons,  Fly  Boats,  weekly 


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3BuntmgiroitiE(f)ire« 


5Iatci*jf 


SOMERSHAM,  AND  BLUNTISHAM  WITH  EARITH. 

^OMERSHAM  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Hurst-  Somcrsl'ain— the  village  beine  siMiatrd  about  2^  miles 

ing^tone: — thevillige,  neat  au'l  sniiill.  t'oniierly  holclinjr  s.  fiPin  that  ti'Wn,  near  the  na>ipable  Ou«e,  whieh  liver 

a  market,  is  64  miles  N.  from  London  [77hy  rail),  IOe.  forms  ihe  honiulary  of  the  parish,  for  tiie  distance  of 

N.  E.  fmm  HiiMtingilon,  and5  n.  n.  e.  from  Saint  Ives;  about  three  niile>.  '  Tl  e  Dean  and  I  h  .ptcr  of  Ely  are 

situ  tted  mi  ihe  line  of  the  Eastern  Countits  railway,  in  po.'>se>siiMi  of  a  manor  liere,  for  wliicl>   th>  y   hold 

in  a  very  agreeable  and  fertile  part  of  the  county,  well  courts  occasionally.    The  parish  clmn  h  of  Saint  Mary, 

wa'ered,  and  aliuundini;  with  springs  of  rerna!kable  strnnds  midway  between  this  vill-i^e  and  the  hamlet  of 


purity,  some  of  wliich  are  said  to  possess  medicina 
pronerties.  It  was  formeilv  called  Summersinn,  and 
derived  that  name  (accordion  to  Mr.  Kaux)  from  a 
niithbouiing  hill — the  summer  camp  of  the  Koman^. 
The  foot  causeways  and  the  stone  bridae,  at  the  ex- 
tremity of  the  vilUge,  are  constantly  kept  in  ex<elleni 
repai'-,  by  means  of  the  rental  of  a  house  and  land 
bequeathed  for  that  nurpose  bv  Williatn  Harvev,  Es.|.. 
who  died  in  l.i49.  The  only  article  nianufictnred  here 
is  wicks  fill  rush-lights,  which  are  sent  in  large  quan- 
titie**  to  various  par's  of  the  kingdom. 

'I'be  paish  church  of  Saint  John  the  Baptist,  which 
stands  in  the  c<-ntre  of  th-  town,  exhiliits  i  othing  re 
niarkable  :  the  living  is  a  triple  rec'ory.  cumpiising  the 
haml  ts  of  L'olne  and  Pidley-fnui-Fenton,  att.ichid  tn 
the  Regius  Professorship  of  the  University  of  Cam- 
bridge, now  held  by  the  Kev.  Dr.  O  livant.  There  ari- 
places  of  worshij)  fir  Ua.tists  and  Wesley  ui  Metho- 
dists, and  a  public  school  con(!uc:ed  upon  the  national 
pill).  A  inaiket,  formerly  held  on  Friday,  has  ions 
ceised  to  be  obser»ed:  two  fdrs  are  maintained  on 
2.3rd  June  and  12tli  November.  The  narish  contained, 
iu  18:51.  1,402  inh.liitanis.  and  in  1841,  1,517. 

Bluntisham  is  a  parish,  in  tlie  same  hundred  as 


Eakitii,  a  chapeliy  to  Blnnti-ham  parish  :  the  living 
is  a  11  cto  y,  in  the  gittof  tlie  Bishop  of  Ely,  In  the 
church-yaid  (which  commands  an  extensive  view  of 
Cambiidgesjiiie  and  the  towers  of  Ely  caihedial),  is 
Miteried  Adiian  Liiciis — a  celebrated  pii/e-fi,ihier  and 
wiesthr,  M  ho  died  in  Ki/i  :  h  s  toml>,  which  has  br  en 
ri  paired  ai'd  b  aiitified  by  smie  gt  ntlemen  of  the 
'fancy,'  is  much  vi-ited  by  suaimers  cominu  into  tlie 
county:  it  hears  the  following  siiifinlai  insciiption— 

"  Here  lies  tlie  ruiiqiieior  conquered, — 
Viiliant  as  ever  Englan'l  bred. 
Whom  neither  art,  nor  steel,  nor  strength 
Could  e'er  subdue,  till  death  at  lentth 
Tinew  liirn  on  Ids  back  ;  and  here  be  lies, 
In  hopes  here.ilter  to  arise." 

There  are  places  of  worOiip  for  Baptists,  theSoci'  ty  of 
Friends  and  Methodists.  The  poor  are  benefited  by 
-ewrd  benefaction^  periodically  di»tiil>iiied :  and  ihe 
instruction  of  the  humbler  cla-s  of  i  hildren  is  piovided 
for  in  two  oi  three  imhlic  scho(ds  within  tlie  paiish. 
Hairs,  chiefly  for  cattle  and  hor^e*,  are  held  at  tariih, 
in  the  months  of  May,  July  and  August.  The  parish 
of  Blunti^ham  witli  Faiit  '  contained  in  IS^Jl,  1,381 
inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  1,457. 
POST  O  ICE,  SoMERSHAM,  Diiiali  Cox,  Post  Mistresn. — Lefers  from  London  and  all  part* 
arrive  (from  Saint  Ives',,  every  morninit  at  half-pa>te'ght,  and  aie  despatched  at  lialf-past  five  in  the  evening,. 


GENTRY    AND    CLERGY. 

Bailies  Rev.  Edward,  Blimtishrtin 
Clirksoii  Rev.  Thomas,  Somersham 
Lavender  Mrs.  Anne,  Somersham 
Leiuh  Thomas,  Esq.  Earith 
IMaltmaii  Miss  Ann,  K^rith 
Ollivant  Rev.  Alfred,  d.  D  ,  Rectory, 

Somersham 
Orbell  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Somersham 
Orriss  Rev.  William,  Somersham 
Roy-ton  Mrs  Lu^y,  Somer^liam 
Simmons  .\!i-s  Mary,  Bliiiitisham 
Simmons  Rev.  John,  Colne 
Tehbuit  Mrs.  Matthew,  Blunti-ham 
Vi|)an    Walter,    Esq.    Hermitage 

House,  Earith 
Williamson  Mr. Samuel, Somersham 
Wilson  Mr.  John  Oakes,Somersh  nu 
ACADEMIES    AND    SCHOOLS. 

BHmsii  School,    Binnti-ham 

Marv  Willis,  mistress 
British  School,  Eaiiih — George 

Peksh  r,  iiMsti  r 
Free  School,  Bluuiisham — Henry 

linker,  master 
Infants'    School,    Earith — Mary 

Kitchen,  mist'e-s 
National  School,  Somersham — 

Will  am    John    Flack,    master; 

Chailotte  Flack,  misiress 
Pocock    Ann    (boarding   and   day), 

Somersham 
Wilson  Hnniet  ^day),  Somersham 

BAKERS    &   FLOUR    DEALERS. 

lieniiett  Newinan,  Someisham 
Felce  William,  Somersham 
Freeman  S->iniiel,  Someisham 
Goode  Benjamin,  Earith 
Goode  Ua>iil,  Bliinti>hain 
Gfiss  .loi'n,  .Somersham 
Hatfii  Id  John,  Soiner-ham 
Humiihiey  Wi  liam,  Eaiith 
Key  Henry,  Eauth 
Lee  Jidiii,  IJIiintisham 

BLACKSMITHS. 
Butt  her  James,  Hluntisharu 
I>enton  John,  Soiueishaia 

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FitchJoseph  (&  farrier), Somersham 
Lambert  .'olin,  Eariii 
Poitington  William,  Enith 
Seijeaiit  Joseph,  Somersham 
VVeston  James,  Eaiith 

BOOT    AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 

BelMgue  Daniel,  Earith 
Behaeue  William,  Somersham 
Bignall  John,  liUmti.^htm 
Gianuer  James,  Earith 
John-on  Henry,  BInntisham 
Lovell  Skinner,  Blnnti^hani 
Murphey  Frederick,  Somersham 
Robinson  Ephiaim,  Blumisliam 
Saint  Samuel,  Somersham 
Tall  William.  BInntisham 

BRICKLAYERS  &  PLASTRERS. 

It'hott  James,  Someisham 
WhittlesCH  Joseph,  Somersham 
Whitllesea  Robeit,  BInniisham 

BUTCHERS. 

Blacklev  John,  Buitisham 
Blake  Benjamin  Ljnes,  Somersham 
Dirln  Charles,  Someisl'am 
Easton  James.  Someisham 
Easfon  Saiah  (p'lk),  Somersham 
Etty  Robert,  Eaiith 
Feaiev  Robeit.  Eaiith 
Green  .lame*,  I'idley 
Humphreys  John,  Earith 
Papwoith  U  illiam,  Somersham 
Royston  Willi, im,  .Somer-ham 
Wheaton  Danii  1,  Eariih 
Whcaion  Roheri,  BInntisham 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 

Jackson  ,loiii),  Eaiith  [Earith 

Jewson  John  Wilson  (and  timber), 
Knights  'i'hos  jiin.  [k  corn),  Earith 

FARMERS. 

Bailey  Geoijie,  Sonieisliam 
I  Bailow  Rolieit,  Somersham 
1  Brown  .lolin,  Eaiith 
I  BiovMi  John  Aaron,  Earith 
I  Brown  Rich. lid,  ICaiith 
I  Brown  .Snmuel,  HoUwood 
I  Cousins  James,  Bluntisham 


Daintry  Robert,  Fenfon 
Darby  Wil  i^m   Somersham 
Ekms  Walter,  Pidley 
Ekins  W'alier,  St.  Ive*  road 
Ekh  s  Walter,  juii.  Woodhurst 
F' arey  Steidien,  BInntisham 
Godfiev  Mary,  Blniiti  ham 
Li  eds  Thomas,  Somei  sham 
Ma'-on  Ibbott,  Somer-ham 
Mo-eley  Robi  rt,  Somersliam 
Moseley  Thomas,  Someisham 
Nix  Matthew,  Wisluaeh  road 
Nx  Thomas,  Holywood 
Parsons  Tobias,  Somersham 
Potts  Carter,  Somersham 
P>eit  Lot,  Pidley 
Tebliutt  Charles,  Bluntisham 
Vile  John,  Pidley 
Warner  Charles,  Somersham 
Wheatson  Kobeit,  l''nnti.si  am 

FIRE,    &c.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

British    flniPiRE,   James    Wiles, 

Son  ershani 
RovAL  Exchange,  William  Pettit 

Wilson,  Somersliam 
GROCERS,       DRAPERS,      AND 

DEALERS    IN    SUNDRIES. 
Bluff  Mai  V.  Somei'-ham 
Christmas  Robeit.  Bluntisham 
Fail  Thomas,  Earith 
Flavel  James,  Earith 
Govs  John,  Someisham 
Holmes  TliMin  'S,  Eaiith 
Ihhoti  William,  Somershani 
Kinij  Joseph,  Earith 
Masse  y  Jidin,  Sonnrsliam 
Pedley  Bailow,  Soiuersham 
Swannell  Peter  Ha't,  Earith 
Tehliu't  Will  am,  Blunti-lMiu 
Wiles  James,  ,Soinersham 
Wilson  William  Pettit,  Somersham 
Woo'linff  Thoma~,  Somersliam 

INNS    AND    PUBLIC   HOUSES. 

A;<Bel,  William  Miii|)liy,  Eariih 
Black  Bull,  Jas. Watson, Somersham 
i  Black  Bull,  VVm.  Jackson,  Eaiith 


IBirectorp. 


SOMERSHAiM,  &c.        ?^unttngt(Ott0j[)tr£. 


Crown,  Joliii  Butcher,  Earitli 
Cnivvii  aiifl  Punch    BmwI,  Thomas 

Dickens,  Sunieishaiu 
Gtorge    Inn    (coinnieicial),    Keffad 

Liitt,  Sonit-rsliani  [Eariili 

Geiiige&  Dragon,  Sarah  Ast wood, 
Retl  Cow,  ThoiL-as  Kfy,Soiiier.shani 
Rose  and  Ciovvn  Inn  (commercial), 

Joiiii  B.idgi-r,  Soniersliam 
Rose  and  Clown,  William  Hol'Ien, 

Klnntisiiam  f.^ha'n 

Royal  Oak,  William  Webb.  B'lunii- 
VVIiite  Horse,  HenryWrattei),  Blun- 

tisliani  [>liani 

Wliiie  Swan,  Jdhn  Wehb,  Bluuti- 

Retailers  of  Beer- 
Aspinall  Wiiiiain,  Soint-rsliam 
Bedford  Ji.hii,  Eaiitli 
Butcher  iMary,  Blnnti-hani 
Cannon  John,  iiiuntisham 
Etty  Bob  rt,  Earith 
Kinkier  Janie-,  Somtrsham 
Hoiditch  John,  So>ii>  r>ham 
Kimnson  VViilintn,  Somersiiam 
Ol'irteld  John,  SomcrsliHm 
Poitington  VVilliani,  Earith 
Russed  SaniMcl,  Earith 
Skerles  Wiliiam,  Somershani 
Sp  lags  Th.Mna",  Somcrsham 
Tayli.i-  Willimn,  Earith 
Viies  John,  Sonieishani 
Whe.ilon  Jolin,  Soinersham 
Woods  Kichaid,  Sonieishrtni 

JOINERS   AND    CARPENTERS. 

lb  ott  FiaiK  is  ^and  catdnet maker), 

Sonit-rshain 
Kint;  Josepli,  Earith 
Ri<  hards  John,  Blnniisham 
Warn)>ley Joseph,  Eariih 
Watson  bai'iel,  Soin-  isliam 

LAND    SURVEYORS. 

Brigns  Joseph,  Somershaui 
Jackson  Jo>eph,  Eariih 
Muiphev  Ku'deiick    Somtrsham 
Womersley  John,  Earith 


IVIILLERS. 

Gnode  David,  Bluntisham 
Hatfield  Jolm,  Somersham 
Ibbott  William,  Somershani 

MILLINERS    AND    DRESS 
MAKERS. 

Bull  Elizabeth.  Somersham 

S.  rjiant  Mnry  Anne,  Somersham 

Spriggs  Mary,  Somershani 

PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS,    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Ellwood  William,  Somersham 
Giound  Thomas,  Somersham 

RUSH  DEALERS. 
Gnnlon  Jani'  s,  Somer-hani 
Marriugton  Bobrit,  Somersham 

SADDLERS. 
Charter  Rich  id,  Somersham 
Maisli  Jiilin.  Soniersiirtm 

STRA^V   BONNET    MAKERS. 
Pigoit  iMaitha,  Som-rsliam 
Squires  Sarah,  Bluntisham 

SURGEONS. 

Brickwell  Henry,  Somt-rsham 
Edmonds  Chas.  Joseph, Bluntisham 

TAILORS. 
Ridwt  11  Samuel,  Karith 
Blake  Jnmes,  Earitli 
Briag*  Jo^rph,  Somersham 
Mai  tin  John,  Somershani 
Meidows  Wni.Loveday.  Bluntisham 
Mitchell  Henry,  Sotnei^ham 
Pigott  l-oien/o,  Somersham 
Robinson  Nathaniel,  Eaiith 
AVHEELWRIGHTS. 

Collingwciod  John,  Eaiith 
Smith  John,  Somei'sham 
Wheatley  John,  Blnniisham 

Miscellaneous- 

Bares   Charles,   chemist    and  stationer, 

Sornfrsliatu 
brown  John,  brewer  and  maititer,  Earith 
Ha  rison  Mitchell,  basket  maker.  Earith 
Holmes  Tlinmas,  confectioner.  Earith 


Killinsworth  John,  boatwright,  Earith 
Leake  J  no.velerinarysuryeoii, Somersham 
Marshall  William,  registrar  of  bnlhs  and 

deaths,  BluKti:<ham 
Miissry  John,  bra«ier,  Sdmershim 
Palmer  Henry,  cooper,  Somersham 
Peaks  Villiain,  horse  deah  r,   Somersham 
Potto  I'arter,  auctioneer,  Somersham 
1  ippine  Ashton.  hairdo sser,  Somersham 
Viptin  Edwd.  Joseph,!lItorney,^omersbam 
W  ebb  John,  hair  dresser,  Bluntisham 
Wiles  James,  bookseller  &  stationer,  and 

superimendenl  registrar,  Somersham 
Wilson Thomas,watch  maker,  Somersham 


PLACES    OP   IVOHSHIP, 

and  their  ministers. 

Saint  John  thk  Baptist  Chdrch, 
Somersham — Rev.  Dr.  Allred  Ollivant, 
rector. 

Saint  Vary's  Chdrch,  Bluntisham — 
Rev.  Edward  Baines,  rettor. 

Baptist  Chapel, Somersham, Rev.  Wm. 
Ovriss  [Simmons 

Baptist  Chapel  Bluntisham— RevJohn 

Friends'  \l£ETiNG  House,  Earith 

Wesleyan  Methodist  Chapels,  So- 
mersham and  Karith.  [tisham 

Primitive  Methodist  Chapel,  Blun- 


CONVEYANCE    BY    BAILWTAY. 

«>N    THE    EASTERN    C(JUNTIES     LINE. 
Station  contiguous  to  Somersh:im— John 
Edward  tiev/ii:a.n, station  master 

CARRIERS. 

To  SAINT  IVES.  Thomas  Woodrufl, 
trom  the  Rose  and  Crown,  Monday, 
Wednesday  and  Friday;  and  Sarah 
EaiOM,from  the  George,  Monday 

To  WARBOYS,  John  Webb,  from  the 
Railway  Station,  Monday,  Wednesday 
and  Fiiday 

CONVEYANCE  BY  WATER. 

To  WISBEACH.  LYNN,  HUNTJNG-^ 
DON  and  BEDFORD,  Fly  Boats  Irom 
Earith,  weekly 


Y. 


YAXLEY  AND  STILTON. 


AXLEY  is  a  parish,  in  the  hundred  of  Norman  ,  tKmage  of  the  Crown  :  'the  Rev.  Charles  Lee  is  the 
Cros.s — till- village,  foimerlya  niarkft  tfiwii, is  "3  miles  i  present  inrnmbtnt.  The  Unitaiians  and  Wesleyan 
N.  by  \v.  from  London,  14  n.  by  w.  from  Hnntingdon,  ;  Methodists  liave  each  a  i>lace  of  woiship,  and  there 
12  N.w.  from  R-rtinsev,  and  4  s.  from  the  Peti  rboioni;h  is  a  free  school  endowed  by  Jane  Proby,  in  1712.  A 
sta  ion  on  the  London  and  North  Western  laiUvny,  at  fnir  is  hi-M  on  Holy  Thrir-day,  for  cattle.  The  popu- 
its  junction  with  the  East  .•\iiiilian  and  Git-at  Northern  Iriticm  of  the  parish  in  1831,  was  1,140,  and  in  1841, 
lines.  The  village,  which  i^  large  and  irreuularlv  built,    1,211. 

exhibits  nothing  ih  servine  of  particular  notice  but  its  j  Stilton  parish  is  in  the  same  hnndrcd  as  Yaxley — 
chuich  and  Whittlesny  Mere — the  latter  situated  a  the  village  being  situated  about  3  miles  s.s.w.  from 
short  disiaiK  e  to  the  east,  is  one  of  the  most  extensive  that  village  on  the  Huntingdon  road,  and  on  the  Ro- 
sheets  of  water  in  the  kingdom;  it  covers  a  surface  nian  Ermin-street.  'rhoogh  now  of  but  roinpaiative 
six  miles  in  length  and  three  in  breadth,  and  alionnds  insigniticance,  it  was  formerly  a  maiket  town,  and  well 
with  fish.  The  neighbom  lio^d  produi'es  asieat  qiiaii-  frequented.  Stilton  gives  name  to  the  famous  cheese 
tity  of  >edges  and  reeds,  in  the  prep.iration  of  which  so  called,  of  which  considerable  quantties  are  sold 
nianv  persons  find  etnplo\ment.  I  here,    although  it  is  made  in  the  neiiihbourhood   of 

The  (hutch,  dedicated  to  Saint  Peter,  standing  on  an  Melton  Mowlnviy.  Leicestershire.  The- plact-s  of  wor- 
ele  a'ion,  at  the  western  extremity  of  the  town,  is  a  ship  are  the  parish  church  of  Samt  Mary,  and  a  Wes- 
hanrtsonie  bnildini;,  piincipilly  in  the  later  style  of  leyan  chapel.  The  livint:  of  Stilton  is  a  rectory,  in  the 
Knulish  aichitectnie,  with  a  tower  surmounted  by  an  gift  of  the  Bishop  of  Liiuoln  ;  the  Rev.  James  Sber- 
eleaant  spire,  ciockettfd  and  supported  bv  flviiig  but-  latd  is  the  present  n  ctor.  The  parish  contained  iu 
tresses:  the  livinu  is  a  dischaiged  vicarane,  in  the  pa-    1831,  793  inhabitants,  nnd  in  1841,  817. 

POST    OFFICE,  Stilton,  Charles  Stokes,  Po^t  il/OT^f-r.— Letters  from  London  and  all  parts  arrive 
every  momina  at  f  mr,  aad  are  despatched  at  five  minutes  past  nine  at  night. 


GENTRY    AND    CLERGY. 

Chapptll  Rev   John,  Yrixley 
Franey  John,  Ks<|.  Nfirman  Cross 
Freeman  Rev.Henrv,  Norman  Cro«s 
Heathcote  John,  E^q.  Connington 

Castle 
K  lly  Major  VVtn.,  Normau  Cottage 
Lee  Rev.  Charles,  Yaxley 
Newton  Mis.  Mary,  Yaxley 
Shoiraid  Rev.  Samuel,  Stilton 
Smith  William,  E^q.  Stilton 
Wells  Win. Esq.  Holme  VVood  House 
Worthingiou  Mr.  William,  Stilton 


ACi) DEMIES  AND    SCHOOLS. 

Barker  H<niy,  Stilton 

Diage  Kredeiick  Bt-eton,  Stilton 

Free    School,    YaxJey Henry 

Brodeiick,  master  ;  Elizabeth 
Martin,  mistress 

National  School,  Stilton — Eliza- 
beth Blacksbaw,  mistress 

BAKERS. 

Barley  Thoma>,  Yaxley 
Loweth  Robert,  Y'Xley 
Mankell  Charles,  Yaxley 
Setchell  Thomas,  Yaxley 


Tesloff  John,  S'iltoti 
Waite  Thomas,  Y^sley 
Wilson  Matthew,  Stilton 
Wood  Henry,  Stilton 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Glithro  \\  iiliam,  Yaxley 

Goude  William,  Yaxley 

Hen-rm   'I'honias  &  Charles    (and 

whitesmiih),  Yaxley 
Pashley  John,  Siilion 
Tarry  Joseph,  Stilton 
Tayliir  William.  Holme 
Wajd  John,  Stilton 

19 


^later'^ 


YAXLEY,  &c» 


IBtrcrlorp, 


BOOT    AND    SHOB    MAKERS 

Bates  William.  Yaxley 
Bee-on  .ImIiii,  Stil>..n 
B.U  Ti'oiiias,  Yaxley 
Bell  Willi. m.  Yaxley 
Cliamb-'s  'I'lioinas,  Stilton 
Linton  fieo'gc,  Noriuaii  Cross 
ISIaiiii  Junes,  Yaxl'^y 
Neail  Richard,  Siiiton 
Neai  Jatob,  St'ltitn 
Staneer  .loliii,  Yaxley 
Storey  Joseph,  Yasley 

BUTCHERS. 

Blacknnn  Unsh,  V -xley 

BUi  lunan  John.  Vaxley 

Grei;<irv  Ann,  Stilton 

Gregory  William,  Stilton 

Markley  .lolm,  Yaxley 

Perkin- Jiist-ph,  Yaxlev 

Setchell  Thomas,  Yixley  1 

Wells  Cliarie-,  Sti  ton 

FARMERS. 

Bird  John,  Yaxlev 
Drake  John,  Yasley 
Faux  Kdwaid,  Y  ixley 
Frux  Jtdiii.  Yaxley 
Faux  Robeit,  Yaxley 
Fianey  Stephen,  Yaxley 
Hill  John.  Yaxley 
Hod^on  Samnel,  Holme 
Knighton  William,  Stilton 
Nich.dls  William,  Yaxley 
Skeltoii  Robert,  Holme  priory 
Smalley  Ge  >rge.  Holme 
Stoke^  Johii,  Sti'kes"  hiidae 
Wliiteheaii  Robert.  Holme 
Wood  Charle«,  Stilion 
Woriirmuion  James.  Stilton 

FIRE,   etc.  OFFICE    AGENTS. 
Crown  (life),  Chas.  Stokes,  Stilton 
RoYAt  KxcHANGE,  Fiedeiick  Bee- 
ton  Dran'-,  S  ilion 
United  Kingdom  (life),   Charles 

Stokes,  Stilton 
GROCERS   AND    DEALERS    IN 

SUNDRIES. 
Rl.ckwell  Rohert,  Yaxley 
B  ackwell  Wiluam,  Yaxley 

Bond  John,  Y.ixley 
Cook  Stmuel,  Yaxley 

Debro)  Jacob.  Yaxley 

Diage  John,  Siiltou 


Fletcher  Ann.  Stilion 
Hewardine  Anne.  Stilton 
Loweth  Robert,  Yaxhy 
.\l\ott  John.  Yaxlev 
Pen'nt-y  W'Uiam,  Stilton 
Setchell  'I'liomas,  Y  ^xley 
Thomas  Sainml  Chtrle.-i,  Yaxley 
Walpole  Maiy,  Sii'ton 
Wil-on  .\laria,  Stilton 
INNS    6t    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

AiiL'el    (.(lid   posting   itouse),   John 

Ward,  Stii'Oii 
Bell.  Tiiotnas  Mariiott,  Yaxley 
liell,  Wiliiain  Gieaoiv,  Stilton 
Ciiiqufis,  Joseph  Stevens,  Y.ixley 
Crown   and    Woidpack,    'i'lioinas 

Jenkins,  Coniiiniit'Mi  lane 
GemL'e,  Giorue  Raunion,  Yaxley 
Georg's  Charles  Woo.l.  Siil'on 
New  Inn,  Jas.Heniy,  Norman  Cross 
Uecrniiing  Seijeant',  Geoige  Rovvell, 

Yaxlev 
Talbot,  Elizabeth  Habert,  Stilton 
Thi  e.  Horse  Shots, William  Gliihro, 

Yaxley 
Whittlesca  Yacht,  Jno.Coles. Holme 
William  IV,  Thomas  Cox.  Y'axley 

Retailers  of  Beer. 
Blackmail  Robert,  Yaxley 
Bond  John,  Yaxhy 
C'.arham  John,  Yaxley 
Lilley  Da»id,  YaxI'y 
Robinson  John,  Stilton 
Ronin«f>ii  Samn'd.  Stilton 
San'lly  Samnel,  Yaxley 
Tariy  Joseph.  Stiltcm 

JOINERS. 

Green  Geo.iand  milivviight),Yaxley 
Green  Heiirv.  Yaxlev 
Richardson  &  Scm,  Yaxley 

LINEN  et  VirOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

Fleti  her  Charle-,  Stilton 
G(  mi  'I'iinothv,  Stiton 

I  MALTSTERS. 

Haheit  Kiizab  th.  Stilton 
Waite  'I'lioinas,  Yaxley 

MILLERS. 

Loweth  Robert,  Yaxley 
Waiie  Thomas,  Yaxhy 

PAINTERS    6i    GLAZIERS. 

Smith  K'lward,  Stilton 
Wise  John,  Yasky 


SADDLERS. 

S»rifk«on  Roiiot,  Y.ixley 
Strickson  Wil  iam.  Stilton 

SURGEONS. 

Gactes  William.  Yaxley 

01  ver  Heniy,  Stilton 

Wright  Thomas  Gregory,  Stilton 

TAILORS. 

Allen  John,  Stilton 
Glithio  Francis,  Y'axley 
Kiiby  Jame-,  Yaxley 
iloie^  Ivl^ard,  Stilton 
Rowell  li.iijamin,  Yaxley 
M  scellaneous 
Bnrker  Heniy,  dnigsist,  Slilton 
Broad  Mary  &  Susannah,  dress  maker*, 
Slilton  ["Siilloii 

Chambers    Marv,    slravir   bonnet    maker, 
Colfs  John,  reed  mercliant,  Yaxley 
Crewe  Kdaard.  cooper,  Sliltim     [Stilion 
nra?e  John,  re^islrai-  of  births  &  death*. 
Fair  Joseph,  cooper,  Yaxlev 
Henson  William,  whitesmith,  Stilton 
Hewardine  George,  wateli  maker,  Stilton 
Lenlon  George,  wlieelwrishi,  Milton 
iMarkley  Kichard.  t.rickla>er.  Slilton 
Marliii  Isanc.  hair  dresser,  Siilion 
Mitchell  Heniy,  bricklayer,  Stilion 
Quiiicey  Christmas,  gardener.  Yaxley 
Richard.son  &  Son,  wheelwrights,  Vaxley 
Risl  John.traidener,  Y.ixley 
Stanger  Charbale.  dress  maker.  Yaxley 
Stori-y  Eliz.  straw  botinet  mauer,  Y'axley 
Waite  Themes,  brewer,  Yaxley 
Whittaker  George, glover,  Stilion 


RAILV^TAY. 

The  nearest  Slalion  to  Yaxley  is  the 
Prterbdrodgh,  on  llie  London  AND 
North  Wi-stkrn  line,  4  miles  k. — 
This  Station  communicates  wi  h  the 
EastAni;lian&  thelirealNMrlhern  linen. 
ThenextSttiionsareat  WhiTTLESfT, 
ten  miles  <listaiii,  and  Huntingdon, 
fourteen  miles 

CARRIERS. 

To  HUNTINGDON,  William  Valentine 
from  the  Bell  and  the  Geiirse,  Saturday 

To  OUNDLP.,  Edward  Yeomun,  from 
the  Uell,l'linr.sday 

To  PF.TERROUOUGH.JohnGoodman, 
John  Habart,Rol>ert  Hiipack  &  «  illiam 
Valentine,  t'limi  the  Bell.&  tlie  Geome, 
and  Edward  Yeoman,  frona  the  Bell,ali 
on  Saturday 


-OM- 


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NORFOLK 


Jl  S  a  maritime  county,  compriMiigone  of  the  finest  and  most  important  districts  in  this  island  :  it  is  terminated 
on  the  north  and  north-east  by  the  German  Ocean  ;  itn  tin-  south,  and  for  a  short  distaiKe  on  the  south-east, 
hy  the  ouiity  of  Suffolk  ;  on  the  west  by  the  Lincolnshire  Wa>h(s,  and  by  pnrt  of  Lincolnshiie  and  Cam- 
b'riilgf shire.  It  is  almost  entirely  insulated  by  tlie  >ea  and  by  thf  rivers,  which  latter  foiin  its  internal  boun- 
dary. Its  tigure  is  very  compact,  presenting  an  almost  unbroken  convexity  to  the  ocean,  and  a  curve  somewhat 
indenteil  to  the  land— thus  nearly  forming  an  oval,  of  which  -the  diameier  from  north  to  south  is  forty-five 
miles,  and  that  fmm  f-ast  to  west  abcnit  seventy;  its  circumference  is  about  one  hundred  and  seventy  miles, 
enclosing  an  area  of  2,024  square  miles,  or  1,295,360  statute  acres.  In  size  it  ranks  as  the  fourth  Knglish 
county,  atid  in  population  as  the  tenth. 

Name  and  early  history. — This  county  derives  its  name  from  the  Saxons,  it  forming  the  northern 
district  of  East  Anglia,  arrd  having  the  Saxon  compound  North  fok,  signifying  the  '  northern  people,'  or  the 
'nortiiern  folk.'  In  the  time  of  the  Romans  it  formed  a  part  of  that  v^arlil;e  king<1om  of  the  anci<-nt  Britons, 
the  Cenomannii,  a  triiie  of  the  Icennii.  Tne  Romans  found  in  the  aboriginal  inhabitants  of  this  cminty  a  race 
of  heroes  who  spumed  the  idea  of  captivity,  and  who,  with  the  illustrious  queen  Boadicea  at  their  luad,  de- 
feated their  proud  and  cruel  oppressors,  and  maile  a  horrible  carnaue  among  their  troops  ;  the  unfortunate  se- 
quel, with  the  subjugation  of  Die  ill-fated  Bi  items,  and  the  abandonn)ent  by  them  of  their  ancient  province  to 
their  conquerors,  are  too  well  known  to  require  if  petition.  The  geographical  position  of  Norfolk,  with  re- 
ference to  Denmaik,  la  d  its  co.ist  open  to  the  liaibaious  incursions  of  the  Danes;  and  Sweyn,  King  of  Den- 
mark, availed  himself  of  this  facility  to  at'etme  the  tieacherous  massacre  of  his  peoiile  tiy  Kthelied  H  ;  he 
landed  on  the  coast,  and,  marching  his  troops  into  the  interior,  burnt  the  cities  of  Norwich  and  Thi  tford.  In 
the  reign  of  William  Rnfus,  Roger  Bigod,  Earl  of  Noifolk,  taking  j)art  with  Robert,  DnUe  ot  Normandy, 
against  William,  Norfolk  sustained  great  devastation  in  the  conflicts  tliat  ensued.  In  the  reign  of  Richard  II, 
durii  gthe  lehellion  headed  by  Jack  Straw  and  Wat  Tyler,  the  standaids  of  these  leaders  were  joined  bv  nu- 
merous of  the  lower  oiders  in  this  county,  and  Norwich  was  invested  by  the  insurgents;  but  they  dis|)ersed 
upon  the  capture  and  condemtiation  of  their  leader.  When  Lambeit  Sminell,  counterfeited  the  person  of 
Edward  Plantagem  t,  and  as  siuh  was  crowned  in  Dublin,  Henry  VII.  went  in  person  ihrouiih  the  counties  of 
Suffolk  and  Norfolk,  and  kept  his  Chiistiuas  at  Norwich.  In  the  reign  of  Edwod  \'l,  at  the  era  of  the  Re- 
forniacioo,  a  ilauiieiousatid  alarming  insurrection  broke  out  in  Norfolk,  conducted  hy  Ket,  a  tanner,  of  Nor- 
wich; the  pretext  for  this  lebellion  was  the  dissolution  of  the  monasteries  and  the  alienation  of  the  church 
lands.  Ket  acted  as  supreme  administrator  of  affairs,  and,  being  seated  under  a  stately  oak  in  the  vicinity  of 
Norwich  (since  desianated  '  the  Oak  of  Refoi mation'),  he  issued  his  decrees  with  all  the  authoi  iiy  u(  a  sove- 
nign  dictator  ;  John  Dudley .  Earl  of  Warwick,  afterwaids  Dnke  of  Noithumberland,  soon,  however,  marched 
against  the  insurgents,  and  easily  dispersed  them — Robert  Ket  was  hung  in  chains,  on  the  walls  of  Norwich 
castle.  At  the  commencement  of  the  ci-ii  war  Norfolk  took  an  active  part  against  tholes,  ami  at  no  period 
of  the  struggle  did  the  royal  forces  obtain  mnch  advantage  in  the  county  ;  Lynn,  it  is  true,  was  at  first  taken 
possession  of  by  the  king's  adherents,  but  it  was  quickly  besiiged  and  taken  by  the  Kail  of  Manchester's  troops. 

Si;rface  an  I  soil,  climate  and  produce — The  face  of  the  county  of  Norfolk  «aries  less  than  in  most 
tracts  of  equal  extent  in  the  kingdom  :  not  a  single  hill  of  mure  than  moderate  height  is  to  be  seen,  but  its 
surface,  is  in  many  parts,  broken  into  gentle  undulations,  the  hills  and  valleys  being  diversified  by  wowd.s, 
copnicts,  hedge-rows  and  plantations.  In  some  paits  the  hedge-rows  abound  with  trees,  which  at  a  distance 
have  the  appearance  of  extensive  woods  ;  but  in  others,  the  great  expanse  of  heaihand  bare  unenclosed  land, 
has  a  dreary  aspect,  especially  on  the  sonih-westein  side  of  the  county.  The  soil  of  the  county  is  known  to 
have  a  grciter  variety  in  it  than  is  found  in  any  other  in  England,  and  may  be  separated  into  five  sorts  or 
qiialiiies.  The  dsinct  round  Norwich  consists  of  a  sandy  loam,  and  also  of  stiff  wet  land,  composed  of  a 
mixture  of  sand  and  liay  ;  and  to  the  west  and  nonh-west  of  the  city  a  light  sandy  ground  prevails.  Marsh 
land  may  be  considered  a  lifth  district  by  iiS'lf,  consisting  of  ooze,  formed  by  d.  po-itions  from  the  sea.  There 
arelartie  tracts  of  swampy  uround  in  the  vicinity  of  Lodham,  frequently  innndatsd  by  land-floods,  and  produ- 
cing little  else  than  ^edgeami  n  eds.  Several  lif  the  wetern  hund'eds,  from  Tin  tford  northwards,  are  open 
and  bare,  consisting  of  extensive  heaths,  having  a  light  sandy  or  gravelly  soil.  In  the  south-westernmost  part 
of  the  county  is  an  extensive  tract  of  level  land,  forming  part  of  the  gr.  at  fenny  district,  which  also  includes 
large  piotions  of  the  coun'ies  of  Suffolk,  Cambridge,  Huntingdon,  Norihampton  and  Lincoln.  The  district 
called  Marshlan',  is  one  of  the  richest  in  the  kingdom  ;  it  extends  also  into  Lincolnshire,  and  forms  an  im- 
mense sali-marsli.  The  climate  of  the  county,  allowing  for  its  cimtiguity  to  the  ocean,  and  its  particular 
exposure  to  north  and  north-east  winds,  is  moie  healthful,  serene  and  mild,  than  might  be  expected.  The 
inhabitants  nea'  the  coast  are  sometimes  afflicted  with  ague:  with  the  exception  of  this  disease,  which  is  not 
so  prevalent  in  the  interior  of  the  county,  tin  air  of  Noifolk  is  highly  salubi ions  and  plea.sant.  Although  by 
nature  sterile,  superior  cultiv  ation  has  rendered  Noi  folk  one  of  the  most  productive  counties  in  the  kingdom. 
Its  agricultural  produce  comprises  iill  sorts  of  grain  in  abundance,  and  na'ural  grasses;  peas,  beans, 
vetches,  cole-.seed,  clovers  and  other  artificial  grasses  ;  buriiet,  cock-foot,  chiccory,  cabbages,  mangel-wurzel, 
lucerne,  carrots  and  potaioes— it  isoniy  of  late  years  that  the  latter  valuable  root  has  been  adopted  as  a  field- 
course.  Among  irrtgiilar  crops  maybe  included  mustaid;  saffron,  likewise,  is  grown  in  many  parts;  flax 
is  cultivated  about  Downham,  and  lump  near  Old  Bnckenham.  By  the  patriotic  exertions  and  laudable  ex- 
ample of  the  late  Earl  of  Leicister,  every  modern  improvement  in'agriculmre  is  fairly  and  e.Npeiimentally 
laid  open  to  the  whole  countv.  'Ihe  fenny  distiicts  supply  great  quantities  of  butier,  which  is  commonly 
sent  to  London,  under  the  nrnie  of  Tambiirlge'  butter.  The  arable  lands  form  about  two-thirds  of  the  entire 
^•ountv.  Kiom  the  prevailing  system  being  arable,  the  grass  lands,  perhaps,  have  been  too  generally  neghcten, 
though  some  have  been  greatly  improved  bv  the  practice  of  marling,  and  by  nnder  draining.  The  quantity  of 
npland.  meadow;and  pasture,  has  heen  estimated  at  about  127,000  acres;  and  that  of  the  marsh  lands  at  some- 
what above  6;i,000.  The  manuures  emiiloyed  are  various;  a  great  proportion  of  manure  and  river  pro- 
duction. At  Wallington,  is  a  lemaikable  bed  of  oyster-shel's,  extending  for  ten  miles  in  the  sea  mud, 
from  which  the  (arm'ers  in  the  neit-hhom  hooil  obtain  a  great  quantity  for  their  lands.  The  '■beep  are  a  hardy, 
active  and  rather  small  breed,  much  valued  for  their  mutton;  and  innumerable  Scotch  and  other  beasts  are 
fattened  for  the  metropolitan  and  home  markets.  A  peculiar  custom  exists  in  Norfolk,  respecting  the  grazing 
of  sheep  on  commonable  lands— which  i.s,  that  the  lord  (as  he  is  called)  of  every  township  oiders  how  many 
and  what  sort  of  sheep  the  people  shall  have,  wheie  the  walks  shall  be  fixed,  both  in  summer aii(l_  winter,  on 
what  spots  they  shall  be  fohled,  and  how  they  shall  be  driven  from  place  to  place.  One  of  the  richest  tracts 
of  grazing  land'  in  the  county,  is  the  maishv  district,  lying  to  the  south  of  Lynn.  Of  the  cattle,  the  native 
cow,  is  of  small  size ;  those  fed  for  the  market  are  chiefly  brought  from  Scotland.  The  horses,^  native  or 
cross,  are  a  hardy  nnd  active  race,  well  adapted  for  the  purposes  of  husbandry  and  the  road.  Turkies  are 
reared  here  to  a  larger  size  than  in  any  other  o-uirty  in  England,  and  form  an  article  of  considerable  profit  to 
the  smaller  farme'-s ;  they  are  much  esteemed  in  London,  and  bring  very  high  prices,  particularly  about  the 
festive  season  of  Christmas,  at  which  period  immense  numbers  are  forwarded  to  the  capital.    Rabbits  are 

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extreraeiy  numerous  on  the  sandy  heaths;  and  game  of  all  kinds  abounds  throughout  the  county,  especially 
pheasants,  which  are  i)red  and  preserved  to  sucli  an  extent  as  to  prove  a  fjreiitaiinoyanfe  to  the  Cirniei-.  There 
is  not  a  coiiiiiy  in  England  so  distijigui>hed  for  the  industry  of  its  inhabitants,  nor  is  there  one  superior  for 
the  beauty  and  neatness  of  the  farms.  The  Norfolk  farmer  exliibit>,  tioth  in  himself  wnd  his  farm,  cha- 
racteristic traits  of  excellence;  industrious,  economical,  yet  hosintahle;  habitually  neat  in  his  per>()n;and 
presenting  in  his  f-irm  everything  that  c.iu  evince  the  uiosi  sedulous  attention,  ami  cnniprehen-ive  judgment, 
with  respect  to  its  agricultural  condition.  A  celebrattd  topngiiipher,  in  euiogi-iiig  Norfolk,  justly  says, — 
•  Whether  we  survey  this  county  with  respect  to  its  climate,  its  population,  its  tiade  and  commerce,  the  iha- 
racter  of  its  inhiibitants,  the  diversified  beauties  of  prospect  which  embellish  it,  or  especially  with  res|)ect 
to  the  improved  state  of  agriculture,  it  may,  with  proprieiy,  b  ■  denominated  the  c:lory  of  England. 

The  MANUFACTURES  of  tliis  couiity,  although  of  a  most  important  and  extensive  character ,  are  never- 
thele>s  confined  to  a  small  space — Norwich  may  be  considered  the  iiucleus  of  th*-  prosperous  trade  aris  ng 
from  the  lahonrs  of  the  loom.  The  fabrics  chiefly  consist  of  bonibasins,  camlet^,  ciapes,  poidins,  and  other 
articles  made  from  wool,  mohair  and  silk.  Many  diversities  of  shawls  are  likewise  mainifactured  here,  also 
damasks,  cotton  and  woollen  goods  to  a  small  extent,  and  a  variety  of  f.incy  articles;  the  weaving  of  broad 
silks  has  been  intiodiiced  by  some  spirited  mainifactures ;  and  it  is  anticipati'd  th.it  this  liraiich  must  ultimarcly 
succeed  to  H  considerahle  extent  in  this  part,  from  the  facility  cxi-tini;  in  mnchinerv,  and  the  number  of  expert 
arti->ans.  The  manufacture  of  hombisin  and  crape,  has,  of  late  years,  been  seiiously  aflfeitxi  by  the  intro- 
duction of  oilier  articles  as  sub>titut(S;  and,  the  leal  '  Nop  wich  shawl,'  at  one  time  so  mucli  in  deniand,  has 
given  place,  in  a  great  measuie,  to  othei  designs  and  differently  constructed  fabrics.  An  article,  called  para- 
matta, since  its  lecent  iiiiroduciion,  Mas  experienced  a  veiy  brisk  demand.  Vannontli  enjoys  considerable 
consequence,  in  the  double  capacity  of  a  port  and  fisliing-lown  ;  from  its  heiiiiii;  fishery,  esperially,  and  the 
peculiar  and  unrivalled  mode  of  curing  th.it  fish,  it  has  Ions;  enjoyed  great  i)rosperity  and  fame.  The  mackerel 
fishery  is  likewise  of  great  im|)ortanee,  and  tire  ports  of  Norfolk,  participate  generally,  in  the  Greenland 
fishery.  Other  towns  have  their  several  advaiit,i)jes,  hut  no  particular' branch  of  mnnnfacture  is  prominently 
exhibited,  or  can  be  particularized.  The  trade  usually  found  in  provincial  towns  fiourisli  in  this  county — 
maltings,  breweries,  tanneries,  rope-walks,  &c.  may  be  recognised  as  furnishing  employment  for  ca|)ital  and 
subsistence  to  the  industrious  worktnan.. 

Rivers  and  mineral  springs,  canals  and  railways. — The  priircipal  rivers,  which  hare  their  source 
in  this  county,  and  others  that  pass  through  it,  are  the  Greater  Ouse,  the  1>esser  Ouse,  the  Nen,  the 
Waveney,  tlie  Wensum,  the  Vare,  the  Uure  and  the  Nar.  The  Great  Ouse  rises  in  Huntingdonshire,  and 
after  parsing  Huritiirgdon,  Saint  Ives  and  Ely,  enters  this  county  on  the  south-west,  and,  runirint:  north-east, 
falls  info  iheGeiinan  Ocean  below  Lymr  Regis.  Tiie  Little  Ouse  ri^cs  aboutthe  middle  of  the  SnfTolU  border, 
and,  separntirra  the  two  counties  as  it  flows  north-west,  becomes  navigable  from  Thetford,  and  empties  it«elf 
into  the  Great  Ouse  not  far  from  Downham.  The  Nen,  rising  in  Northamiitonshire,  passes  the  towirs  of 
Nortliampion,  Thrapstone,  Oundle,  Peterborough  and  VVisbeach,  atrd  foiins  the  western  boutidaiy  of  this 
county;  and,  after  commuiricating  by  several  channels  with  the  Ouse,  falls  into  the  sea  at  the  Lintolnshire 
VVashes.  The  Waveney  has  its  source  separated  from  that  of  the  l^ittle  Ouse  by  a  carrseway  only,  Hud, 
running  north-east,  forms  the  remainder  of  the  Suffolk  boundary — beiirg  iraviuable  from  liuntjay  to  its  junc- 
tion with  the  Yare,  a  little  above  Yarmouth,  where  it  falls  irrto  the  Nirrth  sea.  Trie  Yaiejises  near  Sliipdh.an, 
in  the  centre  of  the  county;  and  being  joined  by  theTase  on  the  south,  and  the  Wensum  on  tlie  south-ca-t  of 
Norwich,  flows  on  to  Yarmouth,  near  which  it  receives  the  streams  of  the  Wavenev,  Burt  and  Thyme.  The 
Bure,  joined  by  the  Thyrne  and  other  sniHller  streams  from  tire  north-east,  meets  the  V'are  to  the  north- 
west of  Yarmouth  ;  it  is  navigable  to  Aylsham.  The  Wensum  has  its  source  at  VVestlludham,  in  this  county  ; 
it  errvrions  the  city  of  Norwich,  and  falls  into  the  Yai'e.  The  Nar  rises  at  Niteham  ;  it  i*  navinable  as  far  as 
Narborough,  and  f.dls  into  the  Greater  Ouse.  The  smaller  streams,  flowing  through  an  almost  level  country, 
are  slow  in  their  course,  and  frequently  diffuse  themselves  over  tbe  lower  tracts  in  theii'  progress,  fonnint; 
shallow  lakes,  here  called 'broads,' which  are  pleirtifully  stored  with  fish  and  vvater-fowl ;  on  some  ofrhem 
are  decoys  for-  wild  ducks.  There  are  but  few  mineral  waters  in  this  comity,  and  none  that  ai  e  celebrated  for 
resort:  Thetford,  at  one  time,  enjoyed  repute  from  its  spa,  and  a  punip-room  and  public  baths  vvere  erected 
by  a  gentkni  in  of  the  town  ;  but  little  encouragement,  however,  wa^  given  to  lire  establishment,  and  the 
buildiuK  was  finally  closed. — Canals  :  'I'he  inland  navigation  of  this  county  is  njion  a  small  scale,  and  the 
construction  of  railways  presents  an  obstacle  to  its  ever-  becomini!  of  much  greater  extent.  A  cannl  ruirs  from 
Wisbeach,  in  Cambridgeshire,  to  Outwcll  Creek  and  Saltcrs  Lwad,  in  Norfidk,  its  exteirt  beini;  about  six 
miles.  Irr  179').  an  act  of  parliament  was  obtained  fer  cutting  a  navigable  canal  from  the  Eaw  Bank  to  Lynn 
Regis,  and  irr  180."),  another  act  was  passed  for  amendirrn  the  former  one. —  Railways:  The  Norfidk  Railway 
enters  the  ronntv  about  teir  miles  north-ea^t  of  Ely,  and  proceeds  by  Attlehoroiigh  aird  Wymondham  to  Nor- 
wich and  Yarmouth:  from  Wymoirdham  there  is  a  Branch  to  East  Dereham,  which  will  be  continued  to 
Fakenham,  Walsiiruham  and  Wells.  Tlie  East  Anglian  Railway  enters  frmir  Caiirhiidgeshire,  and  uoes  to 
Downham  Maiketarrd  Lynn  Re^is,  with  an  extension  to  Swiffham  and  Ivast  Dcieliaiii.  From  Burn  ton  sta- 
tion on  the  Do«rrliam  section  of  the  Ea<t  Anglian  line,  a  branch  i>  laid  to  Wisheach,  which  will  coiiununicate 
with  the  Great  Noitheni  line.  'I'iie  Ijiswicb,  Bury  arrd  Norwich  Railway  (or  the  Eastern  Uirioir)  enters 
this  county  at  Diss,  and  terminates  at.  Non\ici), 

Ecclesiastical  and  civil  divisions,  and  representation. — Christianify  was  introduced  into  this  part 
of  East  Anglia  at  a  very  early  perioil :  Felix  was  constituted  bishop,  and  fixed  his  residence  at  Dunwich,  in 
Suffolk;  ihedioce.ss  wes  afterwardsdivided  into  two  district-^,  Durrwich,  and  Noi  Or  IClniham,  in  Nmfolk;  the 
episcopal  see  was  sirhsequently  traii'-lated  from  Elinham  to  Thetford,  arrd  from  tlnnce  to  Norwich,  where  it 
now  remains.  The  first  bishop  of  Norwich  was  Heibert  Lu/i^na,  who  dieil  in  1119;  the  present  bishop  is  a 
haron  of  the  realm,  and  sits  in  the  house  of  jieeis— aho  a  titular  abb  it  of  Saint  Bennett's,  in  Holme,  the  only 
abbot  now  in  Err^larrd.  Norfolk  is  in  the  prmince  of  Canterbury  and  diocess  of  Norwich,  and  givisnairre  to 
a  Circuit  of  the  judges,  'i'he  marine  governmentof  the  county  is  vested  in  a  naval  ofTreer  of  high  jurisdiction, 
who  is  styled  '  Vice-Admiral  of  Norfolk.'    Tlie  county  is  divided  into  thirty-thice  hundreds,  namely — 

Blotield,  Rrpini;liam(Nortli&South)  Onilt-Cross  Mitfonl, 

Brotlrercross,  ICym-srord,  Iluppini;,  .Shropliana, 

Clackclosp,  I'legi;  (East  and  West),  Henstead.  Smitlidon, 

Claveriiig,  Fortlioe,  Ilolt,  'rdverliam, 

D'.'pwade,  Freebridge,  (rjvnn  &  Marshland,)         Ilnmlilpyard,  Tiiiidtfad, 

Diss.  'ireeiilii)e{ North  &  South),  Laiinditcli,  Wjlsliam, 

ICatiham,  Grimiliue,  Loddon,  Wayland. 

These  contain  seven  hundred  and  twenty-nine  parishes  and  five  parts  of  pari.'^hes,  one  city  and  county  town 
(Norwich),  and  twenty  other  market  towns.  The  whole  couiiiy  returns  twelve  memhers  to  parliament, 
namely — ft)ur  for  the  county  at  large,  two  for  the  city  of  Norwich,  and  two  each  for  the  boroughs  of  Lynn 
Regis,  Thetford  and  Yarmoutli.  Previous  to  the  passing  of  the  Reform  Bill,  Castle  Rising  returned  two  mem- 
bers, but  by  its  provi.'^ions  was  disfranchised;  U\o  additional  county  meniheis  however,  being  conferied  : 
the  total  number  of  I  eprcsentatives  continue  the  sanre.  Tlie  Boutrdary  Act  divides  the  county  into  two  parts, 
respectively  named  tli«  '  Eastern  Division'  and  the  '  Western  Division  ;'  the  return  of  members  for  the  foi  iner 

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h  made  from  Norwk  h,  and  for  the  latter  from  Swaffhain.  The  eastern  division  polls  also  at  Yarmouth, Reephara 
North  Walsham  and  Long  Stratton  ;  and  the  western  also  at  Downham,  Fakeiiham,  Lynn  Regis,  Thetford  and 
East  Dereham.  The  gecitlenieii,  at  present  sitting  for  the  Eastern  Di»isi(.n  aie,  Edmund  VVodeliouse  Esq 
and  Henry  Ne^us  Burroughs,  Esq.;  for  the  Western,  William  Bagge,  Esq.  and  the  Hon.  Edward  Keppel' 
Coke.  Norfiilk  confers  the  dignity  of  Duke  upon  the  ancient,  nohle  and  long-distintjuished  fan.ilvof  Howaid 
Population,  &c.— By  tlie  returns  rendered  to  government  in  1841,  Norfolk  contained  199,101  males,  and 
213..'Sfi3  females;  total,  412,664;  exhibiting  an  increase  over  the  returns  of  1831,  of  22,610  ii.hdbitattt".— The 
aiinnal  value  of  Real  Property,  in  this  county,  as  assessed  to  the  Poor  Rales,  in  1815,  amounted  to  £1  540  952 
and  iu  1841,  to  £1,893,824.  »      .      . 


Distance  Table  of  Towns  in  Norfolk. 

The  Asterisks  {*)  attached  to  the  name  of  a    Tonn  denote  the  number  of  Representatives  it  returns  to    Parliament;   the  ttalt 

tetters  siytiify  the  Market  Days. 

The  names  of  the  towns  are  on  the  top  and  side,  and  the  square  where  both  meet  gives  the  distance. 

From  London, 
Attlehorogh,  th 93 


Aylsham.. .. 
Bnrnham  Market.. 

Cley 

Cromer 

Diss 

Downham  

East  Dereham   

Fakenham  

Hingham 

Holt 

Lynn  Regis** 

North  Walsham 

Norwich** 

Swatfhain    

Thettoid** 

Walsinghain 

Watton 

Wells 

■Wymondham 

Yarmouth  ** 


A vlsham,  tu 119 

~  Burnham  Rlarket 121 


16 
28 
48 
33 
22 
10 
30 
17 
21 
31 
12  36 
30'24 
4042 
20|  8 
2633 
22  6 
2034 
3458 


Cley 123 

12  Cromer    130 

50  451  Diss,/. 92 

43  48  42  Downham,  s '. 86 

22  28  26  East  Dereham,/. loi 


22  40.34 
46  j  20  27 
104040 
46  4211 
1036i;)4 
22  22  42 
36  22  14 
.50  18  24 
2045  35 
33  20  20 
21. 50 .36 
50  18|33 
30  36  65 


Fauenham,  th 108 

Hingham,  ^M 98 

H  ol  t,  # 119 


Lynn  Regis,  tu.  andfri 


99 


North  Walsham,  th 123 


Norwich,  w.  and s \by  Thetford) 108 

281Swafn)am,  * 96 

29I  18|Thetfurd,  s 78 

WHlsiiigham    113 

30  Watton,  w 91 


28  21 

211  9 

3226 

1)122 

18|51 


5.35 
31  12 
50144 


Wells. .  [by  Swaffham)  ..  . .  118 

36|WTmondham,  10 100 

55132  I  Yarmouth,  to.  &^  s.   ..  124 


A'l 


ATTLEBOROUGH. 

WITH  THE  PARISHES  AND  VILLAGES  OF  BESTHORPE,  GREAT  AND  LITTLE  ELLINGHAM 
THE  ROCKLANDS,  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS.  ' 

natiouHl  school  room.  The  market  is  held  on  Thurs- 
day ;  and  the  fairs,  on  the  Thursday  after  Holy  Thurs- 
day and  August  15th,  for  cattle,  toys,  &c.  'ihe  parish 
contiined,  by  the  returns  made  iu  1831, 1,939  inhabi- 
tants, and  in  1841, 1,959. 

Brsthorpe  parish,  is  in  the  same  hundred  asAttle- 
boiougli — the  village  which  is  situated  rather  more 
than  a  mile  E.  by  s.  from  that  town,  contains  little  of 
anything  worthy  of  notice.  The  church  of  All  Saints 
is  an  unpretending  structure  :  the  living  is  a  discharged 
vica'age  in  the  patronage  of  the  Earl  of  Winterton. 
Population  of  the  pHrisli,  in  1841,  536. 

Great  Ellingham  parish  and  village  is  in  the  same 
hundreil  as.  and  about  2|  miles  w.  by  n.  from,  Attle- 
bnrotiRh.  The  parish  church  of  Snint  James  is  a  low 
building,  constructed  of  flint  and  square  stones,  in  the 
chequered  style  :  the  living  is  a  discharged  vicarage 
in  the  gift  of  the  present  incumbent,  the  Rev.  Samuel 
Colby.     Population  of  the  pniish,  in  1841,  8.39. 

Little  Ellingham,  about  a  mile  and  a  half  from 
Great  Ellingham,  though  but  an  inconsiderable  country 
village  was,  as  it  is  recorded,  at  tlie  time  of  the  Con- 
quest, a  town  three  miles  in  length  :  its  churcli  of 
Saint  Peter  is  very  ancient;  the  living  is  united  to  that 
(if  the  other  Ellingham.  The  population  of  the  parish 
is  under  300. 

The  Rocklands  comprise  the  three  parishes  of 
All  S  lints,  Saint  Andrew,  and  Saint  Peter,  all  in  the 
hundred  of  Shrnpham  ;  extending  from  about  3J  to  45 
miles,  west  from  Attleburgh.  The  village  lona  and 
irregular,  is  chiefly  in  All  Saints'  parish,  where  also  is 
situated  the  Union  poor-house,  a  commodious  build- 
ing. All  Saints  ant.  Saint  Peter's  churches  only  re- 
main— that  of  Saint  Andrew  having  only  a  poition  of 
its  tower  standing.  The  livings  of  the  three  are  dis- 
charged rectories — Saint  .Andrew's  being  uniied  to  All 
Saints'  parish  :  the  R*  v.  Henry  Bird  is  natron  and 
incumbent  of  the  benefices.  Population  of  Rockland, 
All  Saints' parish,  352;  Saint  Andrew,  154;   Saint 


lTTLEBOROUGH.  popularly  called  Attleburgh, 
is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Shropham — the  niaikei 
town,  small  and  ancient,  is  93  miles  n.e.  bvN.from 
London,  and  14  s.w.  from  Norwich  ;  situated  on  the 
road  between  the  last  named  city  and  Thetford,  and  on 
the  line  of  the  Norfolk  Railway,  for  whii  h  there  is  a 
handsome  station  contiguous  to  thetown,  and  a  newly- 
buiit  ciimmndious  inn.  The  name  is  derived  fiom 
Athel'mg  >>Y  Atlingea.  Saxon  prince,  by  whom  it  is  said 
to  have  been  oiiaiiiHlly  founded;  and  from  burg  or 
castle,  by  which  it  was  furmerly  defended  frotu  the 
attacks  of  the  Danes:  and  it  was  formeily  not  only 
a  city,  but  the  metropolis  of  the  county;  although  but 
little  now  remains  by  whicli  its  extent  or  importanec, 
at  that  time,  ran  be  judged  of.  In  its  days  of  grandeur 
it  was  the  seat  of  tiie  Moriimer  family;  and  in  the 
reign  of  Hemy  IV.  the  executors  of  Sir  Kobcrt  Mort- 
imer, knight,  according  to  his  will,  built  a  chanfiy  or 
collen'',  appiopriaied  to  the  Exaltaiion  of  the  Cross, 
and  assigned  the  same  h)r  a  master  and  four  secular 
priests.  The  church,  vvhich  is  dedicated  to  Saint  Maiy, 
IS  in  tlie  collegiate  style,  with  a  square  tower  at  the  in- 
tersection of  the  transepts  :  parts  of  this  edifice  have 
been  long  destroyed  ;  the  remains  exhibit  a  nave  with 
its  ai~les,  a  nonh  and  south  trasisept,  and  a  handsouie 
porch  on  the  north  side.  In  this  church  are  interred 
many  persons  of  (li>tiiiciiou,  htlonging  to  the  Mort- 
imer and  RatdiflTefaniilie!!.  The  living  is  a  rectory,  in 
the  presentation  of  Sir  Edwaid  B.  Smyth,  the  present 
lord  of  tliH  manor.  The  other  places  of  worsliip  are 
for  Baptists,  the  Society  of  Friends,  and  Methodists. 

This  is  a  town  of  but  little  trade  :  its  ii. habitants  ate 
chiefly  employed  in  agriculmie,  and  enjoying  some 
advantages  from  the  market  nnd  fairs,  as  well  as  from 
the  passage  of  travellers  between  the  capital  of  th<- 
county  and  some  of  the  larte  towns  inSuffolk.  Attle- 
borough  is  included  in  thethiity-third  circuit  of  County 
Court  towns,  ur.der  the  act  passed  in  1846,  for  the 
recovery  of  debts  to  any  amount  not  exceeding  £20  : 
the  court  is  held  monthly,  on  Wednesdays,  in  the 'Peter,  392. 


3 


Koifolfe, 


ATTLEBOROUGH,  &c. 


^latfr'jJ 


POST  OFFICE*  ATTLEBOROUGH,  George  Parsons,  Post  Master. — Letters  from  London  mid  various 
parts  arrive  every  morning  at  two  and  afternoon  at  four,  and  are  despatched  at  half-past  eigiit  in  tlie  oioru- 
mg,  an  I  niirht  at  ten. 

Letters  from  NoKWicH,  &c.,  ariivee^ery  nioinina;  at  two,  and  evening  at  half-past  eiglit,  and  are  des- 
patched at  half-past  tlire.-  in  the  aft>  rnoon,  and  night  iit  ten. 

Letters  from  Hingham  and  Uunwell  ;irrive  e>eiy  evming  at  half-past  seven,  and  from  Buckenham  and 
EccLES  at  hdlf-past  tinht,  and  aie  despatched  ai  hilf-pist  six  in  the  evening. 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY    AND 
CLERGY. 

Aldis  Mrs.  Eiizaheth,  Aftleborongh 
Barrett  Rev.  Jonathan  T.  d.d.  Par- 
sonage, Attlehorongh 
Beever    Sir    Thomas   liranthwaU, 

Bart.  Hargham  Hall 
Biid  Re».Henry,lli)ckland.Ail  Saints 
BmwM    Mrs.  Maiy,  Rockland   St. 

Pr  ter's 
Carter  .Mrs.  MarvAnn.  Attlehorongh 
Cockfll  Arthnr,  K-q  Frimiose  Hall 
Cockell.MrsCii.irlitite,.Attlebi)ioiigh 
Cockei-  Mrs.  Saralt,  Atilehnrniitih 
Colby  Rev.  Samne!,  LitileEllint-ham 
Dowell  Rev.  Kdward  ^V,  Htsthorpe 
Fiiifh  Rev.  Heniy,  Shropliam 
K'na  Mr.  Stephen,  Attleborongli 
Lane  .Mrs.  Marv,  Attlel>or<njgli 
Foley   Rev.  William  Weller,  Attle- 
horongh 
Warren  Mrs.  Sarah,  Attlehnrongh 

ACADEMIES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Hot  oihcrwisp  desrribeil  are  Day  Schools 
A'lamsoTi  WilliHm.  Attlehnrongh 
Buck  Martha.  Great  Klliu^ham 
HoHchen  Kdwarfl,  Great  Kllingham 
Infants'  School,  Attleborough — 

Elli  n  Liii'lo,  mistress 
Infants'  School,  Attleborou^b — 

Harriet  I'irinock,  mistress 
NationalSchouL — Willirtin  Chris- 
tie, master 
Parsons  Ann  &  Emma  (and  board- 
ing), Attiebiirouuh 
Simmons  VVillinm,  Attlehorough 

ACCOUNTANTS. 

Bacon  James,  Attleboroiiuh 
Lowiie  Georce  Rix,  Aitleborough 

ATTORNEYS. 

Cockell  Charles,  Attltboioiieh 
Fiaiieklin    Frederick    Fail  fax    and 

George  F — ,  Attiebnioiigh 
Spanton   Christii|iher  (ainl  clerk  to 

the (Jountv  <;ouri),  Attlehorough 

AUCTIONEERS. 

Eaton  John  (&  VHluer&  surveyor), 

Atiiebnriiunh 
SdterG'-oige William,  Attiebomni;!) 

BAKERS    et   FLOUR  DEALERS. 

Angel  James.   RnekUnd  St.  Peters 
Clarke  Jane,  Rockland  St.  I'eters 
Dunthorn    William,    Rockland  All 

Saints 
L■^ne  Aaron,  Great  Ellingham 
Litileppiud  Willrani,  Attleboroush 
M.uiii  'riiomns  (flour  dealer),  Attic- 

borough 
Piuuock  Harriet,  Attlehorough 

BANKERS. 

Gnrney&  Co.  (Ilranch  of  Norwich) 
Attlehorongh — ^draw on  liarclay, 
Hevaii  and  Co.  London) — James 
Mu.skett,  agent 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Barnard    Leoiiaid,     Rockland    All 

Saints 
Bowden  William,  Atilehorongh 
Brightv    Robert    John,     Rockland 

All  .Saints 
Castlet  'n  Jonas,  Great  Ellingham 
Ehbage  Roln-rt,  Attlehorough 
King  Stephen,  Attleboiough 
Liirkman  James,  Be-th(  rpe 
L-»'hell  Robert,  Great  Ellingham 
Standley  Jame-,  Rickland  St. Peters 
Turner  John,  Attieborough 
Wiggeti  John,  Besthorpe 


BOOKSELLERS^  STATIONERS 

Adamson  William,  Atileboniugh 
Par.scMi    Ann   tk   Eflmnnd   (and    li- 
brary), AttlelKirough 

BOOT    AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Allen  Edward  (und  leather  cutter), 

Rockland  AilSaint.s 
Barnard  R'  belt.  Great  Ellingham 
Barker  John,  .Attlehorongh 
Brown  Rev.  VVilliamS,  Attlehorough 
Carter  James,  A'tleboiough 
ChapmaiiGeo!ge,Roi  klandSt  Peters 
Chattels  Henry.  Attiebomngh 
Ciatg  Rev.  James   EHinuham 
DexierWilliani,  Rockland  St  Peters 
Ettridge  Henry,  Attlehoroniih 
Ettriilge  Wiliiani,  Attleboiough 
Hateher    Mr.  Charle.s,   Great    El- 
lingham fham 
Houcheti    Stephen,   Great    Elling- 
MannTiniothy,  Rocklaml  St.  Peieis 
Matth.  ws  Robei  t,  Great  Eilingliam 
Pinnoek  James,  Attlehorough 
PinnocU  VVilJiam,  Attlehorough 
Rix  Mr.  Thomas,  Great  Kllingham 
RyilerNaac,  Gieai  Ellinghun 
Smith  James,  Greiit  Elltni;ham 
Sparrow  .lonathan,  Attlehorongh 
Whttrd  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Great  El- 
lintliain                                     [ham 
Wilkius    William,    EGreat    Eliing- 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Bowden  William,  Attleho'ough 
Catchpole    Charles,    Rockland   St. 

Peters 
Fielding  James,  Rockland  St.Peters 
Pinnoek    Jonatbait,    Rockland   St. 

Peters 
Ta\lor  Robert,  Attlehorough 

BUTCHERS. 
Dennis  Benjamin    (poik),    Great 

Ellingham 
Gol'Ispink  Richard,  A tth  borough 
Hewiit  William,  Attleboiough 
Lavion  John,  Aitl-boiough 
Stebbins   Mieiiael,  Great  Ellingham 

CARPENTERS. 

Ayton  Charles  (and  carver),  Attle- 
horongh 
Buckenham  William,  AttlehorouKh 
Carver  Ri>bert,  Rockland  St.  Peters 
()if<ird  Ko><ert,  Attlehorongh 
TowlerWiliam, Rockland  All  Saints 
Webster  John,  Rorkland  St.  Peters 
Wicks  Willi. ml,  Bf-sthf)rpe 
Wilkins  Robert,  Rockland  St.Peters 
Wi  itht  John,  Aitlehoidiigh 
CHEMISTS    AND    DRUGGISTS. 

Fisoii    James,      Attleborougli    and 

Wymondham 
Francisjane,drugeist,  .Attlehorongh 

CORN,  SEED  AND  COAL 
MERCHANTS. 

Barnard  Jrtines,  (Juat  Ellingham 
Cnble  John,  Rockland  St.  Peters 
Merry  Robert,  Aith  bor.  ush 
Wan  en  Saniu  1,  Great  l'>llinghain 

FARMERS. 

Allison  Miles,  Liitle  Kllingham 
Alph  Fra'icis,  Besthorpe 
B  irker  Thomas,  Bestliot  pe 
Barnard  Benjiiiiin,  Ellinnhani  Hall 
liiirnarit  James,  (ireat  Ellingham 
B-iritard  John,  Gieat  Eilinuhani 
Burnett  Benjamin,  Rockland 
Bowles   Williain  a  Son,  Llitle  El- 
lingham 


Bi others  John.  Great  Ellingham 
Clark  James,  Besthorpe 
Cocking  Daniel  W.  Little  Ellingham 
(Oilman  Henry,  Great  EHingham 
Colman  James,  Great  EHingham 
CohnanBob'  If,  Rockland  All  Saints 
Covvles  Robeit,  Besthoipe 
Cowles  William,  Atih  borough 
Davey  Jr)hii,  Great  Kllingham 
Gieen  John,  Attleboiough 
Green  Mary  Ann,  Attli  borough 
Le  Giicejereniiah, Great  Ellingham 
l..e  Giice  Roiien,  Gieai   Ellingliatn 
Limmer  Jane,  Besthoipe 
Mann  Joseph.  Rockland 
Mann  Marv,  Gr-ai  Eliineham 
Mai  ner  John,  Attlehorongh 
^iyhill  John.  .Attiebomngh 
Page  Burrell.  Be-tliorpe 
Palmer  William,  Besthorpe 
Riveit  Jonathan,  Great  Ellingham 
Rose  Sarah,  Besthorpe 
Salter  George  W.  OM  Bmkenham 
Itngay 'Ibonias,  L  ttle  EHiiigham 
Warren  J'hn,  Besthorpe 
Wa'ien  Samnel,  Great  Ellingham 
Winks  Jac'b,  Be-thorpe 
Wiitht  Phi  Ills,  Great  Ellingham 
Wr'ght Sarah,  Besiboipe 
FIRE,    &c.   OFFICE    AGENTS. 
County    (fire),  Samuel  Doughty, 

Attlehorough 
Crown   (life),  George  James  Pot- 
ter, Aiileboiouiih 
Hail-storm,  Christopher  Spanton, 

Altlehorougb 
Norwich    Kqlitable     (life),    C. 

Soantoii,  .Attlehorough 
Norwich  Union,  C.  Sjianton  and 

Jane  Francis,  AtileborouKh 
Palladium     (life),     Frederick    F. 

F'raitcklin,  Attleboiough 
PiifENix   (fiie),    F.    F.    PVancklin, 

Attlehoroiuh  [A'tleborough 

Provident  (life),  Samuel  Doughty, 

GROCERS,     DRAPERS      AND 
DEALERS    IN    SUNDRIES. 

Barnanl  Lydia,  Great  Ellingham 
Byles  Jolm,  Attlehf)rough 
(^offay  Richard,  Attleboiough 
Hannant  Chailes  Heniy,  Great  El- 
lingham 
(.litileproud    William,  Attlebf)rough 
MaitnFairman, Rockland  .All  Saints 
IMu-kett  James,  Attleborongli 
Nurse  Richard,  Rockland  St.  Peters 
Parktr    Ri  tiecca   &.    Bullcn    Ann, 

Great  Ellingham 
Pilsrim  Robert,  Attlehorough 
Rose  James,  Atfteborouuli 
Ryder  James,  Gieat  EUinnham 
Wade  John,  Great  Eliineham 
Warren  Samuel,  Besthorpe 
Wan  en  William,  Besthorpe 
Wells  Samuel,  Attlehorough 
Wilenier  Richard,  Great  Ellingham 

INNS    AND     PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Angellnn.SHiah  Loritk,  Attleboro' 
Bear,  Robert  Ehbage,  Attleborongli 
Chequers.    Robcit   licbhell.    Gnat 

Ellingham  [Attlehorough 

("ock    and  Coach,    Samuel    Peck, 
("ompa-se«,  John  Cooke,  Besthorpe 
Crow  n, MilesAllisoii, Little  Ellinghm 
Crown,  Robi  B  irnard,  Gt.Elliiigham 
Crown  Iun(coramcrcial),Maiy  Ann 

Green,  Attleborough 


iSirertorp. 


ATTLEBOROUGH,  &c. 


Korfolfe. 


Gritfiii,  Mary  Scwell,  Attleborougli 

New  Inn  (coinmeicial  and  posting) 
Uii  VH>Mr,  Station  road 

White  Halt,  Fainiiaii  Mann,  Rock- 
land Ail  Sainis  [bornngh 

Wliitt  Horse,  William  Revell,  Attle- 

Retailers  of  Beer 

Rarlicr  Saiali,  Attleborongh 
Bartium  Jolm,  Great  Elliugliam  " 
Cooi\  John,  Aitlt'borough 
Crow  Sophia,  Attleborougli 
Doubleilay  James,  Bisthnrpe 
Foiilslnni  James,  Attleborongh 
Foulsliani  Jolin,  Kllinghain  road 
Muskett  Elizaheili,  Atileborough 
Palmer  David,  Be-ilinrpe 
Wilkins  Robei t.Rodilnnd  St.Peters 

LAND AGENTS&  SURVEYORS 

Eatiiii    Jnliii    (and   niictioneer   and 

valuer),  Attleborough 
Salter  Geoi>>e  VV.,  Attleborough 
Salter  Thomas,  Atth  bon>u«h 
Salter  Thomas  Fisher,Atilebur(iugli 

MILLERS. 

Colman   Timoth),    Rockland    St. 
Peters  [Saints 

Daiithorn    William,  Rockland  All 
Fii  Idins;  Jeieniiah, Great  Ellingham 
Flowerday  Jipshua,  Attleborough 
Lovett  Roiicrt,  Re«thorpe 
Sayer  J-.hn,  AttieboronKh 
Sayer  William,  Rockland  St.Peters 

NILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 

Aiideisnu  Sarah,  AttlebiMouiih 
Chaplin  Kr^nci-,  Great  EHinghara 
Parson-  Elizi,  Attleborough 
Warren  Julia  (and  stay),  Attleboro' 
Wehster  Elizabeth,  Atilebomugh 

PAINTERS    AND  GLAZIERS. 

Brothers  Charles,  Attl^  borough 
Hasehvood  Roliert,  Atilehorough 

SADDLERS. 
Defew  George,  Atileborough 
IMiles  William,  Attleborough 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Castletiin  Cli^trlotie,   Gt.  Ellingliam 
King  Harriet,  Attleborough 
Leeder  Frances,  Gieat  Ellingham 
Matthews  Mary,  Great  Kllingliam 
Wright  John,  Attleborough 

SURGEONS. 

Houchen'l'honiHs  W.  Attleborough 
Potter  Gc'irge  James,  Attleborough 
Wiles  Charles  B.  Attleborough 

SURVEYORS. 

See  Land  Agents  and  Surveyors. 

TAILORS. 

Alien  Robert,  Rockland  St.  Peters 
Barker  George,  Attleborough 
Barnard  William  C.  Attleborough 
Bateman  William,  Attleborough 
Brait  Samuel,  Rockland  St.  Peters 
Fox  Kdmuud,  Great  Ellingham 


Fox  Henry,  Great  EUineham 
Fro.st  James,  Rockland  St.  Peters 
Nicholls  John,  At  leborugh 
Ponder  Thomas,  Atilebor.iugh 
Simonds  John, Roc  kland  St.  Peters 
Steele  William,  Rocklmd  St.  Peters 
Warby  James,  Attleborough 
Wilenier  Richard,  Great  Ellingham 

VETERIMARY  SURGEONS. 

Leeder  John,  Great  Eilinehain 
Leeder  William,  jun.  Gt.  Ellingham 
Wilson  Da\id,  Attleborough 
WATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS. 
Dawes  William,  Attleborough 
Warren  John.  Attleborough 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Bowden  Willi  in,  Atilenorough 
Brooks  William,  Great  ElliiiKliam 
Bri>vvuStephe'i,Buckland  St.  Peters 
Chaplin  William.   Gieat  Ellingham 
Diake  Charles,  Attleborough 
Miscellaneous- 

Bartram  Robert,  cattle  dealer,  Rockland 

All  Saints 
Brolhrrs  Gi'orge,  lliatcher,  Attleborough 
CowlesWilliain,  collector  of  property  tax, 

Attleborougli 
Crook  Charles,  carrier,  Attleborough 
Dennis    Benjamin,   parish   clerk,  Gre;it 

Ell-ngliam 
Fox  Edward,  greengrocer,  Attleborough 
Gayt'ord  William,  post-Iioise  proprietor, 
Attleborough  [Attleborough 

(loldspink  Chas.horse  and  gig  proprietor. 
Good  will  Jas.stat  ion  master.  Attleborough 
Howlelt    George,    tinman   and    brazier. 
Attleborough  [Attleboroiigh 

Hurriiig  Wni.  cooper  and  basket  maker, 
Johnson    Robert,    turner    and   umbrella 

maker,  Attleborough 
Kim;  Stephen,  blarlisniith  &  earthenware 

dealer,  Atilehorough 
Lusher  John,  Ihatcher,  Attleborough 
Mann  Thomas,  carrier,  Attleborough 
Miisikeli  James, news  agent.AUleborough 
Parsons  George,  letter-press  printer,  At- 
tleborough [rough 
Robinson  Charles,  brick  maker,  Attlebo- 
Sbickle  John, inspector  of  weights,  Attle- 
borough 
Twidney  Robert, carrier,Great  Ellingham 
UpstonWni. furniture  brokr, Attleborough 
Webster  Jas  hairdresser,  Attleboroush 
Wright  John,  coal  dealer,  Attleborough 

PLACES    OP    W^ORSHIP, 

ANDTHEIK  MINISTERS. 

All  Saints   Church,  Rockland  — Rev. 

Henry  hwi,  curate. 
.Saint  jAMES'CHURrH,Gt.  Ellingham— 

Rev.  Samuel  Colby,  rec<o»-;  Rev.Henry 

Finch,  CMT'iic. 
Saint  Mary's  Church,  Attleborouth  — 

Rev.  Jonathan  T.  BHrrett,  rector;  Rev. 

William  Weller  Poley,  f)/ra<e. 
Saint  Peter's  Church,  Little  Filing. 

ham — Rev.  Samuel  Colby,  rector  ;  Rev. 

Henry  Finch,  c?/ra7f. 
Saint   Petf.r's   Church,    Rockland-— 

Rev.  Heniy  Bird.r^ftor. 
Baptist  (  hapels,    Attleborough— Rev. 

William  S.  Brown  ;    Great    Ellingham, 

Rev.  James  Cragg. 
Methodist  Chapel,  Great  Ellingham. 


POOR    LAW    UNION. 

Workhouse,  Rockland. 

Master— WiW'mm  Foulsham. 

Matron— \i\\\  Foulsham. 

Clerk    to    the    Board    of    Guardiani— 

Mr.  (ieoige  Rix  Lowne,  Auleboiough. 
Schoolmnster— 'Thomas  Fastgite. 
Schoolmistress— 'EWen  Eastgate. 
Chaplain -Re\.  Henry  Bird. 
Relieving  Officers— J  nseph  Vine,  for   At- 

tleoorough;  Danl.Chaston,  foi  Watton. 

REGISTRARS, 

OF  BIRTHS,  DEATHS    ik  MARRIAGES. 

Superintendent— Mr.  George  Rix  Lowne. 

Aitleoorough. 
Registrar    Jor    Attleborough    Diitrict-- 

Samuel  Wells. 
Registrar  for    Watton  Disirict— Daniel 

Chaston. 


COUNTY    COURT, 

Held  the  first  Wednesday  in  each 

month. 
Ji/rfpe—Thos. Jacob  Birch,E<iq.Wrtfbam. 
High  Bailiff- Jno.Xnhr.  Landon,ZoMrfon.' 
C if >-/c— Alexander    Edgell,    Gray's    Inn, 
London.  r"«^horough. 

District  CZe;  A:— Christopher  Spaulon,At- 
Sai/i/f— Stephen  King,  Attleborough. 


COACHES,  Sec. 

To  DISS,  an  Omnibus,  every  Monday, 
Wednesday  and  Friday,  through  Buck- 
en  ham 

To  NORWICH,  a  Coach,  from  Joshua 
Flowerdajs,  every  Saturday  nioinine 
at  eight  * 

To  WATTON,  John  Canha.r's  Coachet, 
from  the  Station,  every  Thursday  and 
Saturday 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

ON    THE    NORFOLK    LINE. 
Station  contiguous  to  the  town— James 

Woo'lwin,  station  master. 

Canham'-i    Coaches  (from    Watton)  meet 

the  trains  every  Thursday  &  Saturday. 

CARRIERS, 

FROM    ATTLEBOROUGH. 

To  BUCKENHAM, Thomas  Mann, from 
his  house,  Friday 

To    BURY    SAINT    EDMUNDS    and 

Thetford.  William  Clarke,  from  the 
Crown  Inn,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 

To  HARGHAM  and  GREAT  ELLING. 
HAM,  Thoni.Ts  Mann,  Wednesday 

To  HARLESTON,  Robert  H^irdingham, 
from  the  Station,  Monday,  Wednesday 
and  Friday 

To  NORWICH.  Chas.  Crook  &Thomas 
Mann,  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Satur- 
day, and  William  Clarke,  from  the 
Crown,  Tuesday  and  Thursday 

To  WATTON,  John  Canhara  fappointed 
agent   to   the  Railway  Company)   his 
Vans  to  and  Ironi  Watton,  daily 
FROM   GREAT   ELLINGHAM. 

To  NORWICH,  Robert  Twidney,  Tues- 
day  and  Saturday,  and  the  Norfolk 
Railway  Company's  Van,  twice  a  week 


AYLSHAM,  CAWSTON  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


^YLSHAM  is  a  paiish  in  south  Erpini-'bam  hundred 
— the  market  town,  neat  and  small,  is  119  miles  n.e. 
by  N.  from  London,  and  12  n.n.w.  from  Norwich 
{the  nearest  lailway  .station);  sitna'ed  in  a  fine  part  of 
the  rounty,  on  a  ijentle  eminence  who.se  base  i>  watc  ed 
by  the  liure:  this  river  is  navigable  to  Yarmouth  for 
craft  of  tnnrteen  tons  buideii  ;  upon  its  .stream  are 
several  corn-mills.  This  was  formeily  one  of  the  prin- 
cipal niaiinfactuiing  towll^  in  the  county,  ami  was 
ct'lebiated  for  it^  linen,  cnllefl  '  Aylsham  web:'  upon 
the  decay  of  this  branch  the  inanufactine  of  wooUms 
and  stockings  was  introduced,  which  flourished  until 
machinery  caused  it  to  decline;  a  few  looms  only  being 


employed  now  for  the  Noiwich  houses.  'J'he  princi- 
pal trade  at  iiresent  is  in  corn  and  timber.  The  parish 
of  Aylsham  extends  over  three  manors,  viz.  Aylsham 
on  the  part  of  Lancaster,  of  whicli  the  Dowager  Lady 
-Snffield  is  the  owner;  Aylsi  am  Wood  manor,  pos- 
sessed by  Robert  Copeman,  Ksq  ;  and  Ayl>liain  vicar- 
age, of  vvhirh  the  vicar  of  Aylsham,  for  tin- time  being, 
is  the  lord  :  the  whole  was  originally  held  under  the 
(Intrhy  of  (jancaster.  it  hiving  been  gi  anted  hy  Kdward 
III  to  John  of  Gaunt,  Duke  ot  L'Micaster.  Courts  are 
held  occasionally  for  bn>ines>  connected  with  the 
several  manors,  and  a  Ctiuniy  Court  monthly,  for  the 
recovery  of  debts  to  any  amount  not  exceeding  £20; 


Korfolit. AYLSHAM,  &c. ^lattc^g 

AvMiam  bfing  included  in  tlie  circuit  of  towns  under  about  ilie  year  162S  by  Sir  Jobii  HobHrt :  in  tbe  origina* 
tli'e  act  franie<l  in  1846.  The  niertings  of  the  lioard  '  mansion, it  is  >aid,  Queen  Anne  l}nle\n  was  b'  rn,  and 
of  guardians  f'>r  the  Aylsham  Uiii<in,  coiDprisini;  Heiiiy  VIII  nianied  lier  fioui  this  i)0iise.  About  a 
furtv-seven  paiishes,  are  held  at  the  Black  Boy  Inu,  \  mile  from  Ayhhamisaspa.foruierly  very  celebrated. but 
every  'luf  sday.  i  for  many  years  fa. leu  into  di-use.     Tiie  market,  which 

The  palish  church  of  Saint  Michael,  which  was  is  a  tolerably  good  one  for  coin.is  htld  on  Tuesday, 
erected  bv  Jolin  of  Gaunt,  is  a  fine  old  building,  having  !  Fairs  iMaich  23rd,  and  the  last  Tue-day  in  September, 
a  nave,  two  aisles,  iwo  transepts,  and  achanctl  ad- ^  The  parish  contained  in  1831,  2,334  inhabitants,  and 
joining;  it   has  a  square  tower,  in  which  is  a  peal  of^  in  1841,  2,443. 

ten  innsiciil  bills  :  the  liviuc  is  a  vicaiaue,  in  the  pa- 1  Cawston  is  an  agricultural  parish  in  the  same  bun- 
tronavieof  the  Dean  and  Chapter  of  Noiwich  ;  the  Hev  '  dred  as  Aylsham,  and  the  village  is  situated  4  miles 
Edmund  T.  Vaies,  m.a.  i*  the  present  incumbent,  s.w.  from  that  town.  Ii  contains  notliinj;  of  particular 
There  are  places  of  worship  for  Baptists  and  Metho-  i  interest,  nor  any  huilding  of  consequence  but  its  (laiish 
dists  ;  and  a  national  school.  The  country  ahout  church  of  Saint  Agnes,  which  is  rather  a  handsome 
Aylsham  is  extremely  beau  iful,  and  the  land  very  1  e<|ifioe  :  the  living  is  a  rectorv,  in  the  gift  of  the  Master 
productive;  it  is  lich'ly  wooded  with  fine  old  oaks  ;  and  Kelh.ws  of  I'emhroke  hall,  Camhriilge ;  the  Hev. 
the  views  are  extensive,  especially  from  the  chui'-h-  Augustine  Kail  Lloyd  Bulwer  is  the  present  incumbent, 
yai  d,  from  whence  niav  be  obtaiiied  an  unobstructed  Ti)i>  place  has  a  chai  ter  to  hold  a  weekly  market ;  but 
j)iosnect<'f  great  diversity.  There  are  seveial  handsome  the  inhai>itants  do  not  avail  themselves  of  such  pnvdege 
seats  in  the  vicmiiv  of  the  town  ;  the  principal  one  is  otherwise  than  to  preset  ve  the  right,  which  is  effected 
'  Blickling  Hall.'  the  seat  of  Lidy  Snffield,  about  a  by  holding  one  annually  on  the  la^t  Wednesday  in 
mile  and  a  half  distant,  in  the  midst  of  one  of  the  April.  Fair'^,  February  1st  for  cattle,  and  th'j  last 
most  extetisive  and  heantifnl  parks  in  the  county:  the  Wednesifav  in  August  for  shi  ep.  The  population  ol' 
mansion   is  an  ancient    building  of  brick,  re-erected    tlie  parish  in  1831,  was  1,110,  and  1841,  1,103. 

POST  OFFICE,  Hnneate  Street,  Aylsham,  Mary  Nobhs,  Post  Mistress. — Letters  from  all  parts  (except 
Cromer),  arrive  (from  Norwich},  every  morning  at  half-past  seven,  atid  are  despatched  theretu  at  twenty 
minutes  befoie  six  in  the  evening. 

Letters  from  Cromer  ariive  every  afternoon  at  half-past  five,' and  are  despatched  thereto  at  eight  in  the 
morning. 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY    AND 
CLERGY. 

Allen  Rev.  Stephen,  Erpingham 
Browne  Ml-s  Martha,  Cromer  road 
Buller  Rev.  J^mes,  Norwicii  road 
Bu'ler  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  Woodhine 

Cottaae 
Bui  werUev.  Augustine, E.L.Cawston 
Cable  Mr.  James,  Caw^ion 
Canfor  Mr.  Ellis.  Kedlion  st 
Chester,  the  Honhle  Mrs  ,  Paradise 
Clark  Mr.  .laiiKS,  Kedlion  ^t 
Colebv  Mrs.  Martha,  VVhitehart  st 
Cook  Mr.  Thomas,  Bushy  place 
Cook  Mr.  William,  Pinfold  st 
CuMance  Bev.  John,  Blicklinu 
Elven  Mrs.  Sarah,  Whitebait  st 
Fish  Bev.  Georce,  Erningham 
Glister  Mr.  Tlioma-,  Pound  lane 
Gotier-on  Mrs.i'enelope,Church  ter 
Guiiton  Mr.  George,  Whitebait  st 
Heath  K'  V.  Charles,  Hanworth 
Holiey  Mrs.  Ann,  Muket  place 
HoUey  James  Hunt.Esq.  Buri',hhall 
Hollev  Mrs  — ,  ('limcli  terrace 


ACADEMIES  AND   SCHOOLS.  ^  CuUey  John,  Cawsfon  road 
Ashley  Elizabeth.  Market  jilace  Eldtii  Thomas,  Market  place 

Burke  &  Dobson  (ladies'  boarding)    Fimiage  John,  M  nket  plice 

Blickliim  mad  i  Miller  Thonta-,  Chun  h  hill 

DiocKSAN  ScJiooL,   Hungate  si — ^  Ostk'k  Kih  it,  Whiiehait  st 

William  Poiilton,  ma-ter  |  Rust  Wil  iam,  llidlion  st 

NATioNALScHooL.Schoolhouselane   Sfa  ling  William,  Bedlioii  st 
James  Brvan,  master;  Charlotte   Thirtle  Robert,  Kedlion  st 
M.  Brvan,  mistress;  Maria  Dod-    Witgett  William,  Cawston 
man,  mistress  of  iiifaiit^'  school    ]  Williams  Brittingham,  Cawston 
Robinson  Jane,  Commercial  road     1  Wilson  John,  Hungate  st 
Wright  William  (boarding  &  day),  '  Woods  James,  Cawston 

1  BRICKLAYERS. 

Hoistead  John,  Hungnte  st 
March  Henry,  Commercial  j"oad 


Commercial  road 
Yallop  Robert,  Cawston 

ATTORNEYS. 

Copeman  Thomas,  Blickling  road 
Parmeter  Roheri  VVm.Ciomer  road 
Repton  Si  Scott,  .Maiket  place 

BAKERS    &  FLOUR    DEALERS. 

Austin  Watts,  Cawston 

Butler   Luke    (and    confectioner),    Sands  John,  Huiig«test 

Redlionsiieet  [place  CABINET  makers. 

Clover.lolin(Acoi)fecfioner)Market    Burrell  Geoiue  Elden,  Market  place 

L-i.u..   U7:ii:„..,    /i I,  I. Ill  I...1...    1.1..     /-■ _  I 


BUTCHERS. 

Austin  Matthi  w,  Cawston 
Bond  John,  Cawston 
Chapman  John,  Kedlion  st 
Hovvlett  HiiIh'ii,  Kedlion  st 
.Sands  J^mes,  Kedlion  st 


Ebbs  William,  Chunh  hill 


Luhbi'nU  .\J  I  s.l-:iizlh,Chu:cb  terrace    Hill  Samuel  K.,  Cawston  road 


Orfnd,  the  KiL'ht  Hiniourable  the 

Earl  of,  Woltertoii  Hail 
Parker  Mrs.  Lncv,  Cawston  road 
Porrett  Mr.  Thomas,  Cromer  road 
Pottle  K(  V.John,  Burgh 
Raikhani  Mrs   Martha,  Cromer  rd 
Robins  Mr.  William,  Maiket  place 
Seaman  Miss  Sophia,  Chinch  hill 
Sexton  -Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  Hiingatest 
Sliaw  .Miss  Jane,  Schoolhouse  luie 
Shaw,  the  Misses  Baibara  &  Sarah, 

INIaiket  place 
Slioit  Miss  Sarah.  Cluiich  liill 
Spencer  Kev.  Chailes,  Ca".stou 
Sufbeld.ihe  Dowager  Lady  Caroline, 

B  ickling  H.ill 
Taflinm  Mr.  Richard ,  Redlion  st 
TaUor  Miss  Lvdia,  Pinfidd  st 
Upton  Kev.  J.  hn.  Commercial  road 
Wa  ler  .Mr.  John  Clear,  Commercial 

ro  d 
Walpole  Miss  Emi'y,  Whiiebart  st 
WarnesMr.  John,  Bi>lwick  Hall 
White  Mrs.  — ,  Blickling  road 
Wicks  Mrs.  Sn^aii.  Milliiite 
Wooilh'iuse  .Mrs  Em nia, Blickling  rd 
Yates  Rev.  Edmund T.,tlie  Vicarage 

(> 


Liixeii  Kichaid  (and  confectioner), 

Kedlion   stieet 
Neal  Deniii-,  Whiiebart  st 
Pye  Samuel,  Cawston 
Kobins  Mary,  CaHstoii 
Rnsseil  John,  Cawston 
Sexton  Joseph,  Hiini^ate  st 

BANKERS. 

Copeman  George  &  Thomas  Bank 
st  (draw  upon  Hankeys',  &  Co., 
London) — Jame^Hai  rod, manager 

Savings'  Bank,  Bank  street  (open 
every  Mon  !ay  from  12  till  1)  — 
James  Hai  rod,  actuary 

BASKET  MAKERS. 

Starling  William.  Keiilion  st 

Wat-on  James,  Millgate 

BOOKSELLERS,  STATIONERS 
AND  PRINTERS. 

Clement-  Chas  <Se  Sim, Miiiket  place 

BOOT  AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 

Bill  re  1  VVilli.im,  Maiket  jilace 
Carman  Thomas,  lledlioii  st 
Coiner  William,  Cawston 
Cooper  William  (warehouse),  Red- 
lion  street 


Laike  John,  Cromer  ri  a<l 

CARPENTERS  AND  BUILDERS 

Baitiani  V\'illiani,  iMillgaie 
Bowers  Kobert,  Cromer  load 
Bnriell  George  Elden,  Marketplace 
De«ing  Richard,  Cawston 
Dewini;  Rohi  rt,  Cavvstou 
Proiidfooi  John,  Hungate 
CLOG    AND   PATTEN  MAKERS. 

Purdv  J  lines,  Stnneham's  passage 
Kainforth  John,  Market   place 
COACH    BUILDER. 

Ingate  Liwis,  Cromer  road 

CORN,     COAL,    AND    SEED 
MERCHANTS. 

Margetson  Roheit  (coil)  Keiilion  st 
Mav-ton  J'^hi),  Cromer  road 
Parmeter  S.imuel,  Millnate 
Soainc  (ieoiue,  Millgate 

CURRIERS    AND    LEATHER 
CUTTERS. 

Clark  John  S  ,  Bin  kliiig  rnad 
Cooper  William,  Kedlion  st 

DRUGGISTS. 

Bane  WiUiam,  lUdiioii  st 
Boweii  Tlioma-',  Cawston 
No'^hs  Maiv,  Hungate  st 
Symonds  John  (and  chemist),  Mar- 
ket place 


29ir£rtoiy. 


AYLSHAM,  &c. 


Korfolfe. 


FARMERS. 

Barher  George,  Hnrgli 
Biid  Edward,  Cnvstoii 
Blake  Kdward, 'I'uititigtou  Hall 
Bond  John,  Cawston 
Case  James  Lee,  iMillgaie 
Clover  .lolin,  Wood  farm 
Ka^toii  Isa;ic,  Cawston 
Eastoii  Jaiiifs,  Cawston 
HicUlitig  Samuel,  Cawston 
Ireland  Catherine,  Cawston 
Taylor  Tlioiua*^,  Cawston 
Th.irn*-  Robert,  Burgh 
'J'ippel  George,  Millgaie 

FIRE,    etc.,    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

General  Hail  Storm,  J  ohnGluver, 

Marl;et  place 
Norwich  Equitable,  Thos.  Con- 

nold,  Mailii-t  place 
Norwich  I'nkin,  Roheit  Hnbb;ud, 

Market  plart', and  James  Harrod, 

Bank  stieet 
Star,  William  Rust,  Redlion  st 

GARDENERS     St     SEEDSMEK. 

Kitt  Edward,  Redlion  st 
Fiti  James,  Militate 
Stearinan  James,  Hnngafest 

GROCERS  &  LINEN  DRAPERS. 

Ayton  jMHies,  ftlillgate 
Cooper  Wiliiafi),  Redlion  st 
Corey  Thomas,  Millgaie 
England  Mary,  Redlion  st 
Hubliard  Rolierf,  Mirket  place 
Pag«'  William,  Redlion  st 
Powell  Benjamin,  Market  place 
Scott  Geoige,  M^rktt  place 
Wakeford  William,  Ca>vston 
Warren  Thomas,  iMillgate 
Whiley  George,  Millgate 

HAIR    DRESSERS    AND 
PERFUMERS. 

Dale  Robert,  Marketplace 
Smitlisoii  Ze|)haniah,   Market  place 

INNS    AND    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Anchor,  James  Fitr,  MHluate 

Bell,  Robins  Uix,  Cawston 

Black  Boys'   Inn  (commercial  and 

postint;).  Market  place 
Bull,  Williaiu  Pnrday,  Redlion  st 
Cross  Keys,  Lncy  Ulph,  Redlion  st 
Dog  Inn  (commertial  and  posting), 

Dog  corner 
Kins'-  Head,  William  Ellis.Cawston 
New  Inn,  Dick  Keek,  Redlion  st 
|{at  Catchers,  IjCO  Lewis,  Cawston 
Red  Lion  (commercial], John  Cliap- 

nian.  Redlion  st 
Star,  Georne  Clarke,  Redlion  si 
Unicorn,  Wm.  Pnnciier,H ungate  st 
White  Horse, Roht.Boiilter,Cawstoii 
Wood  Row,  Isaac  Easton,  Cawston 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Butt  George,  Cawsion  st 
Freeman  John,  Millgate 
Howe-  John,  Cawston 
Jarvis  Robert,  Whitehart  st 
Moy  John    Caw- ton  road 
Nidiolls  John,  Millgate 
Pilgrim  Ezra,  Hnngntest 
Poll  Henry,  Whitehart  st 
Slipper  Geoige,  Cawston 
Wilson  John,  Hungatest 

IRONMONGERS. 

Freeman  &  Ansten,  Market  place 
Skidmore  Arthur  Wellington,  Mar- 
ket place 


MALTSTERS. 

Parmefer  Srimuel,  Millgate 
Pilgrim  Ezra   (and  brewer),  Hun- 
gred  street 

MILLERS. 
Davison  James,  Caw-ton  road 
Parnieter  Samnel,  Millgate 
Pve  Samuel,  Cawston 
Soame  George,  Cawston  road 

MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 

D'Ayion  Harriet,  Hungate  st 
Doughty  Ann,  Market  place 
Klden  Ellen,  Mark- 1  place 
Gowinn  Saiah,  Market  place 
Hatcher  Jane,  Redlion  st 
Stearman  Ann,  Commercial  road 
NiclioUs  Elizabeth,  Caw-ton 
MILLWRIGHTS    Ac  MACHINE 
MAKERS. 

Craft  Henry,  Cawston  road 
WinteH)iiin  James,  Cawston  road 

PLUMBERS,     PAINTERS     AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Davy  Elijah,  Blickling  road 
Elvin  Robert,  W'liitehart  st 
Pert  David  &  William,  Millgate 
Pert  Leonard,  Redlion  st 
Pratt  Robert,  Redlion  st 
Wright  David,  Cawsion 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Frankland  Jame-,  ReiUi"n  st 
Hounstield  Edward,  Bmgli  road 
Laxen  Henry,  Market  place 
Lemon  Benjamin,  Redlion  st 

SMITHS. 

Burton  John,  Church  hill 
Butler  William,  Cawston  road 
Mears  Stephen,  Cawston 
Ottwav  Thoina-,  Cawsion 
Pike  Robert,  Reillion  st 
Tatham  George,  Ciomer  road 

STONE  AND  MARBLE  MASONS 

Allen  Henry  p..  Whitehart  st 
Fieeman  John,  Millgate 

STRATV    BONNET     MAKERS. 
Bowers  Miitilda,  Clinrch  hill 
Burton  Sarah,  Whitehart  st 
Butler  Elizaheth.  Reiilion  st 
Ma-singham  Mariha,  Cavvstoii 
Miller  Sarah,  Church  hill 

SURGEONS. 

Mann  J.  T.,  Hnnyate  si 

Morrill  John,  Cawston 

Morton   Richard  Kay,  Matket  place 

Smith  Frederick,  Maiket  place 

TAILORS. 

Marked  tliiis  *  are  also  Drapcrg. 
*Breese  James,  Redlion  st 
Bnrrell  VVillinm,  Maiket  place 
C^ff  Robert,  Cawston 
Dewing  Thnmas,  Cawston 
Fl  ;xman  John,  Marketplace 
*Haddon  Ja-.  (&  glover), Redlion  st 
OIley  Thomas,  Cawston 
St'aiman  Frederick,  Hungate  st 

j  •Sutton  John,  Redlion  st 
*Tuddenham  James,  Cawston 

I  *Ulph  John,  Redlion  st 

I  TIN-PLATE    WORKERS. 

j  Platten  Edward  Suffolk,  Church  hill 
!  Smith  John,  Stoneham's  passage 


WATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Connold  Thomas,  Mai  ket  place 
Fitt  John,  Rtdlioii  st 
Russell  Jidin,  Caw-ton 
Silance  George,  Whitehart  st 
Wade  Charles  Rice,  Marketplace 

W  HEELW^RIGHTS. 

Bowers  Robert,  Cromer  st 
Pidudfoot  John,  Hungate  st 
Spark  William,  Cawsion 
Ulph  John  H.,  Whitehart  st 

Miscellaneous 

Bpckliam  Benjn.  n^t  makf-r,  Hungate  sf 
Biiirell  Geo.  lilden,  auctioneer, Maiket  pi 
Case  .lames Lee,  accounlont,  Millgate 
Clements     Charles,     sub-distributer     of 

st  iraps.  Market  place 
Dewing  William,  pump  maker,  Cawston 
Edwards  John,  china,  glass,  &r.  dialer, 

Redlion  street  [liirace 

Howes  Roberi,veterinary  snif;eon,Cluircli 
Jones  Edward,  superintendent  of  police, 

Hlickling  road 
LiTEHiRY     SociETT,     Marlift    place- 
George  Copeman,  honorary  secretary 
Milehain  William,  artist,  Cmmercial  rd 
Parker  Tliomas.  cooper,  \Vhiiehart  st 
Purilv  James,  fishmonger,  Reillinn  st 
Roe  Frederic,  clerk  to  the  maaisiraled  & 

to  the  deputy  lieutenancy,  Blickling  ril 
Smith  Thomas,  horse  and  cattle   dealer 

Hungate  st  , 

Stamp  Office,  Maiket  place— Charles 

Clement?,  suh-di>tiihuter 


REGISTRARS 

OF  BIRTHS,  DEATHS    &  MARRIAGES. 

Snper'intendtnt  Registrar — William  Hill. 
Registrars  of  Ilirlhs  and   DcaWis— Alex- 
ander Sands  aud  John  Wright. 


COUNTY    COURT, 
Held  monihi.y  at  the  Dog  Inn. 
I  Judge— Thomns  Jacob  Birch,  E^q. 

Hiah  fi-Ji/'/f- Arthur  John  Landon. 
!  Bailiff— AUeu  I'ye. 

j  C7e/fc— Alexander  Edgell.  [place 

I  Assistant  C/eWis- Uepton  &  Scott.Maiket 


COACHES,   &C. 

ToCROMFR.  the  Star  (from  Norwich), 
calls  at  Block  Boys' Inn.pvery  morning, 
and  the  Oifon,  at  a  quarter  before  seven 
in  the  evening 

To  NORWICH,  the  Oce^.n  (from Ciomer), 
calls  at  the  Black  Boys'  Inn,  every 
morning  at  nine,  and  Ihe  Sinr,  every 
Saturday  alternoon  at  lialf-past  two. 
The  /'»ie7ids/(ip((rom  Holt )  calls  at  the 
Dog  Inn  every  morning  at  nine,  and 
the  Prince  »/  Wales,  from  the  Black 
Boys',  every  Saiurday  morning  at  the 
same  hour 

To  HOLT,  the  Friendship{(TomT<or\\\ch) 
calls  at  the  Dog  Inn  every  evening  at 
half-past  six 

CARRIERS 

To  NORWICH,  a  Van,  from  Ihe  Red 
Lion,  and  a  /^o</ Carf.  fioni  Ihe  New 
Inn,  daily;  Roliert  Margetson,  (rom  his 
ov\n  house,  Redlion  st,  every  Monday, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday.  A   Ion,  from 

.  the  Dog  Inn,  every  Tuesday  &  Friday, 
and  one  fiom  the  Bell,  Cawston,  VVed- 
nesday  and  Saturday 

To  CROMF,R,a  Pos(  CaW,from  llieNew 
Inn,  Redlion  st,  daily 

To  HOLT,  a  Van,  from  the  Dog  Inn, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday 

CONVEYANCE  BY  WATER. 

To  YARMOUTH,  Samuel  Parineter'i 
Boats,  from  Millgate,  daily 


Xoi'folfe. 


^Iatei*i5 


BUGKENHAM,  NEW  AND  OLD. 


I\e^V  lU^CKEXHAM  is  a  pariMi  in  the  liiindred  of 
Siiropliam, — the  village,  nnce  a  market  t(»wn,  is  98 
luih's  N.N  E.  from  Luncloii,  16  s.s.w.  fioiu  Norwicli,  and 
5  E.  s.  E.  from  Attleboroiigh  ;  situifed  in  ar  tlie  source 
of  ihe  liver  Waveney,  in  a  flat,  fertile  and  agric iiltmal 
eoniitiy,  on  tlie  line  of  the  Kastern  Union  Railway. 
The  inhabitanis  pussess  some  ancient  privilege.^,  anmng 
which  is  that  of  exposing  eood.s  for  .-ale  at  any  mar- 
ket or  fair  in  the  kingdom,  free  of  toll;  of  hohhiig  a 
mercate  court  and  a  market ;  and  th^  lord  of  the 
manor  claims  the  right  of  otliciaiing  as  butler  at  the 
coroiiaticin  of  the  kings  of  Eimland.  The  only  object 
inviting  the  attention  of  the  curious,  in  the  neighbour- 
hood, is  the  citadel  and  keep  of  an  ancient  ca>tle, 
supposed  to  have  been  buili  bv  Sir  Waher  Knyvett  in 
the  14th  ceiituiy.  A  high  bailiff  is  chosen  annually  at 
the  •  I'ortinan'  court;  cciirts  b.iron  and  leet  are  held 
by  tiie  lord  of  the  inanor,tiie  llev.  J.  F.  Francklin.aiid 
tlir  t.iwn  is  included  in  the  AttUborouuh  circuit.under 
ihe  act  pas>ed  in  184(i,  for  the  recoveiy  of  debts  to 
any  amount  not  t  xceecMng  £20. 

The  pari--h  ciiurcli  of  Saint  Martin,  was  founded  in 
tlie  fifteenth  cemury   by   a  celebrated  priest,  naimd 


its  appellation:  the  living  is  a  perpetual  curacy,  in  th^ 
patronage  of  the  parishioners;  the  Rev.  Thomas  W. 
Thnmp-on  is  the  pieseiit  incunitient.  There  is  a  place 
of  worship  for  Metiiodivts;  and  the  cbaiities  comprise 
a  tree  school  for  a  limited  numhirof  hoys,  and  an 
;ilinshouse  for  fouragtd  per>ons.  The  weekly  market, 
enntled  to  be  held  on  Sat'irday,  has  fallen  into  di>use, 
and  only  now  observed  annually  on  the  last  Saturday 
In  .May — it  is  a  large  one  for  general  articles  of  con- 
sum|ition  and  wear :  there  is  also  a  fair  held  on  the 
22nd  of  November.  The  population  of  the  piiish,  in 
1831,  was  795,  and  in  1841,  716. 

Old  Ruckenham  is  a  parish  and  village  in  the 
in  the  .same  hundred  as,  and  about  two  mik-s  from 
New  Buckenbam.  The  village,  which  is  stra.;gliag, 
but  picturesque,  and  encircles  a  piece  of  common  land 
of  about  twenty  acres,  exhihits  nothing  worthy  of 
notice  but  its  neat  church  :  the  living  is  a  peipetual 
curacy,  in  the  paironaae  of  the  parishiorers  ;  the  Rev. 
Thomas  P.  .Slipp  is  the  present  incumbent.  Contiguous 
to  the  cliurch  gates  stands  the  national  school,  a(om- 
niodious  brick  Imildiiig.  Population  of  the  parish  in 
18;}1, 1,201  ;  in  1841,  1,253. 


Thoma-  de  iJokenhun,  troni  whom  the  town  obtained 

POST  OFFICE,  New  BucKENtiAM,  Heniy  Ely,  Post  Master.— LHters  from  all  parts  arrive  (from 
ATTLEBOROtGiij,  eVfry  morning  at  half-past  eight,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  six  in  the  evening. 

POST  OFFICE,  Old  Buckeniiam,  George  Ho\t,  Post  jl/ffs^cr.— Letters  from  all  paits  arrive  (from 
Attleboroi  gh),  every  tiioining  at  half-past  seven,  and  aredesp^tctied  thereto  at  seven  in  the  evening 


Thompson  Levi,  Old  Buckenham 
Turner  James,  Ntw  Buckenham 
Turner  Oshorne,  Old  Ruckeniiani 


GENTRY    AND     CLEBGY 

Clowes  Mr.  lidward  Morris  (attor- 
ney and  registiar  of  bi-tlis  and 
deaths!,  New  Bnckfiiliam 

Fulcher  Rev.  Thos.Old  Buckenham 

Howard  .Mr.  Horace  (surgeoii)New 
Butktiiiiam 

Howse  Mis.  Mary.New  Buckenham 

Mitcliell  Rev.  Benjamin, New  Buck- 
enham [lii*ni 

Mouiah-  r  .Mrs.  Sarah  Old  Bucken- 

Slapp  Rev.    Thomas    Payton,    Old 

Buckmlrin  ^,.,. .^„^,  „v,... 

Thompson  Rev.  Thomas  VV.,N(W    witling  James,  New  Buckenham 
Buckeiih-im  ['nn' 


BRICKLAYERS. 

Gat'e  Thomas,  Old  Buckenham 
Smith  WilliaMi,  New  Buckenbam 
Stebbings  Tbouias,New  Buckenham 

BUTCHERS. 

Bails  John,  Old  Bui  kenhatn 
Gayiner  John,  New  Buckenham 
Hu'iibaid  Robert.  Old  Buckenham 
LaiK  aster  John,  Old  Buckenham 
Lawrence  John,  New  Buckmiiam 


Tun  er  .Mr.  Henry,  New   Bucken- 

ACADEIVIIES   AND    SCHOOLS. 

Infants'  School, New  iiuckenham 

— K'iz'brth  Davy,  mi-tress 
Infants'  School,  Old  Buckenham 

— Louisa  Carcase,  mistress 
Mays  Mary  (boarding  &  day),  New 

Buckenham 
Lanrastt-r  Susan,  Old  Buckenham 
National  School, Oid  Bm  ki  nliam 

— Wni.   Adaiiison,  nia-ter;  Miry 

Ann  .Ad  iinson,  mi-tress 
T\rrell  William,  Nt-w  Hiickenham 

AUCTIONEERS,  APPRAISERS, 
AND    ESTATE  AGENTS. 

Sait'-r  George  W.,  Old   liiickeiih.ni 

and   Attleborough 
Tovvnshend  John,  New  Buckenham 

BAKERS. 

Knights  William,  New  Biicketihatn 
Long  D.vid,  Old  Biickeiiham 
Poller  Amos,  Old  Biiiki  nham 
Woodio'v  Henry,  New  Buckenham 

BOOT    AND     SHOE    MAKERS. 

Bii'i':eiv  riemy,  .Ni w  Biickenhani 
Donnett  (ieorge,  Old  Iiuckenham 
Holden  William,  New  Biickenhaiii 
Fisher  William,  Old   Buckei.ham 
Forster  William,  Old  Biickenhaui 
Houibii)  Kdwaul,   Old  Bnckenham 
Lini!  Geoige,  Old  Buckenham 
Long  Daniel,  Old  Bncl-cnham 
Loveday  Foulger,  Old  Buckenbam 
Mordey  John,  (JId  Hiickenham 
Parsons  W  iHi.iin,  New  iiuckenham 
Smith  John,  Old  Buckenham 
Starke  William,  Old  Buckenham 


CARPENTERS. 

Ahlis  Fr.itiiis.  New  liii<  kenham 
Aldis  Jami  s.  New  Iiuckenham 
Clia])maii  William,  New  Buckenham 
Gaue  Thoma-,  Old  Buckenhain 
Not  ton  John,  Old  liiKkenham 


Potter  Amos,  Old  Buckenham 
Turner  Hammond  &  Joseph,  New 
Buckenham 

INNS  AND  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 
Geoige,  Hy.  Brett,  New  Buckenham 
King's  Head,  Henry  Ely,  New  Buck- 
enham [Buikenham 
White  Horse,  Elwin  Stehbmg.s.New 
White  Horse,  George  Hoil,  Old 
Buckenham 

Retailers  of  Beer 

Dailies  John,  Old  Buckeniiam 
Hoiichin  Kihvard,  Old    Bui  keiihani 
Knights  WilliHUi,  New  Buckeniiam 
Rose  Saiali,  New  Buckenham 

IRONMONGERS. 
Andrews    Thomas    &    Son,    New 

Buckenham 
Wallis  John,  New  Buckenhain 
MILLERS. 


Phillips  Abahain,  Old  Iiuckenham'         ,.     ,       ™^r^*",,f:  „     ,      , 
Phi  lips  Jac  b,  oid  Iiuckenham  Bmlinghatn  John,  Ol  1  Buckenha 

'  P.ilmer  r  lancis,  New  Buckenhan 


COOPERS  6t  BASKET  MAKERS. 

lirown  R  ■hert    New  lim  kenhani 
Daiy  D.miel,  Nivv  Iiuckenham 

FARMERS. 

lieals  Jo-epli,  Ol  I  Iiuckenham 
liird  Richaid,  Oil  Buekenham 
lila(  kburii  John,  Old  Iiuckenham 
lilooiiirirld  Mat),  Old  iiuckenham 
lioad  .Maria,  New  liiickenliam 
iiurliiuliam  Chas.,  Old  Iiuckenham 
Coliiia  i  Williim,  Old  Buekenham 
Drake  Thomas  I'.,  Old   Buckenham 
fiall  John,  New  Biiekenliaiii 
liali  .l.hn,  juti..  New  liuckenh  mi 
Hewitt  R'heit,  New  Bin  kenhani 
Hunt  William,  New  liiicki  nhaiii 
Palmer  Ellis,  ()1,|  |J,i,  kei.ham 
Pa  merJa-.&  Wm. Old  iiuckenham 
S,i|ter  (Jc  or:ie  W.,   (&  auctioneer). 

Old  liuckenhiiii 
Trickson  Philip,  Old  liuckenliam 

FIRE  &c.  OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Royal  Failmeus',  Fdwd.  N.C  owes 

New  liiickenh.im       [Iiuckenham 

SiAK  (life,,  John  Townshend,  New 

GROCERS,      DRAPERS     AND 

DEALERS     IN     SUNDRIES. 

liivaiit  Riclitid,  New  linckenham 
Julieii  Ezekiel,  New  Buekenham 
Palmer  Jas.iSi  V\  m.OM  Iiuckenham 


PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Hai  vey  Thomas  Brown, New  Ruck- 

eiih.im 
Haylitt  Jolin.  Old  Bm  kenliani 
Stebbings  Tlios.,  Ne  v  Buckenham 

SADDLERS. 

Austin  James,  N'  w  Buckenham 
Townsliend  'i'lio-.,New  Buckenham 

SMITHS. 
Chapman  Thomas,  Old  liiickeiiliaiu 
Kyhird  Willi. m.  Old  Buekenham 
Loveday  John  (&  mihwiiglitj,  Old 

Buekenham 
i'uet  Fdward,  Old  Iiuckenham 
Smith  Robert  (coach), Od  Iiucken- 
ham [Buckenham 
Wallis    John     (&  gunsmith).  New 

TAILORS. 

Davy  Thomas,  New  Iiuckenham 
(iaymei  William,  New  liuckenliam 
Leader  D.ivid,  Old  liuckenliam 
[yighton  .lames,  New  Bnckenham 
Lightoii  William.  New  Buckenham 
Potter  .Amos,  Old  Iiuckenham 

W^ATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Andrew  rhos.& Son, New Buckenhni 
Holl  George,  Old  Buckeniiam 


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BUCKENHAM. 


Koifolfe, 


WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Kyb'id  William  [&.  gig  inakei),  Old 

Buckenliain  [liiickeiihani 

Siuitli  Rol>t.  (&  coad)  builder),  Old 

Miscellaneous 

Biidrtery    Lydi.T,    dollies    dealer,     New 

Buckenham 
Hewitt  James,  carrier.  New  Buckenham 
Johnson  Samiirl,  carrier.New  Buckenham 
Peck  Riclid. horse  dealer.Uld  Buckenham 
Pelley  \\  illiam,  veteriuary  surgeon,  Old 

Buckenham 
Kayson  William    F.   stone  ninson.   New 

Buckenh  m 
Sparrow  David,  earlier,  Old  Buckenham 
Town>liend  John.currier.NewBuckenhm 
Turner  Ed  Hard,  die  in  is  t,New  Buckenham 
Wilson   Daniel,   hair  dresser  and  glover, 

New   Buckenham 


POOR    LAW^    UNION. 

GUILTCROSS. 

Workhouse,  Kenmnghall  lane. 

G'lverniir — Thomas  Uockham. 
tJutron — Martha   Rockham. 
Sclwolniaster — James  Turner. 
Schootmistress — Maria  Ann  Rotheram. 
Clerk     to     (he    Board     of    Guardians — 

Daniel  H.  Calver,  Kenninghall. 
Chaplain — Rev.  Richard  Liibbiick. 
Surgeon — Peter  Dent,  Kenninghall. 
Relieving  Officer— Gtorge  Kent. 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

ON  THE  E.4STERN    UNION    LINE. 
There    is    aUo    a    Station    at    Attlebo- 

ROUGH   on   the    Easter.n  Codnties 

Railway,  .5  miles  w.N  w.  from  New 

Buckenham. 
An  Omnibus  from  Old  Buckenham  to  At- 

lleboioiigh  tliree  times  a  week. 


OMNIBUSES' 

To  ATTLE  BO  ROUGH  an  Omnibus, 
from  theWhite  Horse.  Old  Buckenham, 
every  Tuesday,  Thursday  &   Saturday 

To  DISS,  an    Omnibus,    (roin  the   above 

Inn,  every  Monday,  Wednesday&Friday 

CARRIERS. 

To  DISS,  James  Hewitt,  from  New 
Buckenham,  Thursday 

To  HOPTON,  James  Fisl;,  from  New 
Buckenham,  Tuesday  and  Friday 

To  NORWICH,  John  Bowen,  from  New 
Buckenham, Tuesday  and  Friday,  Jas. 
Fisk,  Monday  and  Thursday, &  Samuel 
Johnson,Saturday,and  David  Sparrow, 
from  the  White  Horsc,01d  Buckenham, 
on  the  last  named  dav 


BURNHAM  MARKET  and  other  BURNHAMS, 

WITH  NORTH  AND  SOUTH  CREAKE  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


JOURNHAM  MARKET  (or  Burnham-Westgatk) 
istiie  piiiicipal  of  si.Xdtlier  Bm  iil)ams,di.siinctparisiie> 
and  small  villages  adjoitiing  to  each  otiier,  all  in  the 
hundred  uf  Broihercross.  The  fir^t-iiaiued  village  i> 
121  miles  N  n.e.  from  London  36  N.w.  from  Nor- 
with,  lU  N  N.w.  from  KaUenham  (the  nearest  railway 
station),  and  >otne\vliat  above  2  niile.s  from  the  sea; 
situated  im  tlie  .Niiial!  liier  Burn  (tVciin  which  it  is  said 
10  deiive  its  uanie).  The  place  enjov.sa  tradeineorn, 
has  two  iron  foundries,  and  a  manufactmy  for  agricul- 
tural iaipleinents ;  but  the  weaving  of  heui[)eii  clotii, 
at  one  tune  of  consequence,  is  no  lunger  pursued.  Tht- 
government  of  the  Burnhams  is  delegated  toconstat)le>, 
elected  at  the  several  couitsluld  under  the  lords  of 
different  manois.  'i'he  seven  parishes  have  their  seve- 
ral te>pective  churches;  but  none  of  these  are  w-orthy 
of  descriptiie  nmice  except  that  of  Burnhani  Market: 
this  isdeilicated  to  Saint  Mary,  and  is  a  neat  stiucmre 
of  stone  and  tiint,  witii  an  embattled  tower;  and  in 
the  chancel  aie  some  interesting  mounments  :  the  liv- 
ing is  a  lectury,  in  the  patronaye  uf  the  Master  and 
Fellows  fif  Cains  t'ollene,  Cambridge.  The  Indepen- 
dents, Wesley.iii  and  Primi'ive  Methodists,  have  each 
a  chapel  in  tne  parish  ;  and  tlieie  are  alms-houses  for 
the  aged  poor.  Burnham  Thorpe,  a  mile  distant. 
claims  mention  as  being  the  birth-place  of  the  naval 
hero.  Nelson,  and  the  church  of  Saint  Peter,  contain^ 
several  marble  tablets  to  ihe  niemnry  of  the  Nelson 
family.  The  neighbomlioodaiound  here  is  considered 
as  beautiful  as  any  in  Noifolk — the  land  exceedingly 
fertile,  and  ii.  a  superior  state  of  agriculture.  Many 
liatidsome  lesidences  of  opulent  families  einbellish  the 
rlistiict,  the  grounds  id  which  are  laid  out  with  tha' 
taste  and  agricultural  skill  so  eminen  ly  characteristic 


of  the  Norfolk  estates.  Two  aimual  fairs  are  held  i» 
Burnhani  Market,  for  toys  and  sundries — one  on  Tues" 
day  ill  Easter  week,  the  other  on  the  1st  and  2n(l  of 
August.  The  parish  contained,  in  1841,  1,126  in- 
habitants. 

The  following  comprise  the  other  Burnhams,  with 
the  disiance  or  each  fiom  the  principal  parish  of  Burn- 
ham  Market;  and  its  papulation  at  the  hist  census, 
viz.— Burnham  Deepdale  i^  two  miles  and  a  half 
n.  \v.,  wiih  a  population  of  109  inhabitants;  Burn- 
ham  Norton,  one  mile,  population  166  ;  Burniian 
Sutton  and  Burnham  Ulph,  adjoining  Burnhani 
Market,  population  35.5  ;  Burnham  Thorpe,  about 
a  mile  e.  by  s  ,  populatiniiSye  ;  and  Burnham  Overy 
— the  last  named  is  a  small  sea-port,  two  miles  mirth 
of  Burnham  Market,  communicHting  with  the  sea  by 
an  arm  or  creek  about  a  mile  and  a  half  in  length.  Its 
trade  is  in  coin  and  coal,  and  a  portion  of  the  inliabi- 
tants  derive  their  subsistence  from  oyster-dredging  ; 
population  613. 

North  and  South  Creake  are  two  villages  and 
pirishes  in  the  same  bundled  as  the  Burnhan).s;  situa- 
ted from  two  til  four  miles  from  Burnham  Market. 
The  villages  are  straggling,  and  the  houses  coniposiug 
them  have  no  pretensions  i  o  elegance ;  nor  is  there  any- 
thing of  consequence  belonging  to  the  parishes  but 
their  agricultural  prosperity.  The  places  of  worship 
are  a  church  each  at  North  and  South  Creake,  both 
dedicated  to  the  Virgin  Mary,  and  a  Baptist  chapel  at 
South  Creake.  The  living  ot  North  Creake  is  a  rectory, 
in  the  presentation  of  the  bishop  Norwich  ;  that  of 
South  Creake  i>^  a  vicarage,  in  the  gift  of  the  liev. 
Henry  Goggs.  The  iiopulation  of  North  and  Soutli 
Creake  re^pe'tively,  in  1841,  was  648  and  940. 


POST  OEEICE,  Burnham  Market,  Robert  Sparks,  Post  dlasier.— Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (from 
Lynn)  every  luorning  at  ten  ;  and  are  despatched  theieto  at  half-past  three  in  the  alteinoon. 

POST  OFFICE,  North  Creake,  William  Reeve,  Pos(  Masier.— Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (from 
Fakenham)  every  mojningat  ten  ;  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  a  quarter  past  three  in  the  afieruooii. 


NOBILITY,  GENTRY  AND 
CLERGY, 

Bates     Rev.     William,    Burnham 

Maiket  [Creake 

Beals  IMr.  John  Edward,  South 
Belding  Mr.  George,  South  Cieake 
Bingliam  Captain  Henry  Hope,  r.n. 

Burnham  Overy  Staith 
Blat  kett  Rev.  Charles  R.,  Burnham 

Market  •    [Deepdale 

Blyth  Rev.  Edward   G.,  Burnham 
hlyih     Henry   E.    Esq.   Burnhani 

Market 
Boulton  Lady — ,  Buriihim  Market 
Calvei  iMr.  Henry,  BuriiliHinTliorpe 
Calver  Mr.  John,  Burnham  Thoi  pe 
Cooper    Rev.   Augustus,   Burnham 

Thorpe 
Dewing  Mr.  William,  North  Creake 
DoggetiMr.  Robeit,  BurnhamOveiy 
Everard  Rev.  Daniel, Burn  haniTln.rpe 
Everilt  Mr.  Isaac,  South  Creake 
Everitt  Mr.  James,  North  Creake 

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I  Goggs  Rev.  Henry,  South  Creake 
Goweii  Mr.  John,  Burnhain  Sutton 
.Hamond   Mr.    William,  Burnham 

Maiket  [Maiket 

Harris  Rev.  Thomas,  Burnhain 
Holswoith  Mr.  John,  Burnham 
Keppel  the  Honble.  &  Rev.  Thomas 

Robert,  North  Creake 
Mack   Mr.  Thomas  T.  Burnhani 

Thoi pe 
Mack  Mr-Williani,  Burr.baniNorton 
Mann  Mr.  Jatnes,  South  Creake 
Maitin  Sir  Roger,  Bnrnh.imMarket 
Meek    Rev.    — ,  Burnham   Overy 

Staith 
Overman  Mr..lohn,BurnhamSntton 
Oierinan  tljeMisses,BurnhamMrkt 
Overman   Mr.   Robert,   Burnham 

Market 
Pairitt     Mr.    William,    Burnham 

Market 
Pearson  the  Mis.ses  — ,  Buinham 

Sutton 


Pyne    Rev.    Augusta.'.,    Burnhain 

Market 
Rix  Miss — ,  Burnhain  Market 
Rodwell  Mr.  Lionel,  North  Cieake 
Savory     Mr.     Edmund,    Burnham 

iMarket 
SawseyMr.JosepI),  BurnhamThorpe 
Seppings     Mr.     Johnson,    South 
Creake  •  [I'horpe 

Stirling  Mr.  Thomas,  Burnham 
Summers  Rev.  James,  SouthCreake 
Summers  Rev.  Jolin,  South  Cieake 
TrtVlor  Mr.  Henry,  BuinliamNorioii 
ThoraiisonMr.  Rcjbei  t, South  Creake 
Tuhbs  Mr.  John,  Burnham  Overy 
Staitji  [Deepdale 

Walmsley    Rev.    John,    Burnham 
Waters  Mr. George,  BurnhamOveiy 
Waters  Mr.  John,  Buinham  Overy 
Wiseman   Mr.  Geoige,  Burnhain 

Overy 
Wright  Mr.  Robert,  North  Creake 
Wright  Mr.  William,  North  Creake 

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Koifolft* 


BURNHAM  MARKET,  &c. 


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ACADEMIES     AND      SCHOOLS. 

Not  otherwise  ilfscribeJ  are  Day  Schools 
Atkins  John,  Hninham  Market 
Barnes  Roleit  (hoarding  antl  day), 

Bunihiiu  AJarket 
Charity  ScnooL,Burnliam  Thorpe 

—Thomas   \V.   Norman,  master  ; 

Sarah  Nornian,  mistress 
Charity  School,  Sontli  Creake — 

Kohart   Siniins,    master;    Jane 

Siiiinis,  mistress 
Coker  Christopher,  North  Creake 
Ediiunulson  Susan, Bunsluui) Not  ton 
Howard  Mary,  North  Creake 
Huijhes  Sar.ih  (hoarding  and  day), 

Bnrnham  Market 
Infants'  ScHooL,Huriiliain  Maiket 

— M.irtiia  Biid,  mistress 
National     School,      Bnrnham 

Deepdalf Klizabcth    Dennis, 

niisirfss 
National  School,  Burnliam  Sut- 
ton— John  Hayliow,  master 
National  ScikSol,  North  Creake 

— James  Katisoii,tnaster  ;  Frances 

M.  Kanson,  mistress 
Siiackcloih  Elizabeth,  South  Creake 

ATTORNEYS, 

Blyth  Anthony,  Buinham  Miiiktt 
Nurse  James,  liurnhaiu  Market 

BAKERS. 

Marked  tlms  *  are  ulso  Confectionrrs. 
*Bowden  Martin,  Bin  nhani  Market 
Brett  John  F.  Nortli  Creake 
Buck  John,  Burnham  Tlsorjje 
Buck  Siisaii,  liurnliatn  Market 
Clarkeilol>eri,BurnhamOveryStaith 
Cutlihert  Cliarlf-s,  Norih  Cnake 
Kvetts  Kohert,  Biirnhim  Maiket 
*G<iiit  James,  Burnham  Sutton 
Greenwood     Erasmus,    Burniiain 

Marker 
Gretts  Kobert,  Burnham  Market 
Hancock  Jami  s,  Burnham  INiarket 
Harpley  John,  South  Creake 
HiUinu'VVilliaui,  iinrnam  Sutton 
Johnson  Jolm,  Noitii  Creake 
*KerrisoiiRobert,  Burnliam  Market 
Nurse  William,  liurt.ham  Market 
Plane  Dawson,  South  Cieake 
Sayer  Uohert,  South  Creake 
Smith    Charles,    Burnham    Overy 

Staith 
Smith  Jtdiii,  Burnliam  Market 
Tinker  U'illiain,  Bnrnham  Market 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Bambridge  Martin,  Ninth  Creake 
Cl.i^on  John,  liurnhim  Maiket 
Cieak  William,  lUirnham  Market 
Curtis  Rohfrt,  liumhan:  Thorpe 
Farrow  Thomas,  Burnham  Siiitoii 
Johnson  liichaid,    linrnliani  Suttoi: 
Kendal  Benjamin,   Hurnh;uu  Overy 
Powcl  Will  am,  Bnrnham  Market 
Hawlins  William,  South  Creake 
llix  Thomas,  Noith  Creake 
SmithU'il  iani,  BuriiliamtJviy  Staith 
Whisker  John,  Sontli  Cie.  ke 

BOOK bELLERS&  STATIONERS 

Hammond  William  (anil  pi  inter  atid 
mvvs  ai;ent),-  Bnrnham  .Market 

Oakes  Francis  (stationer  and  1'- 
bratian),  Bumhain  Maiket 

BOOT     AND     SHOE      MAKERS 

Allen  William,  Burnham  Market 
Anderson    William     (and    leather 

seller),  Burnham  Market 
Bowdeii  Mai  tin, _  Burnham  Market 
Chasuey  Benneton,  South  Creake 
Claxtoii  Hoberi,  Burnh'mi  Maiket 
Durrant  Kobert,  Nnrth  Creake 
Ebdel  James  North  Creake 
Harper  William,  Burnham  Sutton 
Howard  William,  North  Creake 

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Priest    Samuel,    BuruhamrOvery 

Staith 
Ilaydon  Benjamin,  Burnliam  Sutton 
Tuck  Uohert,  North  Creake 
Tuddeiiliani  James,  South  Creake 
Tweedy  Kobert,  Burnham  Market 
Wacey  Thoma>^,  South  Creake 

BRASS  et  IRON  FOUNDERS. 

Creak  &  Colby  [and  agricultural 
implement  maniiiacturers,  anil 
wine,  spii  it,  ale  porter  merchants) 
Burnham  Rlarket 

Saiiity  John,  Burnham  Sutton 

BRAZIERS    AND    TINMEN. 

Cable  William,  Burnham  Market 
Hendry  John    (and    toy    dealer), 

Burnham  Market 
Sainty    John      (and    copper-plate 

worker),  Burnham  Sntion 

BRICK    MAKERS. 

Cook  Robin,  Burnliam  Deepdale 
Mack  William,  i5uruhani  Norton 
Pegg  Samuel,  Peterstone 

BRICKLAYERS&  PLASTERERS 

Allen  Heniy,  Burnliam  Maiket 
Barnes  William,  Burnham   Maiket 
Beieik-y  Robert,  Burnham  Market 
Beverley  William,  Buriibam  Market 
Boor     WiUiaMi    (and   seedsman), 

Buruliain  Market 
Holmes  Joliii   (and  lime  burner). 

South  Cieake 
Hoo^er  John,  Burnham  Thorpe 
Overton  Richard,  Norili  Creake 
Plaice  William,  Burnham  Market 
Tuck  John,  Burnham  Thorpe 
Tuck  John,  North  Cieake 

BUTCHERS. 

Belding  David,  Burnham  Maiket 
Cuthbert  Charles,  North  Creake 
Ellis  John,  Burnham  Sutton 
Gosliawk  John,  North  Creake 
Ham  111  on  (iThomas,  Bur  II  ham  Market 
Plane  Dawson,  South  Creake 
Riehardson  James,  Burnhaui  Overy 

Staith 
Sayer  Robert,  South  Creake 
Sherman  William, Burnham  Market 
Ward  William,  Burnham  Sutton 

CABINET    MAKERS    AND 
FURNITURE    BROKERS. 

Dew  Ceorue,  Burnham  Maiket 
Nornian  'I'liomas,  Buriihaui  Market 
Roy  iHc  Sons,  Burnliam  Market 
W  illiamson  Kobert,  Burn  ham  M  ai  ket 
CARPEI'JTERS    ANDl  JOINERS. 
Clixton  John,  Buriihaiu  Overy 
Dew  (Jeorge,  Bnrnham  Market 
EllisI';dmund,BuiiilniiiOieryStaith 
Goiidmaii  Jame^,  South  Cieake 
Roy  &  Sons,  Bnrnham  M.irket 
SancMiaiy  James,  Biirnhiiu  Market 
Siiooiiei  Kdwaid,  South  Creake 
Siibbett  John,  North  Creake 
WarnhamT  ho  mas,  Burnham  Mack  el 
WilliamsoiiR'  1)01  t,Biii  nliam  Mai  ket 
CHEMISTS   AND    DRUGGISTS. 

Mayuaid  Robert,  Buinhiim  Maik<  t 
Spei  icer  William  I  l,Biirii  ham  Mar  ket 

COACH    AND    GIG    OW^NERS — 
FOR  HIRE. 

Claxton  John,  Buinhani  Market 
Spicer  Robert,  Burnham  Maiket 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 

Dewiiii!    Richard  <S:  Co.  Burnham 

Overy  Staiih 
Hull   James  &   Henry,  Burnham 

Overy  Staith 
Mack  Tbirtle,  BurnhamOvcrySfaith 
PriestRobert,  Burnliam  Overy  Staith 


CORN    MERCHANTS. 

Dewing  Richard  &    Co.  Bunihaiu 

Overy  Staith 
MackThirtle,  BurnhamOveryStaitli 
Porritt  David  (and  seed),  Burnham 

Sutton 
FIRE,    &c.   OFFICE    AGENTS. 
General,  CreaU  &  Colby,  Burnham 

Market 
Norwich  Union,  William Hamotul 

Burnhaui  Market 

GROCERS    AND     DRAPERS. 

(SiV  also  Shopkeepers.) 
Brett  John  F.  North  Creake 
Buck  John,  Burnham  Thorpe 
Bunting  Norioii,  South  Creake 
Claxton  Tliomas,   Burnham  Market 
Curson  Samuel  (draper),  Burnham 

M, 11  ket 
Goshavvk  Margaiet,   North  Creake 
Kerr  Margery,  Burnham  Market 
Kerrison    Richard   Winter,  South 

Cieake 
Lewis  Mary,  Burnham  Overy 
Plane  Dawson,,  Suuth  Creake 
Hoy  Wiliam,  Bnrnham  Market 
Sporiie  John,  Burnham  Market 
Topps  Willi  ini(aiid  talluw  chandler) 

Burnham  Market 

HAIR   DRESSERS. 
Cordiaii  Edward,   BurnhnnMarket 
Spicer  Robert,  Burnham  Markd 

INNS    AND     PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Black  Horse,  William   Hahberton, 

Burnham  .Market  [Cieake 

Black  Swan, 'I'honias  Young,  South 
Chequers,  Edmund  Langley,  Smitl 


Cieake  (Creake 

Fleece,  William  Shackcloth,  South 
Hoste  Arms,  Robert  Sparks,  Burn- 
ham Market 
Jolly  Sailor,  Elizabeth  Bush,  Burn- 
ham Overy  Staiih 
Lord  Nelson,  John  Garner,  Burn- 
ham rh'irpe 
Lord  Nelson,  John  Waller,  Bum- 
ham  Sutton 
Ostrich, Robert  Burton, SouthCreaUe 
Osirich,  &;iraliLake,IUinihaniOvery 
Rising    Sun,     James     Goodman, 

South  Creake 
Rose    and    Crown,   Sarah    Mays, 

Burnham  Market  [Staith 

Ship,  James  Fulter,  BurtihainOveiy 
Three  Horse  Shoes,  Henry  Tooley, 
Burnham  Oiery 

Retailers  of  Beer- 
Allen  IdeniY,  Biirnhim  Maiket 
Beldinu  Joliii,  Burnliam  .Market 
Fox  (ieoige,  Burnliam  Decidale 
Goshawk  John,  Norih  Creake 
Johnson  Susan,  North  Creake 
Mot!  Charles,  North  Creake 
'i'udileuham  James,  South  Creake 

IRONMONGERS. 

CaMe  William,  Burnham  .Market 
Creak  &  Colby,  Buriihain  Market 
Inler  Willi  mi,  Buinhani  .Market 
Sainty  John,  Burnham  Suiton 

MALTSTERS. 

Dewinu   Richard   &  Co.   Burnham 

Overy  Siaith 
Oliver  J  (dm.  South  Cieake 
Porritt  David,  Burnham  Market 
Savory  John,  Buinham  OveryStaith 

MILLERS. 

Oliver  John,  Soiilh  Creake 
Reed  James,  Burnham  Overy 
Savory  .lidin,  BurnhamOvery  Staith 
Sayer  Iloberi,  Smith  Cieake 
SmitliCliarles,BurnhamOveryStaith 
Tinker  William,  Burnham  Sutton 


iiirtctovj?. 


BURNHAM  MARKET,  &c. 


Korfoli^. 


IHILLINBRS&DRESS  MAKERS 

Hammond  Jane,  Burnham  Market 
Soden  Carolin*',  Burnham  Market 
Williamson  Deborah.BumhamMrkt 

PAINTERS    AND    GLAZIERS. 

Margetts  William,  BurnhamiMarket 
Mallow  William  David,  Btnnliam 
Young  Thomas,  South  Creake 

SADDLERS. 

Daniel  Robert,  SoutliCieake 
Habbei  ton  William,  Buni  ha  mMrUet 
Read  win  WilliamH.BurnhamMrket 

SKOPKEEPERS&DEALERS  l" 
GROCERIES   &    SUNDRIES. 

Gant  William,  liurnham  Sutton 
Garner  John,  Bmnham  Th'irpe 
Johnson   William  John,  Burnham 

Market 
Loose  William,  Burnham  Norton 
Sporne  John,  Burnham  Market 
StaplctonAiin,BurniiamOveryStaith 

SURGEOISS. 
Dennis  Valentine  Augustus,  Burn- 
ham Market 
Priest  Frederick,   Burnliani  Market 

TAILORS, 
Claxton  Thnmas,  Bnrnliam  Market 
Dybal  Thomas,  North  Creake 
Folker  John,  Burnham  Market 
Goshawk  John,  North  Creake 
Hagon  William,  Burnham  Market 
Hastings  ({dward,  South  Creake 
Hook  James,  Burnham  Market 
Pegg  Jo>iali,  Burnham  Ovety 
Plattfu  Robert,  Burnham  Market 
Tweedy  William,  BurnhamMarket 
Walker  Thomas,  South  Creake 

WATCH   MAKERS. 

Juler  Miles,  Burnham  Market 
Woodrow  Robert,  BurnhamMarket 


WHEELW^RIGHTS. 

Bambridge  George   (and  macliine 

nial;er),  Nortli  Creake 
Elliott  Edward,  North  Creake 
Garner  John,  Biirnliam  Thorpe 
Goodman  James,  Biunham  Market 
Goodman  Mark,  South  Creake 
Loose  William,  Burnham  Norton 
Sands  William,  North  Creake 

Miscellaneous- 

AMerton  Robert,  inland  revenue  of5cer> 

Burham  OveryStailh 
Beevor  Benjamin,  stone  mason,  Burnbam 
Market  [Market 

Booer    Willam,   ninseryman,    Burnbam 
Carmen    John,    nurseryman,   Burnham 
Sutton  [Dvery 

Case    Henry,    cattle    dealer,    Burnbam 
Dennis  Valentine  A.,  registrar  of  births 

and  deaths,  Burnham  Market 
Hasjon    Hannah,    straw    bonnet  maker, 

Burnham  Market 
HarpleyGeoige,cattledealer,NorthCreake 
Matsell  Mary,  china,  &c.  dealer,  Burn- 
bam Market  [Thorpe 
Norman  Thomas  W., engraver,  Burnham 
Oakes  Francis,  superintendent  registrar, 

Burnham  Market 
Plaice \Vm.  stone  mason,Burnham  Market 
Pnoley  John,  glover,  Burnham  Market 
Roy  William,  china  &  toy  dealer,  Burn- 
ham Market  [Creake 
Smalls  William.jun. basket  maker,North 
VVaddingham  John,  basket  maker.  North 
Creake                         [Burnham  Market 
Williamson     William,     organ    builder, 
WtiRht     William,    veterinary     surgeon, 
Burnham  Overy 


PLACES    OF    AVORSHIP, 

AND   THEIR    MINISTERS. 

Saint  Albert's  Chlrch,  Burnham 
Ulph  and  Sutton  —Rev.  Thomas  Harris, 
minister. 

Saint  Clement's  Church,  Burnhara 
Overy — Rev.  —  Meek,  minister. 


Saint  MAriOARET's  Church,  Burnham 
Norton— Rev.  John  Walmsley,  »HiH!s/tr, 

Saint  Mauv's  Chuech,  Burrrhara  Mar- 
ket—Rev. William  Bates,  rtciur ,-  Rev. 
Augustus  Pyne,  curate. 

Saint  Mary's  Church, Burnbam  Deep- 

^  dale— Rev.  Kdward  G.  Blytb,  jvcfor. 

Saint  Peter's  Church,  Burnham 
Thorpe — Rev.  Darriel  Everard,  rector  i 
Rev.  Augrrstus  Cooper, turw^c. 

Virgin  Mary's  Church,  .North  Creake 
—the  Honble.  and  Rev.'l  homas  Robert 
Keppe],  incumbent. 

Virgin  Mar  v's  Chcrch,  South  Creake 
—  Rev.  Henry  Gog^s,  incumlient. 

Baptist  Chapel,  South  Creake— Rev. 
James  Summers. 

lNDEPENDENTCHAPEL,BurnbamMarket 
—Rev.  Charles  R.  Blac.kett. 

Primitive  Methodist  Cuapels, Burn- 
bam Market  arrd  North  Creake- 

W  ESLEY  A  nMethodist  Chap  ELS, Burn- 
bam Sutton  and  North  Crenke. 


COACHES,  &C- 
ToFAKENHAM,  the  Albert,  from  the 

Hosle  Arms,  cvfry  Thursday  afternoon 

at  one,  and  oa  .Saturdays,  at  a  quarter 

before  eight  in  the  morning 
To  I.YNN,an  Omnibus,  from  the  Hoste 

Ai'ms,  PveryTu»sday,  at  half-past  eight 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY. 

The  nearest  Statio7i  is  Fakenham,  a 
branch  from  the  East  Anglian  Rail- 
way, 10  miles  s.s.  E.fiom  Burnham 
Market. 

There  is  a  Coacft  twice  a  week  to  Faken- 
ham,  as  above  stated. 

CARRIERS. 

To  LVXN,  —  Howard,  from  Burnham 
Market,  and  —  Sempher,  from  Burn- 
ham Sutton,  on  Monday  and  Thursday 

To  NORWICH,-  Bowden,  from  Burn- 
ham Market,  Monday  and  Thursday, 
and  —  Ultber,  on  Tuesday 


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CLEY  AND  BLAKENEY. 


/LEY  is  a  parish,  in  the  hundred  of  Holt — the  vil- 
lage, which  is  entitled  to  hold  a  market,  is  123  miles 
N.N.E.  from  London,  25  N  N.w.  from  Norwich,  and 
four  N.N.w.  fiom  Holt;  situated  upon  the  nortliern 
coast  of  the  county  ;  and  is  a  place  of  little  consequence 
ill  mercantile  affairs,  save  what  is  derived  from  tlie 
importation  of  coal  and  exportation  of  harley  andmalt: 
it  is  also  frequented,  in  the  summer  i-eason,  by  many 
persons  for  the  purpose  of  bathing ;  and  a  large  quantity 
of  fine  tish  is  caught  off  the  coas-t  by  the  itihabitaiits. 
The  lailway,  for  which  an  act  has  been  obtained,  from 
Fakenham  to  Wells,  will  if  completed,  branch  off  from 
the  latter  town  coastwise  to  Cley. 

The  parish  church  of  Saint  John  is  a  spacious  struc- 
ture, in  the  early  style  of  English  architecture:  the 
living  is  a  lectory,  in  the  patronage  of  the  lord  of  the 
manor  ;  the  Rev.  Charles  Codd,  is  the  present  incum- 
bent. There  is  a  place  of  worsliipfor  VVesleyan  Metho- 
dists. The  market,  entitled  to  be  holden  on  Friday, 
has  become  of  little  or  no  importance,  and  ihe  fair  for 
liorses,  oir  the  last  Friday  in  July,  is  but  thinly  attended. 
Population  in  1831,  827,  and  in  1841,  one  more. 

Blakeney  is  a  small  sea-port  town  and  parish  in 
the  .same  hundred  as,  and  about  a  mile  or  somewhat 
more,  from  Cley  ;  consisting  principally  of  one  long 
street,  commencing  on  an  elevation,  and  decending 
towards  I  he  harbour — which  is  a  veiy  excellent  one, 
opening  to  the  North  Sea,  and  well  situated  as  a  refuge 
for  vessels.  The  staple  articles  of  commerce  aregrain 
of  various  kinds,  oil-cake, coal,  timber  and  wool:  with 


these  branches  but  few  of  the  inhabitants  are  con- 
nected, the  majority  being  sailors  and  fislrermen.  The 
harbour  was  much  improved  under  an  act  obtained  in 
1817,  and  vessels  of  considerable  bui  den  can  now  come 
up  to  the  quay.  By  an  act  passed  in  the  reign  of  Anne, 
the  fishermen  are  compelled  to  bring  to  this  port  for 
sale  all  fish  caueht  within  twenty  miles  of  this  part  of 
the  coast,  which  act  has  not  been  repealed. 

'I'he  pari.sh  church  of  Saint  Nicholas,  Is  a  spacious 
edifice  of  stone  and  flint,  and  comprises  a  nave,  two 
aisles,  and  a  chancel,  all  built  of  stone :  the  chancel 
roof  is  curiously  wrought  with  freestone;  from  the 
north-east  corner  of  the  chancel  rises  a  lofty  stone 
turret.  The  church,  standing  on  an  elevated  site,  and 
its  steeple  higher  than  those  in  the  adjoining  parishes, 
renders  it  one  of  the  best  land-marks  for  seamen  on 
the  northern  coast:  it  is  here  that  flags  are  hoisted  in 
answer  to  vessels  in  distress  :  this  mark  is  seen  at  sea 
from  the  Dudgeon,  or  floating- lights,  a  distance  of 
twenty-one  miles.  The  living  of  Blakeney  is  a  rectory, 
in  the  patronage  of  Lord  Caltliorpe,  the  lord  of  the 
manor:  this  nobleman,  in  1824,  founded  a  free  school 
here,  which  is  conducted  upon  the  national  plan. 
The  Rev.  Joseph  Cotterill  is  the  present  incumbent  of 
Blakeney,  and  his  curate  the  Hev.  J.  Watts  Barker. 
There  are  places  of  worship  for  Methodists,  both  Wes- 
leyan  and  Primitive.  A  market  was  aranted  to  the 
inhabitants  by  Henry  111,  but  it  has  long  ceased  to  be 
observed.  The  population  of  the  parish,  in  1831,  was 
929,  and  in  1841,  1,021. 


POST  OFFICE,  Cley,  Joseph  C.  Klsy,  Post  Master. — Letter.s  from  all  parts  arrive  (from  Thet- 
FORD)  eveiy  mirniiirg  at  nine,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  five  minutes  before  four  in  the  afternoon. 

POST  OFFICE,  Blakeney,  Ann  Wells,  Post  Mistress. — Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (from  Thetford) 
every  morning  at  half-past  eight,  and  are  despatched  tliereto  at  twenty  minutes  before  four  in  the  afternoon. 

Cotterill  Rev.  Joseph,  Blakeney  Hudson  Rev.  Anthony  Thomas,Wi- 

DingleMrs.  Catherine,  Cley  vertou 

Farthing  Mr.  John,  Cley 
Fi.sher  Miss  Judith,  Cley 


GENTRY    AND    CLERGY. 

Bacon  Mrs.  Mwry,  Cley 
Barker  Rev.  J.  Watts,  Wiverton 
Buck  Mrs.Fanny.Cley    [geon),CIey 
Cooke  Mr.  Corbett  Johnson  (sur- 


Lennox  Mrs.  — ,  Blakeney 
Purdy  William,  Esq,  Salthouse 


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XorfolR- 


CLEY,  &c. 


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ACADEMIES   AND    SCHOOLS. 

Charity  School,  Blakeuey — Wni. 

Bcai  t,  master 
Ellis  Erlniunrl,  Cley 
Infants'     School,    Blakeney 

Hannah  Bean,  nii<ti-es3 
Jackson  Man  In,  Cley 
Waller  Johanna,  Cley 
BAKERS. 
Bullock  Richard,  Blakeney 
Doyle  Thomas,  Cley 
Franklin  Felix,  Blakeney 
Pltchei  Josidli  &  Son,  Cley 
Russell  Robert,  Blakeney 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Bell  S  trnuel,  Blakeney 
Goyle  John,  Cley 
Lee  John,  Cley 
Lee  \\  illiani,  VVirerton 
Lee  William,  Cley 
Pond  U  illiani,  Blakeney 

BOOT    AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Diyby  John,  Clev 
Donu'iity  .lames  Isaac,  Blakeney 
FarthmK  Hobert,  Salthonse 
Hurn  Janie>,  Ciey 
Rlackeieil  James,  Cley 
Rlatsell  Edward,  Cley 
Mayes  Ricliard,  Blakeney 
Mountain  William,  Blakeney 
Sadler  William,  Cley 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Stirgess  Edward,  Cley 

Stirgess  John  (and  huilder),  Cley 

BUTCHERS. 

Copeman  John,  Cley 
Howard  John,  Blakeney 
Newell  Tlminas,  Cley  and  Blakeney 
.Shaw  John,  Cley 

CABINET     MAKERS. 

Dew  Thomas,  Cley 
Waller  John,  Cley 

CARPENTERS. 

Allcock  Giorae,  Blakeney 
Brett  John,  Clev 
Bntters  John,  Blakeney 
CliristniMs  Josiph,  Cley 


Howes  Richard  (and  boat  builder), 

Blakeney 
Newland  William,  Blakeney 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 

Gibbs  William,  City 
Waller  John,  Cley 

DRUGGISTS. 

Barnes  Stephen,  Blnkeney 
Jameson  William,  Blakeney 

GROCERS,    DRAPERS,    AND 
DEALERS    IN    SUNDRIES. 

Bullock  Richard,  Blakencv 
Craske  William  Ireland,  Cley 
Doyle  Elizabeth,  Blakrney 
Do>le  Thonias,  Cley 
Ladell  Heniy  (ieoiije,  Blakeney 
Leatherdale  Williant,  Blakeney 
Muskett  Josh.  {&  eartin  nvvare),CIey 
Newton  Daniel,  Blakeney 
Porter  Robert,  Blakeney 
Rush  Eliziibetb,  Cley 
Temple  Robert,  Blakeney 
Tyrell  &  Gibbs,  Blakeney 

INNS    AND    PUBLIC     HOUSES. 

Caltliorpe    Arms,    Richard    S.mds, 
Blakenev  [t^ley 

Kishmongers'  Arms,  William  Gibbs, 
George  &  Dragon,  John  Wailer,Cley 
Kind's  Arms,  John  Eastei-, Blakeney 
Kind's  Head,  Wm.  Barnard,  Cley 
Ship,  Bennington  Fitt,  Blakeney 
Swallows,  Elizabeth  Gogle,  Cley 
White  Horse,  Ann  Storey,  Blakeney 

MALTSTERS. 

Breretnn  Robert  John,  &  Randle, 

Blakeney 
Lee  Hannah,  Cley 
Temple  William  &.  Charles,  Cley 

MERCHANTS. 

Brereton  Robert  John,  &   Randle, 

Blakeney 
Lee  Hannah,  Cley  [Clev 

PowellWilliani  Edwardfand  miller). 
Starling  .liilin  <and  miller ), Blakeney 
'i'emple  Willi-im  &  Clias.,   lilakene'y 


SHIP    OWNERS. 

Brereton  Robert  Jolm,  &  Randle, 

Blakeney 
Lee  Hannah,  Cley 
Muskeit  Joseph,  Cley 
Teniple  William  (S:Cbarles,BIakeney 

TAILORS. 

.Mallett  Heurv,  jun.   (and  draper), 

Blake, .ey 
Sands  Richard,  Blakeney 
Serjeant  Thomas,  Cley  [Cley 

Stangrooni  Jt  remiah  (and  draper), 

Miscellaneous . 
Ampleford    Stephen,    brewer    and    beer 

retailer,  Cley 
Darr.es  Slephen,  hair  dresser,  Blakeney 
Bond  Henry,  pinniber  &  glazier,  Blakeney 
Bowles  John,  beer  retailer.  Blakeney 
Brett  William,  wheelwiiEht,  Cley 
(fasten  .lames,  wheelwriglit,  Cley 
CusiOM   llousB,   Cley — William  Fopf^o, 

follecior;  Hngh   M'Gilvrey,  comptiot- 

ler;  John  Ramin,  tide  waiter 
Dew  Ann,  confectinner,  Cley 
Klsy  Joseph  C,  bair  dresser,  Cley 
Grimes  Stephen  &  .Son,  gardeners.  Cley 
Jeary  James,   watch  and   clock    maker, 

Blakeney 
Je.iry  Mary  Ann,  beer  retailer,  Cley 
Centeney  William,  harhoin'  master,  Cley 
Pond  W  illiam,  ironmonger.  Blaki-ney 
I'owell  U  illiam  Edward,  miller.  Cley 
Starling  Samuel,  beer  retailer,  Ulakenev 
WallerJohn,  auclioneer  &  appraiaei,  Cley 


RAILWAY 

The  nearest  Stution  at  present  is  that  at 
Fakenham,  about  13  miles  s.  s.w. 
from  Cley 

CARRIERS 

To  NORWICH  and  HOLT,  James 
Crowe,  from  the  Fishmonger's  Arms, 
Cley,  and  John  Miller,  fiom  the  Cal- 
thoipe  A'ms,  Blakeney,  both  on  Tues- 
day and  Friday 

CONVEYANCE  BY  TVATER- 

To  LONDON.  R.  J.&  R.  Brereton,  and 
William  &  Chcirles  Temple. from  Bl..ke- 
ney,  and  Hannah  Lee,  from  Cley,  once 
a  tori  night 

To  H  U  LL,  R.  J.  &  R.  Brereton.  and  Win. 
and  Charles  Temple,  from  Blakeney 
once  a  fortnight 


COL'lISHALL  AND  GREAT  AND  LITTLE  HAUTBOYS. 


'I^OLTlSHALLisa  parish  in  the  hundred  ofErping- 
liam — the  village  large  and  respectable,  is  between  7 
and  8  miles  n.  trimi  Norwich,  the  same  distance  s. 
from  Niirth  Walsham,  and  22  N.  w.  fVom  Varmoiiih  ; 
situated  on  the  main  road  between  the  two  lirst- 
nained  placs,  and  on  the  east  bank  of  the  river  Bute. 
The  placfS  of  worshij)  are  the  parish  chuicli  of  Saint 
John  the  Banti^t,  and  a  chapel  for  Wesleyan  .Aletho- 
di-ts.  The  living  of  Coltishall  i>-  a  rectoiy,  in  the 
patronage  of  the  Piovost  and  Fellows  of  King's  Col- 
lege, Cambridk.'e;the  Rev.  Joseiih  Thackary  is  theitie- 
seiit  incumbent.  A  fair  for  pedlery,  &c.  is  held  on 
POST  orPICE,  Coi-TisHALL,  Ann  Eiancis, 
Norwich)  every  morning  at  eight,  and  aie  despatcht 


Whit-Monday.     The  parish   contained,  in    1831,  868 
inhabitants,  i.nd  in  1841,  8'J7. 

Great  Hautboys  is  a  parish  adjoinina:  to  that  of 
Ccdtisliall — the  vilhice  bring  about  a  mile  therefrom, 
and  that  of  LrrTi.E  HautbiYS  maily  two  They  have 
each  their  pari-h  <  hnrcb — that  of  Great  Hautboys  is 
dedicated  to  Saint  Theobald  ;  that  of  Little  Hautboys 
to  .Saint  Mary  :  they  exhibit  nothitig  meriting  parti- 
cular   notice:  the   livings   are   both    discliaiged    rec- 

j  torics,  of  which  the  Rev.  Jix  Blake  is  tin-  incuiiibent. 
Populatinti  of  Gnat  Hautboys  parish  162,  and  Little 

'  Hautboys  with  Lam.mas,  299. 

Post   Mistress — Letters   from    all    parts   ariive  (from 

d  thereto  at  twenty  minutes  past  four  in  the  afternoon. 


The  names  without  address  are  in  Coltishall. 


GENTRY    AND    CLERGY. 

Blake  Rev.  Jix,    H.iutboys 
Dawson  Kcv.  Jab  /.,  Cdti-baU 
Decle  Rev.  Hicks,  Coltishall 
Evans   Mr.    Robert  T.    (surgeon), 

Coltishall 
Fenneil  Captain  Edwaid,  Coltishall 
Kemp  Rob-rt  P.,  Esq.  Coltishall 
St.  John  Captain  James,  C<dii«hall 
'I'ha.karay  Rev.  Joseph,  Coltisliall 
Wify  Rev.  John  V.  Cdtishall 
PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Recruiting  .Sirgi ant,  John  Collins, 

Hantbiiys 
White  Horse,  Wm. Oliver, Hautboys 
White  Lion,  George  Ives,  Coltishall 

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I  SHOPKEEPERS  &  TRADERS. 
Bacon  .Allied,  chemist  &  dnii;gist, 
and  agent  to  the  Crown  Life  As- 
surance Compativ 
I  Bales  Itichard,  boot  <^  shoe  maker 
j  Barhei  Atitbony,  ^addler 
I  BetiKiead  Thomas,  saddler  &  har- 
I      IK  ss  niaker 

I  Ikooks  Georee,  shopkeeper 
Buck  ."^atiinel,  Ireer  leiaibr 
Bugg   Maty  Ann,   mistress  of  na- 
I      tional  s(  hool 
I  Bnllaid  Richard,  maltster 
j  Clate  Sarah,  cat  neuter 
j  Colman  James,  painter  &  glazier 
I  Cook  &  Gamble,  millers 


Crome  Robeit,  butcher 

I''armati  Henry,   hutcher 

!'"•  rman  Jolm,  basket  maker 

Kiel'l  John,  grr)C(  r  and  diaper  and 

aneiit  lo  the  Farmers'  Insurance 

Cotnpaiiv 
FtMilger  Jtdin,  blacksmith, Hautboys 
Fnniitain  .lohn,  shopkeeper 
Fox    George,    shopkeeper  and  hair 

dres-er 
Fox  John,  wheelwright 
Filler  John,  baker 
(ioose  John,  watch  &  clrck  maker 
Green  itichard,  masttr  of  national 

school  [beer  retailer 

Hallock  Robert,  cabinet  maker  and 


i9ircctorj5 


COLTISHALL,  &c. 


Korfulfe, 


Hallock  Kbt. wheelwright,  Hautboys 

Harmer  Jacob,    boot  &  slioe  makei" 

Hoiiier  Kdvviird,  plumber,  glazier, 
and  painter 

HovvHid  J:imes,  beer  retailer 

Ives  Georec,  butcher 

Mattsnn  William,  maltster 

Payne  James,  carpenter  and  wheel- 
wright 


Reeve  James,  blacksmith 
Rouse  Hf-iiry,  shopkeeper 
Watts  Robert,  coai  dialer 
Wright  James,  com  &  coal  dealer 


RAILWAY. 

The  Tie.-Mest  Station  is  at  Norwich,  to 
which  there  is  a  Coach  every  morning 


coach- 
To   NORWICH,    the  Nelson,  from   the 
\Vhite  Horse,  every  morning 

CARRIERS. 

To  NORTH  WALSHAM  &  MUNDS- 
LEY,  —  Braillield,  Ooin  the  While 
Horse,  W'eilnesday  and  Salnrdav 

To    NORWICH,   -    Itan.ard,   and 

Edwards,  fioni  tte  \\  hite  Horse,  daily 


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CROMER. 

S  a  (xirish  in  thehnndred  of  North  Espingham — the  |  I'ere,  consistine  ofheirings,  cod,  turbot,  and  lob«ters; 
town,  which  had  once  a  market,  is  130  miles  N. v. e.  |  the  latter  are  highly  estiriinted  tor  theii  snpepioiity  of 
from  London,  22  N.  fiom  Norwich,  and  10  N.  from  i  flavour.  There  is  one  gn-at  siiipulariiy  attending  this 
Aylsliaiii.  'lliis  now  w(;ll-fre(iiiented  bathing  place,  I  plnce— the  sun  may  be  seen  to  lise  out  of  and  set  in 
is  situated  on  the  mirth  coast  of  Norfolk,  and  WrfS  the  sta,  this  of  course  is  asciibible  to  the  funnatiou 
accounted  for,  in  the  survey  made  by  Willi(ini  the  Con-  of  the  county,  in  conne.sion  with  the  waters  that 
quel  or,  under  the  town  and  lordshipofShipdon,  which    nearly  snrionnd  it. 

lias  long  since   been  swept   away   hy  the  sea.     In  the  |      The  parish  cliurth  of  Saint  Peter  and  Saint  Paul  is 
snininer   season    this   town  is  resorted  to    bv    many    much  admired  as  a  very  beautiful  specimen  of  flint  and 
fashionable  visiters,  the  biacb  being  one  of  the  finest   freestone  building:  it  is  an  embattled  editice,  and  has 
on  the  coast, antl  the  rides  and  views  in  the  neighbour-    a  to«er  159  feet  high  :  the  lining  is  a  vicarage,  in  the 
hood   are  of  meat  diversity,    and   some   charmingly    presentation  of  the  litirs  of  GeorgcTliomas  Wyndham 
picturesque.  The  inns  are  good, and  the  lodginu  houses    Ksq.;   the  Rev.  William  Sharp  is  the  present  inruin- 
convenient — many  of  tiie  latter  aiedehghtfuUysitnateJ,    bent.     A  free  school  for  boys,  founded  and  endowed 
liaving  a   free  and  unolistiucted  view  of  the  German    in  1505,  by  Sir   Bartholomew   Rede,   goldsmith,  and 
Ocean.     Vaiious   inlprovement^   haie  been  effected  of  citizen  of  London,  has  subsequently  been  re-endowed 
late   years;  imd  the  iiilialiit^nts,  iti   order  to  affoid    by  the  Goldsmiths'  Company  uith  additional   funds, 
their   visiters  every  amusement  in  their   power,  have  '  and   a  large  school-room    has  been   erected:    a  tree 
established  regattas,   halls  and  other  entertaiimietits, '  school  for  girls  has  also  been  established,  and  is  siip- 
which  are  well  attended — more  es|)eciallv  the  rt-aattas, ;  ported  by  voluntary  snbscriiitious.    Adjoining  Cromer 
when  the  beach  presents  a  lively  and  animated  scene.  1  in  a  beautifully  wooded  park,   stands  '  Felbiigg-hair 
The  Cromer  cliffs  are  bold  and  iirecipitous,  and  inter   j  the  seat  of  INIrs.   A'indbam.     '  Cromer-hall,'  in  the 
sectedin  various  directions,  by  convenient  pathslea'ling  1  vicinity,  is  a  fine  modern  mansion,  erected   bythe  late 
to  the  beach  :   there  is  likewise  a  jetty,  which,  at  high  :  Geoige  Thomas  Wyndham,  Esq    There  are  also  several 
water,  forms  a  deliuhtful   promenade.     At  a  short  dis-  j  very  handsome  houses  in  the  neighbourhood,  inhabited 
tancetothe  cast  of  the  town,  stands  the  liuhthouse, !  only  during  the   bathing  season.     Cromei  had  once  a 
serving  also  as  a  conspicuous  landmark   by  day  :  and  }  weekly  market,  which  has  ceased  to  be  held  fur  many 
between  Cromer  and  Yarmouth  are  no  fewer  th^n  three    years,  but  the  town  is  well  supplied  with  all    soits  of 
others — this  being  a  very   dangerous  part  of  the  coast.  ;  agricultural   produce  daily,  and  abundantly  with   fish. 
A  life -boat,  and  Captain  Manby's  apparatus   for    the    A  fair  is  held  on  the  Monday  and  Tuesday  in  Wliitsun- 
preservation  of  shipwrecked  jjersons,  are  in  constant  \  week.     Population  of  Cronit-r  parish  in  1831,  1,232  and 
readiness.     Large   quantities   of  fine  fish  are   caught    in  1841,  1  240. 

POST    OFFICE^  Chu I ch  street,  Thomas  Collison,  fo,«^  jl/ffi/pr. — Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (from 
Norwich),  every  mnming  at  half-past  nine,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  four  in  the  afternoon. 


NOBILITY,     GENTRY    AND 
CLERGY. 

Baring  Mrs.  — ,  Cromer  Hall 
Birkbeck  Heniy,  Esq  ,  Cromer 
Earle  Mr.  Charles,  surgeon, Cromer 
Fitch  Rev.  Fredeiick,  Cromer 
JNlorris  Mrs.  — ,  Coliie  House 
Pointer  Mi^s  Snsan,Ho<ves'  Cottage 
Rollison  Mrs.  Emma,  Ciomer 
Rudue  Miss  Alice,  Cromer 
Sharp  Rrv.  William,  West  st 
Suffield  the  Right  Honorable  Lord, 

Gunton  Hall 
Windham  Captain  — ,  Cromer 
Windham  Mrs.  — ,  PVlbrigc  Hall 

ACADEMIES     AND      SCHOOLS. 

Charity  School  (girls).  Church 
st — Sophia  liuxton,  mistress 

Free  Grammar  School,  North- 
reps  id — Simeon  Simons,  nraster 

Pank  Mary,  High  st 

ATTORNEYS. 

Cocb  Robert  (and  <  lei  k  to  the  ma- 
gistrates)  Church  st 
Johnson  Herbert,  J.,  Jetty  st 
AUCTIONEERS  ^APPRAISERS 

Boulter    i'hoinas    (and  land  agent). 

Tucker  street 
Pank  Gioriie.  Pump  st 

BAKERS    &  CONFECTIONERS. 

Bieese  John,  Hiab  st 
Burton  Sevvell,  Jetty  st. 
Howard  George,  Church  st 

BATH    PROPRIETORS. 

Randell  Thomas,  Jetty  st 
Si:nous  Simeon,  Esplanade 


BLACKSMITHS. 

Burton  William,  West  st 
Curtis  Jos<i)li,  Church  st 
Forster  Dowsing,  Garden  st 
BOOT  AND   SHOE    MAKERS. 

Abel  George,  Hijih  st 
Burton  l^aac  Howes,  Church  st 
Field  NatliHiiicl,  Cliuich  st 
Gamble  William,  (;hiirch  st 
Jacob  Joshua,  Garden  st 
Mack  James,  Garden  st 
Mack  John,  Church  st 
Newman  Robert,  West  st 
Storey  John,  Church  st 

BUTCHERS. 

Jarvis  Henry,  Cmnch  st 
Pull  Joseph,' Cliff  st 
Press  Hannah,  Jetty  st 

CARPENTERS. 

Hlvthe  Thomas  W.-st  st 
Riches  William    Church  st 
Rogers  John,  West  st 
Smith  Th'.mas,  W.  st  st 
Witting  Thomas,  Church  st 

COAL    MERCHANTS    AND 
DEALERS. 

Cross  Jeremiah,  Biook  st 
Sandford    Henry    (and    maltster). 

Church  street 
Wright  Henry  (&  Corn),  Church  st 

FIRE,  &e.   OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Alliance,     Heibeit    J.   Johnson, 

Jetty  street  [High  st 

Norwich  Union,  Benjamin  Rust, 

FISHMONGERS. 

Beasy  John,  Church  st 
Cubitt  William,  Church  st 
Mayes  Ann,  Church  st 


GROCERS    AND    DRAPERS. 

Chadwick  William,  Church  st 
Farrow  Robert,  West  st 
Field  Thomas  W.,  High  st 
Hardingham  John,  Garden  st 
Ransom  Matthew  B  ,  High  st 
Rust  Benjaniin,  High  st 
Shaw  Sarah,  Garden  st 

INNS    AND    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Belleiue  Inn, John  Preston,  His;h  st 
Hotel   de   Paris    (^family),     Thomas 
Bmilter,  Jetty  st         '  [st 

King's  Head  Inn,  James  Ling,  High 
Red  Lion,  Ann  VVi  bb.  Brook  st 
Ship  Inn,  James  Witting,  Church  st 
Tucker's  Family  Hotel  {&  commer- 
cial and  posting).  Tucker  st 
Wellington  Tavern, Tabitha  Ransom, 
Garden  street  [st 

VVhite  Hoise,  William  Tiirrell, West 

IRONMONGERS. 

Randell  John,  Chinch  st 
Randell  Thomas,  Hiook  st 

LAPIDARIES. 

Cubitt  Thomas,  Jettv  st 
Green  'I'hnmas,  Climch  st 
Mack  James,  Church  st 
Ransom  Richard,  West  st 

LIBRARY. 

Ronnce  Elizabetli   (and  bookseller), 

Church  street 
LIVERY     STABLE      KEEPERS. 

Bi  own  Thomas   London  road 
Gray  Thomas,  Church  st 

PAINTERS    AND    GLAZIERS. 

Harris  George,  Church  st 
Jarvis  Maty,  West  st 


Norfolit* 


CROMER. 


^latfr*0 


ROPE  AND  TWINE.MAKERS. 

Fiaiicis  Jame»,  Pump  st 
Francis  Samuel,  Garden  st 

TAILORS. 

IMnrked  lliiis  *  are  also  Drapers. 

•Bayfield  John,  Climcli  st 
Biiitr)ii  Joliii,  Church  st 
Cook  Richard,  New  st 
Curtis  JaincS)  Cliurcli  st 
♦Curtis  Thomas,  Hiirli  st 
*Sidle  James,  Church  st 
*Simous  Sandford,  Church  st 

■WATCH  &  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Fitt  Stepeii,  Church  ft 
Green  'I'homas,  Church  st 
Mack  James,  Church  st 


Miscellaneous- 

Bolham  James,  basket  in;ikcr,  Cluirch  st 
Brooks  IMary,  beer  relaik-r.  Brook  st 
Brown  Thomas,  brewer,  London  road 
rhadwirk  John,  saddler,  London  road 
Clarke  Robert,  hair  dresser,  (iardcn  st 
Curtis  Joseph,  greengrocer.  High  st 
Dyball  Judith,  dress  maker.  Church  st 
Farrow  Robert,  china,  &c.  dealer, West  st 
Hart  John,  bricklayer.  West  st 
HeJilliEdwd.cheiiiist  Sdrnggist, Church  s\ 
l-oynes  Chailes,  beer  retailer.  Garden  st 
Newman  William,  bricklayer,  Church  st 
Pank  Snrah  &  Mary,  Berlin  repoiitory, 

Church  street 
Pank  Thomas,  cooper.  Garden  st 
Payne  William,  china,  &c.  dealer.  ClilTst 
Simons  Sarah,  dress  maker.  Church  st 
Tuck   Sarah   Ann,  straw   bonnet  maker. 

Garden  street 
Webb  Thomas,  wheelwright,  Brook  st 


COACHES 

To  NORWICH,tlie  OcfoH.fiom Tucker's 
Hotel,  cTery  morning  (during  the  sum- 
mer,  Sunday  excepted)  at  eight,  and  the 
Star,  from  theJBellevue,  at  one  in  the 
afternoon;  both  go  through  Aylsham 

CARRIERS' 

To  HOLT,  FAKKNHAM,  IMASSI.VG- 
HAM  and  LVN.N,  Robert  Homes,  from 
the  King's  Head,  twice  a  week,  and 
Samuel  Mason,  from  the  Wellington 
Inn,  Monday  and  Thursday 

To  NORWICH  and  AYLSHAM,  a  Post 
Cart,  from  the  King's  Head,  daily; 
Charles  Beary,  from liishouse,  Monday 
Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Friday;  and 
Alfred  Curtis,  on  Tuesday  &  Friday 


DISS, 

WITH  THE  PARISHES  AND  VILLAGES  OF  ROYDON,  THELVETON,   SHELFHANGER,  SCOLE, 
BURSTON,  SHIMPLIXG,  DICKLEBURGH,  PALGRAVE,  STUSTON,  and  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 

ILlllSS  is  a  parish,  giving  name  to  a  hundred — the  temher,  for  pedlary  and  hiring  of  servants;  and  tlie 
market  town  94§  miles  n.  e.  froiii  London,  27  N.  8th  of  Nov.,  for  various  omuiodities.  The  purisli  con- 
from  Ip^\vich,  24|  N.  e  from  Bury  Saint  Edmunds,  tained,  in  1831,  2,934  inhabiianii,  and  in  1841,3,205. 
and  21  s.  from  Norwich  (all  r«//  distances)  ;  situated  I  Roydon  is  a  small  villaiie  anrl  pniisli,  comprised 
on  the  line  of  the  Eastern  Union  Railway,  on  the  verge  within  the  manors  of  Roydou  Hall  and  Tufts,  and 
of  the  county  ahuttintj  upon  Suffolk,  from  which  it  is  ,  Gissing  Hail — tlie  former  belonging  to  Mr.  Samuel 
separaiid  by  the  liver  VVaveney.  The  principal  streets  '  Brook,  Diss;  the  latter  to  the  Right  Honourable  J.  H. 
are  sjiacious,  gas-lighted,  and  macadamized:  many  of   Frere,  who  is_also  patron  of  the  cliurch  living— which 


the  him^cssui  round  a  piece  of  water,  called  the 'Mere,' 
covering  about  five  acres.  The  parish  extends  over 
four  manors,  namely  :  the  manor  of  Diss,  of  which 
Thomas  L.  Taylor,  Esq.  is  the  owner;  Heywood,  be- 
longing to  the  Earl  of  Albemarle  ;  the  manoV  of  '  H(^y- 
%vood  Hall,'  under  the  trustees  of  the  late  Charles 
Taylor,  Esq.;  and  the  'Rectory  Manor,'  of  which  the 
the  Rev.  William  Manning  is  the  proprietor.  Courts 
are  held  for  the  respictive  manors,  and  the  magistrates 
sit  upon  business  connected  with  the  hundred  on  the 
first  and  last  Monday  in  every  monih ;  and  on  the 
Friday  week  before  the  <]uarter  sessions.  The  chief 
constables  of  the  hundred  are  selected  from  among  the 
inhabitants.  Brewing,  malting,  and  grinding  corn, 
are  amongst  the  prominent  branches — employed  in  the 
latter  are  several  wind  mills  in  the  neighbourhood, 
and  near  to  the  railway  station  is  au  extfnsive  flour 
mill  worked  by  steam. 

The  parish  church  of  Saint  Mary  standsonthe  north 

jside  of  the  Market-place,  and  is  an  ancifnt  building 

jU  tlie  early  and  decorated  style  of  English  architec- 

ure,witli  a  square  embattled  tower,  containing  a  clock, 

eight  hells  and  >et  of  chimes.    T.  Skelton,  pietlaiireat 


is  a  rectory.  The  parish  church  of  Saint  Remigius — a 
small  ancient  building,  is  one  mile  and  a  lialf  from 
Diss.  TliejOy/j«^a;io«of  this  and  the  following  parishes 
is  stated  after  the  notice  of  Stuston. 

'I'helveton,  populrtily  called  Thelton  is  a  small 
parish — the  centre  of  which  is  about  two  miles  e.n.e. 
from  Diss:  it  is  the  property  of  Thomas  Havers,  Esq. 
Thelton  Hall.  The  parish  church  of  Saint  Andrew 
has  lately  been  renovated  and  beautified  :  the  living  is 
a  rectory,  in  the  gift  of  the  Crown. 

Shelfh  ANGER,  311  inconsiderable  village,  is  two  and 
a  half  miles  n.  from  Diss.  The  Duke  of  Norfolk  is  lord 
of  the  manor  and  jiatron  of  the  church  living — which 
is  a  rectory :  the  church  is  dedicated  to  All  Saints. 
The  Bajjtists  have  a  place  of  worship  in  the  parish. 

ScoLE,  or  OsMONDiSTON  (the  first  its  moie  popular 
name),  is  a  pleasant  village  about  3  mile.i  e.s.e.  from 
Diss  ;  situated  on  the  confines  of  Norfolk  and  Suffolk, 
at  the  junction  of  the  roads  leading  from  Ipswich  to 
Norwich,  and  from  Dis  to  Bungay  and  Yarmouth. 
Thus  located,  it  is  a  place  of  great  thoroughf;ire,  and, 
before  the  opening  of  the  Eastern  Union  Railway, 
which  passes  by  Dis«,  wasof  much  greater  itnportance 


to  King  Heniy  VIII,  was  the  rector  about  l.'jOO  ;  he  was  |  and  more  thrivingin  this  particular.  Itstill  supports  two 


remarktble  for  his  satire,  which  was  especially  em 
ployed  in  lashing  the  vices  of  the  clergy  ;  and  Ids  wit 
was  exercised  severely  upon  the  Dominican  friars. 
Richard  Nix,  Bishop  of  Norwich,  citid  him  to  appear 
to  answer  a  charge  of  keeping  a  concubine,  which 
being  proved,  he  was  suspended.  He  was  subsequently 
persecuted  by  Cardinal  Wolsey,  and  forced  to  take 
sanctuary  in  an  abbey,  where  he  died  June  21st,  in  the 
year  1529.  Erasmui  styled  this  divine  '  the  light  and 
ornament  of  English  scholars.'  The  living  of  Diss  is 
DOW  private  property,  enjoyed  by  the  Rev.  William 
fvlanning.  There  are  places  of  worship  for  Baptists, 
Independents,  Unitarians,  the  Society  of  Friends,  and 
Wesleyan  and  Primitive  .Meiliodists.  The  first-named 
di-nomination  aie  numerous  and  highly  respectable  in 
this  town.  The  principal  charities  are  some  alms- 
houses, a  school  of  industrv  ;  one  upon  the  national 
plan,  and  a  provident  society  for  the  relief  of  indus- 
trious labourers.  A  philoso|)liical  and  nieth;inical  in- 
stitute was  established  some  years  since,  and  con- 
nected with  it  are  a  museum  and  library.  There  is  a 
book  club  which  has  existed  for  nearly  a  century.    The 


good  public  establishments — namely,  the  '  Scole  Inn  ' 
and  the  '  Greyhound  ' — the  former  well-known  to  all 
travellers,  througli  the  C(mnties  hefore  named  and 
the  more  northern  on"s,  is  a  large  brick  building, 
erected  in  the  seventeenth  century,  by  a  merchant  of 
London.  SirlCdward  Kerristm,  liat.oiiet,  is  lord  of  the 
nmnor  and  |)atron  of  the  church  living — which  is  a 
rectory;  the  church,  dedicated  to  Saint  Andrew,  has 
recently  lieen  thoroughly  repaired.  A  fair  fcr  horses, 
toys  and  pedlary,  is  held  in  the  village  on  Tuesday  in 
Easter  week. 

i3uRSTON  is  a  small  village,  3  miles  n.  n.e.  from 
Diss,  situated  on  the  line  of  the  Eastern  Union  Rail- 
way, for  which  this  j)lace  is  a  station.  The  parish 
church  of  Saint  Mary  is  a  small  structure,  witli  wooden 
bellfry:  the  living  is  a  rectory  in  the  gift  of  the  Crown. 

SiiiMi'i.iNO  is  a  parish,  inconsiderable  both  iti 
extent  and  jiopulation,  lying  between,  and  adjoining  to, 
those  of  Burstonand  Dicklcburgh  3J  miles  n.e.  fi'oin 
Diss.  The  palish  church,  dedicated  to  Saint  Georte, 
was  erected  early  in  the  tliirteenth  centuiy — but  the 
steeple,  probably  at  even  an  earlier  period.     A  repre- 


countty  for  five  miles  lound  Diss,  is  one  level  plain  ;   scntation  of  Saint   George  and  the  Dragon,  and  the 


the  soil  on  the  north  side  is  very  heavy,  on  ilie  south  it 
is  light  and  mixed,  but  the  whole  beinn  well  cultivated  | 


ai  ni«  of  the  Shimplings',  are  carved  on  the  front  of  it. 
The  living  is  a  discharged  rectory,  in  the  gift  (or  was 


ii  in  the  hiulust  degree  fruitful.    The  market  is  held    l.iiely)  of  the  family  of  Harrison. 

on  Friday;  and  the   fairs  on  the  first  Friday  in  July,        Dk  kleduikwi    is  rather  a   considerable   village,  5 

for  lamb.i  and  other  stock  ;  tlie  third  Friday  in  Sep-  j  miles  N,  E.  from  Diss,  bituatcd  on  the  road  leading  to 

14 


WivHtoxQ. 


DISS,  &c. 


5<rorfollt. 


Ipswich  and  Norwicli.  A  very  extensive  steam  mill 
is  establislied  here  for  grinding  corn  and  dressing  seeds, 
&c.— tlie  proprietor  is  Mr.  VV.  Smith.  The  Earl  of 
Urford  is  lord  of  the  manor,  but  the  parish  is  chitfly 
copyhold,  subject  to  fines.  The  places  of  worsiiip 
are  the  parish  churcii  of  All  Saints— a  large  building 
with  a  tower,  and  a  VVesleyan  chapel.  The  living  of 
Dickk-burgh  is  a  rectory,  in  the  patronage  of  the 
Master  and  Fellows  of  Tiinity  College,  Cambridge. 
There  is  a  national  school  in  the  village,  and  within 
the  parish  is  tlie  liamlet  of  Semere,  which  record 
states  to  have  been  a  large  town  at  the  time  of  the 
Conquest. 

Palgrave  is  a  small  irregularly-built  village,  in  the 
hundrtd  of  Hartismere,  couniy  of  SufFull; — one  mile 
and  a  half  s.  from  Diss.  This  lordship  anciently  be- 
longed to  the  abbey  of  Bury  Saint  Edmunds,  and  the 
western  |)art  of  the  parish  was  a  chapel  or  cell  subor- 


dinate to  the  monastery.  The  parish  church  of  Saint 
Peter  is  a  building  small  and  ancient,  with  a  square 
tower  :  the  living  is  a  rectory,  to  which  the  lord  of  the 
manor.  Sir  Edward  Keirison,  Bart,  presents. 

Stuston  is  in  the  same  county  and  hundred  ai 
Palgrave — the  villane  small  and  straguling,  being  situ- 
ated about  2  miles  s.e.  fiom  Diss,  and  ,i  n.  by  vv.  from 
Eye.  The  parish  church  of  All  Saints  is  venerable  and 
simple  in  aspect,  being  clothed  wiih  ivy  and  having  a 
thatched  roof.  The  livina,  a  discharged  vicarage,  is  in 
the  same  gift  as  that  of  Palgiave. 

Population,  8{c. — All  the  above  described  parislies 
(except  the  two  last  named)  are  in  thehundndof 
Diss;  they  contained,  in  1841,  a  population,  respec- 
tively, as  follows: — RoYDON,  586;  Thelveton,  1()9; 
SwELFfiANGER,  445;  ScoLE,  685;  BuRSToN,  468; 
Shimpling,  430;  Dickleburgh,  856;  Palgrave, 
730;  SiusTON,  252. 


POST  OFFICE,  Mount  Street,  Diss,  Mary  Ann  Musgrave,  Post  IMistress. —  Letters  from  London 
and  all  parts  arrive  every  morning  at  seven,  and  are  despatched  at  eight  in  the  evening. 

POST  OFFICE,  ScoLE,  Heiiry  Hayes,  Post  7l/«i<er.— Letters  from  London  and  all  parts  aiiive  every 
morning  at  four  ;  and  are  despttched  at  nine,  in  the  evening. 

POST  OFFICE,  Dickleburgh,  Jonathan  Row,  Post  Master. — Letters  from  Londgn  and  all  ])art9 
arrive  (from  Scole),  every  morning  at  eight,  and  are  despatched  thereto,  at  seven  in  the  evening. 


NOBILITY,     GENTRY,     AND 
CLERGY. 

Alger  Mr.  Cliailes,  ."en  ,  Mount  st 
Bardwell  Miss  Haniei,  Cock  st 
Barker  John,  Esq.,  m.d.  Scole 
Barkham  Mr.  Thomas,  Crown  st 
Brook  Mr. Saml.  Parkhoiis(',Merest 
Brookes  Mrs.  Mary,  Church  st 
Cheney  Rev.  Waltei,  Stiiston      [st 
Clarke  Miss  Elizabeih  Su«an,  Mere 
Clarke  Mr.  Osborne,  Stuston 
Clarke  Miss  Susannah,  Stuston 
Clubhe  Mrs.  — ,  St.  Nicholas  st 
Clnbbe  Rev.  Charles,Sr.  Nicholas  st 
Clubbe  Rev.  James,  St.  Nicholas  st 
Cobbold  Rev.  Richard,  Won  ham 
Cox  Miss  Maiy,  Mount  st 
CursonMis.  Mary,  Cliuichst 
Dover  Robert,  Esq.,  Dickleburgh 
Dyson  Miss  Sarah,  Market  hill 
Eaton  Mrs.  Sarah,  Mount  st 
Farrow  Mr.  Samuel,  Cock  st 
Field  Rev.  Joseph,  Paikfields 


Shepperson  Miss  — ,  Scole  load       i  Saunders  James,  Dickleburgh 
Simpson  Zechariah,  Esq.,  Mount  st !  Scrivener  John,  Scole 


Smith  Sheldrake,  Esq.,  Freiize  hall 
Stevenson  Rev.  George, Dickleburgh 
Tayhir  Miss  Mary,  Mount  st 
tVard  Rev.  Charles,  Scole  road 
VVegg  Rev.  Robert,  Dickleburgh 
Whaite  Mr.  Thomas.  Mere  st 
White  Mrs.  Jane,  Mount  st 
Whittaker  Mrs.  Jane,  Scole  Lodge 
Wilson  George  I'lsq.,  Redgiave  hall 
Winter  Rev. Thomas,  Shelfanger 

ACADEMIES   AND    SCHOOLS. 

Not  otheiwise  described  are  Uay  Schools 
Alger  Jemima,  Mete  st  [Mere  st 
Billings  Alice  (boanling  and  day), 
British  School,  Mere  st. — Edwd. 

Heme,    master ;    Sar^ih    Heme, 

mistress  [Mount  st 

Burch  Susannah  (boardim;  &  day), 
Charity  School  (Miss  Taylor's), 

Crown  street — Elizabeth  Legood, 

mistress 


Fincham  Robert,  Esq., Market  place  !  Cotman    Eliza  (boarding  and  day). 


Frere  Rt.  Hon.  J.  H.,  Royden  hall 
Frere  Rev.  Temple,  Roydon 
Garraid  Mrs.  Dinah,  Cock  st 
GiUman  Mr.    William,  Dickleburab 
Havers  Thomas,    Esq.  The'.ton  hall 
Hillcock  Mr.  Joht),  ^cole 
Holmes  Rev.  William,  m.  a.,  Scole 
Jarrett  Mr.  James,  Scole  road 
Jaiiett  Mr.  John,  Crown  st 
Kemp  Rev.  SirWilliain  Robt.,  Bart, 

Gissing  rectoiy 
Kent  Mr.  John,  Roydon 
Lee  the  Misses,  Scole 
Land  Mr.  John,  Stuston  [st 

Lewis  Rev.Jonat  ban  Preston, Mount 
LuccocU  Mr.  James,  Churcli  st 
Macdoiiald  Rev.  Fredk.,  Mount  st 
1\] aiming  iMiss  Frances,  Cock  st 
Manning  the  Misses,  Scole  r.iad 
IManning  Rev. William,  Scole  road 
Marsh  Mrs.  Mary,  IMonnt  st 
Martin  Rev.  Chu'les,  Palgrave 
Maule  Rev.  P.ichard  C.  'i'lielton 
Mines  .Mis.  Elizabeth,  Mai ket  place 
MicklelMiri;h  Mrs. — ,  Dickleburgh 
lM()iTisRev.Thos.Hrooke,Slu'lfaiiger 
Mullinger  Mr.  John,  Dickleburgh 
Muskett  Mrs.  — ,  Cock  st 
Pearl  Mrs.  Ann,  Mount  st 
Pearse  Miss  Eliza,  Market  hill 
Reece  Rev.  David,  Scole 
Reeve  Rev.  James  F.,  Burstnn 
Richards  Mr.  William,  Palgrave 
Scrivener  Mrs.  Elizb., St, Nicholas  st 
Self  Mr.  John,  Dickleburgh 
Self  Mrs.  Mary,  Dickleburgh 


Cheriy-tree  lane 
Howchin  Frances,  Mount  st 
National  School,  Church  yard — 

James  Flarmau,  master;  Soptiia 

Smith,  mistress 
National  School,  Dickleburgh — 

William  Jay, master;  Sarah  Lock, 

mistress 
National  ScHOOLjPalgrave — Sarah 

Susan  Williams,  mistress 
Nunn  Edward  Cooke  (boarding  and 

da\),  Pai  soil's  entry 
Saunders  I\laitha,  Dickleburgh 
Thyne   Daniel  (boarding  and  day), 

Palgrave 

ATTORNEYS. 

Brook    John    Calver,     Paikhouse, 
Mere  st  [st 

Browne  George  Frederick,    Mount 
HenRU  &  Norton,  Mount  st 
Mu'kett  John  (&  coroner  and  clerk 

to  the  liiagisnatts),   Mount  st 
Wallace  &  Lyus,  Market  place 

AUCTIONEERS. 

Alger  Cler  Sewell,  Mount  st 
Elliott  &  Soiis,Thelton 
Gostlim;  Thomas,  Mere  st 

BAKERS  &  FLOUR  DEALERS. 

Blanchtlower  William,  Cook  green 
Cobb  Harriett,  Cock  st 
Jay  Sarah,  Scole  load 
Knights  Sarah,  Shelflianger 
Lusher  William,  Church  st 
Plummer  John,  Dickleburgh 
PoUWilliam,  Meiest 


Scrivener  Richard,  iMouut  st 
Woodrow  Richard,  St,   Nicholas  st 
Woodrow  William,  Market  hill 

BANKERS. 

Oakes,  Fincliam,  Bevaii  &  Co., 
Marketplace,  (draw  on  Barclay, 
Bevan  &  Co.,  London) — David 
Newson,  cashier 

Harveys'&  Hudsnns',  Market  hill, 
(draw  on  Barnetts',  Hoares'  & 
Co.,  London) 

Savings'  Bank,  iSlere  st — Francis 
Cupiss,  cashier 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Amies  George,  Roydon 
Atkins  John,  Stuston 
Garrett  Nathaniel,  Mount  st 
Goold  Philip,  Merest 
Hayward  Robert,  Cherry-tree  lane 
Howell  George,  Palgrave 
Hovvlttt  Joseph,  ShelfanL-er 
Jeffiies  Robert,  Dickbhurgh 
Knott  John,  Palgrave 
Ling  Joseph,  Burston 
Rodwell  Elizabeth,  Scole 
Slack  Richard,  Chapel  st 
Towell  William,  Mount  st 
Wallis  Jeremiah,  Shelfanger 
Wilton  Charles,  Dickleburgh 
Wilton  Thomas,  Burston 
Writht  William  Wilber,  Mount  st 

BOOKSELLERS  &STATIONERS 

.-\bhott  Robert  Miifie,  Mere  st 
Gostling  Thomas,  Mere  st 

BOOT    AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 
Barnes  Robert,  Dii  k'eluiigli 
Barrett  Williim,  Dickleburgli 
Bishop  Henry,  Market  hill 
Bloomfield  Hannah,  Market  place 
Bloomfield  James,  Ciiurch  st 
BurrovvsBridget  &  Gibsou(dealers), 

Mere  st 
Catcbpole  Samuel,  Burslon 
CobbSamuel,  Climch  st 
Cobb  Stimpson,  SlicKangcr 
Crisp  Samuel,  Burston 
Crosby  David,  Shelfani;er 
Del)eid)am  Henry,  Scole 
Freeman  Edward,  Dickleburgh 
Freeman  Henry,  Dickleburgh 
Gauard  Ezia,  Crown  st 
Ha'iimond  .Icinatban,  Burston 
Hammond  William,  Market  hill 
Hammond  William,  Palgrave 
Harrold  Samuel  &  Son,  Scole 
Harrold  Thomas,  Stuston 
Hayward  Thomas,  Crown  st 

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JCorfolfe. 


DISS,  &c. 


^latei'0 


BOOT,    &c.    MAKERS  — Continued. 
KIl()wlL■^  Sariuiil,  CnnvM  st 
L;i«es  J;iuie«,  Duk U-hiiif!li 
Les'xod  Eli/iib.th,  Market  liill 
Mallows  Saniut'l,  Siole 
Peaice  Tlioiiia';,  Cio»vn  st 
Rea  ly  lliclianl,  Cliurcli  at 
Uet've  Ji'lin,  Mount  st 
Ruijcrs  J. ill II,  Scole 
Scoff  Willi H in,  Scole 
Spink  .laiiR"',  P.ilgraix' 
Tippell  Kf)lH'it,  Crown  st 
Wi  ittlit  Saiiuiel,  Sht'ltaimer 

BRAZIERS     AND     TIN    PLATE 
WORKERS. 

Kiyant  Robi-rf,  Mere  st 

Lines    .Juliii   {&  wliitciinitli)   Saint 

Niihola^  st 
Smiili  Saniiiel,  Scole  road 
Wliaite  Joiin,  MaiUet  place 

BREWERS  AND  MALTSTERS, 

See  ii/su  .^JalLstei-x  J 
Ciitliberi  Hiuiy,  Mire  st 
Farrow  Charlfs,  (  ock  st 
Taylur  &  Dyson.  Crown  st 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Rale  Robeit,  Uiir-t<m 
Burrows  Herns.  Stnsion 
(.lisp  William,  Dickleburgh 
Downinu  Robert,  tjown  st 
Ktheruiue  .N)lii),  l>ick  Jeburgli 
Garraid  Robeit,  Coel;  st 
Houchen  Georj^e,  Scole  road 
Hiiijuins  Robert,  Paltrave 
Mills  Edaard,  Dicklibiirgli 
Morley  .loliii,  Slielfans^er 
Pretty' WiirKuii,  Scole 
Siannard  .lolin  Tlieltoii 
Welliaiii  Flenry,  .Mmnit  st 

BRU  SHI  MAKERS. 

Akliicli  Robei  t,  jriii.,  St.NiclK)las  st 
liioad  (leoige  Wni.,  St.  Nicliol.is  si 

BUILDERS   &  ARCHITECTS. 
)"ai  iiiw  'I  liiiMias,  Cock  st 
Sriiitli  Robeit,  Uickleiiiiigli 

BUTCHERS. 

Aldiidue  Genig.',  Cock  st 
linker  (iioige,  Clinicli  st 
Hooiy  .laiii's,  CiDwn  st 
l*rowiiiim  Eilwaiil,  Scole 
Rrowiiin^  HeiMV.  Palgiare 
hrowriiiif^  Mar'y,  Crown  st 
Caiiiiiii!:  (it  urge.  Palgrave 
Cba-eChailes,  Market  place 
Cri^pSinion  (nork),  Cock  st 
Ford  Jonas,  Dicklcluiigh 
Cailanil  .loini,  1)  cklebiirgh 
fioorsoii  .Ic.tin,  P.ilgiai'c 
Plnminer  Eilinrind,  Mere  st 
Uoliiiisoii  .lame-.  Saint    Nicii.ilas  st 
Tyrrell  (ieorue,  Market  place 

CABINET    MAKERS     AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Markliani  Wm.  Ilemy,. Market  place 
Battel  Wi  liarrr,  Morinl  st 
I  lai  rrson  Henry,  Mere  st 
Harrison  \\  illiain.  Crown  st 
Parker  John,  Crown  st 

CARPENTERS   AND  JOINERS. 

AiigoM  Henry,  .Moin.t  st 
ArrL'oM  Samilei,  Morint  st 
Arkins  (ieonie  &  Son,  Cbapel  .st 
Aikiri-  Zei  baiiali,  'i'lielton 
P.riir.niri);  .Inlrn,  ClrriicU  st 
(  liaplrir  IC'lwaid,  Slielfanger 
ChlrSainiiel,  Mr-re  st 
DayN  (iroige,  Scole 
I'ai row  Tlioniax,  (,'ock  st 
Ford  Tlioinas,  P.djiave 
Fu'ci.er  Ilemy,  Stnston 
Hammond  Edward,  SIrimpling 
Hauiiiiond  John,  Shellanger 


Saunders  William,  Dickleburgli 
'I'hiiiiow  Henrv,  I'algrave 
Vy>e  James.  Biirston 

CHEMISTS    AND    DRUGGISTS. 

Cnpi^s  Francis,   Mere  st 

Eldriilge  .las.  Upton,  Marketplace 

Mu-kett  Cbarles,  Saint  Nrcbolas  st    '^rane  James,  Dickleburgli 

l)ve  Jolin,  Dickleluituir 
Eriwards  Benjamin,  Sliiinplin^ 


Cooper-  Charles,  Hevwood  hall 
Cooper  Cbarles,  Dicklehnigli 
Cutting  Jcdiri,  Hfywood 
Dix  Francis,  Dnkielnirgh 
Dixon  Jrdin,  Rur^ton 
Dixon  Zechariali,  iiiirstnn 


Edwards  James,  Dii  klebnrgh 
E'lwards  William,  DiLklebuigh 
Elliott  William,  Roydon 
Elliott  William  Waller,  Thelton 
Ellis  Chillies,  Slielfariger 


CHINA,    GLASS    &    EARTHEN- 
ENWARE    DEALERS. 

Alger  William.  Market  hill 

Cory  Johrr  Serrdall,  Maiket  place 

Scrivener  Jrdiii,  Scole 

CLOG    6t     PATTEN    MAKERS. 
Alilnch  Robeit,  jriii.,  St. Nicholas  st  |  Ellis  Ricl);ui),  Sin  l("aiii<er 
Uroail  (ieo.  William,  St.  Nicholas  sti  Edis  Robeit,  Shelfairuer 
Han  Sarah,  Crown  st  j  Ellis  Stimpsoir,  Heywood 

CLOTHES   DEALERS.  {  Fliis  William,  Sheltanger 

Roird  lieorge.  Saint  Nuliolas  st 
Eglintoir  vviliia'ii,  Mere  »t 
Lait  Thomas,  Crown  st 

COACH  AND  GIG  MAKERS. 

Garn  tt  Natiianiel  cV  Sons,  Meie  st 
Eait  Chailrs,  Merest 


COAL  MERCHANTS  &DEALRS. 

Burton  James  W.,  Scole  load 
Cook  James,  Scole 
Cuthbert  Henry,  Merest 
Ma>^nir  Georaeiv  Charlts, Scole roail 
Quadling  Benj.imin,  jriri.,   Merest 
Thurlow  J, lines,  Palgrave 


E  lis  William,  Scole  road 
i'-l>ie  John,  Sheltanger  load 
Elsie  Jorrathari,  Waicot  gitcii 
Elsie  Philii',  h'eyiAood 
Ealing  John,  Burston 
Fill!  ham  James.  Scole  toad 
Fisher  Joseph,  Di>s 
Ford  George,  Sldnrpling 
Foulger  Isa^c,  Walcoi  yreeri 
Foulger  Robert,  Shiiiiprnin 
Garland  Robert,  Scrdt;  road 
Garrard  John,  Palgi-ave 
Gibson  (?ornelius,  iiurston 
Greeir  John,  Brrrston 
Harhoiird  WrUiaiii,  Heywood 


CONFECTIONERS. 

Barrett  I'hilip  (&  llniterer),^Iere  st  I  j^arper-'j'olriirsii'i'stor. 

n''ir''n;M '•'"""  !.t  ''"'['''^''J'  ^^*^' ^  "' ';  Harrison  William,  Waicot  gree» 

Han  George,  Shelfanger 
Hart  Nathairiel,  Paliiiave 
Hearrie  Edward,   DicklelMirgh 


Poll  Wil.iam,  Mere  st 
Sciivener  John,  Stole 

COOPERS, 

Berretf  Benjarniii,  Merest 
Biirch  Tbonia^,  Moriiit  st 
Crisp  \\''illiam,  DicUlebrirgh 
(Jroshy  Tlioirias,  .Shelfanger 
Harvey  Martin,  Church  st 

CORN    MERCHANTS. 

Baker  Gi-orge  Clarke,  Church  st 


Heariie  John,  U'alcoit  green 
Hill  George,  Scole 
Howe  Maitin,  Pakrave 
Hov>leit  Henry.  DicklelmrLdi 
Hubbard  Thorria<,  Di(  klebnrgU 
Johnson  Cbarles,  Dickleburglv 
Kerridye  John,  Shini[)ling 


Beriett  Willianr  (&  flour),  Mere  sf  I  '"^"'Sbts  John,  Dicklehrirgli 
Burton  Jarires  W.,  Scole  lOad  I  '^"''gbts  Simon,  Dickleburgh 

Chaplvn  William  ;&  flour),  Market!  '-"'''"  Widow,  Dickleburgh 

place,  and  Scole  load  |  Leathers  Richard,  Scole  ro-ul 

Cook  Jami  s,  Scide  '-•■'<«'  William,  Binston 

Cuthbert  Heirry  (&  seed),   Mde  st ! '^'^'-'''''^'«' J^*""'*'  DicklebuiKli 
Smith  Wm.  (&seed),   Dicklehureh  i ''^S"'' e  William,  Dickleburgh 
Smirb    Wil  iam,  jun.    (and   seed),    l-im-s  John,  Scole 

Dickbburtih 


CURRIERS    AND    LEATHER 
SELLERS. 

Baldwin  Joliii,  Church  st 
Leech  John,  Maiket  hill 

DYERS. 

Ilodd  William,  Mai  kit  hill 
Holmes  John,  Mere  st 

FARMERS. 

Amies  Lilystone,  Sliellariger 
Anne>  John,  Roydon 
BartiMin  Cliarle-,  Burston 
Barlia'ii  .lames,  Diclilelnn  eh 
Baitram  Samuel,  Dicklebuigli 
Bell  .lames,  Brirstorr 
Bowerr  Wilby,  Scole 
Brortii  (ieorge,  Dicklebrrrgh 
Briiwniirg  Joliri,  Pali;rave 
("adge  I  liornas,  Birr«torr  hall 
Calver  Mrr  bael,  Thelti.rr 
(Jarter  .^ainriel,  Burston 
('ason  John,  Roydon 
Catcliriide  Diniel,  .Shiriiprmg 
c;ha|dvn  Kdinrrrid,  I'alu'aNe 
Clarkt'.lolm,  Uicul.biiigh 
Cobb  (ieorge,  Roydon 
(Jnck  .lobn,  'riitdion 
(Joe  Charle>,  Heyunod 
Coe  Chaib  s,  jiiii..  Hrywood 
Couke  Arthur',  Shiinpling 


fjirres  Soloirron,  Scole  road 
Liiccock  James,  Tliellon 
Luccoi  k  .lames,  Waicot  i;reen 
Macro  Abr.iham,  DickleburgU 
Macro  Robert,  Sludfanner 
Maitin  Heriiy,  Hi  ywood 
iMartirr  Robeit,  Hevwood 
Mines  Dorothy,  Scole 
Mrde  Robert.  Scole 
Mini  ell  .larrus,  Palgrave 
Miirtoi)  Saniiiel,  Scole 
Musk  Plrili|),  S  uston 
Newdiid;  Wriiiam,  Heywood 
P.ickai'i  Heriiy,   Rovdori 
Paue  William,  Sb.lfans.'er 
Palmer  (ieorge.  Dirklebuigh 
Petiit  Cliaih  s,  Frenze 
Pike  Henry,  Paliiiave 
Plirrnmer  .ioim.  Mount  st 
Pretiy  Wiirum,  Palgra\e 
Rayner  John,  Stiision 
Ravner  W'dow,  Dickleburgh 
Head  J. dm,  Dickl.  burgh 
Rix  VNilliam,  Palirrave' 
Sarrnders  .larrres,  Dickleburgh 
Scales  Rid)eit,  Brnstori 
Seam  in  William,  Diikleburgh 
Sheldrake  Jami  s,  Dicklebuigh 
Smith  Ivlniund,  Heyv\ood 
Smith  (ieorge,  Scole 
Smith  Widow,  Waicot  uieeri 
Siniili  William,  Dickleburgh 


Jiirtctoiji). 

StollL'iy  Cli<tiles,  Slielfanger  road 
Taron  Joseph,  Royton 
Tipple  O^horne,  Siu>ton 
Vyse  Chailes,  DicUlelmrgh 
VyseGe'iise,  Dicklehnrgli 
Watson  Robert,  liiirston 
Wavers  ('liarle*,  Stustoii 
Wells  Fredei'ick,  Heywood 
Wells  Henry,  Theltoii 
Wells  Thomas,  Shimpling 
Williams  Soutliby,  W.ilcot  preen 
Woodrow  — ,  Walcot  green 

I  FIREj  &c.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Atlas,  J.ilin  Calver  Brook,    Park- 

■lionsf.  Mere  st 
Indisputable   (life),  Cleer  Sewell 

Alger.  Rloiiut  si 
National  PROviDENT(life),  Henry 

Cnpiss,  Merest  [Mount  st 

Norwich  Union,  Henry  Henfield, 
RovAL  Farmers  &  General  (fire, 

life    and    hail-storm),     Thomas 

Cotman,  Cherrv-tree  lane 
Sun.  Mary  Ann  Musi>ravc, Mount  st 
Western  (life),  Blofield  JohnRix, 

Market  hill 

GARDENERS    &      SEEDSMEN. 

Harkway  .lames,  Scole  road 
Cornell  William,  Ch:ipel  st 
Goldsmitli  Mark,  Scole  road 
Gooderham  Edward,  Cock  st 

GLOVERS    AND    BREECHES 
KIAKERS. 

Fish  J;inies.  Dickleburgh 
Nice  Hannah,  St.  Nicholas  st 
GROCERS    AND    DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

Aldrich  Robert  i^&  cheese  factor), 

Saint  Nicholas  st 
Annes  James,  Shelfanger 
Bardhani  Robert,  Common 
Bond  Geoige,  Palgrave 
Booty  Sarah,  Burston 
Browning    Samuel,    Market  place, 

and  Burst  on 
Buckle  John,  Roydon 
BiimsteHd  Geortie,  Palgrave 
Burrows    Bridget    &    Gibson  (and 

hosiers).  Mere  st 
Chaplyn  William,  Scole  road 
Chelvers  Isaac,  Tlielton 
Cobb  Stimpson,  Shelfanger 
CorvJolin  Srndall,  Marketplace 
Cracknell  John  Smith,  Market  hill 
Dai^in  George,  Cock  st 
Edwards  James,  Dickleburgh 
Elliott  William,  Roydon 
Eslins  John,  Sauit  Nicholiis  st 
Harris  Henry,  Bnr.ston 
Livock  Jolin,  Dickleburgh 
Knights  Saiali,  .Shelfanger 
Read  John,  Stint  Nicholas  st 
Row  Jonathan,  Dickleburgh 
Tricker  Frederick,  Scole 
White  Thomas,  Scole 

HAIR  DRESSERS. 

Burrows  Thomas,  Mai  Uet  pl^ce 
Rainbiid  Samuel  Kobeit,  C.own  st 
Whitehead  Robert.  Mere  st 

INNS. 
(See  also  Tavevtisi^  Public  Houses.) 
Crown,  Jolin  i..aiie.  Crown  st 
Greyhound,    WiUinin  Rogers,  Scole 
King's     Head,    Charles    Butcher, 
Market  place  [Mount  st 

Saracen's    Head,  Francis   Kdward, 
Scole  Inn,  James  Roddwell,  Scole 

IRON  FOUNDERS. 

Swontnian  William,  Mount  st 
Whaite  John,  Market  place 

IRONMONGERS. 

Aldrich  John,  Saint  Nichlas  st 
Lines  John  ,(&  plough  maker),  St. 
Nicholas  st 


DISS,  &c. 


Koifolfe, 


LINEN  6t  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

Bobby  Henry,  Market  bill 
Bobbv  Jas.  Horaiio,  St.  NicholriS  st 
Bulwer  William,  Market  place 
Cracknell  John  Smith,  Market  hill 
Debenham  Edvvanl,  Crown  st 
Edwards  James,  Dickleburgh 
Livock  John,  Dickleburgh 
Robinson  John  Thos., Market  place 

MALTSTERS. 

[See  also  Brewers  and  J\Ial(s(ers.) 
Baker  Geotge  Clarke,  Church  st 
Caplyn  William,  Scole  road 
Howe  Martin,  Palgiave 
Mill  s  Stephen,  Cock  green 
Pike  Henry,  Palgrave 

MILLERS. 

Barber  Samuel,  Scole 

Blanchflower  Wm„ShaIfanger  road 

Chaplyn  William,  Scole  road 

Cooper  — ,  Burston 

Cornell  Samuel,  Cherry-tree  lane 

pjllis  Siimpson,  Heywood 

Jay  Sarat),  Stole  road 

Jerrett  William,  Winfarthen 

Pike  Henry,  Palgrave 

Rush  Thomas  Mortimer,   Common 

Smiih  William,  jun.,  Dickleburgh 

Steam  Mill 
Thrower  Nonh,  Dickleburgh 
Thurlow  Samuel,  Palgrave 

MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 

Alger  Charlotte,  Church  st 
Bulvver  Marv.  Market  place 
Elsey  Jane,  Mount  st 
Legood  Elizabeth,  Market  hill 
Murton  Jemima,  Mount  st 
Pegg  Mary  Ann,  Crown  st 
Turner  Lydia,  Alount  st 
PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Aldrich  John,  Saint  Nicholas  st 
Cobb  Aiidre^v,  Chnpel  st 
Coe  John  &  Jarvis,  Mere  st 
Crisp  William,  Dickleburgh 
Farrow  John,  Sco  e 
Payne  John,  Scole  road 

PORTER    MERCHANTS. 

Barrett  Thomas  &  Son,  Mere  st 
Cutlibeit  Heniy   (agent  for  Barclay 

&    Co.,  and  Ind  Cooper  &  Co.), 

Mere  street 

PRINTERS— LETTER-  PRESS. 

Abbott  Robert  Maine,  Mere  st 
Cnpiss  Francis,  Mere  st 
SADDLERS    AND    HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Austin  Edward,  Mere  st 
Buiiyan  John  Wm.,  St.  Nirholas  st 
Cossey  Christopher,  Dicklt-buigh 
Walne  Belinda,  Saint  Nicholas  st 

STONE  MASONS. 

Alger  Charles,  Church  st 
Farrow  Thomas,  Cock  st 
Smith  Robeit,  Dickleburgh 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Knowles  Mnry  Ann,  Crown  st 
Rampling  Fliza,  Common 
Towell  Elizabeth,  Mount  st 
Youels  Hairiet,  Mount  st 

SURGEONS. 

Bull  Charles,  Mount  st 
Einyot  'I'homas  Edward,  Crown  st 
Harrison  Philip,  St.  Nicholas  st 
Mines  William,  St.  Nicliolas  st 
Rose  Frederick,  Robert,  Mere  st 
Smith  F-dvvard,  Mount  st 
Ward  Henry,  Crown  st 

SURVEYORS. 

Alger  Cleer  Sewell(iand), Mount  st 
Elliott  &  Sons  (bind),  Tbelion 
Farrow  Thomas  (building), Cock  st 
Smith  Robert(building), Dickleburgh 


TAILORS. 

Market  thus  *  are  also  Drapers. 
Andrews  Willimi,  Ciown  st 
*Bobbv  Henry,  Maiket  hill 
Bond  Georue,  Saint  Nicludas  st 
Bryant  Daniel,  Mere  st 
Diivey  William,  Cock  st 
*Doggett  Thomas,  Dickleburgh 
Diane  Henry,  Dickleburgh 
*Eglinton  Solomon  (&  hatter),  St. 

Nicholas  st 
*Eglinion  William,  Mere  .st 
Everett  Fisher,  Shelfanger 
Ful(  her  Chai  les,  Stuston 
Goidd  Steiihm,  Pakrave 
Haiiue  William,  Crown  st 
King  Benjamin,  Dickleburgh 
Parker  Henry,  Shelfanger 
*Read  George,  Scole 
Smith  Edward,  Mount  st 
TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 
Bfll,  .lohn  Brown,  Market  p/ace 
Clieqiiers,  John  Ward, Cock  st 
Cliirry  Tree,  Geo.  Wriglit,  Cherry-tree  la 
Cock,.lonalhan  Payne,  Cock  st 
Cross  Keys,  Solomon  Jessup,  Shelfanger 
Crown,  George  Carey,  Bnrsion 
Crown,  Jane  Gillman,  Dickleburgh 
Crown,  Samuel  Root,  Shelfanger 
Dolphin,  Nathaniel  Garrett,  Church  st 
fiieyhonnd,John  Chapman, St. Nicholas  st 
HalflMoon.Chas  Browning, St. Nicholas  st 
King's  Head, J ohnChapman, Dickleburgh 
King's  Head.  William  Kerry,  Scole 
Railway  Tavern,  John  Payne,  Scole  road 
Rampant  Horse.  J  ohnFurdham, Hey  wood 
Red  Lion.  James  Brook  s,  Palgrave 
Ship,  Philip  Goold,  Mere  st 
Star,  Edward  Allen.  Market  place 
Sun.  Mary  Rayner,  Mere  st 
Swan,  John  Curson,  Palgrave 
Two  Brewers,  John  Shaw, St.  Nicholas  st 
M  hite  Hart,  George  Annis,  Roydon 
While  Harl,  J^mes  Chapman,  Scole  road 
While  Horse,  Wm.  Barrett,   Dickleburgh 
White  Horse,  Samuel  Stower,  Market  pi 
White  Swan,  Richard  Strang,  Sluston 

Retailers   of  Beer^ 

Claik  John,  Oicklebnrgh 
Easto  Richard,  Common 
Ellis  James,  Crown  st 
Froud  David,  Cock  green 
Hunt  Levi,  Scole 
Levi  Samuel,  Walcnt  green 
Mills  Henry,  Dickleburgh 
Moore  Maiy,  Heywood 
Payne  John,  Scole  road 

TIMBER    MERCHANTS. 

Farrow    Joseph,    Cock  st,  and   at 

Bungay 
Mason  George  &  Charles, Scole  road 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 

Brownina  Charles,  St.  Nicholas  st 
Cnpiss  Francis  [&  propiietor  of  the 
(onstitution  horse  balls),  Mere  st 
Last  William,  Burston 
Rod  well  Robert,  Scole 
Slack  James,  Chapel  st 

WATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS 

Dove  John  ("and  umbrella  maker.)* 

Crown  st 
Garland  Thomas,  Dickleburgh 
Marsh  Arthur  Fredk.  (&  jeweller). 

Market  hill 
Taylor  Dennis,  Mere  st 
Wbitrod  Benj^rtnin  (and  jeweller). 

Saint  Nicholas  st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Bass  William  &  Henry,  Scole 
Bi  uce  James,  Stuston 
Burgess  James,  Dickleburgh 
Clielver  Fenn,  Shelfanger 
Harvey  Robert,  Dicklehurglj 
Kerry  Jonathan,  iMount  st 
Nicholson  Small, Chapel  st 
Scrivener  Wibiam,  Scole 
Vyse  Jame.s,  Burston 

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Korfolfe. 


DISS,  &c. 


Iblater's 


WINE  &  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

Cutliheit  Ht'iirv,  Mere  st 
Farrow  Clitiiles,  Cock  st 
Taylor  &  Dyson,  Crown  st 

Miscellaneous 

AssEMBLT    KooM,  at  llie  King's  Head 

Inn,  Market  place 
Biriell  Benjamin,  basket  maker.  Mere  st 
Cobb  Samuel,  tny  dealer,  I\li.re  st 
Cooke  James,  linen   and  sack    manufac- 
turer, Saint  Nicliolas  st 
Cotman    Thomas,    corn   inspector,    and 

registrar  of  births,  deaths  &  marriages. 

Cherry-tree  lane 
Crisp  William,    pump    maker  and  well 

sinker,  Dicklebnrgh  [liursh 

Edwards  \Vm.,relii-ving  officer,  Uickle- 
Everritt  Robert,  iiiillwriglit,  Scole  road 
Gas  Wouks,  Chapel  st— Richard  Slack, 

proprietor 
Hauue  Sarah,  stay  maker,  Crown  st 
Hubbard  Samuel,  eating  house, Crown  st 
I.NLAXii  Rrvenue  Office. at  theKing's 

Head  Inn,  Market  j.lace 
Leech  Tliomas,  hosier,  Market  hill 
Alallott  John,  gunsmith,  Mere  st 
JIarjoram  Henry,  whitesmith,  Crown  st 
Meadows  Rnbt.,  turner  in  wood,Crown  st 
Kicholson  Terah,  parish  clerk,  Chapel  st 
Parr  Robei  t,  sexton.  Chapel  st 
Subscription    Library    and    Book 

Society,    Mere    street  — Mrs.  Marsh, 

librarian 
Wiltinsj  Charles,  tea  dealer,  Church  st 
Tigby  J(i.->epli,  fishmonger.  Chapel  st 
Tovell  W  illiani,  fishmonger,  Chapel  st 


PLACES  OF  WORSHIP,  ■ 

ANU   THtIK    MlNISTl  KS. 
CHURCHES  (II  THE  ESTABl-lSIl.MENT 
Saint  iMauv's,  Marketplace, Diss — Rev. 

William  Manning,  i-ectur  ;  Rev.  Charles 

Ward,  curnte 
Saint  Mary's,  Bursfon— Rev.   Temple 

Frere,   rei7or;  Rev.    James  f.  Reeve, 

fi(r«/e 
All  Saints',  Dickltburgh — Rev. George 

Stevenson,  rtctor 
Saint  Peter's,  I'algrave (Suffolk) — Rev 

Charles  Martin,  jfc/or 
Saint  RKMiGiu5',Roydon— Rev.TempIe 

Frere,  net  or 
Saint  Andrew's,  Scole— Rev.  William 

Holmes,  M  a.,  mlor 
All  Saints',  Shelfanger — Rev.  Thomas 

B.  Morris,  rector 
Saint  George's,  Shimpling 
All    Saints',    Stuston  (Suffolk)— Rev 

Walter  Chenery,  rector 
Saint  ANDREw's,Thelvelon— Rev.Wm. 

Holmes,  rec/or;  Rev.  Richard  C.Maule 

curate 

DISSENTING  CHAPELS. 
Baptists',  Cheiry-lree  lane— Rev.  Jona- 
than Preston  Lewis,  mhiitter 
Baptists',    Shelfanger  —Rev.    Thomas 

Winter,  minister 
Friends'  Mi'.eting  House,  Church  st 
Indkpendents',   Mere  st— Rev.  Joseph 

Field,  inijiis/er 
Wesleyan  Methodists,  Merest,  and 

Dicklebmgh 
Primitive  Methodists,  Mount  st 
Unitarians', Parkfields  -  Rev.Frederick 

Macdonald,  minister 


CONVEYANCE    BY     RAILWAY, 

ON  THE  EASTERN   UNIO.N  LINE. 

S/a(i')n,  Scole  road— James  'late  Dent, 
statioi  muster 

All  Omnibus  from  the  King's  Head  Inn 
to  the  Station,  awaits  the  arrival  and 
attends  the  departure  ol  the  trains 


COACHES, 

From  the  KiniftHead  Inn. 
To   BECCLF.S  &   BLNGAY,    the  Day 

Couch,  every  afternoon  (Sun.  eKcepted) 
To  YARMOUTH,  the  Dart,  every  after- 

noon    (Sunday  excepted),    at    one  goes 

through  Scole,  Harleston,  Bungay,  and 

Beccles 


CARRIERS- 

To  LONDON,   IPSWICH,   &c.,  by  the 

Eastern  Union  Railway 
To  BOTESDALE,  John  Cook,  from  the 

Railway  Station,  every  Tuesday 
To  BUNGAY,  BECCLES,  AND   YAR. 

MOUTH,  Ephraim  Jordan,    from  the 

King's  Head,  daily 
To    NEW    BUCKINGHAM,  William 

Hewitt,  from  the  Bell,  every  Thursday 
To  Nf)RWICn,  John    Brown,  from  the 

Bell,  and  Daniel  White,  Irom   Dickle- 

burgb,  every  Tuesday  and  Friday,  also 

by  the  Eastern  Union  Railway 


B. 


DOCKING,  SEDGEFORD,  HEACHAM,  RFNGSTEAD, 

SXKTTISH.AM,  HUNSTANTON  AND  NEIGHROURHOODS. 


'OCKING  i.'J  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Smithdon 
— the  vilhim',  a  coiisiderahle  one,  is  17  miles  n.n.e. 
from  King's  Lynn,  11  n.w.  from  Kakeuhaiii,  and  6 
s  w.  fioni  Biiinhain  Markit.  At  one  time  it  was  calleil 
/>/•//  Docking  from  the  great  scarcity  of  water  that  pre 
vailed  here;  this  iiieotivenience  seems  to  have  been  in 
some  measure  leiiK'died  hy  a  charitable  lady,  named 
Henley,  who  about  eighty  ycaisago  caused  a  u ell  to 
be  sunk  seventy-four  yards  deep,  which  she  gave  to 
tlie  parishioners.  A  large  workhouse  under  the  poor- 
law  union  was  erected  here  in  I8;{6,  ai  cost  of  £!),000, 
including  the  necesssary  fittings  and  furnituie;  it 
will  accommodate  upwards  of  five  hundred  recii)ients. 
The  tnagi-tiates  fnr  the  diiisinn  meet  here  in  petty 
Bession  on  the  last  Monday  monthly.  The  places  of 
worsliij)  ar<'  the  paii^li  (hnrch  of  Saitit  Alarv,  and 
chapels  for  Primitive Methudists.  The  living  of  l3oik- 
iiig  is  a  vicaiaiie  and  lectnraixe;  the  former  in  tliegift 
of  the  dioce.-an  IVishop,  the  rectoiai;e  is  the  nropeity 
of  the  Ui'V.  Humphrey  John  Hare.  The  parish  con- 
tained, ill  1841,  1507  inhabitants. 

Sedgeiokd  is  a  straggling  villaae  situated  between 
Docking  and  Heachan),  .'{^  miles  w.  from  the  former 
place.  The  pari-h  church  of  Saiiit  Mary  is  ancient, 
ivith  a  tower,  mund  at  its  base,  and  octagonal  above: 
the  li>iiig  is  a  vicarage  in  the  iiatroiiage  of  the  1).  an  and 
Chapter  of  Norwich.  The  \VesIeyan  Melhorlists  have 
;i  |)l,ice  (if  \vr]rsbi|)  here,  and  tlieie  is  a  national  school. 
The  populalton  of  Sedgefotd  and  the  fdlowing 
jjarishes,  is  gifeu  after  the  notice  of  Hunstanton. 

Heacham  is  a  charming  and  respectable  village, 
about  4  miles  w.  from  Docking,  and  one  fiom  the  shore 
of  the  riennan  oreaii.  Thr  piincinal  tiade  of  the 
)il  ice  is  inc'ial,  and  vessels  discharge  their  cargoes  on 
the  bcacli,  the  harbour  being  much  out  of  repair.  The 
))'aces  of  wor.-hi|)  are  the  parish  chuicli  ipf  Saint  Mary, 
and  chapels  for  Independents  and  Methodists.  The 
living  of  Heacham  is  a  discb  irg'  d  vicarage,  in  the 
patronage  of  the  Rev.  Siiickland  Chailes  N.  U(dre. 

IliNOsTEAD  CiiiEAT  ami  LriTE,  ate  two  parishes  ad- 


N.w.  from  Docking,  3  N.  by  K.  from  Heiiflnni,  and  2 
s.  by  w.  from  Hnn.^tai:tou.  Each  parish  had  formerly 
its  church,  namely.  Saint  Peter's  and  Saint  .Andiew's, 
hut  when  the  livings  were  consolidated  1771,  .Saint 
Peter's  was  pulled  down.    The  benefice  is  a  rectoiy. 

Snettisham  viijaye,  lorniirly  a  market  town  (at 
that  time  called  Snethtrm),  is  situated  (>  miles  w.  by  s. 
fiom  Dociiiiig,  and  about  2|  s.  from  Heacham.  It  i.s 
a  cheerful,  pleasant  little  place,  and  its  church  of 
Saint  Mary  is  a  |)icfutesque  object  in  the  sceneiy 
around  the  village.  There  ate  places  (d"  worship  for 
Wesleyan  and  'Primitive  Methodists.  The  living  of 
Siiettisham  is  a  perpetual  curacy,  in  the  presentation 
of  H.  L.  S.  Le  Strange,  Ksq.  Petty  sessions  are  held 
heieon  the  second  Monday  monthly. 

Hiitistanton  is  a  pleasant  village  and  lea-bathing 
place,  ()§  miles  n.w.  fiotii  Docking,  neatly  3  n. 
from  Heacham,  and  10  w.  fiom  Burnham  iMaiket, 
cliarmingly  seated  on  the  coast,  having  a  firm  sandy 
t'cach,  and  an  expansive  view  of  the  Geiiinm  ocean, 
while  inland  the  scenery  is  lemaikably  beautiful. 
Thus  are  presented  no  mean  temptations  as  a  place  of 
stitnmer  resort,  hut  its  accommodations  for  visitors  are 
limited,  especial'y  from  the  paucity  of  lodging  houses; 
tin  le  is  however  a  good  inn,  and  Heiiiy  Le  Strange, 
ICs(|.  (the  lord  of  the  nianor)  has  lately  eiected  an 
I  otel  for  visitors,  dining  the  bathing  sensoii.  The 
liglithouse  here,  t  rected  in  1847,  by  the  Trinity  House, 
1  iscs  foi  ty-nine  feet  to  tlie  focus  ui  the  light,  and  from 
the  elevation  of  the  clifTon  whicli  it  stands,  itsbiight 
red  light  is  ca^t  across  tin-  broad  Wash,  and  to  a  gieat 
distance  at  sea.  The  parish  church  of  Saint  Maty,  is 
a  laree  tegular  structure,  with  a  substantial  tower 
ri«ingfioiii  ihewest  <  nd  of  iheai^le  :  the  living  is  adi.s- 
chaiged  vicaiage  in  the  pationage  of  the  Bishopof  i<;iy. 

The  inhabitants  of  the  foregoing  pal■i^hes,  which 
are  all  in  the  hundred  of  Smithdon,  are  for  the  most 
pal  t  in  agiicultnial  employment — tlieir  number,  ac- 
cording to  the  r(!iui  n--  for  1841,  was  as  follows.  Dock- 
ing,l.'J57;  Sepgeiohd,  Wil) ;  Heacham,  811 ;  Uing- 


joining  each  other,  the  village  of  Uingsiead  is  h  miles  '  sticau,  .')26  ;  Snettishaim,  1,151 ;  Hunstanton,  527. 

POST  OFFICE*  Docking,  Jane  Maria  Thompson,  Post  3/istn'i.i. —  Letters  from  all  parts  arrive 
(from  Koi;f;tiAMj  eu  ly  morning  at  eight,  and  ate  despatcln  d  thereto  at  a  (piaiter  before  five  in  the  evening. 

POST  OFFICE,  He.'cham,  Catherine  Yaxley,  f'o.sl  D/ifi/rrsa. — Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (from  Lynn) 
every  morning  at  eight,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  five  in  the  evi'iiing. 

POST  OFFICE,  UiNGSiEAL),  Hobi  rt  Hefting,  J'vst  AJii.iicr. —  I.,etters  fiom  all  paits  arrive  (from  Snkt- 
tisham(  every  morning  at  ten,  and  are  despatched  tlierelo  at  three  in  the  afternoon. 

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IHli'cctoiy. 


DOCKING,  &c. 


Kotfolft. 


POST  OFFICE,  Snettisham,  William  lianey,  /'o*M/flf.??(?r.— Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (from  Lynn) 
every  niorniiip;  at  half-past  seven,  and  are  dfspatched  tliereto  at  half-past  five  in  the  evening. 

POST  OFFICE,  Hunstanton,  Miles  Hainerion,  Post  Master.— Lctt^ra  from  all  parts  arrive  (from 
Lynn)  every  morning  at  eight,  aud  are  despatched  thereto  at  ten  minutes  before  five  in  the  evening. 


GENTRV  AND  CLERGY. 

Bacon  Rev.  Robert,  Fring 
Bellamy  Rev.  Edwd.Ingoldisthorpe 
Bi^^hop  Mr.  Lyas,  Snettisham 
Brett  Mrs. — ,  Dersiiigham 
Brett  Mr.  Edward  (attorney),  Der- 
siiigham 
Burgis  Mr,  Richard,  Docking 
Campbell   Captain    William,   Snet- 
tisham Hall 
Carter  Mr.  John  Thos.  Hunstanton 
Carter  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  Heacham 
Coe  Mr.  Christopiier,  Sedgeford 
Coldliam  Rev,  John,  Snettisham 
Coltliorpe  John,  Esq.  Stanhoe 
Cowpertlie  Hon.  Charles  Spencer, 

Sandringham 
Cowell  Miss  — ,  Docking 
Davy  Miss  Emily,  Heacham  Lodge 
Davy  Capt.  John  Ingoldisthorpe 
Davy  .Miss  Lucy,  Snettisham  Lodge 
Dodman  Mr.  Martin,  Hunstanton 
Estcourt  Rev.  — ,  Sedgefoid 
Everard  Mnjor,  Heacham 
Fearnon  Rev.  Charles,    Hunstanton 
Fitzroy  Kev.  Frederick,  Ringbtead 
Frost  Nlrs.  Hannah,  Docking 
Gilbert  Rev.  Clements,  Snettisham 
Hiire  Frederick,  Esq.  Stanhoe 
Hare  Rev.  Humphrey  J  no.  Docking 
Hepworth    Rev.  Abraham,   Ingol- 
disthorpe 
Hoste  Mrs.  — ,  Berwick  Hall 
Hunn  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  Hunstanton 
Johnson  Mr.  Thomas,  Hunstanton 
Kitton  Mrs.  Mary,  Heacham 
Kitton  Mr. Thomas,  Ringstead 
Lane  Mrs.  Dorothfa,  Heacham 
Lloyd  the  Misses,  Heacham 
Leach  Rev.  William,  Dersingham 
Le'Strange  Henry  Le'Strange  Style- 
man,  Esq.,  Hunstanton 
Lock  Mrs.  — ,  Fiitig 
Long  Mr.  Edward,  Stanhoe 
Massingham  Mrs.  Susaiih. Heacham 
Rl,\'  Mr.  Henry,  Heacham 
Rix  Mr.  John,  Serlgefoid 
RolfeChas.F.  A. Esq.  Sedgeford  Hall 
Rolfe  Rev.  Strickland,  Charles  N,, 

Heacham  Hall 
Rowland  George,  Esq.,  Heacham 
Shar|)e  Mr.  Samuel,  Docking 
Silcock  Mrs.  — ,  Heacham 
Smith  I\lr.  George,  Hunstanton 
Spencer  Mr.  William,  Heacham 
Spentnn  Mr.  John,  Hunstanton 
Sudbury  Mr.  William,  Ringstead 
Ward  Kev.  Philip,  Bircham 
Wells  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Sedgeford 
Wharton  Mr. Tliomas,  Ringstead 
Winkworth  Rev.  John,  Heacham 
Wright  Mr.  Josepji,  Staniioe 

ACADEMIES   AND  SCHOOLS. 

Not  ollierwise  described  are  Day  Schools 
Bennett  WiHi^m,  Dorking 
Charity  ScHOOL.Hunstanton,  Jos. 

Scott,    master;    Harriet     Scott, 

mistress 
Cooper  Mary,  Docking 
Fiary  Sarah,  Heacham 
Free  School,  Snettisham,  James 

Danghty,  master 
Mugridge  &  Marshall  (boarding), 

Ringstead 
National  School,  Docking,  Tbos. 

Johnson,  master 
National  School,  Heacham,  Jas. 

Foulsham,  master,  Elizbth.  Foul- 
sham,   mistress 
National  School,  Sedgeford,  Jas. 

Wellings,  master 


National  School,  Ringstead, 
William  Holmes,  master;  Mary 
Scott,  mistress 

National  School,  Snettisham, 
Samnel  Wliitty,  master 

Neve  Mary  Ann,  Docking 

Sainty  Hannah  (boarding),  Snet- 
tisham 

Silcock  Bessie,  Heacham 

Wilkinson  Mark,  Hunstanton 

AUCTIONEERS  &  APPRAISRS. 

Beck  John,  Snettisliam 

Bond  William,  Heacham 

BAKERS   &  FLOUR    DEALERS. 

Bennett  William,  Docking 

Bunting  William,  Docking 

Burdgess  James,  Hunstanton 

Catton  John,  Sedgeford 

Frost  Thomas,  Snettisham 

Hudson  James,  Sedgeford 

Leggett  Paul,  Sedgeford 

Neale  Robert,  Docking 

Russell  John,  Heacham 

Savory  Sarah,  Snettisham 

Savory  Thomas,  Snettisham 

Wagg  James,  Heacham 

Wagg  James,  Snettisham 

Wagg  William,  Docking 

WinloveJohn,  Snettisham 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Bennett  Rose,  Docking 
Callaby  Ezekiel,  Hunstanton 
Chapman  William,  Ringstead 
Cook  Geoige,  Ducking 
Cook  William,  Docking 
Crisp  Edwaid,  Docking 
Frost  John,  Dersingham 
Gathercole  James,  Hunstanton 
Gatheirole  James,  Ringstead 
Granger  Robert,  Heacham 
Hall  Elijah,  Ringstead 
Jennings  Samuel,  Sedgeford 
Kendall  James,  Sedgeford 
Lee  Absalom,  Snettisham 
Minns  William  (&  machine  maker), 

Heacham 
Smith  Thomas,  Snettisliam 

BOOT    AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 

Anderson  Robert,  Docking 
Aylyard  Zechariah,  Snettisham 
Belson  William,  Snettisham 
Callaby  William,  Ringstead 
Coe  John,  Snettisham 
Cook  William,  Hunstanton 
Cooper  William,  SedRcford 
Daw  William,  Ringstead 
Gerrard  William,  Heacham 
Goodwin  John,  Docking 
Grimes  William,  Docking 
Heath  Robert.  Snettisham 
Hook  Robert,  Heacham 
.Mitchell  Edwaid,  Snettisham 
Parsons  William,  Hunstanton 
Parsons  William,  Snettisham 
Rix  Benjamin,  Sedgeford 
Skerry  John,  Sedgeford 
Skerry  Thomas,  Heacham 
Smith  William,  Docking 
Turner  Matthew,  Sedgeford 
VViseman  William,  Heacham 
Woods  Josiah,  Hunstanton 
Yaxley  Samuel,  Heacham 

BREWERS. 
Crisp  William,  Sedgeford 
Goodman  Robert,  Ringstead 
Kemp  William,  Docking 
Slegg  Ann,  Docking 

BRICKLAYERS. 
Bond  William,  Heacham 
Bowman  Rayner,  Snettisham 


Curtis  Robert,  Docking 
Jarvis  James,  Snettisham 
Miller  William,  Hunstanton 
Mott  George,  Hunstanton 
Nurse  Robert,  Heacham 
Oughton  John,  Sedgt  ford 
Priest  William,  Docking 
Steele  John,  Heacham 

BUTCHERS. 

Burgis  Robert,  Docking 
Crisp  Tliomas,  Sedgeford 
Daws  Daniel,  Snt  ttisham 
Huggins  George,  Sedgeford 
Lake  William,  Heacham 
Lewis  William,  Heacham  &  Ingol- 
disthorpe 
Mitchley  William,  Htinstanton 
Robinson  William,  Heacham 
Willoughby  Francis,  Hniistanton 
Willouglihy  Francis,  Ringstead 
CARPENTERS   AND  JOINERS. 
Bly  Francis,  Heacham 
Bunn  Frederick,  Ringstead 
Daws  Samuel,  Snettisham 
Goodwin  William,  Docking 
Goodwin  William,  jun.  Docking 
Holmes  Thomas,  Ringstead 
Lack  James,  Docking 
Laverineton  John,  Heacham 
Legeett  William,  Docking 
Mitchell  John,   Docking 
Rumbold  Claxton,  Ringtead 
Semmence  James,  Ringstead 
Turner  Charles',  Snettisham 
Wilson  George,  Sedgeford 
Woods  William,  Docking 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 
Burgess  James,  Hunstanton 
Desborougb  John,  Snettisham 
Harrison  John,  Hunstanton 
Judge  Moses,  Snettisham 
Lord  Thomas,  Heacham 
Minns  VVilliam,  Heacham 
Raythorne  Edmund,  Heacham 
Raythoine  James,  Heacham 
Turner  Joseph,  Snettisham 
Wags.  James,  Heacham 
Wilson  John,  Heacham 

DRUGGISTS. 

Flockton  Rowland,  Snettisham 
Going  Joseph,  Sneitisham 
Hamerton  Miles,  Hunstanton 
Spencer  William  H.  Docking 
GROCERS,    DRAPERS,    AND 
DEALERS    IN     SUNDRIES. 

Adams  Edward,  Docking 
Bennett  Geoige,  Docking 
Bullen  William,  Snettisham 
Burcham  William,  Docking 
Callaby  George,  Hunstanton 
Callaby  William,  Ringstead 
Crisp  Thomas,  Sedgeford 
Curson  Robert,  Snettisham 
Gathercole  James,  Ringstead 
Lambert  John.  Snettisham 
Massinuham  William,  Heacham 
Rowe  Charles,  Heacham 
Russell  John,  Heacham 
Silcock  John,  Heacham 
Smith  Henry,  Ringstead 
Sturley  Dicks,  Docking 
Sturley  Thomas,  Docking 
Turner  Sarah,  Sedeeford 
Turringtoii  John,  Dersingham 
Wales  Charles.  Hunstanton 

INNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 
Bell,  William  Pitts,  Docking 
Buck,  James  Kendall,  Sedgeford 
Cock,  Thomas  Wells,  Dersingham 
Compasses,  Wm.  Clark,  Ringstead 

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DOCKING,  &c. 


5latcr'0 


INNS,    etc.— Continued. 
Compasses,  Jo^  Turner,  Siiettisham 
Dun   Cow,    Joliii     Wattis,    Dei- 
sin!!  linni 
Hare,  Ann  Sle^ir,  Docking 
King  U'il)aiu,SteplK'U  Crisp, Sedue- 
ford  [j„g 

King   William,  John  Lake,  Dock- 
Le  Strange  Arms,  Jolm  Hairison, 

Huiistaiitiin 
Plough,  William  Mitchell,  Docking 
Ro-e  {ii  Ciown,  William   Moulain, 

Sneitisham 
Victoria,  Hmry  Pratt,  Snettisham 
Wheaisheaf,      Catheiine     Vaxley, 
Headiain 

MILLERS. 
Biirgis  Richard,  Docking 
Cliapnian  Mary,  Snettishain 
Goodman  Robert,  Ringstead 
Norgate    William,    Riugstead    and 

Heachiini 
VVaag  James,  Heachani 
AViigi;  \\  illiani,  Ouclving 
PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

BIy  George,  Heatliam 
Denny  Tiininas,  Snetiisham 
Jolin-on  Charles.  Docking 
Johnson  James,  Docking 
Margetts  Stefitu  II.  Docking 
Wagg  John,  Dockiiii? 

SADDLERS. 

Baney  William,  Snettisham 
Johnson  Jcsiiua,  Docking 

SURGEONS. 

Davis  Thomas,  Snenisham 
Flockton  Itnwianil,  Snettisliain 
Perry  George,  Docking 
ShauJ  Robert,  Docking 

TAILORS. 

Bulkn  William,  Snetiisham 
Hugh  Henry,  Heacham 
Humphiey  William,  Docking 
Riches  Fiulev,  Docking 
Sntlierland  Elijah,   Docking 
Thon)psou  James,  Docking 
Thompson  J'lhn,  Docking 
Thompsiin  John,  Ring.stead 
Turner  James,  Heacham 
Turner  Roheit,  Sneitisham 
Wales  Charles,  Hniisianton  j 


VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 

Moore  Edinunil,  Heacham 
Pooley  Samuel,   Heacham 
Smith  Thomas,  Snettisham 

WATCH    MAKERS. 

Ma'sitigham  William,  Heacham 
Phillipo  James  &  Son.  Docking 
West  George  Vaxlev,  Docking 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Chapman  William,  Ringstead 

Clark   Thomas,  Docking 

Klegg  John,  Dersinnliani 

Grauirer  Rohort.   Heacham 

\'i  nceiitTliomas  [&.  machine  maker) , 

Sedtret'ord 
Wakefield  James,  Snettisham 
Wright  William,  Sedgeford 

Miscellaneous- 
Hilling  John,  horse  liieaker,  Docking 
Biiii  John,  sarilpiier,  Dockiiij; 
Burcliam  John  Geerge,   custom's  officer, 

Heacham 
Dearn.s  Edward,  tinman,  nocking 
Payers  Thomas,  cooper,  Ingolilislhorpe 
Freeman  Joshua,  iiialtstci,  Oersinghum 
'Jreen  Charles, .superintendent  of  Ihe  pre- 

ventive  force,  Hunstanton 
Harmer  John,  stone  mason,  Snettisham 
Lighthouse,  Hunstan'on— Samuel  l.ee 

Howard  and  \Vm.  Hammond,  keepers 
Parsons  Chas.  furni'iire  hrokr.Snettisliam 
Renant  James,  hair  dresser,  Heacham 
Renant  James,   iarrier,  Dockiiig 
Richardson  Clement,tinman.  Heacham 
Sniithbone  William,  tlover,  Sneitisham 
Taylor  Thomas,  basket  and  sieve  maker 

Sedgeford 
Thompson  VVilliam.hair  dresser,  Docking 
Woodcock  James,  basket  maker,Uockiug 


PLACES    OF    W^ORSHIP, 

AND    THEIR    MINISTERS. 

The  CHURcn  of  the  Virgin,  Hun- 
stanton—Rev.  William  Chas.  Pearson, 
incumbent. 

Saint  Andrew's  Church,  Ringstead — 
Rev.  Frederick  Filzroy,  incumbent. 

Saint  Mark's  Church,  Docking— Rev. 
Humphrey  John  Hare,  rector. 

Saint  Marv's  Church,  Snettisham  — 
Rev.  John  Coldham,  incumbent. 

Saint  Mar y'sChukch. Heacham— Rev. 
Strickland  C.N.Rolfe,iica;- ;  Rev.  John 
Wiiikworth,  curate. 

Saint  Mari's  Church,  Sedgeford  — 
Rev.  —  Estcourt,  vicar. 


lNr>EPENUENTCHAPEL,Heacham— Ref 

Richard  Jordan,  minister. 
Wkslkyan      Methodist      Chapels, 

Docking  ;  Heacham;    Ringstead,   and 

Snetii  ham. 
PiiiMirivK      IMETHonisi       Chapels, 

Docking,  and  Snetiisham. 


POOR    LAW    UNION. 

Workhouse,  Docking. 

liitvernor — John  Wilson. 

/1/rt(ra;(  — IMary  Wilson. 

Scltoolmaster^io\in  Crittenden. 

Surgeon — George  Perry. 

Chnplgin  —  Hev.  W.  Guscott. 

Clerk     to    the   Board    of    Guardians— 

James  Nurse. 
Helievin'i  Officers—  Willi.im  Groom,  Ring- 

stead, &  JohnB.Copeinan,Norlh  Creake 


REGISTRARS. 

OF  niRTHS,  DEATHS  &  MARRIAGES. 
Sujierintendetit  Reyistrar — FrancisOakes, 

Burnham  Market. 
REGISI  RAR.S  OF  BIRTHS  &  DEATHS. 
A.  V.  Dennis,  Burnham   IMarket. 
Thomas  Davies,  Snettisham. 
John  J.  Lovick,  Great  Bircham. 


COACHES,  &C. 

To  LYNN,  a  Coml,  (fmm  Thoinham 
eveiy  Tuesday.  Thursday  and  Saturday 
moriiins  about  ha!!- past  nine;  and  the 
.^lail  Carl  ((torn  Tho.nliam),  every 
evening  at  five. 

ToTHORNHAM.  a  Coac/i  (from  Lynn), 
every  Tuesday.  Thursday  and  Saturday 
evening  at  six  ;  and  tJie  iVnil  Cart 
(from  Lynn), every  morning  at  eight 

CARRIERS 

ToBRANCASTER,  —  Fiddiman,  from 
Docking,  on  Saturday 

To  B U  R N  H  A  .M  .M  A  R  K ET,  —  Howard, 
from  Docking,  Tuesday  and  Friday 

To  LYN  N,  —  HiKh.fiom  Heacham,dailyj 
—  Wales,  from  Hunstantir),  and  — 
.fiid.ae. from  Sncltisham,Tne.<irt  ay. Thurs- 
day and  Stituiday,  —  Howard,  from 
Bnrnliara  Market.Mouday  & 'I'hursday; 
and —  Fiddiman,  from  Brancaster.  on 
Friday 

To  NORWICH, —  Towler.from  Sedge- 
ford,  Thursday;  —  Morley,  from  Bir- 
cliam.  Tuesday;  and  —  Corstoa,  from 
Thornhain,  Monday 

ToTHORNHAM,—  Corston,from  Nor- 
wich,  oil  Wednesday 


DOVVNHAiM  MARKET, 

WITHTHK  PARISHES  AND  VILLAGKS  OF  DENVER,  WI.M  BOTSHAM,  sSTOW-BARDOLPH,  FORD^ 

HA.M,  HILGAV,  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 

JIJ'OWNH.AM  MARKET,  is  a  parish  ill  the  hundred  Ward  &  Co.  carry  on   an    extensive  bu.sine.ss  liere,  as 

of  Clackclu-c — the  town,  which  as  its  name  iiiipHe",  mnstard  manntactnrers, millers,  seed  ciiislier.«, brewers 

Jiolds  a  market,  is  8')  mile.' N.  by  E   Irom    London,  42  and  coal  merchants  ;  and    in    the  vicinity   are  ."■ceial 

w.s.w.  from  Norwich, and  15i  n.  fiom  Elj(Cainbri(lge;;  makiin-'sand  cotii  mills.    The  county  mugi.stiatcs  meet 

situated  on  the  East   Anglian  Railway,  for  which  line  in   jietty  .•>(.^si,,n  for  the  division   weekly;  the  lord  of 

there  is  neat  station  licre  ;  und  on  tlie  ileclivity  of  an  !  the  manor  hoMs  a  court  haroii  four  tunes  in  the  year; 

eminence  to  the  east  of  the   Ouse — over  which    river  i  ami  Dowiiham  is  included  in  the  tliiity-.second  ciicuik 

and  the  nciKhboutine  country,  is  a  fine  nninterrnpted  of  Cmiiiiv  Cmiit  towns,  under   the  act  jiasscd  in  1846 

view.     The  town  takes  its  name  fiom  it><  site — a  /inm  for  the  rccoveiy  of  (ielits  to  aiiv  amount  not  exceeding 

or  '  dwelhiiH,'  on   a  i/u/i,  'down'  or    hill;'  ami  Spil-  .£20.:  the  conit,  the  jiiiisdiction   of  which   extends 

man  says  the  'market  here  was  of  such  anii<|nity  that  over  twenty-seven    paiishes,    is   held    monthly,  at  the 

he  finds  itconfiiiued  bv  Edward  ilie  Contesviu-.'     Tiie  Crown  Inn.     Downliam  is  al-o  a  iiollinj;  station  at  the 

])i  inci[)al  manor,  with  the  hundred  of  ClMckclo>e,   was  election  of   miinhers  to  ie()icscnt    west    Noifolk    in 

>;iveii  by  Kint<  Ed^ar  to  Rainsiy  abbey;  and  it  a|)[)eats  Parliament ;  and  it  is  liv  ceiiire  of  a  lUiioii  ot  thirty- 

that  Kinu  .lohn,  in  his  (!th   year,  nianied  or  tonfiiined  fmr  |iari.>-hes,   under   the  new   jioor  law  :   the  woik- 

a  fir  here  to  the  abbot;  and  the  pi  ivileuc  of  hav  inga  house,  ;i  commodious  and    haiulsome  sti  ucture,    wrtli 

gallows  for  haniiini;   inalcfadois  was  allowed  him  in  two  o(  t.ij,'onal  towers,  stands  a  short  distance  off  the 

the   time  of  King    Heiiiy    III.     Since  the  disMilntion,  Denv(rioail. 


tliis  manor  lias  passed  thioin;li  scvcimI  hinds  to  the 
family  of  H.iic — Sir  Thomas  Hare,  Bait,  of  Stowcot- 
tHKc,  being  the  pie-ent  lord.     Near  the  wnodeii  biidge 


I'lie  parish  church  of  Saint  Edmnnil  is  an  ancient 
edifice,  built  of  c^r  or  rag  stone,  si nccoeil.  It  com- 
piises  a  nave,  noith  and   south  ai>les,  and  a  chim  el; 


whicli  crosses  the  liver  heie,  the  butter  mai  kef,  once  at  the  western  end  rises  a  square  lower,  embaitled,anrl 

«)  Celebrated, used  to  he  held.  VViihiiiihe  last  com|iata-  surmounted  liy  .i  spire.     The  interior  of  the  ri'of  is  of 

lively  fev/ years,  the  town    has  been  inucli    improved  oak, and  the  veneered  wood-work  of  the  gallery  is  nuicli 

— l!ic    priiicijial  stirets  are  well    paved,  and  pas  has  admired.  The  living  of  Downham  is  a  rectory, w  itbiu 

liUely  bcL'ii  introduced  for  lighting    them.      Mcs.srs.  ihc  dioces.sof  Noi  wich.    There  are  places  of  woi ship 

20 


UBirectoifi* 


DOWNHAM  MARKET,  &c. 


Norfolk, 


for  Bapti^ts,  Independents,  the  society  of  Friends,  and 
Wesleyan  and  Primitive  Methodists.  Tlie  principal 
charity  is  a  schnol,  founded  in  1808  by  the  late  iMr. 
Clarke,  for  sixty-five  boys.  'J'lie  inarkfi,  held  on 
Saturday,  is  cliieiHy  for  com.  Frtirs,  March  3rd,  May 
8th,  and  November  LStli ;  and  a  statute  for  liiiing  ser- 
vants on  the  hist  Satmriay  in  Septetnber.  Dovvnlinni 
parish  contained  in  1831,  2,198  inhabitants,  and  in 
1841,  2,953, 


on  the  Lynn  road,  and  extending  down  to  the  river. 
Sir  Thomas  Hare,  Bart,  is  lord  ot  the  niatior,  and 
patronot  the  chuich  living.  The  church,  whicli  is 
dedicated  to  the  Holy  Trinity,  lias  jujt  uiidf rgone  a 
coniplftf  repair. 

FoRDHAM  is  a  small  \illngf,  three  miles  s.  from 
Dovvniiain.  Kdward  Roger  Pratt,  Ksq.  is  lord  of  the 
manor,  and  patron  of  the  church  living— wliicli  is  a 
curacy,  atitiexcd  to  that  of  VVlm^ot^haul.    'i'he  parish 


Denver  is  a  neat  little  village,  about  one  in-le  south   church  of  Saint  Maiy  is  a  Miiall  buihiintr. 


front  Dowiiham.on  the  road  to  Ely.  The  parish  church 
of  Saint  Maiy  is  built  of  rough  stone,  with  a  square 
embattled  tower :  the  living  is  a  rectory,  in  medieties, 
viz.  Saint  Peter's  Easthall,  and  Saint  AJichael'.s  West- 
hall,  in  the  gift  of  Edward  Roaer  Pratt,  Esq  ,  who  is 
lord  of  the  manor,  and  of  the  adjoining  oneofRysion 


HiLGAY  villaue  is  four  milts  s.  by  e.  from  Downham 
Hud  about  two  from  the  Oozi- Biidge station,  on  the 
East  Anglian  Railway.  The  VVissey  here  is  <  ro>sed 
(comin«  from  Downham),  by  an  iron  bridge;  the 
river  is  naviuahle  for  lighters,  and  coal  is  biouKht  in 
them  from  Lynn  to  the  quay,  here,  at  which  they  dis- 


the  church  of  Saint  Michael  stands  on  tlie  edgf  of  the  |  cliarae  their  cargoes,  and  le-load  with  corn,  &c.  At 
park.  The  population  of  Denver  and  the  following !  the  foot  of  the  bridge  is  an  excellent  inn,  the  'Pratt 
parishes,  is  given  aftei  the  notice  of  HiLGAY.  |  Arms.    Tlie   parish  church  of  All  Saints'   is  a   stone 

WiMBOTSHAVi  is  a  very  inconsiderable  village,  about  I  edifice  embattled,  with  a  square  tower:  the  living  is 
1§  miles  N.  by  e.  from  Downham,  situated  on  the  road  j  a  lectory,  in  the  patronage  of  the  Rev.  William  J.  Par- 
fo  Lynn:  it'is  solely  inhabited  by  fanners,  and  i  ker.  The  church  is  appioached  through  a  fine  avenue 
labourei  s,  employed  by  them,  wiih  their  families,  and  ;  of  trees,  whicli  in  summer  furnishes  a  cooland  refresh- 
contains    no   object  deserving   notice    but  its    parish  I  ing  shade. 

church — an  ancient  building,  dedicated  to  Saint  Marv:  Theabove-described  parishes  are  strictly  agricultural: 
tlie  living  is  a  perpetual  curacy,  in  the  gift  of  Sir  |  they  are  all  in  the  hundred  of  Clackciose,  and  the 
Thomas  Hare,  Bart.  '  j  number  of  inhabitants  in  eacli  was,  in  1841,  as  follows 

Stow-Bardoli'H,  with  Stowbridge,  form  a  long  I — Denver,  910;  Wi.mbotsham,  .582;  Stow-Bar- 
irregular  village.abont  2§  miles  N.N.E.  fioiu Downham, '  dolph,  1,076;  Fordham,  219;  Hilgay,  1,515 

POST  orriCE' High  Street,  Downham,  Edwaid  Hutson,  Post  Master. — Letters  from  London  and 
various  |)iaccs  arrive  eveiy  morning  and  atternoon  at  a  o,iuirter  ()ast  three, , and  are  despatched  at  lialf-past 
eight  in  the  morning,  and  nine  at  iiiglit. 

Letters  from  Stow-Bardolph,  Denver,  Hilgay,  Southeray,  and  Watlington,  arrive  at  half-pas* 
six  in  the  evening,  and  from    Fincham  and  Letche  at  seven  ;  and  are  despatched  at  seven  in  the  morning. 

POSTOFFiCEj  Stow-Bardolph,  Thomas  Gore,  Post  Master,  ^tnwWid'it'. —  Letters  from  all  parts 
anive  (from  Downham),  every  morning  at  half-past  eight,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  half-past  five  in 
the  evening. 

POST  OFFICE,  Hilgay,  Elizabeth  Monntser,  Post  Mistress.— Leners  from  all  parts  aniveffiom  Down- 
ham), every  inoiuing  at  half-past  eight,  audare  despatched  tliereto  at  half-past  five  in  the  evening. 


GENTRY    AND    CLERGY. 

Allen  Rev.  William  Massey,  Wim- 

botshani 
Andrews  Mr.  Richard,  High  st 
Bagge  William,  E«q.  m.  p.  Stradsett 

Hall 

Baker  Rev.  William,    Union  terrace  |  Nototherwise  described  are  Day  Schools. 
Boutell  Rev.  Charles, RectoryHouse  j  chambeilain  Elizabeth, Stow  bridge 


Smith  Rev.  Samuel  C,  Denver 
Sna^dill  Miss  Sarah,   Wimbotsham 
TiottMrs.  Ann,  Union  terrace 
Wilson     Captain     Joseph     Frazer, 
Union  tfrrace 

ACADEMTES    AND    SCHOOLS. 


Boyce  Mr.  John,  Denver 
Browne  Rev.  Arthur,  Marhani 
Brown  Mr.  Joseph.  Lynn  mad 
Chapman  Mr.  Williajn,  Bridge  st 
Couicher  Mrs.  Sa^ah,  Lynn  road 


Davis  Jane,  Lynn  load 

Edwards  Harriet,  Bridge  road 

Goode  Else,  Hiltjay 

Jolinson  Edward,  Lynn  road 

Lemon  Sophia,  Biidae  st 
Cieam  Rev.  Clenient.RecioryHouse   National  School. Hilgav.William 

Creasy  .Mrs.  Rebecca,  High  st  i      F.Kirhy,  master;  MaryAnnKirbv,  1  Newton  Joseph,  Parsonage  lane 

Crockford  Mis.  Hannah,   Bridge  id  |      ni'stiess  '  BLACKSMITHS. 

Da-hwood  Rev.   George  H.,  Stow-    n^tionalSchool,  Ten-mile  hank,  j  Ambrose  Thomas,  Hilgay 

Bardolph                                            |      Hilgay,  BeniamiiiChalliss.master;  j  Ambrose  VVillJHin,  Denver 
Dixon  J.  hii,  Esq.  Lyr.n  road             I      Elizabeth  Challis,  mi.stress              ]  Bell  Thomas,  Stow  Baidolph 
Doyle    Mis.    Jilizabeth,    Ciimples       '  "  "      ' 


Whltten  Mary  Ann,  Hilgay 
Wright  James,  Bridue  st 

BANKERS. 

Gurney.s'  «&  Co.  (Bank  of  Lynn), 
High  st  (draw  on  Barclay,  Bevan 
&  Co.,  London),  Thomas  Wright, 
ageni 

Savings'  BANK,Danver  road  (open 
from  10  till  1)— Edwaid  Charles 
Johnson,  actuary 

BASKET    MAKERS. 

Burman  William,  Biid^e  st 
Daynes  Wright,  Bridge  st 
Gooden  Cinistoplur,  High  st 


ham  Hall  [linn 

Dupre  Rev.  .Michael  Thomas, Ware- 
Dynes  Mrs.  Harriet,  Lynn  road 
Filby  Mrs.  Maitha,  Lynn  road 
Flanagan ^ir.Tilnothy,  WinihotNhanj 
Fryer  John,  Esq.  Ciow  Hall 
HaieSirThomasjBart.  Stow  Cottage 
Harrison  Miss  Ann,  Wimbotsham 
Hooton  Mr.  James,  Lynn  road 
Horsley  Mr.  Maithew^  Bridge  st 
Howmati  Rev.  Edward  Jolni,   Bex- 
well  \'icaiaee 
Johnson  Rev.  Kothwell  Underwood 

Moore  John,  Hilgay 
Lacy  .Mrs.  Harriet    Lviin  road 
Naylor  iMr.  J^hn,  Hilgay 
Pa«e  Miss  Mary,  Wimbotsham 
Park'  sWilliamJose|ih,Hilga\ Recti y 
PrattEd ward Hoger,Esq.R\ Sinn  Hall 
Redhead  Mr.  Thomas,  Lynn  road 
Reed  Mrs.  Maiy,  Ryston  End 
Rofe  Mrs.  Eliza,  Wimbotsham 
Ito^e  Mr.  Medwell,  Biidge  st 
Say  Rev.  Henry,  Hiuh  st 
Smith  Rev.  George,  Bridge  road 


National  'school,  Union  terrace,  I  Boddy  William,  Stow  bridge 


Heiiiy   .Mayhew,   master;  Eliza- 

lietli  Mayhew,  mistress 
R(se  Hannah,  Biidge  st 
Saiictnaiy  Elizabeth,  Hilgay 
Scoti  Thomas,   Hilgay 

ATTORNEYS, 

Bell  Frederick  Browne,  Ryston  End 
Hett  Edwar^i,  Bridge  st 
Reed  Thonias  L.oicelot,  Hisjh  st 
Townley  William,  Biidge  si 

BAKERS  &  FLOUR  DEALERS. 

Barton  Henry,  Bridge  road 
Brookes  William,  Marketplace 
Claik  Kdward,  Bridge  st 
Clark  John,  Bridge  st 
Hobsoti  George,  Hilgay 
Moore  Joseph,  Denver  road 
North  Sarah,  Lynn  road 
Poll  James,  Hilgay 
R-eve  Thomas  Stow  bridge 
RrCson  Joseph,  Denver  road 
Rose  George,  High  st 
Snelling  'I'liomas,  Lynn  road 
Towlcr  Robert,  Wimbotsham 


Dent  Henry,  Bridge  road 
Harding  James,  Stow  bridge 
Harpley  John,  Slow  bridge 
Painell  William,  Lynn  road 
Rose  Medwell,  Bridge  road 
Sheru'Onfl  Robeit,  Wimbotshatn 
Smiih  Win,  Ten-mile  bank,  Hilgay 
Tr.tter  Samuel,  Bridge  st 
Vince  Elizabeth  &  John,  Den\er  rd 
Vine  Robert,  Hilgay 

BOOKSELLERS  &STATIONERS 

Brett  Jolin(&  printer), .Makei  place 
Cole  John  1^.  (&  binder  &  printer), 

High  st 

Hiitson  Edward,  High  st  [st 

Lenioi)Harriet(&  news  agent}, High 

TlioroguodRobt.(&  printer), Hiyh  st 

BOOT  &c.  MAKERS. 

Allcock  John,  Denver 

Anrirews  Jcdiii  (and  leather  cutter} 

Market  place 
Applegate  W  illiam.  Bridge  st 
Baker  William,  Bridge  st 
Brighton  William,  Bridge  st 


Noifolfe. 


DOWNHAM  MARKET,  &c. 


^latei'sf 


BOOT,    etc.    MAKERS— Coniiniisd. 
Coi- William.  Hiali  >t 
Eilwards  James,  W'imbotsliain 
Fox  Gfoige,  Stow  bridge 
Gore  Frederick,  Stow  bridge 
Gore  William,  Wimbntsham 
Hills  Robert,  Wimbotsham 
Kenney  Thomas,  Lynn  road 
Loose  Robert,  Lynn  road 
Neal  Kdward,  Lviin  road 
Sewell  William  (dealer).  High  st 

BRAZIERS  6c  TINMEN. 
Barbel  George,  Bi  ide;e  st 
Newell  Pearson,  High  st 

BREWERS. 

Massey  Alfred,  Bridne  st 
Ward  George  Augustus,  jnn.  &  Co., 
Do\v.N[iAM  Steam  Mills 

BRICK  MAKERS. 

Bennett  William,  Bridge  road 
Juler  Maria,  Bridae  road  [road 

Rawiiiigs  Samuel  [&  potter), Bridge 

BRICKLAYERS. 

AUflat Goodwin,  Stow-lJardolph 
Bennett  William,  I5ridge  road 
Dearsley  .lames,  Hilgi-y 
Harper  William,  Lynn  road 
Juler  Henry,  Lynn  road 
OUerton  U'illian),  Hileey 
Stevens  Frances,  Bexwell  road 

BUTCHERS. 
Bunkall  Joseph,  Denver  road 
Bunkill  Kean,  Marketplace 
Bunkall  William,  jun.,  High  st 
Chaltoii  James,  \Vimbot>,ham 
Coe  James,  Bridge  st 
Engledow  John,  Hilgey 
Gamble  Robert,  Brirtae  st 
Haylett  Robert,  Bridge  st 
Hopkiu'i  Francis,  Denver 
Plummer  Alfred,  Hilgey 
Porter  Robert,  Bridge  st 
Scott  William,  Bridge  st 
Smart  William  (pork),  Bridge  st 

CABINET    MAKERS. 

Ca«ebow  William, High  st  [High  st 
Giscard  Wm.  (i."v:  fmniture  broker), 
Howes  Samuel,  Bridge  st 
Langman  John,  High  st 
Pliiwriglit  Frederick  W.,    Biidge  st 

CHEMISTS    AND     DRUGGISTS. 

Bal;er  Patrick,  High  st 
Brett  John  f&  oil  and  colourman). 
Market  place 

CHINA,  GLASS,  &r.  DEALERS. 

Scamel  George,  Market  place 
Sna-^dell  Joel,  High  st 
\Vii;nall  Rachael,  Bridge  st 
AVilkin  Ann,  High  st 

COAL    DEALERS. 
Cook  GeoiKe,  Bridge  road 
Jolmson  William,  Bridge  road 
Lee  Thomas,  Stow  bridge 
Snelling  Joseph,  Bridye  road 
Snel  ini;  William,  Bridge  road 
Ward  Geoige  Augustus,  jun.  &  Co., 

DowNiiAM  Stkam  Mills 
Wcnn  Mary,  Bridge  mad 
Weill!  Thi>n)as,  Bridge  road 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Brookes  William,  Market  place 
Moore  Joseph,  Denver  road 
Nortli  Sarah,  Lynn  road 
Poll  Cliarles,  Market  place 
Wright  James,  Biidge  st 
CORN  6e  SEED  MERCHANTS. 
Merriiigt(-n  Charles,  Bridge  st 
Miimford  (ieorge,  Bridi;e  st 
Ward  Georee  Augustus,  jun.,  &  Co. 
(and  seed  crushers),  Downiiam 
Steam  Mills 

22 


FARMERS. 

Belts  James,  Denver  road 
Belts  William,  Stow-Bardolph 
Boyce  Heniy,  Hilgey 
Brown  James,  Stow-Bardolph 
Biowu  Thomas,  Denver 
Carter  William,  Stow-Bardolph 
DixoiiJohn,  Lvnii  road  [ham 

Klmer  James  (&iiin  keei)er),F()rd- 
Filby  Robert  Childs,  Wimhotsham 
Gascoigne  John,  Denver  Sluice 
Gleaves  John,  Denver  Sluice 
Goulder  William,  Wimbot.sham 
Hopkiii  Abraham,   Denver  Sluice 
Hopkin  Richard,  Fordliam 
Hutson  John,  Stow  biidge 
Keiulle  Charles,  Fordhain 
Martin  William,  Fordham 
Norman  Richard,  Denver  road 
Palmer  William  C,  Denver 
Reeson  Benjamin,  Lynn  road 
Roper  ISlary,  Fordham 
Wood  George,  Denver 

fire  &«.  office  agents. 
Architects',    Kncineeus',    and 

Builders',  William  Lawrie,Bex- 

well  road 
City   of  London  (life),  Benjamin 

Parrott,  Bridge  st 
County    (fire),    and    Provident 

(life),  William  Bartram,  High  st 
Crown  (life), Henry  Oakcs,High  st 
English    Widows     (life),    John 

Langman,  High  st  [High  st 

Guardian   (fire),  William    Oakes, 

NATIONALMERCANTILE,John  Brett, 

Market  place  [High  st 

Norwich  EQUiTABLE,Rd.  Andrews, 
Norwich  UNioN.WilliamCasehow, 

and  '["hfimas  Wright,  High  st 
RovAL  ExcHANGE,CI)as.Mumford, 

Bridge  st 
Royal  Farmers',  Thos.  Lancelot 

Reed,  High  st 
Sun,  Samuel  Trotter,  Bridge  st 
Western  ( I  ife) ,  J  as.G  iscard ,  H  igh  st 

GROCERS    AND    DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

{See  also  Tea  Dealers.) 
Baker  John,  Hilgay 
Bartram  William,  High  st 
Bniwii  .lolin,  Bridge  st 
BusI)  George,  Wimbotsham 
Clialton,  George  Wimbotsham 
Clark  Filward,  Bridge  st 
Cork  Klizabeth,  Lynn  road 
Goodrick  Edmund  A.,    Bridge  road 
Har])li'y  John,  Slow  bridge 
Howlelt  John,  Stow  bridge 
Jiihnson  William,  Bridge  road 
King  Reuben,  Hilgay 
Lock  Charles,  Hilgay 
Merringtoii  Charles,  Bridge  st 
Monk  Geoige,  Denver 
Moiintser  Flizabelh,  Hilgay 
Oakes  William,  High  st 
Pike  John,  Wimbotsham 
Reeve  Thomas,  Stowbiidgc 
Scarnell  George,  Market  place 
Scott  James,  Bridge  si 
Smith  Samuel,  Lynn  road 
Snasdell  Joel,  High  st 
Terringtnn  William,  Lynn  road 
Weston  Haniet,  Bridge  road 
Wignall  Raehael,  Bridge  st 
Wright  James,  Bridge  st 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Crisp  William,  Hii;li  st 

Mills  John  (cV  glover),  Bridge  St 

Willimolt  John,  Market  place 

INNS. 

Castle,  Tliomas  Harris.  High  (>t 
Crown,  Sarah  Powell,  Bridge  st 


Pratt    Arms    Inn,   James    Elmer, 

Foidham 
Swan,  George  Weston,  High  st 

IRONMONGERS. 

Trotter  Samuel,  Bridge  st  [st 

TrueFrederick(&ironfouiider),High 
Wallis  James  (&  gas  titter  and  bell- 
hanger),  Bexwell  mad 

JOINERS    AND    BUILDERS. 

Bane  John,  Denver  road 
Bennett  Thomas,  Lynn  road 
Cater  Henry,  Parsonage  lane 
Flatinaii  .lohn,  Britke  st  [road 

Goose  William  Pymer,  jun., Denver 
Harpley  Ann,  Back  lane 
Hai  pley  (>"eon;e,  Bridge  road 
Harpley  William,  F'ar>onaee  lane 
Howleti  Robert,  Stow  bridge 
Whittume  John,  Hilgey 

LINEN  &  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

Baker  John,  Hilt;ev 
Bartram  Williain,  High  st 
Clialton  George,  Wimbotsham 
Lock  Charles^  Hilgey 
Monk  George,  Denver 
Mountser  Flizabeth,  Hilgey 
Sewell  William,  High  st 
Sna-dell  Joel,  High  st  [st 

Tibbett  Susannah  (baby  linen), High 
Vince  William,  High  st 
Watts  RebeccH,  Denver  road 
Wright  Geoige,  High  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Massey  Aided,  Bridge  st 
Mumford  Ctorge,  Bridge  st 
Wood  Thomas,  Biidge  road 

MILLERS. 

Andrews  James,  Parsonage  Mill 
Harrod  .lohn,  Lynn  road 
Hobson  Geoige,  Hilgey 
Porter  John,  Denver 
Reeson  Joseph,  Bexwell  road 
Reeve  Thomas,  Stow  biidge 
Ward  Geoige  Augustus,  jun., &  Co. 

(and   seed   ciusheis),  Downiiam 

Steam  Mills 
Wbitton  John,  Hilgey 

MILLINERS  &DRESS  MAKERS 

Beaven  Ebzabeth,  Biidge  st     [load 
Beeston  Elizabeth  &  Kniina, Denver 
Blades  Catharine,  Bridge  road 
Fuller  Mary  Atlienon,  Bridge  st 
Holland  Mary  Ann,  High  st 
Parrott  William,  Bridge  st 
Raby  Harriet,  Bridge  roarl 
Tibbett  Susannah,  High  st 
Weston  pyllen  &  Rebeeea,Lyiin  road 
Wright  George,  High  st 

MILLWRIGHTS  &AGRICULTU- 
RAL    MACHINE    MAKERS. 

Bane  .hdin,  Denver  road 
Goward  &  Fiancis  (and  improved 
thr:isl)inn  machines),  Lynn  road 
True  Frederick,  Hiuh  st 
Whiitiime  Janus,  Biidge  road 
Whiltome  John,  Hilgey 

MUSTARD  MANUFACTURERS. 

VN'ard  Geoige  Augustus,  jnn.,  &  Co. 

(and  seed   crushers),  Downiiam 

Steam  iMills 
nursery  and    seedsmen. 
Balding  .Mary,  Bridge  road 
HaiiiMm  Joseph,  Lviin  road 
Stehbing  &  Brown,  (;aslle  lane 

PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS,    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Beets  James  Strattiin,  Ryston  end 
lioiitliby  William,  Bridge  st 
Girdlestone  Thomas  D.  Biidge  road 
Mallttt  Waller,  .Market  iilace 
Sayle  William,  Hilgey 
Spencer  Mary  Ann,  Bridge  st 


iSirectori). 


DOWNHAM  JNIARKET,  &c. 


Norfolfe* 


PRINTERS  —  LETTER-PRESS. 

See  under  the  head  Booksellers. 


SADDLERS&  PATTEN  MAKRS. 

Cook  Thiiiiirts,  Hilgey 
Glasscock  George,  High  st 
Glasscock  Henry,  Bridge  road 
Stegt;ks  William,  Hridge  st 

STONE     &    MARBLE    MASONS. 

Lawrie  William  (and  architectural 
sculptor,  niid  agent  for  iMinton's 
encauvtic  tiles  for  churches  and 
entrance  halls),  Bexwell  road 

SURGEONS. 

Hunter    Chrisiopijer    Thomas  A., 

F.R.C.,  and  F  R  M.c  s.,  High  st 
Patterson  James,  Bridge  st 
Steindale  Staiidley,  Hdijey 
Wales  Thomas  G.  (&  registrar  and 
surgeon  to  the  uiiiou),  High  st 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Beeston  Sarah,  Denver  road 
Calver  Sarali,  Hii<li  st 
Viuce  Rebecca,  Denver  road 

TAILORS    AND    DRAPERS. 

Bennett  Abner,  Hilgey 
Bunkall  Benjamin,  Bridge  st 
Bunkall  Chailes,  Bridi^e  st 
Bunkall  Henry.  Lynn  road 
Crisp  William,  Paradise  lane 
Coulcher  William,  Lynn  road 
Eiiderhy  Thomas,  Biidge  road 
Firth  John  &  Son,  Hilgey 
Goodrick  George,  Denver  road 
Gowinu  Henry,  Bridge  st 
Hourstnn  Thomas  &  Son,  High  st 
Kemp  Williim,  Hiigay 
Lock  Stephen,  Bridge  st 
Long  Charles,  Denver  road 
Searle  Richard,  Bridge  st 
Shearman  Tiiomas,  Hiigay 
Smith  John,  Hiigay 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 
Kell,  John  Barton,  Hiigay 
Bull,  James  Parker,  Denver 
Biidue  House,  Ann  Dames,  Bridge  road 
Bull,  Henry  Stibhon,  Hi.^li  st 
Carpenters'  Arms,  Geo.  Clements,  Denver 
Chequers,  Nathan  Booth,  l.ynu  road 
Chequers,  Joel  Charlton,  Wimbolsham 
Colfee  Pot,  Samuel  Edison,  High  st 
Crown,  Charles  liond,  -Stow  bridge 
Crown,  Robert  Huoton,  Denver  Sluice 
(ieorge  and  Dragon, Robert  Vince,Hilgay 
Have  Arms,  Robt  Capon,  Stow-Bardolph 
Hat  &  Feather,  \Vni.  Lack. Market  place 
Jeuyn'sArms,Jo!m  Godfrey, Den ver.Slu ice 
Pratt  Anns  Inn,  James  Ehner,  Fordham, 

near  Hiigay 
Queen's  Head,  Wm.  Brown,  Bridge  st 
Rampant  Horse,  Robert  Brown,  High  st 
Rose  &  Crown,  Thomas  Riches,  Hiigay 
Swan,  James  Morton  Hiigay 
White  Hart,  Wni.  Edmonds,  Bridge  st 

Retailers  of  Beer 

Ashley  John,  Denver  road 
J$ell  Thomas,  Stow  bridge 
Bush  George,  U  imbolsbara 
Cawdron   Robert,  Wimbotsham 
Coates  James,  Bridge  road 
Cook  George,  Bridge  road 
fenton  William,  Bridge  road 
Gore  Thomas,  Slow  bridge 


Ingledow  William,  Hiigay 
King  Reuben,  Hiigay 
Lenton  John,  Stow  bridge 
Mace  Francis,  Bridge  st 
Mann  George,  Bridge  st 
Mann  James,  Bridge  road 
Morton  George,  Bridte  real 
North  Sarab,Lynn  road 
Rose  I'homas.  Bridge  road 
Scott  John,  Hilaay 
Staple  John,  Hiigay 
Stevens  John,  Lynn  road 

TEA    DEALERS. 

Jones  William,  Lynn  road 
Newton  William,  Paison^ge  lane 
Watts  Rebecca,  Denver  load 
Wilkin  Ann,  High  st 

VETERINARY     SURGEONS. 

Calver  Benjamin  A.  High  st 
Heffer  Robert,  Denvei  road 
WATCH     &     CLOCK     MAKERS. 

Giscard  James,  High  st 
Howes  Benjamin,  High  st 
Roberts  John,  Bridge  st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Barton  John,  Hiluey 
Bush  George,  Wimbotsham 
Dungay  William,  Denver 
Herring  Thcuuas  (&  coach  maVer), 
Denver  road  [Hiigay 

HowltttJno.Forrnan,Teii  mile  bank, 
Jennyti  Williatn,  Denver 
Lockwood  John,  Stow  bridge 
PorterPeckett,Teii  mile  bank,  Hiigay 
Redhead  William,  Hiigay 
Siiasdell  Joseph,  Biidge  st 
Swinger  John,  Back  lane 
Westwood  Tippin,  Stow  bridge 

Miscellaneous- 

Addison \Vm. marine  store  dealer,Bridgest 
Brecki)n  George,  inland  revenue  oflicer, 
Biidge  road  [High  st 

Catchpole      Mary      Ann,      colTee-house, 
Cole  James,  dyer.  Bridge  st 
Dorra/in  John,  cutler,  Lynn  road 
Edwards  Robert, cooper,  Paradise  st 
Gas  Works,  Bridge  road— George  Hitch. 

cock,  manager 
HospiTAL,Back  lane— Christopher  Thos. 

A.  Hunter,  surgeon 
Inland  Revenue  OFFicE,at  the  Crown 

Inn  — (ieorge  Breckon,  oiTicer 
Jackson  Mary,  greengrocer.  Bridge  st 
Long  John,iuspector  of  weights,  biidgerd 
Mechanics'  I.nstitute,  Bridge  st 
Newman  Francis,  fishmonger,  Bridge  st 
Petty  Sessions  Coukt,  at  the  Crown 

Inn,  Mai  ket  place 
Scott  William,  .-surveyor,  Hiigay 
Temperance    Hall,    Bridge    street- 
James  Wright  secretary 
Tooley  James,  leather  cutter,  High  st 


PLACES    OF   WORSHIP, 

and  their  5I1JSISTERS. 

All  Saints',   Hiigay— Rev.  William  J. 

Parkes,  rector;  Rev.  Roth  well  U.J.  M 

Johnson,  curate. 
Saint  Edmund's  Church,  Downham— 

Rev.    Charles    Boutell,    tector.     Rev. 

Clements  Cream,  curate. 
Saint  Mary'sChurch,  Wimbotsham— 

— Rev.WmMaxeyAllen.pfiyje/Ha/tiirafe 
Saint  Maf.y's  Church,  Fordham— Rev. 

William  .^lasey  AUen.perpetnal  curate. 


Saint  Mary's  Church,  Denver— Rev- 
Samuel  C  Smith,  rec(or 
Saint  Mary's  Church,  Bexwell— Rev. 

Edward  John  Howman,  rectvr. 
Holy  Trinity CHURCH,Stow-BardoIph 

—  Rev.   Jiihn  Clavering,  rector;   Rev. 

George  H.  Dashwood,  curate. 
Saint   Miciiacl's   Church,  Ryston  — 

Rev.  Michael  Thos.Duprc,i7icu/H6ej(t. 
Baptist    Chapel,    Slow   bridge— Rev. 

James  Hurrell. 
Baptist    Chapel,    Ryiton    end-  Rev, 

John   Bane. 
Friends'  Mekting-House,  Bridge  st. 
Wesleyan  Methodist  CHAi'ELs,High 

street;   Hilgey  ;  :ind  Wimbotsham. 
Primitive      Methodist      Chapel, 

Stow  bridge. 


POOR     LAW    UNION. 

Workhouse,  Denver  road. 

Governor — Thomas  N.  Rose. 

il/a^roji  — Rebecca  Swan. 

Scltoolmaster — Alfred  Buck. 

Sclwolmistress—EMzSibeih  Buck. 

Surgeon— Ti\os.  Garuey  Wales,  High  st. 

Chaplain — Tlis.MaxeyAllen,Wimsbots!im 

Clerk  to  the  Board  of  Guardians  — 
Edward  Hett,  Bridge  street. 

Relieviny  Ojficera  for  Downham  diitrict — 
Thomas  Smilh,  Bridge  street  ;/o)-  Wig. 
genhall  district  — JoliD  Hoyes  Chamber- 
lain, Stoke  bridge. 


REGISTRARS, 

OF   BIRTHS,    DEATHS  &  MARRIAGES. 

Superinte}ident—E(\\va.\\\  Hett,  Bridge  st 

Charles  Mnmtord.  registrar  of  inar7iaiies. 

Bridge  street;  Thomas  G.  Wales,  rejij- 

trar  of  births  4"  deaths,  High  street. 


COUNTY    COURT, 
HELD  AT  THE  CROWN  INN  MONTHLV, 

Office,  High  st 
Judge — John  Dick  Burnaby,  Esq. 
Clerk — Cliarles  Whaley  Spurgeon,  Lvnn. 
District  C/erA:— Thomas  Lancelot  Reed, 

High  street. 
Bai/i^— Benjamin  Parrott,  Bridge  st. 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

ON   THE   EAST  ANGLIAN   LINE. 
Station  for  Downham, Bridge  end--lsaiah 

Pepper  Cook, s/a(ioH  master 
Booking  Ofice,  at  the   Swan  Inn,  High 

street,  Downham 
Omnibuses  from  ihe  Swan  Inn,  await  the 

arrival,  and  attend  the  departure   of 

the  trnins 
Station,    at   Stow    bridge,    Stow-Bar- 

DOLPH— John  Griffiths,  c/fj/.-. 
Ooze  Bridge  Station,  two  miles  feom 

Hiigay— James  C.  Smith,  clerk. 

CARRIERS- 

To    ALL     PLACES     IN     THE    IMMEDIATE 

Neighbourhood,  Jas.  Cann,  (carrier 
by  appointment  lo  the  East  Anglian 
Railway  Company)  Paradise  lane 

To  FINCH  AM  &  LYNN,  James  South- 
gate,  from  the  Chequers  Inn,  Monday 

To  STOKE  FERRY,  Benjamin  Salmon, 
from  the  Chequers,  (Monday 

To  WELLS  and  WISBEACH,  James 
Wiles,  from  the  Crown,  Monday 


EAST  DEREHAM, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OF  BEETLEV,  GKESSENHALL,  SWANTON,  SHIPDHA.M,  ELMHAM, 
-™-^  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 

JlJjAST  DEREHAM  is  a  parish,  in  the  hundred  of 
IMitford— the  market  town  is  101  miles  n.e.  by  n.  from 
from  London,   16  w.  by  N.  from  Norwich,  10  v.  fioni 


Ingbain,  and  the  like  distance  n.  by  e.  from  Wattun; 
.situated  at  the  junction  of  the  East  Anglian  and  the 
Eastern  Countiis  Railways,  and  at  a  point  whi'iice 
branches  a  line  to  Fakeidiam.     It  is  a  flourishinc;  little 


improved  as  to  render  it  one  of  the  handsomest  towns 
in  Norfolk  ;  and  ic  is  seated  in  a  fertile  and  deliiihtfnl 
part  of  the  county,  nearly  in  its  centre.  The  place 
strictly  exhibits  no  pretensions  to  excel  in  manufac- 
tures :  iron  and  brass  founding  may,  howevei',  be 
noticed  as  employiiii;  a  few  hands— in  malting  and 
brewing  some  or  others  are  engaged,  and  there  are 


place,  and  within  thclast  crntury  has  beei;  so  much   several  corn  mills  j  but  the  general  business  is  of  a 

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Xoifolb. 


EAST  DKREHAM,   &c. 


latcr'si 


retail  character,  well  sustained  by  the  liihabitHnts,  and  |  from  Ea«it  Denham,  in  the  same  hundred  ;  situated  on 
the  farmers  and  count  ly  people  who  attend  its  markets  j  tiie  road  to  Fiikenhani.  The  parish  church  of  Saint 
and  fairs,  and  the  gentry  of  this  respectable  neigh-  Alary,  isa  small  old  bnildiiif; :  the  llvim;  is  a  discliarijed 
bouriiood.  Hdimind  Co  iper,EM|.  is  lessee  of  the  manor  rectory,  in  tiie  p.ttronige  (oi  was  lately)  of  the  Rev, 
under  the  Crown,  and  holds  a  cmiit  leet  annually,  C.  Mannings.  Population  of  the  pat ish  under  400. 
when  constables  (the  only  municip-il  (tffiiers)  are  ap- 1  Gressenhall,  is  a  parish  in  ihe  same  hundred  as 
jiointtd.  Deieham  is  a  p.  Uinsj;  station  at  the  ehttion  j  the  above-described  places— the  villiii,'e,  nearly  3  miles 
of  nienibcrs  to  represent  West  Not  folk  ;  and  it  is  in-  ^w.  fiom  Dereham,  iMural  in  appeuance,  and  strictly 
cliidtd  in  the  thirtN-thiid  circuit  of  County  Court  asricultmal  in  its  ciiaracur.  The  jjaiish  chuich  of 
towns  under  the  act  passed  in  184(),  for  the  recovery  :  Siint  .Mary,  is  a  hirge  crucitorm  buildint;,  haxini;  a 
of  del'ts  to  any  atnount  not  exceedin-;;  £20.  |  tower  lisint;  from  the  intersection  :  the  livins;  is  a  rec- 

The  parish  clinicb  of  Saint  Nicholas,  is  a  veiVjtory,  in  the  pationage  of  tlie  family  of  Hill.  A  col- 
aticient  ciuciform  structure,  with  a  toixer  rising  fioui  '  leyiate  chapel  was  founded  lieiein  the  reign  of  Henry 
the  intersection,  and  (.pen  to  the  hodv  of  the  diurch,  i  m,  tlie  leinains  of  wliieh  now  f..rm  a  portion  of  the 
after  the  manuer  >if  the  old  cathedral:  it  has  four  i  ii„use  of  industry  erected  lieie  in  1776.  The  workhouse 
thapels,  two  on  the  imrth  and  two  on  the  south,  and  j  of  the  Llnion,  under  the  new  poor  law,  is  situated  in 
a  remarkablv  swcet-toneil  organ  ;  this -ine  instrument  i  this  parish.  The  population  of  the  paiish,  in  1831, 
is  noticed  t>y  Dr.  Buiney,  in  his  histoiy  of  music,  as  |  was  924  ;  in  1841,  9o7. 


a  great  cuiiosii\  ;  it  was  built  liy  Schmidt  in  Ib'tifi  and 
enlarged  in  182".  In  the  noitli  tiansuptisa  tnonument 
of  white  maibie,  liy  Fla.xinan,  to  the  memory  ut'  the 
elegant  ainl  pious  poet,  William  Cowper,  who  died 
and  Wits  interred  lieie  in  1800.  There  are  two  tablet^, 
also,  to  themetnoiy  of  Mrs.  Uiiwiii  atnl  Mis^Peiowne, 
whom  the  poet  teiined  his  '  best  and  dearest  frends;' 
some  beautiful  lities  on  these  affection  ite  memorials 
are  from  the  peti  of  Hayl  'v.  The  living  of  Dereham 
is  divided  into  a  sinecure  rectoiyand  a  vicarage,  in 
the  gift  of  the  Ciown.  There  are  pla(  es  of  worship 
for  ba|itists,  Jndepiiidents  and  vV'esleyan  and  Piimi- 
tive  Metiiorlists ;  and  sclioo  s  for  children  of  either  sex, 
conducted  upon  the  tiaional  plan.  The  tnai  ket,  held 
on  Friday,  lias  lately  attained  great  iinpoitance,  aiu" 


SwANTON,  or  SwANTON  MoRLEY,  IS  a  parish  and 
village — the  l.itter  neat  four  miles  n.e.  from  Kast  Derc- 
hatn,  ill  the  same  hundred.  The  paiish  chuich  of  Ail 
Stints,  a  hatrlsome  struiture,  stands  on  an  eminence 
ill  the  centre  of  the  village:  the  living  is  a  ri  ctory, 
with  that  of  V\'iirihiiig  annexed,  in  the  incumbency  of 
the  Rev.  Henry  Tiacey.  Population  of  the  parish,  779, 

SntFDHAM,is  a  parish  in  thes;ime  bundled  as  Deie- 
ham— the  village,  a  pretty  ruial  one,  is  situated  5 
miles  s.  from  that  town,  on  the  road  to  Watton.  The 
paiisl)  ciiuicli  of  All  Saints  is  a  neat  building,  with  an 
embattlid  tower,  sm  mounted  by  a  haiulsome  turret : 
the  living  is  a  rectory,  in  the  gift  of  the  Rev.  Benja- 
min Barker.    A  fair  for  cattle  and  sheep  is  hehl  on  the 


is  numerouslv  attended  by  the"opnle.,t  farmers  and  !  29tli  of  .lune.     In   1831,  the   populath.n  of  the  parish 
dealers  i.i  the  countrv  around  :  v,  ,-y  considerable  husi-  i  «'^'  ^'^^^'  ^"''  '"  l^''^'  ^'^^'^■ 

iiessistransaded  in  corn  and  cattle,  and  this  market!  Klmham,  or  North  Llmham,  is  a  village  and  pari>h 
is  esieeined  as  one  of  the  best  in  the  county  for  pigs.  I  m  the  bundled  of  Launditeli,  .5  miles  n.  frou)  Dere- 
Fairs,  the  Thursday  next  i  efoie  Old  Midsummer-dav,  |  I'^m-  The  parish  church  of  Saint  Mary,  has  a  tower 
and  the  Thuisdav  hi  fore  the  9th  <if  Sepieniber.  The  I  at  the  western  end,  surrounded  by  a  lofty  spire  :  the 
parish  of  Dereham,  with  Dillington  hamlet,  con- i '•e'"^''"'*^  •«  a  disrhaigid  vicarage,  in  the  iiatronage  of 
tained  in  1831,  3,94(i  inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  3.834. :  the  family  of  Mills.  A  fair  is  held  on  the  l»h  April. 
Beetlev  is  a  small  |.ari>h,  nearly  4  miles  N.  by  w.  ,  Po|uilation  ot  the  parish  m  1831,  1,153  ;  m  1841, 1,219. 

POST  OFFICE,  Chuich-street,  East  Dereham, Sarah  Bone,  Post  3/islress.—  Lt'tteis  fiotn  all  part.s 
arrive  (fioin  Theteord)  every  morning  at  six,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  ten  minutes  before  seven  in 
the  evening. 

POST,  Klmham,  William  Diggens,  Poit  Master. — Letters  from  all  parts  ariive  {iro\a  Thetford)  at 
seven  in  the  morning,  and  art  despatched  thereto  at  six  in  the  evening. 

POST,  SutPDtiA.M,  Sarah  .Mendham,  Post  Mistress. — F^etteis  from  all  parts  arrive  (from  Thetford) 
at  half-ptst  live  in  the  mornint;,  and  are  desjiatihed  thereto  at  a  quarter  before  eight  in  tiie  eveng. 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY,     AND 
CLERGY. 

Amleison  C  iptain,  Variow  Hall 
Anderson  Kev.  Tbos.  u. a. South  grn 
Andrews  Mr.  Thomas,  Mill  hill 
Aufrai  Mr.  Noriis,  the  D  ile 
Bailey  Rev.  .lohn,  .Siiipdiiain 
Barker  Rev.  Beniamiii,  Sl;i|)dliam 
Barnwell  Rev. (liark-s.-Mileham Hall 
Bennett  Mr.Chas.H.  Slnixlham  read 
Branfoid    Mr.  Benjamin,   Swantor 

Morley 
Brooke  Alr.s.  Hannah,  Quel)ec  st 
Blown  .Mr.  Cf>lville,  Mai  ket  place 
Bullock'  the  Misses,  Shipdiiam 
Claike  Sir  Chatles  .Mansfitid,  Dun- 

liatn  Lodge 
Claike  .Mr.  James,  Shipdhatn 
Colli-ou  Rev.  Henry,  Biliiey 
Coliison  John,  Ksq.  Bilney  Hall 
Cool:  Mr.  Isaac,  W  hinburi;li 
Cooper  Mrs.  Han  let.  Church  st 
Coojier  Rev.  — ,  Shipdli  on  road 
Curtis  Rev.  John,  a. it.  .Marker  place 
Day  Rev.  John,  North  TiildeidMin 
DeGiube  .Mi-.  Maiy,  Church  st 
Dingle    Mr.  George  Paitison,  Nor- 
wich road 
Dunn  Mrs.  Susannah   Theatre  «t 
Dunaiit  William,  Ksq.  G^rgate  Hall 
Kniiis  .Mis.  Ann,  Norwich  toad 
Fislier  .Mcuiey,  ivsq.  KImbam 
Kit/roy  Cap'.Hiigg,  Scrmie  Hall 
Kitzf'iy  Lieut.  Col.  Sennowe  {..odae 
Freeman  Mr.  Wm.Syvunton  .Morley 

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Gilbert  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  High  st 
Giilini;  Barry,  Esq.  Stanton  Heath 

Houae 
Girling  Rev.  William,  Seaming 
Gonch  .Mrs.  — ,  Market  place 
Go'iiig  Mr.  Cimrles,  Shipdhnm 
Giigson  Rev.  William,  \Vhinburgh 
Giounds  Mr.  William,  Hoe  Hal 


P.iddon  Rev.  Thomas,  MattishjiU 
P.tyne  Mr.  George  H.  Shipdhani 
Peck  Mr.  Fuller,  Shipdham 
Pillans  Mrs.  Maigaret,  High  st 
liaven  Mr.  .lames.  Church  st 
Read  ISlr.  Robeit,  Ya.xhain 
Reynolds  Ik' V. Charles, Gt.FiansIiani 
Richaids  Mrs.  — ,  Chinch  st 


Gurdcui  Brampton  T.Ks(].Sbi[)(llian)  i  Rump  Mr.  Tims.  .Swanton  Morley 
Guidiui  Re>.  Philip,  Cranworth  Sadd  Rev.  Wilhain,  Klmhaiii 

Harvey  .Mr.  Stephen.  DleCottate    !  Sailer  .Mr.  William  I'.  Whinhurgh 
Harvev  Mr.Thoinas,  Shipdhatn  road  |  Smith  .Mr.  John,  Church  yard 


Hart  Mr.  Georue,  High 
Heyho  Mr.  Giigson,  ^'axlnm 
hill  Rev.  Denni-,  fiiesseiiball 
Hill  John  David  Hav,  Esti.  Gressen- 
hall Hall 
Hooper  Rev.  Jas.  Clifrord.Theatrcst 
Humphreys  .Mr.  Edw.trd,  Shipdiiam 
Johnson  Sirs.  Ann,  High  st 
Johnson  Rev.  John  B.  Welborne 
.lohnsim  Rev.  Wm.Ctioiiei  ,Vaxliam 
Kipple  Fredeiiek,  1'.m|.  LexhainHall 
Knaichbull  Rev.  Hv.  IvIwd.Elmham 
Loni!  Mr  Divid,  Dillington 
Long  Mr.  William,  ^'(Mv^icll  road 
.Mick  .Mr. Thomas.  S'.yanton  Moiley 
.Mann  .Mr.  .lohn,  Vaxham 
.M><rciiit  .Mrs.  ICIi/.abe'h,  Quebec  st 
.Matthews  Rev.  .lames,  Siiip  Ih^iii 
Vlillett  Rev.  Willi. Ill,  Billinuford 
.Mitfnrd  Mrs.—,  Ga'elev  Hall 
.Mollis  .Mr  Samuel,  Sliipilham 
Neison  Rev.  John,  Beestoii 
Ostler  Mr.  John  .M.  Back  lane 


Sondes  the  Riuht  Hoiible.    Lord, 

Eimham  Hall 
Spurgeoii  Astlej  Cooper,  Esq.  Gres- 
senhall 
Swaiin  Mrs.  Sarah,  Baxierrow 
SvvatmaiiRcv.Edward.Lit.Kraiishain 
Sussons  .Mr.  Joseph,  Vaxhani 
Tacey  Rev.  Henry,  .S^^alltoll  Morley 
Tash  Mr.  Robert,' Shipdh  tin 
TlioMipson  Ml.  D  iniel,  Theatre  st 
Townscnil    the    Right   Hon.    Lord 

Charles,  Rainhaiii 
Townsend  Lady,  Yarrow 
\'iiicent  Mr.  Lacy,  Yaxham 
N'incent.Mr- Lacy  Kniilish,  Whin  huigh 
\'iticent  Mr.  ^\  illitim,  Wliiiibiiri;h 
Warner  Thos.  Es(|.Shi  ubland  llttn-e 
Warner  W.  Lee,  E.sq.  Quebec  Hall 
Waters  Mr.  William,  Hoe 
Welistet  Rev. — ,  Swan  htnc 
Wells  Mr.  Henry  C.  Shipdhani  road 
Weylind  John,  Esq.  Woodrising 
Wigg  Mr.  Grig-iOn,  Etling  green 


iiircftoip. 


EAST  DEREHAM,  &c. 


Korfolft. 


WigeMr.  William,  Shipdham 
Witjg  Mr.  Wright,  Shipdham  road 
VVilliatns  Rev.  Jnhn,  Yaxltam 
Williraoiit  iMr    Howlctt,  Ehnham 
Wilson  Rrv.  Thi>s.  VVm.  Mattishall 
Wolla^ton  Rev.  Charles  Hyde,  m.a. 

Vicarage 
WoUastoii    Rev.  William    Charles, 

M  A.  Mnoruaie  House 
Wright  the  Mi.sses  — ,  Tiiealre  st 

ACADEMIES      AND     SCHOOIiS. 

Not  otliprwise  described  are  OayScliools. 
Aldis  Will,  (hoarding),  Norwich  rd 
Anderson  Einilv,  Swaiiton  Morley 
Baibi-r  Harriet,  Swantou  Rlorley 
B  ttoniley  Henry,  Hall  lane 
British  School,  Swan  lane — Wm. 

Pratt,  master  ;  Sarah  Ann  Meats, 

mistress 
Hastoe  Mary  Ann,  High  st 
Fox    Judith    (hoarding  and    day). 

Church  street 
Free  School,  Siiipdham — Thomas 

Bloom,  master 
Golding  Klizabeth,  Swaiiton  Morley 
Infants'    School,    Swan    lane- 
Emma  Tnnikins,  mistiess 
Kirhelis  Eliviab.th,  Sarah  &  Isabella 

(ladies),  Norwich  road 
Large  Mary,  Swanton  Morley 
Lee  Krancis(&  surveyor), Shipdham 
Mcndham  Sarah,  Shipdham 
National  School,  Theatre  st — Ed- 

vvaid  Greenwood,   master:  Mary 

Grei-nwood,  misiress;  Catherine 

Wrlls.tnistrss  of  the  Inf mtSchool 
NATtoNAL  School,  Elmham — Rd. 

Rogers,  master;  Sophia  Rogeis, 

mistress 
National  School,  Gressenliall — 

Roliert  Aytoii,  master;  Caioliiie 

Aytoii,  mistiess 
Peachnu  ni  Mary,  Swanton  Morley 
Pe'  Is  Harriet,  Qiielvc  st 
Thompson  Rev.  Joseph  (boarding), 

Church  road 

ATTORNEYS. 

Brook  James  Bird,  Theatre  st 
Carthen  (leorye  Alfred,  Qnt^bec  st 
Cooper  &  Sons,  Market  place 
Drake  William  &  Son,  Qiubtc  st 
Girling  J.  B.  &  N.  Market  place 
Meniiham  W.  L.  Market  place 
Rackhani  William  B.  Market  place 

AUCTIONEERS. 

Greenacie  James,  Norwich  road 
Hamsdale  Robert,  Quebec  st 
Ward  Daniel,  Quebec  st 

BAKERS    6c  FLOUR    DEALERS. 

Arms  John,  Raster  row 
Bamhri'ige  Jo-e|ih,  Market  place 
Baiiynrd  Matthew,  High  st 
Barker  J<d)n,  Shipdhnra^ 
Barratt  Frederick,  Moiwich  road 
Caiton  John,  Shipdhaui 
Cook  Elijah,  Elmham 
Cooper  Hemv,  Baxter  row 
Cross  Cha'Us,  Gressenhall 
Daynes  Francis,  Swantmi  Morley 
Diggins  William,  Elmliani 
E-tstoe  Jolin,  Hiuli  st 
Go>ha\vk  Henry,  Elmham 
Grint  .Alfied,  Shiiidham 
Hammond  James,  Cliurch  st 
Rix  Mary,  Quebec  st 
Smith  Mary,  Shipdham  road 
Sussons  Kdninnd,  Shipdham 
Thiimpsnn  William,  Norwich  road 
Tuck  Thomas,  Elmham 
Wilson  Tiiomas,  Hull  laiie 
Willimont  Klrby  John,  Theatre  st 

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BANKERS. 

East  OF  England  Bank  (Branch) 
Market  plaee(draw  on  the  London 
and  Wistmiiister  Bank) — John 
Donaldson,  agent 

Gnrneys'  &  Birubeck,  Market  place 
(draw  on  Baiclay,  Bevan,  &  C<>,, 
Loudon) — Fredk.  NeLson  Cooptr, 
agent 

BASKET  MAKERS. 

Sweet  John,  Quebec  st 
'i'uiiyate  '^aiah,  Market  place 
Webb  John,  flniham 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Barnes  Barnabas,  Shiiidham 
Birnes  Thomas,  Gressenhall 
Brown  John,  Siiipdham 
BruiHon  John,  Swanton  Morley 
Cohling  Henrv,  Baxter  row 
Coleman  George,  Church  st 
Crown  Mai  tin,  Gressenhall 
Dack  Charles,  Shipdham  road 
Dunn  Jiilin,  Hall  lane 
Fox  Thomas,  Swanton  Morley 
Gill  Thomas,  Shijidham 
Hudson  Jodii,  Queiiec  st 
Hudson  William,  Vaxham 
Hudson  u  i||i;ini,  jnn.  Yaxham 
-Meacher  David,  Siiiiidham 
Monument  John,  Elmh  im 
Rayiier  John.  Baxter  row 
Kiist  John,  Maiket  place 
''kinpiT  Charles,  Shipdham 
VVard  James,  Elmham 
Wells  Wni.&  Hayes,  Norwich  road 

BOOKSELLERS,  STATIONERS, 
AND    PRINTERS, 

Barker  Peti-r,  Market  place 
I'.oyce  William,  Mai  ket  nlace 
Wigg  Henry  Carter,  High  st 

BOOT    AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 

Bagee  Hugh,  Shiiidham 
Bales  John,  Siiipdham 
Barker  CInrles,  Church  st 
Barker  William,  'I'heatre  st 
Bai  ton  L'  wis,  Quebec  st 
BaieleyJohn,  Yaxham 
Baxter  Heniy,  Baxter  row 
Benchley  Georte,  Elmham 
Brett  John,  Shipdham 
Buileigh  Francis,  Church  st 
Burleigh  William,  Quebec  st 
CHiihani  John,  Swanton  Morley 
Can  William,  Quebec  st 
Clark  VViUiani,  Shipdham 
Dunn  George,  Hith  st 
Ea^ioe  John,  Baxter  row 
Feltham  vvilliam  V.  High  st 
Glrlii'g  George,  iNlai  ket  place 
Golding  James,  Gressenhall 
Holman  Charles,  Shipdham 
Holinait  R"bert,  Vaxham 
Kelvtr  Willianj  Elmham 
Lemon  James,  Gressenhall 
Meakin  William.  Giesst-nliall 
Pack  Natha>>iel,  Norwieh  road 
Rix  ('hailes,  Tlieatiest 
Rumble  Thi^mas,  jun.  Shipdham 
Speakinan  Tho  lias,  Hiuh  st 
Toiiilin  Benjamin,  Elmham 
Twei  dy  Geoiue,  Elmham 
Watling  George.  Shijidliam 
Wenhani  John,  Church  st 

BRAZIERS    AND    TIN-PLATE 
WORKERS. 

Brook  Robert,  Baxter  row 

Can-  John,  High  st 

ENy  George,  Norwich  road 

Elsy  William.  Church  .st 

Gidney  Jeiemiah  Wm.  Marketplace 

Smith  Susan,  High  st 

YuU  Peter,  Elmham 


BREWERS   AND    MALTSTERS* 

Bidwell  Samuel  S.  South  gieea 

Cooper  William,  Highst 

Maris  James,  Quebec  st 

Parke  Thomas,  Norwich  road 

Sparks  Sulion,  Elinhani 

Webster  Wm.  (maltster)  Mattishall 

Wigg  Wright,  South  green 

BRICK  AND  TILE   MAKERS. 

Butcher  John,  Siiipdham 
Heyho  Giigson,  Yaxham 
Kittringham  William,  Siunton  heath 
iMeachen  Edwaid,  Swan  lane 
Spaine  Th  'iicas,  Scarning 
Webster  Wilham,  Matti-hall 

BRICKLAYERS    &    BUILDERS. 

{See  also  Carpenters  and  Builders.) 
Blackburti  William  (and  town  crier 

and  bailiff).  Back  lane 
Butcher  John,  Shipdham 
Curson  John.  Shipdham 
Cusliing  Francis,  Elmham 
Frost  Samuel,  Gressenhall 
Goss  John,  Siiipdham 
Lanier  Samuel.  Theatre  st 
Neale  James,  Elmham 
Newman  John,  Shipdham 
Parker  John  (and  dealer  in  building 

&  diaining  materials)  Norwich  rd 
Parker  Thomas,  Chuich  st 
Perkins  James,  Norwich  road 
Spiiiiuall  Charles,  Swanton  Morley 
Taylor  Thomas  Pull,  High  st 
Upton  William,  Elmham 

BUTCHERS. 

Bagge  Thomas,  shipdham 
Bayfield  Haniet,  Norwich  road 
Cooper  Charles,  High  st 
Frost  Geortre,  High  st 
Howlett  William,  Baxter  rov» 
Large  Benj.( pork), Swanton  Morley 
Laws  George,  Norwich  ro^d 
Mays  George.  Swanton  Morley 
Neill  Israel,  Church  st 
Nicholson  George,  Elmham 
Nicholson  Thomas,  High  st 
Tuck  George,  Shipdham 

CABINET    MAKERS. 

Rivctt  William.  Shipdham 
Selfe  Thomas,  High  st 
Tomlin.soii  James.  High  st 
Turner  .lonathan,  Norwich  road 
Turner  William,  High  st 
Webb  George,  High  st 

CARPENTERS     6t    BUILDERS. 

Cushing  Francis,  Elmham 
Curbing  John,  Shipdham 
Kastoe  William,  Norwich  road 
Harman  Charles.  Gressenhall 
Hanold  George,  Swanton  Morley 
Hubbard  William,  Hitihst 
Isbel  Francis,  Yaxham 
Isbel  John,  Yaxham 
Meaciien  Wriah',  Yaxham 
Monument  William,  Highst 
Munford&  Son,  Theatre  st 
Peebles  Willi HHi  Skipp,  High  st 
Bawling  Ishniael,  Shipdham  road 
Rivett  William,  Shipdham 
Sussons  Edward,  Elmham 
Va-sar  'I'homas,  Shipdham 
Wilson  William,  Chuich  st 

CHEMISTS    AND   DRUGGISTS. 

Abram  Joseph.  Market  place 
Crofts  Benjamin,  IMurket  place 

CHINA    &    GLASS    DEALERS. 

Coahdl  VVm.  Alexander,  JMaiket  pi 
Martin  Ann,  Hiah  st 
Sandall  Jonathan,  Baxter  row 
Tuniiey  George,  Market  place 

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Xoifollt. 


EAST  DEREHAM,  &c. 


^lat£i*0 


COACH    MAKEHS. 

Eastoe  Wiin.u.i,  Norwicl.  roaa 
EUiM&  Soii.N.'i^Mcli  load 

COAL,      CORN      AND      COKB 
MEBCHANTS. 

CSee  also  Corn  Chandlers.) 
Dereham  Coal  Companv  (coal), 

DcrflMiii— Jl•l^;nlMll^\llllamGld- 

iiev,  r.ianauiiii:  paiintT 
Mai  rioit  J.  &  K.  Ka-t.\ngliaii  stuioii 
Merry  &  Everitt,  Eastern  Counties 

siatioi.  [s.ation 

Raiiis.lale  R.ibeit^Eastcrii  C'.untie^ 
Warren  Sainml  Townscud, Eastern 

CmintifS  station 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Barratt  F-fdorick,  Norwich  rosd 

Diugins  William,  Hlinhain 

Ho.M.arl  J.,nc  Anil,  Maiket  place 

Huniplmes  Jnliu,  Hieli  st 

Huuti-r  IU)l>erf,  Sliipdham 

Rix  Emilv,  High  st 

Rust  Eli^l'cth,  .Market  place 

COOPERS. 
Cook  Jerenii.h,  Klinhaiu 
Grren  Siipliia,  Hi4li  st 
Hallni.ii  (u-or(?e,  Gresoenhall 
Stacev  William,  Slnprtt^ani 
Tnc  Genriie,  Swaiium  .Mi>rlcy 

CORN    CHANDLERS. 

[See  also  Coal  a,"  Corn  Merchants) 
Francis  John    (and  sack  manufac- 
turer), Ciiurch  st 
Maidwell  Thomas,  Shipdhaiu 

CURRIERS    AND    LEATHER 

CUTTERS. 

Hammond  .lauics,  Norwich  road 
Read  liuirows,  Norwich  ro;id 
Ramsdale  Thomas  &  Son,  Quebicst 

FIRE,    flic.,  OFFICE  AOENTS. 

Geskral    (h.iil--iornii,    .Icrfiuiaii 

William  (iidi.c*,  Maiket  place 
London   Corikkation,  John  Do- 

naMs<in,  Marki  t  place 
Norwich  L'mon, J'lcmialiWiUiam 
Gidiiev,  Mai  ket  plare  ;  J  no.  Kcei  e, 
Mai  kit  place;  Hemy  .May  Waller, 
Theatre  st;  Thumas  Mendham, 
Sliipdhain 

FISHMONGERS. 
Lawn  John,  MarUct  place 
H'-ed  Wilhau.,  li.xiir  rnw 
Skin   cr  Jonathan,  Church  tt 
Well«  Hor^c  ,  Baxter  row 

FURNITURE    BUOKERS 
Cieni.  iK-e   Janus,    Shipiihaiu 
Saiidall  Joiiatli.ui,  HaMcr  low 
Sdfv  Thomas  Janus,  lli,;ll  st 
GROCERS  flc  LINEN  DRAPERS 

(See  atio  S/iopl.ee//ers,  6(C.J 
H:.lls&  Son,  Hall  line 
Jieli-s  Aided,  .Maiktt  place 
lirewst.r  &  Co.  Maiket  place 
SJuiiii  Kii/at<etli,  >liipdliani 
Huskall  Goddard,  Siiipilliam 
Dark  Paul.  Norwii  h  load 
Davis  Philii),  EimlMin 
Kraiici.H  Jolm,  Cniiicii  st 
Lacey  Joliii,  Hiiih  st 
Littiepioinl  Sar.ili,  Shipdham 
Meaclun  Tiniotny,  Mii(i'Hiam 
Pa«>-  Tlnjinai  (tml  tallow  chandler), 

Maiket  placi" 
PalniiT  John,  Swiin!on  .Motley 
Pratt  Jon-iihan,  KHiihani 
Kichci  UoI.ert,  Mi^h  ft 
S,tndii  v\  iliiam,  Elinliain 
Sharinan  Juints,  .Swanton  .Morley 
'I'te  lii  njamiii,  (iresnenhall 
Wrbner  Hv.  &  Philip.  Maiket  place 
Winkfield  George  Httirv,Sliipaliam 

2(i 


GUNSMITHS. 

Bell  Robert  Thomas,  Redlion  hill 
Goshawk  John,  Ba.xter  row 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Bailey  Edwanl,  Market  place 
Bird  Michael  i&.  tlover),  Shipdham 
BUvIe  Mary  (&  toy  dealer),   Hi«hsf 
Miles  Thos.  (&  glover),  Norwich  id 

INNS. 
(See also  Taverns  Sf  Public  Houses.) 
Duk.  's  Hta'l,  Jas.  Maris,  Qnebecst 
Eigle,  Wm.  Sizeland,  Market  place 
George  &  Dragon,  William  Cuttinu, 

Maiket  place  [kei  jtlace 

King's  Arms,  Dorcas  Howard,  Mar- 
KiiiK's  Head,  Thamas  Parke,  Nor- 

wicli  road 
Lord  Nel.son,  John  Wells,  Hieh  st 

IRON  AND  BRASS  FOUNDERS. 

Gidiiev  Jeremiah  William  (&whiie- 
smith  and  wire-fence  manufac- 
turer), Market  place 

Gill  J.  &  J.  Theatre  st 

Hanibling  Thomas  &  Robert  (and 
whitesmith),  Norwich  road 

IRONMONGERS. 

Balls  &  Son  !&  hardware  dealers). 
Hall  lane 

Elsv  W'illiam,  Church  st 

Gidiiey  Jeieiiiiah  William  (furnish- 
ing and  general).  Market  place 

Smith  Susan,  Hith  et 

LINEN  fli  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

(See  also  Grocers  t^c.J 
Studd  Georiic,  .Market  place 
Wright  C.  &T.  High  st 

MILLERS. 

Davnes  Kranci-,  Swanton  Morley 
Hennent  Koliert,  Gressinliall 
Hov\leit  Robert Currie,  .Mill  lane 
Littleprond  James,  Shipilhain 
.Norton  Roliert.  Klmhain 
Smith  .Mary,  Shipdham  load 
Spriiigall  Aidis,  Yaxham 
Stammers  Robert,  Gressenhall 
Stiiiiger  William.  Shipdham 
Tilney  Reuben,  Yaxham 
Wilden  John,  Norwich  load 
Woods  John,  Shipdham 
MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 
BalN  Alice,  Uuehec  st 
Cooper  Mary,  Baxter  row 
.Nuihall  Elizabeth,  High  st 
Riches  Hantiali.  High  st 
SciagKS  Ann,  Maiket  place 
Stokcley  Sonhia,  Swan  lane 
Tuiigate    Eluabeih  &   Sarah    Ann, 

Maiket  place 
Tiollop  Siis, 111,  Norwich  road 
Willliy  l-;iizalietli.  Elmhain 
NURSERY     AND     SEEDSMEN. 
Ba<l<away  .laim-^,  Baxti-r  row 
(iathiiC'de  St(  plieii,  Shipdham 
Moore  Jaiiu'S,  N"rwi(h  load 
.Moore  William,  Di-rehum  Nur-'eiy, 

Norwich  road 
Wliait"ii  .lanns.  Theatre  st 

PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS,    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Brodtitld  Chailes,  i'',iiiiliani 
Briiiitoii  B<  iij.iiniii,  Hlmliani 
C  irtci  Ivlwd.  Nil  holson.Noi  with  rd 
l)>e  &  Tivloi,  Qiiehc.st 
Edwards  \  S(•|•al.'^;s,  M.iiket  place 
(Jreeii  C'liarles,  Ship  tliain 
HiJi  Willi.ini,  ShipJham 
lA'gorid  William,  .Shi|)iiham 
.May.s  William,  Chuirli  .^t 
Taylor  .lolni,  Saaii  lane 
SADDLERS    AND    HARNESS 
MAKEHS. 
Abel  (ieorge,  Shipdham 
Allen  George,  Shipdb.iin 


Bell  Philip,  Elmhani 
Girlini;  John,  Market  place 
Johnson  Francis,  Maiket  place 
Nicliolson  (Joddard,  High  st 
Skippi-r  Heniv,  Shipdham 
Wells  John,  Elmham 
SHOPKEEPERS  fliDEALERS  IN 
GROCERIES    &    SUNDRIES. 

Baxter  Hemy,  Baxter  row 
Bell  Ann,  Chuich  st 
Brian  William,  Elmham 
Burton  R<d)ert,  Swanton  Morley 
Coe  Hcnrv.  Yaxham 
Fellowes  Henry,  Gressenhall 
Hallman  Charles,  Gressenhall 
Harman  Charles,  Gres>enhall 
Harwoi'd  Samuel,  Shipdham 
Lock  St>  phen,  Shipdham 
Mayes  Robert,  Ba.tfer  row 
Riveit  Jesse,  Chnich  st 
Ship  Charles,  Theatre  st 
Stagg  Philip,  Shipdham 
Siissons  Edward,  Elmham 
Ti  ugli  Richard,  Yaxham 
Tuck  James,  Shipdham 
Tuck  Robert,  Shipdhaiu 

STONE    MASONS. 

Newell  Wiiliaiii,  Noiwich  road 
Oakley  Fiancis,  Baxter  row 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Cox  Fanny,  Shipdham 
ENy  Martha,  Norwii  h  road 
Goshawk  Mary,  Elmham 
Grant  Hannah',  High  .st 
(luntnn  Sarah.  Shipdham 
Sandall  Ann,  Baxter  row 
Skerritt  Ann,  High  st 
Skinner  Sarah.  Shipdham 
White  (jOiiisa,  Norwich  road 
Williams  Maiy,  Quebec  st 

SURGEONS. 

Clouting  John  R.  Shipdham 
Emerson  William,  Shipdham 
Hastings  Horace  C.  Market  place 
Parkerson  Biiriell,  Market  place 
Ransom  Peter  P.  Elmham 
Vincent  James.  High  st 


SURVEYORS. 

Bagge  Hugh  (parish),  Stepdham 
Catton  Henry  (land  and  building), 

Norwicli  road 
Cocker  Fuller  (building},  Shipdham 

•  TAILORS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  also  Draperi. 
Balls  James,  Quebec  st 
•Bates  Robert  it  Saiimel,  Markt  t  pi 
•Chaplini;  J(dni,  Elmham 
•Cooper  John,  Elmham 
Decks  Geoige,  High  st 
•Klmer  John,  Elmham 
•James  Waller,  Maiket  pi  ce 
Kerason  John,  Giessinhali 
•Lacey  Jfilin,  Hiah  st 
Meiidliam  T'hoiiias,  Shipdham 
•Milk  Ma'thew.  Market  place 
Pilch  Wiljiaiii,  High  st 
Sayei  William,  Shitidham 
Skeiritt  James,  Hith  st 
•Trollop  Jame>,  Norwich  road 
•Varden  William.  Market  place 
WatSMii  .lames,  Shipdham 
•Willby  Samiii  1,  Elmham 
•Williams  Richard,  Quebec  st 
•Wli^ht  C.  &T.  High  st 

TAVERNS  flt  PUBLIC   HOUSES. 

A'lgcl,  llpnjamin  [,emoii,.S\vant<)n Morley 
Ulack  Hull,  I'imothy  (iiliion,  High  st 
Bush,  'I  hoinas  Bush,  Yaxli.Tni 
Ctirqiieri,  John  Trinmer.  Hall  lane 
('he(|uer9,  KobertTye,  Gressenhn;l 
Cherry   (ironnd,   George  'lye,  Swanton 

M  orlry 
Cherry  Tree,  Frederic  Cooper,  Tlieatte  it 
Cock,  James  Legfjett,  Norwich  roau 


mivtttot^. 


EAST  DEREHAM,  &c. 


Koifollt, 


Cricket  Players.Sarali  Mulley,Stiiphham 
Cross  Keys,  Anthony  Bailing,  Shipdhani 
Crown,  William  dipland,  Sliipdiiara 
Dial,  John  Maigoram,  Swanion  Morley 
Fleece,  Robert  Barnes,  Norwich  road 
George  &  Dragon,  Edw.  N<irt()n,Elinham 
Goldt-n  Dost,  Thomas  Bnicher,  Shipdham 
Great  AiJa™Ps  Nicholson,  Yaxham 
Green  Man,  William  Skerriti,  High  st 
Half  Moon. James  Wilson,  Marketplace 
King  William. Wni.  Middleton, Shipdham 
King's  Head,  Francis  Bradfif  Id,  Elmham 
Light  Horse,  Roherl  Brock,  Baxter  row 
l^ord  Nrlson,  John  v\'ellss.  High  st 
Red  Lion,  Samuel  Howartli,  Redlioii  sq 
Rose,  John  Goshawk,  Baxter  row 
Royal  Oak,  David  Pease,  Gressenhall 
Star,  JoUn  Canham,  Swautoii  Morley 
Swan,  Jeremiah  Clarke,  Shipdham 
Swan,  Hannah  Dodman,  Gressenhall 
Sw  an,  John  Taylor,  Swan  lane 
While  Horse,  Robert  Rust,  Shipdham 
White  Lion, John  Meachin,  Church  st 
Woolpacli,  Charles  Meacheii,  Yaxham 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Aucock  Robert,  Shipdham 
Bunn  William,  Shipdham 
Cason  Jami-s,  Greengate 
Chapling  William,  Church  st 
Christmas  Elizabeth,  Gressenhall 
Clarke  Francis,  Shipdham 
Cohlfc  William,  Yaxham  road 
Emms  Samuel,  Yaxham  road 
Fenn  James,  EIniham 
Fowell  Henry.  Yaxham 
Frost  David,  Shiudham  road 
Gage  William,  Beetley 
Galherrole  James.  .Shipdham 
Goward  Lncy,  Shipdham  road 
Hawes  John,  Shipdham 
Hewitt  John,  Gressenhall 
Lark  John,  Shipdham  road 
Laws  George,  Norwich  road 
I'ayne  Minns,  Shipdham  road 
PeHrce  Thomas,  Swanton  Morley 
Strallan  Robert,  Shipdham 
Thacker  John,  Hall  lane 
Weils  Hase.  Norwich  road 
Wharton  James,  Theatre  st 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 

Aiiitns  Hfiiry,  Elnihani 

Cnitf r  Ridiaid  (&  animal  painter), 

Norwich  loarl 
Jevveli  George,  Eliuliam 
Peck  Riibei  t,  Gressenhall 
8niith  Robert,  Back  lane 
IVATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS. 
Adcock  VVilliHtn,  Shipdham 
Bo\ce  Samuel,  Ijui  b,  c  >t 
Hislop  Jnines,  Market  place 
Hoy  Eilwaid,  ElmliHm 
Wenliain  Da>id,  Mai  ket  place 
Wenbain  Edward,  Shipdham 

WTHEELWRIGHTS. 

Amis  Georae,  Theatre  st 
Clarke  Daiid,  Shipdham 
Clarke  Robert,  Gressenhall 
Cox  Joseph,  Shipdham 


Do'iman  John,  Gressenhall 
EdgleyJainfS,  Shipilham 
Monument  John,  Elmliaiii 
Uttiiig  Thomas,  Elmliam 
Wells  William  &  Hayes,  Norwich  rd 

WINE  6t  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

Bidwell  Samuel  S.   (spirit),  South 

green 
Francis  John,  Church  st 
Reeve  John,  Market  place 

Miscellaneous . 

Abbott  John,   superintendent  of  police, 

Baxter  row  [road 

Allen   Henry,  horse  breaker,  Shipdham 

Assembly  Rooms,  Market  place— Chas. 

Howard,  keeper 
Cordy   Christopher,  cattle  dealer,  Ship- 
dham road  [road 
Elsden  Benjamin,  rope  maker,  Norwich 
Gas  Works,  Mill  lane— Thos.  Andrews, 

manager 
Inland  Revenue  Office,  Market  pi — 
Henry  H.  Warn,  supervisor  [lane 

MargettsMary  Ann,  clothes  dealer,  Holl 
Martin  John, teacher  of  mnsic.Norwich  rd 
Mendham  Thomas,  parish  clerk,  collector 

of  taxes,  Shipdham 
Peck   Harriet,  ready-made  linen  ware- 
house, Quebec  st 
Pbilo  George,  palish  clerk. assistant  over- 

seer  and  tax  collector.  Church  st 
Reeve    John,  wool   and  seed  merchant. 

Market  place 
Scholes  Jacob,  hatter,  Market  place 
Scraggs  Robert  B.clerk  to  the  magistrates, 

Qiiebee  st 
Stamp    Office,   Market  place — Peter 

Barker,  distributer 
Theatre,  Norwich  road 
Trollop  John  B.  glover.  Hall  lane 
Vardon  Thomas,  poulterer,  Shipdham 
Wallrr  Henry  May,  commission  agent. 

Theatre  st 
Wells  Elijah,  dyer,  Baxter  row 


PLACES    OF   WORSHIP, 

AND  THEIR  MINISTERS. 

Saint  Nichulas'Church,  Church  st — 
Kev.  William  Wollaston,  m.a.  rector. 
Rev  Ch;irles  HydeWollaston, m.a. vicar 

All  Saints'  Church,  Shipdham — Rev. 
Benjamin  Barker,  ?ef<oi-. 

All  Saints'Church, Swanion  Morley— 
Rev.  Henry  Tact-y,  incumbent. 

Saint  Mary's  Church,  Gressenhall — 
Rev.  Dennis  Hill,  incumbettt. 

Saint  Mary's  Church,  Beetley— Rev. 
Henry  CoUinson,  incumbent. 

Baptist  Chai-el,  Norwich  road — Rev. 
John  Williams,  minister. 

Independent  Chapel,  Swan  lane- 
Rev.  James  C.  Hooper,  tniiiistpr. 

Independent  Chapel,  £lmham — Rev. 
William  Sdiid,  minister. 

Independent  Chapel,  Shipdham — 
Rev.  James  Matthews,  minitler. 

Weslbtan  Chapels, Theatre  st;  Elm- 
ham,  and  Shipdham. 

Primitive  MErHODisT  Chapels, Nor- 
wich road;  S  wanton  Morley.&Shipdham 


POOR    LAW^    UNION. 

Workhouse,  Gressenhall. 

Governor— Sa.m\tp\  V^'ade. 

Matrot,—  Ma.T\  Wade. 

Schoohnuster — Robert  Bradtield. 

Sckotlmiitress  —  i.  hirlotte  Wing. 

Clerk    til    the    hoard    of  Guardians— 

Charles  Wright.  [ham. 

Chaplai7i~nev  Joseph  Thompson, Deie- 
Sio-(/eons— Messrs.    James    Vincent  and 

Horace  C.  Hastings,  Dereham. 
Retievitiy  Officer—John  Cary,  Yaxham. 

REGISTRARS, 

OF    BtRTHS,    DEATHS  &  MARRIAGES. 
Superintendent  —  Mr.    Charles     Wright, 

Litcham. 
Reqiilrar  of  Marriages— WWMam  Mark 

Warrup,  Seaming. 
Registrars  o/  Birtlis  and  Deaths— John 

R.    Clouting,    Shipdham;     and    John 

Elmer,  Elmliam. 


COUNTY   COURT, 
Held   monthly    in   the   Assemblt 

Rooms,  Market  place. 
Judge — Thomas  Jacob  Birch,  Esq. 
High  fiai/»/f— Arthur  John  Landon,E<q. 
C/erfe— Alexander  Edgell.  Esq. 
Assistunt  Clerk— Mc.Oto  Halcott Cooper, 

Market  place. 
Bai/ij?'— James  H.  Greenacre. 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

ON  THE  EAST  ANGLIAN, AND  ON  THB 
EASTERN    counties'  IINES. 

Station  of  the  East  Anglian  Company- 
Shipdham  road— Wm.  L.  Barton,  clerkt 

Station  of  the  Eastern  Counties  Com- 
pany, Norwich  road— Jas.  Boatwtight 
and  William  Clifton,  t/erfcs. 


CARRIERS. 

To  BRANDON  STATION,  Allen  &  Co. 

daily,  through  Shipdham 
To  BURY,   —   Reeve,  from  the   Eajle, 

Friday,  through  Thetford 
To  DOCKING,—  Towler,from  the  Lord 

Nelson,  Saturday  [Thursday 

To  LYNN,  —  Tumbling,  from  Elmharo, 
To  MATSELL,  —  Gilbert.from  the  Cock, 

daily  (except  Sunday  and  Mondaj),  — 

Cockett,  from  the  Lord  Nelson,  and  — 

Skipper,  from  Shipdhani, on  Tuesday 
To  NORWICH,  Robert  Barnes,  from  the 

Fleece,  Saturday, —  To«  ler,  from  the 

Lord  Nelson,  and  —  Tumbling  and  — 

Spooner,  from  Elmham,  on  Friday 
To  SHIPDHAM,  —    Trollop,   from  the 

Cock,  Monday,  Tuesday,    Wednesday 

and  Thursday 
ToTETTLESHALL,  —  Cockett,  from 

the  Lord  Nelson,  Wednesday 
To  WATTON,  Allen  &  Co.  daily,  through 

Shipdham 


F. 


FAKENHAM. 

WITH  THE  PARISHES  AND  VILLAGES  OF  HEMPTON,  SCULTHORPE,  COLKERK, 
AND    NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


AKENHAM  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Gallow 
— the  market  town  is  108  miles  N.n.e  from  London, and 
25  N.w.  from  Norwich  ;  situated  on  a  branch  line  com- 
municating with  the  Enst  Anglian  and  Ka^tern  Conn- 
ties  Railways,  hi  Kast  Deiehrtm,(12  miles  to  the  south), 
and  on  the  acclivity  of  a  hill,  washed  by  the  VVensuni, 
a  tributary  stream  10  the  Yare  river.  Formeily  salt 
was  maile  from  the  pits  here,  but  this  trade  has  dis- 
appeared for  many  years,  and  the  inhabitants  at  the 
present  day  deiive  their  main  support  from  tiie  numer- 
ous corn  growers  and  merchants  who  attendthemnrket, 
at  which  large  quantities  of  gi-Hin  are  sold  by  sample. 
The  inhahitatits  claim  exemption,  by  charter,  from 
serving  on  juries,  at  assizes  or  sessions.  .*^ir  VVil- 
loughhy  Jones,  Bart.,  is  lord  of  the  manor  of  Faken- 
haai  Lancaster,  and  holds  courts  leet  and  baron  an- 


nually at  .Midsummer;  and  a  court  is  likewise  hel'' 
for  FHkenham  Rectory  manor,  by  the  Rev.  Philip  Hie" 
man,  or  his  steward.  The  county  magistrates  meet 
monthly  in  petty  session  upon  business  connected  with 
the  hundred  ;  and  Fakeuhani  is  a  polling  station  at  the 
election  of  members  for  West  Nnifdlk. 

The  parish  church  of  Saint  Peter  is  a  commodions 
and  handsome  builtling  with  a  lofty  stone  tower  :  the 
living  is  a  rectory  in  the  gift  of  the  Master  and  Fel- 
lows of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge.  Thechuich  is 
furnished  with  an  excellent  oigan,  the  munificent  gift 
of  the  late  rector.  Theie  are  places  of  worship  for 
Baptists,  Independents  and  Meiliodists;  and  public 
schools — .someof  the  latter  conducted  upon  the  national 
plan,  and  others  wherein  the  children  are  clothed  as 
well  as  educated.   The  market  whicii  is  held  on  Thurs- 

27 


Kotfolft* 


FAKENHAM,  &c. 


^latcr*!^ 


day,  is  one  of  the  best  for  grain  in  the  county.  Fairs, 
Ash  Wednesday,  Hnd  November  llili.  'I'he  parisii  ol 
Fakenhain  Laiicasttr,  (with  Alethorpe  hamlet  , 
contaiiird.iii  IS^il, 2,085  inhabitants,  and  m  1841,2.158 

Abmit  a  niilr-  s  \v.  from  Kakennaui,  in  the  .same 
hnndred  as  that  town,  is  the  small  parish  and  viliat;e 
of  Htinptdti;  nei'herof  which  pnsents  any  object 
worthy  of  lemaik,  except  the  fairs  wh'ch  ate  the 
largest  fur  stock  in  the  county,  and  are  held  on  the 
Tuesday  in  Wliitsun-wet k,  the  first  Wednesday  in 
September,  and  November  22nd,  and  twr>  foUowinn 
days — the  Sei.temlier  fair  has  been  lately  estai'lished. 
The  parish  church  fell  to  decay  mai.y  years  ago,  an^t 
has  n^■ver  b^-en  restored.  The  population  of  the  parish 
in  1841,  wa-  447. 

ScuLTHORPE  is  a  parish  in  tlie  same  lumdred  as 
Fakenhain — the  villa-jf  is  situated  2  miles  n.w.  from 
that  town.     The  paiisli  cliurch  of  All  Saints',   was 

POST  orriCE,  Market  place,  Fakknuam,  Mariin  Bambridge,  Post  Muster. — Letters  from  London' 
Norwich,  Lynn,  Swakeiasi,  Brandon,  &c.,  arrive  eveiy  morning  at  half-past  six,  and  are  despatched  at  a 
quarter  past  si.\  in  the  evening. 

Letters  finrr  VVells,  Walsingham,  &c.,  arrive  every  evening  at  a  quarter  past  sii,  and  are  de.s4)atched 
at  a  quarter  past  si.x  in  the  morning. 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Adrock  Andrew,  Norwich  st 
Bushell  Charles,  M.uliet  place 
Kastwick  William,  Col  kirk 
Garrooa  John  &  Charles, VVells  road 
Horslcy  Mary,  Ok  st 
Huugins  Charles,  Heinpton 
Langlt-y  Benjamin,  Wells  road 
Martetts  .lane,  Oakst 
Riveit  WiiJiain    (and  hell  hanger), 

Market  place 
Seppings  Thomas,  Bridge  st 
Warters  John,  Holt  road 

BOOKSELLERS,     STATIONERS 
AND    PRINTERS. 

Miller  Thomas  John,  Maiket  place 
Steward^on  Gcorye  Nathaniel  (and 

bookbind.r,  news  agent,  an<)  cir-    Seppings  Edmund,  Norwich  st 

culating  librai  yl.  Market  place 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY    AND 
CLERGY. 

Cafes  Mrs.  Kiizibeih, 'I'lin  st 
Cole  Mrs.  Eli/abeih,  Maiket  place 
Cook  .Miss  Eliza,  Oak  st 
D-iniant  Mr.  Guybon,  Oak  st 
Goocli  Rev.  Sin)on  I'..,  Swan  st 
Heiiland  ArthtirA.,E<q.CcdkirkHall 
Hiubman  Kev.  J. din  P.,  Or.k  .>t 
Jones  Sir  Willoughby,   Bart.,  Scul- 

tliorpe 
Leege  Rev.  William,  Heath  House 
jVlarshain  Rev    Edward,  Sculthorpe 
Potter  Mrs.  Catherine,  Market  pi 
Seppings  Mr.  E'lmund,  Norwich  »t 
Stokes  Ijient.  Shovel,  R.N.  Oak  st 
T^iiham  Kev.  Thomas,  Colkirk 
Wriiiht  Mrs.  Lucy,  Tun  st 

ACADEIVIIES    AND    SCHOOLS. 

ISoiothei  wi-e  desci  ilied  are  Day  Scliools. 

British  Scho"L,  Norwich  st 

Davy  James,  Oak  st 

Legge  Rev.  William  (gents  board- 
ing}. Heath  House 

Mile-  Harriet,  Oak  st 

National  School,  Wells  road 

James  Baiisnn,  master;  Martha 
Hill,  mistress 

Wall  Ann  (hoanlini;),   Norwich  st 

ATTORNEYS. 

Campbell  Kobert,  Hi^hfield 
Cates  R'lbeit,  Tiiii  st 
Green  Henry,  Bridite  st 
Ki  nt  &  U'at«oii,  Market  idace 
Overton  J. dm.  Wells  road 

AUCTIONEER    Ac    APPRAISER. 

All-ell  Kobeit,  Noiwich  st 
BAKERS   ec    FLOUR    DEALERS. 

Baker  Willi  mi,  Xoraicli  st 
Brett  John,  Holt  road 
Ri  ett  .Saiiiiiel  E.,  Swan  st 
Dunham  Uavid,  O.ik  st 
Gant  Richard,  Hayes  lane 
Laveriiigtun  James,  Hempton 
Riimbli-  .lohii,  Hempton 
Turrell  Thomas  Bridge  St 

BANKERS. 

East  of  England  Bank  (  Branch), 
Maiket  place,  (draw  on  the  Lon- 
don and  Wesimiiister  Bank) 

Charles  ^helrlng,  ma :,aL;er 

Gunievs',  BuUbeck,  &  Co.,  ALnrket 
place,  ('<liaw  nn  Ban  lav,  Bev;oi, 
&  Co.,  London)— Bob  rt  N. Ham- 
mond, man  'ger 

Savings'  Bank,  Wells  load,  fopcn 

on   Thursdays  from  12  to  1) 

Frainis  B.  Midilleton,  actuary 

BASKET     MAKERS. 

Harper  (ieorge,  Colkiik 
Hendry  John,  Tun  st 
Lambert  Thomas,  Ouk  st 

2b 


erected  by  Sir  Robert  Knollys,  who  from  a  common 
soldier  rose  to  rank  and  emiiunce  as  a  command'-r,  in 
'he  reign  of  Henry  lH.,and  received  the  fieedom  of 
the  ciiy  of  Loni  on,  for  snbriniiig  Wat  T\ lei's  rebellion: 
he  tlied  at  the  manor  hou-e  heie,  in  the  92iid  year  of 
his  aKe,an'l  wa>  buried  in  the  clinrcli  of  the  Carme- 
litis,  Fleet-'-treet,  Lomloii.  The  liviim  of  Scuithorpe 
is  a  rectory,  in  the  gift  (d  Sir  Willonnhbv  .loiies,  B  iit. 
A  chapel  for  Methodist-,  and  a  national  sciiool  are  in 
the  palish — the  population  of  wliich  in  1841,  was  591. 

CoLKERK.  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  I,aunditch 
— the  vill'ige,  a  small  inral  one,  is  situated  alHiut  2^ 
miles  s.  from  P'akenham,  on  risin?  ground.  The  parish 
( Imicli  of  the  Viruiii  Alary  exhibits  nothini;  reniaik- 
ahle  :  thelivinu  is  a  dischaiged  rectoiy  in  the  patronage 
of  Lord  'I'ownsbend.  The  population  of  the  parish, 
hy  the  returns  tor  1841,  was  462. 


CHEIWISTS  AND    DRUGGISTS* 

Bailey  Iviinmid  Johnson,  Biiduei-t 
Notcutt  William  Lowndes  (and  dealer 

in  British  wines).  Market  place 
Seaile  Geori/c  G.,  Market  place 

CHINA,  GLASS,  &c.    DEALERS. 

Bambiidgr  Mariin,  Marketplace 
Sniitli  '1  hoinas,  Bridge  st 
COACH    MAKERS    tt   WHEEZ>- 
WRIGHTS. 

Cook  Francis.  Oik  st 
Margetts  Jane,  Oak  st 
Soiithirate  William,  Oak  st 
Waiters  John,  Htdt  load 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Burrell  John,  Norwicl)  st 


BOOT    AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Abram  James,  Colkiik 
ChaimiHii  Jeremiah,  Colkirk 
Clarke  John,  Oak  st 
Coker  WilliHin,  Ihidge  st 
Cox  Robert,  Noiwich  st 
Dunham  William,  Oidi  st 
Gate>  George,  Hempton 
Gates  George,  jiin.  Hempton 
Habberon  Saml.  (dealer), Mai  ketpl 
Home  Enoch  (Warehouse)  Bridge  st 
Howard  Phillip,  Wells  road 
Harper  Heniy,  Colkiik 
Bichardson  llichanl,  Noiwich  st 
IViclies  Robert,  .Market  place 
Skipton  Tliomas,  Oak  st 
South  Thomas,  Oak  st 
Utiing  Samuel,  jiin.  AhTrlet  pla'C 

BRAZIERS    AND    TINMEN. 

dishing  .lohn,  Norwich  st 
Oakfoid  Jidm,  H.dt  road 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Beverlev  Rchanl,  Oak  st 
Emerson  Robeit,  Quaker  lane 
Laugh  y  Vincent,  Oak  st 
Savage  James,  Oak  st 

BUtCHERS. 
Barrett  William,  Oak  st 
Loads  {''dnuiiid,  Heinpion 
Rudlaiid  Alice,  Maiket  place 
Sityer  Chaimiaii,  Norwich  st 
''ayer  Eli/ab'th,  Bridge  >t 
'I'liorpe  William,  Suan  st 
Tuck  Uobeit,  Oak  st 
Tye  John,  Noi Avich  st 
CABINET    6t  CHAIR    MAKERS. 
Ansell  Bobeit  (and  nplndsterer  and 

paper  h  oiger),  Norwich  st 
Lei  (li  r  Btsoiin  d.  Market  jilace 
Soanie  Henry,  Bridge  st 
Wiuter  George,  Winter's  yard 


COOPERS. 

Flowers  Rouse,  Norwich  st 
Loads  Edmund,  Hempton 
FIRE,    «cc.,    OFFICE   AGENTS. 
Argus     (life),    Charles    Sheriine, 

Maiket  place 
Architects',      Builders'     and 

General,     Martin     Bainbridge, 

Market  piace 
Clerical,    Medical,    &c.    (life), 

Charles  Slierriiig,  Market  place 
Equitable  RoiuVt  C^tes,  Tun  st 
Farmers'  and  Graziers',  William 

'i'litbili.  Oak  st 
Guardian,  Wilhain  Tufhill,  Oak  st 
Norwich    Union,    l<(d)eit   Ansill, 

Noiwich    st,    and  James    Hunt, 

Bii.lge  st  [BridKC  st 

HovAL  Exchange,   Heiiiy    Green, 
Sun,  Jcdin  Wiiiiht,  Bridge  st 

GROCERS    AND    DRAPERS. 

[See  also  Shopkeepers,  S\c.] 
Bennett  ("hailes,  Tun  st 
Davey  Samuel,  (iak  st 
Howoith  Edward,  Market  place 
Lynn  Roliert.   Hempton  fpl 

Miiler  I  lif)s.  John  (i?rocer).  Market 
PoiteiMichard  (Jooclwyii, Norwich  st 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Bailey  .lohn,  Noiwich  st 
Burrell  Daniel,  Market  place 
Biiireli  Getnge,  Ihidte  st 
Drewell  Robert,  Biidge  st 

INNS. 

(S!ep  also  Tareriis  l^  Public  Houses.) 
Crown,  James  Slough  ton,  Mai  ketpl    I 
Bed  Lion, Roger  Harrison, Mai  ket  pi 

IRONMONGERS. 

Hurrell  Danirl,  Market  place 
Bushell  Cliailes,  Market  place 


UBirmorg* 


FAKENHAM,  &c. 


Koifolfe. 


JOINERS    AND    BUILDERS. 

FdX  CljHiles  (ji liner),  Market  |)lace 
Kind  all  J<)>liiia,'riin  >t 
Reailvviii  Joseiili,  Qiuiker  lane 
Tni-iier  Jdlin.  kaiii])Hni  Hoisest 
Waters  William,  0,.k  st 
I.INEN&  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS. 

{See  a  ho  Gt'ocers,  i(c.) 
Cooper  Si  Wat 'I,  Market  place 
CuniDiings  Charles  (wooUeu),  Nor- 

wiil)  St 
Gogg>  Naihaniel,  Oak  st 
Havvt-s  J'  hii,  Market  place 
Newby  William,  Murki-t  place 
Scoil  Kicliard,  Norwii-d  >t 

MACHINE    MAKERS- 
AGRICULTURAL. 

Fuller  Tlionia^,  Hiiiipion 
Garrood  John  &  Chailts  (^and  iroii- 
fuuiiders).   Wells  lo.td 
MALTSTERS. 

Fyson  Jo-^eph,  IJriilge  st 
Sherriughaiii  ^•\  ilhain.  Market  place 

MILLERS. 

Brett  .lohn.  Holt  mad 
Eagle  Thomas,  Scnltliorpe 
Fyson  Jos'  ph,  Bridae  si 
fiiiggs  Tli'mias.  Heinpton  Mill 
Swinier  VVilliain,  Scultli(ir|)e 
Smith  William,  Hempton 

MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 

Cla.k  &  Bmrell.  Oak  st 
Saver  Rebecca  &  S.,  Market  place 
Wilson  Siiah,  White  Horse  st 
PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS     AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Boulter  Robert,  Maiket  |)lace 
Carter  UiHiaiii,  Oak  st 
Goggs  Arthur,  Norwich  st 
Joiinsi'ii  Hiiiry,  Oiik  st 

PROFESSORS      &     TEACHERS. 

Pieston    Tliomas    (iiuisic),    Whi'e 

Hoise  st  [-t 

SttiiiiDetz  Andrew  (langu;ige«),Oik 

Wright  Jonns  (music),  Weils  road 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS 

MAKERS. 

Bnsbell  Samuel,  Oak  st, 
Clipiieitou  Hubert,  Market  place 
Hal)bei  ton  Sainnel,  Mniket  place 
Syder  Geoite,  Wells  r<iad 
SHOPKEEPERS  &DEALERSIN 

GROCERIES  &  SUNDRIES. 
Bacon  William,  Norwich  st 
Blomtie  d  J(/hn,  Bridge  st 
Cait.  r  William,  Oak  st 
Corv  Jiiiie,  Bridge  si 
Ebbeisoii  Robert,  Bridge  st 
Frost  Rohert,  Oak  st 
Grick  Hannah,  Hayes  lane 
Hagram  James,  Colkirk 
Harper  William,  Wells  road 
Moore  TlioMias,  C<dkirk 
Shepheard  Mirtin,  Bridge  st 
Thompson  Elizabeth,  Ha\eslane 
Tye  John,  Norwich  st 
Ultiiig  Samuel.  Mai  kit  place 
Wesi  Roberi,  Bridge  st 


STONE    &    MARBLE    MASONS,  i 

Bottonjlev  Cha-.,  Ramiiam  Horse  st ' 
Forester  Daniel,  Oak  st  1 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Cook  .Mary  lili,cb.,    White  Horse  st 
Hipkiiis  Marv  Ann,  Onk  st 
Pawley  Su^annali,  Noiwich  st 

SURGEONS. 

Edgar  Tliomas,  Oak  st  [st 

t'airy  William   Hulkelev,  m.d.  Oak 
Rudge Edward,  Biidue  st 
SURVEYORS. 
Lulniau  Charles,  Bridge  st 
Readwiu  Jo>e|)h.  Qu  .ker  lane 

TAILORS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  also  Drapers. 
Blomfield  John,  Bridge  st 
*Clarke  James  &  Son,  O^k  st 
*Ciiii)mings  Charles   (and  hatter), 

N'  rwich  st 
*Diiiery  John,  Market  place 
Flega  Tliomas,  H;iyes  lane 
•Foisiei  John,  'I'nii  si 
Kiary  Michael,  Oak  st 
♦(^Hrdiier  Da»id,  Market  place 
Howard  Hemy,  Colkiik 
Woodcock  George,  White  Horse  st 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC   HOUSES. 

Bell,  Hoberl  Mann,  Hemoton 
Bell,  Klizabeth  Horsley,  Norwicii  st 
Btewei's  Arms,  William  Seppiiigs, 

Quakers'  lane 
I^uck,  Robert  Brundell,  Hempton 
Bull.  Roiiert  Gouison,  Bridae  st 
Crown,  VVilliam  Rutland,  Colkirk 
Kinu's  Head,  John  Lane,  Hempton 
Lnrd  NeLson,  Wm.Giick,  Hayes  la 
Rampant    Horse,     Samutl    Strutt, 

Rampant  Horse  st 
Royal  Oik,  Henry  Digeins,  Oak  st 
Siar,  Robert  Binelt,  Oak  st 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 

Baldwin  George,  Norwich  st 
Baldwin  Ge(nge,  jiin.  Hayes  lane 

W^ATCH  &  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Barton  James,  Tun  st 
(olleti  Jona-,  Market  p'ace 
Davy  John  M.,  Market  place 
Dawson  William,  Bridue  st 

W^HEELWRIGHTS. 

{See  also  Coach  Makers.) 
Garroiidi,lolin&  Charles,  W el  Ls  road 

WINE  &  SPIRIT  MEHCHANTS. 

Shell inehani  William,  Marketplace 
Silleit  Robert  (and  ale  and  porter), 
Market  place 

W^OOL    MERCHANTS. 

Sherringham  William,  Market  place 
Sillett  Robert   (and  seed,  iiiali,  and 
liops),  Maiki  t  place 

lY^iscellaneoits 

Allen  Henry,  hrick  maker.  Bridge  st 
Bailey  .loljn,  fislimonser,  Holt  road 
B.Tmbriilse  Martin,  coal, salt,  &e.  dealer. 

Market  place 
Bart  George,  horse  dealer,  Colkirk 
Brereton  John,  brewer,  Hall  Slaith 


Burrell  Mary,  Berlin  wool  dealr. Bridge  st 
Cailer  James,  skin  dealer,  Hayes  lane 
Ciisp  VVilliam,  agent  to   John  Brereton, 

Hall  Staith 
Cnllen  James,  hawker.  Holt  road 
Davy  JoshnaM. toy  ileair, Ac. .Market  place 
Fidgett  John,  curi  iei ,  Oak  st 
Flowers  Rohert,  beer  r«lailer,  Norwich  st 
Gas     Works,    Hempton    road  — Robert 

Friesi,  manager 
Heirint;  James,  gardener.  Hayes  lane 
Horsley  Richard,  registrar  i.f  births  nnd 

death-s  Heiimton  [ton 

Horsley  Richard,  rrlieving-oflicer.Hemp- 
Hor«ley  Roberi,  gunsmiih.  Qnaki  r  lane 
Ki-ndall  Joshua, beer  retailer,Qu;iker  lano 
Leeder  Besomed,  furniture   broker.  Mar- 

*"■«  I'li'ce  [Well's  road 

Overton  John,  superintendent  registrar, 
I'awley  Rc.bert,  beer  vet.iiler.  Holt  road 
Platlin  Howar  ',  demist.  Swan  st 
ReadwinJosepb.brick  maker,Quaker  Ian<! 
Rose  Samuel,  tea  dealer,  Swan  st 
Rutland  John,  gardener,  Colkirk 
Scml  Benjamin,  beer  relailei.  Norwich  st 
Syder  James,  cattle  dealer.  Well's  load 
Wriiiht  John,  tea  dealer,  anrt  inspector  of 

weiebisand  measures.  Bridge  st 
Young  William,  fellmonger.  Hall  Staith 

PLACES     OF    WORSHIP, 

AND  THEIK  MINISTERS. 

Saint  Peter's  Church.  Market  place 

— Rer.  John  P.  Higman,  rectur. 
All  Saints'  Churc  H.Scultborpe — Rer. 

Edward  Marshani,  m.*.,  rector. 
Thf.Virgin  Mary's  Church. Colkirk— 

Rev.  Ralph  Tatham,  rector;  Rev.l  bos, 

Taiham.  no  ate. 
Baptist   Chapel,    Swan   street— Rer, 

Simon  B.  Go  ch,  tnijiister. 
Independent  Cha  pel,  Chapel  street — 

Rer    William  Leggp.  mmis/er. 
Primitive  Methudist  CHAPEi..Oak  st 
\\  eslevan  Methodist  Chapel,  W  hite 

Horse  street, 


CONVEYANCE    BY   RAIL^VAY. 

On   a  branch   communicatine   with   the 
EAST  ANGLIAN,  the  EASTEKN  COUN- 
TIES, and  the  NORFOLK   LINES. 
A  Coach,  from  the  Crown,  on  it'  route  to 

Wells,  calls   at   the    Railway    Station, 

every  evening  at  six 

CARRIERS. 

To  BfRCHAM,    Thomas  Morley,  from 

the  Star,  Thursday 
To  BURNHA.M   MARKET,  John  Hud- 
son &  Thomas  Boden,  VVeinesday 
To  CROMER,  Rohert  Hnwes,  from  th» 

Sun,  and  ■'^amnel  Mason, bom  Norwich 

street,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To  LYNN.  Robert  Howes. from  the  Sun, 

and   Samuel    Mason,  from  Norwich  st 

ftlonday  and  Thursday 
To   NORTH    and  SOUTH    CREAKE, 

Charles  Bunkell;  from  the  Bull,  daily 
To   AORWICH.   William   Smith,  John 

Hudson,  and  Thomas  Boden,  Monday, 

Tliomas  iMorley.  I'uesday,  &  Nathaniel 

Coston,  Thursday 
To    THORN  HAM,   Nathaniel    Coston 

Saturday 
To    WELLS,  William    Raven,  from  the 

Railway   Tavern,  Tuesday,  Thursday 

and  Saturday 


FOULSHAM  AND    N 

IPoULSHAM  is  a  parish,  in  the  hundred  ofEyns-] 
ford — the  village  is  112  miles  n.n.e.  from  London)  17  j 
N.w.  from  Norwich,  and  5   w.  by   n.  from  Reepham  ;  1 
pleasantly  siinated  about  a  mile  and  a  half  fiom  the 
river  Wensuni,  and  about  3  miles  from  the  Fakenham 
branch  of  ihe  East   Anglian    Railway.      In  1770  thi» 
town,  wl)i(  1)  had  then  a  prosperous  corn  market,  was 
almost  toially  destroyed  by  fire:  it  has  been  rebuilt  in  a 
superior  maiiiier,  and  now  contains  many  good  dwel- 
Hiie  bonnes,  but  its  tnarkei  has  never  been  >ucces^fully 
revived,  and   the  place  exhibits  now  the  character  of  a 
rural  agricultural  village.    The  paiish  church  of  the 


EIGHBOUKHOOD. 

Holy  Innocents  is  an  ancient  and  noble  structure,  with 
a  tower  90  feet  high,  orniniented  v\ith  pinnacles,  and 
the  church  contains  some  cuiions  monnnients — one 
especially,  to  Sir  Thomas  Hunt,  who  is  repiesentcd  in 
armour,  with  the  figures  of  his  three  vnve-  kneeling,  is 
deseriinsi;  notic'-.  The  liung  of  Foiilshatn  i-^  a  rectory, 
in  the  patronaiie  of  thi- taiiiily  of  Astley  ;  the  incum- 
bent is  the  Rev.  Heniy  Wills  A-tley.  Tlieie  i-;  a  place 
of  worship  for  Maptists.  A  fair  is  held  on  the  first 
Tuesday  in  May  for  cattle,  &c.  The  tropulation  ofthe 
parisli,'bv  the  returns  rendered  in  1831,  was  952,  and 
ill  1841, 1,048. 

29 


Xorfolfe. 


FOULSHAM. 


Slater'0 


POST  OFFICE,  Frnii  Knights,  Ptu^  Master. — Letteis  from  all  parts  ariive  from  Thetford),  every 
morning  at  nine,  aiioare  despatclird  thereto  at  half-past  three,  iti  the  afternoon. 


GENTRV    AND    CLERGY. 

Astley  Kev.  Henry  Mills 

Le.ds  the  Mi-ses  Mary  &  Elizabeth 

Tonipsoii  Mrs.  Klizahetli 

FBOFESSIONAL    PERSONS. 

Deiuh  Kobtit,  attorney 
Girling  Christ();)her  W.  surgeon 
QuarlfS  William,  attorney 
Saund'  rs  James,  surgeon 
SaiM.ders  Jinies,  jnn.  attorney 

INNS    AND    PUBLIC     HOUSES. 

Bull,  George  Neale 
King's  Alius,  Isnac  Jacob 
Ship,  Tliomas  Farrow 

SHOPKEEPERS    &    TRADERS. 

Austin  Hobi  rt,  butcher 

Austin  Watts,  butcher 

Bartlett  Henry  N.grocer  and  draper 

Caddi-on  Chailoite,  shopkeeper 


Clarke  Roliert,  carpenter 
Clithero  Jieiijaniin,  beer  retailer 
Cocks  Daniel,  hair  dresser 
Eglingtoii  Barney,  bier  retailer 
Kinins  Robert,  veteiinarv  surgeon 
Gant  Robert,  basket  maker 
Gil  ham  William,  baker 
Graver  Luke,  biker 
Knights  Kenn,  glover  [maker 

Leaini>iiCharles,s;iddler  and  harness 
Lean)on  Kdinnud,  imnuionger 
Li  ainon  Richard,  baker 
Long  Robert,  shopkeeper 
Mace  Charles,  grocer  and  draper 
OliHiHU)  James,  boot  and  shoe  mkr 
Powell  Jnhn,  tailor  and  draper 
Pratt  Richaid,  gi ocer  and  draper 
Rush  Robert,  heer  retailer       [mkr 
Russell   Edward,  watch  and  clock 


Saunders  James,  miller 
Sawyer  'Ihouias,  wheelwright 
Sawyer  Thoma^,  blacksmith 
Smith  William,  grocer  and  draper 
Spragg  Thomas,  bout  and  shoe  mkr 
Towler  George,  wheelwright 
Towler  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Tuddeiiham  John,  tailor 
'ruiiierJaiiies(jage, giocer  and  drpr 
W^ade  Matihew,  ironmonger 
WestColman,  cabinetmaker 

RAILWAY, 

The  nearest  Station  is  Fakenram,  on  a 
branch    of  llie   East    Anglian  lin«, 
about  10  miles  N.w.  from  Foulsham 
CARRIER. 

To  NORWICH,  — Barber.froB  the  Bull' 
Tuesday  and  Friday 


HARLESTON,  with  REDDENHALL  &  NEIGHBOURHOODS* 


Jril  ARLESTON  i*  a  respectable  market  town  in  thf 
paii>li  of  Reddeuhall,  and  hundred  of  Earshain— 190 
miles  N  E,  fiout  L«ind.>n,  20s.  from  Norwich,  7  s.s  w. 
from  liuugav,10  E.by  N.fn.m  l)iss,and30N.E.  from  Bury 
St.  Edmunds— situated  on  theiiigh  load  from  thelattei 
town  to  Yarmouth,  and  Hbout  a  mile  fiom  the  river 
Waveney.  It  was  anciently  called  Her<ilve*tone  or  He- 
roldstone,  a  name  derived  from  that  of  a  Danish  chief, 
who  is  said  to  have  encamped  here.     The  town, which 


The  parish  chnrcl),  dedicated  to  the  Viigiu  Mary, 
stands  about  a  mile  and  a  half  from  the  town  ;  it  is  in 
the  later  style  of  English  archit'Ciure,  and  consists  of 
a  nave,  chancel,  and  two  ai>les,  with  a  ri>Iily  orna- 
mented and  much  admired  steeple,  containing  a  peal 
of  almost  matchless  bells.  In  the  church  are  deposited 
tlie  remains  of  the  celebrated  families  ot  Wogan  and 
Keilidge.to  whose  memory  several  superb  monuments 
grace  tlie  interior;  there  are  also,  on  staiind   gl^ss. 


is  giis-lis;bted,  and  remarkable  for  its  cleanly  aspect,  well  executed  coaisof  arms  of  the  Wogaiis  and  Gawdys. 
consisiv  principally  of  two  sireet",  running  parallel^.to  |  The  livinn  of  Reddenhall  is  a  rectory,  in  the  paironage 
eachothei,  I  he  scenery,  a"*  viewed  fmm  several  situ- ]  of  the  Duke  of  Nnrtidk  ;  the  venerable  Archdeacon 
atioiis  in  the  parish,  is  highly  piituresque;  ami  the  Armerod  is  the  present  rector.  The  places  of  worship 
lainl,  which  is  a  mi.xture  of  arable  and  pasture,  is  i  in  Harleston  are  a  chapel  of  ease,  and  others  for  Inde- 
exee'edinglv   produciive.      The   trade  of  the   place  is  |  petideiitsand  Wesleyan  Methodists.    A  naiional  school. 


chiefly  of  a'aeneral  and  retail  character,  depending  for 
support  iin  the  resident  populatiun,  together  with  the 
attenilanie  of  fartners  and  others  at  the  market.  The 
Duke  of  Norfolk  is  Inrdof  the  matu)r,  ami  holds  courts 
occa-ionally  ;  and  Harleston  i.s  included  in  the  thirty- 
fouith  circuit  of  towns  utider  the  County  Court  act 
passed  in  1846,  for  the  recovery  of  d.  bts  not  exceeding 
jE20— the  (ourt  is  held  here  monthly  at  the  Swan  Inn. 

POST  OPFICEj  Harleston,  John  Caley,  Poit  Master. — Letters  from  London  and  the  North  ar- 
rive every  morning  at  six,  and  are  despatched  at  seven  in  the  evening. 

Letters  from  Bungay,  &c.  arrive  every  evening  at  twenty-five  minutes  past  seven;  and  are  despatched 
at  six  in  the  morning. 


supiiorteil  by  voluntary  cont,  ibutions,  is  the  principal 
charity.  The  market  is  heh!  on  Wednesday,  and  the 
f-iirs  on  theSth  and  6th  of  July,  for  hiring  harve«t-mi  n, 
the  sale  of  horses,  &c.,  and  on  the  9th  and  10th  Sep- 
tember, princiiJally  for  sheep.  The  parish  of  Redden- 
hall and  Harleston  town,  contained,  in  1831,  1,784  in- 
habitants, and  in  1841, 1,662. 


Tht  names  without  address  are  in  Harleston. 


GENTRY    AND    CLERGY. 

Aldoii>  Mr.  W  Uiam  P.  Haile^ton 
Atheridgf  Captain  Thomas,  r.n. 
Bishop  Miss  Ann,  Haileston 
Bond  Barnabas  E-().  Alhuruh 
Bouverie  Rev.  William  A.,  Denton 
Churchill  Mis.  A.,  Haileston 
Cotton  Mrs.  — ,  Wavbread 
Cotton  Miss — ,  Harleston 
Croskill  Miss  Deborah,  Harleston 
Davis  Kev.  — ,  Denton  [ton 

Donnerslon  Rev. William  O.Hailes- 
Eihridge  Cliarles,  Esn.  Starston 
p'onltfMi-  Mrs.  — ,  Hal  lesion 
Fox  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Harleston 
Gidney  Mrs.  .Mary,  Redd- nhall 
Green  Miss  Mary'Eli/.a,  Harleston 
H-ibbertoii  Mrs.  Sarah,  Harleston 
Hart  .Mr.  Robert,  Harleston 
Heymaii  Miss  Mary,  Harleston 
Hill  .Mrs   Harriet,  Woitwell 
Holmes  Mrs.  — ,  Gawdy  Hall 
Hopper  Rev.  — ,  Starston 
HuilMiii     .Mr.    Henry    Lombard, 

Hiileston 
Hunt,  r  Mrs.  Clementina,  Harleston 
Hunter  Mr.  T.  VV.  Harleston 
Laidler  Rev.  Stephen,  Harleston 
Leatherdale  Mrs.  — ,  Harleston 

30 


Leavy  Mis-.  — ,  Harleston 
Leigh  Rev.  VVilliam,  Pulbain 
Norman     William    Mr.,  Mendbam 
White  House  [Uediienhall 

Ormerod  the  VenerahleArchdeacon 
Paiker  Mr.  John,  Harleston 
Prat  Mr.  Robert,  Harleston 
Priest  Miss  Saiali,  Harleston 
Priest  Mrs. — ,  Haileston 
Rant  Geoige,  Esq.,  Mendbam 
Sanby  Rev.  Geoige,  Denton 
Sewell  Mrs.  Ann 
Shiptoii  Mr  James,  Harleston 
Simonds  Mis'^  Mary  Ann, Haileston 
Smitli  Mrs.  Susannah.  Harleston 
Smiih  Thomas,  Es(|.,  Rushall 
TaNlor  Loonib,  Esq.,  Starston 
Turner  Mis.  — ,  Mendham 
Uniphelhy  Chailes,  Emj.,  Denton 
Whitiar  .Mrs.  lUI)ee<a,  Reddeuhall 
Woods  Mi>s  Maria,  Harleston 
Woods  Mr'*. — .Haileston 

ACADEMIES     AND     SCHOOLS. 

Beaidswell  Ann  [lni^tless 

British  School — Maria  Watson, 
Doitds  Joseph  [Parker,  mistress 
National  School —  Mary  Ann 
Uohiiison  William  (boarding  and 
day),  Reddeuhall 


ATTORNEYS. 

Carthew&  Fox  [magistrate* 

Haraid   William   (and  clerk  to  the 
Jetfs  John 

BAKERS    6c   FLOUR    DEALERS. 

Gobeit  Jonathan 

Lillistone  William 

Smith  Henry 

Wilson  Christopher 

Wil-on  John 

Wilson  William 

BANKERS. 

East  of  England  Bank  (Branch) 
Harleston — (diaw  on  the  Loudon 
and  Westminster  Bank) — Robert 
Napier,  manager 

Gurmys",  Turner  &  Brightwen — 
(<lraw  on  Uaiclay  and  Co.  Lon- 
don)— William  Hazard,  agent 

Harveys'  &    Hudsons' — (diaw   on 
Haiikey  and  Co.  London) — Wil- 
liam C  inn,  agent  [actuary 

Savings'  Bank — James    Barnaby, 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Chappcll  Samuel  (and  whitesmith) 
Colls  John 
EniN  David 
Snuih  Verdun 


i3i  vectors 


HARLESTON,  &c. 


BOOKSELLERS  «c  STATIONRS. 

Caiiii  H.  (and  printerj 
Carn)Hii  Satmiel 

BOOT    AND     SHOE    MAKERS. 


Noifolfe. 


Mayhew  John, 

(dealer) 
Pritty  Robert 
Staff. h)hD,fVort- 

well 
'vV;)rn  John 
WiiKlit  William 


AMis  Khoiiias 
Alger  John 
Barber  Thomas 
Burgess  James 
Collins  John 
Clipper  James 
Fiestoii  Heniy 

BRICKLAYERS&PLASTERBRS 

Hales  Uohert 
Pedgiift  James 
Pedgrifi  Samuel 
Shephard  Ciiarles 

BUTCHERS. 
Chase  Geoige 
Dunham  John 
Hall  John  (poik) 
Watson  Sarah 

CARPENTERS  AND    JOINERS. 

Fonlger  VVilliam,  Starstoii 
Francis  Robert 
Hammond  Charles 
Na.-h  Richnid  (;ind  cabinet  inakar 
Reyner  Robert,  Starston 
CHEMISTS  AND  DRUGGISTS* 
Mu-kett  James 
Pashley  Alexander  VVillinni 

COACH    BUILDERS. 

Dav  Richard 
Fristun  Jooathan 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Adams  Thomas 
Feltham  WiHiani 

COOPERS, 
Hart  Jonathan 
Woolnougii  William 
CURRIERS   AND    LEATHER 
CUTTERS. 
Aldis  Thomas 
Mason  Cornelius 

riBE,    etc.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Atlas,  Alexander  William  Pashley 
Hail  Storm,  Caithevv  &  Fox 
iNDispuTABLEjliff),  Robert  Napier 
London     Corporation,     Robert 
Nnpier  IMu^kett 

Norwich  Kquitap.le  (fire)  Jnines 
Norwich  Union,  Samuel  Carman 
Royal,  John  Caiey 

GROCERS    AND    DEALERS     IN 
SUNDRIES. 

Aldis  Josiiis  twines 

Cooie  Rdwai'd 

Feavi<uir  Roheit 

Francis  James 

M  urn  II  Francis,  Wortwell 

Palmer  riiomMS  &  Robert 

Prentice  Samuel 

Staff  John,  Woitwell 

Stokes  William  (and  china  dealer) 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Colby  William 
Colby  Williatii,  jun. 

INMS- 
COMMFRCIAL  AND  POSTING. 

[See  also  TanernsSf  Public  Houses.) 
Magpie.  Thomas  Kdxvaids 
Swan,  William  Moore 

IRONMONGERS. 

Brown  WilliHin  Henry 

Chappeli  Samuel  (and  gun  smith) 


LIBRARIES. 

Cann  H.  (am)  rending  rooili) 
Subscription    Library,    K.     J. 
Eveison,  librarian 

LINEN&W700LLEN  DRAPERS. 

Aklis  Josias  Lines 
Palmer  Thomas  &  Robert 
Smith  &  linck 
Smith  Samuel 

MILLERS. 

Asten  John,  Homerstit  Id 
Asten  John,  Haileston 
Asten  Robert,  Harleston 
Bacon  Robert,  Weyhread 
Rather  WilliHin,  Harleston 
Drane  Henry,  Needhain 
Johnson  Christopher,  Mendhain 
Tippell  Richard,  Wortwell 

MILLINERS&  DRESS  MAKERS 

Aidred  Mary  Ann     Palmer  Sophia 

and  Eliza  Vipond    and 

Cook  Jane  Brown 

Moore  Martha     .|  WoolnoughEliza 

PAINTERS    AND    GLAZIERS. 

Alitiich  John 
Clinppell  James 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Ableft  Samut  1 
Freston  Chailes 
Smith  Charles 

STRAW    BONNET  MAKERS. 

Bryant  Martha 
IJryenton  Phoebe 
Collins  Caroline 
Oeirny  Ann 
Freston  Mary  Ann 

SURGEONS. 

Bunn  &  Gilliert 

Crisp  Benjamin  John  (and  registrar 
of  man  iages) 

TAILORS. 

Allured  Alfred  I  Squire  George 
Allured  George  (and  draper) 

Allured  John  Ion        i^    -i 

Blumfiel.l  John  I  Swallow  Emily 


Rolfe  Richard,  veterinary  suigeon 
Shephard  Charles,  furniture  broker  and 

clolhei  dealer 
Stamp  Office,  Samuel  Carman,  jun., 

sub-disirihuier 
Tilleil  Fredi-iirk,  cabinet  maker 
Websdale  U  illiam,  com  chandler 
TEA  DEALER  &  TOBACCONIST 
Hodgson  Arihur,  Hai  lesion 
WATCH     &    CLOCK      MAKERS. 

Carman  Samuel  (and  jeweller) 
t-eliham  William 
Shephard  Charles 

WTHEEL  WRIGHTS. 

Day  Rich..rl  ( -nd  gig  maker) 
Fresion  Jonathan  (ami  gig  maker) 
Jeffreys  Joseph,  Wortwell 
Rtidliii  James 
Welton  Charles 

WINE  &  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS 

Aldous  James 
Cann  William  Clare 


(and  draper) 
.Vla\hevv  John 


Tit  low  Geoige 
Tiilow  Samuel 


TAVERNS  de  PUBLIC   HOUSES. 

Bell,  John  Richardson,  Wortwell 
Cardinal's  Hat,  .lames  Fisher 
Cherry  Tree.  Rohert  Borrelt 
Crown,  Henry  Prime 
Duke  William,  Charle"  Rnnn 
Grapes  Tap,  James  Aldous 
Green  Dragon,  Robert  lU'lward 
Jolly  Butchers.  I.ydia  Mason 
Queen's  Aim",  William  Beare 
Red  Lion,  fiobert  Seaman 
Royal  Oak,  Robert  Calver 
Two  Brewers,  Robert  Mason 
Yew  Tree,  John  Dunn,  Reddenhall 

miscellaneous 
Abbott  Rhoda,  tin-plate  worker 
Caley  John,  auctioneer 
Chilver  Elizabeth,  plover 
Clark  Samuel,  millwright,  Waybread 
Corbould  Helharn,  maltster 
Crowe  Williani,  toy  anil  hardware  dealei 
Gas  Works-  SamuelChappell.iirjpiii'ior 
Inund      Revenue      Office,    at   the 

Swan  Inn 
Jackson  John,  beer  retailer 
Leader  Stehliings.  bei  r  retailer 
Mason  Robert,  lin-plale  worker 
Nicliolls  William,  china  dealer 
Pashley  Alexander  Wm.  agent  for   Ran. 

gome's  agricultural  implements 
Pedgrift  James,  stone  ma.son  &  builder 
Rayner  Samuel,  basket  maker 


COUNTY    COURT, 

Held  atthe  Swan  Inm.onck  a  month 

jMrfj<— Francis  King  Fagle,  E«q 

High    Bailiff-Gvotge    H.    Blake,    Burv 

Saint  Edmunds. 
C/f;-fc-'n,os.Collins,Bur>SainlEdmundft 
Asststant    C/erfe- William    Leedes    Fox 

Harleston. 
Bailiff— 1\i<>ia&%  Adams,  Harleston 


COACHES 

To  BECCLES,  ihe  WeUington  (from 
Burston),  rails  at  the  Swan,  every  alter- 
noon  at  hall.past  iwo;  and  \he  Dau 
Cuavh  (from  Diss),  calls  at  the  Magpie 
every  atlernoon  at  half-past  four;  both 
gothroughBungay— SeeaLsoYAKMoUTH 

To  BL'NGAY-See  Coaches  to  BficcLEg 
and  Yar.\ioi;th 

To  BURSTON  STATION,  the  Wellivn. 
ton  (from  Beccles),  calls  at  ihe  Swan 
every  afternoon  at  three 

To  BURY  SAINT  ED.\IUNDS,hy  Coach 
to  the  DitsandBurstonSlaliGns,thenee 
by  Railnay 

To  DISS,  the  Day  Coach  (from  Beccleg) 
calls  at  Ihe  Magpie,  every  morning  at 
ten;  and  the  D.,rt  (from  Yarmo.Tth) 
calls  at  theSwan,everyTuesday.Tbiir!'- 
day  and  Saturday  afternoon  at  three       ' 

To  YARMOUTH,  the  Darl  (f,o,n  Diss) 
cills  at  Ihe  Swan,  erery  Monday, Wed- 
nesday and  Friday  afternoon  at  half- 
past  two ;  goes  through  Bungay.Uecc'es 
and  Haddiscoe 

CONVEYANCE    BY   RAILWAY, 

The  nearest  Stations  are  at  Diss  and 
Burston,  on  the  Eastern  Union 
LINE,  the  f(.rraer  9  and  the  latter  7i 
miles  from  Harleston 

There  are  Coaches  to  the  Slations,  a» 
above  noticed 

CARRIEKS- 

To  BUNGAY.  BECCLES  and  YAR- 
MOUTH,  Ephraim  Jordan,  Joseph 
Barkway  and  Robert  Prime,  from  the 
Magpie,  daily 

T"°  L>1SS.  Ephraim  Jordan,  from  the 
Magpie,  daily 

^°,»^^'^'  '^''^^"'■d  Catchpole.  from  the 
Magpie,  daily 

To   NORWICH,   William  Meen,  from 

the  Swan,  Friday 
To   STRADBROOK,   WOODBRIDGE 

and  IPSWICH,  William    Meen,  fj-oju 

the  Swan,  Saturday 


3\ 


Norfolfe. 


^latei'ie; 


HAFILING,  EAST  and  WEST, 

WITH  THE  PARISHES  AND  VILLAGES  OF   QUIDDEN'HAM,  ECCLES,  KENNINGHALL, 
GAKIJOLDISHAM,  BANHAM,  AND  NEIGHIiOURHOODS. 


ilijA'^T  HARLING  or  Market  Marling,  i- a  i)Hii>li 
ill  tlie  liiiii'lifd  "if  Giiiltcrd-s — tlii'  iii.iiket  town,  a 
small  lint',  is  90  nrilcs  N.  E.  by  N.  ti'ini  LuikIdm, 
22  s.  w.  from  Noivvicii.  and  iJ  N.  E.  fuim  'llict- 
ford  ;  situated  aliont  a  mile  and  a  liait  from  the  line  ol 
the  Eastern  Counties  Railway,  on  the  banks  of  a 
stream  tiibuiaiy  to  the  VVaveip  y.  This  place,  wa^  ai 
one  tiinr,  noted  for  the  inatiufattnre  of  yam  and  iiiien 
chith;  but,  at  tlie  present  day,  except 'a  considerab  e 
iron  foundry,  the  iiiteitst  of  the  inliabitants  is  con- 
fim  d  to  auriculture,  and  the  produce  of  the  land, 
which  ill  this  hjcality,  is  of  gieat  feitility.  Connected 
with  the  foumiry  befoie-nieiitione:',  is  a  iiianiifactor\ 
for  agricultural  nnplements,  and  the  propi  i<  toiy  Mr. 
Lovedav,  has  obtained  great  repute  throughout  the 
county,  for  his  iiii|)rove.l  poriahle  tiirasliing  inacb'ues. 
A  court  of  p>  tty  sesMons  is  held  by  the  niasiistiates 


uhidi  is  a  rectory.  The  chuicli,  dedicated  to  Saint 
M.oy,  is  a  small  neat  huildinp,  with  a  round  tower. 
Kccles  Hull,  the  scat  of  Sir  .Limes  Flower,  Hart.,  in 
tlii>  (urisb,  is  an  aocieni  ni.insion. 

Kenmnghall,  foiinerly  called  K'ins;'s  Hall,  and 
once  a  iiiaiket  t<jvvn,  is  3  miles  e.  by  s.  fioin  East 
Hirliiig.  It  wa.s  formerly  a  place  of  some  note,  having 
a  ro\al  palace,  and  was  the  ani  lent  seat  of  the  Howar(l 
f  imily,  and  continued  so  till  the  middle  of  the  Kitli 
century  ;  and  at  a  more  eaily  period  is  said  to  liave 
be  n  the  seat  ol  the  i  oiirageous  and  iiiifoitiinate  Queen 
lioadict-a.  Some  iinriiiinities  are  still  preserved  to  the 
inlMbitants,  such  as  iieing  e.\em|it  fiiiiii  tills,  stdlaae, 
Hird  serving  on  uiiyjury  out  of  the  lordship;  and  ihe 
office  of  chief  butler  at  ilie  coKuiation  of  Kirglish 
moirarcirs,  is  claimed  in  right  of  this  manor,  of  which 
the  Duke  of  Norfolk  is  the  lord.    The  workhouse  for 


Thursd.ry  (liion'thly),  at  the  Swan  Inn  ;  and  the  town  the  Guiltcioss  Union,  under  the  New  Poor  Law.  >tands 
is  within  the  circuit  of  the  Atileburgh  County  Court,*  in  an  open  and  h-altld'ul  locality,  about  a  mile  and  a 
nnder  the  act  passed  in  184(j,  for  the  recoveiy  of  i  half  south  of  the  town  :  it  is  a  commodious  hiriUliiig, 
debts    not   exceediirg  £'0  i  affording  acconiniodation  to  the  poor-  of  tweiuv-ivvo 

The  pHiish  church  d.  dicated  to  S.lnt  Peter  and  i  I'f '^''P'*.  "'^•- ^^'j't^^l' t''^ '"'"'n  •'f^'".'!^^  The  places 
Saint  Paul,  is  a  hanrisome  building,  with  a  square  em-  '  f  ^^o'  ^>"P  «.',<^.  "'^  pa.  isli  chu,  cli  of  Samt  Mary  {a 
battled  trrwer,  s.rrmounted  by  a  spire.  The  interiorof ;  handsr.me  buildrn«),  and  liapts.s  and  Metl.odist.s  clia- 
the  cliurch  i.s  ornaiii.n.ed  with  a  ridilv  .-arved  screen,  I  P.^''^-  ^  In- living  of  Kcnninghall  is  a  vicarage,  m  the 
and  the  chancel  winlows  with  ancient  st.ined  glass ;'  f" ''f  ^'^  Bi-hopof  Ely.  1  he  market  eniitled  to  he 
there  i>  hkt-wi.e  a  beauiif.rl  altar  tomb,  with  recum-  :  "'l-J  J'"  M">"iav,has  not  been  nitended  for  M)meyears, 


bent  tiKure^  in  mnble,  of  Sir  Robert  Harling  and 
lady  :  the  Tning  is  a  rectorv,  in  the  gift  of  .Mrs.  Wil- 
kinson. There  are  places  of  worship  for  the  Society 
of  Friend-,  ami  Wesleyair  and  Primitive  Methodists. 
The  market.  piihci[ially  for  corn,  is  held  on  Tuesday. 
Fairs,  .Mav  4ih  and  October  24th  for  cattle,  and  the 
first  Triesdiy  afrertire  12tlr  Seirtemher,  for  sheep;  the 
latter  is  a  large  one.  The  parish,  contaired  in  1831, 
1,031  inhabitant-,  and  in  1841,  l,Hi2. 

VVe.st  Haki.ivg  village,  aMiiallone,  is  about  2  miles 
vv.N  vv.  from  East  H.>rliri'.'.  The  parish  church  of  All 
Saints,  is  eh  niningly  situated,  in  an  extensive  and 
finelv-wooded  p^ik,  wiihin  a  short  distance  of  Har- 
J'nif  HhII,  the  seat  of  Lord  Calhorne,  who  is  patron  of 


hut  there  are  cattle  fairs  July  18th  and  September  30tli. 

Gakboldisham  village,  is  4  miles  s.  from  East  Har- 
lirig,  situated  near  lo  the  lioider  of  ilie  coinrty  next 
that  of  sulfoik.  It  presents  noihing  mcritine  special 
notice  but  its  church — which  is  in  leed  an  imposing 
str  irctiire,  with  a  fine  sniiare  tower,  the  top  orna- 
mented with  ancient  cartings  in  stone.  The  interior, 
which  is  well  kept,  contains  some  handsome  monu- 
meiris  of  the  Moiitgomerr<-  and  Scott  families  :  the 
living  is  a  rectory,  and  the  ciiurcl)  is  dedicated  to 
Saint  Jolin  the  Baptist. 

Ban  HAM,  is  a  pretty  villHge,  .5  miles  e.  by  N.  from 
Ea-t  llarlinc,  and  2  n  fronr  Kennirrghall,  situated  be- 
tween  the  latter  village  and  New  lUu  kenh  un.     Tlie 


,    ,.  .  ,■   ,    .  ,  -ri  ;  ,•      ,  cliuich,  which  stands  on  one  siile  of  ihe  sriiiMieformed 

the  church  li.irrg,  which  is  a  i;e<  toiy.  The  population  ^  j,,^  ^ju  j^  anpn.ached  by  an  avenue  .'f  lofty  trees, 
of  W  est  H.rhng,  and  rhat  of  the  following  parishes.  ^;„,  j^  ^,  ^„^  structure,  with  a  -quare  tower,  surinouu- 
isgrverr  alr.r  the  notice  ot  Banham.  |  t^j  ^^  ^  j^..,,;..,,   ,,,i,,^     '|-„^  altar-piece,  which  is  of 

QuiDOF.NHAM,  is  a  Small  pictuie-que  village,  2  miles  |  onk,  beautifully  carved,  formerly  beloirged  to  the  ca- 
E  from  East  Marling.  The  se.t  of  the  Earl  of  Albe- I  thidial  at  Brisfd,  and  was  pl,'>ced  irr  the  chuich  bv 
maile,  Qiiiddenham  Hall,  is  in  this  pari-h,  an  1  a  stiort  I  the  Hev.  .lohn  Suitees,  the  lues.nt  incumbent :  the 
di-tan.e  from  it,  stands  the  parish  church— the  la  'er  ci„i,ch  is  dedicated  to  the  Virciii  Mnry,  and  the  living 
entered  by  a  lofiy  porch  of  Noruiarr  style:  the  inter  ior,  |  j^ ;,  r.ctory.  in  the  :;ift  of  theCrowrr. 


wh'cli  is  ne-it  and  well  kept,  con'ains  a  liandsonre 
nionuiir(  ni  to  a  darmlrter  of  the  Eai  I  before-mentioned  : 
the  living  is  a  di-chaiged  rectory,  in  the  presentation 
of  the  same  nolileiinn. 

EcCLES,   is  a  very   inconsiderable  villigc,  2§  miles 
N.E.  froirr  Ivist   Harlini;.     Sir  Thonras  Becor,  Bait., 


Population,  &(c. — The  foregoing  are  all  aericnltural 
pi^rishe^:  witli  the  exce|)tion of  Eccle-', which  isinStirop- 
haiii  hundred,  tirey  are  in  the  hundred  of  Guiltcross  : 
and  their  population,  n  spectivelv,  in  1841,  wa»  as  fol- 
lows— East  Marling,  l,lfi2;  U'ist  Mariing,  117 ; 
QuiDi)ENHAM.8.S;l'  CCLES.  ]24;  Kf.nmnguall,  1,389; 


is  lord  of  the  manor  and  patron  of  the  church  Tuiiig,  i  Garboldisiiam,  777  ;  Bamia:m,  l,l(i.'). 

POST  OFFICE*  East  HARniSG,  David  Kerrison,  Post  blaster.— Lettevs  from  Lonhon  and  aU  parts 
arrive  ((roii  I'liKPFORr))  every  morning  at  aalf-pasl  four,  aad  are  despatched  thereto  at  twenty  minutes  past 
seven  i'l  the  evening. 

POST  OFFICE,  Ken.ninghai.l,  Mark  IMordev,  Post  Master. —  Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (fron;  East 
HARLisiGj  ever  V  rrroi  iiinjj  at  eight,  and  are  despateberi  theii-to  at  half-pnst  five  in  the  r.fternoorr. 

POST  OFFICE,  (iAiiBOLDisiiAM,  W'ilia.ii  Elliott,  Post  .l/rM/er.  — Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (from 
East  Rimilivgi  every  tnorningat  nine,  and  are  des  latched  rheicto  at  five  iir  the  cvenini;. 

POST  OFFICE,  Bamiam,  Robert  Tuivev,  Post  Master. —  Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (from  Attlebo- 
ROiJCiii]  every  morning, it  eight,  and  are  de-|)atched  thereto  at  five  in  the  evening. 


NOBILITY,     GENTRY,    AND 
CLERGY. 

Albemailethe  Richt  Hoir.theEarlof 

Quirlderrharii  Hall 
Atniore  .Mr.  Uu  hard,  East  Harliirg 
liarrow  Rev.  .lohn.   !.,opliairi 
Boyce  Mr.  R'chard,  Gaibo  disham 
Brf)wn  .Mr.  John,  (Jarboldishaiii 
Carter  Rol'eit,  Esq. Banham 
Coihorne    the    Right    Hon.    Lord, 
^  West  MarlirrK  Mall 
Cooke  Mr-i.  .Ann,  Kenninuhall 
Coulson  Mr.  John,  Quiddenhani 

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Dine  Mr.  Charles,  CJaibddi-ham      |  Hubbard  .Mrs.  Rlrudya,  East  Hailing 
Dailiy  Rev.  \Vm  ,  iM.A.,Ri'ldlcworth    Kenpel  the  Hon.  &  Kc.  Edwaid  S., 


Oeransev  Rev.  (Jeoriie,  lia'diani 
E-linu  .Mrs.  I'',:i/.ibeih    [iahham 
Everett  .M  i-  .lohn.  East  Hnling 
E  irett  .Mrs   Sar:th,  Ea«i  H  iilini; 
FitzroytheHon.Mi  111  v,(>arlioldsham 
Flower  Sir  Jami  s,  Bart.  Eccles  Hall 
Fhrwer  Laily,  I-'ccle-  Mall 
H"liiie<  .Mrs.  Miiiy,  Bmliam 
Horn  .Mr.  Uilliam,  E  ist  Harliirg 


Qiiiilderrham  Rertory 
Luhluick  Rev.  Richard,  Eccles 
Moiitgomeiie  Rev.  Gion;e  Stephen 

.M.,  Garboldisham  Rectory 
Moiiigomerie    Thomas     Molineux, 

Esq.,  (JarbrrMisham  Hall 
Miiskeit   Charles,    E.sr).,  Ferslield 

Hall 
Palmer  Mr.  Georce,  East  Hailing 


Home  .Mrs.  Ebzabeil),  Kemiiiii;liall '  Proctor  Rev.  Richard,  Keniiiiithall 
Howard  Rer.  Hensy,  Kenninghall    '  Reeve  .Mrs.  Ann,  Kenninghall 


HBumoi^. 


HARLING,  &c. 


Kurfolfe- 


Hidlfv   Rev.  Cliarles   John,    m.a., 

VVt'St  Harliiic  Rictoiy 
Sawyer  Mr.  Hriny,  Knst  Haiiing 
SpaiKjvv  Mrs.  Saiali,  EastHailinp 
Suittes  I^ev.  Johii,BaMli;im  Rectory 
Thori  liill  'lliiiiiias,  E  (j.,   VVid'tles- 

worth  Hall  [Harling 

WellMigham    Mrs.    Susannah,  East 
WilUiii.>on    Rev.    Tliomas   liostuii, 

M.A.,  Ea>t  HarlhiR 
WomHckMis.Kthrica.East  Marling 
ACAOEMZES     AND     SCHOOLS. 
Elhs Ellen,  (boarding),  Kcnnhighall 
Fkee  School,    lianhHni,  Thomas 

ftln.\ey,  master;  Matiid.i  Alaxey, 

mi^tiess 
FREEScHOOL,Garbaldiston — Sarah 

Doe,  mistress 
FREEScHooL.Kenninghall — Robert 

Haiv.-y,  master 
Free  School,  Quiddenhaui— Har- 
riet Simmer,  niistiess 
Kemp  Eliza,  EmsC  Harling 
Kendall    Maria     (and     boarding), 

Kenninghail 
Parochial  School,  East  Harline 

— William  Jacob,  master ;  Mary 

Rtist,  mistress 
Pilgrim  Charlotte  (boarding  &  day), 

Banhatn 
Fiince  Mary  (&  boarding),  Banhani 
AGRICULTURAL    IMPLEMENT 

MAKERS. 
Lovedav  Jiihii(anil  in  u  founder  and 

nianiifai  turer  of   the     improved 

portaitle     thrashing     ujacliines), 

Works,  East  Harling 
Martin  Kobert,  Ki  iininghall 
MurtinJohii,  fianhain 

ATTORNEYS. 
Calver  Daniel  Henry,  Kenninghall 
Calver  James  Ch^iles,  Keiiiiiughail 

BAKERS. 

Burrett  Kli/abfth,  Banhani 
Fiiulshaiii  Fieflerick,  East  Harling 
Haysted  Jolm,  Kenningliall 
Jacliron  R(.beit,  Kennini'liall 
Root  Ann,  Baiihain 
Smith  John,  Ea-t  Harling 
Walker  Inigu,  Garboldisham 

BANK. 
Harvpys' &  Hiulsons'  (branch)  East 

Hariinsi — (draw  on   Hankcys'   & 

Co.,  London) — Jolin  Everett,  jun. 

agent 

BLACKSMITHS. 
Barker 'lli'inas,  Keuniniihall 
Chapman  Geortie,  Banhatn 
Collins  James,  Kenniiighall 
Gilbt-rt   George  (and    millwright), 

Banhani 
Hnireli  John,  Banhani 
Jolly  Bei'j  iinin,  Garboldisliam 
Loveday  Jolin  (&  machine  maker). 

East  Harling 
•Martin  Robeit,  Kenningliall 
Pcake  Geor^e&Simon.East  Harling 
Wade  John,  KenninghrtH 
BOOKSELLERS&  STATIONERS 
Gallant  James,  East  Harling 
Mordey    Mark    (and    postmaster), 

Kenninhiluill 

BOOT  AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 
Adams  William,  East  Harling 
Bainett  Chaiiesi  East  Harling 
Bird  William,  Gaiboldisham 
Bradlev  John,  Banhani 
Cleats  Charles  D  ,  East  Harliug 
Davey  Robert,  Banhani 
Home  John    (and  leather  seller), 

Kenniiighall 
Humphreys  Fiancis,  Bauham 
James  James,  East  Harling 


Paul  William,  East  Harling 
Pull  Robert,  Ea^t  Harling 
Sannders  Samnel,  East  Hailing 
Smith  Thomas,  Ketininiihall 
Taylor  George,  Ginholdisbam 
Weston  William,  Banhmn 

BRICK    MAKERS. 

Clarke  Kobt  rt.  East  Hailing 

Gilbert  George,  Banhani 

Hunt  John  &  Jonathan,  Banham 

BRICKLAYERS. 
Kerrisoti  David,  East  Harling 
Keiiisi.n  J^mts,  East  Harling 
Liinmer  John,  BHnhrtiu 
Mallett  Robeit,  Keiminghall 
Smith  George,  Ea»t  Hailing 
Smith  William,  East  Hailing 
Tajlor  Jt^hii,  Banham 

BUTCHERS. 
Edwards  Eliza,  Garboldisham 
Hewitt  James,  Banham 
Hoggins  William,  Kenninghall 
Ok^y  William,  East  Hailing 
VVoodcock  Geoige,  East  Harling 
CARPENTERS     6t     BUILDERS. 
Marked  thus  •  are  also  Cabinet  Makers. 
Avis  Josf-ph,  Kenningliall 
Baihy  Charles,  Kentiinghall 
•Bailey  William,  East  Hailing 
Brooks  Jamrs,  (Jarboldishain 
Doe  William,  Garboldi>ham 
*Haib"nr  Robert,  East  Harling 
Hnniphiey  Williini,  Banham 
Hunt  Jnhii  &  Jonnthan,  Banham 
Jessop     M'illiam    (and    surveyor), 

Banham 
I  Lutkin  Heniy,  Banhani 
*Saytr George,  Kenningliall 
Taylor  Henry,  Banham 
CHEMISTS    AND    DRUGGISTS. 
Painter  William,  East  Harling 
Turner  Edward,  East  Harling 
Turner  Josepii  G.,  Kenninghall 

COOPERS  ac  BASKET  MAKERS. 
Boyyen    Gt^or«e    (basket     maker), 

Ketiniiigha  1 
Davy  John,  Kenningliall 
Daynes  Rohiri.  Kenniiighall 
Daviies  ThoniHs,  East  Harling 
Kerridge    Nathan   (basket   maker). 

West  Hailing  [■Kenninehall 

Ribbons   William  (basket  maker), 

CORN,    COAL   AND    SEED 
MERCHANTS. 

Bryant  Richard,  Kenningliall 
Elliott  William,  E< des 
Keirison  Charles,  East  Hailing 
Long     Zedekiah     (and    maltster), 

Kenningliall  [hall 

Newson  Charles  (dealer),  Kenning- 
Newsiin  William  (dealer),  Banham 
West   Robert   (and  lime    burner), 

East  Harling 

FARMERS. 
Bale  William,  East  Harling 
Burrows  Barnabas,  Eccles 
Challes  Joseph,  East  Harling 
Cook  Robert,  East  Hailing 
Cook  Thomas,  Gaibnldishaiii 
Cracknell  William,  Kenningliall 
Davey  Thomas,  Garboldisham 
Davey  Thomas,  jun.,  Garboldisham 
Godfrey 'i'homa-*.  East  Harling 
Gun  Robeit,  Ea>«t  Harling 
Hewitt  Tlioma-s  Banham 
Jolly  George,  Banham 
Kerrison  Charles,  East  Hailing 
Kerrison  George,  Bast  Harling 
Lemon  Dennis,  East  Harling 
Limmer  Edward.  Eccles 
Morlfy  John,  East  Harling 
Murrell  George,  Banham 


Newson  George,  Banliatu 
Page  Thomas,  Banham 
Pyiner  Thomas,  West  Harling 
Read  Frederic  k,  Kenninghall 
Rinccr  Jolm,  We.'-t  Hailing 
\Vells  Maiy.  Baiham 
West  Ro>ert,  East  Hailing 
Westgate  Edward,  Banham 
Willingham  John,  Eicles 

FIRE,    «rc.    OFFICE   AGENTS. 

Norwich  Union,  Jonathan  Hut- 
chinson, East  Harling ;  and  Jiiiuet 
C.  Calver,  Kei.ninghall 

GLOVERS. 

Banham  Jonathan,  Kenninghall 
Ciillum  Robeit,  East  Harling 

GROCERS   AND    DEALERS    ZM 
SUNDRIES. 

Baldrey  Elizab.  th,  Garboldisham 
Bauham  Cnbitt  S.,  Kenninghall 
Chincry  Robert,  Garboldisham 
Coe  Rob'-it,  Kenningliall 
Cracknell  William,  East  Hailing 
Drake  EliEaheih,  East  Haili.ng 
Elliott  Will,  Giiholdisham       [ham 
Esling  William  (executors  of),  Ban- 
Everett    John,    jnn.     (and    tallow 

chandler),  East  Hailing 
Gallant  James  (and  stationer),  East 

Hailing 
Home  Susan,  Kenninghall 
Kemn  Robeit,  Banham 
Le  Grice  Samui  1,  Banham 
Lock  .Sarah,  Banham 
Pigg  Albert,  Kenniniiliall 
Norton    William    (tea  dealer),  Eait 

Hailing 
Rivett  Elizabeth,  Kenninghall 
Robinson  Geo.  &  John, Kenninghall 
Saunders  James,  Gaiboldisham 
Youells  William,  East  Harling 

INNS  AND  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Bull,  George  Solly,  Ea*t  Harling 
Crown,  J  a  niesCol  lings, Kenninghall 
Crown,  William  Gaymer,  Baiil.ara 
Fo.x.  Sarah  Stede,  Garboldisham 
George,  John  Boweii,  Ketininiihall 
Marlborough  Arins,RugerSturgeon, 

Garboldisham 
Nag's   Head  Inn  (commercial,  and 
licensed  to  h  t  horses  and  gigs), 
Edward  Wright,  East  Harling 
Queen's    Head,    William    Trudgill, 

East  Harling 
Railway  Inn,  William  Elliott,  Eccles 
Red  Lion, GeorgeAldersoii, Banham 
Red  Lion,    Henry   Worman,   Kcn- 

niiiKhall 
?wan  Inn  (and  posting  house,  in- 
land revenue  offire,  and  petty  ses- 
sions court),  George  David  Bailey, 
Ea.st  Hailing  [ham 

Swan,  Jatms  Whitton,  Garholiiis- 
Whitehart.lsaarMiller, East  Harling 
White    Horse    Inn    (commercial), 
Thomas  Bailey,  Kenninghall 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Barrett  Joseph,  East  Harling 
Davy  William,  Banham 
Jackson  Robert,  Kenninghall 
Kemp  Stephen,  Banham 
Kerrison  Elizabeth,  East  Harling 
Mallett  Filbert,  Ktnninghall 
Smith  Charles,  East  Harling 
Smith  Robert,  East  Harling 
Whewell  William,  Hast  Harling 

IRONMONGERS. 

Ackland  Robert,  Kenninghall 
Jolly  John,  Garbohiisliam 
Pigg  Albert,  Kenninghall 
Whitrod  John,  Ea»t  Harling 

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Korfolfe. 


HARLING,  &c. 


^latei'0 


MILLERS. 

Armes  Isaac,  Banhaiu 
Crook  l{obeii,  Keimingliall 
Jary  Thomas,  East  Harlinc; 
Lawrence  William,  East  Harliiig 
Loii?  Zeflekiali,  Keniiin(;l)HU 
Wells  William,  Keniiinghall 
Woinack  Michael,  Keiiiiinghall 
Womack  William,  Keniiini>li»ll 

MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 

Bariihatn  P>li/abcth,  Kcnnin,t;hall 
Harvey  Julia    (and  straw  bonnet), 

Kenniiighall 
Newell  Rebecca  &  Ann  (and  straw 

bonnet  1,  East  Hailing 
Pilgrim  Violttte,  Keiininghall 

PAINTERS    at    GLAZIERS- 

Alleu  Amos,  Ka>'t  HarliiiK 
Boyre  Fredeiick,  Garbiddisliam 
Ciacknell  William,  tianhiim 
Forster  .Inhn,  Keiininghall 
Watson  William,  East  Harling 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Lin^tead  George,  Kennineliall 
Linsteail  Henry,  Garboldisham 
Miller  John,  East  Harling 
Sujith  Thomas,  East  Harling 

SURGEONS. 

Dent  Peter,  Kenningliall 
Postle  Tulver,  East  Harling 

TAILORS. 

Bales  Joliti,  Banham 
Harnurd  Thomas,  Hanbam 
Buxton  James,  Kenninehall 
Coe  Robert,  Kenningball 
Cracknell  William,  East  Harling 
Esliiic  Wm.  (execntorsof),  Banham 
Lant  Robert,  Kenniiighall 
Lusher  Henry,  East  Harlintr 
MinnettChailes,  Eost  Harling 
Turner  Joseph,  Banham 

TURNERS    IN    TVOOD. 

Clarke  Samuel,  Kenninuhall 
Haiboiir  Robert,  East  Harling 


WATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Bent  John,  Garboldisham 
Carver  George,  East  Harling 
Whitrod  John,  East  Harling 
WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Cawthorne  John,  Garboldisham 
Edwards  Saunirl,  Gaiboldishani 
Garrett  Benjamin,  Kenninuhall 
Le-Grys  Thoinas,  East  Harling 
LovedayJohn  {Sl  machine  maker), 

East  Hai  ling 
Martin  Robert,  Keiiningliall 
Napthen  Robert,  Kenninghall 
Page  Thomas,  liiinham 
Spurling  William,  Banham 
Miscellaneous- 
Brewster  Wm.  gun  maker,   Eost  Harling 
Biirlon  QeorKe,station  master, F.rclrs  road 
Caiidwell  Elizth.  maltster, Garboldisham 
Clarke  James,  snwyrr,  Kennineliall 
Everelt   John,   jun.,    china,   &c.  dealer, 

East  Harling' 
FUher  Samuel,  postman,  Ea't  Hnrlinj; 
Hammond  Robert,  tliatclier,  I'.asI  Harling 
Harrold  Philip,  ihatclier.EasI  Harlin); 
Inland  Rf.vKNUg  Office,  at  the  Swan 

Inn — Charles  Quintin,  supervisor 
Jolly  Klias,  cattle  dealer,  Banham 
Kent  Gforgp,  registrar  of  births  &  deaths, 

Kenninghall 
Nnnn  Richard,  anctioneer,  Kenninghall 
Rowe  Robcrt,stalion  master, Harling  road 
RiishHenry,veterinary  !>urgeon,E. Harling 
Smith  Charles,  hair  dresser.  East  Harling 
Whewell  William,  china,  Sic. dealer, East 

Hurling  [East  Harling 

Youels  Benjamin,    travelling  tea  dealer 


SiiNT     Peter's,      Riddlesworth— Rer. 

William  Darby,  r«c^jr. 
Virgin    Wary,     Banham — Rer.    John 

Siirlees,  rec<or  ;  ReT.  George  Deraneeyt 
curate. 

DISSENTING  CHAPELS. 
Friends'  INJeetino  Hoiise,  E.  Harlini;. 
Baptist.      Kenninghall  —  ReT.    Henry 

Howell,  mini!.ler. 
Wesi-eyan  Mkthodi ST, Kenninghall. 
Primitive    Mkthodist,  East  Harling 

and  Banham. 


poor  law  union, 
Workhouse  of  the  guiltcross 

UNION.  Kenningiiall  ruad. 
GdUrrnor— Thomas  Rackham, 
Matron—  Martha  Hackliain. 
Schonlmasler— James  Tnrner. 
SchoiilwUtress — Maria  Ann  Rotheram. 
Clerk    tu   the  Board   of   Guariiiant,  anit 

Sujitrintrndent   Registrar— Da.n\»l    H. 

Calver,  Kenninghall. 
CA«/)/aiH— Rev.  Richard  Luhbuck. 
.S'urvcon  — Peter  Dent,  Kt-nnin^hall. 
Kelieving  Officer — Geo.Kenl, Kenninghall. 


PLACES    OF    WORSHIP, 

AND  THEIR  .MINISTERS. 
CHURCHES  OF  THE  ESTABLISHMENT 
All  Saints',  West  Harling  — Rev.  Chas, 

John  Ridley,  rfcfor. 
Saint    Andrew's,  Qiiiddenham— Rev. 

Edward  Southwell  Keppel,  rector. 
Saint    Mart's,    Eccles— Rev.  Richard 

Lubback,  rector. 
Saint      Mary's,     Kenninghall — Rev. 

Richard  Procter,  rector. 
Saint  John  the  BAPTisT,Garboldisham 

— Rev.  Geo.  S.  M.  Moolgonierie,  rector. 
Saint  PeTer's  and  Saint  Paul's.  East 

Harling Rev.    Thomas  B.    Wilkin. 

ion,ccf<or. 


COACH. 

To  BURY  SAINT  EDMUNDS,  a  CoarA 
from  the  Swan  Inn,  East  Harling,  every 
Wednesday  and  Sut.  morning  at  eight. 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

ON    THE    EASTERN    COUNTIES    LINE. 

Sffifion, Harling  road,  about  a  mile  and 
a  half  from  East  Harling— Robl. Rowe, 
clerk.  EccLKs  road  Station — 
George  Burton, f /ft fc 

A  Coach,  friim  the  Swan  Inn,  to  the  Ha'- 
ling  road  SLition,  awaiis  the  arrival, 
and  attends  the  departure  of  the  tiain* 

CARRIERS, 

From   East    Harling. 
To  BURY  SAINT  EDMUNDS,  James 

Fisk,  from  Kenninghall,  Tuesday  and 
Friday  night 

To  NORWICH,  James  Fisk,  from  Ken- 
ninghall, Monday  and  Thursday  ;  John 
Bn»en.  Tuesday  and  Friday;  ti  Robert 
Kemp,  fiom  Bauham,  Wed.  &  Saturday 

To  THETFORD,  Robert  Clark,  from 
East  Harling,  Saturday 


HINGHAM,  HARDINGHAM  and  NKIGHUOURHOODS. 


—the  market  town,  a  small  one,  i.s  98  miles  n.e.  by  n. 
from  London,  14  \v.  hy  s.  from  Norwich,  and  ;ij 
miles  from    the  Hardingham  station,  on  the  Norfolk 


IXGH  AM  i.s  a  pat  ish,  in  the  hnni died  of  For.  hoe   in  the  reign  of  Edward  III :  on  the  nortli  side  of  the 

chancel  is  a  noble  canopied  monument,  richly  orna- 
mented, erected  to  the  memory  of  Thomas,  Lord 
IVIorky,  wlio  died  in  the  reign  of  Henry  VL    The  liv- 


Raihv^y  ;    p'easanfly  sitiiat. d   near  the  source  of  the    lug  of  Hingham  i,*  a  rectory,  in   the  patronage  of  the 

river  Yaie;  neat  in  appearance,  and  tontaining  some ' 

good  houses.  It  is  pat  t  of  the  ancicit  demesne  of  tlie 
Crown,  and  the  inhabitants  ate  in  consequence  exempt 
from  serving  on  juries  at  the  as.,ize.s  and  session". 
General  courts  haroii  and  customary  courts  ate  held 


Hipbt    Hon.   Lord   Wudihou.ve;    the    Hon.   and    Kev. 
William  Wodthoiise  i<  the  ledor.  and  tlie  Itev.  Hem v 


Moseley,  his  |)re>e(it  curate.  The  free  giMnimar  school 
here  was  founded  by  William  Pailctt,iii  1727,  an<l  well 
endowed:  there  is  another  school  conducted  upon  the 
annually  for  the  manors  of  Hingham,  Hiiigliam  Guriiey,  |  national  plan.  Tlie  markt  t  is  held  on  Tuesday  ;  and 
and  Hiiigham  Kectory;  and  the  inagisiratei  assemble  ,  the  faiisare  March  7tli,  the  Tuesilav  in  Wliifsun  week, 
ill  petty  ses-ons  at  the  White  Hart  Inn,  on  the  first  i  and  October  2nd.  Hinuhani  parish  contained,  iii  18.'51, 
Tuesd^iy  in  each  monih.  Agiiculttire  is  the  chief  w-  1  .'i.'W  inhahitants,  and  in  18-Jl,  l,fl91. 
cupation  of  the  inhahitaiits  here  ;  and  they  deiive  some  HARniNGHAM  i.s  a  parish,  in  tJie  hundred  of  Mit- 
ttiflinir  ailvantage  from  the  jia^.xage  ot  peisons  to  and  foid— the  village  is  >iinate(l  about  .1  miles  n.n.e.  from 
from  Norwich  and  Wattnn,  and  Attleboiougli  and  East  Hit.gham,  near  the  line  of  the  Norfcdk  lUilway.  The 
Dtnham — this  •.ouire  of  profit,  however,  has  been  di-  i  chinch  is  dedicated  to  .Saint  George:  the  livitie  i.s  a 
mini-bed  h\the  opening  of  railways  throueh  thecounty.  '  rectory,  in  the  present.vion  of  the  MaMcr  and  Fellows 
The  parish  cltnrch  of  Saint  Andrew,  is  a  very  fine  ;  of  Chile  Hall,  Camhridge.  Population  of  the  parish 
strULlure,  with  alirg.-  and  lofty  lower;  it  was  erected  I  n  1841, fi02. 

POST  OFFICE*  HiNGHAM,Saiah  Ann  Large,  Post  M.?//-cm.— Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (from  Attle- 
BORour;H)  every  morning  at  eight,  and  are  despatched  therelo  at  six  in  the  evening. 


OENTRY    AND    CLERGY. 

CadywuM  Mi. Thomas, Hardingham 
Colehy  Rev.  .Samuel,  Eliingh;ini 
Dunn  Rev.  James,  Hingham 
Darhy  Rev.  Martin  B  ,  Hingham 
Edwards  .Mr>^.  — ,  Hardingham 
Fislicr  Mrs.  Eli/ahi  th,  Hinghani 


Gilman  Edward  Case,  Esq.,  Hing- 
ham 
Gilman  Mrs.  Fanny,  Hingham 
Gilman  Lieut. -Ccdoiul  I'hiiip  Case, 

Hingham 
Hardy  the  Mioses    -,  Hingham 
Hurnard  William,  Esq.,  Hingham 
Matthews  Rev.  tiiihard,  Hinghaui 


Moseley  Rev.  Henry,  Hingham 
l'rie>i  Miss  — ,  Hingham 
Weylind  John,  Esq.,  Woodri.siiig 
Wodchousi'  theHonble.MissSophia, 

Hinghain 
Wodehouse  the  Honble.   and  Rev. 

William,  Hingham 
Woiscoit —  Esq.,  Hingham 


iiirectciip. 


H INGHAM,  &c. 


Koifolfe. 


AcadbmieS  and    schools. 

Ewan  Ttiomas,  Hiitghani 

Free  Grammar    School — Rev. 

Robert  II.  Slifiper,  master 
Free  Schohl — John   Woodrow, 

iiiasier ;  Sophia  Woodrow,  nistrs 
Independent  School — AiinMaria 

Pollard,  mistress 
National  School  — Juhn   Hub- 

baid,  master 
Newson  Mary  (boarding  and  day) 

PROFESSIONAL    PERSONS. 

Alexander    Daniel,   attorney,     and 
agent  to  the  Atlis  Fire  Office 

Cooper  Mattiiew,  surgeon 

Gilman  Samuel  H.  attormy 

Girling  J.  B.  attorney 

Monement  Edward,  surgeon 

Press  Edward,  attorney 

Tallent  John  Thomas,  sureeon 
INNS  AND  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Angel,  Ricliard  Precious 

Cock,  John  Grlciis 

Dog,  Robert  Money 

Ringers,  James  Talbot 

Unicorn,  William  Rivett 

White  Hart  Inn,  Elizabeth  Coe 

SHOPKEEPERS    Of    TRADERS. 

Adcock  Sarah,  milliner 

Baxti  r  Philip,  gardener 

Bedford  Mary,  milliner         [maker 

Bedford  William,  watch  ana  clock 

Bilham  Mark,  bricklayer 

Bowles    William,   corn    and    coal 
merchant 

Brown  Jolin,  beer  retailer 

Cahle  Charles,  brazier 

Cannell  Ahrahani,  beer  retailer  and 
veterinary  surgeon 

Caslon  William,  glover 

Caston  W<>d.-h(>use,  tailor 

Chamberlin  Charles, grocer  and  drpr 

Clarke  Appalona,  baker 

Clai  ke  Thomas,  corn  miller,Morley 

Clemence  James,  confectioner 


Coles  John,  butcher 
CurtisWiUiam,boot  and  shoe  maker 
Drewall     William,     painter   and 

plumber 
Dutchess  John,  gardener 
Elmer  Robert,  gardener 
Elsy  George,  draper,  stationer  and 

ironmonger 
Elsy  Jolin,  carpenter 
Elsy  William,  bricklayer 
Emmersoii  William,  ironmonger 
Fellowes  Robeit,  grocer  and  draper 
Feltham  Daniel,  hlarksmitli 
Feltham  Philip,painter  and  plumber 
Feltham  Robert,  saddler 
Fisher  William,  bakerand  miller 
Gapp  Charles,  blacksmith 
Gaze  Thomas,  corn  merchant 
Gi  icks  John,  stonemason 
Griston  James,  tailor 
Gustdt)  John,  carpenter 
Harvey  Mary,  grocer 
Harwood    George    H.    blacksmith 

and  wheelwright 
Hastings  Thomas,  beer  retailer 
Hindes  Roliert,  veterinary  surgeon 
Houchan  Edmund,  butcher 
Howaid  &  Turner,  wine,  spirit  and 

poiter  merchants 
Huhbard  John,  whcelwricht 
Hubbard  Margaret,  milliner 
King  Philip,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Lane  Andrew,  miller 
Lane  Franklin,  tailor 
Langford  Samuel  C.  demist 
Langion   Charles,  inland   revenue 

officer  [and  drapers 

Lartje  Sarah  Ann  &   Eliza,  grocers 
Lilley  Richard,  baker 
Lucas  Samuel  James,  grocer,  tea 

dealer,  draper,  tobacconisi,  and 

corn,flour,seed  and  coal  merchant 
Milk  George, grocer  and  draper 
Moffatt    Thomas,     painter    and 

plumber 
Money  Robert,  shoe  maker 


Newson  Benjamin,  butcher 
New.von  Mary  Ann,   brewer,  and 

wine  and  spirit  merchant 
Nicholson  John,  butcher 
Pearce  Charles,  blackssmith 
Pitts  George,  bakerand  miller 
Pitts  Phineasjhatter,  tailor  and  drpr 
Precious  Susan,  siiaw  bonnet  makr 
Riddiesworth   Francis,   grocer  and 

draper,  and  saddler 
Rose  Thomas,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Rudderham  James,  hoot,  &c. maker 
Senience  Francis,  tailor 
Skipper  John,  carpenter 
Thurston  Jeremrih,  cooper 
Thurston  Thomas,  carpenter 
Thurston  Thomas,  iroimionger  and 

brazier 
Thurston  William,  confectioner 
Tingay  &   Robinson,  millers,   and 

corn  and  seed  merchants,  Har- 

dingham 
Vince  James,  grocer  and  draper 
Vince  John,  painter  and  plumber 
Vince  John, clock  and  watch  maker 
WakefordEd ward, grocer  and  draper 
Waller  George,  tailor 
Waller  William,  grocer,  draper  and 

tailor 
Wyatt  David,  tailor 


COACHES. 

To  NORWICH,  a  Coach  (from  Walton), 
calls  at  the  White  Hart  Inn,  every  Wed- 
nesday and  Saturday  morning  at  nine 

To  WATTON  a  Coach  (from  Norwich), 
calls  at  the  White  Hart  Inn,  every  Wed- 
nesday and  Saturday  erening  at  seven 

CARRIERS- 

To  NORWICH,  —  Layatt,  on  Tuesday, 
Thursday  &  Saturday,  and  —  Adcock, 
—  Payne,  and  —  Harvey,  on  Monday, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday. 

To  WATTON,—  Payne,  and  —  Harvey, 
on  Monday,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 


HOLT, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OF  LETHERINGSETT,  HUNWORTH,  BRISTON  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS* 


JH( 


lOLT  is  a  parish,  giving  name  to  a  hundied — the 
market  town  is  119  miles  n.n.e.  from  London,  21 
N.'N.w.  from  Norwich,  and  12  n.e.  from  Faken- 
ham — the  last  named  the  nearest  railway  station  ;  plea- 
santly situated  about  four  miles  from  the  sea,  on  rising 
ground,  surrounded  by  a  fertile  district,  justly  styled 
the  '  Garden  of  Norfolk.'  Holt  is  a  place  of  consider- 
able antiquity,  and  is  conjeetured  to  have  heen  a  sta- 
tion or  encampment  of  the  Romans :  this  opinion 
being  strengthened  from  the  circumstance  of  aquern, 
or  hand  corn  mill,  having  been  ploughed  up  some  few 
years  since,  from  an  eminence,  called  '  Cromwell's 
hill,'  a  short  distance  hence.  The  town  is  ii  regularly 
built ;  the  streets  pas-lighted,  contain  several  excel- 
lent houses,  and  some  of  the  shops  are  handsome  and 
well  furnished.  The  paiish  comprises  four  manors, 
viz.  HoltiManor,  Holt  Market,  Holt  Hales,  and  Holt 
Pereers  ;  the  lords  of  which  aie  Hudson  Gurney  and 
Richard  Hanbury  Gurney,  Esqrs.  Alice  Pereers,  the 
celebrated  mistress  of  Edward  HI,  was  the  family  to 
which  the  latter  manor  belonged ;  the  Greshams 
afterwards  possessed  it,  and  in  the  manor  house.  Sir 
Thomas,  and  his  brother  Sir  Richard  (who  were  lord 
mayors  of  London),  were  born.  Sir  Thomas  conver- 
ted it  into  a  school-house,  endowing  it  with  this  manor, 
for  the  education  of  fifty  boy-,  to  be  chosen  from  the 
town  and  neighbourhood,  leaving  the  patronage  and 
government  of  it  to  the  Fishtnongers'  Company  of 
London  :  a  scholarship  in  Sidney  College,  Cam  bridge, 
l»elongs  to  this  school,  and  a  fellowship  there  to  the 
same  company:  ovei  tlie  principal  door  of  the  building 
are  the  arms  of  the  Fishmongers'  Company,  and  those 
of  the  Greshatn  family.  A  court  leet  is  held  annually 
on  Saint  Thomas'  day,  at  which  ccustables,  pindart, 


and  some  other  parochial  officers,  are  appointed;  and 
Holt  is  included  in  the  thirty -third  circuit  of  County 
Court  towns,  under  the  act  passed  in  1846,  for  the 
recovery  of  debts  to  any  amount  not  exceeding  £20. : 
this  court  is  held  monthly,  in  the  Shire- hall. 

The  places  of  worship  are  the  parish  church  of  Saint 
Andrew,and  chapels  for  Baptists,iheSociety  of  Friends 
and  Wesleyan  Methodists.  The  living  of  Holt  is  a 
rectory,  in  the  presentation  of  the  Master  and  Fel- 
lows of  Saint  John's  college,  Cambridge.  A  free- 
grammar  school  and  one  conducted  upon  the  national 
plan,  are  the  public  educationul  establishments.  The 
market,  chiefly  for  corn,  is  held  on  Friday.  Fairs, 
April  25th  and  November  28th.  The  parish  of  Holt, 
contained,  in  1831,1,622  inhabitants, and  in  1841, 1,604. 

Rather  more  than  a  mile  from  Holt,  in  the  same 
hundred,  is  the  village  of  Letheringsett,  situated 
on  theGlaven,  the  stream  of  which  turns  a  corn  mill; 
and  there  is  a  brewery  on  its  brinks.  The  church  is 
dedicated  to  Saint  Andrew  :  the  living  is  a  rectory,  in 
the  gift  of  the  Rev.  Charles  Codd.  The  population  of 
the  parish  is  under  300. 

HuNWORTH,  is  a  small  parish  and  village,  in  the 
same  hundred  as,  and  about  24  miles  s.s.w.  rrom  Holt. 
The  parish  church  of  Saint  Aildrew  (or  as  some  autho- 
rities state.  Saint  Lawrence),  is  a  small  building:  the 
living  is  a  discharged  rectory,  united  to  that  of  Stody,  hi 
the  patronage  of  Lord  Suffield.  Popuiaiionin  1841,234. 

Briston,  is  a  parish  in  the  same  hundred  as  Holt — 
the  village  being  situated  4  miles  s.  from  that  town. 
There  is  no  husiness  connected  with  the  parish,  but 
what  may  be  traced  to  agiicultural  operations.  The 
parish  church  of  All  Saints  is  a  small  structure:  the 
living  is  a  discharged  vicarage.  Population  in  1841, 963. 

35 


Ko^folfe. 


HOLT,  &c. 


^latet'0 


POST  OFFICE,  High-street, 
Thetford)  every  morniiiu  at  eight, 

OENTRV  AND  CLERGY. 
Be«t  Alr«.  H  lytieid  Hall 
Blade  Mr.  Jeieini.ih,  High  si 
Boldiiig  Will.  Juhiisoii  Jemiis,  Wa- 

boriie 
Boyd  AlexanderEsq.theLoHge,Holt9 
Boyd  Thonias  Esq.  Heath  House 
Buddeii  Rev.  John  M.  Withers  st 
CaiT  Miss  Charlotte,  Chiircli  st 
Clieatle  Mr^.  Martha,  Cliapel  st 
Codd  Rev.  Cliarhs,  Letheringsett 
Dasliwood  Rev.  Autustus,  Thoruage 
Davy  .Mi^s  Strah,  Chiiidi  st 
Eat<iii  Rf V.  Thoj.  R.  .Market  place 
Glrdlestfuie  Mrs.  Kelling  hall 
Girdie>K)ui'  Rev.  Jujin  G  iy,  Kelling 
Girliim  Mrs.  Mary,  the  Grove 
Greshain  Mr.  J<ihii,  Huston 
Hasting'  the  Rt.  Hon.  I.oid,  Melton* 

Coiis'aiile 
Jackson  Rev.  Huin))lirey,fheRectory 
Jodd'ell  Rev.  Sluldon,  Saxliiighaiu 
Alaicon  Rev.  Waiter,  Edgfield 
IVIarryatt   Franiia    Sainl.  Laiigham 

CottaKe 
Penitifiton   Walter   Hamilton   Esq. 

Ho!t  hall 
Pulleyne  Rev.  Benjamin,  Holt 
Ripiiii<ehall    Rev,    Stephen    Frost, 

Laiigiiain 
Ronse  Mrs.  ElizaVieth  Paec,  High  st 
Seeker  Mrs.  Susannah,  Wiihi  rs  st 
Witliers  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Withers  st 
Wrench  Mr.  Peter,  Riisii.n 

ACADEMIES    AND   SCHOOLS. 

FBfcE  Gkam.mau  School,  Maiket 
place  ;  h(  ad  ma.'^ter — Rev.  Benjn. 
Pulleyne  ;  second  master — John 
Slaiin  [Chattel  st 

Jordan  Sarah  Ann,  (boarding  &  day) 

Jones  Selina,  (hoarding  &  day) 
Hempstead  road 

National  School,  Norwich  road; 
niastfi — John  E.  Harwood  ;  mis- 
tress— Mis.  Hiir«ciod 

Newton  Ri(  hard  (boarding  &  day) 
Withers  street 

Rogers  Sarah,  Market  place 
ATTORNEYS, 

Back,Tlionia»  Sanctuary,  High  st 

Oveiton  Jeaffreion  JohiijShirehall- 
plain 

Ransoine  Henrv  Starling  (and  clerk 
to  the  Mavistiates  and  to  the 
Comniissioneis  of  Tuxes^High  st 

Webb  James  Micluicl  Churrh  st 

Witliers  Wm.  Woodcock,  Chinch  st 

AUCTIONEERS  &  APPRAISRS. 

Colman  Josepli,  High  st 

Hawkes  Maihvv.,  Melton  Constable 

Rendle  William  &  Son,  Stody 

Withers  Juhn  Showfll,  Henipsted 

BAKERS    Oc    FLOUR   DEALERS. 

Blade  John,  Market  place 

B'oy  F'icderick.  iJniJ  st 

Cii-theroe  William,  Uriston 

Jex  Daniel,  Sliireliallplain 

Mower  William,  lii  istun 

Perry  Lylia,  li  i^toii 

RixhroiiKli  Jiilin.  Fish  hill 

Waller  John,  Witlurs  st 
BANKERS. 

Gurneys' &   Co.  (Branch),  Jlarket 

Ela'C    (draw  on    Rardav   &   Co. 
ondon),  Ji.seph  Muskett,  agent 

BASKET  «  SIEVE  MAKERS. 

Bai'gayJmi.   Nertmaii    (&coo|irr), 

Criimei  mail 
Bnrrrh  Edwd.  Elden,  Market  place 
WatMiM  and  Murrell,  Market  plain 
Williams  John,  (and  cooper), Shire- 

hallplain 

36 


Holt. — Sophia  King,  Post  Mistress — Letters  from  all  parts  aiiive  (from 
and  are  despatched  thereto  at  a  quarter  before  five  in  the  eveiiinu'. 


BLACKSMITHS. 

Dagless Thomas)  andiron  and  brass 
founder^  Bod  ham 

Drewry  Ji-iin,  liiistoii 

Gooch  James,  Henipsted  road 

Jacobs  \  Bone  (and  tinmen),  Nor- 
wich road 

Jex  Johnson,  I-etheiingsett 

Loynes  John,  High  .street 

IMaiin  John,  (and  iron  and  brass 
founiler),  Thornage 

Poinier  Jndn.  Biiston 

BOOKSELLERS,  STATIONERS, 
AND   PRINTERS. 

Colman  Josepii,  High  st  [nlaci 

Yoiinge  Edwd.  (A  apiiiai^er Market 
j        BOOT    Ae    shoe    makers. 
Buck  Geoige,  Chajii  1  stiei  t 
I  Donglity  Jarne-.  Ch  ip-1  .stieet 
I  Fiiniage  Gt  orue,  Market  place 
'  Groi>m  William,  Maikt t  plain 

Lake  John,  Norwich  road 
\  Fjpwis  Cliiirlcs,  Heiiinsted  road 
Siiiton  Catheiine,  Marketplace 
Turner  George,  High  street 
Weeks  Georee,  Hiali  street 
Williams  William,  Hii;li  st 
BREECHES    MAKERS   AND 
GLOVERS. 
Bloomfield  William,  Biiston 
Clarke  James,  Market  place 
Norton  Eliza,  Fish  hill 

BREWERS. 

Han'y,  William  Haidy  Cozens,Leth- 

erinn'Ctl 
HeywoodThos.f&  mabstcr).  Bull  si 
Norton  Thos.  (and  inalt-ter).  Holt 
Rndd  William,  Hanworth 
WitiiersJolinShi'well  (and  maltster), 

Hi  nipsted  road 
BRICKLAYRS  &  PLASTERERS* 
liaiiibridye  Gabriel,  Briston 
Bambri<lge  Jolin.  Brision 
Clare  J  lines,  Holt 
Gowen  John,  Bull  street 
Love  John  Osborne,  Holt 

BUTCHERS 

Blnde  William,  Marketplace 
Bree.se  Robert  Market  place 
Ca»e  Edward,  Market  place 
Newell  Thomas,  High  st 

CARPENTERS    &    JOINERS. 

Cleihvioe  Henry,  Biiston 
Coo|ier  Chri^foplier,  Bull  street 
Dai  kin  John  Joseph,  (and  builder), 

Cromer  road 
Gowen  John,  Bull  street 
Nichols  Isaac,  Biision 
Sharpin  Frauds,  Marketplace 
Spink  James,  Cromer  load 
\Vhiting  John,  Bacoasthorpe 

CHEMISTS    ft    DRUGGISTS. 

Colli)  <n  Josi  pi),  High  stieet 
Craske  Saiimel,  HikIi  street 
Drozicr  Aniiii,  MarKet  pl.ice 

CONFECTIONERS. 
Benintt  Dnvic),  Maikei  pliin 
Curties  David.  Maiket  plain 
Jex  Darnel,  Shireh  iHnlain 
Riidkin  William,  Maiket  place 
FIRE,    &c.,    OFFICE    AGENTS. 
Atlas,     Henry    Starling    Ransonv 
HikIi  .street  [st 

'  rRow.N(iifeJ,Jas.  M.  W.  bb.  Church 
'  Farmkrs' ami  Grazif.bs'  (Ciitiie), 
i  Frerleiick  Wiilitr»,  Hull  street 
I  General  (hail  si"irm\  Jno.&Chas. 
I  Baker,  .Mnket  place 
Gimrdian,  John  King,  High  street 
I  Norwich  Equitable,  Jno.  Gies- 
ham  Woodcock,  Biiston  ;  Henry 
1     Starling  Ransom,  High  street 


Norwich  Union,  Jno.  and  Cha'" 

Baker,  Market  place  [s 

Ph(enix  I  fit  e),Ja«.M.  Webb,  Church 
Royal  Farmers'  (and  ueneial),  W. 

Woodcock  VVithersjCliiirth house 
Suffolk  Amicable    ffire),   Wm. 

Rnilkin.  Maiket  [ilace 
Sun,  Joseph  Colman, High  st 

GROCERS,    DRAPERS,   drc. 
Dawson  William,  Market  place 
Kin2  John,  His;h  street 
Liiilcll  Henry  Gtorgi',  Marketplace 
Mn-keit  Joseph.  Marketplace,  and 

Cietf  next  the  Sea 
PateJohn,  Bii-ton 
Rudkin  WilliHin,  Marketplace 
Smth  William  Tlioi.  Maiket    place 
Wiei/ett  Charles,  Biiston 
W'in^ett  James,  Cha(>i  1  street 
Woodcock  John  Giesliain,  Briston 

HATTERS. 

Clare  Wi'liam,  Withers  street 
Nurse  William,  High  stieet 

INNS  ee  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

.Angel,  John  Hopkins,  Bull  st 
Blue  Bell,  Jno.  W.  Iton,  Huuworth 
Bull,  Williiini  Wnrd,  Bull  st 
Clieqiiers,  Geoiue  Court,  Bii«lnn 
Dolphin,  John  Risbroiigh,  Fish  hill 
Fea'heis    Inn    (commeicial  &  p. st- 
ing), Wiliam  Parke,  Maiket  place 
Half.Mo<>n.Richd.(Loc;ksiiiiti', Biiston 
Hor-eShoes,Hy.VVillmeisiui,Bri»ton 
King's  Hiad,  Sainl.  White.  Lethi-r- 

illL'sett 
Kim;'^Hl  ad, Sarah  Johnson,  High  st 
NewInisFranci-  Sharpin, Mai ker  pi 
Queen  Adelaide, Prisca  LaC)  Norton, 
Withers  st  [road 

White  Li<ni,Dnniel  Leggatt,  Cromer 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Heywood  Thomas,  Bull  st 
Palmer  WiHi,tni,  Briston 
Preg  William,  Norwich  road 
Rudd  William,  Hunworth 
Weston  Robert,  Chapel  st 
WiirMm^on  Jnmes,  Briston 
IRONMONGERS  &COLOURMEN 
Baker  J'.lin&  Chas.  Market  place 
Massingham,  Mmk  C.  (and  earthen- 
ware dealer).  High  st 

MILLERS. 

Boyd  Alexander  and  'Ihonias,   Hoi* 

Brett  Daniel,  Wnhoriie 

Cook  Wm  &  Robins,  Glandford 

Dawson  .lnhn,  WhIioi  ne 

Harris  William.  Blalieney  road 

PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS     AND 

GLAZIERS. 
Bulliii  William,  Fairstead  row 
Bunnett  Simon,  High  st 
Painter  Clirke.  Hia'h  st 
l',i»hl<y  William,  High  st 
SADDLERS      AND      HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Basham  Thomas,  Maiket  place 
Bastiam   Kraines  &  Mary,  High  st 
Kudil  John,   Bri-ion 
Spencer  James,  Hunworth 
Wilson  'rhoiiias,  High  st 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 
Clare  .*sarah.  Withers  st 
Etheridge  Eleanor,  Bull  st 

SURGEONS. 

Banks  John,  CroniiT  road 
Coleman  John,  Bull  st 
Hales  John,  Bull  st  [place 

Pulleyne  Walter  Masterman,  Market 
Skrimsliire  George,  High  st 


IBiretttirp. 


TAILORS. 

Biicham  WiUiam,  High  st 
Clarke  Janifs,  ftlaiket  place 
Maliftt  Wallace,  Matl;et  place 
Nasii  Thomas  W.  Marketplace 

WATCH    «c    CLOCK   MAKERS. 
RanilalljMO.(&iiiiiisiiiith),\Vitheis  st 
Sexton  William,  Market  place 

WHEELWRIOHTS. 
P»rk  J'shua  Briston 
Peck  Thomas,  Hun  worth 
Woods  Birtholiiitew,  Briston 
VriNE  Se  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS' 
Clark  John  High  st 
Keadle  William,  Stody 
Woodcock  J  no.  Gresham,  Briston 

Miscellaneous. 

Bennett  David, tinman,  &c.  Market  plain 
Bloomfield  J">hn,  surveyor  of  iDJand  re- 
venue. Church  street 
Clark  John,  Innd  agent.  High  st  [place 
Clarke  Charles. I aiiie!<,hair<1resser.Markel 
Covell  Joseph,  superintendent  rrijistrar 
Criiwe  James    china   and   glass   dealer, 

Shirehall  plain 
CnrsonUoliert.fnrnitnre  broker,\Vithers  st 
Earl  Jeremiah,  gardener,  Workhouse  lane 


HOLT,  &c. 

Gas  WoRKS.HoIt— John  Randall,  proprtr 
Hawkes  Joseph  Drakes,  land  surveyor, 

Shirehall  plain  [hall  plain 

Heriid  Henry,  rope  and  net  maker,  Shire- 
Lake  William,  gardener.  High  st 
Leech  Benjamin,  curlier,  Hiuh  st 
^  icholls  James,  hair  dresser.  Withers  st 
Preston    William,    professor    ol   music. 

Fish  hill 
Randall  John,  gnnsmith.  Withers  st 
Searles  James,  stone  mason.  Church  st 
Stamp  Office,  John  and  Chailes  Bake, 

sub-distrihiiters 
Vince    William    Mills,    coach    builder. 

Withers  street 
Ward  William,  millwright.  Bull  st 
WattsWm.relievin;;  olBcer.Fairstead  road 
Withers  Frederick,  general  agent,  Bull  st 
Woods  Edmund,  veterinary  surgn.  Briston 


PLACES    OF   'WORSHIP, 

AND  THEIR    MINISTERS. 

All  Saints'    Chuuch,    Briston — Rev. 

James  Bird,  incumdent. 
Saint  Andrew's  Chdrch,  Holt— Rev. 

Humphrey  Jackson,  incumbent;    Rev. 

Thomas  R  Eaton,  curate. 
Baptist  Chapel,  Cliapel  street— minii- 

ters  various. 


Norfolfe. 


Wesletan  Methodist  Cbapel 
Withers  street  and  Chapel  street — Ro 
John  M.  Budden,  minister. 


COUNTY    COURT. 
HELD  IN  THE  SHIRE  HALL  MONTHLV 

Jurfpe— Thomas  Jacob  Birch,  Esq. 
Hiyh  Baihff—^r\\nlr  John  Landon. 
<7.rfc-Alrxander  Fdgrll. 
Assi<!tatit  C/fifc— James  IVi.  Webb. 
iSai/i^— Frederick  Withers. 
Aisistant  //oi/i^— William  Groom. 


RAILWAY. 

The  nearest  Station  is  at  Fakenham, 
twelve  miles  distant,  on  a  branch  line 
communicaiine  with  tlieFAST  Anglian 
Railway,  at  East  Dereham. 

CARRIERS. 

To  FAKENHAM  and  I.VNN,  Samuel 
Mason,  from  the  Angel,  Monday  and 
Thursday 

To  NORWICH,  a  Van,  from  Ihe  Bnl 
Inn,  James  Crowe,  from  Shirehalj 
plain,  and  James  Ciirties,  from  Ihei' 
houses, Market  plain.Tuesday  &  Krida'' 

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LODHON,  CHEDGRAVE  AND  NEIGHBOURHOOD. 

O'DDON  is  a  pnn>.h  givine  name  lo  a  hundred—  organ,  one  of  a  very  fine  tone,  was  presented  to  the 
the  mat  ket  town,  small  and  pi.  asant,  is  111  inilesN.E.  cluiich  hy  Mr.  Thomas  Reynolds,  ^cho<.lmasteI•,  iu 
fioiii  London,  10  s.E  fiom  Norwich,  and  15  s.w.  from  1821.  The  living  of  Loddon  is  a  vicarage,  in  the 
Yariiionth;  situated  on  the  declixityand  summit  of  an  patronage  of  the  Bi^iop  of  Ely;  the  Kev.  John  Smith 
eminence,  vva-hed  liy  an  incon-iderahle  stream  which  !  is  the  piesent  incumhent.  The  We-leyan  and  Primi- 
niingles  its  wateis  with  the  Yare,  at  Yanlley  Cro-s; '  tive  Methodist>  have  places  of  worship,  and  there  is  a 


and  on  the  load  from  Norwich  to  Beccles.  The  niagis 
ttates  met  t  in  pi  tiy  session  at  the  Sw^n  Inn,  <«n  tlie 
first  and  third  Wednesdays  in  every  month.  This  is 
rota  place  of  ex'ensife  tiade — i  here  are  some  malting- 
and  two  or  three  flf)ur  mills,  hui  the  prevailing  occu- 
pation oftheinhahitantsofthe  pati'h  is  agriculture. 

The  palish  (hnich  of  the  Holy  Trinity,  is  a  laree 
and  hitidsoine  stone  structure,  yunnonnted  hy  a  well- 
pi  oponioned  tower  :  in  tlic  chancel  is  a  marble  altar 
tomb  of  the  Hi  hart  family,  one  of  whom  founded  tin 
cliurcli  in  liie  reign  of  Henry  VII.,  there  are  likevMse 
some  other   nn'iiunieiiis  deserving   inspection.    The 


nution  il  scliool  snppoited  hy  suhscription.  In  tiie 
■  own  is  a  private  lunatic  asylum.  The  market,  prin- 
cipally for  corn,  is  held  on  Tuesday;  and  fairs,  for 
«tock,  on  Easter  Monday  and  the  first  Monday  after 
Ni'v.  mher  22nl.  Population  of  the  parish  in  1831, 
1,17.1,  and  in  1841,  1,197. 

C.IEDGRAVE  is  a  small  parish  and  villaee  in  Loddon 
liiindied,  about  a  mile  to  thn  north  of  that  tnwn.  The 
parish  chiwxh  dedica'ed  to  All  Siiints,  h^s  a  fine  Nor- 
man doorway :  the  living  is  a  discharged  rectory,  in 
•  he  pntiotiaKe  of  the  family  of  Proctor.  Population  Oj 
the  paii-h,  in  1841,  348. 


POST    OFFICE,  Fram  is  Alexander,  Post  3/'/s/^r.— Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  from  Norwich  every 
mornina  at  half-past  nine,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  ten  minutes  past  lour  in  the  afteinoon, 

*«•  The  ntimes  loithiiut  address  are  in  Loduon. 


GENTBY    AND    CLERGY. 

B^con  Sir  Edmd.  B;irt,  Ravelingham 
Beam  hamp  Hev.  Wihiam,  Loddon 
Branch  Mr.  Daniel,  Loddon 
Cadne,  Mr.  Christopher,  Loddon 
Campbell  Mr.  Robeif,  Loddon 
Cole  Mrs.  Ann,  Loddon 
Farron  Jonathan  Esq.  Mnndham 
Freeston  Mr.  John,  Loddon 
Gilbert  Mr.  Edward,  Loddon 
Gilbert  Rev.  John,  Clieder  ive 
Hob-on  ilfv.  Will'am.Sizeland 
Holmes  Rev.  Thomas,  LayUtn 
Hudson  .Mr.  Richaid,  Loddon 
Jolly  Rev.  Hunton,  I3roome 
Jolly  Mr.  William,  Loddon 
Lamb  Mr-.  Maitha.  L'ddon 
Palmer  Mrs.  — .  Loddon 
Parki  rson  Mr.  C  iter,  Loddon 
Pelhani  Hon.  A  Rev.  Berahapton 
Ut'ingMrs  Sarah,  Lndilon 
Smith  Rev.  John,  Ltxldon 
Smith  Mr.  Tlioma>,  l/iddon 
Snence  Mis.  Sophia,  Loddon 
Vinci  III  Ml.  Jame.s,  Loiidon 
Wall  Rev.  James,  Norton 
Wisken  Rev.  John.  Loildon 
Wo<.d  Mrs.  Eliza,  Loddon 

ACADEMICS    6t    SCHOOLS. 
Halt  David,  Loddon 
Jolly  Maria,  Loddon 


Mitcalf  John,  Loddon 

National  School, — Frances  Pear- 
son, mistress 
PROFESSIONAL    PERSONS. 

Adams  .losi  pi>,  R.  clerk  to  commis- 
sioners «if  taxes 

Copeman  James,  attorney,  Loddon 

Jilly  William,  surgeon,  Loddon 

Pedgrifi  R-bt,  smueon  &  proprietor 
of  Lunatic  A.sylum,  Loddon 

RodwcU  George,  ^Ulgeon,  Loddon 

BANKERS. 

Harveys'&Hudsoiis'  (bianch),  Lod- 
don—  (raw  on  HaiiKeys'  &  Co. 
London) — Fias.  Alex  n')er,.Agent 
FIRE    &C.  OFFICE  AGENTS. 

Norwich  Equitable,-  Jno.Baley, 

Loddon  [aiid<-r,  Loddon 

Norwich   Union,— Francis  Aiex- 

INNS    et    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Angel.  Edward  M'lldleton 
laulifl  'wer,  John  Napp 
Crown,  Chailes  Fairhead 
Fox  and  Houinis,  Henrv  Blister 
Garden  House,  Jam-  s  Preston 
(iro'c  Hiiiry  Til>''eshain 
Jolly  Faiiner-,  Richaid  Bright 
King's  Head,  Jotm  Coiistahle 
Swan  &  PostingHouse. Gilbert  Hunt 
White  HorscjJ  no. Watson,  Chedgrve 


SHOPKEEPERS  6t  TRADERS. 

Alrxaiiiler  Kraiuis,  giocer  a  diaper 
Algate  Saml.  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Allcock  Robt.  boot  and  shi>e  maker 
Hakir  William,  biker 
Baker  William,  hoot  &  shoe  maker 
Baki  r  William,  grocerand  draper 
Baldwin  Wm.  cooper,  Chedgiave 
Bickham  Robert,  bricklaxer 
Bellard  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
liiaddock  ThouiHS,  cooper 
Branch  Kli2aheth,stiaw  bonnet  mkr 
Hranch  Roiiert,  bricklayer 
Biiiigloe  Robt.  painter  &  plumber 
Burton  William,  miller 
Cable  Benjamin,  hair  diesser 
ChapmanJ  no.  miller  &  corn  chandler 
Chuicli  John,  vvheelwiiglii 
CI  irke  Job,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Clarke  Samu  IJohn,  tailor 
Clevi  land  .'\lfrid,vcteiiiarv. surgeon 
Crake  John,  watch  and  clock  maker 
Ci  ipps  Johnson,  chemist  &  stationer 
Cullum  Emma,  milliner  and  straw 

bonnet  maker 
Culliiin  Samuel,  tailor 
Ciimby  Charl  s, blacksmith 
(,'nmiiy  VV  illi  nil,  blacksmith 
Curtis'  Richaril,  siddler 
Davy  George,  tuicklayer 
Deans  Isaac,  wheelwright 

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Xorfolft. 


LODDON,  &c. 


5latei'0 


SflOPftEEP£RS,  ate — Continued. 
t'aiihertd  Charles,  butcher 
Fairliead  Jai.  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Fisher  Robert,  blacksmith.  Hales 
Forder  Robert,  palmer  and  plumber 
Fryer  Caroline,  lioot  and  shoe  *h«»p 
Ge<nc:e  William  H.   inland  revenue 

officer 
Goddard  Edward,  malister 
Golf  John  M.  auctioneer,  and  snr- 

ve\oT,  and  seed,  wiiic  and  spirit 

mercliant 
Gunton  .lalin,  corn  and  seed  dealer 
Gunton  Mai  v  and  Eliza,  drapers 
Hard  Mary  M.  organist 
HaiodJ  no.  K.J  oil, greaseisack  dealer 
Harod  Sarah,  grocer  and  draper 
Hoddy  Edgar,  carpenter  and  vvheel- 

wriglit,  Chedgrave 
Hoddy  Maiy,  straw  bonnet  maker, 

Chedgrave  [deaths 

Hoddy  Wui.  registrar  of  births  and 
Howlt-tt  Herbeit,  painter &pluniber 
Hubbertsey    Heniy,  superintendent 

of  police 
Huntini;  Daniel,  veterinary  surgeon 
Jay  Robt.  bookbinder  &  tea  dealer 
Kerrison  Samuel,  bricklayer 


Lack  James,  baker  artd  shopkeeper 
Lamb  Geo.  maltster  and  corn  dealer 
Laniti  William,  butcher 
liane  Edward,  tailor 
Leggett  George,  baker 
Lenian  John,  grocer  and  draper 
Mallett  James, boot  and  shoe  maker, 

Chedgrave  [watch  maker 

Merrison  James,  grocer.draper  and 
Mill-  Martha,  baker 
Morris  Kobert,  bricklayer 
Myhill  George,  vlover 
Nevvson  Robert,  tailor 
Flow  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Plow  Richard,  boot  and  slvoe  maker 
Riches  Daniel,  blacksmith 
Riches  .lobn,  miller  lerave 

Smith  John,  grocer  &  draper,  Clieil- 
Spurgi  on  John,  carpenter  &.  builder 
Stone  Horace,  boot  &  shoe  maker, 

Chedgrave 
Stiolger  John,  brick  maker 
Ward  Robt.   carpenter  ami  builder 
Whitby  Robert,  tailor 
White  John,  bricklayer 
Wigg  John,  butcher,  Chedgrave 
Wiiuht  James,  basket  maker 
Wriglit  Samuel,  millwright 


POOR    LAW   UNlOSr. 

Workhouse,  Hackenhain. 

Governor — John  Brigham. 

Matron— Mary  Brigliam. 

Chajilain—Hev.  John  Wisfacn. 

Sur(ieon— Robert  Pedgrift. 

Clerk    to     the    Board    of   Guardians-' 

Jamrs  Coptman. 
Relievtng  Officers— John  Greeograts  Mid 

£llis  Eaater. 


COACHES. 

To  BECCLES,  a  Coach  and  an  Omnihui 
(from  Norwi«h),pa99es  through  Loddonr 
every  Monday,  Wednesday  &  Saturday 
cvrninR  at  six 

To  NORWICH, aCoacAand  an  Omn\bil$ 
(from  Beccles),  passes  through  I/oddon, 
every  Monday,  Wednesday  &  Saturday 
morning  at  ten. 

CARRIERS. 

To  NORWICH,  —  Greenprass,  Wednes- 
day  and  Sa'urday,  ami  —  VVoolmer; 
Tuesday,  FrUay  and  Satorday. 

To  YARMOUTH,  —  Fairhead,  and  — 
Leggetl,  Wediesday  and  Saturday 


J^YNN  REGfS,    CASTLE    RISING  &  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


dYNN  REGIS,  or,  as  it  is  commonly  called  King's 
Lynn,  is  a  sea-port,  market  town,  and  borough,  borth 
corporate  and  parliamentary,  having  separate  juris- 
diction, locally  in  the  Lyim  division  of  the  hundred  of 
Freebiidge  ;  ^  miles  n.  by  e.  from  LondoTi,  47  N.  from 
Cambridge,  and  44  w.  by  n.  from  Norwich;  situated 
on  the  line  of  the  East  Anglian  Railway,  for  which 
there  is  a  station  in  the  Blackfiiars  toad.  It  is  sealed 
on  the  ea&teni  bank  of  the  Great  Otl^e,  very  near  its 
Gonfluence  with  the  VVash,  the  common  receptacle  of 
this  river  and  the  Nfiie,  and  about  ten  miles  troni  the 
German  Ocean.  At  one  period  it  wa-  calhd  Bi>)iop's 
Lynn,  from  haiing  belonged  to  the  bishop  of  Norwich  ; 
but  being  alienated  to  the  crown  in  ibe  29th  of  Henry 
VIM.  thf  name  was  changed  to  that  which  it  now 
bears.  Lynn  is  a  very  ancient  town,  and  isrecoided 
to  have  been  a  place  of  considerable  commerce  as  eaily 
as  the  Norman  Conquest.  The  town  i^  upwards  of  a 
mile  in  length  and  half  a  mile  in  breadth,  and  is  tii- 
teisccted  by  four  rivulets,  termed  'fleets,'  over  wiiich 
are  many  bridges.  There  are  three  principal  streets 
that  take  nearly  a  parallel  direction,  from  which 
smaller  ones  diverge;  they  are  well  paved,  and  gas- 
lighted  ;  and  the  inhabitants  are  plenteously  supplied 
with  excellent  water,  brouuht  from  Grimstone,  a  dis- 
tance of  about  seven  miles,  and  coiiVe\ed  into  an 
aqueduct  belonging  10  ihc  corporation.  Exclusive  of 
those  for  the  purpose  of  religion,  the  following  aie 
the  principal  public  buildings.  The  guildhaM  is  a  fine 
old  ^truclure,  erected  about  the  thne  of  Elizabeth,  it 
coni|ui>^es  a  hall  of  justice  and  various  ofTrces  for  the 
transaction  of  public  business,  together  with  elegant 
assembly  and  card  reoiiis.  The  West  Norfolk  and 
Lynn  hospital,  a  new  and  elegant  building,  was 
erected  in  183."),  at  a  cost  of  upwards  of  £2,5U0.  'Jhe 
theatre  is  hand«ome,  and  its  internal  ilecoiations  ap- 
propriate. A  subsciiption  library  was  established  in 
1797 ;  it  contains  about  seven  thousand  volumes, 
amongst  wliich  aie  many  valuable  and  rare  works  of 
genius :  there  is  also  a  mechanics'  news-room  and 
library,  and  other  news-rooms.  A  corwersuzione  has 
been  estaldished  here  for  a  number  of  years  ;  there  are 
several  classes  in  coniieciion  with  it,  the  principal  of 
■which  ate  for  chenii>tiy,  mathematics,  law,  and 
general  discussion.  A  iiewspaiier  is  published  in  Lynn 
weekly;  it  is  a  journal  conducted  with  consideiablc 
talent,  and  enjoys  a  good  circulation. 

The  first  royal  ciiarter  extant  is  that  of  the  14th  of 
John  ;  this,  however,  from  its  tenor,  ap|)ears  to  be  a 
rniifiitnation  and  extension  of  former  privileges.  The 
town  has  always  been  distinguished  for  loyalty  to  the 
sovereign,  and  has  been  rewarded  by  nut  fewer  than 

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nineteen  royal  charters,  which  confer  very  coi»- 
siderable  rights  and  powers  j  amongst  these  the  most 
iniportiint  is  that  of  liolding  quarterly  sessions  of  the 
peace,  with  anih<irity  lo  try  all  actions,  civil  and 
ciiminal,  except  for  hinh  treason.  Previous  to  the 
operation  of  the  Municipal  Reform  Act  Lynn  was 
governed  by  a  mayor,  recorder,  twelve  aldermen,  and 
eighteen  common  councilmen:  the  corporation,  under 
the  new  act,  consists  of  a  mayor,  recorder  (who  pre- 
sides at  the  quarter  .sessions),  six  aldermen  and 
eighteen  couiicillois,  with  the  usual  assistant  officers; 
the  style  of  the  corporate  body  is,  'the  Mayor  and 
Buryesstsof  tlie  Borough  of  Lynn  Regis.'  The  borough 
is  divided  into  three  wards,  and  pi-ovi<led  with  a  com- 
mission of  the  peace,  under  which  the  usual  conrts 
ate  held, and  the  magistrates  sit  in  petty  sessions  every 
Monday  and  Thursday.  Lynn  is  included  in  thethiity- 
8ec(>nd  ciicuit  of  County  Court  towns,  under  the  act 
passed  in  1846,  for  the  recovery  of  debts  to  any 
amount  not  exceeding  £20.  Lynn  Iws  returned  two 
members  to  parliament  from  a  veiy  early  peiiod;  the 
present  representatives  are  Viscount  Lord  Jocelyn  and 
the  Hononiable  Kdward  Henry  Stanley.  The  town  is 
a  polling  station  at  the  election  of  members  to  repre- 
sent We^t  Norfolk  ;  and  it  is  the  centre  of  an  LTnion 
under  the  new  poor-law ;  the  workhouse,  formeily  a 
church,  dedicated  to  Saint  .lames,  is  situated  within 
the  borough.  The  trade  of  the  port  is  very  consider- 
able; about  one  hundred  and  seventy  sail  of  vessel 
belong  to  Lynn,  and  mucii  business  is  also  done  in 
foieign  bottoms,  chiefly  Dutch  and  French.  Till  re- 
cently very  few  harbours  in  the  kingdom  possessed  a 
better  corn  and  coal  trade  coastwise,  Lynn  havini;  are 
extensive  command  of  inland  navigation.  Its  foreign 
coiiinierce  is  principally  with  Norway  and  the  Baltic 
ports,  and  its  transactions  with  Portugal  in  the  wine 
tiadeare  of  some  impoiiance:  the  commercial  pros- 
perity of  the  port  has  experienced,  however  of  late 
yi  ars,  considerable  depression. 

There  are  several  places  of  worship  0iider  the  estah- 
lishment,  as  well  as  for  vatious  religions  denomtiia- 
lioiis — tlieir  iianies,  situations,  and  ofliciating  ministers 
are  given  in  a  list  at  a  subsequent  pane.  The  church 
of  All  Saints  is  an  ancient  cruciloitn  structure,  prior 
to  the  dissolution  attached  to  the  monastery  of  VVhite 
Friars  ;  the  living  is  a  vicarage,  in  the  patronage  <if 
the  Bishop  of  Kly.  Saint  Margaret's  is  one  of  tlie 
largest  paiish  churches  in  England ;  it  is  a  plain 
edifice,  but  handsomely  and  commodiouslv  fitted  up, 
and  is  fnrni.Oied  v\ith  a  veiy  fine  organ  and  a  peal  of 
eight  bells.  This  church  was  founded  by  Heibcrt  de 
Lozinga^  last  Bishop  of  Thetford  and  tirst  ofNoiwicb, 


I^irectoig. 


LYNN  REGIS,  &c. 


KoifolU. 


ill  the  year  HOO:  the  living  is  a  4)erpetual  cuiHcy,  with  ,  Thf  inaiket  days  are  Tue.s.lav  and  Fridav-the  former 
that  of  baint  NuholHS  anmxed,  m  the  gift  of  the  Deati  i  is  a  Imge  one  f-.r  corn   and   cattle.     Fairs,  February 


and  Chapter  of  Nonvich.  The  church  of  is-ini  John  14th.  October  17th.  an.)  the  secnd  ftlonday^  in  Ap-il 
the  Evangelist  lb  a  beautiful  structuie,  in  the  style  ol  and  November.  The  popnlatio..  of  ihebomuth  and 
the  th.rttenth  century,  and  contain.^  upwards  of  eiijht  parishes,  in  1831,  was  13  .-^70  and  in  1841  16  0i9- 
hundred  fn-e  sittings,  Its  e.ection  was  effected  by  ■  the  population  at  the  present  time  (1850)  is  estimated 
voluntary  subscription,  assistetl  by  funds  from  the  com-  <  at  about  19,000. 
niissiomrs  for  bmldiiig  tliunhes  and  chapels.     Saiuti      p,  „  .  .,   . 

nt:„i.„,..„.  cijyp^i  is  a  very  elegant  Gothic  building,  > .  -Z^^!:  *^'»''*«  '«  a  pansh  in  the  hundred  of  Free- 
nired  for  its  fine  oak  roof,  and  riisiingui>htd  .  '"'°Se— "le  vHUge,  now  but  an  inconsidentble  one, 
)st  spacious  one-aisle  church  in  the  kingdom, '^''^  formerly  a  market  town,  and  previous  to  the 
ist  and  Independent  Chapels  are  handsome   "l'<^'"=»";'"   o^.  "'f^    itetorm  Bill   was  a  parliamentary 


and  spacious—tlii'y  w<  re  eiected  at  a  cost  o(  about 
£3,000  e.ich.  The  charitable  foundations  and  in- 
stitutions are  numerous.  The  free  grammar  sdiool 
was  founded  in  the  leign  of  Henry  VII.;  it  is  under 
the  patronage  of  thecoi poiation,  and  has  scholarships 
to  vaiious  colleges.  Eugene  Aram  was  uslrer  at  this 
school  wlien  he  was  apprehended,  in  1759,  on  a  charge 
of  murder,  coiiimiited  fourteen  years  previously,  and 
of  wliiih  he  was  found  guilty  and  executed.  Tiie 
charity  schools  are  of  various  descriptions,  parochial, 
lational  and  othei  w  ise.  There  are  almshouses  in  m  hich 
nearly  fifty  pour  persons  are  maintained,  and  many 
cliarirahle  bequests  alleviate  the  indigence  of  others. 
There  are  several  remnants  of  architf-cturnl  auii- 
■quities,  the  most  conspicuous  of  which  iue  '  the  Chapel 
of  Our  Lady  on  the  Mount,'  a  most  unique  spt-c'imen  ; 
and  the  Grey  Friais*  steeple;  the  latter   piesents  an 


borough:  it  is  4  miles  n.  from  Lynn,  and  was  for- 
merly a  sea-port  inferior  only  to  that  town  and 
Yarmouth.  It  now  attracts  atteniion  chietly  on  account 
of  its  castle,  the  lemains  ot  which  are  very  extensive; 
the  keep  is  nearly  entire,  ajid  the  whole  forms  a  most 
imposing  relic  of  feudal  grandeur.  Itwasin  this  castle 
that  Isabella,  the  wife  of  Edward  II.  was  confined  hy 
her  son,  after  her  separation  from  her  paramour, 
Mortimer.  The  parish  church  of  Saint  Lawrence  is 
an  ancifjii  building,  aud  a  fine  specimen  of  the  Nor- 
niHii  style  of  architecture,  with  a  square  tower  rising 
from  tlie  centre.  The  entrance  is  enriched  with  mould- 
ings, and  the  font  is  higiily  ornamented.  The  living 
is  a  rectory,  in  the  ptesentHtion  of  the  Honble.  Mrs. 
Mary  Howdrd.  An  endowed  school,  and  a  hospital 
for  twelve  aged  women,  are  the  iirincipal  cliailties. 
The  populatioi'  af  the  parish,  in  1831,  and  liAswise  iu 
1841,  was  358, 


excellent  landin^rk  for  shi|)piiig  coming  to  the  poit. 

POST    OFFICE^  42  New  Conduit-street,  Lynn,  Mr.  Robinson  Cm  so.  Post  Master. 
Arrival  of  the  Mails- — From  London,  the  Nokth  of  England,  and  Scotland  and  Ireland,  eveiy 

iBoining  at  a  qunrter  before  five,  and  aftetiioon  at  four. 
From  Bliknham  Market,  Thornham,  DocKJNf;,  Heacham,  &c.  every  evewing  at  seven. 
Despatches. — To  London,  the  North  of  England,  also  to  Scotland  aud  Ireland  emry  morning 
at  a  quarter  jjast  eight,  and  evening  at  a  quarter  before  eit;l)t. 
To  BuRNHAM  Market,  Thornham,  Docking,  Heacham,  &c.  at  six  in  the  nmrning. 

'i'lie-Sw  Closes  at  eight  a.m.,  for  the  morning  mail,  and  half-jiast  six  p.m.  for  the  evening  mail. 

There  are  two  deliveries  &dUy ,  \\z.  at  half-past  seven  in  tie  tnoriiing.  and  half-past  four  in  tbe  afternoon. 


MOBILITY,    GENTRY    AMD 
CLERGY. 

Alexander  Mr.  Joseph,  London  road 
Allen  Mrs,  — ,  St.  Anne's  place 
Allen  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Loudon  road 
Allen  Mis«  Mary,  5  Gnaiinock  plate 
Allen  Rev.  VVilliam,  St.  Germans 
AUJs  Uev,  John,  86  Norfolk  st 
AylmerMis,  Maiy  Ann,  14  Buck- 
ingham terrace 
Bigie  Richard,  .Esq.,  Tuesday  Mar- 
ket place  and  Gaywood  Hail 


Cozens  .Mr.  William,  IlSt.  James  st 
Cramptoii  Mr.  Einerv,  West  Lynn 
Creal;  M  rs.  Miriam,  7   London  road 
Creak  Mr.  VVilliam,  Valingei''s  road 
Crisp  Miss  Jane  Palnier,38  Friars  st 
Cruso  Mrs.  Ann,  London  road 
Cumm'tig  Kev.  Jas.,  Nuiih  Runctou 
Curie  Mr.  Jacob,  E^st  Winch 
Curie  Mr.  Richard,  East  Winch 
Currie  Rev.  Ciiar.es,  Tilney 
Cuiti.sCapt  riioniHS.R.N.  London  rd 
Dawson  Mr.  John,  Gaywood  road 


Bagott  Kev.  Chas.Wm.Casile  Rising   Dewing  Kichard,  Esq.,  A^liwicken 
Baldwin  Mrs.  Ann,  Paradise  giove    j  Dusgate  Mrs.  .Mary,  Gaywood  road 
Barnes  Kev.  Geoixe,  Grinistcme       1  Dye  Mr.  Robeit,  East  Winch 
Beck  Mr.  John  R.,  Castle  Rising      I  Edw.irds  MissCallierine, London  rd 
BeglevMi.  Wiii.b.a.,  12  London  road    Eller  Rev.  George,  West  Winch 
Bell  the  iMisses — ,  North  Ruiictou    1  EKden.Mrs.MaiiellH,10St.  James  st 
Beloe  Rev.  Uoheit,  Fiiar  st  |  Everard  Edward,  Esq.  Middleton 

Billiiig  Mr.  Chas.,2Guaiinock  place   Everaid  R«v.Edwaid  B.,  Stuiilioe 
Billim;  Mr.Gtorge,!  Guannock  place  j  Everard  Jas.  EJsden.Esq.,  Congham 
Blrtke  Mr.  George,  Refley  spring       |  Kwel  iMrs.  Mary,  19  Valingeis  road 
Blencowe     the    Misses    ftlaignret,  !  Fish  Mrs.  Sarah,  London  road 

EUeB&  ■Henrietta,  Nelson  st        1  Folkes  Mrs.  Martin   B.,   Congham 
Blencowe  Mr.  Waltir,  Nelson  st       |      Lodge  [Hall 

BoweiiRe*-.Jerenri?ih,B.A.  W<stL\nn  ,  Folkes  Sir  Wm,  B.,Bart,  HiHington 
Braiisby  Rev.  John,  St.  James  si  |  Frankliti  Rev. John  F.  West  Newton 
Broadhent    Mrs.    Sarah,   37    New  I  Fieeman  Rev.  J(din,  Ashwickeii 

Checker^freet  [place  !  Fysoti  M-i.  Josej)}!,  London  road 

Brooks  Mr.    William,  9  Guanirock  i  Gardner  Mrs.  Martha,  Norfolk  st 
Brown  .Mrs.  — ,  Gaywood  road  Garrad  Mr.  William,  11  King  st 

Brown  Mf^.  Elizabeth,    13  Buck- !  G.ithergood   Mrs.    Maria,  2  North 

ingham  terrace  Evetard  slrtet 

Brown  Rev.  Henry,  Puifleet  place     Gay  Miss  Ann,  Forth  Wootton 
Cary  Miss  Elizabeth,  London  road      Gay  Mr.  Riclinrd,  North  Wootton 
Chequer  Mrs  Elizbth,4Railway  load  1  Gent  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  8  Valingersrd 
Clarke  Rev.  Wm.W. North  Wootton    Gill>ert  Rev.  — ,  Gavton 


Clowes  Mr.  Fiancis,  London  ro. id 
CoeMrs.,\lai-y  ftlaiia,  8  All  Saints  st 
Coldham  Mr.  James,  Anmer 
Cole  Mr.  Robert,  Middlestou 
Cooper  Mrs.  Sarah,  the  Chase 
Coulton  iMrs.Prisciila,Railway  road 
Cowper    the    Honorahl-,     Charles 
Spencer,  Saiidringhum  Hall 


Giscard  Mr.  Joiin,  12  London  roxd 
Goode.Mrs  Susannah, 10  St.James  st 
Gostlirig  Mrs.Mary,8  Blackfriars  rd 


Hankinson  liev.  Robt.  Edwards,  St. 

A.nne  st 
Hankinson   Rev.    Robert  Walpole, 

St.  Andrews 
Hardy  Mrs.  Sarah,  S.'i  All  Siiints  st 
Hinds(»iiMts.My..,38Ne.wChecker  st 
Hogge  Mrs.  — ,' Tuesday  Market  pi 
Hogge  George,  Esq.,  Hiliny  Lodge 
Holditch  Mrs.ELixa,8  St.Nicliolasst 
Houghton  Rev.Wm.  South  Woottou 
Howard  the  Honorable  Mrs.  Mary, 
Castle  Rising  [ten  ace 

Howlett    Rev.    William,   (iiiannock 
Hnlton  Frank,  Esq.,  North  Runctoji 
H niton    Rev.  Thomas,   m.a.,    Gay- 
wood Rectory 
JacksonMrs.Elizabeth,Loiidou  road 
Jacksfin  Mrs  Maiv,32\'alingers road 
K'  ed  Mr.  James,  8  London  road 
KiiigiVlis.  Ann,  London  road 
Knight  Mr.  Frederick,  Castle  Rising 
Lack  f.Iis.  Sarah.  London  road 
Lantaft  ilie  Misses  Mary  &  Sophia, 

45  Norfolk  street 
Larkin  Mrs.  Mary,  Gaywood 
Lawrence  Mrs.  — :,  Gaywood  road 
Leeper  Rev.  WHIiain,  32  Broad  st 
Linay  Mrs.  Mary,  .38To%\er  st 
Lowden  Mrs.  Eiizbth.,RailAvay  road 
Lnnii  Rev.  .Ajidrew,    BricU  Gardens 
.Mann  Mrs.  Mary,  7  All  Saints  st 
Maisliall  Mrs-.   Jemima,  35   Soutik 
Everard  street  [road 

Masters  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  GaywooU 
Mawbo  Mr.  Edwaid,  Mintlyn 
Miller  Mrs.  Mary,  London  road 
Mngiidge  Mr.  Thomas,  Btoaflst 
Mnnford  Kev.  James,  East  VV;nch 
Nurse  Mr.  Thomas.  Gaywood 
Oiinan  Mrs.  Elzth., New  Conduit  st 


Gurney  Dai;iel,  Esq..Vorth  Runctou  I  Oxley  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  King  st 


Hales  Rev.  Bobeit,  Hiliingtou 
H.iiniltou  Rev.  Robert,  St.  Attne  st 
Hankinson  Rev,  Edward  F,  E.,  Nor- 
folk street 


Page  Mrs.  Charlotte, 11  Valingersrd; 
Pattridge  Mrs.  Sarah.  King  st 
Paul  Mrs.  Sarah,  31  Broad  st 
Pindar  Rev.  Edwaid,  Rovdou 

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Korfolfe, 


LYNN  REGIS,  &c. 


^laui'jj 


ORNTRY,    etc.— Continued. 
Plaiteii    John,    Esq.,    J. P.,    South 

Evrrurd  s'leit 
Plrtyl  .Miss  Maiy,  10  Viilingers  road 
Pliaiaiice  Mr>.  Helen,  Buiad  st 
PloMTiKlit  Mr. Geoige, 22 Norfolk  st 
Pniig  Ml.  TiioiiiiK.  North  Woottdii 
Punlv  .Mrs. Elizabeth, Gayivoorl  roa<l 
Raiisinne  Mrs.Pliaeb  ,12S!.Jamesst 
Read  Mr.  Tnoiiias,  Giywood 
Reynolds  Mi>9  SHrah,"2  LittlePoitst 
Rii'hardsoii  .Mrs.Sarali,l^ondon  road 
Riiiby  Uev.Ge«>rge,North  Ever.ird  >t 
Roy«ioii  .Mr.  Win.,  Ni'rtli  Wootton 
Ryley  Mi»s  Elizalietli,  Chapel  st 
Sadletoii  Mr.  John  P.,  London  road 
Self  the  MisM'S  — ,  London  road 
Shepherd .Mr.Johi)6(iuan nock  place 
Sherwood  Mrs.Eli/hth  Gaywood  rd 
Shii>p  .Mrs.  Mnaaret.  London  mad 
Sht|»p  Mr*.  Susan,  29  St  James  st 
Smith  Mrs.  Ann,  Ail  Saints  st 
South  well. Mr-.Caihrn., London  road 
Spuigin  Mrs.  Jane,  London  road 
Stanton  .Mr.  John   Lane,  10   S  .uth 
Everard  sirert  [ham  terrace 

Siig.irs  Mrs.  Elijaheth,  12  Hiicking- 
Swatin  in  Major  Willi  mi.  King  st 
THyl.>r.Mr.  William,  Ea-t  Winch 
Tiiidall  Mrs.  P.itience,  London  road 
UpW'O  I  Kev.  Tlios.  T.,  Teirius^ton 
Vincent  Mr.  Joseph,   West  Lynn 
Waidiile  Miss  Ann,   Gaywood  road 
Waidale  Lieutenant    Benjamin  D., 
Bnckin^ha.ii  terrace  [terrace 

Watson  the  .Mi*>es  — ,2Hucklngliam 
Watts  Mrs.  Martha,  21  New  Con- 
duit street  [duit  st 
Welch  Uev.  William,  New  Coii- 
Wftiierlirad  Mrs.Mary,Loiidon  road 


•Laird  Elizabeth  Ann,  Friar  st 
Lantnfr  ^\A]y,  Hroad  st 
Murlin  Elizabeth,  London  road 
National  ScH00L,Gay  wood — Bar- 
ham  l>ay,  mistress 
National    School   (St.    John'>), 
Norfolk  st — Bctijn  Brriy,  master ; 
Ann  Heiishv,  inistiess 
NationalScmool  (St.  Margaret's), 
Tower  tit  Id     James    Humphiies, 
nia.'«ter;  Elizabeth  Ives,  mistress 
National  School,  Souih  Lynn — 
James  Humphries,  jiin.,    master; 
Charlotte  Tlif)mpson,  mistress 
*Newliam      Esther    &    Susan,    12 
Southgate  str-et  [>.t 

Th.oh.iid  Kobnt  B.,  15  Coronation 
*i'hompson  Martha  Saiah,  Stone- 
gate  street 
•Walker  Dennis,  North  Everaid  st 
Waieliam  &.  Aldridge, Tower  st 
*VVehbci  ~,  Coronation  square 
Weslryan  School,  Tower  street — 

Thomas  Swerrey,  n>a-ter 
•Whall  &  Johnson,  8  Tower  st 
•Wright  James  Cubitt.London  road 

AGENTS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  Commission. 

(See  also  Fire,  Sec.  Office  ./Agents, 
and  also  Laud  Agents.) 

Burnett  William  Pickering  (ship), 
5  Binrkfi  iars  ro  ^d 

Cook  Hi-niy  (sream  packet  and  Lon- 
don Traders),  Common  Staith 

Garland  VVilliam  (Mgeiit&  suivcyor 
to  Ll'iyds*.  and  registrar  uf  ship- 
ping), Kinii  Staith  square 

•Garland    William  &     Son,    King 
Stai'l)  square 
Hillyard  John,  10  St.  James  st 


WhittiiiBiiam  .Mr.   William   Griggs, 

18  Valinters  road  [road    Hul'ton  &  Self" (Jlass),30"st"."  Jatiie.s  st 

Wigner  Rev.  John  Thomas   London    .Keiw'le  John  (ship),  38  Queen  st 
Wood  thrVery  Rev  Dean,Middletim   King  Geo.(.sl,i,.),3  Mill  Fleet  terrace 
Uiande^.  Rev.  ^Vilhani,  Giimstone  ;  King  Horatio  (dass^  22  King  st 
Wiightt..pi.Geo.,R.N.,Londoti  road    «Uaiidulpli  I'eter,  I'urfleet  place 

llichard-on   Frederic  A.  (wholesale 
agent  fur  Casseli's  coffee),  Bax- 
ter's bridge 
Rowney  Tlioinas  (ship),  3  College 
lane  [road 

Seals  James  (general),  1.5  London 
•Towell  James  (siiip),  35  Queen  st 
Tuhhs  llohert  (corii),NewChecker  st 
•Watts  Win,  'I'uesday  Market  place 


Wriglit  Mi^s  Jane,  London  road 
Wythe  'I'liomas,  Esq.,  Middieton 

ACADEMICS     AND      SCHOOLS. 

Marked  thus*  are  Bourdinij  and  D:iy. 
•Arnold  H  ■nnah,  Ne'son  st 
•Beloe  William.  New  Conduit  st 
UniTisH  Schools,  Hlackfiiars  rd — 

William    Par.son^,  master;   Mary 

Ann  Claik,  mistress 
Bunnett   Hannah    (on   the  Glasgow 

system),  22  Coronation  square 
Carvrr  Josiah,  Tower  st 
Caiver  Ruth&  Sarah,13Valiiigci'srd 
•Cawihorn  (ieorge,  London  road 
Collins  Si-lina,  Gaywood  road 
Cooper  Maigiiret,30  NewChecker  st 
•Cozeins  Sii-Hii  &  Ehza,  London  rd 
Daiider-'on  Kezia,  St.  James'  road 
Endowed  ^ciiooL,Castle  Rising — 

Ro  eit  Greene,    master; 

Greene,  mistress 


ARTISTS. 

Ladbrooke  Henry,  London  road 
Rudland  Thomas,  25  Coiouation  sq 

ATTORNEYS. 

Marked  llius  *  are  .tIso  Notaries. 

Aldhain  &  Son,  Norfolk  st 
Aiciier Thoinrs  (Joodwyn,  Queen  st 
Bn-athwaite  Uichard  '1\,  Ferry  lane 
Kezia  |  Chadwick  JidinNurse,7  St. James  st 
Conltoii  John  James,  Austin  st 


Endowed   school.  North    Woot- 1  Goodwin,  Partridge,  Williams  and 

ton — \nn  DavifS,  mistress  I      Edwards,  Chapel  st 

Ga'Iand  Caiht-rine,  7  All  Saints  st   '  J^irvis  &  Son, 'I'uesday  Market  place 
Gilhi-rt  Bt-becca,  Blackfriars  road        Jaivis  James,  Loudon  road 


•Grammar  >chool,  St.  James  st— 

Bev.  J(din  Biansbv,  m.a.,  mnster 
•Hillyaid  Maria,  11  St.  Nicholas  st 
!nfant>'  School,  Ca-^tle  Rising — 

Sarah  Nii  holN,  mistress 
Infants'  School,  Gaywood— Rose 

Cooper,  mistress 
Infants'  School,  St.   Annest  — 

Hairiet  West,  mistress 
Infants'  School,  (St.  Mar^aret'^) 
Broad  SI  —  PaiienceBiinton.mistrss 


Jeffery  John  Ewing  (and   clerk  to 
the  Borough  Magistiate*,  and  to 
Cocnniissioners   of  Property    and 
Income   Tax   for  Lynn  Itorough, 
Ac. J,  Baker  lane 
•Oshorne  John,  Ferry  lane 
Piichtr  Roheit,  2  King  st 
Piatten  Geoige,  (j5  High  st 
Platten   John    (coiuejaiici ),  South 
Everard  street  [Nicholas  si 

Sjiuigeon    Chailes     Whaley,     St. 


Infants' School,  Norfolk  street —   Swatman  Edward  Lane  (ami  town 

Elizabeth  Grigg,  mistress  clerk),  St.  James  st  [James  st 

Laiid  Elizabetli,  High  st  I  Wilson  Philip    (and  coroner),  26  St. 

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A  UCTIONCERS  *  APPRAISRS 

Browne  Daniel,  137  Norfdk  st 
Cruso  Bohinson,42  New  Conduit  st 
Curie  Jidin,  Miiidleton 
Daws  Bell,  10  lower  st 
Hillyard  John,  St.  J,,nies  st 
Tiibhs  John,  16  New  Cliecker  st 
Watts  Win,3'i'ue»(iay  Market  place 

BAKERS    Ac  FLOUR  DEALERS. 

Arnold  Samuel,  128  Norlolk  st 
Alto  Thomiis,  80  iV  81  Norfolk  st 
Beeson  Ricli^rd,  Chajiel  st 
Bennington  Wibiam,  West  Lynn 
Beverley  Joseph,  21  Kiim  si 
Biiton  John,  1  Loinlmi  road 
Bootman  Ciiarles,  North  Everaid  it 
Booty;  Robert.  Friats  >t 
Bradtield  Robert,  25  Si.  James  st 
Brooks  Bob  ri,  Hillington  row 
Bi union  Hannah.  49  Norfolk  st 
Bullen  John,  West  Lynn 
Co.\  John,  Baker  lane 
Ditruiiis  Samuel,  20  Chapel  st 
Duiicm  Ale.\(ir.,  Sou'h  Clough  lane 
Duncan  Alexander,  Blackfriars  road 
Duimer  Henrv,  15  All  Saints  st 
Ess  William,  92  Hiuh  st 
Faux  HobiMt,  37  Fiiars  st 
Fayers  Robert,  17  Church  st 
Flood   Henrv,  2  Nelson  st 
Freeman  William,  Windsor  place 
Fio.st  Robeit,  Gaywood 
Gam  John  D.,  Jew's  Inne 
Harrison  John  Hemy.  Bioadst 
Hcddgite  William,  VVindsor  place 
Jackson  Georue,  15  St.  James  st 
Johnson  I-aac,  38  High  st 
Johnson  Thomas,  41  Hiu'h  st 
Johnson  William,  120  Norfolk  st 
Kemp  Samuel  Holland,  24  Bridge  st 
Laird  Benjamin,  29  Pui  fleet  st 
Laird  Kichard,  Qneen  st 
Largen  William,  Gnannock  field 
Leai  UK  11th  Jidin,  24  Coiouation  sq. 
Lincoln  William,  12  Piiifleetst 
Lowe  Charles,  Guaniiock  place 
Lowe  John,  South  st 
Lowe  Nathan,  2  Norfolk  st 
Mason  George,  Wi  st  L\nii 
Me<llork    George,    Church    street, 

and  Stoiiegate  stn  et 
Medlock  Giorae,  Whincop  st 
Medlock  Ridiaid,  North  st 
Melton  John,  Bridue  st 
Mitchell  Thomas,  18  Tower  st 
Moore  William,  18  Albert  st 
Morris  John,  48  South  Everard  st 
Munio  Alexander,  84  Norfolk  st 
Nichols  Fiaiicis  R  ,  22  High  st 
Nuthall  Benjamin,  36  Norfolk  st 
()rmistonAle.Ndr..llNiw  Checker  st 
Per  |>s  Joseidi,  Windsor  pl^-ce 
P.tcher  William, 10  Biackfiiars  road 
Register  William,  75  Norfrdk  st 
Roman  Henry,  Sedgeford  lane 
Sac  kamoie  James,  133  Noi  folk  St 
Sands  John, 9  London  roid 
Softley  Niclndas,  7  Broad  st 
Whiteman  Robert,  VHliimer'sroad 
Willis  Rrdiert,  112  High  st 
Willis  Willi.rm  (bread  and  biscuit). 

Pilot  street 
Wortley  David,  Wood  st 

BANKERS. 

East  of  England  (Branch), Tues- 
day, Market  place  (draw  on  the 
London  and  Westminster  Bank) 
— William  Red  Wilson. manager 

filverards'  &  Co.,  Kiim  st  (draw  on 
Barnetts',  Hoares'  &  Co., London 

Gurneys'  &Co., King's  Siaith  square 
(draw  on  Barclay,  Bevau  &  Co., 
Loudon) 


g^irccttiig. 


LYNN  REGIS,  &c. 


Korfolfe. 


JarvH  Lewis  Weston  &  Lewis 
Whincop,  'rues:lay  Market  pluce 
(draw  oil  Prescoit,  GiDte  &  Co., 
Li.mloii) 
Savings'  Bank,  118  High  street 
(opt'ii  on  Mondays) — Jas.  Burch, 
actuary 

BASKET    IVIAKERS. 
Bosfock  VVjiliam,  96  High  st,  aud 

24  Tuesday  Market  place 
Goodeiis  Jolui,  2  Ct)H|)el  ^t 
Reed  John,  116  Norlolk  st 
ReedThomas  C.,47Si)iith  Everard  st 

BLACKSMITHS. 

AicKinan  &  Alen/ies,  Kin^st 
Cl.rk  William,  St  Niciiolas  st 
<Juitis  John  Josepli,  CliHpel  st 
Dines  William,  Coronation  square 
Fenn  Tlioma'<,  Castle  ri.sing, 
Hudson  Edward   (and  general),  23 

Guannock  terrace 
Massiiigham  Robert,  Norfolk  st 
Parii.  U  William,  Broad  st 
Pearce  Robert,  Tower  st 
Potter  Joseph,  Pnifl.  et  bridge 
Pryke  James,  31  Queen  st 
RobbinsJohn,  Broad  st 
Sadler  James,  St.  James  st 
Shilling  John,  Gaywond 
Ta\lor  Charles,  Jew's  lane 
Ward  Thomas,  South   Wootton 

BOAT    BUILDERS. 

Carter  Thomas,  l\  hite  Friars 
Mansfield  Jatnrs,  Friar's  dock 


Hook  John,  141  Norfolk  st 
Honie  Robert,  28  Norfolk  sf 
Irwin  Thomas,  Jew's  l.me 
Jtiiney  VVilliam,  26  Victoria  st 
Kendrick  Tliomas,  19  &  20  High  st 
Kirby  William,  ,37  Tower  st 
Knock  John,  Guaiitiock  teirace 
Lanaley  John,  Norfolk  st 
Laws  John,  53j  HikIi  st 
Lock  Reuben,  Pilot  st 
Malthy  Michael,  11  Queen  st 
MetCHlf  William,  136  Norfolk  st 
Miles  William, 25  High  st 
IMilltr  Robert,  19  New  Conduit  st 
Miller  Thomas,  Noith  Everard  st 
Moore  Henry,  John  st 
Moore  Tliomp-on,  Little  Port  st 
Mott  Edward,  Soutii  Clough  lane 
•Moy  James,  Puifleet  st 
Neal  John,  15  Church  st 
Nokes  Jolin,  11  Blackfiiars  road 
Parr  Charles,10  Saturday  Maikft  pi 
Plo  Wright  J  olinDeiiiieit,i5Cliurch  st 
Presti.n  John,  4  New  Conduit  st 
Proctor  Edward,  Chapel  st 
Proctor  James,  Noitli  Clough  lane 
Purdy  Joseph,  Quet  n  st 

I  Raines  John,  Gay  wood 

j  Raines  Robert,  Gavwood 
Raper  Henrv,  Purfleet  st 
Redgrave  William,  67  Norfolk  st 
Rolte  John,  North  Wootton 
Roliii  Daniel,  130  Norfolk  st 
Rose  Edward,  95  High  st 
Scott  Edward,  Soutli  Clough  lane 


RicliardsonAodw.Y.  Ferry  boatlane   Shipp  Creak,  Chuich  st 

BOOKBINDERS.  '  Smiih  Charles,  41  Norfolk  st 

{See  also  under  Dookietlers,  &^'c.)    i  Thrower  Rot)t'rt,  London  road 


Can-  William,  113,  Norfolk  st 
Inksou  Henry,  18    Renent  st 

BOOKSELLERS,    STATIONERS 
BINDERS  6c  PRINTERS. 

[See  also  the  preceding  list.) 
Aikiii  John  Wi..gate,  Ti  High  st 


Towler  Joseph,  93  Highst 
Twaites  Henry,  Puifleet  st 
Wjiikfield  William,  Bentinck  st 
Wiseman  John,  fi5§  Hiali  st 
Wright  Tl^nias  V.,  80  High  st 
BRASS  &  IRON    FOUNDERS. 


Cadman  Thomas  F.,  11  St.  James  st  I  Aickmaii  William,  King  street 


Gailand  Thomas,  47  High  st 
Lon^boitom  Edwaid,  58  High  st 
Matsell  John,  11  Hi^h  st 
Plowright  William  S.,  88  Hiuh  st 
Smith  John  Rohinson,  St.  James' rd 
Taylor  William,  27  St.  .lames  st 
Th'ew  &  Son  (aiul  Pnbli-heis  of  the 
Lynn    Advertiser   and   West 
Norfolk  Herald),  1  &  2  High  st 
Wade  Fiedeiicli,  13  St.  James  st 

BOOT  AND  SHOE    IVIAKERS. 

Baitle   William  (and  clog  maker), 

24  High  street 
Belchanibers  Thomas,   27  Queen  st 
Bennington  John,  Cattle  rising 
Bennett  Stephen,  Bridge  st 
Bocking  Thomas,  New  Conduit  st 
Bone  Richard,  Somli  L\nn  plain 
Brown  William,  Priory  lane 
Browne  William,  24  St.  James  st 
Buck  Edward,   Friars  st 
Bull  Samuel,  17  Norfolk  st 
Burrell  Geoige  H.,  21  High  st 
Caller  John,  Albert  st 
Clark  William,  Queen  st 
Codling  Chailes,  12  Union  st 
Coe  William,  5  All  Saints  st 
Cook  William,  23  King  st 
Cooper  James  H..  62  Norfolk  si 
Cooper  Thomas,  Gay  wood 
Craven  John,  West  Lynn 
De  Pass  &  Muiiks,  33  High  st 
Dexter  WiMam,  2  St.  James  st 
Fail  cloth  Ger>rge,  35  Norfolk  st 
Fail  cloth  John,  20  Southgate  .st 
Gaihergood  George,  Chapel  st 
Glint  Thomas,  19  St.  James  st 
Hammond  Philip,  112  Norfolk  st 
Harper  James  C.  21  Church  st 

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Baker  Rohert  Southgate   (and  agri- 
culturalmaihine  maktr)  7  Blac-k- 
friar's  road 
CioweDaniel(hra«s),Gaywood  road 
Scott  Samuel,  Ciooked  lane 
Willett  Charles  (and  steam  engine 
nuuiiifactnrer),  23  to  26  High  st 

BRAZIERS  AND    TIN-PLATE 
V/ORKERS. 

Arch  John,  109  High  st 
Dewson  Henry  Joiin,  Puifleet  st 
Fenn  William,  Sedjiefoid  lane 
Hardy  Silas,  1  Noifolk  st 
Lowes  John,  33  St.  James  st 
Pl'iwiight  George,  18  High  st 
Willett, Charles,  23  to  26  High  street 

BRE\VERS. 

Bagge  William  &  Thomas,  King  st 
Blomtield  Alfred,  South  Wootton 
Fagleton  Jcjlin,  Broad  st 
P'veiard  Edward  &  Sons, Baker  lane 
Eyre  Elijah,  Uridte  st 
Hogge  &  Seppings,  Setch        fquay 
Jetfery  William  W.  &  Co.,  Puifleet 
Laws  George  &  Co.,  8  Hi;;!)  st 
Sturley    Henry    Thomas,    Norfolk 
Breweiy,  Clinrch  lane 

BREWERS—RETAIL. 

Cadmaii  William,  London  road 
Diggons  William,  Austin  st 
Hanwell  Henry,  North  st 
Irwin  John,  Norfolk  st 
Joplin  Baniiell,  Hillington  row 
Munro  Daniel,  Southgate  st 
Mnssett  John,  Sedgeford  lane 
Pijie  Philip,  South  st 

BRICK  AND  TILE    MAKERS. 

Bunton  John,  Castle  ri-ing 
Johnson  William,  St,  Anne's  fort 


Hartlepool  Coal, Coke  and  Firii 
Brick  Company,  Out  Southgates 
— Thomas  Watson,  manager 
King  William,  Little  Port  st 
Rtdiii  William  (&  building  surveyor) 
Broad  street 

BRICKLAYERS*  PLASTERERS 

(See  also  Plasterers  J 
Adcock  George,  l$iackfiiar's  road 
Broadway  James,  10  Albert  st 
Collinson  Wells,  Toweis  st 
Hall  John   (and  builder),  4  South 

Eveiard  st 
Hall  Robert,  Sonih  st 
Johnson  William  (and  builder),  St. 

Anne's  fort 
King  William,  Little  Port  st 
iVIoit  Robert  (and  huilder  and  dealer 

in  chimney  pots,  diain  pipes  and 

tire  bricks),  Railway  road 
Rudd  John,  Railway  road 
Southwell  ,John,  Austin  st 
Walker  Edward,  St.  James  st 
Watts  John,  Windsor  place 

BROKERS-SHIP. 

Cruso  Rohinson  (share).  New  Con- 
duit st  r^quare 
Garland  William  &  Son, King  Staith 
Ramhiiph  Peter,  Queen  st 
Towell  James,  35  Queen  st 

BRUSH  MAKERS. 

Bircli  &  Son  (and  warehousemen), 
61  Highst;  manufactory.  Black- 
friar's  road 

Fysh  Samuel  &  Sons,  Chapel  street, 
opposite  Austin  street 

Measham  Henry,  Baxter's  plain 


BUILDERS. 

See  under  the  head  Builders. 


BUTCHERS. 

•Askew  Elizabeth,  Noitli  st 
Ayer  Franci-,  New  Conduit  st 
Baxter  John,  122  High  st 
Beckinton  Benjamin,  London  road 
Bennett  Henry,  Little  Port  st 
Bettabee  Matthew.  Church  st 
IJiooks  Tliomas,  29  Norfolk  st 
Brooks  William,  53  Norfolk  st 
Burton  Robert,  5  Cliapel  st 
Clark  Jarmin,  Purfleet  st 
riaike  Catharine,  98  High  st 
ClarkeJoseph(p(irk),22Southgatest 
Coe  Robert,  3  Valiiigt  rs  road 
CoHisoi)Thonip'()M,Sih.  Lynn  plain 
Crisp  Robeit,  Queen  st 
Ellis  Thomas,  West  Lynn 
Fox  Harper,  Windsor  place 
Freeman  Roheit,  Norfolk  st 
Giles  Richaid,  Tower  st 
Haines  James,  7  New  Conduit  st 
Hall  John,  23  Coronation  square 
Haiiby  Edward,  12  Bridge  st 
Hildon  Willian7,  Wind-or  place 
HilJ  Robert,  15  Norfolk  st 
Inkson  William,  43  High  st 
Ives  Robert,  Tower  st 
Leek  Rohert,  Chapel  st 
Leverett  George,  72  Norfolk  st 
Lift  Maria  (pork),  96  Norfolk  st 
Lift  William  (poik^,  Purfleet  st 
Martin  William,  8  Boat  st 
Massiiigliam  Elrlward,  37  Cliapel  st 
Massiimham  James,  32  Tower  st 
MedcalfJohn,  Kingst 
Musk  John,  31  Norfolk  st 
Musk  S.irab,  London  road 
Ovei  land  William,  24  All  Saints  .St 
Phenix  George  C,  Pilot  st 
Pickrell   Edward,  26  Hndge  st 
Porter  Robert  (wholesale^  7  King 

street,  and  Doiruham  Market 
Powell  Robert,  60  Norfolk  st 


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^latcr'iB 


BUTCHERS— C.nf  inu^d. 

Ransom  Aml>ro;<e,  14  Church  st 
Ransom  John,  Puifleet  st 
Sdckauioie  Geoige,  )39  Norfolk  st 
Santy  Arthur,  Norfolk  st 
Sayer  James  (pork),  129  Norfolk  st 
Smith  William,  7  Saturday  Market 
place  Tplace 

Smith  William,  3  Tuesday  Market 
Steward  Edward,  Broad  st 
Tidd  Thomas,  West  Lynn 
Wage;  Walter,  South  st 
Waite  William,  North  Clongh  lane 
Weston  Charles,  33  Norfolk  st 
Wilkinson  Henry,  High  st 

CABINET    MAKERS. 

Marked  thus  «  are  also  V  pholsterers. 
•Atto  William,  113  Hinh  st 
«BassuniThomas&Charles,71Highst 
*Bunnett  Jacob,  Whinrop  st 
•Bunnett  Samuel  (and  chair,  and 
picture  frame  maker  and   paper 
hanger),  22  Coronation  square 
Dew  Charles  117  Norfolk  st 
•Giscard  Uiiiili    (and    mahogany 
merchant  and  undertaker),   74 
Hiuh  st 
•Green  James,  72  High  st 
•HHfdy  William,  32  Chapel  st 
•Hayes  James,  121  Norfolk  st 
•Lee  John,  Albert  st 
Meal  William,  Broad  st 
Ready  William,  Windsor  place 
RingwomI  Robert,  West  L>iin 
Roman  Her.rv,  114  High  st 
Self  Philip,  Chapel  st 
Stacev  Thomas,  Pilot  st  [st 

•Tnitt  Matthew  Manin,  63  Norfolk 
White    Elizabeth    (upholsieress), 

Purfleet  st 
Youngs  John  (and  chair  maker  and 
paper  hanger), 23  Chapel  st 
CARVERS    AND    GILDERS. 
Fox     Jeremiah     (cabinet    carver), 

New  Conduit  st 
Patterson  Thomas  (cabinet  carver), 

29  South  Evi-rard  st 
Richardson  William,  Chapel  st 
Rudd  William,   High   st,  corner  of 

Tuesd-ty  Market 
CHEMISTS    AND   DRUGGISTS. 
Atmore  George,  59  Hiu'li  st 
Baves  William  John,  55  High  st 
Bii'ige  Joseph,  12  Noifolk  st 
BishopGeorge,21Tut-sdrty  Market  pi 
Burgess  Genree,  G  St.  James' st 
Colejian   Abraham    (and  dentist), 

lOfi  Norfolk  st 
Langford  Lionel,  King  st 
Langfoid  William,  1  Church  lai:e 
I^nnford  William Henry.St.James  st 
Langford  William,  jun.  5  Norfolk  st 
Parlett  William,  123,  High  st 
Richirdson  Frederic   A.    Baxter's 

bridge 
Rowi.ev  Thomas  R.  lOSNorfolk  st 
TuckJoiin,  22  Church  st 
Wells  Henry,  39  High  st 
Wigg  Jolin,3  Saturday  Market  place 
Wigg  Willidin  C.  17  High  st 

CHINA,  GLASS,  &r.jDEALERS 

Jolinsoii  Willi  mi,  90  Noifolk  st 
Plowiight  James  14  Hiulist 
Scott  Edward,  423  Norfolk  st 
Twige     William      (earthenware), 

Miller's  entiy 
Tuck  John,  7  Kegenf  st 
Walker  James,  3.5  Kingst 

CLOTHES    DEALERS. 

Jack  James,  \:'>  New  Conduit  st 
Mayers  John,  50  Norfolk  st 
Meillock  Henry,  Chapel  st 
Quinccy  James  C,  46  Hieh  st 
Rudd  William,  New  Conduit  st 

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Rutter  Daniel,  43  Norfolk  st 
Sadler  Robert,  1  Valinger's  road 
Self  Philip,  109  Norfolk  st 
Summers  Ann,  114  Norfolk  st 

COACH    MAKERS. 
Bath  Maria,  liroiid  st 
Bridges  Stephen,  14  Little  Port  st 
Cross  William  (gig),  Little  Port  st 
KHis  Beiijainin,  liroad  st 
Maltby  Hubert,  Norfolk  st 
StHKg  Thomas,  Broad  st 
Watts  Henry,  76  Norfolk  st 

COAL    DEALERS. 

Benefer  Charles,  North  st 
Brown  Henry,  South  Clough  lane 
Cobb  Richard,  Goat  yard 
Codling  John,  Union  place 
Cunningham  William,  Norfolk  st 
Curson  Alexander,  London  road 
Kngland  Charles,  New  Checker  st 
Green  William,  39  King  st 
Harrison  Willian),  Broad  st 
Jary  Jacob,  Ferry  lane 
Kemp  Samuel  H.  24  Bridge  st 
Kirby  Abel,  3  New  Conduit  st 
Loose  Robert,  Chapel  st 
Marwick  Thomas,  Priory  lane 
Movse  Samuel,  South  Ciongh  lane 
Porter  John,  69  Norfolk  st 
Riches  William,  Wind>or  place 
Stevens  Samuel,  Noith  st 
Stev»'ard  Edward,  Rroad  st  j 

Stoakley  John,  Soutligate 
Wright  Samuel,  8  New  Condnit  st 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 

(See  also  the  preceding  list.) 

Bagge  William  &  Thomas,  King  st 
Bowker  A.  &  J.  Satnrday  Market 

place 
Bridges  Edward,  6  London  road 
Burkitt  Williaiu,  Queen  st 
Carter  Thomas  Augustjjs,  King  st 
Cartwrieht  Reulien,  West  Lynn 
Clifton  William  &  Son,  Queen  st 
Colston  Daniel  Edward  (and  lime). 

Tower  st 
Cook  Robert, Tuesday  Market  place 
Crooke  George,  West  Lynn 
E^erardEdward  &  Sons,  IJakerlane 
Eyre  &  Chester,  Bridge  st 
FisonJames&  Sons,  Nelson  st 
Garland  John,  2  Cluiich  st 
Gregory  J.  &  J.  Marine  paiade 
GuytonJanies&Soii,St. Margaret's  In 
Hautlepool  Coal,  (Joke  and  Fire 
Brick     Company,   Out    South- 
gates — Thomas  Walson,  manager 
Hastings  (leoige,  21  Nelson  st 
HoEge  William,  King  st 
Holmes  Thomas,  King  st 
Huhon  Si  Self,  30  St.  James  st 
JrtTerv  &  Co.  KiiiK  st 
Marriott  Jolni  &  Rnbeit,  Queen  st 
().\ley  &  Moyse,  Kingst  [(Jates 

Reyn'alds  Francis  Kirhy,  Out  Souih 
Seals  James(&  flour),  15  London  rd 
Sliipi)  William,  All  Saints  st 
Smith  &  Co.  Queen  st 
Wales  Joseph,  5  Stonegate  st 
Wright  James,  Sedi^eford  lane 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Barnard    Joseph    (wholejale    and 

retail),  67  High  st 
Barnes  Robert,  Haxtei'<  pl/iin 
Brnnion  Hannah,  49  Noifolk  st 
Daniels  Rebecca,  St.  James  st 
Dye  .Mary,  31  Chapel  st 
Ess  William,  92  High  st 
Freeman  William,  Windsor  |)lace 
Hastings  Samuel,  100  Hi-h  st 
Herring  John  Jonathan,  2  Saturday 

Market  place 
Johnson  Isaac,  38  High  st 
Johnson  William,  120  Norfolk  st 


Lowe  Nathan,  38  High  st 
Mitchell  Thomas,  18  Tower  st 
Nichols  Francis  R.  22  High  st 
Parlett  William,  123  High  st 
Reiiister  WiUiam,  Norfolk  st 
WartliWiUiam,22Tiiesday  Market  pi 
Willis  Robert,  ll-.>  Highst 
CONSULS— VICE. 

Denmark,  Sweden,  Norway  and 
the  Netherlands,  Peter  Ran- 
dolph, Purfleet  place 

Prussia  and  Hanover,  Williain 
Garland,  King  Staiih  s([uare 

CONTRACTORS- 

fOR  PUBLIC  WORKS. 

Bennett  Charles,  7  London  road 
Simpson  William  S.  King  st 

COOPERS. 

Chamberlin  Edward.  St.  James  st 

Coatts  TI)omas(&  broker)Londoji  rd 

Gicen  William,  Kin«  st 

Gieeves  William,  South  Clongh  Ine 

Hayes  Jonathan  &  Sons,  121  Nor- 
folk st 

Hill  VVilliam,  South  Lynn  Phiin 

Reed  John,  116  Norfolk  st 

Richardson  Thomas,  24  King  st 
CORK   CUTTERS. 

Marked  thus  •  are  Cork  Merchants  also. 

Bro'ks  Robert,  Austin  st 

*Ellis  VVilliam  (late  Mugridge), 
Broad  st 

•Monement  &  Son  (importers), 
Norfolk  st 

CORN   CHANDLERS    6i    FLOUR 
DEALERS. 

{See  also  Corn  Merchants.) 
Andrews  John,  Ne'son  st 
Bowles  James,  127  Norfolk  st 
Bunton  William,  Maiket  lane 
Bnrrell  William,  46  'I'ower  st 
Brown  William  B.,  Purfleet  st      [st 
Canham  •Jhos.S.,16  &  164,  Norfolk 
Freiinan  William,  Tower  st 
Jacob  James,  Windsor  place 
Loose  Robert,  Chapel  st 
Norman  David,  Broad  st 
Preston  Mary,  London  road         [st 
Sherwwiod Robert (fa(tor),52  Norfolk 
Stoakley  Jolin,  Soutligate 

CORN    MERCHANTS. 

(See  also  the  preceding  List.) 

Bowktr  A.  &  J.  Saturday,  Market 

pi. ice 
Buikitt  William,  Queen  st 
Caiter  Thrmias  Augustus,  King  st 
Cartwriglit  Reuben,  West  Ljnn 
Clifton  William  &  Son    (and  cake). 

Queen  st 
Ci  note  George,  West  Lynn 
Dawher  Matthew,  St.  Margaret's  pi 
Everard  Joseph,  18  Nelson  st 
Evre  &  Chester,  Bridge  st 
Fison  James,  &  Sons,  Nelson  st 
Gregoiy  J.  &  J.  Marine  Parade 
Guytcm  James  &  Son, St.  Margarefi 

lane 
Hastings  George,  Nelson  st 
Jefferv  &  Co.  King  st 
Krndl'e  John,  38  Queen  .st 
Marriott  John  &  Rohert,  Queen  st 
iMarriottT.  B.  Bauer  lane 
.Maisters  John,  Boal  st 
Moyse  Walter.fseed),  7  King  .'•t 
Shepherd  Thomas   (and  seed),  142 
Norfolk  st  [agent 

Smith  &  Co. Queen  St.,  John  Hoyle 
Towell  James,  35  Queen  st 
Wales  Joseph,  5  Slonrgate  st 

CURRIEBS    AND    LEATHER 
SELLERS. 

Allen  lilizabeih,  9  Norfolk  st 
BurrcU  George  H.  21  High  st 


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Kotfollt* 


Hall  Williatn  (leatlier  seller),  Jew's 
lane  [Little  Port  st 

Saunilers  Jno.  Gower  (and  tanner), 
Web4er  Luke,  107  Higli  st 
VVhiteman  Samuel  (leather  seller), 
21  Norfolk  st 

CUTLERS-- WORKING. 
Dorraan  John,  Purfleet  st 
OffiM-d  Joiin,  Baxter^  plnin 
Wood  Jrtuies,  II  Tower  SI 

DYERS    AND    SCOURERS. 
Bird  Jdlui,  North  Clough  lane 
Hicks  Elizabeth,  45§  High  st 
Jackson  John,  5  St.  Janifs'  st 
Smith  Jeremiah,  32  St.  James'  st 

ENGINEERS— CIVIL. 

{See  also  Surveyors.) 
Burcham  Chailes,  Loudon  road 
Durrant  Edwin,  Purfleet  quay 
Hardine  William  D.  36  Queen  st 
Hews  William,  Buckingham  terrace 
Utting  Jame?,  Blaeklriars  road 
Valentine  John  S.   (to  ihe  Railway 
Company), Terrace  walk 
ENGRAVERS. 
Eldridge  George,  45§  Hill  st 
Orviss  Robt.  Waterson,  (and  den- 
tist) ,  Norfolk  st 
Taylor  William,  St  James  st 

FANCY    REPOSITORIES. 

Bowler    &     Reynoldson,     23    St. 

James  st  [Marketplace 

Loose  Rosetta(and  Berlin),  Tuesday 
Russell  Mary,  148  Norfolk  st 
Spencer  Henry,  High  st 

FELLMONGERS. 
Gunton  James,  Highgate 
Saunders  Jno.  G.  Lynn  &  Gay  wood 
FIRE,    &c.    OFFICE   AGENTS. 
ATLAS,Jame8Wright,Sedgeford  lane 
British   Empire,    John   Wigg,  3 

Saturday  Market  place 
City  of  London  (lifej,  Thomas  F. 

Cadman,  11  St.  James  st 
Clerical  and  Medical  (life),  Jno. 

Wiiigate  Aikin,  73  High  st 
Crown    (life),  James   Burlingham, 

14  Norfolk  st  [High  st 

Eagle   (life),  Thos.  S.  Share,  106 
Freemasiins'    (life,]     William    S. 

Plo\\ right,  88  Hitfh  st 
General,  Wm.  CWiyg,  17  High  st 
General    (hail  storm),   Robinson 

Cruso,  42  New  Conduit  st 
Gresham    (life),  Juo.  Thorlcy,   6 

High  st 
Kent  Mutual,  (fre),  Robert   S. 

Tilsiin,  London  road  [James  si 
LAw(fire),Jno.NurseChadwick,7St. 
Law    (life),  Jarvis  &  Sou,  Tuesday 

Market  place 
London  Union,  Robinson  Cruso, 

42  New  Conduit  si 
Lynn  Mutual    (luaiitime),   Wm. 

Armei,  St.  Nicholas  st  [terrace 
Mutual,  James  Wade,  Guatinock 
New   Equitable    (life),  John  J. 

Coultfin,  Austin  st 
Norwich    Equitable,   John    J. 

Coulton,  Austin  st 
Norwich    Unmn,  Jarvis  &  Son, 

Tuesday  Maiket  place;  and  Ro- 
bert Pitcher,  King  st.       [High  st 
Phcenix  (fire),  Thos.  S.Share,  106 
Royal  Exchange,  John  0.*iborne 

Smetham,  Ferry  lane 
Royal  FaiMERs'     (and  General), 

John  Tubhs,  16  New  Checker  st 
Scotish    Equitable    (life),    John 

Nurse  Chadwick,  7  St.  James  st 
Star,    Edward    Longbottom,    58 

High  st 


Suffolk  (fire  and  hailstorm),  John 
Wingate  Aikin,  73  High  st 

Sun,  RobertMelsoii,  Kiiig  st 

Universal  (life),  Robert  Nelson, 
King  st  [High  st 

Yorkshire,  R.   B.   Household,  84 

FISHMONGERS. 

Canham  Thomas  S.  16  &  16§  Nor- 
folk st 
Cawthorne  Robert,  16  Church  st 
Cooper   Richard    E.   24  Norfolk  st 
Devonshire  Daniel  (and  fish  curer, 

and  dealer  in  game).  High  st 
Frost  William,  29  Chapel  st 
Gallant  Susannah,  105^  Norfolk   st 
Glason  Samuel,  15  High  st 
Ranim  William,  34  Tower  st 
Sempher  Jciseph  A.  High  st 
Sparks  William,  Church  st 
VViiliamsoti  Jos. (and  game  dealer^, 

St.  Nicholas  st 
Woods  William   (and  fish    curer), 
Norfolk  st 

FRUITERERS. 
(See  also  Gardeners  and  Seedsmen) . 
Aver  Robert,  12  Church  st 
Barnes  Robert,  Baxter's  plain 
Bos  lock  Elizabeth,  96  High  st 
Bouch  Agrippa,  24  Tower  st 
Brighton  Matia,  119  High  st 
Carr  John,  Queen  st 
Curtis  John,  Jew's  lane 
Daniels  Rebecca,  St.  James  st 
Haines  Thomas,  Jew's  lane 
Herring  John  Jonathan,  2  Saturday 

Market  place 
Hobart  Ann,  North  Clough  lane 
Howlett  Stephen,  Norfolk  st 
Howlett  William,  132  Norfolk  st 
I^owe  Jane,  Church  st 
Milson  Charles,  134  Norfolk  st 
Mord  Robert,  13  Tower  st 
Paiiton  Surah,  Jew's  lane  [st 

Paiferm.ntJuoHoUiday.lOONorfolk 
Powley  Thomas,  All  Saints  st 
Seapey  William,  Guannock  terrace 
Smith  Henry,  64  Norfolk  st 
Starling  Eze'kiel,  Norfolk  st 
Stoakley  John,  Soutligate 
Titmarsh  John,  North  st 

FURNITURE  BROKERS. 
Daws  Bell,  10  Tower  st 
Dew  Charles  117  Norfolk  st 
Holmes  Ann,  Baxter's  plain 
Parfermeiit,    John    Hollidav,     100 

Norfolk  st 
Pickerill  Robt.  W.  22  St  James  st 
Sayer  John,  20  Tower  st 
Self  Philip,  109  Norfcdk  st 
Taylor  Joseph,  105  Norfolk  st 
Watson     Benjamin    (and     general 
broker,  and  cut  glass,    looking 
glass  &  Biimingham  warehouse), 
105  HiKh  st 
GARDENERS    &c     SEEDSMEN. 
Adams  Charles,  126  Norfolk  st 
Bartlett  Henry,  Pilot  st  [wood 

Elmer  Robert   (late  Woods),  Gay- 
Freestone  Robert,  Chase  Garden 
Kulshaw  James,  South  Wootton 
Hambiing  Jeremiah,  Brick  Fields 
Harbour  Robert,  7  High  st 
Kirbv  Elizabeth,  North  Wooiton 
Milson  Charles,  134  Norfolk  st 
Pike  John,  West  Lynn 
Pike  William,  West  Lynn 
Pike  William,  junr.,  West  Lynn 
Rolin  William,  Albert  st 
Southwell  VVilliam,  Gaywood 
Tavlor  John,  Purfleet  st 
Waller  William,  Tower  st 
Williams  Hy.  29  South  Clough  laue 
Woods  William,  Gaywood 


GLOVER  et  BREECHES  MAKR' 

Mills  Henry,  41  High  st 

GROCERS    6l     TEA    DEALERS. 

[See  also  Shojikeepers.  and  also  Tea 

Dealers,  8(C.) 
Andrews  Georu-e,  94  High  st 
Andrews  Joseph,  87  High  st 
Armstrong  James,  London  road 
Brtnfcs  Thomas  &  Co.  50  High  St 
Barnard  Joseph,  G7  High  st 
Beverley  Joseph,  21  Kiiiu  st 
Blott  J.'hn,  103  &  4  High  st 
Bowler  Fr<incis,  23  St.  James  st 
Browning  John,  107,  Noifolk  st 
Bullock  Brame,  110  High  st 
Burlingham  James,  14  Norfolk  st 
Caiter  Jane    (and  druggist;,  Wind- 
sor place 
D.tisley  Howard,  Hillington  row 
Denis  William,  28  Chuich  st 
EaLleton  Robert,  BroHd  st 
Fysh  Samuel,  Chapel  st  [place 

G reenacre  John,  20 Tuesday  M arket 
Gunton  George',  Highgate 
Holrlgate     Willianj    (and    draper), 
Windsor  place  [Souihgate 

Holtura    Richaid    (and    druggist), 
Jackson  William,  40  High  st 
Langford  Lionel,  King  st 
Langton   &  Co.  9^  Norfolk  st 
Mitchell  William,  27  Norfolk  st 
Nuthall  Daniel,  21  Tower  st 
Patrick  Mary  &  Son,  57  High  St 
Peek  &Co.  114  High  st 
Philcox  Geo  Saturday  Market  place 
Plowiight  William,   8  Loudon  road 
Pole  John,  5  High  st 
Roberts  Wm.  1  Tuesday  Market  pi 
Robinson  Wm.  (and  draper),  West 

Lynn 
Smith  Henry,  Baxter's  plain 
Summers  William   (and  druggist), 

Windsor  place 
Whitby  James,  5  Church  st 
Willis  William,  Pilot  «t 

GUNSMITHS. 
Browne  William,  135  Norfolk  st 
Clark  John,  3  Norfolk  st 
Spencer  Matthew,  52  Highst 

HAIR   DRESSERS. 
Bray  James,  Church  st 
Collison  James,  61  Norfolk  st 
Feltwell  Georae,  18  Church  st 
Folkerd  Thomas,  34  Norfolk  st 
Gittens  John,  Purfleet  st 
Gray  John,  King  st 
Hook  William,  London  road 
Hudson  Edward,  23  Tower  st 
Jairelt  Edward,  Church  st 
Kew  John,  49  High  st 
Levy  Mark,  Blackfriars  road 
Munton  Jonathan,  28  Purfleet  st 
Muirell  Ambrose,  4  Chapel  st 
Rivett  Charles,  New  Conduit  st 
Sargent  Henry,  38  Chapel  st 
Tuddenham  Geo.  F.  34  Purfleet  st 

HATTERS. 

Armstrong  James,  London  road 
Bellcliambers  Benjamin, 17^  High  st 
Cook  Henry,  116  High  st 
Eggett  George,  4  Albert  st 
Hunt  Samuel  L.,  38  High  st 
Johnson  Thomas,  Norfolk  st 
Jones  Robeit,  26  Tuesday  Market  pi 
Keed  John  (and  furiier),  85  High  st 
Lawless  William,  36  Cliaptl  st 
Pridgeon  Richard,  101  High  st 
Sheppard  Charles,  115  High  st 

HOSIERS  &  HABERDASHERS. 

(See  also  Linen,  &(C.  Drapers.) 
Bennett  James,  5  London  road 
Capps  Elizabeth,  6  Austin  st 
Colman  Edmund,  9  St.  James'  st 
Cooper  John,  All  Saints'  st 

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Korfolfe. 


LYNN  REGIS,  &c. 


^latei'^ 


HOSIERS,    6cc.— Continued. 
Hunt  Alfred  Palmer,  111  High  st 
Martin  John,  147  Norfolic  st 
Pridgeon  Kicfianl,  101  Higli  st 
Ripiieneale  Charles,  6  St.  James'  st 
Rix  James,  89  &90  High  st         [st 
RoseHariiet  (&  lace  deHler),44  High 
Seakiiis  Ann,  Ausiiii  st 
Share  Thomas  Silver,  106  High  st 
Thew  Henry,  122  Norfolk  st 
Thistle  Henry,  51  High  st 
Youne   George   [&  lace  dealer) ,  99 
High  stieet 

INNS--  POSTING. 

Crown,  Htnry  Barnes,  Church  st 

Duke's  Hend,  William  Culyer, 
Tuesday  Maiket  place 

Globe  (family  and  cnnimercial), 
Donald  M'PIk  r^nn,  Kin^  st,  cor- 
ner of  Tuesday  lMarl;et  place 

Rummer,  Henry  Garner,  Tower  st 


IRON  FOUNDERS. 

See  Brass  and  Iron  Founders. 


IRON    MERCHANTS. 

Cook  Rohert,  Tuesday  Marketplace 
Cooper  William  &  Jo^e|)h,  High  st 
Willett  Charles,  23  to  26,  High  st 

IRONMONGERS. 

Arch  John,  109  Hiah  st  [st 

Cooper  Wiilam  &  Jost^ph,  75  High 
Everitt  Jnhii,  Lady  bridge 
Feltu ell  George,  18  Church  st 
Hall  Samuel,  Queen  st  [st 

Patterson  Tliouias,29South  Everard 
Plowrikht  Chaile>,  143  Norfolk  st 
Plowriiiht  Henry  Bradficld,  8  Nor- 
folk street 
Stanton  John  Neale,  131  Norfolk  st 
Willett  Cliarles  (wholesale  &  retail), 
23  to  26  High  st 


JOINERS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  also  Builders. 
*Adams  Tiu)mas,  77  Norfolk  st 
*AgKar  William,  5  Raihv;iy  road 
Baiubridgeftlatthw.SouthEvtrardst 
Barnaby  Jotin  Mason,  Birdcage  row 
♦iirowii  William,  Bri'lge  st 
•Candler  William,  28  St.  James'  st 
♦Cliurcliinan  John,  St.  Aniie'.>  fort 
Colmaii  Edmund,  9  St.  James'  st 
Cross  Thomas,  Pilot  st 
•Crowe  Danirl,  Gavwood  road 
Fox  MattI.ew,  St.  Nicholas  st 
Iveson  William,  21  Southgaiest 
Jack>ou  John,   '\ustin  st 
•J'.hnson  William,  90  Norfolk  sc 
Killctt  Isaac,  Ciiapel  st 
Laird  John,  6  Union  st 
Alitchley  Williau.,  SStonegate  st 
*Moit  Koliert,  Railway  road 
•NfWham    William  (and  architect), 

12  Soiithgate  st 
•Ockley  JoliD,  Blackfriars  road 
Parferment    Ji)hn      Holliday,    100 

Nctrfolk  street 
•Peniiiiig'oii  B.  C.  (and  sliip  joiner 
and  undcrtakei),  2')  l^ondon  road 
*Purdy  James,  Railway  road 
•Purdy  'i'JKunas,  26  Albert  st 
Robertson  .l^hn,  .Mbirt  st 
•llolin  William,  Bioad  st 
Sims  John,  Pilot  st 
•Smith  Thomas,  Castle  rising 
Sneiling   I  liomas,  I  I'ni'in  st 
•Stiiiipson  John,  King  st 
•Stony 'i'homas,  Valingers  road 
^Va^g  .lames,  Noifolk  st 
VVagK  William,  Southclough  lane 
•Wantoid  Robert,  2  Valingers  road 
•Whitby  Thomas,  High  st 

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Linav  &  Cooper  (wholesale  &  retail), 
120  High  st  [place 

Linay  Samuel,  6  Saturday  Market 

Mav  John,  Jews  lane 

Rowney  Thomas  (wholesale  and 
retail),  3  Collei:e  laae 

MAST   AND     BLOCK    MAKERS. 

Nurse  William,  White  Friars 
PaikerSaiah  (hlork),  3  College  lane 
Stafford  Robert,  Boal  st 

MERCHANTS. 

(See  also  Merchants  under  their 
respective  heads.) 
Bagge  William  &  Thomas  King  st 
Bonner  William,  6  Briilge  st 
Bowker  A.& J. .Saturday  Market  pi 
Buikitt  ^Villiam,  Queen  st 
Carter  Thomas  Auunsiiis,  King  st 
Clifton  William  &  Son.  Queen  8t 
Cook  Robert,  Tuesday  Marketplace 
Dawber  Matthew,  St.  Margaret's  pi 
Kngiish.  Oxiey  &  Co.,  Kiirs  st 
Ever  aid  Edw  ud  &  Sons,  Baker  lane 
GrieiK' J  osiali  (ship  owirer), Nelson  st 
Hogge  William,  Kiim  st 
Hnltorr  &  Si-lf,  .'^0  St.  James'  st 
J.  tffry  &  Co.,  King  st 
Marriott  John  &  Robert,  Queen  st 
Marriott  T.  B.,  Baker  lane 
Monement  &  Son,  79  Norfolk  st 
Moysr  Walter,  Kini?  st 


LAND    AGENTS. 

Cruso  Robinson   (ai^  estate),  42 

New  Coirdtiit  street 
Durrant  Edwiir,  Pin  fleet  quay 
Harding  Williani  D.,  36  Qnecn  st 
Tubhs  John,  16  New  Checker  st 

LATH    RENDERS. 

Diake  William  (&  dealer  in  Roman 

cetnent,  hair,  tiiebiick,  chimney 

pots,  bricklayers'  tools,   and  lath 

nails).  Tower  lane 
Everard  Edward  &  Sons,  Baker  lane 
Pindar  Edwaid,  South  Lynn 

libraries  &  news  rooms. 

Saint  Nicholas'  Jhapel  \a- 
BRARV,  Chapel  vestry — Rev.  Wil- 
liam Leeper,  librarian 

Subscription  Libi{ary,  Library 
couit.  High  st — Rev.  John  Brans- 
by,  libi-arian  ;  Joint  Skippon,  sub- 
librarian 

Subscription  Np.ws  Room,  Ferry 
line — VVilliam  Btown,  secivtaiy 

SuBCRiPTioN  News  Rooai,  Tues- 
day Maiket  place— F.  K.  Rey- 
nalds,  president 

LINEN&  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS. 

.Armstrong  James.  London  road 

Baker  Josiah,  70  Hiirh  st 

Baker  William,  62  High  st 

Coker  John,  66  High  st 

Housrhold  R.  B.   (and  mercer  and  iSliipp  VViHiairr,  1  All  Saitrts  st 
funeral  furnisher,  feather  purifier  I  Wales  Joseph,  5  Stonegate  st 
by  steam,  and  bed  and   mattress  millers. 

manufacinrer),  84  High  st  Atmore  Robert,  (iaywood 

Hunt  Samuel  L.,  38  High  st  ' 

Kerkham  Jo'-epb,  82  High  st 

Lairgtoii  &  Co.,  91  Norlolk  st 

Match  Thomas,  36  and  37  High  st 

Pond  Henry,  76  and  77  High  st 

Potter  Joseph  C.  91  High  st 

Pridgeou  Samuel,  108  High  st 

■<ims  William,  81  High  st 

Smith  William  Uosf.  102  High  st 

Thorley  John,  6  Hieh  st 

LIVERY  STABLE  KEEPERS. 

Bennett  William,  Little  Port  st 

Borkiiig.lohn,  Broad  street 

Bollin  RobtHenry.Tuesday  Market  pi 

Kreemaii  Rohert,  Noifolk  st 

Garner  Heniy  (and  funeral  estab- 
lishment). Rummer  Inn,Tower.st 

Griggs  Matthew,  Gnannock  terrace 

Ijcach  Augustus,  Br  idge  st 

Medlock  John,  St.  James'  road 

Whin  Sarah,  St.  Janus'  st 

MACHINE    MAKERS. 

Baker  Robert  Southgate  (agricul- 
tural machines).  Union  place, 
Blackfriar's  road 

Ciowe  Daniel  (and  engineer  and 
agriciiliural  implement  manufac- 
turer), Gaywoiiii  roarl 


Guy  Thomas,  St.  Nicholas  st 
Scott  William,  Railway  road 

MAHOGANY    MERCHANT. 

Giscaid  Uriah,  74  High  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Bagge  William  &  Thomas,  King  st 
Blomfield  Alfred,  South  Wootton 
Iv  craid  Ed  wai  d  &  Sons,  Baker  lane 
Kvre  Elijah,  Bridge  st 
Guyton    J;imes  &   Son,  St,  Mar- 
garet's lane 
Hogge  &  Si  ppings,  Setcli 
Muiiio  Dai  iel,  19  Soirthgatest 
Shephi  id  Thomas,  142  Norfolk  st 

MARINE  STORE  DEALRRS. 

Billing  William,  40  Norfolk  st 


Ayre  Thomas  Jame»,  Castle  Rising 
Bennington  William,  VVest  Lynn 
Kayers  George,  West  Winch 
Griffin  Thomas,  Gaywood  road 
Gnntcm  William  West  Newton 
Marriott  T.  B  (oil  cake)  Baker  lane 
Maisteis  John  (steam),  the  Boal 
Mason  (?e(Mge  (steam).  West  Lynn 
Matthews  Robert,  Middleton 
Munro  D.iniel,  Soutbgate  st 
Neeps  .John,  Terrington 
PiDwiight  George,  (jaywood 
Ritditre,  Reed  &  Co.,  Terrington 
Sands  Robert,  Gaywood 
Sands  Robert,  St.  Get  mans 
Saundi  rs  John  G.  (oilcake),  Little 

Port  st 
Tennant  &  Savory,  Gaywood 

MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 

Alto  Marv,  113  Hiub  st 
Amlrews  Harriet,  44  Tower  st 
B  .iley  Klizabetli,  Sedgeford  lane 
Baxter  Louisa,  Wiiid-or  place 
Beetoii  Marv,  Jew's  laire 
Bensley     Jane    &    Kliiabeth,   22 

Guaiinock  terrace 
Bitton  Mary  Ann,  1  London  road 
Bottom  Harriet  &  Jane,  6 Chapel  st 
Bouhhug  Jane,  New  Conduit  st 
Bradfield  M  .ry.  .=S9  Norfolk  st 
Burrell  Sarah,  124  Norfolk  st 
Burton  Maiia,  Lhnon  lane 
Ch  im  Kllen,  44  South  Everard  8t 
Ciaydoti  Maiia,2  Union  st 
Copetnan  liii/aheib,  Jew's  lane 
Cres^eyAnnaMaria, 14  Coronation  S(j 
Ciousaz  Frairces,  St.  James'  road 
Cunningham  Sarah,  Au-tiri  st 
Cutting  Kliza,  New  Conduit  st 
Daisley  Mary,  .53  High  .st 
Day  Susannah,  21  HIkIi  st 
Ditchman  Mary  Ann,  II  Albeit  st 
Durrant  Sarah,  Railway  road 
KriKl'don  .Maiy  Ann,  St  John  st 
Gibson  Ro-e,Sedgi  fold  lane         [st 


Ellison  (ieoige  ( wholesale  &  retail),  i  Green  Llizaheth,  28  Soinh  Everard 
1   Nelson  street  Hastings  Elizabeth,  146  Norfolk  st 

Flatt  Robert,  Norfolk  st  House  Maria,  3  Piirfleet  st 

Julnes  James,  Jews  lane  '  Jude  lilizabeth,  High  st 


Biuctov^* 


LYNN  REGIS,  &c. 


Kcirfolfe* 


Laws  Eleanor,  28  New  Conduit  st    l 
Leai  month  Sanih,  Melbourne  st 
Levy  Sarnli,  Biarkfriars'niad 
Lock  Ayre,  118  Noifolk  st 
Loose  Rliry  Aim,  3  llaihvay  road 
Lowe  Ann,  Gurinnoci;  place 
Mayston    Elizabeth  &   Mary,   St. 

Niclidliis  st 
Medlock  Charlotte,  Whincop  st 
Miller  Jane,  Castle  entrance 
Mitchell  Mary,  121  Hmhst 
Nucull  Uebiirab,  Friars  st 
Offord  Mnry,  Baxter's  plaiu 
Prior  Ruth,  13  Aii-tin  st 
Rivett   Hiriiet  &  Catharine,   New 

Conduit  st 
Robinsoii  Mary  Ann,    London  road 
San)pson  Elcanoi,  24  Gnaiinock  terr  1 
Scott  Fanny,  North  st 
Self  Ann,  Coronation  square 
Shuvv  Sophia,  5  Baxter's  plain 
Simpson  Sarab,14  High  st 
Smart  Maiy  Ann,  Bioad  st 
Sofiley  Mary,  West  Lynn 
Talham  Esthfr,32 South  Flverard  st 
Thompson  Elizabeth,  Little  Port  st 
Tienoweth  Rebecca,  36  New  Con- 
duit st 
Wadliiw  Susannah,  Melbourne  st 
Wales  Maiy  Ann,  Sedgefoid  lane 
VVateriua  Maiy,  London  road 
Weekley  Maiia,  5  Tower  st 
Wilkin  Hannah,  Austin  st 
Williams  .lane, 2!)  South  Clough  Ine 
Winter  Virtue,  North  Eveiard  st 
Young  Geoige,  99  High  st 

MILLWRIGHTS. 

Clark  Hennington,  Hiuhgate 
Cox  Joseph,  3(i  Norfolk  st 
Hill  Thomas,  King  st 

MUSIC    SELLERS. 

Bray  John    (and    piamd'orte),    21 

High  st  [bam  terrace 

Reddie  Josiah  Ferdinand,  Bucking- 

NEWS    ROOMS. 

See  Libraries  and  News  Booms. 

NEWrSPAPER. 

LvNN  Advertiser  &  West  Nor- 
folk Herald  (Saturday)  Thew 
&  Son,  1  and  2  High  st 

PAINTEBS--HOUSE,    SIGN,  «tc. 

Maiked  thus  w  are  ;ilsi>  Glaziers. 


PHYSICIANS. 

Ingle  Thomas,  59  High  st    • 
Tweedale  John,  Baxter's  plain 
Whiiing  J(din,  Paiadise  shiubbery 
Willis  Thomas  Chapel  st 

PILOTS- 
OFFICE,  ST.  anne's  fort. 
Headsman — John  Cliadd. 

Hitchcock  Jatnes 
Jackson  Richard 
Jones  William 
Jopiin  Thomas 
Melton  Robtrt 
Neach  Edward 
Ollitt  John 
Kavner  John  G. 
Setchell  James 
Sliaftoe  Thomas 
rea>el  Siniuel 
Tbew  Henry 
Thon)pS'inRichd. 
Thompson  Thos. 
Walker  Thomas 
Wright  Samuel 


Amies  John 
Barile  Charles 
Bayes  John 
Bennett  Thomas 
Bouch  Samuel 
Brooke  Jokn 
Bui  ton  George 
Chase  William 
Cook  James 
Coston  John 
Cross  William 
Fisher  Thomas 
Fysh  Robert 
Greenacre  Saml. 
Hai  le  John 
Hart  Peter 
Hewitt  William 

PLASTERERS. 

CSee  also  Bricklnyers  &(  Plasterers.) 
Connolly  James,  Austin  st  [place 
Facliney  William,  Tuesday  Market 
Ocklt-y  Simon,  Blackfriars  road 
Riches  Richard,  BlacktVirtis  road 

PORTER  AND  ALE    DEALERS. 

Biowne  Daniel,  N(nlolk  st 


Roberts  Josiah,  102  Norfolk  st 
Rose  John,  2  Tuesday  Market  pi 
Trundle  John, 12  St.  James  .st 

SAIL    MAKERS. 

Gardiner  Walter,  St.  Nicholas  st 
Garland  John,  2  Clinrch  st 
Johnson  Tlioinas,  Boal  st 
Linay  &  Coopei,  120  Higlist 
LinaySamuel,    Sittuniay  Market  pi 
Marsters&.Xiines.TuesdaviMaiket  pi 
Randulph  Peter,  Puiiieet'place 

SHIP    BUILDER. 

Shipp  William    (and  .ship  owner), 
All  Saints  st 

SHIP    CHANDLERS. 

Elli.son    George    (and   ship  owner, 

&c.),  1  Nelson  street 
Garland  John,  2  Church  st 
Linay  &  Cooper  (and  oil  and  colour 

merchants),  120  High  st 
Linay  Saml.,   6  Saturday  Market  pi 
Randulph  Peter,  Pni fleet  place 
Rowuey  Tlu>mas,  3  College  lane 

SHIP    OWNERS 

Ellison  George,  1  Nelson  st 
Seals  Samuel,  15  London  road 
Shipp   William    (and    builder),   All 
Saints  stieet 


SHOPKEEPERS&  DEALERS  IN 
GROCERIES  &    SUNDRIES. 

Aldreil  James,  South  st 
Ashley  Hannah,  Nelson  st 
,,  „   ,.  ,o  M       />     A  :.   ..   Alto  Thomas,  80  &  81  Norfolk  st 

Cruso  Robinson,  42  New  Conduit  st    garker  John,  Chapel  st 
Eldrea  Murrey.  56  High  st      [place   Benneit  Ann,  Chapel  st 


Green   Edmund,    Tuesday    Market 
Laws  George  &  Co.,  8  High  st 
Podmoie  William,  Nelson  st 
Sturley  Henry  Thoma*,  Church  lane 


PRINTERS—LETTER-PRESS. 

See  Booksellers,  SfC. 


PROFESSORS     &      TEACHERS. 

Marked  llius  *  are  teachers  of  Music. 

(See  also  Artists.) 

♦Bray  John,  21  High  st 

Burnett  William  Pickering  (mathe- 
niHtics  and  navigation),  5  Black- 
fiiar's  road 

Burton  Thomas  (mathematics),  23 
South  Kveiard  st 

*Codinson  Thomas,  22  Valingers  rd 

Lailhrooke  Henry  (drawing),  Lon- 
don road 


(See  also  Painters,  Piumbers,  6^c.;  |  #Parl.tt  Edward,  38  NewConduit  st 
Flanders  William,  Wind.sor  place 
♦Hodgkinson  John,  27  Kiiigst 
*Kiiig    Horatio   (decorative  painter 

and  gilder),  22  King  st 
*Parlett  Edward,  New  Conduit 
*Raven  &  Chadwick,  48  High  st 
PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS     AND 
GLAZIERS. 

(See  also  the  preceding  list.) 
Butcher  Henry  Martin, II  Regent  st 
Eveiitt  Jidin,  3  Hiah  st 
Girdlestone  Jolin,  Sedgeford  lane 
GosKar  Thomas,  83  High  st 
Hall  Richard,  4  Valingers  road 
Hart  Robert  S.,94  Norfolk  st 
Lea(  h  Robert  H    17  Tower  st 
Lock  Benjamin,  125  Norfolk  st 
Loose  Francis,  3  Railway  road 
Manton  Jonathan,  lUackfriars  road 
Meul  Thomas,  Bioad  st 
Paiik  Isaac.  51  Niu-folk  st 
Plo«ri)ilit  Charles,  Maker  lane 
Watering  James,  London  road 

PAAVN  BROKERS. 

Says  John,  26  New  Conduit  st 
Taylor  Thomas,  38  Tower  st 
Thomas  Mary,  Union  lane 


Reddie  Josiah  Ferdinand  Bucking 
ham  terrace  [square 

*Rndland     Ann,     25    Coronation 
*WallackHeniy,10Buckinghain  terr 

REGISTER    OFFICES    FOR 
SERVANTS. 

CawstonSarah,Lib'ar\Couit,Highst 
Bullen  Mary  Ann,  2  .Austin  st 
Peace  Alice,  21  Tower  st 
Pickerill  Robert  W.  22  St.  James  st 

ROPE    MAKERS. 

Buck  Mary,  Windsor  place 
Cockerill  Charles,  6  Friar  st 
Linay  &  Cooper,  120  High  st       [pi 
Marsters  &  Amies,  Tuesday  Market 

SACK    MANUFACTURERS  AND 
DEALERS. 

Linay  &  Cooper  (wholesale  dealers 

in  sacks),  120  High  -t 
Mai  stei  s&  Arm  es,Tuesday  Market  pi 

SADDLERS    AND    HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Beets  Sht  idon,  2  Railway  road 
Bushcll     William    Dunham,    138 

Norfolk  »t 
Downing  James,  10  Chapel  st 
Roberts  John,  Gaywood  road 


Benstead  Shadiich,  Hiuhgate 
Bird  John,  68  Norfolk  .st 
Biid  John,  Higbgate 
Bootman  Charles,  North  Eveiard  st 
Bowler  Mary,  14  Friars  st 
Brooks  Sarah, 10  Guannock  tenace 
Cook  Mariha,  2  Reecnt  st 
Cooper  J(d)n,  All  S.iints  st 
Coote  James,  3  Sontii  Lynn  plain 
Diifficld  Benjamin,  38  All  Saints  st 
Everett  Robert,  4  Souihgate  st 
Ewer  Dawson,  Castle  Ri-iug 
Fayers  Elizabeth,  15  Noith  st 
Flandi  rs  Joseph,  Chapel  st 
Flegg  Thomas,  St  dgtford lane 
Frost  Robert,  Gaywood 
Gaidiner  William,  65  Norfolk  st 
Gittens  Jolin,  27  Coronation  square 
Greeves  William, South  Clough  lane 
Hopkins  William  Thomas,  Bridge  .^t 
Howes  William,  North  st 
Ives  William,  36  To«er  st 
Jex  Hi  iiry,  Sedgeford  lane 
Lack  Noah,  West  Lynn 
Lawsoii  Frances,  West  Lynn 
Lcarinouth  William,  7  liridgest 
Melton  Ann,  Norih  st 
Ollett  Miry,  North  st 
Parlttt  John,  Chapel  st 
Pile  Maruaret,  New  Checker  st 
Potter  Joseph,  Purfleet  st 
Reed  Thos.  C,  47  South   Everard  st 
Ringwood  Robt.,12  SoiithEveiaidst 
Rolfe  J<dm,  North  Wootton 
Salmon  John,  Windsor  place 
Sands  John, 9  London  road 
Steel  David,  King  st 
Wade  James,  Guannock  terrace 
Wales  Philip,  Queen  st 
Walker  William,  North  end 
Watson  Edward,   West  L^nn 
West  Elizabeth,  28  Queen  st 
Withers  Henry,  Jew's  lane 
SILVERSMITHS  &  JEWELLRS 

Burlmgliani   Daniel   C,   4  Tuesday 

Alaiket  place 
Jones  Hart,  10  High  st 
King  John,  9  High  st 

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Norfolfe* 


LYNN  REGIS,  &c. 


Slatct'j; 


SILVERSMITHS,  dc— Continued. 
Pays  John,  26  New  Conduit  st 
Pond  James  (and  umbrella  maker) , 

35  High  ^tI•eft 
Piidgfon   William  Read,    Saturday 

Market  place 
Pung  Thomas,  54  High  st 
Turner  John,  3  St.  James  st 
Woods  James  C,  id?  Hiyli  st 

SLATE    MERCHANTS. 

Cook  Robert  (ami  fire-brick),  Tues- 
day Market  |)lace 
Hewii.son  Benjamin,  Boal  st 
Jackson  John  (and  plaster  of  Paris), 
3  Nelson  street 

SPIRIT    MERCHANTS. 

(See  also  fFinet^-  Spirit  Merchants) 
Basige  William  &  Thomas,  Kim;  st 
Cruso  Robinson,  42  New  Conduit  st 
Eyre  Klijah,  Bridge  st 
Hogge  &  Seppines,  Setch 
Stuiley  Henry  rhomas,  Church  lane 

STAY    MAKERS. 
Baker  Ruth,  South  st 
BannailAnn  Maiia,  St.  John  st 
Green  Rebecca,  93  High  st 
Ives  Eliza,  13  Coronation  square 
Jackson  John  (and  baby  linen  ware- 
house), 42  High  street 
Miles  Maiy,  Keppel  st 
Oakford  iMary  Ann,  1  Purfleetst 
Plaiten  Jane,  3  London  road 
Rix  lilizabeth,  25  Austin  st 
STONE    &   MARBLE     MASONS. 
Bone  Andrew,  5  London  road 
Broadbent  Joseph,  Blackfriar's  road 
Brown  (,'liarles,  Norfolk  st 
Brown  William,  Loudon  road 
Mann  Robert,  Stonegate  st 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 
Atto  iMary,  113  Higii  st 
Daisley  Mary,  53  High  st  [lane 

Dickerson  Elizabeth,  South  Clougli 
Eldridge  Harriet,  45|  Hiuh  st 
Gibson  Rose,  Sed«?eford  lane 
Gribble  Maria,  16  Valinger's  road 
Hayes  Sar,iii,  4  Noifolkst 
House  Maria,  Purfleet  st 
Jude  Elizabeih,  High  st 
Lock  Avre,  118  Noi  folk  st 
Mitchell  Marv,  121  High  st 
ReadwinMaryAnn.Soutii  Clough  la. 
Simpson  Surali,  14  High  st 
Tliomi)«on  Maiy,38  All  Saints  st 
Wales  Mary  Ann,  15  Sedaeford  lane 

SURGEONS. 

Allen  Thon)as  2'J  V'alinger's  road 
Allinson  Anthony,  Ntlson  st 
Balding  Samuel,  Broad  st 
Burgess  George,  6  St.  James  st 
Chadwick  John  Win.,  10  Norfolk  st 
Cotton  Charles,  King  st 
Hunter  William  Edward,  King  st 
Ingle  Frederick,  Quren  st 
Kendall  Thomas  Marsters,  St.  Mar- 
garet's place 
Manby  Edward,  Kine  Staith  square 
Roper  Robert,  Lo::don  road 
Sayle  G.  orge.  King  Staith  square 
Siuvtlie  Heiirv,  Chapel  st 
Whiting  Jo-eph  B.,  Austin  st 

SURVEYORS-LAND,  &c. 

(See  also  Engineers — Civil.) 
Burcham  Charles,  London  road 
Ciuso  Fiederick  H.,Ne«Conduii  st 
Durrant  Edwin    iand  borough  trea- 
surer), Purfleet  quay 
Goodwin  John    (of  pavements  and 

buildings).  South  Lynn  plain 
Harding  William  I),  (and   engineer 
to  the  Bedford  Level  Corpoiaiion 
and   superintendent  to    the   Eau 
Brink  Commissiuneis),36Uueeu  st 

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M'Kenna    William    C.  (of    taxes), 

Terrace  walk 
Malier  James  H.(road),  ITnion  st 
Middleton  James,  Blackfriar's  road 
Rolin     William     (buildings,    &c.). 

Broad  street 
Utting  James,  7  Blackfriar's  road 

TAILORS. 

Marked  thus  •  are  also  Drapers. 
Billing  Thomas,  St.  Nicholas  st 
♦Brown  William,  14.'»  Norfolk  st 
*Burch  James,  118  High  st 
*Casey  Thomas,  65  High  st  [st 

Cason  Bartholmw.,14  New  Conduit 
*Cozens  James,  144  Norfolk  st 
•Daisley  Howard,  Hillingtonrovv 
Dickerson  James,  14  Queen  st 
Easter  Samuel,  8  Stonegate  st 
*Eccles  James,  69  Hiijh  st 
Foreshaw  Alexander,  St.  John  st 
•Franklin  George,  114  High  st 
F"ranklin  William,  Whincop  place 
•Fuller  Robert,  78  Hiijh  st 
Gant  James,  2  South  Everard  st 
•Gazley  John,  20  Norfolk  st 
Green  Joseph,  93  High  st 
•Holditch  Benjamin,  86  High  st 
•Hunt  Samnei   L.   (and  outfitter), 

38  High  street 
*Jex  Horatio,  18  Bridge  st 
•Linny  William,  7  Chuich  st 
•M'Dowall  Peter,  12NewConduitst 
Regester  James,  20  St.  James  st 
Rippingale  Charles,  6  St.  James  st 
•Sadler  George,  23  Market  place 
•Sheppard  Chailes,  115  High  st 
•Smith  Henry,  Baxter's  plain 
•Smith  Richard,  St.  J. ones  road 
Spark  hall  Robert,9  Blackfriars  road 
•Tliurlow  Joseph,  13  Higii  st 
•Webber  Benjamin  Lake,  3  Coro- 
nation square 
•Webber  Ridiard,  79  Hish  st 
•Wethered  William,  60  High  st 
Wilkin  Robert,  3  Austin  st 
Wilkin  Thomas,  Station  st 
Wilkin  William,  Loudon  road 
Wiseman  James,  10  Austiti  st 

TALLOW    CHANDLERS. 

Patrick  Mary  &  Son,  57  High  st 
Philcox  George, Saturday  Marketpl. 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Albert,  Robert  Henry  Bollin,  Albert  st 
Albion,  Cbarles  Bristnw,  Valinger's  road 
Ancbor&Hnpe,I5o(lyHanitnond,Norfolk  st 
Angel,  Frances  Newton,  Kingst 
Apple,  Stephen  Howltti,  m  Norfolk  st 
Ballast  Boat,  William  Elmer,  32  Queen  st 
Beehive,  Robert  Leach,  Bridge  st 
Bell,  James  Wine,  Norfolk  st 
Bilander,  William  Bennett,  Js'orth  at 
Bird. ill-Hand.  John  Langley,  Norfolk  st 
Black  Goose,Matlhew  fox,  St  Nicholas  st 
Black  Horse,  Thos.  SprinKall,  Chapel  st 
Black  Horse,  Susan  Woods, Castle  Rising 
Black  Joke,  Matthew  Bt-eson,  North  st 
Black  Lion,  Elizabeth  Hilling,  4  High  st 
IJlacksmilhs'  A'ms,V\  m.>S.iyer,  Jew's  lane 
Blue  Lion,  John  Portei,  69  Norfolk  st 
Hoar's  Head,  Cbarles  Scarf. 26  High  st 
BowlingGreen,Riibt.Gorc,NewCliecker  st 
Bricklayers'     Arms,    William      Dobson, 

S'edgeford  lane 
Brush    Makers'  Arms,    John     Aldridge, 
Giianncick  terrace  [st 

Brush  Makers'  Arms,  J.imes  Frost , Austin 
Bull,  Robert  Munson,  High  st 
Bushel,  Jiimes  Jackson,  King  st 
Cambiidge,(jeoBamhridge,Raihvay  pasge 
Canteen,  John  Medlock,  Jew's  lane 
Carpen'ers'  Arms,  George  Col>er,  10  Lon- 
don road  [Norfolk  st 
Carpenters'   Arms,  Thomas    Rayner.  44 
Castle,  Thomas  Hodgson,  St.  James'  end 
Cattle  Market  Tavern,  Charles  Uocking, 

Broad  street 
Chequers,  Thomas  Seapey,  Southgate  st 
Chrrry  'I'ree,  William  Pike,  West  Lynn 
Clough   Fleet  Tavern,  John   Green,  St. 
James'  ruud 


Coach   and   Horses,  John   James  Wise- 
man, Saturday  Marketplace 
Cock,  William  Uunger,  (lay  wood 
Coopers'  Arms,VVilliam  \Vardle,Saturday 

Market  place 
Cow,  Robert  Webb,  St.  James'  place 
Crown,  Christoplier  Cox,  Boal  si 
Crown,  William  Yonng,  Southgate 
Crown  and  Mitre,  William  f.  Carpenter, 
Ferry  lane  [Lynn  plain 

Cross    'A'ajs,     Robert     Warner     South 
l)o{j,  Robert  Fayers,  26  Norfolk  st 
Oog  &  Duck,  Thomas  Cross,  Pilot  st 
Dolphin,  Morris  Gee,  Friars  st 
Duke    of    Wellington,    John    Andrews, 

Nelson  street 
Duke  William,  Henry  Read,  85  Norfolk  st 
Eagle.  Thomas  Smith,  111  Norfolk  st 
E.ol  Grey,  John  May,  Jew's  lane 
Ferry  Boat,  James  Bobbitt,  West  Lynn 
Ferry  Boat,  Andrew  Y.  Richardson,  Ferry 
Boat  lane  [Pilot  st 

Fisherman's     Arms,     William       Felgate, 
Fleece,  Jonathan  Gagen,  Paradise  road 
Fleece,  James  Tann,  West  Lynn 
Folke's  Arms,  Thos.  Black,  Little  Port  st 
Foul  Anchor,  Thomas  Hill,  Boal  *\ 
Fox  &  Hounds,  Edward  Reed,  Chapel  st 
Fox  &  Hounds,  Mary  Lord,  Norfolk  st 
Freebridge,  William  Mann,  West  Lynn 
George  and    Dragon,    William   filancb- 

tlower,  16  High  street 
Goat,  Eoliert  Howes.  Friars  st 
Golden  Lion,  ?ami)el  Cousins,  Purfleetst 
Green  Dragon,  Jemima  Clarke,  14,5  Nor- 
folk st  [Bridge  st 
Greenland      Fishery,      Robert       Morris, 
Gun,  Willis  Wells,  Baxter's  plain 
Hob-in-the-Well,    James    I'egg,    Little 
Port  street  [Lynn 
Hope    and    Anchor,    John    Pike,    West 
Horse  &  (jroom,  Aaron  'I'uck,  Chapel  st 
Hulk,  l!i  belt  Cotton,  Bridge  st 
Jolly   Waterman,   James  H.   Forster,  ]1. 
Stonegate  street                     [Conduit  st 
King      George,     Thomas     Main,     New 
King  William,  Francis  Turner,l*nrflect  st 
King's  Arms.John  .Smith, New  Conduit  st 
Lady  of  the  Lake,  Jas.  Pishorn,  Bridge  st 
Lamb,  Thomas  Hammond,  King  st 
Lattice,  Charles  Keeper,  Chapel  st 
Lincoln     Tavern,    Richard    Hall,    Mill 
Fleet  terrace  [place 
Live  and  Let  Live,  John  Watts,   Windsor 
Lord  Nelson,  William  Dipgons,  Austin  st 
Maid's  Head,  John  Enefer,  Tuesday  Mar. 
ket  place                                        [parade 
Mariners'  Arms,  Roliert  Cozens,  Marine 
Mermaid,  Robert  Pcarce,  Tower  st 
Mermaid,  George  Pearson,  Nelson  st 
Mitre.  Jeremiah  Ballinlcn,  Queen  st 
New  Inn,  Edward  Smith,  South  Wootlon 
New   Railway  Tavern,  John  Bond,  Ont 

South  gates 
Norfolk  Arms,  Henry  Hanwell,  North  at 
Ostrich,  John  Irwin,  Norfolk  st 
Pilo  tHoy,  Sarah  Barrett,  Pilot  st 
Pilot's  Tavern, Wm.  Ford,  St.  Annes'  Fort 
Plasterers'  Arms,  Richard  Riches,  Black- 
friars road 
Plough,  William  Bronkbanh,  Kingst 
Plumbers'  Arms,  Thomas  Leach,  Broad  st 
Prince  of  Wales,  Chas. Pishorn, Purfleet  »t 
Prince  of  Wales,    Thomas  Young,  Out 
South  gates  [friars  road 

Princess  Royal,  John  Skipper,  Black- 
Queen  Caroline,Chii«.  Cne, Guannockterr 
Queen  Victoria,  James  Ryan,  Tower  >t 
Queen's  Arms,Wni.  Wilkin,  London  load 
Queen's  Head,  Susan  Bennell,  4o  High  st 
RailwayTavern, Robert  Wales, I-iBridge  st 
RecruitingSerjeant.  Sarah  Bennell, Satur- 
day Market  place 
Red    Cow    Inn    (and   gang    proprietor), 

Simon  Godfrey,  Church  street 
Red  Lion,  Robert  Shafto,  Purfleet  st 
Red  RoviT,  Martha  Disigius,  Jew's  lanp 
Red  Rover,  John  Hall, 23  Coronation  sq 
Richard  Third,  John  Stiinpson,97  High  st 
Rising  Sun.FrancisWebster,  Stonegate  st 
Robin  Hood,  Edward  Burton,  Union  st 
Rose,  Philip  Pipe,  South  st 
Rose  and  'Thistle,  Charles  Osborn.South 

Clough  lane 
Royal  Oak,  John  Owen.  King  st 
Sailor's  Arms,  Harvin  Hodgson, Qneen  8t 
Scotch  Grey,  John  Legi;etl,  Friars  st 
Shakspeare,  William  Bartram,  Kingst 
Ship,  F'>lwaid  Knape,  Gaywood 
Ship,  William  aayer.  Bridge  st 
'  Ship,  David  Wortlcy,  13  Queen  st 


Wivtttox^. 


LYNN  REGIS,  &c. 


Korfolfe. 


Shoulder  of  Mutton,  William  Hammond, 

Chapel  St  [terrace 

Spread  Eagle,  John  Gooding,  Guannock 
Spread  Eagle,  Win.  Smith, Gaywood  road 
Star,  Henry  Wanty,  Norfolk  st 
Sun,  Rice  Reynolds,  Norfolk  st 
Swan,  Edward  Englednn,  Gaywood 
Swan,  Thomas  Feltwell,  Norfolk  st 
Three  Crowns,  Charles  Lake,  Queen  st 
ThreeHorseahoes, Frederick  Hall,  Jew's  la 
Three  Pigeons,  Charlolte  Peacock,  St. 

James  street 
Three  Trins,  Richard  Garman,  Church  st 
Town  Arms,  John  Howlett,  1  Queen  st 
Tub, Thomas  Hook,  St.  Nicholas  st 
Two  Breivers,  Henry  Twaites,  Purtieet  st 
Unicorn,  William  Wilton,  Tower  st 
Valiant  Sailor,  George  Wells,  Nelson  st 
Victory  John  Dun  thorne,TuesdayM  a  rkt  pi 
Whitby,  Henry  Horneygold,  Kingst 
AVhite     Hart,    Henry     Wells,    Saturday 

Market  place 
Whi(eHorse,ThomasU  ood  ward  Gay  wood 
White  Swan,  Rose  Dyson,  West  Lynn 
Whitesmiths'     Arms,    Susannah     Neve, 

Pilot  street 
Windsor,  Charles  Wright.  Kejipel  st 
Wisbeach    Telegraph,    Edward     Ward, 

Chapel  st  [kef  place 

Woolpack,  Robert  Adams,  Tuesday  Mar- 
Wrestlers,  William  Gardner,  Queen  st 
Yorkshire  Tavern,    John    Aldridge,    18 

Queen  street 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Alderton  Robert,  Out  South  gates 
Barlle  fienjamiii,  Pilot  st 
Bartle  \\  illiam,  43  New  Conduit  st 
Beats  Robert,  Windsor  place 
Bo'tomley  William,  West  Lynn 
Brighton  Mary,  Jew's  lane 
Brown  Ann,  High^ate 
Chamberlain  James.  104  Norfolk  st 
Coleman  Sarah.  Gaywood  road 
Colman  William,  Pilot  st 
Eblis  William,  North  M'ootton 
Eldred  Murray, 56  High  st 
Greenaway  Robert,  36  Friars  st 
Gudgeon  John.  Boal  st 
Harrison  John  Henry,  John  st 
Holching  William,  Gavwood  road 
Howletl'William,  132  Norfolk  st 
Jackson  Edward,  Gaywood  load 
IVlidilleton  Robert,  North  end 
Miller  James,  Bridiie  st 
Milson  Charles,  134  Norfolk  st 
Michols  Robert,  Gaywood 
Ollett  Mary,  North  st 
Pilch  William,  Bridge  st 
Pitt  Benjamin,  Tower  st 
Ravenshaw  Harriet,  56  Norfolk  st 
Short  Thomas,  Gaywood 
Sims  John,  Pilot  st 
Stapleton  James,  South  Wootlon 
Walker  William.  North  end 
Wardale  John,  Union  place 
White  William,  Sedgeford  lane 
TEA  DEALERS    Bl    DRAPERS— 
TliAVELLlNG. 

Aird  Alexander,  North  Eveiaid  st 
Armstrong  James,  London  road 
Armstrong  Maitlnv.  NevvChccker  .st 
Campbfll  Andrew,  9  St.  James'  rd 
Cooper  William,  Regent  st 
Fisher  James,  Norfolk  st 
Mc. Chine  Jamis,  10  Union  st 
Mc.Corty  Samuel,  New  Cliecker  st 
Mitchell  James  (diaper)  St.  James'  rd 
Rae  George  &  Alexander,  3  Guan- 

nock  place 
Walker  John,  St.  John  st 

TIMBER    mERCHANTS. 

Cartwiiglit  Reuhen,  West  Lynn 
Cook  Robc-rt,  Tuesday  Marketplace 
English  OxKy  &  Co.  King  st 
Everard  Edward  &  Sons,13aker  lane 
Gisciird Uriah  I  mahogany  merchant) 

74  High  street 
HoKt;e  VVilliam,  King  st 
Hnlton  &  Self,  30  St.  James  st 
Marsters  John,  the  Boal 

TOBACCO    MANUFACTURERS- 

Eldred    INlurrey    (tobacconist),    56 

High  street 
Pindar  &  Clark   (and  siuiff),  Saint 

Anne  street 


TOBACCO    PIPE    MAKERS.        , 

Bargley  John,  Stdgeford  laife 
Edmunds  Francis,NortliClough  lane 
Flanders  Joseph,  Chapel  st 
Hitchcock  John,  Kinn  st 
Joplin  Thomas,  7  Norfolk  st 

TOY    DEALERS. 

Hastings  Samuel,  100  High  st 
Johnson  Isaac,  38  High  st 
Lowes  John,  33  St.  Jatnes  st 
Plowright  Snnnel,  119  Norfolk  st 
Warth  William, 22TuesdayMarket  pi 

TURNERS    IN    WTOOD. 

Digeons  William,  Broad  st 
Hardy  William,  Chajiel  st 
Mitton  William,  Norfolk  st 

VETERINARY     SURGEONS. 

Freeman  William  W.  Tower  st 
Whitwell  Richard,  Broad  st 

WATCH  &  CLOCK    MAKERS. 

AndrewsWm.Theodoric,44Towerst 
Burlingham    Daniel  C,    4  Tiiestiay 

Rlarliet  place 
Greene  Rnbert,  Castle  rising 
Hastings  Robert,  146  Norfolk  st 
Herrmann  Sebastian,  7  Norfolk  st 
Hettich  Clement,  37  Norfolk  .st 
Hnnter  F'rederick,  103  High  st 
Jones  Hart,  10  High  st 
King  John,  9  High  st 
Latten  Robert  James,  Blackfriars'  rd 
Pridgeon    William   Read,  Saturday 

Market  place 
Piing  Thomas,  54  High  st 
Sheldiick  John,  12  Providence  row 
Turner  John,  3  St.  James  st 
Waldfogel  &  Siedle,  18  Norfolk  st 
Woods  James  C,  93  High  st 

WHARFINGERS. 

Cook  Henry   Houghtim,    Common 

Staith  [square 

Garland  William;&  Son, King  Staith 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Crowe  Daniel.  Gaywood  road 
Guy  Thomas,  St.  Nicholas  st 
Reynold--  Wni.,  Gnannock  terrace 
Silence  Nicholas,  Gaywood  road 

W^HITESMITHS. 

Aickman  &  Menzies,  King  street 
Andrews  Thomas,  Albert  st 
Dawes  Philip,  Priory  lane 
Dines  Heiiiy,  Regent  st  f.iace 

Hudson  Edward,  25  Guannock  tei- 
Neve  Susannah,  Pilot  st 
Potter  Joseph,  Purfleet  bridge 
True  Rdbtrt,  St.  James  st 
Wilhnt  Charles,  23  to  26  High  st 

W^INE  &  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

[See  also  Spirit  Blerchants  and  also 
ll'ine  ISlerchunts.) 

Browne  Daniel,  137  Norfolk  st 
Burlingham  James,  14  Norfolk  st 
Everard  Edward  &Sons,  Bakerlane 
Fisher  James,  140  Norfolk  st 
Green  John,  Tuesday  iMaiket  place 
Jackson  .lohn,  11  Norfolk  st 
Jefferv  &  Co.,  King  st 
Laws  Gtorge  &  Co.,  8  High  st 

WINE     MERCHANTS. 
{See  also  the  preceding  list.) 
Bullock  Brame,  110  High  st 
Clifton  William  &  Son,  Queen  st 
ManningEd  ward  Bos  wort  lijTuesday 

Market  place 
Oxley  &  Moyse,  King  st 

WOOL    MERCHANTS. 
Jeffery  &  Co.,  Kingst 
Moyse  Walter,  7  King  street 


IVtiscellaneous. 

Barker    William,  maker   of  lireworks,  3 

All  Saiirts  st  [London  road 

Barratt  William,  chatT  and   hay   dealer, 
Bunnell    William    collector    of  rates,  11 

Saturday  Market  [foil;  st 

Collinson  Jacob,  dealer  in  game,  98  Nor- 
Cozens  George,  temperance  hotel,  Black- 

Iriars  road  [lane 

Eggett  Frances,upholstiess,SoiitlrCl()r]gli 
Eldridge  George,  engraver,  45J  High  st 
ExIey.Tliomas,  excavators'  tools  maker. 

West  Lynn 
Goskar  Thomas,  clerk  of  the  cattle  mar. 

Uet,  26  Valenger's  road 
Green  Edmund,  ale  and  porter  merchant, 

Tuesday  Market  place 
Harrison  John,  cattle  salesman, Norfolk  st 
Johnson  Thos.  news  agent,  'J.'i  Norfolk  st 
Jordan    Richard,   town    missionary,    29 

New  Checker  str  [don  road 

King  Thomas,  harbour   master,  17  Lon. 
Lincoln  I'hos.  hardwareman,  Norfidk  st 
Marsters  John,  hone  merchant,  the  Boal 
Martin    &    Harrison,  cattle    salesmen, 

Gaywood  and  Lynn 
Munn    Richard    &    Co.,  paper   makers, 

Wisbeach  road 
I'latten  William,  cleik,  Baxter's  plain 
Plowright  Henry,chemical  manure  agent, 

4  London  road 
Sheves  John,  hasket  maker, 35  Norfolk  st 
Tovey  William,  working  jeweller,  Bur- 

lingham's  court 
Wibberley   William  John,  engineer  and 

machinist.  Union  lane 
Youngs  Thomas,  chimney  sweeper,    23 

Chapel  street 


PUBLIC    BUILDINGS 
OFFICES  esc. 

PLACES    OF   WORSHIP, 

AND  THEIIS  MINISTERS. 

CHURCHES  OF  THE  ESTABLISHMENT 

ALL  Saints',  South  Lynn— Rev.  Robert 
Beloe. 

Saint  Faith's, Gaywood — Rev.  Thomas 
Hulton,  M.A.,  rector. 

Saint  John  THE  Evangelist's,  Black- 
friars road — Rev.  E.F.  Ld wards  Han- 
kinson,  incumbent. 

Saint  Lawrk.vce's,  Castle  Rising — 
Rev.  Charles  W.  Bagott,  rector;  Rey. 
Edward  Pinifar,  cHja/e. 

Saint  Margaret's,  >aturday  Market 
place— Rev.  Robert  Hankinsnn,  ma.. 
rector;  Rev. William  Leeper,  Rev.Wm. 
F.Welch,and  Rev. Henry Brown,ci/r(ifes. 

Saint  Nicholas'  Chapel  of  Ease  Si. 
Anues  street — (the  same  ministers  as 
Saint  Margaret'.s.) 

Saint  Peter's,  West  Lynn — Rev.  Jere- 
miah Bowen,  b.a  ,  incumbent. 

DISSENTING    CHAPELS. 

Baptist,  Blackfriars  road— Rev.  John  T. 
Wigner,  minister. 

Independent,  New  Conduit  street — 
Rev.  Robert  Hamilton,  ininisier. 

Friends'  Meeting  House,  New  Con- 
duit street. 

Unitarian, Norfolk  street— Rev.Andrew 
Lunn,  minister. 

Wesleyan  Methodist,  Tower  street— 

Primitive  Methodist,  London  road. 

Wesle  VAN  Assoc  lATio.v.NorlhCloiigh  la 

Roman  Catholic,  North  Everuid  st — 
Rev.  George  Righy,  priest. 


CUSTOM    HOUSE, 
rUliFLEET  QUAY. 

CoZ/fc/or— Mr.  John  Moody. 

Cvinptroller  and  Landuuj  Surveyor — 
Mr-.  Geort:e  Arnold. 

Chief  Clerk  to  the  Collector  and  Ware- 
houseman— William  Kendler. 

Second  C/er/c— Fr-ancis  John  Swatman. 

Tide  Surveijor — Robert  Jacksim. 

Landimj  Searchers  and  Coast  Waiters — 
Thoriias  W.  Hnnter,  Philip  Broadfoot 
and  Robert  Jackson. 


INLAND    REVENUE    OFFICE, 

BKOAD    STREET. 
CoZ/fc/or— William  Gariard. 

.Supervisor George  George. 

Collectors'  Clerk— John  Dawson. 


47 


Xorfolfe. 


LYNN  REGIS,  &c. 


^latct'sJ 


WEST    NORFOLK    AND      LVNN 

HOSPITAL,  LONDON  ROAD. 
Phnsician  — John  Wliittiiie- 
SuKjeoiis—Gforsi-  Sayle  &  Clias.  Cotton. 
House  Siinieoiiix-  Src>ftary—Chas.Feiia.by 
fijation—Doioliiy  Judson. 


POOR    LAW    UNION. 

T'NioN  Workhouse,  St.  James'. 

fj.jicnjor— Tliurlow  Nelson. 
Jl^rtf'on— Charlotte  Bl    ck 
Sihoolmasler — Robert  Lawson. 
.VWi.io/iiitsdess     Haiinali  Car<-y. 
derk     to     the    Boird     of  Guardians — 

•Idlin  .lames  Coulton. 
Chaplnin  —  Rev.  William  Howlett. 
.Sii ryfoHs— Charles  Coiton,  Henry  Smythe 

aiui  William  E.  Hnnler. 
Relieviiiy  0/^ars— William    Tilney  and 

Huratio  Nelson. 


REGISTRARS^ 

OF   BIRTHS,    DEATHS  &  MARRIAGES. 

Supfrintendent     liipiitrar— John     James 

(oultiMi  — Oilice,  Austin  street. 
Reyiilrar  for  the  North  District-  George 
Buinhriilae,  Norfolk  st. 
"         Middle   District— John    Chad- 
wick,  10  Norfolk  street. 
"         South  District— Thomas  Allen, 

Valennei's  road. 
"         For    Marriages— John     Impin 

Martin,  Norlblk  street. 
"  Far  the FreebriilgeLynnVinon — 

John  G,  Etches,  Gay  w  ood  road. 


COUNTY    COURT, 
HELD  MONTHLY  IN  THE  GUILDHALL. 

J«'/nf— Jolin  Dick  Birnnhv.  Esq. 
//  p/i  bull  ff-ThomsLS  V.Wright,  Hich  St. 
« 7^,-;c  —  I'h  il  i  p  W  ilson— Office.St  J  ames' st 
Jiaii iff— James  Dewson. 

A1.B10S  Hall,  Broad  street 

Bai.i.ast  Office,  Queen   st--Jeremiali 

Unlleiiten,  fca//as(  mister 
Bible    Depository,   .^o  High  st— \Vm. 

John  Hives,  depusitoiy 
Christian'     Knowledge     Society's 

Dkp.iT,  d7  St.  Jitmes  street 
Co*L  and  Corn  M  eters  Officr,  (iueen 

street— J'lhn  Robinson, Aead  master 
Eau    Brink   Cut  Office,  the    Boal— 

Henry  Sceats,  to//ec(o;' 
G4S  UoiiKs,  Out Southgafes — Sampson 

Almond,  manar/er 
Haliso   Toll  Officb,  the  Boal — Thos. 

Hill,c'.//ei(oi- 
J.YNN  .SEI.F-SlPrORTING    I.\STITDTION 

(lor  the  Sick  and  Hurt),  Baxter's  plain 

J"hn  Siii\ih,bonkkerper 
M  »bki-:t  H ALL, Tuesday  Market  place 
IMo'iBi.\c  Dues  Ofkici:,   King  street — 

Edw.ird  Self,  fo;/fc/o)- 


Museum,  Union  street— William  Taylor, 

honorary  secretary 
Police    Office,    Queen     street — John 

Wood,  superintendent 
Stamp    Office,    Baker   lane — William 

'I'ajlor,  distributer 
Tax     Office     (Income,     Property   and 

Assessed),  Terrace    walk — William   C. 

M'Kenna,  survtynr 
Tempeiiancb  Hall,  Blackfriars  road 
Town  Gaol,  Saturday  Market  place 

John  Ballerbee,  3<)iicinoc 
Tr^ct   Dei'ositoiiy,  ItKi  High  street- 
Thomas  S.  Share,  depositary 
Water    Works,  Kettle    mills— Joseph 

Woottou,  manager 


COACHES,  &C. 

ToBURNHAM  MARKET,an  Omnibus, 
from  the  (ilobe  Hotel,  every  Tuesday 
afternoon  at  four,  and  the  AJail  Cart, 
everv  morning  at  six 

To  SPALDING,  the  Union,  from  the 
Globe  Hotel,  every  morning  ^Sunday 
excepted),  at  nine 

To  THORNHAM,  the  Endeavour,  from 
the  Globe  Hotel,  every  Monday,  Tues- 
day. Thursday  find  Saturday  afiernoon 
at  four;  goes  through  Castle  Rising 
Snettisliam  and  Hunlslanton 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILW^AY, 

ON    THE  EAST  ANGLIAN  LINE. 

Station,  Blackfriars  road  — Mr  T.  P. Bond, 
secretary;  Mr.  Wenlworth  (lay,  poorfs' 
manager  j   Richard  CoUer,  s(afio)i  c/erfc 

CARRIERS. 

To  ANMER,   —    Shred,   from   the  Star, 

Tuesday  and  Saturday 
To  BAR  f  ON,  —  Morley.from  theBushel, 

Tuesday 
To  BIRCH  AM,-  O^wick.from  the  Bird- 

in-Hand,  &  —  Durtield,  from  the  Rum- 
mer, Tue.>>day  and  Saturday 
To  BOSTON,      Gibbon.s.fiom  theMaid's 

Head,  Tuesday   and    Friday,    through 

Su'ton  and  HMheach 
To  BRANCASTKR,  —  Bowler,  from  the 

Star,  and  --   Fiddiman,  from  the  Black 

Hor*e,  Tuesday   and   Friday,  through 

Doekins; 
To  BURN  HAM  MARKET,— Sampher' 

from  the  Mud's  Head,  and  —  Howard' 

Irom  the  Vidorv,  Tuesday  and  Friday 
To  BURY  ST.  EDMUNDS,  — Steward' 

from  the  Rummer,  Tuesday  and  Friday> 

through  'f'hetlbrd 
To  CASTLE  ACRE,  by  the  Norwich 

carriers 
To   CASTI.E    RISING,   by  the   Bran- 

caster  earners 
To  CROMER.  —  Mason, from  thePlack 

Horse,  Tuesrlay  and  Saturday  ;  through 

Fakenham  and  Holt 
To  DERIiHAM.liy  the  Nor wicncarriers 


To  DERSINGHAM,  —  Davis,  from  tb« 

Bushel,  Tuesday  and  Saturday 
To  DOWNHAM.    —  Wriuht,  from  the 

Bushel. Tuesday,Thursday  &  Saturday 
To   ELM  HAM,  —  Tumbling,  Irom  the 

Sla-. Tuesday 
ToFAKENHAM.bythe  Cromer  carriers 
ToFINCHA.M,—   Southgate.  from  the 

Bushel,  &  —  Barker,  from  the  Plough, 

Tuesday  and  Saturday 
To   FLirCHA.M.  —  Linfnrd,  from  the 

Royal  Oak,  Tuesday  and  .'Saturday 
To  GRIMSIONE,  -  Casbian,  from  the 

Green  Dragon,  Tuesday.  Thursday  and 

S.iturdav,  and  —  Sliiukfield,  from  the 

Bird-in-Hand,  Thursday  &  Saturday 
ToHAUPLEY,  —  Oye,  from  the  Wrest- 
lers' Arms,  Tuesday  and  Saturday 
To  HEACHAM,—  High, from  the  Green 
I      Dragon,  daily,  through  Snetiisham 
I  ToHILGAY,— 'Slingsby,from  the  Rummer 
I  To  Hf)LT.  by  the  Cro.mer  carriers 
I  To  HUNSTANTON,  —  Wales,  from  the 
I       Plough,  Tuesday  and  Friday 
I  To  MARHAM,— Jackson, from  the  Bird- 
I      in-Hauil,  Saluiday 
To  MASSiNGHAM,  —  Bone,  from  the 

Plough,  &  —  Muer,  from  tne  Wrestlers 

Inn,  Tuesday  and  Saturday 
I  ToNARBOllOUOH,  —  Pool'ey,  from  the 
,      Coach  &  Horses, 'I'uesday  &  Saturday 
To  NORTH  WOLD,  —  Crisp,  from  the 

Bushel.  Saturday 
To  NORWICH,  -  Belts. from  the  Black 

Horse,  and  —  Bondy,  from  the   Maid's 

Head,  Tuesday   and    Friday;  —Twit, 

from    the     Plough,     Friday,     and    — 

Stringer,  on  Saturday 
To     RUDHAM,    —    Basham,  from  the 

Maid's  Head,  and  —  Glaswell,from  the 

Star,   Tnesday  and  Saturday 
To  SNETIISHAM,—  Judge,  from  the 

Bull,  Tuesilay,  I  hursday  «c  Saturday 
To   SPALiHNG,  —    Winkley,  fiom  the 

Black  Horse,  Tuesday  and  Friday 
To  S  rOKE.  —  Salmon,  from  the  Star, 

Tnesdav.  Thursday  &  Saturday 
To  SWAFFHAM,—  Coe.from  the  Star. 

Tuesday, Thursday  and  S  iturday 
To  TERRINGTON,.  —  Failesfrom  the 

Plough,  Tuesday  and  .Saturday 
To  THETFORD.  by  the  Bury  Saint 

EuMU  \  DS  carriers 
To  THORN'HAM,-  Herring,  from  the 

Black   Horse,  and  —    Spendlove,  from 

the  .Sun,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To    WELLS,  —   Cock,  Irom  the  Green 

Dragon,    and    —     Rhodes,   from     the 

Maill's  Head,  Tuesday  Si  Saturday 
To    WISBEACH,  —  Hudson,  from  the 

INIaid's  He-ad,  Tuesday  and  Friday 
CONVEYANCE  BVWATER. 
ToHULL,  the io'v/ iV./soH  ■^:ean  fac' el, 

fiom  Coiun.on  Saitli,  evi'iy  Frida\  — 

Henry     H.    CojI;,     Tuesday    Mark«;t 

place,  agent 


NORTH  ^\ 

WITH  THE  VILLAGE  OF  WOHSTl 
IXoRTH  WALSH.AM  is  a  paiisli  in  ilii-  liundrcd  o{  1 
TMiiMi'ad — the    mailu't  town,  inconsi'.leiable   in  size, 
liiit  aiicii'iitand  resiaciahle;  is  12.iiiiile>  N  E.  liyN.fioni 
J.ondi.ii,  and  14  N.  from  N^iwii  li  (thf  laticrtlic  iicaie.st  I 
jalway  st.ition;  ;  situated  oil  the   hinh  road  between  j 
Nniv\i'c!i  and   the  noi  tin  in  cuast  of  llie  coiiiiiy.     The 
town  is  clean,  but  inegulaily  budr;  and   (•oi)sist>  ofi 
•  ■ne  le.idin^  street  and  .-eveial   smaller  ones  diverging  ; 
fioin  it,  nio-t  of  which  are  well  paved  and  gas-li.iihted. 
The  maikei  cross,  erected  in  the  reign  of  Edward  111.  1 
was  injun  d  by  the  gie.it  fiie,  which   nea.ily 'hstroyed 
tiie  lo\vii,  ill  KiOO  ;  it  was  siihse(]ueiitly  repaired,  and 
is  rtii  attractive  object.    This  neighbimiliood  is  the  re-  ! 
Hi  leiice  (if  many  genteel   families,  and  is  embellished  t 
with  >oiiie   hand.some   seats.     In  the   vicinity   of  the 
town    the    conriiry    is    flat;   but    fmllier    eastward,: 
tdwards   ihe  coast,  it  is   inoie  vaiii<l,    bold  and  pic- j 
tiiiT«(pie  :  indeed  this   district  is  eipial    in    beaiitv  to' 
ai'y  part  of  the  coumy,  and  the  land  is  fertile.     About 
a  mile  from  Walslunii,  in  the  diiection  of  Norwich, 
on  the  mad  side,  is  an  ancient  -tone  cross,  coinniemo-  i 
i-ativeof  a  hattle,  fought   in  1382,  between  Spencer, 
liislpip  of  .Norwich,  and  Lytoter,  the  dyer.    Walsham 
is  a  place  of  respectable  local    fiade,  but  destiUite  of' 

4.S 


ALSHAiM, 

•:aD  and  NEIGHBOURHOOD.S. 
manuf.tctnies.  A  very  cood  inn,  the  '  King's  Arius>' 
is  well  known  as  a  comfortable  commercial  house,  as 
well  as  an  efficient  posting  establislnm  nt.  The  North 
WaMiani  and  Uilliam  canal  passes  a  short  distance 
north-east  of  the  town,  and  is  a  continuation  of  ihe 
Bine,  which  is  navigable  t"  Varmonth  ;  an  extensive 
gianaiy  and  coal  wharf  lia\('  been  erected  at  the  basin, 
at  Ainingham,  by  Lord  .Suflicld.  Tliis  nobleman  hnlds 
a  court  baron  annually,  as  does  the  irish(.p  of  Norwich; 
the  magisir.ites  asseinldc  In  re  weekly  in  i)eity  se-sion, 
tipon  business  connected  wiih  the  hunditd;  and  Wal- 
sham is  included  in  the  thiitv-thiid  circuit  of  County 
Cmirt  towns,  iiudcr  the  act  passed  in  1846,  for 
tlie  recoieiy  of  dehts  to  any  amount  not  exceed- 
ine  £20.  The  town  is  a  polling  station  at  the  election 
of  membeis  to  represent  Ea^t  Noifnll;. 

The  parish  cliincli  nf  Saint  Mary  is  spacious,  Imt 
possesst  8  iiotbiiig  to  attract  attention,  except  a  fine 
monument,  in  the  chancel,  to  .Sir  William  Paston, 
Knt. :  the  living  is  a  vicarage,  of  which,  by  virtue  of 
his  aUbacy,  the  liishoj)  of  Norwich  is  p.itron.  Inde- 
[lendents,'  We^leyan  and  Primitive  .Methodists,  and 
t!ie  Society  of  Eriends,  have  their  n  sped ive  places  of 
woiship.     The  principal  charitable  institution   is  a 


IBirectori). 


NORTH  WALSHAJVl,  &c. 


Korfolfe. 


free  grammar  school,  endowed  by  Sir  Willain  Paston,  |  some  celebrity  as  the  place  where  tlie  tvvisied  varn 
abi.veiiieiiiioiied,  m  16f.0,  forfoity  boys  from ci-rtHin  '  called  fFarstfi/t  wns  first  Tnanti(actiire.l—tlie  name  of 
bundreds  of  the  county;  it  is  an  ably  conducted  tlie  place  bavins  been  anci.utly  spelled  the  «amf  wav 
establishment:  tiie  late  Admiml  L-nd  Nelson  reeeived  as  that  maieri;.!.  iManuliictures  h.te  long  been  un- 
Jiis  ediKHtinn  at  tins  school.  A  library,  lift  by  the  .  known  here,  and  ih.re  is  no  e.stablisliment  of  any 
Rev.  —Heniey,  f.ir  tiie  use  of  professional  gentlemtn  consequeice  in  business,  unless  a  good  inn  may  be 
of  the  town  and  neighbonihood,  is  noder  tliecaie  of  considered  an  exception.  A  manorial  court  is  held 
the  governors  and  p.iaster  of  the  sdioo!.  A  Sunday  i  annually,  at  which  coir-tabjes  and  other  officers  are 
school,  conducted  upon  the  iiatiwnal  plan,  is  siip-  appoiiiie<).  The  paiish  church  of  Saint  Mary  is  a 
ported  by  subscriptions,  and  there  is  another  school :  spacious  and  truly  handsome  structure,  with  a  lofiv 
upon  tlie  Briii-h  plan.  The  luaikct  is  held  on  j  square  tower  ciowi.ed  with  pinnacles  •  \iie  chancel  is 
'I'huisd.iy;  a  fair  for  cattle  and  p-dlery  on  the  day  adorned  with  richly  carv.d  screen  work,  and  th"  lout 
before  Hoiy-Thui-sday,  and  statutes  for  hiiineservanis  is  highly  orn;tmented  :  the  living  is  a  di'scliareed  vica- 
twice  a  year.  The  parish  contained,  in  1831,  2,615  i;.ge.  in  the  presentation  of  the  Dean  and  Clianter  of 
inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  2,6'55.  I  Norwich.     'I'here  is  a  place  of  worship   for   Baptists - 

VVoBSTEAD  is  a  parish  in  the  same  hundred  as  Wal-  j  an-l  tiie  r hariiies  consist  of  a  .-school  for  poor  cliildren' 
shtni— the  villuge  is  somewhat  above  2  miles  s.  by  e.  supported  by  subs(  ripiion,  and  alm^iioiises  for  six  in- 
fi-om  that  town,  pleasantly  seate<l  on  a  small  stieatn  diKCtit  persons.  The  market  has  for  many  yeais  been 
thit  iu:is  into  ilie  Th\rne;  and  the  navigable  canal,  j  discontinued ;  butafairi^  held  on  the  12th  of  May, 
which  enters  the  sea  at  Yarmouth  passes  through  the  '  for  stock,  hoises  and  pcdlery.  Population  in  1831' 
parish.     It   was   formerly   a   market   town,  atid  held   830;  in  1841,  834. 

POST  OFFICE^  Market  pi^ce,  Noitii  WaL-h-im,  William  Pope,  Post  Master.— LeUem  from  al' 
paitSHirive  (from  NoRWiCH)  every  morning  at  nine,  aud  are  despatched  thereto  at  twenty  minutes  after 
four  ill  the  afternoon. 

Letters  (hy  loot-post)  to  South  repps,  Mundslev,  and  Bacton,  every  morning  at  half-past  nine. 

POST  OFFICE,  Wor«tead,  Mary  Auu  Dyhall,  Post  MVrm.— Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (from 
'  every  m.  ming  at  nine,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  four  in  the  afiernooii. 


Norwich) 
nobility,   gentry  and 

CLERGY. 

Adams  R'  v.  Richard,  Edii'gthoipe 
Aufrere  Rev.  George,  Ridlingioa 
Halls  Mr.  Thomas,  Worstead 
Barnes  Rev.  Wm.L.  North  Walsham 
BeckworthRev.'I'lioina^jCrostwight 
Bircli  Rev.  Charles,  Hanpislungh 
lUacklock  Rev.  Ralph, Gimmiugham 
Grown  Rev,  Jame^jAntiMyhain  roail 
Cubitt  Edwani,  Esq.,  Honing  Hall 
Dolphin  Rev.Johii,  Ami  ghaai 
Dolphin  Mrs.  Marti  a,  SwatiehlHall 
Dry  Rev.  Thomas,Fiee  School  mad 
Fanquire  Rev.  GeoigeW.  L   Bacton 
Flavell  Rev.  John  U'ehh,  Ridlingion 
Foster  Mis.  Sarah,  Angel  st 
King  Rei'.  Gtoige.  Worstead 
Lacey  Mrs.  Ann,  Fiee  School  road 
Leggitt  Mr.  Thomas.  Worstead 
M>h11  Mrs.  — ,  Kiee School  toad 
Petre  Captain  JohnBerney,Swafield 
PetieJack,  F.iq.,  Westwick  Hou^e 
Pitcher  Mr.  John,  Kiee School  road 
Uandell  Mr.  John, Free  School  road 
Robin>onSir  Heniy,  Kiiapton 
Kous  ihe   Honiije.  William  Rufus, 

Woi  stead  House  [st 

Shepherd  Martin  Jaii'es,Esq. Market 
Simpson  Mrs.  Hairiet,  Angel  st 
Spunleiis    Rev.    William    Tylney, 

the  Oaks  [Diiham 

Tavlor    Shepherd  Thomas,   Esq., 
Vincent  Mr.  George,  Happishurgh 

Hall  [road 

Waller  Miss  Mary  Ann.FieeS(  hool 
Wilkiiisonllev.WilliamF.  Theatre  st 
Wilier  Mis.  Elizabeth,  Ttieatre  st 

ACADEMIES    &    SCHOOLS. 

British  School,  Free  School 
road — George  Matthews,  master: 
Mary  Ann  Julen,  misiress 

Cross  Sophia   (boarding  aud  day), 
Grove  cottage 


ATTORNEYS. 

Maker  Robert  S..  Market  place 
Cojehy  Charle.s,  King's  Arms  st 
Millard    Philip    (and  clerk    to   the 

magistrates),  Marshwate 
Sadler  Samuel,  Maiket  place 
Seeiv  Benjamin  Culiitt,  Beech  grove 
Wilkinson    George    (and    assistant 

clerk     to    the    County    Courtj, 

Lower  st 

AUCTIONEERS  &  APPRAISRS. 

Deyns  John  Fuller,  the  Terrace 
Pope  William,  Maiket  place 

BAKERS    fit   FLOOR  DEALERS. 

Cooper  Robert,  Worstead 
Dvbal!  Robert,  Marketplace 
Newton  Samuel,  Market  st 
Pratt  William,  Market  place 
Smith  John,  Market  place 
White  Timotiiy,  'I'heaire  st 

BANKERS. 

East  of  England  Bank  (Branch) 
ilieTeiracei — (draw  on  the  Lon- 
don and  Westminster  Bank), — 
Richard  Barker,  agent 

GuRNEVs'  &  BiRKBECK  (Biaiicli), 
-Masket  place— (draw  on  Baicl.iy 
andCo.  London) — Robert  Barker, 
agent 


Loads  John,  Theatre  st 
M  ai  tin  Joiiii,  Climcbiiale  st 
Mower  William,  Back  st 
Mower  William,  inn.  Maiket  place 
0>tler  Robert,  Worstead 
Saunders  Charles,  Maiket  place 
Sewi  11  Samuel,  jun.  Theatre  st 
Swann  Jedediah,  Worstead 
Walpole  Richaid,  Hall  lane 
Wilier  George,  Market  place 

BRAZIERS    AND    TINMEN.! 

Cuhitt  George,  Maiket  st 
Randell  James,  Market  place 
Trivelt  Edward,  J\Lirket  st 

BREWERS. 

Bransbv  Kirby,  Butchery 
Colk  William,  North  st' 
Pilgrim  Cornish,  Theatre  st 

BRICKLAYERS. 
Bailey  William,  Chmcii  plain 
Cooper  William,  Worstead 
Dohb>  James,  Swafield  road 
Dobbs  William,  CliurchL-ate  st 
Walts  William,  Worstead 
Wilson  Heiiiy.  Hall  lane 
Wilson  William,  Hail  lane 

BUTCHERS. 

Amies  William  (piirk),C}iurch  plain 


Lacon  Sir  Edmund   Knowles,  Bart.    Bi^i't^y  Edward.  Butchery 
and  Co.  (Branch),  Market  place    Burton  John,  Mai  ket  place 
(draw  on  Glvn.H.illifax  and  Co.    Cross  George,  Market  place 


London), — William  Colk,  agent 
Savings"  Bank,  .Maiket  place(opeii 
every  Monday  from  12  till  1), — 
William  Colk,  actuary 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Davidson  John,  Maiil'sHead  yard_ 
EastiV  Geoige,  Theatre  st 
Everson  Thomas,  North  st 
Garner  Geoige  (and  farrier),  Swa- 

liild  road 
Neave  Jeiemiah,  Worstead 
Free  Grammar  School,  Maiket  j  Rickardson  Richard,  Hall  lane 
place — Rev.  Thomas   Dry,   jjead  i  Ship]eyWilliam(aii(l  farrier)Newrd 


master ;    Rev.     Edward    Cridge, 

second  master 
National  School,  'J'heatre   st — 

Charles  Felt  ham,   master;  Maria 

Feltham,  mistress 
National  School,   Worstead 

Jo.seph  Cosby,  master 
Simnsou  Sarah  (boardingand  day), 

Angel  st  [Worstead 

Smiih  .Misses  (boarding  and  day), 
Webster  Joseph  (boardingand  day) 

Ciiuichgdtest 


BOOKSELLERS,    STATIONERS 
AND    PRINTERS. 

Mower  John  Thomas, IMarket  place 
Pluinby  Jidin,  Market  place 

BOOT    AND     SHOE    MAKERS. 

.■^bbs  James,  Market  place 
Bailey  Edward,  butcher 
Biilliinore  Mary  (dealer),  butcher 
Douglity  William,  Hall  lane 
Fox  William,  Hall  lane 
Green  Isaac,  Lower  st 
King  Samuel,  Maiket  place 


Cross  John,  Worstead 
Douglity  James,  Maiket  st 

CABINET    MAKERS     AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Lacey  Richard  C.  Bank  st 
Mace  Joseph,  Market  place 
Tooke  Thomas,  Church  plain 

CARPfcNTERS   AND  JOINERS. 

Coopei'  William,  Worstead 
Hewitt  William,  Lower  st 
Howlett  Robert,  Free  Sciiool  road 
Mace  John,  North  st 
Rump  Robert,  Wor-tead 
Watts  James,  Lower  st 
CHEMISTS   AND    DRUGGISTS. 
BIytli  Samuel  Harvey.  Marketplace 
Crook  Wiiliam  Gnstaviis  (&  vender 
of  patent  medicines)  Mai  ket  place 
Fi'ipinow  Charles,  Worstead 
S.idler  Richai  d,  INLrrket  place 
CHINA,  GLASS,  &c.,  DEALERS 
Birt  Martha  Isabella,  Marketplace 
Johnson  William, Butchery 
Tinner  George,  Theatre  st 

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Xoifolfe. 


NORTH  WALSH  AM,  &c. 


^latei'jS 


COAL    MERCHANTS. 

Sadler  Chiistoplier,  Woistead 
Tack  Jf)sei)li,  Worstcad 
Valf  John,  Ni'^v  loul 
Williiu'itt  lliibeit.t  luiichgite  st 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Smitli  John,  Maikt-t  pl.ice 
White  Kdwaid,  Market  place 
Williaiusuii  Jolii),  juii.  Market  st 

COOPERS. 
Dye  Robert,  Thtatie  st 
Ei'iclaiid  Stephen,  King's  Arras  st 
Willian)Son  Jiihii,  Market  st 

CORN    AND    FLOUR  DEALERS. 

EnKlaml  John,  Chiirchgate  (<t 
Sadler  C^hristoplier,  VVorstead 
S^iiii'ters  Ciiarles  Market  place 
Till>  Thorn  IS,  itecves  lane 
CURRIERS    AND    LEATHER 
CUTTERS. 
Huuiphrev  John.  Cliiuc'i  p'ain 
Lane  Groom  'and  taunt-r)  Market  pi 
I'ank  Williatr.,  Marketplace 
Sewell  Samuel,  Lower  st 
FARIWERS. 

Carman  John,  W'oisttid 
Colk  Rot.ert,  Worste.i<l 
Durrell  Joseph,  W^rstead 
Onenacie  Hubert,  U'orstead 
Huvev  John,  North  Walshain 
l^acey  John,  Worstead  [moii 

Learner  Klsdoii  White  Hor«e  Coni- 
Le   Neve  W'i'liain,  North  \Val>ham 
ALirfeiv  Richard,  Worst  ad 
Na4i  \Villiam,  Worstead 
Neivton  William,  Angel  st 
Riches  John,  >pa  I'oinm'iu 
Storey  John,    Happisbnrgh 
Waterson  H-'nry,  AvMnni  road 
Woitley  John,  Lingate 
FIRE,    «ic  ,    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Atlas,  Lhzhtli.  Woodrow,  Church- 
gate  ^t 

Ci.F.iiicAL,  Medical,  &c.  [life), 
William  Cnlk,  North  st 

Farmers'  and  General  (and  hail- 
storm), Drake  Sewell,   .^Lirket  pi 

Farmers' iind  Wraziers'  (cattle), 
Drake  Sewell,  Market  place 

Oeveual  (hail-storm),  Roht-rt  S. 
Haker,  Ma'ket  plai;e 

Norwich  Kouitarle,  George 
Cuhitt,  M  ukit  st 

Norwich  Union,  Geo.  \\"ilkii)soii, 
Lower  St..  and  Robert  Raker, 
Market  place 

PiitEMX  ftiie)  an  I  Pelican  (life), 
Philip  Mi'lard,  Mai>-h-.>t.- 

Star,  U  chard  S.irlles  \laii;ef  place 

SuFIoi.K,  Samuel  Sailler,  .Mnrket  pi 
FURNITURE   BROKERS. 

Lac'v  Uich.ud  C.  Uanl;  ,-t 
Mace  Joseph,  Market  place 
Tooke  Thomas,  C'lmch  plain 
Wilier  William,  Cliurcngate  .st 
GLOVERS     AND      BREECHES 
MAKERS. 

Pal  rick  Jame-,  Noi  th  st 
S'cwaid  R  iheit,  Maik.  t  p]  (ce 

GROCERS  &  TEA  DEALERS. 
(See also  Shop'.rPiirrs,  mid  also  Tea 

f)eali'is.) 
Cubiti  Cliarle-,  Market  place 
Dnrieii  George,  Market  place 
Hnmphr.  y  John,  Market  plain 
Jackson  .lohn,  North  st 
Mar'iii  .lolin,  ('hiircliL'ate  st 
Martin  Robert,  Market  place 
Sewell  Drake  'and  tallow  chandler), 

Market  pi  ice 
Sewell  Samuel,  Lower  st 
Sha'ders  Jacob,  Worstead 
Smith  George,  Market  place 
Woodrow  Klizabelh,  Ciiuicligate  it 

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GUN  MAKERS. 

Buck  James,  Market  place  [st 

Mi'rterWm.(\  whitesmith), Theatre 

HAIR    DRESSERS    AND 
PERFUMERS. 

Pigg  William,  Chuichgate  st 
Riches  Jchn,  Marketplace 
Spiiiks  Jolii),  lii)t(dii  ry 

HATTTER. 

PopeWiHiam,( London  Hat  Ware- 
house), .Market  place 
HORSES,   GIGS,   Ac- 
owners     OF,     FOR     HIRE. 
Arthur  >latibew.  Market  place 
Harris  Benjamin  North  st 
Kemp  Joseph,  Maiket  place 
Lyall  George,  Antingham  road 
Pilgrim  Cornish,  Theatre  st 

INNS. 
King's  Arras  (commercial  aiH  post- 
ing), Matthew  Arthur,  Market  pi 
New  Inn  (commercial  and  posiiiig), 
John  Row'and,  Woistead 
IRONMONGERS    AND    IRON 
MERCHANTS. 

Ciihitt  Georae  (nnd  iron,  and  brass 
foiinder,implemi  lit  manufacturer, 
and  one-iiotse  cart  maker}.  Mar- 
ket st 
Raiidell  James,  Market  place 
Trivett  Kdward  (ami  stove  grate 
manufacturer).  Market  st 

LINEN    AND    WOOLLEN 
DRAPERS. 

Chamberlain  J  no.  &  Son,  Market  pi 
Cuhitt  Chatles,  Markft  place 
Dehenue  Kleanor,  (Jluncheatc  st 
Doiuhty  Ciiarlo'te&Lucy.IVrirket  st 
.Ludison  John,  Kiim's  .Arms  st 
.lohtK-on  Will,  fi  J  no.  Market  place 
Slialders  Jacob,  Worstead 
Smith  George,  Marketplace 
Wright  John,  .Market  place 

MACHINE     MAKERS. 

Cuhitt  George   (agiicnltiiial  iniple- 

inents),  Market  street 
Dyhall  Willi  iin,  Norwich  road 
Kasey  George,  'I'bcatie  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Colk  William,  North  st 
Pilgrim  Cornish,  Theatre  st 

I  MILLERS. 

Rarton  William,  Racton  Wood  Mill 
Kwin.;  Tlioma<,  Norwich  road 
Gnits  Jamev,  Ddhun 

\  Ladell  Henrv.  Staithe  Mill,  Dilbam 
Partiidge  William,  Walsham  Mills 
Sadler  Cbiistophei,  Worstead 
Tills  Thomas,  Keeve's  lane 
WelN  Wm.  Hariison,  Dilbam  Mills 

j  Woidlsey  Renin    Po-tle,  S.vntield  id 
V''Oiii(.'man  I^aac,  Field  Mill 
Voungman  'riiomas.  Honing 

MILLINERS&  DRESS  MAKERS 

I  Claik  Maria,  Rntcbery 
Cl.oke  Hannaln'^i  .Mary,  Market  pi 
Debeiine  ICIeaiifir,  ('hiirrhgite  st 
(Jariod  (Charlotte,  iiuttlieiy 
Green  .lesse.  Market  st 
Humpltrey  Lfiuisa,  (Church  plain 
Pope  Jane,  Maikei  |)l^ce 
Watts  Mary  .Ann,  ihe  TeirTce 
WoolNey    Hninali    &    Postle    (and 

stiaw  boimei),  Maiket  place 
PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Fail  James,  .Angel  st 
HallTho.i.as,  .Market  pi  ice 
Milehim  Iticliai'l,  King's  Arm.s  st 
I  Roofe  Kobert,  Theatre  st 
Scott  William  Y.  Tireatie  st 
Shiiiley  Kdwaid,  Worstead 


fSADDLERS    AND    HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

riippertoM  William,  Maiket  st 
Dei'ham  Jame<,  Worstead 
siimp-'on  Jo-eph,  liank  st 
Wood  James,  Market  place 

SEED    MERCHANT. 

C(dk  William  (ami  hop).  North  st 

SHOPKEEPERSficDEALERS  IN 
GROCERIES,    6t  SUNDRIES. 

Bailey  Samuel,  Sv\a(ield  road 
Cooper  William,  Woistead 
Tinker  Ann,  Worstead 
Topps  Sophia,  Market  place 
SPIRIT     AND     PORTER    MER- 
CHANTS. 
Arthur  Matthew,  .Market  place 
Ranotte  Reiijii.  (&wine),Bull  cornr 
Colk  William,  North  st 
Rowland  ,Iobn,  Worstead 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Clumherl  lin  tk  Son,  Maiket  pl.ice 
Hewitt  Klizabelh,  Lower  st 
Osborn  Clara.  Theatre  st 
Richardson  ^Laiy  Ann,  Market  pi 
Smith  Deborah,  Maiket  place 

SURGEONS. 

Coleby  .'ohn,  .Aiitingham  road 
Hewitt  William,  Angel  st 
Meade  Kdward,  Market  place 
Preiiti  e  John,  Noith  st 

TAILORS    AND   WOOLLEN 
DRAPERS. 

Barnes  EdwHid  K.  M  irket  place 
Mullimnre  William,  Market  place 
Cliamherlain,.lohii  &.  Son, .Market  pi 
D\e  James,  Market  st 
Hewiit  John,  Swatield  mad 
Johnson  Wm.  &  J  no.  Market  place 
lioads  Williim,  Chiirchgate  st 
Oshoiii  Win    fi  Jiio.  >!aiket  plain 
Siorev  .lojin  Henry,  .Market  place 
Swan  William,  Woisteail 
Trollop  Gcoige,  .NLirket  st 
TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Angel, Geo.  Tbos.  Pkiuiby,  Ar.gel  st 
Rear  Inn,  Win.  Voiiaid,  Market  st 
Rl  ick    Swan,   Christmas  Margaret 

Reii-lev,  Market  place 
Rue  Bell,  Kilward  Storey, Blue  Bell 
common  [st 

Ruck  Inn,  Cook  Wilier,  Cliiircbgate 
Cock,  Riiijamin  Hatris,  Norili  st 
Cro«s  K>  ys.  Jojin  Lindo,  I\Lu  ket  pi 
Dog  Inn,  William  DeiKoii,  Clinrch- 

gate  st 
Feather*,  GeorgeBuigess,  Market  st 
Happishu'gh    Hill    Inn,   Francis  i.ie 
I      Neve,  Happisbiirgh  [»tead 

■  King's  li'  ad,  John  Sammop,  Wor- 
!  l>on|    Nelson,     Robert     Hunbard, 
'\      Lower  >t 
Maiils'  Head, Jiio.Wat*on. Market  st 
Win  elwiiL'lits'  .Arms,PorteiDenni.s, 
I      White  Horse  common 
White  Hor>e,  Ivlwd.  Sandcll.Wbite 
j      Hose  common 

!  White  Lion,  Jos,li.  Kemp,  M.irket  pi 
I  WliiteSwaii,\V'iii  S  iiil,Cliunhgatest 

TEA  DEALERS. 

Didieniie  I'-leaooi ,  Chnichgaie  st 
!  Gii-eii  Jevse,  Maiket  st 
Warner  TliomaN    Butchery 

i  WATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

i.lnler  (ieorge,  Maiket  jiace 
!  Ki'iiip  Richard,  Cbnicbtrate  st 

Pilch  Robeit,  ALirkct  jilace 

Wiight  Robert,  Lo>ter  .st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Kascv  (ieoiL-e,  'I  Inatie  st, 
Rump  Ridiert,  Wor-iead 
Wenii  iiichaid,  Woistead 
Wilier  Cook,  Cbiirchgrtte  st 
Wilier  William,  Chutchgite  st 


I^tmtoi^. 


NORTH  WALSHAM,  &c. 


Miscellaneous- 

Branaby  Kirby,  beer  retailer.  Bulchery 
Bin  ton  Thos.cattle  dealer.  Free-school  rd 
Coe  Robert,  greengrocer,  Market  st 
Deyns  Jnhn.  conveyancer,  the  'I'errace 
Dyhall  William,  millwright,  Norwich  rd 
Gas  Works,  Lower  slreet— Mark  Fox, 

manager 
Gray  laaat-.  stone  mason, Free-school  road 
Grimshaw  John,  cutler.  Hall  lane 
Hale  Charles. be'-r  retailer,Kini;'.sArmM  st 
Hunt  Jeremiah,  beer  retailer, Norwiclird 
Lyall  George-,  horse  dealer.AntinKham  rd  ' 
Mower  John  Thomas,  teacher  of  music. 

Marketplace 
Pilgrim  Ann,  beer  retailer,  Chnrchgate  st 
^aunders  Thomas,  whitesmith.  Hall  lane 
Scott  George. greengrocer.  Market  st 
Stamp  Opficr,  Market  place— William 

Colk,  sub-distribuler 
Topps  Sophia,  hosier.  Market  plac» 

PLACES    OP    WORSHIP, 

AND  THRIB  MINISTERS. 

SA.INT  Mary's  Church.  NorlhWalsham 
—  Rev.  William  F.  Wilkinson,  vicar; 
Rev  Thomas  Dry,  curate. 


Kotfolft* 


Saint  M.«ry's  Chdrch,  Wotstead— 
ReT.  George  King,  incumbent. 

Baptist  Chaps  l,  Horstead. 

In  nEPENDENT  Chapel,  Theatre  street- 
Rev.  James  Brown. 

Friends'  Meeting  House, Swaeeldrd. 

Wesleyan  Methodist  Chapel, 
Chnrchgate  street.  [lane. 

Pbimitive  Methodist  Chapkl,  Hall 


COUNTY   COURT, 
Helb  at  the  Bear  Inn  monthly. 
^urfpe— Thomas  Jacob  Birch,  Esq. 
Assislr.nt  Cltrk—Geoige  Wilkinson. 
Bailiff— J ataes  Dye. 

COACH 

To    NORWICH,    the    Htm,    from    the 
King's  Arm8,every  morning  at  eight 

VANS- 
To  NORWICH,  Thomas  Bradfifld,  from 
his  house.  Lower  st,  daily;  William 
Scott,  Monday,  Wednesday  and  Satur- 
day,  and  a  Van,  from  the  New  Inn, 
Worstead,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 


RAILWAY. 

The  nearest  illation  is  at  Norwich,  U 

miles  to  the  south 
There  is  a  Coach  to   Norwich,  daily,  at 

eight  in  the  luorniug  as  above  stated— 

also  Vans. 


CARRIERS. 

To  AYLSHAM,  -  Purdy.  from  the  Cock 

Inn,  North  st,  Tuesday 
To  BACTON,  William  Lacey,  from  bii 

house.  Lower  st,  daily. 
To   LESSINGHAM,  Benjamin   Payne, 

from   the  Black   Swau,  Tuesday  and 

Saturday 
To  MCNDSLEY,  William   Pratt,  from 

the  Cock  Inn,  daily 
To   NORWICH,  -   Cannon,  from  the 

Cross  Keys,  daily 
ToSOUTHREPPS,  -  Witwood,  from 

the  Lord  Nelson,  daily 


IN 


NORWICH, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OF  TROWSE  NEWTON,  THORPE  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


,1,   ?'^!^i^'^-'^  V^^'^'  ''";  '^^^'^'•'^  ^^  Norfolk,  and  of,  for  the  vear  succecdine  that  of  his  nnvoraltv     irnrfp.- 
ea.,.„„  ,,i.i,i„„ „f  ,1,0 CO,,,,,,, abL,  <»e,„y  mile,  „U1  seU»«i,''  '.iS' ^  ?  ''S^^^^         Se   re  JdeTu 

in  oftaitni.g  the  act,  lo<  that  puipo.se.     The  entrance    sion  of  the  peace.    The  assizes  for  the  city  are  held 

bffore  the  judges  on  the  Norfolk  Circtiit.  uiider  sepa- 


to  the  port  comtneiices  at  Lowestoft  (Suffolk),  a  dis- 
tance (by  rail)  of  22i  miles.  Tlie  city,  is  113§  miles 
N.E.  by  N.  from  London,  by  way  of  Ipswirh,  and  126 


rate  commissions  fiom  those  for  the  county.     The 
guildhall   court  or  court  of  record   for  the   trial  of 


are  by  r«*/.     1  he  Sa.xons,  probably,  fitst  applied  the    lar  to  that  of  the  superior  coS  of  LtVVetZ 
term  from  which  the  present  name  of  tlie  city  is  de-   s:er.    The  County  fcourt,  un  ler    helatf act  h  S 
Tiv.d-Aorth  TVic    signifying  a  'No. them  station,'   monthly  in  the  guildhaH    an     is  fot   the  rec^^^ 
castle  or  town.     Irs  ongm,  with  respect  to  its  fir.st   debts  to  any  amount  no    exceeding  £  0     T  e  ecHp 
foundation     ,s   uncertajn.    but  conjectured   to  have  j  siastical  government  of  the  ci^isun^der  the  Tord 
been  abont  the  year  57o,  in  the  reign  of  Uff.,  a  king   Bishop  of  Norwich,  who     old    his  co.  sistorial  com? 
^nH     .^f '  ■V-gl'-^S  J'y  vvhom  it  was  strongly  fortified    in  .he  chapel  of  Saint  Ala  y  the  Lessrvvithit   the  ca 
and  made  a  place  of  defence    with  a  royal  castle.    It '  thedral  church.    The  military  governneu  is  leetfal^" 
was  subsequently  impioved  by  Alfred  the  Great,  but  i  by  the  rieutenant  of   he  couturof  Nm^^^^^ 
entire  y  destroyed  by  Sweyn,  the  Dane,  in  1004,  and  ^ceives  his  appoii  tmentfrZtL  Crown    '^ 
rebuilt  by  his  son  Canute,  about  1010.    The  castle  is    first.  PvPrnl^H  .i,-  „i"L.  „  i.  "li    ''*:^.'^''-.    ^'l^  9^K 


rebuilt  by  his  son  Canute,  about  1010.  The  castle  is 
situated  on  the  summit  of  an  immense  artificial  mount 
or  hill,  the  formation  of  which  tradition  ascribes  to 
the  first  or  aborisinal  inhabitants  of  this  island— and 
possibly.  It  may  have  been  one  of  those  •  high  places  * 
on  which,  not  only  the  people  of  Palestine,  but  the 
Greeks  and  others,  worshipped  their  deities.  At  the 
Conquest,  the  castle  was  besieged  and  taken  by  William, 
who  aave  it,  and  the  earldom  of  the  citv,  to  Ralph  de 
Guader.  Richard  I,  in  1189,  created  Roger,  sou  of 
Hugh  Bigod,  Earl  of  Norfolk,  who  increased  the 
strength  of  the  fortifications —that  was  considered 
impregnable.  Prior  to  the  year  1135,  it  was  made  a 
place  of  confinement  for  stHte  prisoners  and,  in  1339 
Edward  HI,  gr^nted  it  to  the  sheriff  of  Norfolk,  for  a 
public Kaol.  Many  improvements  have  been  effecled, 
both  on  the  castle  and  the  hill;  and  the  summit  of 
the  latter  has  become  a  favourite  promenade,  which, 
from  its  position  and  central  situation,  commands  a 
good  view  of  the  city  and  neighbourhood.  Norwich 
was  formerly  enclosed  with  walls,  wliich  had  twelve 
gates  and  foi  ty  towers ;  some  remain.s  of  the  walls  and 
towers  are  still  visible. 

The  city,  previous  to  1835,  was  governed  by  a  mayor, 
twtnty-three  aldermen,  two  sheriffs,  and  sixty  com- 
nioii  conncilmen,  who  had  a  recorder,  steward,  town 
clerk,  chambfihdn,  sword  bearer,  serj;eants  at  mace 
marshalmen,  &c.  The  style  of  the  corporate  body' 
under  the  Municipal  Keform  Act,  is  '  the  mayor,  citi- 
zens, aldermen  and  commonalty  of  the  city  of  Nor- 
wich :'  there  are  sixteen  aldermen,  and  forty-eight 
councillors,  with  a  sheriff,  and  the  usual  assistant 
officers:  the  mayor  (who  is  chosen  from  among  the 
aldeimen)  is  a  magistrate  by  virtue  of  his  offia,  and 


e.      .  .   rr-- - "...     I,,,,    v>iu>Tii.       iiie    CUV 

first  exercised  the  elective  franchi.ve  in  the  23rd  of 
Edward  I,  since  which  time  it  has  uninterruptedly  re- 
turned two  members  to  paihament  ;  the  sheriff  is  the 
returning  officer  :  the  present  representatives  are  the 
Marquess  of  Douro,  eldest  son  of  the  Duke  of  Wel- 
lington, and  Samuel  Morton  Peto,  Esq.  At  Norwich 
the  return  is  made  of  members  to  represent  the  eas- 
tern division  of  the  county. 

The  manufactures  of  this  city  consist  principally  of 
bombasins,  crapes,  camlets,  paramattas,  poplins,  and 
some  other  articles  made  from  wo;sted,  mohair  and 
silk;  many  shawls,  also  damasks,  cotton  and  woollen 
goods,  and  a  variety  of  fancy  articles  ;  and  there  are 
yarn  and  power-loom  factoiies.  There  are  several 
ngiicultnial  implement  manufactories,  extensive  iron 
foundries,  bteweries  and  snuff-mills,  vinegar  manu- 
factories on  a  large  scale,  and  corn-mills  of  treat  mag- 
nitude and  power.  The  manufacture  of  shoes  is  a 
branch  of  considerable  consequence  here.  The  river 
Wensum  runs  thiough  the  city  from  east  (o  wtst.  after 
which  It  joins  the  Tese  and  Yare,  and  is  navigable  to 
Yarmouth,  for  steam  packets  and  wherrie.-*.  In  the 
system  of  railways,  Norwich  is  extensively  interested 
—the  Eastern  Union  line,  in  its  junction  with  the 
Eastern  Counties,  opens  a  direct  comniuniiation,  by 
Ipswich  and  Cidchester,  with  the  metropolis;  while 
another  line  attains  the  same  point,  by  Ely,  Cambridge 
&c. ;  the  Norfolk  line  joins  the  East  Anglian,  with  a 
branch  to  Fakenham,  and  other  lines  proceed  lo  Yar- 
mouth and  Lowestoft.  The  railway  station  is  most 
conveniently  situated  in  the  high  part  of  the  city,  and 
within  five  minutes  walk  of  the  ca.stle,  corn  and'pro- 
Tision  markets,  as  well  as  all  the  princijjal  hotels. 

51 


Notfolfe. 


NORWICH,  ike. 


plater's? 


Tlie  public  buildings  of  this  city  ate  mimeions,  ami 
inost  ot  them  veryancient — tlieniipeniiiietillyconspicu- 
ons  is  ti'C  castle  beture  noticed.  The  shiic  ball,  erec- 
ted in  1822,  i*  situated  in  the  inner  vallum  of  the  ca^lle, 
on  the  nmth-east  side,  and  is  a  handsome  edifice  of 
brick,  cased  with  cement;  the  county  sessions  were 
held  in  it,  for  the  tirst  lime,  in  October,  1823.  Saint 
Andrew's  hall  was  formerly  a  cliurcl),  l>eloni;ina;  to  a 
iiiona>tery  of  IMack  Fiiars';  at  the  dissolution  it  wiis 
given  to  the  Maynraud  citizens,  'for  a  hall  to  repair 
nnto  as  a  common  assembly.'  In  the  centre  of  the 
east  etid  of  the  tiave  is  a  liand<onic  ckx  k,  over  whicli 
is  a  figure  of  Justice,  r'lchl'  «i!i  ;  under  the  clod;  are 
the  royal  arms  of  Kiiglind  ;  and  tlie  whole  of  the 
■walls  are  adoi  tied  with  l>istoric;il  paintings  of  acUimw- 
leilged  mrrit,  and  portiiit-  of  in-uiy  gentleman  who 
have  filled  the  different  civic  orftcis.  At  the  we.st  end 
is  placed  a  bi-auiifnl  orcan,  tised  at  tlie  musical  fVsti- 
▼als  lield  in  this  Indl  trieriDially.  .An  admiralde  pictuie 
of  Admiral  Lord  Nel-on,  by  Sir  William  Beecln  y, 
presented  to  the  corporjition  in  180-4,  graces  the  east 
end.  This  hd!  is  an  ornament  lo  Norwich,  and  forms 
otie  of  thf  leading  attiaciions  of  the  city.  'I'l>e  t'uild- 
hall,  a  capacious  buildine  of  black  fi>nt,  stands  in  the 
JMark>  t-pl,ice;  it  fomierly  wa.s  the  cotninon  gaol  of  thi- 
city,  but  for  many  yetrs  the  court  of  assize  and  citv 
quart'T  sessions  nave  been  field  in  it;  the  elections  of 
tlie  mayor,  aldcmieti  atid  coinmoti  coiincillins,  and  of 
repre-entaiivfsin  pHiiiatntiit  also  take  pl-ne  here.  The 
council-cliainber.  in  Ibis  edifice,  particiTlarly  claims  tlie 
notice  of  the  lover  of  anci'  ntart:  itcontains  m;iny  fine 
and  curious  poi  traits  of  eminent  men,  and  wnrthit-s  of 
Norwich ;  the  room  is  commodious  ntid  elet;antlv  fitted- 
np,  and  at  the  east  end  is  a  beautiful  window  of  stiined 
g'a^s.  This  chamber  is  thi-  depository  of  the  swotd  of 
Don  Xavier  Francisco  Winthusen,  tlie  SpaIli^l)  ad- 
miral—pi  evented  by  Lord  Nel-on,  accompanirri  by  a 
letter  in  his  own  hand-wiiting;  fxiSh  ate  enclosed  in  a 
well-exeniied  nmial  naval  trophy,  in  honour  of  the 
Hero  of  the  Nile.  The  new  city  eanl  (commenced  in 
1824,  and  finished  in  1827 j,  is  situated  outside  the 
walls,  near  Saint  Giles'  gat.s,  and  is  most  admirably 
coustractcd  and  well  rcKulated  ;  tlie  front  deiaiion  is 
massy,  and  assimilates  with  the  purpose  for  which  it 
is  intended  ;  the  erection  cost  ^30,000.  The  corn- 
exchange,  which  orn  itnenls  a  new  street  leading  from 
the  Market-phice,  was  ojiencd  on  the  8th  November, 
1828:  it  is  of  noble  dimensions,  ninety-six  feet  in 
length  by  eighty-five  in  width,  and  twenty-seven  feet 
in  height;  and  the  interior  forms  one  of  the  largest 
aparttneuts  in  the  kiniidom.  In  Broad-street,  Saint 
Andrew's,  is  the  museum,  a  neat  and  spacious  new 
building,  erect'd  on  a  piece  of  ground  purchased  from 
the  Duke  of  Norfolk,  and  stored  witii  an  immense 
number  of  subjects  of  natural  history,  minernls  and 
works  of  art  from  all  parts  of  the  world:  the  school 
of  desiiiii  is  in  the  s^mt-  street.  The  public  subserip- 
tiou  librnry,  erected  on  the  site  of  the  old  gaol,  at  the 
nortli  end  of  the  Market-place,  is  an  eleuant  strnctuie, 
furnished  wiih  nearly  twenty  thf)u«and  volumes,  to- 
gHther  with  a  valu;ible  collchiion  of  rare  books,  the 
property  of  thecornoiation.  Near  Chaprlfield  are  the 
assembly  rooms,  planned  and  executed  about  liie  year 
1754,  occupving  part  of  the  site  of  the  ancient  college 
of  the  chaptd  in  the  fields :  the  theatre  is  in  the  same 
street.  In  the  [larish  of  Saint  Andrew  is  an  old  build- 
ing (formeily  used  as  a  prison,  Ixit  since  conveited 
into  an  exten-ive  t(d>;\cco  and  snuff  manufactory), 
that  attracts  much  notice,  from  the  singular  construc- 
tion of  its  north  wall,  which  is  faceit  with  flints,  so 
admiraldy  squared  and  scientifically  adjusted, as  scan  ely 
to  admit  the  ediie  of  a  knife  between  the  joints.  The 
peoples'  college  has  recently  been  founded  by  the  mu- 
nificent libHrality  of  Kdward  Lombe,  Ksq.,  for  the  pur- 
pose of  L'ivinginstriK  tion,  &c.  by  classe.'*,  lectures  de- 
bates, a  libraiy,  reading-room,  &c:  the  fees  are  low, 
and,  in  the  words  of  tlie  admirable  prospectus,  «a 
Jiigher  department  of  prof^cs-ional  in-tniction  awaits 
the  institution  if  the  valuable  I  fe  of  its  fonndir  he 
spared  and  the  students  avail  themselves  of  the  ad- 
vantages now  placed  at  their  disposd.'  'J'lier.-  are 
other  institutions  of  a  literary,  scientific  and  pliijoso- 
phical  cbaracier;  the  most  prominent  of  these  is  the 
Norfolk  and  Norwich  literary  institution,  formed  in 
1822  :  and  there  are  several  others  whose  objects  are 

d2 


equally  liberal  and  laudable.  The  agricultural  sociefT 
held  its  eleventh  county  meeting  liere,  in  .Inlv,  I84;>, 
when  immense  quantities  of  farming  sto(k  and  imple- 
ments connected  with  hu.sbandiy,  were  exhil)ited  and 
tested,  and  various  prizes  awarded.  Three  newsptpers 
are  issiud  fiom  tlie  pi  ess  of  Noiwich,  weekly — their 
titles,  proprietors,  <^c.  iue  stated  nnder  their  proper 
head  :  tliey  ate  all  edited  with  con^idcra!>le  talent, 
atid  enjoy  a  well  merited  circnlation,  throughout  Nor- 
folk and  the  neighbouring  counties. 

'I'he  intrndticiion  of  Christianity  into  this  island 
occurred  at  a  very  early  period,  and  tlierc  is  tvidence 
that  the  Iccnii,  the  ancient  iidiabitan's  of  East  Anglia, 
were  converted  dmins!  the  third  century.  The  cathe- 
dral was  founded  by  Herbiitde  Lozigna,  in  10!)6,  and 
is  one  of  the  finest  remains  of  Nomian  anhitcctnre 
in  Great  liritain.  It  i>  four  ImiMlnd  feet  long  from 
tbetntrance  at  the  west  door  to  the  east  end;  tbeie 
are  fMiir  painted  windows  at  the  east  end  of  the  choir 
— one  repiesentini;  our  Saviour's  tiansfiauiation,  and 
tht  otheis  tlie  apostles,  evangelists  and  prophets  ;  the 
mcmnments,  both  ancient  and  modem,  are  nnmerons. 
The  towersiirings  from  the  cemre  of  the  chur(h,  and 
is  I  rowned  on  the  top  w  itli  a  hattlement  and  foui-  small 
spites,  in  the  middle  of  which  rises  the  heainitul  corn- 
manding  sjiire  ;  the  entire  height  from  the  gi  (Hind 
is  three  bundled  and  six  feet:  in  the  tower  are  five 
musical  bells.  'I'he  cloisters  form  a  square  of  one 
hundred  and  seventy-four  feet  within  the  walls. 
The  chancel  formerly  w.is  aurroimded  by  chapels, 
sever-tl  of  which  are  still  standing.  8aiiit  Peter's 
;!\Iancrott)  is  the  most  capacious  and  handsome 
paii-b  church  in  the  city:  it  is  huilt  of  freestone— 
tin-  materia!  used  in  the  erection  of  inaily  all  ilie 
oilier  churches  is  flint,  ft  has  an  elegant  abar, 
adorned  with  an  excellent  painting  of  the  angel  de- 
livering Saint  Peter  out  of  prison  ;  and  alove  this  is  a 
heautifnl  window  of  s'ained  glass  :  the  tower  is  large, 
and  contains  twelve  mu-ical  beds.  Tin  re  ate  upwards 
of  forty  other  churches,  none  of  which  require 
particular  notice;  also  places  of  wor-hip  for  neariy 
every  religious  denomination,  including  Unitarians,  the 
Society  of  Friends,  Roman  Catholics  and  Jews ;  many 
of  these  merit  descriptive  notice  greater  in  extent  than 
can  be  devoted  to  them  in  this  work.  The  charities  of 
Norwich  are  numerous;  under  the  head  of  '  Public 
Ihiildings,  Institutions,  &:c.,'  wid  be  found  a  list  of 
then),  and  the  valuable  educational  establishments,  for 
the  gtatuitous  instruction  of  children,  ate  given  in  their 
proper  department  of  t.he  dii  ectorv.  Tliere  are  societies 
likewise,  for  promoting  Christian  knowl<  dge,  and  auxi- 
liary bible  and  rliurch  missionary  associations;  several 
fiiendly  societies,  and  another  for  the  rebef  of  dis- 
tie-sed  tiavellers,  and  the  detection  of  vaBiants.  The 
management  of  the  pooriii  the  city  of  Norwich  is  vested 
in  the  couit  of  guaidians,  by  virtue  of  a  local  act,  and 
confided  to  persons  chosen  on  Easter- iMomlay,  by  the 
different  parishes. 

Norwich  lias  been  the  birth-place  of  some  eminent 
characteis— Matthev\'  Parker,  second  proiestant  Arcli- 
bishop  of  Canterhury,  was  born  in  Saint  Stephen's 
parish,  in  this  city,  August  fitli.  1,')04,  and  intetred  at 
Lambeth  palace,  in  bis  own  private  chapel,  in  the  72nd 
year  of  his  age;  Sir  'J'homas  IJiowne,  an  eminent 
lihysieian  and  antiquary,  antion- of  the  '  Ueligio  .Medici' 
and  other  curious  works,  died  in  Norwich,  and  was 
buried  in  Saint  Peter's  ^.Maticroft)  cliiirch;  the  Rev. 
VVi'liam  IJeloe,  b.d.  r  u.t*.,  author  of  '  Anecdotes  of 
Liteiature,*  and  other  valuable  volumes,  was  bom 
beie  in  17.")8.  'l"he  counfiy  around  Norwich  is  very 
fertile,  and  the  views  are  hithly  pleading,  particularly 
across  the  river  towards  Thorpe  ;  the  surf.ice  is  gene- 
rally flit,  and  the  land  extensively  devoted  to  agricuU 
ture,  notwiihstandinn  the  gravelly  quality  of  the  soil, 
which  industry  and  skill  have,  however,  effectually 
ameliorated.  In  the  vicinity  there  are  a  iiumhcr  of 
tasteful  private  residences,  and  several  t  legant  streets. 
The  markets  are  held  on  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
— the  latter  is  the  principal.  Fairs,  on  the 'I'hutsday 
before  Easier-.Monday,  Monday  and  Tuesday  in  Laster 
week,  Monday  and  Tuesday  in  VVhitsnn  week;  and 
Tombl and  fair,  for  horses  and  catrje,  the  day  hefnrc 
{Jood-Fiitlav.  The  jiopnlation  (d  the  city  of  Norwich, 
\  in  18;51,  was  f)l,110  ;  in  1841,  that  of  the  city  and  county 
of  the  city  of  Noiwich,  vvas  6"2,344  ;  but,  iucludiugtUff 


iifrcctor^.  NORWICH,  &c.  Norfolk. 


suburbs,  tlie  pnpulation  of  Norwicli  may  be  reckoned 

at  about  75,000,  and  in  1850,to  peibaps  8,i,C00  or  nmre. 

Trowse,  is  a  paiisb  in  tlie  huudred  of  Henstead  — 

tbe  hamlet  of  Newton,  or  as  it  is  called  Trowse  New- 


Thorpe  is  a  charming  village,  in  the  parish  of 
riiorpe  S;iint  Andrew— the  latter  p;trtly  within  the 
rity  of  Norwich,  but  chiefly  in  tbe  hundred  of  Blo- 
field,  about  2  miles  east  from  Norwich ;  situated  on 


ton  ;to  di-tiuguisli  it  fioni  numerous  ether  Newtons),  the  line  of  railway  running  from  the  ciiyto  Yarmouth, 
is  situated  about  a  uiile,  or  rather  more,  south-east  and  on  the  banks  of  the  river  Yare.  This  pleasant 
from  Noiwicli.  It  is  a  genteel  little  place,  Hud  the  villaije,  which  possesses  many  attractions,  is  the  holi- 
neighhourhood  around  it  is  embellished  with  many  j  day  resort  of  the  inhahifants  of  Norwich.  It  al>o  is 
tasteful  villas.  The  river  Yare,  which  passes  clo>-e  to  the  licad  quarters  of  tbe  Norwich  yacht  club,  and, 
the  villaije,  has  been  deepened  and  made  navigable  upon  the  river  here,  many  rowing  and  sailing  mntches 
forbaiges;  it  drives  a  very  extensive  corn-mill.  The  are  contested.  A  short  distance  from  tlie  village  stands 
parish  church  of  Saint  Andrew  is  a  neat  building  :  the  the  county  lunatic  asylum.  The  parish  church  of 
ii>ing  is  a  vicarage,  in  the  patronage  of  the  Dean  and  Saint  Andrew,  is  an  ancient  structure,  witli  a  tower: 
Chapter  of  Norwich.  The  population  of  the  parish,  in  |  the  livmgis  a  rectory.  The  parish  contained  in  1841, 
1841,  was  562.  1  2,197  inhabitants. 


POST  OFFICE,  POST  OFFICE  STREET,  NORWICH, 

Itfr.  SAMUEL  BASE,  Post  Master. 
Arrival  of  the  Mails. 

From  London,  Bury  Satnt  Edmunds,  Manchester,  Liverpool,  Hull,  Yarmouth,  &c.  every  morning 
ata  quarter  before  tbrei',  and  evening  at  20  minutes  before  five ;  and  from  Yarmouth  (second  mall),  at  six. 

From  Ipswich  (liy  imil  cart),  every  morning  at  half-past  six,  and  from  Cromer,  Loddon,  North 
Walsham  and  Reepham  (by  mail  cart},  every  evening  at  seven. 

Despatch  of  the  Mails. 

To  London,  Bury  Saint  Edmunds,    Manchester,  Liverpool,  Hull,  Yarmouth,  &c.  every  morning 

at  twenty  minutes  past  seven,  and  night  at  ten  ;  and  to  Yarmouth,  Aprevious  mail  at  ten  minutes  before 

seven  in  the  morning. 
To  Cromer,  Loddon,  North  Walsham,  and  Reepham  (by  mail  cart),  every  morning  at  ten  minutes  before 

seven  and  to  Ipswich,  (by  mail  cait),  every  evening  at  seven. 

POST  OFFICE,  Thorpe,  William  Plough,  Post  Master.— Letter'i  from  all  parts  arrive  (from  Nor- 
wich) every  morning  at  a  quarter-past  seven,  and  are  despatched  at  half-past  five  in  the  evening. 


-K" 


53 


AN 

ALPHABETICAL  ARRANGEMENT 

OF    THE 
NAMES     Of     ALL     PERSONS    APPEARING     UNDER    THE    TRADES'     HEADS 

IN   THE 

DIRECTORY    OF    NORWICH 

AND   ITS   VICINAGE. 


The  Names  of  the  NOBILITY,  GENTRY  and  CLERGY  immediately  follow  this  List,  forming  a 
separate  one  in  alphabetical  order.  The  PUBLIC  BUILDINGS,  Sfc.  will  he  found  arranged  at  the  end 
of  the  Trades'  Lists. 


AARON  Maurice  &SamoeI,pawnbrokers 

3  St.  Stephen  5t 
Abbiit  U'illiam,  beer  retailer,  Oak  st 
Abel  Dan iel.Kiocr.  &  teadelr.Potlergate  st 
Abel  Daniel,  caliinet  maker  and    uphol- 
sterer, Jail  hill  [cross 
Abel  Frederick,  brush  maker,  23  Charing 
Abel  John,  livery  stables.  Chapel  field 
Able  Geo.  cabinet  nikr.  &  upholsti ,  Ber  st 
Abrahams    Samuel    &    Uenjarain,  watch 
makers.  Back  of  St.  Peters.  [road 
Adams  &  Jolly,  coach  bldrs.St.  Stephen's 
Adams   Frances  &  Sisters,  iiiilliners,   5 

Bank   street 
Adams  Jamt-s,  stone  and  marble   mason, 

Julian  place,  Chapellield  road 
Adams  Mary  Ann,  milliner.  Oak  st 
Adani^on    Kobert.  currier.  Shoulder    of 

Mutton  yard,  St.  Stephen's 

AlJen  James  (Royal  Oak  ravern),Chapel 

st,  Crook's  place.  [st 

Alden  Jame!<.  last  and  boot  tree  makr.  Ber 

Alden    Martha,    tin-plate     worker,    St. 

Stephen's  plain 
Alden  William,  schoolmaster.   Princes  si 
Aldholl^e  Hannah,   furniture  broker,    St. 
AuRUstinest  [opening. 

Aldis  Elizabeth,  school.   St.   Paul's  New 
Aldis  James,  bricklayer,  10  Princes  st 
Aldous  John  F.,  carpenter,  Surrey  road 
Aldous  John  T..  baker.  Grove  plnce 
Ardrich  John,  shopkeeper,  West  Potler- 
gaie  street  [st 

Aldridge     John,    shopkeeper,    Trafalfjai 
Alexaniier  Bobert,  beer  relailr.Colegale  st 
Algar  Robert,  baker,  9  Princes  st 
Alison  Sophia,  cutler,  Marktt  place 
Allen  &  Banks,  tailors,  20  &  21  London  st 
Allen  Bryant,  d\er,  Schciles  ereen 
Allen   Daniel,  blacksmith,  Lobster  yard, 

Pottergate  street 
Allen  George,  hosier,  Brigg  st  [st 

Allen  Henry,  corn  chandler,  Majdaleii 
Allen  John,  butcher,  Toinbland  [dictsi 
Allen  Joln.griicer  and  tea  dealr.St.  Beiie- 
AHen  John,  stonemason,  St.  Stephen  st 
Allen  John,  turner,  Tombland  chnrchyd 
Allen  Marian, shoe  warehouse,UpSt. Giles 
Allen  Martin,  clothes  salesman, St.John's 

Madder,  Maiket  alley 
Allen  Rare,  carpenter,  Magdalen  st 
AlUn   William,  beer  retailer,  Sprowston 
Allen  William,  bair  dresser,  Magdalen  st 
Allen  William,  stonemason,  Malthouse  la 
Aii.iANce    FiKE  AND  I. iPB  Assurance 
J^Ofcices,  14   Genllennens'  walk.  Bank 
plain — Ht-nry  Brown,  and  Roger  Ker- 
rlson,  agents 
Amies  John,  carpenter,  Lakenham  road 
Amos    William    ( Iwo    Quarts  Tavern), 

Pottergate  st 
Amuss  Thomas,  coal  dealer.  Barrack  st 
Amy  Thomas, cooper.  Magdalen  st 
Amy   William  (Wine  Coopers' Arms),  St 

Augustine  st 
Anderson  Clement  (White  Hart )   Ber  st 
Anderson  John,  shopkeeper,  Duke  it 
Anderson  Robert,   shopkeeper,    Union  pi 
An'irrson   I'lioinas  Uailuwell,  sail  maker 

King  street 
Anderson  William,  baker,  Sprowston 
Andrews    &   Freni  h,    lallow  cbandleri, 

and  soap  nuinnfactnrers.  Fishcate  -t 
Aiid'evvs  (ieoreeFrederick, bankers'  clerk 

2    Town  close 

Andiews  Mary,  blacksmith,  Sprowston 

Andrew*  Thomas,  grocer  and  tea  dealer, 

St.  Faith's  lane  [gate  st 

Andrews  William,  livery  »tables,Westle- 

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Angell  Mary,  currier   and  leather  seller,  | 

Golden  Ball  st  [lane 

Anni'on  James,    beer  retailer,  Tinkler's 
Aniiison  John,  beer  retailer.  Barrack  st 
Annison  Maty,  school.  King  st 
Annison  Robert,  ihopkeeper,UnioB  place 
Anthony    Lydia   &   Keziah,    schoolmis- 
tresses, Coslany  st 
Anthony    William,    wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant. 12  Upper  market 
Archer  Jesse,  butcher,  Tooley  st 
Archer  Rebecca.shopkeepr. Rosemary  lane 
Archer  Saml.currier,  St.  .Stephen's  plain 
Archer  Sarah,  8choolmistress,St.Georges, 

Middle  st 
Argus    Life    Office,  6  St.  Giles  st — 

William  Spelman  &  Son<,  agents 
Amies  Elizabeth,  milliner,  9  Bank  st 
Armes  Stephen,  shopkeeper.  Tinkler'.'  la 
Amies  Wm marine  store  delr.  Heiuham  st 
Armstrong  Heniy,  linen  draper,  dialing 
cross  [Colegate  st 

Armstrong  William,  travelling  draper, 
Arnold  Ed.chemist  &  druggist,  Or  ford  hill 
Arnold  Maria  &  Son,  brewers,  and  wine 
and  spirit  merchants, Lowr.Westwick  st 
Arnold  Mary  (William  IV.  Tavern),  St. 

George's,  Middle  st 
Arlis  Francis,  baker,  Castle  meadow 
Assembly  Roo.Ms,  Theatre  st  [st 

AshenRobt.  tin-plate  workr.52St  Stephen 
.Ashen  Robeit,  wheelwright.  Elephant  and 

Castle  yard.  Lower  King  st 
A  sker  Elizabeth  (White  Swan  Inn),  Back 
of  St.    Peter's  [Peter's 

Asker  George,  hair   dresser.  Back  of  St. 
Askfr  George, glover,20Gentleinen's  walk 
Asker  Samuel  Hurry  .attorney,  and  agent 
for  the  Law    Fire,  and  thu   London 

AND      PltOVINCIAL     LaW     LiPB    ASSU- 
RANCE Officks,  SlGilesst 
Athow  Edward  Jolin,wine  and  spirit  iner. 

chant,  Castle  st 
Athow  John,  stone  mason.  Castle  st 
Atkins  Matthew,  baker,  St.  Benedict  st 
Aikins  Ricburd,  carpenter,  Bethel  st 
Atkins  Thomas,  beer  retailer,Heigham  st 
Atkinson  James  Goldsmith,   Manchester 

and  Scotch  warehouseman,   Briggs  st 
Atkinson  John  Goldsmith,  attoiney.  Post 

Onice  Street 
Atlas  Assurance  Offices,  Rackham 
&   Turner,   Lower    clo?e,    and   Henry 
BldiAell,ll  Exchange  st,  agents 
Atterton  Williain,chair  maker,Co!'lany  si 
August  John  &  Son,  builders,  Julian  pla 
Austin  Charles  (Queen  Caroline),  Oak  st 
Austin  William,  boot  maker.  Oak  st 
Austins  Owen,  coal  dealer.  Oak  st 
Austins  Temperance,railliner,St.  George's 

Middle  street 
Aiistrin  Ann.  haberdasher,  Orford  hill 
Aylmer  Jobo(Ulack  Horse  Tav)Tombland 

BACK  &  Co.,  family  grocers,  tea  dealers. 

and  foreign  wine  and  spirit  merchants, 

3  Haymarket 
Bacon  &  Kinnebrook,printers,bookseller« 

binders,  and  stationers,  12  London  st 
Bacon  I>avid(llorse  and  Groom)Castle  st 
Bacon    Edmund    &  Son,    rope    makers, 

3  Uavey  place  [Olhcesi 

Bacon     Henrietta,    schoolmistress.    Post 
Bacon  Joshua,  shopk'-eper,  Fishgatest 
Bac<m  Robert,  baker,  KiuK  st  [hill  st 

B  icon   William,  slierills'  ollicer,  Timbfi- 
Bagshaw  Geo.  rag,  &c.  dealer,  Co.ilanyst 
Bagshaw  Geo.  fishmonger,  Coslany  st 
Bagshaw  Joseph, llshmongr. St.. Stephen  st 


Bailey    Elijah    Croiier,    attorney,  Little 

Orlord  street 
Bailey  Isaac, carpenter,  Pottergate  st 
Bailey  Isaac,schoolmaster,Norwich  Work- 
hou.se.  Bridge  st  St  Andrews         [alley 
Bailey  John, painter.St.  Margaret'sCburch 
Baile>  John  David,  carpenter.Cow  hill 
Baker  &  Hornor,  ironmongers,    10  Post 

OlFice  street 
Baker  Ann,  butcher,  St.  Martins 
Baker  James(Bess  of  Bedlam  Tay)Oak  st 
Baker    Lucy,     servants'    register  office, 

Princes  street 

Baker  William,  picture  dealer.  Bridewell 

alley,  St.  Andrews  [hen's  road 

Baldrey  William,  livery  8table>,  St  Step- 

Baldr]    Elizabeth,  prolesior   of  dancing, 

Red   Lion  street 
Baldwin  Anthony  ^=amuel, builder,  Upper 

Surrey  si,  All  Saint's  green 
Baldwin  Henry,  baker.  Oak  st 
Baldwin  Joi  n,  lishmongrr, Upper  market 
Baldwin  William(Di3tillery  Tavern),  Dis- 

tilleryst 
Bale  Georce,  butcher,  St.  Benedict  st 
Bales  VVm(Gardener8'Arms)rimberhill»t 
Baley    Thomas,   tea   dealer,   Lakenham 

Hall  road 
Ball  Alexander. beer  retailer,Upr  King'st 
Ball  Williain(Vaiixhall  Gardens  Tavern), 
Julian  place  [green 

Ballard  Edmnnd,pawnbroker,'All 'saint'* 
Balls  Robert,  tailor,  Coslany  st  [»t 

Balls SamuelfCtirrier's  Arm'sjSO  St.  Gilei 
Bame  John  Edward  (Greyhound  Tavern), 
Ber  street  [Ber  st 

Bame  John  Ed  ward, painter  and  plumber 
Bancalaii  Dominic,  shopkeeper.  Ber  st 
Bangy  William,  baker,  Trowse  Newton 
Banham  George,  cooper,  Little  King  st 
Bank  of  England  (Branch),  Queen  st 
Banks  Thomas,  grocer,   tea  dealer,  and 
oil  and  Italian    warehouse,  and  dealer 
in  British  wines.  Jail  hill         [King  st 
Bai  ber  John  (Three  Tuns  Tavern)  Lower 
Barber  John  Lee  &  Co.,  cotton  winders, 

St.  .Martin's  lane 
Barber  .Samuel,  dyer,  9  Timberhill  st 
Barber,  Sons  &  Thompson,  corn  and  coal 
merchants,  Haymarket  [plaiii 

Barber  Wm.  brickl,iyr,St  Martio's.Palace 
Barber  William,  beer  retailer,  Oak  st 
Bardwell  Everett,  attorney.  Lower  close 
BardwellEvereltjun.altorney,Lowerclos« 
Bardwell  George,  8iirveyor,Chapellield  id 
Bardwell  William,  baker,  'Trafalg-ar  st 
Bardwell  William,  grocer.  Charing  cross 
Bjrkaway  F'rancis,  beer  retailer,  Peatield 
Barker.    Barnes  &  Nowne.  boot  makers, 

York  Tavern  passage,  Oxford  hill 
Barker  Benjamin,  Manciiester  &  Scotch 
warehouse,     York    Tavern      passage, 
Orford  hill 
Barker   George,  smith,   Graham's  court. 
Upper  market  [Dereham  road 

Barker    James,    stocking   maoufucturrr. 
Barker  James,  tailor,  Muspole  st 
Baiker  James  (King's  Arms),  Lakenham 
Hall  rond  [lane 

Barker  John,  beer  retailer.    Lower  Goat 
Barker  John,  twine  agent,  Chapellield 
Barker  John  G.bout  &  shoe maker,8 White 

Lionst 
Baiker   Robert,    painter  and  plumber,  S 

O I  ford  street 
Barker  Samuel,  baker,  St.  Mary's  plain 
Barker  ISarauel  (Brazen  |Door   Tavern), 
Lame  Dog   lane  [IjDe 

Barker  Thomas,    hot  presser,  Rogemar* 


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NORWICH,  &e. 


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Barley  Christopliei(FleeceTavern).5Bride- 

well  alley,  St.  Andrews 
Barlow  I.etitia.  haberdaslier.Timlirrliill  st 
Barlow  Bicli.ud  Jeremiah,  tax  colleclor, 

St.  Maignret  st 
Barnard  &  Bishop,fiirnishinR  and  general 
iroiitnoiigers,  and  iiiannfactnrers  of 
hurdles  :ind  sirained  wire  feiicin.',  and 
manufactureis  and  patentees  ol  Bar- 
nard &  Joy's,  patent  se  (-rolling  mnngie 
Upper  walk.  Marketplace  [r^ad 

Barnard  Cluis(Champion 'I'avjChapelfield 
Barnard  John  (White  Hart  Inn),  Back  of 
Saint  Pet'  rs  fW'ensuni  st 

Barnard  John,  fislimnnger,  rag,   &c.  delr 
Barnard  John,  boot  mkr.  St.  Angustinest 
Barnard     Rebecca,    baberdasher,    Lower 
King^tIeel  fdon  st 

Barnards  &  Bonlton,  ironmongers,  Lon- 
Barne  James,  brnit  maker.  St.  James  sf 
Barnes  MaryiWnolpack  Tav)8t.  Genrge's 
plain  [cross 

Barnes  Richard,  boot   maker,  2  Charing 
Barnsdale  William  Bennett,  toy  dealer, 

St.  Stephen  .«I 
Bari!.*cks,  Barrack  road 
Barren  George,  shopkeeper.  Grove  place 
Barrett  Julin(CrossKeysTav)Magdalen  st 
Barthrop  Mary  Ann(01dTheatie  Tavern) 

Bethel  st 
Barwell  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

St.  Stephen  st 
Base  William,  boot  maker,  Coslany  st 
Basey  James,  carver  &  gilder,  Botolph  st 
Basey   Hubert,  hoot  maker,  Mandalen  st 
Bassett  Willi.tm,  beer  retailn, Quay  st 
Bassinglliwailh    Edward    (King's    Arms 
Tavernl,   Belhel  st  [st 

BatcheMor  Stephen,  boot  maker,  Calvert 
Baleman  James  George  J.,   shawl  manu 

laclnrer.  St.  George's,  Middle  st 
Batem.m  John  &  Sun, commission  agents 

St.  George's.  Middle  st 
Bateman   John,    chemist  and    diugi;ist, 

Wensum  street 
Bateman  John,  surgeon,  Wenstim  st 
Bates  Cliarle^  A.(l.ord  John  Russell  Tav) 

Dereham  load 
Bates 'l'honias(Cow  Tavern)Co\v  hill 
Batley  William,  cabinet  maker  and  np- 
bolsterrr.  Lower  Westwir.k  st  [st 

Batley  William,  jun.  chair  makr.Mnspole 
Batlerbee  James,  clothes   salesman,  St. 

Beneilict  st 
Batson  Edward,  miller,  Aylsham  road 
Batson  Jesse,  corn  chandl^^,  Maedalenst 
Batson  John,  shopkeeper,  Barrack  st  I 

Uallram  Wtn  (Cick  TavjOld    l.akenbam 
Baxter  Benjamin,  dyer.  Si.  Paul  st 
Baxter  Elizabeth,  b-yker.  Brazen  Door  rd 
Baxter  James,   chemist  and  druggist.  St. 
Hencdictst  [Sprowslnti  rd 

Baxter  John  (Prince  of  IJenmark  Tav). 
Baxter  Win.  coal  merchant, Lowei  King  st 
Bayes    Elizabeth  8i  Sons,  clothes  sales- 
man, Orford  hill 
Bajes  l.oiiisa.  milliner.  Oak  st 
Bayes  \\  illiam,  hair  dresser.  Oak  st 
Bav field  Ann,  baker.  Ber  st 
Bayfield  Ann,  ironmonger,  Magdalen  st 
B.iyfield  Henty,  baker, Colegate  st 
Bavfield  John  Freeman,  arcmintant, Upr, 
King.^t  fSt.  Benedict 

Bayfield  Mary ,straw  bonnet  makr  Barn  rd 
Bayfie'd  '1  homas  (Royal  Standard  Tav) 
U;  ion  place  [st- 

Bayliss   Andrew,  shopkeeper,   Trafalgar 
Beane  .lames,  watchmaker.  Lady's  lane 
BeansJasJPriuceof  Wales)St.  Benedict  st 
Beany  Chasgardener  &  seedsman, King  si 
Beare  John,  boot  maker,  Calvert  st 
Beare  Samuel    Shalders,  currier,   Bridge 

st,  St.  George's 
Beasy  John,  boot  maker,  Drayton 
Beatley  George,  hatter,  London  st 
Heatley  Sarah  &   Elizabeth,  eating-house 

St.  Benedict  street 
Beaton  John,  blacksmith,  Lower  Kin?  st 
Beaty  Henry,  ornamental  painter,  Little 

London  stieet 
Beanmont  Henry,  carpenter  Bramerton 
Berham  John,  baker,  Cougate  st 
Beck  John,  coal  dealer.  Tinkler's  lane 
Beckham  Benjn  (Angel  Tav)  New  Catton 
Beckham  Mary  Ann,milliner,Magdalen  st 
Beckham  Robt.  John,  glover, Magdalen  st 
JJeckwith,    Dye    &     Kition,    attorneys, 

Palace  st 
Bedford  Philip,  brazier,  Pottergate  st 
Bedingfield  John,  servants' register  cilice 
Green  lane 


BeddingSeld  John,  traveller.  All  Saint's 
gieen  [Westlegate  st 

Beddini-'field      Nelson,      livery    stables. 
Beeston  George,  shopkeeper,  Fisbgate  st 
Beeton    John    (Wild   Man    Tavern),  St. 
Andrew's  hill  [plain 

Bella  Lorenz,  watch  maker.St.  Steplien's 
Belding  William,  grocer,  Magdalen  st 
Bell  Ann,fruiter.  Red  Lion  st,St  Stephens 
Bell  George,  shopkeeper,  Fishu-ate  st 
Beli,  lNN(eommercial  family  &  posting) 

— Samuel  Legeatt.  Orford  hill 
Bell  James  W.,  «atch  maker.  Chapel  st 
Crook  place  [Water  lane 

Bell  Jane,  mistress  of  Brereton's  school, 
Bell  John  (Cat  &  fiddle  Tav).  Hotolpli  si 
Bell  John,  nurseryman,  liExchangest 
Bell  John  Crawl. ud,  surgeon,  Princes  st 
Bell  John  K.,  clerk,  railway  parcl  oRice, 

Royal  Hotel  vard.  Market  place 
Bell  Matthew,  shopkeeper,  Ber  st 
Bell  l{obert,walch  maker,  11  Davey  place 
Bell  Thirza   Harriet,  mistress  of   Brere- 
ton's school.  Water  lane 
Bell   William,  watch    maker.    Bridge  st, 
St.  Andrews  [Andrew  st 

Bellars  Hy.  John,  curator,Museum  st  Si. 
Bel.son  Robt.painler  &  pliiniber,Pump  »t 
Benley  Andrew,  bankers'  clerk,  Heigham 

coltage 
Ben  net  tAustins,beer  retailer,  Whitetriav  st 
Bennett  &  Bream,  grocers,  II  Upr.Market 
Bennett     Henry,     school,    St.    George's. 
Middle  st  [New  Cailoii 

Bennett  James,  eardener  and  seedsman, 
Bennelt  Maiia, baker,  Wellington  st 
Bennett  Robert,  baker, West  Pottergate  st 
Bennett  Samuel,  baker.  Pump  st 
Bennett  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  uphol- 
sterer,and  paper  hanger.  Jail  hill  [st 
Bennett  W'ni  .  clothes  salesman. Wensum 
Bensly  Charles,  coal  merchant,  6lj  St. 
Stephen  st  [Stephen  si 

Bensly  William  Brazill,  baker,  St. 
Bejry  James,  bellman,  Horn's  lane.Berst 
Berry — ,  professor  of   F'rench   language, 

Surrey  ^treet 
Berry  Other   Windsor,   cashier.  Bank  of 
England,  2  Windsor  place,  Lakenbam 
Berry    William    Mills,    brieklajer    and 

plasterer.  Peacock  st 
Be^sey  James  H.,  coal  merchant,  I'otter- 
gate  street  [st 

Bethel    Lunatic    Hospital,   Bethel 
BettJohn  Ste^^art,  Carpenter.  Peacock  SI 
Bells  Charles,  haberdasher,  Julian  place 
Betts  James,   wheelwright,  J  ulian  place 
Bells  .lohn,  b.iker,  Coslany  st 
Bells  J(din, bricklayer, West  Pottergate  st 
BetIS  John,  linen  draper,  2J  Exchange  st 
Betts  Joseph,  beer  retailer,  Botolph  st 
Betts  Thos.hair  dres>r.  Tl.itile  London  st 
Bevnn  Rcbert,  china   dealer,  Magdalen  st 
Bexfi-ld  Jarai  5,  shopkeeper,  Scoles  green 
Bianclii    Giovanni,    modeller,    Bridges! 
St.  George's  [phen  "t 

Bidewell  Fredericli,tobacconist,23  Sl.Ste- 
Bidewell  George(Swan  'l'av)Magd  ilen  st 
Bidwell  Henry,  agent.  1 1  Exrhaiige  st 
Bidwell  John,  rope  maker,  Calven  st 
llidwell  Jos,  en;;ravr  &  printr  Bethel  st 
Bignold   Samuel,    secretary   to  the  Nor- 
wich Union   Fiub  and  Lifr   Lnsc- 
HANCK  SociETV,  Surrey  st 
Bilby  James,  schoolmaster,  St. Benedict  st 
Bilhy  Maria,  milliner.  Duke  st 
Bilby  Mary  .Ann,  butcher.  Sprowston 
Bilhy  Mil  liam,  hair  dresser,  Pilt  st 
Bilb  'm  John,  turner,  St.  Stephen  st 
Bilharu  John,  superintendent  of  Norwich 

Lunatic  Asylirin  Catton,  Back  lane 
Billen  Henry  (Masonic  Tavern),  Elm   hill 
Billiard  Rooms,  Old  Post  olhce  Court 
Brrclr  Bfiijamiir,  cabinet  maker,  Staraiid 

Crown  I  ourl,  I  imberbill 
llirrh  Isaac,  school,  Thorpe 
Bird  John,  miller,  Ma;dalen  st 
Bird  Michael,  wheelwright,  Kirby 
Bird  Lucy,  library,  2  Wesigate  st 
Bird    Michael  (Carrow  Gardens  Tavern), 

Carrow 
Bird  William  (Qoildhall  Tavern),  Jail  hill 
Bishop    Eliza,   school  mistress,  .St.  Au- 
gustine's gate 
Bishop  Ceo.,  linen  draper,  2  Haymarket 
Black  &  Raynes,  wholesale  confeciioners, 

I  Haymarket 

Blackburn  Edward.boot  maker,Barrack  st 

Blackie    &    Son,  booksellers,    Upper  St. 

I      Giles  street  [Middles! 

iBIake  &  Everett,  hot  pressers, St. Georges 


Blake  Benjamin,  butcher,  Sproweston 
Blake  Edward   &  Robert   W  ,  and   yarn 
manufacturers,  and   mohair    spinners, 
Lakenliam  Mill  [st 

Blake  Francis  John,  altorney,  Upr.  King 
Blake  Geo. ,  hr  ick  maker.  Brazen  Doors  rd 
Blake.    Keith   &    Blake,    attorneys,    the 

Chantry 
Blake    James    (Pheasant    Tavern),    St. 

("atherine's  plain 
Blake. lohn,  secretary  to  the  Norfolk  and 
Norwich  Magdalen  Asylum,  Lifes' 
green 
Blake  Jonathan, surgeon,  Mounfpleasant 
Blakely  Kdw,  linen  draper,  lo  London  st 
Blanch  John(Steam  PacketTav.),Finket  st 
Blanchflov^er    Williaiu    (Cock     Tavern), 

Upper  .St.  Giles'  st 
Blandon  William  George, grocer,  Ber  st 
Blazeby  James  t\,  Yarmouth  Arms), Pud- 

ding  lane 
Blazeby  James,  jun.,  artist.  Bethel  st 
Blazeby  John,  turner.  Globe  lane 
Blazeby  Thos.  (Vine  rav.),Sl.  Benedict  Bt 
Blazebv  Walter,  beer  retarler,  Fisbgate  st 
Bleakley  Elijah,  surgeon,  St.  Andiews  st 
Bleakley  Robert  &  Page,  wool    sl.-vplers, 
Si.  Mary's  alley  [Magdalen  st 

Blino  Hospital  and  School.  Upper 
Blogg  William,  academy.  Upper  King  st 
Bloointield  John  (Wheat  Slieal).  Belhel  st 
lilylh  Isaac,  coal  dealer,  Coslamy  st 
BIyl.n  John,  bt-er  retailer,  William  st 
Bhth  lohn,  shopkeeper.  Oak  st 
Hlyth  Mati.  ii  Robt.. carpenters,  Drayton 
BIylh  Robert,  boot  maker,  St.  Faith's 
BIylli  Robert  John,  iron  forinileis,   Ber  st 
Blyth  Thos.  collector,  Fakerrham  Hall  rd 
BIyth     William,    timber    meicbant,    St. 

Stephens  st 
Blylh  William  B.,  hoot  maker,  Belhel  st 
Blytlie   Caleb   (Ailiclioke  Tavern),  Mag- 
dalen st 
Blythe  John,  coal  dealer,  Ber  st     [rack  st 
BIythe  Jonah  Norraaii,  beer  retaihr,  Bar- 
Blythe  Josiah,  baker,  Carrow  road 
BU  lire  Matthew,  paper  rnanulaclurer. St. 
Martin's  Palace  plain  [linest 

Blythe  Thomas,  wheelwright,  St.  Augus- 
Boast  Robert,  shopkeeper,  Plumstead 
Bolderson  William,  smith,  '/  horpe  road 
Bolingbrnke  Charles  &  Freilerick,  bom. 
basin  and  siiawl  manufrs.,  Colegate  st 
Boiingbroke  Horatio,  life  office  agent, 
Colegate  st  (place 

Bomfield  Miles,  miller.  Chapel  st.  Brook 
Bond  Edgar,  altorney.  Rampant  Horse  St 
Bund  Harriet,  milliner,  Mai:ilalen  st 
B^nd  Henry,  miller,  Sprow  ston 
Bond  John,  hi  icklayer,  Sioke  Holy  cross 
Bond   Joseph    Daines,  tailor  and  draper, 

4  Davey  place 
Bone  Francis,  baker,  St.  Benedict  st 
Bone  Nicholas,  toy  dealer,"  Timberhill  st 
Booty  Edward.boot  maker,  Fisher's  lane 
Borking  Thomas,  tailor.  Willow  lane 
Borreit  Wm., confcctioner,Lr.Westwick  st 
Boswell  Daniel,  turner,  .Magdalen  st 
Bosvvell  John,  smith  and  bell  lianger,St. 

Andrew's  hill 
Boswell  John,  smith.  Bishopgate  st 
Boswell  Thomas, shuttle  makei',St. John's, 
.Madder  market  [market 

Boswell  Thomas,  toy  dealer,  9  Madder 
Boswell  William,  carver  and  gilder,  Mag- 
dalene st  [Andrew  »t 
Botwright  John  W.,  collectors  clerk,  St. 
Bougham  Jan"",  school.  All  Saints'  green 
Bnughlon  Samuel,  hair  dresser, Red  Lion 

st,  St.  Stephens 
Boulger  Joseph,  dentist,  Willow  lane 
Boult  (jenrge,  tanner.  Lower  Heigham  st 
Bonlton  Frs.. baker,  St. Catherine's  terrace 
Bowes    William,  clothes  salesman,    St. 

Benedict  st 
Bowgen  John  Hart  (ThreeTurksTavern), 
andccal  merchant,  I, wr  Wesiwick  st 
Bow  hill  Henry,  boot  maker.  St.  An  drew  st 
BowlesA  nil  Elizb.,ladies' school,  Thorpe  rd 
Bowles  John  Sharpe,  city  missionary, 
Thorpe  road  [Davey  place 

Bowtell  Thomas,  boot  maker.  20  and  21 
Boyce  James  Slanfiuld,  painter  and  plum- 
ber, Duke  st  [Benedict  st 
Boyd  Sarah,  matron  of  Eye  Ir.lirmary,  St. 
Bovdeii    Eliza    &    Charlotte,    milliners, 

F'otieri..atest 
Bovs  Ho.ME,  St.  Andrew's  hill 
Bracey  Francis,  butcher,  Thorpe 
Bracey  F'rederick,  hoot  maker.Thtrpe 
Bracev  Robert,  baker.  Thorpe 

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Btacey  Robert,  liaker.  World's  end  lane 
Bracey  Robert,  lime  bnrntr,'l'liorpe 
Bradbury  John  (Lord  Howe  Tavern),  St- 

Benedict  St  Lwell  st 

Brady  !Mary,  painter  and  plumber.  Red- 
Branford  IJenjn.mallster,  StainpOlfice  yil 
Bray  Charl's  (While  Lion),  While  I. ion  si 
Biay    Richard,  tailor  and  draper, 83  St. 

Giles  St 
■  Bray  Robert,  beer  retailer,  Bei-  st 
Bray  William,  linen  draper.  Bridge  st,St. 

Andrews  fl^liJ''!'^  *t 

Bieame  Hinry, shopkeeper,  St.  Georije.^', 
Breeze   Chrislmas,   dyer,  Biidge  st,  St. 

Georces 
Breeze  Robert,  saddler,  Mairdalen  st 
Brennan  Andrew,  dentist,  Princes  st 
Brett  Isaac,  boot  maker,  I'pper  King  st 
Brewster  Lelitia,  servants'  rej;ister office, 

Betl.rl  st 
Brewslcr  Lydia,  beer  retailer,  Tooley  st 
BtMger  .lohn.  boot  maker,  St.  Failh's 
Briiiges  William,  clothes'  salesman,  Lwr. 

Weslwick  st  TGiles  st 

Bridgman  William  Kencely,  dentist,  69St 
Bris?  Mary,  ladies'  school,  Potter^ate  st 
Briegs   \^'ilso^,  cork   cutter,  St.  Haul's 

openin?  [WestwicU  st 

Bright  &  Neale,  coal   merchants.  Lower 
Brii-ht  John,  beer  retailer,  Thorpe 
Be  iglitea  Sarali  Ann,  straw  bonnet  maker. 

Bethel  st  [lane 

Brighton  Robert,  gun  maker,  Lwr.  Goal 
Biighiwell    Thomas   &   Son,    attorneys, 

Surrey  st 
Brinded  Robert,  bricklayer,  Th"rpe 
Brindle>  Charles,  gas  litter,  Fishjiale  st 
Brinklev  James,  beer  retailer,  Lakenham 

II  .11  road 
Britcher  Charles,  bricklayer,  Pilt  st      [st 
Britcher  John  &  Son.  boat  builders, King 
Bl'ilcher  Thonias,bricklayer,  PoltergilesI 
British  Com KERci* lLifeAssu RANCH 

Office,  14  London  st— Pegg  &  Green- 
wood, agents 
British  EMrinE  Insurance  Oftick, 

14  Castle  meadow — Benjamin  Thomas 

Sharpe,  agent 
British   Mutlul  (life  and  subscription 

loan),Ollice,  Post  Olliee  st— George  C. 

Burrows,  aL'cnt 
Brittain  Eliziibeth(  Wliite  Horse), Hay  hill 
Britlain  Harriet,  baker,  Coboiirg  st 
Brittain  William  (Saracens  Head),  West 

Poltergate  st  [Palace  place 

Brittle  John,  heer  re'ailer,  St.  Martins', 
liroa  I  John,  boot  maker, Callon 
Broailhurst  U  illiam,  leiter  press  printer, 

Srt.  Bt-ne'lict  st  [dictsi 

Broa.Uiurst  William,  academy,  St.  liene- 
Uroadhuisi  Wm  slationer.St.  Benedicts! 
Brock  Emily,  milliner.  Oak  st 
Brock  Samuil,  baker,  Calvert  st 
Brock  William,  baker.  Oak  st        fgnte  st 
Broodbank  licnjamin,  boot  makei,  Fish- 
Brook  V\  illiam.  carpenter,  Tabej  nacle  st 
Brooke  William,  academy,  Kirgst 
Brookes  John,  blacksmith, Golden  B  ill  st 
Brooks  Abigail,  schoolmistress,  Julian's 

alley 
Brooks  Cooper,  currier,  Pnttcrsgate  st 
Brooks  Hy.,  hrirklayer,  I.akoiihamllall  rd 
Brooks  .lohn,  hlacksniilli.  All  Saints  st 
Brooks  John,  brazier,  Ber  st     [Andrew's 
15rooks   Thomas,    builder,  Bridge  st,  St 
Brooks  Thomas  (Ilalkham  Arms),  Castle 

ditches  [i-oad 

Browis  Robcrt,beer  retailer,  Biazenduors 
Brown  A gga»,  carpenter, Theatre  st 
Brown&  Bailey,  builders,  West  Puttcrgate 
Brown  Bnjo.,  dyer,  Robson's  yd.  Oak  s' 
Brown  Charles,  botcher,57  St.Stephensst 
Broil  n  Chrspr.,  Iieer  retailer.  Heigham  si 
Blown  Fiederick,  corn  and  coil  mer- 
chant, Kiiigst  [London  st 
Bruwn  George,  bcrlin  wool  warehouse, 
Urown  Henry,  baker,  Miispolest 
Brown  Hy.,g'ocer,  14  Gentlemen's  walk 
B'own  J.  baker.  While  Lion  st  [wick  st 
Blown  James  Eaton,  baker.Lower  \\  est. 
Brown  James  Hopewell,  wine  and  spiiil 

merchant.  Si.  Andrew^'  hill 
Blown  John,  carman,  Ber  st 
Brown  John,  architect  and  3iirveyor,BanK 

of  Fnglaiid  court 
Brown  John,  potato  and   fruit  salesman, 

CosUiiy  st 
Brown  John,  baker,  Cowgate  st 
Itrow  n  John,  blacksmith.  Barrack  st 
Brown  John,  shopkeeper.  New  Cation  T 
Brown  John  Thomas,  land  agent,   Pilt  st 

56 


Brown  Joseph,  tobacco  pipe  maker,  St. 
Stephens  st  [Georges' 

Brown  Maria,  haberdasher, Bridge  st.  St. 
HrowniNlentor  (Royal  OalO,St,Augostiii  st 
Brown  Robert,  guano  merchant, and  bone 

crusher,  St.  Benedici  st 
Brown  Robeit,  beer  retailer,  Cowgate  st 
Brown  Sarah,  milliner.  Cowgate  st 
Brown  Thoi.ias,(Bulls  Head  Tav.). Ber  st 
Blown  William,  berlin  wool   warehouse, 

18  Davey  place 
Brown  William.  hardwareman.Coslany  st 
Brown  Wm.,  sho|ikeeper,Lr.Westwick  st 
Brown  William,  tobacco  pipe  maker,  St. 

Benedict  st 
Brown  Zechariah,  bookseller,  Ber  st 
Browne  &  Barker,  hatlers  and  hosiers,  10 
Londou  st  [meadow 

Browne  &  Edwards,  milliners,  22  Caslle 
Brow  iieBarnahas,baker.LakenliamHall  rd 
Browne  Edmund  (  Ten  Bells  Tavern),  St. 

Benedici  st 
Browne  Eliza,  milliner.  Starling  place 
Browne  Francis,  tailor.  Palace  si 
Browne  Hall,  grocer,  Ber  st  [row  rd 

Browne   John   (Clarence   Harbour),  Car- 
Browne  John,  carpenter,  Carrow  road 
Browne  John  &  Sons,  iron  nierchanls,  4 

Upper  mari.et 
Browne  Iticliard,  builder.  Bethel  st 
Browne  .Samuel,  grocer,  Palace  st 
Browne  .Sarah  ,  dyer,  1  ombland 
Browne   W.  J.    Ulton,   barrister.  Upper 
Surrey  st  [Andrew  si 

Biowne  William,  lithographic  printer, St. 
Bruir  Peter,  Esq.   engineer  and   general 
manager  of  the  Eastern  Union  railway, 
St.  Slejihens'  road 
Bniff  Robert,  beer  retailer.  Charing  cross 
Briuidell  \-  Bean,  china,  glass,  and  earth- 
enware warehouse,  Upper  walk,  Mar- 
ket place 
Brundell  Charles,  chief  clerk  of  the  Nor- 
wich Union  Life  Office,  Surrey  si,  and 
0  Crisenl,  New  Bridge  st 
Brundell  Elizabeth,  dress  maker.  Gun  la 
lininiug  John,  cabinet    maker.  Grouts' 

thoroughfare,  Timberhill  s( 
Bryan  Joshua,  berlin   wool  warehouse,  8 

Hay  market 
Bryant  Sainnel,  beer  retailer.  Thorn  lane 
Bubhings  IJobert,  millwright  and  en- 
gineer,'I'hornc  [of  the  Inns 
Buck  Charles  Harrison,  boot  raaker.Back 
Bucli  Peter,  iicadeiny.  Chapel  st  [close 
BnckZechariah, professor  of  inusic,Upper 
Uuckenham  Joha  Chailes,  watch  maker, 

Toiiibland 
Bugden  Thomas,  grocer,  Muspole  st 
Bu'.'g  Moses,  dyer,  Butolph  st 
Bull  Geriigc.  pill  box  maker.  Silver  st 
Bull  Isaac,  boot  maker,  8  Castle  st 
Bui  ard  Joshua,  gardener  and  seedsman, 
Silvi-r  road  [Chapellield 

Bollard  Richard  (Bowling  Green  Inn), 
Billiard  Richard,  brewer,   Bridge  st,  St. 

Lawiencc 
Bulla' d  Richard,  nmltster,  Pig  lane 
Bollard  Robert,  shopkeeper,  SI.  Faiths 
Billiard  Siiinncl,  fruiterer,  St.  Steilicns  st 
Bollard    'I'homiis,    shopkeeper,    Tiouse 
newton  [(ioat  lane 

Billiard  William,  flour  chandler.   Lower 
Bi.lirr  Robert,  fruiterer.   Swan  lane,  St. 
Andrew's  [B-r  si 

BiiUer  Robert,  gardener  and   seedsman, 
Biilley  William,  slwpkeeper,  Thorpe 
Biillimore    Ann,   straw     bonnet    maker, 

Union  place 
Bullimore  John,  blacksmitli,  Thornlane 
Bullock  Esther,  gardener,  City  road 
Biillitude  James,  shopkeeper, Cherry  st 
Bunded  John,  coal  dealer, Thorpe 
Bonn  George, conlVctioiier,  Westl'gatest 
Bonn  John.  jun.  architect  and   surveyor, 

2i)  Chipellield  road 
liiinii  Thomas,  grocer,  SI.  Benedict  st 
Bunting  James,  shopkeeper,  Coslany  st 
Bunting  John,  painter  and  plumber.  Up- 
per market 
Bunting    Richard,   ficnch   polisher,   St. 

Margarel'.<  Church  alley 
Bunling,  Son 'V  Durrani,  soap  manufac- 
turers, and  tallow  chandlers, St.Mii.f.s 
Soap  Works,  Coslany  st 
Bunting  Thomas,  shopkeeper.   Bull  close 
Biirrham  Samuel,  corn  agent,  Coslany  st 
Biirchany  &  Pyle,  cum   chandlers.  Wen- 
sum  .st 
Burdett  Jonathan,  brewer,  Dereham  road 
Uuileigli  Klizubelh,  milliner,  Uotolpb  st 


I  Burnell  Lois,  schoolmistress.  King  st 
Burraae  Alfred,  baker,  Coslany  st 
Burrage  &  Jeffries,  clot  lies  salesmen  and 

hatters,  2  D.ivey  place  [st 

Burrage  Edward,  baker. West,  Pottergale 
Barrage  Edwin,  baker.  Elm  hill 
Burrage    John  Charles,  acaderuv,  Great 

Oxford  st 
Burrage  Joseph   James,  academy.  Luck- 

ett's  court,  St.  Andrew  st  [»t 

Burrage  Robt.shnpkeeper,WestPottergate 
Burrell  James,  tripe  dresser.  Thorn  l.me 
Buriell    Thomas   Alfred,  cabinet  maker 

upholsterer,  paper  hanger,  and  dealer 

in  pnper  hangings,  Mau'dalen  st 
Biirridge    Sarah,    schoolmistress.  Upper 

Surrey  st 
Burroughs  Thomas,  butcher.  Butchery 
Burrows  Anthony,  shnpkeeper,St.l'aul  st 
Burrows    Bernard,    surgeon's   assistant. 

All  .Saint's  green  [Olliee  st 

Bnr'ows  George   C,  general  agent,  Post 
Burrows  John,  baker. Sprowston 
Burrows  Mary,  beer  retailer,  Colegate  st 
Burrows    Peter    (Norwich    and    Norfolk 

Arms),  .Sprowston  st  [Weswick  st 

Burrows  Robert,  clothes  salesman.  Lower 
Buriows  Thomas.beer  letailerSprowstoii 
Burton    Samuel  Crichmer,    attorney,  C7 

St.  Giles  st 
Burton  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  Thorpe 
Bush  Francis,  dyer,  I'linces  st  [Andiews 
Bush  George,    bookbinder.  Bridge  st,  St. 
Bush  Henry, butcher.  Bridge  st 
Bush  Henry,  shopkeeper,  St.  Benedici  st 
Bush  James,  beer  retailer.  Upper  King  st 
Bushel  William,  butcher.  Chapel  st 
Bussey    John,   gardener  and    seedsman 

Silver  road  [Middle  st, 

Biissy  Benjamin,  shopkeeper.St. George's, 
Huston  Thomas,  gardener  and  seedsmen, 

Pockthorpe 
Butcher  Charles,  beer  retailer,  Pitt  st 
Bntch-r  Robert,  grocer,  1  (iiieeii  st 
Butcher  Robert,  grocer, B  ick  of  St.  Peter's 
Bii teller William,auctioneer  and  surveyor, 

Theatre  st  [st 

ButcherW illiam,  jun.  aiictioneer,Theatie 
Butler  Elizabeth,  milliner, Elm  hill 
Bnttifant    Uavid,  hair  dresser.    Golden 

Ballst  rBicklana 

Buttif.int  John,  shopkeeper,  St.  Paul's, 
Biitlilar.t    John    Slohvorthy,  millwright, 

Lower  King  st 
Buttifant  Josinh,  grocer,  Ber  st 
Bnttifant  William,  baker,  Cowgate  st 
Buttle  Henry  (Bed  Lion  Tav.),  Drayton 
Buttle   Henry  (Ship  Tav  )  King  st.  gates 
Bve   Robert  (Bricklayers' Arms),  Lower 

Westwick  st 
Bygrave  Robert,  beer  retailer.  Quay  st 

CABLE  William,  boot  maker,  Ber  st 
Ciiley  Nalbanirl  Heniy,  halrerdasher,   17 

Gentlemens'  walk  [Middle  st 

Ca'low  Hannah((ioldcn  Can), Si. George's 
Cal  low  Win.  J  ulien,brazier,G  olden  Ball  st 
CallhorpeChrislopher, jun. grease  manu- 

f  iclurcr  and  oil  refiner.  Castle  meadow 
Caltliorpe  Jnhn. cooper,  31,  London  st 
CaltonJi'hn  Discnn  (George  &  Dragon), 

Upper  Haymarki  t 
Calver  John,  saddler,  All  Saint's  green 
Calver  Robert,  sa«  mills,  Sprowston 
Calver  Thos.,  hoot  maker,  10  Up.  Market 
Calvert  John,  boot  maker.  Church  St.  St. 

Simon's  [hill 

Cam  pbel  I  Joseph, travelling  lea  dpalpr,Cow 
Campling    Abraham  &   Co.  Berlin  wool 

warehouse,  35  London  st 
Campling   George,    china    &c.     dealer, 

Magdalen  st  [Middle  st 

Campling  Hy.  house  agent,  St.  George's, 
CamplingJacob.hcer  relailer.Magdalen  st 
Campling  James,  iron  and  brass  founder, 

Bntf-coat  lane  Foundry  [lane 

Campling  Robert,  mayor's  ofllcer.  Rose 
Campling    Rube  it,   haberdasher,  I  Saint 

Andrew's  st 
Campling  William, grocer.  Barrack  «t 
Caiiiplin;,'  William,  painter  and  plumber, 

Coslany   st 
Candler  J  no.,  stationer,RampantHorse8t 
Candler    John,    painter     and  plumber. 

Peacock  st  [tergate  st 

Canham  S mil.,  turner,Webslei's  yd.Pof- 
Canham    William,    boot  maker,    Lower 

Westwick  st 
Cann  John,  beer  retailer.  New  Cafton 
Cann  Walling,  saw  mills,  Philadelphia 
Cannell  George  Simon, boot  raaker,Berit 


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Cannell  Henry  Blorofield, banker's  clerk. 

11  New  Market  road 
Cannell  Isaac, sadiiler,  Coshiny  st 
CannellJumes,  K'ocer,  St.  Bfiieinr.t  st 
Cannell  Julin,  blicksmitii,  Draylon 
Cannell  John, saddler.  Ber  st 
Cannell  John,  shopkeeper.  Union  place 
Cann«ll  I'eter,  miller,  IVIouseliold 
Cannell  Robert,  baker,  King  st 
Canwrll  Isaac,  beer  retailer,  Coslanyst 
Capon  Jaiiie«,  miller.  New  Cation 
Capram  Lewis, toy  dealer.  White  Lion  st 
Caprani    Lewis,    hardwareinan,     White 
Lion  st  [st 

CardranCharles.coacli  builder, Magdalene 
Carman  Samuel,  black.-mith,  St.  Faiths 
Caro  Rev.  Simon,  professor  of  languages' 

Wesllfgate  st 
Carpenter  Robert,  cooper,  Oak  st 
Carr  Charles,  basket  maki'r.  Elm  hill 
Caiter  John,  boot  niaki-r.  Fishgale  st 
Carter  J  iiUn,  dyer,  All  Saints  st 
Carter  Mary  Ann.  milliner.  All  Saints  st 
Cathercole  Mary  Ann,  professor  of  music, 
Uuke  st  fst 

Cartvvright  &  Davis,  dentist,?  PostOflice 
Cartwrigbt  Henry,  gun  maker,  Rampant 

Horse  st 
Carver  Eliza,  milliner,  Wensiiin  st 
Carver  James,  shopkeeper,  (jrove  place 
CarverRuth.ladies'  schooi.Wt.  Potter  sate 
CarverWilliam.boot  makeri&  Wateiriiaii 

Tavern),  Lower  Westwick  st 

Cary   Joseph  H.,   hammer  maker.  Saint 

Catherine's  plain  [ColcRate  st 

Case    Philip,    ginger    beer    &c.   maker. 

Case  Philip, chemist  and  druggist, Bridge 

st,  St.  Geoigr's 
Cassey  Rcibeit,  beer  retailer,  Oak  st 
Castle  William,  hair  dresser.  Hay  hill 
Castleton  William,  tailor,  1-5  Bank  st 
Casti>n    Joseph  (Victoria  Tavern),  Saint 
Stephen's  road  [St.  Benedicts 

Caston  Thomas,  watchmaker.  Barn  road, 
Catchpole    John,    beer    retailer.    Lower 
Westwick  st  [Briiige  road 

Catermole  David  (Coach  &  Horses)  Found  ry 
Cattermoul    Everett    &    Son,    builders, 
Tooleyst  [hill 

Catteinioul  William,   dyer,  St.  Andrew's 
Cawdron    Jonathan,  millwright  &  engi- 
neer, Duke  st 
Chalk  Eleanor,  ladies'  school.  Cow  hill 
Chalker  .Alfred,  bt-er   retailer,  St.  Miles, 

Church  st 
Challis  John,  boot  maker,  43  London  st 
Ck\.mber  or  COMMEKCE,  Post  Office  st 
Chaniberlin    &    Warner,   grocers.  Post 

Office  st 
Chamberlin    Henry,   Sons  &  Co.,  linen 

drapers.  Market  place 
Chamberlin  James,  inspector  of  weights 

and  measures,  St.  Andrew  st 
Chambers  Susannah,  milliner.  Rose  lane 
Chandler    Elizabeth,   upholslcress,    St. 

Stephen's  road 
Chandler  Wm.,  ironmonger,St,StepIien  st 
Chapman    Abel,    butcher,   St.   Martin's 
Palace  plain  [close 

Chapman  &c  Hansell,  attorneys.  Upper 
Chapman  Charles,  carver  and  gilder,  St. 

Andrew's  hill 
Chapman  Charles,  carver  &  gilder,  King 

st.  Crook's  place 
Chapman  James  Denny,  linen  draper,   2 
Genllcmens' walk  [Tinkler's  lane 

Chapman  Philip,  gardener  &  seedsman. 
Chapman  Sanil.,  butcher,  UpperSt.Uiles' 
Chapman  William,  baker,  Wensum  st 
Chapman  William,  tailor,  St.Benedict  st 
Cbarlwood  Arlhur,bookbinder  &  printer, 
Oxford  hill  [place 

Charlwood  Arthur,  eating  house.  Market 
Chase  Charles,  grocer.Rampant  Horse  si 
CherryTlns.,boot  maker,l5razenDoors  rd 
Cheslow  William,  tailor.  Little  Orford  st 
Cheitlebiirgh  Henry,  baker.  Rampant 
Horse  st  [King  st 

Chettlebur,;h  Robert,  saddler.  Upper 
Child  Stephen,  blacksmilh,Cli.ipeltield  rd 
Chittnck  Timothy,  surveyor.  Grove  plaee 
Christie  Thomas, pawnbroker, Colegate  st 
Christie  Thomas  &  John,coal  merchants, 

King  st 
Church  Charles,  bill  postcr,Fisher'slane 
Church     op    England    Assur4nce 

Office,  Post  Oftice  st 
CiTVANU   COUNTr   NEWS   RooMs,  Old 
Post    Ortice    court — John   Goldsmith 
Atkinlon,  agent 
Cirv  Gaof,, St.  Giles' gale 


Clabburn  &  Sparks,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chants, Magdalen  st 
Clabburn    Thomas,    Son    &     Plummer, 

sliawl  manulacturers,  Pitt  st 
Clapham  Jnhn,  chair  maker,  Ber  st 
Clare  Caroline,  inilliner,  Co«  i>ate  st 
Clare  Chas.  &  Son,  millers,  Bexley  Mill 
C  larence  J  osh, lessee  of  lheatre,Tlieatre  st 
Clark  John,    gardener  and  seedsman,  St. 

Faith's  lane 
Clark  Joseph,  academy,  Colegate  st 
Clark  Robert,  smith.  Fishgate  st 
Clark  Robert  A.  professor  of  writing  and 
music,  Pottergate  st  [Benedict  st 

Clark  Robert  &    Son,   watchmakers,  St. 
Clark  Royal,  coal  dealer,  William  st 
Clark  Thomas,  auctioneer  and  surveyor, 

Peaiield 
Clarke  Charles,  brewer,  Coslany  st 
Clarke  Elizabeth,milliner,St. Faith's  lane 
Clarke    Frederick    Edward,  piano   forte 

tuner.  Princes  st 
Clarke  George,  boot  maker,  Calvert  st 
Clarke  George,  horse  hair  manufacturer. 

Lower  King  st 
Clarke  Isaac,  butcher,Wellington  terrace 
Clarke  Isaac,  butcher,  St.  Augustine  st 
Clarke  James,  tailor.  Tabernacle  st 
ClarkeJno.congreve  match  raaker.KIng  st 
Clarke    John,   bombasin    manufacturer, 
Calvert  st  [st 

ClarkeJohn,bootmaker,St.MiIes',Church 
Clarke    John,    gardener    and  seedsman, 
fleigham  Causeway  [st 

Clarke  John.shavil  manufaettirer,Calvert 
Clarke  Jonathan,  boot  maker.Plumstead 
Clarke    Maria,  straw  bonnet  maker,  St. 

Gregory's  Church  alley 
Clarke  Royal,  shopkeeper,  William  st 
Clarke  Samnel,  butcher.  Upper  market 
Clarke  Sarah,  tpilliner.  Upper  Surrey  st 
Clarke  Thomas  Welliam,  cabinet  maker, 
10  Dover  st  [st 

Clarke  William,  shopkeeper,    St.  James 
Claxton  Johnson,  clothes  salesman.  Or. 
fold  hill  [place 

Claxtnn  Robt.  clothes  salesman,  9  Dnvey 
Claxton  William,  bakei',  Tinkler'.s  lane 
Clement    William  (Coachmaker'a    Arms) 
Bethel  st  [st 

Clements   Mary  Ann,  milliner,    Botolph 
Clements  William,  carpenter.  Bethel  st 
Clelhero  James,  sbopkeeper,StSt.ephen's 

Back  street 
Clifford  Ann,  ladies  school,  St.  Giles  road 
Clifford  Joseph,  last  and  boot  tree  maker, 
Scoles  green  [road 

Climpson  Edward,  tailor,Lakenham  Hall 
Climpson  Elizabeth,  straw  bonnet  makr. 

Lakenham  Hall  road 
Clowes  Francis,  auctioneer,St.  Andrew's 
Hall  plain  [Fishgate  st 

Coaks  Richard,  coal  &  timber  merchant 
Coaks  Richard,  brick  dealer,  Fishs;ate  st 
Coalman  George  Risine,  brick  maker  and 

coal  merchant.  Castle  meadow 
Cobb  John,  furniture  broker,  Ber  st 
Cobb  Leg-gett,  butcher(and  Rose  Tavern) 

St.  Augustine  st 
Cobb  Leggett,  jun.  hutcher,Magda!en  .st 
Cock  Wm.. blacksmith,  St.  Catherine's  ter 
Cockaday  Isaac,  coach  lace  manufacturer 
St.  Andrew's  hill  [st 

Cocks  Oennis{  Woodman  Tavern),  Catton 
Cocks  Dennis,  tailor,  Coslany  st 
Cocks  Thomas,  clothes  salesman,  Lower 
Westwick  st  fst 

Codling  Arthur  John,  academy, Magdalen 
Coe  Mark, bricklayer.  Castle  meadow 
Coe  Mary,  ladies'  school.  Chapel  st 
CoHin  Robert,  beer  retailer,  Pal.ice  st 
Cognian  Emma,  milliner.  Princes  st 
Cogman   Frederic,     tailor,    draper    and 

habit  maker.  Princes  st 
Cogman  Robert,  carpenter,    Union  place 
Cohen  Philip,   fruiterer,  Swan  lane,   St. 
Andrews  [lane 

Coke  John,  gardener  and  seedsman,  Mill 
Colby  John,  hair  dresser.  Hay  hill 
Colby  Samuel  (Bear  and  Staff  Tavern), 

Fisher  lane 
Colby  William,beer  retailer,  St.  Giles  bill 
Colby  William,  butcher.  St.  Benedict  st 
Coldham  William  (Pope's  Head  Tavern) 

Upper  market 
Cold  well  Harriet  &  Amelia,  ladies'  scbool 

St.  Clement's  churchyard 

Cole    John  Beck,   tailor   and    draper,  3 

Box  Office  st  [Chapeltield 

Cole  Sarah,  ladies'   school,  11  Crescent, 

Coleman  &  Son,  lineiulraper,  fLondonst 


Coleman  Benjamin,  beer  retailer.  Ram- 
pant Horse  st  [Jail  hill 
Coleman  George  Lovick,  linen  draper, 
Coleman  Samuel  (Albert  Tavern),  Ber  st 
Coleman  Saml.  attorney,  St  Lawrence  la 
Coleman  Thomas,  tailor  and   draper,  12 

Exchange  street 
Coleman  Thos, brewer.  Chapel  st        [st 
Coleman  Timothy.beer  rctailcr,Trafalgar 
Colkett  Henry  John,  tea  dealer.  Back  of 
the  Inns  rgt 

Collett  Robert,  beer  retailer,  Whitefriars 
Collier  Thos.,  confectioner,  Timberhill  st 
Collins  James.boi't  maker,  4  Davey  place 
Collins  James,  tailor.  City  toad 
Collins  William,  beer  retailer.  Queen  st 

Crook's  place 
Colman  &  Glendenning,iron,  oil  &  colour 

merchants.  Rampant  Horse  st 
Colman  Henry,  grocer,  1  Exchange  st 
Colntan  Jeiemiah  it  Son,  millers.  Stoke 

Holy  cross 
Colman  Thomas,  musical  instrument 
repairer,  Tombland  churchyard  [st 
Colman  Wm.  beer  retailer,  St.  Margai'et 
Colsey  Charles,  stay  maker,  Orford  liill 
ColseyJohn,  stay  maker,  St,  Andrew's 
Hall  plain  [st 

Coman  Thomas  John,  grocer.St.Benedict 
Comer  Ann,clothes  dealer.St.  Benedict  st 
Conyers  Mark,  south-wester  maker.  St. 

Giles  terrace 
Cook  David,  boot  maker,  Bishopgate  st 
Cook  Ed.  coal  &  corn  merchant,Tooley  st 
Cook  John,  beer  retailer,  Ber  st 
Cook  Thomas  A.,  smith  Ber  st 
Cook  T^homas  Edward, boot  maker,Wbite 
Lion  st  [Newton 

Cook  Wm.  painter  &  plumber.  Trowse 
Cook  William,  boot  maker,  14Starling  pi 
Cooke  Ann,  dyer,  St  Geome's,  Middle  st 
Cooke  Charlotte,milliner,Castle  meadow 
Couke  Edwd.  leather  culter,Maddermrkt 
Cooke    Elizabeth,     mistress   of  infant's 

school,  Colegaie  st 
Cooke  John,  smith,  Dial  yard,  Coslany  it 
Cooke  Samuel,  brush  maker,  C  Davey  pi 
Cooke  Thomas  Paul,  dyer,  Coslany  st 
Cooke  Timothy,wheelwrigbt,lHaedalen  st 
Cooke  William,  chemist  and  druggist,  27 

St.  Giles  street 
CooKB.'s  Hospital,  Rose  lane 
Cooper  Cailos,  barrister,   Orford  hill 
Cooper  Emanuel,  surgeon,  Tombland 
Cooper  J acob,beer  retailer.  All  .Saint's  grn 
Cooper  James,  fruiterer,  Princes  st 
Cooper  John,  shopkeeper,  Union  place 
Cooper  John    &    Sons,    silversmiths,  20 
London  st  [Chapeifield 

Cooper  Jno.Norlon  V.  altoriiey,aCrescent 
Cooper  Jonathan  Whitley,  attorney,  and 
commissioner  for  taking  affidavits,  St. 
Marj'.-  alley 
Cooper  Sarah,  lodging  house,Lower  close 
Conper  Thoinas(Corn  Exchanfe  Tavei  n) 
Little  London  st  [Benedict  st 

Cooper  William,  painter  and  plumber,  St. 
Cooper  William,  surgeon,  Duke  st 
Coote  George  Mark,bookbinder,stalioner, 
machine  ruler.and  account  honk  manu- 
facturer,and  engraver,  lithographic  and 
copper-plate  printer.  Old  Hay  hill 
Coole  Maria  Wake,  ham  &  bacon  dealer, 
Oldbay  hill  [man's  walk 

Copeman  &  Sons,  grocers,  12  Gentle- 
Coperaan  Edwin,  physician,Post  Office  st 
Co|ieman  William,  lire  office  agent,  12 

Gentleman's  walk 
f!oppin  Edward,  ironmonger,  Orford  bill 
Cordian  William,  butcher.  Magdalen  st 
Cordran  Wm.  cabinet  rokr,lChapeltield_rd 
Corey  Christmas,  tailor.  Cross  lane 
Cork  John,  gardener  &  seedsman. Mill  la 
Corn  Exchange,  Ex<;hange  st 
Cornish  John,  beer  retailer,  Magdalen  st 
Coronkr'sOffice  (City),  4  PustOffice 

st — William  Wilde, coi oner 
Coroner's    (deputy)   Office  (county). 
Jay's  court,  Briggs  st  [road 

Corps  James,  organ  builder,  ChapelUeld 
Cossey  John,  house  agent,  Botolph  st 
Cotman  John  Joseph,  artist,  Thorpe 
Cottam  Thomas,  butcher.  Butchery 
Cottermole  Robert  (Three  Tuns  Tavern), 
Thorpe  [place 

Cottom  &  Brewster,   butchers.    Market 
Coiilson  Richard,  master  of  British  scbool 
Peafield 

CouxTY  Court  and' Guildhall  Of- 

FicK,  Redwell  st 
County  Gaol, The  Castle 


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County  Surveyors   Office,   Bank  of 
England  court  [lane 

Cousens  Eliz.ibeth.  milliner,    Rising  Sun 
Cousens  John,  boot  maker,  RisingSiin  la 
Cousins  James,  fruiterer,  Benedict  st 
Cousins  Thomas,  currier,  3  l'|ipr.  mnrket 
Covell  John,  soda  water  maker.  Elm  hill 
CovvanCharlotle(Tun»l'av)AllSaiut'sg7n 
Cox  Francis,  fishmonger,  Uridge  st 
Cox  John,  boot  n)aker,  Magdalen  st 
Cox  JosephC.  resident  sur^'eon,Heigham 

Lunatic  Asylum,  Untbank's  row 
Cox  Thoniiis,  rope  maker,  linBT  Coat  lane 
Cox  \Villiam(Duke  of  York),Putlergate  st 
Cox  William  Henry  &  Ellen,  professors 

of  ransic  Cliapelfield  road 
Coxford  John,  shopkepr.  St.  Augnstin  si 
Cozens   James    &  Son,    corn    and    coal 

merchants,  St.  Benedict  st 
Crake  Robert, miller,  Surlingham 
Crapani  Lewis,   fancy  repository.  White 
l.ion  st  [Gnat  lane 

Craske  &  Warner,  cabinet  maker»,Lower 
Craske  Henrv,  hair  dresser.St.  Stephen  st 
Crawshaw  Ri'cliard,  brewer,St.  Slephen'st 
Creake  James,  fancy  reposi'ory.  Si. 
Andrew's  hill  [st 

Cremer  Robert  B., apothecary,  St.  Andrew 
Crickmay  Edward,  surueon,   Magdalen  st 
Criukmer    John,    travelling    tea   dealer, 
1  Town  close  [Castle  nieadnws 

Crisp  John  Wiseman,  tailor  and  draper. 
Crisp  Thomas  Dawson,  traveller  Bank  st 
Critchfield  Samuel, culler.  Royal  Hotel  st 
Crilchtield  Samuel,  professor  of  music. 
Princes  st  [s< 

Crocks  Thomas,  tailor.  Lower  Westwick 
Crook  John, surgeon,  Cliapelfiold  House 
Cross  John.eorn  merchant,Dnke's  palace 
Crossdale  William,  fruiterer,  \Oal;  st 
Crosse  John  Green,  surgeon, Orford  hill 
Cro5se  J.  (Macartney.attorney,  Orlord  bill 
Crosskill  Robert,  cork  culter.St.  George's 
Middle  st  [George's 

Crosskill  Robert, fruiterer.  Bridge  st  St. 
Crotch.\l!itthew,hair  dresser,  Magdalen  st 
CrolchVVilliam,  liecr  retailer,  Fishirate  st 
Crnwe  Charles,  eating-house,  Elrn  hill 
Crowe  Edward  (Balloon  Tavern)  Lower 
Westwick  st  [plain 

Crowe  Elizth,  ladies'  school, St.  George's 
Crowe  John,  cabinet  maker-,  i  Surrey  st 
Crowe  Spicer,   painter  and  plumber,  St. 
Benedict  st  [wickst 

Crowe  William,  coal  dealer,  Lottr,SVest- 
Crowfoot  George,  baker  Si.  Benedict  st 
Crowfoot  R.ibert,  baker,  Pottergate  st 
Crowfoot  William,  cabinet  maker,  Ber  st 
Croxford  Henry,  agent  for  Talljs  &  Co., 

M  igdalen  ktreet 
Cruso  Lydia,  milliner, 6  Briggs  st 
Cubitt  (ieo.  chemist  &  druggist, Up   mrkt 
Cubitt  Geo  Robert,  surgeon,  Upr.  King  si 
Cubitt  John,  beer  retailer-,  Julian  st 
Cubitt   Samuel    Durrant,  wholeaale  and 
retail   iionmonger,  and   oil  and  colour 
raercliant.  St.  Andrew's  hill  [st 

Cubilt  Thomas, glove  &  brace  maker,0,ik 
Culiitt  William  . I.,   corn   and    seed  mer- 
chant,  .Magdalen  ^t 
Cudbard   John  Sc   Charles,  argricultural 

implement  makers, Theatre  st 
Ciidblrd  Luc).  milliner.  Pottergate  st 
Ciidden  Ann  (Vctory  Tavern),  Rampnnt 
Hoisest  [31 

Cuddon  J  aines&Son,conveyaucers, Bethel 
Culley  Jane,  shopkeeper,  Cowgalc  st 
Crilley  John,  wine  and  spirit  men  liant, 
Si.  Andrew's  hill  [palace 

Culley  Samuel,  general  merrbanl,l)uke'8 
CuUinglnn  John,  butcher,  Union  \\ace 
Cullington  John,  butcher,  Cowtate  st 
CtilinginnMary  .Ann,  boot  inker. Queen  st 
Cullyer  C.  &  J.,  smith-s  and  bcllhangers, 
Cow  line  [lane 

Cullyer  Frederick,  glass  stainer.  Wtllow 
Ciilyer  Charles, cooper.Rampaninorse  si 
Culyer  1  homas,  beer  tetailer.  Colegate  st 
Culjer  Thos. carver  &  gilder.Potlergatest 
Cumberland   David,  surveyor  of  taxe«,8 

St.  ."Stephen's  square 
Cundall    Son    &  Co.,   linen  diapers.    19 
Gentlemen's  walk  [lull 

Cunningliain  John    tailor.  5  St. Andrew's 
Cunningham     Thoinag     (Eight    Ringers 
Tavern).  Cuslany  at  [Mary's  plain 

Cunningham    William,    shopkeeper,    St. 
Cupper  Jas.booksellrr,Ramranl  Horse  st 
Curl  Jamrs,  bricklayer.  Union  place 
Currey  William,  calrinet  maker,  St.  Ste- 
phen's Back  si 

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Cnrson  Mai-y  Ann,  matron  of  Norfolk  & 

Norwich  Magdalen  Asylum,  Life's  em 
Cnrlis  &  Balls^  builders,  coal  merchants, 

and  lime  burners.  West  Pottergate  st 
Curtis  John,  blacksmith.  Lame  Dog  road 
Cushing  Charles,  carver  and   gilder,  St. 

Ln-wrence  lane  [RO'i  st 

Cushing  Rosamond,  ladies'  school.  Para- 
Cusbiiig  Wm.  (Albion  Tar.)  Market  place 
Cushion  William,  timber  merchant,  Cha- 

pfc>field  road  [M 

Ciis'anceJonathan.shopkeeper.Magdalen 
Cnthbert  Edw.boot  maker, St. Martin's  la 
Cuthbert  Wm.  saw  mills,  Pliiladelphia 
Cutler  Francis,  grocer,  St.  Margaret  st 

D.\BSON   John,    painter  and  plumber, 
Magdalen  st  [st 

Dabson  Robert,  shuttle  maker,  Magdalen 
Dai-k  Jonathan, beer  retailer,  Heighamst 
Dack  Noah(DukeofYoik\Lr.Wesiwickst 
Dade  Cbarloite,  baker,  U  pper  St.  Giles 
Dady  Daniel,  furrier,  St.  Stephen  st 
Dailies  Robert  (Coatb&  Horses). Bethel  st 
Dale  Robert,  timber  merchant,  Thorpe 
Dallinger  Joseph,  engraver,  eopper-plate, 
lithographic  &  letter-press  printer  and 
stationer,  12  Davey  place 
Dalrymple  Jv    Crosse,  proprietors  of  ihe 
Heighain     I'rivate    Lunatic     Asylum, 
Dnihank's  road  [green 

Dalrymple  Archibald, surgeon, -All  Saints' 
Dalrymple  Artbnr,atlorney,ori  St. Giles  st 
Dalrymple  Don  iM,  surgeon,  Surrey  st 
Dalton  Samuel,  attorney,  .St.Giles'tenace 
D  mc.er  William,  keeper  of  St.  Andrews' 
ball.  Hall  plain  [wirk  st 

Dane  Clemenl,  boot  maker,  Low>rWest- 
Daniell  Sarah,  ladies'  school,  Calvert  st 
Daniels  Benjn.  butcher,  St.  Augustine  st 
Daniels  Robt.blacksinith,Tiowse  Newton 
Daniels  Thos  (Albert  Tavern),  Devest 
Dann  James,  boot  maker,  Magdalen  st 
Dann  MaryAnn,beer retailer,Pottergatest 
Dann  S.   stay  maker,  Grout's  thorough- 
fare, Timberhill  st 
Dap' in  Maik,  wheel wright.Derehamioad 
Daplyn  Mary,  baker,  St.  .Augustine  st 
Darken   James,  bonksellcr   and    printer, 
Little  London  st  [load 

Darkins  Canu.il,  bricklayer,  St. Stephen's 
Dashwond  La'jncelot,  surgeon,  St.  An- 
drew st  [st 
Daveney  Charles  Burton,  attorney.  Bethel 
Davey  j'hos.&Son,  silk  merchants, Pitt  st 
Davis  Mark.lravellirigjewellei-.Rigliy's  ct 
Davison  James,  coal  merchant, Fishguie  st 
D  ivison  Matthew,  baker.  New  road 
Davy  John,  letterpress  printer,  St.  Cle- 
ment's (  hurch  yard 
Dawbarn    J:imes,    woollen    draper    and 

hatter,  15  Excli;ins;e  st 
Dawes  Lawrence,  caiverand  gilder,  St. 
Faith's  lane  [road 

Da wsonGeorse,brickm!iker, Brazen  Door 
Dawson  Geo  s'  opkeepi-r.  Rosen  ary  lane 
Dawson  James,  heer  retailer,Thorp  ■  road 
Dawson  John,  clothrs  salesman,  lier  st 
Dawson  John,  coal  dealer,!, r.Westwii-kst 
Dawson  John,  grocer,  Golden  Ball  st 
Dawson  Jonathan,  butcher,  Magdalen  st 
Dawson  Samuel,  shopkeeper,  Oak  st 
D.iy  Fredk.  shopkeeper.  Trow  se  Millgate 
Day  James, boot  inaker,.St.  Lawrence  steps 
l)ay  Pttrr  &  Son, attorneys, Upr.Snrreyst 
D.iy  Starling,  cashier  to  tlie   guardians. 
New  Cation  [st 

Day  Thos.  .Stoiling,  corn  ir\spector,  Pitt 
Day  William,   clerk  to  the  magistrates, 

I'olice  office,  fiiiildhall 
Day  William  H.  snmeon,  UpperSurrey  st 
Dajnes  Jeremiah,  baker,  Fishjiate  st 
Daynes  John, news  agenl,back  of  the  [nns 
Daynes  John  (Plough  Ta»ern),  Castle  hill 
Oaynes  Samuel,  printer,  and  secretary  to 
Ihe  Norwich  district  of  the  Manchester 
Unity  of  Odd  Fellows, cornerof  Golden 
Ball  st.  Castle  bill 
Dean  &  Co.  bookbinders  and  printers, St. 

Stephen  st 
Dean  James,  hoot  maker,  City  road 
Dearing  Willinn,  beer  retailer.  New  road 
Death  John,  cooper,  Uishopeate  st 
Dehage  Jas.  |  ['oniilaiu T^iv.jSi.Beredirt  si 
Dehney  R.  cuiiiei,  lik    It  am  pant  Hoisest 
De  Carle  Jas.  Lw  in,  grocer.  Charing  cross 
De  Car'e  Mnry,  ittonemason,  Duke's  pa- 
lace, St.  Andiew  st 
De  Carle  .Mary,  matron  of  Blind  Hospital. 

Upper  Magdalen  st 
De  Caux  Mary  Arn,  miller,  Thorpe  road 


De  Caux  Shakespeare,   boot  maker,  St. 
Augustine  st  [st 

De  Caux  Wm.  (TrumpetTav.),St. Stephen 
Decks  John  (George  IV.  Tavern),  Ber  st 
Dreks  John,  watchmaker,  Her  st 
Delf  Win.&Co  linen  drapers,  Wensnm  st 
Delph  Thos.  (Flower-in-Hand),  Tooley  st 
Dclpb  William,  painter  and  plumber,  8t. 

Augustine  st 
Denmark  Wm.  beer  retailer.  Barrack  st 
Dennington    Mary   Ann,    ladies'   school. 

Willow  lane  [ton 

Dent  Mary,  schoolmistress,  TrowseNew- 
De  Vear&  Phillips,  Manchester  ^Scotch 

warehousemen,  l>avey  place 
Devereux  Edmund,  painter  and  plumber, 

SI.  George's  Middle  st 
Dew  Edinond  B.  hairdresser.  King  st 
Dewing  Robert,  clothes  salesman,  Rose- 
mary lane 
Dickinson  John,  shopkeeper,  Sprowstoti 
Dickinson  Richard,  saddler.  Castle  hill 
Dick insonSarahClarke,milliner, Surrey  st 
Digby  John,  lime  burner,  Thorpe 
Digby  Lydia,  milliner,  St.  Benedict  st 
Digby  Peler,  beer  retailer,  St. Augustine  st 
Digby  Robert  (Anchor  Tav.),  Uracondale 
District  Visiti.vg  Society's  Office, 

Pottergate  st 
Diver  Jabez,sliopkeeper,  St.  Paul's  plain 
Diver  Owen  Albert,  grocer,  Upper  walk 

.Market  place  » 

Dix    Hannah   Charlotte,    l,idies'    school. 

Tuck's  court.  St.  Giles  st 
Dix  Mary,  lodging  house,  Colegate  st 
Dixon  Frederick,  surgeon.  22  St.  Giles  xt 
Dixon  Fuller,  coach  builder, LittleOrforil 

street.  King  st  [st 

Dixon  John,  painter  &  pluml)ei,22  Bethel 
Dixon  William,  hairdresser.  Castle  hill 
Dixon  Wm.  hair  dresser.  Holkham  lane 
Dobson  .lane,  schoolmislresn,  Thorpe 
Dobson  Richard,  slraw  bonnet  maker, St. 

Benedict  st 
Dodd  Ed  ward  James,  flour  dealer  &water 

tax  collector.  Lower  Westwick  st 
Dodds  James,  shopkeeper.  Po'tcrgale  st 
Dodman  Robert  Thompson,  slay  m;iker, 

Cowgate  st  [lion  st 

Dodson  Wm.  Robeit,  silversmith. 41  Lon- 
Dongvvorth  Ann,  sbopkeepir,  Botolph  st 
Douce  Joseph,  acailen.y,  Pottergate  st 
Doughty  Rd.  (King's  Head),  10  Davey  pi 
DoucnTY's  Hospital,    Calvert    street, 

St.  George's  [.Silver  roail 

Douglass  John,  gardener  and  seedsman, 
Douglass  Robert  &  Co.  I  oinbasiii  inanu- 

faclnrers.  Cnwuate  st 
Dove  Harry,  surgeon,  Tombland 
Downing  Joseph,   china,  &c.  dealer,  24 

Geiillemen's  walk 
Downing  William,  carpenter,  Bethel  it 
Dow  nsMaria,sl raw  bonnet  maker,Dukest 
Dowson  B.  U.  &  .Sons,  corn  and  coal  mer- 
chants. King  st  and  Duke's  palace 
Dowson  Edw.  pninler&plnirber,  Diike  st 
Dowson   John   Withers,  attorney.  Castle 

meadow  [lane 

Dra'.;e  tt'illiam,  beer  reiailer.Worlil's  end 
Drake  Charles,  surgeon.  All  Saints' green 
Drake  .lohn,  tailor  and  draper. St. Giles  st 
Drane  Elizabeth  (Lion  &  Castle  Tavern), 

Timberhill  st 
Drane  J..mes,  corn   and  co:il  mercliont, 

S'amp-officc  yard.  Si.  Andrew  st 
Drane  William,  auctioneer  and  surveyor, 

Bethel  sireet 
Diew  John,  s'eel  yard  maker.  Ber  st 
I  )re  we  Wm. I  urn  ir'.S  I.  Mary's  Church  alley 
Drewell  Henry  R.  chemist  and  druggist, 

St.  Catherine's  plain  [thank's  pi 

Drewery  Edw  L-ardener  Sc  seedsman,  Un- 
Uriver  Isaac  (Old  Goat  Tav.),  Up.  Goatl.^ 
Driver  Wm    banker's  clerk,  7  Victo:iast 
Drurnmoiid  Margaret,  ladies'  school,  Up- 
per King  st 
Dutlield  Edward,  boot  maker,  Sn«sex  st 
Duirield  (Jiorge,  boot  maker.  Cation 
Dullicld  George,  grocer.  Coslany  st 
Dnllield  .lames,  beer  retailer.  Coslany  st 
Dnflield  John,  boot  maker.  Timber  hill 
Dunch  Dcnuiark,beer  retailer  St. James  st 
Dunham  Elizabeth,  milliner,  Belhel  st 
Dunham    Harman    fOld    Music    House), 

King  st  [King  st 

DiinliainHarman,jun.(Cinderf>vensTav.), 
Dunham  John,  shopkeeper.  Pealield 
Dunn  Ann,  beer  retailer.  Silver  st 
Duim  George,  hair  dresser,   Tiafalgar  st 
Dunn  James,  beer  retniler.  Quay  st 
Punn  Jaf.  boot  maker,  Si. (ieorge's  plain 


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Dnnn  James,  coal  merchant.  Quay  side 
Dunn  Joliii, baker,  West  Pottergate  gt 
Dunn  ,)olin,  cooper,  Ber  st 
Donn  Samuel, hair  dresser,  Pilt  st 
Dunn  William,  congreve  match  maker. 

Silver  road 
Dnnning   Thomas  S.   carver  and  gildef 

Oereliani  road 
Duuthorn  John,  beer  retailer,  Co\ve;ate  st 
Durrani  George,  attorney,  Surrey  st 
Diirrant   Robert,  shopkeeper.   St.  Miles, 
Church  st  [rines'  plain 

Durrant  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  St.  Cathe- 
Durrant  William  (Norfolk  Hotel),  com- 
mercial family  and  posling,  St.  Giles  st 
Dyball  Roberi,  baker,  Rosemary  lane 
Dyball  Robert  Htnley,  linen  draper, 
Brigiis  st  [place 

Dye  Charles  (Old  Dove  Tavern),  Market 
Dye  Harriet,  ladies'  school,  'I'heatre  st 
Dye  William,  fellmonger.  Oak  st 
Dye  William,  tailor,  Colegate  st 
Dyer  Jepheniah  John, cane  worker,Ber  st 

EADE  Thomas,  tailnr,WeslPotterga»est 
Eagle  Life  Assurance  Okkick,  Prin- 

ces  st — William  Millard  &  Son,  agents 
F.arl  James  William, surgeon, Surrey  st 
JEarl  John,  beer  ri-tiiler,  Magd  ilen  st 
East  of  E.\GLANDBANK,Up.Haymarket 
Eastern    U.mon    Railway  Station, 

St.  Stephens'  road 
Ensto  John,  grocer  and  cheese  factor,  C'l 

and  6.5  St.  Stephen  st 
EastoeEdmund,  wheelwright,  Sprowston 
Eastoe  Georf^e  (Church  Stile Tavern),Up- 

per  market  [diet  st 

Eastough  Henry,  shopkeeper,  St.   Bene- 
Eastough  Mary  (York  Tav.),  Orford  hill 
Eaton  Jane,  milliner,  Pottergate  st 
Eaton  Wra.  (ElephaiitTav,), Magdalen  st 
Economic   Lifr    A.ssurance  OtFiCE, 

Coleg.itest — Horr.tioBolingbroke,a»ent 
Edgar  Robert,  surgeon,  St.  Giles  terrace, 

Bethel  st 
Edgar  Thomas,  brush  maker.  Chapel  st 
Edinburgh  Life  AssuiiAjrCE  Office, 

St.  Giles  st— John  O.  Taylor,  agent 
Edwards  Edward  Manning,  hair  dresser 

40  London  st  ' 

Ed%vards  John,surveyor,  StokeHoly  cross 
Edwards  Maria, shopkeeper,  St.  Martin's, 

Palace  plain  [Dog  road 

Edwards  Robert  (Lame  Dog  Tav.), Lame 
Edwards  Robert,  carpenter,  Oak  st 
EdwardsThomas,  limeburiier,Sprowston 
Edwards  Thos., tailor  &  draper,  Orford  st 
Edwarils  William    Pye,  linen  draper,  St. 

Stephen  st 
Ellington  Ann,  mi'liner,  Calvert  st 
Ellington    Richard,    baker    and  miller, 

St.  Faith's 
Eldon  Edward,  baker.  Oak  st 
Elliot  George,  grocer,  Berst 
Elliot  Robert,  currier,  St.  Benedict  st 
Elliott  Charles,  tailor,  Ber  st 
Elliott  Hannah, milliner,  Magdalene  st 
Ellis  Benjamin,  beer  retailer,  Coslany  st 
Ellis  John,  carpenter, Oak  st 
Ellis  Mary,  shopkeeper,  Coslany  st 
Eilis  Samuel,  baker.  Little  London  st 
Ellis  Saml, baker.  St.  George's,  Middle  st 
Ellis  Samuel,  fruiterer,  Oak  st 
Ellison  Thomas,  turner,  Dove  st 
Ellwood  Henry,  butcher,  Timber  Hill  st 
Elmer   Elinor,  school   mistress,  Oak  st. 

St.  Martin's  '  [Close 

Elmer  .John,  gardener  and  seedsman.  Lr. 
Elvis  William  (Post  Office  Tavern),  Post 

OfTice  st  [road 

ElwesJonathan,  bootraaker,St  Stephens' 
Ely  Robert,  furniture  broker,  Pilt  st 
Emmett  James,  agent  to  Pickford  &  Co. 

47  Upper  St.  Giles  st 
Emms  Charles    (Wine  Coopers'    Arms), 

West  Potlercate  st 
Emons  William  (Star  and  Crown  Tav.), 

Timber  Hill  st 
Empson  Ezia,  baker,  St.  Augustin  st 
Empson  Saml.  furniture  broker,Catvert  st 
Empson  Saml.,  shopkeeper,  Magdalen  si 
Engall  Joseph,  fruiterer,  St.  Augustin  st 
Engall  Thos.  Barnabas  (CullTav.)  Ber  st 
England  Mark, beer  retailer.St.  Pan  I'splain 
English  John,  linen  draper,  17  London  st 
English  Joseph,  tailor,  4  London  st 
English    Richard    (Greyhound  Tavern), 

Rampant  Horse  st 
English  Wm.,  cabinet  maker,  Tombland 
Etheridge  George  &  William   E,,  silver- 
smiths, 10  Gentlemen's  walk 


European   Life   Assurance  Office, 
Tombland — Geo.Elwaid  Simp!ion,asent 
Evans  Charles,  barrister,  Upper  King  st 
Evans  George,  skopkeeper.  Barrack  si 
Evans  Lewis,  physician,  Upper  Surrey  st 
Evans  Robert,  shopkeeper.  Oak  st 
Eveiett  Robert,  Esq,  Calvert  st 
Ewing  John  William,  nurseryman,  9  Ex- 

change  st 
Ewing  Stephen,  miller,  St.  Failh'B 
Eye  Infirmary,  St.  Benedicts 

FAIRHRAD  Louisa,  milliner,  Fisher's  la 
F'airman  Robert,  carpenter,  Tliorpe 
Fairman  William,  shopkeeper.  Barrack  st 
Fairweather  Lydia,  haberdasher,  4  Lon- 
don st 
Fake  John,  pump  maker,  Cowgale  st 
Farmer     Benjamin,    master    of  Balder- 

stone's  school,  Colegate  st 
Farjiers',  and  General  Assurance 

Office,  Middle  st,  St.  George's— John 

Batemaii  &  Son,  agents 
Farmers'  Graziers  and  Cattle  In- 

st;RANcE  Office,    Theatre  st— Wm. 

Butcher,  agent  [tre  st 

Farnell  William  Keeling, academy, Thea- 
Farrer    William,   straw    bonnet    maker, 

Magdalen  st 
Farrow  George,  beer  retailer,  Ber  st 
Farrow  Thomas,  boot  maker,  Union  plane 
Fauike  Robert  Cooper,  bootmaker,Slock- 

ings  court, St.  Slephei.s  st 
Faux  Robert,  beer  retailer,  St.  Augustin  st 
Fayerman  &  Crane,  academy,  Julian's  pi 
Fearnsides  Bnjn.,  shopkeeper,  Palace  st 
Feek  Fredk.,  livery  stables, St.  Giles  road 
Peek  William,  livery  stables,  St.  Giles  st 
Feldheim    Samuel,    travelling    jeweller. 

Elm  hill  [12  White  Lion  st 

Fclstead  Elizabeth, stiaw  bonnet  maker, 
Felstead  Emanuel,  hatter,  19  Davey  place 
Felstead  James,  shopkeeper,  Cliapel  st. 

Crooks'  place  fhara 

Feltham  JonathanSiMark,  millers, Laken. 
Fenn  Robert,  grocer.  Magdalen  st 
^'enn  Robert,  boot  maker,  Drayton 
Fenn  Thomas,  boot  maker,  Bridge  st 
Fenn  Thomas   (Hen  and  Chickens),  St. 

Mary's  plain  [Andrew  st 

Fenton    Susannah,    school   mistress,  St. 
Fickling  Robert,  attorney.  Princes  st 
Fiddleman  Roberi  (Old  Lobster  Tavern), 

Pottergate  st 
Fidiman  Mai  y,  coal  dealer.  King  st       [st 
Fidler  Elizabeth,  ladies'school,  Pottergate 
Field    &    Bignold,   attorneys,    Rampant 

Horse  st  [place 

Field  Robert,  carpenter.  Chapel  st.Croiks 
Field   William,  chair   maker.  Queen  st. 

Crook's  place 
Field  William,  fishmonger,  Magdalen  st 
Filby  William(Duke's  Palace  lnn),Duke's 

palace 
Finch  ,lohn,  wheelwright, TrowseNewton 
Finch  Walter,  smith,  Elm  hill 
Finch  Wm.,  smith.  Wagon  and  Horses  la 
Finegan  Thomas   William,  professor  of 

French  language.  Cow  hill 
Firth  Ellen,  ladies'school,  Bethel  st 
Firlh  George   Warren   Watson,  surgeon, 

Palace  plain,  St  Martin's 
Fish  Matthew,  dyer.  Lower  Westwick  st 
Fish  Thomas,  currier.  Golden  Ball  st 
Fish  Wm.,  music  seller,  ITBridewell  alley 
Fisher  Joshua,  painter  ind  plumber,Para- 

eon  street 
Fisher  Mary,  milliner, Ten  Bell  lane 
Fisher  Robert,  carpenter.  Museum  court, 

St.  Andrews  st 
I'isher  Robert,  shopkeeper.  Oak  st 
Fisher  Thomas,  builder,  St.  Andrew  st 
Fisher  Thos.  professor  of  mu'iic.Princes  st 
Fitch  &    Chambers,  chemists   and  drug- 
gists, Maiket  place  [Barrack  st 
Fitch  Hannah  (Horse  Barracks  Tavern), 
Fitt  George  (Builders  Arms),Potteigatest 
Fitt  James,  butcher,  Ber  st 
Fitt  Robert,  tobacco  pipe  maker,  Ber  st 
Fitt  Thomas  William, saddler,  Ber  st 
Flatt  John,  ironmonger,  Magdalen  st 
Flatt  Samuel,  baker,  Ber  st 
Fletcher  Ann,  dyer.  Quay  st 
Fletcher,Jarrold  &  Co.,  publishers  of  the 

Norfolk  News,  .5  Exchange  st 
Fletcher  Jos.,  (Unicorn  Tav.), Coslany  st 
Fletcher  Josiah,  bookseller,  stationer  and 

printer,  and  agent  to  the  National  Mer- 
cantile  Fire  and   Life    Office,    Upper 

Haymaikel 
Florence  William,  shopkeeper,  Kirby 


Flower    Francii,  lodging  house,  72  St. 

Giles  street 
FlowerJonathan,haberdasher,Wensum  st 
Floweidale  James  (Cat   and  Fiddle  Tav. 

ern),  Magdalen  st 
Folk  Charles,  baker,  King  st 
Folkard  William,  blacksmith,  Surlinghain 
Ford  Wm.,  wholesale  stationer,  Davey  pi 
Ford  William,  boot   maker,  13  Davey  pi 
Forder  Joseph,  shopkeeper,  Bramerton 
Forsler  John,  straw    bonnet  maker,  28 

London  st 
Forster  Samuel,  shopkeeper,  St.  James  st 
Forster  Samuel,  shopkeeper.  Barrack  st 
Forster  Thomas,  grocer.  Paragon  st 
Forster  William,  attorney,  Orford  hill 
Foster,  Unthank  &  Co.,  attorneys.  Upper 

King  st 
Foulger  Edward,  coach  maker,  Ber  st 
Foulsham  Ann,  milliner,  23  Bethel  st 
Foiilsham  James, stocking  manufacturer, 

Thorpe  road 
Foulsham   Thomas,  china,   &c.,  dealer' 

Bridge  st.  St.  Georges 
Foulsham  William,  hairdresser,  Bridge 

si,  St.  Georges  [st 

Fountain  Eli zabelh,shopkeeper,Heigham 
Fountain   Henry,   painter  and  plumber, 

4  Bank  st 
Fox  Ann  Elizabeth,  milliner,  Heigham 
Fox  Denny,  academy,  1  Douro  terrace 
Fox  Elizabeth,  baker.  Lower  close 
Fox  Frederick,  attorney,  Surrey  st 
Fox  Isaac  (Queen's  Head),Up.  St.  Giles  «t 
Fox  J  oel,  furrier,  1 1  Gen'lemen's  walk 
Fox  John,  carpenter,  Heigham  causeway 
Fox  John, carpenter.  Sprowsiou 
Fox  Matthew  (Dog  Tavern),  Horsford 
Fox  Thomas  Colman,  attorney's  clerk, 

Surrev  st 
Fox  William,  baker,  Cowgate  st 
Fovson  Roberi  B.   (Steam   Packet  Tav.) 

Upper  King  st 
Francis  Bransby,  surgeon,  Colegate  st 
Francis  Geo.,  beer  retailer.Castle  ditches 
Francis  George  (Maid's  Head  Inn),  Wen- 

sum  street  [rey  st 

Francis  Henry,  attorney  and  notary,Sur. 
Francis   Juliana,  lodging   houre.   Upper 

King  st  [diet  st 

Francis  Thomas,  house  agent.  St.  Bene- 
Francis  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  Cowgale  st 
Francis  Thomas  (Church  and  State  Tav- 

ern),  St.  Benedicts!  [st 

Franklin  Charles, boot  maker,  11  London 
Franklin  Chas., wheelwright,  Dereham  rd 
FraryRichd.,  stay  maker,  St.  Andrew's  hill 
Frary  Richard,  piece  broker.  Swan  lane, 

St.  Andrews 
Free  Grammak  School,  Upper  close 
Freeman  Brothers,  carvers,  gilders,  cabi- 
net makers   and   upholsterers,  picture 

dealers,  printsellers,and  artists'  eolour- 

men,  2  London  st 
Freeman  Charles,  Roberi  &  Henry,  corn 

and  cheese  factors,  Upper  market 
Freeman  James,  boat  builder,  St.  Ann's 

Staith  lane 
Freeman  James,  baker,  15  St.  Giles  st 
Freeman  Jeremiah,  blacksmith,  St.  Bene. 

diet  lane 
Freeman  John,  bricklayer,  St.  Giles  road 
Freeman  Richard, boot  maker,  St.  Bene- 
dict street 
FreemanWiiliam,  baker.  Union  place 
Freeman   William,  mahogany   merchant 

London  st 
Freestone  Anthony,  shopkeeper,  Peafield 
Freestone  Edwd,  attorney, LittleOrlord  st 
Freeth  Henreich  Theodore,   hairdresser, 

3  Gentlemen's  walk 
Friar  John,  boot  maker,  Thorpe 
Friends'      Provident      Assurance 

Office,    11  Exchange  street— Henry 

Bidwell,  agent 
FrornowSleph.. cattle  salesman, Sussex  st 
Fromow  John, clothes dIr.Lr  Westwick  st 
Frost  Chs.carpenter,St.  Stephen'sBack  st 
FrostJames,  shopkeeper,  Magdalen  st 
Frost  Robert,  hosier,  lo.j  Davey  place 
Frost  Thos.,  tallow  chandler,  Fishgate  st 
Frost    William,  eating  house.  Bridewell 

Alley,  St.  Andrew's 
Frowmow  VVilliain,chemist  and  druggist, 

St.  Augustine  st  [»t 

Fulcher  Susannah,  milliner.  Upper  King 
Fulcher  William,  millwriEht,  Mousehold 
Fullarton  Archibald  &    Co.,   publishers, 

Castle  Meadow,    and    at  Edinburgh — 

Robert  Price,  agent 
fuller  Elizabeth,  milliner,  Pottergate  st 


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Pnller  Henry,  rag  &c.  dealer,  Kin^  st 
fuller  James,  saddler,  23  H^yinarket 
Fuller  .lemimaW. ladies'  school, Willow  la 
fuller  John,  tailor  and  draper,  Red  Lion 

St.  St.  Stephen's  [st 

fuller  Rohert  (Union  Tav.).  •*"•  Stephen 
Fuller  William,  shopkeeper,  Trafalgar  st 
fuller  William,  tobacconist,Red  l.ion  st, 

St.  Stephen's  [Kingst 

furliy  Charlotte,  straw  bonnet  maker.Lr. 
furze  Mary,  dyer,  St.  Oeorge's,Middle  st 

GAGE  Lydia,  lodging  house. Queen  st 
Galey  John,  shopkeeper,  Barrack  st 
GaleyThomas.shopkeeper.St. Benedict  st 
Gardener  Ellen,  milliner,  Cross  lane 
Gardiner  James,  fruiterer,  Benedict  st 
Gardiner  \Vm„  beer  retailer,l'JLon(lon  rd 
Gardner  Oeo.,  wool  agent.  Golden  Dog  la 
GardnerThompson,  boot  maker.l5L'pper 

St.  Giles  st  [Hall  road 

Garnham  \Vm.,  shopkeeper,  Lakenhaiii 
Garlhon  James  Lapp,  surgeon.  Bethel  st 
Garwood    James,    schoolmaster,  Oak  st, 

St.   Martin's  [bridge 

Gas  Works,  St.  Leonard'shill,  Bisliop':> 
Gaul  John,  shuttle  maker,  (Magdalen  st 
Gay  Elizabeth,  basket  maker,  Tombland 
Gay  Mary,  basket  maker.  Upper  market 
Gaze  Geo  , timber  merchant,!  Dereham  rd 
Gaze  Mat' hew,  carpenter.  Lower  Kingst 
GazeSamucl.hair  dresser.LrWestwick  st 
Gaze  William,  millwright,  Pitt  st 
Geary  William, hosiery  manufaclurer,St. 

Augustine  st  [road 

Gedge  Edward  Peter,  dyer,  BrazenDoors 
Gedge  George,  dyer,  Coslany  st  [st 

Gedge  William,  hair  dresser,  St  Benedict 
Gedney    Frederic).,    master    of   hospital 

school,  Fi-'hgate  st 
Gedney    Rachael,    misliess  of   Iio.«pital 

school,  Fisligate  st  [tine  st 

Gedney  Saml. (Prince  of  Wale»),St.Augus- 
Genfral      Hail-stoum     Insurance 

SociETy  (head  office),  Fisher's  lane, St. 

Giles  st — Chas.  Suckling  (iilman,  secy. 
General  InsurancI'  Offices.    Saint 

Andrews  st— Jacob  Henry  Tilletf,  and 

Samuel  Henry  Asker.  St  Giles',  agents 
Gent  George,  fishmonger,  Coslany  st 
Gent  Thomas  W.(.St.  Catherine I'avern), 

Brazen  Doors  road  [Pottergate  st 

George  Elizablh.  &  En)ily,ladies'  school, 
GeorgeRichard, fishmonger. St  Benedict  st 
George  R  cliard,coal  merchant, Quay  side 
George  Robert,  carpenter,  Muspole  st 
George  William,  carpenter,   Plumstead 
Gerard  William,  hairdresser,  Botolphst 
Gib"onChatle«  Mends,  surgeon.  Bethel  st 
Gibson  Henry,boot  niaker.LrVVestwick  st 
Gibson  William, baker,<  ily  road 
Giddens  John, library,  St.  Stephen  st 
GidneyBenj  a  mi  n,umbrel  la  manufacturer. 

Red  Lion  St.  St.  .Stephen's  [hill 

Gidney  Caroline!  Cattle  MarketTav)Castle 
Gidney  Robert  VVilliam,fancy  repository, 

71  St.  Stephen  st  [st 

Gifford  Samuel,  china  dealer,  St.Benedict 
Gilbert    George,    coach  smith.  Star  and 

Crown  court,  Timberhill  st 
Gilbert  James, letter-pres.i  printer,Oak  st 
Gilbert  J  -,  painter  and   plumber,  Saini 

Martin's-at-Oak 
Gilbert  William,  carpenter,  Pitt  st 
Gildard  Joseph  &  Son,    wine  and  spirit 

merchants,  Wensum  st 
Gill  Eliaabelh,conleetioner,St.Stephenst 
Gill  Jas.,  grocer  &  baker,  Lr.Westwick  st 
Gill  John,  china  &c.  dealer, St.  Giles  st 
Cilman  Charles    Suckling,    attorney,  St. 

Giles  st 
Gilman  John.picture  dealer,Market  place 
Gilman    Samuel  Le  Neve,    attorney  and 

stamp  distributer,  St.  Andrew  st 
Girdlestone  James  (Plough   Tavern),  St. 

Benedict  st 
GirdlestoneJohn,i>hopkeeper,Julian  place 
Girdleston  Reuben,  hair  dresser,    Upper 

St.  Giles  st  [st 

Girdleston  Robert,  hairdresser,  Lr.  King 
Girling    William    (Golden  Hall  Tavern), 

Castle  hill 
Globe  IssruANCE  Ofpicr, St. Andrews 

st,  Wace — Lnckeit  Mendham,  agent 
Goat  Ch,Trles(Halfmo()n   Tar  ). Market  pi 
Goddard  Robl., schoolmaster.Uerehara  rd 
Goddard  Thomas  (Black  Prince  Tavern), 

Bu'chery 
GofTin  Fds\ard,  saddler.  Palace  st 
Goggs  Ma'  tha.ijrocer.lt  V.  pper  St,Glles  »t 
Goldham  John,  beer  retailer,  Thorpe  road 

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Goldsmith  James,  grocer,  St. Stephen  st 
Goldsmith  Jas.  beer  retailer,St. Stephen  st 
Gooch  Elizabeth,  shopkeeper, NewCatton 
Goocb  George  Carver,painter  &  plumber, 

Castle  meadow 
Gooch  James,  tailor,  Post  Office  court 
Gooch  Noah,  brewer  (&  Hop  Pole  'I'av.), 

Charing  cross 
Gooch  Roberl,bookseller,9  White  Lion  st 
Gooch    Samuel,    leather  seller,  2  White 
Lion  st  [st 

Gooch  Thoraas(Fortune  of  \^'ar),  Calvert 
Gooch    Thomas,    brush   maker,  Grant's 

thoroughfare.  Timber  Hill  st 
Gooch  Thomas,  carpenter,  Plumstead 
Rood  Thomas,  last  maker,  Fishgate  st 
Goodchild  James,  master  of  union  work- 
house, St.  Faith's  [line's  gate 
GooderhamSaml. , schoolmaster, St.  A  ngus- 
Gooderson  &  Moll,  linen  drapers, Jail  hill 
Goodson  George,  butcher.  Butchery       [ft 
GoodsonW  ill  iam,buteher.  West  Pol  tergate 
(joodwinJas.  &  John,atlorneys, Willow  la 
Goose  Emma, milliner,  l.j  Briggs  st 
Goose  George,  tailor,  Potterg.ite  st 
GooseJoseph.limeburner.TrowseNewton 
Goose  Robert(Carpenters'  Arms),Trowse 

Newton 
Goose  Rohert,  bricklayer,  Julian  st 
Goose  William  Henry, artist,  ii  Briggs  st 
Goreham    Henry,    beer    retailer,    Saint 

Swithin's  alley 

Goreham  Henry,  assistant  bailiff  County 

Court,  St.  Swithin's  alley  [si 

Gorell  Rohert  Atkinson,yarn  agent.Buke 

Gorham  Joseph,  gardener  and  sef  dsman, 

Bishopgate  st  [ham  st 

GoringElizabeth  &  Honor,  bakers,  Heig- 

Gosling   Jonas,  agricultural  iuiplement 

maker,  Ber  st  [Surlingham 

Gosling  Richard  (Coldham  Bar  Tavern), 

Goss  William  Connon  (Anchor  Tavern), 

Rising  Sun  lane 
Gotts  John,  shopkeeper,  Coslany  st 
Gouch  Joshua,  coach  lace  manufacturer, 
3  Dove  st  [Bracondale 

GouldJohn.sub-agent  to  Bank  of  England, 
Goulden  Harriet,  milliner,  Magdalen  st 
Gowen  Jeremiah,  haberdasher,C(i5lany  st 
Gowen  Thomas  Love,    haberdasher,  St. 

Mary's  alley 
Gower  Thomas,  lemonade  maker,  Gun  st 
Graham  Nathaniel,  baker.  Union  place 
Grand  Eliza,  shopkeeper,  Julian  st 
Grand  George,  tailor,  112  Pottergate  st 
Grand  .lohn,  corn  chandler,GoldenHall  st 
Grand  Richard,  tishmongei,  Up.  Msirket 
Grant  Thos.,  chemist  and  diuggist,Ber  st 
Grave  Richard,  boot  maker,  Ber  st 
Graver  Abraham,  cooper,  Ber  st 
Graver  Thomas,  baker,  St.  Paul's  plain 
Graves  Henry,  butcher.  Butchery 
Gray  George,  hair  dresser.  Bethel  st 
Gray  James,  hair  dresser.  Union  place 
GrayMaryAnn, ladies'. school, Pottergate  st 
Gray  Mary  Ann,  butcher,  .St.  Benedict  st 
Gray  Richard,  tailor,  Paragon  st 
Gray  Rohert,  grocer,  Ber  ,st  [Helen's 

Great  or  Old  Man's  Hospital,    St. 
Greaves  Marian,  milliner,  Pottergate  st 
Greaves  Thomas,  tobacco    pipe    maker, 

Magdalen  st 
Green  Ann,  milliner,  2  Post  f>rRce  st 
(ireen  Elizabeth,  ladies  school, Bololph  st 
Green  John,  painter  and  plumber,   Pot- 
tergate st 
Green  John,  shopkeeper,  St.  James  st 
Green  Mary  Ann,  milliner,  IMaedalen  st 
Green  Bobt.,b.nskci  maker,.St  Benedict  st 
Green  Robt  .timber  merchant.  New  road 
Greenacre  William,  beer  retailer,  Ber  st 
Greenfield    Mark,  beer  retailer.  King  st 
gales  [gates 

Greenfield  Samuel,  coal  merchant. King  st 
Greens  Jonathan  (Barley  "Mow),  Hay  hill 
Greenwood  Paul.clothes  salesman, Lower 
Wesiwick  st  [st 

Greenwood  William,  saddler.  Si  .Stephen 
GreiflTenberg  Joseph,  travellingjeneller, 

Cnbourg  st 
Griffin  Joseph,  boot  maker,  St.  Faith's 
Grittin  Wm.  carver  and  gilder.  Cow  hill 
Griffiths  Hannah,  plane  maker,   Lower 

(Joat  lane 
Griffiths  John,  plane  maker,  Pottergate  st 
(iriggs  Wm.firroffice  agent,  St.Benedict  st 
Grimes  John,  hardwareman,  12  London  st 
Grimes  Thomas  baker.  Bololph  st 
Grimmer  Samuel,  chemist  and  druggist. 

White  Lion  st 
Grimmer  Thomas,  carpenter,  Cation 


Grint  Mary  Ann,  ladies'8cbool,St.Augus 

tine  st 
Groom  Geo.  boot  maker,  63  St  Stephen  st 
Groom  George,  dyer,  Braxen  Doors  road 
Groom  Susannah,  shopkeeper,  Uelhel  st 
Grout  &  Co.  silk  and  bombasiu  manufac- 
turers. Lower  Wettwick  st 
GUARA.NTEE  SOCIETY'S  OFFICE,   Tom- 
bland— George  Elward  Simpson,  agent 
Gl^ARDIAN   ASSURA.VCE   OFFICE,     Saint 

Stephen  st — Jirhn  Harwell,  agent 
Guen  John,  beer  retailer.  Red  Lion  st,  St. 

Stephens 
Guildhall,  Marketplace 
Gunter  Charles  Edward,  bookbinder,  St. 

Georfie's  Middle  st 
Gunton  Henry,  watch  maker,  Brigg  st 
Gunton  Thomas,  jun.  horse  hair  manu- 
facturer. Oak  st 
Gunton  William,  shopkeeper.  Kingst 
Gurney    Robert  (Three   jolly   farmers). 
Charing  cross  [plain 

Gurnets'  &  Birkbeck.  bankers.  Bank 
Guyton  Hubert   (Bakers'  Arms),   Lower 
Westwick  st 

HADDON  John,  collector  at   weighing 

machine.  Castle  hill 
Haddon  Richd.  Curson.  baker.  Rose  lane 
Hagon  &  Mayes,  milliners, \V'estIegale  st 
Hagon   George,  shopkeeper,   Lakenhani 

Hall  road 
Hagon  William,  rag,  &c.  dealer.  Oak  st 
Hague  I\Iaria,  milliner,  Lwr.  Westwick  st 
Hail-storm      Insura.vck      Office, 

f^rinces  st — Wm. Millard  &  Son,  agents 
Haldinstien    Philip,   clolhes  salesman,  4 

Bridewell  alley,  St.  Andrews 
Hale    Robert    Douglas,  surgeon,  63  St. 

Giles  street  [market 

Hales    James,    cabinet   maker.    Madder 
Hall  Benjamin,  tailor,  Magdalen  st 
Hall  Charles,  butcher,  Upper  King  st 
Hall  George,  carpenter,  Trowse  Newton 
Hall  Geo.  (Whit-;  Hor3e),Trowse  Newton 
Hall  James,  house  agent,  Cowgate  st 
Hall  James,  painter  and  plumber    .Mag- 
dalen st  [bei  hill  st 
Hall  James,  painter  and  plumber,  Tim- 
Hall  John,  academy.  Distillery  st 
Hall  Jonathan,  shopkeeper.  Union  placo 
Hall  Lucy,  milliner.  Ten  Bell  lane 
Hall  Robert,  coal  merchant.  Quay  side 
Hall  Robert,  master  of  Catholic  school. 

Ten  Bell  lane  [Church  alley 

Hall  Samuel, furniture  broker,St.Georffe's 
Hall  Samnel,garden»"r& seedsman. Peafield 
Hall  William,   engraver  and  printer,  30 

Back  of  the  Inns 
Hallows  Geo.saddler,2  Rampant  Horse  st 
Hallows  Jos.  hair  dresser, Royal  Hotel  st 
Halls  James,  shopkeeper    Regent  street. 

Crook's  place  [Lower  close 

Hamlin  John,  inland  revenue  officer. 
Hammond  John  (Buff  Coat  Tavern),  Buff 

Coat  lane 
Hammond  Jonathan.boot  maker.Bridge  st 
Hankes  William,  jun.  corn  and  coal  mer- 
chant, St.  Mile's  Churih  st 
Hannant  Richard,  grocer.  Lower  Kingst 
Hannent  Rohert,  gardener  and  seedsman, 

St.  Augustine  st  [close 

Hansell  Henry,  attorney  &  notary.  Upper 
Hansrll  Mary,  straw  bonnet  maker,  Ri". 

ing  Sun  lane  [wick  st 

ILinsome  .Sarah,  milliner.  Lower  West- 
Hanson  Chas, boot  maker,St. Mary's  plain 
Harbrough   Henry   Briggs,  coal    dealer. 

Lower  King  st  [King  st 

Harcourt  Ann,  s!rawhonnet  maker,  Lwr. 
Harcourt  Anthony, coach  builder  and  he- 
raldry painter, Chapellield  road 
Harcourt    .lames,    professor    of     musir, 

Col.gate  st 
Harden  Charles,  shn)pkeeper,  Heigham  st 
Harden  Levi  (CrocodileTav.j.Hcigham  st 
Hardesty  John,  grocer,  Colegale  st 
Hardimeiu    Jabez,   china    dealer,  Saint 

Augustine  st 
Hardiinent  William,  blacksmith.  Cation 
Harding  John,  wheelwright.  Vlaterside 
Hardy  Chas.  w  hip  maker,  Timbirhill  st 
HardyDaniel, lodging  house,3  Yorkplace, 

Chapel  field  road 
Hardy  James,  grocer.  Rampant  Horse  st 
Hardy  .lames,  plasterer  Bethel  st 
Hardy  .lames,  tallow  chandler,  .St.  Ste- 

l)heii's  corner 
Hardy  John,  boot  maker,  St.  Benedict  st 
Hardy  John,  bricklayer,  Thorpe 
Hnrdy  John,painterand  pltimbcr,Dovest 


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NORWICH,  &c. 


Norfolk. 


Hardy  Michael,  baker,  Finket  st 

Hanly  Thomas  (Red  I^ion  Tavern),  Red 

Lion  st,  St.  Stephen's 
Hardy  William,  s.iw  mills,  St.  Georee's 

Middle  st  [wick  st 

Hare  Eliza,  ladies'  scliool,  Lower  VVesl- 
Hare  John,  clothes  salesmao,Lower\Vest- 

wick  street 
Hare  William,  tishmnn^er,  Butchery 
Harley  John  Pay  ne,biitclier,St.  Benedict  st 
Harman  Adam,  beer  retailer. Trafalgar  st 
Harmer  Daniel,  merchant  and  shipping 

agent,  Duke's  palace 
Harmer  .lames  (Rose  Tav.),St.Stephenst 
Harper  Elizabeth,  shopkeeper,  St.Faith'a 
Harper  George,   chemist    and    druggist, 

and  agent   to  the  Reliance  Life  OlBce, 

Bank  plain 
Harper  George,  dyer,  Calvert  st 
Harper  James  (Cherry  Tree  Tavern),  La. 

kenham  Hall  road  [did  st 

Harper  James  K.  brush  maker,  St.  Bene- 
Harper  Jemima,  st:iy  maker,l3  London  st 
Harper  William   Richard,    academy,    10 

Potteriiale  st 
Harpley  Charles,  shopkeeper,  Catton 
Harpley  Thomas,  hair  dresser, Cowgate  st 
Harris  Hannah,  ladies'  school,  St.  Au- 
gustine st 
Harris  John,  dyer.  Oak  st 
Harris    Susanna,    mistress   of    Catholic 

school,  St.  John's  Madder  market  alley 
Harris  Wm. (Angel  Tav.),Trowsemillgale 
HarrisWilliam,  master  of  Catholic  school, 

St.  John's  Madder  market  alley 
Harrison  Francis,  baker.  Elm  hill 
Harrison  Mary,  yest  dealer,  St.  George's 

Mi.ldlest  [Elm  hill 

Hariison  Robert,  grocer  and  boot  maker, 
Harrison    Samuel,    professor   of   music, 

Princes  st  [St.  Giles 

Harrison  Tho<!.  Thurlow,  saddler.  Upper 
Harrison  William,  confectioner,  St.  An- 
drew's hill 
Harrison  William, baker,  Golden  Ball  st 
Harrison  Wm.bdOt  niaker,Bridewell  alley 
Harrod  &  Co.   managers  for  the  Norfolk 

Coal  Company,  St.  Faith's  lane 
Harrod  Henry, aHorney,  Bank  st 
Hart  Charles,  merchant.  Duke's  palace 
Hart  Isaac  (down  raT),67  St  Stephen  st 
Hart  James,  Ironniongei,  Botolpli  st 
Hart  PhilipWoodiow, coach  builder,Red- 

lion  st,  St.  Stephens 
Hart  Robert,  slay  maker,  Magdalen  st 
Hart  Waller,  chemist&  druggist.  King  st 
Hartley  William  Plumbley,  hairdresser. 

Little  Orford  st 
Haric  John,  actuary  of  Savings'  Bank, 

Hayniarket  [don  st 

Hartt  William  George,  silversmith,  Lon- 
Harvey    Charlotte,     fellraonge"-,    Lower 

Westwick  st 
Harvey  Edward,  baker,  All  Saints 
Harvey   George  (Wellington  Tavern),  7 

White  Lion  st  [si 

Harvey  John,  comb  maker,  Timberhill 
Harvey    Matilda,    straw   bonnet   maker, 

Upper  Market 
Harvey  Samuel,  baker,  Fishgatest 
Harvey  Wm.  fellmongei,  Lr.  Westwick  st 
Harvey  William,  fellmonger,  O  ik  st 
Harveys'  &  Hudsons',  bankers,NoRWiCH 

Crown  Bank,  Upper  King  st 
Harweds  Samuel,  boot  mal>er,Coslaney  st 
HastingsJoh,puinpmaker,Cat  ton  Back  la 
Hatcarton    Joseph,    confectioner.    Swan 

lane,  St.  Andrews 
Hatch   Christopher,   tea  dealer,  Grout's 

thoronghfare,  Timberhill  st 
Hatcher  Susanna,  linen  draper.  Bridge  st, 

St.  Andrews 
Havers  Amelia,  milliner,  Sussex  st 
Havers  Charles,  builder,  Chapellield  road 
Havers  Mary   Ann  (Beehive 'i'avern),  St. 

Stephen's  st 
Havers   William    Henry,    grocer,     New 

Opening,  St.  Paul's  [road 

Haversnn  James,  timber  merchant,  New 
Hawkes    Robert    William,  woolslapler, 

Castle  meadow 
Hawkes  William,  cashier.  Lower  elose 
Hayden  Thomas  B. (Recruiting  Sergeant), 

Southgale  st 
Haystead  Andrew  (Swan Tavern),  Swan 

lane,  St.  Andrews 
Hayward  Carj,  brazier,  Ber  st  [st 

Haj  ward  John, watch  raaker,-2Lit  London 
Haywood  William  Thomas,  ginger  beer, 

&c.  maker,  Oak  st 
Hazeal  James,  shopkeeper,  Scholes  green 


Heap  William,  china  dealer,Ch3ring  cross 
Heasell  Elizabelh,ladies'.«chnol, Surrey  rd 
Heigham  Richard,  brewer,  Magdalen  st 
Hendy  Sarah,  milliner,  2  Exchange  st 
Heney  Mary  Ann,  milliner,  Ber  st 
HensuU    Milliam,    tobacco-pipe    maker, 

St.  James's  road 
Herring  Robert,  gardener  and  seedsman, 

Magdalen  st 
HewetlGeorgeColbey,boot  maker.G olden 

Dog  lane 
Hewing  Joseph,  beer  retailer.  Princes  si 
HewisonJosh.,  boot  maker,  Tiniherhill  st 
Hewitt  George,  beer  retailer,  Fishgate  st 
Hewitt  George,  beer  retailer.  Ber  st 
Hewitt  Jas, brer  retailer,  St. Mary's  Alley 
Hewitt  Thomas,  baker,  Rising  Sun  lane 
Hewiit  Thomas,  brickmaker,  Lakenham 

Hall  road 
Hicks  Leonard,  butcher,  Butchery 
High  Baiuff's  OFFicE(Cnunty  Court), 

4  Post  Office  st — William  Wilde,  jun., 

high  bailiU 
High  (ieorge,  shopkeeper,  Waterloo 
Hill  Elizabeth,  shopkeeper,  Ber  st 
Hill  Emanuel, carver  &  gilder,Up.Markct 
Hill  Henry,  ironmonger.  West  Pottergate 
HillHezekiah,shnpkeeper,St.Augustine  st 
Hill    James,    furniture    broker,    Lower 

Westwick  st  [st 

Hill  James  F.  music  profesjor,Pottcrgate 
Hill  John,  grocer,  St.  Augustine  st 
Hill  Reuben,  baker.  Lower  King  st 
Hill    Robert,    hair  dresser.  Red  Lion  st, 

St.  Stephen's 
Hill  William,  grocer.  King  st 
Hilling  Mary,  beer  retailer.  King  st 
Hills  &  Underwood,  vinegar  makers  and 

reciifiers,  St.  Faith's  lane 
Hinchley  Samuel  (Black  Horse  Tavern), 

St.^Giles'  road 
Hinde  Ephraim  &  Francis.bombasin  and 

shawl  manufacturers,  Botolph  st 
Hindes  Henry,  rope  maker,  Red  Lion  st, 

St.  Stephen's 
Hindle  William,  butcher,  I'urap  st 
Hinds  .Mark,  hair  dresser,  St.  Benedict  st 
Hinds  Robert,  hair  dresser,  Heigham  st 
Hinds  Williain.rope  maker, St. Benedict  st 
Hinsbey   William,  architect  &  surveyor, 

Princes  st 
Hipper  Robert,  beer  retailer,  Catton 
Hipper  Thomas,  butcher,  Drayton 
Hipper  William,  boot  maker,  Bridge  st 
Hitchcock  James,  shopkeeper,  J  ulian  st 
Hodds  Richard,  grocer,  Ber  st  [st 

Ho'lgesRlchnrd,tailor,St  George's, Middle 
Hodgson  David,  artist,  Tombland  st 
Hogg  Henry,  beer  retailer,  Pitt  st  [place 
Hogg  Jaii.,beer  retailer,Chapel5t,Crook'» 
Hoidren  William,  wheelwright.  King  st 
HoU    Alfred,    commission    agent.  Saint 

Benedict  st  [st 

Holl  AlfredSamuel,appraiser,St. Benedict 
HoU  Georee,  boot  niuker,AllSaint's  green 
Holl  Geo.  Norlon,bnot  maker,lDCastle  st 
Holl  Robert  Durant,boot  maker,.Jail  hill 
Holl  Saml.furnitu re broker,St. Benedicts! 
Holland    Catherine,  shopkeeper,  Lower 

Goat  lane  [place 

Holland  Thomas  (Grove  Tavern),  Grove 
Holland  William  (Thorn  Tavern),  Ber  st 
Hollis  Robert  (Shakespere)  Theatre  st 
Holman  Josiali,  blacksmith,  Hellcsdon 
Holmes    Edward,   beer    retailer,   Lower 

Westwick  st  [Church  alley 

Holmes  George,  auctioneer,  St.  Gregory's 
Holmes  Henry  .tobacconist,  10  Bridewell 

alley,  St.  Andrew's 
Holmes  James,  rag  &c.  dealer.  Quay  st 
Holmes    John    &'Sous,  iron  and  brass 

fonnders,  and  agricultural  machine  and 

plough  manutacturcrs,  Prospect  place. 

Globe  lane  and  ("astle  hill 
Homes  John,  boot  maker,  Surrey  st 
HoMoeor.tTHic  Dispensary,  Bethel  st 
Hood  John  (Ulobe  'I'avern),  Union  place 
Hood  Robert,  carpenter,  Sussex  st        [st 
Hook  Rebecca{Plun)ber's  Arms),Cowgate 
Hook  Samuel  B.  tailor.  Cross  lane 
Hook  William,  shopkeeper,  Magdalen  st 
Hooper  Robert,  cabinet  maker, Chapel  st 
Hope  Jas,  cattle  dealer.St.Katherine  terr 
Home  John,  estate  agent. Castle  meadow 
Home  Robert,  boot  maker, Little  London 
Home  Win., boot  maker,StokeHoly  cross 
Horner  Jarad,  lodging  house,  Vooley  »t 
Horstead  Horace,  boot  maker,  Surrey  st 
Hotblack  John,  jnn.  wholesale  boot  and 

shoe  manufacturer,  Orford  hill       [lane 
Hotson  Wales Chrislhr.,barrister,Cook's 


Houghton  David,  dyer.  Upper  st, Giles'  st 
Houghton  Edward,  ironmonger,  37  Pot- 

leigate  st 
Honghton    Henry,    letter-press    printer. 
All  Saint's  green  [Barrack  st 

Houghton  James  (Marquis  of  Grnnhy), 
Houghton  John,  dyer.  Ten  Bell  lane 
Honghton    Robert,  boat    builder.  Lower 

Kinfj  St 
Houghton  Robert,  carpenter,  Ber  st 
Houghton  Robert,  grocer,  lier  st 
Hovell  I'ersis,  milliner.  Lady's  lane 
Hovell  Wm. basket  maker.  Charing  cross 
Hovey  Mary  Ann,  schoolmistress,  Dere- 
ham road 
Howard    .&  Gaze,  millwrights  and  engi- 
neers. Si.  Paul's  Back  st         [Rose  lane 
Howard  &  Stone.Venetian  blind  makers, 
Howard  Ann,  milliner,  16  Bethel  st 
Howard  Ann,  ladies'  scliool,.St.  George's, 
RHddle  st  ■  |gt 

Howard  Charles,  bricklayer,  Bishopgate 
Howard  Daniel,  shopkeeper,  Barrack  st 
Howard  George,  blacksmith.  Back  Rani- 
pfini  Horse  st  [st 

Howard  James,  shopkeeper,  Bishopgate 
Howard    James    (While    Horse),  Lastly 
dilchis  [place 

Ho  ward  John  &Thomas,bntchrrs,  Market 
Howard  Mary  Ann,  milliner.  Rose  lane 
Howard  Thomas,  beer  retailer.  Bishop. 
gate  st  [st 

Howard  William,  beer  retailer,  Fishgate 
Howell  Edward    (Wagon    and    Horses), 
Tombland  [gates 

Howell  James,  builder,   St.  Augustine's 
Howell  James,  currier.  Castle  ditches 
Howell  James, carpenter,  Pottergate  st 
Howell  John,  bootmaker,  Catton 
Howell    William,  leather   seller.  Lower 
Goat  lane  [Horse  st 

Howes  Abraham,  boot  maker.  Rampant 
Howes  .\nn,  grocer,  Wellington  st 
Howes  Henry,  beer  retailer.  King  st 
Huwes  James,bricklayer,  Magdalen  st 
Howes  James,lctter-press  printer.Potter- 
gate  st  [Co>lany  st 

Howes  Jeremiah, hot  pressor,  Dital  yard, 
Howes  John,  grocer,  Pottergate  sf 
Howes  Joseph  &  James,  coach  builders, 
Red  Lion  st  [Benedict  st 

Howes    Robert  (Queen  of  Hungary),  St. 
Howes  Robert  Hand,  coal  dealer.]  aber- 
nacle  st  [King  st 

Howes   Thomas   Sell,  furniture    bioker» 
Howes  William,  grocer,  St.  Benedict  st 
Howett    Samuel  (Royal  Hotel),  commer- 
cial, family  and  posting,  and  mourning 
Coach  proprietor.  Market  place 
Hewlett  Baldwin,  brewer.  Kin;;  st 
Howlctt    George,   smith  and  bellhangrr, 

Pottergate  st 

Howlett  Mary,  beer  retailer,  Coslany  st 

Howlett  Peter,  horse  hair  manufacturer, 

Botolph  st  [George's 

Howlett  Richard,  tailor.  Bridge  st.  Saint 

Howlett  Robert  &.  Co.    bar  and  pig  iron 

merchants,  furnishing    and    wholesale 

ironmongers,  oil  and  colonrmen,  and 

stove    grate,  and    palisading  and  iron 

fencing  man  u  fact  urers,601d  Hay  market 

Howlett  Thomas,  shopkeeper  &  sheritf's 

oflicer.  Lower  Westwick  st  [et 

Howlett  William,  music  seller,  .3  London 

Ho-,vinan  William,  shopkeeper.  Oak  st 

Hownian  Richard,  black-smith,  Ber  st 

Hownen    Samuel,  eating  house,  Potler- 

gate  st  [st 

Howse  James,  cooper.  Lower   Westwick 

Hubbard  Agatha,stay  maker,Westlegafe  st 

Hubbard  James,  brewer.Golden  Dog  lane 

Hubbard    James    (Golden  Dog  Tavern), 

Magdalen  st  [Surrey  st 

Hubbard  MaryAnn,professor  of  diawing, 

Hubbard  Thomas  &  Co. dyers, Peacock  st 

Hnhy    Richard,  furniture  broker.  Lower 

Westwick  st  [st 

Hudbud  Stephen. auctioneer, St.Benedict 

Hudson  Chailes,  beer  let.iiler.Cowgate  st 

Hudson    George,    pump    maker.     Saint 

Catherine's  plain  [Hall  road 

HugginsCharles,wheelwrighl,Lakenhall, 

Huggins    John,  woiking  cutler.  Rising, 

Sun  lane  [Doors  lane 

HugginsJohn,  working  cuttler.  Brazen 

Hoggins  John,  smith.  Chapel  Field  road 

Hoggins    John    (Rummer    Inn),     Stoke 

Holy  cross  [st 

Huggius  Maria,upholsteress,St.  Andrews 

Hughes  William,  library,  St.  Andrews  st 

Hugman  John  (Three  Maltsters), Uingst 

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^latei^!? 


Hull  Georce,  physician,  60  St.  Giles  »t 
Hull  Kobert.  pliysician,  Redwell  st 
Hunt    Charlolte,    ladies'   school.    Saint 

Catherine's  leriace  [Bethel  st 

Hunt  James,  travelling  tea  dealer,  51 
Hunt  Jas.,  finger  beer  &c.  niaker,Go!deB 

Ballbt  I  Market  place 

HuntJas  &  Son, tea  dealers, Hunt's  court 
Hut  John,  confectioner,  St.  Benedict  st 
Hunt  Samuel  (Two  >2cktd  Swans),  St 

Stephen  st 
Hiirm  Philip,  shopkeeper,  Ber  st 
Hurn  Elizabeih,  milliner.  Bank  st 
HurnElizabetli  &  Son,rope  makers,Dove 

St.  and  Castle  liil! 
Hum  Jolin.  butcher,  Bramerton 
Hurrv    Thomas,   smith  and    bellhanger. 

Bethel  st  [gate  st 

Huson  Edward  Richard,  brazier,  I'otler- 
Hu-on  INIary,  silk  mercer,  1-i  London  st 
Huson    William,    boot     maker,  Trowse 

Newton  [plain 

Hussev  \Vm.,  nurseryman.St.  Catheiine's 
Hulchi"  Jolin,'rush  "maker, Timberhill  st 
Hutchinson  Jotn,  St.  Augustine  st 
Hutchinson  Charles,  phy-ician, Surrey  st 
Hutson  George  (Norfolk Railway  House), 

Foundry  road 
Hyslop  Ann,  shopkeeper.  Thorn  lane 

INLAND      Revenue     Office,     Saint 

Andiew'shill 
Isaac  Edmund,  bal.er,  Upper  Regent  st 
Isbell  Maria,  straw  bonnet  maker.  Saint 

Paul's  Back  lane 
Isley  Wm.ciimmisaion  agent,Chapd  look 
lungius  I. bookbinder  and  printer, Lower 

(joat  lane 
Ives  Ann  Snrah.ladies'  school,12Crescent 

Chapelfield 
Tves  George,  auctioneer.  Upper  King  st 
Iveson  Edwaid,  baker.  Union  place 
Ivory  \\  illiam,  grocer,  Tonibland 
JACKSON  John,  shirt  and  stay  maker. 
All  Saint's  ^rei-n  and  Lynn  —Joseph 
Jackson,  manager 
Jackson    John,  Venetian    blind    maker. 
Castle  meadow  [Catton 

Jackson  Mary.raistres''  of  infants' school, 
Jackson  S;imuel,  tailor,  C^itton 
Jackson  William,  grocer,  Oal>  st 
Jackson  William,  shopkeeper.  Starling  pi 
Jackson  William, shopkeeper.Cowgate>l 
James  Benjamin,  jeweller. St.  Andrews  st 
James  Henry. chemist  &  druggist, O.ik  st 
JamesWilliam,rag  &c. dealer, Magdalen  st 
James  W'm.  (Grilfin  Tav.),Uppet  King  st 
Jarrelt  Cliarles,  baker,  Ber  st 
Jarrett  Thomas,  dyer,  Magdalen  st 
Jariiild    John   &  Sons,  booksellers  and 

printers,  3  London  st 
Jarvis  Francis,  smith,  Lockett's  court 
Jarvis  Margaret  J.,  schoolmistress,    La- 
kenham  hall  [Millgate 

Jarvis  Richard(Pine  Apple  Tav.)  'I'rowse 
Jarvis    Kicliard   1  horn  as,   schoolmaster, 

Lakenhani  hall 
Jarvis  Vitellius,  baker,  Trafalgar  st      [st 
Jay  &  Pilgrim, atrorneys,Jay's  crt.  Briggs 
Jay  Benjamin,  floiisi,  Sussex  st 
Jay  Charles  &  George,  Bslimongers,  Upr. 
market  [King  st 

Jay  George,  mohair  spinners, AlbionMills 
Jay    Jiihii,    painter  and     plumber,    Si. 
Andrew's  hill  [st 

J.iy  Jonathan, hoot  maker,WestPotlergate 
.lay  Joshua,  dyer.  Bethel  st 
Jeary  Kolierl.hookseller,  4Bride\vell  alley 
Jecks  William  &  Charles,  limber  mer- 
chants, St.  George's  plain 
Jefleries  Francis,  chemist  and  druggist, 
Lakenham  Hall  road  [st 

Jeffries  George,  gun  maker.  Golden  Ball 
Jennings  (ieorge,  brewer,  St.  Henedict  st 
Jennings  Thos.  hat  manufr.'l  Haymaikel 
Jermy  Geo.boot  maker, LakenhamHall  rd 
Jetmy  Jeremiah,  boot  makr.  Pottetgate  st 
.!essup  Benjn.  attorney,  St.  Michael's  pi 
J  (ihnson  Ambrose,  chemist  and  druggist. 
Lower  Westwick  st  [mlll;;iile 

Johnson Oaniel,  timber merchant,TroWbe 
Johnson  James,  physician,  Tlieatre  st 
Johnson  John  Goodwin,  aur^eon.  Hi  SI. 
Giles  st  [Princes  st 

Johnson   John    William  (Stag's    Head), 
Johnson  Rolieit, baker,   Carrow    bill 
Johnson  William  &  John,   boot   makers. 
Market  place  [ChapiKield  road 

Johnstone  Jos  &  John, travelling  drapers. 
Jolly  Heary  (lloyal  f)ak  Tavern),  Cation 
Jones  James,  butcher,  Grove  place 

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Jones  James, optician,  Wcnsum  st 
Jones    Peter,   painter  and    plumber,  St. 

Margaret's  Church  alley 
Jordan  Robert,  master  of   Bnptist  school. 

Tinkler's  lane  [Tinkler's  lane 

Jordan  Sarah,  mistress  of  Baptist  school, 
JulerMary,chemisl  &druggst.SlJau)es  st 

KEIGHLEY  Elizabeth,  beer  retailer,  St 
Giles'  st  [change  st 

Kemp  George  P.,  hairdresser,  17  Ex- 
Kemp  Henry, proprietor  of  city  &  county 

news-rooms.  Old  Post  OlVice  st 
KeinpJiiivie-,  beer  retailer.  Oak  st     [gate 
Kemp  William  (Tuns  Tavern),  St.  Giles' 
Kemp  William  &.  Son,leathcr  merchants, 

Pitt    st 
Kerapster  John  Joseph  James,  academy, 

Tabernacle  st 
Kent  Alfred.vag,  &c.  dealer,Market  place 
Kent  Charles, basket  maker,  St.  Paul  st 
Kent  Henry,  hosier,  15  London  st  [st 

Kent  J  no,  boot  maker,St.George's,!\liddle 
Kent  Robt  biot  maker,  22  White  Lion  st 
Kerr  John,  painter  and  plumber.   Lower 

Goat  lane 
KerridgeJohn,  haberdasher,  .30  Surrey  st 
Kerrison  &Preslon,attorneys,Bank  plain 
KerrisonKoger,fireo(lice agent, Rank  pine 
Kerrison  Simon,  grocer,  Magdalen  st 
Kerry  Elizth,  ladies'  school, Southgate  st 
KettGeorge,  butcher,  Ber  st 
Kett  Henry,   cement  and  coal  merchant, 
Lower  King  st  [st 

Kelt  Henry,  coach  builder,  73  St.  Giles' 
Kelt  James,  butcher.  Princes  st 
Kelt  Phoebe,  beer  retailer,  King  st 
Kett  William,  linen  draper,  2  London  rt 
Kettle  James,  basket  maker,  S.Ann's  la 
Kew  Charles  &  Flora,  hair  dressers,  19 
White  Lion  st  [gate  st 

Key  Joseph,  smith  and  bellhangei-.  Cole. 
Key  Samuel,  shopkeeper,  Heigham 
Keyzor   Michael    &  Abraham,  practical 
spectacle  manufacturers, and  inventors 
of  the  new    patent  spectacles  for  near 
and  distant  sight,  St.  Giles  st 
Kidd  John  Richard,  dyer,  Coslany  st 
Kiddle  Wmbeer  retailer, Madder  market 
Kilburn  William,  clothes   salesman.  Si. 
Stephen  si  |  road 

King  Andrew,  butcher,  Lakenham  Hall 
King  Cbaiies,  perfumer,  Distillery  st 
Kiutt  David,  painter  and  plumber.  Wagon 

and  Horse  lane 
King  Edward,  shopkeeper,  Calvert  st 
King  Kniily,stiiy  maker,  Surrey  grove 
King  George  (While  Lion),  Princes  st 
King  Hei.ry(St.  Giles' Tavern),  Chapel- 
field road  [Princes  st 
King  James  &  Sons,painlers  &  plumbers 
King  Joseph,  bookseller, Back  of  the  Inns 
King  Philip  (Lime  Kiln  Tavern)  Trowse 

Newton 

King  Samuel,  master  ol  Belliel    Lunatic 

Hospital.  Bethel  st  [Saviour'sla 

King  Tyrrell,  un.brella  man>ifacturer,St. 

Kmg    Walter,    painter     and     plumber, 

Trowse  Newton 
KinkleyJ.,  engraver  &  printer.  Back  of 
the  Inns  [lane 

Kinnear  Hannah.shopkeeper,  St.  Faith's 
Kirhy  John,  eating-house,  Pump  st 
Kish  Moss, boot  maker,  Lower  King  st 
Kitton  George, grocer,  tea  dealer,   tallow 
chandler,  and  cheese,  bulier,  and  bacon 
factor,    and    dealer  in    British   wines, 
Haymarket  corner 
Kitton  John,  merchant,  Sf.  Faith's  lane 
Kitton   Robert,  architect  and  surveyor. 

Tuck's  court,  St.  tiiles'  st 
Knevett  Harriet,  niilliner,St.  Benedict  st 
Knevett  Jonathan,  smith,  St.  Benedict  si 
Knihb  William, baker.  King  st 
Knight  George, cutler,  Dove  st 
Knight  George,   hardwareman.  Dove  st 
Knight  J  aine.i,  paw  nhroker,St.  Benedict  si 
Kiiitiht  Samuel,brush  maker, Si. George's 
Middles!  [Kings! 

Knight  Thomas, bird,  &r.  preserver, Upr. 
Knight  Tho».  (urrier,  3t>  Castle  meadow 
Knights  Jonathan,  beer  retailer.  Si.  Mar- 
tin's lane  [ditches 
Knights  Wm  tailor,B  lardedHouse.Castlc 
Kiiighis  William,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant. Lower  Goat  lane 

LACCOHEE  Ann  (Whitefriars Tavern) 
Wliitelriais  si  i 

Lacey  George  P.,  builder,  Surrey  prove 
Laccy  Jas.  Wilkins,  bricklayer,  Surrey  si 


Lacey  John,  bricklayer.  Princes  st 
Lacey  John  G.  hrick!ayer,Sl  Slejihen's  rd 
Lacey  Robert,  tea  dealer,  Thorpe 
Lacey  William,  bricklayer,  St.  Gregory's 
Church  alley  [wellst 

Lack  Ainger(Cahinet  Makers'  Arms)Red- 
Ladhrnoke    Edmund,   carver  and  gilder, 

10  While  Lion  st 
Ladbrooke  John,  professor   of  drawing. 
Bridge  st  St.  Andrews  [st 

Ladbrooke  John    Berney,  artist.  Bridge 
Ladell  Wrn  carver&  gilder, Lwr.Kingst 
Ladley  Maria,  milliner,  St.  Augustine  st 
Lain  Edward,  bookseller.  Elm  hill 
Lake  James,  boot  maker,  Ked  Lion  st 
Lake  John   (New  Mills  Tavern),  Lower 

Westw  ick  s'.reet 
Lake  John  H.,  smith,  Upper  Goat  lane 
Lake  Joseph,    iron  and    biass    founder. 
Lower  Westw  ick  st  [st 

Lake  Samuel,  bricklayer,  St.  Augustiii 
Lake  Samuel,  confectioner, Colegate  st 
Lamb  Benjamin,  coal  dealer.  Middle  st, 

.St.  Gvorge's 
Lamb  Charles,  butcher.  Upper  market 
Lamb  Chas.  Henry,  grocer.  63  St. Giles  st 
Lainb  David   Thomas,   millwright    and 
engineer,  wire  worker,  and  agricultural 
implement  maker,  5  Golden  Ball  st 
Lamb  James,  butcher.  Market  place 
Lambert  Francis,  lea  dealer,  Lwr.Goat  la 
Lambert  James,  shopkeeper,  City  road 
Lambert  Mary,  ladies'  school.  Queen  st 
Lammas  Brothers   &  Co.,  lea  dealers,  1 

Gentlemen's  walk,  M.irket  place 
Lancaster  John,  tailor,  Kingst       [plain 
Land  Charles,  milliner,  St.  Andrew'.--Hall 
Land  Henry,  baker.  Rising  Sun  lane 
Land  John,  rajj,  &c.  dealer.St.  Giles'  hill 
Land  John,  baker.  Back  of  St.  Peter's 
Land   William,   gas  apparatus,  beer  and 
fire   engine,    water   closet   and    lamp 
manufacturer,  plumber,    and    general 
and  church  hell  hanger,   brass  founder 
and  finisher.  Hay  hill  [st 

Lane  Israel,   cheese  factor,   St    Andrew 
Lane  Joseph,  hosier.  All  Saints'  green 
Lane  William,  carpenter,  Ber  st 
Langton  Edward, librarian  to  the  public 

library,  Jail  hill 

Lanham  James  (Ship  Tavern),  King  st 

Lanhnm  James  Thompson,  confectioner, 

7    St.  Giles' st  [gatest 

Lanham  Robert(Yarn  Factory  Tav)Cow- 

Lanhani  Taylor{CellarHouseTav)King8t 

Lansdowne  Mary, ladies'  school, Surrey  st 

Lan'enant  Camille,   professor  of  French 

language.  Princes  st  [st 

Lantenanl  Marie,  ladies'  school.  Princes 

Large  John,   grocer,  Julian  st  &  W'hitc- 

fiiars  bridge  [Cow  bill 

Larke  Hannah  Susannali,  ladies'  school, 

Larke  James  Benstead,  linen  draper,  St. 

Andrew's  Hall  ])lain  [Fishgate  si, 

Larkman  Robt.    ginger  beer,&c.  maker 

Larkraan  William,  baker,  King  si 

Larwood  Jeremiah(King's  Head  Tavern) 

S!.  Failh's  [Caslle    ditches 

Larwood    Samuel  (W'illiam  Tell  Tavern) 

Law  FireInsuhanck  Office, St. Giles' 

st— Samuel  Hurry  Asker, agent 
Law  Life  Assurance  Office,    Upper 
King  st— Fosler.Unthank  &  Co.  agents 
Lawn  Lnhback  (White  Lion  Tavern),S(. 
Benedict  st  [Barrack  st 

Lawrence  Henry.giuger  beer,  &c.  maker 
Lawrence  W  illiain,   upholsterer  &  p.nper 

hanger.  Ten  Bell  lane 
Laws  James  (Vaiilis),  Upper  Si.  Giles' 
Laws  John,  beer  retailer,St.  Paul's  plain 
Laws  Robert,  blacksmith,  Dereham  road 
Laws  Robert  C,  seed  dealer,  Julian  st 
Laws  Susan,  straw  bonnet  maker,  Tim- 
berhill st  [st 
Lawse  Gilbert  (Prince  of  W'alen),  Pnmp 
Lawlcr  Elizabeth,  ladies'  school.  Ram- 
pant Horse  st                          [London  st 
Lay  \\  rn.  Robert,  chemist  &  druggist,  72 
Le.ilh 'Ihoinas,   lionse  and  estate  agent. 

City  road 
Lee  William,  boot  maker.  All  Saint's  st 
Leech  Cl>as,  carpenter,  Lakenliam  Hall 
road  [gon  «t 

Leech  George,  smith  &  bellhanger, Para- 
Leech  James,  baker,  John  Bull  st 
Leech  Wm.  caipenter,  St.  Martin's  lane 
Leeds  Chas  w  hipmaker.AIISaint's  green 
Leeds  Win.  brush  maker,  17  London  st 
Leeson  Richard  Croft, cabinet  maker  and 
upholsterer,  and  general  (urnisbinj; 
warehouse,  31  St.  Giles'  st 


©irectoin. 


NORWICH,  &c. 


Koifulfe. 


LtresI  Harriet,  furrier,  St.  Giles'  hill 
Legal  and  Co.mmekcial  Insuhance 

Offices,    67    St.    tiiles'    st  — Samuel 

Criciimer  Burton,  and    William  Cope- 
man,  agents.  12  Gentlemen's  walk 
Leggatt  Jolin,  blacksmiih,  Sclioles   f:reen 
Legjatt  Samuel   (Bell  Inn,    commercial 

and  (Uniilj),Orfnrd  bill 
I.eggatt   Vm.  (Elm  Tavern),    Princes  st 
I/egaett  Daniel, baker.  Silver  road 
Lesgeit    Sarah,    straw    bonnet   maker, 

Chaneltield  road 
CtGrys  \\m.  &  Co.,  carpenters,  Trowse 

Newton 
Leist  .Inmes,  plane  maker,  Wensum  st 
Leman  Robert,  manager  of  the   tire  de- 

partiiiciii  of  the  Noi  wichUnion  Office, 

Newmarket  rd  [Gentlemen's  walk 

Lemmon  James,   book-eller  and  printer, 
Le  Neve  Charles,  baker,  Fisligate  st 
Levine  &  Falcke,   pawnbrokers,   72  St. 

Stepbeu  st  [drew's  hill 

Lidd lelowRiiberl(  London  TavernJSl. A n- 
LitTord  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  King  st 
Lincoln  Eliza  &  Matilda,   ladies' school, 

Si)rrey  street 
Lincoln  James,  baker.  King  st  [ket 

Lincoln  James,  fishmonger,  L'pper  mar- 
Lincoln  John,    congfeve   match   maker, 

Pump  street 
Lincoln  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  Thorpe 
Lindsay  Sarah,  upholsterer.  Elm  hill 
Lines^Iary  Ann,beer  retailer,L\vr.Goatla 
Linfoid  Itobert  (Grapes  Tavern), Oove  st 
Linford  Robert,watchtnakr.  14l.ondon  st 
Li ii;; A brm( Shire HallTav) Castle  meadow 
Ling    &    Sons,  brush    manulaclurers,  2 

Princes  st 
Ling  George.bricklayer,  All  Saint's  green 
Ling.Mariet.Elizlh.ladies'brhool,Bethel  st 
Ling  Henry,  academy.  St.  George's  plain 
Ling  Heniy,  attorney,  24  St.  Giles'  st 
Ling  Nicholas, painter,  Magdalen  st 
Ling  William,  bricklayer.  iSethel  st 
Ling  William  Samuel,  tailor,  2   Upper 

King  st  [plain 

Linstead  Robeit,  shopkeeper.St.  George's 
Lister  Son&  Co.,  cullers,  lOJHayir.arket 
Lillell  CharloUe   Ctirsbie,  ladies'  school. 

Castle  liill  lane 

l.ittell  Maltha,    ladies'    school.  Market 
Little  Charles,  boot  maker.  Market  place 
Lillle  Henry,  confectioner,3  Dove  st 
Littlepiond  Horace  (White  Rose  Tavern) 

Back  of  the  Inns 
Littlewood  Ephraim  (Barge  Tav)King  st 
Livnck  Sami,  bricklayer,  BiazenDour  rd 
Livock    William    Thomas,     tailor   and 

draper,  Redwell  st 
Loadrs  &    Freeman,  surveyors  and  land 

agents,  o-j  Pottergate  st 
Loads  Henry,  shopkeeper.  King  st 
Lock  Chas    confeciioner,  7  Exchsrge  st 
Locli    Henry,    civil    engineer,    Foundry 

Bridge  road 
Lock  Heniy,  boot  maker.  St.  Stephen  st 
Lockwood  Win.,    cabinet  miker.   Oak  st 
Lofly  James,  hairdresser,  Colegate  st 
tofty  Win.    (Yarmouth  Biidge   Tavern), 

Red  I. ion  st  St.  Stephen's 
Lomas  William,saw  and  plane  maker,  St. 

Benedict  street 
Lond  Thomas  (Hare  Tavern),  Plumslead 

LO.NDON     AST)     PkOVINCIAL    LaW    LlFE 

AsscRANCE    Office,    ^t.    Giles' st— 
Samuel  H.  A>ker,  agent 

LONDONFlItE  ASSUKAXCEOFFICE.Tom- 
bland- George  Elward  Simpson,  agent 
London  John,  lislimonner.  Magda'en  st 
London  Union  (.Mutual  Benelil)  Assc- 
rante  Offices — Arthur   Dalrymple, 
06  St.  Giles' St.,  and  V\i||iain  Griggs, 
St.  Benedict  st.,  agents, 
T.oneiganFiancis.beerretailer.St  James  st  I 
Long    Alfred,    inland     revenii»    oliicer, 
Calvert  st  [I'Magdalen  st 

Long  Edniond  S iingsby  Dniry,  attorney, 
Long  Henry,  b<ot  maker,  Coslany  st 
Long  John.  baker.Si.  James  st 
Long  Joseph  Page,haker. St. Martin's  lane 
Long  Roliert,  beer  retailer,  New  Calton 
Long  Rnbt  .Samuel  W,tailor,Magd:!len  st 
Lookmaii    William,  tailor,  St.  George's, 

Middle  st 
Loombe  Tlios  bnot  niaker,<S  TimberhiUsi 
Lord  Aaron, cabinet  maker.Maihlermrki 
Lord  James(I'"ag!e  Tavern). Heigham  st 
Lord  James,  pla«teier,  Oeigham  st 
Love  Phoebe,  ladies'  sclr  ol,  New  Catton 
Loveday  Isaac, basket  maker,  Fisligate  st 
Lovelt  Francis, hairdresser,  Magdalen  st 


Lovett  Hy,fancy  repository,St. Stephen  st 
Lovett 'I'houias  (Bakers' Arms)  Ber  st 
Lovett  Win.  hair  dresser.   Golden  Ball  s 
Lovick  &  Co.  china,  glass,  &c.   de..lers, 
St.  Andrew  st  [don  st 

Lovick  &  Johnson,  linen  drapers,  lOLon- 
Lovick  Henry,  coal  dealer,  Colegate  st 
Lovick  Mary,  shopkeeper,  Berst 
Lovitt  Samuel,  shopkeeper,  St.  Faith's 
Lowe  Joseph,  baker,  St.  George's,  Mid- 
dle st  "         [alley 
Lown James, milliner,St  George's,Churcli 
Lowne  James,  shopkeeper,  Cowgate  .kt 
Lowne  John,  coiifeclioner.Lower  tioat  la 
Lowne  William  Charles,  master  of  Nor- 
wich  Workhouse,Bridie  stSt,Andiews 
Lnbbuck  Robert,  boot  maker.  Oak  st 
LviNgIn  t  nAEITV     AND     Infirmauy, 

Ten  Bell  lane 
Lynes  Mary,  ladies'  school,  Surlingham 
Lynes  William,  w  !ieelwrighi,Surlingham 

MACHET  Maria,  ladies'  school,  Church 

st  St.  Simon's  [Coslany  st 

M'llmorrow  John,   travelling  tea  dealer, 

IMack  James, shopkpr  King  st  Crook's  pi 

Mack  rhom:is,  shopkeeper.  Barrack  s, 

MackieArthur,nursryman.lOExchange  st 

Markley  John  Edward,  tailor,  -5  Westle- 

Kate  st  [of  St.  Peter's 

.MackleyMaria,  straw  bonnet  maker.Back 

I  Mackley  VVra.  tailor.  Back  of  St.  Peter's 

Madge  Giles,  music  seller,  Bololph  st 
,  Maidment  Henry  (Goose   and  Gridiron), 

Back  Rampant  Horse  st 
Main  Susan,  stay  maker.4  Briggs  st 
I  MalbonBeiijamin,glass  cutter  and  polishr 
I      King  stieet  [st 

Malleit  Francis  &  Co.,  tailors,  2  Lonil.,n 
iMallows  Lavina,  milliner.  Willow  lane 
I  Maltman  James,  brewer,  St  Benedict  st 
Maltster  Robeit,  cabinet   maker.  Lower 
I      West  wick  st  [st 

Maltster  William,  shopkeeper,  Heighani 
IMaudall  Robert,  builder.  Princes  st 
Mann  Alfred,  beer  relai'er,  Barrack  st 
Mann  George,  beer  retailer,  Ber  st 
Mann  Henry(Fleece 'I'avern)   Tombland 
Mann   James  (Shoulder  of  Mutton;,  St. 
Andiew's  hill  [Back  lane 

^  MannJnoMatthew.beer  relailn',St.Paul's, 
Mann  Mary  Ann  (Ferry  House  Ta\ern) 
King  st  [Palace  plain 

Mann  Matthew,  beer  retailr,  SuMartiii's, 
Mann  Samuel,  boot  maker,  I\Iagdalen  st 
Manning  Robert,  gardenerand  seedsman 

Lakenhain  Hall  lane 
Manning  Kobert  Fredeiick, photographic 
a^ti^t,  Surrey  st  [st 

Manns  John,  hair  dresser,  St.  Augustine 
Manser  William, grocer  and  timber  mer- 
i  chant.  Thorn  laire,  Ber  st 
Manlhorpe  James, butcher.LowerKing  st 
MarkleyUichard,bi'er  retailer,B,irrack  st 
Marrison  Robert,  engraver  and  printer, 
I      Great  Orloid  st  [Oilordst 

.Marrison    Samuel,    gun    maker.    Great 
Mar.-h  John,  shopkeeper,  Droyton 
."Marshall  Ann,  bnicher.  Distillery  st 
I\IarshailCharlotte,ladies'school,Fiiiket  st 
.Marshall  Joseph,   lai  or,  10  St.  Giles' st 
Marshail  MaryAnn,  haberdaslir.Palace  st 
Marshall  Peter,  tailor,  Ber  st 
'  Marshall  Robert,  iiaker.  Magdalen  st 
j  Mar.shall  Robert,  baker.  Regent  st 
iMarston  Alfred. curlier  and  leather  seller 
Great  Oifind  st  [men's  walk 

Marston  Richard,  confectioner.  liGentle- 
Mar.-ton    Washington,  tailor,  Old  Post 
I      t)IHce  yard  ^  [gate  st 

j  IManio  Edwd.  trunk  maker,  WesiPotler- 
Martin  George,  boot  maker,  St.  Gregoiy's 
1      Church  alley 
Martin  Robert,  sherilTs'  ofTicer,  Hay  hill 
.Martin    Thomes    Lillys'one,     umbrella 

inaiinfac1urer,39  London  st 
Martin  William,  blacksmiih, Thorpe 
Mnrtineau  Richard,  maltster.  King  si 
Mason  Alirahami Waterman  I'avjKingst 
Mason  George  (Golden    Cross  Tavern), 
Charing  cioss  [Church  alley 

Mason  Heniy  J  no.auctioneer,St.Gregory'.s 
Mason  John,  painter,  Magdalen  st 
Mason  John  Leeds,beer  retalr.Orford  hill 
Mason  Samuel,  basket  maker.  Ber  st 
Mason  W  ni(WhiteHorseTav)Magdalen  st 
Massingham  I.eah, shopkpr,  JIagdalen  st 
Massingham  Roliert,  baker,  Bethel  st 
MasterAllred,  surgeon.   Bethel  st 
Matthew  Geo   (Wm.  IV  Tav)  Mousehold 
.Matthews  James,  carpenter,  Magdalen  st  I 


May  James,  boot  maker.  56  St.  Giles  st 
May  James  (Tiger  Tavern),  Fishgate  st 
May  John,  schonlma.ster,  C-.wg.ne  st 
May  «ni  watch  maker.RampanlHorse  st 
Mayes  Chas  gun  maker, Little  London  st 
Mayes  Elieabeth,  shopkeeper.  Alms  lane 
M.iyes  John,  shnpkeeper.  Bridge,  st  St 
George's  r^'f. 

May  held  .lames, hoot  maker,  St.  Benedict 
iMayhewJohn,beer  retailr, LiltleOrford  st 
Mayhsw  juditli,  shopkeeper,  Finket  st 
Meachin  Stephen  H.  builder,  William  st 
Meadows  George,  chinaand  glass  dealer 
Boloiph  st  r^f 

Meadows  Jonathan,  shopkeeper,  Coslany 
Meal  Fredk.  furniture  broker.  Palace  st 
Mealing  &  Mills,  corn  and  coal  mer- 
„''''a';|?.-  "^'"SSt  [Lower  close 

Mear  William,  architect  and  surveyor 
Medical  Library,   St.    Andrew    ft— 

John  Cininton,  libraiian 
Meek  William,shopkeeper,Tinklei's  lane 
Meens  William,  tailor.  New  road 
.Mendham  Wace  Lockelt,tire  ollice  agent 

St.  Andrew  st 
Alerrett  George,   agricullural  implement 

maker.  King  st  gates 
.Merry  &    F.verett,  corn    and   coal  mer- 

chaiiis.  Railway  station 
Merry  John,  wine  cooper,  Pottergate  st 
Metcalf  Francis,  hot  presser,  Colegate  st 
MetcaKJohn,  tobacco-pipe  maker     Dial 
yard,  Coslany  st  '   [|,jii 

Metcalf  Joseph,   hat  manufacturer,  F.lm 
Metcalfe  Joseph,  rag,  &c.  dealer.  Oak  st 
.Mewson  Frederick   Robert,    shopkeeper 
New  Cation  rjt' 

Middleditch  Robert, beer  retailer, William 
Middleton  Chas.  academy,  (ioldenOog  la 
Middleton  Edward,  hair   dresser,  4   St 
Giles' st  [Calvert  st 

Middleton  Geo.  bombasin  manufacturer 
Middlfton    Jeiemiab    (Crown    Tavern)' 
Bridge  st,  St.  George  ' 

Middleton  John,  bout  maker.  Peacock  st 
Middleton  John,  painter,  St.  Stephen  st 
Middleton  Robi.  shopkeeper.8Wi|liara  st 
Middleton  Win  shopkeepr,World'sEnd  la 
Miles  Charles,  chemist  and  druggist  St. 
Stephen  st  "      '  pjf 

Miles    Elizabeth,     milliner,     Magdalen 
Miles  George,   corn  and   coal  merehant 
Bi'hopgate  street  ' 

Miles  Maiy, milliner.  Starling  place 
Millard  William    &  Son,  surveyois  and 
agents  to  the  Eagle  Lite  Insurance  Co. 
Princes  st 
Miller   &   Son,  solicitors,  and  commiss- 
ioners for  taking  aiiidavits,&  registrars 
of  the  Guildhall  court,  Surrey  st 
.Miller  George  M.  shopkeeper.  St.  Catha- 
rine's plain  [Andiew's  hill 
Miller    Geoige   Robert,     bookseller   St 
Miller  John,  livery  stables.  Rose  lane 
Miller  John  (Cock  I'avernj  Upr.  King  st 
Miller  Robert,  tobacconist,  London  st 
Miller  Stephen  Peter,boot  maker, City  rd 
Mills  Frederick,  surgeon, AllSaints' green 
Mill>  George,  plasterer,  St.  Bene,  ict  st 
■Mills  James  (Tuns  Tavern),  Coslany  st 
Mills  John,  beer  retailer,  Lwr.  Goat  lane 
iMills  Simon,  beer  retailer,  St.   Gcor-'e's 
Middle  st  °     ' 
Mills  William,  glover, Golden  Ball  st 
.M  lines  C hailes, stone  mason, .St.Geoi<»es' 
Middle  st                                            ''      ' 
M  ines  Benjamin,  house  and  estate  agent 
St,  Switlien's  alley  ' 
.■Mingiy  &  Son.boot  makers.'Haymarket 
.Minns  Edwud,  coal  dealer.  Water  lane 
Minns  Edward,  builder,  Trafalgar  st 
Minns    George,    builder  and  contractor 
Castle  meadow                                [place 
Minns  Isa^c,  sliopfceeper,King  st,Crook's 
Minns  John  (Queen's  Arm»),.'\laodalen  st 
Minns  Robeit,  master  of  Uoiighty's  hos- 
pital,Calvert  st,  St.Georgi-'s 
.Minns  Robert,  beei  retailer,  Cowgate  st 
rtliims    Samuel    William,   tailor,     Saint 

Michael's.at-Plea 
Minns  \ViliiamJaines,painter,Coslany  st 
Mitchell  Catharine  &  Sisters,  milliners 
2  Bank  place  ' 

.Mitchell  Frederick,  baker,  Palace  st 
Mitchell   John,    travelling  draper,  Saint 

I^wrence  lane 
Mnll  Abraham,  bricklayer,  Thorpe 
.MullRiclianl.chair  niaker,^! adder  maiket 
Moll    Robert   (Black  Horse  Tavern)  10 

St.  Giles'  st  ' 

MoUelt  Uizen.coal  merchant, Magdalen  st 

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NORWICH,  &c. 


^latet'5 


Money  Jane,  shopkeeper,  Bethel  st 
Monteiih    George  Jobell,  cleik,  Ciiapel- 
fieUl  road  [«< 

Moon  John  Edward,  shopkeeper,  Quay 
Moore  Geo.  timber  mere  .aiit,Surrey  roaiJ 
Moore    J.    G.    &    Co.,  hab«rdasliers,  12 

Castle  st 
Moore  JaMies,  cork  cutter,  Bridge  st,  St. 

Genrj;e's 
Moore  James,  lioir  dresser,  Berst 
Moore  James,  tailor,  Bcr  st  [st 

IMoore  John  (Crooked  (hllet),  Heicham 
Moore  John  (Fair  Kloia  Tavern),  Losver 

Mestwick  st 
Moore  John,  watch  maker,  Coslany  st 
Moore  John,  l)eer  retailer.  Globe  lane 
IMoore  Joseph,  bntoher,  Mau'd  ilen  st 
Moore  .Martha,  niilliner,l5  St.Slephen  si 
M.iore    N orris,  beer  retailer,  King's  st, 

Crook's  place 
Moore  Robert,  beer  retailer.  Wensnra  st 
Moore  Susannah,clotlies  salesman, Lower 
Wcswick  st  [lane,  ?t.    Hennett's 

Moore  Tb(>ma»,last  maker,  ThreeKings' 
Moore  William,  blacksiniih, Magdalen  st 
Morgan  Kdward  &  Co.  slock  and  share 
brok'-rs.  Jay's  court,  Brijrgs  st  [lane 
Morjfan  John,  pawnbroker,  St.  Saviour's 
Morgan  John  Brandon  &  Henry,  brewers 

and  wine  merchants,  Lower  King  st 
Morj;an  Richard,  actuary  at  the  Norwich 

Union  Life  Ollice,  Chapeltield  srove 
Mor^jan  William  Robert,  pawnbroker,St. 

Pauls  st 
Mormment  Jane,  haberdasher,  Ber  st 
Morris  Adelaide,  milliner.  Ten  Bell  lane 
Morris  (ieorge,  beer  letailer, Magdalen  st 
.Morris  John,  slale  merchant,  Kingst 
Moiris    Mary    Ann,    servants'    register 
office,  Ten  "Bell  line  [J.iil  hill 

Moriison  &  Co.  wine  &  spirit  merchants, 
Morse  Joshna,  beer  retailer,  Coslauy  st 
Mortimer  John  Tliurshy,  grocer,  King  st 
Moseley    John,   watch  and  clock  maker, 
engineer,    originator  and   general  me- 
chanic, 6  White    Lion  st 
Moughlon  James,  coal  dealer,  St.  Ann's, 

Sta:tli  lane 
Moiinseer  Robert,  upholsterer.  Princes  st 
M'jUnsey  James, cooper, Thorne  lane 
Mountain  Kli2abetli(New  Goat  Tavern), 

Upper  Goat  line 
Motis  James,  carpenter,  Stepping  lane 
MotlsWilliam, clothes  salesm:in, Bridge  st 
Moy    George,    fislimonger,  St.  Margaret 

Church  alley 
Moy  John,  shopkeeper,  Julian  .st 
MuilerAsher,tobacconist,B!ick  of  the  Inns 
Monday  John,  aitorney,  AllSaiuts'  green 
Munson  John,  boot  maker.  Oak  st 
Murray  .James,  tailor.  Globe  lane 
Murrcll  ICIiza,  miilmer,  St.   Augustine  st 
MurrellWilliam.beer  retailer,'rrafalgar  st 
Murrell  William,  be<-r  retailer,  Oak  st 
Murrell  William  &  Owen,  iron  founders, 

Westlegate  st 
Murshcad  Robert,  haberdasher,  Oak  st 
.Morton  Robert,  brazier  Ike.  Coshim  st 
Mu-kett  Charles,  bookseller  and  printer, 

C>  liaym.irkrt 
Muski-tt  Charles,  tobacconist.  3  Castle  st 
Muskelt  George,  tea  dealer.  Distillery  st 
Myhill  Augustus,  carpenter,  Sussex  st 
.Myhill     Benjamin,    baker,    St.  Martin's 
Palace  plain 

N  ALDER  Charles,  tailor,  St.  F.iiih's 
Nash   Spooner,    rag    &c.   dealer,  Lower 

\\'e.»tw  ick  st 
ISatkinai,  Mkhcantilh  Firp.and  Lipk 

OfUCE,    Upper    liaymarket — Josiah 

Fb  tcher,  ajent 

NaTIO.SAL        PnOVIDKNT         AsSURANCK 

Oi'FICK,    11   Exchange  street— Henry 

liidwell,  agent 
Neale  William,  bnilder,  St.  Gilew'  hill 
Ne.ilhercuat    Edward,    tailor,    18  Castle 

Ditches  [Oliirest 

Neep  Wm.  Edward  l.ihn,  denli.tt,  6  Post 
Nelson  Thomas  (Dial  Tav.),  B  irrack  st 
Nelson  'llion)as,shuttle  niaker.Barrack  st 


Newby  John.tailor  and  draper,Bank  plain 
Newhouse    Elizabeth,  beer  retailer,  SL 

Stephen's  Back  st 
Newman  &  Co.  tea  dealers,  "Davcy  place 
Newman  FrederickGeorge,ragi8cc.  dealer. 

King  st 
Newman  Henry,  shopkeeper.  Barrack  st 
Newman  Jemima,  baker,  Ber  st 
Newman  Sarah,  beer  retailer,  Fishgate  si 
Newson  Mary,  grocer,  i»agdalen  st 
Newson  Samuel,  baker,  Trowse  millgate 
Newstead  William,   linen   draper.  Saint 

Benedict  st  [>t 

Newton    James,    flshmnnger,    (Magdalen 
Newlon  James,  fisbuionger,UpperMarket 
Newton  Robert,  boot  maker,  St.  Faith's 
Newton,    Son  &    Woodrow,    surveyors, 

'I'onibland  [Andrew's 

Newton  W  illiain,  fruiterer.  Swan  lane,.St. 
Newtou  William  (Crown  Tav.),Sl  Faith's  I 
NIcholls  Elizabeth,  rag  &c.  dealer,Upper 

Goat  lane 
Nichols  &Walson, proprietors  of  Heigham 

Hall  lunatic  as)  lum,  Heigham 
Nichols  Edmund,  confectioner,  King  st 


Norwich  Equitable  Fiub  Assurancb 
Opficb.  B.ink  st— JobnSkipper,regi3- 
trar  and  secretary 

Norwich  Firk  Offices— Steward  & 
Fisher.  Upper  Kin^  s'..,  and  John  O. 
'I'aylor,  St.  Giles  st..  agents 

Norwich  Infirmary,  Cattun  Back  lane 

Norwich  Lo.vatic  Asylum,  Caiton 
Back  lane 

NoiiwicH  Mari.nb  I.vsurancr  Asso- 
ciATio.v,  Fisher's  lane,  St.  Giles' st — 
Charles  ?uckliug  Gilman,  secretary 

Norwich  .Mercury  Newspaper  (Sat- 
urday), London  si— Bacon  8c  Kinne- 
biook,  proprietors 

Norwich  Union  Fire  lN-st;RANCB 
Society,  Surrey  st— Saninel  Bignol-J, 
secretary  ;  Harveys'  &  Hudson^',  trea- 
surers; Robert  Leman,  manager 

.Norwich  Union  Lifk  Insura.sck 
Society,  Surrey  st  — Samuel  BiKnold, 
secretary;  Richard  Moigan,  actuary; 
Harveys'  &  Hudsons'.  and  ihe  East  of 
Engind  Bank,  treasurers;  Chas.Brun- 
dell,  chief  ileik  [Andrew's 


Nichols  John,  bird  &c.  preserver,  Ber  st  I  Noitwicii   Workhouse,  Bridge  st,   St 


Nichols  Richard,  shopkeeper,   St.  Callie 

rine's  plain 
Nichols  William,  baker.  City  road        |[st 
Nichol.:  William,  beer  retailer.  Pottergate 
Nichols  William,  teadealer,  St..Stephen's 

plain  '  [st 

Nichols  William   Peter,    surgeon,  Surrey 


Norwich  Yar.n  Company,  yarn  manu- 
facturers,  Fibbgale  st — Joseph  Green- 
hongh,  manager 

Notley  William,  carpenter,  Julian  place 

Noverre  Frank,  professor  of  dancing. 
Theatre  squaie 

Nnnn  .Simon,  beer  retailer,  St.  Faith's 


Nicholson  Catherine  Ann,  ladies'  si;hool,  j  Nurse  Robert,  carver  and  gilder,Caslle  st 

the  Chautry  [Georje's  ; 

Nicholson    Ebon,  butcher,  Bridge  st.  St.  '  OAKES  Henry  (Bull  Tav)  Magdalen  st 
Nickalls    John,    cabinet    maker.     Saint  j  Oakley  Robert,  blacksmiih,  Palace  st 

Augustine  st  I  Odd    Fellows    Office    (Manchester 

Ninham  Elizabeth,  painter.  Princes  st      I      Unity),  Golden    Bill  st,  Castle  hill  — 
Ninliam  Henry,  artist,  Chapellield  |      S.imuel  Oaynes,  secretary 

Ni;;htiiigale  Robert  Wilson,  grocer,  Saint    Olhy  William,  gun  tiint  maker.  Thorpe 

Stephe.-'s  st,  and  4  Lower  Goal  lane        |  Oliver  John,  sadiller.  Castle  hill 


Nobbs  Edward,  coach  plater,  Redlion  st, 
Si.  Stephen's  [Stephen's 

N'ockall     David,    grocer,  Redlion  st,  St. 
Nockall  Emma,  milliner,  Duke  st 
Nockall  Josef  h,  carpenter,  Duke  st 
Nockolds    George,  hat  manufacturer  and 

hosier,  2  Briggs  st 
Nockolds  Henry,  {jrocer,  Ber  st 
Nokes    Edward,    coin    chandler.    Saint 
Benedict  st 


Oliver  Mark,  bookbinder,  St.  Andrew  st 
Ollett  William,  builder,   &c,  Lowerclose 
OIley  Beujn.  brazier,  &c.,St. Benedict  st 
Olyoit  Thomas  (Blue  Boar)  Sprowston 
Oiiley    Daniel,   cl.iiia  and   glass  dealer, 

Brazen  Doors  road 
Orsborii  Mark,  bricklayer,  Catton 
Or.sborn    Robert,    coal    dealer.     Lower 

Westwick  st  [lane 

Osborn  Emily,    milliner,    St.    Saviour's 


Nokes  Francis,  merchant,  St.  Andrews  st    Osborn  Richard,  blacksmith,  Kiiby 

Norfolk  and  Norwich  Horticui.tl'- j  Osborne  Cbas.JAnchor  Tav)  Jen  Bell  la 

ral  Society,  St.  Giles' st  i  Ostler  Chas.  eating-house.  Pudding  lane 

Norfolk    and     Norwich    Literary  I  ObtlerLeonard,hardwareman,LwrGoat  la 


Institution,  Si.  Andrews  st 
Norfolk    and  Norwich    Magdalen 

AsYLC.M,  Life's  green 
Norfolk  and  Norwich  Museum,  St. 

Aiidrewsst  [Stephen's  rd 

Norfolk  and  Norwich  Hospital.SI 


Oughton  Uobt.commisn.  agent, Chapel  st 
Outlaw  Hannah, lodging  bouse,  (i  Baukst 
Owen   Ebenezer,  master  of  Ihe  County 
Lunaiic  Asylum. Thorpe  [bill 

Owen  Fredk.    working  jeweller,   Orford 
Oweu  Frederick,  pawnbroker, Cow  g-ite  st 


Norfolk      Chronicle      Newspaper  '  Owen  Thomas,  pawnbroker.  King  st 
(Saturday),  Market  place— Stephenson  j  Oxiey  Richard,    hosier  and  shirt  maker, 


&  Matrhett.  publishers 

Norfolk  Coal  Company,  coal  mer- 
chants. St.  Faith's  lane— Harrod  £c  Co. 
managers 

N  OR  Fo  LK  Fa  rmers'Cattle  Insurance 


7   London  street 


PADGETT  Elizth,  railliner,Magdalcn3t 
Padgett  John,   livery    stables,   Ram])ant 
Horse  st  [Heigham 

SociETY.FisIier's  lane— Charles  Suck-  I  Page  Alfrel  (West   End  Retreat  Tavern), 
ling  Gilman,  secretary  Page  Be   Woodrow,   curriers  and  leather 

Norfolk  HoTFL    (coinmerrial,   family,        sellers,  IVlagdaleu  st 

and  i)0>tin'j),W  Ml.  Durrani,  St. Giles'  st  i  I'age  James,  confectioner,  Wensura  st 
Norfolk    News    (Saturday),  Fletcher,  I  I'age  John  (Rose  Tavern),  Palace  st 
Jarrold    &   Sous,    publishers,     3    Exc  1  I'age  Jos,  tailor,  St.  Andrew's  Hall  plain 


change  street 

Norgate  &  Co.,    grocers  and  tea  dealers, 

St.  Stephen  st  [st 

Norgate  Benjamin  Henry,  surgeon.  Bank 

Norman    Benjamin,  letter-press  printer, 

Bi'llii  1  st 
Norman  Charles,  blacksmith.  King  st 
Norman    Juliii,    bricklayer,    .St.     Miles' 
Church  st  [Church  st 

Norman  John  (Grape.*  Tavern), .St.  Miles' 
Norris  James,  cabinet  maker  and  uphol- 
sterer, 30  Charing  cross 
Norris  James,  cabinet  maker.  Elm  hill 
North  S.iiniiel,  schoolmaster.  Palace  st 
Noilh  William,  master  uf  British   school, 
.Sherborne  place 


Neve  John,  furniture  broker,  F'ishgale  st  |  .Norton  Frances,  milliner,  3  London  st 
New    Mill  Company,  millers,  Lowe 


Westwick  st — John  Sayer,  manager 
Newall  V\  illiam,  manager  of  the  Norwich 
Station  of  the  Norfolk  Railway,Tliorpc 
Hamlet 
Newbegin  James  &  Son,  tobacco,  cigars 
and  snulf  manufacturers.  Bridewell 
alley,  and  foreign  cigardepot,  14  Bride- 
well alley,  and  Market  place 


64 


.Norton  Francis  Jaincs,  tailor  and  draper, 

iO  While  Lion  st 
Norton  Henry,  beer  retailer,  Fishgate  st 
Norton  Robert,  travelling  draper.  Lower 

King  st 
Norton  Itob.-rt,  grocer,  Magdalen  st 
Norwich   Crown   Bank.  (Harveys'   & 

Hudsons',)  Upper  King  st 
Norwich  DKPosrrBiNKjUppcr.Market 


'age  LouisaFrnnces,  milliner.  Bethel  st 
Page  IVlaiy,  baker,  M.adder  market 
Pape  Samuel  carpenter.  West  Potter- 
gate  st  [OldMaymarket 
PageSaml.  Deynes  &Son,  biush  makers, 
Painter  Win  (Nelson  Tav).  1  imberbill  si 
Palladium  Life  Office, Orford  liill — 

Taj  lor  iV  Sous,  asenls 
Palmer  Isaac  .S.  gardener  and  seedsman, 

City  road  [st 

Palmer  John,  shopkeeper, .St.  Augustine 
Palmer  Jonathan,  beer  retailer.  Oak  st 
Palmer  Lucy, milliner,  6  London  st 
Palmer  Nathaniel,  barrister,  Redwell  st 
PalimrThoraas   Hilchen,  attorney,   and 

clerk  of  Ihe  county  court,  Redwell  st 
Palmer  William,    carver  and    gilder,  St. 

Lawrence  lane  [  Briggs  st 

Palmer  William,  last  maker,  Corner  of 
PaliiierWui&John,smilh'4,Sl..Augnstine  st 
Paiik   Abiaham.    gas    fitter    and   smith, 

Swan  lane,  St.  Andrew's 
Pank  Edwd.  beer  retailer,  St. Martin's  la 
I'ank  James,  smith.  Lower  King  't 
Paraman  Christiana  &   Rosa,  millinera, 

(.0  St.  Giles'  st 


©iitctoijD. 


NORWICH,  &c. 


Koifulfe. 


Parish  Fi'aiicis,  painter,  Solioles  srreen 
Park  A  nil, school  111 istrt-ss.'rrowseNeW ton 
Parker  Benjamin,  dver,  Ucr  st 
Parker  Clare,  bricklayer,  Oak  st 
Parker  J nsliiia,  tislimoM};pr,  Uin'.  market 
Parker  Samuel    (Ferry  Hocibe    Tavern) 

Sr.rliriglie.ni 
Pai ker  Thomas,  Bstimoii(rer,St.  Stephen's 
Parker  Timothy,  beer  retailer,  Kingst, 

Crook's  place 
Parker  VVini^nn.grncpr,  St.  Atisiisline  gt 
Parker  \\  illiam,  pill  liox  maker,  I'ltl  »l 
ParkersiiiiTlios(Elepliant&Ca5tle)Kint;sl 
ParkaJosepli, mohair  .ipiniier,Cov\'gate  st 
Parlour  Joliii  &  Henry  &  Horatio,  iron 

mongers.  15  London  st 
Parr  Carolitie,  millim  r,  ller  »t 
Parr  John,  baker,  CliapeKielJ  road 
Parsley  Mary,  milliner,  Uellitl  st 
Parsley  Siml.  tailor  &  draper.  Bethel  st 
Parson  ^Ihonias,  palliler.Uisiiig  Sim  lutle 
Pastoii  Chas,  protestor  of  tuuslc,  Bel"  st 
Paston  Isaac,  coal  dealer,  Kiiigst 
Pasion  William  (Paul    Pry   'I'avPrn),  St. 

Gilt!!'  hill 
Patick  Charles,  shopkeeper,  CoWRate  st 
Patterson  Jas.bont  maker,  Si. Benedict  si 
Patleson  Sle\valil(Adara  &  Eve  Tuv)  St. 

t5enedict  st 
Paul  Edward,  fruiterer,  Cliapellield  road 
Paul  tUchard,  eating-house,  2  |Urtde\veIl 
alley,  .St.  Andrews'  f  meadow 

Paul  Robert  (Dukes  Head   TaV),  Castle  i 
Paul  William,    boot  maker,  SliroWston 
Paul  William,  boot  maker,  Calton  ! 

Pan!  Wni.  Francis,  academy,  Bracondale  i 
Payne  .lohn,  b?er  ret  .Ir  All  Saints'  Ri'een  ' 
Payne  Martlia,  milliner,  Slailin.?  place 
Payne  Simon  (Hee  Hive  TavjCoWirate  st 
Pearce  John,  blacksmith,  St.  Faith's         i 
Pearce    Philip,    whiting    manu.'^aclurer, 

Cliapelfield  r.ind 
Pearce  William,  beer  retailer,  Sprowston 
Penrse  Frederick,  giocer,  Coslany  st 
Pearse  Marv,l(idKlng-house,Potter[;;ite  st 
Pearson  Ed.  plasterer  &  luodelli-r.Bttnk  st  | 
Peaison  James,  Cutler,  St  Andrews'  hill  ! 
Peai-t  VMlliam,  tailor,  Sprowston 
Pease  Edward,  corn  chandler,  Coslany  st 
Peffff  Genri(e(Ncil-wlcb  ArmM,  Ger  st 
Pegsr  I'linnms,  baker,  New  Calton       fst 
PeRgWm  Baron.  Cirpeiiter.Hotii's  la, tier 
Pklican  t.it't:  Ori-icE,  Upper  King  si 

—  Steward  &  Kinjj,  ageni.5 
Peniiice  David,  surgeon,  Thorpe  [st 
Pentln  James.fnrnitnre  liroker,1Ma!;dalen 
Pentin  Jnn.tumitr.  brnkr.  Chapellleld  rd 
Pn:opi.ii's  College,  Cole?ate  st  [st 
Perfect  John,  chair  maker,  Wesllegate 
Perowne  John  &  Co.  liat  manufacturers, 

2  Exchtuif;e  st 

Pefowne  Ifev.  Jolin.acadewy,  Shrubbery 

St.  Stephen's  road  [race 

Perowne  Robt.  tailor,  St.  Calherims  tei'- 

Perry  Paul,  turner,  Si.  Gregory's  Church 

alley  [  Ifeiiedict  st 

Petchell    William    (Crown    Tavern),  St 

Phillip  Samuel  &  Michael, wa'ch  m:iker, 

Chapellleld    row  [Cliapellleld  rd 

Phillips  Flizbth  &  Sophia,  ladies'  school. 

Phillips  Francis,  Bchnolmiistei,  Hay  hill 

Phillips  ,(oliii,tailor  &  dinpr.  Orfori]  hill 

Phlllipj  Thomas,  boot  maker,  Ber  st 

Phillips  V\'illi:im  (Grappa  'I'avern),  Red 

l.lon  si,  St.  Stephen's 
Phillips    Uilliani,   curricf  and    leatiier 
sel:er.  All  Saints'  st,  bottom  of   Ber  st 
Philo  Joseph,  saddler.  4  t  l.otidim  road 
Phcksix  Fihe  Offici-,  14  London  st— 

Pigg  &  Greenwood,  agents 

Pickford    &  Co,    carriers    per    railway. 

Post  Offices!  [Loudon  st 

Pigg  &  Giienwnod.  Cabinet  makers,  14 

PigK  JamesfCellar  House  Tavjliarrack  st 

I'ing  .losepli  *£   Son,  timber   merchants, 

liridse  51,  St.  George's  [mmket 

I'igt;  Satiil,gener,il  wareliouseman,  Huy- 

PiL'giu  John,  jeweller  and  ttaicli  maker, 

Post  Odice  st  [Georgr-'s 

Pigot  John,   h.iherdaslier,  Bridge  st  St. 

I'ike  James,  boot  maker,  Poltergate  st 

Pilgrim    John,   deputy    conuier  lor    the 

coutitv,  .lav's  court,  Drlg^a  st 
Pinching  William,  baker,'l!ethel  st 
I'inching  William,  baker,  Alhermarle  6t 
Plntoii  Maiy,  batlis.  Bank  pic.ln 
Piper  &  Pigg,  ironmongers,  .5  London  st 
Piper  Wm.  linen  draper,   White  Lion  st 
Pitch  William,  boat  builder.  Barrack  st 
Pi'cher  Henry,  puwiibrokr.  Potiergalest 
Pitcher  Thomas,  haker,  Magdalen  st 
Pill  John  BulIutd,suieecn,'St  Stephetist 

9 


Pitts   Robert   Christopher,  chemist  and 

druggist.  8  St,  Giles'  st 
Plane  Richard  (Punch  8c  Chop   House), 
iMarket  place  -  [st 

Plalford  William,  beer  fplailer,  Heigliam 
Plalten  .lames,  beer  retailer,  CobouiK  s* 
Platten  Peter,  llvcry  Btaldes,  Cp.Snrny  st 
Playlord  Ariuingcr,  beer  retailer,  Bridge 

st,  St.  George's 
Playlord  Sarah,  milliner,  Fisher's  lane 
Pleasant  .lames,  baker,  Magd.il;  u  st 
PleasantThomas  Houghton,  baker,Low('r 

King  st 
Pleasants  Thortius,  boot  maker,  St  Faith's 
Plow  Rolieri,  bout  maker,  Surlinghum 
Plowman  Robert,  sadler,  Calton 
I'lUmer  Neville,  turner,  Lwr,V\'estwlck  st 
PluiiimerEd«ard,tallor&draper,BrldgeBt 
Plummer  Hannah,  ladles'  school,  Oak  st 
Pluiiimer    Pleasance   &   Kliaabeth,  pro- 
fessors of  innsic,  I'oltergale  st 
,  Plutnnier  S.imliel,  ncadetny,  Oak  st 
Plum.slend  Robt,  hair  dreBser,WenBum  st 
PInmstcad  Samuel  Jas.coiipei',  Coslany  st 
P!iinketlJno.lieerretttiler,Si.AnRu-tine  bI 
Pointer  Edmund  (Crown  Tnv), St.  Faith's 
Pointer  Thomas,  shopkeeper. Cowgate  Bt 
I  Pooley  Riclid.  stonemason,)  Charing  cross 
j  Pooley  RIchd.jun.  baker,  aChariDg  cross 
,  Pooley  Samuel,  Cabinet  maker,  Madder 
j      market  [cross 

j  Pooley  William,  Cabinet  maker,3  Charing 
j  Pope    Robert,    coal    mercbaut,    Lower 

Uesiwick  st 
!  Pope   Robert    Worler,    Bhipplng   ngent, 
.      Lower  Westwick  st 
j  Popjny  Joseph,  beer  retailer,  Wensiim  st 
I  Porter    Charlotte,   ladies'   school,  Mag-- 
dalen  street  [si 

j  Porter  James  (Boar's  Mend  Tav.),Surrey 
Porter  Robert,  coal  meit;hnnt,  Redwellst 
Porter  I'homas,  beer  retailer,  Oak  st 
Potman  Helen,  ladies'  school,  Thorpe 
Potman  John  Joseph,  artist,  Thorpe 
Potter  Ambrose,  butcher.  Catton 
Potter  James,  gardener.  Rose  lane 
Pottei  Robert,  buicher,  King  st 
Potter  Thomas,  furrier  and  hatter,  6  Gen- 
tlemen'3  walk  [tine  st 

Poulter  William,  confectioner,  St.Augus- 
Powell     Edward      (Bricklayers'    Arms), 
Union  place  [Union  place 

Powell  Edward  (Duke  of  Wellington). 
f'oW'ell  .lames,  gardener.  Union  place 
PoWell  John,  hiilr  dresser,  St  Benedicts! 
Powell  Robert,  linen  diaper.ao London  st 
Powell  William,  Veterinary  surgeon.  Si. 
Giles' hill  [Castle  hill 

Powley  Bnhert  (Jolly  Farmer.^'  I  avr rn', 
Powlcy  V\'illiam,    livery  stables,  Golden 

Ball  street 
Pratt  John,  boot  maker.  Coslany  st 
Pratt  !\l«rin,  mllliirer,  Union  place 
Pratt   Robert  &  ."^ons,  laud  agenla  and 
surveyors,    Bank    of    England    place, 
Queen  street  [Gnat  lane 

Pratt  Siiah,  straw  bonnet maker,'J  Lower 
Pratt  VMlllam,  cheese  factor,  Wensum  st 
Pratt  William,  tistimonger,  Upper  market 
Pr.itl  William   &  Sons,  grocers  and  tea 

dealers,  Wensum  st 
Prentice  Samuel, sadler,  MaL'daleii  st 


Press  Edwaril,  lime  burner,  Thoriie  road 
Press  .lohn  (City  of  Norwich  Tavern), 

Westlegalest 
Press  William   (Green  Drdjjon  Tavern), 

Littb-  Ijondon  st 
Press  William,  shopkeeper,  Potlergale  st 
Preston  Arlhnr.fi  re  office  Rgiiit, Bank  plain 
Price  Roberi,  agent  to  Fullaiton  &  Co., 

publiirhers,  1.4  Castle  meadoW 
Price  Sophia,  milliner,  Pottergate  st 
Priest  &  Green,  booksellers  anil  printers, 

St.  Stephen  st 
Priest  George,  builder,.'^!  Stephen's  road 
Priest  George,  carpenter.  St,  Niephen  st 
Priest  George,  watch  maker,  'i  Brigg  st 
Priest  Maria,  ladies'  school,  Pottergate  st 
Priest,   Pilgrim   k   Co.  wine   and  spirit 

merchants,  I  SI.  Giles'  st 
Priest  Richard,  coacli  lace  manufacturer, 

70   St.  Giles'  9t 
Priest  Robert  Raveu,  chemist  and  drug* 

gist,  1  .St^  Giles'  st 
Prie-tley  William  S.  surgeon,  ft.  Falth'B 
I'llrniose  Mary,  baker,  St,  Anmntlne  st 
Provart  Wm.  (King's  Heail  'I'av),  Thorpe 
PttBLto    LiBHAtiY    (Subscription),  Jail 

hill-' Edward  Langton,  librarian 
Pulhatn  VVIIIIam,  grocer.  Oak  st 
Pull  EliKbth,Mary,shopker  per, Brill  close 
Pulley  Henry, atlorney,  Surrey  st 


Puidy  Louisa,  milliner,  l.wr. Westwick  s* 
Purdy   Richard   IL,    painler,  Lakenlmtii 

Hall  road  [Hull  K I 

PiirllttAuu,  gardener  i^  seed  dealer.  John 
Puxley  Jnnies  (Marquess  of  Granby),  Ttt« 

beiiiacle  street 
Puxley  IV'urlha,  milliner,  2(5  Bethel  st 
Pustey  William,  painler,  lU  Orford  hill 
Pye  Esau,  beer  ret  ilhr,  Bull  clone 
Pyp    Sanuul,   tobacco. pipe   maker,  All 

Saints' green  plac« 

Pye  VMlliam(l'wo. necked  Swan),Market 
Pye  Wm,Marllu. grocer,  Bt.Angnsliue  st 
Pyecroft  Nathaniel,  botcher,  Magrlal.n  st 
Pyecroft  Thomas,  btrtcher,  St.  Stephen  B» 
Pymar  J(d)n,  wnolslapler  aiid  yarn  ujjent, 

Castle  meadow 

atJADLlNO  Henry,  painter. Lr.Klng  st 
Quantrill  James,  fruiterer,  Albcniatle  st, 

Crook's  place 
Quantrlll  Robert,  baker.  Oak  st 
CJuigley  Susannah,  mllliuur,  Wagon  and 

Horises  lane 
ftuintoii  Joho,bookReller,30  Pottergate  st 
Qulnton  John,  librarian  of  the  Medical 

Library.  Si.  Andrew  st 
Qointon  John,  secretary  and  librarian  of 

the  Literary  Institution.  Victoria  road 
Quinlon  Maria,  milliner,  Benedict  st 
Uuintfrlls  Sarah, shopkeeper,UniDu  place 
Quintrllls  James,  Bhopkefeptr,AlbermarlB 

st,  Crook's  place 

RACkHAM  &  Tomer,  attorneys, Lower 

close 
Rackham,  Cooke  &  ftackham,  at!orney», 
St.  dies' st  [nedict  st 

Raekhaln  John  (Beehive  Tavern)  St.  Be- 
Rackham  Muithew,  proctor,  Lower  close 
RackhaniTllus. relieving  ofilcCr.PeaCock  st 
Raftkbnni  Wm. attorney, i(i Castle  miadow 
Rttdlord  U  llliam.beer  relailer,Cnvvgale  st 
Rainhird  Samuel,  carpenter.  Church  si, 

St.  Simon's 
Ralph  Sarah,  butcher,  St.  Augustine  st 
RAfttPANt  HottsE  tloi-bt  (commercial, 
family  and   posting),  Raiiipaiit  Horsrs 
si^-CliHileB  I'wiss,  proprietor 
Rand  William  Fell, surgeon,  Totnhland 
Randell  William.  Ilshmonger,  Ber  st 
Ranking  Harkland,  physician,  Upper  SI, 

Giles  street 
Ran.some  Harriet,  Berllti  wool  wareliouie, 

18  Getitlcmeh'i  walk 
Ransonie  Hehry, watch  maker,  Bridewell 

alley,  St.  Andrew 'J 
Ram  Jonatharr,  beer  retailer,  Quay  st 
Raven  Edward,  beer  rtlaller.  Oak  st 
Rawern  Robert,  beer  retailer,  Barrack  st 
Ray  John,  iron  merchant,  Lvvr.Gnat  lane 
Ray  Jirhn  Anlliony,halr  dresser,  Bridgest 
Raynei  John,  gaidener.  Thorpe 
Read  Charles,  bookblntltr,  St. Benedict  st 
Read  Charle.s,  bricklayer,  John  Bull  st 
Read  Charles,  Jtin.  bricklayer,  Union  pi 
Read  ChaileB  jCuiriers'  Arms),  John  Bull 

st,  Crook's  place 
Read  Ell!>.a,  ladles' school,  2(5St.Glles' at 
Read   Robert,  corii  and  Coftl  merchtitil, 
lilshopgate  st  [Quay  side 

Read    Samuel    Gurney,    eoal  merchant, 
Read  ThomasVN'm.com  k  coal  mei'chanti 

King  st  and  I'lowse  millgate 
Read  Wm.  James,  Ciiul  merchunt,  Rnclic'g 
court.  Church  st  St.  Simon's 
I  Redgemeiit  KIrby.  butcher.  Union  place 
Redgrave    Fllen  &   Mary    Ann,    Indies' 
srlioid,  Grejlilars'  lane 
I  Redgrave  Jo8eph,corn  and  seed  murtliatit, 

King  st  and  Upper  close 
Redgrave  Willllam  II.,  chemlslund  drug. 

gist,  Weusntn  st 
Reeston  .lohn,  commiBsion  agent,  Upper 
St.  Gllefl  '  [Giles 

Reeston  Rosamotid,  milliner,  Upper  Nt. 
Reeve  Elijia,  ladhs'  solionl,Chapellleld  rd 
ReeVe  George,  painter,  Cti'ss  si 
Reeve  James,  tailor,  Calveit  st 
iteeve  Rieharil,wliarlln  =  M',Duke'8pulhoa 
Ifpeve  William,  bnket,  Bull  close 
Reeve   William  Henry,  linen  dra|iet,  38 
London  8t  [lenst 

Reeves  William  (Duncan  Anns),  Miinda. 
Reld  Samuel,  travelling  draper,  3  Doliro 

terrace 
Rklumck  Lii'K  Oppick,  Bank  pialn= 

George  Harper,  agent 
RestleaiiX  Joseph,  registrar  of  lliftrtlttg^f, 
Ladys'  lane 


Reynolds  Edward,  miller,  Ma^r'alen  at 
ReyiioUln  Edward,  bieW«r,Cluipe,  ei. 


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NORWICH,  &c. 


^latci'js 


Rejnolds   Harriet,  milliner,  Redlion  st, 
St.  Stephens'  [Faith's 

Reynol'lg  .lames,  corn  and  coal  dealer.St. 
Reynolds  .losiah  miller,  New  C'alton 
Reynolds  William,  nursery  and  seedman, 

Lakenham  hall  road 
Reynolds  H'illiam,  saddler, St.Benedict  st 
Reynoldson  Letilia  (Eastern  Union  Tav- 
ern j,  St.  Stephen's  road  [St.Faitli's 
Rice  James   (Blaclc  Swan),  and  butcher, 
Richardson  Christiana,ladies'  scliool,Star 
and  Crown  court               [Crown  court 
Richardson  James,  whechvright,Slarand 
Richardson  John,  academy,  Trafalgar  st 
Richardson Peter,bper  retailcr.Cowpatest 
Riches  F.d«ard,  hair  dresser.Poller^ale  st 
Riches  Elizh.,  shopkeeper,  Dereham  road  I 
Riches  Geo.  (WheatSlieaf),Castle  meadow  I 
Riches  Hannah,  straw  bonnet  maker,  29  | 
London  st                          fCionk's place  I 
Riches   Henry,   hair  dresser.  Chapel  st,  | 
Riches  James,  baker,  Heigliam  st         [id  i 
■     Riches  Ri>bt.,beer  relailer.Lakenham  hall  i 
Riches  Robert,  liair  dresser,  Elm  hill 
Riches  Robert  Smith,  maltster.  King  st 
Riches  Thomas,  tailor,  St.  Giles'  hill 
Riches  William,  smith,  Dereham  road 
Riches    WiMiam   Smith  (Foundry  Bridge 

Tavern),  Rose  lane 
Ringer  Martin,  hairdresser.  Market  pi 
Ringer  William,  Berlin  wool  warehonse, 

7  Gentlemen's  walk 
Rivett  &  Harmer,  general  warehouse- 
men. Old  Post  Office  court  [Oak  st 
Rix  &  Button,  congreve  match  makers, 
Rix  Geoigp,  eating-house,  Gol  'en  Bull  st 
Rix  Harriet-  straw  bonnet  maker,  23 
Charing^  cross  [King  .^t 

Rix  William  iCompnsses  Taverni,  Upper 
Rix  William  (While  HorseJ,  Bridge  st 
Jloach  Ed  ward, school  master,U  p.Su  rrey  st 
Roach  John,  house  agent,  Fisher's  lane 
Roach  Mary  Ann,  schooiraistress,  Upper 
Surrey  st  [Held  road 

Robberds  &  Money,  millers,  6  Chapel- 
Roberts  James,  surveyor.  Bank  of  Eng- 
land court,  Queen  st 
Roberts  Robert,  beer  retailer,  Muspnle  st 
Roberts  Susannah, milliner.  Up.  King  si 
Roberts  Wm.,  boot  maker, 6Timberhillst 
Robertson  Henry,  cabinet  maker.  Nelson 
terrace  [lane 

Robi  u  son  Amelia,  5chootmi3lress,Ten  Bel  I 
Robinson   John,  cork   cutter,   Bridge  st, 
St.  George's  [lane 

Robinson  Margaret  Pastle, milliner,  Lady 
Robinson  Sarah  .4nn,  niilirr,  Sprow-ton 
Rock  Lifk  Office,    Bank    st— Henry 
Harrod.  agent  [Pottergate  st 

Roe  Charlotte  (Queen  Victoria  I'avern), 
Roe  James,  butcher,  Ber  st 
Roe  John,  cabinetmaker,  Orford  hill 
Roe  Matild.i.  schoolniislress,St.James'rd 
Roe  Richard,  tailor,  St.  Martin's  lane 
Roe  Sarah    Ann  (  Walnnt  Tree  Shades), 

Gentlemen's  walk 
Roe  William, schoolmaster,  St.  James'  rd 
Rogers  Charles,  tailor,  Bethel  st 
Rogers  Elizabeth,  tailor,  Orford  hill 
Roijers  ll^nry,  brush  maker,  Wensum  st 
Rollins  Wm.,  carpenter.All  Sainis'  green 
Roope  &  Sun,  chemists  and   druggists. 

Redlion  st 
Rope  Charles,  smith,  Surrey  st 
Rosary  Clmetery, Thorpe 
Rose  &  Bailey, bakers,  Thorpe 
Hose  it   Harnian,  wir^e  and   spirit  mer-  . 
chants,  St.  Andrew's  hill  [st  | 

Rose  George,  cork  cutter,  68 St. Stephens 
Rose  James,  beer  retailer.  King  st  | 

Rose  John,  >bnpl;(eper.  St.  Augustin  it 
Rose  Philip,  baker.  Oak  st 
Rose  Robert,  hair  dresser,  Castle  st 
Rose  Sarah,  bookseller.  Castle  st 
Rose  William,  brazier,  &c..  St.  George's 

Middle  st  'I 

Rosse  William,  gardener.  Rising  Sunlane 
Ro5si  George,  optician.  Market  place        | 
Rossi  John,  picture  dealer,  Market  place  j 
House  'I'hoinas,  grocer,  St.  .Stephens  »t 
Rowland  Danl.  (Raven  Tav  ),Lr.Kingst  | 
KOYAL  EXCHANGI-:  FiRK  OFFICES, Bank 
plain — Arthur  Preston,  and   Tonibland 
—  .Newton,  Son  &  Woodrow,  agents         i 
■•-^  RoiAi.  FiitK  AM)  I, iFE  Offick,  Castle 
Meadow — John  Thomas  Slevens,agent 
Royal  Hotkl,  commercial,  family  and 
posting,  Samuel  Hon  ett.  Market  place 
Boyall  Daniel,  tailor,  Upper  King  st 
Rudd    &    Paston,   curriers   niid    leather 

sellers,  St.  Gilpb'  hill 
Hudd   Elizabeth,   chemiat  and   druggist,' 
Co'-lany  street  i 

m 


Rudd  Mary  Ann,  milliner,  St.  Gregory's 

Church  alley 
Rudd  Noah,  bulchrr,  Pottergate  st 
Rudd  Robert,  tailor,  Surrey  st 
Rudd  Robert,  grocer.  Coslauy  st 
Rndd  Thomas.furnitnre  broker,  I?er  st 
Rudd  Thomas  (Buck  Tavern),  Oak  st 
Rndling  Robert,  butcher.  King  st 
Ftudling  William, butcher,  Ber  st 
Rudling  William,  carpenter,  Ber  st 
Rudrinn  Spencer,  general   agent,  Duke's 

palace 
Rump  James,  builder,  Colegate  st  [st 

Rump  James  Smith,  lanner.Lr.  Heigham 
Rump  I'homas,  shopkeeper, GoldenBall  st 
Rushbrook  Robert,  baker,  Thorpe  road 
Rnshmer  .Sarah.niilliner,  St. Mary's  place 
Rnsseil  Henry,  watch  maker.Magdalen  st 
Rnsse'l  Henry  &  Son  ,  pianoforte  makers, 

Thorpe 
Russell  James  B.,  grocer,  Palace  st       [st 
Russell  John,  furniture  broker,  St.  Pauls 
Russell  William,  miller,  Heigham  Mill 
Ftust  Hannah,  haberdasher,  IMu-pole  st 
Rust  James  B.,  tailor.  Lady's  lane 
Rust  Thomas,  water  bailitf,  Calvert  st 

SABBERTON  Thomas,  coal  merchant 

Thorpe 
Sacref  "Thomas,  boot  maker,  Magdalen  st 
Sadd  D  vd.Hhopkeeper,St.Catlierine's  plain 
Saddler  Thomas  Wm  ,  baker.Up.St.Giles' 
S. idler  James,  shopkeeper.  Oak  st  [st 

Sadler  John  (Roebuck  Tav.),  Trafalgar 
Sadler  Thomas   William,    giocer.  Upper 

St.  Giles's! 
Sai.nt  AtHDiiB'W's  Hai.l,  Hall  plain 
St.  Quintin  Edward   H  Miry,  n.N.,  secre- 
tary to  ihe  museum,  St.  Andrews  st 
St.   Quintin   John,   painter.  Up.  nvirket 
.Saint  Samuel,  professor  of  mathematics, 

Thorpe  road 
.Salkind  Simon, furniture  broker.Tooley  st 
Salmon  Christopher  John,  tailor,   West 

Pottergate  st 
Sailer  William,  shopkeeper.  Union  place 
Sampson  Charles,  shopkeeper,  Ber  »t 
.SamuelsRichd..paunbioker.TiinberhiII  st 
.Samuels  Sam!., boot  maker,St.Sfenhensst 
Sands  &  Joy,  woollen  drapers.  69  Lon- 
don st  [Church  lane 
Sapay  John,  boot  maker.  Si.  Stephen's 
Sapey  Thomas    (London  Colfee  House). 

Rampant  Horse  st 
Saul  John,  shopkeeper,  William  st       [st 
Saul  John, trunk  maker.  West  I'oltergate 
Saul   Thomas  (Griipes  Inn),   Upper  Si. 

Giles'  st 
Saul  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  Julian  st 
Saul  William,  builder,  Pi.ttergate  st 
Saul  William,  timber  merchant,  Bethel  st 
Saunders    &    Large,   tallow    chandlers, 

Whitefriars 
Savings' Bank,  Haymarket  [st 

Savory  Coalsey,  confectioner,  34  London 
Savory  Matthew,  fruiterer,  Timberhill  si 
Sawyer  John  (Sl)oulder  of  Mutton),  St. 

Stephens  st 
Say  Sarah,  painter.  14  St.  Giles'  st  ' 
.Sayer  Daniel,  veterinary  surgeon.  Potter- 
gate st  [Giles'  st 
Sayer  John,  bird,  &c.,preservcr,UpperSt 
Sayer  John,  manager  to  the  New  Mill  Co 
Lower  VA'estwick  st  [field  road 
Scales  Samuel,  limber  merchant,  Chapel 
Scarles  Francis,  linen   draper,  18  White 

Lionst 
Scarnett  John,  carpenter,  St.  Faiths' 
.School  of  Dksion,  St.  Andrews  st 
Schofield  Sosan,  milliner.  Up. St.  Giles's! 
Scott  Anna  Maria,  shopkeeper,  Julian  pi 
Scott  Benjamin. cooper,  Chapi-Kield  road 
Scott  Isaac,  blacksmith,  Repent  st 
Scott  Matthew,  shopkeeper.  Ber  st 
.Scott  Pi  ter  Thomas,  brush  maker,    17 

White  Lion  st 

Scott   Robert  Bagge,  cabinet  maker  and 

upholsterer,  paper  hanging  and  carpet 

w.irehouse, looking  glass  manufacturer, 

and   maliogany   merchant,    18  Charing 

cross  and  St.  John's  Madder  market 

Scolt  Saml.,  ironmonger, 20Charing  cross 

Scott   Sarah,    loliacconist,    (3    Bridewell 

alley,  St.  Andrew's 
Scoll  Thomas,  bai.er,  John  Pull  st  [cross 
.•^cott  Thos.,  cabinet  maker,  21  Cliaiing 
ScoitWm.furnitme  hroker.l)  Timber  hill  st 
Scott  William,  slio))keeper,  Magdalen  st 
Scottish WiDows'Fu.ND  LifbOf-fice, 

Upper  close — Henry  Hansel),  agent 
Scollow  Mary,  cimfcctioner,  Redlion  st, 
St.  Stephen's  [tin  st 

Scrntton  Henry,  beer  retailer.  St.  Augns- 


Seach    Eliza,  straw  bonnet  maker,   AJI 

Saints'  green 
Seager  Thomas,  blacksmith,  Snrlingham 
Seago  Elizabeth,  glover,  Mildle  maiket 
Seaman  Henry,  bjker,Peatield 
Seaman  Joseph,  beer  retailer, St.Jamesst 
Seaman  Nathaniel  (Black  Swan),  Upper 

markel  [I  S'.  Andrew's  hill 

Seaman  Rnbert.wineand  spirit  merchant, 
Searls  Rob.-rt,  schoolinasier,  Dereham  rd 
Seed    Henry,   wool,    hop,  and  tea  mer- 
chant, Musp-de  st 
.Seelry  Job,  confectioner,   dining  rooms, 

and  temperance   hotel,    I  and  2  Upper 

walk,  Market  place 
Seeley  Wm.,  pork  biticher,  Pottergate  st 
Self  1  homas.  baker,  St.  Benedict  st 
Self 'I'homas,  smith  and  bell  hanger.  Pot- 

tergate  st  [Pottergate   st 

Self  Thomas, jun.,  gas-fitter  and  smith. 
Self  Thos.,  beer  retailer,  Casile  meadow 
SeltThos.,  cabinet  maker.St.  Mark's  plain 
Self  Virtue,  mifliner,  St.  Benedict  st 
Selth  Jidin    W.   (White  Horse   Tavern), 

Chapel  SI,  Crook's  place 
Senior  Richard,  boot  maker,  Coslany  st 
SeppingsWIlliain,  boot  maker,Colef[ate9t 
Severn  Elizabeth  &  Hannah,  milliners, 

Cowgale  st  [gate  st 

Severn  Samuel  (St.  Paul's  Tavern). Co  w- 
Sewell  Mark,  shopkeeper,  Magdalen  st 
Sexton  Benjn,,  sboiikeeper,  'Irafalgar  st 
Sexton  Horace  Walling,  bricklajer,  Lr, 

Westwick  st  [plain 

Sexton  John.  liaberdasher.St.fatherine's 
Sexton  Joseph,  .shopkeeper.  King  st 
Sexton  Richard   (Spread    Eagle  Tavern), 

Hax  market  [vert  st 

Sexton  Robert   Watling,  bricklayer,  Cal- 

I  Sexton  Simon,  coal  mei  chant.  Bridge  st, 

St.  George's 
Shalders  Charlotte,  milliner.  Bethel  st 
Shalders  Edwd,.  grocer,  St.  lienedict  st 
Siialders  John,  books>-ller.  Bethel  st 
Shalders  Noah,  clothes'  salesman.  West- 
legate  st 
Shalders  Thomas.hlacksmith.Oldhay  hili 
Sh-^lders  Win.,  jun.  currier.  Bank  plain 
Sliardetow  Benjamin,  painter,  Thorpe 
Sharing  John,   boot    maker,   St.  John's, 

(Madder  Market  alley 
Sharman  Jamea.wheehi  iight,SurIingham 
Sharp  Daniel,  attorney,  24Castle  meadow 
Sharpe  Beniamin   Thomas,  altormy.  14 

(  aslle  meadnw  [Colegaie  st 

Sharpe  John  Judd,  letter-press  printer, 
Shaw  Charles    Barnabas,   cheese  factor. 

Post  Oflice  st  [gale  »t 

Shaw  liichird.'hanl  raanufacturer,Co!e- 
Shildrick  WiUIam  (Coachmakers' Aims). 

St.  Stephen's  road  [Giles'  st 

Sht-ntield  .lihn,  chair  maker.  Upper  St. 
Shepherd    Matilda    Elizabeth,    milliner, 

Botolph  si  [Upper  market 

Sheppard  Robert,  wholesale  stationer, 
Shiward  Wm.,  pawnbroker  Up  St  Giles' 
Shields  Daniel.hoop  niakf  r.GoldenBall  st 
Sbildrake    William,  jeweller  and  wattb 

maker,  34  London  road 
.SIiimmonElizabeth,'shopkeepor. Bethel  st 
Sbipiiian  James,  beer  ret-iiler.  Oak  st 
Shire  Hall,  Castle  meadow 
Short  Henry,  wine  cooper,  St.  Georges', 

Middle  st 
Shreeve  John,  blacksmith,  Catton 
Sidney  &  Ladyman,1e»  dealers  and  colfee 

roaster-,  ti  Market   place,  and  8  Lud- 

gite  hill,  London 
Sidney  John,  carpenter,  Sprnwst'in  [la 
Silcock  Charlotte,  smith,  .Si.  Saviour's 
Silcock.tanies,  schoolmasler.Bishopgate  st 
Silvey  Letilia  Crab,  confectioner,  Ber  st 
Simmons  Elizabeth, milliner,Si. George's, 

Middle  st 
Simpson  George,  governor  of  the  Greati 

or  Old  Men's  Hospital.  St.  Helens 
Simpson  George  Elw  aril, solicitoi, master 

extraordinary  in  cliancery,comiiiissioner 

for    taking     acknowledgments    under 

the   act  for  fines   and    recoveries,    &c  , 

clerk  to  the  Henstead  Union,  and  lo  Iha 
justices  of    the  hnndiedsof    Henstead 

and    Humbleyard,  and  agent  for    the 

Guarantee  Society, &  the  ICuropeanLife 

and  London  FiieAssurance  Companies, 

Tombland 
Simpson  Henrietta  (George  and  Dragon), 

Catton 
Simpson  John,  whip  maker,  Ber  st 
Siiiklar  John,  builder,  Magdalen  st       [st 
Sissen  Wm..  circul.iting  library,  Benedict 
Sizeland  Adam,  professor  of  dancing,  )i) 

Bethel  »t 


iStrectoii). 


NORWICH,  &c. 


Norfolfe. 


Sked^e  Eliza,  milliner,  Paraxon  st 
Skelion  Joliti  Smith,  tailor  and  draper, 

Pottcrsate  st 
Skiinjison  James,  cutler,  Orford  hill 
Skipper  John,  registrar  and  secretary  to 

the  Nomich  Equitable  Fiie  Assurance 

Society,  B.ink  st 
Skipper  John  &  Son,  solicitors,  proctors 

and   notaiies,   and    commissioners  for 

taking  affulavits   in    all  the  Courts  of 

Wesiininsier,  Baik  st 


Sparke  &  Co.  iron  and  brass  founders 
and  agricultural  implement  manufac- 
turers, Thorn-uke  FopNDRY,  King 
street  ;  Warehouse  and  ShowRooms, 
Castle  hill  [green 

Sparke    James    Bird,    attorney,  Scholes 

Spark.s  Francis  William,  wine  and  spirit 
merchant,  5  St.  Giles  st 

Spatchett  James,  chemist  and  druggist, 
Madder  m.irket 

Speedy  Rachel,  beer  retailer,  Thorpe  road 


Skiplon    William,  beer  retailer,  Catton    Spelnvin   William    &    Sons,  auctioneers 
B.<rli  lane  Lst  |      and  valui-rs,  and  estate  agents, 6  Saint 

Skoyles  Benjamin,shopkeepei,Bishopsale  j       Giles' street 

Skojles  Samuel,  shopkeeper,  Barrack  st    Spence  George,  shopkeeper,  Bridge  st, 
Slacey  An'hony,  cooper,  riiorpe  road        ]      St.  George's  [King  st 

Slack  Thomas,  millwright  and  engineer,  j  Spencer    Chiistopher,     surgeon.     Little 
St.  Giles' hill  [place  1  Spencer   Thomas,    beer  retailer,  Catton 


Slater  John  Belcher,  beer  retailer,  Julian 
Slater  Josh.,  lail-'r  and  drape r.Tombland 
Slaughter  Christopher,    butcher,    Saint 

George's,  Middle  st 
Slipper  t'harli  s.  turner.  Upper  King  st 
Smelling  Thiimas   (Cross   Keys  Tavern), 

St  Faith's 


Back  lane 
Spinks  James,  shopkeeper,  Cowgate  st 
Spinks  John,  land  agent,  Pottergate  st 
Spinks    Thomas,  shopkeeper.  Queen  st. 

Crook's  place 
Spooner  John,  boot  maker,  Thorpe 
I  Spooner  Edward,  beer  retailer.Barrack  st 


Smith  &  Sons,  chemists  and  druggists,  4  1  Spooner   lidward    F.,  upholsterer.  Saint 


Exchange  stand  Magdilenst 
Smith  &  Whitehead, smiths,  Oak  st 
Smiih  Benjn.  cabinet  maker.  Palace  st 
Smith  Charles,  coal  deitler,  City  road 
Smiili  Chrisiopher  Hill,  upholsterer,  Up- 
per Goal  lane. 
Smith  Daviil,  baker,  Magdalen  st 
Smith  Edw.  (Coach  and  Horses). Union  pi 
Smiih  Frances,straw  bonnet  maker,Berst 
Smith  Francis. acadeiny,St  Paul'sHackla 
Smiih  Hancock,  linen  draper.  Tombland 
Smith    Henry,  shopkeeper,  King  street. 
Crook's  place  [st 

Smith  James,  clothes  salesman, Magdalen 
Smith  James,  livery  stables,  Snrrey  road 
Smith  James,  poulterer,  Scholes  green 
Smiih  James  (Surrey  lav.),  Snriey  road 
Smith  James  Wilkins.  baker,  Botolph  st 
Smit'i  John,  iiaker.  Thorn  Inne 
Smith  John,  boot  maker.  Silver  st 
Smith  John,  tailor  &draper,  GtOrford  st 
Smith   John   &  Samuel,  tobacconists,  7 

Gentlemen's  walk.  Market  pi'  ce 
Smith  .liisppli,  beer  retailer.Oak  st 
Smith  Joseph  (Buck  Tavern),  Thorpe 
Smi'h  Robt.  bricklayer,St.  Stephen's  road 
.Smith  Robert,  smith,  Fishgate  st 
Smith  Sarah,  glover,  Magdalen  st 
Smith  Sarah,  mistress  of  Catholic  school, 
Ten  Bell  lane  [17  St.  Giles  st 

Smith  Susannah  &  Hannah,  milliners, 
Smith  Thimias,  (ishmonirer,UppermarUet 
Smith  William,  beer  retailer,  Coliourg  st 
Smith  Wm.  bookbinder,  Post-office  court 
Smith  Wm.  brazier,  &c.  St.  Giles'  hill 
Smiih  William,  china  and  glass  dealer, 

Back  Rampant  Horse  st 
Smith    William,     fancy    lepository,    11 

Lower  Goat  lane 
Smith  William,  j-lass  dealer,  Westgate  st 
Smiih  Wm.  miller,  Lakenham  Hall  road 
Smith  William,  saw  mills,  Philadelphia 
Smith  William,  veterinary  surgeon,  Pot- 

terga'e  street 
Smith  William  Lyall,  chemist  and  drug- 
gist, St  Stephen's  plain 
Siiiithdale  Thomas,  iron  &  brass  founder, 
St.  Ann's  FocNDtir,  St.  Aun's.Staith 
laue,  King  st 
Smyih    Edward,  agent  to   the  Bank  of 

England,  Ciiieen  st 
Snape  Jane,  lodging-house,  GSSt.Giles'st 
Snelling  &  I'hompson,   boot  makers,  10 

V>  hite  Lion  st 
Snelling  Ann,  milliner,  30  London  st 
Snelling    John    (Duke    of    Wellington), 
Pottergate  st  [st 

Snelling  Sarah,  ladies' school,  30  London 
SnellingThos.  last  maker,  Royal  Hotel  st 
SnellingThoMias,  shopkeeper,Magdalen  st 
Snow  Ann  (Waterloo  Tav.),  Upper  walk 
Snowdon  John   &   Son,    linen  drapers, 

Bridn«  SI,  St.  George's 
Soman  Lippy,  bootmaker,  Magdalen  st 
Scons  John,  gardener  and  seedsman.  St. 
Augustine  st  [Palace  plain 

Southern    Samuel,    surgeon's   assistant, 
Soutligale  Elizabeth,  lodging-house.  Up- 
per King  st 
Soutligate  Henry(Griftin  Tavern),Thorpe 
Southgale  William,  haker.  Barrack  st 
Spalding  James,  shopkeeper,  Cowgate  st 
Spall  William,  wheelwright,  Fishgate  st 
Spanton  Francis  (King's  Arms),  Ber  st 
Spark  John,  house  surgeon  to  the  Norfolk 
and  Norwich  Hospital,  St.  Stephen's  rd 
Sparkall  Alexander,  tea  dealer,  Market  pi 


Margaret  st 
Spooner  Mary,  milliner.  St.  Margaret  st 
Spratt  John  (Crown  and  Angel  Tavern), 

St.  Stephen  st 
Spratt  Sarah,  ladies'  school,  Bethel  st 
Spratt  Stephen,  beer  retailer,  Quay  st 
Spratt  William, coach  biiilder,Chapeltield 
Spratt  VMlliam,  corn  chandler.  Gun  lane 
Springall  Benjamin,  miller.  New  Catton 
.Springall  Isaac,  watchmalier,Wensuni  st 
Springall  James,  grocer,  Ber  st 
Springall  Robi-rt.  timbrel  la  manufacturer, 

St.  Stephen's  plain 
Springfield,  Son  &  Nephew,    silk   mer- 
chants, St.  Martin's  lane 
Slacey  Amy,  ladies'  school,  Thorpe  road 
Stacey  Edward,  house  agent,  Orford  hill 
Stacey  Mary  Ann,  milliner,  Orford  hill 
Stacey  William, carpenter,  Kirby 
Staff  John,Congreve  match  maker,Oak  st 
Staff  John   Rising,  attorney    and   town 

clerk,  St.  Andrew  st 
Stafford    Ann   Maria,   ladies'  school,  St. 

George's  Middle  st  [Andrew's  hill 

Stafford  Francis  ('Town  House  Tav.),  St. 
Staflord  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  Chapel  st, 

Crook's  place 
Stafford  William,  baker,  Julian  place 
Stamford  John  (Dolphin  Tav.),  Heigham 
Stammers  Robert,  smith.  Castle  ditches 
Stamp  Office,  St  Andrew  st 
Stangroom  John  (Duke  of  Sussex),  Saint 

Augustine  st  [road 

Stanhaw  George,  conch  builder.  St. Giles' 
Sianlt-yGeo  millwrigh  &eugineer,Elm  hll 
Stanley  Joseph,  shopkeeper,  Lwr.King  st 
Stanley  Jos.  stone  mason,  Chapelfield  rd 
Stannard  Alfred,  artist,  Upper  King  st 
StannartlCu  bit  t,  bom  basin  manufr.  Pit  tst 
Stannard  Emily,  flower  painter,Roselane 
Stannard  Juseph,  architect  and  surveyor, 

St.  Georee's  plain  [plain 

Stannard  Richard,  builder.  St.  George's 
StapletonRobt.boot  maker, Madder  markt 
St.\r  Fire  and  Life,  Office,  l4Castle 

meadow — Thomas  Sharpe.  agent 
Stark  William  &  Co.  dyers,  dressers,  and 

manufacturing  cheinists,  Duke  st 
Starkey  Mary  Ann,  schoolmistress.  Saint 

Benedict  st 
Slailand  John,  painter,  Surrey  st 
Starling  Everelda,  schoolmistress,  Saint 

Augustine  tt  [vert  st 

Stalling  Mary  Ann,  schoolmistress,  Cal. 
Starling  Sarah,  ladies'  school,St.George's 

plain  [place 

Statford  Sarah  Ann.schoolmistress.Union 
Stehbings  Henry,  livery-stables,  Upper 

St.  Giles'  st  [st 

Steel  &  Rix, cutlers  &  toy  dealers,Queen 
Steel   Henry   &   Co.,   wholesale  grocers. 

Bank  plain  [Goat  lane 

Steele  James  Smith,  watchmaker,  Lower 
Stepliens   Adeline,  schoolmistress,  Ten 

Bell  lane 
Stephenson    &    Matchett,      booksellers, 
printers,  stationers,  and   bookbinders, 

and  dealers  in  patent  medicines,  Mar- 
ket place 
Stevens  Charles  Frederick,  brazier,  &c., 
Magdalen  st  [Orford  hill 

Stevens  Gardiner  &  Wm.,  ironmongers, 
Stevens  Horace  William,  bookbinder  and 

printer.  Pottergate  st 
Stevens  John  Thomas,  law  stationer.and 
agent  to  the  Royal  Insurance  Company, 
Castle  meadow 


Stevens  Thos..  tailor,  23  Castle  meadow 
Stevins  Edward  (King's  Head  Tavern), 
St.  George's  Middle  st  [st 

Steward  &  Fislier.  attorneys,  Upper  King 
Steward    Edward,   proctor    and   notary, 

Upper  King  st 
Steward  Henry,  baker,  Bull  close 
Steward  James,  clothes  salesman.Tomb- 
land  [land 

Steward  James,  tailor  &  draper,  Tomb- 
Steward  Jo?..dyer.Bridge  st.St.  George's 
Steward  Patteson  Finch  &  Co.,  brewers 
and  wine  merchants,  Anchor  Brewery, 
Barrack  street 
Steward  Robert  &  Co.. timlier  merchants. 
King  stgates,&  South  Town,  Fa  jmoujfc 
Steward  Samuel,  bookbinder,  Elm  hill 
Steward  Saml.  W.  P.,brickmaker,C;aton 
Steward  Slephen(Redlion  Tavern), Mag- 
dalen street 
Steward  Timothy,  treasurer  to  the  board 

of  guardians.  Bridge  st,8t.  Andrew's 

Stewart   &  .Miller,  travelling  tea  dealer, 

St.  Lawrence  lane  [Stephen's 

Stewart  Emily,  milliner,  Redlion  st,  St. 

Stewart  George,  master  of  the  School  of 

Design,  St.  Andrew  st 
Stock  Thomas,  beer  retailer,  Peafleld 
Stocking  Mark, butcher,  St.  Stephen  st 
Stockings  Jonatban(Eagle  Tavemj.New- 
market  road  [Briggs  st 

Stocks  Allred  Joseph,  linen  draper, 
Stone  Elizbth.,lodging-house,Upr.Kirgst 
Stone  Henry,  blacksmiih.  Lower  King  st 
Stone  James,  attorney.  Castle  st 
Storey  Jas.,beer  retailer,  St.  Augustine  st 
Storey  John,  shopkeeper. St.  Augustine  st 
Storey  Wm.  (Brewers'  Arms),  Bull  close 
Stout  Simon,  carpenter.Poltergate  st 
Stretford  William(Tliree  Kings  Tavern), 
St.  Benedict  st  [Middle  st 

.String,  r   Robert,  baker.  Saint  George's 
Stubbs  Edward    (Golden    Lion  Tavern), 
Madder  market  [st 

Stubbs  George  (White  Hart", St.  Andrew 
Stubbs  James,  shopkeeper,  Fishei's  lano 
Suckling  George,  cabinet  maker.  Saint 

Paul's  New  opening 
S'jffolk    Edmund,  coal   dealer,   King  Et, 

Crook's  place 
Suffolk  Fire   Ofpioe,  Princess  st — 

William  Millard  &  Son,  agents 
Suffolk  Georte,  boot  maker,John  Bull  st 
Sultzer    John  &   Co  ,  manufacturers  of 

fancy  goods,  St.  Augustine  st 
Summer  Krancis,  boot  maker,  Plumstead 
Surflin  William  iBank  Tavern).  Bank  it 
Sursham  John  &  Co.,  corn  and  coal  mer- 
chants, Uensum  st  [st 
Sussams  William,  shopkeeper,  Heighani 
Sution  Daniel  Marrison,  tailor  &  draper, 

St.  Andrew  st 
Sutton  Fiancis,jun.,  smith,  Plumstead 
!  Sutton Henry,haberdasher,StAugustine3t 
Sutton  John,  butcher,  King  st 
Sutton  Rohert,rag,&c. dealer, Magdalen  st 
Sutton  Samuel,  working  cutler,  21  Gen- 
tlemen's walk 
Swan  S.irah,  milliner,  London  road 
Swann  James,  boot  makej,  Magdalen  st 
Swash  Barnaby, hairdresser,  St.  James  st 
Swash  James,upholsterer,  Brown's  court, 

St.  Stephen  street 
Swash   Robert   (Turkey    Cock    Taveru), 

Church  st,  St.  Simon's 
Sweatman     Henry  (Red    Rose    Tavern), 

Back  of  the  Inns 
Sjder  Elizabeth,  boot  makers,  Briggs  it 

TADMAN    William,    manager    of  Gas 

Works,SlLeonard's  hill, Bishop's  brdgo 

Talbot  George,  tailor  and  draper.  Bridge 

st,  St.  Andrew's  [Stephen  st 

Talbot   Robert   (George  'Tavern),  Saint 

Tanev  William,  coach  lace  manufacturer, 

Timbeihill  st  [Market 

Taney  William  &  Co., fishmongers  Upper 

Tann    Charlotte,   straw  bonnet  maker, 

Pottergate  street 
Tann  John,  baker.  Charing  cross 
Tann  Samuel,  upholsterer,  Pottergate  st 
Tann  Wm.W.,  bricklayer.  Pottergate  st 
Tarron  Maria,  milliner.  King  st 
TarteWm.carver&  g'lder.St.  Augustine  st 
Tattam  Elizabeth  &  Ann,  milliners,  Pot- 
tergate street  [gate  st 
Tattam  .Michael,    beer    retailer,  Potter- 
■Tawke  Arthur,  physician.  Upper  Kingst 
TaylorAdamiSc  Sons,altorneys,Oiford  hill 
Taylor  Chas.lPeacock  ),  St  Stephen  plaia 
Taylor  Elizabeth  C.  (Goldbeaters'  Arms) 
I      Bethel  street                               [Giles'  st 
1  Taylor  Elizabeth,  stay  maker,  Upper  St. 


67 


Noifollt. 


NORWICH,  &c. 


Viatel's 


Tav\or  Geofge,  truss  maker,  St,  Giles'  st 
Tij'vlQr  Jamea  \V,,huiaer,  Magdalen  st 
Taylor  John,  haltev.  Old  Post.ofl)oe  yard 
Taylor  J  ermli-%^laoKsni'.tl\,Sl, Stephen's  sq 
Taylor ,lQhii,  p^inttr,  Palace  st 
Taviar  John.statiQn  masifr,Thorpe  stfttn 


TictnianRoliarl,b(cr  re tailer.Thorpe  road 
Tillelt,  Ciilraaii  &  Mendham,  attorneys. 
jSt,  Aidiewsst  [Uemt-n's  w.ilU 

Tiliett  Ueniy  (H;<lf  Mnou  T.ivern),  Gen, 
Tillett  Jacob  Henry,  lire  offloe  agent, St. 

,„.,^,_. , ,_ .._   ,         -I      Andrews  st 

Ta'jl'H  John  S«  liimesicpopers'  rim, shovel  1  Tillett  Mary  Ann,  shopXeeper.  Oak  st 
;ind  measure  makers,  huwl  turners  and  |  Tills  Ucn^amin,  shopkeeper,  Magdalen  st 
carpenters,  St-   Mirlin's   palace  plain  i  Tilney  Kobert,  boot  maker,  KIrhy 
and  Magdalen  road  I  Tillvard  Abraham, boot  makr,Ma5dalen8t 

Taylor  ,)"hn  Oddin,  i.ttorney.St.  Giles'  st  ]  TiH.va'd  *:  Howlott,  curiiera  and  leather 
Taylor  Mary  (Castle  In"), Castle  meadow  I      sellers.  Potiert;ate  st 
Taylor  Wiliiam,  surgeon,  Prinpes  st  i  TiUvard  &  Son,  boot  makers.  Elm  hlH 

Taylor  William,  painter.  New  Catton        1  Tillyard  Ueheo  ,t>aberdasber,M.'8!dalen8t 
Tavlor  William,  tailor.  Princes  st  j  TiHyard    Robert  Thotiias  &  Co.,    boot 

Taylor  William  lirown,  lohaccunist,  tea       makers,  t'pper  Ootit  lane 
dealer.  Railway  cigar  and  tohacfi  F.m,  j  T'Iston    Tli'mias    {Greyhound  Tavern), 
porinm,  iiextdoorto  the  Trumpet  Jnn,  j      Potier^ate  si 

Si,  Stephen  street  Tinker  Horace,  hoot  maker,  I  horpe 

Teasal  John,  carpenter,  Cowgate  st  I  Tinker  William,  boot  maker.  Princes  st 

TeasalOshoin  Unsiall,  builder  and  saw  i  Tinkley   Esther,  boot   maker,  Rampant 

railU,  Fishergate  st  Horse  st 

Terr-ev  Sarab,  beer  retailer,  St,  PanJ's  st      Tinkley  Mary,  milHner,  8  BinK  st 
Terrington   William   (Railway  Tavern),  ]  Tipple  John,  hoot  maker,  Elm  hill 

Upper  King  st  [sate  at  :  Tipple  John,  tailorand  draper,  London  st 

Thajne  Edward,  basket  maker.  Potter,  i  Todd  D:>vy,  blacksmith,  Branie?ton 
Theatre,  Theatre  st— Joseph  Clarence,  !  Todd  John,  tailor  and  draper,  Queen  st 

lessee  Ldon  st  \  Tolladay  Joseph,  mattress  maker,  Lower 

Theobald  Thomas  &  Son,  sJovers,  Lon- 1     W'stwick  st  [Castle  st  j 

Thirkettle  &  Scott, cabinet  makers,Ber  st '  TomUnson  Robt. Stewart, plover  Shatter.  I  WAHE    Frances,    woolI«)n     draper,    I* 
Thirkeltle  Harriet,furrier,  St, Benedict  st  ■  TomlinsonWm.lo  'ging  house.Biink  plain        Eomlon  st 

Thirketlle  My.Ann,m.illiner.Sl.  Gile-s'  bill    Tompsoii  Willi  m,  currier,  Oove  tt  |  Wade  John,  cabinet  maker,  Bank  et 

Tliirkettle  Tbo«,  (Aiilre  T^v),  Brii;gs  st    ,  Took  Michael,  shopkeeper,  Bcr  st  Wade  Robert,  hair  dresser,  RedweH  st 

Thirlietllo  William,  smith  &  hellhrnger,  :  Tooke    Sarah    Roberts,  boot  and     shoe    W'aite  William  ^  8on,   braaiers,  &c.,3a 
Barker's  conrl,Timher)ull  [st  '      maker.  Rampant  Hor.se  st     [Market  pi  |      London    street         ^^  [st 

Thirile  James, boot  maker,  50  Pottergaie  Tnrris  &  Son,  l)omhasin   manulacturers, 
ThirlleTbos.,livery--stahles,GoldenBalt  at    Tovells  George,  cement  dealer.  King  st 
ThirlleThQmas,hnotand  shoe  maker,  &    Towell  Thomas,  beer  retailer.NewCatton 
'  ...    "poy^teii  \Vjl|iara,  seedsman, UpperKiiig  f.t 

Towler  Campin  &  Co.,  bombasin  manu^ 
factureis.  Elm  bill  [st 

Towler  Hannah,  haberdasher,  Magdalen 
Town  Ci-eisk's  Office,  .St,  Andrew's  st 
— John  Rising  .Staff,  town  clerk 

fi.a.vc,  ,^,.,...-,    ,.,-..    , n    TownleyJ(inatban,atlorney, Brazen  doois 

hurdles,  and  agents  for  Miltter'»  patent    'Jown»end  Geur.ge(Crownlav.),Elm  hill 
lire    resisting    safes    and    boxes,  and    Townsbead  Sarah,  miHine-r,  Ba'olph  st 

Macintosh's  India  rubber  wa5hers,&c,  '  Townshend  Eligabeth,  milliner.Bethel  &t  !  Wall  Harriet,  ladies'  school,  Dereham 
Gentlemen's  walk.  Market  place;  I  Townshend  Samuel,  caiver  and  gilder,  |  Water  John  Camble,  eotion  winder. 
Castle  st,  &  Bridge  st,  St.  George's        |      Bethel  st  [Pottergate  st       Toolev  st  [St.  Benedict'i 

Thompson  CUarles,5choolota5ter,.lutian's    Townshend  William  (Boy  &   Cup  Tav.),  i  Waller  Robert,  wheelwrisbt.  Barn  road, 
alley  [pint  Horse  st '  Townshend  Zechariali,ho"t  nikr.Peafield  I  Xt'alls    Snsaniwh,   millintr.    Bridge    st, 

Thompson  Christopher,brazier,&c., Rani'    'Trevor    Henry,  cabinet  maker,  5  and  G  j      St.  Giles'  [Poiteriatesi 

'ThompsonGabrjel, beer  retailer),Mill  lane        Post  Office  st  [Barrack  st    Walmsley   George  W.,  carpenter.  West 


Underwood  Henry,  modeller  and  cement 

merchant,  So.^olioim   Works,  Saint 

Margaret  st 
Underwood  John,  builder,  Lower  Kinf»  ."^t 
Union    Firb  <-)ffioe,  !>  St,  Giles' st— 

James  ^\  inter,  agent 
Uperoft  .lames,  beer  retailer,  Magdalen  st 
Upcofi  William,boQkhinder  and  printer, 

Tisligate  St 
Utting  John,  bnot  and  shoe  maKei",  Saint 

George's,  Middle  st 

VARI'EY  John,  cabinet  maker.Surrey  st 
Vasr^ar  James,  baker.  Paragon  st 
Vassar  John.  be«r  retailer,  Ber  st 
Venables  &  Plowman,    linen   drapers,  ii< 

(ientlemen's  walk 
Vincent  &  Burrell,  architectural  carvers^ 
joiners  and  builders.  All  Saints'  green, 

and  Horn's  lane.  King  .^t 
Vincent  Eliaa, milliner,  9  St.  Giles'  hill 
Vincent  Henry,  hragier  &o.  Benedict  st 
Vincent .(  imes,linen  draper,Rschangc  st 
Vlieland  .lerome,  professor  of  languages. 

Upper  King  .st  '[st 

Vyall  Daniel, roal  merchant,  St.  Andrews 
Vyall  George,   painter,  Hole-in-the-Wall 

lane,  Pottergate  st 


a^ent  for  Hawkins'  rotary  heels, 
Bridewell  alley,  St,  Andrew's 
Thomas  Robert  (Cock  'Tavern),  Prayton 
Thompson  St  Son,  furnishing  and  general 
ironmongers,  oil  and  oolourmen,  iron 
merchants  and  manuf  icturers  of  stove 
grates,  fenders,   iron    palisading    and 


Wales    William,    bnilder.   St,    Stephen 
Walker  James,  butcher,  Coslany  st 
Walker   Lewis,  hoot    and    shoe    maker. 

Chape!  st  [St.  George'i 

Walker  Rirhard,  shopkeeper,  Bridge  st. 
Walker  Robert,  letter.press   printer,   St, 

Mile's,  Chu'ch  si 
\\  alker   Thomas,  baker.  Cation  [st 

Ualker  Thomas,  builder,  St  Benedict 
Walker  lhos.&  Co.  yarn  agents,Calvert  st 
W  all   Ellen,  mistress  of  British  school, 

Peaiield  [roaa 


Thomp; 

'Thompson  (Jeorge  (Canleen),  Barrack  st 
Thompson  Henry,  chemist  and  druggist, 
?a  St.  Siejihen  st                                 [st 
Thomp.son    James,   bricklayer,  Fishgate 
Thom psonJohn(  Anchor Tav.),Silver  toad 
Thompaau  Joseph,  baker,  Mousehold 
Thompson  J  OS.,  grocer, -.^a  White  Lion  st 
'I  hoHip8onMariin,beer  retailer,liarrack  st 
Thompson  Philip,  shopkeeper.  Cherry  st 
Thompson  Robert,  surgeon.  Theatre  st 
T  ""  '"-"•-      -^ 


Trevv    Archibald   Chaile.s,  beer  retailer, 
Tripp   John,  smith  and  bellhangev.  All 

Saints'  green 
Trohy  John,  professor  of  music.  Elm  hill 
TroQiow  John,  clothes  salesman.  Lower 

Westwick  st  [Back  lane 

True  Elizbth,straw  boi:nelrar.ker, Catton 
Truman   William,  boot  and  shoemaker, 

St,  Giles' hill  [st 

Tuck  Charles  Edward,  a{torney,St.Gile!. 


Walters  Sarah,  ladjes'  sebeoj.  Rampant 
Horse  st  [AndrevPs'  hill 

Ward  Cecilia,  straw  bonnet   maker,  St. 
Ward  George,  baker,  I  Little  Orlbrd  st 
Ward  Geoige,  Isaker,  Redlion  st 
Ward  .las- oaipeoter,    St.   Andrews' Hill 
Ward  Robert, cattle  dealer,St. Catherine's 
terrace  [Benedict  nt 

Ward  'Thomas,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  St. 
Ward  William  (Wounded  Hart  Tavern  J, 
bonrpson    Thomas   (Redlion    Tavern), !  Tuck  James  Stanuard,  tailor  and  draper,  "      Upper  market 

Bridge  st,  St,  Andrew's  [st  •      Lower  Goat  lane  [line  st  ]  Ward  Wiliiam,  baker,  St.  Andrew's  hill 

Thompson  William,  beer  retailer.  King  '  Tuddeman  Ewd.,  beer  retailer, Si.  Angus,  j  Warmon  Benjamin(CarUinal'5  Cap  Tav), 
Thorndick    Henry,    Ictter^press  {winter,    Tuesdon  ,lo.hn  &  Joseph,  waolesale   rag  |      St,  Benedict  st 

Princes  street  1      dealers,  Coalany  st 

'Thorn'ess  James,  shopkeep'-r.  Pump  st    j  Tulis  William,  beer  retailer,  Botolph  st 
Thoins  Ruhcrt.iranmonger,HExohange  st  ;  TungateWilluim,clothes  salesman, Lower 
Thorold  John  s^meaton,  millwright  and  |      Weslwick  st  (st 

engineer.  Foundry  Bridge  road  j  Turner  &  f  iske,    linen  drapers.  London 

'Thoridd  William,  civil  engineer,  Fouu- ;  Turner  Edmund,  Erocer,10  \\hileLion  st 

dry  Bridge  roaU  I  Turner  O-orge,  academy,  Pottergate  st 

Thorpe  Alfred,  boot  maker.  King  st  gates  ;  'I'nroer  James  IVl.,iron  f.iunder,NuR\viCB 
Tiorpe  EUaa,  milliner,  Botolph  st  i     Eoonury,  St.  Andrew.^  st 

Thorpe  Sarah, lai'ies'  school,  St.  Giles  st  i  Turner  Joseph(Anchnr  Tavern), Surrey  jl 
Thorpe  Thomas,  hair  diesse-r,  Coslany  st   Turner  Samuel  (Woadsead  Ferry  lav). 
Thorpe  V\  m.  hairdresser,  St.  Stephen  st '      Brametlon 
'Thurpe  W  illiam(\Voalpackers»    Tavern),  j  Turner  Samuel,  painter,  Bramertoii 

Botolph  st  [road  j  Turner   Thomas,  hoot  and  shoe  maker. 

Thereby  Roberl,shopkeeper,Sl. Stephen's  1      Catton  Back  lane 
'Thrower  Noah  (Woolpaek  Tavern),  Gol,  '■  Turner   William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  I  WariieU  Cb  irles,  bricklayer.  King  st 

den  Ball  st  [Doors  load!      St.  Benedict  st  [  Palace  st  |  W.irren  (ieorgo,  sniveyor,  New  Cation 

Thurgar    Walter    C.    snrgeon,     Bra*en  |  Turnc-r   William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,    W'atering  .lames,  boot  and  shoe   maker, 
Thurlow  David, bout  raa'ur, Surrey  mews  j  Tiirrell  James, shopkerper,  Ber  st  John  Bull  st  [.Stephen  st 

'i'liurlow 'Thomas  (Jubilee  Inn),  Ber  st     ; 'Turtle    Francis   Gilling,    silk  anJ   yarn    Watering    John,    linen    draper,  ()9    St. 
"Thurston   Carnaby,  baker,  Catton  Back  j      throwskter,  Botolph  si  Waters  Emma,  loflging-lmuse,  7  Bank  &t 

l.,i,g  [Stephen  st  I 'Tuitell  John  VV..&hopkeep(fr,  Peatielil       |  Waters   Frederick    William,    miller  and 


Warne  George,  boot  and  shoe  maier,  St. 

Failb'siane 
VA  arne  George  (Cellar    House   Tavern), 

Bridge  st.  St.  George's 
Warnei     Edward    (Letters  Tavern),  St, 

Saviour's  lane  [Giles  st 

Warner  Wm.  iic  Co.,  brass  founders,  SI. 
Warnes  Charles,  schoolmaster.  Union  pi 
VVarnes   Eliaahcih,  music    seller,     lii 

P&'.lereate  st  [veit  st 

Warnes  .lohn  William, paper  hanger,CaU 
Warnes  Rebecca,  school  mi.strpss.  Union 

place  [Bridge  road 

Warnes  Robert  (Royal  Tavern)  Foundry 
Warnes  Wm.   tishnaonger.  Upper  market 


Thurston  Hanicl  (Bull  Tavern),  Saint  j 'Tuitell  William,  b-iker,  Traf.ilgar  st 
Thurston  James,  linen  draper,.'»Uavcy  p!  !  'Tnxlord  Ann,  trunk  maker,  <"aslle.st 
Thtaston   Richard  Henry,   oonfeotiooer,  |  Twis8ChristapUer(Uann)anlHoiselJoli'l). 


5st.  Stephens  st 
Th'ii'aites  John,  beer  retailer.  King  st 
Tbwaites  John  (King's  Head  Tavern )^Si, 

Stephens,  st  [lane 

Tibb   John   (Rifleman    Tavern),   Cmss 
'Tirtd  Kobert,  shopkeeper,   St,  George's, 

Middle  st  [  Timberhill  st 

Tidman  Hannah.aervants'  ligister  ollice, 
Tidman  James,  cooper.  Oak  st 
Tidmau  Uohett,  jroQcr,  Ucr  nt 


Rampant  Horse  st  [Benediclst 

Two^uiid  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker. 


coal  dealer,   l.ovri'T  Weslwick  st 
Waterton  E'lward,  tailor.  Silver  road 
Watson  i*<  B  irnham,allorneys,S"rrey,  st 
W.atson  Ann.  stonemason. Castle  meadow 
Uatson  Edward,  coal  merchant.   King  st 


I'ysiack  VV  iiliaiu  Valentine,  hair  dresser,  i  Watson  Edward,  halter,  11  Briggs  st 
JJTLondonst  I  Watson  Edward  0„  carpenter,  Chapel 

I      st.  Crook's  place 

ULPH   James  (New  Brewery  Tavern),    Watson  GiJbeit  Pickering,  chemist  and 
Barrack  st  druggist.  Lower  King  st 

Ulph  William,  dyer.  Lower  Westwick  st    Watson  James,  carpenter.  New  Catton 

Un'lciwood    &     Gaae,    lime    burners,  I  Watson  Jas.  Crane,  carpenter.  King  st 
'Fherpe  road  1  Wateon  John  tStarlnn^,;*  Havmatk.e{ 


G8 


IB  i  recto  I  p. 


NORWICH,  &c. 


Xoifolfe. 


Watsou  Joseph,  beer  retailer,  Cowgatesl 
\VattsJa!'.ilonfonn(li-.&  engineer,|{08e  la 
Watts  Jolin,  beer  retailer,  iMoiischold 
Watts  Jolin  Winter  (Exmouth  Tavern), 

Si.  Sleplieii  St 
Waits  Jahn  W  (Vmilts),. Julian  place 
Watts  Samu*-!,  shopkeeper,   Poltergate  st 
Walls  Thomas,  surveyor,  Pitt  st 
Wa\te    Mary,   mistress  of   Balderstmie's 

school.  Coli'gate  st  [market 

Weavt  rWilliaro  &  Son, fishmongers, Upr 
Weavers  Robert,  ginger  beer,  &c.  maker, 

Heieham  st 
VTohb  Henjiimin,  shopkeeper,  St.  Faith's 
Webb  Mary  Ann, milliner,  Calvert  st 
Webb 'Ihornas,  saddler.  Castle  st 
Webb  William,    rope  and  twine  nia,ker, 

Maadalen  s(  [market 

Web.sdnle  John  ([.Bmb  Tavern),  Hay.- 
Websdale  Wm,  npliolslerer,  Sarrey  st 
Webster    Benjamin,    tea   dealer.  Ri>\al 

Hotel  st  [Ball'st 

Webster  Eliznbelh,  shopkeeper.  Golden 
Webster  John, hair  dresser, 'I'imberhill  st 
Wehsier  John,  glover,   Tiniberhill  st 
W'ehster  Matl.beer  retailer,St,James  row 
Webster  Kohert,  clothea  salesman,    St. 

L  iwrenec  steps 
Webster  Thomas.agenf,  Pottergate  st 
Webster  Thomas,  letter-press    printer, 

PotlergBte  st  [st 

Webster  William, livery  stahles,Wen3um 
Weeds  Sarah,  baker,  Thori  e  [st 

Weeks  William,  painter,  St.  Augustine 
Weights  and  Measures  Office,  St, 

Andrew  st 
Well  William,  butcher,  Coslany  st 
Wells  Peler  Minhael,  tailor,    Mandall's 

Court,  Princes 


Wigger  John    H.  A.,  dealer  in  pictures 

and  objects  of  vertu,  Belliel  st 
Wiggett  Joseph,  turner,  Calvert-st 
Wiggins  John  (SaraoensHeadJ.St.Giles'st 
WlKham  Robert,   tobacco  roanufacturer, 

lOHayrnarket  [Stephens  st 

Wigmer    Elizabeth    (Wheat    Sheaf),   St. 
Wiloli  James,  baker.  King  st 
Wilcli  John,  baker.  King  st 
Wild  Francis,  ace  onntaul.  Upper  King  si 
Wild  Stephen, governor  of  city   goal,  St. 

Giles'  gati'S  [road 

Wilde    Frederick,  painter,  St.   Stephen'- 
WildeJohn,    collector.    Inland   Revenue 

tifRce,  St.  Andrews  st 
Wilde  Matthew  (Trowel  and  Hammer), 

St,  Stephens  st 
Wilde  William,  auctioneer  .•and  appraiser, 

coroner   fur  the  city,  and  clerk  to  the 

magistrates  lor  licensing  and  billeting, 

4  Post  Olflre  st 
Wilde  William,  jiin.,  auctioneer,  4  Post 

()(Bce  street 
Wilkin  Josiah,  tailor,  Chapelfleld  road 
Wilkins  Robt.prolessorof  musin, Bethel  st 
WilkinsonHenry,  saddler,  80  St,  Giles' st 
Ulllcy  .Samuel,  shopkeeper.  Cow  gate  st 
Willett  Eagle,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  i 

St.  Stephens  road 
Willett  Edward,  &  Nephew  &  Co,,  bom- 

birin  manufacturers,  Pottergate  st 
Williams    John    (Eagle   Tavern),    West 

Pottergate  st 
Williams  John.confcc  ionpr,Pottergate  st 
Williams  JohnHen'y,shopkeeper,Duke  st 
Williams  Josiah,  grocer.  Swan  lane 
Wi'liams    Mary,    ladies'    school.    West 

Pottergate  st  [st 

Williams  Lewis  (Moon  and  Stars),  Duke 


Wells  Stephen  Edward,  auctlnneer  and  ,  WiUiment  George,  bricklayer,  St. Angus- 
surveyor,  Post  Office  st  I      line  street 
WcllsThos.vet.surgeon,  Castle  meadow  i  Willinieut  James,  shopkeeper,  St,  Au- 
Wclls  William,  butcher,  Sprowston  |      gustine  street 
Welton  John,  pork  biiteher,  St,  Stephen's  ^  Willlment  Richard,  silk  and  crape  manu- 

Back  street  1       facturer,  Calvert  street 

Welton  William,  baker,  St.  Benedict  st     '.  W illins  Williani,atiorney,  St.  Andrew's, 
West    Edmund,  shopkeeper, New  Cation  j      Hall   plain 

West  Geo'ge.file  cutter.Barge  yd  King  st    Willis  Maria,  milliner.  Tinkler's  la  [ham 
West  John,  beer  retailer.  King  st  [  Wills  .Anthony  F.  (Gibraltar  Arms).  Heig. 

West  John  ,  beer  retailer.  Drayton  I  WillsRebeoca, milliner, Heighamcausway 

Weslfield   John,  Venetian    blind  maker.    Wills    W  illiam,  tanner  and    felliuonger. 

Holland  court,  Ber  st  {      Upper  Heigham 

West   op  £,\r.LANU    Firb    and  Life    Wilsea  Isaac,  beer  retailer.  Bridge  street, 

Office,     l.itile    tJrford    st— Edward  '      St.  George's 

Freestone,  agent  !  Wilsea  John,  beer  retailer,  Coslany  st 

Westminstfr   Life    Officbs,  Upper  :  Wilsh  John, shopkeeper.  King  st 

King  st,  Foster,  Unthank  &  Co.;  Upper    Wilson  George,   shopkeeper,   St.   Cathe. 

Surrey  st,  Peter  Day;  and  Magdalen  st,  '     rine's  plain 

Edmund  Slingsby  Drury  Long,  agents    |  Wilson  George,  wholesale  and  retail  con- 
Weston    Charles,    brewer.     Bridge    st,  '      lectioiiei'  and  Iruit   merchant,  6, 7  and 

St.  George's  [st        8  Queen  st 

Weston  James,  watch  maker, We«Hegate    Wilson  George,  shopkeeper.  Barrack  st 
Weston  John  gardener  and  seedsman, St  (  Wilson  George,  shopkeeper.  Peacock  st 


Stephen's  Back  st 
Weyer  Thomas,  hairdresser,  Coslany  st 
Whaites  Charles,  attorney,  TomblandJ 
M'hall  Jolin,  beer  retailei,  Cowgate  st 
Whall  Robert,  shopkeeper,  King  street. 

Crook's  place  [dalen  st 

Wharmstall   Chailes,  shopkeeper,  iMag- 
Wharton  George,  physician.  Upper  close 
Whiffin  James  &  Co.  bu'cher.s  Duke  st 
Whitaker  John,  brickmaker,  Thorpe 
White  Andrew,  shopkeeper.  Oak  st 
While  Jeremiah,  carpenter  and   builder. 

Thorn  lane,  Ber  si 
White  Peter,  ironmonger.  Bank  plain 
White  Pliillis,  milliner.  Upper  Goat  lane 
Whi'e  Richard,  dentist.  Tuck's  court,  St. 

Giles'  st 
White  W  illiam,  turniture  broker.   Saint 

Gregory's  Church  alley  [Thorpe 

M'hite  William,  gardener  and  seedsman. 
Whitehead  George,  stonemason,  Ber  st 
Whitehead  Philip,  baker.  Upper  Market 
Whitehonse   John,     ironmonger,    Saint 

Benedict  st 
Whiting  Wm,  schoolmaster,   St,  Paul  si 
Whitlam  Thos,  cutler.  West  Pottergate  st 
Whitrick  James,  shopkeeper,  West  Pot. 

tergate  st  [cross 

Whiitai;er  John,  lime  burner.  Stoke  Holy 
Whittriok  Hani,  coal  dealer,  Julian  place 
WhitworihThomas.boot  and  shoe  maker, 

Botolph  st  [Packet  yd, King  st 

Wickhani  William,  coal  dealer.  Steam 
Wickin    Mary,  tailor    and    shopkeeper, 

Lakenhain  Hall  road 
M'icks  Robert,  shopkeeper,  Ber  st 
Wicks  William,aoademy,Duke'sPalaee  st 
Widdows  Francis,  haberdasher,  Magda- 
len street  [Upper  St,  Giles' 
Wigg  Edward  (King's  Head  Tavern), 
Wigg  Thomas  Carter,  hop  and  tea  mer. 

chant,  Calvert  st 


Wilson  James.  supervi>or,  Victoria  st 
Wilson  Mary,  ladies'  school,  13  Crescent, 

Chapeifield 
Wilson    Thomas,    copper-plate    printer. 
Chapel  st.  Crook's  place  [Dog  rd 

Wilson  William,  furniture  broker,  Laine 
Wilson  Wm.  jun.,aiiQrney,  LanieDogrd 
Wilson  William   Stilt,  mauager  to   the 
East  of  England  Bank,  Up.Haymarket 
Winter  Charles,  boot  and  shot  manufac- 
turer. Upper  inarliet  [bi-rliiU  st 
Winter  George,  grocr  and  baker.  Tim- 
Winter  James,  attorney,  9  St.  Giles'  st 
Winter  John,  baker.  St.  Margaret  st 
Winter  Robert,  baker,  Cobourg  st 
Winter  Samuel,  baker,  Magdalen  st 
Winter  Thomas  (New  Inn),  Green  hills 
Winter  Wm.,  brnsU  maker,  ftiagdalen  st 
Winter  William,  china  and  glass   dealer, 

Timberhill  st 
Wiuier  William, painter, Timberhill 
Wiseman  Isaac,wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

Post  Office  st 
Wirenian  Robert,  bricklayer,  Muspolest 
Wiihers  iViurtlia,  milliner.  Union  place 
U  ittrick  &   Sons,  coal  merchants.  Green 

Wail  yard.  King  st 
VVolton  John  Hyem,  grocer,  47Londonrd 
Womack  Geurge,  cabinet  maker,  IG  Char- 
ing cross  [Lion  st 
Woniacli  George,  clothes'  salesman, While 
Mood     Elizabelh,    schoolmistress,    Nor- 
wich \vorkhouse,Bridgest, St  Andrew's 
Wood  Esther,  schooloMstress,  St.  P.iulst 
Woodcock  Henry,  dentist,  711  St.  Giles's! 
Woodcock  Samuel,  botcher.  Palace  st 
Woodcock  Sarah, mil  lint  r,St.  A  ugiistinest 
Woodgate  Philip.general  waraliousemaB, 
Castle  st  [Cation 
Woodhouse    John,    schoolmasler.    New 
Woodhouse   Margaret,     schoolmistress. 
New  Cat  ton 


Woodrow  Thomas,  pawnbroker  and  car- 
ver and  gilder,  Coslany  st 
Woodrow  Thoinos  John,  clerk  in  stamp 

office,  St.  Andrew  st 
Woods  Charles,  working  jeweller,  Wheat 

Sheaf  court,  St.  Stephen  st 
Woods  Georse  John,  currier, St.Greu'ory 'a 
Church  alley  [place 

Woods  Jas.  shopkeeper.  Queen  sl,Crook'3 
Woods  James,  beer  retailer.  Oak  st 
Woods  John,  tailor,  Paragon  st 
Woods  Peter,  beer  retailer,  Berst 
Woods  Robert  John  (Coach  and  Horses), 

Redlion  st.  Si.  Stephen's 
Woods  William,  fruiterer.  Union  place 
Woodward  George,  baker,  Julian  st 
W  ood  ward  Rebecca, millinr,St.Benedictst 
Woolbrigbt    Hilllam    Henry,   .attorney, 

Upper  King  st 

Wooliner  Clement  Amos,  boot  and  shoe 

maker,  Bridge  st,  St.  George's  [st 

Woolnough Martha, corn  chandlr.LrKing 

Woolntr  John,  chemist  and  druggist,  St. 

Andrew's  Hall  plain 
Woolsey   S.tmnel   (Bull  Tavern),  Upper 

walk.  Market  place 
Woolstone  Samuel,  baker,  Cherry  st 
Woolstone  Samuel,  chair  maker,  Laken, 
ham  Hall  road  [Doors  road 

Wordingham   William,    bnildei.    Brazen 
Wortuan  James,  builder,  Castle  meadows 
Wortley  Martha, milliner,.5  Briggs  st 
Wortley  Robert,  attorney,  Toinbland 
Wright  ^  Cattermoul,  builders,  Ber  st 
Wright  Benjamin  (Ribs  of  Beef  Tavern). 

Wensura  st 
Wriglit  Cook,  shipping  agent.  King  st 
Wright  Daniel,  brazier  &c.  Pitt  st 
Wright    George,  whiting    niauulacturer, 

Wellington  st 
W  right  Hanii.h,  milliner,  .St,  James  st 
U  right  Jacob,  iron  lunnder,  Muapole  st 
Wright  Jas  , tailor  and  shopkeeper, Ber  st 
Wright  James,  surveyor,  Magdalen  st 
j  Wright  John  &  Son,  land  agents.  Lower 
I      clo.se  [Elm  hill 

Wright  John  &  Son,  cape  manufacturers, 
Wrii:ht  Joseph,  painter.  Kins;  st 
Wright    Maiy,     slraw     bonnet     maker, 
Muspolest  [Thorpe 

Wright   Robert,  boot    and    shoe  maker, 
Wright  Robert,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  30 

London  st 
Wright  Robert  John,  surveyor,  Thorpe 
Wright  Sarah,  milliner.  Bet  st 
Wriglit  Thomas,  beer  retailer,  Waterloo 
W  riglit  Walter,  painter,  Surrey  road 
Wurr  Elizabelh.  milliner,  Ber  st 
W  urr  Thomas,  bricklayer,  Ber  st 
WyeHenry,boot  and  shoe  maker,EIm  hill 

YALLOP    Henry  (Red  House  Tavern) 

Timberhill  st 
Yallop  Sir  J.  H,  &  Bolingbroke  &  Co., 

47  Upper  St.  Giles' 
Yaringlon  Edward    William,  master  of 

blind  asylum.  Upper  Magdalen  st 
Yarington  William,  dyer,  Wensnni  st 
Yarringlou    Peter  ;M.,  superintendent  of 

police.  Police  Office,  Guildhall 
Yarrington    William,   superintendent  of 

watch.  Police  Office,  (Juildhall 
Yates  William,   china  and  glass  dealer, 

2  Davey  place 
Yaxley  Henry  (King's  Arms),  Botolph  st 
Y<-anies  Samuel  (Black  Horsr-i,  and  coal 

dealer.  King  st  [Andrews  st 

Yellop  Rubert  (GolJm  Can  Tavern),  St, 
Yorkshire   Fire  and  Life  OfficeJ 

Surrey  si  — Watson  &  Bamhani.  agent.'* 
Yonel|l  Joseph,  lailor.  St.  Stephen's  road 
Youel)   1  horoas,  bricklayer,  Cherry  st 
Vouell.  Wm,. glover,  St,  Catherine's  plaia 
Youn^'  Charles,  working  jeweller,  Castle 

n  eadovv 
Young  John,  baker,  24  St.  Stephen  st 
Young  Peter,  pump  maker,  Ber  st.  gates 
Young  William,   shopkeeper,  John  Bull 

St..  Crook's  place 
Younghusband  John,  gardener,  Thorpe 
Younghusband  IVIary,  niilliner,8  Davey  p| 
Youngs  John  &  Co.,  brewers  and  wine 

merchants.  Lower  King  st 
Youngs  Peter,  saddler,  St.  Faith's 
Youngs  William  F„baker,Tro«3eNewton 


ZABEL    James    George,  glass  staioer 
Lsdy  lane  |-,j 

Ziplel    Charles,  watch  maker.  Magdalen 
Zipfel  John,  watch  maker,  Magdalen  st 
Zipfel  Jo.seph,  watch  n.akcr,  Ber  st 
Zipfel    Matthew    (Rose    'Tavgin)    and 
watch  maker,  Oak  stj 

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DIRECTORY  of  NORWICH,  &c. 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY   AND 
CLERGY. 

Abbott    Mr*.  Clementina,  5  Saint 

Stephen's  squaie 
Abbot  Rev.  John,  St.  John's  Mad- 
der market  [Back  st 
Abhoit    flev.  Robeit,   St.  Stcphen'.s 
Adams  iMr.   William  Biyes,  King  .st 
Addison  iMr.Th"nias,  Fnnn<lry  road 
Akks  Mi-s  Lucy,  Custle  meadow 
Aib'ii  Ml-.  Samuel,  Thorpe 
Alderm;in  the  Mioses  — ,  Cro.ss  st 
Al'Ired  iMr.Jaines,St.Stephen's  road 
AMridu'e  .Mr.  John,  Sprowston 
Alf.xaiider  Rev.  Julin,  St.  George's 
Middle  street             [mad  terrace 
Alien    Mrs.    .Mary   W.,  1  Dereham 
Alp  Mrs.  Julia,  Lady's  lane 
Ames  Mr. Daniel,  LikenhaniHall  rd 
Andeisnn  Mrs.  Susannali,'riu)rpe  rd 
Andieivs  .Mr.  Thos,, St. Stephen's  sq 
Annison  Mrs.  Ellen,  Oak  .st 
AnsdellMrs.  Lucy,  Ch.^|ieifield  road 
Archdale  Kev.  Gto.D.D.,  Upi. Close 
Asker  .Mr.  Jan)es,Newniaiket  road 
A^pin  .Mrs.  Eli  ziithjSant  Stephen's  sq 
Atkins  Ml.  Robert,  Dereham  road 
Aufrere   Miss    Amelia,  Saint    Au- 
di evv's  hall  plain  [square 
Avres   Mr.  John,  6  St.  Stephen's 
Back  Miss  Jane,  18  St.  Giles'  st 
Back  Miss  Mary,  20  St.  Giles'  st 
Bacon  Miss  Mary  Ann,  Thorpe 
Bacon  Mr.  Nicholas,  C.irrow  road 
Bai;er  Mr. John,  IJra/en  Doors  road 
Baker  Mr.  John,  lb'  \'ictoria  st 
Baldwin  Mr.  John,  William  st 
Baiifathi'r  Rev.  Heniy,  S()r(uvstoii 
Banks  Mrs.  Maiy,  1   Grove  [)1.  terr. 
Barker  Rev.  A.  A.,  Lnwt-r  close 
Barker  Mis.  Ann,  Willow  lane 
Barker  Mis.  Ann,  Poitergate  st 
Barker  Mr.  Henry  Joliii,Tl!oi|)e 
BaikerMr.Johii,  Mount  Pleasant  la. 
Barker  Mrs.  Susan,  Distilleiy  st 
Barnard  .Mrs.  Kaiuiy,  Potteigalest 
Biirnes  tlie  Misses  Jane  &  Leonard, 

Biacondale 
Barnes  Mrs.  .Mary,  Upper  Surrey  st 
Barnes  iMrs.  Mary,  Dduro  lerrace 
Barn iiani.M IS. Klizabetli, Magdalen  .st 
Barton  Mis.  Hannah,  7  Piiwn  close 
Birton  Mr.  Hiniy,  11  V'lctoria  st 
Baiwell  .Mrs.  llar'riet,St.Siepbeii  st 
Bate  hclder  Miss  Sarah,  5  Newmar- 
ket terrace 
Batcln'ler  Rei*.  John,  Cook's  lane 
Bailey  Mrs.  Susannah,  Thorpe 
Beales  .Mr.  Rol)eit,  Sussex  st 
Beaies  .Mr.Tlios.,9  St.  Stephen's  sq. 
Beare  Miss  Amelia,  Calveit  st 
Beaninont  Mrs.  Domthy,  Chapel  st 
Beckwith  M rs.E I l/,th., Foundry  teir. 
Beiisley  Mr.  Ibomas,  '1  boij)e  road 
BeitsRev.VVm.  R.,  M.A.,\ewCatton 
Bignoid  .Mr.  Tin  mm.;,  (ireen  hills 
Bh.ckMr.Wm.SCn  scent  Chapeltield 
Blake  Rcv.  E'lward,  Brameiton 
Blak.- .Mrs.  Mary,  Mairdalen  st 
BlakeleyMrs.  Naomi,  MaKdaleii  st 
Blakist'Pii  Cai)t.  Thos.,  h.n., 'l"hoi-|)e 
Blofirld  Kev.  I  hmiias  John, Drayton 
Blowes  Rev,  Thoin  is,  Cattnn 
Bluiidei  field  Mrs.  Amelia,  11  New- 
market terrace 
Boarilman    AJrs.    Frances,    London 

t(  riaci-,  St.  Stephrii's  road 
Boaidinaii    Mr.    Itichaid  Roper,   1 

York  pi  ici',  Chaiiellii-ld  road 
Bone  .Mrs.  Alary,  Cross  st 
Booth  Miss  Fanny,  Upper  close 


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B'ltwiiKht  the  Misses — ,  Theatre  st 
Botwriglit   iNlr.   John    Coo[)er,  All 

Saints'  green 
Boulton  Mrs.  — ,  4  Victoria  st 
Bowden  Mr. John,  Lame  Dog  road 
Bia'lshawFrancis,Fs().,DraytonHa!l 
Bieretcni  Rev.  Charles  David,  Bra- 
condale  [mad 

Brewer  Rev.  Ebenezer,  l.l.b., Eaton 
Brown  Rev.  Jas.,  bd., St. Andrew  st 
Bmwn  Mrs.  iMaria,  Hrucondale 
Brown  Mrs.  Susan,  Lower  clnse 
Brown  Mr.  William,  Lower  close 
Brown  Rev.    Wil.iam  H.,  St.  Mar- 
tin's gates 
Browne  .Mrs.  Ives,  Upper  close 
Biowne.Mr.  William, Lame  Df>groad 
Biownti-  Id  Mrs.  Ann,  Magdiltn  st 
Browntield  Mr.Johii,i^ewn)arke!  rd 
Brownson  the  Misses  Ann  &Sarah- 
ihe  Chantry  [field 

Bull  Miss  Ann,  18  Crescent,  Chapt  1 
Bunn  Mr. William,  Lakenham  place 
Biirroughes  Henry  Negus,  Esq.,M.l'. 
Biirlingham  [ham 

Burroiighes  Rev. Jeremiah,  Burling- 
Bush.Mr  Henry,  6  Dereham  id    terr. 
Butcher  Mi.Jeremiah,!  1  Town  close 
Caldwell  Mr.  Thomas,  St.  Giles'  hill 
Calvert  Rev.  'I'homa'*,  Carrow  hill 
CampbellAlexander,Ks(].,Plumste.id 
Candler.Miss  Elizabeih,  I'liorpe  road 
Canham  Mr.  Rotieit, Adelaide  build- 
ings, Dereham  road 
Cannell  Mrs  Aim,  24  Victoria  st 
Caimell  Mr  Henry,  11  Newmarket 
road  [ket  road 

Caniifll  Mr.   Nunn,   10   Newmar- 
Caio  Rev,  Simon,  Westlegate  st 
Car|)enter  Mr.Geo.  9  Heighamterr. 
(Jarsey  Mrs.  Eliza,  Grove  placii 
Ca'^ter  Rev. Geo.,  m.a..  Lower  close 
Carter  Mrs.  Hannah, St.  Helen's  sq 
CarterMiss.M at  y Ann, Nelson  terrace 
Case  Mrs.  Ann, 30  Victoria  st 
Cavendish  Mr.'l'hos,  Newmarket  rd 
Chambers  Mrs.  Mary,  Theatre  st 
Chapman  Mrs.  Jane,  Pottergate  st 
Chit'ney  Mrs.  Ann, 37  Victoria  st 
Chitiv  Mrs.  M.  A.,  Catton 
Cl.irk'eMr.  Ricliard,  7  Chapel  field 
Clavton   Miss   Margaret   Elizabeth, 

Tiioipe 
Clay  Ion  Kev.  William  Ray,B.A.,Upper 

St.  Giles  st 
Coain  an  Mrs.Satab  Ann, Thorpe  rd 
Cohbllev.Jiio.Wm  .M.A.jCdli  gate  si 
Cockburn  Capt.  James,  Biacondale 
Cocksedne  Mrs.  M  otha,  Ber  st 
Cole  Mis.  Ann,  Thorpe  road 
Cole  Rev  Edward,  Plumstead 
Otllyer  .Mrs. Catherine,  Upr.Kingst 
Collyer  Colmiel  William,  Toinbland 
Colman  Mr.  Thninas.IjameDoi;  road 
(Jook  Rev.  Bell,  Douro  terrace 
Co(d<  Mrs.  Eli/aheth,  Foundry  rond 
Coole  Mr.  Frederick,  12  V^ictoria  st 
Cooper  Miss  Louisa,  Tliurpe  road 
Cooper  Mrs.  Mary,  Cioss  st 
Corbonld  Mrs.  Kiizabih,Cha|iel  field 
t^orhy  Mr.  VVilliam,  Biacondale 
Cutteiill  Rev.  (Jcorue,  ICarlhain 
Cozens  Mrs.  .Mary  Ann,  Pitt  st 
Crane  Captain  Pointer,  7  Dereham 
roatl  ten  ace  [roid 

Ciisp    .Mr.    James,  n.  n.,    Thorpe 
Crom|)ton  Rev.  Joseph,    Bank  jilain 
Cross  Mr.  James,  '.Vl  Victoria  st 
Cullen  Mr.  Thos., West  Pottergite  si 
(;iilley  .Mis.  Hannah,  Lower  close 
Davey  Miss  Elizabeth,  Magdalen  st 


Davey  the  Misses  Rachael,    iSIar- 

uaret  &  Lydia, 'Phorpe 
Davev  Mrs.  Sarah,  Calvert  st 
Davey  Mr.  William,  Masidalenst 
Davey  Mr.  William  P., Dei  chain  road 
Davis  Mr.  James,  ('alveit  st 
Dawson  Mr.  George,  St.  Gile.s'hill 
D.iy  the  Missfs  — ,  Potteigalest 
Day  Rev.  Charles,  i\i.a.,  Piit  st 
Day  Rev.  Edward,  Knby 
Day  Miss  ETuabi  ih,  Lower  close 
Day  Rev.  George,  M.A.,  Ber  st 
Deacon  Rev.  Jas.,M.A.,  Pottergate  .st 
DeCan.xM'S.Prsch, St  Migustine  st 
De  Caiix  Mr.  WiHiim,  Thorpe 
Decks  Mis.  Christiana,  St. Georee's 

Middle  st  [Catton 

Dennes  Mr.  William  Martin,  New 
Diamond    Mr.      William,     Mount 

I'leasant  lane 
Dix     Mr.    Francis,    8    York  place, 

Chapelfield  road 
Douiihty  Mrs.    Batliia,   .•^Welling- 
ton terrace  [.Middle  st 
Drake  Mrs.  Charlotte,  St.  (Jeoige's 
Dring  Miss  Ann,  26  St.  Giles'  st 
Diummoml  Rev.  Thos. ,Upr. King  st 
Duckett  Mr.  James,  6  St  Giles'  hill 
Duge  Mr.  John,  St.  (iiles'  road 
DuiinettMr.Thos  ,5  Wellington  terr. 
Eaton  Mr.  'I'homas,  Clianelfield 
El'bs  .Mr.  Zachariah,  8  William  st 
Ellir)t  Mr.  John, 2  Crescent,  Chapel 

field  [die  st 

Ellis  Mrs.  Mary,  Sf.  George's  Mid- 
Elmer  Mrs.  anil.  Bank  st 
Elwiii   Mi>s     Pliillippa    Elizabeth, 

Upper  King  street 
Etiiciidge  Mr.  Philip,  Carrow  road 
El  bridge  Rev.  James,  Willow  lane 
Ethiidge  Mr.  Robert,  7  Victoiia  st 
I'^veiett  Robert,  Esq.  Calvert  st 
Everett  Mr.  Isaac,  Pottergate  st 
Everiit    the  Misses    ,    Mount 

Pleasant  lane 
EwiimMr.  VVilliam  C.,Po-tOffice  st 
Fair  Mrs.  Susannah,  7  York  place, 

Cliapelfielil  road 
Fairer  Mr.  John,  Calvert  st 
Faiilke  Mr.  J.imes,  23  Victoria  st 
Fitkling  Mr.  Thos.,  St.  Stephens  st 
Finchlev  Mrs.  Betsey,   2  Dereham 

road  terrace 
Fisher  Mrs.  Julia,  Bethel  .st 
Fisher  .Mrs.  Mary,  St.  F.iith's  lane 
Fift  Miss  .Mary  Ann,  Covvgate  st 
Ford  Rev.  Charles,  Postwiik 
Forster  Mr.  Robeit  W.  Bethel  st 
Forster  Mr.  William,  11  NeNon  st 
Fonlger  Rev.  Wm.,   Upiier  King  st 
FoulkesRev.  — ,Sf.M  at  tin-at -Palace 
Fountain  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  To<dey  st 
FoxMi.  William,  Lame  Doa  road 
Francis  Mi-s  Elizabeth,  10  Crescent, 

Cha|)el  field 
Francis  Mr.  John,  Calvert  st 
Franklin  Rev.  Henry,  Heigbam  hill 
Freeman  Mr.  Wm.,  Heigbam  Lodge 
Frost  Rev.  William,  Tnorpe 
Fulh  r  .Mr.  John  James,  4  Chapel- 
field road 
Ganning  Mi«s  Diana,  the  Chantry 
Gardiner  Mrs.  Ann,   4  Newmarket 

terrace  [Bridge  road 

Garrad  Mrs.  .Mary  Sophia,  F'ouudry 
Garwood   Mrs.   Saiaii    Ann,    New 

Catton  [Lower  close 

Gib-on  theM'SsesElizabth.  &  Mary, 
(lilbert  Robert,  Esq.,  Tiiori>e  road 
Gladstone  Rev.  John  E.,  Lakenham 

terrace 


Slatet'js 


NORWICH.  &c. 


iitrcctorg. 


Goocli  Mrs.  Mary/  Newmarket  road 
Goodwill  Rev.VVilliain,  m.a.,  Chapel 
field  [^tl■cet 

Goose  Mis.  Anna  Marin,  40  Victoria 
Gosling;  Mis.  Ami,  Po-twick 
Gmild  llfv.  Gt'()ra;e,  Sontlit!ate  st 
Go\\ias(  Ht'V.  George,  New   Cattoii 
Go^iiiR  Mr.  Stephen,  12  Newmar- 
ket terrace 
Grand  John,  Esq.,  74  St.  Giles*  st 
Gray  Mrs.  Ann.St.Panl's  BhcU  hine 
Gray  Rev.  Joseph,  Potterirate  st 
Gray  Mr- Joseidi,  Hris^liain  grove 
Gieaves  Miss  Judith, Lowt-r  clo^e 
Gri-eue  Miss  Dorotliy,  Tliorpe  inad 
Giininur  Mrs.  Martha,  Newmar- 
ket mad 
Grout  Geon-e,  Esq.  Magdalen  st 
Gnnton  Mr  Thomas,  Pitt  st 
Habhertoii  Mr.   William,  Newmar- 
ket road 
Hales   Mr.s.  Barbara,    Upper  Saint 

Giles'  st 
Hall  Mr.  James,  Ber  st 
Hall   Mr.    Robert    Durant,   Mount 
Pleasant  lane  [hall  ro;id 

Hall  Mrs.  Temperance,  Lakenhani 
Hancock  Miss  Hannah  Sarah,  Bra- 

condale 
Hamlley  Mr.  C'lnieiins,  Braconda'e 
Hansell  Mrs.  Maiy,  Lowei'  close 
Hardy  Mis.  Siisai.nah,  4  Crescent, 
Cli  ipt'l  field  [race 

Ilarmer  Mr.  William, 4  London  tfr- 
Harper  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  24  Distil- 
lery strei  t  [square 
Hairison  Mrs.  Ft  ances,7Sr. Stephen's 
Hart  Rev.  Richar',  Cafton 
Har»  ey  M  r.  James,  9  Victoria  st 
Havtiiigs  Mrs.  Susan,  St. Giles' I'oad 
Hawkins  Mrs.  .Martha,  Cole^ate  st 
Hawiayiie  Rear    Admir.tl    Charles 

J.    S.,   CrlttOII 

Hea^ell.Mis.  Mary,  Chapel  look 
Heath  Mr.  Charles,  Cation 
He(le;rniaii  M  rs.  Susan,  Cook's  lane 
Henley  .Mr.  VVillian.,  12  Tiiwii  close 
Herrinii;  Rev.  Aimine.  Thuiiie 
Herring  Mr.  Jnhn,  Parajjon  st 
Herrina  Mr  Williim.St.FHitii's  lane 
Herring  William, Esq., St. Gile^'  load 
Hihgune  Major  E.T  ,  Chapelfield  ul 
Hihganie  iii'v.Edwd.,M..4.Upr.  close 
Hickman  Mrs.  Esther,  4    Heiyliani 

terrace  [Pitt  st 

Hill  Rev.  George  Frederick,    b.a-. 
Hill  Mrs.  M.try,  4  Foundry  terrace 
Hill  Mr.  Samne-I,  St.   Augustine  st 
Hill  Mr.  William,  Thoi  pr  r-.ad 
Hinshy  Mrs.  Susan, 2  Heig'iaiu  terr. 
Hitchen  Mis.  Miner- a,  Magdalen  st 
Hobari  Mrs.  Mary,  Catton  ' 
llodueMrs. Susannah  CarrowAbbey 
Hodg>on  Rev.  Fiancis  S.,  Grammar 

school.  Upper  close 
Hoiigart  Mrs.  Sii«an, Castle  meadow 
Holmes  Mr.  Benjamin,  New  Catton 
Holmes  Mrs.  Mary.  Hotnlph  st 
Hooper  Mr.  .IidiiKLakenbam  liallrd 
Hore  Rev.  W   S.,  St.  Giles'  gates 
Home  Mr.  Robert,  Distillery  st 
H.itblack  Mr.  John,  28  Victoria  st 
Howard  .Mi.  John, St. Saviour's  lane 
Howes  Mis.  Sarah,  Upper  clo-ie 
Howse  Ml.  .l(diii,Lwr.  Westwick  st 
Hull  Rev.  Wm.,MoiintPleasant  bine 
Hnmfrcy  Blake,  \'.f(\  ,  Upper  close 
Ives  Capt.  Ferdinand,  Surrey  road 
Jnckson  Mrs.  Chailt.,  Lame  Dog  la. 
jHcksoM  Mr.  Isaac,  Trowse  l^ndge 
Jnckson  Mr.  VVm.,  Golden  Dog  lane 
Jay  Mr.  Thoina<,  Doiiro  terrace 
JearyMrs.  Eli/;aheth,  Pump  st 
Jeary  William,  K-q.,  Bnrlinnham 
Jeffeiies  .Mr. Sanil., Brazen  Doors rd 


Jeffery  Mrs.  Honor,  Palace  st 
Jennings  the  Misses  Kate,  Sarah  & 

Mary,  Cross  st  [Horse  st 

Johnson    Mr.    Goddaid,    Rampant 
Ji'bnson  .Mrs.  Susan.  19  Victoria  st 
Johnston  Mr.Saml,  St.  Stephen's  rd 
Jov  Mr.  Mnithew,  Willow  lane 
Juby  .Mrs.  Mary,  .33  Victoiia  st 
Kempster  Rev.  John  Joseph  James, 

Tabernacle  st  [ket  road 

King   Mr.  Hammond,  8   Newniar- 
Kins:  Mr.  Roberj,  Thorpe 
Kitimer  Mrs.  Mary,  Queen  st 
Kitton    Mrs.   Anne   Maria,  Castle 

Meadow  [road 

Ladell  Mr.  William,   New   Market 
Landy  Miss  Charlotte,  6  Crescent 

Chapel  field  [race 

Lake  Mr.    John,  fi  Wellington  ter- 
Last  Mr.  Henry,  Tinklers  lane 
Laton  Charles  'H.Ksq..Dravton     [st 
Law  Mrs.  Eliza,  St.  Geoige'sMiddle 
Laws  Mr.  William,  St.  Stephen's  rd 
Leatlies  Heniy,  E.sq.,  Thorpe 
Leist  Mrs.  Le'titia,  New  Cafton 
[.lOmas  Rev.  Walter,  Willow  lane 
Longe  Edmund  T.,  lisq.,  Catton 
Longe  Mr.  Mary,  1  Cre.scent  place, 

Cbaptlfieb)  road 
Lubbock  ttie  Misses  Maria &|Sophia, 

Mount  pleasant 
Lynn  Mr.  Georue  D.,  Bracondale 
Mainwaring   Mrs.  Bridget,  53   Pot- 

leraate  street 
Mandel  Mr.  Thomas,  St.  Faith's 
Martin  Mrs. — ,  Thorpe  road 
Martinean  Mis.  Ann,  Bracondale 
Mason  Miss  Sophia,  3  London  terr. 
Massey  Mr,  Tliomas,  Tliorpe  road 
.Master  Lieutenant   Colonel — ,  St. 

Stephen's  street 
Mastt-r  Mrs.  — ,  Catton 
M  atchett  Rev.Jonaihan  Chase,  m.a., 

I.,ower  close 
Matthews   Lieutenant  Robert,  r  n., 

Bracondale 
Matthias  Rev.  Octavius,  St.  Faith's 
.Mayes  Miss  Ann,  'J  St.  Benedict  st 
Meadows  Mrs.  Jemima,  O.ik  st 
.Meeii  Mr.  James,  2  Loinlon  terrace 
Miller  Mrs.  Jane,  Grove  place 
.Mills  Mrs.  Ann,  7  William  si 
Mills  Mr.  Ehenezer,Up|)er  Surrey  st 
Mollett  .Mr.  Rt-gan,  Cowuate  st 
Money  General   Arrhihabi,   Crown 

point  [therine's  terrace 

Money  Mrs.  Charlotte  Ann,  St.  Ca- 
Monev   Captain    Philip  J  ,  Trowse 

Miligate 
Moore  the   Misses  Martha  &  ALary 

Ann,  5  Crescent  place,  Cliajiel- 

ficld  road 
Morris  Mr.  liobert,  Thorpe  road 
Morse  Rev.  Charles,  Thorpe  V^illa 
Morse  Geoige,  Esq.,  Catton 
Morse  l!ie  Misses,  Lower  close 
Moss  Mis.  Elizabeth,  3   Dereham 

road  terrace 
Mott  Mrs.  Sophia — ,  'I'ombland 
Mudd  .MissAnn  Susannah, Crescent, 

('ha|)el  field 
Murray   Rev.  James,    York  place, 

Clupelfield  road 
.Mtirrav  Miss   Margaret,  2  Adelaide 

bnildiiius.  Dereliam  ro  d 
Mnrrill  Gibbs  Mr.,  Snrlingham 
Mnskett  Mr.  Robert,  Dereham  road 
MnskettMrs.  Mary,  New  Catton 
Nash  Mrs.  Ann,  2  St.  Stephen's  sq. 
Neltlefon  Ah s. Ann,  New  Market  rd 
Neve  Mrs.  Martha,  2  Chapelfield  rd 
Nrwton  Mrs.  Sar.di,  Muspole  st 
Nicliols    Miss    Hannah,  3  Cliapi-l- 

field  road 
Noriis  Mr.s.  Sarah,  Elm  liill 


Norton    Mr.  John    Culley,  6  New- 
market terrace 
Nmse  Rev.  Perry,  Bnrlingham 
O'Brian  — ,  Es(|.,  Catton  [dow 

Opie  Mrs.  Amelia,  13  Ca.stle    mea- 
Orinsby  Rev.  William  Aithiir,  m.a., 
Palace  plain  [toria  street 

Osborne  Rev.  John  Franci.s  23  Vic- 
Oxley  the  Aiisses  Margaret  &  Eliza- 
beth, Heigham  grove  [l^ne 
Owen  llev.  John,  .Mount  Pleasant 
Page  Mrs.  Fiances,NewniarketroHd 
Page  Mr.  Joseph,  Newmarket  road 
Palmer  Mrs  Sarah,  Thome 
Parr   Mr.    William    B.,    Unper   St 

Giles  street  ' 

Parsons  Mr.  Jas,  Eton  load  [terr. 
Paisons  Mrs.  Martha,  Lakenham' 
Parti  idge  Miss  Kate,  Lower  close 
Patrick  Mrs. Susannah, lOTown  close 
P.itteson  Rev.  Wni.  Frederick,  b.a., 
St.  Helen's  .square  [close 

Pearse   Rt-v.  Gtoriie,    m.a..    Lower 
Peck  Mr.  Williain,  Magdalen  st 
Pelk-w    tlie  Honhle  ami  V^ery  Rev, 

George,  d.d,  Lower  close 
Pen  rice  .Mrs.  — ,  Wition 
Peiowne  Rev.  John,  Siirubberv,  St. 

Stephen's  load 
PrroNvne  Mrs.  Mai  v,  Cahert  st 
Pbillippo  Mr.  Math'as,  8  Town  close 
Pliilpotts  Rev.  Hy,  D.D. , Lower  close 
Pig^ins  Mr.  John,  Caheit  st 
Pitman  Miss  Mary,13  Chapelfield  rd 
PluinptrepMr.  Robeit,  Lower  close 
Poole    Mr.    Thomas,   5    Crescent, 

Chapel  Field 
Postle  Mrs.  Sarah,  Tliorpe 
Postle  Mr.  William,  Chapel  field 
Potter    the    Misses     — ,     Foundry 

Bridge  road 
Potter  Mrs.  Ann,  Newmarket  road 
Powell  Mrs.  Hannah,  Theatre  st 
Powell  Mr.  John,  New  Catton 
Press  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Theatie  st 
Price  the   Misses   Sarah  &  Susan, 

LIpper  .Snrrev  st 
Piiostlv  I\lis..Marv  Ann,  Lowerc'ose 
Primrose  .Mis.  Ann,  15  Victoria  st 
Qiievillart  iMrs.  Mary  Elizabeth,  St. 

Catherine's  terrace 
Rackbain  Rtv.  John, Castle  meadow 
Ransome  Mrs.    Dorothy,   St.    Ste- 
phen's road 
Ray  Miss  Caroline,  20  Vict<iria  st 
Rayson  Mrs.  Mary,   St.  Giles'  road 
Read  Mr.  Dmid,  Newmarket  road 
Reail  Miss  Jane,  Lady'.s  lane 
Reed    Rev.    Heniy,     St.    George's 

Mir.klle  strict 
Reeve  Mrs.  Rose,  Brat-ondale 
Riches  Mr.  Robert,  Mouseiiold 
Riches  Mr.  William,  Sussex  st 
Riug  Rev.  Richard,  m.a..  Bethel  st 
Ringer  Mrs.  Ann,  Colegate  st 
IViiiijer  .Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Paiagon  st 
Rix  Mr.  Henry,  Gobien  Ball  st 
liobbins  Rev. William, M. A. ,lja(iy's  la 
UobeitsMrs.  Susan,  2  Koundiy  teir. 
Robertson  Miss  L'lias,   Lower  close 
Robinson  Mrs.  El  zabeth,  Oak  st 


Robinson  ."^Irs.Maiy  .Anii.'i'beadest 
liiison  Mr.William,  St.  Faiih'sla 


Robi 


Roe   Mrs.  Maiy  Ann,  St.Geoige's 

Middle  street 
Rolfe  Mrs.  Harriet  Ann,  Lowr.  close 
Rolfe  R'  v.  Robeit,  n.A.,  Theatre  st 
Rose  Mr.  Philip,  St.  Giles'  road 
Rve  Mrs.—,  .lail  hill 
Saild  Ml.  William,  Coslany  st 
Safferv  Miss   Harriet,  9  Crescent, 

Chapel  field 
St.  Quintin  .Mr.  Edward  Henry, r.n. 

Fonndiy  road 
Santv  Mts.  Mary,  Bethel  st 

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plater'? 


GENTRY,    6ec.  —  Contuij(td. 
Savory  Mrs-  R-  bt'CCii,Nt\viiiuiki't  id 
SaytT  Mrs.  Eiizibftli,  the  Cliaiitry 
Sciif  iMr.  Saiiuiel,  'riKirpe 
Scarlt-it  Mr.  Mary,  Distillery  st 
^cott  Miss  lilizabetli,  Lower  (■lii>e 
Scott  MissJaueMaria, Cattle  nieadw 
Scott  Mrs.  Page,  Carrow  Hoiisi' 
Sciitt  Kiv.  Tliomas,  Thorpe  road 
Stdg\vickHev.Adaiii,iM.A.,Liivvr.  else 
Sepjiiiigs  .Mr-i.  Adiic, Castle  meadow 
Sewell  Air.  TlnMiias,  Wen.'^uin  ^t 
Slialders  JMr.  Wliliam,  Bank  plain 
Sliuw  Mr.  Chaile.s,  Cooks  laiie 
.*-lierii  .Mr.  Samuel,  Di-stillery  .St 
Sliickel  iMis.AiHi,  Uppei-  Kine  st 
Shickel    Mis.   Sarah,    15  Crescent, 
ShortinKS  Mrs.  Mary,  Cliapei  field 
Smith  ;Mr.  Baker,  St. Siephen's road 
Smith  .Mrs.  Catherine,  Calvert  st 
Sinith.Mrs.Eli/ahetli,Uppr.Siiri-ey  st 
Siniili  Mr-.  Fraiiecs,  Braeondale 
Smith  .Mr.  Jonathan,  St.  Giles  st 
Smith  Mrs  Mary,  28  St.  Giles  i,t 
Siiiitli  Mrs.  Saraii,  I'otheigate  st 
Smiili  Mr.  Thos,  Kim  hill         [race 
Snell    Mr.  Georee,  5  Heigham  ter- 
Spailirig  Rev.  Wiliiatn  Sidney,  m.a., 
St.  George  Miildle  .st  [sq 

Spratt  Mrs.  Enmia,  11  St.  Siephen's 
Stacey  .Mr.  George,  Brazen  Duors  rd 
Stacey  Mr-'.  Susan,  'I'hentre  st 
Staimard  Mr.  Jos.  St. George's  plain 
Staikey  Mr.  Uichiird,  Braeondale 
Stai  ling.M  I H.  M ary  Ann.Suri  ey  grove 
Stehliinifs  Mi  .Robert, Newmarket  rd 
Steel  .Miss  Ann,  Braeondale 
Stevenson  Rev.  Seih    William,  jiin., 

Siiriey  street 
Steward  .Mrs.  Kliz^ibeth,  Braeondale 
Steward  Mr.  Isaac,  Sprowstoii 
Sieward  .Mrs.  Su^aiiiiHh,  Thorpe 
Sione  .Mrs  Agatha  Elizabth, Castle  st 
Stone  Mr.s.  Ann  Frances,  1  Chapel- 
field  toad 
Stothers,  Mr  John  M.,  Lakenliam  pi 
Stiacey  iU'v.  George,  Thnipe  road 
Stracey  John,  tv'.q.,Sprowston     [id 
Siitkliiig  Ml.  Maurice  Nelson, 'i'horpe 
SiitField  Mrs.  SarahThoipe  load 
Syinonds  Mrs.  Ann,  .N'ewCaiton 
Talhot  Mr«.  Ann,  I^iower  close 
Taitain  Mr.  Charles,  Di>tilieiy  st 
Tavlor  Mr.  Edward,  Tlioipe  load 
Taylor  Mis.  l-^llen.  Lower  close 
'IVivlor  Mrs.  .Marv  Ann,  Surrev  st 
Taylor  Mr.  Walt-V,  St.  Steidien's  rd 
Teiible    Mr.    Thomas,     Lakeiiham 
Hall  road  [gate  st 

Temple  Mrs.  Clirl-tinna  A.,  Potter- 
Tlieo!>ald  .Mis.  Klizahetli,Colei;atest 
'I'l.eobald  .Miss  Sarah,  Magdalen  st 
'riiinell  .Mr.s.Kleanor,Cliapel  field  rd 
Thiriji'  .Mrs.  Edzaheth,  11  Heigham 
terrace  [Kaith's  lane 

'l'ii"inpso:i  Ciptaiii   Jeiemiah,   St. 
'I'liompson  Mis.  Jane,  Ber  st 
Tliiii  I'lW  Mrs.Siisaiinah, Lower  close 
■|"hiir-ton  Mis.  I'^t her, Duke's  pal  ice 
Thnrile    .Mr.    Tliomas,    Lakenham 

Hall  loa'l 
'I'dlett  Mr.  Jacob,   Qiiayst 
TiilnW    Rev.  Samuel,    Ifi  Cresrent, 
Chapel  field  [race 

'roKon  Mrs.  Martha, 5  London    er- 
'Idiidinson  .Mrs  — ,  Cattoii 
Tiimnier  Rev.    Kirhy,  n.A.,  BUhop- 

L'ate  street 
Troy  Mr.  William,  Eton  road 
Tiin'grtte  iMr.  VVilliam,  Giouts  tho- 
roughfare, 'limber  Hill  st 
Turner  Rev.  Charlc.?  A  M.,  \7  Cres- 
cent, Chapel  field 
Tinner  Mrs.  Siiali,  K'xna  ^t 
Turner  Mr.  William,  29  Vict  lia  »t 

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lUting  Mr.  Robert,  .Mat;dalen  st 
Varlo  Mi^s  Charlotte,  Toniidand 
Vasser,  .Mrs.  Mary  .Ann,  St.  Giles  rd 
Venning  John,  E^i].,  Surrey  st 
Vince  Mr.  Jacob,  3  Victoria  st 
Wall  Miss  — ,  Lakeidiani  terrace 
Waller  Miss  AJary,  Upper  Surrey  st 
Warner     llev.     .Andrew    S.,    ivi.A., 

Coleaate  slieet 
Warren  Mr.Stephen, St. Stephen's  sq 
Warren  Mr.  William,  Braeondale 
Watson  Ml'-.  Ann,  Foundry  road 
Watts  .Mr.  Jaine.s,  Chapelfield  road 
Welch  Rev.  »A'illiam,  Lakenham  pi 
Wells  Miss  Mary,  6  Vict^iia  st 
Wells  the    Mis.ses  Maty  &  Harriet, 

Queen  street 
Wells  Mr.  Robert,  Thoi  pe 
Wells  Mrs.  Ruth,  Castle  meadow 
W bait  Mr.  Henry  Tuthill,  12  St.Giles 

hill 
Whaites  Charles  Esq  ,  Wiitnn 
Wheeler  Mr.  Thoma^,  Sc.  George'.- 

Middle  street 
Wheeler  Rev.  'I'bomas  A.,Calveitst 
While  Mrs.  Elizibeth,  St.  Giles  load 
Whitinif   .Mrs,  ElizHbeih  Lawrence. 

Grouts  thorom;lifaie,TimberH  ill  st 
WiggM IS. Frances, lOSt. Stephen's  sq 
Willliy  MissSarah  Aiin,Fouiidiy  terr 
Willins  Mrs.  Eli/.a,  3G  ViA'toria"  st 
Wilson  Rev.  Edward,   Braeondale 
Wilson  Mrs.  Philippo,  10  Victoria  si 
^ViNiin  Mr.  Thomas,  Sussex  st 
Wodehouse      Miss     Apiielony     E. 

Tombland 
WodehmiseRev.Cainphell, Thorpe  rd 
Wfiilehoiise   Uev.  Chailes   Noiiise, 

Upper  close  [Tiiorpe 

Wodehouse   Edmund,    Esq.,    M.P., 
Wood  Mr.  John,  Fisheislane 
V\'oodiowMrs.Faiiiiy.M.,BraconiIuie 
Wonlley  Rev.  — ,  Grammar  .Scluxd, 

Upper  close  [road 

Wright  .Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Newmarket 
W light  Mrs,  Harriet,  Upiier  close 
Wright  INlr.  Jeremiah,  Lakenham  pi 
Vaiiin;  iMrs.  Mary,  St.  Faith's  lane 

ACASEMtES  AND  PtTBLtC 

SCHOOLS. 

Maikeil  tliiis  *  ui'e  [io.Trdlnj  atiil  Day. 

Not  otliprwl-e  described  are  Day  Sthuols. 

Aldis   Elizabeth ,    St.    Paul's   New 

opening 
Aniiison  Marv,  King  st 
Aicher  Sarah',St.George's  Mi'idle  st 

BAI.DKttSTONES   ScilOOL,    CoIcgalC 

street — Benjamittl''armer,  muster; 

Marv  Wayie,  mi^tiess 
Baptist  Sciioul,  Tinklei's  lane — 

Robert    Jotdan,    master;    Sarali 

J(M(laii,  mi-triss 
Bennett  Henry,  St.  George's  Mid- 
dle street 
Birch  Lsatic.  'I'horpe 
*Blogg  William,  Uiiper  Kingst 
Bouuhcn  Jane,  All  Siint's  gieeii 
!iowle>  Ann  Elizaheth,  Thorpe  rd 
Bhkrkton's School,  Water  Inns — 

'I'biiza,  Harriet  and    Jane  Bell, 

mistresses 
Brifg  Marv,  Poitergate  st 
Bkitisii   Sniooi.,  Maiiner  lane — 

Wi!liam  North,  master 
British  St HOOL.I'eatield— Richard 

Coulson,    uiasier;    I'yllen    Wall, 

mistress 
Bhiti.sii  Sniooi.,  ('aUeit  street— 

Maiy  Ann  Siaiiing,  misttess 
Bro.nlhur-t  William,  Sr.  Benedictst 
Brooke  William,  Kinx  st 
Buck  Peter,  Chapel  st  [-t 

Burrage  John  Ctiaile>,Cieat  O.sfoid 
*Hurrage  .iM.Kcph  Jaims,  Ltickett's 

ccurt,  St.  Andrew  st 


Carver  Ruth,  West  Pottergate  st  J  \ 
Catholic  School,  Ten  Bell  lane 
—Robert    Hall,    mastei  ;    Sarali 
Smith,  mistress 
Catholic  School,  St.  John's  Mad- 
der Mai  ket  allev — VVilliam  Har- 
ris,    master  ;    Susannah  Harris, 
mistress 
Chalk  Eh  aiior.  Cow  hill 
Clark  Joseph,  Cideuate  st 
Clifford  Ann,  St  (iiles  road 
*Codliiig  Arthur  John,  M/igdnlen  st 
Coi'  Mary,  Chapel  st 
Coldwell   Harriet  &  Amelia,  Saint 

Clement's  Chnrchuii  d 
*Cole  Sarah,  llCresceiit,Chntie!field 
Crowe  Elizabeth,  St.  Geoi  j^e's  plain 
Cushiiig  Ro^amolld,  i'tiragon  st 
*l)miiell  Sarah  Calveit  at 
*Dennington, Mary  .A  nil.  Willow  lane 
*Dix     Hannah    Clurlutte,     Tiuk',1 

court,  St.  Giles  st 
Douce  Joseph,  Pottergate  st 
Diummoiid  Maigaiet.LTppei  Kingst 
*Dye  Hariiet,  'I'heatie  st 
*Faiiiell  Win.  Keeling,  Theatre  st 
Kayerman  &  Crane,  Julian|)lace 
Fidiei  lilzh. (boar/ling), Pottfci gate  8t 
*Firth  Ellen,  Bethel  .st 
Fox  Denny,  1  Douro  tenace 
Frf.e  Ghammar  School,   Upper 
close— Rev.  —  Woolley,  L.  L.  D,, 
head    muster;  Francis  S.  Hodg- 
son, B.A  ,  second  master 
*Fullei'.lemima  W.,  Willow  lane 
GeorgeElizth.&Emily,Potiergate  !5t 
Gray  iMaiy  Ann,  Pottergate  st 
Green  Elizabeth,  Botolph  st 
Glint  Mary  Ann,  St.  Augu.stine  st 
Hall  John,  Distilhry  st 
Haie  I'jii/a,  Lower  VVestwick  st 
*Harp.  r  William    Richard,  10  Pot- 

ti  rpate  street 
Harns  Hatinah,  St.  Aui;nstine  st 
*Heasell  Eliz.ibeth,  Surrey  road 
H  osiMTAL  School,  Fi.-bgaie  street— 
FreileiicU  Gedney,  master  ;  Ri>- 
ehael  Gedney,  mistie-s 
•HowardAnn.St  Gtoige's  Middle  st 
Hunt  Charlotte,  St.  Catherine's  leri" 

Infants'  Schools!— 
Catton— Marv  J.icksoti,  misticR^ 
Cidegatest— Eli  zhtb.l'ooke, mistress 
Coslanv   street   (St.  .Miles')  —  Lydia 
and  Keziiih  .Anthony,  mistresses 
King  street  (Miss   DeaCon'.^J — Loi 

Burtiell,  mistress 
New    Catton — John    Woodhouse.s 
master ;    Margaiet    Woodbouse 
mistress 
Post  Odice  street    (Model)— lien- 

liett  I  B  icon,  mistress 
St.  .A ugnsti lie  stieet—Everclda Stal- 
ling, ini-fress 
St.   James'  lond — Win.  Roe,  mas- 
ter; Cath.  Maiilda  Roe,  mistress 
Ten  Bell   hine    (St.    Swiibin's,  Ca- 
tholic)—Amelia    Bobitison     and 
Adeline  Steidiens,  mistre-sts 
Pi  owso- New  ton— .Mary  Dent,  mlstl'S 
Union  id.ice — ^harle«\Varhe8,ni;is- 
ler;  llehecca  Waines,  mi.stiess 

•hes    Ann    Sarah,    12    Crescent, 

(Jhape!  field 
*Keiii|)ster  John  Joseph  James,  Ta- 

heriiJK  le  street 
Keiiy  Eliz-abeth,  Soutligate  st 
*Lamheit  Mary,  Queen  st 
Lancastkhian  School,  Palace  st 

—Samuel  North,  master 
[i-n-downe  Mary,  Surrey  st 
*Lantenant  Maria,  Princes  <t 
"Larke  Hiinnali  Sii-annah,  CoW  lilll 


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Lawter  Elizth.,  2  Rampant  Horse  st 
•Lincoln  Eliza  &  Matilda,  Surrev  st 
Ling  Harriet  Elizibeth,  Bethel  s't 
♦Ling  Heniy,  8t.  George's  plain 
*LittellCiiariotte  Corsbie.Castle  hill 
Littell  Martha,  Market  lane 
Love  Phoebe,  New  Catton 
Lynes  Mary,  Siirlingliam 
*i\lachet   Maria  Jane,    Churcli  st, 

St.  Simon's 
MancroftCharitv  School,  Hay 

hill— Francis  Phillips,  master 
Marshall  Charlotte,  Finket  st 
Middleton  Charles.Goiden  Dog  lane 


National  Schools: — 
Dereham    road— Robert    Goddard, 
master;  Mary  Ann  Horey,  mis- 
tress:   R.)bert  Searls,  master  of 
infants'  school 

Julian's  alley— Charles  Thompson, 
master ;  Abigale  Brooks.mistress 

Lakenham  hall  (St.  Mark's)— 
Richard  Thomas  Jarvis,  master  ; 
Margaret  S.  Jarvis,  n)istress 

Oak  street,  St.  Martin's— James 
Garwood,  master;  Elinor  Elmer, 
mistress 

Princes  street  (Model)— William 
Alden,  master 

St.  Andrew  street  (St.  Andrew's 
Model) — Susanh.  Kenton, mistress 

St. Augustine's  gate— Saml.Gdoder- 
ham, master;  Eliza  Bishop,mistrss 

St.  Benedict  street  (St.  Peter^s  dis- 
trict)—JamesBilby, master;  Mary 
Ann  Starkey,  mistress  J 

St.  Paul  street— William  Whiting,  i 
master;  Esther  Wood,  mistress    I 

Thorpe— Jane  Dobson,  mistress 

Trowse — Newton— Ann  Park.mstrs 

Union  place- Sarah  Ann  Statford,  j 
inisti  ess  I 

Upper  Surrey   st— Edward   Roach,  i 
master; Sarah Burridge,mistri'ss  ; 
Mary  Ann  Roach,  mistress  of  in- 
fants' school 


•Nicholson    Catherine    Ann,    the 

Chantry 
Norman's  School,  Cowgate  st — 

Jidiu  May,  master 
*Paul  Wm.  Francis,  Biacon  dale 
•Peroane  Rev.  John,    Shrubbery, 

St.  Stephen's  road 
PhillipsElizabetb  &  Sophia,  Chapel- 
field  road 
Plummer  Hannah,  Oak  st 
Plummer  Samuel,  Oak  st 
•Porter  Charlotte,  Magdelen  st 
•Potman  Helen,  Thorpe 
•Priest  Maria,  Pottergatest 
•Read  Eliza,  26  St.  Giles  st 
•Redgrave  Ellen  &Mary  Ann,Grey- 

friai's  lane 
Reeve  Eliza,  Chapelfield  road 
Richardson  Christiana,Star& Crown 

court,  'limber  Hill  st 
Richaidson  John,  Trafalgar  st 
Smiih  Frances,  St.  jtiul's  back  lane 
Snclling  Sarah,  30  London  st 
•Sprat t  Sarah,  Bethel  st 
Stacey  Amy,  'Thorpe  road 
Staffoid  Ann   JMaria,  St.  George's 

Middle  st 
Starling  Sarah,  St.  George's  plain 
St.  Helen's  School,  Bishopsgate 
st — James  Silck,  master;  Eliza- 
beth Green,  mistress 
Thorpe  Sarah,  St.  Giles  st 
•Turner  George,  Pottergate  st 
•Wall  Harriett,  Dereham  road 
Walters  Sarah,  Rampant  Horse  st 
•Wicks  William,  Duke's  Palace  st 

10 


Williams  Mary,  West  Pottergate  st 

•VVilson  Mary,13  Crescent,  Chapel 

held  "^ 

AGENTS. 

{See  also  Fire,  Is^-c.  Office  Agents; 
also  House  Agents ;  and  also  Sur- 
veyors, iVc.) 

Marker  John  (wine),  Chapelfield 
Bateman  John  &  Son  (commission), 

St.  Geori-'c's,  Middle  st 
Ridweil    Henry    (for    Blackmore'.s 
patent   bolting   cloths),    11  Ex- 
change st 
Brown  John  Thomas(Iand),  Pitt  st 
Burchain  Samuel  (corn),Caslaiiy  st 
Bui  rows  George  C.  (general).  Post 
Office  st  FMagdalf-nst 

Crosford  Henry  (for  Tallin  &  Co.) 
Darken  James  (news).  Little  Lon- 
don  street  [Inns 

Daynes  John  (news),  back  of  the 
Gardner   George    (wool).    Golden 
Dog  lane  [Duke  st 

Gorrell    Robert  Atkinson     (yarn) 
Harmer  Daniel    (general  &    ship- 
ping). Duke's  palace 
Holl  Alfred  (commission),  St.  Bene- 
dict street 
Hoi  nejohn  (esfate^, Castle  Meadow 
Isley  Wm.  (commission).  Chapel  st 
Jeary  Robert  (news),  4  Bridewell 
j     abbey 

[Oughton      Robert    (commission), 
[      Chapel  street 

:  Pope    Robert    Worler    (shipping), 
I      Lower  vv'estwick  street 
j  Price  Robert   (to  Fullarton  &  Co. 
I     pul'lishers),  15  Castle  Meadow 
j  Reeston  John  (commission),  Upper 
St.  Giles  [palace 

!  Rudium  Silencer  (general).  Duke's 
Spelman  William  &  Sons   (estate). 

6  St.  Giles'  street 
Spinks  John  (land),  Pottergatest 
Walker  Thomas    &     Co.    (yarn), 

Calvert  street 
Webster  Thomas  (to  the  Christian 
Knowledge  Society) ,  Pottergate  st 
WriuhtCook  (shipping),  Kingst 
Wright  John  &  Son  (land).  Lower 

Close 
AGRICULTURAL  IMPLEMENT 
MAKERS. 

Campling  James,  Buffcoat  lane 
Foundry 

Cudhard  John  &  Chas.,  Theatre  si 

Gosling  Jonas,  Ber  st 

Holmes  John  &  Sons,  Prospect 
place.  Globe  lane  &  Castle  hill 

Lamb  David  Thos.  5  Golden  Ball  st 

Merreit  George  (&  railway  con- 
tractor). King  street  Gates 

Sparke  <Si  Co  ,  Thorn  lane  Foun- 
dry, King  street,  and  Castle  hill 

ARCHITECTS    Bt    SURVEYORS. 

[See  also  Surveyors,  S^-c.) 
Brown  John    (architect),  Bank  of 

England  court 
BunnJohn,  jun.,  20ChapeIfieldroad 
Kinsley  William,  Piinces  st 
Kitton  Robert,  Tuck's  Court  street, 

Giles'  street 
Mear  William,  Lower  close 
Stannard  Joseph,  St.  George's  plain 

ARTISTS-- 
LANDSCAPE,  MINIATURE,  PORTRAIT, 
&C.  PAINTERS. 
Marked  thus*  are  Landscape  Painters. 
[See  also  Professors  ^  Teachers.) 
Blazeby  James,  jun.  (animal  &  por- 
trait). Bethel  st 
•Cotman  John  Joseph,  Thorpe 
Goose  William  Henry  (portrait  and 
miniature),  15  Biiggs  st 


Korfolfe. 

Hodgson  David,  Tombland 
Ladbrooke  John  Berney,  Bridge  st. 

St.  Andrew's 
Mannim;  Robert  Frederick,  fnlioto- 

graiihic),  Surrey  st 
Minham   Henry   (herald    painter), 

Cha|)elheld 
*PotmanJ<din  Joseph,  Thorpe 
•Stannard  Alfred,  Upper  Kingst 

Rose  f        '"^    (flower  painter), 

ATTORNEYS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  Masters  Extraordinary 
m  Chancery, and  thus  +  Commissioners 
for  taking  Acknowledgments  of  Deeds 
by  Married  Women. 

{See  also  Pro<:fors.) 
AskerSamuel  Hurry.St.  Giles' street 
Atkinson  John      Goldsmith,   Post 

Office  st 
Bailey  Elijah  Crozier,  Lit.Orford  st 
*tBardwell  Everett,  Lower  close 
Bardwell  Everett,  jun.  Lower  close 
Beckwith,  Dye  &  Kitton,  Palace  st 
•Blake  Francis  John,  Upr.  Kingst 
Blake,  Keith  &  Blake,  the  Chantry 
Bond  EdgMr,  Rampant  Horse  st 
•BrightwelJTliomas  &  Son,Surreyst 
Burton   Samuel    Ciickmer,    67  St. 

Giles'  sireet 
•fChapman  &  Hansell,  Uppr.  close 
Coleman  Samuel,  St.  Lawrence  lane 
Cooper  John   Norton  Valentine,  3 

Crescent,  Chapelfield 
*tCooper   Jonathan    Whitley.    St. 

Mary's  alley  " 

Crosse  J.  Macartney,  Otfoid  hill 
Dalrymple  Arthur,  66  St.  Giles'  st 
Dalton  Samuel,  St.  Giles'  terrace 
Daveney  Charles  Burdon.  Bethel  st 
Day  Peter  &  Son,  Upper  Surrey  st 
•Dowson    John     Withers,    Castle 

meadow 
*Dui  rant  George,  Surre?  st 
*Field  &    Bignold    (and  Commis- 
sioners for  taking afiidavits  in  the 
Courts  of  Westminster),    Ram- 
pant Horse  street 
*Fickling  Robert,  Princes  st 
Forster  William,  Orford  st 
•tFoster,  Unihank  &  Co.,  Upper 

King  street 
Fox  Frederick,  Surrey  st 
Francis  Henry,  Surrey  st 
•Freestone  Edward,  Liule  Orford  st 
Gilman  Charles  Suckling,  St.  Gdes* 
street  [d,ew  st 

Gdman  Samuel  Le  Neve,  St    An- 
Goodwin  James  &  John,   Willow  la 
Harrod  Hf  nry,  Bank  st 
•Jay  &  Pilgrim.Jay's  Court,Briggst 
Jessup    Benjamin,    St.    Michaei's- 

at-plea 
•fKerrison  &  Preston,  Bank  plain 
Ling  Henry,  24  St.  Giles' st 
Long    Edmund    Slingsby      Drury, 

Magdalen  street 
Miller  &  Son  (&  Commissioners  for 
taking  affidavits  in  all  the  Courts 
of  Westminster),  Surrey  stn  et 
Munday  John,  All  Saint's  ereen 
Palmer  Thomas  Hitclien,  Red  well  st 
Pullev  Henry),  Surrey  si. 
*tRackham&  Turner,  Lower  close 
•Rackham,  Cooke  &  Rackham,    St. 

Giles'  street 
Rackham  William, 16  Castle  meadow 
Sharp  Daniel,  24  Castle  meadow 
SliarpeBenjii.Tlios.  14(:astle  meadw 
•tSinipsonGeorgeElward  (&  Clerk 
to  theju.>tices  of  (he  hundreds  of 
Henstead& Humble  yard),  Tomb- 
land 


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ATTORNEYS— Conrinufd. 
fSkipper  John  &  Son  {&  Conimis- 

sioneis  for  taking  affidavits  in  the 

Courts  <ii  \Vest(ninster),  Bank  st 
Sparke  Jaiues  Bird,  Scholes  grt-en 
•fStaff  John  Rising,  St.  Andrew  st 
•Steward  &  Fisher,  Upper  King  st 
Stone  James,  Castle  st 
•tTaylor,Ad.Hm&  Sons,  Orfordhili 
♦Taylor  John  Oddin,  St.  Giles'  st 
•tTillett,  Coleman  &  Mendhain,  St. 

Andrew  street 
Townley  Joiiatlian,  Brazendoors 
TuckCharles-Edward,  75  St.  Giles'  st 
♦fVVatson  Si  Baniham,  Surrey  st 
Whaites  Charles,  Tonibland 
Willins    William,     St.     Andrew's 

Hall  plain 
Wilson  William,  jun.  Lamcdog  road 
•t  Winter  James,  9  St.  Giles  st 
*Woolbright  William  Henry,  Upper 

King  street 
•Wortley  Robert,  Tombland 

AUCTIONEERS  &  APPRAISRS. 

Butcher  William,  Theatre  st 
Butcher  William,  jun.,  Theatre  st 
Clark  Thomas,  Peafield  [plain 

Clowes  Francis,   St.  Andrew's  Hall 
Drane  William,  Bethel  stteit 
Holl  Alfied  Samuel  (appraiser),  St. 

Binedict  street  [alley 

HolmesGeorge.St. Gregory's  Church 
Hudbud  Stephen,  St.  Benedict  st 
Ives  George,  Upper  King  st 
Mason  Henry  John,  St.  Gregory's 

Churcli  alley 
Spelman    William    &     Sons    (and 

valuers),  6  St.  Giles'  street 
Spinks  John,  Pottereate  st 
Wells  Stephen  Kdwd.,  Post  Office  st 
Wilde  William,  4  Post  Office  street 
Wilde  William,  jnii.  4  Post  Office  .-t 

BAKERS. 
Aldous  John  T.,  Grove  place 
Alger  Uol)ert,  9  Princes  st 
Anderson  William,  Sprowston 
Artist  Francis,  Castle  Meadow 
Atkins  Matthew,  St.  Benedict  st 
Bacon  Uobert,  King  st 
Bal'lwin  'rlt-nry,  Oak  st 
Banity  William,  Trowse  Newton 
Bardwell  William,  Trafnlgar  st 
Barkers  iniuel,  St.  Mary's  plain 
Baxter  Elizahitli,  Brazen  Doors  rd 
Bayfield  Ann,  Ber  st 
Ba\ field  Henry,  Colegate  st 
Becham  John,  Cowgate  st 
Bennett  Maiia,   Wellington  st 
Bennett  Rohert,  West  Pottergate  st 
Bennett  Samnel,  Pump  st 
Bensley  Win.  IJrazill,St. Stephens  st 
Belts  John,  Coslany  st 
Blytlie  Josiah,  Carrow  road 
Bone  Francis,  St.  Benedict  st 
Boulion  Francis,  St.  Catherine's  ter 
Bracey  Robert,  Thorpe 
Bracev  Robeit,  World-end  lane 
Brittain  Harriet,  Cobourg  st 
Brock  William,  Oak  st 
Brock  Samuel,  Calvert  st 
Brown  Henry,  Musjude  st 
Brown  J.,  White  Lion  st       [street 
Brown  Jas.  Eaton,  Lnwer  West  wick 
Brown  Jolin,  Cowgate  st 
BrowncBarnabas.Lakeiiham  Hall  rd 
Barrage  Albeit,  Coslany  st 
BuriageEdwd.,  Wes'  Pottergate  St 
Burraue  Edwin,  Elm  hill 
Burrows  John,  Sprowston 
Buttifant  William,  Cnwuate  st 
Cannell  Robert,   King  st 
Chapman  '.Villiain,   Wensnm  st 
Cliettleburuh  HT.,Rampant  House 8t 
Claxton  William,  Tinkler's  lane 

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Crowfoot  George,  St.  Benedict  st 
Crowfoot  Robert,  Pottergate  st 
Dade  Charlotte,   Upper  St.  Giles 
Daplyn  Mary,  St.  Augnstine  st 
Davison  Mattiiew,  New  road 
Daynes  Jeremiah,  Fishgate  st 
Dunn  John,  West  Pottergate  st 
Dyball  Robert,  Kosiinaij  lane 
Eglingioii  Richard,  St.  Faith's 
Eldon  Edward,  Oak  st 
Ellis  Saniufl,  Little  London  st 
Ellis  Samuel,  St.  George's  Middle  st 
Einp-om  Ezia,  St.  Augustine  st 
Flatt  Samuel,  Ber  st 
Folk  Chailes,  King  st 
Fo.x  Elizabeth,  Lower  close 
Fox  William,  Cowgate  st 
Freeman  James,  15  St.  Giles  st 
Freeman  William,  Union  place 
Gibson  William,  City  road 
Gill  James,  Lower  Westwick  st 
Goring  Elizbtli.  &  Honor,  Highain  st 
Graham  Nathaniel,  Union  place 
Graver  Thomns,  St.  Paul's  plain 
Grimes  Thomas,  Botolph  st 
Haddon  Richard  Cursoii,  Rose  lane 
Hardy  Michael,  Finket  st 
Harrison  Francis,  Elnt  hill 
Harrison  William,  Golden  Ball  st 
Harvey  Edwaid,  All  Saints  st 
Harvey  Samuel,  Fishgate  st 
Hewitt  Thomas,  Rising  Sun  lane 
Hill  Rueben,  Lower  King  st 
Isaac  Edmund,  Upper  Regent  st 
Iverson  Edward,  Union  place 
Jarrett  Charles,  Ber  st 
Jarvis  Vitellius,  Trafalgar  st 
Johnson  Robert,  Carrow  hill 
Knibb  William,  King  st 
Lake  Samuel,  Colgate  st 
Land  Henry,  Rising  Sun  lane 
Land  John,  b;ick  of  St.  Peter's 
Larkman  William,  King  st 
Leech  James,  John  Bull  st 
Leggett  Daniel,  Silver  load 
Le  Neve  Charles,  Fishgate  st 
Lincoln  James,  KiiiK  st 
LongJ(din,  St.  James  st 
Long  Joseph  P.ige,  St.  Martin's  lane 
Lowe  Joseph,  St.  George'sMiddlest 
INlarshall  Robert,  Magdalen  st 
Marshall  Robeit,  Regent  st 
Massingham  Robert,  Bethel  st 
Mitchell  Frederick,  Palace  st 
MyhillBenjn.,St.Maitin's  place  plain 
Newman  Jemima,  Ber  st 
Newson  Samuel,  Trowse  Millgate 
Nichols  William,  City  road 
Pate  Mary,  Maddi  r  market 
Parr  Jolin,  Chapel  Field  road 
Pegg  Thomas,  New  L'attou 
Pinchine  William,  Bethel  st 
Pincbiiii;  William,  Albimailest 
J'itcher  Thomas,  Magdalen  .'t 
Pleasant  James, M<igdalen  st  [street 
Pleasant  Tiios-Hougli ton, Lovvr  King 
Po(dey  Ricbard,jun.,  2  Charingcross 
Primrose  Mary,  St.  Augustine  si 
Quanirill  Robert,  Oak  st 
Reeve  William,  Bull  close 
Riches  James,  Heighain  st 
Rose  &  Mai  ley,    Thorpe 
Rose  PhiHi|),  Oak  st 
Rush  brook  Robert,  Thorpe  road 
Saddler  Thos.  Wm.,  Upper  St.  Giles 
Scott  Thomas,  John  linllst 
.Seaman  Heiirv,  Peafitld 
Seeiey  Job,    1    &  2  Upper  Walk, 

Market  place 
Self  Thomas,  St.  Benedict  st 
Smith  David.'Magdalen  st 
Smith  Jimies  Wilkins,  Boiolph  St 
Smith  John,  'Inborn  lane 
Sonthgate  William,  Barrack  st 
Stafford  Wijliam,  Julian  place 


Steward  Henry,  Bull  close    [street 
Stringer  Robt.,  St.  Georae's  Middle 
Tann  John,  Cbaiink;  cross 
"Taylor  John,  Old  Post-office  yard 
Thompson  Joseph,  Mou>ehold 
Thurston  Carnabv,  Cation  Back  lane 
Tiittell  VVilliani,  'Traf.ilgar  st 
Vassar  James,  Paragon  si 
Walker  'I'homas,  Catfon 
Waul  Georne,  1  Little  Orford  st 
Waid  George,  Redlion  st 
Ward  William,  St.  Andrew's  hill 
Weeds  Sarah,  Thoi  pe 
Welton  William,  St.  Benedict  st 
Whitehead  Philip,  Upper  market 
Wilch  James,  King  St 
Wilch  John,  Kim;  st 
Winter  George,  Timber  hill  st 
Winter  John,  St.  Margarets  st 
Winter  Robert,  Cobouigst 
Winter  Samuel,  Alagdalen  st 
Woodward  George,  Julian  st 
Woolstone  Samuel,  Cheriy  st 
Young  John.  24  St.  Stephens  st 
Youngs  William  F.,  TrowseNewton 

BANKERS. 
Bank  of  England  (BranclO.Queea 
st — Edward  Smyth,  agent  ;  John 
Gould,  sub-agent ;  George  Stur- 
ley,  and  Otho  Windsor  Berry, 
cashiers 
East  of  England  Bank,  L^pper 
Haymarket,  (draws  on  the  Lon- 
don and  Westminster  Bank) 

William  Stilt  Wilson,  manager 
Gurneys'  &  Birkbeck,  Bank  plain, 
(draw  on  Barclay,  Bevau  &  Co., 
London) 
Harveys'   &  Hudsons'    (Norwich 
Cromn   Bank),    Upper   Kina  st, 
(draw  on Hankeys'&Co., London) 
Norwich    Deposit    Bank,  Upper 
market,    (draws   on  Mastermau, 
Peters  &  Co.,   London) — Robert 
Balls,  manaatr 
Savings'  Bank,  Haymarket   (open 
on  Monday,  Wednesday,  and  Sat- 
urday,   from  12  till  2) John 

Hartt,  actuary 

BARRISTERS. 

Browne  W.  J.  Utton,  Up.  Suircy  st 
Cooper  Carlos,  Oiford  hill 
Evans  Charles,  Upper  King  st 
Holson  Wales  Ciiristopher.Cooks  la 
Palmer  Natiianiel,  Redwell  st 
BASKET    MAKERS. 
Carr  Charles,  Elm  hill 
Gay  Elizabeth,  Tombland 
Gay  Mary,  Upper  m.irket 
Green  Robert,  St.  Benedict  st 
Hovell  Wm.(&sieve), Charing  cross 
Kent  Charles,  St.  P.iuls  st 
Kettle  James,  St.  Ann's  lane 
Loveday  Isnac,  Fishgate  st 
Mason  Samuel,  Ber  st 
Thayne  Edward,  Pottergate  st 


BELL    HANaERS. 

See  tinder  the  head  Smi(/is, 


BERLIN  W^OOL  WAREHOUSES 

Brown  George,  Loudou  st 
Brown  William,  18  Davey  pl^ce 
Bryan  Joslma,  Haymarket     [don  st 
Campling  Abraham  &  Co.,  35  Lon- 
Ransonie  Harriet,  18  Gentlemen's 

walk 
Ringer  William,  7  Genlletntn's  walk 

BIRD&  ANIMAL  PRESERVERS 

Knight  Thomas,  Upper  Kingst 

Nichols  John,  Ber  M 

Sayer  John,  Uppei  St.  Giles'  st 


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BLACKSiniTHS. 

(See  also  Smiths) 

Allen  Daniel,  Lobster  yard,  Potter- 
gate  St 
Andrews  Mary,  Sprowston 
Ballimoie  John,  Thorn  lane 
Beaton  John,  Lower  King  st 
Brooks  John,  All  Sainrs  st 
Brooks  John,  Gulden  Ball  st 
Brown  John,  Barrack  st 
Cannell  John,  Drayton 
CHrman  :Sainnel,  St.  Faith's 
Child  Stephen,  Chapelfield  road 
Cock  Wni.,  St.  Catherine's  Terrace 
Curtis  Jolin,  Lame  Dog  road 
Daniels  Robert,  Trowse  Newton 
Folkard  William,  Surlingham 
Freeman  Jeremiah,  St.  Benedicts  la 
Hardinient  Williim.  Cation 
Holman  Josiah,  Hellesdon 
Howard  George  (coachsmith),Back 

Rampant  Horse  st 
Howman  Riihaid,  Ber  st 
Laws  Robert,  Dt-rehani  road 
Leggatt  John,  Scoles  green 
Martin  William,  Thorpe 
Moore  William,  Maedalen  st 
Norman  Charles,  King  st 
Oaklev  Robert,  Palace  st 
Osborn  Richard,  Kirby 
Pearce  John,  St.  Faith's 
Scott  Isaac,  Regent  st 
Seager  Thomas,  Surlingliam 
Shalders  Thomas,  Oldhay  hill 
Sh  reeve  John,  Cat  ton 
Stone  Henry,  Lower  King  st 
Taylor  Jeremiah.  St.  Stephen's  sq 
Todd  Davy,  Bramcrton 

BOAT    BUILDERS. 

Britcher  John  &  Son,  King  st.  gates 
Freeman  James,  St.  Anns,  Stailhla 
Hongliton  Robert,  Lower  King  st 
Pitch  William,  Barrack  st 

BOniBASIN,    CRAPE,  «e    PARA- 
MATTA   MANUFACTURERS. 

Bolingbroke  Charles  &  Frederick, 

Colegate  st 
Clarke  John,  Calvert  st 
Dowa;lass  Robert  &  Co.,Cowgatest 
Grout  &  Co.,  Lower  Westwick  st 
Hinde  Ephraini&  Fiancis,Botolphst 
Middleton  George,  Calvert  st 
Staninard  Cubitt,  Pitt  st 
Torris  &  Son,  Marketplace 
Towler,  Cam  pin  &  Co.,  Elm  hill 
Willett  Edward,  &  Nephew  &  Co., 

Pottergaie  st 
Willi ment  Richard,  Calvert  st 
Wright  John  &  Son,  Elm  hill 

BONE    CRUSHER. 

Brown  Robert   (and    guano    mer- 
chant), St.  Benedict  st 

BOOKBINDERS. 

(See  also  Booksellers  4-  Stationers.) 

Bush  George,  Bridge  street,  Saint 

Andrew's 
Charlwood  Arthnr,  Orford  hill 
Coote  George  Mark,  Old  Hay  hill 
Dean  &  Co.,  St.  Stephens  st 
1  GnnterCharles  Ed  ward,Si. George's, 

Middle  st 
luneins  J.,  Lower  Goat  lane 
Oliver  Mark,  St.  Andrew  st 
:  Priest  &  Green,  St.  Stephen  st 
Redd  Charles,  St.  Benedict  st 
Smith  William,  Post  Office  court 
Stevens  Horace  Win.,  Pottergnte  st 
Steward     Samuel    (and     machine 

ruler),  Elm  hill 
Upcroft  William,  Fishgate  st 


BOOKSELLERSAc  STATIONERS 

Marked  tlius  »  are  also  Binders. 
{See  also  the  preceding  List,  and  also 

Stationers.) 
♦Bacon  &  Kinnebrook,12  London  «t 
Blnckie  &  Son   (publishers).  Upper 
St.  Giles' st — James  Rlacgregor, 
agent 
Brown  Zechariah,  Ber  st 
*Cnpper  James,  Rampant  Horse  st 
Dallinger  Josepli  A.  (and   importer 
of  foreign  books,  music,  periodi- 
cals,   music    &c.,  and  agent  for 
foreign  journals),  12  Davey  place 
Darken  James,  Little  London  st 
Fletcher  Josiah,  Upper  Havn)arket 
Fullarton  A.  &  Co.  (publishers),  15 
Castle  Meadow,    and  Edinburgh 
— Robert  Price,  agent 
Good)  Robert,  9  Wliite  Lion  st 
Jarrold  John  &  Sons,  3  London  st 
Jeary  Robert,  4  Bridewell  alley,  St. 

Andrews 
King  Joseph  (old).  Back  of  the  Inns 
*Lain  Edward,  Elm  hill 
*Lemmon  James, Gentlemen's  walk 
Miller  George  Robt.(&print  seller), 

St.  Andrew's  hill 
•Muskett  Chas.  (&  map  publisher), 

5  Haymarket 
Priest  &  Green,  St.  Stephen  st 
Quinton  John,  36  Pottergate  st 
Rose  Sarnh,  Castle  st 
Shalders  John,  Bethel  st 
•Stephenson  &  Matchett  (&  dealers 
ill  patent  medicines).  Market  pi 

BOOT  AND    SHOE  MAKERS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  Manufacturers. 

Allen  Marian  (warehouse),  Upper 

St.  Giles' 
Austin  VVilliam,  Oak  st 
♦Barker,  Barnes  &   Nowne,  York 

Tavern  passage,  O.xford  hill 
Barker  John  G.  8  White  Lion  st 
Barnard  John,  St.  Augustine  st 
Barne  James,  St.  James  st 
Barnes  Richard,  2  Charing  cross 
Base  William,  Coslany  st 
Basey  Robert,  Magdalen  st 
Batcheldor  Stephen,  Calvert  st 
Beare  John,  Calveit  st 
BeaseyJohn,  Drayton 
Blackburn  Edward,  Barrack  st 
BIythe  Robert,  St.  Faith's 
BIythe  William  Bates,  Bethel  st 
Booty  Edward,  Fisher's  lane 
Bowhill  Henry,  St.  Andrews  st 
Bowtell  Thos.,  20  &  21  Davey  place 
Biacy  Frederick,  Thorpe 
Broad  John,  Catton 
Broadbank  Benjamin,  Fishgate  st 
Brett  Isaac,  Upper  King  st 
Bridger  John,  St.  Faith's         [Inns 
Buck  Charles  Harrison,  Back  of  the 
Bull  Isaac,  8  Castle  st 
Cable  William,  Ber  st 
Calver  J'homas,  10  Upper  market 
Calvert  John,  Chuich  .st.St.Sinion's 
Cauliam  William, Lower  Westwick  st 
Cannell  George  Simon,  Ber  st 
Carter  John,  Fishgate  st 
Carver  William,  LowerWestwick  st 
Challis  John,  43  London  st 
Cherry  Thomas,  Brazen  Doors  road 
Clarke  George,  Calvert  st 
Clarke  John,  St.  Miles',  Church  st 
Clarke  Jonathan,  Plumstead 
Collins  James,  4  Davey  place 
Cook  David,  Bishopeate  st 
Cook  ThomasEdward.WhiteLion  st 
Cook  William,  14  Starling  place 
Cousens  John,  Rising  Sun  lane 
Cox  John,  Magdalen  st  ' 

CuUingtoii  Mai  y  Ann,  Queen  st 


Cuthbert  Edward,  St,  Miirtin's  lane 
Dane  Clement,  Lower  Westwick  s 
Dann  James,  Magdalen  st 
DawbarnJames(  wholesale),  14, 15, 

16,  Exchange  st 
Day  James,  St.  Lawrence  steps 
Dean  James,  City  road 
De  Caux  Shakespear,St.Augustin  st 
Duffield  Edward,  Sussex  st 
Duffield  Georee,  Catton 
Duffield  John,  Timber  hill 
Dunn  James,  St.  George's  plain 
Elvves  Jonathan,  St.  Stephens  road 
Farrow  Thomas,  Union  place 
Fauike  Robert  Cooper,  Stocking's 

court,  St.  Stephen's 
Fenn  Robert,  Drayton 
Fenn  Thomas,  Bridge  st 
*Ford  William,  13  Davey  place 
Franklin  Charles,  11  London  st 
Friar  John,  Thorpe 
Freeman  Richard,  St.  Benedict  st 
Gardner  Thompson, 15  Up.St.Giles' 
Gibson  Henry,  Lower  Westwick  st 
Grave  Richard,  Ber  st 
Griffin  Joseph,  St.  Faith's 
*Grooin  Gorge,  53  St.  Stephen  st 
Hammond  Jonathan,  Bridge  st 
Hanson  Charles,  St.  Marv's  plain 
Hardy  John,  St.  Benedict  st 
Hariison  Robert,  Elm  hill 
Harrison  William,   Bridewell  alley, 

St.  .Andrew's 
Harweds  Samuel,  Coslany  st 
Hewett  Geo.Colbey,  Golden  Dog  la 
Hewison  Joseph    (dealer).  Timber 

Hill  st 
Hipper  Wm.,  Bridge  st,  St.  George's 
Holl  George,  All  Saint's  green 
Holl  Georee  Norton,  15  Castle  st 
Holl  Robert  Durant,  Jail  hill 
Horne  Robert,  Little  London 
Home  William,  Stoke  Holy  cross 
Homes  John,  Surrey  st 
Horstead  Horace,  Surrey  st 
*Hotblack  John,  jun.  Orford  hill 
Howell  John,  Catton 
Howes  Abraham,  RampantHorse  st 
Huson  William,  Trowse  Newton 
Jay  Jonathan,  West  Pottergate  st 
Jermy  George,  Lakenham  Hall  road 
Jermy  Jeremiah,  Pottergate  st 
*Johns  <n  WiHiam&John,Market  pi 
•Kemp  &  Son,  Pitt  st 
Kent  John,  St.  George's,  Middle  st 
Kent  Robert,  22  White  Lion  st 
*Kish  Moss,  Lower  King  st 
Lake  Jas.  Red  Lion  st,St.  Stephen's 
Lee  VVilliam,  All  Saints'  st 
Littell  Charles,  Market  place 
Lock  Henry,  St.  Stephen  st 
Long  Henry,  Coslany  st 
Loomhe  Thomas,  8  Timberhill  st 
Lubbuck  Robert,  Oak  st 
Mann  Samuel,  Magdalen  st 
MartinGeo.StGregoiy'sChurch  alley 
May  James,  56  St.  Giles'  st 
Mayfitld  James,  St.  Benedict  st 
Middleton  John,  Peacock  st 
Miller  Stephen  Peter,  City  road 
Mingay  &  Son(ladies')7  Haymarket 
Munson  John,  Oak  st 
Newton  Robert,  St.  Faith's 
Patterson  James,  St.  Benedict  st 
Paul  William,  Catton 
Paul  William,  Sprowston 
Phillips  Thomas,  Berst 
Pike  James.  Pottergate  st 
Pleasants  Thomas,  St.  Faith's 
Plow  Robert,  Surlingham 
Pratt  John,  Coslany  st 
Roberts  William,  6  Timberhill  st 
Sacret'l'homas,  Magdalen  st 
Samuels  Samuel,  St.  Stephen  st 
Sapay  JohD,St.Siepheu'8Church 

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BOOT  Stc.  TtlAKERS—  Continued. 
Senior  Richard,  Coslany  .«t 
Seppines  William,  Colcuate  st 
Sliariug  John,  Si.  John's  Madder 

Rlarket  alley 
Smith  John,  Silver  St  [st 

Siiclling  &  Thompson, lOWhiteLion 
Soman  Lippy,  Mandalen  st 
Spooner  John,  Thmpc 
Stapleiou  Robfi  t.  Madder  market 
SuflfolkGeo,  JohuBull  st,  Crook's  pi 
Summer  Francis,  Plimistead 
Swaun  Jame"!,  Mngdalen  st 
Syder  Elizabeth,  Briggs  st 
Thirtle  James,  50  Potiergate  ft 
Thinle  Tbrnnas  (&  agent  for  Haw- 
king's  improvfd  rotiiry  >hoe  and 
boot  heel),  2  Bride  well  alley,   St. 
Andrew's 
Thorpe  Alfred,  King-st  gates 
Thiirlow  David,  Suirey  mews 
TiUyard  Abraham,  Magdalen  st 
Tillvard  &  Sm,  Elm  hill 
*Tiilyard    Robert  Thomas   &  Co., 

Upper  Goat  lane 
Tilney  Robert,  Kirby 
Tinker  Horace,  Thorpe 
Tinker  William,  Piiucesst 
Tinkley  Esther,  Rampant  Horse  st 
*Tii>ple  John,  Elm  hill 
Tooke  Sarah  Robtrts,   3  Rampant 

Horse  ^t 
Townshend  Ztchariah,  Peafield 
Trumsin  William,  St.  Giles'  hill 
Turner  'I'hoinas,  Cation    Ba(k  lane 
Turner  William,  St.  Benedict  st 
Turiiei  William,  Palace  st 
Twogood  William,  Benedict  st 
Utting  John,  St.George's,Middlest 
Walker  Lewis,  Chapel  st 
Ward  Thomas,  St.  Benedict  st 
Warne  Georue,  Si.  Faith's  lane 
Watering  Jamt-s,  John  Bull  st 
Wliitworib  Thomas,  Botolph  st 
♦Winter  Charles,  Upper  Market 
Wodlmer  Clement  Amos,  Bridge  st 
Wiight  Robert,  SOLondon  st 
Wright  Robert,  Thorpe 
Wye  Henry,  Elm  hill 

BRASS    FOUNDERS. 

{See    also    under    the    head  Iron 

Founders.) 

Land  William  (&  lamp  manufactu- 
rer), Hav  hill 
Warner  William  &  Co., St.  Giles' st 

BRAZIERS,    TIN-PLATE 
WORKERS  dc  COPPEUSMITHS. 

Alden   Martha   (and  rairiaue  lamp 

maker),  St.  Stephen's  pliin 
Ashen  Robert,  52  St.  Stephen  st 
Bedford  Phihp,  Fottergate  st 
Bror-ks  Jolin,  Berst  [Ball  st 

Callow    William  Julien,   1  Golden 
Hayward  Caiy.  Ber  st 
HusonEdwardRichard,Pottergate  st 
Murton  Rohert,  Coslany  st 
Oliey  Benjamin,  St.  Benedict  st 
Rose  VVm.,  St.  George's,  Middle  St 
Scoit  Smnuel,  20  Charing  (.ross 
Smith  William,  St.  Giles'  hill 
Stevens  Chas.  Fredk.,  Magdalen  st 
Thompson    Cliristopher,    Rampant 

Horse  st 
Vincent  Henry,  Bi  nedict  st 
Waite  William  &  Son,  ;^2London  st 
Warner  William  &  Co.  St.  Giles'  st 
Wriclit  Daniel,  Pitt  st 
BREWERS   AND    IVIA1.TSTER8. 

(See  also  Maltsters.) 
Arnold  Maria  &  Son  (by  patent  ma- 
chinery). Lower  Westwick  st 
Buliard  Richard,  Bridge  street,   Si. 
Lawrence 

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Burdett  Jonathan,  Dereham  road 
Clarke  Charles,  Coslany  st 
Coleman  Tl>oaias,Chapel  st,  Crooks 

place 
Cravvshay  Richard,  St.  Stephens  .st 
Gooch  Noah,  Charing  cross 
Heigham  Richard,  Magdalen  st 
Howleit  lialdwin    King  st 
Hubbard  James, Golden  Dog  lane 
Jennings  George,  St.  Benedict  st 
.Maltman  James,  St.  Benedict  st 
Morgan  John  Braiidran  &  Henry, 

Lower  King  st 
Reynolds  Edward,  Chapelfield  road 
Steward,  Patteson,    Finch  &  Co., 

Anchor  Brewery,  Barrack  st 
Storey  William,  Bull  close 
Weston  Charles,  Bridge  street,  St. 

George's 
Youngs  John  &  Co.,  Lower  King  st 

BRICK  MAKERS. 
Blake  George,  Brazen  Doors  road 
Hewitt  Thomas,  Lakenham  Hall  rd 
Coaks  Richard  (dealer),  Fishgate  st 
Coalman  George,  Ca.stle  meadow 
Dawson  George,  Brazen  Doors  road 
King  Ausiin,  Sprowston 
Steward  Samuel  W.  P.,  Catton 
Underwood  &  Gaze(and  chalk  mer- 
chants), Thorpe  road 
Whitaker  John,  Thorpe 

BRICKLAYERS. 
(See  also  Plasterers.) 
Aldis  James,  10  Piiiices  st 
Barber  Wm.,St.Martiii'sPHlace  plain 
Berry  Wm.  Mills,  Peacock  st 
Belts  John,  West  Pottergate  st 
Bond  John,  Stoke  Holy  cross 
Brinded  Robert,  Thorpe 
Briicher  Charles,  Pitt  st 
Britcher  Thomas,  Pottereate  st 
Brooks  Henry, Lakeiiham  Hall  road 
CoalmanGeo.Rl.sing  Castle  meadow 
Coe  Mark,  Castle  meadow 
Curl  James,  L'nion  place 
Darkins  Canual,  St.  Stephen's  road 
FteeniHn  John,  St.  Giles'  road 
Goose  Robert,  Julian  st 
Hardy  John,  Thorpe 
Howard  Charles,  Bishopgate'st 
Howes  James,  Magdalen  st 
Lacey  James  Wilkins,  Surrey  st 
Lacey  John,  Princes  st 
Lacey  John  G.,  St.  Stephen's  roail 
LaceyWm,StGiegory'sChurch  alley 
[>ake  Samuel,  St.  Augusiin  st 
Ling  George,  All  Saints'  green 
Ling  William,  Bethel  st 
l/ivock  Samuel,  Br:«zen  Doors  road 
Moll  Abraham,  Thorpe 
Norman  John,  St.  Mile's  Church  St 
Orsl)orn  Mark,  Catton 
Parker  Clare,  Oak  st 
Pevg  George,  Ber  st  [place 

Read  Chas.,  John  Bull  st,  Crook's 
Read  Charles,  jun..  Union  place 
Sexton    Horace    Watling,     Lower 

Westvvick  st 
Se.xton  Robert  Watling,  Calvert  st 
Smuh  Robert,  St.  Stephen's  road 
Tann  William  W.,  Pottergate  .st 
rhnn)i)son  James,  Fi.shg-ite  st 
Willnnent  George,  St.  .\ugnstin  st 
Wiseman  Robri,  Miispole  st 
Warneit  Chailes,  King  st 
Warr Thomas,  Berst 
Youell  Thomas,  Cherry  st 

BRUSH    MAKERS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  also  I'atti-n  Makers. 
Abel  Frederick,  2,i  Charing  cross 
Cook  Samuel,  fi  Davey  place 
Edgar  Thomas, Ch.i|)el  sr,Crook'spl 
Gooch  Thos.,  Grant's  thoroughfare, 
Timber  Hill  st 


Harper  James  K.  St.  Benedicts! 
•Hutchin  John,  Timber  Hill  st 
*Kiiiulii  Saini.,St.George'sMiddles» 
*Leeds  William,  17  London  st 
Ling  &  Sons,  2  Piinces  st 
*Page  Samuel   Deyns  &  Son,  Old 

Haymaiket 
•Rogers  Henry,  Wensnin  st 
♦Scott  Peter  Thos.,  1"  Whitelion  st 
Winter  William,  Magdalen  st 
BUILDERS  &  CARPENTERS. 

[See  also  Carpenters.) 
Ausust  John  &Son,  Juliin  place 
Baldwin  Anthony  Samuel,    Upper 

Surrev  st.  All  Saint's  ureen 
Brooks  Thos, Bridge  st, St. .'Andrew's 
Browne  &  Bailey,  West  Pottergate 
Browne  Richard,  Bethel  st 
Cattermoul  Eveietl  &  Son,Tooley  st 
CoalmanGeo.Rising,Ca>'tle  meadow 
Curtis  &  Balls,  West  Pottergate  st 
Fisher  Thoma.s,  St.  Andrew  st 
Havers  Chailes,  Chapelfield  road 
Howell  James,  St.  Augustiu's  gates 
Lacey  George  P.,  Suiiey  Grove 
Mandall  Robert,  Piinces  .^t 
Meachin  Stephen  H.,  William  st 
Minns  Edward,  Trafalgar  st 
Minns  George  William    (and  con- 
tractor). Castle  meadow 
Neale  Wilham,  St.  Giles'  hill 
Ollett  William,  Lower  close 
Priest  George,  St.  Stephen's  road 
Rump  James,  Colegate  st 
Sanl  William,  Pottergate  st 
Sinklar  John,  Magdalen  st 
Stannard  Richard, St.  George's  plain 
Taylor  James  W.,  Magdalen  st 
Teasel  Osix)rn  Engall,  Fishergate  st 
Underwood  John,  Lower  King  st 
Vincent  &  Burrell.  All  Saint's  green 

and  Horn's  lane.  King  street 
Wales   William,  St.  Stephen's  st 
Walker  Thomas,  St.  Benedict  st 
W^iite  Jereiniih,  Thorne  lane,Ber  st 
Wordingham  Wm, Brazen  Doors  rd 
Worman  James,  Castle  meadow 
Wright  &.  Cattermoul,  Ber  st 

BUTCHERS. 

Marked  thus  •  are  Pork  Bntchers. 
Allen  John,  Tonihland 
Archer  Jesse,  Tooley  st 
Baker  Ann,  St.  Maiiin's-al-Palace 
Bale  George,  St.  Benedict  st 
Bilby  Mary  Ann,  Sprowston 
Bltke  Benjamin,  Sprowston 
Bracey  Francis,  Thorpe 
*Brown  Charles,  57  St.  Stephen's  st 
Burroughs  Thomas,  Butchery 
*BushHeiiry, Bridge  st.St. Andrew's 
Bushel  Wm.,  Chapel  st.  Crook's  pi 
Chapman  Abel,  St.  Martin's  Palace 

plain 
Chapman  Samuel, Up|)er  St.  Giles 
Clarke  I^aac,  St.  Augustine  st 
Clarke   l>aac,   Wellington  terrace. 

Union  place 
Clarke  Samuel,  Upper  Market 
Cobb  Leggett,  St.  Augustine  st 
Cobh  Leguett,  jiiii.,  Magdalen  st 
Colby  William,  St.  Benedict  st 
Coidran  William,  Magdalen  st 
Coitani  Thomas,  Bntcheiy 
Cottfim  &  Brewster,  Market  place 
Cullington  John,  Cowgate  st 
Cullington  John,  Union  place 
Daniels  Benjamin,  St.  Auuustine  st 
Dawson  Jonathan,  Magdalen  st 
EllMood  Henry,  Timbeihill  st 
Kilt  James,  Ber  st 
Goodsoii  George,  Butchery 
Goodson  Win.,  West  Pottergate  St 
Graves  Henry,  Butchery 
"Gray  Mary  Ann,  St.  Benedictst 


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BUTCHERS— Co7i<int(frf. 

Hall  Charlfs,  Upper  King  st 
Hailey  John  Payne,  St.  Beuedict  st 
Hieks  Leonard,  ButLhery 
Hiudle  William,  Pump  st 
•Hipper  Thomas,  Drayton 
Howard  John  &Thos.,Market  place 
Hurt)  John,  Branierton 
Jones  James,  Grove  place 
Kett  Georjje,  Ber  st 
Kelt  James,  Princes  st 
King  Andrew,  Lakenham  Hall  road 
Lamb  Charle-',  tapper  Market 
Laml)  James,  Market  place 
Manthorpe  James,  Lower  King  st 
Marshall  Ann,  Distillery  st 
Moore  Josepli,  Magdalen  st 
Nicholson   Ebon,  Bridge  st,  Saint 

George's 
Potter  Ambrose,  Catton 
Potter  Robert,  King  st 
Pycroft  Niiihaniel,  iMngdalcn  st 
Pycroft  Thomas,  St.  Stephen  st 
Ralph  Saiah,  St.  Augustine  st 
Redgment  Kirby,  Union  place 
Rice  James,  St.  Faith's 
Roe  James,  Ber  st 
Riidd  Noah,  Pottergate  st 
Riidling  Robert,  King  st 
Rudiina  William,  Ber  st 
*Seeley  William,  Pottergate  st 
Slaui^hter  Christopher,  St.  George's 

Rli'ldle  st 
Stocking  Mark,  St.  Stephen  st 
Sutton  John,  Kitig  st 
Walker  James,  Coslany  st 
WeilWilliHrn,  Coslany  st 
Wells  William,  Sprowstons 
*Weston  John,  St.  Stephens  back  st 
WhiflTen  Jamvs  &  Co.,  Duke  st 
•Woodcock  Samuel,  Palace  st 

CABINET    MAKERS. 

(See  also  Cabinet  Makers  and  Up- 
holsterers) 
Birch  Benjamin,  Star  and  Crown 

court,  Timberhill 
Bruning  John,    Grout's  Thorough- 

faie,  'J'imbeihill 
Cordran  Willam,!  Chapelfield  road 
Currey  Win  ,  St.  Stephen's  Back  st 
Lockwood  William,  Oak  st 
Malster  Robei  t,  Lower  Westwick  st 
Nickalls  John,  St.  Auaustiuest 
N orris  James,  Elm  hill 
Poolev  Samuel,  Madder  market 
Roe  John,  Oxford  hill 
Scott  'l"homa>,  21  Charing  cross 
Self  Thomas,  St.  Mary's  plain 
Smith  Bt-njaniiu,  Palace  st 
Tiiirkettie  &  Scott,  Ber  st 

CABINET    MAKERS    AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

(See  also  the  Preceding  List,  and 
also  Upholsterers.) 
Abel  Daniel,  Jail  hill 
Able  George,  Ber  st 
Batley  William,  Lower  Westwick  st 
Bennett  Thomas  (&  paper  hanger), 

Jail  hill 
Burrell  Thomas  Alfred,  Magdalen  st 
Clarke  Joh.i  Welhani,  10  Doie  st 
Craske  &  Warner,  Lower  Goat  lane 
Crowe  John,  2  Surrey  st 
Crowfoot  William.  Ber  st 
English  William,  Tombland 
Freeman  Brothers,  2  London  st 
Hales  James,  Madder  market 
Hooper  Robert,  Chapel  look 
Leeson  Richaid  Croit  (and  general 

furnishing  warehouse),  31  Saint 

Giles'  stieet 
Lord  Aaron,  Madder  market 
Norris  James,  30  Charing  cross 
Pigg  &  Greenwood,  14  London  st 


Pooley  William,  2  Charing  cross 
Robertson  Henry,  Nelson  terrace 
Scott  Robert  Baage  (&  general   fur- 
nisliiiig,paptr-haiiging  ana  carpet 
warehouse,      and     looking-glass 
manufacturer),  18  Charing  cross, 
and  St.  John's  Madder  market  st 
Suckling  Geo,St.PaursNew  opening 
Trevor  Henry,  5  &  6  Post-office  st 
Vai  ley  John,  Surrey  st 
Wade  John,  Bank  st 
Womack  George    16  Charing  cross 


CAMLET   MANUFACTURERS. 

See  Bumhasin,  Paramatta  and 
Crape  Mannfarlnrers. 


CARPENTERS  &  JOINERS. 

{See  aho   Builders  J 
Aldous  John  F.,  Suirey  st 
Allen  Race,  Magdalen  st 
AmiesJohn,  Laktnliam  road 
Atkins  Richard,  Betliel  st 
Bailey  Isaac,  Pottergate  st 
Bailey  John  David,  C'ow  hill 
Beaumont  Henry,  Bramerton 
Belt  John  Stewart,  Peacock  st 
Blythe  Matthew  &  Robert,  Drayton 
Brook  William, Tabernacle  st 
Brown  Aggas,  Theatre  st 
Browne  John,  Carr^w  road 
Clements  William,  Bethel  road 
Cogman  Robert,  Lhiion  place 
Downing  William,  Bethel  st 
Kasioe  Edmuiiil,  Sprowstou 
Edwards  Robert,  Oak  st 
Ellis  John,  Oak  st 
Fairmau  Robei  t,  Thorpe 
Field  Robert,  Chapel  Crook's  place 
Fisher  Robert,   Aluseuni  court,  St. 

Andrew  street 
Fox  John,  Heigham  causeway 
Fox  John,  Sprowston 
Frost  Charles,  St.  Stephen's  Back  st 
Fuller  Robert,  St.  Stephen  st 
Gaze  Matthew,  Lower  Kingst 
Geo'ge  Robert,  Muspole  st 
Geoige  William,  Plunistead 
Gilbert  William,  Pitt  st 
Gooch  Thomas,  Plumstead 
Giiose  Robert,  Trowse  Newton 
Grimmer  Thomas,  Catton 
Hall  George,  Trowse  Newton 
Hood  Robert,  Sussex  st 
Houghton  Robert,  Ber  st 
Howell  James,  Pottergate  st 
Lane  William,  Ber  st 
Leech  Charles,  Lakeiiham  hall  road 
Leech  William,  St.  Martin's  lane 
LeGrysWm.  &  Co., Trowse  Newton 
Matthews  James,  Magdalen  st 
Moore  Jas.,  St.  George's  Middle  st 
Motts  James,  Stepping  lnne 
Myhill  Augustus,  Sussex  st 
Nockall  Joseph,  Duke  st 
Notley  William,  Julian  place 
Page  Samuel,  West  Pottergate  st 
Pegg  William   Bacon,  Horns  lane 
Priest  George,  St.  Stephen  st 
Raiubird    Samuel,    Church   street, 

St.  Simon's 
Rollins  William,  All  Saints'  green 
Rudliug  William,  Ber  st 
Scarnett  John,  St.  Faiih's 
Sidney  Jtdin,  Sprowston 
Stacey  William,  Kiiby 
Stout  Simon,  Pottergate  st 
Taylor  John  &  James,  St.  Martin's 

plain  and  Magdalen  road 
Teasal  John,  CowL'ate  st 
Vincent  &  Hut  rell  (and  architectural 

joiners),   All    Saints'  green   and 

Thorn's  lane,  Kingst 
Walker  Thomas,  St.^Hencdict  st 
WalmsleyGeo.  W.,West  Pottergate 


Ward  James,  St.  Andrew's  hill 
Watson  Edward  C,  Chapel  .street 
Watson  James,  New  Catton 
Watson  James  Ciane,  King  st 
White  Jeremiah,  Thorn  lane  Ber  st 

CARVERS    dc    GILDERS. 

Basev  Jann-s,  Boiolph  st 
Boswell  William,  Mr^gdalenst 
Chapman  Charle.s,  St.  Andrew's  hill 
Chapman    Charles,      King    street, 

Crook's  place 
Calyer  Thomas,  Pottergate  st 
Cushing  Charles,  St.  Lawrence  lane 
Dawes  Lawrance,  St.  Faith's  lane 
Dunning  Thomas  S  , Dereham  road 
Freeman  Br()tliers(&  print  sellers  8e 

artists'  colourmen),  2  London  st 
Griffin  William,  Cowhill 
Hill  Emanuel,  Upper  market 
LadbrookeEdii)un(l,10WhiteLion  st 
Lad-ll  Williau),  Lower  King  st 
Miller  Geo.  Robt., St.  Andrew's  hill 
Nurse  Robett,  Castle  st  [close 

Ollett   Wm.  (architectural).  Lower 
Pnlnier  William,  St.  Lawrence  lane 
Pigg  &  Greenwood,  14  Loudon  st 
Raiubird  Samuel,  Church  st.  Saint 

Simon's 
Tarte  William,  St.  Augustine  st 
Townshend  Samuel,  Bethel  st 
Vincent  &  Burrell  (&  architectural 

caivers),    All  Saints'  green  and 

Horn's  lane.  King  st 
Woodrow  Thomas,  Coslany  st 

CEMENT    DEALERS. 

Col  man  &   Glendenning,  Rampant 

Horse  street 
Kett  Henry,  Lower  King  st 
Torells  George,  King  st 
Underwood  Henry,  St.  Margaret  st 

CHAIR    MAKERS. 

{See  also   Cabinet  Makers.) 
Atlerton  William,  Coslany  st 
Batley  William,  Lower  Westwick  st 
Batley  William,  jun.,  Muspole  st 
Clapham  John,  Ber  st 
Currey  Wm.,  St.  Stephen's  Back  st 
Field  Wm.,  Queen  st.,Ciook's  place 
Hooper  Robert,  Chapel  look 
Moll  Richard,  ftladder  market 
Perfect  John,  Westlegate  st 
Sheutield  John,  Upper  St.  Giles'  st 
WoolstoneSaml.,  Lakenham  hall  rd 

CHEESE    FACTORS. 

Easio  John,  64  &  65  St.  Stephen  st 
P'reem^n  Charles,  Robert  &  Henry, 

Upper  market 
Kitton  George  (&  butter  &  bacon), 

Haymarket  corner 
Lane  Israel,  St.  Andrew  st 
Pratt  William,  VVensum  st 
Sliaw  Chas.  Barnabas,  Post-office  st 

CHEMISTS    AND    DRUGGISTS. 

Arnold  Edwand,  Orfotd  hill 
Batemau  John,  Wensum  st 
Baxter  James,  St.  Benedict  st 
Case  Philip,  Bridge  st,  St.  George '.<> 
Cooke  William,  27  St.  Giles'  st 
Cubiit  George,  L'pper  market 
Drewell  Hy.  R.,  St.Catherine's  plain 
Fitch  &  Chambers,  Market  place 
Frovvraow  William,  St.  Augustine  st 
Grant  Tlioiuiis,  Ber  st 
Grimmer  Samuel,  White  Lion  st 
Harper  George,  Bank  plain 
Hart  Walter,  King  st 
James  Henry,  Oak  st 
JefferiesFiaucis,Lakeiihani  hall  road 
J  o  h  nson  A  III  brose,Lwr.  Westwick  st 
Juler  Mary,  St    James  st 
Lay  William  Robert,  72  London  st 
Miies  Charles,  St.  Stephen  st 
Pi  ttsRobertChristopher,8St.Giies'  st 

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Priest  Robtrt  Raven,  St.  Giles'  st 
H.'dgiave  V^'m.  Itiiiit,  VV^eiisum  8t 
Roope  &Son,  Redlion  st 
Rudd  Elizabeth,  Ca>lauy  st 
Smith  &  Son",  4  Exchange  street 

and  Magdalen  st  [plain 

Smith  'Villiam   Lyall,  St.  Stephen's 
Spatchett  James,  Madder  market 
Tli'-nipson  Henry,  78   St. Stephen  st 
Watson   Gilbert  Pickering,  Lower 

King  street  [plain 

Wooluer  John,   St.  Andrews  liall 


CHEMISTS -MANUFACTURING 

Stark  William  &  Co.,  Duke  st 

CHINAj  GLASS,  &c.  DEALERS. 

Bevan  Robert,  Mai;dalen  st 
Brunilell    &    Bean,    Upper    walk, 

iMaiket  place 
Camplin«  George,  Magdalen  st 
Downing  Jr)^.,22  Gentlemen's  walk 
Fou Ml  iniThs, Bridge  st,St. George's 
Gifford  Samuel,  St.  Benedict  81 
GillJolm,  St.  Giles'  st 
Hardiinent  Jabez,  St  Augasiine  st 
Heip  William,  Chnring  cross 
Liivick  &  Co.,  St.  Andrew's  st 
Meadows  Geortre,  Botolph  st 
Onley  Daniel,  Biazen  Doors  road 
Smith  Wm  ,  Bk.  Rafnpant  Horse  st 
Smith  William ( glass), Westlegate  st 
Winter  William,  Timber  hill  st 
Yates  William,  2  Davey  place 

CLOTHES    SALESMEN. 

{See  also  Tailors.) 

Allen   Martin,  St.  John's  Madder 
market  alley  I 

Batterbee  James,  St.  Benedict  st       I 
Bnyes  Elizabeth  &  Sons,  Orford  hill 
Bennett  William,  Weitsum  st 
Bowes  Willirtm,  St.  Benedict  st 
Bowles  Sarah,  St.  Benedict  st 
Bridges  Win.,  Lower  Westwick  st 
Burrage&  Jeffries,  2  Davey  place 
Burrows  Robt., Lower  Westwick  st 
Claxton  Johnson,  Orford  hill 
Claxton  Robt-rt.  9  Davey  place 
Cocks  Tl)omas,Lower  Westwick  st 
Corner  Ann,  St.  Benedict  st 
Daw>on  John,  Ber  st 
Dewing  Robert,  Rosemary  lane 
Fromow  John,  Lower  Westwick  St 
Greenwood  Paul,  Lwr.VVestwick  st 
Haldinsiien     Philin,    4    Bridewell 

alley,  St.  Aniirew's 
Hare  Jolin,  Lower  Wentwick  st 
Kilburu  William,  St.  Stephen  st 
LakeJami  s, Redlion  st,  St.Stephen's 
Moore  Siisnnh., Lower  Westwick  st 
Motts  Wiliiani,  Bridge  st 
Shalders  Noah,  Westlegate  st 
Steward  James,  Toml)land 
Smith  James,  Magdalen  st 
'I'uiiKate  Wm.,  Lower  Westwick  st 
Webster  Robert,  St.  Lawrence  steps 
Woinack  George,  While  Lion  st 

COACH    «c     GIG    BUILDERS. 

Adams  &  Jolly,  St.  Stephen's  road 
Cardran  Charles,  Magdalen  st 
Dixon  Fuller,    Little   Orford  street 

and  KiiiK  street 
Fouluer  Edward,  Ber  st 
Harc'iurt  Anthony,  Chapelfield  road 
Hart  Philip  Woodrow,  RcHion  st., 

St.  Stephen's,  &  Chapelfield  road 
Howes  Joseph  &  James,  Redlion  st 
K.tt  Henry,  7 A  St.  (iiles'  st 
Meadiiw.s  Jonathan,    Bridge  st,  St. 

Andrew's  fStipbeii's 

Nobh^Edward(plater),Rt'dlioii  st,Sl. 
Spratt  William,  Chapel  field 
Stanhaw  George,  St.  Giles's  road 

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FRINGE    MANUFACTURERS. 

Cockaday  Isaac,  St.  Andrew's  hill 
Gooch  Joshua,  'A  Dovest 
Prie.st  Richard,  79  St.  Giles'  st      [st 
Taney  Win. (coach  lace), Timber  hill 

COAL    DEALERS. 

[See  also  Coal  3Jerc/ia/its.) 
Arnnp  Thomas,  Barrack  st 
Austins  Owens,  Oak  st 
Beck  John,  Tinkler's  lane 
Bennett  Maria,  Wellington  st 
BIyth  Isaac,  Coslany  st 
BIytlie  John,  Ber  st 
Bunded  J fihn,  Thorpe 
Clarke  Roval,  William  st 
Ciowe  William,  Lower  Westwick  st 
Dawson  John,  Lower  Westwick  st 
Fidyman  Mary,  King  st  [st 

Habrougli  Henry,  Briga'slane,  King 
Howes  Robert  Hand,  Tabernacle  st 
Knights  Jonathan,  St.  Martin's  lane 
Lovick  Henry,  Colegate  st 
Minns  Edward,  Water  lane 
Moughton  Jas.,St.  Anne's  Staitli  la. 
Osborn  llobert.  Lower  Wetswick  st 
PaNton  Isaac,  King  st 
Smith  Charles,  City  road 
Suffolk  Edmund,  King  st, Crook's  pi 
Waters   Frederick  William,  Lower 

Westwick  street 
Whittrick  Daniel,  Julian  place 
Wickhani  William, Steam  packet  yd. 

King  street 
Yeames  Samuel,  King  st 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 

{See  also  (he  preceding  list,  and  also 

Corn  and  Coal  Merchants.) 
Baxter  William,  Lower  King  st 
Bensley  Chailes,  fifi  St.  Stephen  st 
'  Bessey  James  H.,  Pottergate  st 
Bright  &  Neale. Lower  VVestwick  st 
BowiieiiJohiiHartjLwr. Westwick  st 
Christie  Thomas  &  John,  King  st 
Coaks  Richard,  Fishgate  st 
Coalman  Geo. Kisiiig,Ca>tle  meadow 
Culley  Samuel,  Duke's  palace 
Curtis  &  Balls,  VVest  Pottergate  st 
Davison  James,  Fi.>hgatest 
Dunn  James,  Quay  side 
George  Bichard,  Quay  ^ide 
Greenfield  Samuel,  King  st.  gates 
Hall  Robert,  Quay  side 
Kett  Heiiiy,  Lower  King  st 
Lamb  Benjamin,  Middle  street,  St. 

Georce's 
MoUett  Rizen,  Magdalen  st 
Norfolk    Coal    Company,   Sniiit 

K.iith's    lane Harrod    &    Co., 

managers 
Pope  Robert,  Lower  Westwick  st 
Porter  Robert,  Redwell  st 
Read  Samuel  Gurney,  Quay  side 
Read    William     James,     Roache's 

court, Chinch  st,  St.  Simon's 
Sahberion  Thomas,  Thorpe 
Sexton  Simon, Bridge  si, St. George's 
Vyall  Daniel,  St.  Andrew  st 
Watson  Eilward,  King  st 
Wittiick  &  Sons,  Green  Man  yard, 

King  street 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Black  &  Rayues  (and  wholesBle),  1 
HayniHiket  [st 

Borrett  William,  Lower  Westwick 
Bunn  George,  Westlet-ate  st  [st 

Chettlehurgh,  Henry,  Ram  pi  lit  Horse 
Collier  Thomas,  Timber  hillst 
Dade  Chailotte,  Upper  St.  Giles' 
Gill  Elizabeth,  St.  Stephen  st 
Haddon  Richard  Curson,  Rose  lane 
Harrison  Win.,  St.  Andrew's  hill 
Hatcarton  Joseph,  Swan    lane,  St. 
Andrew's 


Hunt  James,  Golden  Ball  st 
Hunt  John,  St.  Benedict  st 
Lake  Sunuel,  Colegate  st  [st 

Lanham  JamesTompsou,7  St.Giles' 
Little  Henry,  3  Dove  st 
L'.'ck  Charles,  7  Exchange  st 
Lowne  John,  Lower  Goat  lane 
Marston  Richd,13  Gentlemen.s'  walk 
Nichols  Edmond,  King  st 
Page  James,  Wensiim  st 
Poulter  William,  Si.  Augustine  st 
Savory  Coalsey,  34  London  st 
Seeley  Job,    1    and  2  Upper  walk, 

mai  ket  place  [Stephen's 

Scottow    Mary,  Redlion   St.,  Saint 
Silvey  Letitia  Crab,  Berst 
Thurston  Richd.  Hy.,  St.Stephenst 
Williams  John,  Pottergate  st 
Wilson  George  (wholesale  &  retail, 

and    fruit  merchant),  6,  7  and  8 

Queen  street 
CONGREVE  MATCH  MAKERS. 
Clarke  John,  King  st 
Dunn  William,  Silver  road 
Lincoln  John,  Pump  st 
Rix  &  Button,  Oak  st 
Staff  John,  Oak  st 

COOPERS. 

Amy  Thomas,  Magdalen  st 
Amy  William,  St.  Augustine  st 
Banhani  George,  Little  King  st 
Calthorpe  John,  31  London  st 
Carpenter  Robert,  Oak  st 
Culyer  Charles,  Ranip-tnt  Horse  St 
Death  .lohii,  Bishopgate  st 
Dunn  John,  Berst 
Graver  Abraham,  Ber  st 
Howse  James,  Lower  Westwick  st 
Merry  John  (wine),  Pottergate  st 
Mounsev  James,  I'horii  lane 
Plunistead  Samuel  James,Coslany  st 
Scott  Benjamin,  Chapelfield  road 
Shields  Daniel,  hoop  maker,  Gdden 
Ball  st  [.Middle  st 

Short  Henry  (wine),  St.  George's, 
Stacey  Aiithony,  Thorpe  road 
TavlorJohn   &  James  (and  manu- 
facturers of  shovels  and  measures), 
St.    Martin's  Palace   Plain,  and 
Magdalen  road 
Tidman  James,  Oak  st 

CORK    CUTTERS. 

Briggs  Wilson,  St.  Pauls'  opening 
Cp'Sskill  Robert,  St.  George's,  Mid- 
dle street 
Moore  Jas.,  Bridge  st,  St.  George's 
Robinson    John,    Bridge     st,    St. 

George's 
Rose  George,  68  St.  Stephens  st 

CORN     «E    COAL     MERCHANTS. 

(See  Coal  Merchants,  is;r.,  and  also 

Corn  Chandlers,  &cc.) 
Barber,   Sons  &  Thompson,  Hay- 
market 
Brown  Frederick,  Lower  King  st 
BuUard    Richard    (and    oil  cake), 

Bridge  st,  St.  Lawrence 
Cook  Edwaid,  Tooley  st  [st 

Cozens  James  &  Son,  St.  Benedict 
Cross  John  (corn).  Dukes'  palace 
Cubitt  William  Jary  (corn  and  .seed), 
Magd  lien  st  [Dukes'  palace 

Dowson  B.  U.  &  Sons,  King  .st,  and 
Diane  James,  Stamp  Office  yard, 

St.  Andrews  st 
HaiikesWm.jun.,St.Miles,Ci)urchst 
Hariner  Daniel,  Dukes  palace 
Mealing  &  Mills.  King  st 
Merry  &  Everett,  Railway  station 
Miles  George,  Bishopgate  st 
Read  Robert,  Bishopgate  st 
Read  Thomas  William,  King  st,  and 
Trowse  milUate 


H^trcctorg. 


NORWICH,  &c. 


Koifolfe. 


Redgrave  Joseph,  (and  seed), Upper 

close 
Reynolds  James  (dealer), St.  Faith's 
Sursham  Jolm  &  Co.,  Wensuni  st 

CORN    CHANDLERS    St    FLOUR 
DEALERS. 

CSee  also  the  preceding  List.) 
Allen  Henry,  Magdalen  st 
Batson  Jesse,  Magdalen  st 
Bullard  William  (flour), Lwr.Goat  la 
Burcham  &  P)le,  VVinsum  st 
Freeman  Charles,  Robert  &  Henry, 

Upper  niaiket 
Grand  John,  Golden  Ball  st 
Nokes  Edward,  St.  Benedict  st 
Pease  E'lvvaid,  Coslany  st 
Spiatt  William  (horse corn), Gun  la 
VVoolunugh  Martha,  Lower  Kiiigst 

COTTON    \VINDERS. 

Baibei  J  no.  Lee&Co.,St.Martin's  la 
Sultzer  John  &  Co.,  St.  Auaustiii  st 
Waller  John  Camble,  Tooley  st 


DRESS    MAKERS 

See  Milliuers  and  Dress  Makers. 


CRAPE    MANUFACTURERS. 

See  Bombaiin  Sic, Manufacturers. 


CURRIERS    AND    LEATHER 
SELLERS. 

Adarason  Robert,  Shoulder  of  Mut- 
ton ynrd,  St.  Stephen's 
Angell  Mary,  Golden  Ball  st 
Archer  Samuel,  St.   Stejilien's  plain 
Beare  Samuel  Shalders,  Bridge  st, 

St.  George's 
Brooks  Coitper,  Pottergate  st 
Cooke  Ed  ward  (leather  cutter), Mad- 
der mat  ket 
Consiiis  Thomas,  3  Upper  market 
Debney  K.,  Back  Rampant  Horse  st 
Duffield  John  (leather  seller).  Tim- 
ber hill 
Elliot  Robert,  St.  Benedict  st 
Faulke   Robert  Cooptr,  Stocking's 

court,  St.  Stephens  st 
Fish  Thomas,  Golden  Ball  st        [st 
Goiich  Samuel  (seller)  ,2VVhite  Liou 
Howell  James,  Castle  ditches 
Howell    William    (leather   seller), 
Lower  Goat  lune  [st 

Kemp  V\'illiam  &  Son  (cutters), Pitt 
Marston  Alfied,  Great  Orfovd  st 
Page&  Wnodrow,  Magdalen  st 
PiiiDips     William,    All   Saints    st, 

bottom  of  Ber  st 
Rudd  &  Pnston,  St.  Giles'  hill 
Shalders  William,  jun.,  Bmk  plf-.in 
'I'illyard  St  Howlett,  Pottergate  st 
Tompson  William,  Dove  st 
Winter  Charles,  Upper  market  st 
Woods  George  John,  St.  Gregory's, 
Church  alley 

CUTLERS. 

Alison  Sophia,  Market  place 
Critchtield  Samuel,  Royal  Hotel  st 
Hugsins   Jolin    (working).   Brazen 

Doors  road  [Sun  lane 

Huggins   John    (working).    Rising 
Knigiit^  George,  Dove  st 
Lister,  Son  &  Co.,  lOJ  Haymarket 
Pearson  Jame«,  vSt.  Andrew's  hill 
Steel  &  Rix,  Queen  st  [hill 

Stimp^on  Jas.,(vvorking),Orfiird  i)ill 
Sutton  Samuel  (working), 21  Geiitle- 

Ujen's  walk 
TaylorGeoriie  (truss),. St.  Giles' st 
Whitlam  Thomas,  West  Pottergate  st 

DENTISTS. 

Bonlger  Josepli,  Willow  lane 
Breniian  Andrew,  Piinces  st 
Bridgman   William   Keenely,  69  St. 

Giles'  st 
Cartwright  &  Davis,  7  Post  Office  st 
Neep  William  Edward  John,  5  Post 

Office  .^t  [Giles'  st 

White    Ricliard,    Tucks'  court,  St. 
Woodcock  Henry,  70  St.  Giles'  st 


DYERS. 

Allen  Bryant,  Scholes  ereen 
Barber  Sanuiel,  9  Timber  hill  st 
Baxter  Benjamin,  St.  Pauls'  st 
Beeze    Christmas,  Bridge    st,  St. 
George's  [st 

Brown  Benjami  n,  Robson'syard,Oak 
Browne  Sarah,  Tom  bland 
Bugg  Moses,  Botolph  st 
Bush  Francis,  Princes  st 
Carter  John,  All  Saints  st 
Cattermoule  Wm.,  St.  Andrew's  hill 
Collier  Thomas,  Timber  hill  si 
Cooke  Ann,  St.  George'.s,  Middle  st 
Cooke  Thomas  Paul,  Coslany  st 
Fish  Matthew,  Lower  We-twickst 
Fletcher  Anti,  Quay  st 
Furije  Mary,  St.  George's,  Middle  st 
Gedge  Edwd.  Peter,  BrazenDoorsrd 
Gedge  Georue,  Coslany  st 
Groom  George,  Brazen  Doors  road 
Harper  George,  Calvert  st 
Harris  J(din,  ()ak  st 
Houghton  David,  Upper  St.  Giles' st 
Houghton  John,  Ten  Bell  lane 
Hubbard  Thomas  &  Co.,  Peacock  st 
Jarrett  I'liomas,  Magdalen  st 
Jay  Josl'.UH,  Bethel  st 
Kidd  John  Richard,  Coslany  st 
Parker  Benjamin,  Ber  st     [Duke  st 
Stark  Williaui&Co.  (and  dressers), 
StewardJosh. , Bridge  st,St. George's  ;  Alliance,  Henry  Brown,  14  Gen- 


FIRE    AND    LIFE    INSURANCE 
COMPANIES- 
HEAD    OFFICES. 

fSee  also  Fire  &cc.  Office  Agents.) 

General  Hail-storm  Insurance 
SociETV.Fishei's  lane,  St.  Giles' 

st Charles  Suckling  Gilman, 

secret  aiy 

Norfolk  Farmers'  Cattle  In- 
surance Society,  Fisher's  lane, 
St.  Giles'  st— Ciiarles  Suckling, 
Gilman,  secretary 

Norwich  EquitableKire  Assur- 
ance Society,  Bank  st — John 
Skipper,  registrar  and  secretary 

Norwich  Marine  Insurance  As- 
sociation, Fisher'.-  lane.St.Giles' 

st Charles   Suckling  Gilman, 

solicitor 

Norwich  Union  Fire  Insurance 
Society,  Surrey  st,  and  6  Cres- 
cent, New  Bridge  st,  London  — 
Samuel  Bignold  secretary  ;  Robt. 
Leman,  manager 

Norwich  Union  Life  Insurance 
Society,  Surieyst,  and  6  Cres- 
cent, New  Bridge  st,  London — 
SamuelBignold,  secretary ;  Uichd. 
Morgan,  actual y;  Charles  Brun- 
dell,  chief  clerk 

FIREj    &c.    OFFICE   AGENTS. 

{See  also  the  preceding  list.) 


Ulph  William,  Lower  Westwick  st 
Yariugton  William,  Wensuin  st 

EATING-HOUSE    KEEPERS. 

Beatley     Sarah    &    Elizabeth,    St 

Benedict  st 
Brown  Charles,  St.  Stephen  st 
Cliaiiwood  Arthur,  Market  i)lace 


tlemen's  walk  and  Roger  Kerri- 
son.  Bank  plain 

Akous  (life),  William  Spelman  & 
Sons,  6  St  Giles  st 

Atlas,  Rackham  &  Turner,  Lower 
close;  and  Henry  Bidwell,  11  Ex- 
change st 


Crow  Charles,  Elm  hill    [Andrew's  ;  BRiTiSHCoMMERCiAL.Pigg&Green- 


Frost  William,    Bridewell  alley,  St. 
Hownen  Samuel,  Pottergate  st 
Kirby  John,  Pump  st 
Ostler  Charles,  Pudding  lane 
Paul    Richard,   2    Bridewell  alley, 
St.  Andrew's 


wood,   14  London  st 

British  Empire,  Benjamin  Thos. 
Sharpe,  14  Castle  meadow 

British  Mutual  (lifeand  subscrip- 
tion loan),  George  C.  Burrows, 
Post  Office  st 


Rix  Geoiiic  (coffee),  Golden  Ball  st ;  Church  of  England,  John  Gold 


Seeley  Job,  1  and  2   Upper  walk. 
Market  place 


ENGINEERS. 

SeelronFounders,  H^  ulsoMillwrights. 


ENGRAVERS    AND     COPPER- 
PLATE   PRINTERS, 

Bidwell  Josepli,  Bethel  st 
Coote  George  Mark  (and  lithogra- 
phic printer),  Oldhay  hill 
Dallinger  Joseph  A.  (and   lithogra- 
phic printer),  12  Davev  place 
Hall  William,  .30  Back  of' the  Inns 
Kinkley  J.,  Back  of  the  Inns 
Marrison  Robert,  Great  Orford  st 
Niiiham  Henry,  ('hapelfield 
Wilson  Thomas    (and  cnpper-plate 
pi  inter),  Chapel  st.  Crooks  place 

FANCY    REPOSITORIES. 

Brown  George,  London  st 
Bryan  Joshua,  8  Haymarket 
Bush  George,  Bridge st,St. Andrew's 
Ciapam  Lewis,  White  Lion  st 
Creake  James.  St.  Andrew's  hill 
Gidney  Robt.Wm.,71  St. Stephens  st 
Lovett  Henry,  St.  Stephens  st 
Smith  William,  11  Lower  Goat  lane 
Steel  &  Rix,  Queen  st 

FELLMONGERS. 

Dye  William,  Oak  .st  [sf 

Harvey  Charlotte,  Lower  Westwick 
Harvey  William,  LowerWestwick  st 
Harvey  William,  Oak  st 
Wills  William,  Upper  Heighani 


smith  Atkinson,  Post  Olflce  st 
Eagle   (life),    William  Millaid    & 

Son,  Princes  st 
Economic   (lile),  Horatio  Boling- 

broke,  Colegate  st 
Edinburgh  (life),  John  O.Taylor, 

St.  Giles  st 
European    (life),  George  Elward 

Simpson,  Tombland 
Farmers'  &  General,  Jolin  Bate- 

man&Son,  Middle  st,  St. George'.s 
Farmers',  Graziers'  &  Cattle, 

William  Bntclier,  Theatre  st 
Friends'  Provident,  Henry  Bid- 
well,  11  Exchange  st 
General.  Jacob  Henry  Tillett,  St. 

Andrew's  st ;  and  Samuel  Henry 

Asker,  St.  Giles  st 
Globe, Wace  Lockett  Mendham,  St. 

Andiews  st 
Guarantee  Society,  George  El- 
ward Simpson,  Tombland         [st 
GuARDiAN,John  Barwell.SiSteplien 
HAiL-STORM,WiHiamMillard&  Son, 

Princes  st 
Law  (life).  Foster,  Unthank  &  Co. 

LTpper  King  st 
Law  (fire),  Samuel    Hurry  Asker, 

St,  Giles  st 
Legal  and  Commercial,   Samuel 

Crickmer  Burton,  67  St.  Giles  st ; 

and  William  Copeman,  12  Gentle- 
men's walk 
'  London  (tire),GeorgeElwardSimp- 

^on,  Tombland 


Kovfolft. 


NORWICH,  &c. 


^later'0 


FIRE,   &c.  OTTICES—Conli7iufd. 
London  &  Provincial  Law  (life;, 

Saniui-1  H.  AsUer,  St.  Giles  si 
London  Lnion,  Ariliur  Dalrjmple, 

66  Si.  Giles  St 
Mutual  Benefit,  William  Griggs, 

St.  lieuedict  st 
National    Mercantile,    Josiali 

FletcJit-r,  U[)i)er  Haymarket 
National  Provident,  Heuiy  Bid- 

vveli,  11  Excliaiige  .st 
Norwich  (fire).  Steward  &  Fisher, 
Upper    King   st;   and    Jolm  O. 
Taylor,  St.  Giles  >t 
Palladium  (lifej,  Taylor  &  Sons, 

(Jrfoidhill 
Pelican  (life),  Steward  &  Fisher, 

U|)|)er  King  st 
Pn(ENix,   PiEg    8c  Greenwood,  14 
London  st  [IJaiik  plain 

Reliance  (life),  George  Hariier, 
Rock  (life;,  Henry  Hariod,  J5ankst 
RovAL.JohnThoinasStevens.Ca^tle 

meadow 
Royal  Exchange,  Arthur  Preston, 
Bank  plain  ;  and  Newton,  Son  & 
Woodrow,  Tninbland 
Scottish    Widows'  Fund    (life), 

Heiiiy  Hansen,  Upper  close 
Star,  Benjamin  Thomas  Sliarpe,  14 

Castle  meadow 
Suffolk  ffiie),  William  Millard  & 

Son,  Princes  st 
Union,  James  Winter,  9  St.  Giles  st 
West  of  Kngland,  Edward  Free- 
stone, Little  Oiford  st 
Westminster  (life),  Foster,  Un- 
ihank&Co.  Upper  King  st;  Peter 
Day,  Upper   Surrey  st,  and  Erl- 
mii'nd  Slill);^by  Drury  Long,  Mag- 
dalen street 
Yorkshire,  Watson  &  Barnhani, 
Surrey  st 

FISHMONGERS, 
Marked  tlius  *  art  also  Dealers  in  Game. 
•Baiisliaw  Geoige,  Coslany  st 
•Baxshaw  Jost  ph,  St  Stephen  st 
•Baldwin  John,  Upper  market 
•Barnard  John,  VVensum  st 
Cox  Francis,  Bridge  st 
Fit  Id  William,  Maadalen  st 
G'lit  Geor);e,  Coslany  st 
Georiie  Uichard,  St.  Benedict  st 
Grand  Richard,  Upper  market 
Hare  William,  Butchery 
Jay  Chailes  &  Ge'irpe,   Up.  market 
Lincoln  James,  Upper  Market 
l>ondon  John ,  Magdalen  st 
MoyGeo.  St.Margarei'sChurch  alley 
Newton  James,  Magdalen  st 
Newton  James,  Upper  market 
Parker  Jnshua,  Upper  market 
•Parker  Thomas,  St.  Stephen  .st 
"Pratt  William,  Upper  market 
Randell  William,  Ber  st 
•Smith  Thomas,  Upper  market 
'I'any  William  &  Co.  Upper  market 
Warnes  William,  Upper  market 
•Weaver  Wm.  &  Son,  Uppr.  market 

FRUITERERS. 
Bell  Ann,   Redrnm  st,  St.  Stephens 
Bullaid  Samuel,  St.  Stephen  st 
Bullerrioht,Swan  lane,  St.Amlrcw's 
CohenPhilip.Swan  lane, St. Andrews 
Coopei  James,  Princess  st 
Cousins  James.  Benedict  st 
Crossd^le  William,  Oak  st 
CrosskillKoht.Biidgest.StAndrew's 

Ellis  Samuel,  Oak  st 
Enirall  Joseph,  St.  Auenstine  st 
Gardiner  James,  Benedict  st 
Gariliner  Thompson, Up.  St.Giles  st 
Hunt  James,  Golden  iiall  st 
Newton  Wm.  Swan  la,  St.  Andrew's 
Paul  Edward,  Chapelfield  road 

80 


Quantrill  James,  Albermarle  street, 

Crook's  place 
Savoiy  .Maithew,  Timhcrhill  st 
Tavlor  Joseph,  !St.  Stephen  st 
Wil-on  George,  6,  7  and  8  Q'jeen  st 
WoopIs  WiiTMui,  Union  pi  ice 

FURNITURE    BROKERS. 

.Ahle  Ge(jr!re,  lier  st 

Aldhouse  Hannah,  St.  Augnstine  st 

Baker  William,  Bridewell  alley,  St. 

Andrew's 
Bu'ld  Thomas,  Ber  st 
Cobb  John,  Ber  st 
Crowfoot  William,  Bei  st 
Ely  Robert,  Pittst 
Empson  Samuel,  Calvert  st 
Hall  Saml.St.Gregory's  church  alley 
Hill  James,  Lower  Westwick  st 
Holl  Samuel,  St.   Benedict  st 
Holmes  James,  Quay  st 
Howes  Thomas  Self',  King  st 
Hnliy  Richaid,  Lower  Westwick  st 
Hndbud  Ste|)hen,  ^t.  Benedict  st 
Kint;Jo-eph,  Back  of  the  Inns 
Meal  Frederick,  Palace  st 
Neve  John,  Fishergate  st 
Pentin  Jame-,  Maudalen  st 
Pentin  John,  Chanelfield  road 
Pigg  &  (ireenwood,  14  London  st     ' 
Rii'-sell  John,  St.  Paul  st 
Salkind  Simon,  Tooley  >t  i 

Scott  William,  9  Timberhill  st 
Snt'on  Robert,  Magdalen  st 
Vincent  Henry,  Benedict  st 
WhiteWm.StGreKory'schurch  alley 
Wilson  William,  Latue  Dog  road 

FURRIERS. 
Blakely  Edward,   lo  London  st 
Browne«cEdward-,22  Ca.stle  meadw 
Dady  Daniel,  St.  Stephen  st 
Fox  Joel,  11  Gentlemen's  walk 
Knight  Thomas,  20  Castle  meadow 
I>eest  Harriet,  St.  Giles'  hill 
Potter  Thomas,  5  Gentlemen's  walk. 

Market  place 
Thirkcttle  Harriet,  St.  Benedict  st 

GARDENERS  &  SEEDSMEN. 

(.SV^  «/.vo  Nuraerijmen.j 
Beaiiey  Charles,  King  st 
Bennett  James,  New  Catton 
liullatd  Joshua,  Silver  road 
Bullard  Samuel,  St.  Stephen  st 
Bnller  Robert,  Ber  .st 
Bullock  F.sther,  City  road 
Bnv^ev  John,  Silver  road 
Bustfiii  Thomas,  Pockthorpe 
Chapman  Philip,  Tinkler's  lane 
Clark  John,  St.  Faith's  lane 
Clarke  J(din,  Heigham  causeway 
Coke  John,  .Mill  lane 
Cork  John,  Mill  lane 
Douglass  John,  Sdver  road 
Diewery  Edward,  Unthauk's  road 
Elmer  Jotin,  I>owcr  close 
Gorham  Joseph,  Bishopgale  st 
Hall  Samuel,  Peafield 
Hantient  Robert,  St.  Aneustine  st 
Herring  Roliert,  .Magdalen  st 
ManniiigRoiiert,Lak(nham  hall  lane 
Palmer  Isaac  S.  City  road 
Potter  James,   Ro.se  lane 
Powell  James,  I'nion  place 
Purfitt  Ann,  John  Ball  st,Crook's  pi 
R-iyner  John,  Thorpe 
RosseWm.f  gat  dener), Rising  Sun  la 
Soons  John,  St.  Augustine  st 
Towell  William  (.seedsman),  Upper 

King  street 
Weston  Jolin,  St.  Stephen's  Back  st 
White  William,  Thorpe 
Youngman  John,  Thorpe 

OAS    FITTERS. 

Brindlev  Charles,  Fisligate  st 
Land  William  (and  beer, fiie-cngine 
I      and  lamp  manutacturer),Hay  hill 


Self  Thomas,  Pottergate  st 
Self  Thoma*,  jun.  Pottergate  st 
Pank  Abhm.Swan  lane, St. Andrew's 

GINGER  BEERj  LEMONADE  St 
SODA  WATER    MANUFCTRS. 

Case  Pnihp,  Colegate  st 
Covell  .loliii  (soda-water).  Elm  hill 
Gov^erTlum^as'lenlona'leJ,Gunlane 
Haywood  William  Thomas,  Oak  st 
Hunt  James,  Gi>lden  Ball  st 
Laikman  Robert,  Fisligate  st 
Lawrence  Henry,  Barrack  st 
Weavers  Robert,  Heiiiham  st 

GLASS    STAINERS. 

Cullyer  Frederick,  Wihow  lane 
King  James  &  Sons,  Princes  st 
Malbon  Benjamin [cuttei&  polishei 

King  street 
Zohel  .James  George,  Lady's  lane 
GLOVERS  AND   BREECHES 
MAKERS. 

Allen  George  'glover),  Briggs  st 
Asker  George  (glover;,  20  Gentle- 
men's walk,  Bethel  st 
Beckham  RobertJohn,  Magdalen  st 
Ciibitt  Thomas  (and  brace).  Oak  .st 
Mills  William,  GoMen  Ball  st 
Se*ago  Elizabeth  f  glover  and  gaiter 

maker) ,  Madder  mat  ket 
.Smith  Sarah,  Aiagdalen  st 
Theobald  Thomas  &  Son  (glovers), 
London  st  [Castle  St 

Tomlinson  Robert  Stewart  (glover), 
Webster  John,  Timberhill  st 
Youels  Wm.  St.  Catherine's  plain 

GREASE     MANUFACTURER     Oe 
OIL    REFINER. 

Calthorpe  Chtistopher,  jun,  Castle 
meadow 

GROCERS  AND  TEA  DEALERS. 

.Marked  thu.s*  are  dealers  in  Br ili.sli  Wines. 
{See  aho  Shopkeepers,  and  also  Tea 

Dealers.) 
Abel  Daniel,  Pottergate  st 
Allen  John,  St.  Benedict  st 
Andiews  Thomas  St.  Faith's  lane 
Back  &  Co.  'family  grocers  and  tea 

dealers),  S  Hay  mar  ket 
*Banks  Thoniasfand  oil  and  Italian 

waiehousej.  Jail  hill         [market 
Baiiier,  Sons  &  Thompson,  Hay- 
liaidwell  William,  Charing  cross 
B  Idiiig  William,  Magdalen  st 
lientii  tt  &  Bream,  11  I'pper  market 
Blandon  William  George,  Ber  st 
Brown  Hy.  14  fientlemen's  walk 
Browne  Hall,  Ber  st 
Browne  Samuel,  Palace  st 
Bugden  'I'homas,  Muspolest 
Bunn  Tlionias,  St.  Benedict  st 
Butcher  Robert,  Back  of  St.  Petci's 
Butcher  Robert,  1  Queen  st 
Buttifant  Josiah,  Ber  st 
Campling  George,  Magdalen  st 
Campling  William,  Barrack  st 
Cannell  James,  St.  Benedict  st 
Chainberlin&  Warner,PostOffice  st 
Cha.se  Charles,  Rampant  Horse  at 
Colman  Henry,  1  Exchange  St 
Coman  Thos.  J  no.  St.  Benedict  st 
•Copemaii  &  Sous,  12  Gentlemen's 

walk 
Cutler  Francis,  St.  .Margarets  st 
Dawson  John,  Golden  Ball  st 
•De  Carle  Jas.  Irwin,  CharingCross 
»Diver  Owen   Albert,   Upper  walk, 

.Market  place 
Dnffield  George,  Coslany  st 
Easto  John,  64  &  <)5St.  Slejihens  st 
Elliot  (Jeorge,  Ber  st 
Fenn  Robert,  Magdalen  st 
Forster  Thomas,  Paragon  .<t  [markt 
•FreemanChas.  Robt.  &  Hy.  Upper 


iBtrtctors. 


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Korfolfe. 


Gill  James,  Lower  Westwick  st 
Gopgs  Martha, 14Upper  St.  Giles  st 
Goldsirith  James,  St.  Stephen  st 
Gray  Robert,  Ber  st 
*Haniiaiit  Richard,  Lower  King  st 
Hardesty  John,  Colegate  st 
Hardy  James,  Rampant  Horse  st 
Harrison  Robert,  Elm  hill 
Havers   Williaiu   Heury,  St.  Paul's 

New  OpiMiing 
Hill  Joliti,  St.  Augustine  st 
Hill  WiHiiim,  Kicgst 
Hodds  Richard,  Ber  st 
Houghton  Robert,  Ber  st 
Howes  Ann,  Wellington  st 
Howes  John,  Potteigate  st 
Howes  William,  St.  Benedict  st 
Ivory  William,  Tombland 
Jackson  William,  Oak  st 
Kerriion  Simon,  Magdalen  st 
♦Kitten  George,  Hayniarket  corner 
Lamb  Charles  Henry,  63  St.  Giles  st 
Large  John,  Julian  st  &  Whitefriars 

Bridge 
Manser  William,  Thorn  lane, Ber  st 
Mortimer  John  Thursbv,  King  st 
Newson  Mary,  Magadalen  st 
Nightiiig.le      Robert    Wilson,    St. 

Stepliens  st  &  Lower  Goat  lane 
NockaliDavid,Redlion8t.St.Stephits 
Nockolds  Henry, Ber  st 
Norgate&  Company,  St.  Stephen  st 
Norton  Robert,  Magdalen  st 
Parker  William  St.  Augustine  st 
Pearse  Frederick,  Coslany  st 
Pratt  Wm.  &  Sons,  Weiisuni  st 
Pulham  William,  Oak  st 
Pye  Wm.  Martin,  Si.  Augustine  st 
Rouse  Thomas,  St.  Stephens  st 
Rudd  Kobert,  Coslany  st 
Rus.sell  James  B.  Palace  st 


Moore  J.  G,  &  Co.  12  Castle  st 
Murshead  Robert,  Oak  st 
Pigot  John,  Bridge  St.,  St.  George's 
lliist  Hannah,  Muspole  st 
Sextnn  John,  St.  Catherine's  plain 
Sutton  H(  tiry,  St.  AugUNtine  st 
Tillyard  Uebeccn,  Magdalen  st 
Towler  Hannah,  Magdalen  st 
Widdows  Francis,  Magdalen  st 

HAIR    DRESSERS    AMD 
PERFUMERS. 

Allen  William,  Man<lalen  st 

Askei  George  (and  workers  in  hair) 
Back  of  Saint  Peters 

Bayes  William,  Oak  st 

Belts  Thomas,  7  Little  London  st 

Bilby  William,  Pitt  st 

Bonghton    Samuel,    Red    Lion  st, 
St.  Stephens 

Buttifant  David,  Golden  Ball  st 

Castle  William,  Hay  hill 

Colby  John,  Hay  hill 

Craske  Heury,  St.  Stephen's  st 

Crotch  Matthew,  Maadalen  st 

Dew  Edmund  B.,  Kingst 

Dixon  William,  Holkham  lane 

Dixon  William,  Ca.otle  hill 

Duim  George,  Trafalgar  st 

Dunn  Samutl,  Pitt  st 

Edwards    Edward    Manning,    40 
London  st  [George's 

Foulshani  William,  Bridge  st,  St. 

Freeth  Henreich  Theodore,  3  Gen- 
tlemen's walk,  Market  place 

Gaze  Samuel,  Lower  Westwick  st 

Ged^e  William,  St.  Benedict  st 

Geriiid  William,  Botolph  st         [st 

Girdleston  Reuben, Upper  St.  Giles 

Girdleston  Robeit,  Lower  Kingst 

Gray  George,  Bethel  st 

Gray  Jatncs,  Union  place 


Sadler  Thos  Wm.  UpperSt.Giles  st  [  Hallows  Joseph,  Royal  Hotel  st 
Shalders  Edward,  St.  Benedict  st        Harpley  Thomas,  Cowgate  st 
Sidney    &    Ladyman    (and    coffee  i  Hartley   William    Pluuibley,  Little 
roasters),  6  Market  place,  and  at !     Orford  st  [phen's 

8  Ludgate  hill,  London  I  Hill  Robert,  Red  Lion  st,  St.  Ste- 

Spriiigall  James,  Ber  st  Hinds  Mark,  St.  Benedict  st 

Steel   Henry    &   Co.    (wholesale),    Hinds  Robert,  Hcigham  st 


Bank  plain 
ThompsonJoseph,  23  White  Lion  st 
Tidraan  Robert,  Ber  st 
'I'urner  Edmund,  10  Wliite  Lion   st 
Williams  Josiali,  Swan  lane 
Winter  George,  Timber  Hill  st 
Wolton  John  Hycm,  47  London  st 

GUN  MAKERS. 

Brighton  Robert,    Lower  Goat  lane 
CartvvrightHenry,Rampant Horse  st 
JelFries  Georiie,  Golden  Ball  st 
ftlarrison  Samuel,  Gt.  Orford  st 
Mayes  Charles,  Little  London  st 
Olby  Willi.on  (gun  flints),  Thorpe 

HABERDASHERS. 

Austrin  Ann,  Orford  Hill 
Barlow  Letitia,  Timber  Hill  st 
Barnard  Kehei  ca.  Lower  King  st 
betts  Charhttte,  Julian  place 
BiownMaria, Bridge  st.,  St. Georges 
Bryan  Joshua,  8  Haymarket        [st 
Caley  Nathl.   Henry'  (&  baby  linen 
waiehonse),  17Gentleme!i's  walk 
CamplingAbri>i.&  Co.  35  Lf)ndon  st 
CampliiigRoht.l  &  2  St.AiKlrews  st 
Creak  James,  St.  Andrew's  hill 
Dawbain  James,  14,  15  &  Ifi  Ex- 
change st 
Fairweaiher  Lydia,  4  London  st 
Flower  J(mathan,  Wensum  »t 
Gowen  Jeremiah,  Coslany  st 
Gowcn  Thos.  Love,  St.  Mary's  alley 
Keriidge  John,  30  Surrey  st 
Marshall  Mary  Ann,  Palace  st 
Mornement  Jane,  Ber  st 

11 


Kemp  George  P.(aiid  patent  peruke 
maker),  17  P^xchange  st  [st 

Kew  Charles  &  Flora,  19  Whitelion 
King    Richard    (perfumer),    Dis- 

tilieiy  st 
Lofty  James,  Colegate  st 
Lovett  Francis,  Magdalen  st 
Lovett  William,  Golden  Ball  st 
Manns  John,  St.  Augustine  st 
Middleton  Edward,  4  St.  Giles  st 
Moore  James,  Ber  st 
Moore  William,  Berst 
Plumstead  Robert,  Wensnn  st 
Powell  John,  St.  Benedict  st 
Ray  John  Anthony,  Bridge  st 
Riches  Edward  (and  tishing  tackle) 
Pottergatest  [place 

Riches  Heniy,   Chapel   st.  Crook's 
Riches  Robert,  Elm  hi!! 
Ringer  IMai  tin.  Market  place 
Rose  Robert,  CJuay  st 
RoseSiirah.  Castle  st 
Swash  Barnaby,  St.  James  st 
Thorpe  Thomas,  Coslany  st 
Thorpe  William,  St.  Stephens  st 
TyzHck  Williaiu  Valentine,  27  Lon- 
don street 
Wade  Robert,  Redwell  st 
Webster  John,  Timber  Hill  st 
WeyerTliomas,  Coslany  st 

HARDWAREMEN. 

Brown  William,  Coslany  st 
Caprani  Lewis,  Wltitelion  st 
Creake  James,  St.  Andrew's  hill 
Grimes  John,  12  London  st 
Knights  George,  Dove  st 
Ostler  Leonard,  Lower  Goat  Inne 


HATTERS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  Manufacturert. 
Beatly  George,  London  st 
Browne  &  Barker,  10  London  st 
Burraue  &  Jeffrie*,  9  Davey  place 
Claxton  Johnson,  Orford  hill 
Claxton  Robert,  9  Davey  place 
Dawharn    James,   14,   15  and  16, 

Exchange  st 
Felstead  Emmiuel,  19  Davey  pi 
•Jennings  Thomas,  4  Haymarket 
•Metcalfe  Joseph,  Elm  hill 
•Noikolds  George  (and  hosier),  2 

Briggsst  [st 

•Perowne  John  &  Co-  2  Exchange 
P(»tterThomas,5Gentleiiien'  s  walk, 

Market  place  [st 

•Tomlinsoii  Robert  Stewart,  Castle 
Watson  Edward,  11  Bricgs  st 

HORSE    HAIR    MANUFACTRS. 

Clarke  George  Henry  (&  crinoline) 
[..ower  King  st  [O^k  st 

Gunton  Thomas,  jun.  (&  crinoline) 
Howlett  Peter,  Botolph  st 
Tolladay  Joseph  (mattress),  Lower 
Westwick  st 

HOSIERS. 
(See  also  Hatters.) 
Allen  George,  Biiggsit 
Browne  &  Barker,  10  London  st 
Bryan  Joshua,  8  Haymarket 
Fairweather  Lydia,  4  London  st 
Frost  Robert,  15J  Davey  place 
Kent  Henry,  3  London  st 
Lane  Joseph,  All  Saint's  green 
Moore  J.  G.  &  Co.  12  Castle  st 
Oxley  Richard  (and  shirt  maker), 
7  London  st 

HOT    PRESSERS. 

Barker  Thomas,  Rosemary  lane 
Blake    &    Everett,   St.  George's, 

Middle  st  flany  st 

Howes  Jeremiah,  Dial  yard,  Cos- 
lany st 
Metcalf  Francis,  Colegate  st 
HOUSE   AGENTS. 
Campling   Henry,    St.    George's, 

Middle  st 
Cossey  John,  Botolph  st 
Francis  Thomas,  St.  Benedict  st 
Hall  James,  Cowgate  st 
Leaih  Thomas  (and  estate).  City  id 
Mines  Benjamin  (and  estate),  St. 

Swithin's  alley 
Roach  John,  Fisher's  lane 
Stacey  Edward,  Orford  hill 
White     William,    St.    Gregory's, 

Church  alley 

INNS   AND    HOTELS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  Posting. 

{See  also  Taverns  Sf  Public  Nouses.) 

•Bell    (commercial    and    family), 

Samuel  Leggatt,  Orford  hill 
Bowling   Green,  Richard    Bullard, 

Chapeltield 
Castle,  Mary  Taylor,CastleMeado\v 
Duke's  Palace  Inn,  William  Filby, 

Duke's  Palace 
Grapes,  Thomas  Saul,  Upper  St. 

Giles  st  [sum  st 

Maid'.-.  Head,  Robeit  Francis, Wen- 
•Norfolk    Hotel   (commercial   and 

family),    William    Durrant,    St. 

Giles  st 
•Rampant  Horse  Hotel  (commercial 

and  family),   Christopher  Twiss, 

Rampant  Horse  st 
•Royal    Hotel    (commercial    and 

family)  SamuelHoweit,Maiket  pi 
Star,  John  Watson,  9  Haymarket 
White  Hart,  John  Barnard,  back  of 

St.  Peter's  [St.  Peter's 

WhiteSwan.Elizabeth  Asker.back  of 

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IRON  FOUNDRS,   ENGINEERS 
AND     MILLWRIGHTS. 

Marked  tbus  *   are  also  Brass  Founders. 

{See  also  Brass  Founders.) 
Blyth  Robert  Jolin,  Ber  st 
•Campling  James,   Buff  Coal  lane 

Foundry 
•Holmes   John  &  Sons,    Prospect 

place,  Globe  lane,  and  Castle  hill 
•Lnke  Josei)h,  Lower  VVest«ick  st 
Murrell  William  &.  Owen,  VVestle- 

gate  St 
•Sn)itlidale   Thoiua«,    St.    Ann's 

Foundry,  St.  Ann's  Staith  l^ne 
•Sparke    &    Co.,     Thorn-lane 

Foundry,  King  st  and  Castle  hill 
•Turner  James  Mangles,  Norwich 

Foundry,  St.  Andrews  st 
•Watts     James     (and     engineer}, 

Ro.«e  lane 
•Wright  Jiicob,  Muspolest 

IRON    MERCHANTS. 

BrowneJ(>hn&  Sons,  Upper  Market 
Colnian  -Sc  Gleudenuing,  Rampant 

Horse  st 
Howleit  Robert  &  Co.  (bar  and  pig) 

6  Old  Haymarket 
Hay  John,  Lowrr  Goat  lane 
Thompson    &   Son,   Gentlemen's 

walk,   .Market   place;  Castle    st, 

and  Bridije  st,  St.  George's 

IRONMONGERS. 

Marked  thus  •  are  also  Oil  &  Colourmen. 
Baker  &  Hornor   (wholesale),   10 

Post-office  st 
•Barnaid  &  Bishop  (and  hurdle  ami 
palisading  niannfacturers).  Upper 
walk.  Market  ylace 
Barnard  &  Boulton,  London  st 
Bayfield  Ann,  Magdalen  st 
•Browne  John  &  Sons,  4  Upper 

Market 
Chandler  VVilliam,  St.  Stephen  st 
•Colman  &  Glendinning,  Rampant 

Hor.se  st 
•Coppin  Edward,  Orford  hill 
•Cubitt  Satnuel  Durrani  (wholesale 

and  retail),  St.  Audi evv's  hill 
Flatt  John,  Mngdalen  st 
Hart  James,  liotnlpii  st 
•Hill  Henry,  West  Pottcrgate  st 
Houglit'in  Edward,  37  Poticrgatest 
•Howlett  Robert  &  Co.  (f'umisirnu 
and  wholoale   ironmongers,  and 
stove  grate,  palisaoiiig,  and  iron 
fencing    nianu facta  re rs),   6    Old 
Haymarket  [15  London  st 

Parlour  John   &  Httiry  &  Horatio, 
Piper  &  Pigg,  >''  Loiidiin  st 
ScottSamuel,20Chariiig  cross     [hill 
Stevens  Gardener  &  William, Orfoid 
•Thompson  Ik  Sun  (furnishing  and 
wholesale, and  stove  grate.fender, 
iron  palisa<ling,and  hur'llemanu- 
facturt-rs),     Gi-ntlemen'.s      walk, 
Maiket   place,   and  Castle  st 
Thou)as  Robert,  8  Kxcliange  st 
White  Peter,  Bank  plain 
Whitehou'*e  Joiin,  St.  Benediitsi 

JEWELLERS-WORKING. 

(See    also    Siinersmil/is    and    also 

IVatvh  Makers.) 
FeldheimSaml.(travelling),Elm  hill 
Greiffi-nberg    Joseph    (travelling), 

Cohonrg  st 
James  Benjamin,  St.  Andrew  st 
Owen  Frederick,  Oiford  hill 
Woods  Charles,  Wheat  Slieaf  court, 

St.  Stephens  st 
Young  Charles,  Castle  meadow 

LAND  AGENTS. 

See  under  the  head  .Agents,  and  also 
Surveyors,  Sfc, 

8S 


LAST  6t  BOOT  TREE    MAKERS. 

Alden  James,  Ber  .'«t 

Clifford  Joseph,  Scliole's  gnen 

Good  Thomas,  Fishgate  st 

Moore   Thomas,  Three  King  lane. 

Si.  Bennett's 
Palmer  William,  corner  of  Brings  st 
Snelling  Thomas,  Royal  Hoiel  st 

LAW^    STATIONER. 

Stevens  John  '1  hos. Castle  meadow 

LEATHER     MERCHANTS. 

Beare  Samuel  Shaldcrs,  Bridge  st, 

St.  George's 
Cousins Tliomas,  Upper  market 
Kemp  William  &  Son,  Pitt  st 
Tillyard  &  Howlett,  Potter  gate  st 
Winter  Charles,  Upper  market 
LIBRARIES— CIRCULATING  &c 
Baker  William,  Biide>vell  alley,  St. 

Ai'.drevv's 
Bird  Lucy,  2  Westlegate  st 
Cupper  James,  Rampant  Horse  st 
Giddens  John,  St.  Stephen  st 
Hughes  William,  St.  Andrew  st 
Lain  Edward,  Elm  hill 
Medical  Library,  St.  Andrew  st 

— John  Quinton,  librarian 
Public    Library     (subscription). 

Jail  hill — Edw.  Langton,lilirarian 
Sissen  William,  Benedict  st 

LIME    BURNERS. 
Bracey  Robert,  Thorpe 
CoalmanGeo.Rising,Castle  meadow 
Curtis  &  Balls,  West  Pottergatest 
Oigby  John,  Thorpe 
Edwards  Thomas,  Sprowston 
Freeman  John,  St.  Gile>'  road 
Goose  Josepli,Trowsc  Newtun 
Pi  ess  Edward,  Thorpe  road 
Underwood  &  Gaze,  Thorpe  road 
Wiiittaker  John,  Sioke  Holy  cross 
LINEN  &WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 
(See  also  Haberdashers,    and  also 

Hosiers.) 
Armstrong  Henrv,  Charing  cross 
Belts  John,  Exchange  st 
Bishop  George,  2  Haymarket 
IJIakely  Edward,  15  London  st 
Bray  William, Bridge  st, St.  A  !idrew'.i 
Cliamberlin    Henry,    Sons  4  Co., 

Market  place  [men's  walk 

Chapman  James   Denny,  2  Gentle- 
Coleman  George  Lnviik,  Jail  hill 
Coleman  &  Son,  8  London  st 
Copelaiid  Bell,  (j  Exchange  st 
Cundall,  Son  &  Co  ,  19  Gentlemen's 

walk 
Dawbarn  James,  Exchange  st 
Delf  William  Si  Co.,  Wensum  st 
Dyball  Robeit  Henles  Briggs  st 
Kdwards  WillianiPye, St. Stephen  st 
English  John,  17  Lonilon  st 
Goodcrson  &  Moll,  Jail  hill 
Hatcher   Susanna,  Bridge  st,  Saint 

Andrew's  [st 

H  uson  Mary  (silk  mercer)  ,12London 
Kett  William.  2  Lond<in  st 
Lark  James  Benstead,St.  Andrcvv's 

Hall  plain 
Lovick  &  Johnson,  16  London  st 
Newstead  William,    St.  Benedict  st 
Piper  VVjlliam,  White  Lion  st 
Powell  Robert,  3(J  Lonilon  st 
Beeve  William  Heniv,.38  London  si 
Scarle«  Francis,  18  White  Lion  st 
Smith  Hannah,  Tombland 
Snowdon    John  &  Son,   Bridge  st, 

St.  George's 
Stocks  Alfred  Joseph,  Briggs  st 
Thurston  James,  5  Davey  |)lace 
Turner  &  Fiske,  f.,ondon  si 
Venables  J&    Phwuian,  9  Gentle- 

nien'a  walk 


Vincent  James,  13  Exchange  st 
Watering  John,  69  and  70    Saint 

Stephen  st 

LIVERY    STABLE    KEEPERS. 

Abel  John,  Chapeltield  road 
Andrews  William,  Westlegate  st 
Baldiey  William, St.  Siephi n's road 
Beddingfield  Nelson,  Westlegate  st 
Feek   Frederick.  St.  Giles'  load 
Feek  William,  73  St.  Giles'  st 
Miller  John,  Rose  lane 
Padgett  John,  Rampant  Horse  st 
Flatten  Peter,  Upper  Surrey  st 
Powh  y  William,  Golden  Ball  st 
Smith  James,  Surrey  lOad 
Stehbings  Henrv,  Upper  St. Giles'  Ht 
Thirtle  Thomas",  Gcdden  Ball  st 
Webster  William,  Wensum  st 

MAHOGANY    MERCHANTS. 

{See  also  Timber  Merchants.) 

Freeman  William,  London  st 
Pigg    Joseph  &  Son,  Bridge  st,  St. 

George's 
Saul  William,  Bethel  st 
Scott    Robert   Bagge,    18    Charing 
cross, and  St.  John'sMadder  mar- 
ket st 

MALTSTERS. 
{See  also  Brewers  and  Maltsters.) 

Bianfoid  Benj  imin, Stamp-office  yd 
Brown  Frederick,  King  st 
Bullard  Richard,  Pig  lane 
Cozens  James  &  Son, St. Benedict  st 
Cuiiitt  William  Jary,  Magdalen  st 
Hankes    William,   jun.  St.    Miles' 

Church  st 
Martineau  Richard,  King  st 
.Mealing  &  Mills  (A  hops).    King  st 
Read  Thomas  William,   King  st 
Riches  Robeit  Smith,  Kingst 

MANGLE     MAKERS. 

Barnard  &  Bishop  (patentees  of 
Baruaid  &  Joy's  patent  self- 
rolling  mangle),  Upper  walk, 
Maiket  place 

MARINE    STORE    AND    R-'VG 
DEALERS. 

Arines  Willi  iin,  Heighain  st 
Bagshaw  Geoige,  Coslany  st 
Barii-nl  John,  VVensum  st 
Fuller  Henry,  King  st 
Haeoii  William,  Oak  st 
Holmes  James,  Quay  st 
James  William,  Magdalen  st 
Kent  Alfred,  Market  place 
Land  John,  St.  Giles'  hill 
Metcalfe  Joseph,  Oak  st 
Nash  Spnoiier,  Lower   Westwick  st 
Newman  Frederick  Geoige, King  st 
Nicholls  Elizabeth, LIppei Goal  lane 
Par.«on  Thomas,  Rising  Sun  lane 
Sutton  Robert,  Magdalen  st 
Tuesdon  John  &  Joseph,  Coslany  st 

MERCHANTS. 

[See  also  other  Merchants  under  their 

rfs/>ectii>e  heads.) 
Haimer  Daniel,  Diike'.s  [dace 
Hart  Charles,  Duke's  palace 
Brown  Robert   (guano),  St.   Bene- 
dict's lane 
Culley    Samuel     (and    oil    cake), 

Duke's  palace 
Kittoii  Joiiu  (and  seed  &  crusher), 

St.  Faith's  lane 
Nokfs  Francis,  St.  Andrew  st 
Read  Thomas Wm.,Trowse,Millgafe 
Redgrave  Joseph,  UpF)er  close 
Seed  Henry  (hop  &  tea),Mu'<pole  st 
Wigg  Thomas  Carter  (hop  and  teaj 

Calvert  st 
Wilson  George  (fruit),  6,  7  and  8 
Queen  street 


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MILLERS. 

Batson  Edward,  Avlsham  road 
Bird  John,  Maadaieii  st 
Bomfield  Miles.Chapel  st.Crook's  pi 
Bond  Henry,  Sprowstoti 
Caniic]!  Peter,  Mouseliold 
Capon  James,  New  Catton 
Clare  Charles  &  Son,  Bexley  mill 
Colman  Jert'iuiah  &   Sons,  Stuke 

Holy  cross 
Crake  Robert,  SurlinKhara 
De  ('aus  Mary  Ann   Tl)orpe  road 
Eglington  Ricliard,  St.  Faiths 
Evviug  Stephen,  St.  Faith's 
Felthani  Jonathan  &Mark,  Laken- 

ham  Mill 
New  Mill  Company,Lowi  r  West- 
wick  St — John  Saver,  manager 
Read  Thomas  \Vm.,Trowse  millgate 
Reynolds  Edward,  Magdalen  gates 
Reynolds  J(i>i;ili,  New  Catton 
Robberds  &Money,  6  Chapelfield  rd 
Robinson  Sarah  &  Son,  Sprowston 
Russell  William,  Heigham  mill 
Smith  Wni.  Lakcnham  Hall  road 
Springall  Benjamin,  New  Catton 
Waters  Frederick  VV.,  LowerWest- 
wick  street 

nilLLINERSdeDRESS  MAKERS 

Adams  Frances  &  Sisters,  5  Baukst 
Adams  Mary  Ann,  Oak  st 
Amies  Elizabeth,  9  Bank  st 
Au-tins  Temperance,  St.  George's 

Middle  st 
Barlow  Letitia,  Timberhill  st 
Bayes  Louisa,  Oak  st 
Beckham  Mary  Ann,  Magdalen  st 
Bilby  Maria,  Duke  st 
Bond  Harriet,  Magdalen  st  [st 

Boyden  El iza& Charlotte. Pottergate 
Brock  Emily,  Oak  st 
Brown  Mciiia,Bridgest,St.Ceorge  st 
Brown  Sarah,  Cowgnte  st 
Browne&  Edward>,22Castlemeadow 
Browne  Eli^a,  Starlme  place 
Brundfll  Elizabeth   (dress  maker), 

Gun  lane 
Burleigh  Elizabeth,  Botolph  st 
Butler  Elizabeth,  Elm  hill 
Caitt-r  Mary  Ann,  All  Saint's  st 
Carver  Eliza,  Wensum  st 
Chambers  Susan,  Rose  lane 
Clare  Caroline,  Cowgatest 
Clarke  Elizabeth,  St.  Faith's  lane 
Clarke  Sarah,  Upper  Surrey  st 
Clements  Mary  Ann,  Botolph  st 
Cognian  Emma,  Princes  st 
Cook  Charlotte,  Castle  meadow 
Cousens  Elizabeth,  Rising  Sun  lane 
Cruso  Lydia,  6  Briggs  st 
Cudbird  Lucy,  Pottergate  st 
Dickinson  Sarah  Clarke,  Surrey  st 
Digby  Lydia,  St.  Benedict  st 
Dunham  Elizabeth,  Bethel  st 
Eaton  Jane,  Pottergate  st 
Eglinton  Ann,  Calveit  st 
Elliott  Hannah,  Magdalen  st 
Fairhead  Looisn,  Fisher's  lane 
Fairweather  Lydia,  4  London  st 
Fi-hi-r  Mary,  Ten  Bell  lane 
Foulsham  Ann,  23  Bethel  st 
Fox  Ann  Elizabeth,  Heigham 
Fulcher  Susanna,  Upper  King  st 
Fuller  Elizabeth,  Pottergate  st 
Gardener  Ellen,  Cross  lane 
Goose  Emma,  15  Briggs  st 
Goulden  Harriet,  Magdalen  st 
Greave.<  Marian,  Pottr-rgate  st 
Green  Ann,  2  Post-office  st 
Green  Mwry  Ann,  Magdalen  st 
Hagon  &  Mnyes,  Westlegate  st 
Hague  Maria,  Lower  Westwick  st 
Hall  Lucy,  Ten  Bell  lane 
HaisonieSarahjLower  Westwickst 


Havers  Amelia,  Sussex  st 
Heney  Sarali,  Exchange  st 
Henev  Mary  Ann,  Ber  st 
Hovell  Persis,  Lady's  lane 
Howard  Ann,  16  Bethel  st 
Howard  Mary  Ann,  Rose  lane 
Hurn  Elizabeth,  Bank  st 
Huson  Maiy,12  London  st 
Knevett  Harriet,  St.  Benedict  «t 
Ladley  Maria,  St.  Augustine  st 
Land  Charles,  St.Andiew  Hall  plain 
Lown  James,  St.  Gregory's  Church 

alley 
Mallows  Lavinia,  Willow  lane 
Miles  Elizabeth,  Magdalen  st 
Miles  Mdry,  Starling  place 
Mitchell    Catherine  &    Sisters,    2 

Bdwk  plain 
Moore  Martha,  15  St.  Stephen  st 
Morris  Adelaide, Ten  Bell  lane 
Murrell  Eliza,  St.  Augustine  st 
Nockali  Emma,  Duke  st 
Norton  Frances,  3  London  st 
Osborn  Emilv,  St.  Saviour's  lane 
Padgett  Elizabeth,  Magdalen  st 
Page  Louisa  Frances.  Bethel  st 
Palmer  Lucy,  6  London  st 
Paranian  Christiana  &  Rosa,  6P  St. 

Giles  st 
Parr  Caroline,  Ber  st 
Parsley  Mary,  Bethel  st 
Payne  Martha,  Starling  place 
Playford  Sarah,  Fisher's  lane 
Pratt  Maria,  Uninn  place 
Price  Sophia,  Potteigatest 
Purdy  Louisn,  Lower  VVe>twick  st 
Puxley  Martha,  26  Bethel  st 
Quigley    Susmnah,     Waggon    and 

Horses  lane 
Quinton  Maria,  Benedict  st 
Reeston  Rosamond. Upper  St.  Giles 
Reynolds  Hariiet,  Redlion  st,   St. 

Stephen's 
Roberts  Susanna,  Upper  King  st 
Robinson  Margt.  Postle,  Lady's  lane 
Rudd  Mary  Ann,  Saint  Gregory's 

Chnrch  alley 
Rushmer  Sarah,  St.  Mary's  plain 
Scofield  Susan,  Upper  St.  Giles  st 
Self  Virtue,  St.  Benedict  st 
Severn  Elizabeth&Sarah,Cowgate  st 
Shalders  Charlotte,  Bethel  st 
Sheplierd  MarthaElizbtb.iJotolphst 
Simmons    Elizabeth,    St.  George's 

Middle  street 
Skedge  Eliza,  Paragon  st 
Smith  Susannah  &  Hannah,  17  St. 

Giles  street 
Snelling  Ann,  .30  London  st 
Spooner  Mary,  St.  Margaret  st 
Stacey  Mary  Ann,  Orford  hill 
Stewart  E  ,  Redlion  st,  St.  Stephen's 
Swan  Sarah,  London  st 
Tarrn  Maria,  King  st  [st 

Tattam  Elizabeth  &  Ann, Pottergate 
Thirkettle  Mary  Ann,  St.  Giles  hill 
Thorpe  Eliza,  Botolph  «* 
Tinkley  Mary,  8  Bank  st 
Townshead  Sarah,  Botolph  st 
Townshend  Elizabeth,  Bethel  st 
Vincent  Eliza,  9,  St.  Giles  st 
Walls  Susannah,  Biidge  street,  St. 

George's  street 
Webb  ^Iary  Ann,  Calvert  st 
Wliite  Phillis,  Upper  Goat  lane 
Wills  Maria,  Tinkler's  lane 
Wills  Rebecca,  Heigham  causeway 
Withers  Martha,  Union  place 
Woodai  d  Rebecca,  St.  Benedict  st 
Woodcock  Sarah,  St.  Augustine  st 
Wortley  Maitha,  5  Briggs  st 
Wright Hannai),  St.  James  st 
Wright  Sarah,  Ber  st 
Wurr  Elizabeth,  Ber  st 
Vounghosbaud  Mary,  8  Davey  place 


MILLWRIGHTS  &ENGINEERB 

{See  also   Iron    Founders  and  also 
Agricultural  Implement  Makers.) 
Bubbings  Robert,  Thorpe 
Buttifant  John  Siolworthy,  Lower 

King  street 
Cawdron  Jonathan,  Duke  st 
Cubhard  John  &  Charles,Theatrest 
Fulcher  William,  Mouseliold 
Gaze  William,  Pittst 
Gosling  Jonas,  Ber  st 
Howard  &  Gaze,  St.  Paul's  back  st 
LambDavidThoinas,5G<dden  Bail  st 
Moseley  J. din  (general  mechanic), 

6  Whitelion  street 
Slack  Thomas,  St.  Giles  hill 
Stanley  George   (and  .srale-beara). 

Elm  hill  [Bridge  road 

Thoroid  John  Smeaton,    Foundry 
MODELLERS     AND      OEMBNT 
MERCHANTS. 

Bianchi  Giovanni,  Bridge  street,  St. 

George's 
Underwood      Henry,     Scagliola 

Works,  St.  Margaret  street 
MOHAIR    SPINNERS. 

Blake  Edward  &,  Robert  W.,Laken- 

ham  Mill 
Jay  George,  Albion  Mills,  King  it 
Parks  Joseph,  Cowgate  st 
MUSIC    et    MUSICAL    INSTRU* 
MENT    MAKERS. 

Cops  James  (organ),  Chapelfield  rd 
Fish  William,  17  Bridewell  alley 
Howlett  William,  3  London  st 
Madge  Giles,  Botolph  st 
Muskett  Charles,  5  Haymarket 
Russell  Henry  &  Son  (pianofortes), 

Thorpe 
Warnes  Elizabeth,  122  Pottergate  st 

newspapers. 
Norfolk  Chronicle   and   Nor- 
wich   Gazette,   Maiket    place 
(Saturday),  Stephenson  &  Mat- 
chett,  publishers. 
Norfolk  News,  5  Exchange  street 
(Saturday),  Fletcher,  Jarrold  & 
Sons,  |>ublislier.'S 
NouwicH  Mercury,  2  London  st 
(Saturday),  Bacon  &  Kinnebrook, 
proprietors, 
NURSERYMEN,   SEEDSMEN 
AND    FLORISTS. 

[See  also  Gardeners  and  Seedsmen.} 
Bell  John,  3  Exchange  st 
Ewing  John  William, 9  Exchange  st 
Hussey  William,  St.  Catheiines  pin 
Jay  Benjamin  (florist),  Sussex  st 
Mackie  Artbur.lO  &  11  Exchange  st 
Reynolds  Wm.  Lakenham  hall  road 

OATMEAL    GRINDERS. 

Allen  Henry.  Magdalen  st 
Clabburn  &  Sparks,  Magdalen  st 

OPTICIANS. 
Jones  James,  Wensum  st 
Keyzor  Michael  &  Abraham  (prac- 
tical spectacle  manufacturers,  aud 
inventors  of  the  uew  patent  spec- 
tacles for  near  and  distant  sight), 
St.  Giles'  street 
Rossi  George,  Market  place 
PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS    AND 

GLAZIERS. 
Bailey  John    (painter),    St.   Mar- 
garet's church  alley 
Baino  John  Edward,  Ber  st 
Barker  Robert,  2  Oi  ford  hiU 
Beaty  Henry  (ornamental  painter), 

Little  London  st 
Belson  Robert,  Pump  st 
Boyce  James  Stanfield,  Duke  st 
Bradi  Mary,  Redwell  st 

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Korfollt. 


NORWICH,  &c. 


Plater's; 


PAINTERS,    ttc.—Conlinutd. 
Bunting  John,  Upper  market 
Campling  William,  Co.slany  st 
Candler  John,  Peacock  st 
Cook  William,  Trowse  Newton 
Coopf-r  William,  St.  Benedict  st 
Crowe  Spicer,  St.  Benedict  st 
Dabson  John,  Magdalen  st 
Deli)h  William,  St.  Augustine  st 
Deverenx  Edmund,  St.    George's, 

Miildle  street 
Dixon  John,  22  Bethel  st 
D.iwsen  Edward,  Duke  st 
Fisher  Joshua,  Paragon  st 
Fountain  Henry,  4  Bank  st 
Gilbert  J.,  St.  Martin's-at-Oak 
Gooch  Geo.  Carver,  CastJe  meadow 
Green  John,  Pottereate  st 
Hall  James,  Magdalen  st 
Hall  James,  Tiinberhill  st 
Harcourt  Anthony(  herald  painter), 

Chapeilield  road 
Hardy  John,  Dove  st 
Jay  John,  St.  Andrew's  hill     [alley 
Jones  Peter,  St.  Margaret's  church 
Kerr  John,  Lower  Goat  lane 
King  David,  VVaaon  &  Horse  lane 
King  James  &  Sons,  Princes  st 
King  Walter,  Trowse  Newton 
Land  VVilliam(plumber,&  gas  appa- 
ratus,beer,  fire  engine,  and  lamp 
manufacturer) ,  Hay  hill 
Ling  Nicholas,  Mag'ialcn  st 
Mason  John,  Magdalen  st 
Widilleton  John,  St.  Stephen  st 
Minns  William  James.  Coslany  st 
Ninham  Elizabeth,  Princes  st 
Ninham  Henry  (herald),  Chapelfield 
Parish  Francis,  Scholes  green 
Parion  Tliomas,  Rising  Sun  lane 
Purdy  Richard  H.Lakenham  hallrd 
Puxley  William,  12  Orford  hill 
Quadling  Henry,  Lower  King  st 
Reeve  Gforge,  Cro^^s  st 
St.  Quintin  John,  Upper  market 
Say  Sarah,  14  St.  Giles'  st 
Shardelow  Benjamin,  Thorpe 
Stariand  John,  Surrey  st 
•TavlorJohn,  Palace  st 
Taylor  William,  New  Catton 
Turner  Samuel,  Bramerton 
Viall  George,Hole-in-the-Wall  Ine, 

Potteriiatt*  st 
Weeks  William,  St.  Augustine  st 
Wilde  Frederick,  St.  Stephen's  road 
Winter  William,  Timber  hill 
Wrigl.t  Joseph,  King  st 
Wright  Walter,  Surrey  road 


PERFUMERS. 

Sue  Hair  Dressers  Sf  Perfumers. 


PHYSICIANS. 

Copemau  Edwin,  Post-office  st 
Evans  Lewis,  Upper  Suriey  st 
Hull  Geo:ge,  65  St  Giles' st 
Hull  Robeit,  Redweli  st 
Hutchinson  Charle-,  Surrey  st 
Johnson  James,  Theatre  st 
Ranking  Harkland,  Upr.  St.Giies'  st 
Tawke  Arthur,  Upper  King  st 
Wharton  George,  Upper  close 

PICTURE    DEALERS. 

Baker  William,  Bridewell  alley,  St. 

Andrew's 
Freeman  Brothers,  London  st 
Gilman  John,  Market  place 
Rossi  John,  Market  place 
Wigger  John  H.  A.  (and  in  objects 

oivertu),  Bethel  street 

PIX.L    BOX    MAKERS. 
Bull  George,  Silver  st 
Parker  William,  Pin  st 

PLANE    MAKERS. 
Griffiths  Hannah,  Lowi  r  Goat  lane 
Griffiths  John,  Pottergate  st 
Leist  James,  Wensnm  st 
Louias  \Vm.  (&  saw),  St.  Benedict  st 

PLASTERERS. 

{See  also  Brkhhnjers.') 
Aldis  James,  10  Princes  st 
Berry  William  Mills,  Peacock  st 
Hardy  James,  Bethel  st 
Lacey  James  Wilkins,  Surrey  st 
Lacey  John,  Princes  st 
Lacey  John  G-,  St.  Stephen's  road 
Lacey  William,  St.  Gregory's  church 

alley 
Lord  James,  Heigham  st 
Mills  George,  St.  Benedict  st 
Pearson  Edward    (and    modeller). 

Bank  street  [West wick  st 

Sexton    Horace    Watling.     Lower 
Sexton  Robert  VVatling,  Carvert  st 
UMderwoodHenrv,St.  Margaret  st 
Wiseman  Robert,  Muspnle  st 


PAPER  MAKERS  &  DEALERS. 

See  under  the  head  Stationers. 

'~VA.VLKWltLTTli.   MANUFAC- 
TURERS. 

See  Bombasin,  Crape,  Sf  Paramatta 
Manufacturers. 


PATTEN    MAKERS. 

See  under  the  head  Brush  Makers. 


PAWNBROKERS. 

Aaron   Maurice   &    Samuel,   3  St. 

Steiihen  st 
Ballard  Edmund,  All  Saints'  green 
Brundell  Charles,  Pottergate  street 
Chri' tie  Thomas,  Colegate  »t 
Kiiieht  James,  St.  Benedict  st 
Levine  &  Falcke,  72  St.  Stephen  st 
Morgan  John,  St.  Saviour  lane 
Morgan  Wm.  Robert,  St.  Paul's  st 
Owen  Frrderick.  Cowgate  st 
Oweti  Thomas,  King  st 
Pitcher  Heniy,  Pottergate  st 
Samuels  Michael,  Timb»-rhill  st 
Shalders  Noah,  Wtstlegate  st 
Sheward  William,  LTpper  St.  Giles 
Woodrow  Thomas,  Coslanv  st 

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PORTER    DEALERS. 

See  Ale  and  Porter  Dealers. 

PRINTERS— '  LETTER-PRESS. 

Bacon  -S:  Kinnebrook,  12  London  st 
Broadhurst  William,  St.  Benedict  st 
Charlwood  Arthur,  Orford  hill 
Cooie  George  Mark (&liihogra|)hic), 

Old  Hay  hill 
Dallinger  Joseph  (lithographic  prin- 
ter and  stationer),  12  Davey  place 
Darken  James,  Little  London  st 
Davy  John.St.Clemeni's  Church  yd 
Davnes  Samuel,  Plough  lun  corner, 

Golden  Ball  st 
Dean  &  Co.,  St.  Stephen  st 
Fletcher  Josiah,  Upper  Haymaiket 
Gilbert  James,  Oak  st 
Houghton  Henrv,  All  Saints  green 
Howes  James,  Pottergate  st 
lungius  J.,  Lower  Goat  lane 
Jarrold  John  &  Sons,  .3  London  st 
liemmon  Jamrs,  Gentlemen's  walk 
Muskett  Charles,  5  H;i\market 
Noroian  Benjamin,  Bethel  st 
Priest  &i  Green,  St.  Stephen  st 
Sharpe  John  Jiidd,  Colegate  st 
Stephenson  &  IVlatchett,  Market  pi 
StevensHorace  William,  Pottergatest 
TliorndicU  Henry,  Princes  st 
Upcroft  William,  Fi^hgaie  ,st 
Walker  Rnbeit,  St.  Miles  Church  st 
Webster  Thomas,  Potlergaie  st 
PRINTERS — LITHOGRAPHIC. 

Browne  William,  St.  Andrew  st 
Coote  George  Mark,  Old  Hay  hill 
Dallinger  Joseph,  12  Davey  place 


PROCTORS. 

Marked  thos  •  are  also  Notaries, 

•Francis  Henry,  Surrey  st 
*Hansell  Henry,  Upper  close 
Rackham  Matthew,  Lower  close 
•Skipper  John  &  Son,  Bank  st 
*Siewrtid  Edward,  Upper  King  st 

PROFESSORS  AND  TEACHERS 

Marked  thus  «  are  IMiisic  Teachers. 

•BaldryElizahh.(dancing),Redlion  st 
Berry —  (French),  Surrey  st 
•Buck  Zechariah,  Upper  close 
Caro    Rev.    Simon    (Hebrew    and 
German  languages),  Westleeate st 
•Catlnrcole  ^lary  Ann,  Duke  st 
Clark Robt  A. (writing). Pottergate  st 
•Cox  W'illiam  Henry  &  Ellen,  Cha- 
pel field  road 
•Critchfield  Samuel,  Princes  st 
Fineg.n  Thomas  William  (French), 
Cow  hill  [Andrew's 

•Fish  William,  Bridewell  alley,  St. 
•Fisher  Thomas,  Princes  st 
•Harconrt  James,  Coligate  st 
*Harris(mSaml.(&tunist), Princes  st 
•Hill  James  F.,  Pottergate  st 
Hodg-^on  Da\i(i(painiinE),Tombland 
Hubhard     Mary    Ann     (drawing), 
Surrey  si  [st,  St   Andrew's 

Ladhrooke  John  (drawing),  Bridge 
LantenaiitCamille(French)Prinres  st 
Noveri  e  Frank  (dancing)  ,TI)eatre  sq 
•Paston  Char  Its,  Ber  st 
•Plummer  Pleasauce  &  Elizabeth, 
Pottergate  st  [road 

Saint  San:uel(mathematics),Thoip» 
SizelandAdam (dancing), 19Bethel  st 
•Troby  John,  Elm  hill 
Vlieland    Jerome    (of   languages), 

Upper  King  st 
•Wilkins  Robert,  Bethel  st 
PUMP  MAKERS  AND  WELL 
SINKERS. 
Hastings  Job,  Catton  Back  lane 
Hudson  George, St  Catheriire's  plain 
Fake  John,  Cowgate  st 
Shalders  VViirram,jun.  (patent  foun- 
tain). Bank  plam 
Youngs  Peter,  Ber  street  gates 
REGISTER   OFFICES 
FOR    SERVANTS. 

Baker  l..ucy.  Princes  st 
Bedingfield  John,  Gun  laue 
Belts  John,  24  Castle  meadow 
Brewster  Letitia,  Bethel  st 
Morris  Mary  Ann,  Ten  Bell  lane 
Tidman  Hannah,  Timber  Hill  st 


REGISTRARS 

OF  BIRTHS,    DEATHS  &  M ARRIAGF.S. 

See  under  Public  Buildings. 


ROPE,  TWINE   AND   SACKING 
MAKERS. 

Baron  Edmund  &  Sotr,  3  Davey  pi 
Bidwell  John,  Calvert  st 
Cox  Thomas.  Buff  Coat  lane 
HindesHy.,Redlionst,  St.  Stephen's 
Hinds  William,  St.  Benedict  st 
Hiiin  Elizabeth  &  Son,    Dove  st, 

Castle  hill 
Webb  William,  Magdalen  st 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

[See  also  H'hip  Makert.) 
Breeze  Robeit,  Mandalen  st 
Calver  Jolin,  All  Saints' green 
Carinell  Isa;ic,  Coslany  st 
Cannell  John,  Ber  st 
Chettleburgh  Robert,  Upper  Kings! 
Dickinson  Richard,  Castle  hill 
Fiit  Thomas  William,  Ber  st 
Fuller  Jaoies,  23  Hayuiarket 


iiirfctov^. 


NORWICH,  &c. 


Koifolfe. 


Goflin  Edward,  Palace  st 
Greenwood  VVilliam,  St.  Stephen  st 
Hallows  Reorge,2  UampantHorse  st 
Haui.son  Thomas  Tliurlow,  Upper 

St.  GiU'S 
Oliver  John,  Castle  hill 
Philo  Joseph,  44  London  st 
Plowman  Robert,  Catton 
Prentice  Samuel,  Magdalen  st 
Reynolds  VVilliam,  St.  Benedict  st 
Webb  Thomas,  Castle  st 
Wilkinson  Henry  (saddlers'  iron- 
monger), 85  St.  Giles  si 
Youngs  Peter,  St.  Faith's 
SAW    MILLS. 
Calver  Rohert,  Spiowstoii 
Cann  Watling,  Philailelpliia 
Cuthbert  William,  Philadelphia 
Hardy  Wni.,  St.  Gioree's  Middle  st 
Smith  VVilliam,  Philadelphia 
Teasel  0>borii  E.,  Fishgate  st 
SHAWL     MANUFACTURERS, 
AND    OF    FANCY     GOODS. 

{See  also  Bombasin,  Sfc.Manufctrs.) 
Baiernaii  JamesGeo.  J.,St.George's 
Middle  st  [Colejiaiest 

Bolingbruke  Ciiarles  &  Frederick, 
Clabbui  n  Thomas,  Son  &  Plummer, 
Clarke  John,  Calvert  st  [Pitt  street 
Geary  VVm.  (ho.-iery),St.Augustine  st 
HiiideEphraim&Francis,  Botoiph  st 
Rliddletoii  George,  Calvert  st 
Shaw  Richard,  Colegate  st  [street 
Sulizer  John  &  Co.,  St.  Augustine 
Tovvler,  Camiiin  &  Co.,  Elm  hill 
Willett,  Nephew  &  Co.,PottergHte  st 

SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERS  IN 
GROCERIES    6c    SUNDRIES. 

Aldrieh  John,  West  Pottergatest 
Aldridge  John,  Trafriigar  st 
Anderson  John,  Dnke  st 
Anderson  Robert,  Union  place 
Anderson  VVillian),  Sprowsion 
Annison  Robert,  Union  place 
Art  her  Rebecca,  Rosemary  lane 
Armes  Stephen,  Tinkler's  lane 
Bacon  Joshua,  Fishgate  st 
Bancalari  Dominic,  Ber  st 
B^iriett  Geoige,  Grove  place 
Batson  John,  Barrack  st 
Bayfield  Henry,  Colegate  st 
Bayliss  Andrew,  Trafalgar  st 
Bceston  John,  Fishaate  st 
Bell  George,  Fishgate  st 
Bell  Matthew,  Ber  st 
Bexfield  James,  Scoles  green 
Blyth  John,  Oak  st 
Boast  Robrrt,  Plumslcad       [street 
BreaiDe  Hem  v,  St.  George's  Middle 
Brock  William,  Oak  st 
Brown  Jiihn,  NewCalton 
Brown  VVilliam,  LowerVVestwickst 
BuHard  Robert,  St.  Faith's 
BuUard  Thomas,  Trowse  Newton 
Bulley  William,  Thorpe 
Bultiiude  James,  Cherry  st 
Bunting  James,  Coslany  st 
Bunting  Thomas,  Bull  close 
BurrHge  Robirt,  West  Potiergate  St 
Bui  rows  Anthony,  St.  Pauls  st 
Burrows  John,  Sprowston 
Burton  Thomas,  Thorpe 
Bush  Henry,  St.  Benedict  st 
Bussy  Benj.,  St.  George's  Middle  st 
Buttifant  John,  St.  Paul's, Back  lane 
Calver  John,  AH  Saints'  green 
Ca!inell  John,  Union  place 
Carman  SHmutl  J.  S.,  irt.  Faith's 
Carver  James,  Grove  place 
Clarke  Royal,  VVilliam  st 
Clarke  William,  St,  Janes  st 
Claxton  William,  Tinkler's  lane 
Clethero  James,  St.StephensBack  st 


Cooper  John,  Union  place 
Coxford  John,  St,  Augustine  st 
Culley  Jane,  Cowgate  st 
Cunningham  VVilliam,St.Maiy  plain 
Cnstance  Jonathan,  Magilalen  st 
Dawsori  George,  Ri)semary  lane 
Dawson  Samuel,  Oak  st 
Dav  Frederick,  Trow.se  Millgate 
Dickenson  Jolin,  Sprowston 
Diver  Jabez,  St.  Paul's  plain 
Dodds  James,  Potterijatc  st 
Dong  worth  Ann,  Botoiph  st 
Dunham  John,  Peafield 
Durrant  Rohert,  St. Miles,  Churcli  st 
Durrant  Thomas,  St.  Catheiine's  pi 
Eastough  H  en  ry,St.  benedict  st  [plain 
Edwards  Maria,  8t.  Martin's  palace 
Ellis  Mary,  Coslany  st 
Emp>on  Samuel,  Magdalen  st 
Evan  George,  Barrack  st 
Evans  Robert,  O^k  st 
Fairman  William,  Barrack  st 
Fearnsides  Benjamin,  Palace  st 
Felstead  James,  Chapel  st.Brook's  pi 
Fisher  Robert,  Oak  st 
Florence  Willirtin,  Kirby 
Forder  Joseph,  Br.imerton 
Forster  Samuel,  St.  James  st 
Forster  Samuel,  Barrack  st 
Fountain  Elizabeth,  Heigham  st 
Francis  Thomas,  Cowgate  st 
Freestone  Anthony,  Peafield 
Frost  James,  Magdalen  st 
Fuller  William,  Trafalgar  st 
Galey  John,  Barrick  st 
Galey  Thomas,  Si.  Benedict  st 
GarnhHmWilliam,Lakenbain  hallrd 
GedgeKd  ward Peter,Brazen Doors  rd 
Girdiestone  John,  Ju  ian  place 
Gooch  Elizabeth,  New  Cattou 
Gotts  John,  Coslany  st 
Grand  P^liza,  Julian  st 
Green  John,  St.  James'  palace 
Grimes  Tlumias,  Botoiph  st 
Groom  Susaniial),  Bethel  st 
Gunton  VVilliam,  King  st 
Hagon  George,  Lakenhara  hall  road 
Hall  Jonathan,  Union  place 
Halls  Jhs.,  Regent  st,  Crook's  place 
Harden  Charles,  Heigham  st 
Harper  Elizabeth,  St.  Faith's 
Harpley  Charles,  Cattou 
Harvey  Samuel,  Fi-hi^ate  st 
Hazeal  James,  Scholes  green 
High  George,  Waterloo 
Hill  Elizabeih,  Ber  st 
Hill  Hezekiali,  St.  Augustine  st 
Hitchcock  James,  Julijtn  st 
Holland  Catherine,  Lower  Goat  lane 
Hook  William,  Magdalen  st 
Howard  Daniel,  Barrack  st 
Howard  James,  Bishopgate  st 
HowlettThomaSjLovverWestwick  St 
Howman  William,  Oak  st 
Hurm  Philip,  Ber  st 
Hutchinson  John,  St,  Augustine  st 
H\slop  Anil;  Thorn  lane 
Jackson  VVilliam,  Cowgate  st 
Jackson  William,  Starling  place 
Johnson  Robert,  Carrow  hill 
K'  y  Samuel,  Heigham 
King  Edward,  Calvert  st 
Kinnear  Hannah,  St.  Faith's  lane 
Knibb  William,  KiiiK  st 
Lambert  James,  City  road 
Liffbrd  Thomas,  King  st 
Lincoln  Thomas,  Ihorpe 
Linstead  Robeit,  St.  George's  plain 
Livork  Samuel,  Brnzen  Doors  road 
Loads  Henry,  Kingst 
Long  Robert,  New  Catton 
Lovick  Mary,  Ber  st 
Lovitt  Samuel,  St,  Faith's 
Lowne  Jan)es,  Cowgate  st 
Mack  James,  King  st,  Crook's  place 


Mack  Thomas,  Barrack  st 
Maltster  William,  Heigham  st 
iMarsh  John,  Drayton 
Massingham  Leak,  Magdalen  st 
Mayes  Elizabeth,  Alms  lane 
Mayes  John,  Bridge  st,  St,George's 
Mayhew  Judith,  Finket  st 
Meadows  Jonathan,  Coslany  st 
Meek  William,  Tinkler's  lane 
Middleditcli  Rohert,  8  William  st 
Middleton  William,  WorldEndlane 
MillerGeorgeftl.,StCatheriiie's  plain 
Minns  Isaac,  Kingst,  Crook's  place 
Money  Jane,  Bethel  st 
Moon  John  Edward,  Quay  st 
Moy  John,  Julian  st 
Newman  Henry,  Barrack  st 
NewsoiiFredei  i(  kR()i)t.,NewCattoti 
NicholsHichard,St.Catheriue's  plain 
Palmer  John,  St.  Augustine  st 
Patrick  Charles,  Cowgate  st 
PleasHiits  Thomas,  St.  Faiih's 
Pointer  Thomas,  Cowgate  st 
Press  VVilliam,  Pottergafe  st 
Pull  Elizabeih  Mary,  Bull  close 
Qnaiitrells  Sarah,  Union  place 
Qiiantrill  James,  Albemarle  st. 
Riches  Elizabeih,  Deiehan)  road 
Rose  &  Bailey,  Thorpe 
Rose  John,  St.  Augustine  st 
Rump  Thomas,  Golden  Ball  st 
Sadd  David,  St.  Catheiine's  plain 
Sadler  James,  Oak  st 
Salter  William,  Union  place 
Saujpson  Charles,  Ber  st 
ShuI  John,  William  st 
Saiil  Thomas,  Julian  st 
Scott  Anna  Maria,  Julian  place 
Scott  Matthew,  Ber  st 
Scott  William,  Magdalen  st 
Severn  Samuel,  Cowgate  st 
SewcU  Mark,  Magdalen  st 
Sexton  Benjamin,  Trafalgar  st 
Sexton  Joseph,  King  st 
SbawCharlesBaniahas, Post-office  st 
Shields  Daniel,  Golden  Ball  st 
Shimmrm  Elizabeth,  Bethel  st 
Sidney  John,  Spiowstou 
Skoyles  Benjamin,  BIshopsgatest 
Skoyies  Samuel,  Barrack  st 
Smith  David,  Magdalen  st 
Smith  Henry,  King  Bt,Crook's  place 
Snelling  Thomas,  Magdalen  »t 
Sp:^lding  James,  Cowgate  st 
Spence  Geo,,  Bridgest,  St.George's 
Spinks  James,  Cowgate  st       [place 
Spinks  Thomas,  Queen  st.  Crook's 
StaffordThos, Chapel  st,Crook'splace 
Stanley  Joseph,  Lower  King  st 
Storey  John,  St,  Augustine  st 
Stubbs  James,  Fisher's  lane 
Sussams  William,  Heigham  st 
Taylor  VVillian),  New  Catton 
Thonip»on  James,  Fishgate  st 
Thompson  Jo>epli,  IMoiisehold 
Thompson  Philip,  Cherry  st 
Tliornless  James,  Pump  st 
rhorsbv  Rohert,  St.  Stephen's  road 
Tidd  Rohei  t,  St.  George's  iMiddle  st 
Tillett  Mary  Ann,  Oav.  st 
Tills  Benjamin,  Magdalen  st 
Took  Michael,  Ber  st 
Turrell  James,  Berst 
Tiittell  John  W.,  Peafield 
Wal  UerRichd.,  Bridge  st,St.George's 
Walker  Thomas,  Catton 
Watson  James,  New  Catton 
Wans  Samuel,  Pottergate  st 
Wehb  Benjamin,  St.  Faith's 
Webster  Elizabeth,  Golden  Ball  st 
We  ds  Sarah,  ihorpe  road 
We>t  Edmund.  New  Catton 
Whall  Robert,Kingst,  Crook's  place 
Whamstaft  Charles,  Magdalen  st 
White  Andrew,  Oak  st 

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Slatcr'jJ 


SHOPKEEPERS,    ttc— Continued. 
WliUrick  James,  UVst  PotterRate  st 
Wickiii  Mary,  Lakenham  Hall  road 
WilksRobeit,  Ber  st 
Willey  Samuel,  Cuwgate  st 
Wil  iams  John  Henry,  Duke  st 
Williiueiit  James,  Si.  Augustiue  st 
\V\Uu  John,  King  st 
Wilson  George,  St.Catherine's  plain 
Wilson  George,  Barrack  st 
Wil>oii  George,  Peacock  st     [place 
Woods  Jauies,  Queen  st,  Crook's 
Wright  James,  Ber.-t  [place 

Young  \ViUiani,JiihiiBull  st, Crook's 

SHUTTLE    MAKERS. 

Boswell  'riiomas,  StJohii'sMadder 

market 
Dobson  Robert,  Magdalen  st 
G.iul  John,  Magdalen  st 
Nelson  Thomas,  BarraL-k  st 

SILK    MANUFACTURERS. 

fSee  also  BonibaxinMannfacturers.) 
Grout   &    Co.,    Silk  Mills,   Lower 

West  wick  st 
SultzerJohn  &Co.,St.  Augustine  st 
Williment  Richard,  Ciilvert  st 

SILK  MERCHANTS. 

(See  also  l\lerchants. ) 
Bafeman   John  &   Sou,  Middle  st, 

St.  George's 
Davey  Thomas  &  Son,  Pitt  st 
Grout  &  Co.,  Lower  Westwick  st 
S|)riiigfield,  Sou  &  Nephew,  Saint 

Martiti's  lane 

SILK    THROWSTERS. 

See  Throwsters. 

SILVERSMITHS  &JEWELLRS. 

{See  also  Jewellers— fforking,  and 

uko  fFatch  Makers.) 
Cooper  John  &  Sons,  20  London  St 
DodsonWiHiauiRobert,4l London  st 
Etheridge    George  &  William  E., 

lOGentlenien'.s  walk 
Hant  William  George,  London  st 
May  William,  Rampant  Horse  »l 
Rogsi  Georae,  Market  place 

SLAY    MAKERS. 

DodmanRobtThompson,Cowgate  st 
Hart  Robert,  Magdalen  st 

SMITHS. 

Marked  thus  •  are  also  Bell-hangers. 

{See  also  Biick^miths.) 

Barker    George,    Graham's   court, 

Upper  market 
BoldeLson  William,  Thorpe  road 
•Boswell  John,  Si.  Andrew's  hill 
Boswell  John,  IVi^hopgate  st 
Clark  Robert,  FishBate  st 
Cook  Thomas  A.,  Ber  st 
Cooke  John,  Dial  vurd,  Coslany  st 
CullyerC.  &  J.  Cow  hill 
Fii'Ch  Walter,  Elm  hill  [lanc- 

•Finch  William,  Wagon  and  Horses 
Fislier  Robert,  Oak  st  [Ber  st 

Foulyer    Edward,    Mason's    court, 
Gilbeit   George  (coach).   Star  and 

Crown  court,  Timberhill  .st 
•Howlett  George,  Potteigate  st 
Huggins  John,  Chanelfield  road 
Hurry  Thomas,  Bethel  st 
Jarvis  Francis,  Lockeit's  court 
•Key  Joseph,  Colegate  st 
Kiievett  Jonathan,  St.  Benedict  st 
Lake  John  H..  Upper  Goat  lane 
Lake  Jovepli,  Lower  Westwick  st 
Land    William    (and    cliurch    and 

general  hell-hanger),  Hay  hill 
Leech  GeoiKC,  Paiagon  st  [st 

PalinerVVilliam&Jolin,St.  Augustine 
•Pank    Abtahani,  Swan  lane»  Saint 

Aii'Irew'.s 
Pank  James,  Lower  King  st 
Riches  William,  Dereham  road 
Rope  Charles,  Surrey  »t 

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Sabberton  Thomas,  Thorpe 
•Self  Thomas,  Pottergate  st 
Silcock  Charlotte,  St.Saviour's  lane 
Smith  &  Whitehead,  Oak  st 
Smith  Rolieit.  Fishgate  st 
Stammers  Robert,  Ca-tle  ditches 
Sutton  Francis,  jun.  Plumstcad 
Ihirkettle  William,  Barker's  court, 

Timberhill 
•Tripp  John.  All  Saint's  green 

SOAP    MANUFACTURERS. 

Andrews  &  French,  Fishgate  st 
Bunting,    Son    &    Durrant,  Saint 
Miles'  Soap  Works,  Coslany  st 

STATIONERS. 

(See  also  Booksellers  <Sr  Stationers.) 
BKthe    Matthew    (paper  manufac- 
turer), St.  Martin's  palace  plain 
Broadhurst  William,  St.Benedict  st 
Candler  John,  Rampant  Horse  st 
Chailwood  Aithur,  Orford  hill 
Coote  George  Mark    (and  machine 

ruler  and  account  book   maker). 

Old  Hay  hill 
Dalliiiger  Joseph  (and  importer  of 

foreign    publications,    and  agent 

for  foreign  journals),  12  Davey  pi 
Ford  Williim  (wholesale),  Davev  pi 
Jariold  John  &  Sons  (wholesale), 

3  London  st 
Nash  Spooner,  Lower  Westwick  st 
Page   Samuel    Deyus    &  Son,  Old 

Hay  market  [road 

Robbtrds&  Money,  6    Chapelfield 
Sheppard  Robert(wholesale)  .Upper 

Market 

STAY    MAKERS. 
Colsey  Charles,  Orford  hill 
Colsey  John, St.  Andrew's  hall  plain 
Danii    S.,    Grout's    Thoroughfare, 

Timberliill  st 
Dunham  Elizabeth,  Bethel  st 
Harper  Jemima,  13  London  st 
Huhbaid  Agatha,  West  legate  st 
Jackson  John  (&  shirt).  All  Saints' 

green  andZ/^n«— Joseph  Jackson, 

manager 
King  Einilv,  Surrey  grove 
Main  Susan,  4  Briggs  st 
Taylor  Elizabeth,  UpperSt.Giles  st 
STOCKING  MANUFACTURERS 
Barker  James,  Dereham  road 
FouLshani  James,  Thorpe  road 
STONE    at    MARBLE    MASONS. 
Adams  James,  Juliiin  place,  Chapel- 
field road 
Allen  John,  St.  Stephen  st 
Allen  William.  Malthouse  lane 
Athow  John,  Castle  st 
De  Carle  Mary,  Duke's  palace,  St. 
Andrew's  st  T^*^ 

Millies  Charles,  St.George'sMiddle 
Pooley  Richard,  1  Charinit  cross 
Stanley  Joseph,  Chapelfielc^  road 
Watson  Ann,  Castle  meadow 
Whitehead  (ieoi  ge,  Ber  st 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Bayfield.Mary.Barn  rd.,StBene(lici's 
Brighten  Sarah  Ann,  Bethel  st 
Brown  William,  18  Davey  pi 
Bulliniore  Ann,  Union  place  [alley 
Clarke  Maria,  St.  Gregory's  Church 
Cliinpson  Elizb.,  Lakenham  hall  nl 
Dickinson  Sarah  Clarke,  Surrey  st 
Dobson  Richar/I,  St.  Benedict  st 
Downs  Maria,  Dukest 
Karrer  William,  MagMalen  st 
Felsteiid  Elizabeth,  12WhiteLi()n  St 
Forster  John,  28  London  st 
Fuiby  Charlotte,  Lower  King  st 
Green  Ann,  2  i'ost-office  st 
Hansell  Mary,  Rising  Sun  'ane 
Harcourt  Ann,  Lower  King  st 
Harvey  Matilda,  Upper  market 


Lsbell  Maiia,  St.  Paul's  hack  lane 
Laws  Susan,  Timberhill  st 
Leggett  Sarah,  Cha|ielfield  road 
Mackley  Maria,  Back  of  St.  Peter's 
Parsley  Mary,  Bethel  st 
Pratt  Sai  all,  3  Lower  Goat  line 
Quinton  Maria,  Benedict  st 
Reynolds    Han  let,    Redlion  st,  St. 

Stephen's 
Riches  Hannah,  29  London  st 
Rix  Harriet,  2;j  Charing  cross 
Scotield  Susan,  Upper  St. Giles'  st 
Seach  Eliza,  All  Saint's  green 
Smith  Frances,  Ber  st      [Stephen's 
Steward    Emily,  Redlion  st,  Saint 
Swaiin  Sarah,  London  st 
Tann  Charlotte,  Pottergate  st 
True  Elizabeth,  Caiton  back  lane 
Ward  Cecilia,  St.  Andrew's  hill 
Withers  Martha,  Union  place 
Wright  Mary,  Muspole  st 

SURGEONS. 

Bafeman  John,  Weiisnm  st 
Bell  John  Crawford,  Piiiices  st 
Blake  Jonathan,  Mount  Pleasant  lane 
Bleak  ley  Elijah,  St.  Aiidiew  st 
Cai  le  James  William,  Surrey  st 
Cooper  Emanuel,  Tombland 
Cooper  William,  Duke  st 
Ciickmay  Edward,  Maadalen  st 
Crook  John,  Chapelfield  house 
Crosse  John  Green,  Ortord  hill 
Cuhitt  GeorgeRohert.UpperKinR  st 
Daliymple    Archibald,    All  Saints' 

green 
Dalryniple  Donald,  Surrey  st 
Dash  wood  Launcelot, St.  Andrew  st 
Day  William  H.  Upper  Surrey  st 
Di.Ksoii  Frederick,  22  Si.  Giles'  st 
Dove  Harry,  Tombland 
Diake  Charles,  All  Saint's  green 
Edgar  Robert,    St.    Giles'    terrace. 

Bethel  st 
Firth  George  Warren  Watson, Palace 

plain,  St.  Martin's 
Francis  Bransby,  Colegate  st 
Gaithoii  James  Lapp,  Bethel  st 
Gibson  Charles  Mends,  Bethel  st 
Hale  Robert  Douglas,  r*3St.Giles' st 
JohiisonJohiiGodwin,64.St.Giles'8t 
Master  Alfred,  Bethel  st 
Mills  Frederick,  All  Saints'  green 
Nichols  William  Peter,  Surrey  st 
Norgate  Benjamin  Henry,  Bank  st 
Peiinice  David,  Thorpe 
Pitt  John  Ballard,  St.  Stephenjst 
Priestly  William  S.  St.  Faith's 
Rand  William  Fell,  Tombland 
Spencer  Christopher,  Little  King  st 
Taylor  William,  Princes  st 
Thompson  Robert,  Theatre  st 
Thurgar  Walter  C,  Brazen  Doors 

road 
SURVEYORS  &LAND  AGENTS. 
Baidwell  George,  Chapelfield  road 
Butcher  William,  Theatre  st 
Chittock  Timothy,  Grove  place 
Clark  'Thomas,  Peafield 
Diane  William,  Bethel  st 
Edwards  John,  Stoke  Holy  cro.ss 
Loades  &  Freeman,  .'J5  Pottergate  st 
Millard  William  &  Son,  Princes  st 
Ne  w  I  on, Son&  Wood  row, Tombland 
Pratt  Robt.  &  Sow, Bank  of  England 

place,  Qm'eii  st 
Roheits  James,  Bank  of  England 

court,  Queen  st 
Spelman     vvilliani  &   Sons  (estate 
agents  and  valuers) ,  6  St.Giles'  st 
Warren  (Jeorge,  New  Catton 
Watts  Thomas,  Piitst 
Wells  StephenEdwanI, Post-office  St 
Wright  James,  Magdalen  st 
Wright  Robert  John,  Thorpe 


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Norfolic* 


TAILORS. 

Marked  thns  *  are  also  Diapers. 
CSee  also  IVoollen  Drapers.) 
Allen  &  Banks,  20  &  24  Loiidoiist 
Balls  Robfit,  Coslany  st 
Barker  J  anus,  Aluspolest 
Bayes  Elizabeth  &  Sons,  Orford  hill 
•Bond  Joseph  Dai!ie-,4Davey  place 
Borkiiig  Thomas,   Willow  lane 
Bray  Uichard,  83  St.  Giles  st 
Browne  Francis,  Palace  st 
•Biirrage  &  Jeffries,  2  Davey  place 
CampliiiK  Hy.,  St.Genige'sMiddest 
Castleton  William,  15  Bank  st 
Chapman  William,  St.  Benedict  st 
Cheston  VViiliam,  Little  Orford  st 
Clarke  James,  TaiiernHcle  st 
Claxton  Robert,  9  Davey  place 
ClimpsonEdward.Lakeiiham  hall  rd 
Cocks  Dt-nnis,  Coslany  st 
*CoginanFrederic(and  habit  maker) 

Princes  ,-t 
*Cole  John  Reek,  3  Pust-nffice  st 
Coleman  Thomas,  12  Exciiaiige  st 
Collins  James,  City  road 
Cory  Chi  i>tmas,  Cross  lane 
Crisp  John  Wiseman   (and  clerical 

robe  maker)  Castle  meadow 
Crocks  Thomas,  LowerWestwick  st 
Cunningham  John,  St.Audrew's  hill 
Day  James,  St.  Lawrence  steps 
*Drak€  John,  St.  Giles  st 
Dye  William,  Colegate  st 
Kade  Thomas,  West  Pottereate  st 
•Edwards  Thomas,  Orford  hill 
Ellioit  Chailes,  Ber  st 
English  Joseph,  45 London  st    [hill 
KrarvRichd.  (stay  rr.akerJSi  Andrew's 
•FuJlerJohri,Redlionst,St.Stephen's 
Gooch  James,  Post-office  com  t 
Goose  George,  Potteigate  st 
Grand  George,  32  Pottergate  st 
Gray  Ricliard,  Paragon  st 
Greenwood  Paul, LowerWestwick  st 
Hall  Benjmiii,  Mai^dalen  st    [sireet 
Hodge->  Richard, Si. George'sMiddle 
Hook  Samuel  B.,  Cross  lane 
HowlettRichard,  Bridge  st.StGeorge 
Jackson  Samuel,  Catton 
Lanca^ier  John,  Kini;  st        ['Street 
Lark  man  VVilliam,StGeorge'sMiddle 
Ling  William  Samuel  {and  robe)  2 

Upper  Kinu  st 
•LivockWillianiThomas,  Redwell  st 
Loni!  Robert  Samuel  Walter,   Mag- 
dalen st  [street 
Mackley  John  Edward,  SWestlegate 
Mackley  ^^'iliiani,  hack  of  St  Peter's 
Mallett  Francis  &  Co.,  2  Londim  si 
Marshall  Joseph.  19  Si.  Giles  st 
Marsh  ill  Peter,  Ber  st  [yard 
MarsioiiWashingtoii,Oid  Post-1. ffice 
Meeiis  William,  New  road        [iilea 
MinnsSaml. William, St. Michael's  at 
Moore  James,  Ber  st 
Murray  .lames,  Globe  lane 
Nalder  Charles,  St.  Faith's 
Ne.ithercoatEdwd.,18  Castle  ditches 
*Ne«byJohii,  Bank  plain 
♦Norton  FiaucisJames,20  White  Lion 

street 
Page  Joseph,  St..Andiew's  hall  plain 
Parslev  Samuel,  Bethel  st 
Peart  William,  Sprowston 
PerowneRobt, St. Catherine's  terrace 
•Phillips  John,  Orfi.rd  hill 
Plummer  Edward,  Bridge  st 
Reeve  James,  Calvert  st 
Riches  Thomas,  St  Giles*  hill 
Roe  Richard,  St.  Martins  lane 
Rogers  Charles,  Bethel  st 
Rogers  Elizabeth,  Orford  hill 
Royall  Daniel,  Upper  King  st 
Rudd  Robert,  Sunev  st 
Ruvt  James  B.,  Lady's  lane 


Salmon    Chii-topher   John,   West 

Potiergate  .street 
♦Skelton  John  Smith,  Pottergate  st 
Slater  Joseph,  Tombland 
•Smiih  John,  Great  Orford  st 
Stevens  Thomas,  23  Castle  meadow 
•Steward  James,  Tombland  [sireet 
•Sutton  Daniel  Marrison,St.Andrews 
•Talbot  Geo.,  Bridge  st.St.Andrew's 
Taylor  William,  Princes  st 
•Tipple  John, 26  London  st  [street 
•T'ldd  John(and  mbemakei)  Queen 
•TnckerJas.Stannard.LowcrGoat  In 
Waterton  Edward,  Silver  r(]ad 
Wells  Peter  Michael,  Maudell'sct., 

Princes  st 
Wicks  Robert,  Ber  st 
Wilkit.  Josiah,  Chaiiel  field  road 
•Woinack  George,  White  Lion  st 
Woofts  John,  Paragon  st 
Wright  James,  Ber  st 
Youles  Joteph,  St.  Stephen's  rocd 
TALLOW    CHANDLERS. 
(See  also  Soup  AJakers.J 
Andrews  &  Fn  nch,  Fiihgate  st 
Browne  H.dl,  Ber  st 
Bunting,  Son,  &Durrant,ST.MiLF,s' 

Works,  Coslany  st 
EastoJohn,  64  &.  65St.Stephen  st 
Freeman  Charles,  Robert  &  Henry, 

Ut)per  market 
Frost  Thomas  Fishgate  st 
Hardy  James,  St.  Siephen's  corner 
Howes  Ann,  Welliniiton  st 
HowesJohn,  Potiergate  st 
Howes  William,  St.  Benedict  st 
Kiiton  George,  Haymarket  corner 
Pe.trse  Frederick,  Coslany  st 
Pratt  William,  Wensum  st 
Pnlhani  William,  Oak  st 
Saunders  &  Large,  Whitefriars 

TANNERS. 

Boult  George,  Lower  Heighain  st 
Rump  Jas.  Smith, LoweiHei-jham  st 
Wills  William,   Upper  Heigham 
TAVERNS  6e  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Adam  and  Eve,  Steward  Patteson,  Saint 

Benedict  st 
Albert,  Samnel  Coleman,  Ber  st 
Albert,  Thomas  Oaniels,  Dove  st 
Albion,  VV  illiam  Ciisliin^,  Market  place 
Anchor,  Robert  Di^bv,  Bracondale 
Anclior,Wm.CannonGnss,RisingSunlane 
Anchor,  Charles  Osborne,  Ten  Bell  lane 
Anchor,  John  Thompson.  Silver  road 
Aiichr,  Joseph  Turner,  Snrrey  st 
Angel,  Benjamin  Beckham.  New  Catton 
Aneel,  William  Harris.  Trmvse  millgate 
Artichoke,  Cabel  Blythe,  Magdalen  st 
Bakers'   Arms,  Hubert    Guyton,  Lower 

Westwick  st 
Bakers'  Arms,  Thomas  Lovetf,  Ber  st 
Ballonn,  Edwd.  (^rowe,  l.wr.H'estwick  st 
Bank,  V\  illiam  Siirflin,  Bank  st 
Barge,  Ephruim  Litllewood,  Kin?  st 
BHTleymow,  Jonathan  Green,  Hay  hill 
Bear  and  Staff,  Samuel  Colby,  Fisher's  la 
Beehive,  Mary  Ann  Havers,St.  Stephen  st 
Bt-eliive,  Siraon  Payne.  Cawgate  st 
Beehive,  John  Rack  ham,  St.  Benedict  st 
Bess  of  Bedlam,  James  Baker,  Oak  st 
Black  Horse,  John  Aylnier,  Tombland 
Black  Horse,  Saml.Hinchlev,  St.Giles'rd 
Black  Horse,  Robert  iMoll.  10  St  Giles' st 
lilack  Horse,  Samuel  Yeames,  King  st 
Black  Prince,  TliomasGoddard, Butchery 
Black  Swan,  James  Rice,  St.  Faiih's 
Black  Swan.Nallml.  Seaman, Upr.market 
Blue  Boar,  Thom.is  Olyotr,  Sprowston 
Boarded  House,  Uiiliam  Knights,  Castle 

ditches 
Boar's  Head.  James  Porter.  Surrey  st 
Boy  &  Cup,  V>'m.  Townsend,  Pottergate  st 
Brazendoor    Tavern,     Samuel     Barker, 

Lame  Dog  road 
Brewers'  Arms,  Wm.  Storey,  Bull  close 
Bricklayers'   Arms,   Bye   Robert,    Lower 

Westwick  st  Pplace 

Briclilayers' Arms, Edward  Powell, I'nion 
Buck,  Thomas  Rudd,  Oak  st 
Buck,  Joseph  Smith,  Thorpe 


Buff  Coat,  John  Hair.mond,Bufl  Coat  lane 
Buildrrs'  Arms,  George  Fitt. Pottergate  st 
Bull,  Thomas  Barnabas  Engall,  Ber  «t 
Bull,  Henry  Oakes,  Magdi,len  st 
Bnll,  Daniel  'l"h')rsloii,  SI.  Stephen  st 
Bull,  Samuel    Woolsey,    Upper    Walk 

Market  place  ' 

Bull's  Head,  Thomas  Brown,  Ber  at 
Cabinet    Makers'    Arms,   Ainger    Lack. 

Redwell  st 
Canteen,  George  Thompson,  Barrack  st 
Cardinal's   Cap,  Benjamin  Warnion,  St. 

Benedict  st  [Newton 

Carpenters'  Arms,  Ri.bert  Goose,  Trowse 
Carrow  Gardens,  Michael  Bird,  Carrow 
Cat  and  Fiddle,  John  Bell,  Bololph  st 
Cat&Fiddlc.Jas.  Flowerdale.Magdalf  n  st 
Cattle  Market, Caroline  Uidney.Castlehill 
Cellar  House,  James  Pigg,  Barrack  st 
Cellar  House,  Taylor  Lanham,  King  st 
Cellar  House,  George  Uame,   Bridge  st, 

St.  George's  [road' 

Champion,  Charles  Barnard,  Chapelfield 
Cherry  Tree,  James  Harper,  Lakenham 

Hall  road  [nedict  st 

Church  and  Stale,  Tlios.  Francis,  St.  Be- 
Chnrch  Stile,  George  Eastoe.Upr.  ma  ket 
Cinder   Ovens,   Harman   Dunham,  jnn 

Kingst  |-si 

City  of  Norwich,  John  Press,  Westlegate 
Clarence  Harbour,  J  oh  nBrowne.Carrowrd 
Coach    and    Horses,    David    Catetmjie, 

Foundry  Bridge  road  [jj 

Coach  and  Hi-rses. Robert  Daines.  Bethel 
Coach  &  Horses,  Edwd  Smith,  Union  pi 
Coach  and  Horses.  Robert  John  Woods, 

Redlion  si,  St.  Stephen's 
Coachmakers'  Arms,   William   Clements, 

Betliel  st  [Siephen'sroad 

Coachmakers' Arms.  Wm.  Sheldrick,  St. 
Cock  William  Baltram,  Old  Ltikeiiham 
Cock,  William   Blanchflower,  Upper  St. 

Giles'  street 
Cock,  John  Miller,  Upper  King  st 
Cock,  Robert  Thomas,  Drayton 
Coldham  Hall  Tavern,  Richard  Gosling, 

Surlineham 
Corkcutlers'Arms,  John  Robinson, Bridge 

street,  St.  George's  [don  st 

Corn  Exchange,  Thos. Cooper,  LittleLon- 
Cow,  William  Armes,  Heigham  st 
Cow,  Thomas  Bates,  Cow  bill 
Croc'idile,  Levi  Harden,  Heigham  at 
Crooked  Billet,  Jolin  Moore,  Heigliam  st 
Cross  Keys,John  Barrett,  Magdal-n  st 
Cross  K'ys,  Thomas  Snelling,  St.  Faith's 
Crown,  Isaac  Hart,fi7  St.  Stephen  st 
Crown,  Jeremiah   Middleton,  Bridge  st 

.Si.  Georje's 
Crown,  William  Newton,  S(.  Faiih's 
Crown,  William  Pelchell,  St.  Benedict  st 
Crown,  Edmund  Pointer,  St.  Faith's 
Crown,  George  Tocvnsend,  Elm  hill 
Crown&  Angel, John  Spratt. St. Stephen  st 
Curriers'  Anns,  Saml.Balls,,SO St  Giles' st 
Curriers'  Arms.  Charlts  Read,  John  Bull 

street,  Crook'-  place 
Dial  Tavern,  Thomas  Nelson,  Barr.ick  st 
Distillery,  Wm.  Baldwin,  Distillery  st 
Dog,  Matthew  Fo.x,  Horsford 
Dolphin,  John  Stamford,  Heigham 
Duke  of  Sussex,  John  Stangroom.  Saint 

Augustine  st  [Union  place 

Duke  ot"  VVellington,  Edward  Powell, 
Duke  of  Wellington,  John  Snelling,  Pot- 
tergate street 
Duke  of  York.  William  Cox,  Pnltergate  st 
Duke  of  York,  Noah  Dack,  Lower  West- 
wick street 
Duke's  Head, Rnberl  Paul,Castle  meadow- 
Duncan's  Arms,«  in  Reeves, Magdalen  st 
Dyers'    Arms,    William    Crowe,   Lower 

Westwick  st 
Eagle,  James  Lord,  Heigham  st 
Eagle,  Jonathan  .Stockings. Newmnitet  rd 
Eagle,  Jolin  Williams,  West  Pottergate  st 
Eastern    Union,    Leiitia   Reynoldson,  St. 

Stephen's  road  [lany  st 

Eight  Ringers,  Thomas  Cunningliam,Cos. 
Elephant,  W  illiam  Easton,  .Vlagrlalen  st 
Klephani  and  Castle,  Thomas  Parkerson, 

King  sireet 
Elm,  Willi.im  Leggatt,  Princes  st 
Exmoulh  Tavein,  John   Winter  Watts 

St.  Stephen  st  /  jj 

Fair  Flora,  John  Moore, Lower  Westwick 
Ferry  House,  .Mary  Ann  iMann,  King  st 
Ferry  House.  Samuel  Parker, Surlingham 
Fleece,  Christopher  Barley,  5  Bridewell 

alley,  St   Andrew's 
Fleece,  Henrv  .Mann,  Tombland 

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TAVERNS,    8tc.—<-'ontinued.  \ 

Flower-in-Hand,  Tlios.  Delph.Tonley  >t 
Fortune  of  VVur.  riio«.  Goorh,  CaWert  st 
Foundry  Bridt;e,  William  Siuith  Riches, 

Rose  lane 
Fountain,  James  Debnge,  St.  Benedict  st 
Gardeners'  Arms,   William    Bales,   Tini- 
berliill  st  [ler's  lane 

Gardeners'  Arms.  Philip  Chapman,  'link- 
GeoiKc.  Robert  Talbut,  St.  Stephen  st 
George  and  Dragon,  John  Dixon  Callon, 
Upper  llaymaiket  [Cation 

George  and  Uragnn,  Henrietta  Simpson, 
Ge'  rge  IV.  John  Deeks,  Ber  st 
Gibraltar  Anns,  Ant  honyF.W  ill?, Heigham 
Globe,  John  Hood,  Union  place 
Golden  Hall,  William  Girling,  Castle  hill 
Goldbeaters'  Arms,  Elizabeth  Taylor, 
Bethel  st  [Middle  st 

Golden  Cun,  Hannah  Callow,  St. George's 
Golden  Can,  Robert  Yel!op,Sl. Andrew  st 
(iolden  Cross, James  Maton.Charing cross 
Golden  Dog,JamesHiibbard, Magdalen  st 
Golden    I.ion,   Edward    Slubbs,  Madder 

market 
Goose  and  Gridiron,    Henry   Maidment, 

Back  Rampant  Horsn  st 
Grapes,  George  Biirrett,  (Jrore  place 
Grapes.  Robert  I.inford,  Dove  st 
Grapes.John  Norman,  .St.Miles  Church  st 
Grapes.  William    Phillips,    Red  Lion  st, 

St.  Stephen's 
Green  Dfagon,  Wm.  Press, I.ill. London  st 
Grejbound.  John  Edward  Bame,  Ber  st 
Grey  hound,  Rd.  English,  Ram  pan  tHorsest 
Greyhound,  Thomas  'I'ilston,Pottergate  st 
Griffin,  William  James,  Upper  King  st 
Giiflin,  Henry  Southgate,  Thorpe 
Grove,  Thomas  Holland,  Grove  place 
Guildhall,  William  Bird,  Jail  hill 
Half  Moon,  Wm.Tillett.Gentlemen's  walk 
Half  Moon,  Charles  Goal,  Market  place 
llare,  Thomas  Loud,  Plumslead 
Hen   and   Chickens,   Thomas    Fenn,  St. 
Mary's  plain  [ditches 

Holkham  Arms,  Thomas  Brooks,  (  astle 
Hop  Pole,  Lawrence  Dawes.Sl. Faith's  la 
florsc  and  (iroom,  David  Bucon, Castle  st 
Horse  Barracks, HannahFiich, Barrack  st 
Jolly  Farmers.  Roiiert  Pnwiey, Castle  Hill 
Jubilee  Inn,  Thomas  Thurlow,  Ber  st 
King's  Anns,  James  Barker,  Lakenham 
Hall  road  [Bethel  st 

Kind's    Arms,   Edward    Bassingthwaile, 
K'lig's  Arms.  Francis  Spanton.  Ber  st 
King's  Arms,  Henry  Yaxley,  Bololph  at 
King's  Head,  Robert  Basey,  Magdalen  st 
King's  Head,Rd.  Doughty, 10  Davey  place 
King's  Head,  Jeih.  Laraood,  St.  Faith's 
King's  Head,  William  Provart,  Thorpe 
King's  R'ad, Edward  Stevins,St.George'8 
Middle  st  [st 

Kinu'a  Head,  John  Thwaites,  St.Stephen 
King'sHead,EdwiirdWigg,Up.St.Giles'st 
Lainh,  Jolin  \\  ehsilale,  Havmarket 
l.arne  Dog.  Robl. Edwards, LameDog  road 
Letters,  Edw.  Warner,  St.  Saviour's  lane 
Letters,  U'illiam  vVordingham,  Brazen 
Doors  road  [Newton 

Limekiln  Tavern,  Philip   King,   I  rowse 
LioniiCnstle.  Elizbh.Drane.Tiiiiberhill  st 
Londin    C  ifTee   House,  Thomas   Sapey, 
Rampant  Horse  st  [drew's  hill 

Loiidi.n  Tavern,  Rubt.  Liddlelow,  St.An- 
l.ord  Howe, JolinKradbury, St. Benedict  st 
Lord  Nelson, Christopher  J. Salmon, West 
Polterg  lie  st  [ham  road 

Lord  John  Rnssell.Charles  A.Bates,Uere- 
Mappie,  Robert  Plowman,  Callon 
Malt  &  Hop,  Noiih  Gooch,  Chaiiiigcros3 
Marquess  of  Graiiby,  James  Houghton, 
Barrack  st  [bernaclest 

Marqness  of  Granby,  James  Puxley,  I'a- 
Masonic,  Henry  Billen.  Elm  hill 
Milre,  Thomas  Thirketlle,  Briggs  »t 
Moon  &  Stars,  Lewii>  Williams,   Duke  st 
Nelson,  William  Painter,  Timberhill  st 
New  Brewery,  James  Ulph,  Biiriack  st 
New  Goal,   Elizabeth  Mountain,  Upper 

Goat  lane 
New  Inn,  Thomas  Winter,  Green  hills 
New  Mills,  John  Lake,  Lwr.Weslwick  st 
Norfolk  Railway  House,  George  Hutson, 

Foundry  road 
Norwich  and   Norfolk   Arms,  Peter  Bur- 
rows, Sprowston 
Norwich  Anns,  George  Pegg,  Ber  st 
Old  Dove,  Charles  Dye,  Market  place 
Old  (Joat,  Isa:ir  Driver,  Upper  Goat  lane 
Old  Lobster,Rhl.Flddlemftn,Pottergale  st 
Old  MileCro99,JoMab  Holman,IIrlleBdon 


Old    Music    House,  Hairoan    Dunham, 

King  st  [»' 

Old  Theatre,  Mary  Ann  Barthrop,  Bethel 
Paul  Pry,  William  Paston.  St.  Giles'  hill 
Peacock,  Clias.Taylor,  St.Stephen's  plain 
Pheasint,  Jas.  Blake,  St.Catherine's  plain 
Pigeon,  William  Heap,  Charing  cross 
Pine  Apple.  Rd.  Jarvis,  Trowse  millgale 
Plough,  John  Daynes,  Castle  hill  [st 

Plough,  James  Girdlestone,  St.  Benedict 
Plumbers'  Arms,  Rebecca  Hook,  Cow- 
gate  street  [market 
Pope's  Head,  William  Coldham,  Upper 
Post  Office,  Wm.  Elvish.  Post-oflice  st 
Prince  of  nenmark,JohnBaxter,Sprowstn 
Prince    of   Wales,    James    Beans,   Saint 

Benedict  st  [gustiue  si 

Prince  of  Wales, Samuel  Gedney,  St.Au- 
Piince  of  Wale.*,  Gilbert  Law  se,  Pump  st 
Punch  and  Chop  House,  Richard  Plane, 

Market  place 
Queen's  Arms,  John  Minni,  Magdalen  st 
Queen  Caroline,  Charles  Austin,  Oak  st 
Queen   of  Hungary,   Robert   Howse,  St. 

Benedict  st  [gale  st 

Queen  Victoria,  Charlotte  Roe,  Potter- 
Queen's  Head,  Isaac  Fox.  Up. St. Giles'  st 
Railway,  VV'ni.  Terrington,  UpperKingst 
Raven,  Daniel  Rowland.  Lower  Kingst 
Recruiting  Serjeant,  Thomas  B.  Hayden, 

Southgate  st 
Red  House,  Henry  Y'allop,  Timberhill  st 
Redlion,  Henry  Buttle,  Drayton 
Redlion,  Thomas  Hardy,  Redlion  st,  St. 

Stephen's 
Redlion,  Stephen  Steward,  Magdalen  st 
Redlion,  Thomas    Thompson,  Bridge  st, 

St.  Andrew's  [Inns 

Red  Rose,  Henry  Sweatman,  Back  of  the 
Ribs  of  Beef,  Benjn.  Wright,  Wensum  st 
RiHeman,  John  Tibb,  Cross  lane 
Rising  Sun,  John  Abel,  Chapelfield  road 
Roebuck,  John  Sadler.  Trafalgar  st 
Rose,  Leggett  Cobb,  St   Augustine  at 
Rose,  James  Harmer,  St.  Stephen  st 
Rose,  John  Page,  Palace  st 
Rose,  Matthew  Zipfel.  Oak  st 
Rnyal,    Robert  Warnes,  Foundry  Bridge 

road  [place 

Royal  Oak,  Jas.  Alden, Chapel sl,Crook's 
RoyalOak, Mentor  Brown, St. Augustine  st 
Royal  (Jak.  Henrv  Jolly,  Cation 
Royal  Standard,  Thos.  Bayfield, Union  pi 
Rummer    ir.n,    John    Huggins,     Stoke 

Holy  cross 
St.  Catherine's  Tavern,  Thos.   W.Gent, 

Brazen  Doors  road 
St.  Giles.  Henry  King,  Chapelfield  road 
St. Paul's Tav  Samuel  Severn,Cowgate  st 
Saracen's  Head,  William  Briltain,  West 

Potteigale  st  [st 

Saracen's  Head,  John  Wiggins, St.  Giles' 
Shakspere,  Robert  Hollis,  Theatre  st 
Shakspere,  Wm.  Seppings,  Colegate  st 
Ship,  Henry  Buttle,  Kingsl  gates 
Ship,  James  Lanham,  King  st 
Shire  Hall,  Abraham  Lint;,  Castle  meadow 
Shoulder  of  Mutton,  James  Mann,  Saint 

Andrew's  Mill  [Stephen  »t 

Shoulder  of  Mutton,  John  S.iwyer,  Saint 
Spread  Eagle,  RiclianlSexlon,  Hay  market 
Stag,  George  Mills.  St.  Benedict  st 
Slag's  Head,  JohnWm.Jolinson, Princes  si 
Star  &  Crown,  Wm. Emms.  Timberhill  st 
Steam  Packet,  John  Blanch,  Finkel  st 
Steam  PacKet,  Robert  B.  Foyson,  L'pper 

King  street 
Surrey.  James  Smith.  Surrey  road 
Swan,  (Jeorge  liiilwell,  Magdalen  st 
Swan,  Andrew  Haystead,  Swan  lane,  St. 

Andri  w's 
'fen  Hells, Edmund  Browne.St.  Benedict  si 
The  Compasses,  Wm.Rix,  Upper  King  st 
Thorn  Tavern,  Williatu  Holland,  lier  st 
Three    Jolly    Farmers,    Robert  Gniuey. 

Charing  cross  (diet  st 

Three  Kingt,  William  Stretloid,St.U.^np- 
Three  Maltsters.  John  Ilugman,  King  si 
Three 'Tuns.  John  Barber.  Lower  King  st 
Three  'Tuns,  Robert  Cotlerrnole,  Thorpe 
'Three  Turks,  John   H.   Bowgen,  Lower 

Westwick  st 
Ti^er,  James  .May,  Fishgale  ^t 
'Town  House,    Francis  Slallord,  St.  An- 
drew's hill 
Trowel  &  Hammer,  Matthew  Wilde,  St. 

.Stephen  st 
Trumpet,  W  m.  De  C^aux,  St.  Stephen  »t 
i'nns,  Charlotte  Cowan,  All  Saints'  green 
Tuns,  James  Mills,  Coslany  i>t 
Tuns,  William  Kemp,  St.  Giles'  gate 


Turkey  Cock,  Robert  Swash,  Church  st, 

St.  Simon's 
Two  Quarts, William  Amos.  Poltergnte  st 
Two-necked  Swan,  Samuel  J.  Hunt,  St. 
Stephen  st  [place 

Two-necked  Swan,  William  Pye,  Market 
Unicorn,  Joseph  Fletclier,  Cosl.my  st 
Union,  Robert  Fuller,  St.  Stephen  st 
Vaults,  James  Laws,  Upper  St.  Giles 
Vaults,  John  W.  Watts,  Julim  place 
VauxhallGardens.Wm  Balls, Julian  placo 
Victoria,  Joseph  C.islor,   St.  Ste|)heii'8  rd 
Victory,  Ann  Cndden,  Rampant  Horse  St 
Vine, 'Thomas   Blazeby,  St,  Benedict  st 
Vinyard,  Clabburn&Sparks.. Magdalen  st 
Wagon  &  Horses, Edw.Howell,Tombland 
Walnut  'Tree   Shades,   Sarah    Ann   Roe, 

Gentlemen's  walk 
Waterloo,  Ann  Snow,  Upper  walk 
Wnlerman,  Wiii.Carver,Lwr.WrsUvick  st 
Waterman,  Abraham  Mason,  King  st 
Waterman's  Arms,  James  Moughton,  St. 
Ann's  lane  [st 

Wellington,George  Harvey,  7  White  Lion 
West  end  Retreat,  Alfred  Page,  Heigham 
Wheatsheaf,  John  Itloomfirld,  Bethel  st 
Wheatsheaf.  Geo.  Riches,  Castle  meadow 
Wheatsheaf,  Elizbh.Wynier.St.Stephcn  st 
While  Hart,  ClemenI  Ar.derson,  Ber  st 
White  Hart,  George  Stubbs,St  Andrew  st 
While  Horse,  Elizbih.  Brittain,  Hay  hill 
White  Horse,  Geo.  Hall, 'Tiowse  Newton 
White  Horse,  Jas.  Howard, Castle  ditches 
While  Horse,  Wm.  Mason,  Magdalen  st 
White  Horse,  William  Rix.  Bridge  st 
White  Horse,  John   W.  Sclth,  Chape?  st. 

Crook's  place 
White  Lion,  William  Barber,  St.  Martin's 
Palace  plain  I't 

White  Lion,  Charles   Bray,  White   Lion 
White  Lion,  James  Howes.  Magdalen  st 
White  Lion,  George  King,  Princes  st 
White  Lion,LubbockLawn, St. Benedict  st 
White  Rose,    Horace   Littleproud,   Back 

of  the  Inns 
Whilefri.irs,  Ann  Laccohee,Whilefriars  st 
Wild  Man,  John  Beeton, St. Andrew's  hill 
William  IV.   Mary  Arnold,   St.  George's 

Middle  st 
William  IV  G«orge  Matthew, Mouiehold 
William   Tell,  Samuel    Larwood,  Casllo 
ditches  [Augustine  st 

Wine  Cooper's  Arms,  William  Amy,  St. 
Wine    Cooper's    Arms,    Charles   Emms, 

West  Poltergiitest 
Woodman.  Dennis  Cocks,  Catton 
Woolpack. Mary  Barnes, St.George's  plain 
Woolpack,  Noah  Thrower,(Jolden  Ball  st 
Woolpackers,  Wm. Thorpe,   Botnlph  st 
Woodsend  Ferry, Saml.Turner,Biamerlon 
Wounded  Hart,  Wm.Ward,Uppermarket 
Yarmntith  Aims,  James  T.  Blaseby,  Pud- 
ding lane 
Yarmouth  Bridge,  William   Lofty,  Red- 
lion st,  St.  Stephens 
Yarn  Factory,  Robt.  Lanham,  Cowgate  st 
York,  Mary  Eastaugh,  Orford  hill 

Retailers  of  Beer* 

Abbot  William,  Oak  st 

Adcock  Thomas,  King  St 

Aggnss  Noah,  King  st 

Alexander  Robert,  Colegate  st 

Allen  William,  Sprowston 

Annison  James,  Tinkler's  lane 

A  unison  John,  Barrack  st 

Atkins  'Thomas,  Heigham  st 

Ball  Alexander,  Upper  King  st 

Barber  William,  Oak  st 

Barkaway  Francis,  Peafield 

Barker  John,  Lower  Goat  lane 

Bassett  William.  Quay  st 

Bell  Mallhew,  Kerst 

Bennett  Aostin%  Whitefriar  st 

Hetls  Josepl.,  B  tolph  st 

Blayey  Waller,  Fishgale  st 

Bl!,lh  John,  William  st 

Hlvlhe  John,  Berst 

Blythe  Jonah  Norman,  Barrack  st 

Bray  Robert,  Ber  st 

Brewster  Lydia, 'Tooley  st 

Bright  John,  'Thorpe 

Brinkley  James,  Lakenham  Hall  road 

Brittle  John,  St.  Martin's  Palace  phiia 

Browis  Robert,  Brazen  Doors  road 

Brown  Christopher,  Heigham  tt 

Brown  Robert,  Cowgate  st 

Bruir  Robert,  Charing  cross 

Bryant  Samuel, 'Thorn  lane 

Bunn  George,  Weatlegate  st 

Burrows  Mary,  Colegate  ■! 


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Burrows  Thomas  Y.  Spiowstoii 

Hush  James,  Upper   King  st 

Butcher  (Miarles.  Pitt  st 

Bygrave  Roherl,  Quay  st 

Cumplini?  Jacoh,  Magdalen  st 

Cann  John,  New  Cation 

Cannell  Isaac,  C'oshinyst 

Cassey  Kolieit,  Oak  st 

Calchpole  Johri,  Lower  Westwich  st 

Chalker  Allred,  St.  Miles'  Church  st 

Coe  Mark,  Castle  hill 

Coffin  Hubert,  Palace  st 

Colhy  William,  Si.  Giles'  hill 

Coleman  Benjamin,  llanipant  Horse  st 

Coleman  Timothy,  Trafalgar  st 

Cillett  Kiihert,  \\'hitefriars  st 

Collins  William,  Queen  st.  Crook's  place 

Colman  William,  St.  Margaret  st 

Cook  John,  Ber  st 

Cooper  Jaool),  All  Saints'  green 

Cornish  John,  Mairilalen  st 

Crotch.  William,  lishgatest 

Ciibitt  John,  Julian  st 

Cnlyer  Thomas,  C'niegite  st 

Dack  Jonaihan,  Heigham  st  ^ 

Danii  Maiy  Ann,  Fottergate  st 

Dawson  James,  Thorpe  road 

Dawson  George,  Rosemary  lane 

Hearing  William,  New  road 

Denmark  William,  Barrack  st 

Digby  Peter,  St.  Augu.''tine  st 

Dra^e  \\  illiam,  World's-end  lane 

DnlReld  James,  Coslany  st 

Dunn  Ann,  l^ilver  st 

Dunn  James, Quay  st 

Dunning  Thomas  S.  Dereham  road 

Dunthnin  .lolin,  Cowgale  st 

Durish  Denmaik,  St.  James  st 

Dye  William,  Oak  st 
Earl  John,  Magdalen  st 
lidvvards  Rotiert,  Oak  st 

F.llis  Benjamin,  Coslany  st 

I'.ngland  Mark,  St.  Paul's  plain 

Fake  John,  Cowgate  st 

F;urow  George,  Ber  st 

Faux  Robert,  St.  Augustine  st 

Florence  William,  Kirby 

Francis  Georije,  Castle  ditches 

Gardiner  William,  19  London  st 

GuMham  John,  Thorpe  road 

Goldsworth  James,  St.  Stephen  st 

Goreham  Henry,  St.  Swithiu's  alley 

Graver  Ahiaham,  Ber  st 

Green  John.  Keillion  st,  St.  Stephen's 

fireenacre  William,  i!er  st 

Greenfield  Mark,  King  st  gates 

Hardy  William.  St  Geoige's  Middle  st 

Harman  Ad.im,  Trafalgar  st 

Haywood  William  'I'homas,  Oak  st 

Hewing  Jiiseph,  Piinces  st 

Hewit!  George,  Berst 

Hewitt  George,  Kishgale  st 

Hewitt  James,  St.  Mary's  alley 

Hilling  Mary.  King  st 

Hipper  Robert,  Catton 

Hogg  James,  Chapel  st, Crook's  place 

HoL'g  Henry,  Pilt  st 

Holmes  Edmund,   Lower  Westwickst 

How.ard  Thomas,  Bisbopgate  st 

Howard  William.  Fisbgate  st 

Howes  Henry,  King  si 

Howes  Robert  Hand,  Tabernacle  st 

Howlett  Baldwin,  King  st 

Ho*Iett  Mary,  Coslany  st 

Hudson  Charles,  Cowgate  st 

Hyslop  Ann,  Thorn  lane 

Keighley  Elizabeth,  St.  Giles'  st 

Kemp  .lames.  Oak  st 

Kett  Pliocbe,  Kingst 

Kidiih^  William,  Madder  market 

Knigli's  Jonathan,  Si.  Martin's  laue 

Lanc;ister  John,  Kinf;  st 

Land  John,  St.  Giles' hill 

Laws  John,  St.  Paul's  plain 

LilTbrd   Thomas,  Kine  st 

Lines  Marv  Aui,.  Lower  Goat  lane 

l.onergan  Francis,  St.  James  st 

Long  I!obert,New  Catton 

Looe  William.  Cowgate  st 

Mann  Alfred,  Barrack  st 

Mann  George,  Ber  st 

Mann  John  Matthew,  St.  Paul's  Back  la 

Mann  Matthew,  St.Mattin's  Palace  plain 

Markley  Richard.  Barrack  st 

Mason  John  Leeds,  Orfoid  hill 

Ma) hew  John.  Little  Orford  st 

Mavhew  Judiih,  Finketst 

Middleditch  lioherl,  William  st 

Middleton  William,  Woild's-cnd  lane 

Mills  .leremiah,  Coslany  ^t 

.Mills  John,  Lower  Goat  lan« 

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Mills  Simon,  St.  George's  Middle  st 
Minns  Robert,  Cowgate  at 
Moore  John,  Globe  lane 

Moore  Norris,  Kinc  st.  Crook's  pUce 

Moore  Robert,  Wensnm  st 

Morris  (ieorge,  Magdalen  st 

Morse  Joshua,  Coslany  st 

Mortimer  John  Thnrsby,  King  st 

Mnrrell  William,  Oak  st 

.Murrell  William,  Trafalgar  st  [st 

Newhouso  Elizabeth,  St.  Stephen's  Back 

Newman  Sarah.  F'isbgale  st 

Nichols  John,  Ber  st 

Nichols  William,  Pottergate  st 

Norton  Henry.  Fisbcate  st 

Nunn  Simon,' St.  Faith's 

f)nley  Daniel,  Brazen  Doors  road 

Palmer  Jonathan,  Oak  s' 

Pank  Edwaril,  St.  Martin's  lane 

Parker  limothy,  Kingst,  Crook's  place 

Payne  John,  All  Saints'  green 

Pearce  William,  Sprowston 

Pease  Edward,  Coslany  st 

Pegg'f'linnias,  New  (Nation 

Platlord  William,  Heigham  st 

Platten  J.nmes,  Cohourg  st 

Playfbrd  Arminger,  Bridge  sf,St.George's 

Plunkelt  John,  St.  Augustine  st 

Popjoy  .loscpb,  Wensum  st 

Porter  Thonins,  Oak  st 

Pye  Esau,  Bull  close 

Radford  William,  (^wgate  st 

liant  Jnnntban,  Quav  st 

Raven  Edward, St,  Miles'  Cburcli  st 

Rawern  Robert,  Barrack  st 

Richardson  Peter,  Cowgate  st 

Riches  Jlobert,  Lakenliam  Hall  road 

R<d)eits  Robert,  Muspole  st 

Rose  James,  King  st 
Salter  William,  Union  place 
Scrulton  Henry,  St.  Augustine  st 
Seaman  Joseph,  St.  James  st 
Self  Thomas,  Castle  meadow 
Shipman  James,  Oak  st 
Skipton  William.  Catton  Back  lano 
Slater  John  B»lcher,  Julian  place 
Smith  John,  Thorn  lane 
Smith  Joseph, Oak  st 
Smith  Joseph,  Oak  st 
Smith  William,  Cobourgst 
Speedy  Rachael,  Thorpe  roid 
Spencer  Thomas,  Catton  Back  lane 
Spooner  Edvvaid,  Barrack  st 
Spratt  Stephen,  Quay  st 
Stork  Thomas,  PeaOeld 
Storey  James,  St.  Aususline  st 
Tatlam  Richard,  Pottergate  st 
Taylor  William,  New  I  alton 
Terrey  Sarah. St.  Paul  st 
Thompson  (Jabriel,  Mill  lane 

Thonipsou  Martin,  Barrack  st 
Thompson  William,  King  st 
Thorpe  Alfred,  King  st  gates 
Thwaits.lohn,  Kin^  st 
Tidinan  Robert,  Thorpe  roa<l 
Towell  Thomas,  New  Catton 
Trew  Archibald  Charles,  Barrack  st 
Tndiliman  Edward,  St.  Augustine  st 
I'ulis  William,  Botolpb  st 
Upcroft  James,  Magdalen  st 
Vassar  John,  Ber  st 
Waterton  Edward,  Silver  road 
Watson  James,  New  Catton 
Watson  .loseph,  Cowgate  st 
Watts.  John,  Mousehold 
Webster  M.illhew.  St.  James'  row 
West  John,  Drayton 
West  John,  King  st 
Weyer  'J'hnmas,  (.'oslanv  st 
Whall  John,  Cowgate  ="t 
Wilsea  Isnac,  Bri<lge  st,  St.  George's 
W'ilsea  . I ohn,  Coslany  st 
Woods  James.  Oak  st 
Woods  Peter,  Ber  st 
Wiiglit  Thomas.  Waterloo 

TEA  &  COFFEE  DEALERS. 

Bitlfy  Tli()iii;is,  Lakciiliiiin  liall  toad 
Ctilkrtt  My.  .Iiio.  Hack  of  the  Irm.s 
Hatch  Chiis.  Giout's  tlioioiiglitaie, 

'riiiiher  Hill  st  [place 

Hunt  Ja.s.  &  Soil,  Hiiiit'sct., Market 
Lacey  Kobi-rt,  Tliorfx; 
Fjaitibi'it  Francis,  [jower  Goat  lane 
i.aiiiinas    Mios.,    &   Co.  1    Gciille- 

iiieti's  walk,  Market  place 
Mu-kett  Gtoie;e,  Distiilerv  st 
Newman  &  Co.  7  Davey  (ilaco 
Nicliols  VVilliaiiijSt.  Stephen's  plaii: 


Pratt  Williati),  Wensum  .st 

Seed  Henrv  (wholesale),  Mit.spole  st 

Sidney   &    Ladymaii,     (and    coffee 

niaMef.s),   (]  Market  place  and  8 

Liidgate  iiiii,  London 
Sparkliall  Alexaudei-,  Market  place 
'laylor  William  lirowii,  St.  Stenluii 

street 
Webster  Renjamin,  (loyal  Hotel  st 

TEA  DEALERS  &  DRAPERS- 
TRAVELLING. 

Marked  thus  «   are  only  Tea  Dealers.; 
thus  t  are   Drapers  only. 

Annstioiic;  William,  dleRate  st 
*Cami)bell  Joseph,  Cow  hill 
•Crickmer  John,  1  Town  close 
•Hunt  James,  .'^l  Ri'thel  st      [load 
Johnstone  Josh.  lV  Jno.  Chapelfieid 
*Mllmorrow  John,  Coslany  .st 
tMitchell  John,  St.   I>awience  lane 
Nortdii  Robert,  Lower  King  st 
tileiii  Sainiiei,  '.'>  Douio  feiiace 
*Stewart  &  Millar,  .St.  Lawrence  la 

THROWSTERS-SILK  &  YARN. 

Haveis  Win.  Henry,  New  Opening, 
!      St.  I'auls 
Turtle  Franci.s  Gilling,  Botoiph  st 

TIMBER  MERCHANTS  AND 
DEALERS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  Importers. 
Blyth  William,  St  Stephens  st 
*('oaks  Richard,  Fishpate  st 
*Ciilley  Samuel,  Duke's  palace 
Cushion  William,  Chapelfieid   road 
Dale  Robert,  Thorpe 
Gaze  George,  1  D  reham  road 
Green  Jlobert,  New  road 
Haverson  James,  New  road     [plain 
*Jecks  Win.  &  Chas.   St.  George's 
.lohnsoii  Daniel,  Trowse  Millgate 
ManserWiiliani,  Thorn  lane,  Rer  st 
Moore  George,  Surrey  roati 
*Pit'g  Joseph  &  Son,  Bridge  street, 

St.  George's  Inne 
Scales  Samuel,  Chapelfieid  road 
♦Steward  Robert  &  Co.  King-street 

gates,  and  South  Town, YffrmoM^/* 
Saul  William,  Bethel  st 
Teasel  Osborii  Engall,  Kisligate  st 
Wales  Williani,  St.  Stephens  st    [rd 
Woolstone  Samuel,  Lakeiibain  Hall 

TIN-PLATE    WORKERS. 

See  Braziers  ^  Tin- Plate  IVorkers. 

TOBACCO  &  SNUFF  MANUFAC- 
TURERS, &  TOBACCONISTS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  Manufacturers. 
Bidewell  Frederic,2.SSt.Stephen'.i  st 
Colkett  Hy.  John,  Bat  k  of  the  Inn.s 
Fuller  Wni.Rcdlioii  st.,St.Ste|)lieii's 
Holiius  Henry  l(j  Biidewell  ulUy, 

St.  Andrew's 
Miller  Koliert,  Fiondon  st 
Mulier  Aslier,  Back  of  ihe  Inns 
Mnskitt  Charles,  .">  Castle  st 
♦Newbegin    James    &  Son,    (and 

cigar,  antl  foreign  cigardepfti),  14 

Bridewell  alb  y  and  Market  place 
Scott    S.irali,    6    Briilewell     alley, 

St,  Andrew's 
Smith  Jno.  &  Saml.  7  Gentlemen's 

walk,  Market  place 
Taylor   Winiani    Bn>wn,    Ram.way 

Ck;au  and  ToisAcco  Kmpokiuim, 

iie.st  d.i.jr   to  the  Tiutnpet  Inn, 

St.  .Stephen  street 
WalkerRiihd.,Bri(lge st ,St.G<  orfce's 
Webster  Benjamin.  Rnval  Hotel  st 
•Wighani  Robert,  10  Hayinarket 

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TOBACCO-PIPE    MAKERS. 

BroMU  J.i-f|)h,  St.  Stephens  st 
Brown  Willi.iiii,  St.  Ik-nedict  .st 
Fitt  Rc.bi  rf,  Ber  btiei  t 
Grt  avf  s  Thiiuias,  .Maijdalen  st 
HeiisiiU  Willi  1111.  St.  James'  low 
Liiicln  John,  Pump  stieit 
^Jetralf  John,  Di.l  yard,  Coslaiiy  st 
Pye  Samuel,  .Ml  Sauit's  Green 

TOY   DEALERS. 

{See  also  Fancy  Repositories.) 
Bariisdale    William    Bennell,     St. 

Stephens  street 
Bone  .Nicliohs,  rTimherhill  .<t 
Boswell  Thiim.is,  'J  .Madder  market 
Bu-h  Geo.  Biidge  St.,  St.  .Andrew's 
IJiit^ifaiit  David,- Golden  Bdlst 
C'amplinnHnbt,  KS:  2  St..An(lre\vs  st 
Cajiiam  l.,ewi-',  White  Lion  ."it 
Cre.ike  Janie-,  St.  .Andrew's  hill 
GidneyUobt.  Wni  71  St  Stephens  st 
Loveit  Henry,  St.  Stephens  st 
Lovett  Wiliiain,  (iolilen  Ball  st 
Ran^ome  Harriet,  18  Gentlemen's 

walk 
Smith  Wil  iam,  11  Lower  Goat  lane 
Steel  &  Bix,  Queen  .street 

TURNERS. 

Allen  J(din,  Tonibland, Church  yard 
Billiani  John,  St.  Stephens  st 
Blazeby  Jnhn,  Globe  lane 
Bosweil  D  tiiiel,  Masdaien  st 
Caiiham  Samuel,   Webster's  yard, 

Pottergate  st 
Cawdron  Jonathan,  6  Duke  st 
Drewe  Will.  St. Mary's  Chuicli  alley 
Ellison  Thomas  (fancy),  Dure  st 
Gaul  John,  .Miigd.deii  st  [alley 

Perry  Paul,  Si.  Gregory's  Church 
Plnmer  iN'cville,  l.,ower  Westwick  si 
Slipper  Ciiarlo,  Upper  King  st 
Taylor  John  &  Jame.^    (bowij.  St. 

Mai  tin's  Palace  plain,  and  iMag- 

rlalen  road 
Wiggett  Joseph,  Calvert  st 

UMBRELLA  AND  PARASOL 
MANUFACTURERS. 

For<iter  John,  '28  London  ,«t 
GidneylJeiij,Re(Hion  st,St.Steplien's 
Kiiij?  'rxriell,  St.  Saviour's  lane 
Martin  I  hos.  Lilystone,.39I>oiidon  st 
SpriiiL-all  Uobeit,  St. Stephen's  plain 

UPHOLSTERERS   AND    PAPER 
HANGERS. 

(See  also   Cahinet  .Makers  and 
f'plwlslerers.] 

Ciiaiidlcr  Kllzaheili   (upholsterer), 

St.  Stephen's  road 
Huifgins  .^Jalia,  10  St.  Andrew's  st 
Lawienec  Wiliiim,T<ii  Hti]  lane 
Lindscy  Sarah.  i;iiii  hill 
Moiiiis.  ar  K<ilii  ri ,  Primes  «t        [la  j 
Smith  ChiiMoiihei  Hill,(,'|iper  Goat ! 
Spooner  Ivhv.ml  F.,St.iMaig  iret'sst , 
Swa»h   Janien,    Miown's  court,  St.  ' 

.Sieph'  ii'.i  sticct 
Taiin  ."»amnel,  P'ltieigate  st 
VVariic-i  John  Win.,  (pajier hanger), 

Calvert  .stre.  t 
Welisd.ile  William,  Siiriey  ."t 

VENETIAN     BLIND     MAKERS. 

Howard  &  Stf)ne,  llosi'  line 
Jac  k»on  John,  Cattle  meadow      [-t  I 
Weslti.-hl  John,  Ho.'lainl  coiiit,  Ber 
VETERINARY  BURGEONS. 

Powell  Willl^iii,.St.  (Jibs'  hill 
Saver  Daniel,  Potterga'e  st 
Siiiiih  Williiini,  Pott,  rgitc  st 
)^  t\U  Thoma«,  CaMle  meadow 

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Hills  lS;  L'ndei  wood  (and  reciifieis), 
St.  Faith's  lane 

WAREHOUSEMEN, 
MAS'CHi:SlKK,  SCOICH  &  GENERAL. 

.Atkinson   James   Goldsmith,  Jay's 

court,  Hriggs  st 
Barker  Benj.imin,  Voik  Tavern  pas- 

.sage,  Oitoid  hill  [Market  pi 

Chaniberlin     Henry,    Sons   &  Co., 
De  Vear  .S:  Pliilli|)s,  Davey  pKue 
Johnson  William  &  John,  Maiket  pi 
Piiig  Samuel,   Haymaiket 
Rivett  &  Harmer,  Old  Post  Office 

court 
Toiris  &  Son,  Geiitiemeii's  walk 
Woodgate  Phi!i|),  Ca-tle  st; 

^VATCH  &  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

.Marked  thus  *  are  also  Jewellers. 

{See  also  Siloersmiths ,-  also  Jewel- 
lers— f For  king. ) 
Abrahams    Samuel    &    Benjamin, 

Back  of  St.  Pete>'s 
Beaiie  James,  Lady's  lane 
Beha  Lorenzo,  St,  Stefihen's  plain 
Bell  James  VV.,Cliapil  st, Crook's  pi 
*Bell  Robert,  11  Davey  plate 
Bell  VVil'ian),Bi idlest,  St.  Andrew's 
Buckeiibam  JohiiChailes,Toinbland 
CiistonThos.,Barii  rd.,  St. Benedict's 
Clark  Robert  &  Son,  St.  Benedict  st 
Cooper  John  &  Son.s,  20  London  st 
Deeksjohn,  Ber  st  [st 

Dodson  William  Robert.  41  London 
*EtheridgeGeorge& William  E. Gen- 
tlemen's walk 
Gnntoii  Hcnrv,  Biiegst 
*Hartt  William  George,  London  st 
*Hayward  John  (and  fishing  tackle), 

2  Litile  London  .st 
Linford  Robert,  14  l.,ondon  st 
May  William,  Rampant  Horse  st 
Moore  John,  Coslany  st 
Moseley  John  (&  general  mechanic 

and  originator),  (i  Whitelion  st 
Phillip  Saml.  .Mirhael,Chapelfield  rd 
•I'isiuin  John,  Post  Office  ."t 
Priest  George,  2  Briggv  st 
Ran.some  Henry,    Biidewell   alley, 

St.  Andrew's 
Russell  Benjamin,  Magdalen  st 
*Shii(liake  William.  .34  London  st 
•Spriiigall  Kaac,  Weiisum  si 
Stiele  James  Smith,  [jowei  Goal  lane 
Weston  James,  Westlegatest 
Zi|if<d  Chailes,  Maudalen  st 
Zipfel  John,  Maijdalen  st 
,  Zipfel  Joseph,  Her  st 
I  Zipfel  Matthew,  O.ik  st 

WHARFINGERS. 

Harmer  Daniel,   Duke's  palate 
I  Pope  Ribt.Worlei.Lwr.Westwickst 
Reeve  Ri(  hard,  Duke's  palace 
Rudrum  Spencer,  Duke's  palace 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Ashen  Rdheif,   Klephant  &   Casile 

yud,  Lo\\er  King  st 
Belts  James,  Jiili m  place 
Bird  Mirhael,  Kiiby 
Blyiln-  Thomas,  St.  Augustine  st 
KuhbiiK's  Robert,  Tlioipe 
Cooke  'limothv,  iMagdalen  st 
Daplin  .Mark,  Dereham  load 
Kastoe  lldmnnd,  Siuowstoii 
Ijirman  Robeii,  Thoipe 
Finch  Jolin,  'Irowse  Newton 
Fo.\  Jcdin.  Sprovvston 
Fianlilin  Chail.s,  Dereham  mad 
Hall  Gcoi);e,Trowse  Ni  wtoii 
Haidinu'  John,  Water.-ide 
Holiliin  William,  Kini;  st         [road 
Hugi;ii.s  Chaile-,    Lakeiiham   Hall 
Hug^ins  John,  Oiapelfield  road 


Le  Grys\Vni.&  Co.,Trowse  Newi&n 
Lynes  William,  Surlingh;im 
Richardson  James,   Star  &  Crown 

conrt.  Timber  Hill  st 
Riches  William,  Dereham  road 
Srarnett  John,  St.  Faiih's 
Sharmaii  .lames,  Suriingham 
Spall  William,  Fishgate  st        fdict.^ 
Waller  Robert,  Barn  road,Sf.Bene^ 
Wordingham  Wm.,Bra/:en  Doois  rii 

WHIP    MAKERS. 

Hardy  Charles,  Timber  Hill  st 
Leeds  Charles    fand    fishing   tackle 

maker).  All  Saints' green 
Philo  Joseph,  44  London  st 
Simpson  John,  Ber  st 
Webb  Thomas,  Ca-tle  st 

WHITING  MANUFACTURERS. 

Peaire  F'liilip,  Chapelfield  road 
Wiight  George,  Wellington  .st 

WINE  &  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

Anihonv  William,  12  I'piier  market 
.A  mold  Maria&  Son,  Lwr.  West  wick  st 
Aihiiii  Kilwaid  John,  Castle  st 
Back  &  Co.,  ;i  Haymaiket 
BarwellJ   hn,  St.  Stephen  st      [hill 
Brown  James  Hopwell, St. .Andrew's 
Biillardliicbd.Biiduest.St  Lawrence 
Clabbnrn  &  Sjiark.s,  .Maadaleii  st 
Cubitt  William  Jary,  Maudalen  st 
Culley  John,  St.  Andrew's  i  ill 
Giidart  .lost  ph  &  Son,    Wt  ii-um  st 
Hills  &  L'liderwood,  St.  Faith's  lane 
Kerris.rii  Simon,  iMagdalen  st 
Knight  William,  Lower  Goat  lane 
Moigan  John  Btandiaui  &  Henry, 

Lower  King  st 
Morrisnii  &  (jo  ,  Jail  hill 
Norgate  &  Co.  St.  Stephen  st 
Priest,  Pilgrim  &  Co.,  1  St.  Giles  st 
Rose  &  Harman,  St.  Andrew's  hill 
Seaman  Robert,  1  St.  Ainliew's  st 
Spaiks  Francis  ailliani,.=)  Sl.Gilesst 
Steward,    Pnttisoii,   Finch  &  Co., 

Barrnck  street 
Willett  ICagle,  St.  Stephen's  road 
Wiseman  Isaac,  Post  Office  st 
YallopSirJ.H.iStBormgbroke&Co. 

(tile   Norwich    Wine  Company), 

A7  UjiperSt.  Giles 
V'oungs  John  &  Co.,  Lower  King  st 

WIRE    WrORKERS. 

Barnard  &  Bishop  (galvanised  game, 
a\iaiy,  and  sheep  netiing),  Upper 
w.ilk,  Marl<et  place  [st 

Lamb  Da\ id  Thomas,  .5  G(dden  Ball 

WOOLLEN    DRAPERS. 

(.See  also  Tailors.) 
Dawbarn   James,    14,    15  and  16, 

Kxchann'e  street 
Lovick  &  Johii.son,  16  London  st 
Sands  iV  Joy,  (i<»  Lon'Ioii  st 
Wade  Frances,  18  London  st 

WOOLSTAPLERS  AND  WOOL 
MERCHANTS. 

Bateman  John  cS:  Soii,  St.  George's 
Middle  stieet  [alley 

Bhakley  Robert  &  Pate,  St.  Mar>'i« 
Hawke.s  Robert  Wm. Castle  meadow 
I>ord  John,  Fishnate  st  [m.adovv 
Pyinar  John  (&  yarn  agent),  Cattle 
Seed  Heiny,  .Mu-p-  le  st 
Sheppard  Robert,  Upi  er  market 

YARN    MANUFACTURERS. 

Blake  Fdward  &  Robert  W.  (and 
spinners),  St.  Clements 

NoKwicii  Yarn  Comfanv,  Fish- 
gate  st  —  Joseph  Greenhougli, 
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PLACES    or    WORSHIP, 

AND   THEIR    MINISTERS. 
CHURCH KS  OF  THE  ESTABLISHMENT. 

The  C»theural,  tlie  Right  Rev.  Samuel  Hinds, d.d.  bishop; 

the    Honble.   aiid    Very    Rev.    George    Pellew,    u.u.   dean; 

tlie  Venerable  John   B.    Collyer,   archdeacon;     Zechaiiali 

Bulk,  i)rgani:.t. 

All  S.iiMs',  All  Saints'  green  — Rev.  \V.  S.  Hore,  curate. 

Saint  A.nbreWs,  Broad  st— Rev.  James  Brown  B.u.reclor; 

Rev.  I'honias  Calvert,  curete. 
Saint    Anduews,    Thorpe — Rev.    Arruine     Herring,    b.  a. 

perpetual  curate 
Saint  Andrew's, Trtfuse  Newton — Rev. George  Carter,  m.a. 

incumbent.  [curate. 

Saint  Augustine's,  St.  Augustine  st— Rev.  John  Rackham. 
Saint  Bartuolomew,  lleigliam— Rev.VViilian)Robbins,M.A, 

incumbent.  [incumbent- 

Sai\t  Benedict,  St.  Benedict  st— Rev.  William  Good  win. m.a. 
Saint  Clement's,  Colgate  slreet— Rev.  William  S.  Sparling. 

Ti.\.  curete.  [reclur. 

Saint  Edmund's,  Fishsrate  st— Rev.  Charles  David  Brereton. 
Saint  Etheldred,  King  street — Rev.  James  Deacon,  m.a, 

perpetual  curate.  [curate. 

Saint  Georce's,   Tombland— Rev.    Kirby    Trimmer,    b.a. 
Saint  Georgk's,  Colfjale  street — Rev.  Edward  Hibgatne,M.A. 

incumbent;  Rev.  Campbt-ll  Wodelrouse,  fHra<e. 
Saint  Giles',  St.  Giles  st— Rev.  Seth   William  Stevenson, 

incumbent.  [inctttubent. 

Saint  Gregory'.s,  Pottergate  st— Rev.    William   Hull,  m.a. 
Saint   Helen's,  Biahopgale  st — Rev.  Wm.  F.  Patteson,  b.a. 

perpetual  curate. 
Saint  James'.  Cowgate  street— Rev.  William  A.  Ormsby,  m.a. 

perpetual  curate. 
Saint    John's,    Timber    hill— Rev.    Samuel    Titlow,    a.m. 

incumbtnt. 
Saint  John's,  Madder  market— Rev.  John  S.  Perowne, rector. 
Saint  John's  at  Sbpulchre,  Ber  street — Rev.  Thoinas  Cal- 
vert, incMmftent,-   Rev.  Charles  Turner,  a  m.  curate. 
Saint  John  the  Baptist,  Lukenham— Rev.  George  Carter, 

M.A    incumbent.  [bent- 

Saint  J  ULiAN's.King  st — Rev.Ehenezer  Brewer.L.L.B.  incum- 
Saint    Lawrence's,    St.    Benedict    street — Rev.     Thomas 

Clowes,  M.A.  incumbent. 
Saint  Margaret's,  St.  Benedict  street — Rev.  John  Cobb, b.a. 

incumbent. 
Saint  (Mark's,  Lakenham  Hall  road — Rev.  John  E.  Glad- 
stone, iucumbejitl 
Saint  Marfin's-at-O&k,  Oak  street — Rev  George  Pearse, 

M.A.  perpetual  curate. 
Saint  Wartin's-at-Palace,  Palace  st— Rev. —  Foulkes. 
Saint  MARV's.Coslany, Pitt  street— Rev.  William  R.Clayton, 

perpetual  curate i  Rev  Charles  Morse,  cjirnie. 
Saint  iMicharl's,  CosUiny  street— Rev.  Richard  Rigg,  m.a. 

incumbent. 
Saint    Michael's-at-Plea,  Bedwell  street --Rev.    Chailes 

Morse,  rector.  [incumbent. 

Saint  Michael's-at-Thorn,  Ber  street-Rev.  A.  A.  Barker, 
Saint  Paul's,  St.  Paul's  plain — Rev.  Bell  Cook,  incumbent. 
Saint  Peter's,  Hnngate— Rev,  Samuel  Titlow.  incuml^enl. 
Saint  Petkr's.  Mancroft,  Hayraaiket— Rev.  Charles  Turner, 

incumbent ;  Rev.  William  H.  llrown,  curate. 
Saint   Peter's,   Mounter  gate,  King  street— Rev.    George 

Day,  M.A.  perpetual  (urate. 
Sai.nt  Peter's,  Southgate,  King  street— Rev.  James  Deacon, 

M.A.  n-ctor ;  Rev.  JuhnF  Osborne,  c«?-«(e. 
Saint  Saviour's,  Magdalen  street— Rev.  William  Goodwin, 

M.A.  incumbent.  _ 

Saint  Saviour's.  New  Catton — Rev.  William  Keeling  iSetts, 

M.A.  perpetual  curate. 
Saint    Simon's  and  Saint  Jude's,   VVeusum  street— Rev. 

John  Ov/er.,  curate. 
Saint  Stephen's,  Theatre  st— Rev.  James  Murray,  curate  ' 
Saint  Swithin's,  St,  Benedict— Rev  Cbas. Day,M. A.incumiN 

DISSENTING  CHAPELS. 

Baptist,  Dereham  load. 

Baptist,  Timberhill  street— Rev.  William  Welch. 

Baptist    (General),    Whitefriars    Priory,    St.    James"- Rev 

Thomas  Si^ott. 
Baptist  (P.irticular),  Pottergate  st— Rev.  Joseph  Gray. 
Baptist  (Particular),  St.  Benedict's  road. 
Baptist  (P.irticular),  Southgate  st — Rev.  George  Gould. 
BaPtisi  (Particular),  Pitt  st— Rev.  George  Gowing. 
Baptist  (Partii-ulai),  delegate  st— Rev.  Thomas  A.  Wheeler. 
Friends'  jVIeeting-Hous'b,  Upper  Goat  lane,&  Gilden  croft. 
Independent,  Colegale  street— Rev.  Andrew  Read. 
Independent.  Princes  street— Rev.  John  Alexander. 
Unitarian,  Colegatc  slreet— Rev.  Joseph  Cromplon. 
Weslevan  Methodist,  Chapel  st,  Crook's   place;  Calvert 

street,  and  Lady's  lane. 
Methodist  New  Connexion,  Ber  street. 
Primitive  Methodist,  Chapel  look;  Brazen   Doors  road  ; 

Rose  yard,  St.  Augustine's,  and  Cowgate  street. 
Lady  Huntingdon's  Connexion,  St.  Martin's-at-Palace— 

Rev.  John  Joseph  James  Kempster. 


I  New  Jerusalem,  Queen  street -Rev.  Robert  Abholt. 

Rcman  Catholic  Church,  Willow  lane— Rev.  Jas.  Ethiidge 
and  Rev.  Waller  Lomax,  priests. 

Roman  Catholic  Church,  St.  John's,  Madder  market 

I       Rev.  John  Abbott. pries<. 

Jews'  Synagogue,  St.  Faith's  lane— Rev.  Simon  Caro, 
!      rahbi  and  reader. 


OFFICERS    OP   THE    DEAN   AND!  CHAPTER. 

Steward  of  the  Manor  CoKr/s  — Francis  Turner,  Esq. 

Commissary — Charles  Evans,  Esq. 

Chapter  Clerk — John  Kitson,  E?q. 

Coro7iers — John  Kilson  and  Matthew  Rackham,  Esqr*. 

Land  Stenard—  Robert  Wright,  Esq. 


ECCLESIASTICAL    COURT. 

The  Lord  Hishop— the  Right  Rev.  Samuel  Hinds. 
Chancellor  and  Official  Principal — Charles  Evans,  Egq. 
Actuary — John  Kitson,  Esq. 

fi-oc^rs-  Henry  Francis, Matthew  Rackham,Edward  Steward 
and  Henry  Hansell. 

NORFOLK   ARCHDEACONRY   COURT, 

SIJRREY    STREET. 
Archdeacon — Rev.  Philip  Jennings,  d.d. 
Archdeacon''s  Official — Rev.  Thomas  Greene,  B.D. 
Retjistmr— J ixmes  Edward  Morion  Douglas,  Esq. 
Deputy  Registrar— Henry  Francis,  Esq. 
Commissary — Rev.  George  Glover,  m.a. 


NORWICH  ARCHDEACONRY  COURT, 

UPPER   KING    STREET. 
Archdeacon— Rex.  John  Bedingfeld  Collyer,  m.a. 
Cowmissarj/— John  Collyer,  Esq..  m.a. 

Official  a7id  Registrar Rev.  Wm  Johnson  Youge,  M.A. 

Commissary's  Registrar  — Sir  James  Butliurst,  K.C.B. 
Deputy  Registrar— ^dwaiH  Steward,  Esq. 


HOSPITALS. 

NORFOLK  &  NORWICH  HOSPITAL,  St.  Stephen's  road. 
Physicians — Lewis    Evans,    m.d.;    Robert    Hull,    h.d  ,    and 

Arthur  Tawke,  m.d. 
Surgeons— John  G.  Cros«e  and  Benjamin  H.  Norgate. 
Assistant  Surgeon— George  \V.  W.  Filth. 
House  ''Urgeon— John  Spark. 
Sfciftar!/— Robert  E  Houghton. 
/Watron- Mary  Cooper, 

DOUGHTY'S  HOSPITAL,  Calver  street,  St.  George's. 
Mas/er-- Robert  Minns. 

HOSPITAL  &  SCHOOL  FOR  THE  INDIGENT  BLIND' 

Upper  Magdflen  street. 
Master  and  Secretary — Edward  William  Yarington. 
Matron — Mary  De  Carle. 

THE  GREAT,  or  OLD  MAN'S  HOSPITAL,  St.  Helens' 
Governor — George  Simpson. 
Matron — Mary  Simpson. 

Perpetual  Curate — William  Frederick  Pafleson. 
iKr^eon— Frederick  Mills,  All  Saints'  green. 

BETHEL  HOSPITAL  (for  Lunatic5),'Bethel  »f. 
P/ii/iumn- Charles  M.  Gibson. 
Singeon — W.  P.  Nichols. 
Master — Samuel  King. 


ASYLUMS. 
NORFOLK  AND  NORWICH  MAGDALENE  ASYLUM, 

Life's  green. 
Secretary— John  Blake. 
Matron— Mary  Ann  Curson. 

COUNTY  LUNATIC  ASYLUM,  Thorpe. 

Visiting  Surgeon George  Warren  Watts  Firth. 

Resident  Surgeon— Charles  Broughton. 

Chaplain— Rev.  Edward  Cole. 

Treasurer  and  C/<-r/c -Francis  John  Blake. 

Separate  Master  and  Matron— Ehenezer  &  Emma  Owen. 

NORWICH  LUNATIC  ASYLUM,  Catton  Back  lane. 
S«i;3fo«— Henry  Robert  Edgar. 
Superintendent— John  Bilham. 

HEIGHAM  PRIVATE  LUNATIC  ASYLU.M,  Unthank's  rd 
Proprietors— Dalrymple  &  Crosse, 
Resident  Surgeon  and  Physician— Joseph  C  .  Cox. 

HEIGHAM  HALL  PRIVATE  LUNATIC  ASYLUM. 
Pr»;)r!e/ors— Nicholas  &  Watson. 
Resident  Surgeon— John  F.  Watson 

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Korfolli. 


NORWrCH,  &c. 


^latci'0 


Public  Buildings,  Institutions,  Offices,  8t,c.—  Contmited. 


INFIRMARIES    AND   DISPENSARIES- 

Ni>R\M(H   INFIRMARY,  Catton  Hack  lane. 
Master— John  Bilham. 

£YE  INFIRMARY,  St  Benedicts. 
Medical  Officer— l^eviia.  Evans,  m.d. 
Surjcons— Benjamin  Noigaie  and  George  W.  VV.  Fiitb. 
Honuiary  Srcretnrij—John  Goodwin. 
A/n/ioii-Sarali  Boyd. 

LYING-] N-CHARITY  AND  INFIRMARY,  Ten  BelUane. 

Physician — Lewis  Evan.s,  m.d. 

Ciinsulting  Surgeon — tCdward  Copeman. 

SH7(/en»  Accoiicheris  —  W  iWidiu  Daliymple  and  Alfred  Masters. 

JVcasurcrs— Gnrneys  &  Co.,l)ankeis. 

Honnrnry  Secretary— Mrs.  Evans. 

yWa/ron— Mary  Ann  Morris. 

HOMCEOPATHIC  DISPENSARY,  Bethel  street. 
Medical  OJicer  — Robert  D.  Hale. 

GUARDIANS  OF  THE  POOR,  St.  Andrew  street. 
.4;)o(Afca7T/— Robert  R.  Cramer,  St.  Andrew  street. 


REGISTRARS, 

OF   BIRTHS,    DEATHS    AND    MARRIAGES. 
Superiyitendcnt-Fntncis  J.  Blake,  Upper  King  street. 
Regislrars  of  Marriages — John  O.Taylor,  St.Giles  street, and 
Joseph  Resticaux,  Lady's  lane. 

REGISTRARS  OF    BIRTHS   AND   DEATHS. 

For  Conisford  i>is<rict— Charles  Dralie,  All  Saints'  jrreen. 
"     Mancmft  Vistrict—CharWs  Meds  Gibson,  Bethel  st. 
"     East  yVynier  District—George  Warren   Watts    Firth,    St. 

Marl  ill's  P.ilace  plain. 
«'     West  11';/'"'''' -D's/ric^— Launrelot  DasIiwood.St.Andrew  St. 
"     Coslany  District— Wi\]ia.ia  Cooper,  Duke  street. 


NORWICH    WORKHOUSE, 

BRIDGE  ST.    ST.  ANDREW'S. 
Master — William  '"harlcs  Lowne. 
Matron — Mrs.  Lowne. 
Schoolmaster — Isaac  Bailey. 
Scbuolmistress — Elizabeth  Wood. 
Chaplain — Rev.  Philip  U.  Brovvne. 
Surgeon — Henry  Robert  Edgar. 
Apothecary. — Robert  Rolfe  Cremer. 

BOARD    ROOM. 
(JoDfrnor— A.  A.  H.  Beckwilli,F,sq. 
Deputy  GoKcmor— James  Winter,  l^sq. 
Tcfn.s'rirer— Timothy  Steward,  Esq. 
Clerk  to  the  GM«rrf;ans— Elijah  Crosier  Bailey. 
Relieving  officers  — Roberl  Winter,  John  Lock,  JaraesThouless 

and  I  honias  Rackham. 
Removing  Officer— Rubett  INI ai tin. 
Cashier — SlarliiiE;  Day. 
.Vu»uei/o»— Joseph  Stannard. 
Revisor  of  Assessments — Thomas  Francis. 


COUNTY    COURT. 
HELD    AT    THE    GUILDHALL,    MONTHLY. 

Jitrlge — Thomas  Jacob  Birch,  Esq. 

Hi;ih  liailijr—Mr.  William  Wilde, jun. 

Tiiiivirrr — Jiinallian  Townley,  jun. 

Clerk— '\\\om\\»  H.  Palmer— Office,  Redwell  street. 

Assistant  Bailiff— Henry  Gorehiim,  St.  Swithin's  alley. 

POLICE    OFFICE,   GUILDHALL. 

Superintendent  nf  /'o/ice— Peter  M.  YarrinRton. 
Superintendent  of  the  UVd/j  — William  Yarrington. 
7 Vens/irer— Thomas  Edwards. 
Mayistrates^  C^erfc— William  Day. 


INLAND    REVENUE    OFFICE, 

ST.    ANDREW    STREET. 
f'.i//ec(or— John  Wilde. 
Collectors'  Clerk— .]obr\  W.  Bot«  right. 
Snperrisors—\ivr\yy  Clerk  and  James  Wilson. 
I'ermit  Writer — Richaid  Samheai'h. 


UNION    WORKHOUSE,   SAINT    FAlTIl's. 
Master — James  Goodchild. 
Matron— y\rs.  Goodchild. 

Clerk  to  the  Bo  ird  of  Gua)(/ia7i5^ Francis  J.  Blake. 
Surgeon — Robert  Thompson. 
Chaplain — Rev.  Andrew  S.  Warner. 
lieltcving  Officer — Robert  Richards. 


MISCELLANEOUS  PUBLIC  BUILDINGS,  OFFICES. &c. 

AssEjiBLY  Roo.Ms,  Thea're  street. 

A  riiEN.EU.M;  Bethel  street— George  B.|Everett,  honorary  secre- 

.    tary;  George  Hunt, /i6rannii. 

BARRArKS,     Barrack    road Captain     Richard    Hawkins, 

barrack  maste):  [proprietor. 

BiLHAUU  Rooms,  Old  Post  Office  court  — James  Newland, 
Boys'  IIume,  St.  Andrew  hill  — l.saac  Bailey, »nostfr. 
Chamber   of    Cosimerce,  Post    Ollice    street-  Charles  S. 

Gihnan,  secretary. 
City  and  Con .\ty"  News'  Rooms,  Old  Post  Office  court — 

Henry  K.emp, p7'oprietor. 
City  Gaol,  St.  Giles'  g:ites— Stephen  Wild,  ^ouernor;  Rev. 

Thomas  Clowes,  chaplain. 
Cook's  Hospital,  Rose  lane. 

Corn  Exchange,  Exchange  street.  [Wilde,  coroner. 

Coroner's  Oifice  (City), 4  I'ost  Office  street— Mr.  William 
CoRON  ER's  Office  (Deputy,  County),  Jay's  court,  Briggs,sl — 

John  Pilgrim,  deputy  coronet . 
County  Gaol,  the  Caslle. 
County  Surveyor's  Office,  Bank  of  England  court— John 

Brown,  surveyor. 
District  Visiting  Society's   Office,  Poltergate  street — 

John  Spinks,  oc(i»9  clerk. 
Gas    Works,   St.    Leonard's   hill,  Bishop's  bridge— William 

'J'adman,  manager. 
Guildhall,  .Miirkel  place. 
Norfolk   and    Norwich    Horticultural  Society,  St. 

Giles'  street— Charles  S.  Gilnian./iorinior?/ seccf^an/. 
Norfolk  &  Norwich  Literary  Institution,  St.  Andrew 

street— Mr.  John  Quinton.  secretary  and  librarian. 
Norfolk   and   Norwich    Museum,    St.    Andrews    street — 

Edward   HenrySt.Quintin,  Esq.SK.N.,set7-e(an/ ;    IMr.  Henry 

John  Bellars,<!(ra(o?\ 
Oddfellows'  Office  (ManchesterjUnity),  Golden  Ball  st — 

Samuel  Dfiynes,  sct;e(a»T/.  [president. 

People's  Colleoe,  Colegale  street — Rev.  R.  S.  Bayley,  v.v.  a. 
Rosary  Cemetery, Thorpe — Rev.  Thomas  Drunimond,  pio- 

prietor ;  Edmund  B.  De^N , superintendent. 
Saint  Andrew's  Hall,  Hall  plain-  William  Dancer, Arceyier. 
.School  of  Design,  SI.  Andrew  st — George  Stewart,  master. 
Shire  HALL.Ca.stle  meadow. 
Stamp  Office,  St.  Andrew  street — Samuel  H.  L.  N.  Gilman, 

distributer  ;  John  Woodrow,  c/e?-fc. 
Theatre,  Tlieatie  sireet— Joseph  Clarence, /tssee. 
Town  Clerk's  Office,  St.   Andrew's   street  -John  Rising 

Stair,  ^oji'H  clerk. 
Weighino  Machine.  Castle  hill— John  Huddon,ro//er/or. 
Weights  and  Measures  Office,  St.  Andrew  street-- James 

Chambeilin,  inspector. 


CON  VEYANCES. 


COACHESj 

To  AYLSHA,M,th.iV»,ce  ../  ir«/es,from 
the  Duke's  Pjlace  Inn,  every  Saturday 
alienioon  at  hall-pastlonr  goes  through 
Stratloii  I'hawles 
To  BUNGAY,  see  Iiswicil 

'J'o  CROMER,  the  Ocean,  Aom  the  Nnr. 
folk  Hotel,  every  atleriio m  (Sunday 
excepted),at  half-past  rivi-,and  the  Star, 
from  the  S'ar  Hotel,  every  murniiif; 
(Sunday  excepted;,  at  a  quarter  belorc 
nine;  both  go  through  Aylsliam,  Bitk- 
ling,  &c. 

To  DISS,  the  Day,  from  the  Norfolk 
Hotel,  every  morning  at  a  quarter 
pai<t  nine 

To  FRAMI.INT.HAM.see  Ipswich. 

lo  HALESWORTH,see  Ipswich, 

D2 


To  HOLT,  the  Friendship,  (rom  the  Nor-' 
folk  Hotel,  every  afternoon  (.Sunday 
excepted),alhall'.pastlive;  goes  through 
Aylsliam 

To  INGHAM,  a  Coach,  from  the  While 
Horse,  Magdalen  street,  every  Wednes- 
day and  Saturday  at  live 

To  IPSWICH,  Ihe  Union,  from  the  Star, 
every  moiniuK  at  halt-past  iiiiie(Siin- 
day  excepled);  goi»  ihroiU'h  Bungay, 
Halesworlh,  Fiainlin(,'|iaiu,WoodbridKe 
and  Wickhani  Market 

To  NORTH  WALSH  AM, the //.ro,from 
the  Gnlden  Lion,  every  alteriiuon  (Sun. 
day  excepted),  at  live;  goes  Ihioiigh 
Coltishall  " 


To  REEPHAM.the  Hero,  from  Ihe  Moon 
and  Stars,  Diike  street,  every  Wednes- 
day &  Saturday  afternoon  at  live 

To  SAXMUN  DHA.M,  tlie  Eclipse,  every 
Monday,  Wednesday  &  Saturday,  fioin 
the  Star  Hotel,  at  lour;  eoes  llirnugh 
linngav,  Halesworlh  ami  Yoxford 

To  SOUTHWOLD,thi-  Pilot,  Irom  the 
Star,  every  Monday,  Wednesilay  and 
Saturday  aftern'On  at  a  quarter  past 
four;  goes  thi'ongh  Beccles. 

To  SUTTON,  a  Coach,  from  the  Wagon 
and  Horses, 'I'oniblands,  every  Monday, 
Wednesday  &  Saturday,  at  five 

To  WA  rrON.  the  R^yal  George,  from 
the  Norfolk  Hotel, evory.Saturday  alter"' 
noon  at  half-past  lour;  goes  through 
Barfordand  Ilingham. 

To  WOODBRIDGE,  sec  Ipswich 


HP I ICC to ip. 


NORWICH,  &c. 


Noifolfe. 


CONVEYANCE    BY     RAILWAY, 

ON  THK  EASTERN  UNION,  AND  THE 
NORFOLK    LINES. 

Slat'.on  of  the  Eastfrn  Unmon,  Saint 
Stephen's  road  — J.  F.  Saunders,  Esq., 
srcntarij ;  Peter  Bnitf,  Esq,  tngineer 
and  general  iiianarjer 

Station  of  the  Norfolk  Railway, Foun- 
dry   bridge,    Thorpe    road Richard 

Till,  Efq.,  sccrelanj,  (Gtiildhall  build- 
in!»s, London);  William  ISewall,tnawfl(/e/-; 
Joiin  Taylor,  station  masttr 

Branch  Parcels''  Office,  Royal  Hotel  yard. 
Market  place— John  f.  Bell,  t/o/c 

POST     CARTS, 

From  the  Post  OfficeTavern,  Post  Office  st 
To  CROMER,  every    morning   at  six: 

goes  Ihroiu'h  Aylsham 
To  IPSWICH,  every  evening  at  a  quar- 
ter before  .-even 
To    NORTH      WALSHAM,    from    the 
Wounded    Hart,  every   morning    at   a 
quarter  before  seven 
To  ({EEPH  AM,  every  morning  at  seven 
To  YARMOU  rH,every  morning  at  seven 

OMNIBUSES. 

ToBECCLES,  -  Elliotts'  0»u(j6us,from 
the  White  Horse,  Haymarket,  eveiy 
Monday,  Wednesday  &  Saturday  alter- 
noon  at  fonr  ;  ihroimh  Lnddon 

To  BUNGAV,an  Omnibus,  from  the  Lamb 
Inn,  Haymarket,  every  afternoon  at 
four;  throof;!)  Brook 

To  BUXTOiN,—  Daniels'  OmmiMS,from 
the  White  Hoise.  Maijdalen  si,  every 
Wednesday  and  Sjt.  afternoon  at  four 

To  HARLESTON,  an  Omnibus,irom  the 
Bell,  Oriord  hill,  every  \\  ednesday  and 
Saturday  afternoon  at  fonr 

To  NORTH  WALSHAM, -Bradfields' 
Omnibus,  from  the  Wounded  Hart,eveiy 
afternoon  at  half-past  four;  through 
CoHishall 

To  WYiVlONDHAM,  — Ficklin'sOmwi- 
Ahs,  from  the  Twu-necked-Swan,  every 
afternoon  at  sis 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON, by  the  Railway  Companies 
and  Picklord  &  Co.,  daily 

To  ACLE,  John  Holmes,  from  the  Black 
Horse,  Tomhland,  Wednesday  &  Sat 

To  ALDBOKOUGH,  —  Horner.from  the 
Golden  Lion,  Madder  market,  Wednes- 
day and  Saturday 

To  ATTLEBOROUGH,  —  Mann, from 
the  White  Horse,  Hayhill,  and  Charles 
Crook,fioKi  the  Bull  Jnn.St.  Stephen's, 
Tuesday,  Ihursday  and  Jiuturday,  also 
by  Rail,  daily 

To  AYLSHAM,  —  Chapman,  from  the 
Black  Swan,  daily;  —  Chapman,  from 
the  Uuke'.s  Palace  Inn,  and  flLirgetson, 
from  the  Post  Office  Ta\ern,  Monday, 
W  ednesday  and  Friday,  and  —  Purday, 
from  ihe  Golden  Lion,  Wednesday  and 
Saturday,  also  by  Ihe  Cromp:r  Carriers 

To  BACrON,  Joseph  Nenve,  from  the 
Bull,  Magdalen  street,  Saturday 

To  BAN  HAM,  —  Kemp,  from  the  While 
Hart,  St.  Peter's,  Saturday 

To  BAWDESWELL,  -  Smith,  from  the 
Golden  Lion,  Madder  mrkt,Tues.&Fri.& 
JohnSizeland,from  the  Prince  of  Wa  es, 
Benedict  street,  Saturday 

To  BECCLES.  John  Marshall,  from  the 
White  Lion,  Magdalen  st,  Wednesday 
and  Saturday, and  —  Elliott,  from  the 
White  Horse,  Hayhill,  Snturday 

To  BECKHAM,  Benjamin  Emery,  from 
the  Black  Horse,  Tornbland,  Saturday 

To  BRIGH  TON,  James  Howard,  from 
the  Horseshoe,-,  Tombland,  Saturday 

To  BIN  HAM,—  Brown,  from  the  Hen  & 
Chickens,  Wedne-day  &  Saturday 

To  BLAKENEY,  —  Coe,  from  the  White 
Horse,  Magdalen  street,  Wednesday 
and  Saturday 

To  BRISroiS,  John  Carr.  from  the 
Elephant,  Magdalen  street,  Wednesday 
and  Saturday 

To  BROi)KE,  —  Micklebar,  from  Ihe 
White  Horse.  Havhill,  Saturday 

To  BLCKENHAM,  Samuel  Johnson, 
Ihe  Coachraakers' Arms,  Bethel  street, 
Saturday 

To  BUNGAY,  Robert  Hogg,  from  the 
Lamb,  Haymarket,  daily 


To  BUN  WELL,  -  Hardy,  from  the  Bull, 

St.  Stephen's,  Saturday 

To  BURNHAftl  MARKKT,—  Bowdcn, 
from  the  White  Horse, Hayhill,Tiiesday 
and  Friday,  and  ~  Odbar.froni  the 
the  White  Hart,  St.  Peter's,  Wednesday 

To  BUXTON,-  Hall,  from  the  While 
Horse,  Magdalen  street.  Saturday 

To  CAMBRIDGE,  by  Radnay,  &"  Pick- 
ford  &  Co.,  daily 

To  CATFIELO,  Samuel  Breeze,  from 
the  Bull,  Magdalen  street,  Saturday 

To  CAWSTON,  -  Howes,  from  the 
Crown,  Bridge  street,  Monday,Wednes- 
day  and  Saturday;  —  Dix,  from  the 
Eight  Ringers,  Coslany  st,  and  James 
Easton,  from  —  Brutf  s.  Charing  cross, 
Wednesday  and  .Saturday 

To  COLTISHALL,  — Barnard, from  the 
Black  Swan,  Upper  Market,  Tuesday, 
Wed.  Friday  &  Sat.  and  Edwards,  from 
the  While  Lion,  St.  Stephen's,.Monday, 
Wediiesday  and   Saturday 

To  COSTESSEY,  -  Whiten,  from  the 
Fountai n, Benedict  st, Monday, Wednes- 
day and  Saturday 

To  CROiVlFR,  Harrison,  from  the  White 
Harl,  Si.  Peter's,  and  —  Bi  ssey,  from 
the  Pope's  Head,  VVednesday  &  Sat. 

To  DEREHAM,— Barnes.  fromtlieAdam 
and  Eve, Benedict's  sl.Tuesday, Thurs- 
day &  Saturday;  —  Cockett,  from  the 
Tuns,  St.  Giles'  gates,  Wednesday,  and 
—  Skerry,  from  the  Curriers'  Arms,  St 
Giles'  gales,  Wednesday  and  Saturday, 
also  by  Roilway,  dailv 

To  DILHAM,  —  Walpule,from  theWhite 
Horse,  Hayhill,  &  James  Ribbons, from 
the  Bull,  V"!  ednesday  &  Saturday 

To  DISS,  —  Easthorpe,  from  the  White 
Lion,  Tuesday  &  Saturday,  and  John 
Brown  from  the  Star,  Hayniarkel, VVed- 
nesday and  Saturday 

To  DOCKING,—  Du'ffie!d,from  theBlack 
Swan.  Upper  Market,  Wednesday 

To  ELLINGHAM,  —  Groom,  from  the 
Bull,  St.  Stephen's,  &  RobertTwidney, 
from  the  Coachmakers' Arms.  Saturday 

To  ELMHAM  (NORTH) —Tomlin,from 
the  Plough, Benedict  street,  and  Robert 
Spooner,  from  the  White  Hart,  St  An- 
drew street,  Saturday 

To  EYE,  —  Smith,  from  the  George  and 
Dragon,  Upper  Haymarket, Wednesday 
and  Saturday 

To  F A  K  E  N  H  A  M ,  by  Railway,  daily 

To  FIELD  DALLING,  —  Brown,  from 
the  White  Horse,  Brdge  st,  VVednesday 
and  Saturday 

To  FRESSINGFIELD,—  Ballaid  and  - 
Hart,  from  the  White  Lion,Wedne8day 
and  Saturday 

To  GISSING,  —  Ribbons,  from  the  Gol 
den  Ball,  Cast  le  hill,  Wednesday  &  Sat. 

To  HALESWORTH,-  Cnote,from  the 
Barley  Mow, Hayhill, Wednesday  &  Sat 

To  HALVERGATE,  —  Moll,  from  the 
York  Tcivern,  CastleMeadow,VV'ednes- 
day  and  Saturday 

To  HAP  I  ON,  -  Mair,  from  Ihe  George 
and  DraEon.  Upper  Haymarket,  Sat. 

To  HARDWICK,  —  Riches,  from  the 
While  Hart,  Ber  street,  VVednesday 
and  Saturday 

To  HARLESTON,  —  Jackson,  fi-om  the 
City  of  Norwich,  Wednesday  &  Satur- 
day; —  Ballard,-  Hart, from  the  White 
Lion,  —  Gardener,  from  Ihe  Star,  Sat. 

To  HEACHAM,  —  Towler,fiom  the  Cur- 
riers' Arms,  St.  Giles',  Friday 

To  HE.MPNALL,JainesTrawer,from  the 
Jubilee,  Ber  si,  Wednesday  &  Saturday 

To    HICK  LING, Goose,  from   Ihe 

Horseshoes,  Tombland,  and  —  Breeze, 
from  Ihe  Bull,  Magdelen  st, Saturday 

To  H  INGHAM,  Samuel  Adcock, from  the 
Queen's  Head,  Upper  St.  Giles'  street, 
Monday,  Wednesday,  Friday  &  Saturday, 
and  Rebel  t  Layt,  fiom  the  Black  Horse, 
St.  Giles',  Tuesday,  Thursday  &  Sat. 

To  HOCKHAM,  —  Edwards,  from  ihe 
George  &  Dragon,  Upper  Haymarket. 
Friday 

To H  OLT,  —  Crow.frora  the  GoIdenLion, 
Madder  market.  Wed.  &  Saturday;  — 
Pells,  from  the  Hen  and  Chickens,  St. 
Mary's  plain,  and  — Caters,  from  Ihe 
Bull,  Magdalen  street,  Saturday 


To  IPSWICH,  by  Railway,dM\y;  Wm- 
Menn.from  the  Haymarket, Wed. &  Saf 
and  Sawyer,  from  the  Pope's  Head, 
Upper  Market,  VVednesday,  Thursday 
and  Satnnlav,  also  by  Railirai/ 

ToLANGLEY,—  iicclestone.  from  the 
Woolpack,  Golden  Ball  si,  Wednesday 
and  Saturday 

To  LODDON,  -  VVooImer,  from  the 
White  Lion,  Tuesday,  Wednesday, 
Ihursday  and  Salnrrtay 

To  LONG  STRAT  ION,  -  Barker,from 
the  Masonic  Favern,  Elm  hill  Wednes 
day  and  Saturday 

To  LOW  ESIOFF,  by  fi«,7n«,/.  daily 

lo  LUDHAM,  -  Fairhead,  irom  Ihe 
Back  Swan,  Upper  Maikel,  Moiidav, 
VVednesday  and  Saturday 

To  LYNG,  James  Burton.from  the  While 
Hart,  St.  Andrews  st,  and  —  Spooner, 
from  the  White  Horse,  Castle  Ditches 

To  LYNN,—  Bells, from  the  Pope'.sHead 
Upper  Market;  —  Boddv,  from  the 
White  Harl,  St.  Peter's,  Wedriesday  and 
Saturday,  and  —  Stringer,  from  ilie 
Wheatsheaf,  Bethel  street,  Friday,  also 
by  liuilrvay,  daily 

To  M  ARTHAM,—  VVard,from  the  Shire 
HallTavern, Castle  ditches, Wednesday 
and  Saturday 

To  MATLASkE,  Springall  Turrell,from 
the  Black  Horse,  Tombland,  Saturday 

To  MA'niSHALL.  -  Howes,  from  the 
Black  Lion,  Upper  Market, W  ednesday 
and  Saturday 

To  MULBARTON, Hannah  Kedgc,from 
the  Coachmakers'  Arms,  Wednesday 
and  Friday 

To  M  U  N  DSLEY,  -  Gray.fiom  theBlack 
Swan,  Upper  Market,  and  —  Everett, 
from  the  Pope's  Head,  Wednesday 
and  Saturday 

To  NEATISHEAD,  Thomas  Elhcridge. 
from  the  lil;ick  Horse,  Tombland,  Sat 

To  NEW  BUCKENHAM,  John  Bojne,' 
from  the  Lamb,  H.yniarkel, Wednesday 
and  Saturday,  and  James  Fisk,  Tues- 
day and  Friday 

To  NORTH  WALSHAM,  —  Bradfield, 
from  the  Wounded  Harl,  daily,  and 
Robert  Scolt,  from  the  Star  Hotel, Mon- 
day, Wednesday  and  Saturday 

To  PULHAM,—  Brighton,from  the  Yar- 
mouth Bridge  Inn,  and  Goodmni,  from 
Ihe  VV  bite  Lion,  St.  Stephen's, Wednes- 
day and  Saturday 

To  REEDHAM,  by  Rni/nau,  daily 

To  REEPHAM,-  Brett,  Irom  the  Jolly 
Farmers,  Wednesday  and  Saturdav 

To  REYMERS'IONE,  -  Howard,  from 
the  Blacli  Swan,  Upper  Market,  Sat. 

To  ROCKLAND,  —  Boyle,  from  Ihe 
White  Lion,  Tuesday  &Friday,—  Leeds, 
from  the  Moon  &  Stars,  and  —  Elden, 
from  Ihe  Golden  Lion,  Madder  market, 
VVednesday  and  Saturday 

To  SAXLINGHAM,—  Cusheon,  fiom 
Ihe  King's  Arms,  Ber  street,Wednesday 
and  Saturday 

To  SCOTTOW,  Joseph  Collins,  from  the 
Black  Horse,  Tombland,  Monday, VVed- 
nesday and  .Saturday 

To  SHERRINGHAM,  —  Jordan,  from 
Ihe  Wounded  Hart,  St.  Petei's.VVednes- 
day  and  Saturday 

ToSHIPDHAM,  —  Skipper,  from  the 
Fountain,  Benedict  st,  VV  ednesday,  and 
— ■  Trollojje.  Saturday 

ToSMALLBURGH,John  Knight,  from 
the  Bull,  ALagdalen  street,  VVednesday 
and  Saturday  * 

To  STOWMARKET.-  Bond,  from  the 
George  &  Dragtn,  Upper  Haymarket, 
VVednesday  and  Saturday 

To  STRAT  TON,  —  Tiroberhill,  from 
Ihe  White  Lion  and  Casllc,  VVednes- 
day and  Saturday 

To  STRUMPSH  AW,  Richard  Beck,from 
the  Horseshiies,  I  ombland,  Saturday 

To  SWAFFllAM,  —  Payne,  from  the 
Curriers'  Arms,  St.  (Jiles',  &  —  Carter 
from  Ihe  White  Hart,  St.  P>-ter's,  Wed-' 
nesday  &  Saturday,  nlso  by  ftai/,  daily 
lo  SWANTON  ABBOTT,  John  Hunt, 
from  the  Cross  Keys,  Magdalen  si, Sal. 

ToTHETFORD,  William  Clarke,  from 
the  Star,  Hayniarkel.  Tuesday*:  Friday 

To  THORN  HAM,  -  Coulston,  from  the 
White  Harl,  St.  Pctei's,  Tuesday; 
through  Fakenham 

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CARRIERS^    6cc  — Continued. 
ToTITTLESHALL,  —  Tliwaite,  from 

the  OW  Lobster,  Wednesday 
To  T<JPCROFT,  Tidiiam,  from  the  Star 

and    Crown,    Timber  liill,  Wednesday 

and  Saturday 
To  IRUNCH,  James   Watts,  from  the 

Old  Lobster,  Saturday 
To  TUDDENHAM,   \\  illiam   Pefchell, 

from  the  Crown,  Benedict  st,  Tuesday, 

Thursday  and  Saturday 
To     TUDDENHAM     (EAST),     Robert 

Basev,  from  tlif  Gulden  Cross.Saturday 


To    UPTON,  —  Belts,  from    the  York 

Tavern,  Sauirday 
To    WALCOTT,    —    Marsh,    from  the 

White  Horse,  iMagdalen  st,  Saturday 
To  WATTON,  —  Harvey, from  theWhite 

Hart,  St.  Peter's.  Tuesday  &  Fiiday 
To  WELLS,  James    Stearman,  from  the 

Tuns,  St.    Giles'  gates,  Thursday,  and 

—  Belshaw,   (rom  the   Curriers'  Arms, 

Saturday 
To  WOOD   NORTON,  —   Smith,  from 

the  Duke's  Palace  Iun,Tuesday  &  Sat. 
To  WORSTEAD,  —    Watts,  from   the 

White  Horse,  Magdalen  st,  Saturday      I 


To  WYMONDHAM,  —  Parsons,  from 
the  Bull,  St.  Sleohen's, daily  ;  —  Ul-IIs, 
from  the  Gol  len  Lion,  Madder  maiket, 
Monday,  Wednes  lay  and  Saturday, and 
William  D.innock,  jun.,  from  the  City 
oJNorwicli  Iiin,Westiegate  st,  Wednes- 
day &  Saturday,  also  by  Rnilnay,  daily 

To  YARMOUTH,  by  RaUnay,  daily 

CONVEYANCE   BY  V/"ATER 

To  YARMOUTH  and  LOWESIOFT, 
Wlirrrifs,  from  the  various  places, 
daily,  \vi(h  goods  for  the  London, 
Hull  Rotteuuam,  &c.  Steamers 
and  Traders 


REEPHAM  AND  NEIGHBOURHOOD. 


ll'»EEPHAM  is  a  parish  in  the  hundied  of  Eyii.sfoid 
—the  market  town,  a  small  one,  is  111  niilei  n.e.  by  N. 
from  London,  12n.w.  from  Norwich,  10  N.  by  e.  from 
Ea>t  Dereham,  and  7  s.w.  from  Ayljham— siinated  on 
an  elevation,  tlie  lower  part  of  which  is  watered  by  the 
Eyn  brooU.  Tue  town  is  neatly  built,  and  cleati ;  and 
in  the  iM^rket-place  are  several  good  house.s,  which 
ate  fronted  by  a  row  of  everiji-eens,  which  give  to  ihem 
a  i)lca<nig  and  rural  appearance.  Breuiiiir,  malting 
and  tanning  are  the  mo-t  prominent  trades.  This 
town  is  a  poihns;  >tatioii  at  tlie  election  of  members  to 
represent  East  Norfolk. 

Uecpliam  was  once  remafkable  for  having  three 
chiMclies  erected  in  the  .«aine  churchyard,  viz.  one 
eacli  belonging  t'>  the  parishes  of  Reephani,  Whitwell 
and  Hackford;  the  two  former  afe  still  standing,  and 
pre>eiii  a  singular  appearance,  being  juined  togeiher — 


but  Hackford  church  was  long  since  destroyed  hy  fire. 
The  present  chuich  is  dedicated  to  tlie  Virgin  Mary  : 
the  living  is  a  di'charged  rectoiy,  united  witli  Kerdis- 
ton,  in  the  |)a:ronage  and  incumbency  of  the  Rev. 
Frederick  Kield.  In  the  chancel  of  this  ehiucli,  under 
a  muial  nionument,  lies  the  tigure  of  a  kniyht  templar, 
of  the  Kerdi  ton  family,  in  aimotir.  Theie'  are  plrtCirS 
of  wurship  for  ijaptists  and  VVe>levan  Methodists, and 
a  national  school.  Sir  John  de  Vanx's  lordsiiip  of 
Hackford  extended  into  this  town  ;  and  he  obiained,  in 
tlie  fifth  year  of  Edward  1.  a  charier  for  a  weekly 
maiket  to  be  holden  on  Saturday,  and  a  fair  on  the  eve, 
day  and  motiow  after  the  feast  of  Saint  Peter  atid 
Saint  Paul ;  but,  owing  to  the  Saturday  market  hawng 
suffered  by  Its  propinquity  to  Norwich,  a  corn  market 
is  now  hi  Id  on  VVedne^dav.  The  population  of  Keep- 
ham  parish,  in  18:U,  was  452,  and  in  1841,  489. 


POST  OFFICE,  Amelia  Sands,  Post  Mistress. — I^etters  from  all  parts  arrive  (by  mail  cart  from  NoR- 
avich)  every  morning  at  a  quarter  before  nine,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  twenty-five  minutes  before  five 
in  the  evening. 


GENTRY   AND    CLERGY. 

Biiiiev  rhoinas  French, Esq,,  Mor- 
ton Hall 

Collier  Rev.  John  [Hall 

Custance   Thomas,    Esq.,   Weston 

Davy  Miss  Maria 

Field  Rev.  Frederick 

Frankland  Mr.  James 

Holley  Rev.  Edward 

HowardRev. William,  Witchiughani 

JodrellSir  Richard,  Sail  House 

Linken  Mr.  John 

Thompson  Charles  Kett,  Esq., 
Witi  iiinaham  Hall 

PROFESSIONAL    PERSONS, 
INCLUDING  SCHOOLS. 

Buck  James, schoolmaster 

Casaiit  Walter,  suiKeon 

Cooper   Horace  Orlando  (boarding 

and  day  sclio' 1) 
Peiry  Charles  Henry,  surgeon 
Ponlter  ('atharine,  schoolmistress 

INNS  AND  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Black  l/i'in,  George  Graver 
Cock,  IVilliam  Snringall 
Earner's  Anns,  Thomas  Grand 
Georue  &  Draiion,  Diiinis  Hurrell 
Gieyhciund,  Tb'itnas  Travis 
King's  Arms,  William  Leeds,  jun. 
Loid  Nrtsoii,  Chailes  Harvey 
Sun,  William  I^eedi 

SHOPKEEPERS     &    TRADERS. 

Aldeii  J'rnniaii,  beer  retailer 


Ban  ett  Robert,  miller 

Bii  chain  Thomas,  tailor  and  draper 

Birchams'   &    Parmeier,    brewers, 

maltsters  and  spirit  merchants 
Bishop  Henry,  plumber,  glazier  and 

painter 
BrettM ark, brewer  and  beer  retailer 
Brigus  James,  cabinet  maker 
Burton  John,  b  ^ot  and  shoe  maker 
Burton  Joseph  Watts,  butcher 
Bun  onThomas, butcher     [lectioner 
Davidson   .lumes,    baker  and  con 
Douuhty  William,  plu.nber,  glazier 

and  painter 
Drake  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Kelingtoi)  Emerson,  tailor 
EllisJames, saddler  and  harness  mkr 
Fiaiikland  Uohert,  iionmonger 
GeorL'e  Mary,  ironmonger 
Gladden  Uoiert  P.,  beer  letailer 
(irand  Thomas,  blacksmith 
Haidiiigh am  John,  grocer  anddr|)r 
Halt  Tliomas  Ground,  grocer&drpr 
Harvey  Charles,  bl.icksmith 
Haw(S  James,  tailor 
Hill  Charles,  tailor  and  draper 
Hipi>erWilliam,bootand  shoe  maker 

and  diaper 
Hipper    Martha  M..  milliuer  and 

dress  maker 
Howard  George,  carpenter 
Huhl)ard^J()hii,    veterinary  surgeon 
H  nil  ell  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Huiiell  Thomas,  urocer  and  iira|.er 


Amiss  Richard,  grocer  and  diaper  .  Isaacks  Nathaniel,  urocerand  dipr 

and  tailor  Jewell  James,  veterinary  surgeon 

Austin  Watts,  butcher  [maker  ,  Keller    Robert,   giocer,  drap'-r  iiiid 

P.al  Iwin  Nathaniel,  boot  and  shoe!      iiotunonger  [stationer 

Baldwin  Til. nil  is,  tea  dealer  I  Lacey  John,  chemist  &  druggist  is. 

Barker  Robert,  grocer  and  draper       Leamon  Rnhett,  tanner 
Barrett  Martin,  blacksmith  1  Leeds  Stepiien.tanner 


Leeds  William,  jun.  wine  and  spirit 

merchant 
Mason  Edmund,  cooper 
Neale  Jidin,  cattle  dealer 
Pitcher.sTliomas,  boot  and  shoe  mkr 
PriiirHeniy, saddler  and  harness  mkr 
Riches  Wijliain,  grucer  and  draper 
Kudd  William,  hair  dresser 
St.    John   GetU'ae,  grncer,    draper, 

fallow  chandler,  and  agent  to  the 

Norwich  Lhiion  Insuiaiice  Corny. 
Scurll  Brettiiighani,  baker 
Scurll  Thoma^,  baker 
Seeker  John,  basket  and  sieve  mkr 
Sewell  \V  illiain,  carpenter 
S()rini;all  Tlnimas,  bricklayer 
Springall  Tliomas,  bricklayer 
Staples  Thomas,  chemist  &  druggist 
Timbers  Jeremiah, taihir  and  tea  dlr 
Tiiddenhain  Richard,  cooper 
Wade  Charles,    watch    and    clock 

maker 
Waid    &    Howard,    millii:ers   and 

dress  makers 
VVhur  Thomas,  tea  dealer 
Wilson  John,  boot  and  siioe  maker 
Wiioliner  .lames  Shreeve,  watch  and 

clock  maker  [iminier 

U'l  ight  David,  plumber,  ulazier,  and 
Yaxley  James,  hlacksmith 
Vounge  Robert,  giocer  and  draper 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

The  nearest  Stnlinn  is  at  East  Dere- 
HAM,  on  the  East  Anglian  line,  ten 
miles  distant 

CARRIERS 

In  NORWICH,  a  Pvst  CaW,  from  the 
Kiun's  Arms,  daily,  and  Wm.  i.eeds, 
from  the  Sun,  and  Mark  Biett,  from  his 
owu  Uause,  Wednesday  &  Saturday 


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Norfolk. 


STOKE  FERRY, 

WITH  THE  PARISHES  AND  VILLAGES  OF  WEREHAM,  BOUGHTGN,  WRETTON,  WEST 
DEREHAM.   OXliOROUGH,  NORTHWOLD,  FINCHAM,  SHOUlDHAM,  MARHAM 
AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS, 
rOKE  FERRY  is  h  niai  kit  town,  88  miles  n.n.e.  (      Northwold  villaKc,  isMtherniorc  than  4  miles  s.e. 


from  London,  38  w.  by  sfioin  Norwich,  14  s.s.e.  from 
Ljnn.  and  10  n.n.w.  from  liiandoii  (^SnllolU);  .'>itiiaie(l 
on  tlu'  north  bank  of  the  liver  Stoke,  and  7  miles 
from  tlie  Downham  Market  station  on  lln-  East  Anglian 
Railway.  The  malting  business  is  caniedon  exti  n- 
sively  in  thisn 'iahbomlioorl — at  Whitiitjgion,  Messrs. 
Wliithrtad  and  Co.,  thegreat  brewers  of  London,  have 
very  large  kilns,  and  cisterns  cMpable  of  steeping 
seventeen  hunlied  bushels  ot  bailey  at  one  time.  In 
tlie  same  locality,  has  lately  been  elected,  by  Mr.  Riid, 
a  poweiful  and  handsome  steam   flour  mill,  with  ma 


by  s.  trom  Stoke  Keiry  ;  situated  on  the  road  to  Bran- 
don (Suffolk),  and  the  river  Wi.ssey  or  Stoke,  runs 
through  the  parish.  The  paiish  cIhutIi  of  Sa^nt  An- 
drew wiis  erected  in  the  rt-ign  of  Edward  IV— it  is 
ratherau  imposing  stiuctuie,  witli  a  fine  quadranguliir 
tower,  constructed  of  flint,  embattl.d  and  ciowned 
with  richly  carved  |)innHcles  :  the  living  is  a  rectory, 
in  the  paironage  of  the  Bishop  of  Ely.  There  is  a 
national  schiiol  iti  ilie  paiish. 

FiNCHAM  is  aviilage,  formerly  couipiised  in  tlie  two 
parishes  of  Saint   Martin  and  Saint  ftlicliael,  5  mili'S 


chiiicry  of  a  very  superior  riesciiption.  Lime  of  a  i  k.n.e.  from  Downham  Mnrket,  situated  on  the  road  to 
capital  quality,  is  obt^int'd  in  the  vicinity  of  the  town,  jSwaflham,  from  which  it  is  nine  miles  distant.  The 
and  is  applied  to  agiicultural  purposes.  The  land  I  places  of  worship  are  the  parish  cluiich  of  Saint  Mar- 
around  heie  is  remarkably  fertile,  and  iu  a  fine  state  i  tin,  and  a  Wesleyan  chapel.  The  living  of  Kiiichain 
of  cultivation.  j  is  a  discharged  vicarage,  in  the  patronairt-  of  the  frown 

The  parish  church  of  All  Saints  has  lately  under-  '  and  a  private  family,  alter  natelv.  A  fair,  for  horses 
gone  complete  restoration  and  repair,  and  is  now  a  and  toys,  is  held  on  the  3r(i  ofMaich;  aud  there  is  a 
neat  li: tie  building:   the  living  is  a  curacy  in  the  gift   show  ot  horses  in  August. 

of  the  Crow-n.  J.  B.  S.  Bradtield,  Esq.  is  lord  of  the  Shouldham,  is  6§  miles  n.e.  from  Downham  Mar- 
manor:  his  father,  the  late  James  Bra-'field,  Esq.  ket.  A  Gilbi-niue  priory  was  foundedhere  in  the  time 
founded  a  school  here  for  twenty-five  poor  children  of  ol  Richaid  I.  by  Jefl^rey  K.  B.  Piers,  Earl  of  Essex, 
this  parish  and  tli;it  of  Wietton.  In  the  32nd  year  of  the  revenues  of  which,  at  the  dissolution,  were  coii- 
Heniy  III,  tlie  piior  of  Shouldham  abbey  obtained  a  siderable.  There  wire  formerly  two  churches  here — 
grant  for  holding  a  fairand  marketin  this  town,  which  rtll  Saints  and  Saint  Margaret's  :  the  latter,  after  the 
grant  was  suhset|uently  confirmed  by   Henry  VI:    it    dissolution,  was  suffered  to  fail  to  decay:  the  living 


suffered  from  disuse  for  a  long  period,  but  within 
these  few  years  has  been  revived,  and  now  enjoys  (pro- 
portionate to  its  size  and  population),  an  exctllent 
corn  market  on  Friday.  A  fair  is  held  on  the  6tli  of 
December,  for  cattle. 

TUe population  of  Stoke  Ferry  parish,  and  thatofthe 
following  ones,  is  given  after  the  notice  of  Marham. 

Wereham  village  is  about  2  miles  N.w.  from  Stoke 
Feiry,  situated  on  the  road  to  Lynn.  A  Benedictine 
priory  was  founded  here  in  the  reign  of  Jidin,  by  the 
Earl  of  Clare,  and  was  given  iu  1321,  to  the  al'beyof 
West  Dereham.  The  i)Hri>h  cliuich  is  dedicated  to 
Saint  Margaret:  the  living  is  a  perpetual  curacy,  with 
that  of  Wietton  annexed.  There  is  a  public  school  in 
the  p  irish,  conducted  upon  the  national  plan. 

Wretton,  is  situated  about  a  mile  west  from  Stoke 
Ferry:  it  contains  the  |)aiish  church  of  All  Saints, 
and  a  Primitive  Methodist  chapel.  The  living  of 
Wietton  is  annexed  to  that  Wereham. 

BouGHTON,  is  a  \er\'  inconsiderable  parish  and 
village — the  latter  about  a  mile  and  a  iialf  noith  from 
Stoke  Ferry,  contaitiing;  a  church  dedicated  to  All 
Saints:  the  living  is  a  dischaigcd  rectory,  in  the  gift 
of  the  family  of  Hunt. 

West  Dereha.m,  is  a  village,  somewhat  mote  than 
3  miles  w.  by  n.  ft  cm  Stoke  Fen  v,  lyingon  the  road  to 
Downham  Market.  An  abbey  for  premonst i atensian 
canons  was  founded  here,  in  Ik  iiour  of  the  Vifiiin.  in 
1188,  bv  Hubert,  Dean  of  York,  afterwards  Archbishoj) 
of  Canterbury  ;  at  the  dissolut  on  its  revenues  were 
found  to  be  very  considerable.  Interesting  remains  of 
thi<  once  stately  structure  are  still  to  be  seen — pai- 
t'cuiarly  the  gate-house,  a  lofty  quadrangularembattled 
pile,  with  towers  at  tlie  aimles.  The  parish  church  of 
Saint  Andrew  is  an  ancient  buildint;,  with  atowerat 
its  western  end:  the  liviira  is  a  peipetual  curacy. 


ot  All  Saints  is  a  perpetual  curacy,  in  t  e  patronage 
of  Sir  Thomas  Hare,  Bart.  There  is  a  |)lace  of  wor- 
ship for  Wesleyan  Methodists,  and  a  free  school. 

Marham  is  aviilage,  3j  miles  e.  by  n.  from  Should- 
ham, and  7i  w.  by  n.  from  S  waff  ham  ;  situated  on  the 
roal  to  the  latter  town.  'I'he  Countess  of  Arundel!, 
iu  the  middle  of  the  thirteenth  centuiy,  foiiinied  a 
Cistercian  nunnery  here,  of  which  there  are  no  re- 
mains. 'Ihe  church  is  dedicated  to  the  H(jly  Trinity  : 
the  living  is  a  discharued  vicarage,  in  the  gift  of  the 
Mastei  audFellows  of  Saint. lohn's  College,  Cambridge. 

OxBOROUGH  village,  is  3  miles  e.n.e.  from  Sioke 
Feriy,  situated  on  the  road  to  Swalfham.  This  vil- 
lage IS  well  deserving  notice  from  its  church — whiih  is 
a  spacious  structure  of  flint  and  stone,  with  a  s()uare 
tower  embattled  and  surinoiinted  by  a  lofty  spiie.  The 
east  window  contains  ricblv  stained  glass,  delin^ating 
t  portion  of  our  Savioor's  history,  6iC.;  and  the  roof 
of  the  church  is  of  oak,  curiously  cuved.  A  chantry, 
ti  the  South  aisle,  is  p.irtlv  enclosed  hy  a  stone  set  eeu 
'of Giecian  architectuie.  The  church  is  dedicated  to 
S  lint  John  the  Evangelist;  the  living  is  a  discharged 
rectory,  with  the  vicarage  of  Foulden  annexed,  in  the 
patron  ige  of  the  Master  and  Fellows  of  (iotivillc  and 
Cains  College,  Cambridge.  Edvvaid  I.  granted  a  mar- 
ket, several  fiiis,  and  various  other  privileges,  to  the 
manor  of  Oxborough,  lotiu  since  fallen  into  disuse. 
The  mansion  house,  which  is  said  tcrieseini'le  Queen's 
C(dlege,  Cambiidge,  is  a  line  specimen  of  the  style  of 
architecture  that  prevailel  in  the  time  of  Edward  IV. 

Populdti  III  lice. — The  following  are  in  the  hundred 
ofClaclvclose — their  population,  in  1841,  was,  Stokk 
Ferry,  (163;  Wereham,  625  ;  Bought  on,  209;  Wret- 
ton, 651  ;  West  Dekeham,  544;  Shouldham,  6S3; 
Marham,  817.  Northwold,  in  Giimshaw  hundred, 
contains  1,140  inhabitants  ;  Kincham,  in  Cbaiitnn 
hundred,  807;  Oxborough, iiiGi  cenlioe  hundied,  316. 


POST    OFFICS^  Stoke  Ferrv,  Sarah   Cawlhovhe,  Post  3Jistress. — Letters  from  all  parts  ai  rive  (by 
mail  gig  from  Brandon)  every  morning  at  seven,  and  are  despatehed  thereto  every  evening  at  half-past  six. 


GENTRY  AND  CLERGY. 

Allen  Mrs.  Fanny,  Shouldham  Hall 
Barsham  Mr.  John,  Fincliam 
Barton  Mr.  William,  Stoke  Ferry 
Bea'es  Mr.  Fianci-^,  Northwold 
Bednafield    Sir   Henrv    P.,    Bart. 

Oxburgh  Hall 
BWthRev.Wiiliain, Fincliam  Rectory 
Bradfield  James  Br  adfield  Saunders 

Esq.,  S'oke  Ferry  [toiy 

Browne  Rev.  Arthur,  Marhamllec- 
Carter  Miss  Amelia,  Northwold 


Curry  IMiss  Mary,  Stoke  Ferry 
Drosier  Rev.  Charles,  Bouahton 
Diiplay  Miss  Hannah,  Stoke  Ferry 
Dupre  Rev.  MichaelThos.Weic-ham 


Norman  Rev.Clias  ManneisRichdrd, 

Northwold 
Royle  Rev.  .tames,  Wereham 
Royle  Rev.  Patrick,  Wereham 


Dyssen  Captain  Charles,  Northwold  i  Saunders  Mr>i.  Sarah,  Stoke  Ferry 
Eyre  Rev.Vincent.Cran wicliRectory  j  Sewell  Mr.  Philip,  Wereham 


Gascoigne  Rev.  John,  Oxburth 
Hastii!i!s  Mr.  William,  Stoke  Ferry 
Lucas  Rev.  Ricliatd,  Oxi)urgh 
2'Giil  Rev.   George  Henry,  Stoke 

Ferry 
Mason  Mr.  Henry  Bence,Wereiiam 


Spencer  Rev.  Houghton,  Wereiiam 
SpryRevAr  tliurBrowiie.Shouldhain 
Steiliiie  Rev.  Charles,  Methwold 
Villebois  Henry,Esq.Mar  ham  House 
Winfield  Mr.  Henry,  Stoke  Feriy 
Wiseman  Rev.  Samuel,Stoke  Ferry 

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Xoifolk. 


STOKE  FERRY,   &.c 


rlatci'0 


ACADEMIES    AND  SCHOOtS. 

UarhainJaims,  Noithwuld 
Co.isiiisJolii),  ShouUlliam 
Free  Scho.il,  Slioaldliam— Mana 

Ma«oii.  mistros 
GoodiMin  .Ma.v,  buicliam 
HillJohii  liirJi,  boarding  and  day), 

Sioke  Kerry 
I.angtoii  Charles,  Wenliaiii 
Lo.  K  Klua,  Wereham 
Nath'Nal  School,  Fiiuliaiii— J'lS 
llicli.ir(ls,inatir;  KmmaUicliard: 
iiii'tress 
National  School,    NoitlnvoUl— 
'n,uma%  SiieUiiig,  master;  Eiiztli. 
Siielliiip,  mistr»ss 
National    School,    Wcreliaoi — 

Klizabeth  Hudson,  mistrtss 
National  School,  West  Uereliam 

Anil  Cliiwner,  ini«trf>3 
UicliardsonSaial..  St-ke  Kerry 
Wiseman  Ellen  Sarah  &  A iin.bioke 
Ferry 

ATTORNEYS. 
Ma-i.n    Heiiiv    b.ister    Branwliitc, 
UVieham   '  [StoUe  Keiry 

Mickletield  Anthony  Hoirex  K"ger 
U'alpole  Jona-,  Northwold 

BAKERS. 

Hiicknian  J<ilm,  Shouldliam 
Fryer  John,  Kinihani 
Hudson  John,  W'ereliani 
Kemp  U'iliidin,  Noitliwold 
Lowe  Nathan,  Noitnwold 
l';u Ml  Charles,  M  irliam 
TliorpZebedee,  Marhani 
\Vol*i.-y  Kdward,  Deieham  Mill 
Vnni)i;s  Koberi,  Mitrliain 
BLACKSMITHS. 

|),nt  Will  am.  West  Dereliani  I 

Drake  Jaiiio,  Mai  ham 

Drake  llobert,  Sbouldhani 

G  irrod  Uaac,  Northwold  i 

(iatel.y  John,  Slioudhain 

Jiicohs  Joliii,  Northwold 

JiMiliMin  Kohert,  Mailiain  i 

.lohiiMm  H..bi'rt,  Northwold 

Keii'la  1  Williaiii.  Kinehaiii 

Liiiiei  Vonni;,  Stoke  Keny  [ 

I'o.ilcv  Joiiii.  Noithwold 

Uicke'-   Uieli.ril.  W.>t  Dereham       | 
Uohcits  U.,heri.  Wt-reliain  { 

Vine-  Amos,  Wfieham 
Wiii;lit  William,  Wer.hain 
BOOT    AND    SHOE     MAKERS, 
liillham  Ivlw.iid,  Kim  ham 
lliiti  Heniv,  Fiiitliam 
Umuess  K..'iiit,  Noithwrdd 
Cal.nin  John.  Northwdd 
(  ..ate   lurn.  r  llowlinL-.. Stoke  1-eny 
jlmmer-ou  Will  am,  Fimham 
Kend  ck  Jolin,  Kineham 
llaiv.  V  (Jroriie,  Fii'Cham 
HiibiMrl  William.  Siok.-  Ferrv 
N   I  ton  llob'  It   \Ve>'  Dereham 
N.ir-e  James,  Stoke  Ferry 
I'l-  l-alll^'e'^■nlll.>lloul<lllanl'I  horpe 
Miicl.ri  liomas  Wet  Di  rehaiii 
Tmiier  Jaiiie«,  Northwold 
Wliitinore  'lliom  •«•,  Nurthwold 

BREWERS. 
Dent  K.dwaiil,  N'lihsMild 
Wiufield  Heiny  Wm.,  St.ke  ieriy 

BHICKLAYERS. 

Uiirkman  Jolin.  >hoiii<iliaiii 
,Ma-on  F<lwaid,  M.iham 
N»vl.y  James,  Stoke  Kriy 

BUTCHERS. 
A'-le  J"'  n.  Finehaiii 
Hunkrtirrhoina-,  Northwold 
Kii'lrr  John  &  1  liomas,  Marhani 
(;.uiier  William,  F,im  ham 
Ma\c«  Jolin,  Stoke  Fei  ry 

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Parker  William,  Fiiiehaiu 
R-inds  Uob-.rt,  Marhaiu 
We.vi  John,  Wen  ham 
Smith  Robert,  S  oke  Kerry 

CARPENTERS    &    BUILDERS 

iU-nnett  James,  Stoke  Ferry 
itireen  Abtaham,  Northwolil 
I  Harulev  William,  Northwold 

Pioet.r  William,  Shonlilham  , 

':S[)i-.m;fifldWinSiiarrow,Stokel'erryl 

jT.ivlor  James  Mai  bam  j 

,    CHEIVIISTS  AND  DRUGGISTS. 

DiMKV  William,  StoUe  herry  | 

Ovcrtiiii  Ji'hn,  Kinehaiii  I 

COAL  AND  CORN  MERCHANTS 

Bii.l  Jaeoh    iMason,  VVhittington 

Stkam  Mill 
Winlielil  FredeiicU  W.,Stoke  Ferry 
VViiitield  Henry  Wm.,  Stoke  Ferry 

FARMERS. 

Avimer  Hnuh,  West  Deiebain  ; 

A\ liner  John,  Kiiuham  Hall 

Barnard  Georjje,  West  Dereham 

IJarsham  James,  Kimham 

liird  Josiah,  Metliwold 

Bntrjrers  Th as,  Slinnldliam 

Hlackenhurv^^•.  Shoul'ibaiiri  horpe 

lirowu  Ann,  Wietton 

Brown  Thomas,  Marhani 

By^vater  John,  Kiiicbam 

Ciiiter  Robert,  Boimbton 

Carier  Thomas  Angustus  Finchani 

Carter  William,  Wrettou 

Coek  John,  Northwold 

Curtis  James,  Wt-rebam 

Hatt  Robert,  Metbwold 

Gamble  John,  Shouldliam  Thorpe 
iGemianv  John,  West  Dereham 
I  Graves  ('iiorge,  Noithwold 

Harrison  James  VVe>t  Dereham 

Harii^oii  John,  Slionlitham  Thorpe 

Hipkins  William,  Fiiicbam 

I  Kemp  rhoiiia-<,  Kiiuham 

King  Th.. mas,  Sioke  Feiry 

1  Lemon  Charles,  Sh.'uUlhain 

I  Loc-k  Jame>,  West  Dereham 
Loiiir  Jolin,  Fiiicliam 
Makcmade  Frederiek,  Maiham 
Maves  John,  Stoke  Ferry 

I  Nash  Thomas.  Wereham 

lohlttt  .Maiv.  VVest  Drt.  ham 

I  I'arkcr  Wiliuim,  Kincliam 

'  l>ig..tt  Richard,  Stoke  Kerry 

1  I'ooley  Thomas,  Ncithwold 
I'ress'lvlward,  We^t  Dereham 
Rav.ii  Thomas  N.,  Kinchain 
Roper  Fmma,  West  D.  lebani 
Rop<  r  John,  West  Dciehaiii  \ 

Ropi'r  Robert,   Boiighton  ' 

Sharp  Siisaiiiiah,    and   George  and 

Chailes,  St "ke  Kerry 
Siewaid  DnM(aii,S'iadseit 
Stev\Mid  Kdward,  Boiifihfon 
Steward  Simeon,  St  kc  Kerry 
Stei\ar(l  William,  Boiit;btoii 
Stibboiis  William,   We>t  Dereham 
Tariihull  William,  We>t  Dereham 
Thomp-""  Richard,  Marhani 
Thou  old  Daniel,  West  Dereham 
Towers  Thomas,  Win^^all  Kami 
1  ownlev  Henry,  Wrettou 
Wiueail-*  Kdwaid,  iM  nbam 
UinearK  Robeii,  Marhani 
Winearls  Rol.eit,  jiiii.  Marhaiii 
FinE,     &r  OFFICE  AGENTS. 

N'onwnH  I'mon,  Anthoiiv  .'Moiit'X 

Roner  Miiklefnld,  Stoke  Keny 
INokwich    Union     ami   (ir.sKKAL 
1      H*iL-SToiiM,H<'nr\  Baxter  Bian- 
white  Ma^oii,  Werebam 


GROCERS    AND     DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

Marked  tliu>*  *  aie  also  drapirs. 

Andrews  ^hll•y  Ann,  Northwold 
*A\  liner  Geo.  Fincham  &  Wereham 
Barnhani  George,  ^;orthwold 
iiennett  Henry  &  Geo.  Whittington 
Blake  Saiab,  We>t  Dereham 
Clarke  .Matthew,   Northwold 
Denny  James,  Northwold 
•Kayci>  Thomas,  Slionldhum 
GrilVui  John  C  uiey,  Nortlnvold 
Hopkins  Tliomas,  Noithwold 
*HiKlson  Wil.i.im,  Stoke  Kerry 
*Laiul  Robert,  Stoke  Kerry 
Morlev  Jame-,  Wbiitiiigton 
;  Nott  Luke,  Shouldliam 
*l'aii-h  J.iii  e-,  Marham 
P,A\ell  John,  Stoke  Kerry 
Ru-sell  'I'iionias,  West  Dereham 
ISly  Samuel,  Stoke  Kerry 
SpinksJohn,  We-i  Dereham 
•Tingev  James,  Wereham 


INNS  AND  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Bell,  R.'Ipb  Heath,  Maibam 
Bell    James  IVukard,  Whittington 
Bell'Tho^.  Rortei ,  We.st  Derebani 
Bell,'  Saninel  Smith,  Bongbton 
Bell,  William  Wilson,  Stoke  K-riy 
Bull,  William  Brown,   Stoke  ten y 
Bnll,  Chailes  Hoisley.   Northvv.dd 
Checjuers,    Leonard   Brooks,    West 

Dereham 
Clie(iuers,John  Easter,  Sbou-lham 
Cock,   Will.  (Jatbercole,  Metliwold 
Crown,  John  Klood,  Kineham 
Crown,  William  .Mills,  W  eieham 
Crown,  Geo.  Tbompsoii, Northwold 
Crown.  Wm.  Tinitall,    Sioke  i-erry 
Dog  &  Dnek,  David  Kilev,  Marham 
DukeN  Head,RowrnigTurneri:oate, 
i      Sioke  Fen  y  ^„  [Thorpe 

Fall  Gate.Saniuel  Dane.Shonldham 
I  Fall  Gate  Saii.n.  1  "r'oiid,  Slradsett 
1  King's  Arms,  Eleanor  Fke,Shonl.l- 

I   bam  „ ,     r^''''y 

I  King's  Arms,  Henry  Roberts,  Sioke 
Nag' .-Head, Edwaid,  S|.ink>,  V\  ere- 

■      h""  o      ,      «,^"'^' 

RampantHmse,JnoGateley,Sh()uld- 

Red  Lion,  Cvril  King,  Wieiton 

Swan,  John  i'>.  nueit,  .Meiliw.dd 

Swan,  William  Flood,  Kmcliam 

Thiee    Horseshoe.s,    Jabez   Coxell, 

Sbonldbam  [bam  Thorpe 

Two  Brewos,  Joseiih  Flatt  Snould- 

Retailers  of  Beer 

Bywatei  Tliom.is,  Fincbam 
I  Kretweil  T'l  (iiiias,  We-t  Dereham 
Matthews  Josenli,  Kiiiebaiu 
I  Nnnii  James.  Stoke  Ferry 
Rands  John,  iMarhain 
Smitb'^ate  Thomas,  Finchani 
Watson  John,  Siiouldham  Thorpe 


LINEN  DRAPERS. 

See  under  the  head  Grocers,  <!,c. 


GARDENERS. 

Arclihell   .lioepli,  Maibaiii 
HiidMiii  William,  Weiebam 
Wilson  Joseph,  Wereham 


MALTSTERS, 

Dent  Kdward,  N<ntbw(ild 
Ktheridge  Edwd  Wrigbt.StokeFeiry 
Ktheridge  John    Drosier   (and  wine 

an. I  t^pirii  iiierehaiit), Stoke  Ferry 
Whitbie.ul  &  Co.,  Whittington 

Cornel  Fi-on,  agent 
WiiifieM  Henry  WilliauiStoke  I'erry 

MERCHA^TS. 

Carter  Thotii  is  Anuu-tiis  Finebam 
Etheridu'c  KdwdWrmhi.Stokelei  rv 
Spri.iutield  William    Spairow  [nwd 
builder),  Stoke  Ferry 


mvettoin* 


STOKE  FERRY,  &c. 


Noifolfe. 


MILLERS. 

Bird    Jiicob  iMa-Joii,  U'iiittisoton 

SrEA:M  Mux 
Cooker  William,  Northwold 
Lock  Jolit),  Stoke  I'cny 
OldriKui  Uolicit,  Weieliaiii 
Parish  Charles,  iMailiaiii 
P.iliiiis  William,  West  Dereliam 
Pollard  Wiiliani,  Stoke  Fenv 
Wolscy  Edward,  D;  rcliam  Mill 

PAINTERS  AND  GLAZIERS. 

Ciiiiy  Robert,  Norilnvold 
Goosi-  Rohert,  Stoke  Feriy 
Jacob-  Jacob,  Wcreliain 
His  G(()ii;c,  Kiiicliain 
Titliii  Kiciiaid,  Kincliani 
Tipiiie  William,  Stoke  Ftrry 
Tuddcnliam  William,  Norlliwold 
Wilkin  William,  Sliouldliam 
Young  William,  Slioulilliam 

SADDLERS. 

Armstrong  Ed\vanl,Norih\vol(l 
Flood  Kdmmid  (atid   iionmonger), 

Finchaiii 
Hewson  Ji  lin,  Sioke  Ferry 
King  Robert,  Stoke  Ferry 
SiHalls  William,  Fiuc'iam 
Upton  William,  Stoke  Ferry 

SURGEONS. 

Arlliy  I'lduard,  Finchani 
Gent  Fredeiii  k,  Fiiu'liam 
Joy  William,  Nortliwold 
Steele  1-fenry,  Stoke  Feny 

TAILORS. 

Barnliam  llufus  Nortliwoki 
Briglituell  Geoit;e,  Nortluvold 
Carlcy  Robert,  Stoke  Fc-iry 
Harvey  Reuben  T  ,  Marhaiii 
Jaag-iid  William,  Stoke  Ferry 
IjHws  i^ienry,  I'"iiicliain 
Nurse  John  (and  draper)  Fincliain 
Plumptoii  Tlieo|)liila.-.  Li.,   Fincliam 


Riches  Edward,  Fiiicham 
Thompson    Robert,  Stoke  F»'rry 
Cp'oM  Cooip,  Northwold 
Waiil'ord  James,  Shouldham 

VETERINARY     SURGEONS. 

Kem|)  Thomas,  Fincliam 
Speticer  Jame>,  Wereham 

^VHEELXV  RIGHTS. 

Baxter  James,    Shouldhaiu  Thorpe 
Carson  Samnel,  West  Dereham 
Embliiig  John   (and  timber  dealer 

and  su)ith),  Fincliam 
Feudick  Robert,  Nortliw(dd 
Hubbard  William,  Fincbam 
Panim  William,  Shouldham 
Piatt  Joseph,  Slioiddham  Thorpe 
Played  ThoiiKis,  West  Uereliaii) 
Steels  Varrod,  Marhani 
Williams  Henry  (and  coach  maker) 

Stoke  Ferry 

Klssceilaneous- 
Bullivanf  John,  auctioneer,  Mctlnvold 
Farruan  James,  liair  dresser,  Fincliam 
Ciilli  James,  coojicr.  Stoke  Ferry 
Fison  Cornell,  agent  to  U'liitbread  &  Co., 

maltsters,  Whiltingtoii 
Fryer  James,  machinist,  \Vereh;iin 
Gote  Jcilin,  leather  cutter,  Stoke  Ferry 
Hoiicliin  John,  conveyancer,  Wereham 
HnJson  John,  confectioner,  Wereham 
Podmore  Win.  malting  agent, Whitliugton 
Piatt  Henry,  watch  maker,  Stoke  Ferry 
Reeson  Roliert,  tea  dealer,  Shoulilliam 
Springtielil  William  Spatrow,liiae  bnrner 

and  builder.  Stoke  Ferry 
Turner  Philip,  basket  maker,  Northwold 
Watson  George,  hair  dresser,  Sluke  Ferry 


PLACES    OF    WORSHIPj 

AND   THEIR    HilMSTERS. 

Al.i.  Saints' Church. StokeFerry— Rev. 

George  Jlenry  M'Gill,  ,'nc«m6f)i<. 
All  Saints'  CHDKCH.Shouldham — Rev. 

Artluir  Browne  Spiy,  incumbent. 


Am,  Saints'  CHuncH,  Houghton— Rev 

Charles  Drosier,  incumbent. 
noi.vTuiNiTY  CHUiccil,Marliam  — Rev. 

Arliuir  Browne,  vicar. 
Saint  ANURhW's  Cnuncn, Northwold— 

Rev.  Charles  Manners  Norinnn,  rector. 
Saint  Andrew's  Cnciicu,  West  Oere- 

liam  — Rev.    Edward  'John     Bowman, 

rector  ;  Rev.  Clias.  Wm.  Sidney,  ctirntr. 
SaintJoiinthkEvanqilist'sChukch, 

Oxl)oroiigli— Rev.Richd.  Lucas,  rr,  tor. 
Saint  Margaret's  Church,  Woreham 

Rev.    James    Royle,  incumbent;     Rev. 

Patrick  Rojle,  curate. 
Saint  MAieiiN's    Chuuch,  Fincliam-- 

Rev  William  Blylh,  iwlor. 
Saint  iMar v's  Chuuch,  Wrctton— Rev. 

Juines  Royle,  incumbnit. 
Wksleyan    Methodist    Chai-els,  at. 

Sloke  Ferry;  Fincliam;  Wereham, and 

Shouldham.  Hon 

Primitive  .^Iethodist  CHAPELs.Wiel- 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

ON   THE   EAST   ANGLIAN   LINE. 
The    nearest  Slalion   is    at    Down  ham 

Market, seven  miles  from  Sloke  Ferry 
The   only   Convey.mce   is   by   Benjamin 

Salmon's    Van   to    the    Station,   three 

times  a  week. 

CARRIERS- 

To  BRANDON,  W.  S.  Foster,  from  the 
King's  Arms,  Monday  &  Tliursday. 

To  BURY  SAINT  EDMUNDS,  \Y.  S. 
Foster,  from  the  Kin'gs  Arm,  ftlondav 
and  Tliursday 

To  DOWNH.AM  IMARKKT,  Benjamin 
Salmon, from  ihc  King's  Arms,Monday, 
Wednesday  and  Friday. 

To  LYNN,  Stephen  Steward,  from  the 
King's  Aims,  Mnnday  and  Thursday  ; 
Benjamin  Salmon,  Tuesday, Thursday, 
and  Saturday,  and  W.  S.  Foster,  Wed- 
nesday and  Saturday. 

ToTHETFORD.Slephcn  Stpward,fiom 
the  King's  Arms,  Tuesday  &  Tliuisday 

To  WATTON.  Joseph  Payne,  from  this 
Clown,  on  Monday 


SWAFFHAJM 

WITH  THE  VH.LAGES  OF  SPORLE,  CASTLE-ACRE,  NEWTON  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


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t^WAFFHAM  is  a  parish,  in  .South  Greenhoe  liun-  <  Norfolk  ;  and  it  is  incli^ded  in  the  tbiny-fecoiiil  circuit 
(Ircd — the  market  tovMi  is  1)6"  miles  n.n.e  from  fyin-  (if  towns  under  the  County  Couit  Act,  parsed  in  184fi- 
dou,  28  w.  by  N  fidin  Noiwicb,  and  the  same  di>t<iiice  I  for  the  recnvery  of  debts  to  any  amonnt  not  c.v- 
east  from  Wisleacb,  (Camhridi;e)  ;  situated  on  the  I  ceeding£'20.:  thiscourt  isheld  moiitblyintlieshire  hall. 
East  .'^nglian  Railway,  w'hich  communicates  with  the  I  The  parish  church  of  Saint  Peter  and  Saint  Paul,  is  a 
Norfolk,  Norwich  ;:nd  Yarmouth,  and  the  Ea>lern  [  inagnificent  and  venerable  pile.  It  wa<  commenced 
Counties  lines.     Its  locality  is  healthful  and  pleastmt   about  the   end    of  the  reii^ii  of  Edward  IV.  but  not 


— its  site  that  of  a  gravelly  soil,  and  a  fine  o|)en  conn 
try  spreads  around.  Tiie  air  is  remai  kably  dry  and 
elastic,  strongly  recommended  by  medical  men,  and 
this  place  has  bi-en  by  some  styled  '  the  Moiintpelier 
of  luiglanil.'  On  the  noith-vvest  side  of  the  town  is 
a  spacious  heath,  some  thousand  acres  in  extent,  and 
famous  for  hor.se-racing  and  coursing  matches,  and  is 
geneially  esteemed,  by  gentlemen  of  the  turf,  equal  it 
not  siiiierior  (ait.  r  Newmaiket)  toaiiyrice  ground  in 
England.  The  streets  of  the  town  ate  spacious,  gas- 
lighted,  and  the  houses  ate  generally  well  built,  the 
use  ofUint  prevailing  in  their  constrtictioii.  The  inar- 
Uet  cross,  which  was  erected  by  the  Earl  of  Orfoid  in 
i78,'5,  has  a  light  and  elegant  appearance  :  it  consist^ 
of  a  round  dome,  covered  with  lead,  supported  by 
eight  pillais,  surmounted  by  a  figine  of  Ceres,  the 
entire  enclosed  with  iron  railings.  An  ;i>scmbly-ioom 
was  erected  in  1817,  on  the  west  side  of  the  iVjarket- 
liill,  in  which  assemblies  are  held  during  the  winter 
months  :  and  a  respectable  book  club,  and  reading 
room  are  well  supported  by  suhscribeis.  'i'heie  are 
no  manufactures  heionging  to  the  town:  malting  and 
The  trade  in  corn  is  of  some  consideiation,  atid  iheie 
are  several  flotir  mills,  one  of  which  is  woiked  by 
steam  power.  General  sessions  are  held  here  rjuar- 
terly  by  adjournment  from  Norwich  ;  the  county  magis- 
trates assemble  in  jietty  sessions  every  alternate  Satur- 
day ;  and  manoiial  courts  leet  and  baton  are  held 
annually,  in   April   or  ftlay.    Swaffhain  is  a  pidling 


iinislicd  till  tiiat  of  Henry  VII.  or,  accordiu-;  to  Biiitoii 
and  Gough,  it  was  built  in  the  year  1474.  Like  cathe- 
drals, it  is  cruciform,  iiiul  consists  of  a  nave  and  north 
and  south  aisles.  It  has  a  square  embattled  tower, 
surmotinted  by  a  h;indsome  spire,  wdiirh,  fidin  its  eleva- 
tion, is  easily  seen  for  many  miles  lonnd  :  ii.  the  tower 
are  eight  miisiciil  bells.  The  roof  of  the  church  is  of 
oak,  luatly  carvtd,  and  supiiorted  by  ainfcls  with  ex- 
panded wings.  Throughout  the  building  arenuinemus 
moiiuinenis,  gravestones  and  insciiptions  woithy  the 
ni.tice  of  the  curious.  The  north  ai^le  is  said  to  have 
been  built  by  John  Chapman,  a  tr:idcsman  of  the 
town,  and  who  was  churchwaiden  in  14(J2:  according 
to  the  custom  of  those  days  of  expressine  names  by 
rebusses  (whiih  custom  decended  to  us  Irom  the  Greeks 
and  Ronlan^),  his  name,  as  ii  benefactor  to  the  church, 
was  exhibited  in  diffeient  parts  of  the  building,  by  a 
tiguri;  witli  a  pack  on  his  back— thus  repicsenting  a 
peuhn-  or  cJidprnaii;  some  of  tbese  figuics  are  >till  to 
be  seen.  The  Tuing  of  Swaffham  is  a  vicaiape  with 
the  rectory  of  Thrix.son  annexed,  in  the  patronage  of 
the  Bishop  of  Norwich.  There  are  idaces  of  worship 
for  Baptists  and  Weslevati  Methodists;  the  chapel  ot 
the  former  is  a  neat  edilice,  and  the  congrcgalion  most 
respect.ible.  There  are  some  public  school-s  they  are 
respectlAcly  conducted  upon  the  national  and  Biiti.-Ii 
plans,  for  infants,  and  a  giammar  sclmol ;  Ihc  latter 
founded  bv  the  late  Nicholas  Hammond,  Esq.,  for  tlie 
education  'of  twenty  bovs.     The  market  granted  by 


station  at  tl-e  e'iectioti  of  ineinbeis  to  icjiieseiit  west  1  King  Johu,  is  Jicld  on  Saturday,  and  celebrated  for  its 

13  i^7 


Korfolfe. 


SWAFFHAM,  &c. 


^Iat£i'j5 


hutter.  Fairs,  May  12tli,  July  21st.  and  November  3rd. 
The  paiisliof  Swaffiiam  coiit.iined,  in  1831,  3,28a  ii.- 
habitants,  and  in  1841,3,358.  ,       ,     .        c,      «• 

Spohle  is  a  parish  in  the  same  hundred  as  SwafT- 
ham— tiie  village  is  2^  miles  n.e.  hyE.  from  that  town  ; 
situated  on  the  road  to  East  Dereham,  and  the  hne  of 
tli3  Ea>t  Anyliaii  ilailway.  A  priory  of  black  monks, 
subject  to  to  I  hi-  Abbey  of  Sanmen  in  Anjou,  was 
founded  here  in  ilie  reign  of  Henry  11.,  and  was  granted 
by  Henry  VI.,  lownnls  the  endowmentof  Eton  cnlleyf. 
The  parish  church  of  Saint  INlaiy  is  an  ancinit  and 
somewhat  spacious  building  of  flint,  with  a  western 
tower,  embattled.  In  the  chancel  are  many  old  grave- 
stones, fr.mi  which  their  brasses  liave  been  stiipped, 
and  on  the  north  side  is  a  small  chapel  s.p  uated  from 
aisle  bv  screen-work.  'I'he  living  of  Sporle  is  a  vic- 
araee  in  the  gift  of  the  Provost  and  K'Uows  of  Eton 
CoUege.  The  population  of  the  parish,  in  1831,  was 
746;  in  1841,  773.  .    a     er 

CASTLE-AcKEis  a  parish  in  the  hundred  ofl-ree- 
bridge  Lynn— tlie  village,  populous  and  rather  exten- 
sive is  4  miles  N.  from  Swaffliam  ;  pleasantly  situated 
on  a  rising  ground,  at  the  foot  of  which  runs  the  iiver 
Nar,  formerly  navigiible  to  within  two  miles  of  this 
place  Imt  now  only  from  Narborough  to  Lynn.  In 
this  villa^'e  arc  the  ruins  of  a  priory  ol  Cluniac  monks, 
founded  by  William  De  Warren  :  the  west  front  is  by 


far  the  mo>t  consiiicuous,  interesting,  and  picturesque 
part  ;  it  is  a  very  noble  Norman  figide — and,  thiiUL;h 
not  entire,  there  i.s  enough  to  convey  an  idea  ot  what 
it  was  wiien  perfect;  there  are  many  other  parts  of 
the  huildina,  though  much  dilapiaied,  still  .standing, 
and  bv  their  extent  a  tolei ably  just  tonceptiou  may  he 
formed  of  the  wealth  and  magnificence  of  their  former 
possesiirs  :  the  structure  was  coinnT-nced  about  the 
vear  1078,  and  dissolved  in  l!i53.  A  little  towards  the 
ea.>t  of  the  priorv,  on  a  rising  ground,  stood  the  castle, 
the  seat  of  the  Eails  of  Warren.  The  pan>li  churcii 
of  Saint  Jame-s  is  a  large  regular  building,  with  a 
nave,  north  and  south  aisles,  and  chancel;  at  the  west 
and  is  a  lofty  square  tower,  with  five  bells:  the  livinjj 
is  in  the  gift  of  the  Earl  of  Leicester;  the  R-v.  John 
Hague  Hlooni,  b.a.,  i.s  the  present  vicar— this  gentle- 
man has  published  a  faithful  and  interesting  history  of 
the  parish  of  Castle  Acre.  Fairs,  for  toys  and  pedU'ry, 
are  held  on  Saint  James  day  and  Aui>ust  .5th.  'l"he 
parish  contained,  in  1831,  1,.333,  inhabiiaiits,  and  in 
1841,  1,495. 

Newton  by  Castle  Acre  is  a  small  parish,  lung 
about  4  miles  N.  by  E.  from  Swaffliam.  The  church  is 
an  ancient  huilding  with  a  low  s(|uare  toiler  ;  ii  is  dedi- 
cated to  All  Saints',  and  the  livinu  is  a  discharged  vic- 
arage in  the  gift  of  the  liisliop  of  Ely.  TI.e  popalaiiun 
of  the  parish  does  not  exceed  one  liundred. 


Ueil   UY    n  UJinm   i-'i-    ......v.... 'J  . 

POST  OFFICE,  iMarket-sfreet.SwAFFHAM,  William  Parson,  Post  J\Jaster.— Letup  from  London, 
Lynn,  Yarmouth  and  the  North  arrive  (by  mail  cait  from  Brandon)  every  morning  at  four,  and  are  des- 
natched  thereto  at  twenty  minutes  past  eight  in  the  evening.  j         i        .i     i 

Letttrs  from  LiTctiAM  and  neighbourhood  arrive  (by  foot  post)  every  evening  at  seven,  and  are  despatched 

''^  "^  post'offIce'^'Castle  Acre,  John  Harvey,  Post Master.-U-ttevH  from  all  parts  arrive  (from  Swaff- 
HAMreverv  evening  at  a  quarter  before  eight,  and  are  despatched  theieto  at  a  quaiter  before  six  in  the  evening 


GENTRY    AND     CLERGY 

Abbott  Stephen,  Esq.,  Castle-Acre 
Balders  Mi-s  Susannah,  Market  pi 
Bloom  Rev.  JohnHague,B. a. Castle- 
Acre 
Bone  Mr.  Barnard,  Lynn  st 
Buck  worth  TheophilusRusselljEsq. 

Clev  Hall 
Clarke  Mrs.  Sirah,  Lynn  st 
Olaxtou  Mr.  John,  London  st 
Cooper  Mrs.  Matilda,  Market  ])lace 
Dalton  Rev. Win.  b.a.  Castle-Acre  st 
Delf  Mr.  Samuel,  BricUle  House 
Diiinis    Rev.     William     Benjamin, 
London  st  [Villa 

Dowell  -Mrs.  Charlotte  Theresa,  the 
Ougmore  J(din,  E.sq  ,  London  st 


Oakes  Liiut.  Colonel   Richard   M., 

Dunham  Lodae 
Palmer  Mr.  Charles,  Coral  House 
Palmer  Mr.  Waiter,  Sonth-Acre 
Pearson  William,  Esq  ,  Sporle 
Peck  Mr.  James,  Ash  close 
Philo  Mrs.  Alice,  Liuii'on  st 
Sand  Mr.  Wi  liam,  Lynn  st 
Savage  M'S.  M.,  London  st 
Say  Rev.  Heiirv,  Noiwicli  road 
Sherringham  Mr.  Etlw.,  We-t-Acre 


Sewell  &  House  (&  clerks  to  the 
magistrates),  Mangate  st 

Taylor  Biooke  (:ind  clgrk  to  the 
County  court),  Chuicb  yard 

AUCTIONEERS  &APPRAISERS 

Clark  Joseph,  Maikei  place 
Kiddle  Giorge,  Castle-Acre  st 
Trundle  James,  M.irket  place 

BAKERS  Ac  FLOUR  DEALERS. 

iiayfield  George,  London  st 
liittoii  Williaii),  Castle-Acre 


Stratton  Miss  Elizabeth,  London  st  i  |^,.owii  Charles,  London  st 


Strctton  Mr.  Jcdin,  London  st 
Trundle  Mrs.Mariha,Casile-Acrest 
Ward  .Mr.  John,  Castle-Acre 
Wells  Mrs.  Susan,  London  st 
Williams  Mr.  James, Castle  Acre  st 


Dn.r,noreRev.Henry'BeachemWells    Yarrington  Mrs.  &  Miss   Market  pi 
Durchmau  Mr.Durranf, Dereham  rd    Yonge  the  Misses,  the  Villa 


Evans  Rev.  J.  P.,  Mangate  st 
EverardRcv.  Salisbury,  M  AVicarage 
Falkner  Capt.Josepb,  WhiteHart  la 
Farrar  Mr.  William,  Market  place 
Farrer  Edmund,  Esq  ,  Spoi  le 
Foiby  Mrs.  Raven,  Castle  Acie 
Fortin  Mr.  William,  Ca-tle-Acre  st 
Fountain  Rev.  John,    im.a.,  Soutli- 

Acie 
Gage  Rev.  George,  Market  pl^ce 
Hamond  Antbony,Esq.,HighHouse, 

West- Acre 
Hamond  Miss  Sarah,  Norwich  road 
Hanbury  Rev.  George,  M. A., Castle- 
Acre  st 
Harvey  Mrs.  Mary,  Cnstle-Acre 
Hudson  John,  E<q.,  Castl -Acre 
Jarv  Mr.  John,  North  pool 
Joli'n>oii  Ri  V.John  L.,  m.a.,  Bench 

cottage 
Jones  Rev.  Tiioma?,  b.a  ,  Sporle 
Kirball  Mrs.Caroline,  Market  place 
K=rble  Mrs.  Martha,  Market  place 
Main  Mr.  John,  London  st      [yaid 


academies   and    schools. 
British    and    Foreign  School, 

London  st— Mary  Ewin/,mistress 
Co wlesReuhen Frederick, London  st 
Free  Grammar  SciioiiL,  Camping 

giound — Henry  Manning,  niastei 
Infants'    School,    Churchyard  — 

Susan  Barrett,  mistress 
Nati  on  ALScHooi.,Camping  ground 

— William  Well-,  niasier  ;  Susan 

Wells,  mistris* 
National  School,  Castle-.Acre — 

Thomas  Bradfuld,  master;  Susan 

Bradlield,  misties.s     [Alangate  -t 
Page  Mary   Ann  (hoardiun  «i  day). 
Smith  Elizabeth,  Market  place 
Smith  Genrgiana,  London  st 
Stutterd  Rev.  Jabez,  Castle-Acre 

AGRICULTURAL    IMPLEMENT 
MAKERS. 

Ehin  Benjamin,  (lastle-.Acre 
Jackson  &  Cornish,  London  ft 
Plowriglit  Henry,  Marki  t  jilace 

ATTORNEYS 


I\larcon.MissHariieiLouisa,Church(  ^la^ron  Ccn.  jlemnald,  t  hurcbyard 


Mai  tin  Mrs.  Harriet,  Lynn  st 
Matthews  Mr.  Thom^is,  Newton 
Mayhew  Mrs.  Mary,  Castle-Acre 
Montague  Rev.  George,  London  st 
Morse  Mr.  James,  Market  place 
Nelson  Rev.  John,  b.a.  Lt.  Dunliam 

98 


Pillans  U  illiani  P.iit  (and  perpt'tual 
commissioner  for  taking  ulbdavits 
of  married  women,  and  clerk  to 
the  magistrates  of  the  Wayland 
hundred,  and  steward  of  the 
manor  ofSwaffnamJ  Market  jilace 


Burton  William,  Castte-.-Xcre 
Clements  Thomas,  Market  place 
Hart  Joseph,  Castle-Acre  st 
Hendry  Corne!ius,  Castle-Acie 
Hewitt  Charles,  Lynn  st 
Hook  John,  Castle-.Acre  st 
Howard  Henry  Philip,  Lynn  st 
Olford  Richard,  Casle-Acre 
Ponder  Nathaniel,  Lmiii  st 
Rau'u  Henry,  Castle-Actc 
Roper  Richard,  Casth-Acie 
Smith  (leoige  J.,  f^ondoii  st 
Smith  Riibert,  Market  place 
Specie  N'lali,  Ash  close. 
Ta\lor  Robert,  Castle-Acre 
Walden  Peter,  Shambles 
White  Tiiomas,  Marki  t  place 
Voui  g  Henry,  Castle-Acre 

BANKERS. 

East  of  England  Joint  Stock 
BanivING  Company,  Swaffliam, 
(draw  on  London  and  Wesimin- 
ster  Bank)— Henry  Framliugham 
D  iv,  manauer 

Gurii'eys'  (i  Co.  (bianch).  Market 
|)lace  (draw  ini  Barclay  &  Co., 
London),  —  Robeit  S.  Ripper 
manager 

Savings'  Bank,  Market  place  (open 
every  Saturday),  William  Wells, 
secretary 

BLACKSMITHS    6c    FARRIERS, 

Carman  Nathaniel,  Lynn  st 
(;hilds  Christopher,  London  st 
Clarke  Benjamin,  Meyhoe's  yard 
Cook  John,  Lynn  st 
Galloway  Johii,  Castle-Acre 


IBfrcctorn^ 


SWAFFHAM,  &c. 


Korfolfe. 


Josh  Isaac,  Margate  st 
Miller  William,  Sporie 
Osboru  Samuel,  Sporie 
Payue  George,  Spmle 
Rayner  Thomas  Castle-Acre  st 

BOOKSELLERS,  STATIONERS, 
BINDERS  AND  PRINTERS. 

Floyil  Jane  &  Harriet,  Castle-Acre 
Gowing  John  Sewell  (and  music  and 
musical  instrument  seller,    news 
agent,    Svvaffham  book  club  and 
public  reading  rooms), Market  pi 
Philo  John    (and    news    agent  and 
registry  office  for  servants),  Mar- 
ket place 
BOOT  AND  SHOE   MAKERS. 
Bird  Thomas,  Lvnn  st 
Clark  William,  Church  alley 
Cory  SandcU,  London  st 
Couzeus  U'lHiam  &  James,  Spoile 
Ellis  Noiton,  London  st 
Ellis  S  imuel.  Market  place 
Goate  John,  Castle-Acre 
Goodrick  George,  London  st 
Hipper  William,  Market  place 
Home  Enoch,  London  st 
Howard  Thomas,  Castle-Arre 
Marsh  Edward,  Market  place 
Fetch  Pooley,  London  st 
Pliilby  John,  Camping  land 
Philo  James,  Churchyard 
Philo  James,  London  st 
Porter  James,  London  st 
Ruild  William,  London  st 
Utting  John,  Market  place 
Wiskherd  Henry,  Castle-Acre 
Wiskherd  John,  Casilc-Acre 

BREWERS. 

Howarth  William,  Market  place 
Morse  Arthur,  White  Hart  lane 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Barker  Willis,  Lynn  st 

Hayhoe  John  (and   stone   mason), 

Lynn  st 
Hayhoe  John  James  (and  slater  and 

stonemason),  London  st     [Acre 
High  James  (&  lime  burner), Castle- 
Sadler  William,  London  st 
Wiskherd  VVilliam,  Castle-Acre 

BUTCHERS. 

Bayfeild  Benjamin,  London  st 
Gosling  John,  Castle-Acre 
Hall  Saul,  Castle-Acre  st 
Nelson  William,  Nortli  pool 
Randall  Thomas,  Market  place 
ScaseJohn,  Lynn  st 
Smith  Richard,  Market  place 
Vout  Elizabeth,  Ash  close 
Wales  John,  (;astle-Acre 
Winkfield  George,  Castle-Acre 

CABINET     MAKERS     AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Harper  Henry,  London  st 
Kiddle  George,  Castle-Acre  st 
Overtoil  Richard,  Mangate  st 
CHEMISTS  AMD  DRUGGISTS. 
Finch  Jacob  &  Henry  (&  agents  for 
Lawe's  patent  manure), Market  pi 
Rust  James,  Market  place 

COACH    &     GIG    MAKERS. 

Elven    Jatnes    &   Son  (and  herald 

painters).  White  Hait  lane 
Jackson  &  Cornish,  London  st 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 

Grant  William,  Market  place 
Jeffery  Cbailes&  Co.,  London  st 
SpaiTOW  William,  Lynn  st 

CONFECTIONERS  . 

Maunton  Walter,  Market  place 
Smith  Robert,  Market  place 
White  Thomas,  Maiket  place 


CORN    MERCHANTS. 

AlpheJatnes(&  seed), Castle-Acre  St 
Dewing  Augustus,  Castle-Acre  st 
Grant  VVilliam,  Maiket  place 
Jeffery    Charles  &  Co.  (and  seed), 
London  st 

COOPERS  «c  BASKET  MAKERS 

Brown  William  Castle,  London  st 
Cann  Robeit,  Castle-Acre 
Codling  Wilham,  Castle-Acre 
Gooden  James  (basket),  Lynn  st 
Green  Robert  (basket),  London  st 

CURRIERS    AND    LEATHER 

CUTTERS. 

Greeves  Thomas,  London  st 
Tooley  James,  Castle-Acre  st 

CUTLERS. 

Ellis  Thomas,  Castle-Acre  st 
Johnson  John,  Mangate  st 

FIRE,    &c.,    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Alliance,  Hobt.Skipper.MHrket  pi 
Atlas,  W.  P.  Pillans,  Market  place 
Clerical  and    Medical,  William 

Howarth,  Market  place 
Etonian  &  General,  John  Sewell 

Gowiiig,  Market  place 
Farmers'    (cattle),  Joseph  Clark, 

Market  place  [Market  pi 

GENERAL(bailstorin),RobtSkipper, 
Hail-storm,    J.  &    H.  Y.  Finch, 

Market  place 
Norwich      Equitable,    William 

Howarth.  Market  place 
Norwich  Union,  Robert  Skipper, 

Maiket  place,  and  Robert  Sewell, 

Maneate  st  [Market  pi 

Royal  Exchange,  William  Lack, 
Suffolk    Amicable,  John  Philo, 

Market  place 
Sun,  Brooke  Taylor,  Market  place 

GARDENERS. 

Hewitt  Charles,  London  st 
Johnson  WilTum,  Castle-Acre  st 
Keinble  Jidin,  Norwich  road 
Vince  Allen,  London  st 
Vince  John,  London  st 

GROCERS    AND    DRAPERS. 

(See  also  Shopkeepers,  8fc.J 
Baker  Edward  (&  dealer  in  British 

wines).  Market  place 
Betts  George,  Market  place 
Comer  Isaac,  jun.  Castle-Acre 
Harvey  John,  Castle- Acre 
Lindsey  Thomas,  Market  place 
Maddison  George,  Castle-Acre  st 
Moore  Henry,  iMaiket  phce 
Sword  William,  Mangate  st 
GUN     MAKERS    AND    WHITE- 
SMITHS. 
Elvin  Benjamin,  Castle-Acre 
Parson  William,  Market  place 
Sutton  Abigail,  Market  place 

HABERDASHERS  &c. 

Da\idson  Hannah,  London  st 
Ingram  Esther,  Castle- Acre  st 
Pope  Williiim  (&  shoe  warehouse), 

Mai  ket  place 
Rivett  Charles,  London  st 

INNS—COMMERCIAL. 

fSee  also  Taverns  «S)'  PuhlicHnuses.) 
Crown  (and  posting)  William  Page, 
Market  st  [gate  st 

George  (posting), Wm.  B()yce,Man- 
White  Hart,  Robt.Nokes, London  st 

IRONMONGERS. 

Martin  David  William, Market  place 
Plowriglit    Henry    (and  founder), 
Maiket  place 

JOINERS     AND     BUILDERS. 

Comer  Isaac,  Casile-Acre 
Cooper  Charles,  White  Hart  lane 
Gainsbury  Daniel,  Castle-Acre  st 


Goggs  Matbias,  Ash  close 
Ki<lall  Robert,  Lynn  st 
Manning  William,  Castle-Acre 
Miller  John,  Castle-Acre 
Muffett  Samuel,  London  .st 
Oakes  Richard,  London  st 
Sands  Wllliim,  jun.  Lynn  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Grant  William,  Market  place 
Howarth  William,  Maiket  place 
Jeffery  Charles  &  Co.,  London  st 
Morse  Arthur,  White  Hart  lane 

MILLERS. 
Bitton  William, Castle-Acre 
Hardy  William,  White  Hart  lane 
Parfrey  Philip,  Steam  Mill,  Man- 
gate  st 
Priest  Samuel,  Newton  Castle-Acre 
Smith  George  J.,  London  st 
Taylor  Robert,  Castle-Acre 
Trundle  William,  Sporie 

MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 

Davidson  Hannah,  London  st 
Filt  Elizabeth,  London  st 
Fox  Elizabeth,  Castle-Acre  st 
Goate  Martha  Harriet,  Castle-Acre 
Plumb  Eliza,  Lynn  st 
Raven  Susannah,  Castle-Acre 
Utting MaryAnn  &  Ehza,Market  pi 
Whales  ElizH.beth,  White  Hart  lane 

PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Barrett  John,  Market  place 
Bush  Francis,  Castle- Acie 
Goose  &  Barber,  Mangate  st 
Loveless  Stephen,  Loudon  st 
Mendhain  James,  Market  place 
Smith  William,  Maiket  st 
Whitehead  John,  Lynnst 

PERFUMERS    AND    HAIR 
DRESSERS. 

Claike  James,  Market  place 
Watts    John     (and    taiicy    goods). 
Market  place  (Market  place 

Wharton  William  (and  toy  dealer), 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Kiddall  Samuel,  Castle-Acre 
Lack  William,  Market  place 
Lasscock  Mary,  Market  place 
Matthews J(din    Lynnst 
Rose  Samuel,  Castle-Acre 
Tiundle  James,  Maiket  place 
SHOPKEEPERS  &DEALERSIN 
GROCERIES  &  SUNDRIES. 

Clarke  Maiy,  Ash  close 
Codling  Phoebe,  Lynn  st 
Codling  William,  Castle-Acre 
Cook  James,  Castle-Acre 
Floyd  Henry,  Castle-Acrc 
Floyd  Jane  &  Harriet,  Castle-Acre 
Greengrass  William,  Castle-Acre 
Harvey  Charlotte,  Rlarket  place 
Howard  Mary  Ann,  Market  place 
Isbell  Thomas,  Castle-Acrc 
Mufl'ett  John,  London  st 
Ponder  Nathaniel,  Lynn  st 
Rivett  Charles,  London  st 
-Spinks  John,  London  st 
Strolger  Martha,  London  st 
\'ine  Allen,  London  st 
Whisker  Thomas,  Sporie 
Winkfield  Richard,  Sporie 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 
Carlton  Lucy,  White  Hart  lane 
Goodrick  Elizabeth,  London  st 
Rutt  Mary  Ann,  Castle-Acre  st 
Utting  Ann,  Market  place 

SURGEONS. 

Ferraby  Charles,  London  st 
Love  Joshua,  Castle-Acre 
Rose  Cabel  &  Son,  Market  place 
Whittbv  George,  Castle-Acre  st 

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SURVEYORS. 

Bradfeild  Thomas  (and  land  agent), 

Lynn  st 
Goegs  i^Jaihias,  Ash  close 
Oakes  Hicliaid,  London  st 
Pratt  .Idliii,  iMarlipt  place 
Siiasdell  Robert  (of  load^),  Lynn  st 
Tate  Robert  (oftaxes).  Ash  close 

TAILORS. 

Maiked  thus  *  are  also  Draper*. 
Allen  Timothy,  i\]aiket  i)]ace 
Avis  An!?ustiis,  Castle-Acre  st 
Avis  John,  Anthony,  London  st 
Carlton  James,  Wii'iie  Hart  lane 
<'arn)an  Abraliani,  Lynn  st 
Dawson  John,  Market  place 
Findley  Jnhn,  Castle-Acre 
H  ill  Sannifl,  Sporle 
Hendry  Thomas,  Castle- Acre 
Hubbard  Thomas,  Castle  Acre 
*Jakes  Lazarus,  Mangate  st 
*J()lins(in  James,  Rlaiket  place 
Fetch  Robert,  Lynn  st 
*Po\vley  IJerijamin,  Market  place 
Powley  Robeit,  London  st 
Sutton  iCdward,  Mancate  st 
Warner  Robert,  White  Hart  lane 

TANNERS    &    FELLMONGERS. 

Taylor  Richard,  Castle-Acre 
Took  William,  Castle-Acre 
TAVERNS  6e  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Angel,  William  TifTeii,  Market  place 
Chequers  Richarii  Kiiii,',  Sporle 
Dun  Cow.  Arlara  Wales,  Castle-Acre 
Geor8;B,  Thomas  Howes,  Newton  Acre 
Greyhound,  David  Seaman,  Market  place 
Hare  &  Hountls,  John  Hudson,  Sporle 
Horse  &  Groom,  Wm.  Pitcher,  Lynn  st 
Kind's  Arms,  George  Whitbv,  Market  pi 
Maid's  Head,  John  Watson,  ^larket  place 
Ostrich,  Thomas  Withers,  Castle-Acre 
Uailway  Tavern,  Richard  Wales, Castle- 
Acre  road 
Red  Lion,  Rebecca  Barker,  Market  place 
Red  Lion,  William  Nickold,  Caslle-Acre 
Rising  Sun,  Isaac  Comer,  Castle-Acre 
Ship,  William  Dewing,  Castle-Acre 
Spread  Eagle,  John  Soutli^ate,  London  st 
White  Lion,  Charlotte  Hiihbard,  Castle- 
Acre  st  [Acre  st 
White    Swan,  James  Dewhurst,  Castle- 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Avis  Augustus,  Castle. Acre  st 

liush  Francis,  Caslle-Acre 

Clarke  Mary,  Ash  close 

Coe  Robert,  Ljnn  st 

Cooper  Charlis,  White  Harf  lane 

Dii-kerson  George,  London  st 

Gainsbury  Daniel,  Castle-Acre 


Holding  Thomas,  Caslle-Acre 
Howarth  William.  Market  place 
Lusher  Robert.  Ljnn  st 
Rudd  Uilli.im,  London  st 
Sear  Maria,  Lynn  st  [Market  pi 

Utting     John    (and     porter     meicliant), 
Thompson  Thomas,  .Sporle 
Ward  William,  Lynn  st 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 

Carter  Charles,  [jondon  st 

Child  John,  Loiidoii  st 

Perry  William,  Castle-Acre  st 

WATCH   &  CLOCK. MAKERS. 

Carr  J(dinK.i&  jeweller), Market  pi 
Piatt  Matthew, 'Market place 
Weill)  un    Jaiiiea    (and    jeweller), 
JMarktt  place 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Bowers  .'ohii,  Castle-.Acre 
linrlon  Robot,  Castle- Acie 
Cook  John,  Ijynn  st 
Gainsbuiy  Daniel,  MangHte  st 
Jackson  &  Cornish  (and  machinists), 
London  st 

WINE  &  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

Howarth  Wiliiam,  Market  place 
Jeffeiy  Charles  &  Co.   (  and  wool), 

IjOndon  st 
IMorse  Arthur,  White  Hart  lane 

Miscellaneous . 

Allen  John,  fishmonger.  Market  place 
Anderson  Tlios.travelling  drapr,Ash  close 
AssKMBLT  Rooms,  Market  place— John 

Ulling,  keeper 
Boxall  Ann  coal  agent,  London  st 
Bbidkwhll,    London    street  — Edward 

Amon  Johnson,  governor 
Brundell  Henry 'I'urner,  clerk  of  the  mar- 
ket,  and    inspector    of    weights    and 
measures,  Lynn  street 
BnttersJohn,catile  dealer,WhiteHart  lane 
Cawles    William     Darnell,      teacher    of 
dancing,  London  street  [st 

Dexter  John,  bailifT of  county  court. Lynn 
GAsWonKS,Lynnst— Wm.HowarthjSecty 
Hall  i\laliliew,  engineer,  Lynn  St  [pi 

Harvey  Charlotte,  fancy  lepository.  Market 
Lack  .lohn,  landscape  painter  and  engra- 
ver. Market  place 
Leggett  George,  fishmonger.  Church  alley 
Miller  Robert,  town  carman,  Coik  yard 
Parker  Samuel,  superintendent  of  police 

Ash  close 
Parrott  Thirza,  dyer,  Lynn  st 
Reading   Room  (Subscription)  Market 

place — John  S.  Gowing,  proprietor 

Savage  Wm  travelling  draper,CastIe-Acre 

Seaman  David,  horse  breaker,  Market  pi 

Shire   Hall,  Campany  Ground — John 

Dtting,  kee)>er 


Skipper  Robert,  sub-distributer  of  stamp 

Market  place 
Stamp    Grri!!-,  Market  place— Robert 

Skipper,  Mib-di^tributer 
SwAFPHAni  I' rnr.iANPNT Library, Mar. 

ket  plaic-  Hi'juit  Skipper,  treasurer  j 

W.  C.  SouiliMell,  secretary 


PLACES    OF   WORSHIP, 

and  tiiejr  .ministkus. 

Saint  Pkter's  &  St.  Paul's  Church, 
SwafTham— Rev.SalisburjETerard,M.A 
vicar  ;  Rev.  .lohn  PeterEvansB. A. curate 

Saint  Mary's  Church,  Sporle— Rev. 
Thom;is  Jones,  b  a.  vicar. 

Saint  Jamks'  Church,  Castlc-Acre— 
Rev.  John  Hague  Bloom,  b.a.  vicar. 

All  Saints'  Chciich,  Newton— Rev. 
Jiihn  Hague  Bloom,  B.h.  incumbent 

Baptist  Chai'els,  Lynn  street  and  Cas- 
tle.Acre 

Wkslf.yan  RIkthodist  Chapels, Lon- 
don street,  and  Castle-Acre 

PRiMiTivii  Methodists CHAPELSjLynn 
street,  and  Castle-Acre 

POOR    LAW    UNION. 

WoRKMousr,  Ijondon  road. 

Gnvernor — Ruebeii  Harwood. 

/)7o(ro»i  — Mary  Harwood. 

Schnolmastcr — Thomas  Floyd. 

Schoolinistress—  Ann  Winter. 

S  urn  con —  Georgv  Whitby,  Castle-.Acre  st, 

Clerk    to     the    Board    of    Guardians — 

Robert  Sewell. 
Relieviny  O/JVcers— William  Packer   and 

Peter  Puttack. 


REGISTRARS, 

OF  lilRTtlS,  DEATHS    &  MARRIAGES. 

Supenntendent  Begistrar—llohexX  Sewell, 
Alangate  street. 

Registrars  nfUiilhsi^  Deaths  — WmVacker, 
London  road;  Georgo  U  hithy,  Castle- 
Acre  street,  and  .lames  Pliilo  (and  ot 
marriages),  Chnrchyard. 


COUNTY    COURT, 
HELD  MONTHLY    IN  THE  SHIRE  HALL 
Judije — John  Dick  Burnaby,  Esq. 
Clerk — Brook  Tnjlor. 
High  liailiJf—Jamts  Valentine  Wright. 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

ON  THE  EAST  ANGLIAN    LINE. 

Station,  Castle-Acre  road — James  Jarvis, 
station  master 

CARRIER. 

To  LYNN,  Robert  Coe,  from  his  house, 
Lynn  street,  Tuesday,  Thursday  antl 
S.ilurday 


THETFORD, 

WIIH  THE  VILLAGE  OF  CROXTON  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 

J.  HETFORD  is  a  market  town,  and  borongh  both  i  the  Heptarchy.  At  one  jieriod  the  place  nnnibired 
corporate  and  parliaiiK'ntary,  poss(ssiiii<exelusive  juris-  twenty  rliii  relies,  light  inonasteriis,  besides  other  re- 
diction,  locally  ill  the  liniidred  of  .Shrophain,  county  of  ligions  fonndations  ;  and  tiierc  likewise  was  a  mint 
Norfolk,  and  extcndini?  into  Lacliford  luni'lred,  county  i  here  It  was  iionoured  with  Ihe  piesrnce  of  the  first 
ofSnlFolk;  78  miles  n.n.e.  from  London,  29  s.w.  from  j  and  seccmd  Henry,  as  also  with  that  of  Qmeii  Elizabeth 
Noi  wicli,  and  12  n.  from  IJtiry  St.  ImIumkIs  (Siiffo '  '     "  ' 


situated  on  the  Eastern  Counties  and  Ni'ilolk  Rail- 
ways, for  which  liiic^  there  is  a  convi.Miient  and  neat 
^t.ltio^  coiitigiioiis  to  the  town.  The  river Tliei  (from 
whirli  tlie  town  takes  its  name)  and  the  Oiise  jiave 
their  lonfliix  close  to  the  town  :  tlie  latter  river  divides 


and  James  i  ,  who  made  it  one  of  their  liniitiiig  seats  j 
and  the  latter  monaich  iiad  a  palace  here,  which, 
thonKJi  long  since  converted  to  dilFerent  purposes,  is 
>ti!l  called  the  '  King's  house.'  In  184i),  the  Norfidk 
and  .SiifTolk  Archrcological  Socieiies,  held  a  meeting 
here,  to  inspect  these  lelics,  when  some  interesiing 


the  counties  of  Norfolk  and  SiilTulk,  and  is  navigable  to  i  inins  known  ■.{■^  .Saint  iMary's  Piiory  were  cleared  of 
Lynn  ;  it  abounds  with  pike,  eels,  {kc.  and  is  crossed  |  their  lulihisli,  and  the  flooring  and  fonnriation  of  this 
by  a  liaudsome  iron  bridge,  erocted  in  1S2!).  'I'he  j  once  noble  pile,  was  fiumd  to  he  in  a  traceable  con- 
town  fortnerly  occupied  the  Siididk  side  of  the  river,  |  iliiion,  and  nearly  peifect.  At  the  same  time,  many  of 
wliicb  part  at  present  ha.s  but  few  houses;  on  the  I  the  surrounding  gentry,  w!io  felt  an  interest  in  this 
Norfidk  side  are  five  principal  streets,  in  which  are  j  woi  k  sent  in  what  coins  and  relics  they  had  collected, 
many  well-lmilt  houses,  also  a  town  hall,  lio; oiigli  I  and  a  lecture  was  given  by  one  of  the  sircit  ty.  The 
gaol,  &c.  Few  towns  in  England  have  higher  claims  j  nnmerons  ruiii.s  and  relics  of  monastic  grandeur  spread 
to  aiiticpiiiy  than  Thetford  :  it  was  in  tiie  possession  ofi  over  this  neighbourhood,  together  witli  tlie  castle  hill, 
the  Roniaiis  till  the  year  4,')."),  and  in  the  lime  of  the  |  and  the  formidable  outworks,  enib  inkmenl.s  and 
Saxons  was  the  metropolis  of  the  eaitern  portion  of:  ditches  surrounding,  said  to  have  been   thrown    up 

100 


Urcftoi|), 


THETFORD,  &c. 


Koifolfe. 


against  the  town  by  the  Danes,  fuiiii^;!!  subjects  re- 
plete witli  interest  to  tlie  antiquary.  Tlie  principal 
niaiuif<ctuie  cairicd  on  here  is  that  of  paper,  tlie  mills 
for  wliich  (Messrs.  Mimn  and  Co. 's)  ;tre  vei'y  t.\t;'ii- 
sive,  and  employ  a  ninnber  of  hands.  'J'iie  iniportHtion 
of  coal,  au't  exportation  of  corn,  malt,  seeds,  Hour, 
and  wool  foini  the  chief  commerce  of  the  town.  In 
1.1/3  Tlietfoid  was  incoipiirated  by  Queen  Eliza!>etli ; 
lier  ciiarter  continued  in  force  until  the  |)ai-sing  of  the 
new  iMiiiiicipal  Act  in  1S,'^5,  which  vested  ihc  govern- 
ment in  a  uiayoi-,  four  aldtruieii  and  twelve  councillors, 

_    -.1    _         ^        1     . 1   .i.„  1  .,..:....,<.  .HC. ill 


Theifiird    comprises   the   pmishes  of  Saint    Pcrer,  land   inoi-lu-.s   contained,  in    1831,3,462    inhaliitant". 
Saint  Cnthbert,  and  Saint  iMavy  ihe  Less,  the  benefices    and  in  1841,  3,934. 

of  all  which  aie  in  the  patronage  of  the  Duke  of  Nor-  j  Croxton  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Grimshoe— 
folk.  Saint  Petei's,  commonly  designated  '  the  blacU  ;  the  vill  .t'e,  a  small  one,  is  2  miles  N.  from  Thetford. 
church,'  fioiu  its  being  built  of  flint,  is  tie  principal,  j  The  church  is  dedicated  to  All  Saints  :  the  living  is  a 
anil  consists  of  a  chancel  (in  which  is  a  beau'iful  win-  i  discharged  vicarage,  in  the  gift  of  the  Muster  and  Fel- 
dow  of  stained  gl  ^ss),  a  naie  and  two  aisles  with  a  '  lows  of  Corpus  Christi  College,  Cambridge  ;  tiie  itev. 
tower:  the  liviiig  is  a  rectory,  in  the  incumbency  of  ■  Heniy  S.  M.  Hubeit  is  the  present  incumbent.  Popu- 
tbe  Uev.  Tlioinas  Sworde,  who  is  also  cuiate  of  Saint  I  lation  of  the  parish  in  1841,  330. 

POST  OFFICE,  Mai  ket  place,  TuETroRD,  Jacob  Howard,  Poit  iMasler.—  LHteis  from  London' 
and  various  plices  South  and  West,  &c.  arrive  every  nioining  at  a  quarter  past  one,  and  afternoon  at  half- 
jiast  three,  and  are  despatched  at  nine  in  the  morning,  and  night  at  a  quarter  past  eleven, 

Letteisfrom  Norwich,  Yarmouth,  &c.  arrive  eiery  morning  at  nine,  and  night  at  eleven,  and  are 
despatclied  at  a  quarter  past  one  in  the  morning  and  half-|>asf.  three  in  the  afteriujon. 

Letters  from  Kast  Dereham,  East  Harling,  &c.  arrive  every  evening  at  half-past  eight,  and  are 
desp.itched  at  three  in  the  morning. 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY,    AND 
CLERGY. 

Abbott  Mrs.  Sarah,  Wicthain 
Bating  the  Rt.Honbl.  Francis,  m.p., 

lUickiushani  House        [dalene  st 
Baiker  Miss  Elizabeth,  Little  Mag- 
Best  Mr.  H(nry,  Back  si 
BidwellThomas,Esq.PaddocUHouse 
Birch  Rev.    Frederick  Lane,  Wret- 

ham  Kectorv  D'am  torest 

Birch  Cieorge  Wyrh'y,  Esq.,  Wret- 
Birrh  ThoinasJacob,Esq.(recorder), 

Wretliam  Hall 
Birch  Wyrlev,  Esq.,  Wretham  Hall 


Hubert  Rev.    Henry  Samuel  Mas- 

giave,  Cid.\ton  Vicarage 
Hustler  Rev.  Jas.  Devereux,  Euston 
Isaacson  Rev.  James,Flden  Uect.ory 
Kemp  Mrs.  Susan,  Bury  load 
IMann  Mrs.  Mary,  St.  Mary's 
Mar'ham  MssSophia  V., New  place 
Neale  Mi.  Thomas,  London  road 
Netbold  Rev.  Thomas,  King  st 
Nrvvton  Wil  iam,  Esq  ,  Elden  Hall 
Norman  Mrs.  Srh.Ltl. Magdalene  st 
Oldnian  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Painter  st 
PalnierMrs.Marv  Ann, London  road 
Palmer  i^lrs.  Sarah,  White  Hart  st 


Brett  Mrs.Elizbth.,Ltl.Magdalene  st    Paln>erMrs.Susnli.,Lit.Mag.lalrne  st 


Brldgeu.an   Edward,    tsq.,   Coney 

W2Ston  „    ,      ,, 

Buxton   Ladv   Elizabeth,  Shadweil 
Buxton  Sir  Robert,  Shadweil  Park 
Catton  Mr.WiUiam,  GuildliaU  st 
Chambers  Mrs.  Ann,  Magdalene  st 
Cole  Mr.  John,  Kavmond  st 
ColUtt  lU'v.  William,  Bury  road 
Davev  William,  Enj.,  Bury  lane 
Euston    Lord    Heniy,  m.p.,  Luston 

House 
Faux  Mrs.  Ann,  Bury  road 
Faux  Mrs.  Susan,  Well  st 
Fitzroy    Rev.    Augustus,    Rectory, 

Fakcnhain 
Flock  .Mr.  N.ithan,  Magdalene  st 
Gilford  Mrs.  Sarali,  Bury  road 
Gill  Mrs.  Elizabetli,  Manor  House, 

Uavmondst  [Euston 

Grafton    his    Grace    the  Duke    oi, 
Green  Mr.  George,  King  st 
Hancock  Mrs.  Mary,  White  Hart  st 


Panter    Rev.    Frederick,    Rushford 
Lodge  [Hockhain  Hall 

Paitiidge     Henry     Samuel,    Esq., 
Pavne  Mr.  Jidin,  Paper  Mill  road 
Pollard  Mrs.  Httty,  London  road 
Pollard  Mr.  Jiditi,  LtL.Magdalene  st 
Porter  Mr.  Robert,  St.  Mary's 
Powlett  the  Honhle.  Lord  William, 

Downhawi  Hall 
Pugh  Hev.  Theopbilus,  Bury  road 
Rushbiook  Mr.  William,  Bury  road 
Sherringbioii    Mrs.  Joanna,    Little 
ftlagdalene  st  [ham 

Spurgin  Rev.  James, Rectory,  Rock- 
Steggii'l  Mrs.  Ann,  King  st 
Sutton  Rev.  Chailes,  Toffs  Hall 
SuttonSirRichd,  Bart.jLynt'ord  Hall 
Svviutun  Capt.  William,  E.i  c, Little 

Magdalene  street 
Sworde  Rev.  Thomas,  White  Hart  st 
■iheodorick  Mrs.  Alice,  Little  Mag- 
dalene street 


'I'liomasUev.  Henty,  b.a.,  Bridge  *' 
Thorn  hill   Thomas,    Esq.,    Riddle- 
worth  Hall 
Tomlin  Robert  S.,  Esq.,  Snare  hill, 
Nurforii ;  Wesfgate  Hox^e, Peter- 
borough; Royal  terrace   London, 
and  Danecouit,  Tlianet 
Vantier  IMrs.  SusauuH,  King's  House 
Willis  Mr.Thos., Little  Magdalene  st 
Wiight  John,  Esq.,  Kilvcrstone 
Young  Andiew,  Esq.,  Kingst 

ACADEMIES   AND  SCHOOLS. 

British  School, Old  Meeting  lane 
Aaron  Duffy,  master 

Buck  Mary  (&  boarding),  Back  st 

Cheneiy  Edward,  King  st 

Cr.  ss  Mary,  Guild  ball  st 

Free  Grammar  School,  Lomhin 
mad— Chas.  W.  Hardy, m. A.,  head 
master;  John  Gates,  second  mstr 

Free  School,  Croxton — Margaret 
Carter,  mistress 

Gates  John:&  boarding), London  rd 

Infants'  School, Croxton — Fanny 
Syer,  misiiess 

Infants'  School,  Earles  lane- 
Emma  Carr,  niistiiss 

Jackson  Hannah(iiifant), Water  lane 

National  School,  Croxton  road — 
John  Jenny  Cobb,  master;  Mary 
Sabine,  mistress 

WebsterFrances,Ltiile  Magdalene  st 

ATTORNEYS. 

Claike  William  (and    cleik    to  the 

magistrates),  London  road 
Clarke  Wm.  &  Son,  London  road 

101 


Norfolfe. 


THETFORD,  &c. 


^Iatcv*i5 


ATTORNEYS  — Con<inwfrf. 

Faux  Gregory  (and  clerk  to  the 
magistrates).  White  Hart  st 

Hoaclitii  John  (and  stamp  distri- 
buter), White  Hart  st  [st 

Maxwell  WilliamAlbert,VViiite  Hart 

AUCTIONEERS  6t  APPRAISRS. 

(.'hri«tnpl)er     William    (and    news 

agent),  Kintj  st 
Oldman  Juhn  (aiipraiscr),  King  st 

BAKERS    &    FLOUR  DEALERS. 

Craske  Robert,  Magdalene  st 
Craske  Willi.tni,  Raymond  st 
Diver  Matthew,  Little  Magdalene  st 
Hancock  Jane,  White  Hart  st 
Hnnild  Ann,  Guildhall  st 
Jones  Willmni,  Rack  st 
Norman  Sarah,  Rack  st 
OUlman  Stephen,  King  st 
Palmer  Ann,  St.  Mar)'s  row 
I'ratiSatah,  King  st 
Rogers  Mary,  Magdalene  st 
Rogers  Rf.bert,  Rury  road 
Stringer  John,  Magd  ilene  st 
Webb  Richard,  White  Hart  st 

BANKERS. 

Bury  &  Suffolk  Rank  (Branch), 
Bridge  streei — (draw  on  Barclay, 
Bevan  &  Co.,  London) — John 
Juler,  iigent 

Harveys'  &  Hudsons'  (Branch), 
Bridge  st — (draw  on  Haiikeys'  & 
Co.,  London) — Thomas  Richard- 
son, aeeiit 

BASKET    MAKERS. 

Lambert  Edward,  Gt.  Magdalene  st 

Reynolds  John  &  Robt.,  Earles  lane 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Aibon  John,  Station  road 

Booth  George  (and  bellhanger),01d 

Market  place 
Booth  Richard,  Station  road 
Chamheilain  James,  Back  st 
Gill  Robert  (whitesmith),  Old  Mar- 
ket street 
Howard  Charles,  Magdalene  st 
Howard  Joseph  (farrier),  Kingst 
Palmer  Edward   (and  millwright), 

London  road 
Rii-<hbrook  John,  Back  st 

BOOKSELLERS  &  STATIONRS. 

Boweiing  Samuel,  Kingst 

Carley  Robert,  Market  place 

Fleet  James  (&  binder),  Earles  lane 

BOOT    AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 

Brighton  John,  Croxioii 
Carr  I-aac  &  Son,  White  Hart  st 
Davy  George,  Little  Magdalene  st 
Frost  Edward,  White  Hart  st 
Frost  George,  Raymond  st 
Garner  Joseph,  Little  Magdalene  st 
Goodrick  Gto.  Thos.,  White  Hart  st 
Hollis  John,  Little  Magdalene  st 
Howard  Jacob,  Market  place 
Mann  Thomas  Marketplace 
Pallant  William,  Painter  st 
Pearman  John,  Back  st 
Pecliey  Joseph,  Great  Magdalene  si 
Penteny  Thomas,  Old  Market  .st 
Petch  James,  Little  Magdalene  st 
Porter  Henry,  St.  Mary's  rovv 
Staine  Barnard,  Guildhall  st 
'I'anie  Charles  S,  Gt.  Magdalene  st 
West  Michael,  Little  Magdalene  st 


Read  John,  Foliey  firm 
Ringer  Robei  t,  Rusliford  lodge 
Ropel  Samuel,  Croxton 
Whistler  John,  Kingst 

FIRE,  Sec.  OFFICE   AGENTS. 

British  Empire,  William  Christo- 
pher, King  st  [Hart  st 

Etonian  (life), Gregory  Faux,  White 

Guardian,  Wm.Chuke, London  rd. 

London  Union,  John  Houchen, 
White  Hart  st 

National  Mercantile  (life)»  Ed- 
ward &  Fredk.W.  Frost,Chapel  st 

Norwich  EouiTACLR(fire),  Samuel 
Boweiing,  King  st     LGuildhall  st 

Norwich  Union,  William  Catton, 

Royal  Exchange,  John  Juler, 
Bridge  street 

Suffolk  Amicable  (fire).  Brown 
&  Colby,  Bridge  st  [Kingst 

Westminster  fli(e),  Charles   Nye, 

GROCERS    &    DRAPERS. 

{See  also  Shopkeepers,  SfC.) 

Clarke  James,  White  Hart  st 

Diilley  Francis,  King  st 

GayfoVd  Frederick,  White  Haitst 

Hammond  Sophia,  Magdalene  st 

Hill  Chas. (grocer), Ltl. Magdalene  St 

,      ,  ,    ,    >   I  Hill  Marv,  Guildliallst 

Cronshey  James(and  guano  dealer),  ]  j,,j^j.  j^,-,„_  ,5,^^^  ^j 

Bridge  street  |  Kingdon  Georye,  Old  Market  st 

Mye  Charles,  King  st  p.,y„g  j^,],,,  (gjocer),  Bury  road 

CHINA,  GLASS  &  EARTHEN- '  pjigijm  Robert  (diaper).  King  St 


BRICKLAYERS. t  I 

Bojce  William.  Old  Market  st  | 

Huggins  Robert,  Painter  st 
Norman  William,  Back  st 
Palmer  James,  Bury  road 
Palmer  John,  Great  Magdalene  st 

BRUSH    MAKERS. 

Harvey  William,  Guildhall  st 
Page  Isaiah,  Great  .Magdalene  st 

BUILDERS. 

(See  also  Joiners  8f   Bu'Mers.) 
Boyce  William,  Old  Market  st 
Thompson  Geo.,Litlle  Magdalene  st 
Tyrrell  George,  White  Hart  st 

BUTCHERS. 
Boyce  Rhoda  (poik),  Well  st 
Fuller  George,  Market  place 
Levitt  George,  Bury  load 
Webb  Richard  (poik),Wtiite  Hart  st 
Wright  Richard,  White  Hart  st 
Wright  William,  White  Hart  st 

CABINET    MAKERS. 
Atkins  William,  Guildhall  st 
Battel  Jolin(&  turn.r),  Guildhalls! 
Buckle  Henry,  White  Harl  st 
0;dman  John,  King  st 
Smith  Thomas,  Earles  lane 

CHEMISTS    &    DRUGGISTS. 


BRAZIERS. 

See  Ironmongers  &{■  Braziers. 

BREWERS. 

Bidwell     Leonard     Shelford,     Old 
Market  st  [Brewery 

Branford     John     William,    AUnoii 


Tyrrell  John    Walter,    Gnat  Mag- 
dalene st  [s 
Wilkes   William   Watts,    Raymond 


WARE    DEALERS.     1 
Catton  Mary  &  Ann,  Kingst 
Reynolds  John  &  Robt., Earles  lane 

CLOG    &    PATTEN    MAKERS. 

Harvey  William,  Guildhall  st 
Page  Isaiah,  Great  Magdalene  st 

COACH    6t    GIG    MAKERS. 

Huggins  George,  Bury  road 
Palmer  Alfred,  J^ondon  road 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Bond  Mary  Ann,  Market  place 
Craske  Robert,  Great  Magdalene  st 
Oldman  Sieplien,  King  st 
Pratt  Sarah,  Bridge  st 
Stringer  John,  Magdalene  st 
Tyler  Mary,  White  Hart  st 

COOPERS. 

Clarke  James,  White  Hart  st 
Hawksley  William,  Guildhall  st 
Thompson  Geo., Little  Magdalene  st 

CORN    &     COAL     MERCHANTS. 

Bidwell  Leonard  Slielford,Old  Mar- 
ket street 
Braiiford  John  W.,  Gaol  lane 
Clarke  William,  King  st 
Fison  James  &  Son,  Bridge  st 
GillJohnWithers,ThetfordCorii  Mill 

CURRIERS    AND      LEATHER 
SELLERS. 

Frost  Edward  (and  tanner  and  fell- 
monger), Chape!  st  &  White  Hartst 
Howard  Jacob,  Market  place 

FARMERS. 
Abbott  Edward,  Thorpe  hall 
Allison  Philip,  Water  lane 
Bartlet  Henry  Albert, Cannon's  farm 
Cook  Charles,  Rusliford 
Featherstoiie  Thomas,  Abbey  farm 
Gayfoid  Heni'-,  Cro.\ton 
Gayford  Henry  C,  Croxton 
Gayford  .lohn,  Cr<ixton 
Gayford  Samiul,  Wrriliam 
Gooch  William,  Back  st 
i'almer  John,  Cliurcb  row 
Palmer    Lucy    &    Sons,  Foulmere. 

Wietham 
Parry  Thomas,  Si.  Mary's 


Ropers  Wallace(&  hatte.i),Market  pi 
Scott  Emma  (drHjier),  Kingst 

HAIR    DRESSERS    AND 
PERFUMERS. 

Christopher  Benjamin  (and  fishing 
tackle  maker\  White  Hart  st 

Cracknell  Henry  (and  umbrella 
maker),  King  st 

Juild  Henry,  Little  Magdalene  st 

Wilson  Philip  N.,  Gt.  Magdalene  st 

HORSES,    GIGS,    «cc.— 
OWNERS     OF,     FOR     HIRE. 

Bullcn  William,  Marketplace 
Edwards  Robert,  King  st 
Golding  John,  While  Hart  st 
YoungJolin,  White  Hart  st 

INNS- 
COMMERCIAL  and  Posting. 
(See  also  Taverns^  Public  Houses,) 
Bell,  Robert  Edwards,  King  st 
White  Hart,Jno.Young,WhiteHart  si 

IRON  AND  BRASS  FOUNDERS, 

AND    AGRICULTURAL    MACHINE 
MAKERS. 

Burrell  Charles,  St.  Nicholas  placi 
Palmer  Edward,  lyondon  mad 
Towell  Jos. (machine  mkr.),Backsf 

IRONMONGERS  6i    BRAZIERS 

Bonil  William,  Market  jilace 
I'liown  &  Colby  (&  iron  meichantd 
and  oil&  colour  dealers), R ridge 8 
Brown  Hemv,  Well  st 
Diver  John,  Gnildball  st 
Clarke  James,  White  Hart  st 

JOINERS    «c    BUILDERS. 

{See  also  Builders.) 
IJaftel  John,  Guildhall  st 
Betis  William,  Little  Magdalene  st"" 
Rovce  Henry.  Well  st 
Coats  Ani',  Magdalene  st 
Johnson  Henry,  Old  Market  st 
Smith  James,  liack  st 
Thompson  Geo  ,I>ittIeMaedalene  st 
Tyler  Charles  D..  Market  place 
Tyrrell  George,  White  Hart  st 


JBiicftoij). 


THETFORD,   &e. 


Noifulfe. 


MACHINE     MAKERS. 

See  Iron  and  Biass   Founders,  ^-c. 

MALTSTERS. 

lVidwc']lSlielloid  C'aikf,  Old  iMar- 

ket  street 
Braiifoid  Joliii   William,  G.iol  laiic 
Ciaike  WiUiaii!.  Kina  st 
Fisoii  James  &  Son,  Biidee  st 
TynellHeiiiy  Rol>erts,VVIiiteHait  st 
Wicks  William  Watts,  U.iymoiid  st 

MILLERS. 

Bilhani  James,  Croxion  road 
Gill.liKi.Witiitrs.TlietfordConi  mills 
Green  Henry,  Noivvicli  road 
Oidinan  Stepiien,  Muudfoid  road 
Ovingtou       Heury,      Stonebridge, 

Wntliam 
Parry  Harvey,  London  road 

MILLINERS&  DRESS  MAKERS 

Brock  JNlary  &  Ann,  Ivtrles  lane 
Garner  S.irali,  Little  Magdalene  st 
HawksCaroline,Litt'e  Magdalene  st 
HenleyElizbtli.,  Little  Magdalene  st 
Jentier  Elizabeth,  Bridi^e  st 
Newall  Ellen,  Rack  st 
Nunu  Sophia,  Mandah  ne  st 
Parlett  Sarah  Ann,  Guildhall  st 
Fetch  Clara,  Bury  road 
Starne  Emma,  Guiklhall  st 

PAINTERS,  PLUMBERS    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

BoyreThomas,  Little  Magdalene  st 
Browne  Peter,  White  Hartst 
Cooper  John  (painfer),  Earles  lane 
Flt-ining  William,  Kini^  ^t 
Pietty  Jolin,  Gnildliall  st 

PAPER    MANUFACTURERS. 

ISluim  Richard   &   Co.,  Tuetford 
Paper  Mills,  and  at  Li/nii 

ROPE    MAKERS. 

Nolile  William,  Great  Magdalene  si 
Tunnty  John,  Bridge  st 

SADDLERS. 

Abel  Samuel,  White  Hartst 
Bainaid  John,  Magdalene  st 
'i'uniiey  John,  Bridge  st 
SHOPKEEPERS  &DEALERS  IN 
GROCERIES    &  SUNDRIES. 

Abbott  Mary.Stonehridge.Wiethain 
Basham  Mary,  Guildhall  st 
Booth  Richard,  B  ckst  [lenest 

Burgess    Elizabeili,    Little    iM^gda- 
Guiistone  David,  Bmy  load 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Gainer  Ann,  While  Hart  st 
Hawks  Caniiine, Little  Magdalene  st 
Thrower  Liicv,  IMagdalt  ne  st 
Tyler  Harriet,  White  Hartst 

SURGEONS. 

Bailey  Henry,  W..  JMarket  place 
Best  Henry  W.,  King  st 

TAILORS. 

Mnrkeil  thus  *  are  also  Drapers. 
Baker  Noah,  Bury  mad 
Canipkin  Josiab.Liitle  Magdidenest 
Canhani  Robert,  White  Hart  st 
Carney  William,  King  st 
•Christoplur  Wi  liain.  King  st 
*Esling  Htnry,  Guildhall  .■^t 
Farrow  Benjamin,  Earlts  lane 
*Hayvvard  John,  Paper  Mill  road 
Jackson  Evan,  Biiiy  road 
♦Matthews  William,  Bridge  st 
•Meadows  Josiali,  King  st 


Riches  Richard,  Little  Magdalene  st 
Smith  Willium,  Guildhall  st 
Towell  George,  Little  Magdalene  st 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC   HOUSES 

Anchor,  William  Johnson,  London  road 
Aneel,  William  Gunstone,  Market  place 
Bell,  George  Lambert,  Croxton 
Hell  Tap,  William  Smiih,  King  st 
Black  Horse,  John  W. Tyrrell, Magdalenst 
Chequers,  Henry  Cracknell,  King  st 
Dog    and    Partridge     Hubert     Cbilveig, 

Stone  bridge  [Guildhall  st 

Dog   and    Partridge,  Robert  Spendlove, 
Dolphin,  William  Boyce,  Old  Market  st 
Fleece,  John  Golding,  Whitp  Harl  st 
Green  Dragon,  Wm.  Bnllen,  Maikel  place 
Horseshoe,  Jolin  Palmer,  Painter  st 
King's  Arms,  William  Hunt.  King  st 
King's  Head,  James  Main,  While  Hart  st 
Railway     Tavern,     George    Chapman, 

Station  road 
Red  Lion,  Charles  D  Tyler,  Market  place 
Rose  &  Crown,  James  Poolev,  Back  st 
8pieadEagle,riios.Pentney,dldMarket  st 
Star,  William  Smiih,Bury  road 
Trowel  &  Hammer,  J  ohnC'arier,Bury  road 
While  Horse,  Daniel  Davy,  Raymond  st 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Basham  George,  Earle's  lane 

Benton  John,  Back  st 

Booth  Richard,  .Station  road 

Burgess  Elizabeth,  Little  Magdalene  st 

Cary  John,  St.  Mary's  row 

Hoviaid  (Charles,  Magdalene  st 

Hurrell  Charles,  Station  road 

Moore  Henry,  Station  load 

Musk  Thomas,  Little  Magdalene  st 

Petch  James,  Little  Magdalene  st 

Rudland  Thomas,  White  Hart  st 

Spalding  John.  Paper  Mill  road 

West  Elizabeth.  Croxton 

Wiiig  Isaac,  Back  st 

TIMBER    MERCHANTS. 

Brown  &  C«lby,  Biidge  st 
HoUingsworth  Richard   (&  carrier), 
Magdalene  street  [st 

I'bompson  George,  Little  .Magdalene 
Tyrrell  Gtorge,  While  Hartst 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS 

Howard  Joseph,  King  st 
Parry  Thomas,  Bury  ro  id 
Simpson  John,   Little  Magilalene  ft 

WATCH  AND    CLOCK  MAKERS 
AND    SILVERSMITHS. 

Ecltliam  Mary,  Earles  lane 

Harris  Henry  (&  jeweller),  Kingst 

Spendlove  John  Sim|)Son,  Bridge  st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Brock  Henry,  Earles  huie 
Edward.s  Jerinh,LittleM  igdalene  st 
Huggin  George,   Buiy  road 
King  Thomas,  Back  st 
Taylor  WJlliam,  Cro.xton 
Thompson  Geo., Little  Maedalene  st 
'i'oweil  Jo'^eph  [&.  machine  maker), 
Back  street 

WINE  ec  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS 

Bidwell  Leonard  Slielford, Old  Mar- 
ket sti  ect 
Hranford  John  William,  Gaol  lane 
Gill  JohiiWithers,Thcti"o:dCorn  mill 
Neoliaid  John,  London  road 
Wickes  William  Watts,  Raymond  st 

WOOL    MERCHANTS. 

Clarke  William,  King  st 
Fison  James  &  Son,  Bridge  st 
Frost  Edwaid,  Chapel  st 

Miscellaneous- 
Bond  William,  gun  maker.  Market  place 
Borough  Gaol,  Old   .Market   si— Jolir 
ClenienlTyler,governor&chietconstble 


Clarke   Robert  Eagle,  coroner  and  town 

clerk,  London  road 
Clarke  William,  superintendent  registrar 

London  road  '   ' 

Clarke  Wm.  carrier,  Little  Magdalene  st 
Cobb  John  Jerniy. surveyor, VMiite  Hart  st 
Cook  John,  dyer,  Little  Magdalene  st 
CoHNTY  Court,   Market  place— Francis 

King    Eagle,    Esq.,  judge;     William 

Clarke,  clerk 
Craske  Edmund,  pipe  maker.Raymond  st 
Crousbey  James, artificial  manure  dealer 

Bridge  st  r^^ 

Ellis  Gporge,nshmonger,LillleMagdalrno 
lison  James  &  Son,  bone  manure  dealers 

"'■''^'^'^*'  [KingsV 

Fleming  William,  travelling  tea  dealer 
Gas  Works,  Buryroad—Jo»eph  Howes' 

manager  r^J 

Gill  William,  fishmonger.  Old  Mai  ket 
Godfrey  George  &  Isabella,  boat  builders 

Water  lane 
Gooch  William,  cart  owner,  Back  st 
Guildhall,  Market  place— Uobt.  Eagle 

Claike,  town  clerk 
Hnrton  William,prolessor  of  music  White 
^Hii'tst  [Bury  road 

Howes  Joseph,  manager  of  gas  works, 
Inland  Revenuk  Office,  at  the  Bell' 

Inn— Charles  St  Quintin,  supervisor 
Langham  Edward,  gardener,  Back  si 
Reynolds  John   &;  fiobeil,  bird  &  animal 

preservers,  Earle's  lane 
Reynolds  William,  inland  revenue  olTicer 

Magdalene  street  ' 

SL  Quintin  Charles,  supervisor,Bury  rnad 
Sharp  William,  stone  mason,  GuildliaW  .vt 
Smith  Denny,  registrar  of  births  &  deaths 

St.  Magilalene  street  ' 

Sparrow  Thomas,  nurseryman, Bury  road 
Stokes  Joseph,  cork  cutter,Guildliall  si 
Thrower  James,  hay  dealer,  Magdalene  st 
Fjler  John  Clement,  chief  constable  Old 

Mai  ket  .t  [White  Hartst 

Tyrrell    Henry    Roberts,    brick     maker, 
Whistler  William,  game  dealer.  King  st 
Wilson    Philip    N,,    toy    dealer,     Gieat 

Magdalene  street 


POOR   LAW^    UNION, 

Workhouse,  Bury  road. 

Govrriior — John  Lucas. 

/17a<TOii— Elizabeth  Plninmer. 

School  master—  J  allien  Ward. 

Sclioolniiilress—  Harriet  Ward. 

Cha/ilain—Rtv.  William  Collett. 

Clerk     to     the    Board    nf    Guardians  - 

VI  illiam  Clarke,  London  road 
Relievhiti    Officers— Denny    Smith.  Little 

Magdalene  st,&  JolinSharpe.lMetJiwolJ 


CG  ACHES 

To  BURY  SAINT  EDMONDS,  Robert 
Edwards  &  Co.'s  Conches,  from  the  Bell 
Inn,  to  the  Railway  Station,  await  the 
onival  of  every  train,  and  reach  Bury 
in  time  for  passengers  and  parcels  for 
Ipsvvicn,CoLCHEsiER,  &c.  returning 
to  Thetford  in  time  for  the  up  and 
down  trains 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY. 

ON    THE   EASTERN    COUNTIES    LINK. 

S tati on, Munford  road— George  Chapman, 
slalinn  clerk;  Ceorge  Craske,  luy<jaue 
clerk 

Coaihes  from  the  Bell  Inn,  to  the  Station, 
a"  ait  the  arrival,  and  attend  the  depar- 
ture of  the  trains 

CARRIERS 

To  BURY  SAINT  EDMU.NDS,  Hemy 
Reeve,  from  his  liouse,  Earles  st ;  Win. 
Clarke,  from  Little  Magilalene  st,  and 
William  Stone,  from  Painter  street, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday 

To  EAST  DEREHAM,  Henry  Reeve, 
from  F.ar-les  street,  Thur.>.dav 

To  NORWICH,  by  the  Wni/Hv,!/,  daily, 
anb  William  Clarke,  trom  his  house] 
Little  Maglalene  street,  Monday  and 
Thursday 


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a  neat  edilice  :  the  livins:  is  a  n  ctniy,  in  the  patrnn- 


hRANrASTEK  village,  in  the  same  luiiidied  as  Thorn- |  age  of  tlie  Duke  of  IJeanfoit ;  the  Rev.  Otho  .Sadler  is 
hiin  is  •;  miles  e.  therefrom  ;  situated  near  the  bav  of  ^  the  present  rector.  'IMie  i'rimitive  Metiiodists  have  a 
it's  name,  and  on  a  creek  of  tlie  German  ocean.  Thejiilace  of  worship.  The  population  of  the  iiarish  h\ 
site  of  tl'e  Roman  station   lirannudunum  was  at  this  1 1811  was  91.3. 

POST  OFFICE,  TiioRNiiAM,  William  Edwards,  Post  j1/(/i?«-.— Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (from 
LvNNj   e\eiy  inoitiint;  at  nine,  and  are  dispatched  thereto  at  half-past  four  in  the  afternoon. 

POST  OFFICE,  Rranca.ster,  Geoigc  Btnnell,  Post  l\l(iiter.—  \je\te\%  from  all  parts  arrive  (from 
Lvsn;  every  miirniMy  at  nine,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  four  in  the  afternoon. 


GENTRY  AND  CLERGY. 

IJoltoii  Lieut.  Augasins  r.n.,  ISran- 

rasier 
BidWii  Mr.  William,  Biancastt  r 
Riownin^  Rev.  Frederic  Titchwell 
Dodinan  Mr.  John,  Thoniham 
linage  Mrs.  — ,  Thornhaiii 
Hoeue  William  Ksq.,  Thornham 
Mingay  Mr.  V\^iHiaiii, 'I'lMiriihani 
Neisuii  .Mr.  Mattliew,  Holme 
Ra»en  R"V.  Nicho'asJ  no  'riinrnham 
Ree.e  .lo^cph  N.  Ksq.,  Biancasier 
Rod  well  Mrs.  — ,  Biancaster  Staith 

sti  eet 
Sa'ller  Rev.Otlm,  Braucaster 
Sharpe  Mr.  .lanns,  Biancaster 
Tallin  Rev.  Thomas  K.  Holme 
W'lb'ter  rienjaiiiin.  Royal  Hotel  st 


Beniiell  George,  boot,    &c.  maker, 

Br,Mita-ter 
Bocki-.g  Thomas,  Brancaster 
Brooks  klizaheth,  baker, Thornham 
Bioiiks  R'jhcrt,  miller,  Thornhaai 
v.iiiii  Lee.  glover,  Ttiornhaai 


PointerFraiicis.beer  retailer,Tliorn 

ham 
Powell  Charles,   sinitli,  Brancaster 
Reliant  Saml.  blacksiiiith,Thoi  nham 
Reliant  Thonias,  grocer  and  draper, 

'I'horiiliani 


L'lane  Jo'i.n,  miller  &  baker,  Tiioiti 
Crosby  John,  inland  revenue  officer, 

Thornham 
Davis  George,  iiu'cher,  Brancaster 
Diwsjohn   S.  grocer  and   drajier, 

BrancaMer 
Dodmau  Martin,  corn  &.  coal   mer- 

chant  &miltstcr, Brancaster stailh 
Woodrow.Miss.MaryAnii.Thornham  i  Eagle  Thos.  tinman, Thoi nham 

SCHOOLS.  I  I'.d  wards  Win. sin 'einaker,Thoriihani 

I 
I 

r»EF.   School, 

Nnise  Davis,  nia-ter 
Mai^cer  M  ny,  Brancaster  staitli 
Taylor  Gcoi  lie,  Tliornham 
Thoinpson  H.innah,  I'n  ancastfr 
INNS    AND    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Bakers'    Arms,    William    Marjiley, 

Brancaster 
Cb.  i;ner.  William  .Mien,  I  liornhatn 


Bunting  Francis, butchir.Tlioriihani  |  Renaiit  Thomas,  tailor,  Tbornliam 
Cotton  Thos.    plumber,    Brancaster  i  Rimiwood  , Mai gant,   straw  liontnt 
Crane    Edward,     cai'im-t     maker,  i      maker,  Brancaster  Staitli 
Tiiouiham  [ham  j  ShiUinn  Hoiatio,  hlacksmiih.  Bran- 

caste  i 


Steed  Wiirrim  &  John,  hrickhiyers, 

Thoinham 
Taylor  James,  baker,  Thornham 
T(blile  .lolin,  biicklavcr,  Brancaster 

Staith 
Thompson  &  Danghter.s,  milliners, 

Tliornham 
To-M'shend      Robert    bricklayer, 

Tli'irnliam 


'.ennett  Cliaih  s,  Brancaster  staith    i  Edwards    William  junr.,    plumber,    Tuck  Marx,  shopkeeper  &  druggist, 
'lowler  Cliailotte,  Branciister  !      Tnorilnm  j      Brancaster  Staith 

Biaiicastei,   John  \  Fiddimaii  John,  butcher,  Bradraster  i  IVurd  Jane,  diaiier,  Tlinrnh  mi 

'Yaxley  Edwd.  blacksmithjThoinhm 


Flet-'g  Fredk.  saddler,  Tliornham 
Gill  John,  car()enter,  Brancaster 
Gosbau  k. I  as.shopkeeper,  Brancaster 
Harpley  William,  baker,  Biancister 
Harrison   John,  blacksmith,   Bran- 

casti  r  Staith 
Helsdon  Win.  butcher,  Thornham 
llolme*  Frances,  cooper,Tlioriih.iiu 


Jollv  Sailor,  Jolui   Wi-tler,  Bian-:  Hooks  Robt.cabiiiei  maker.  Thorn. 

carter  staith  I      'li'"'  [''•"" 

Kin"'s  Head,  Clia':  Ru-t,  Thornham  Howard  Jas.  wheelwright,  Thorn- 
Life  Boat,  Richard  High,Bratica-ter  Huudi  Jiio  inilljr\l)  aver,Braiicaster 
Rid    Cow      Robeit  '  Towii-hend,   James  Willi un,  grocir  and  d:aper, 

Thornham  [ea.ster  I      Thoniham  [ham 

Shii)  Thomas  F.  Chaiiman.  Bran-  Jan  is  Geo.  boot,  &c.  iiiaUer,  1  horn- 
ThieV  Horse  Shoes,   John  Temple, '  Jickling   VVilliam,   co.il    meichaiit, 

rpjtj.li^yi.il  [staith  j      Biancaster  Staith  [caster 

Vipt.irv    lames  Wittier.  Branca'-teri  Large  Jas.  boot,  «&c.   maker.   Bran 

W 


W 


SHOPKEEPERS    &  iTRADERS. 

Alien  James,  baker,  liraiicasler 
Allen  James,  boot,  &  .shoe  maker, 
Brancaster 


RAII.V/AY. 

Theneaicst  Station  is  at  I.YNV,  on  the 
E*ST  Anai.i  VN  i.i.m:,  alout  -0  niile.ss. 
fioni  Tliornliam. 

There  is  aCoach  tlirce  d  lyi  a  week  tu  Iho 
Station,  as  above  nuticeil 

COACHES. 

To  LYMN,  llie  Endiavmtr  (from  Thorn. 
liuni), every  Tuesilay,Thuisday  &  Satur- 
day inoiniia;,  between  seven  an.i  tight 

CARRIERS- 

To  nURMlAM  r.IAtlKliT,a/i;ai7  Cart, 
from  Tliornham,  every  morniiigatnine 
To  LYNN,  a  Mail  Cart,  every  morning 
at  liiilf-past  foiirj  —  Spen.ilove  and  — 
Herring,  from  TlKirnliam,  Tiies-ay  and 
Friday;  —  IJowler,  Monday  &  Thurs- 
day; and  —  I'iddiinaii,  Irom  Brancaster 
on  Monday  and  Friday 
I'itcher  Win.'shopkeepcr,Iirancaster  j  To  NORU  ICH,— Carston,  from  Thorn- 
I  I'la'teii  Henry,  saddler,  Tlioniliaiii  1     ham,  on  Monday 


,'liitc  Hi  rsf,  Jrdm  Britton,  Holme  Large  Jiio.booi,&c.maker,Brancastr 
hite  Horse,  John  Telible,  Bran- '  Manser  Phoebe,  stiaw  liat  maker, 
LuMerst.itii  1      Thoriihani 


Mease  William,   tailor,   Thornham 
Oak  Thomas,  hi  icklayer,  Br.mca-ter 


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Mixtttot^, 


Xotfolfe* 


JLi 


WALSINGHAM,  great  and  little,  WIGHTON, 

WARHAM  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


lITTLE  WALSINGHAM  is  a  parish,  in  the  hun- 
dred of  North  Grefiihoe — the  villHge,  once  a  market 
town,  is  113  tnilfs  N.  N.  e.  from  Loiiflon,  28  N.vv.  from 
Norwich,  and  5  n.  from  Kaketihan) — the  last  named  a 
railway  statimi  on  a  branch  line  connected  with  the 
Kast  Anglian  Railway.  Tiiis, place,  sometimes  cHlird 
New  Walsinghani,  is  the  principal  of  tlietwo  Walsing- 
hams,  and  was  of  great  celehrity  for  many  centuries 
as  the  site  of  the  shrine  of  the  Virgin,  or  our  Lady  of 
Walsingham,  founded  in  1061  by  the  widow  of  Ricoldi 
Farerches.  whose  son  added  a  monasterv  for  August  ine 
Canons,  with  a  conventual  church.  This  institution 
became  itninen«ely  ricli,  and  at  the  dissolution  its 
revenue  was  valued  at  nearly  £500 — a  large  sum  In 
those  days.  The  vetierabie  remains,  of  this  once  noble 
and  extensive  pile,  are  situated  in  i  be  pleasui  e  ground* 
ofD.  H.  Lee  Warner,  Esq.:  there  are  also  many  other 
interesting  reniaii.s  in  the  neighbouibood.  Wal.sing- 
hain  confers  thetitleof  bamn  on  the  family  of  De  Grey. 
Quai ter  sessions  ate  held  beie,  by  adjournment  from 
Norwich  ;  petty  sessions  at  the  Black  Lion  Inn,  otice 
a  month  ;  and  a  court  under  the  County  Court  act,  foi 
the  lecovery  of  debts  to  any  amount  not  exceeding 
£20 — this  court,  which  includes  eiglity  of  the  snr- 
joundina  parishes,  is  held  tuonthly,  in  the  sliire-hall, 
as  are  likewise  the  sessimi  courts. 

The  parish  cliurch  of  Saint  Mary  1;^  a  handsome  and 
spacioU'  structure;  it  contain-  same  interestitig  monu- 
ments, an  ancient  and  beautiful  font ;  and  the  church 
is  embelished  by  some  beautiful  architectural  orna- 
ments. There  aie  places  of  worship  for  Independents 
atid  Wesleyan  and  Pnmitiie  Methodi-ts.  Tne  living 
of  Walsiiieham  is  an  advowson  donative,  in  the  gift  cf 
the  loid  of  the  mnnor,  the  Rev.  Daniel  Henry  Lee 
Warner.  Tiie  free  graminar  school  here  was  founded 
by  Rii  Itard  Bond,  who  end^iwed  it  with  an  estate  in 
Great  Snoring,  but  is  rendered  ineffective  by  the  inju- 
djcions  diiections  of  the  founder,  and  tlie  pertinacity 
of  the  feoffees  in  abiding  by  tliem ;  these  directions  are 
—to  teach  Greek  and  Lw/fM  to  thirty  children  of />nor 


inhabitants  of  Little  Walsingham ;  no  rliild  has  been 
sent  to  this  school  for  upwards  <if  thirty  pears?— 
p  irtly  because  of  the  expense  of  purchasing  the  neces- 
sary instinctive  books  in  those  biamhes  of  le-^rning, 
and  partly  from  such  education  not  heimj  suitable  to 
the  objects  intendtd  to  be  benefited.  '  It  is  to  be  re- 
gretted (observes  an  intelligent  inhabitantj  that  this 
sinecure  is  not  abolished,  by  converting  the  school  into 
one  for  teaching  writitig,  aiithnietic  and  EnKJish.'  The 
marktt  formerly  held  here  was  removed  to  Fakenham, 
tnany  years  ago.  An  annual  fair  is  held  on  the  foui  teenth 
day  after  Whit-Monday,  for  farming  stock  and  pedlery. 
The  pari>h  of  Little  for  New)  Walsingham  contained 
in  1831,  1,004  itihabitants,  and  in  1841,  1,155. 

The  villaee  of  Great  Walsingham  is  one  mile 
noith  from  Little  Walsingham.-  it  was  formerly  called 
Old  Walsingham,  and  at  one  time  was  of  considerable 
impoitance.  having  contained  three  chut  ches:  oidy  one 
reinaitis — that  of  Saint  Peter,  an  ancient  edifice,  in 
the  Entlisli  style  of  arcliitecture  with  a  tower:  the 
living  is  nnited  to  Little  Walsingham,  and  is  in  the 
same  pattonge.  '1  he  population  of  the  parish  does  not 
exceed  500. 

WiGHTON  it  a  parish,  in  the  same  hundred  as  the 
Walsinghanis — the  village  being  situated  about  2  miles 
N.  by  E.  from  New  WHl>ini!ham,  on  the  road  to  Wells. 
There  are  the  remains  of  a  Danish  encampment  near 
the  village  ;  atid  many  ancient  coins  have  been  dug  up, 
at  various  times,  in  the  neit!librmrlio<pd.  The  palish 
chuix-h  of  All  Saints  is  a  large  sti  urture,  with  an  em- 
battled tower:  the  liviin;  is  a  dischaiged  vicarage,  in 
the  gift  of  the  Dean  and  Chapter  of  Norwich. 

VVARH4M  is  a  village,  comprising  the  parishes  of  All 
Saints  and  Saint  Mary,  4  miles  n.  from  Little  Walsing- 
ham, and  2|  s.  e.  by  e.  from  Wells.  All  Saints  church 
is  a  small  structure,  surmounted  hy  a  turret:  Saint 
.Mary's  is  a  large  and  handsome  building,  with  a  tower: 
the  livings  aie  united  for  all  parochial  purposes,  but 
Nepuraiefor  ecclesiastical  matters.  Population  of  All 
Saints  parish  in  1841,  337  ;  Saint  Mary's,  75. 


POST    OFFICE, LisTLE  Walsingham,  Warner  C.  Hill,  Post  Master. — Letters  from  all  parts  arrive 
every  morning  <-.t  eight,  and  are  despatched  at  a  quarter  past  four  in  the  afternoon. 


GENTRY   AND    CLERGY. 

Adcock    Mrs.    Haddon,    3    Little 
WalsiiiRham  [singham 

Anderson  Mr.  Edwa.d,  Little  Wal- 
Astley  Rev.  Henry  Nicliolis,  East 
Barsham  [Walsingham 

Brooke  John   Reeve,  Esq.,  Great 
Coker  Mr.  JauK-s,  Lit.  Walsingham 


Riches  Elizabeth  (boarding),  Little 

Wal-ingham 
Whiliaker  Maty,  Burnham 

ATTORNEYS. 

Brown  Martin,  Little  Walsingham 
Waters  Samuel,  Little  Walsingham 
BAKERS   et   FLOUR    DEALERS 


Collyer  Rev.  Robert,  m.a..  Waibam  I  ruU  josiah,  Little  Walsingham 


Crofts    Rev.    Jofin    Diake,   Little 

Walsintham 
Oenny  Mrs.Auii,  Little  Walsingham 
Edwards  Rev.  Henry,  Gt.  Snoring 
Haines  Mr.  William,   Little  Wal- 
singham 
Hill  M IS. H arriet, Little Walsingh am 
Leeder  Rev.  Robert,    Little  Wal- 
singham [singham 
Manby  Mrs.  Susannah,  Little  Wal- 
MetholdRev.John  William, Wigliton 
Flatten  Kev. . I  oh  n  C.  NoithBarsham 
Rix    Mr.   Wdiiara  L.  Little  Wal- 
singham [Snoring 
Stannard   Rev.  Christopher,   Great 
Steailman    Airs.    Mary,  Little  Wal- 
siiieham [Abbey 
Warner  Rev.  Daniel  Henry  Lee,  the 
Warner   Rev.    James    Lee,    Litile 
Walsiughatn             [Walsingham 
Warner     Kev.     John    Lee,    Little 
ACADEiniES    AND     SCHOOLS. 
BircliHin  William,  Burnham 
Brett  Henry,  Little  Walsingham 
Free  School,   Little  Walsingham 

Rev.  Robert  Leeder,  master 
National    School,    Little  Wal- 
singham— John  Benson,  master 

14 


Lewis  Henry,  Little  Walsingham 
Williams  Josiah,  Wighton 
Wright  John,  Great  Walsingham 

BLACKSMITHS. 
Dagless  George,  Little  Walsingham 
Lewis  William,  Great  Walsingham 
Stringer  Charles,  Wighton 
Stringer  Charles, Great  WaMiighani 
Todd  Charles  John,    Little    Wal- 

singhani 
Todd  Crispin,  Litile  Walsingham 
Whisson  Chailes,  Warham 

BOOT  AND  SHOE    MAKERS. 

Copping  George,  Little  Walsingham 
Johnson  William,  Lit.  Walsingham 
Pawley  James  R.  LittleWalsineham 
Rinustead  Edward,  Lit. Walsingham 
Smith  Henry,  Little  Walsingham 
Temple  Daniel,  Wighion 
Towler  Robert,  Little  Walsingham 
Wright  John,  Waiham 
Yaxley  Charles,  Little  Walsingham 

BUTCHERS. 

Beazer  William,  Little  Walsingham 
Groom  Thomas,  Little  Walsingham 
Tweedy  Thomas,  Little  Walsingham 


CARPENTERS. 

Bobbitt  Samuel,  Little  WaMnghaiu 
Daeless  James,  Little  Walsingham 
Plavford  Henry,  Little  Walsingham 
Wh'ittaker  Richard,  Waiham 

FIRE,  &C.  OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Atlas,  Samuel  Waters,  LittleWal- 
singham  [Lit.  Wal-inahant 

EQUiTABLE.Willi  'iiiTaylorJackson, 
Medical   Invalid   and   General 
(life),  Martin  Brown, Little  Wal- 
singham [singham 
Star,  Joseph  Cuison,  Little  Wal- 

SLOtTERS. 

Pooley  Robert,   Little  Walsingham 

Robinson  Tlionnis,  Lit. Walsingham 

GROCERS    AND    DEALERS    IN 

SUNDRIES. 

Back  Henry,  Little  Walsingham 
Bayfield  Cordelia,  Lit.  Walsingham 
Cook  Richard,  Wighton 
Curson  Joseph,    Little  Walsingham 
Dent  Sarah  Wells,  Lit.  Walsingham 
Fenn  Zechariah,  Little  Walsingham 
HumphreyElizabeth,  L. Walsingham 
Hunt  Robert,  Little  Walsingham 
Jackson  William  Taylor,  LittleWal- 

singham 
Penman  Henry,  Wighton 
Seaman  George,  Little  Walsingham 
Smith  William,   Little  Wahingham 
Wright  Robert,  Wighton 
INNS    AND    PUBLIC   HOUSES. 
Black  Lion,  Henry  Gamble,  Little 
Walsingham 
'  Bnll,  John  Kev,  Litile  Walsingham 

105 


Xoifolfe. 


WALSINGHAM,  &c. 


^latei'lE^ 


INNS,    Sic.  — Continued. 
Crown,  GtorpeMinns.LWalsinghni 
Exchange,   William  Hewitt,  Little 

Wabiiighani 
Gibraliar,  Isatc  Newton,  VVi(;hton 
Half  Moon,  Thomas  A.  Scott,Great 

Walsinsjham 
Lion,  Isaac  Veifegans,  Wiehton 
Robin    Hood,     Richard     Rawston, 

I^ittle  Walsinghani  [ham 

Three  HorseShoes.MaryHall,  War- 
Three  Tuns,  John  Knight,  VVarham 
Three  Tuns,  William  Lewis,  Great 

VValsingham 

IRONMONGEBS. 
Fenn  Zecharirih,  Little  Walsingham 
Wright  James,  Little  Walsingiiam 

LINEN    DRAPERS. 
Curson  Joseph,  l-iitle   Walsingham 
Dent  Sarah  Wells,  Lit.  Walsingham 
Fenn  Zechari.tli,  Little  Walsingham 
Jackson  W  illiam  Taylor  (and  booli- 

seller),  Litile  Walsingham 
Land  Jolin,  Little  Walsingham 
Seaman  George,  Little  Walsin>;ham 
Smith  William,    Little  Walsingiiam 

MILLERS. 

Dewing  Elizabeth  (and  corn  dealer) 

Little  Walsingham 
Gamble  John,  Little  Walsingham 
Thurtill  Waller,  Wighton 
MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 
Clarke  Mary  Ann,  Lit.  Wal?ingliam 
Sexton  Harriet,  Little  VValsic.gham 
Todd  Ann,  Little  Walsingham 
PAINTERS    AND    GLAZIERS. 
Claxton  James,  Little  Walsineham 
Codmaii  William,   Lit.  WaLsinghnni 

SADDLERS  &  HARNESS  MKRS 

Bannall  Itayner,  Little  Walsingham 
Forster  William,  LittleWalsingham 


SURGEONS. 

Adfock  Jol)ii,  Little  Walsingham 
Hudson  Feter,  Little  Walsingham 

TAILORS. 
Back  Henry,  Little  VValsingham 
Buddie  Thomas,  Little  Walsinuham 
Robinson  Thomas,    Little  Walsing- 
ham [Walsingham 
Stanford  John  (and  draper).   Little 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 

Andeison  Edward, Lit.  Walsingham 
I  Scott  Thomas,  Great  Walsingham 

Miscellaneous 

The  names  without  wtilress  are  in  Little 

Walsingham. 
Anderson  John,  chemist  and  druggist 
Bidwell  Henry,  farmer 
Brett  Henry,  tea  dealer 
Cornish  Henry,  machine  maker  aod  iron- 

(ounder.  Great  Walsingham 
Curson  Thomas,  lieer  retailer 
Dann  Robert,  toy  dealer 
Evitts  Jemima,  confectioner 
Harrison  Isaqc,  hair  dresser 
Minns  Georj,e,wheelwright  &  lime  burner 
Parker  Robert  John,  watch  maker 
Priest  \\m.  bricklayer.Greal  Walsingham 
Rawston  William,  bricklayer 
Sands  Robert,  cooper 
Scott  John,  beer  retailer 
Seaman  William,  confectioner 
Shire  Hall — William  Johnson,  keeper 
Whisson  Richard,coach  maker,Warhain 
Woodcock  John,  maltster 
Woodcock  Robert,  basket  maker 
Woodcock  Sarah,  atraw  bonnet  maker 


PLACES    OF   WORSHIP, 

AND  THEIR  MINISTERS. 

Saint  Mart's  Church,  Little  Walsing- 
ham—  Rev.  Jas.Lee  Warner,  incumbent, 

Saint  Peter's  CuuRcu.Great  Walsing. 
ham — Rev.  J  oh  11  heeV/a.rnfi.incztmbent. 

All  Saints'  Church,  Wighton— Rev 
John  W.  IVlethold,inct(ni6eni(. 


All  Saints' ScSaintMary'sChurches, 

Warham-Rev.  Robt.  CoIlier,jncwm6e/it. 
Independent  Chapel.  Little  Walsing- 

singham— Rev.  James  Summers. 
Weslevan  Methodist  Chapel,  Little 

Walsingham. 
Primitive  Methodist  Chapel,  Little 

Walsingham. 


house  of  correction, 
Little  Walsingham. 

Gowrnor— Money  Curtis. 
matron — Margaret  Curtis. 
Chaplain— Rev.  Robert  It.  Croft. 
Surgeon  — H\is.h  Rump. 
Schoolmaster— Thomiis  Johnson. 
Tasfcnias/er— John  Horsford. 


COACH. 

ToFAKKNHAM,  a  Coach,  from  Well*, 
calls  at  the  Black  Lion,  every  morning 
(Sunday  excepted),  at  half  past  nine 

To  WELl.S,  a  Coach  (from  Fakenham), 
callF  at  the  above  Inn,  at  half-past  six 
in  the  evening 

CONVEYANCE    BY   RAILWAY. 

The  nearest  Station  is  at  Fakenham  five 
miles  s,  from  Little  VValsingham 

There  is  a  Coach  to  the  Statio.n  daily,  as 
above-mentioned. 

CARRIERS. 

To  FA  KEN  HAM,  William  Raven,  Tues- 
day, Thursday  and  Saturday 

To  NORWICH,  Joseph  Coe,  Monday  and 
Thursday;  James  Stcarmin,  Tuesday, 
and  Richard  Belsham,  Thursday 

To  WELLS,  William  Raven,  Tuesday, 
Thursday  and  Saturday,  and  James 
Stearman  and  Richard  Belsham,  on 
Thursday 


WATTON, 

WITH  THE  PARISHES  AND  VILLAGES   OF  SAHAM-TONEY,  OVINGTGN,  GRISTON,  MERTON, 

CARBROOKE,  CASTON,  THOMPSON,  CRESSINGHAM   (Great  and  Little), 

AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


w. 


A'lTONis  a  parisli  in  the  hundred  of  Waylaml — 
theniaiket  town,  a  small  one  and  well-built,  is  91 
milis  N  N.E  from  London,  21  w.  hy  s.  from  Noiwich, 
12  N.  from  'I'hetford,  and  10  s.  fioin  East  Dereham — 
the  two  last-named  places  are  railway  stations  re- 
spectively on  the  Eastern  Counties  and  the  East 
Auylian  line*.  The  town,  wiiich  is  situated  in  an 
open  part  of  the  cuintry,  is  one  of  some  considerable 
thoronglifaie,  and  hitore  the  opening  of  railway  lines 


after  Senteinber  the  4th — these  two  latter  fairs  are 
chiefly  for  far aiing  stock.  The  parish  contained,  in 
18;n,  1,027  inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  1,188. 

Saham-Tonev  is  an  irrcKular  but  remarkably 
pleasant  village,  nearly  1 J  miles  n.w.  from  A'atton; 
situated  on  the  road  to  Swaflfliam,  in  the  midst  of 
chaiming  scenery,  interspeised  with  hill  and  da'e, 
woods  and  plantations.  The  parish  chuirh  of  Saint 
George  is  a  building  of  flint  faced  willi  stone,   with  a 


wai«  of  more  imp(Mtaiice  in    this  re-pect,  and  the  in- ;  well-pioportioned  to\ver,containinp  a  clock  and  bell 
habitants  derived,  and    still  derives   advantage  from    the  interior   has  been   rennvated  and   tlioioughly  re- 

ned 

the 
ible 
nients  are  equally  conducive  to  the  comfort  of  (nn)ilies  '  alterat'ons  has  been  defrayed  by  the  munificence  of 
and  coiumercial  gentltmen — they  are  also  posiiim-  j  the  i)resent  rector,  the  Rev.  William  Parker — who  is 
houses.    The  town   sustaiiud  great  damage  in   1()73,  ^  al-o  patron  of  the  living. 

from  an  extensive  fire,  that  destroyed  property  to  a  very  I      lUt^  population  of  S  diam-Toney  and  the  fallowing 
large  amount.     Wayland  Wood,  near  the  town,  which  j  pari-hes,  are  given  aficr  the  notice  of  Cressingiiam 


habitants  derived,  and  siui  derives  advantage  ironi  me  interior  nai  oeen  rennvaien  ann  iiioiougniy  i 
thi^  (ircunistance.  There  are  three  principal  Inns,  the  paired,  the  ceiling  renewed,  and  a  beautiful  stain 
♦  Bull,'  the  '  Crown,'  and  the  '  George  ;  these  arc  glass  window  inserted  in  the  chancel  representing  i 
excellent  e>tablishments,  and  their  internal  arrange- }' Last  Supper.*    The  entire  expense  of  these  valual 


gives  name  to  the  hundred,  is  the  i)lace  where  the 
sheriffs'  court  was  anciently  held;  and  is  supposed  to 
be  the  scene  of  the  tragical  tale,  or  legend  of  the 
•Babes  in  the  Wood.' 

The  parish  church  of  Saint  Maty  is  a  small  struc- 
ture, said  to  have  been  (figinally  built  in  the  leign  of 
Henry  I.;  the  tower,  which  contains  three  large  liells, 
is  of  a  singular  construction,  being  circular  :it  the 
bottom,  but  octangular  above:  the  living  is  a  vicarage. 
There  is  an  excellent  national  school  liere.  The  mar- 
ket, a  good  one  for  corn,  is  lield  on  Wednesday.  The 
ancient  fairs  are  held  July  10th,  Ortober  Uth,  and 
November  8th  ;  se  more  recently  established  areonand 
the  first  Wednesday  in  July,  and  the  first  Wednesday 

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The  small  village  <tf  Ovin(;ton  is  situated  nearly 
2  miles  n.n.b.  from  Walton,  on  the  road  to  Dereham. 
The  parish  church  of  Saint  John  the  Evangelist  is 
built  of  flint,  with  a  square  tower  and  a  Norman  door- 
way :  the  living  is  a  (lischaiged  rectory  in  the  p;itro- 
nage  of  the  Chancellor  and  Masieis  of  Cambridge 
University. 

Griston,  a  small  village,  is  2  miles  s.e.  from  Wat- 
ton,  simated  on  the  road  to  Attleborough.  Theehurch, 
a  plain  structure,  with  a  square  tower,  was  anciently 
dedicated  to  Saint  Margaret,  but  in  1477  it  was  lebullt 
and  dedicated  anew  to  Saint  Peter  and  Saint  Paul.  On 
the  tower  aie  seen  the  emblems  of  the  cross  keys  and 
swords,  iuid  the  noithern  end  of  the  church  is  lighted 


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WATTON,  &c. 


Korfolfe. 


by  a  stained  glass  window;  the  living  is  a  discharged 
vicarage,  in  the  gift  of  the  Bishop  of  Ely. 

Merton  is  rather  more  than  2  miles  s.s.w.  from 
Watton,  on  the  road  to  Thetford.  Merton  Hall  is  a 
beautiful  mansion,  of  great  antiquity.  The  parish 
church  of  Saint  Peter,  a  low  building  with  a  round 
tower,  stands  in  the  park,  a  short  distance  from  the 
hall  :  in  the  chancel  are  several  monuments  and 
brasses  to  the  family  of  De  Grey,  one  of  whom,  the 
Hon.  and  Rev.  Thomas  de  Grey,  is  patron  of  the  living. 

Carbrooke  is  a  rural  village,  nearly  3  miles  e.n.e. 
from  Watton.  A  preceptoiy  of  Knights  Templars  was 
founded  here  by  the  Earl  of  Clare,  in  1173,  and  ad- 
joining it  was  a  chapel ;  they  both  stood  in  the  present 
churchyard,  but  there  aie  not  any  remains  traceable 
ot  either  of  them.  The  church  of  Saint  Peter  and 
Saint  Paul  is  a  good  building  of  flint,  with  a  square 
tower  :  the  interior  is  lofty  and  well  lighted,  and  the 
chancel,  which  is  enclosed  by  a  carved  screen,  con- 
tains several  stalls  and  ancient  monuments:  the 
living  is  a  discharged  vicaiage  in  the  gift  of  Richard 
Dewing,  Esq. 

Caston  is  a  small  village,  3  miles  s.e.  from  Wat- 
ton, situated  on  the  road  to  Attleborough ;  it  contains 
the  parish  church  of  the  Holy  Cross,  and  a  Wesleyan 
chapel.    The  living  of  Caston  is  a  rectory,  with  those 


of  Rockland,  All  Saints,  and  Saint  Andrew  annexed, 
in  the  presentation  of  the  Rev.  Benjamin  Barker. 

Thompson  is  a  small  irregular  village,  about3  miles 
s.s.E.  from  Watton,  chiefly  inhabited  by  farm  labourers. 
The  church  is  dedicated  to  Saiiu  Martin  :  the  living  is 
a  perpetual  curacy, in  the  giftof  A.D.  Hunswoith.Esq. 

Great  Cressingham  village  is  nearly  5  miles  w.  by 
N.  from  Watton ;  situated  on  the  road  to  Swaflfliam. 
The  parish  church  of  Saint  Michael  is  a  large  struc- 
ture, composed  of  flint  and  freestone,  with  a  tower  at 
the  western  end.  The  nave  and  chancel  are  separated 
by  a  screen  curiously  painted  and  carved,  heliind  which 
are  several  stalls  similar  to  those  in  collegiate  churches  : 
the  hving  is  a  rectory,  in  the  gift  of  the  Crown. 

Little  Cressingham  is  about  a  mile  and  a  half 
from  Great  Cressingham.  The  church  is  an  unpre- 
tending building ;  it  is  dedicated  to  Saint  Andrew,  and 
the  living  is  a  discharged  rectory,  in  the  gift  of  the 
Rev.  Simeon  B.  VVarncr. 

Population,  ^c— All  the  foregoing  parishes,  except 
those  of  the  Cressinghams'  (which  are  in  Greenhoe 
hundred)  are  in  the  hundred  of  Wayland:  their  popu- 
lation respectively  in  1841,  was  as  follows  .  Saham- 
Toney,  1,217  ;Ovington,  268;  Griston,227;  Mer- 
ton, 164;  Carbrooke,  807;  Caston,  aDout  400; 
Thompson,  490;  Great  Cressingham,  476  ;  Little 
Cressingham,  about  300. 


POST  OFFICE*  Watton,  George  Wenham,  Post  Master. — Letters  from  Lonpon  and  various  parts, 
arrive  (from  Thetford  by  mail  cart),  every  morning  at  halt-past  four,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  eight 
in  the  evening. 

Letters  from  the  neighbouring  villages  arrive  (by  local  post)  every  morning  at  seven,  and  are  despatched 
at  the  same  hour  in  the  evening. 


NOBILITY,     GENTRY,    AN 
CLERGY. 

Barker  Miss  Hairiet,  Carbrooke 
Barker  Miss  Mary,  Griston  Hall 
Barker  Mr.  Robert,  Saharii 
Barton  Thomas,  Esq.,  Thtexton 
Blade  Mrs.  Susan,  Watton 
Boyce  Miss  Catherine,  Sahara 
Boyce  Mr.  John,  Sahara 
Bristow  iMr.  John,  Saham 
Brooke  Mr.  Thomas,  Watton 
Busteell  Mr.  Garrod,  Watton 
CrowMr. Robert,  Create  ressingham 
De  Grey  the  Hon.  M.  N.  O., Watton 
De  Grey  the  Hon.  &  Rev.  Thomas 

Merton  Hall 
Dewing  Richd.,Esq.,CarbrookeHall 
Dover  Henry,  Esq.,  Caston 
Ea^tick  Mr  Robert,  Gt.Cressingham 
Eke  Mrs.  Sarah,  Walton 
Goodricke    Francis     L.    H.,  Esq., 

Ciaremont  Lodge 
Griffin  Rev.  Alfred,  Watton 
Grigson  Mrs.  Mary,  Saham 
Hepworth  Rev.  William,  Giiston 
Hillyar  Rev.  Ge(>rgeWm.,Ovington 
Jeckell  Rev.  Peter,  Watton 
Lake  Mrs.  Machin,  Saham 
Land  Mr.  Edwd,  Caston      [Griston 
Land  the  Misses  Sarah  &  Priscilla, 
Lemann  Rev.  Fis.  Gregory,  Merton 
Lincoln  Miss  .Mary,  Watton 
Lusher  Mr.  Robert,  Walton 
Mann  Mrs.  Charlotte,  Watton 
MorrellMis-s  Ann,  Watton 
Palmer  Richard,  Esq.,  Caston 
Parker  Rev.  William,  Saham  Rectory 
Partridge  Rev.  Walter  John,  Caston 
Payne  Mrs.  Elizabt-th, Saham    [ham 
Philpot  Rev.Benjamin,  Gt.Cressiug- 
Russell  Mrs.  Martha,  Watton 
Scott  Thos.  Edward, Esq. Carbrooke 
Simons  Rev.  Edward,  Ovington 
Smith  Mr.  William, Gt.Cressingham 
Spring-Rice  the  Hon.&Rev.  Aubrey, 

Watton 

Stebbing  Mr.  Richard,  Watton 
Stevens  Mr.  Robert,  sen.,  Watton 
Thorpe  Rev.Wm.Smythe,Thompson 
Walsingham  the   Honble.   &  Rev. 

Thomas,  Lord,  Merton  Hall 
Warroan  Mr.  William,  Gristou 


Warner  Rev.  Simeon  Burney,  Little 

Cressingham 
Wells  Rev.  William,  Carbrooke 
Younge  Mr.  Philip,  Watton 

ACADEMIES     AND    SCHOOLS. 

Not  otherwise  described  are  day  only. 
Blade  Maria  Ann   (ladies'  boarding 

and  day)  Willow  House, Watton 
Hipkin  Elizabeth,  Carbiooke 
Free  School,  Saham,  JohnMarsh, 

master 
Free  School,  Little  Cressingham* 

Priscilla  M.Meyrick,  mistress 
Free  School,  Great  Cressingham, 

David    Eastick,    master;    Susan 

Eastick,  mistress  ;  Ellen  Haslem, 

mistress  of  Infants'  School 
National     School,     Carbrooke, 

Hannah  Banham,  mistress 
National  School,  Caston,  Mary 

Ann  Coe,  mistress 
NationalSchool,   Watton,  John 

Groome,masterj  HannahGroome, 

mistress 
NichoUs  Sarah,  Caston 
ShortWm.  (boarding  &  day)  Watton 
Stacey  Emma,  Saham 
Targett  Elizabeth,  Watton 
I  Thompson  Elizabeth,  Ovington 
Wright  Sarah  (boarding  and  day) 

Watton 

AGENTS. 

{See  also  Fire,  Sfc,  Office  Agents) 

Allen  William(to  the  EasternCoun- 

ties  Railway)  Watton 
Canhani  Jno.(totheEasternCounues 

and  Norfolk  Railways,  &  Watton 

Conveyance  Company)  Bull  Inn, 

Watton 

ATTORNEYS. 

Grigson  Edward  Robert,  Watton 
Massey  William,  Watton 


LeGriceJohn,  Caston 
Platford  Catherine,  Watton 
Reynolds  John,  Great  Cressingham 
Wright  Robert,  Watton 
Wyer  Edward,  Caston 


BANKERS. 

Harveys'&  Hudsons'  (Branch)  Wat 
ton — draw  on  Hankeys'  &    Co., 
London, BenjaminChaston,  agent, 
BLACKSMITHS. 

Cook  Ellen,  Caston 

Jacobs    George    (general    smith), 
Crown  Inn,  Watton 

Jacobs  Thomas,  Watton 

Mack  William,  Great  Cressingham 

Poppy  Jeremiah,  Thompson 

Rodwell  Robert,  Saham 

Smith  James,  Griston 

BOOT   6e  SHOE    MAKERS. 

Adcock  Robert,  Saham 

BoramJohn,  Watton 

Brett  John,  Caston 

Brown  James,  Griston 

Coker  James,  Walton 

Ellett  James,  Saham 

Gouch  Edward,  Caston 

Green  John,  Caston 

Lusher  Thomas,  GreatCressingham 

Marsh  James,  Watton 

Sayer  Edwaid,  Carbrooke 

Stackwood  V\  illiam,  Carbrooke 

Twaits  Barnabas,  Watton 

Younge  James,  Saham 

Younge  Robert,  Watton 

BREWERS. 

Canham  John,  Bull  Inn,  Watton 
Price  Robert,  Watton         [Brewery 
Stevens  Robt.,  (&maltster),  Watton 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Aldis  Ephraim,  Watton 
Davey  William,  Caston 
Hastings  John,  Watton 
Hastings  Thomas,  Watton 
Newson  .Matthew,  Carbrooke 

Wright  William,  Caston 
BUTCHERS. 

Barnard  Bogue,  Great  Cres8ini;hain 

Barnard  Robert,  Watton 

Bullen  Robert,  Carbrooke 

Hunter  Geoge,  Griston 

Larey  Rebecca,  Walton 

Mallows  James,  Watton 

Minns  Jeremiah,  Carbrooke 

Parker  Joseph,  Watton 

Price  George,  Watton 


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CARPENTERS. 

Leverage  John.  Little  Cressinghara 
Rice  SHtiuifl,  VVatton 
Taylor  Henry,  Cason 
Thimbletlioriie  llobcrt,  Carbrooke 
Thomson  Joiin,  Watton 

CHARCOAL     BURNERS, 

Claxtiin  Charles,  Witton 
Claxton  George,  Carbiooke 

CORN    DEALERS. 

James  William,  Castoii 

Targett  Henry,  Watton 
FARDIERS. 

Aipe  Edmund,  Carbrooke 

AIpe  Hammond,  Tliumpson 

Andrews  Janit-s 

Batterham  William,  Thompson 

Beets  James,  Watoii 

Bilham  Harriet,  War  ton 

BrasiiettThciinas,  Saliam 

Bras-nett  Mary,  Gristou 

Brett  John,  Little  Cressingham 

Cadily  Thomas,  Carbrooke 

Chapman  James,  Carbrooke 

Chapman  Richard,  Gt.  Cressingham 

Clarke  Charles,  Tnoinpson 

Clarke  Edward,  S^ham 

Clarke  William  Robert,  Carbrooke 

Cook  Isaac,  Merton 

Davey  Thomas,  Carbrooke 

Davey  William,  Casion 

Deuney  Geoige,  Otiogton 

Farrow  U  illiam  &  Edmund,  Saham 

Filbv  John,  Casinn 

Fiance  Edv^ard,  Thompson 

Gaskin  George,  Thomiison 

Gri  in  III erKie(Ierick,nt. Cressingham 

Hardy  Brighten,  Little  Cre-sinj^ham 

Howling  William, LittleCressingham 

Hunter  John,  Ovington 

J^mei  William,  Caston 

Kiddle  Samuel,  Thompson 

Kiildle  William,  .Sahaui 

Land  Roh-rt,  Caston 

Lee  Joseph,  Carbrooke 

Leggate  John,  Carpenter  [son 

Leggatt-Robt.,  (&carpeiiter)Thomp- 

Mace  John,  Saham 

Mace  Thoinis,  Carbrooke 

Waidwell  Eiobeit,  Ovington 

Warsh  John,  Threxton 

Matthews  Joseph,  Saham 

Ma'thews  Thomas,  jun., Thompson 

Matthews  Tliomas,  INlcrton 

Murrell  Mark,  Carbrooke 

Riishbiooke  Georue,  Carbrooke 

Siliiion  Richard,  Watton 

Saver  Benjamin,  Carbrooke 

Sewell  George,  Saham 

Smith  James,  Caston 

Smitli  Robert,  Caston 

Starko  Ezekiel,  Carbrooke 

Stebbiiigs  Hi'tiiy,  Carbrooke 

Steel  John,  Caibiooke 

Taylor  Robfrt,  Ovington 

Thor>ton  Joremiah,  Ovington 

TinKev  John,    (and  merchant), 
Carbrf)oke 

Turner  Ellis,  Caston 

W  ce  John,  Carbrooke 

Wace  Richard,  Watton 

Warrt'ii  John,  Carbrooke 

Wilby  l«aac.  Canton 

Wing Jt-remiab,  Thompson 

Wiiiti'i  Jolin,  Cailirooke 

Woid  Henry,  (&  steward),  Merton 
FIRE    &c_    OFFICE     AGENTS 

Atlas,  William  Masse/,  Watton 

Norwich  Union,  William  Masscy, 
Watton;  &  R<)bt.Wri;;ht,  Watton 

ScFioLK,  William  Short,  VVatton 

Western  ( Life),  J ohnSeriTll Cow- 
ing, Wattoa 

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GARDENERS. 

Archer  James,  Watton 
Harper  Samuel,  Watton 
Rump  William,  VVatton 
Smith  Thomas,  Wattou 

GROCERS    ec    DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

Marked  tlius  *  are  also  Drapers. 
•Alexander  Elizabeth,  Watton 
*Anias  Charles  (and  batter), Watton 
•Bilham  James,  Caston  [ham 

Chapman  Uoht.  ( tlour)  ,Gt.Cressing- 
•Clarke  Robeit,  Carbrooke 
French  John,  .Saham 
•George  &  Kiddle,  Watton 
Hunt  William,  Saham 
Leggate  Martha 'I'ay lor,  Thompson 
Ijinroln  John,  Thompson 
Nelthorpe  James,  Gt.  Cressingham 
OsbornJolin,  Griston 
Payne  George,  Saham 
Pitts  James,  Caston 
Powlev  Clement,  Gt.  Cressingham 
•Rook  William,  Watton 
Sniton  Richard,  Gt.  Cressingham 
Warnes  Reuben,  Watton 
•Watson  John,  Watton 
INNS- 
COMMERCIAL    AND   POSTING. 

Bull  (and  railway  and  conveyance 
parcel  office),  John  Canhau;, 
Watton 

Crown  (and  inland  revenue  office), 
Gt-orgeJacobs,(and  horse  dealer] , 
Watton 

George  (and  family  hotel  and  corn 
exchange), Stephen  Emerson, (and 
liearse  and  funeral  carriage  pro- 
pi  ietor),  Market  place,  VVattou 

LEATHER    CUTTERS. 

Georgf  George,  Wattoa 
Read  Burrows,  Watton 


LINEN    DRAPERS. 

See  under  the  head  Grocers,   Sfc. 

MACHINE     MAKERS^ 

AGRICULTURAL. 

Crook  Christopher,  Thompson 
Crook  Christopher,  jun.,Tliompson 
Hunter  Jonathan,  Carbrooke 

MILLERS. 

Andrew  James,  Ovington 
Barker  Robt-rt,  Caston 
Brisiow  John,  Saham 
Knights  Henry,  Carbrooke 
Knights  Jonathan,  Carbrooke 
Land  Benjamin,  Little  Cressingham 
Lincoln  Thomas,  'I'hompsou 
Rose  Williaiu,  Ovington 
MILLINERS  &DRESS  MAKERS 
Amas  Mary  Ann,  Watton 
Nicholls  Susannah,  Caston 
Turner  Ke/ia,  VVatton 

PAINTERS    et    GLAZIERS. 
Drake  Tlmmas,  Watton 
Hendry  < Cornelius,  Watton 
Hendry  Thomas,  VVattou 
Hewitt  John,  Caston 
Siggins  Henry,  VVatton 

SADDLERS. 
Bowles  Barnard,  Walton 
Cornwall  Robert.  VVatton 
Fox  William,  VVatton 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 
Heiidiy  Harriet,  VVatton 
Minns  Mary,  Walton 
Minns  Mary  Ann,  Carbiyoke 

SURGEONS. 
French  Henry,  VVatton 
Hargreaves  George,  Watton 
< ,  UargreaveA  JoiiB,  VVatton 


TAILORS. 

.Araas  Charles,  Watton 
Biowu  James,  Vi'atton 
Cortis  Robert,  Great  Cressingham 
Drake  Isaac,  Caston 
Hulmes  Henry,  Carbrooke 
James  W  iihain,  VVatton 
Jenuey  William,  jun..  Caston 
Minns  Thomas.  Carbrooke 
Scott  Machin,  Watton 
8tandleyJames(and  draper), Watton 
Pack  Henry,  Saham 
Watson  John,  VVatton 
TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 
Bell,  Robert  Powley,  Saliam 
Cheque]  5,  (tobert  IJiilIen,  Saham 
Chequers,  Michael  Gaskin,  Thompson 
Cocii,  William,  Berry,  Ovington 
Crown,  Georee  Claxton.  Caibiooko 
Crown,  JefTery  Warren,  OvinETton 
Dolphin,  VVilliam  Mace,  Saham 
Duke's  lleap,  Genrge  Bailey.  Caston 
Flower  Pot,  Daniel  Waters,  Watton 
Fox,  Mary  Ann,Bartleet,Gt.  Cressingham 
Green  Man,  Williaiu  Tolnian,  Watton 
King's  Arms,  Frederick  Cooper,  Watton 
Lion,  Charles  Slebbincs,  Caston 
Itobiii  Hood.Wm.  Mack, Gt. Cressingham 
Wagon  and   Horses,  Briscall   Mannings, 
Griston  [singham 

Windmill,  Matthew  Brunton, Great  Cres- 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Baldwin  Thomas,  Saham 

Cook  William,  Little  Cressingham 

GaihergoodJames  (and  timber  mercbanl), 

Watton 
Price  Robert,  Watton 
Rfeve  Barnabas,  Watton 
Tennani  'I'homas,  Saham 
Watson  William,  Caibrooke 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 
Smith  Thomas,  Watton 
Worm  James,  Watton 

WATCH  6t  CLOCK    MAKERS. 
Adcock  Samuel,  Watton 
WenbamGeorge  (&  jeweller  &book- 

seller),  Watton 
WHEELWRIGHTS  &    SMITHS. 
Banhani  (Jeo.  (&gig maker),  Ca-ton 
Brunion  Matiliew,  Gt.Cressingliana 
Cattoii  George,  Caibrooke 
Ciiapman  Benjamin.  Gii^ton 
Hipkins  'I'liomas,  Carbrooke 
Jenness  Thomas,  Saham 
Mace  VVilliam,  Saham 
Nelthorpe  James,  Gt.  Cressingham 
Sturgeon  William,  VVatton 
Tliomp-^oii  John,  VVaUon 
Tolman  James,  Little  Cressingham 
V^ince  Philip,   Ca-ton 
W^INEAc  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS 
Caiiliam  John,  Dull  Inn,  VVattou 
Hastings  John  Edward,  Watton 
Stevens  Robt.  Ed wd. (spirit)  VVatton 

Miscellaneous- 

Baley  Robert,  auctioneer,  Watton 
Buxton  Henry,  brazier  &  tinman,  Watton 
Cluislon  Alfred,  stamp distribuier, Watton 
Ciiuston   Daniel,  registrar  of  births  and 

deaths,  mid  relieviiis  officer,  Caston 
Everett  Thomas,  steward,  Saham 
Fox  Edmd.  George,  letter  carrier,  Watton 
George  George,  leather  cutler  &stalioner, 

Walton 
Gowing  John  Sewell,  bookseller,   printer 

and  lil'rary,  Watton 
Hardy  Brighton,  brick  maker,  Saham 
Harvey  James,  carter.  Saham 
Inland  Revenue  Office,  at  tbeCrowD 

Inn,  Watton 
Payne  Joseph,  carrier,  Watton 
Seeker  Samnel,  basket  maker,  Watton 
Stacey  Zecliariah,  cooper,  Saham 
Si  AMP  Ofj'ice,  Watlon— Alfred   Ch«»- 

lon,  distributer 
Thniling  John,  horse  breaker,  Watlon 
Tingey  John,  mercliant  Carbrooke 
Watson  Burton,  hair  dresser  and  turner, 

Watton 


JB(«ctoi|). 


WATTON,  &c. 


Korfolfe; 


PLACES    OP    WORSHIP, 

AND  THEIU  MINISTERS. 

Holt    Cross    Church,    Castoa— Rev. 

Walter  John  Parti  idee,  rector 
Saint  AndrkWs  Church,  Little  Cres- 

sixgham — ReT-SimeonBarney  Warner, 

rector. 
Saint  George's CHDRCH,Sal)am— Rev. 

William  Parker,  rector;  Hoiible.&  Rev. 

Aubrey  Spring  Rice,  cnr ale. 
Saint  John's  Church,  Oviiieton— Rev. 

Edward  Simons,  rector;  Rev.  George 

William  Hillyar,  curate. 
Saint  Ma h tin's  Church. Thompson — 

Rev.  Willi;im  Smytlie  Thorpe,  rector. 
Saint  Mary's  Church,  Watlon— Rev. 

Peter  Jeckrll,  rei  tor. 
Saint  Michael's  Church,  Great  Cres- 

sin^liam — Rev.  Benjamin  Philpot,rtWor. 
Saint  Peter's  Church,  Merton— Rev. 

Francis  Giegory  Lemann,  rec/or. 
Saint  Peter's  &  St.  Paul's  Church 

Grestou — Re  v.  William  Hepworih,t)icar 


Independent  Chapels,  Walton  &  Car- 
broolie— Rev.  Alfred  Gritlin. 

Wesleyan  Methodist  Chapels-,  Wat. 
ton;  Sahain-Toney;  Caslon,  and 
Carbrooke.  [-(on 

Pbimitivk  Methodist  Chapel, Wat- 
COACHES- 

To  ATTLEBOROUGH  RAILWAY 
STATlON.JohnCanhum'sConcA.from 
the  Bull  Inn,  every  Thursday  and  Sat, 

To  NORWlCH,aCoacA,from  the  George 
Inn,  every  Saturday 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY. 

The  nearest  Stations  are  at  Attle- 
BOBOUiiH.onilie  Norfolk  Railway, 
ten  miles  s.K. distant.  East  Dereham, 
on  the  East  Anglian,  about  thesame 
distance  N.;  Swaffham,  on  the  same 
line,  9  miles  N.w.,  and  Thetford,  on 
the  Eastern  Counties  line,  12 
miles  a. 


There  is  a  Coach  from  the  Bull  Inn,  to 
Altleborough,  twice  a  week  as  above 
stated,  &  Fans  from  the  same  Inn,  daily 

CARRIERS- 

To  ATTLEBOROUGH,  John  Canlmm', 

Fans,  from  tlie  Bui!  Inn,  daily 

To  BRANDON,  William  Allen,  from 
Watton,  daily 

To  NORWICH,  John  Canham's  Fonis 
from  the  Bull  Inn,  to  Attleborough,  and 
thence  by  RiiUnay,  daily,  and  Jame» 
Harvey,  (rom  Watton,Monday  &Thur>, 

To  SHIPDHAM,  William  Allen,  from 
his  Officf,  Watton,  Monday,  Wednes- 
day and  Friday 

To  STOKE  FERRY,  Joseph  Payne,  on 

Monday 
To   SWAFFHAM.   Joseph  Payne,  from 

Watton,  Monday  and  Thursday 


WELLS, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGE  OF  HOLKHAM  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 

If  11  ELLS  is  a  paiisli  and  sea-port  town  in  tlie  )iun-  some  structure  nf  flint,  with  a  lofty  embattled  tnwer  : 
dre<1  of  North  Gieeiilioe,  118  miles  n.n.e.  from  Loii-  the  liviui?  is  a  rectory  in  tlie  Rift  of  the  Rev.  Rubert 
don,  32  N.w.  by  n.  from  Norwicli,  and  10  s.  from  John  Hopper;  the  Rev.  Valeniine  Hill  is  the  prest-nt 
Fakuiham — the  last  named  is  at  present  the  nearest  incumbent.  There  are  places  of  worship  for  Indepen- 
railway  station,  but  an  ac.  of  parliament  was  obtained  dents,  the  Society  of  Fiiends,  and  VVesieyan  and 
in  184.5,  for  continuing  the  line  to  Wells.  The  town  Primitive  Methodists.  A  .'chool  here,  for  children  of 
is  situned  on  a  creek  of  the  German  Ocean,  and  con-  eitlier  stK,  and  for  infants'  is  entirely  suppnrttd  by  the 
sists  pi  incipally  of  two  stt  eets  Uadiuu  to  the  quay,  and  -  Karl  nf  Leicester.  A  fair  is  iield  on  Shrove  Tuesday  but 
some  smaller  ones;  lately  they  have  been  paitially  for  the  purposes  of  trade,  or  ndvantrige  to  the  iiihabi- 
liglited  with  gas.  and  some  of  them  macadamized,  i  tatits,  it  is  of  but  little  consideration.  The  parish  con- 
The  harbour  has  been  much  injured  by  the  accumula-  j  tained,  in  1831.  3,624  inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  3,504. 
tion  of  sand,  and  its  shifting  rendered  it  somewhat  Holkham  is  a  parish  in  the  .same  liundred  as  Wells 
difficult  of  access;  and  when  a  north  or  nortli-east  I — the  village  a  pleasant  one,  is  situated  on  the  coast 
wind  blows  violently  the  safety  of  vessels  at  its  mouth  |  about  2  miles  w.  of  Wells.  It  was  fornnrly  a  sea- 
is  greatly  endangered.  Within  the  last  few  yeais, '  port  of  some  eminence,  and  in  the  reign  of  Edward 
however,  the  harbour  commissioners  have  effected  II.  furnislied  conjointly  with  Burnham  Deepdale, 
considerable  improvetnents,  and  a  new  stone  quay  has  I  one  vessel  to  assist  in  transpoi  ting  troops  from  Ireland 
been  erected  two  hundred  and  tiiirty  yards  in  length,  |  to  Scotland.  'J'he  church  dedicated  to  S^int  Withi- 
and  a  new  voaA  opened  communicating  will)  it.  The  j  burge,  is  situated  on  elevHted  land,  to  the  north  of 
trade  of  the  port  is  of  .some  importance  in  the  expor-  the  town,  and  its  tower,  which  is  massive,  quadrang- 
tation  of  grain  and  malt,  and  importation  of  coal,  tiles  niar  and  embattled,  .-eives  as  a  land  mark  :  the  Eat  1  of 
and  deals  :  many  of  the  inhabitants  are  empl(»yed  in  j  Leicester  is  patron  of  the  livine  ;  the  Rev.  Al  xander 
the  fishery,  and  tlie  ovsters  taken  from  the  beds  here  j  Napier  is  the  present  incumbent.  There  are  several 
are  of  an  excellent  quality.  The  parish  of  Wells  com- jalm.shou.ses,  schools,  and  other  charities,  by  which 
prises  four  manors,  three  of  which  behmg  to  the  Earl  i  the  poor  of  the  parish  are  benefitted,  supported  by  the 
of  Leicester,  the  other  to  Sir  Robert  John  Harvey,  |  niunicence  of  the  nobleman  befoie  mentioned — his 
Bait.,  as  lessee  of  the  Bisliop  of  Norv\ich.  The  [  princely  seat,  Holkham  Hall  is  here:  in  the  parka 
stevvaid  of  the  Earl  holds  courts  leet  and  baron  an-  monument  has  been  erected  bv  subscription  in  honour 
nually,  and  the  magistrates  of  the  hundred  assemble  of  the  late  (and  first)  Earl  of  Leicester,  one  hnudred 
hei  e  in  petty  session  once  a  fortnight.  and  forty  feet  in  height.     The  population  of  the  parish 

The  parish  chuicli  of  Saint  Nicholas  is  rather  a  hand-   in  1831,  was  7.92,  and  in  1841,  731. 

POST  OFFICE,  High-street,  Wells,  John  Southgate,  Poit  Master.— LeUeis  from  London,  Nor- 
wich and  Yarmouth,  also  from  Lynn-Regis  and  the  North,  &c.,  arrive  every  morning  at  half-past  eight, 
and  are  de>  patched  at  five  in  the  afternoon. 

Letters  ariive  from,  and  are  despatched  to  Holkham  daily;  and  from  Warham,  Stiffkey  and  Binham, 
every  afternoon  at  a  quaiter  before  four,  and  are  despatched  at  nine  in  the  morning. 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY,     AND 
CLERGY. 

Burley  Mrs.  Hannah,  Butlands 
Carver  Jonathan  Rev.  Butlands 
Cassidy  Mrs.  Mary,  Staith  st 
Fryer  Alt.  John  \i..  Mill  Une     [ner 
Harman  Mr.  William,  'I'inkers  cor- 
Herrinu  Rev.  Henry,  Butlands 
Houghton  A.'rs.  Ann,  Church  st 
Leeiler  Mr.  Robeit,  Fieeman  st 
Leicester  the  Right  Honbie.  Earl  of, 

Holkham  Hall 
Martin  Rev.  Sieplien,  Butlands 
Moore  Mrs.  Jemima,  West  end 
Napier  Rev.  Alexander,  Holkham 
Race  Mrs.  Hairiet,  Butlands 
Rayner  Mis.  Julia,  Mill  lane 
Reed  James T.,  Esq.,  Marsh  House 
Rump  Miss  Elizabetli,  Standard  road 
Rump  Mr.  Robert.  Butlands 
Shaw  Mrs,  Mary,  High  st 
Simpson  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  High  st 


iSouthnate  Mrs.  Hannah,  High  st 
I  Spooner  Mrs.  Martha,  Butlands 
Walker  Mrs.  Elizaheth,  Git  be  yard 
Wriahl  Mrs.  Charles  T  .  High  st 

ACADEMIES    AND    SCHOOLS. 

Alcock  Phoebe,  Standard  yard 
Earl  of  Leicester's  School, 
New  road — William  Gamble, mas- 
ter; iMary  Ann  Gamble, mistress; 
Maria  Gamble,  mistress  of  In- 
fants' School 
Free  School, Hoik  ham— Jonathan 
Buck,  master ;  Elizabeth  Buck, 
mistiess  [mers  hill 

Garwood  Rose,  (boarding),  Plum- 
Hook  Seppings,  Staith  st 
Infants'  ScHOOL,Holkham — Sarah 

Crossley,  mistress 
Judd  Harriet,  Tinker's  corner 
Munson  Elizabeih,  Newgate  lane 
Oliver  Sampson,  Standard  yard 
Silvers  Tolver,  High  st 


AGENTS. 
{See  also  Fire,  i^-c.  Office  Agents) 
Baker  William  (to  the  Earl  of  Lei- 
cester), Holkham 
Houghton  Edward  (land),  High  st 
Parker  Robinson  (to  Lloyds'), Quay 
Race  William  (to  the  Trinity  House), 
Butlands  [Quay 

Sandling  Thomas  D.  (ale  &  porter). 
Tin  Key  George  (to  Eyre  &  Che.sier), 
Quay  [maltsters),  Qoav 

Wells  Robert  (to  R.  &  R.  Bieretou, 

ATTORNEYS. 

Garwood  Thomas,  Butlands 
Loynes  RobeitT.,  Butlands 
BAKERS  «c  FLOUR  DEALERS. 
Baker  Robert,  High  st 
Bambiidge  James,  High  st 
Bouch  William,  Freeman  8t 
Brown  George,  High  st 
Emerson  Russell,  Holkham 

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WELLS,  &c. 


MaUt^» 


BAKERS/   &c. — Continued. 
Hill  Robert,  Staith  st 
Land  Robert,  Staith  st 
Mani)  Francis,  East  end 
RIatsell  Tliomas,  Staith  st 
IVIiller  William  Henry,  Freeman  St 
News'in  InUuc,  Quay 
NiflmlN  Benjamin,  Standard  road 
Nichols  Geoige,  Higli  st 
Skeit  James,  Chutcli  st 
Waliier  Thomas,  Freeman  st 
BASKET    MAKERS. 
Caufor  Robert,  High  st 
Small  VVilliani,  Freeman  st 

BLACKSMITHS. 
Cadamy  Henry,  Church  st 
Farrow  James,  Church  st 
Garratt  William,  Newgate  lane 
Kaiidall  William,  Burnt  st 
Smiili  I^aac,  East  end 
M'hisson  William,  Mill  lane 
Woods  Joiin,  Glebe  yard 
BOOKSELLERS,    STATIONERS 
AND    PRINTERS. 

Fryer  Thomas  &  Henry,  Staith  st 
Howard  Thomas,  Builinds 
Neville  Henry,  High  st 

BOOT  AND  SHOE   MAKERS. 

Anderson  Josiah,  Staith  st 
Bullock  Benjamin,  East  end 
Caselton  Joseph,  Staith  st 
Elliott  Edward  F.,  High  st 
Gregory  George,  High  st 
Lake  Henry,  Freeman  st 
Leggett  Thomas,  Siaith  st 
Matthews  William,  Quay 
Medwell  William,  Freeman  st 
Powditch  Samuel.  Staith  st 
Smith  Thomas,  Quay 
Tinker  Robert,  High  st 
Warner  William,  GKbe  yard 
BRICKLAYERS&PLASTERERS 
Hagon  George,  Holkham 
Holmes  James,  Tinker's  corner 
Flatten  Tliomas,  Lugger  yard 

BUTCHERS. 

Hamond  William  L.,  Newgate  lane 
Howard  John, Quay 
Jarrett  Samuel,  Staith  st 
Leeder  itoberi  B.,  Quay 
Metcalf  Rol-eit,  top  of  High  st 
Ramm  James.  High  st 
Richardson  Willian),  Freeman  st 
Spiiiks  William,  Builands 
Tenn  James,  Freeman  st 
Virtigans  Jacob,  Kreeman  st 

CABINETI&    CHAIR   MAKERS. 

Belts  George  &  Benjamin,  Butlands 
Boucli  William,  Freeiwan  st 
Leeder  Thomas,  Quay 
l.,eslie  John,  Church  st 
Plowman  George,  High  st 

CHEMISTS    AND     DRUGGISTS. 

Leslie  John,  Church  st 
Shenstone  James,  Staith  .st 
Taylor  William,  Freeman  st 

CHINA,  GLASS,  Ser.  DEALERS. 

Biinn  Thomas,  Fieiman  st 
Ward  Robert,  Stai'h  st 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 

{See  also  Corn  and  Coal  Mcrcfuints.) 

Cook  William,  Quay 

Cut  son  Joliii,  Quay 

Gabs  Joshua,  Quay 

Leeder  Robert,  Quay 

Lord  Richard,  Quay 

Parker  Rf)iiinson,  Quay 

Sandling 'I'honias,  Quay 

Smith  John,  Quay 

Southgate  Francis,  Quay 

Temple  Maria  (dealer),  Glebe  yard 

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CONFECTIONERS. 

Dixon  John,  Staith  st 
HoUiday  Francis,  High  st 
Matsell  Thomas,  Staith  st 

COOPERS. 

Massingham  John,  Staith  st 
Walker  William,  Glebe  yard 
Whitaker  Robert,  High  st 

CORN    &   COAL    MERCHANTS. 

{See  also  Coal  Merchants.) 
Breret.n  R.  &  R.  Quay 
Chapman  Jatiies,  Quay 
Crofts  Henry,  Quay 
Eyre  &  Chester,  Quay 
Haycock  Joseph,  Quay 

FIRE,  etc.   OFFICE    AGENTS. 
Crown  (life),JamesYoung,Burnt  st 
General,  Thomas  &  Henry  Fryei, 

Staith  st 
General     (hail-storm),     Francis 

Loose,  Butlands 
Guardian,  Robert  Ward,   Staith  st 
MerchantSeamens'Fund,  Joshua 

Gales,  secretaiy.  Quay 
Norwich  Union,   Henry  Neville, 

High  street 
Phoenix  (fire) ,  and  Pelican  (life) , 

Fraiicis  Loose,  Butlands 
Sun,  William  B.  Tyzack,  High  st 

GROCERS  AND  DRAPERS. 
(See  also  Shopkeepers.) 
Coker  William,  Quay 
Elgar  William  (&  tallow  chandler), 

Staith  street  [Staith  st 

Fryer  Thomas  &  Henry  (grocers), 
GalesJoshua(&ship  chandler)  ,Quay 
Massey  William,  Church  st 
Ringer  WiMiam  Smith  (grocer  and 

tallow  chandler).  Freeman  st 
Tyrell  &  Gibbs,  High  st 

GUNSMITHS. 
Hall  Robert,  High  st 
Orford  George,  Staith  st 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Howard  Albert,  Quay 

Lynn  William,  Staith  st 

Tyzack  James,  Quay 

Tyzack  James  (to  Her  Majesty  and 

Prince  Albert),  High  st 
Walker  William,  Freeman  st 

INNS. 

[See  also  Taverns  &^  Public  Houses.) 
Crown,  Samuel  Ellis,  Butlands 
Holkham  New  Inn,  Joseph  Bonlter, 
Holkham  [road 

Railway   Hotel,  John  Smith,  New 
Victoria,  Maria  Lack,  Holkham 

IRONMONGERS. 

Bouch  William,  Freeman  st 
Mann  Richard,  &  Co,  Higli  st 
Tyzack  James,  High  st 

JOINERS   AND    BUILDERS. 

Hin.son  Horatio,  Burnt  st 

l.,eeder  Thos.(&  brick  maker), Quay 

Sparks  Peter,  Church  st 

MACHINE  MAKERS- 
AGRICULTURAL. 

Brett  Robt.  f&millwright),  Butlands 
Woods    John    (and  ironfoundcr). 
Glebe  yard 

MALTSTERS. 

Brcretoii  R.  &  R.  Quay 
Cha|)inan  James,  Quay 
Eyre  &  Chester,  Quay 
Rust  Martha,  Quay 

MILLERS. 

Brown  William,  East  Mill 
Emerson  Rus.-ell,  ftFill  lane 
West  George  Gallow  road 


MILLINERS  et  DRESSMAKERS 

Howard  Hannah,  Butlands 

Loose  Mary,  Butlands         [High  St 

Savage  Frances  (&  straw  bonnet), 

PAINTERS,      PLUMBERS    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Loose  Joliii,  Holkham 
Plattin  Robert,  High  st 
Plowman  George  G.  High  st 

ROPE    fie   TWINE    MAKERS. 
Baker  Wm.  &  John,  Butlands 
P'ia.xman  Thomas,  Wai  ham  road 
Outlaw  Charles,  Warham  road 
Storey  Joshua,  Plummer's  hill 
Tiiurgar  William,  Church  st 

SADDLERS, 

Bell  Benjamin,  Staith  st 
Evans  George,  Staith  st 

SHIP  fie  BOAT  BUILDERS. 
Soutlmate  Joseph  S.  East  End 
Tyrrel!  Henry  Thomas,  East  End 

SHOPKEEPERSficDEALERS IN 
GROCERIES  fie  SUNDRIES. 

Andei  son  Josiah,  Staith  .st 
Chadd  Robert,  Freeman  st 
Harman  Sarah  Ann,  Freeman  st 
Johnson  Joshua,  Kreeman  st 
Metcalf  Robert,  East  End 
Palmer  Mar_\,  East  End 
Ramm  James,  High  st 
Readcock  Ann,  High  st 
Sowter  Rebecca,  Kreeman  st 
Speeks  James,  Quay  [ger  laire 

Twoo  Pleasei:ce  Beddingfield,  Dug- 
Yonng  William,  Holkham 

SURGEONS. 

Rump  Hugh,  Standard  road 
Young  James,  Burnt  st 

TAILORS. 

Coker  William  (&  draper).  Quay 
Groom  Robert,  High  st 
Hamaway  John,  Staith  st 
Leggett  Newton  (and  draper), Quay 
Leggett  William,  Butlauds 
Skeet  Robert,  High  st 

TAVERNS  fie  PUBLIC  HOUSES, 

Bowling  Green,  James  Newson, Church  st 
Crown  and  Anchor,  George  Rix,  Siaith  st 
Dogger  Tavern,  .John  Rix,  Freeman  st 
Fleece, Thomas  Hayhow,  Quay 
Globe,  Thomas  Priest,  Rutlands 
Green  Drat'on,  Henry  Fox,  High  st 
Holkham  Arms,  William  Ford,  West  end 
Jolly  Sailor,  Jonathan  Shreeve,  East  eniJ 
King's  Arms,Wm.  Richardson, Freeman  it 
Lord  Nelson,  Robert  Matthews,  Quay 
New  Inn,  Thomas  Hayhow,  .Staith  st 
Oslrirh,  John  Porter,  Burnt  st 
Queen's  Head,  John  Lake,  East  end 
Red  Lion,  Ann  Powditch,  Redlionyard 
Royal  Exchange,  Wm.  Ellis,  Freeman  st 
Royal  Standard,  Henry  Crawford,  Quay 
Sailors'  H orae, Ed w.Wickham, Freeman »t 
i^liip,  John  Curaon,  Quay 
Sun,  Robert  Leeder.  jnn  Quay 
Three  Tuns,  Richard  Carraway,  Quay 
Wheatslicaf,  Benjnrain  Brown, Freeman  si 
William  IV.,  William  S.  Bone,  High  it 

Retailers  of  Beer 

Bricheno  Henry,  Tinker's  corner 
Fox  Henry.  East  end 
Frost  I  honias,  Church  st 
Garratt  Sarah,  Freeman  st 
(ialh  Thomas,  High  st 
Loose  Francis,  F'reeman  st 
Readcock  Ann,  High  st 
.Spooner  Joseph,  Freeman  st 

WATCH    fie   CLOCK   MAKERS, 

Curson  Mathew,  Staith  st 
Russell  William,  High  st 

WTHITESMITHS. 

Ransome  William,  Dogcer  lane 
Whisson  William,  Mill  lane 
Woods  John,  Glebe  yard 


©ircctoifi. 


WELLS,  &c. 


Koifolfe 


VriNE  «c  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

Neville  Henry,  High  st 

Rust  Martha  (and  brewer),  Quay 

Soutligate  Francis,  Uutlauds 

Miscellaneous 

Baker  Joseph,  glover,  High  st 
Belts  Martha,  straw  bonnet  mkr.  Staith  si 
Bunn  Thomas,  timber  dealer,  Freeman  at 
Cadamy  Henry,  lime  burner,  Wareham  rd 
Cawston  Thos.tin-plate  worker, Glebe  yd 

Custom  hoose  Office,  the   Quay 

Charles  VV.  Claxton,  principal  officer; 
John  Brown,  tide  waiter  ;  John  Parker, 
harbour  master 
Gas  Works,  Mill  lar»e— James  Howard, 

superintendent 
Houghton  Edward,  auctioneer  and  land 

surveyor,  High  street 
Inland  Revenue  Office,   Butlands — 

John  Summer,  officer 
Leech  Renjamin,  currier, Staith  st 
Mitchell  Koberl,  cutler,  Church  st 
Parker  John,  harbour  master.  Quay 
Plo-wman  Thomas,  furniture  broker  and 
seive  maker,  Hieh  street  [tributer 

STAMP  Of*1€F — Robert  Ward,  sub-dis- 


Tyzack  Charles,  patten  and   clog  maker. 

High  st  [Highst 

Tyzack  James,  jeweller   and  toy  dealer, 

Wemms    Matthew,  tobacco-pipe  inaker 

Church  street  , 

Whnrf  Martha, furrier  and  batter, High  st 

Williamson  Honor,clothesdealr,Mill  lane 

Young  James,   registrar  of   births    and 

deaths,  Burnt  street 


COACH- 

To    FAKENHAM,   a    Coach,  from   the 

Crown,  every  morning  (Sun.  excepted), 

at  nine 

RAIL-WAY. 
The  nearest  Station  is  at  FAKENBaM,  10 

miles  s.  from  Wells 
There  is  a  Coach  to  Fakenham,  daily,  as 

above  stated 

CARRIERS 

To  BARNEY,  William  Riches,  from  the 

Royal  Standaid,  Wednesday 
To   BINHAM,  John    Bullen.frora     the 

Fleece, Monday, Wednesday  &  Saturday 


To  BRANCASTER,  Thoma«  Rix,  from 

the  Three  Tuns,  Saturday 

To  BURNHAM,John  Howard,  fiom  the 
Sun,  Saturday 

To  FAKF.NHAW,  William  Raven.Tues- 
day,  Thursday  and  Saturday 

To  HOLT,Janii'S  Karara,  from  theThrce 
Tuns,  Weilnesiiay 

To  LYNN,  Thomas  Rhodes,  from  the 
Royal  .standard,  and  I'eter  Cock,  Mon- 
day and  Thursday 

To  NORWICH,  Joseph  Coe,  from  the 
Jolly  Sailor,  Monday  and  Thursday, 
James  Slearman,  from  Freeman  street, 
Tuesday;  William  Riches,  from  the 
Royal  Standard,  Wednesday,  &  Richard 
Belsham,  Thuisday 

CONVEYANCE  BYWATER. 

To  LONDON,  two  regular  Traders, 
monthly— Thomas  Powditcli  &  Jame» 
Chapman,  arjents 

To  HCLL,  Vessels  twice  a  month— Thos. 
D.  Sandling,  agent 

To  NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, 
NORTH  and  SOU'IH  SHIELDS, 
SUNDERLAND  &  HARTLEPOOL, 
a  Vessfl  at  irregular  periods 


w. 


WYMONDHAM  and  NEIGHBOURHOOD, 


YMONDHAM  is  a  parisli,  in  the  Imndred  of 
Forelioe — tire  inaiket  town  is  100  miles  n.e.  byN. 
fiotii  London,  12  s.s.e.  from  East  Dereham,  2G  s.  s.  E. 
from  Kakenham,  20  n.e.  from  Thetford,  and  y  w.s.w. 
from  Norwi<.li;  situated  on  the  liigh  road  between  the 
two  last  named  towns,  on  the  Norfolk  line  of  railway, 
and  the  Eas't  Dereham  and  Fakenham  branch  joins  the 
main  line  at  tiiis  town,  li  is  provincially  pronounced 
Windiiam,  and  is  said  to  derive  its   name  from  the 


by  James  B.  Rush,  when  Mr.  Jermy,  recorder  of  Nor- 
wich, aiKJ  his  son,  were  shot  dead  by  Rush,  and  Mrs, 
J  ermy  and  ElizaChestney, her  maid  (who  acted  with  great 
intrepidity)  were  fearfully  wounded.  The  lives  of  Mrs. 
Jerruy  and  Eliza  Chestney  were  for  aconsider.iblc  time 
in  imminent  danger,  but  they  both  finally  recovered, 
and  the  latter  is  now  residing  in  this  town  cairying  on 
the  business  of  a  milliner  and  dress  maker.  Rusli, 
after  a  trial  of  six  days,  duiing  wliich  he  conducted  his 


Saxon  words  ITin  Munde  Ham,  signifying  a  pleasant   own  defence,  was  convicted,  and  he  was  txetuttd  at 


village  seated  on  a  mount,  or  elevated  site.  In  the 
year  1615  a  dreadful  fire  (said  to  have  been  caused  by 
incendiaries), destroyed  three  hundred  houses;  atidin 
1631  it  was  visited  by  the  pligue,  which  carried  off  a 
great  number  of  the  inhabitants.  The  corn  and  malt 
trade  is  of  some  consequence  liere ;  tliere  is  a  very 
considerable  brewery  belonging  to  Messrs.  Caiin  and 
Clarke,  and  several  flour  mills  are  within  the  vicinity 
of  the  town.  The  Rev.  Henry  Charles  Hobart  is  lord 
of  tiie  nianors  ofGresliaugli  and  Croir.wells.and  Indds 
a  court  annually,  when  constable*  are  appointed;  the 
County  Court  under  the  late  acts  is  held  monthly,  for 


Norwich  on  the  21sr.  of  April. 

The  parish  clinrch,  dedicated  to  the  Virgin  Mary, 
conslitut'cd  a  part  of  the  Benedictine  priory  ;  it  con- 
sists of  a  nave  with  aisles,  a  large  lower  attlie  western 
end,  and  another  springing  from  the  interseciion  of 
the  nave  with  the  transepts.  It  contains  a  large  font, 
richly  ornamented,  and  elevated  by  steps,  and  a  fine 
toned  organ — the  latter  presented  to  the  parishioners  in 
1793,  by  Mrs.  Ann  Farmer,  cost  £800:  the  living  is 
a  vicarage,  in  the  gift  of  the  Bishop  of  Ely;  the  Rev. 
Tlieyer  Townsend  Smith,  is  the  present  incumbent. 
Thereaieplaces  of  worship  for  Baptists,  Indci)eii(lents, 


the  recovery  of  debts  to  any  amoutit  not  exceeding    the  Society  of  P'riends,  and  Wesleyan  Methodists.  The 
£20  ;  and  the  magistraics  sit  here  on  the  third  Tues-    charities  are  a  free  grammar  school,  foniukd  by  Queen 


day  in  every  month.  The  two  Kelts,  who  disturbed 
this  couniy  in  the  reign  of  Edward  VI,  were  natives  of 
Wymondhani ;  they  were  accustomed  to  a<^semble  their 
foHowers  under  an  oak  standing  in  the  vicinity  of  the 
town.  After  their  defeat  by  the  Earl  of  Warwick,  the 
elder  wa«  hanged  in  chnins  on  the  castle  of  Norwicii, 
and  the  younger  upon  the  steeple  of  the  cliuich  here. 


Elizabeth  in  1.559,  and  two  public  schools  supported 
by  subscription.  'I'he  market,  a  laige  one  for  rorTi,i« 
held  on  Wednesday.  Fairs,  February  14th,  May  17tl), 
and  September  17th,  for  lean  stock,  horses  and  pt  d- 
lery.  The  parish  of  Wymondham  is  comprised  in  the 
divisions  of  Downhatn,  Market  Street,  Sutton,  Town 
Green  and  WattUfield;  which  coUei  ti>ely  ccnitained. 


A  short  distance  from  the  town  is  Stanfield  hall,  the  by  the  returns  rendered  in  1831,  5,485  inhabitanl.s,  :ind 
scene  of  adreadful  murder,  perpetrated  28th  Nov.  1848,    by  those  in  1841,  5,170. 

POST  OFFICE,  Market  place,  Marianne  Francis,  Post  71/m^wm.— Letters  from  London  andall  parts, 
(exeept  Norwich  and  Yarmouth),  arrive  every  morning  at  lialf-past  two,  and  afternoon  at  half-past  four; 
and  are  tlespatched  at  five  minutes  past  eiiiht  in  tiie  morning,  and  half-past  ten  at  night. 

Letters  from  Norwich  and  Yarmouth,  arrive  every  morning  at  eight  and  half-past  ten  at  night;  and 
are  despatched  with  tlie  before-mentioned  bags. 

The  bo<v  closes  one  hour  before  the  despatch  of  the  mails. 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY    AND 
CLERGY. 

Abbott  Mrs.  Clara,  Fairland  st 
Atkins  Rev.  Obediah,  Bridewell  st 
Beeson  Mr.  John,  Back  lane 
Bellair  Sir  William,  Mnlbarton 
Belts  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Dan)gatest 
Boileau  Sir  John  Peter,  Bart.,Ket- 

teringham  Hall 
Burrouahes  Miss  Ann  Diana,  Bur- 
field  Hall 
Bush  Miss  Sarah,  Town  green 
Canii  Mrs.  Delia,   I'own  green 
Cann  Mrs.  Mary,  Town  green 
Cann  Mr.  Samuel,  Downliam  [Hse 
Cann  William  Robert.  Esq  ,  Cavick 
Cannell  Mr.  Aquilla,  Norwich  road 
Cohon  Mr.Christopher, Town  green 
Cullyer  Mrs.  Joanna,  Town  ureeii 
Daniel  Mr.  William,  Town  green 


DaveyMrs.  Mary.  Market  st 
Edwards  H.  W.  B,  Esq.,  Harding- 
ham  Hall 
Fulcher  Mr.  Edward,  Church  st 
Graver,the  MissesCatherine&  Ann, 

Town  green 
Grisilale  Rev.  Joseph,  Town  green 
Hartnaii  Mr.  Leonard.  Suton 
Harris  Rev.  Peter,  Back  lane 
HillMissElizbih.CarolinejTown  grn 
Jeckell  Rev.  George,  Fairland  st 
Johnson  Mr. Tkoinas,  Marketplace 
Jones  Rev.  David,  Church  st 
Judd  Mr.  John,  Vicar  st 
Kannard  Rev.  Bruce,  Northfield 
King  Mrs.  Sophia,  Vicar  st 
Knapman  Lieutenant  John,  R.  N., 

Downham 
Lucas  Rev.  William,  Mulbarton 
MitciicU  Mr.  Samuel,  Downham 


Neave  Mr.  James,  Downham 
Rackham  Mr.  Thomas,  Fiiirlaiid  st 
Reeve  Mr.  Benjamin,  Cliuich  st 
Reynolds  Mr.  Zaccheus,  Daingate  st 
Rutheiford  Rev.  Jame-,  Fairland  st 
Shephatd  Mrs. Elizabeth,  Market  |)1 
Shildiake  Mr.  John,  Daingate  st 
Smith  Rv.TheyeiTiiwnseiid,Vicarge 
Stone  Mrs.  Mary,  Town  green 
Tillott  Mr.  J<ilin,  Downham 
Tipple  M  r.  Jasper,  Vicar  st 
Tipple  IMr.  Win.  Howes,  Dyke  beck 
Whiting  Mrs.  Jane,  ^Market  st 
Wilfen  Mr.  Robert,  Bridewell  st 
Wilson   the  Hon.   &   Rev.   R(;beit' 

Ashwelihoipe  Hall 
Wodehouse.ihe  Hon.&Rev.Armine, 

Barnham  Bioom 
Wodeliouse,  the  Riyht  Hon.  Loid 

John,  Kimherley  Hall 

HI 


Koifolit. 


WYMONDHAM,  &c. 


^latcr'^ 


ACADEMIES    &    SCHOOLS. 

Not  olliei  wise  described  me  Day  Schools 
Atkins  Ohedia,  Bridewell  st 
Cooper  John,  Hnilewell  st 
Cros-i  &  Kelt   (boarding  and  day), 

Market  plice 
Datiuock  Geoigiaiia,  Town  green 
Fiddaineiit  Mary,  Towu  gretn 
Free  Grammar  School,  Fairland 

sireet— DanielJermyn,  master 
Free  School,  Churcli  st— Francis 

D.  Myers,  in.isier ;  Jane  Cooper, 

niisiress 
Grisdale  Rev.  Joseph  (boarding and 

dav),  Town  green 
Infants'   School,    Damgate   st— 

Mary  HubDard,  mistress 
Kemp  Mary  Ann,  Vicu-  st 
Lloyd  Leiitia.  Town  green 

ATTORNEYS. 
CannJnhnStephensoM, Market  place 
Mitchell  Joiui    &  Clarke    Edward 

Palmer,  Vicar  st 
AUCTIONEERS  &  APPRAISRS. 
Gla>spi)i)le  William  {&  e>taie  agent 

andv-iluer),  Market  place 
Siandley  John,  Bridewell  st 

BAKERS. 

Marked  thus  •  nre  also  Confectioners. 
•Buttolph  WiUiun  G.  Town  green 
Catiermole  William,  Town  green 
Harvey  Robert  Damgate  si 
Harvey  William,  Market  place 
Long  R<ibert,  Damgate  st 
♦Rudling  Sarah,  Town  green 
*Seif  ^ili^ah'■th,  Fairland  st 
Thnrstdi'.  Robert,  Town  green 
Tipple  Sarali,  'I'own  green 
BLACKSMITHS. 
Cowi'll  John,  Fail  land  st 
Cowell  William.  Damgate  st 
Daniiock  Roht.(&brazi.r).Town  grn 
Uannock William  (and wliitesmitli), 

Damgate  street 
Fulcher  John  (whitesmitii).  Fair- 
land  street  [well  .st 
Kemp  J'llin  (and  locks iiith),Bride- 
Ken)p  Ricliaid,  Town  ureeii 
Lock  Timothy,  Back  lane 
BOOKSELLERS&STATIONERS 
Foster  Robert  (&binder&  printer), 

Church  street 
Francis  Mary  Ann  (&  post-office), 

Market  place 
Francis  William  (and  news  agent), 

Maiket  place 
White  Marv   (<&  printer)  .Market  .st 

BOOT    AND     SHOE    MAKERS. 

Barnard  John.  Market  place 
linnn  John,  Fairland  st 
Butcher  James,  Damiiate  st 
Cowell  Henry,  Market  st 
Cianness  Jolm,  Station  road 
Cushion  James,  Damgate  st 
Dye  Rolii-rt.  Damgate  st 
Forkes  John,  Damgate  st 
Fo.x  Benjamin,  i'own  ureen 
Harper  James,  Damgate  st 
Hubbard  J. dm,  Dami;ate  st 
Lee  William,  Damgate  st 
Lemon  Samuel,  Damgate  st 
Lon«  Robert,  Bridewell  st 
Parsons  Benjamin,  Town  green 
Perfiit  John",  Fairland  st 
Rud  lerhani  Robert,  Fairland  st 
Smith  James,  Damgate  st 
Smith  John,  Damga'e  st 
Smith  Page,  'I'own  trreoii 
Watson  Henry,  Biidewell  st 
Webster  Kilwai'l,  Town  yreen 
Weston  Edward,  Church  st 
Wick  William,  Faiilandst 

BREWERS  &  MALTSTERS. 

Cann  &  Clarke,  iMarket  place 

112 


BRICK  AND  TILE    MAKERS. 

Cann  Samuel,  Downham 
Harvey  Robert,  Town  green 

BRICKLAYERS   &   IWASONS. 
Robins  William  J  ,  Damuate  st 
Woodbine  John  &  Son,Town  green 

BUTCHEBS. 

Bale  WiHiau),Town  f;ieen 
Bravetor  William,  Fairland  st 
Burt  Elizibeth,  Market  place 
Cooper  William,  Back  lane 
Cross  John,  Church  st 
Davev  Maria,  Market  st 
Dt-nii'ey  John,  Town  green 
Frost  Market  st 
Ploughman  John,  Fairland  st 
Rush  James,  Damgate  st 
Self  Elizabetli  (pork),  Fairland  st 
Spaikhall  John,  Town  green 
Standley  George,  Church  st 

CABINET*    CHAIR    MAKERS. 

Cidmaii  James,  Fairland  st 
Harvey  William,  Damgate  st 
Kett  Jacob,  Damgate  st 
CARPENTERS  AND  JOINERS. 

!\Iarke(l  ibus  •  are  also  Builders. 
•Clarke  William  B.,  Market  st 
*Colman  Jan\e.s,  Fairland  st 
Harvey  William,  Damgate  st 
•Kemp  VVilliam,  Bridewell  st 
Poll  James,  Damgate  st 
Poll  John  Cooper  &  Sou,  Town  grn 
Smith  Rueheii,  Damgate  st 
CHEMISTS   AND    DRUGGISTS. 
Fisoii  James,  Market  plnce 
Scouldiiig  William,  Market  place 
j  CHINA,  GLASS    6t    EARTHEN- 
I  WARE    DEALERS. 

I  Bnttolph  William  G.,  Town  green 
\  Clarke  Mary  Ann,  Market  st 
White  Mary,  Market  st 

COOPERS. 

Bunn  John,  Damgate  st 
Harvey  Jesse,  Town  green 

CORN    MERCHANTS  AND 
DEALERS. 

Cross  Sarah,  Church  st 
Glassponle  William  (corn,  malt  and 
hop,  &  general  merchants).  Mar- 
ket place 
Standley  George,  Church  st 
Standley  John,  Bridewell  st 
Taylor  "ihomas  tSj  Son   (and  wool 
merchants),  Fairland  st 

FIRE,  aic.  OFFICE   AGENTS. 

Atlas,  Edward  P.  Clarke,  Vicar  st 
Crown  (life),  Jas.  Fison,  Market  pi 
HAiL-STORM,JohnCann-Town  green 
Norwich  Union,  Wdliam  Francis, 

Market    place,  and  John    Cann, 

Town  green 

GLOVERS   AND    BREECHES 
MAKERS. 
Good)  John,  Damgate  st 
Traxon  Esau,  Market  st 

GROCERS    AND    DRAPERS. 
[See  aho  Shopkeepers,  8(e.) 
Aldons  James,  Town  green 
Harmer  Mary  Ann,  Town  green 
.Morris  Noah,  Market  st 
Pat  kcr  James  \  Son,  Market  place 
Tipple  Sarah,  Vicar  st 
Turner  David,  Market  place 
Woods  Henry,  Fairland  st 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Cooper  Charles,  Market  st 
Cooper  John,  Fairland  st 
Seelv  Joseph,  H.  Damgate  st 
Skipper  James,  Market  .st 


INNS. 

See  also  Taverns  &(  Puplic  Houses.) 
Griffin  Richard  Foulsliam,.Marketst 
King's  Head  (commercial    &    post- 
ing), Sarali  Ann  Rackham,  ftlar- 
ket  place  [road 

Railway,   Samuel  Watson,  Station 
White  Hart,  Win.  King,  Maiket  St 

LEATHER    SELLERS,  i 

Foulsbam  Samuel,  Tnwn  green 
Nelson  Horatio,  Damgate  st 
Watson  Henry,  Bridewell  st 
Wick  William,  Fairland  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Cann    &    Clarke    (and    brewers). 

Market  place 
Wickes  William  W.,  Town  green 

MILLERS. 
Cann  John,  Town  aieen 
Chambers  John,  Sinfield  mill 
Sayer  Frederick,  Wramplinghani 
Stanners  John,  Wirklewood 
Jermyn  William,  Bawie  mill 
MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 
Bale  Charl'itte,  Maiket  place 
Cbestiuy  Eliza,  Wvmoudham 
Harvey  Harriet    (&   stiaw    bonnet 

maker).  Town  green 
Howe  Flizabetli,  Damgate  .st 
Iv.  s  Julia,  Damgate  st 
Nobbs  Maria,  .Market  st 
Poll  Einilv,  Town  green 
Rudling  ^iary,  Market  place 
Skipper  Haiiiiab,  Market  st 
Standley  Mary,  Biidewell  st 
Standley  Rebecca  (&  straw  bonnet 

maker),  Chutch  st 
Stubbs  Martha,  Market  st 
Trixon  Eliza,  Back  lane 
PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS   AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Bowgen  Phi'ip,  Danmate  st 
Cooper  Charles,  Market  st 
Halls  Robert,  Bridewell  st 

SADDLERS. 

Halls  Frederick,  Church  st 
Holmaii  Thomas,  Market  st 
Jackson  Robert,  Damgate  st 
Ma^on  Benjamin,  Market  st 
Wright  Roiiert,  .Market  place 
SHOPKEEPERS  &DEALERS  IN 
GROCERIES   &    SUNDRIES. 

Able  William,  Bridewell  st 
Plunkett  VVilliam,  Town  green 
Poll  John  C,  Town  green 
Self  John,  IVlaiket  st 
Skipper  James,  Market  st 
Smith  J"hii,  Damgate  st 
Spinks  Tliomas,  Damgate  st 

SURGEONS. 

Colmau Thomas  E.  T.,  Vicar  st 
Lewis  Lewis,  Maiket  place 
Skoulding  Charles,  Market  place 
Tunaley  Robert  James, Market  place 

TAILORS. 

Cooper  James,  Bridewell  st 
Cianness  Isaac,  Damgate  st 
Davey  James  (and  diaper)  Maiket  st 
Fidd.iment  John,  Fairland  st 
Gooeh  John,  Damgate  st 
.Morgan  Robert,  Damgate  st 
Pari.er  James  &  Son  (and  drapers) 

Maiket  place 
ParsU  v  Henry,  Town  green 
Rudliiig  VVilliam.  Town  green 
S  If  John,  iMarket  st 
Standley  Wm.  (&  diaper),Church  st 
Traxon  Esau,  Market  st 
TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 
Cock,  John  Cross,  Town  Rrcen 
Cross  Key3,Uob(>rl  Scnimcnce,  MaiUet  pi 
Dor  &  Uiick,  Mary  Frost,  Market  st 
Dove.  John  Burcham,Town  pretn 
i  Duke'3  Head,  Win.  Grnnness,  Damgate  st 


iitreaorj). 


WYMONDHAM. 


Kotfolfe. 


fcatlieis  Inn.Sarah  Hiibbard,Town  green 
George  and  Dragon,  William  Blackburn, 

Market  place 
Green  Dragon,  Claudell  Clarke,Cliurch  st 
Queen's  Arms,  Wm.  Prime,  Mailiet  place 
Queen's  Head.Wm.  Able,  Bridewell  st 
Rose&.  Crown,HoratioNelson,Damgate  st 
Sun,  William  Smith,  Danifjate  st 
While  Swan,  William  Ciosl>y,  Vicar  st 
Woolpack,  Robert  Hubbard, Fairlandst 

Retailers  of  Beer- 
Adams  Samuel,  Town  green 
Brewster  Sarali,  Damgate  st 
Canu  Samuel,  Town  green 
High  William,  Vicar  st 
Hubb.ird  John,  Damgate  st 
Rose  Robert,  Town  green 
Syder  George,  Damgate  st 

TOBACCONISTS. 

Garrod  Josepli,  Damgate  st 
Skipper  James,  Market  st 

W^ATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS 

Francis  William,  Market  place 
Perfitt  Ephrnim  Josepli,  Market  st 
RudliiiK  William,  Market  st 
WHEELWRIGHTS. 
Canii  Samuel,  Town  green 
Hubbard  John,  Damgaie  st 
Keriip  William,  Bridewell  st 
Saunders  William,  Fairland  st 
Standley  Janv  s.  Bridewell  st 
Standlev  William,  Bridewell  st 
Tipple  George,  Church  st 


WINE  Be  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

Cann  &  Claike,  Market  place 
Miscellaneous- 

Betis  Thos.  Norwich  carrier,  Damgate  «t 
Bryant    Marllia    Mary,    matron   of   the 

Bridewell,  Bridewell  street 
Coleman  William,  travelling  tea  dealer, 

Town  green 
County  Court  Office,  Vicar  street- 
Mitchell  &  Clarke,  assistant  clerks 
Oavey  William,  horse  dealer,  I'airiand  st 
Dawdry  Clias.  furniture  dealer.  Church  st 
Foster  Robert,  parish  clerk.  Church  st 
Fulchcr   John,   brazier    and    gunsmith, 
Fairland  st  [proprietor 

Gas   Works,  Station  road — John  Cann, 
Granness  Wm.  well  sinker,  Damgate  st 
House    of    CORnccxioN  (for   females), 
Bridewell    st— Martha   Mary    Bryant, 
matron,    Rev.  David  Jones,  chaplain,- 
Robert  James  Tunaley,  surgeon 
Hubbard   Thomas,    veterinary    surgeon, 
Fairland  st  [Fairland  st 

Jeckell  Thomas,  architect  and  surveyor, 
Jermyn  Daniel,  schoolmaster,  Fairland  st 
Kerry  John,  relieving  officer.  Fairland  st 
Mason  Rachel,  toy  dealer.  Market  st 
Mays      Thomas,      veterinary     surgeon. 

Town  green 
Oldlield  Robert,  thatcher,  Bick  lane 
Reynolds  Noah,  ironmonger.  Back  lane 
Seeker  lillcn,  basket  maker,  Bridewell  st 
Seeker  Robert,  basket  maker,  Market  place 
SemrnpnceRi)bert,woort  turner, Market  pi 
Smith  Page,furniture  broker.  Town  preen 
Taylor    William,    inspector   of  weights, 
Market  place 


TickliugRobt.omnibus  owner,Damgat*s» 
Tunalt-y  Kobert.t  egistrar  of  births,  deatlio, 

&c.  Miirkrl  place 
Welch  William,  gardener.  Market  st 
White  Jesse,  accountant.  Bridewell  st 


COACH  AND   OMNIBUS. 

To  NORWICH,  Fl.iwerdav'a  Cv'icJi,  and 
Tickling's  Omnibus,  every  Saturday 
morning 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY 

On  the  Norti.oi.K  link,  and  branch  of 
the  East  Dereham  and  Faki-nuam. 

Station,  about  a  quarter  of  a  mile  from 
the  towu 

CARRIERS. 

To  ATTLEBOROUOH,   Charles  Crook 

and  Thomas  Mann, from  theWhite  Hart 

Wednesday  and  Saturday,  also  by  the 

Thetpord  carrier 
To    GREAT    ELLINGHAM,      Robert 

Twidney,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To  NORWICH,  — Crook  &Thos.  Mann, 

Tuesday,  Thursday  &  Salurduy;  Thos. 

Betts, Monday, Wednesday  i:  Saturday; 

William  Claike,  Tuesday  &  Thursday; 

Roberr  Twidney,  Tuesday  &  Saturday, 

and    William    Bannock,    Wednesday 

and  Saturday 
To  THF.TFORD  and    BURY  SAINT 

EDMUNDS,  William  Clarke,fr(.m  lire 

White  Hart,  Wednesday  &  Saturday 
To  WATTON,  Joseph   Payne,  from  the 

White  Hart,  Saturday 


YARMOUTH, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OF  CAISTOR,   GORLESTON,  SOUTH  TOWN  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS- 


Yj 


ARMOUTH,  or  Great  Yarmouth,  is  an  im- 
portant sea-port  a  market  town,  and  a  berough  both 
corporate  and  parliainentHry,  liaving  separate  ju- 
risdiction, locally  ill  the  di>i.sioii  of  F^ast  Flegg;  124 
miles  N.E.  from  London  (I33§  by  rail,  through  Col- 
chester and  Ipswich,  and  146  through  Ely),  18  e.  by  s. 
from  Norwich  (20  by  fail),  54  n.n.e.  trom  Ipswich 
(65§  by  Norwich  and  rail),  and  59  n.e.  from  Bury 
Saint  Edmunds;  situated  at  the  eastern  extremity  of 
the  coutity,  on  the  east  bank,  and  near  the  mouth  of 
the  Yare,  from  which  the  town  takes  its  natne.  The 
rivers  Yare,  and  VVavi-ney  and  Bute,  fall  into  the 
Breydon,  a  large  pit  ce  of  water,  to  the  west  of  the 
town,  and  the  mingled  streams  thence  proceed  to  the 
sea,  under  the  name  of  the  Yare.  This  river,  wiiich 
is  a  boundaiy  stieam  to  the  coutities  of  Norfolk  and 
SufTolk,  is  navigable  to  Norwich,  the  Waveney  to 
Bungay,  and  the  Bute  to  Aylsham.  A  handsome  sns- 
pensioti  bridge  was  thrown  across  the  Bure,  in  1827, 
con.structed  by  the  late  Thomas  Coiy,  Esq.,  from 
wliich  a  new  turnpike  load  was  laid,  reducing  the  dis- 
tance between  Yarmouth  and  Norwich  four  miles.  A 
portion  of  this  bridge  fell  in  on  the  2nd  of  May,  1845, 
at  a  time  when  it  was  ciowded  with  persons  to  wit- 
ness some  aquatic  exJiibition,  attd  three  hundred  men 
women  and  cliildrcu  were  precipitated  into  the  waters 
below — of  these  siventy-nine  were  drowned.  After 
this  fearful  accident  a  temporary  wooden  bridge  was 
built,  and  this  was  renlaced  towards  the  end  of  the 
year  1849,  by  one  of  it  on.  Another  bridge  of  the 
same  matetial  crosses  the  river  about  one  hutidred 
yards  lower  down,  and  connects  tlie  railway  with  the 
quays,  affording  every  faciliiy  for  conveying  goods  to 
and  from  the  shipping,  the  trucks,  beiitg  by  tliis  nteans, 
taken  alongside  the  vessels,  and  their  caiKoes  distribu- 
ted to  ail  parts  of  the  interior  by  the  Norfolk  and  other 
connecting  lines  of  railway. 

'I'he  town,  which  occupies  an  area  of  upwards  of 
one  hundred  and  thirty  acres,  extends  along  the  river 
fioni  north  to  south,  for  more  than  a  mile,  and  is 
nea-ly  half  a  mile  in  breadth,  On  the  east,  north  and 
south,  it  was  formerly  encompassed  by  a  wall,  2,240 
!  yaids  in  length,  liaving  sixteen  towers  and  ten  gates  ; 
;  some  of  the  former  remaiti,  but  little  altered  from 
their  original  appearance;  and  considerable  portions 
of  the  walls  are  still  standing.  Some  old  houses  ex- 
hibit good  specimens  of  the  decorative  carving  preva- 
i  lent  in  the  reign  of  Queen  Elizabeth,  especially  the 

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'Star  Hotel,'  formerly  the  pro|)erty  of  the  Bradshaw 
family,  atid  the  house  of  Charles  J.  Palmer,  Esq.,  once 
the  residence  of  the  granddaughter  of  Oliver  Cromwell 
— both  on  the  quay.  The  western  part  of  the  town  is 
bounded  by  the  Yare,  which  separates  it  from  South 
Town,  ami  is  crossed  by  a  temporary  draw-bridge, 
which  is  about  to  give  place  to  a  veiy  handsome  one 
of  iron,  designed  by  Rlr.  Walker.  The  piincipal 
streets  pass  iti  the  direction  of  tiorth  and  south,  with 
the  exception  of  Regent-street,  before  the  erection  of 
which,  in  1810,  there  were  no  cross  streets  for  carria- 
grs,  others  than  Fuller's-lane,  at  the  itoi  th,  and  Friar's- 
lane,  at  the  south  end  of  the  town.  There  are  upwards 
of  one  hundred  and  fifty  lanes  or  alleys,  here,  called 
'  rows,'  which  cross  the  streets  at  right  atigles,  and 
are  no  otherwise  designated  than  by  uumbei  s  attached 
to  them.  The  ntarket-place  is  extensive,  having  a 
well-paved  area  of  about  three  acres  ;  and  on  the  west 
side  of  it  is  a  range  of  handsome,  well  furnished  shops. 
The  air  of  this  locality  is  pure  and  bracing:  either 
heath  is  well  ad  ipied  for  sea-bathing,  for  which  pur- 
pose Yarmouth  is  much  frequetited.  The  hotels  and 
inns  are  well  adapted  to  various  grades  of  visiters,  as 
are  the  numerous  lodgitrg-houses — while  the  libraries 
and  reading-nroms  are  well  furnished  with  the  neces- 
sary liteiature,  and  are  cheerfully  and  pleasantly  situa- 
ted. The  public  library,  on  the  Quav,  contains  several 
thousand  volumes;  and  Slomau's  library  atid  reading- 
rooms,  in  King-street,  is  an  establishment  in  great 
repute:  there  is  also  a  commercial  club-huuse  on 
the  Quay. 

Yarmouth  is  advantageously  situated  for  commerce, 
particularly  that  connected  with  the  north.  Its  princi- 
pal foreign' connection  is  with  the  Baltic  and  the  Aiedi- 
terranean,  and  its  trade  in  coal,  corn  and  other  mer- 
chandise coastwise,  is  very  extensive;  it  also  possesses 
a  fai-ility  of  communication  with  the  interior  by  means 
of  the  navigable  rivers  Yare,  Bure,  Waveney  and  Wen- 
sum,  and  the  railways  before  mentioned.  The  haven 
and  pier  commissioners  are  conservators  of  the  rivers 
to  Norwich,  Bungay,  Beccles  and  Aylsham.  'I'de 
number  of  registered  vessels  belonging  to  the  port  is 
about  five  hundred  and  fifty,  exclusive  of  fishing  smacks 
and  other  small  craft,  of  which  there  are  about  two 
hundred.  The  crews  rank  among  the  most  expert 
seamen  on  the  British  coasts.  Ship  building  is  carried 
on  to  a  great  extent,  andtheaitificersin  the  yards  Jiave 
Uuijj  been  esteemed  as  eminently  skilful.    There  are 

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^latn'js 


several  private  bonding  warehouses,  and  one  on  the 
Sontli  (it-nes  bflougiiig  to  tlie  custom-house.  On  the 
North  denes  are  large  silk-mills:  several  maltings  are 
in  the  town,  and  many  flour-mills  in  its  immediate 
vicinity.  The  trade  for  which  Yarmouth  has  been  so 
lonu  noted  is  its  extensive  fisheries,  which  are  a  con- 
tinual souice  of  wealth  and  enipioyuurit  to  its  inh;>- 
hitHMls.  The  mackerel  fishery  commences  early  in 
May,  and  terminates  in  the  second  week  in  July  ;  that 
for  lierrines  begins  aliout  Michaelmas,  and  finislie<  at 
the  close  of  November:  duiing  tbecimiinuaiice  of  the 
latter  more  than  sixteen  hundred  fishermen  are  en- 
gaged, and  from  six  to  seven  hundred  men  and  women 
employed  in  the  curing  houses,  exclusive  of  many 
others  in  making  nets,  baskets,  rope  and  twine,  and 
coopering.  The  quay,  at  which  the  >hipping  load  and 
unload,  is  considered  the  loni;est  and  finest  in  England, 
being,  in  the  widest  part,  about  one  hundred  yards  in 
breadth,  and  containing  in  its  centre  a  delightful  pro- 
menade, planted  with  a  double  row  of  trees,  and  pro- 
tected from  the  eastern  blast  by  a  handsome  row  ot 
well-built  houses — presenting,  on  the  whole,  a  scene 
of  commercial  animation  and  ornamental  beauty,  that 
cannot  be  excelled.  The  town  hall  stands  abi'Ut  the 
centre  of  the  Quay,  and  has  a  well  proportioned  por- 
tico, supported  by  pillars  of  the  Tuscan  order ;  spacious 
elegant  ball-rooms  txtend  along  the  entire  fjont,  and 
over  tiie  chimney-piece  is  a  full-length  portrait  of 
George  II.  The  north  front  contains  a  police-office, 
where  the  mayor  and  magistrates  sit  daily.  The  cus- 
tom house,  is  a  large  building,  on  the  South  Quay; 
but  a  short  di'^tance  from  it  is  the  town-house,  where 
the  port  dues  are  collected  :  behuid  the  latter  is  the 
public  library,  containing  about  four  thousand  volumes. 
The  theatre,  erected  in  1778,  is  attended  by  the  Nor- 
wich company,  and  is  open  during  part  of  the  summer 
months.  The  bath-honse,  situateti  on  the  beach,  was 
built  in  1759,  and  in  1788,  a  large,  plea-am  public  room 
was  added,  where  balls  aie  orcasionally  held:  hot  and 
cold  sea-water,  and  other  baths,  are  here  kept  in  con- 
stant readiness.  A  jetty,  twenty-four  feet  wide,  and 
projecting  five  hundred  and  tvvi  nty  feet  into  the  sea, 
on  piles  ol  wood,  forms  a  favourite  promenade.  To 
tlie  south  of  thejetly  a  paved  walk,  in  front  of  a  ranse 
of  buildings,  principally  hotels  and  lodeing  houses, 
leads  to  the  Victoria  Esplanade,  which  was  formed  in 
1841,  by  a  company  ot  gentlemen  desirous  of  promo- 
ting the  prospeiity  of  the  town,  by  the  erection  of 
a  cla'!S  of  houses  fit  for  the  reception  of  families  of 
rank.  A  range  of  houses,  called  Biaudon  Terrace, 
fronting  the  south,  and  another  low,  named  Kimber- 
ley  Terrace,  fronting  the  last,  command  magnificent 
views  of  the  German  Ocean,  which  is  here  constantly 
animated  by  ve.-sels  passing  close  iu-shore.  At  the 
south  extremity  of  the  esplanade  is  the  Victoria  Hotel, 
also  erected  by  the  company,  and  fitted  up  in  a  very 
snperlor  manner.  During  the  summer  months  a  band- 
plays  on  this  walk,  which  is  then  much  frequented. 
Beyond  the  e>|)lanade  is  Telegraph  House,  for  some, 
time  the  residence  of  the  late  Earl  of  Abergavenny, 
now  the  residenc<'  and  property  of  Lady  King.  Still 
further  to  the  south,  is  the  royal  militaiy  lunatic  asy- 
lum,beyond  whichisthe  .South  Oenesand  race-course, 
extendingto  "he  haven's  month.  Theraces,  established 
iu  1810,  are  held  annually  in  August,  and  the  course  is 
now  an  excellent  one.  To  the  noi  th  of  the  jetty  i  liere  are 
hotels  and  lodging-houses  extending  to  a  terrace  lately 
formed,  called  Britannia  Terrace,  which  commands 
expansive  and  delightful  sea  views.  Near  the  centre  of 
the  South  Denes  is  a  majestic  naval  pillar,  erected  in 
1817.  to  the  memory  of  Lord  Nelson  ;  its  altitude, 
from  the  smface  of  the  gioutid,  is  one  hundred  and 
forty  feet,  the  diameter  of  the  column  or  shaft  is  twelve 
feet  six  inches,  the  pedestal  twenty-three  feet  square 
and  twenty-seven  feet  high.  Amongst  the  peculiari- 
ties of  Yarmontli  is  the  gener.il  use  ot  a  low  narrow 
cart,  well  adapted  to  the  confined  narrow  lanes  or  rows 
through  which  it  has  to  pass;  it  is  drawn  by  a  single 
hoise,  and  chiefly  employed  in  conveying  goods  to  and 
fiom  the  shipping:  in  no  other  place  in  England  aie 
these  siiiKulaily  constructed  carriages  to  be  seen. 

Prior  to  the  reign  of  John,  Yarmouth  vvas  governed 
by  a  Provost  appionted  by  the  Crown  ;  that  monarch 
granted  to  the  inhabitants  a  charter ;  hut  the  one  by 
which  the  town  was  eoverned  imnicdietcly  previous  to 

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the  passing  of  the  Municipal  Act  was  conferred  by 
Queen  Anne.  Lhider  the  new  enactment  the  corpora" 
tion  consists  of  a  mayor,  twelve  aldermen  and  thirty" 
six  councillors,  with  a  recorder  and  the  usual  assistant 
officers,  under  the  style  of  '  the  Mayor,  Aldermen* 
Burgesses  and  Commonalty  of  the  Hotough  of  Great 
Yarmouih,  in  tiie  county  of  Norfolk ;' the  .'•ame  act 
divided  the  borough  into  six  wards,  and  piovided  for 
it  a  separate  commission  of  the  peace.  The  horongh 
formerly  enjoyed  mote  privileges  than  any  other  in  the 
kingdom.  It  had  a  separate  admiralty  jurisdiction,  and 
the  power  of  life  and  death,  in  all  criminal  cases.  It 
hassiill  a  court  of  recoid,  called  the  botough  court, 
for  the  tiial  of  all  causes,  to  any  amount;  but  the 
business  of  this  court  has  greatly  diminished  since  the 
operation  of  the  County  Court  Act,  passed  in  1846, 
for  adjudicating  debts  and  claims  to  any  amount  not 
exceeding  £20.  The  usual  borough  courts  aie  lield, 
and  sessions,  quarterly.  The  town-council  appoint 
the  coroner,  and  thecf)Hnty  magistrates  bavf  no  juris- 
diction within  the  borough.  The  inhabitants  are  ex- 
empt from  serving  on  any  jury  out  of  the  town,  and 
the  ship-owners  from  paying  harbour  dues  at  Dover, 
Rye,  Ramsgate,  Scarborough,  and  other  ports  along 
the  coast.  Yarmouth  has  sent  representativts  to  par- 
liament from  the  28:h  of  Edward  I ;  the  mayor  is  the 
returning  officer:  the  present  sitting  memheis  are 
Charles  Edmund  Rumble,  Esq.  and  Joseph  Sandars, 
Evq.  Yarmouth  confers  the  title  of  f^arl  upon  the 
Marquess  of  Hei  tford. 

'I'he  parish  church  of  Saint  N'cholas,  was  fountled 
in  the  early  part  of  the  twelfth  century  by  Herbert  de 
Losiiiga,  bishof)  of  Norwich;  it  is  a  stately  crucifoini 
structure,  presenting  many  interesting  peculiarities» 
and  is  one  of  the  largest  parish  churches  in  the  king- 
dom.    Upwards  of  £5,000  has  been  recently  raised  by 
subscription,  and  expended  in  the  restoration  of  this 
I  noble  edifice,  which   now  affords  sittings  for  three 
'  Ihonsand  persons.  The  present  spire,  whicli  has  super- 
'  seded  the  ancient  one,  is  one  hundred  and  sixty  eight 
I  feet  in  lieitht;  the  organ  is  one  of  the  finest  and  most 
I  powerful  in  the  kingdom  :    the  TMiiig  is  a  perpetual 
j  curacy,  in  the  presentation  of  the  Dean  and  Chapter  of 
I  Norwich.     Saint  Genrue's  chapel  of  ea-e,  erected  in 
1714,  is  an  edifice  of  brick  and  stone,  surmounted  by 
an  octagonal  turret  and  dome:  the  living  was  in  the 
palroiKige  of  the  coiporation,  of  whom  it   has  been 
j  purchased  by  the  present  incumbent.    Saint  Peter's 
church  is  a  structure  of  white  brick  and  stone,  elected 
'in  1833,  at  a  cost  of  £12,000.  piincipally  defrayed  by 
I  the  church  commissioneis:  the   Dean  and  Clhipter  of 
1  Norwich  are  the  patrons.    There  are  places  of  worship 
[  for  iJaptists,  Independents,  Wesleyan  and  Primitive 
Methodists,  LTnitaiians,  the  Society  of  Friends,  and 
Roman  Catholics— the  last-named  have  recently  erected 
on   the    Regent-road,   a   very   handsome  chntch  and 
prie.'t's  house,  of  squaied  flint  with  stone  dressings  in 
the  perpendicular  style.  There  are  several  valuable  chari- 
ties  belonging   to   Yarmouth,  including   almshouses* 
periodical    gifts,   &c.     A   hospital  for   the  sick    vva.s 
built  in  1842,   and  is  snppoited  by  subscriptions  and 
donations.  An  endowed  school  (formerly  Saint  Mary's 
hospital)  is  vested  in  the  charity  trustees.    Theieare 
several  public  schools,   upon  the  iJtitish,  national  and 
congregational   plans,  also  one  of  imlusiry,  and  others 
for  infants.    A  new  workhouse,  for   reci|)ients  under 
the    Poor  Law    I'nion   has    been  erected    near    the 
north   entrance  of  the  town:    the  corn  exchange  is 
on  the   Quay.      The  markets  are   held   on   Wednes- 
day and  Saturday.     l'"airs,  on  the  Fiiday  and  Satur- 
day in  Faster  week,  and  Shrove  Monday  and  Tuesday. 
Bv  the  returns  for  18.'51,  the  borom;h  and  parish  con- 
tained 21,115  inhal.itaiits,  and  in  1841,  24,08fi. 

Caistor  Saint  Edmunds,  is  a  parish  in  the  same 
hundred  as  Yainionth — the  village  of  Caistor,  plea- 
sant but  irregular  ly  built,  is  about  '.i  miles  n.  from  that 
town.  Formerly  it  was  a  town  of  good  dimensions 
and  some  consequence,  and  had  two  churches — one 
dedicated  to  Saint  Edmund,  the  other  to  the  Holy 
Trinity;  some  ruins,  which  now  are  all  that  remain  of 
the  latter,  form  a  picturesque  ol)j<ct  in  ihe  general 
scenerv,  as  also  do  the  lemains  of  a  castle,  built  about 
1420,  by  Sir  John  Fastolf,  knight.  Saint  Edmund's 
cliuich  is  a  plain  fabric,  with  a  square  tower:  the 
living  is  a  rectory,  in  the  giftof  some  private  families. 


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IBCrcctorg. 


YARMOUTH,  &c. 


Korfollt. 


About  two  miles  from  Yarmouth  is  the  village  of 
GoRLESTON  (Suff'olk),  in  the  hundrefl  of  Mutford  and 
Lotliingland — seated  upon  the  crown  of  a  hill  over- 
looking tiie  river  Yare,  which  flows  in  a  rapid  stream 
near  its  foot.  Almost  every  part  in  tiiis  parish  com- 
mands fine  marine  views,  and  it  is  much  frequented  in 
the  season  for  sea-bathing.  There  is  a  very  fine  pier 
at  the  h<iven's  mouth,  upwards  of  eighteen  hundred 
feet  in  length,  to  protect  the  entrance  of  the  river. 
Gorleston  is  within  the  parliamentaiy  borough  of 
Great  Yarmoutli.  The  parish  church  of  Saint  An- 
drew, is  a  spacious  pile,  with  a  thatched  roof,  having  a 
substantial  square  embattled  tower,  stiongly  buttressed 
at  the  angles,  and  containing  a  peal  of  six  bells:  the 


the  parish  of  Gorleston,  but  is  incorpoiated  with 
Great  Yarmouth.  Tiie  turnpike  road  leading  thiorgh  it 
from  Yarmouth-bridge  to  Goileston,  is  one  of  the  best 
in  England  ;  on  both  sides  it  is  embellished  with  lines 
of  very  handsome  private  residences,  for  more  tlian 
half  a  mile.  The  river  bank  is  occupied  by  docks, 
bonding  warehouses,  timber  wharfs  and  ship-building 
yards,  which  give  employment  to  a  large  number  of 
shipwrights  and  artisans.  The  Yarmouth  proprietary 
grammar  school,  situated  near  the  bi  IdKc,  was  erected 
in  1833,  by  a  conipany  of  shareholders  ;  it  is  conducted 
h^  a  head  and  second  masters,  who  liave  assistants, 
witli  a  French  teacher.  Near  this  school  is  a  ch:ipel  of 
ease,  dedicated  to  Saint  Mary,  elected  in  18;<1,  for 


living  is  a  vicarHge,  endowed  by  prescription.  There  jtlie  convenience  of  the  inhabitants  of  South  Town 
are  places  of  worship  for  Independents  and  Wes-  Fuither  to  the  south  is  the  royal  armory,  built  in  1806. 
leyan  Methodists.  The  parish  contained  in  1841,  The  hamlet,  which  was  returned  as  a  distinct  paiish 
2,355  inhaMtants.  in   1831,  contHined  at  that  period  1,.304  inhabitants; 

South  Town,  or  Little  Yarmouth,  is  a  hamlet  in  '  the  population  is  now  (1850)  about  1,500. 
POST  OFFICE,  Quay,  Yarmouth,  Mr.  David  Hogarth,  Post  Master. 
Arrival  of  the  Mails.— From  London  and  various  parts  every  morning  at  hnlf-past  three,  &  evening  at  six. 
Fiom  the  counties  of  Suffolk,  Essex,  and  various'places  South,  every  morning  at  eight. 
From  Norwich,  bringing  letters  from  various  places  every  morning  at  ten. 

Despatches— To  London,  with  hags  for  various  places,  every  morning  at  twenty  minutes  before  seven 

and  ten  minutes  past  nine  at  night. 
To  the  counties  of  Suffolk  and  Essex,  and  various  places,  every  evening  at  half-past  five. 
To  Norwich,  with  bags  for  various  places,  every  afternoon  at  half-past  two. 


NOBILITY,     GENTRY,    AND 
CLERGY. 

Allen  Mr.  William,  South  Town 
Andrews  Mr.  Henry,  Devonshire  pi 
Arnohi  Mr.  Piter  N.,  Regent  road 
Arters  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Back  road 
Ashley  Lieutenant  Benjamin,  R.N., 

South  Town 
Atthill  Mrs.  Hannah,  King  st 
Bailey  Mr.  Robert,  2  Wiltshire  place 
Baker  Mrs.  Ann,  King  st 
Balls  Mr.  Henry,  York  terrace 
Bampton  Rev.  John,  Devonshire  pi 
Banyard  Mrs.  Rebecca,  Prospect  pi 
Barber  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  South  Town 
Bately  Mr.  Stephen,  St.  Ge(Mge's  rd 
Batman  Mr.  Geoige,  South  quay 
Baynes  Capt.Wiii,E.i.c.,  North  quay 
Beart  Mr.  William,  Royal  road 
Btckett  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  Theatre  st 
Bell  Mr.  John  Savers,  Gorleston 
Bell  Mrs.  Maiia,  South  Town 
Beitiuson  Mr. Henry, Somerset  place 
Betts  Rev.  Henry,  Ninth  end 
Belts  Captain  John,  South  quay 
BlackCHpt.Wm,R.N.,GieatOrmesby 
Blaeg  Mr.  Thomas,  South  Town 
Blanchaid  Rev.  Henry  D.,  Chapel  pi 
Bond  Miss  Mary  Ann,  Belgrave  sq 
Bond  Mr.  William,  South  Town 
Bossley  Mr.  William,  South  Town 
Boult  William,  Esq.,Runliam  Hall 
Bowgin  Mr.  John,  South  Town 
Brady  Mrs.  Saiah,  North  end 
Branch  Mr.  John,  Rtgeut  st 
Briggs  Mr.  John,  South  Town 
Bmtk  Mrs.  Mary,  Soiiih  Town 
Brown  Miss  Elizabeth, South  Town 
Brown  Mr.  Rub  rt,  Bath  hillteriace 
Brown  Mr.  Thos,  St.  George's  terr 
Burman     Mrs.    Charlotte,     North 

Market  road 
Burrett  Mr.  George,  Bath  place 
Burroughs  Mrs.  Lydia,  Chuich  sq 
Burton  Mis.  Mary,  LInion  place 
Burton  Mr.  Snmtiel,  South  Town 
Butchtr  Mrs.  Maiia,  King  st 
Butler  Mrs.  Sarah,  East  hill    [quay 
Chamberlain    Mr.  Chatles    Henry, 

South  Town 
CliamhersMissJane,112Rnw,  South 
Christinas  Mrs.  Ann,  North  end 
Clark  Mr.  Jsamurl,  2  Ciown  place 
Clarke  Mrs.  Ann,  North  end 
Clowes  Mr.Edwd.Norris,  Howard  si 
Cobb  Mr.  Benjamin,  North  quay 
Cobb  Simon,  Esq.,  King  st 


Cobbold  Rev.  Edmund  A.,Regentrd 
Coble  Mr.  Peter,  North  quay 
Colby  Rev.  William,  South  Town 
Cole    Lieutenant     Edward,    r.n., 

St.  Peter's  terrace 
Cook  Mrs.  Mary,  St.  Peter's  road 
Copeman  Robert,  Esq.,Hemshy  Hall 
CosfertonMissMaryAnnStPeter'srd 
Cotton  Mr.  William,  Regent  road 
Crickmay  Mr.  Samuel  Thomas,  St. 

George's  road 
Cross  ftliss  Mary  Jane,  Gorleston 
Crow  Mr.  James,  Gorleston 
Crow  Mr.  Samuel,  South  Town 
Crow  Lieut  William,  Howard  st 
Crowther  Miss  Mary,  King  st 
Davey  Mr.  Daniel,  South  Market  rd 
Davie  Mrs.  Ann,  57  Row,  quHy 
Davie  Rev.  William  C,  South  quay 
Dawson  Lieut.  Jidin,  Church  green 
Dawson  ftliss  Mary,  St.  Peter's  road 
Day  Mr.  Chailes,  King  st 
Diggins  Miss  Deborah,  South  Town 
Diver  Mr.  Richard,  King  st 
Douglas  Mr.  John  W.,  King  st 
Douglas  Mr.  Robert,  St.James'sterr 
Douglas  Mr. Thomas,  Regent  road 
Drake  Mrs.  Amelia,  South  Town 
Dublack  Mr.James,  St.  James's  terr 
Duiant  Miss  Mary,  South  Town 
Dye  INlrs-  Mary,  >Jrth  quay 
Dye  iMrs.  Matilda,  9  Crown  place 


Gibbs  Mr.  Henry  Harris,  Back  road 
Gilham  Mrs.  Mary,  South  Town 
Glasspoole  Mrs.  — ,  Ormeshy  St. 

Michael's  [terrace 

Gleiiham   Mrs.  Elizabeth,    Nelson 
Good  Mr.  John,  King  st 
Goodwin  Mr.  John,  Prospect  place 
Goss  Rev.  William,  85  row,  King  st 
Gourlay  Mas.  Sarah,  Regent  road 
Green  Mr.James,  South  Town 
Guild  Mrs.  Sarah,  King  st       [place 
Guthrie  Mrs.  Margaret,  3  Crown 
Hamtnon  Mr.  Richard,  North  end 
Hammond  Mr.  Richard,  North  quay 
Hankes  Mr.  William, South  quay 
Harmer  the  Mis.ses  Jane  &  .Maria, 

Camperdown  terrace 
Harbord  Mr.  vvilliam.  South  Town 
Hardly  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  St.  Peter's  rd 
Harley  Mr.  George,  Gorleston 
Hawkins  Lieut.  George  J.,  Bracey's 

ropewalk  J  road 

Hewitt  Mr.  Daniel,   South  Market 
Hills  Rev.  George,  Vicarage 
Holliday  Rlr.  Richard,  Duncan  place 
Hotson'Mrs.  Sarah,  South  Town 
Hume  Jos.Esq.,M.p.,Biamley  House 
Hunt  Miss  IMaitha,  Nelson  terrace 
Hurst  Rev.  San)nel,   South  Town 
Jay  Mrs.  Mary,  Regent  st 
Jenner  Lieut.  George,  South  Town 
J  ex  Mr.  James,  St.  Peter's  toad 


Dvson  Mr.  Joseph,  St.  Nicholas'  rd  Jones  Mrs.  Sarah,  Sonth  Market  rd 

Ellis  Captain  Frederick  Adam,  r.n.,  Kendall  Mrs.  Maria,  10  Crown  place 

South  Town  Keyiner  Miss  Ann,  South  Town 

Emiss  Mr.  Edward,  East  st,  Kingst  Killett  Miss  Mary,  St.  Peter's  road 

Everitt  George,  Esq.,  Caistor  Castle  King  Mrs.  Mary,  White  Horse  place 

Fairman  Capt. — ,R.N;St. Nicholas  rd  Lacon  Sir  Edmund  Henry  Knowles, 


Farrow    Mrs.  Catherine,   Queen's 
place.  East  hill  [Ea.st  hill 

Farrow  Rev.  Samuel,  Queen's  place, 
Firides  Mr.  Joseph,  Church  square 
Field  Mrs.  Mary,   4  Crown  pi 
Fill  Mr.  Jo«eph,  Regent  road 
Fish  .Mr.  John,  Regent  road 
Fish  Mr.  Simon,  Sonth  Town     [rd 
Fisher  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  St.  Georges' 
Forster  Mrs.  Ann,  Gaol  st 
FosierRev.Richard,ivi.A.,ScratbyHall 
Foy  Mr.James,  Retent  road 
Francis  Mr.  Geoige,  North  end 
f  ransham  Mrs.  Elizabeth, North  end 
Freie  Rev.  Edward  B.,  King  st 
Fuller  Mrs.  Ann,  South  Town 
Gaidiner  Mr.  William, '^outh  Town 
Garnham  John,  Esq.,  South  Town 
Gedney  Mrs.Susannah,  South  Town 


Hoptnn  Hall,  Suffolk 
F^acon  Lady  Eliza.  Ormesby  Hall 
Lacon  John  Mortlock,  Esq.,  Quay 
Lamb  Mrs.  Mary,  South  Town 
Larke  Capt.  William,  r.n..  King  st 
Lawes  Capt.  John  Porter,  Regent  rd 
Layton  Mrs.  Mary  Anna,  North  end 
Leeds  Mrs.  Mary,  Norili  end 
Leicester  Rev.  James  A.,  Regent  rd 
Leinmon  Mr.  John,  South  Town 
Ling  Mr.  William,  Gorleston 
Loddy  Mr.  George,  South  Town 
Long  Lieut.  James,  r.n.,  Gorleston 
Lonsdale  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Regent  st 
Lonsdale  Miss  Susan,  North  quay 
Lopez  Rev.  Don  Claudio.Ri  gent  terr 
Lucas  Rev.  Charles,  Filby  House 
Manby  Capt.  George  William,  r.n.. 

South  Town 

115 


Norfolfe. 


YARMOUTH,  &c. 


^latec'sf 


GENTRY,    etc.— Continued, 
Mann  Mr.  John,  South  '1  own 
Marjoram  Mr.  Tliom^s,  l.S  Crown  pi 
Marsh  Mrs.  Ann,  Sonih  quay 
Marstou  Mr.  George,  Nortli  end 
Martin  Mr.  Hezekiah,  South  Town 
Martin  Mr.  James,  Soutli Town 
May  Mrs.  Mary,  South  Town 
Metfin  Rev.  John,  Market  road 
Miller  Mr.  James,  108  Row,Soiith  qv 
Miller  Mr.  Sieplien,  Gorlestou 
Minn  Mr.  John,  St.  Peter's  road 
Morse  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  North  end 
Moss  Mrs.Klizahetb,  Great  Ormesby 
Mortim  Rev.  Jnhn,  Caistor 
Nauuton  Mr.  George,  South  Town 
Neave  Mr.  William,  North  end 
Nesbitt  Mrs.  Maria,  North  Quay 
Ne>len  Mrs.  Harriet,  Reaent  road 
Nevill  Henry  K.  Hegent  road 
Nuthall  Mrs.  Mary,  Somerset  place 
O'Reilly  .Mr. James, Claremont  terr 
Oxley  Mr.  John  Prescot,  Cauiper- 

ilown  teriace 
Page  Mrs.  Anna  Maria, South  Town 
Page  Mr.  Thomas,  South  Town 
Pagett  Mr.  SamI,  St.  Georges's  terr 
Palmer  Mrs.  Eleanor,  South  Town 
Palmer  Mr.  William   D.,  Camper- 
down  terrace 
Parke  Mr.  George,  South  Town 
Parker  Lady  Isabella,  South  quay 
Payne  Mr.  Thomas,  King  st     [quay 
Pearson  Capt.  Charles,   r.n.,  South 
Pells  Mrs.  Margaret.  Gorleston 
Penrice  Mrs.  Ann,  King  st 
Penrice  Mr.  John,  Ely  place 
Pettingell  Miss  Ann,  South  Town 
Piegin  Mr.  Robert,  Noith  end 
Piggott  Mr.  Jacob,  South  Town 
Pike  Rev.  Joseph.  Gorleston 
Plummer  Jolin,  56  Bank  row 
Preston  Mr.  -lacob,  South  Town 
Priest  Mrs.  Lduisa,  Regent  st 
Pulleii  Philip,  Esq.,  St.  Geroge's  rd 
Purdy  Mr.  William  C,  Gaol  st 
Ray  Mr.  Walter,  St.  George's  terr 
RedgiaveMrs. Susan, Buckingham  pi 
Rising  M  r.  George,  South  Town 
Rivett  Mr.  James,  South  Town 
Roberts     Captain    Lazarus,    r.n.. 

Regent  road 
Robert.sM rs.  Susannah, SonthTown 
Rnhs-rts  Mrs.  Maigaret,  Royal  place 
Roberts  Mr.  William,  South  Town 
RusSfU  Rev.  James,  South  quay 
Sacret  Mr.  Thomas,  South  Town 
Salt  Rev.  Francis,  South  Town 
Salter  Mrs.  Sarah.  North  Market  rd 
Saunders  Mr.  William,  North  end 
Scott  Mr.  Thomas  Charles, King  st 
Sherrington  Mrs.  Ann,  South  quay 
Simon  Rev.  Jo-^cpli,  King  st 
Sin)pson  Mrs.  Mary, Church  square 
Simpson     Mr.     William    Jasper, 
Market  row  (race 

Skinner  Mr.  James,  St.  James'  ter- 
Skinner  Mr. Thomas  St. George's  rd 
Sloraan     William     Waters     Mr., 

Scra'by 
Smith  Mrs.  Ann.  King  .st 
Smith  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Gorleston 
Smith  .Mr.  James,  Apollo  place 
Smith  Mr.  William,  Queen  st 
Smith  Mr.  William,  Gorleston 
Squire  Kev.  Henry,  South  end 
Squire  Mr  William,  Regent  terrace 
Stanford  Mrs.  .Sarah,  South  Town 
Steele  Lieut.  Edward,   Regent  road 
Steiry  Mr.  Nathaniel,  Goileston 
Steward  Mrs.  Elizabeth, North  quay 
Steward RevGeoigeWil I iarii,  Caislor 
Steward  Mr.  Ricliard,  Sotuh  Town 
Steward  Mrs.  .Susannah,  Howard  st 
Stewart  Mrs.  Ann,  South  quay 

116 


Stone  IMrs.  Maria,  Queen's  place, 

East  hill  [terrace 

Storey  Mr.  William,  Campcrdown 
Stringer  Mr.  Thomas,   Reuent  road 
Sutton  Mis.  Elizabeth, 8  Seymour  pi 
Tani)  Mr.  James,  Norfolk  terrace 
Tapp  Mrs.  Ellen,  Monument  road 
Tear  Mrs.  Marv,  Nortli  quay 
Teasdell  .Mrs.  Sarah,  Ganl  st 
Thomas  Mr.  Charles  J.,  King  st 
Thompson  Mr.Samuel,StGeorge'srd 
Ihrouer  Mr.  Aaron,  Souiii  Town 
I'hiirtell  Mr.  William.  South  quay 
Towns  Mr.  Samuel,  Regent  road 
Travis  Captain  Sir  Eaton,  Kut.,R.N., 

South  quay 
Tunbridge  Air.  Thomas,  Gorleston 
Tumor  Mr.  Charles,  South  Town 
Up.iohn    Rev.  Francis,   Vicarage, 

Gorleston 
Vardon  Mr.  John,  Regent  road 
Vaux  Rev.  Bovvyer,  Regent  rnad 
Wakeley  Mrs.  Ann,  St.  Peter's  rd 
Walpole  Mr.  Jonas,  Clarence  place 
Walpole  Mr.  William,  South  Town 
Ward  Mr.  Mathew,  South  Town 
WarrenMr.Thomas.SoutliMarketrd 
Warren  Mr.  James,  Rath  hill 
Waters  Rev.  Mark,  South  Town 
Watson  Mr.  William,  South  Town 
Wtarn  Miss  Arabella,  South  Town 
Weeds  Miss  Elizabeth,  North  end 
Wheeler  Mrs.  Mary,  South  Town 
Wlieeler  Mr.  Thomas,  Gorleston 
White  Henry,  Esq.,  King  st 
WhittletonMr.  Thomas,  North  end 
Wicks  Mrs.  Mary,  King  st 
WiggMrs,  Maria,  King  st         [terr 
^Vithers  Mrs.   Miliceiit,  Claremont 
Woodward  Mr.  Samuel,  Clarence  pi 
Woor  Mr.  Thomas,  King  st 
Worship  .Mr.  Franri^,  R<gent  st 
Worship  Harry  V.  Esq.,  King  st 
Woiship  Rev.  Lucas,  Regent  place 
Wright  Mrs,  Ann,  Soutli  Town 
Wriulit    Charles    Bosworth,    Esq., 

139  South  quay 
Wright  Mr.  .Michael,  North  end 
YettsMr.  vV'illiam,  King  st 
Ycxley  Mrs.  Mary,South  Market  rd 

ACADEMIES   AND    PUBLIC 
SCHOOLS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  boarding  and  day. 
Not  otherwise  described  are  day  schools 
Baines  Christopher,  North  end 
Balls  Thomas,  Gorleston 
Barrett  Benjamin,  North  Quay 
Barrett  Thomas,  Howard  st 
BeiifieldSusaniiah,127  Rnw,King  st 
British  Free  ScHooL,St. George's 

road — Daniel  Tomkins,  master 
Brock  Mary  Ann,.S3  Row,George  st 
BrownDiaiia,Quetirsplace.East  hill 
Carter  Susannah,  .^7  Row,  Quay 
Chapman  Eliza  132  Row,South  quay 
Charity  School,  Market  place — 

Gershon   Davics,   master;    Ann 

Watson,  mistress 
Cole  Rebecca,  Gaol  st 
Collett  'I'homas,  fi3i  Bow 
CongregationalBritishSchool 

Gaol  st — .lohn    Evans,    master  ; 

Mary  Thompson,  mistress 
Cooper  Pha-he,  Gorleston 
•Craiicliei-  Eliza,  Back  road 
Crowe  Mary,  60  Row 
Cross  Frederick,  Lichfield  place 
*I)ick  Susannah,  King  st 
Doilson  (icorge,  Cai>tor 
Ellis  William,  George  st 
•Fulcher  Susannah,  King  st 
Garson  Harriet  6i  Mary,  George  st 
Glasscock  Harriet,  King  st 
Greevcs  Sarah,  George  st 


Hannaut  John,  Atkins  walk,  North 

entrance 
Haws  Marearet,  Regent  st 
Haywaid  Ann,  Theatre  st 
Holland  Jaine.i,  Gaol  st 
Hospital  School,  Market  place- 
John  W.  Hewke,  nraster  ;  Char- 
lotte Coffin,  misticss 
Infants' School,  Caistor — Eliza*- 

belli  Edmonds,  mistress 
Infants'  School,  King  st — Sarah 

Cole,  mistress 
Infants'  School,  St.  Nicholas', 

4.5  Row,   George   st — Susannah 

Parr,  mistress 
Infants'    School,    St.    Petei's, 

Back    road — Elizabeth    Brinday, 

mistress 
Jackson  Joseph,  King  st  [rd 

Jarmeiiy  iNlary  Ann,  South  Market 
Moore  William,  White  Horse  plaiu 
National  ScHooL,Caistor — James 

Read,  master;   Charlotte   BIytb, 

mistress 
National  School,  Gorleston — — 

Thomas    Biich,    master;    Eliza 

Underwood,  mistress 
Osbori)  Sarah,  40  Row 
Palmer  John,  North  Market  road 
Parkinson  Camerona,  Norfolk  terr 
•Plummer  Golding,  King  st 
Ragged  School,  North  end^— 

(masters  various) 
Redgrave  Helen,  Buckineham  place 
Robertson  &  Cooper  (ladies),  Aps- 

ley  terrace 
School  of  Industry,  King  st— — 

Sarah  Brecknell,  mistress 
•Silvers  Ann,  Chapel  Paved  row 
*Shakel  John,  Howard  st 
Slomaii  Isabella,  Theatre  plain 
Sloman  Sophia,  St.  Peter's  road 
Steriy  Betsy  (ladies')  Gaol  st 
Swann  Matthew  H.,  Howard  st 
Thomas  Mary,  Church  square 
Tydeman  Lucy  (ladies'.  Queen  st 
*Wall  Maria  i ladies),  Gorleston 
Walpole  Chariot  te(la'lies)Georfje  Jt 
Wat.son  James,  18  Row,   George  st 
Westgaie    Mary  Ann,   84    Row, 

George  st 
*Woollsey  Sarah,  North  quay 
Yallop  George  S.,  Gorleston 
Yarmouth    Proprietary   Gram- 
mar School — Rev.   William  C. 

Davie,hea(l  master  ;GeorgeBaker, 

second  master 

ACCOUNTANTS. 

Davey  Joseph,  Regent  st 

Ernes  Richard  H.  (and  law  stationer) 

Kiiigst 
Pizey  Robert,4  Albert  place,  King  st 
agents- 
general  COMMERCIAL,  &C. 
General  Agents  when  not  otherwise 

described. 
[See   also  Fire,  &rc.  Office  Agents 

and  other  Agents  under  their 
respective  heads.) 
Bird  William,  Quay,  South  Town 
Blake  Gaiscm  (comuiisson),  Quay, 

South  Town 
Bunn  Tiiomas  (commission).  Quay, 

South  town 
Butcher  James  (to  Huthwaite  and 

Co.)  Charlotte  st 
Butcher  Matthew  &  Sons  (and  ship 

and    general    commission),     St. 

Peicr'>  road 
Clarke  Justinian   B.  (and  to  Daniel 

Harmer),  South  quay 
Cobb  Simon  &  Soir  (for  Macinto.sh 

and  Co.)  Charlotte  st 
Cosierton    George     B.,    76    Row 

South  quay 


iiirfctorg* 


YARMOUTH,  &c. 


Koifolfe. 


Crowe  Vrederick  (news  and  school, 
and  to  tlie  Norwich  and  East  of 
England  Building  Society),  How- 
ard street 
Davie  William  (Trinity),  South  st 
Fill  Samuel  John,  South  quay 
Heriot  Robert  M.,    (commission), 

100  Row,  South  quay 
HvltonJolin  (to  William  H.  Bessey), 
North  quHV  [l»wu 

Laws  Chailes  W.,  Quay,  South 
Laws  James  E.  108  Row,  Sih.  quay 
Norman  John  &  Son  (for  Chalder's 

patent  pump), Theatre  plain 
Orfeur    John  (commission).  Quay, 

South  Town 
Palmer  James  Hurry  &  Co.  (and  to 
Samuel  Culley,  limber  merchant) 
Retjent  st 
Palmer  John,  Quay 
Parmt-nter  William    (to  John  Kit- 
ton),  Queen  st 
Preston    Isaac  &  Son    (foreign), 

Quav,  South  Town 
Read  Thomas  W.  &  Co.    (commis- 
sion). South  Town  fQuay 
Rice  Samuel  (commission)57  Row, 
Seaman     Robert     (to  Trueman, 

Hanburv  and  Co.)  Quay 
Shelley  John  &   Co.    (to   Lloyds'), 

South  Quay 
Short  Thomas  L.,  King  st 
Steward  Arthur  (to  Steward,  Pat- 
tesori,  Linch  and  Co.)  North  quay 
Teasdel  Henry  (commission), Quay 
South  Town  [Town 

Walling   Robert  S.,   Quay,   South 
Woods  &  Sloman  (for  Meal<in  aud 

Co.'s  Burton  ales),  Kingst 
Woolstone    Gtorge    (to     Richard 

Coaks),  Soutli  town 
AGENTS— HOUSE,  LAND,    &c. 
Bately  William  G.  South  Town 
Huston  John  T.  jun.,  North  end 
Crowe  Fre'lerick,  Howard  street 
Glenister  William,  Kent  place 
Hullfy  Thomas,  George  st 
Huiton  Thomas,  Kingst 
Pettingill  Walter  D.  Regent  st 
PlzeyRobert,  4  Albert  place.  King  st 
Pratt  James,  Howard  st 
Spelman  Wm.  &  Snns,TovvnHall  sq 
Woods  &  Slownian,  King  st    [quay 
Wright  Jas.  &  Son,  111  Row,  South 

AGENTS— SHIPPING. 

(Ses  also  yiaents— Steam  Packet.) 
BarberSaml.T.96  Row,  Souih  quay 
Briggs  William,  South  quay     [road 
BntcherMatihewA  Sons,  St.  Peter's 
Cherry  James,  Quay 
Clarke  Justinian  B.  South  quay 
PalmerJamesHurry,&Co.,Regent  st 
Teasdell  James  South  quay 

AGENTS— STEAM      PACKET. 

(See  also  Agents— Shipping.) 
BarberSanil.S.(steam  tug),  96  Row, 

South  quav  [Soutli  quay 

Briegs    William    (to    Rotterdam), 
Cherry  James  (to  London),  Quay 
Clarke  Justinian  B.  (to  Hull), South 

(]U  ly  [South  quay 

Fill  Samuel  &  John    (steam  tug), 

ANCHOR    SMITHS. 

Minster  &  Harvey,  13(i  Row,  South 

quay 
Moore  Samuel  V.,  South  End 

ARCHITECTS   &    SURVEYORS. 

Bate  William,  B.ith  place 
Hilling  George,  Regent  st 
HuUey  Tliomas.Geoige  st 
Garson  George  Lloyds  (surveyor), 

George  street 
GlenisterWilliam,  Kent  place   [quay 
Wright  Jas.  &  Son,  1 1 1  Bow,  South 


ARTISTS. 

See  Profpssors  and  Teachers. 


ATTORNEYS. 

Marked  tlius  *  are  also  Notaries. 
*BaUer  John,  Queen  st 
♦Barber  Henry,  Regent  st 
*Bell  Charles,  97  Row,  Kingst 
"Clarke  Win.  Thos.  (notary  only), 

South  quay 
Clowes  John,  Regent  st 
*Cobb  James,  Regent  st 
Corry  Charles,  Gaol  st 
Corry  Samuel  Bariiett,  Regent  st 
Costertnn Frederick  Saml.  Queen  st 
*Cricktnay  Thomas,  Regent  st 
Cufoude  John  Lomas,  Howard  st 
Fabb  John  Charles,  Regent  st 
*Fisher,LucasiSiSteward, South  quay 
•Harmer  Henry  Robert,  Queen  st 
Hodskinson  Freneiick,  South   quay 
*Holt  George  W.  (and  clerk  to  the 

magistrates),  Gaol  st 
Palmer  Edmund  Reeve,  Resent  st 
Prtlmer  Natlinl.  &  Henry,  Regent  st 
*Paliner  Samuel  T.    (&  receiver  of 
Admiralty  Droits),  61  Row,  Quay 
•Preston  Edmund,  North  quay 
*Revni>lds  &  Paliner(&  receiver  of 

A'dmiralty  Dioits),  Regent  st 
*Sayers  Christopher,  Queen  st 
Slieirington  Samuel  B., Regent  road 
«Tolver  &  Preston,  Quay 
Waters  James  D.,  Priory  plain 
Woods  Alexander,  King  st 
Worship  William,  Regent  st 

AUCTIONEERS  &  APPRAISRS. 

Church  John,  North  End 
Cole  George,  Charlotte  st 
Crowe  Frederick,  Howard  st 
Hickling  Robert,  Kingst 
Pettingill  Walter  D.  Regent  St 
Pratt  James,  Howard  st 
Rogers  John  R.  Theatre  plain 
Spelman   William  &  Sons,    Town 
Hall  square  [King  st 

Woods  &   Sloman    (and  valueis). 


BAKERS- 
LOAF   AND    SHIP  BISCUIT. 

Ames  Mary  Ann,  George  st 
Ames  Roiiert,  George  st 
Archer  Thomas  St.  Peter's  road 
Arthertou  Charles,  Gorleston 
Biles  Robert  Green,  Victoria  place 
Bales  William,  Market  place 
Banham  Robert,  Gorleston 
Barber  George,  Duncan  place 
Barrtll  R-beri,  Fuller's  bill 
Beecroft  Peter,  Cbarlotle  st 
Bishop  John,  Garden  lane 
Blagg  Edward,  George  St 
Boulter  Henry,  North  End 
Chapman  William,  Gaol  st 
Cbasteney  Everson,  Queen's  place, 

East  hill 
Chasteiiey  J.E.,  5  Row,  North  quay 
(Jraske  John  H.  George  st 
Duffield  John  C,  South  quay 
Eagleton  John,  Kulkr's  hill 
Eastick  Elijah,  York  road 
Emms  Jas.  Kingst.  &  St.  Peter's  id 
Emms  James  R.,  Gorleston 
Farman  Samuel,  North  quay 
Foreman  George,  Noitli  quay 
Foreman  Thomas,  King  st 
Fransham  Jobn,  North  End 
Fuller  Thomas,  Gaol  st 
Garwood  William,  60  Row 
Gilham  Jonathan,  North  market  rd 
Gooda  Charles,  King  st 
Gowan  James,  Nelson  place 
Hawkins  Jobn,  18  Row,  George  st 
Hewitt  Stephen,  North  End 
Houchen  George,  Howard  st 
Howard  John,  Charlotte  st 


Howard  Samuel,  South  market  rd 
Howlett  George,  34  Row,  George  st 
Jay  Francis,  King  st 
Jay  James  B.,  Gaol  st 
Jav  John  Mason,  South  st 
Johnson  William,  Maiket  road 
Juiier  Matliew,  George  st 
Kemp  William,  12.t  Row,  King  st 
Kent  William,  Ymk  road 
King  Alfiid,  South  Town 
Larke  William,  30  Row,  George  st 
LaytonHezeki;ih,  Bridge  rd.SouthT. 
Layton  Robert  Veale,  Howard  8t 
Leeder  Arcb,  Market  place 
Matthews  Benjamin,  Gaol  st 
Matthews  Jasper,  Goileston 
Mobbs  Samuel,  Market  road 
Morse  Elizabeth,  North  End 
Naunton  Libbis,  Gaol  st 
Naunton  William  B.  Market  row 
Page  Joseph,  45  Row,  George  st 
Punchen  Charles,  South  End 
Pye  Richard,  St.  Peter's  road 
Reynolds  George,  Gooleslon 
Rivett  John  R.  King  st 
Rivitt  Richard,  King  st 
I  Runacre  James,  Gaol  st 
Sayer  Henry,  Rainbow  corner 
Sayer  Thom.is  B.  Gaol  st 
Scott  James,  Town  Hall  square 
Sharman  John  C.  King  st 
Smith  Thomas,  Howard  st 
Whitaker  John,  Gaol  st 
White  Henry,  South  st 
Woodrow  Edmund,  King  st 
Woolston  Benjamin,  Gaol  st 

BANKERS. 

East  OF  England  Bank  (Branch), 
Regent  st — (draws  on  the  London 
and  Westminster  Bank)— Geoige 
William  Holmes,  agent 

Gurnevs',  Turner  &  Brightwen, 
Quay— (d:aw  on  Barclay,  Bevan 
&  Co.  London) 

Lacon  Sir  Edmund  Knowles,  Bart. 
Lacons',  Youell  &  Co.  Quay— 
(draw  on  Glyn,  Hallifax  &  Co. 
London) 

National  Provincial  Bank  of 
England  (Branch),  South  Quay 

(draws  on   the   London  Joint 

Stock  Bank)  —  Robert  Stewart, 
manager 

Savings'  Bank,  Howard  st— (open 
on  VVednesdavs  from  11  to  Ij  — 
I     Robert  D.  Barber,  actuary 

1  BASKET    MAKERS. 

Farman  Joseph,  Soutli  Town 

Felstead  John,  George  st 

Green  Robert,  112  Row,  South  quay 

Haines  William  C,  Quay 

Lamb  James,  Market  row 

Miller  Robert,  St.  Nicholas'  road 

Newman  David,  South  st 

Page  WiUiam,  South  quay 

Peck  David,  Gaol  st 

Rivett  Henry,  40  Row,  Charlotte  st 

Rivett  Philip,  North  quay 

Shuckford  Beiij.  &  Son,  Market  pi 

BLACKSMITHS. 

(Seealso  fFhite  &r  General  Smiths.) 
Atkins  William,  North  quay 
Busaey  William,  Goileston 
Chane  John  W.  Back  of  Fish  markt 
Dale  Willim,  48  Row,  George  st 
Durraiit  Henrv,  Cai>tor 
Fukher  WiUiam,  Fullers  hill 
Gibbs  John,  VVhiie  Horse  plain 
Gooda  Ths.Win.  Bridge  rd.SouthT. 
Humphrey  Joseph,  Caistor 
Lovick  Thomas,  St.  Nicholas'  road 
Manning  William,  Si.  Nicholas'  rd 
Read  Samuel,  Gorleston 
Skoyles  John,  Gorleston 
Smith  Samuel,  Back  road 


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Slate  r'0 


BLOCK^    MAST,    AND    PUMP 
MAKERS. 

AWred,  Mnil&  C<>.,  North  quay 
Ellett  James  North  qtiny 
Knowle.s  James,  North  quay 
PalsTHve  Hemy,  South  quay 
V^eale  Robert,  South  qu.iy 
Wooden  Francis,  Snufh  quay 

BOAT    BUILDERS. 

(See  iilso  Ship  Builders.) 
Beechiiig  James,  Si'Utli  end 
Burwoiid  Henry,  South  Town 
Frosdick  Thomas,  North  quay 
Hastings  Ht-nry,  South  quay 
HHStings  Joseph,  South  end 
Houuhton  Alfrrd,  North  quay 
Hounhtoii  William,  Nonh  quay 
Jermyn  &  Mack.  South  Town 
Newsnm  John,  Goileston 
Parker  Robert,  Noith  quay 
Pigg  Priscilla,  South  Town 
Smallpnge  William,  South  Town 

BOOKBINDERS. 

{See  also  Booksellers,  S^-r.) 
Alexander  William,  King  street 
Denew  James  M.,  72  R"W,  Quay 
Diboll  Joseph  William,  Howard  st 
Gytod  William  H.,  Howard  street 
Purdy  Henry  Joseph,  Gaol  st 

BOOKSELLERS  &  STATIONRS. 

(See  also  Stationers.) 
Alesai;der  William  (and  newsaeent 

and  reading  rooms),  King  street 
Barber  Chailes,  Quay 
Duucau  Alrxaiider,  Alarket  row 
Foreman  JoImi,  Theatre  plain 
Gilham  James,  Howard  st 
Gooch,  Burrett  &  Son,  Market  pi 
Keevil  George,  King  st 
Sloman   Charles  (and  news  agent 

anH  private  subscription  reading 

rooms),  King  street 
Wriglit  William,  King  st 

BOOT    &    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Ames  Thomas,  Broad  row 
Baldwin  Chailes, White  Horse  plain 
Balls  William,  North  (juay 
Bartram  John,  St.  Peter's  road 
Beckett  George  Wm.,  Townhall  sq 
Bee  James,  Gaol  st 
Bee  Robert,  Market  place 
Benstead  John,  South  Town 
Hilton  Jotiii,  Charlotte  st 
Blyth  John  T.,  Market  place 
Blvth  William  John,  George  st 
Block  John,  33  Row,  George  st 
Broom  Chai  les  J  ,  17Row,George  st 
Brown  Henjamii  BlackSwaii  row  51 
Bulley  Joseph,  12'J  Row,  South  qy 
Bunn  James,  Broad  row 
But  er  Robert,  South  market  road 
Cobb  Mary  &  Son,  George  st 
Crane  Clement,  (iaol  st 
Croswt  11  James,  39  Row,  George  st 
Oawsoii  William,  Charlotte  st 
Day  George,  North  mat  ket  road 
Uuffell  Robert,  Georye  st 
Duniiell  John,  Gaol  st 
Duirell  Samuel,  Goileston 
Kdmunds  Isaac  Caister 
Emms  David,  109  Row,  King  st 
Krrineton  Wm.,St  I'uter's  Paved  rw 
Feltham  Geoige,  Market  place 
Fisher  listher  ^d-aler).  Church  sn 
Fisk  George,  Gorleston 
Fletcher  Robert,  King  st 
Fountain  William.  7h  Row,  Gaol  st 
Freiii  h  William,  Geoige  st 
Froniow  Thomas,  Gaol  st 
Gipliiigs  John,  Kim;  st 
Goodrick  Geoige  Thos.,  Mai  ket  pi 
Greenacre  Uenjamin,  Caisior 
Hall  Wdham,  140  Row,  King  st 
Hannaiit  Wm.L.,  18  Row,George8t 

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Healev  Jaraes,  Gaolst 

High  William,  Gaol  st 

Hunt  George,  South  Town 

Kemp  William,  Market  row 

Keriison  Jacob,  Nortli  market  road 

Lane  Benjamin,  St.  Nicholas'  road 

Langley  Samuel,  Gorleston 

Larke  Kdgar  N.,Chailotte  st 

Lockhart,  Adam,  King  st 

Man  in  Samuel,  Gaol  st 

Miller  William,  South  quay 

Newiirk  VVilliam,  South  Town 

Nobbs  Edward,  85  Row,  King  st 

Nolloth  William.  Gaol  st 

Panks  Henry,  Theatres! 

Patter  sou  James,  Charlotte  st 

Pile  Charles,  South  quay 

Pye  Martin,  Card  st 

Rainer  Francis.  King  st 

Remlance  William,  South  st 

Ri<lley  Henry,  Back  road 

Rushnier  Sai'nuel,  Broad  row 

Rustou  John  &  Son,  King  st 

Sacret  Robert,  Howard  st 

Sapar  Daniel,  Market  place 

Sawver  William  C,  Charlotte  st 

Self  George,  Howard  st 

Smith  Jacob  &  Charles,Charlotte  st 

South  Benjamin,  George  st 

Starling  George,  Market  road 

Swanston  WiHiani,  Theatre  plain 

Thacker  James,  King  st 
Theobald  Benjamin,  Gaol  st 

Thompson  John,  Regent  road 
Todd  Robert,  36  Row,  George  St 
Tripp  William,  Church  square 
Vince  Joseph,  Church  square 
Vincent  James,  Gorleston 
Walker  Robert,  South  st 
White  Peter,  White  Horse  lane 
Woodcock  John,  Fullers  hill 
Wright  Daniel,  South  Town 
Wright  James,  King  st 
Wriuht  John,  Gaol  st 
Wright    Ricli  lid    (and  water-proof 

sea  hoots).  Church  square 
Yarnham  Benjamin,  Gaol  st  i 

BRAZIERS    AND    TIN-PLATE 

VTORKERS. 
Barber  Saiiniel,  St.  Nicholas'  road 
Breeze  Robert,  Market  place 
Child  John,  South  quay 
Clowes  George  W.,  Howard  st 
Foreman  John,  Theatre  plain 
Gray  Thomas  Edward,  King  st 
Hammonrl  Robert,  George  st 
Hatch  Robert,  46  Row,  George  st 
Stagg  John,  Broad  row 

BREWERS. 

Bird  William,  Denes 
Ferrier Richard  &  Son,  Gaol  st 
Howes  Benjatnin,  Fiegent  Brewery 
Lacon  Sir  Edmund  Sc  Suns,  Church 

square  [qi'iiy 

Lubbock  Charles,  the  Conge,  Noith 
Paliier  Jas.  Hurry,Aiichor  Brewery 
Roof  John,  Gorleston 
Steward,    Patteson,    Finch   &   Co. 

North  quay 
Tomlinsou  Joseph,  Howard  st 

BRICK,    TILE    6t     LIME      MER- 
CHANTS   &    DEALERS. 

Nuihall  Phili]),  North  end  road 
Pratt  Robert,  North  quay 
Spilling  William,  South  Town 
BRICKLAYRS  Be  PLASTERERS. 
Arboii  George,  North  ([uay 
Bull  George,  (Jorleston 
Chancy  John,  Nelson  place 
Chase  Robert,  Caistor 
Dyboll  Thomas,  North  quay 
Fisk  Roberi,  Kiirg  st 
Hockley  Charles,   St.  Nicholas  road 
Johnson  Robert, Town  Hall  square 


Key  John,  North  quay 

Leggei  James.  34  Row,  George  st 

Maddeys  Thonia*,  Howard  st 

Nickersou  Robert,  Gaol  st 

Page   Thomas  &   Son,  West  Ber- 

moiidsey  place 
Popay  George  S.,  Gorleston 
Pratt  James,  North  quay 
Pratt  Robert,  North  quay 
Sadler  Thomas,  Gorleston 
Thomiison  Leonard,  South  Market 

road  [road 

Thompson     William,      Monument 
White  Charles,  Queen's  place 

BRUSH    MAKERS. 

Ellis  ChrisiopherTaN lor.  Market  pi 
Ellis  Robert  Benjamin,  Choilottest 


BUILDERS. 

See  under  the  head  Carpenters. 


BUTCHERS. 

Ball  Francis,  Gaol  st 
Barnes  Jeremiah.  Market  place 
Barnes  John,  South  st 
Bayes  Benjamin  (pork), Gaolst 
Bellamy  Daniel,  King  st 
Bellamy  H<nrieita,  King  st 
Hellainy  Winter,  Kiuast 
Burman  Edward.  Charlotte  st 
Clarke  Ann  &  Sou,  North  end 
Cockerill  John  (pork),  Gaol  st 
Diaper  John,  Market  place 
Draper  Joseph,  King  st 
Edwards  Mary,  Geoige  .st 
Gunton  Samuel,  Marketplace 
Gunton  Simon.  Market  place 
Hacon  Henry,  George  st         [plain 
Hall  Abraham  (pork),  White  Horse 
Harris  Lydia  (pork).  Gaol  st 
Jex  Jacob,  Gorleston 
Keable  John,  Market  place 
Lamb  Richard,  King  st 
Lamb  Robert,  Back  road 
Lamb  Timothy,  Gaol  st 
Latnh  William,  St.  George's  road 
Maddeys  Thomas  ( pork), Howard  st 
Marsh  Willianr,  George  st 
Newman  Samuel,  Gorleston 
Nicker  Samuel,  Gorleston 
Present  William  J.,  Marketplace 
Pye  William  B.,  Howard  st 
Shipsion  Samuel  J.,  South  quay 
Smith  Robert  (pork),  Gorleston 
Swarm  Charles  St.  Peter's  road 
Swann  William,  Markit  place 
Waters  Samuel,  Gorleston 
Winter  Henry.  Market  place 
Wright  Edward,  King  st 

CABINET    MAKERS    AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Atkins  Robert,  133  R()w,South  quay 
Blowers  Mark  &  Son,  Charlotte  St 
Clayton  John,  King  st 
Flagg  Charles,  Market  place 
For.ler  Charles,  the  Conge 
Korder  Frederick,  the  Conge 
Lake  Thos.  C,  M  Row, Market  place 
Moon  Philip,  Charlotte  st 
Newark  Henry,  52  Row,  Gaol  st 
Normair  Sauruel,  Chai  lotte  st 
Poppv  Thomas,  Gaol  st 
Rackiiam  John,   White  Horse  plain 
R.  (Idish  James,  George  st 
Richmond  John,  Howard  st 
Soanes  William,  Georuest 
Woodiow  William,  77  Row,  Gaol  st 
YallopEphraim,  George  st 

CARPENTERS. 

Marked  ilms  *  are  also  Builders. 
Barrett  Robert,  Fuller's  hill 
Barr-ow  Geoige,Atkiirs  walk, North 

entrance 
Barwdod  Thomas  H.,  Gorleston 
Brock  Richard,  North  quay 


©trectorg. 


YARMOUTH,  &c. 


Korfolfe. 


Bur«ess  James  (&  niacliiiie|maker), 

Gorlestnii 
•Cooper    Thomas,    Sotith   Market 

road  and  Gaol  st 
Coppiii  Charles,  Palmer's  buildings, 

South  town 
Cubitt    Maitiii    (aud    contractor), 

South  Town 
Diboil  John,  51  Black  Swan  row 
Dye  Robert  B.,  Gorleston 
Edwar<ls  Benjamin,  South  end 
G«orge  James,  Caisior 
Greenacre  Thomas,  North  end 
•Greenwood  Edward,  Alarketroad 
•Johnson  Job,  Theatre  plain 
King    Aurelius  Robert,    128  Row, 

South  quay 
Lark  Joseph,  118  Row, South  quay 
*Monie  James  B  ,  Claieniont  lurr. 
Muffitt  Philip,32  Queen's  Head  row 
Newark  Henry,  5i  Row,  Gdol  st 
Newson  Benj;iniin,  South  quay 
•Norfor Hem yj(hn, St. George's  rd 
*Obee  Oliadiah,  North  quay 
•Prentice  VViiliaiii,  Gorleston 
•Savag<-John,  99  Ro.*,  King  st 
Scarce  John,  Gorleston 
Simn)otids  Samuel,  Caistor 
•Spilline  William,  Townhall  square 
•Steward    Richard,  46  Row,  Char- 
lotte street 
Swiiles  David,  Market  road 
•Taylor  Janies,118  Kow,South  quay 
•Taylor  VVn).  H.  &  Son,  the  Conge 
Woolston   John  &    Rump  Robert, 

North  Market  mad 
Wrleht  William,  North  end  road 

CARVERS    Se    GILDERS. 

ErriuKtoii  Thoni;is,  King  st 
Tanu Thomas,  51  Row,  King  st 

CHAIR    MAKERS. 

{See  also  Cabinet  Makers.) 
Ding  John,  North  end 
Forder  Charles,  the  Conge 
Forder  Fiederick,  the  Conge 
Osborn  Heury, 34  Globe  row 

CHEESE  &  BUTTER  FACTORS 

Jackson  James  &  William  (and  pro- 
vision merchants).  North  quay 
Lucid  VVilliam,  King  st 
Pulfoni  George,  Market  row 
Tuttle  William,  King  st 

CHEMISTS    &    DRUGGISTS. 

RariianJ  Francis,  Broad  row 
Bond  John,  Kingst 
Chambeiiin  &  Peters,  Gaol  st 
Davey  Frederick,  King  st 
Davie  Cafaude,  Quav 
Goddard  Henry  K.,  White  Horse  plain 
Hedges  Edward  M.,  Charlotte  st 
Jay  Eilward  W.  King  st 
King  Frederick,  R.  iM.,  Gorleston 
Lee  John,  Market  i)lace 
Mabson  William,  Maiket  place 
Markland  Edwin,  Marketplace 
Owles  John,  George  st 
Shingles  George  S.,  Gaol  st 
Silver  Robert,  North  quay 
StewarriCharlesS.  D. Market  place 
Snguate  Henry  Ezra, St.  Peter's  road 
Walpole  W:lliamW.,St.Petei's  road 
CHINAj  GLASSj  &c.  DEALERS. 
Baldwin  Ann,  Charlotte  st 
Diboil  Ann,  Alarket  row 
Field  Michael,  Market  row 
Greer  John,  Church  square 
Hickling  Robert,  King  st 
Howse  William  &  Son,  Gorleston 
Jacobs  Isiael,  Gcorue  st 
Mordecai  &  Mayers,  Market  row 

CLOTHES    DEALERS. 

Burgess     Thomas     (and    woollen 

draper).  South  Paved  row 
Everett  VVilliam,  White  Horse  plain 


Flowerd^y  James,  George  st 
Isaacs  Philip,  George  st 
Newark  John,  Charlotte  st 
Pells  John,  Gorleston 
Pratt  Alfred,  Gaol  st 
Prait  Sarah,  Gaol  st 
Ramazoito  Elizaheth,  George  st 
RobertsonJames  W., Church  square 

COACH    6c     GIG    MAKERS. 

Borritt  Henry,  North  end 
Gilbert  Henry,  South  Town 
Parmenter  VVilliam,  Fuller's  hill 
Ratclilfe  John,  White  Horse  plain 
Tooley  John,  St.  Nicholas'  road 
West  John  Davy,  Market  road 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 

See  Merchants. 


CONrECTIONERS. 

Archer  Thomas,  St.  Peter's  road 
Bales  RohertGrefn,2Victoria  place 
Bales  William,  Ma-  ket  place 
Barren  Robert,   Fuller's  hill 
Beevor  William,  Gaol  st 
Boulter  Henry,  North  end 
Carter  Georee,  Charlotte  st 
Ellard  Robert,  Broad  row 
Emms  James,  King  street  and  St. 

Peter's  road 
Emms  James  R.,  Gorleston 
Foreman  Tlioraas  C,  King  st 
Gooda  Charles,  King  st 
Houchen  George,  Howard  st 
Ives  Samuel,  Howard  st 
King  Alfred,  South  Town 
Layton    Hezekiah,     Bridge    road. 

South  Town 
Layton  Robert  Veale,  Howard  st 
Leeder  Arch,  Market  place 
Nannton  Libbis,  Gaol  st 
Nauntou  William  B.,  Market  row 
Parker  Geo.,  63  Old  Post  Office  row 
Reynolds  George,  Gorleston 
Rivett  John  R.,  King  st 
Rivett  Richard,  King  st 
Sharman  John  C,,  King  st 
Woodrow  Edmund,  King  st 

CONSULS-VICE. 

Preston  Isaac  &  Son  (for  America 
U.  S.,  Denmark,  Sweden,  Hol- 
land, Prussia,  Portugal,  Turkey, 
Hanover, Belgium,  and  Alecklen- 
burgh  ;  also  Consular  agents  for 
France),  Quay,  South  Town 

Shelley  John  &  Co.  (for  Russia), 
South  quay 

COOPERS. 

Barker  William,  Theatre  plain 
Barreit  Samuel,  South  et^d 
Benn(  tt  John  B.  102  Row,  King  .st 
Biunnirrg  James,  Gorleston 
Earl  Rol)ert,  South  st 
Farman  William,  George  st 
Gardener  Richard,  South  st 
Ceilings  William,  South  st 
Godbolt  Joseph,  juii.,  South  Town 
Gyton    Susanah  &  Son,    45  Row, 

Georee  street 
Laik  William, 129  Row,  South  quay 
Silver  William,  F'uller's  hill 
Smith  William,  25  Row,  George  st 
Valient  Charles,  South  quay     [low 
Woolverton  Mary,  St.  Peter'sPaved 

CORK     CUTTERS. 

Curtis  Willlan^,  White  Horse  plain 
Ellis  Cliristoplier  T.  Market  place 
Offley  John,  76  Row,  Gaol  st 
CORN  CHANDLERS   &  FLOUR 
DEALERS. 

[See  also  Corn  Merchutits.) 
Allcock  Robert,  Howard  road 
Bartram  John  P.  Victoria  road 
Branf(jrd  &  Palmer,  South  Town 
BuUen  Robert,  Theatre  plain 


Chapman  William,  Howard  st 
Colliirs  Robert,  Howard  st 
Ciane  Susannah,  Howard  st 
Elleid  John,  GeorL'C  st 
Feriier  Richard,  Church  square 
Forenraii  Berrjanriir,  Quay 
HallVVilliam  M.  South  Market  road 
Hammoird  Wilhairr,  Gorleston 
Harl)ordWiHiam,Noi  til  Market  road 
Hicks  Mary  B.  White  Horse  plain 
Perry  William,  Gaol  st 
Powley  Daniel,  North  end 
Smith  Edward,  Quay 
Stiinnaid  Richard,  Back  road 
Suffling  Mary,  Church  square 
Tooley  Robert,  Chinch  square 
Woods  Jemima,  North  end 
CORN     MERCHANTS     AND 
FACTORS. 

[See  also  tlie  preceding  List.) 
Bird  William,  Quay,  South  Town 
Blown  Charles,  South  town 
Bunn  Thomas  Quay,  South  Town 
Dowson  Benjamin,  Quay 
Dowson  B.  U.  &  Sons,  Bi  idge  road. 

South  town  [Town 

Jenner  James,  Bridge   road,  South 
Orfeur  Jrdiii,  Quay,  South  Town 
Read  Thos.  VV.  &  Co.,  Bridge  road. 

South  Town 
Rice  Samuel,  57  Row,  Quay 
Wailing  RobrrtS.  Quav.South  Town 
Wigg  Samuel,  White  H.>r>e  plain 

CURRIERS    AND     LEATHER 
j  SELLERS. 

{See  also  Glovers S{  Leather  Sellers.) 
Blyth  Henry,  Market  place 

I  Cobb  Mary  &  Son,  Georae  st 

j  CobbSimon  &  Son  (and  merchants, 
and  grindery  warehouse),  Char- 
lotte street 

I  Doughty  Charles,  WhiteHorse  plain 
GodfreySaml.OldPostOffice  row,  63 

j  Nash  David,  Broad  row 
Na.'<h  John,  King  st  [Gaol  st 

Theobald  Benjamn. (leather  seller), 

CUTLERS. 

Aitis  Joshua,  54  Miller's  row 
Lawrence  John  (aud  truss  maker). 

Market  place 
Offord  Diiffield   {&  surgical  instru- 
ments;. Market  row 

DENTISTS. 

Markland  Edwin,   Market  plate 
Mason  VVilliam,  Ea.st  bill 
Norman  Richard,  St.  Geotge's  road 
VV^hite  Richard,  Theatre  st 

DRESS     MAKERS. 

See  Milliners  and  Dress  Makers. 

DYERS. 

Borking  James,  George  st 
Gihbins  John,  78  Row,  King  st 
Hubbard  John,  Gaol  st 
Wriuht  Thomas,  King  st 

EATING-HOUSE    KEEPERS. 

Becket  James,  Paved  row 
Butcher  James,  Charlotte  st 
Cooke  John,  Market  place 
Cubitt  James,  Cirnrcli  square 
Holland  Richaid,  Gaol  st 
Hutchins  William,  Mai  ket  place 
Platf(M(l  James,  Howard  st 
Smith  Robert,  Church  square 
Swann  George,  Gaol    st 
VVoolsey  .lobn,  Charlotte   st 

fire,  &c.  office  agents. 
Architects',  Builders'  &  Gen- 
eral, George  Hilliiii;,  Regent  st 
Argus  (li(e)  William  Spelman  and 
Sons,  Town  hall  square,  and  Bur- 
rett.Goch  and  Son,  .Market  place 
Atlas    (tire),  Thomas   Crickuiay, 
Regent  street 


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FIRE,    etc.    OFFICE    AGENTS- 

Continuril. 


Britannia  (life),  Samuel  Palmer, 
61    How,    Quay;  and    Heuiy  E. 
Suecate,  St.  Peter's  road 
Chukch  of  England,  Jno.  Chas. 

Fabb,  Rfgeiit  st 
City  of  Glasgow  (life),Tliointoii, 

Fisher  &  Son,  South  quay 
ClericaLjINIedical  AND  General, 
Edwin  M^rkland,  Market  place 
County   (firej,  Henry  E.  Goddard, 
Wiiite  Horsf  plain  '  [aid  st 

Eagle  (lit"e),Uobt.  D.  Barber.How- 
EcoNOMic  (life),   Cafaude    Davie, 
Quay  [Gorlfstim 

Equitable  (fire),  John    Greaves, 
Equity    and    Law  (life),  Charles 
Corv,  Gaol  st  [road 

ET()Ni'AN(life),VVm.  Suniners,  Back 
General,  Garsun  Blake,  Quay  side 
Globe,  Edmd.  Preston, North  qusy 
Great  Britain  (life),  Fredt-nck 
Davy,  King  st  [place 

Guardian,  Wni.  Mabson,  Market 
Hail-Storm  and    Cattle,  Fred- 
erick Crewe,  Howard  st 
Imperial  (fire),  Keynolds&Palmer, 
Regent  siivet  [Quay 

Indisputable  (life),  John  Clowes, 
Liverpool  and  LoNDON,Jas,Cohl', 

Regent  st 
Natioval  Loan  FuND(life),  James 

E.  Laws,  108  Uow,  South  quay 
Nation  AL  Mercantile,  JohnCobb, 

Ch-tilotie  street 
Naval,    Military  and  General 

(life],  Ji'hn  Bond,  Kina  st 
North  of  England,  Woods  and 

Sloinan,  Kinu  street 
Norwich     EyuiTABLE,    James  D. 

Waters,  Priory  plain 
Norwich    Union,   John    Clowes, 
Regent  St.,  &  Geo.  Hnlt,  Gaol  st 
PALLADiuM(life),Reynolds&  Palmer, 

Regent  street 

Ph(enix  (tire),  and  PELicAN(life), 

William  Alexander,  King  street, 

and  Joseph  Davey,  Regent  street 

Royal  Exchange,  Jas.  D.  Waters, 

Prioiy  plain 
Royal  Farmers'    (life),    William 
Spelaian  &Sons,aiid  Frederick  R. 
M.   King,  Town  hall  square 
Suffolk  (tire),  Edmund  K. Palmer, 

Regent  stiict 
Sun,  Walter  13.  Peitinuill, Recent  st 
West  of  FNGi.AND.Uanl.BPiilmer, 
Regent  street  [Queen  st 

Western  (life),  Hv.  Roht.Harmer, 
WiDows'(life),Jno.Owles,  George  st 

FISH    CURERS. 
Adams  &  Keeling,  111  Row.Gaol  st 
Ames  Henry,  York  road 
Bnrnhy  Win.  Hy.  St.  Peter's  road 
liishop  Thomas,  South  st 
Blake  Rohert,  St.  Nicholas  st 
Blake  Robert  juii.,  South  end 
Blake  William.  Market  road 
Brock  James,  South  st 
Camiibell  Ann,  South   st 
Caniiell  Charles,  123  Kow.Gaol  st 
CanncU  James  G.  South  st 
Clarke  William.  IW  Row,  Gaol  st 
Claxon  James,  Noithqnay 
Coates  Henry,  St.  (ieorge's  road 
Dakiii  John,  Ro\al  road 
Downint!  Thoinas  W.  King  st 
Earl  Robeit,  14:5  Row,  Gaol  st 
Fenii  Robert  Benjamin,  Jetty  road 
Fleet  Simon,  VS.i  Bow,  Gaol  st 
French  'Fhomas,  111  Row,  Gaol  St., 
ami  Noith  be.ich  [ket  road 

Fio^dick  Christmas  W.  South  inar- 
Frc.sdick  James,  42  Row,  George  st 

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Giles  George  Win.  Southland  quay] 
Gillings  WilliHin,  South  .st 
Godbolt  Joseph,  South  Town 
Gosling  William,  St.  Peter's  road 
Gowan  John,  Chailntte  st 
Green  AViUiam,  112  Row.  Gaol  st 
Giief  Jaiues,  137  Row,  Gaol  st 
Grief  William,  112  Row,  Gaol  st 
Gurney  James,  Bracey's  Rope  walk 
Halfkniyht  Samuel,  Gorleston 
Hammond  Richard,  South  st 
Harbord  Thomas,  North  quay 
Harrison  William,  Gaol  st 
Holmes   John,  Market  road 
Howlett  Ann,  Howard  st 
Howlett  Frc'lerick,  Queen  st 
Ingram  Wiliiam,  Fuller's  hill 
Keeler  James,  South  st 
Lettis  Thomas  jun.,  Chapel  opening 
Lettis  Thomas  jun.,  King  st 
Mann  Robert,  Monument  load 
Mann  William,  St.  George's  road 
Newson  Philip,  Goilestou 
Nockless  Rohert,  South  st 
Palmer  George  Danbv,  138  Row 
Purdy  Rohert.  83  Row,  Gaol  st 
Rivett  John,  Gorle.^ton 
Rust  James,  34  Globe  row 
RiLSt  James,  38  Row,  Market  place 
Bundle  Henrv,  Goilestou 
Ruiiniff  John,  Bath  place 
Self  James,  South  st 
Sewell  Wm.  145  Row,  South  quay 
Shuckford  Benjamin  &  Son,  22  Row 
Smith  Samuel,  34  Globe  row 
SievensoiiJosiah,King  St.  &Southst 
Swann  &  Pitchir,  Neptune  place 
Swann  Henry,  St.  Geoige's  road 
Swann  William,  North  market  road 
Tavlor  James,  Ferry-road  row 
Thomp-on  James,  H  iward  st 
Topps  Thoinas,  BlackSwan,51  Row 
Topps  William,  North  quay 
Turrell  Samuel,  St.  Peter's  road 
Utting  William,  St.  Peter's  road 
Wolsey  &  Fox,  Noiih  quay 
Woods  Charles,  Gorle.ston 
Woods  Simeon,  41  Row,  George  st 
Woods  William,  118  Row,  Gaol  st 
Woolverfon  James,  Back  road 
Worths  Robert,  Gaid  >t  [row 

Yallop  Georee  S.  63  Old  Post  Office 
YaNley  Charles,  Market  road 
Ya.xley  John,  Market  road 
Yaxley  Robert,  North  market  road 

FTSHING  TACKLE    MAKERS. 

Barnes  Charles,  George  st 
Gould  George.  South  quay 
Page  Philip  William,  Howard  st 

FISHMONGERS. 

Ames  Samuel,  Fish  market 
Beales  Mary  Ann,  Fish  inaiket 
Holme  William,  Fish  mat  ket 
King  Robert,  Fish  market 
LocUett  William,  South  Town 
Miller  Isaac,  Fish  maiket 
Millicaii  John,  Fish  maiket 
Neale  Stephen,  Maiket  row 
Runiiitf  Elizabeth,  Fi>h  market 
Runnilf  John,  Fish  market 
Smith  William,  Fish  market 
Yaxley  Mary,  Fish  market 

FRUITERERS. 

[See  atiu  Greengrocers.) 
Bales  James,  Market  place 
Byfoid  Georu'C,  Charlotte  st 
Ciilian  David  S.,  Market  tow 
Monlecii  «i  Mayers,  Maik.t  row 
Tricker  Elizabeth,  St.  Peter's  road 

FURNITURE    BROKERS. 

Bezance  John,  Charloite  st 
Clarke  Richard,  Charlotte  st 
Cox  Emma,  Charlotte  st 
Durrant  Eduard,  Charlotte  st 


Forden  Robert,  20  Row,  Charlotte  st 
Fordeii  Thijina<,  Charlotte  st 
Howlett  John,  Gaol  st 
Laycock  Isaac,  George  st 
.Mallett  Wiliiam,  Charlotte  st 
Newark  Jidin,  Charlotte  st 
Turner  Joseph  E.,  Charlotte  st 

FURRIERS. 

Jones  Hannah,  132  Row,SouthQuay 
Livingston  William,  King  st 

GARDENERS   &    SEEDSMEN. 

Ashley  James,  Noith  end 

Blagg  George,  North  end 

Bruunint!  John,  North  end 

Bunkell  James,  North  end 

Bush  Edwaid,  North  end 

C(dlins  Edward,  North  end 

Dye  Robert,  Gorlestou 

Hammond  Heniy,  North  end 

Hay  John.  North  end 

Goose  Robert,  North  end 

Ives  John,  Gorle.ston 

Margetson  Henry,  St.  Market  road 

Meves  Wilhain,  Gorleston 

Nic'holls    William,     Atkin's    walk, 

North  entrance 
Youell  &  Co.  (and  nurserymen  and 

florists  to  Her  Majesty), Nursery, 

North  entrance ;  warehouse,Mai- 

ket  place 
GINGER  BEER&SODA  "WATER 
MANUFACTURERS. 

Barcham  William,  61  Row,  Quay 
ButrherJas.(&cordials), Charlotte  .st 
Ives  Samuel.  Howard  st 
Moore  Elizabeth,  Row  63J,  King  st 
Powlev  John,  North  quay 
Rogers  John  R.,  Theatre  plain 
IGLOVERS     &     LEATHER 
SELLERS. 

Blyth  Heiiiy,  Markei  place 
Farrow  William,  Caister^ 
Townshend  John,  Fuller's  hill 
Wright  Richard,  Church  square 

GREENGROCERS. 

{See  also  Fruiterers. ) 
Bains  Franci*;,  Gaol  st 
Balls  Thomas,  Gaol  st 
Balls  William,  Charlotte  st 
Beckett  George,  (iaol  st 
Bowles  William,  Gaol  st 
Chapman  John,  back  of  Fish  market 
Duffield  W  illiam.  North  quay 
Geriod  Edward,  George  st 
High  William,  Gaol  st 
Lamb  Charles,  St.  George's  road 
Mayers  John,  Ga<d  st 
Peak  Charles,  Gaol  st 
Kansonie  Elizabeth,  Howard  st 
Thompson  Henry,  Gaol  st 

GROCERS*  TEA    DEALERS. 

{See  also  S/io))l>ee/jers,  S{c.,  and  also 

Tea  Dealers.) 
Allcock  Henry  C,  Market  row 
Bales  James,  Marketplace 
Barrel!  Robert,  Fuller's  hill 
Blagg  Thoinas  H.,  Market  row 
Browne  Samuel  Y.,  King  st 
Bumpstead  George,  MarUet  place 
Bumpstead  Hobert,  Gaol  st 
Bnstoii  John  T.,  jun..  North  end 
Chapman  William,  Howard  st 
Clowes  John,  Quay 
Emms  James,  St.  Peter's  road 
Fenn  John,  Market  place 
Freeman  Charles,  ChaHotte  st 
Fulcher  Elizabeth,  Maiket  place 
(iood  John,  King  st 
Greeves  John,  Gorleston 
Ciunn  Henry,  Market  row 
Gunn  Robert,  White  Horse  plain 
Hardesty  William,  Gaol  st 
Hairison  William,  Gaol  st 


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KToifolft. 


Laws  VViHiaii),  Gf-orgest 
Lessey  Samuel,  King  st 
Loiiiiiore  Juhii,  Broad  row 
Lucia  William,  Kingst 
Maistoii  Charles,  Kingst 
Rlaystoii  Frederick,  Market  place 
Niiiton  Alfred  C,  [Market  place 
Orfoid  William,  Brond  row 
Owls  Georgf,  26  Row,  Charlotte  st 
Page  .lames,  drlesion 
Page  William,  South  quay 
P'lls  J. .1,11,  Gorlestou 
Plensaiits  William ,  South  <juay 
Rising  Williani,  St.  Peter's  road 
Sc'well  Kdwaid,  Mnrket  place 
Taylor  Renjamin.  Gaol  st 
Turtle  William,  Kingst 
Wright  Robert,  Kingst 

GUN    MAKERS. 
Hickling  Henry,  George  st 
S.iwyer  John,  Fuller's  hill 
HABERDASHERS  Se  HOSIERS. 
Aidied  SamufI  H.  &  Son,  George  st 
Appietoii  Kiizabefh,  Market  row 
Barker  Mary,  Market  mw 
Bowers  Robert,  George  st 
Foreman  Eiiznheth,  Rroad  row 
Jacobs  Israf^l,  Georgt-  si 
Kemp  John  Charles,  Quay 
Lane  Klizaherh,  King  st 
Seaman  Francis  &  ftlartha.  King  st 
Simpson  Mary  Ann,  Broad  row 
HAtR   DRESSERS. 
Marked  thus  •  are  also  Perfumers. 
Andrews  Susannah,  King  st 
Barnes  Chailts,  (leoree  st 
Bowles  Sauil.,  129  Row,  South  quay 
Chase  John,  South  st 
•Crowe  Thomas,  Market  row 
D-illistone  John,  Gaol  st 
•Flower  Joseph  G.,  Market  row 
•Folder  Eilwanl,  Hro.<»)  row 
Fulcher  Edward,  Market  place 
Gold  John,  South  quay 
Holllday  David,  Kingst 
Holliday  John,  Church  square 
Houston  William,  Gorlestou 
Hoy  John,  Chulotte  st 
Layton  William,  Theatre  plain 
Morse  Charles,  Gorleston 
Mor>e  Win.,Ciiiistophtr,  Howards 
Paue  Philip  William,  Howard  st 
Pratt  Alfred,  Goal  lane 
Quinton  John,  Fuller's  hill 
Sco'ter  George  C,  St.  Peter's  road 
Smiih  Jrinie^,  George  st 
Taylor  Henrv,  King  st 

HATTERS. 
Bacon  Robert  Si  Co.,  Howard  st 
Cocks  John,  Kins  st 
Crowe  William,  Gorleston 
Greevs  John,  Gorleston 
Lawn  James,  Broad  row 
Moore  &  NutliHll,  Market  place 
RackliHin  SHinnel,  Market  row 
Robertson  Jame^W.,  Chinch  square 
Stalling  Alfred  &  John, Market  row 
Steward  Christopher,  Charlotte  st 
Walsh  John,  King  st 

INNS. 

(See  also  Taverns  8c  Public  Houses.) 
Aneel,  Jf>hn  Brown,  Market  place 
Bath  House  Hotel  (and  boarding 

house),  Samuel  W.  Bly,  opposite 

the  Jetty 
Bear,  Robert  Puncher,  South  town 
Ciown&Anchor.Ma'tha  Reeve, Quay 
Duke's  Heail,  Sti  phen  Kemp,  Quay 
King's  Head,.ludith  Wigg.Maiket  p'l 
Norfolk  Hotel  (family,  boarding 

&l>ostiiig-liou5e;,ChariesButcher, 

Nonh  beach 
Royal  Hotel,  South  Denes 

16* 


Star,  Mary  Pestell,  Quay 
Victoria  Hotel  (family,  boarding 

and  posting-house),   John  Price, 

South  Denes 
IRON  AND  BRASS  FOUNDERS. 
Doughty  &  Dye,  63  Row,  King  st 
Moore  Samuel  V.(and  engineer  and 

boiler  maker).  South  end 
Piller  &  Andrews,  127  Row,  Kingst 
Rogers  James,  North  quay 
IRONMONGERS. 
Bradnack  I-aac  H.  Church  square 
Breeze  Robert,  Market  place 
Clowes  George  W.  Howard  st 
Cri>p  Samuel  B.  George  st 
Gray  Thomas  Edward,  King  st 
Nutman  John,  Fuller's  hill 
Pleasants  William,  South  quay 
Stagg  John,  Broad  row 
Weavers  John,  Gorle.ston 
YoutU  John  F.  Bioad  row 

LIBRARIES-CIRCULATING. 

fSee  also  /leading  Rooms,  Sfc.) 
Alexander  William,  Kingst 
Bales  James,  Maiket  place 
Gooch  Baireti  &  Son,  iMarket  place 
Simpson  Amv,  North  quay 
Slonian  Chailes,  King  st 
Thompson  Mary,  G.  oige  st 
Wright  William,  Kitm  st 
Yarmouth  Public  LiBRARy,South 

quay — G.  W.  Holmes,   treasurer  ; 

Jolin  Smith,  secty.  and  libiarian 

LINEN  Si  ^VOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

SILK  MERCERS  ANDHABERDASHERS. 
Marked  thus  •  are  Travelline  Drapers. 
•Ainstock  John, St.  Nicholas' terrace 
Baker  Robert,  Maiket  place 
Blake  John,  Mark*  t  place 
Bieese  Chailes  &  Henry,  Market  pi 
Burton  William  A.  King  st 
•Chalmers    &    Smith,    63     Row, 

Maiket  place 
Clinpiiian  James  G.  King  st 
•Crawford  Ken«  dy,  Johnson's  row 
•Dawson  Francis,  Apollo  place 
Dei'dy  Fredeiii  k.  King  st 
Ecclestone  Richard,  Bioad  row 
Fowler  Daniel  Read,  Market  place 
Fyson  William,  Mai  ket  place  &  row 
GeoiKe  Thomas,  King  st 
Gooda  Matthew,  Market  row 
Greeves  John,  Gorleston 
Hunter  Henry,  Fullei's  hill 
Johnson    William  &  Sons,  Market 

row  and  Charlotte  st 
•Johnston  Samuel, Theatre  plain 
Livingston  William,  King  st 
Miller  &  Hunt,  Maiket  place 
Page  James,  Gorleston 
Parker  Samuel,  Market  place 
Palmer  Garwood  B.  &  Nathaniel  B. 

Maiket  place 
Rackham  John,  White  Horse  plain 
ftobinsoii  William  D.,  Broad  row 
Savers  &  Doman,  .Market  row 
•s<ully  Edward,  Seymour  place 
•Slater  Robert  George,  Baih  hill 
Stevens  John  Browne,  Market  place 
Tyson  William,  Marl;et  place 
Wilkinson  James,  Gaol  st 

LIVERY-STABLE    KEEPERS, 

AND    HORSE,    CHAISE,    &C.  OWNERS 

FOR    HIRE. 

Brown  John,  South  Market  road 
Butcher   Charles,    Norfolk    Hotel, 

North  beach 
Coleman  William,  Denes 
Crisp  Edmund  106  Row.South  quay 
Ciisp  John,  13i  Row,  South  quay 
Finch  John,  Howard  st 
Hall  Henry,  Victoiia  road 
Kemp  Stephen,  Quay 
Larlham  William,  Gaol  st 


Last  James,  Royal  road 
Manser  Richard,  St.  George's  road 
Newman  Thomas,  St.Geoi^ge's  road 
Price  John,  Victoria  Hotel,  South 

Denes 
Pundit  r  Robert,  South  Town 
Smith  Edward,  St.  Nicholas'  road 
Smith  William,  Star  Hotel  yard 
Taylor  Charles,  South  Town 
Yo(ing:iian  Richard,  Chuich  square 

LODGING-HOUSE    KEEPERS. 

Alex;iii(ler  James,  BnckinKham  pi 
Atkinson  Charhitte,  Church  square 
Bail.y  Roheit,  Wilshere  place 
Balls  .Sarah  Ann.  Camperdown  terr 
Barber  Thomas  Y.  Seymour  place 
Barkett  Williiim.South  .Market  road 
Bairett  Maitha,  Monument  road 
Barriain  John,  St.  Peter's  road 
Benfield  Jolin,  Queen's  pi.  East  hill 
Bly  Samuel  W.  Bath  Hotel  jeity 
Boult  James,  Royal  road 
Boulter   Thomas,    Queen's    nlace 

East  hill  ^       ' 

Bowles  Sarah,  12  Crown  place 
Brown  Richard,  Ro\al  place 
Butefaiit  Charlotte, Brandon  terrace 
Calver  James,  Gorleston 
Carr  Owen,  Wilshere  place 
Carter  Elizabeth,  South  Town 
Chaston  William,  Kent  place 
Christmas  Maiy  Ann,  Kent  place 
Church    Edwaid    F.  Ci-mperdown 

teriace 
Church  Frances,  St.  George's  road 
Clare  Amelia,  Seymour  place 
Clark  Martha,  Royal  place 
Cohen  David,  Reteiit  road 
Cooper  Ann,  Providence  (dace 
Corpe  Eli^'a,  Clareinont  lenace 
Crancher  Lydia,  Back  road 
Cutting  Mary  Ann,  St.  Peter's  road 
De  Carl  Ann,  Camperdown  terrace 
Deniiis  Elizi'h.Cam|)er<iown  teriace 
Deverenx  Edward,  Seymour  place 
Dicks  Stephen,  Providence  place 
Ding  Sarah,  Wilsheie  place 
Doiiijhty  Henry  M.Victoria  place 
Duffifld  Elizabeth,  Si. George's  road 
Eastee  Roliei  t.  Royal  place 
Ellis  Mary  Ann,  Trafaigir  road 
English  Charle>, North  Market  toad 
Etluridee  John,  St.  Peter's  road 
Farrow  Sophia,  King  st 
Folder  Martha,  St.  Pet ei's  terrace 
Freeman  Mary,  South  Market  road 
Frost 'I'homas,  Brandon  terrace 
Gaze  Benjamin.  6  Crown  pace 
Gaze  Hannah,  Proiidence  place 
Gaze  .Mary,  St.  Peter's  road 
Giles  Joseph,  St.  Peter's  road 
Goose  Elizabeth,  Trafalgar  road 
Greenacre Thomas,  Victoiia  place 
Giiinson  Mary  Ann,  St.  Peter's  rd 
Hales  Lydia,  St.  Peter's  terrace 
Hall  Marv,  Buckingham  (ilace 
Hall'tt  Mary  Ann,  ^6  Row,  Kingst 
Hardingham  Thomas,  St  Peter's  rd 
Harris  Mary  Ann,  Piovidence  place 
Harrison  Wiiliani,  St. George's  road 
Hawkins  Anna.  Somerset  place 
Hawkins  Elizabeth.  Nelson  terrace 
Holmes  Elizabeth,  8  Cmwi)  place 
Horn  Robert,  Devonshire  ()lace 
Hiiby  Elizabeth,  Monument  road 
Hurst  Thomas,  Buckin^iham  place 
Jary  Mary,  Camperdown  terrace 
Jason  James,  St.  Peter's  road 
Jay  Charlotte,  South  st 
Jeremy  Estiier,  Bath  p'are 
Johnson  Eiizaheth,  Every  terrace 
Jones  Sarah,  Claremoni  terrace 
Jubey  Mary,  Blake's  buildings 
Keny  Mary  Ann,  Bath  place 
'  Larke  Mary,  Trafalgar  road 

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LODGING-HOUSES— Continufd. 
Lrtiter  Jolin  F.  North  Market  road 
List  K.rizabt-th,  R"yal  road 
Loa's  Sarah  &  Balls  Ann,  Bath  hill 

terrace 
Maiden  Su'annah,  Devonshire  place 
Marshall  .lane,  Proviltnre  place 
Marstoii  Harriet.  Apsley  terrace 
Ma-on  Sarah,  Viitnria  roaf! 
Musterton  Henry  B.  Trafalgar  road 
Mohb  Thomas  Roval  place 
Money  Muria,  St.  George's  road 
Morley  ^^ary,  Devonshire  place 
Morris  Mary,  Wilshere  place 
Moss  William,  Trafiilear  road 
Monntjov  William,  Henent  road 
Nash  Marv  Ann,  Devon-hire  place 
Na«h  Matilda.  Duncan  place 
Newson  Elizabeth,  Alfred  t.rrace 
Newson  Maiy  Ann,  Trafakar  road 
Nichols  Hannah,  50  Uow,  Kine;  st 
Notris  Jane.  Y'ork  ti-rrace 
Noughton  Ht-nry,  Seymour  place 
Olh-y  William,  Seymour  place 
OrfuVr  Lor^tiiie,  South  -t 
Palmer  M^ry  Ann,  Duncan  place 
Paiiks  Henry,  Bath  place 
P.irke  Deborah,  Regent  road 
Paul  William,  Campeidown  terrace 
Pennell  Sarah,  Duncan  place 
Peter.son  Mary  Ann,  King  st 
Pickurd  Henry,  Trafalgar  road 
Pickers  Ainv,  Kxnionth  place 
Plyih  Maria',  St.  Prtei's  road 
Porter  William.  7  Crown  place 
Quintiu  Maiv  Ann,  Tiaf^lgar  road 
Rainer  WiUiam,  St.  George's  road 
Read  Jane,  Monument  road 
Ri-in«  Charlotte.  King  st 
Roberts  Ann,  Ely  pl'Ce 
Boherts  Mary,  St.  Peter's  road 
Bunniff  John,  Biih  place 
Bushniei  William,  Devonshire  place 
Sayer  George,  Market  road 
Seamen  Maria,  St.  Peter's  road 
Sexton  Marv,  Alfred  terrace 
Shields  Samuel.  Litchfield  place 
Smith  Jane,  St.  George's  road 
Smith  Lucy,  Victoria  Cottage 
Smith  Mary,  St.  Peter's  road 
Smith  M-iry  Ann,  St.  George's  road 
Soanes  John,  Ely  place.  East  hill 
Stevens  James,  Ely  place,  East  hill 
Stort  John,  Kent  place 
T'gg  Hebf  era.  Market  road 
Taylor  .Martha,  Royal  place 
Taylor  Sarah.  4  Alfred  t.  rrace 
Theobald  Benjamin,2  Alfred  terrace 
Thomp-oti  Lf  onard, South  Mai  ket  nl 
ThoinpsonWilliain, Monument  road 
Thorniliik  Rachael.  Gaol  st 
Tiilow  Patience,  St.  Pt-ter's  road 
Turreil  Samuel,  St.  Peter's  road 
Walker  Elizabeth,  Bath  place 
Wall  Charles,  Blake's  building.s 
"Wilkins  James,  St.  George'.^  road 
Wolverdon  Maiy,  King  .st 
Woo'lhoiise  Jatnes,  Theatre  plain 
Woods  John,  Bath  place 
Wright  Charlotte,  Wdsherc  place 
Wright  Joseph,  Queen's  pl.Kasthill 
Wright  Robeit,  3  Wil>heie  place 

MALTSTERS. 

Barclay  Arthur    Kelt,    112    Row, 

S"Uth  »|uay  fSonth  Town 

Brown  Charles  (for  Baiclay  &  Co.), 
Chipnertitld  Chas.  L.,  North  quay 
Combe  Harvey,  b6  Row 
Crisp  John  jun..  North  quay 
Dowsnii  Benjamin  (for  Combe,  De- 

lafield  &  Co.),  Qnay 
Dowsoii  B.  U.  &  Sons,Bridge  road. 

South  Town 
Dow>dn  SeptitnusfforRichard  Mar- 

tineau),  Sooth  Town 

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Ferrier  Richard  &  Son,  Gaol  st 
LacotiSirKdmund&  Soiis,Chnrch  sq 
Martineau  Richard,  South  Tuwn 
Niniitimsale  Samuel    (for   Lacon  & 

Co.),  North  quay 
Read  Thomas  William,  North  quay 
Tomlinson  Joseph,  Howaid  st 
Watlinu  Roliert  S.,  S.'Uih  Town 

MARINE    STORE    DEALERS. 
Alexander  &  Gollin,  Fuller's  hill 
AllenJohn  &Co.,  l04Row,South  qy 
Ames  Abraham,  St.  Nicholas  road 
Archer  Clement,  North  qu^y 
Bradi'eer  Samuel, 100  Kow, South  qy 
Budd  Wm,  136  How,  South  quay 
Burton  &  Flowerdew,  South  Town 
Crane  Phoebe,  Fuller's  hill 
Ciillinglord  Samuel,  South  quay 
Dve  James,  George  st 
Garrod  Da>id,  Ciiarlotte  st 
Harbord  Griffin,  36  Row,  G'orge  st 
Harboid  Win.,  i^^orth  Market  ro.d 
Hairison  John, 1.36  Row, South  quay 
Houston  WiUiam,  Goileston 
Mallett  Samuel,  Gaol  st 
Read  Irevitt,  North  quay 
Weaver  John,  Goileston 
Welch  Alfred,  Howa>d  st 
MERCHANTS. 
[See  also  Corn  Merchants,    Timber 
merchants,  IFine  Merchants,  SfC, 

under  their  respective  heads.) 
Barber  Robert,  York  road 
Bessev  William  Henrv,  North  quay 
Blake  Gaisoti,  Quay,  Si»uth  Town 
Bracey  John,  St.  Peter's  road 
Butcher    Matthew    &  Sons,  Saint 

Peter's  road 
Clarke  Thomas,  South  end 
Dow>on  Benjamin,  Qu«y 
Foreman  Thomas,  Regent  8t 
Jay  Benjamin,  Qnay  [road 

Leitis Thomas  &  Son,  St. George's 
Orfeur  John,  Quay,  South  Town 
Palmer  George   Dauby,  138  Row, 

South  quay 
Palmer  John,  Quay 
Palmer  U  illiam  Hurry  &  Co.,  104 

Row,  South  qnay 
Scales  William,  St.  George's  road 
Shelley  John    &    Co.,    (Russian), 

South  qnay 
VVatliii«RobrrtS.,Quay,SouthTown 
West&Richmond(coal),SouthTown 

MILLERS. 

Bartram  John  Parker,   South  Mill, 
Victoria  road  [Town 

Branford  &  Palmer,Quay  side.South 
Cole  Anthony,  Caistor 
Cooper  Thomas,  South  Town 
Foreman  William,  stGe-'ige's  road 
Green  James  cSi  Robert,  Gorleston 
Hammond  William,  Gorleston 
Parker  John,  North  mill 
Reynolds  Edward,  S'-uth  Town 
Skinner  Win.  B.,  New  Tower  Mill 
Shp|)er  John,  East  hill  pl^ce 
Stannard  Richd.,  Back  id.&  Cai.stor 
Tooley  Robert,  St.  Nicholas' road 
Wai-iis  William,  Caistor 
Waters  Roberi,  South  Town 
Wilson  Henry,  South  Town 
Wincott  Jdhn.Cai'tor 

MILLINERSfic  DRESSMAKERS 

Allcock   Eleanor  Sarah,   36  Row, 

George  street 
Allcock  Sarah.  Market  row 
Anstock  Ann,  St.  Nicholas'  terrace 
Bennett  Jane  A.,  Chapel  paved  lovv 
Butler  MaiyAnii.SouthMaiket  road 
Caiter  Ann,  South  st 
Cook  Rachael,  King  st 
Corbyn  Eliza,  Union  place 
Corbvn  Mary  Abu,  lioward  st 


Ding  Elizabeth,  Market  place 
Everett  Elizabeth,  Nnrili  end 
Field  Mnry,  14  R  vv,  Georte  st 
Fisk  Charlotte,  22  Uow,Charlotte  st 
Flagg  Hannah,  Market  place 
Foi email  Elizabeth,  Bioad  row 
Glanfield  D"roihv,St  George's  road 
GravesSarah  K.,22  ll..w,(;harlotte  8t 
Harrison  EUbtli  ,33  Row, George  st 
H-istings  Su>aiinah    Broail  row 
Hill  &  Green,  Market  place 
,  Hull  Marv,  North  Maiket  road 
I  Huiiii  MaryAnn,.54  Row,Howardst 
JohtisonTheresa,  36  Row, George  8l 
Keevil  Susan,  Howaid  st 
Laike  Rebecca,  30  Row,  George  st 
Lincoln  Sarah,  Bioad  row 
Lucia  Kliza  &  Saiah,  Regent  st 
Margef  son  AnnaM  aria, Sth. Mat  ketst 
Newark  Mary,  40  Row, Charlotte  »t 
Prait  Elizabeth.  North  quay 
Rausome  Caroline,  Howaid  st 
Read  MaryAuti,22  Row, Charlottes! 
Rolls  Maiy  Ann,  Victoria  road 
Roper  H.iriiet,  Market  row 
Scott  Jane,  118  Row,  South  quay 
Simpson  Mary  Ann,  Broad  row 
Smith  Charlotte,  Kiiigst 
Wehb  Mary,  Market  place 
WhiteMaryAnn  &  Elhn.Church  sq. 
Woods  Elizabeth,   North  entrance 
Woiilsey  ftlary.  King  .st 
MUSIC    et     MUSICAL    INSTRU- 
MENT   SELLERS. 
Sharp  George,  Market  row 
Street  Samuel  (and  organ  builder), 
St.  Peter's  road 


NURSERY    &    SEEDSMEN. 

See  Gardeners   and  Seedsmen. 


OPTICIANS. 

Fisher  Thornton  &  Co.,  South  quay 
Solomons  Abraham,  King  st 
PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Arhnn  James,  Kinii  st 
Barrow  Henrv,  George  st 
Bureess  Benjamin,  North  entrance 
Burton  Charles,  Gaol  st 
Cooper  Clarke,  Gcrge  st 
Doughlv  Thomas,  Gaol  st 
Goffin  John  &  Son,  King  st 
GoffinJolm,  jun.,  South  Town  and 

Gorleston 
Hatch  William,  Howard  st 
Howes  William  &  Son,  Gorleston 
HuntChailes,   Howard  st 
Norman  John  &  Son,Tiie3tre  plain 
Piatt  George,  48  Row,  Geoige  st 
Plummei  Joseph,  Gaol  st 
Sandnll  John  N.,  North  quay 
Summer  George,  Townhall  square 
Sumner  William,  Back  road 
Teasdel  Samuel,  South  Town 
Thompson  Maigaret,  Gaol  st 
ruck  &  Fish,  Fuller's  hill 
Woodhonse  Charles  Jatnes.Queen  9| 
Woodhon>e  James,  Theatre  plain 
WooUeiton  Charles.  South  quay 

PAWNBROKERS. 

Gooch  David,  Gaol  st 
Howleit  Ann,  Howard  st 
Mouse  Berchani  P.,  George  st 
Mouse  Surah,  George  st 
Plavford  Hannah.  Charlotte  8t 
PlayfordMary  Ann,  King  st 

PEBFUIWERS. 

See  under  the  hend  Hair  Dressers,, 


PHYSICIANS. 

Arnott  Charles  Dnvid,  Gorleston 
Borrett  James,  King  st 
Dunn  John,  King  »l 


iiircctors* 


YARMOUTH,  &c. 


Norfolft. 


Impey  Alfred  Johnes,  KiiiR  st  j 

Smyth  TlioniHM  Spencer,  Regent  st 
Von  s  William, St.  George's  tenace 

PORTER    MERCHANTS. 

Allen  Jolii),  South  Town 

Br"\viieChas.,Qiiayside,SoiitliTowii 

Burroughs  VViliiarii  N.  [VVliitehead 
&  Co.),  Market  pl^ce 

Butcher  Jatnes  (Huthwaite  &  Co.), 
Charlotte  .strtet 

Diver  William.  King  st 

Dowsoii  Benjamin,  Quay 

Kemp  Stenhen,  Quay 

Seaman  Robert  (Trueman,  Han- 
bury  &  Co.),  Quay 

Watliiig  Roht. Sliingles.SouthTown 

PRINTERS— LETTER-PRESS. 

Marked  thus  *  aie  also  Copper-plate 
Printers. 

Alexander  William,  King  st 
Barber  Charles  Quay 
Denew  James  M.,  72  Row,  Quay 
Freeman  William    (&  copper-plate 

and  litliogrripher),  Market  place 
Gooch  Burrett,  Market  place 
Gyton  William  H.,  Howard  st 
Pnrdy  Henry  Joseph,  Gaol  st 
Slouian  Charles,  King  st 

PROFESSORS  &  TEACHERS. 

Marked  thus  are  Teachers  of  Music. 

Colkt'it    Samuel     D.     (drawing), 

Cliurch  square 
*Co'grovr  Henry,  King  ft 
*Dykes  Thomas,  32  Row 
•Haws  Kli/abeth,  Keuent  st 
Meall  Sophie  (Frencli),  Kings* 
•Nolloth  William  V.,Gaol  st 
Noverre  Frank(dancina),Theatre5t 
•Parker  Deborah,  Regent  road 
Smitli  Henry  H.  (music),  King  st 
•Warne  Gemge,  Theatre  plain 
Winter  Cornelius  J.  W.  (poi  trait  & 
miniature  painter).  Resent  st 
READING     ROOMS     AND 
LIBRARIES. 

(See  also  Libraries  — Circulating) 
Alex^n(ler  William,  King  st 
Private    Subscription,    Charles 

Sloman,  King  st 
Public  Library, South  quay — Mr. 
G.  W.  Holmes,  treasurer  ;  John 
Smith,  secretary  and  librarian 

ROPE  MAKERS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  also  Twine  Spinners 

( See  a  Iso  Twin  e  Spi  u  ners. ) 
Berber  Robert,  York  road 
•Bra'.ry  John,  St.  Peter's  road 
•Everett  John,  Kine  st 
•Green  William,  90  Row,  Gaol  st 
•Ingram  William,  North  end 
Jack  man  Jamet,  North  quay 
•Jenkinson  William,  York  road 
•Leitis  Th'is.&  Soii.St.George's  rd 
•Neeve  Joseph,  Nortli  end 
Powell  Benjamin  ('lealer).  King  st 
•Rackham  John,  King  st 
•WellsThoinas,  North  entrance 
*Whittleton  Geo..  North  entrance 

SADDLERS    AND    HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Allcock  William.  Charlotte  st 
Benzor  Martin,  Ch-irlotte  st 
Spendlove  John,  Caistor 
Stove  William  Isaac,  Market  street, 
and  Gorleston 

SAIL    MAKERS. 

Barber  Alfred,  G  lol  row 
BradbeerSanil.  100  Row  South  quay 
Bndd  VVu).,  1.'56  Hf)w,  South  auav 
',    Cliamt)ers  Geo.  112  Row,Sonth  quay 
Fulcher&  Dyson,  108  Row, South  qv 
Grive  Geo.  VV  ,92,  Row, South  quay 
Home  William  Iv..  South  end 
Ingram  Charles,  North  quay 


LottJohnHenry,132Row,Sonihquay 
Pike  Robert,  Quav,  South  Town 
Swanbrow  John, 124  Row,  South  qy 

SALT    MERCHANTS. 

Claike  Thomas,  Souili  end 
Culley  Samuel,    Regent  st — James 

H.  Palmer  &  Co..  aeents 
Lettis  Tho^.&Son,St.George's  road 
Palmer  Jolin.  Quay 
Palmer    William     Hurry    &    Co., 

South  Town 
SHIP   AND    INSURANCE 
BROKERS. 
Blake  Garson,  Quay,  South  Town 
Butcher   Matthew    &  Sons,    Saint 

Peter's  road 
Bunn  Thomas,  Sonth  Town 
CostenouGeo.  B..76  Row.South  qy 
HerioiRobt  M.,100Row,South  qu^y 
Laws  Jas.  E.,  108  Row,  South  quay 
PalmerJamesHurry&  Co.,Rei<ent  ^t 
Palmer  William   Hurry  &  Co.,  104 

Row,  South  quay 
Teasdell  James,  South  quay 

SHIP    BUILDERS. 

{See also  Boat  Builders.) 
Barber  Thomas,  Quay,  South  Town 
Beechiiitr  James,  South  (juay 
BranfordThos.W.Quay,South  Town 
Fellows  Henry,  Quay,  South  Town 
Kii'g  Daniel,  South  quay 
Palmer  Ambrose  Reeve.South  quay 

SHIP    CHANDLERS. 
AllenJohn&  Co„104  Row,Southqy 
Banger  William,  King  st 
Fill  Samuel  John,  Somh  quay 
Howes  Henry,  South  quay 
King  Abel,  Gorleston  r<iuav 

Lott  Joim  Henry,   132  Row,  South 
Palmer  Jniin,  Quay 
Teasdell  Henry,  Quay,  South  Town 

SHIP    OWNERS. 

Allen  James,  South  town 
Barber  Rol>ei  t,  York  road 
Barber  Thomas.  South  town 
Baikei  Jolin,  South  quay 
Bessey  William  H.,  North  quay 
Betts  John,  Quay 
Bricey  John,  St.  Peter's  road 
Biig^s  William,  South  quay 
Burroughs  William,  Marketplace 
Butcher  Matthew  &  Sons,    Saint 

Peter's  road 
Chamber^Geo  ,112Row,SouthTown 
Clarke  John,  Quay 
Crickmay  Ttioniiis,  Regent  st 
Feek  Jnhn,  South  town 
Fellows  Henry,  South  town 
Fenn  John,  Market  place 
Foreman  Thonias,  Regent  st 
Foreman  William.  SouihTown 
Guntnn  Samuel,  King  st 
Jay  Benjaniin.  Quay 
.lay  Geiirge,  Regent  st 
Jay  Henry,  King  st 
LettisThos  &  Son, St.  George's  road 
Martin  Hezekiah,  South  town 
Orfuer  Thonias,  Back  road 
Palmer  George  Dauby,  138  Row, 

South  quay 
Palmer  John.  Quay 
Pttlmer  William  Hurry  &  Co.,  104 

Row,  South  quay  [Town 

Preston  Isaac  &  Son,  Quay,  South 
Pnnchard  Isaac,  King  st 
Rirhniond  Edmund,  South  Town 
Scales  William,  St.  George's  road 
Scott  James,  King  st 
Shelly  John  &  Co.  South  quay 
Stenford  William,  South  Town 
Steward  Arthur,  North  quay 
SymondsJohn,  Kingst 
Teasdei  Henry,  Quay,  South  Town 


Teasdell  Janien,  Quay 
Ward  Georee  G.,  South  town 
Waters  Rchert,  South  st 
WatrmgRoheitS.,Qua\, South  Town 
West  &  Richmond,  South  Town 
Wright  Charles  B.,  South  quay 

SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERS  IN 
GROCERIES   at    SUNDRIES. 

Aldrich  Elijah,  Gorlt>tou 
Amies  Mhiv  Ann,  George  st 
Amo^i  William,  Gorleston 
Appleton  U  iiliani.  Gaol  .st 
Artis  Edmund,  Howard  st 
Baldwin  Ann,  Charlotte  st 
Baldwin  William  D.  Somei set  place 
Balls  Benjainiu,  George  st 
Balls  William,  Charlotte  st 
BammontRohert,  Market  road,  and 

Charlotte  st 
Rarnby  Mary  Ann,  Norlh  quay 
Barnes  Charles.  George  st 
Batmw  Ann,  Chailotte  st 
liell  George,  George  st 
Blake  Eli/aheih,  George  st 
BIyth  John,  Cai>tor 
Bowles  Susannah,  St.  Peter's  road 
Biett  John,  Fuller's  hill 
Brewer  Elizabeth,  87  Row,  Kinjj  st 
Brown  Francis,  St.  Petei's  road 
Hurling  William,  St.  Peter's  road 
Bui  rage  Marina,  Gorleston 
Burwaid  John,  Gaol  st 
Bush  Edward,  Charlotte  st 
Butler  Sarah,  Goileston 
Ch^se  Benjamin  King  st 
Chase  John,  Gaul  st  [hill 

Chasteney  Eveisoti,Qiieen's  pi.  East 
Chauntler  Frederick,  South  Town 
Claxon  James,  George  st 
Collins  Ann,  Gaol  st 
Cox  Maiy,  Enst  hill 
Crahtree  Edward,  North  quay 
Crane  I.sab^ll^  N.,  Charlotte  st 
Crane  Jfdin,  Gaol  st 
Crane  Thomas,  Gorleston 
Cray  Rirhaid,  George  st 
Crow  George,  South  st 
Davey  Isaac,  Ca'stor 
Durraiit  Harriet,  Gorleston 
Durrant  Jeremiah,  St.  Peter's  road 
Dye  Charles,  North  end 
Eacher  George,  Gaol  st 
Eagleton  John,  Fuller's  hill 
Emms  James,  King  st 
Farman  C^arlotie,  North  Quay 
Farman  Harriet.  .S^utliTown 
Fish  Elizabeth,  Gorleston 
Frausham  John,  North  end 
Frencli  William,  George  st      [road 
Frosdick  Chii.stmasW.,  Si h. Market 
Gilliam  Jonathan,  North  Market  rd 
(iodbold  Joseph,  South  town 
Godtrev  Sarah,  South  st 
Hill  James  B.  North  Market  road 
Hammond  Nathaniel,  Gorleston 
Houchen  Charles,  3  Row,  North 

entrance 
Johnson  Eleanor,  South  town 
Johnson  .lohii,  99  Row,  King  st 
.lolmson  Richard,  George  st 
Kent  VVilliam,  St.  George's  road 
Ketf  William,  George  st 
Kirk  Thoma.«,  Noitli  Quay 
Laws  Noah,  Georgt'St 
Lumber  Charles,  George  st 
Mnjorani  Dmiel,  Howard  st 
Mann  William,  George  st 
Miller  Caroline,  Victoiia  I'oad 
Mills  VVilliam,  Gr^rleston 
Nevill  Fuller  Woodiow,  Gaol  st 
Nnrtnn  Robert,  George  st 
Nuimnn  William,  Gaol  st 
Outlaw  James,  Victoiia  road 
Page  William,  George  st 
Palmer  William,  South  st 

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YARMOUTH,  &c. 


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SHOPKEEPERS,    6ic.  — Continued, 
Pam  her  CImi  le-,  South  quay 
Pirowiie  Hanitt,,  Goile-tnu 
Pitcher  William,  Heoigest 
Plane  ThoniaN.  St.  I'eier's  road 
Pye  Martin,  Ganl  st 
Raniiey  Williini,  Gaol  ^t 
Read  Ann,  Giol  st 
Rrad  Treviti.  Ninth  quay 
R.ihiua  Jas,  3  Row,  North  entrance 
Ruuacre  James,  Ganl  st 
Scoitou  Saiah, Fuller's  hill 
Seely  Ji mittia.  Gork'stou 
Shaul  Sarah,  Goil'Stoii 
Shepher'l  .loim,  Norili  quay 
Simpson  Elijabeth,  Ginlestou 
Skoiles  John.  Gorlestou 
Smiiji  Maiy,  The  Coufje 
Siiiith  Thomas,  Howard  st 
Smith  William,  Gaol  .st 
Starliiig  Jonathan,  Howard  st 
Stevenson  Saninei,  Gorleston 
Suiiinan  John,  Fuller's  hill 
Walker  Maiy  Ann,  Gaol  st 
Warner  George,  Gorlestou 
WarnerSn-an nail, .Si. Nicholas' road 
Wats.in  George ,  Fuiler'»  hill 
Whi.'kin  George,  Gorh  Stoii 
Wiseman  Sarah,  Snuth  st 
Wiight  William,  Cliarh)tte  st 
Yexley  Francis,  South  end 
SILVERSMITHS  6c  JEWELLRS 
Ayrrs  Tnomas,  jun.  CI. trend-  pl.ice 
Aldred  Samuel  &  Son,  George  .st 
Ayt- rs  Tiioinas,  Clarence  place 
Dunant  Ge(M  ee.  Market  row 
Hunt  Henr\,  liniad  low  [row 

Lainh  !'lios(vvoikim;)Chapel  Paved 
Last  William  Robirf,  King  st 
Mhsou    Wm.    (woiking).  East  hill 
Solomons  Abiaham,  King  st 
White  Antliony,  Mroa-I  row 

SLATE  MEBCHANTS. 

DawberWilliamd;  Sou  (and  sinters, 
and  iiiamit'acturers  of  slate  slabs, 
cisieius,  6ic),  Quay,  South  Town 
Km)vvles  James,  Noitli  quay 
Piggins  George,  Noitli  quay 

SOAP  MANUFACTURERS. 

May,  M.Mcdte  <-V  Co.  (and  refiners 
ot  oils),  North  Quay 

STATIONERS. 

(See  alsn  Booksellers.) 
Gvton  Willi  tm  H.,  Howard  st 
Paul  Thomas,  Gaol  st 
Pnrdy  Hriiry  Jo^-ph,  Gaol  st 
Welcii  Allreil,  Howard  st 

STAV   MAKERS. 
Branch  Eli/abeih,  Howard  st 
Fair  Ann,  Gemt'e  st 
Howard  Anna,  Chapel  Paved  road 
Ji.hnsnn  lieisy,  Church  square 

STONE  AND  MARBT  E  MASONS 

Huige-s  Thomas,  North  quay 
Larke  &  Hanrrim,  Noith  ()U  ly 
Liddimore  S  unnel    North  end 
Spilling  James.  Smitli  'i'own 

STRAW    BONNET   MAKERS. 

B.nd  Va'entiiie,  .')4  Row 
Cain  Elizab-  th,  (ieorge  st 
Corhui  Mary  Ann,   Howard  st 
Dini!  Eli/aheth,  .Market  place 
Edwar'ls  William,  Gaol  st 
Hill  &  Green,  Maiki-t  place 
Kee  il  Sii-aii,  Howard  »t 
Lummi"  Eliz^hetti,  Queen  st 
Mitchell  Elixaheih,  55  Row,  Quay 
Payii'-  Maiia,  Fuller's  hill 
Po'|ii)y  Sar;di  Ehzabtth,  Gaol  st 
Rop  r  Harriet,  Market  inw 
Sivanston  Samuel,  Gnol  st 
Townsliend  Eiizib.  th.  Fuller's  hill 
Waters  Mary  Ann,  South  st 

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SURQEONS. 

Aldred  Charles  C.  Maiket  place 

Aldred  Sitnuel  W.,  Market  place 

Bavly  Joseph,  King  st 

Bellin  Benjamin,  South  Quay 

Burgess  W'illiani  (districtj  Regent  st 

Costiiton  Chailes,  Quay  [lace 

Dashwoiid  Chailes, St.George's  ter- 

Diinmiick  Genrae,  King  st 

Larter  John,  Gaol  st 

Palmer  Freileiick  G.  Marketplace 

Palmer  Frederick  N.,  Regent  st 

Pritchard  John,  King  st 

Risinas  'ihomas  S.,  South  Town 

Ro»e  Geoige  J.,  King  st 

Smith  &  Vores,  Tlit-atre  st 

Smith  John  Capel,  King  st 

Strowger  Samuel  B.,  King  st 

Worship  Harry,  Market  place 


SURVEYORS. 

See  Architects  and  Surveyors. 

TAILORS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  also  Drapers. 
*Baker  John,  Howaid  st 
Barbtr  James,  St.  Nicholas'  road 
•Barber  Samuel,  King  st 
♦Barber  Wiliam,  Quay 
Bishop  Benjamin,  11  Crown  place 

[Block  Jfdin,  Gaol  st 
Blyth  Timothv,  Caiiter 
•Brand  Robert  M  ,  Broad  row 
•Brand  William,  Broad  row 
Bri*itow  Will  am,  Goilesion 
Brock  John,  South  Market  road 
Buck  Jame",  Gorleston 
•Burge-s'l'homas,  South  Paved  row 
Burkett  John,  32  Row,  Charlotte  st 
(.'liancellor  H< my.  Monument  toad 
Child  William.  Queen  st 
Cocks  .lohn.  King  st 

^  Corbyn  Hartwi  II,  Chapel  Paved  row 
Corp  Charles,  3  Row,  North  quay 
Culham  James,  Souih  st 
Edwaids  Thomas  H.,  George  st 
Everitt  Willi, ini.  White  House  plain 
French  James,  Victoria  road 
Gihbs  Roheit,  Giorge  st 
Gilham  .lames,  Howard  st 
l-aacs  Philip,  George  st 
•Jay  Edward  B.,  Market  row 

!  Jeckett  Giorge,  North  quay 

!  Joyce  Robert,  South  st 
Lirk   Robert,  St.  Peter's  road  and 

!      Gaol  street 
•Lhwu  James,  Broad  row 
Lincoln  Henry,  North  quay 

i  LoVfWell  Thomas,  (^aistor 

!  •Lumniis  Samuel,  Queen  .st 
Mack  William,   Howard  st 
•.Mingay  Jonathan,  North  quay 

;*Moore"(i  Nutball,  Marketplace 
•Niave  James  N.,  North  end 

I  Newby  Fiancis,  Exinouth  place 

j  Newman  (ieniah.  Gaol  st 
•Nolleth  John,  Howard  st 

j  OUey  Henry  &  Son,  Market  row 
Page  William  Philip,  Howard  st 
Pe-ik  Samuel,  Smith  Paved  row 
Portwood  William.  South  Market  rd 
Pratt  Leonard,  Gaol  st 
•Uackham  Samuel,  Market  row 
Rainer  George,  \'i(toria  place 
•RohertsorrJ  inies  W,Churih  square 
Self  Jauies,  112  Row,  South  quay 
Slireeve  Henry  S.,  King  st 
•Smith  VVilliam,  Bro.id  row 
•Steward  Christopher,  Howard  st 
Stewart  Charles,  ,')4  row 

I  Til  e  Richard.  St.  Ni<liolas' load 

jTiicker  John,  St.  Peter's  road 

\  Walker  James.  Gorleston 

;  U  ells  Heniy,  Providence  place 

;  •White  Anthony,  Broad  row 


TALLOW    CHANDLERS 

Fenn  John,  Market  pkn  e 
Fulclrer  Elizabeth,  Market  place 
Orfoid  William,  Broad  tow 
.Sewell  Edward,  ftl^irkei  place 
Turibridge  Ri(  hard,  54  row 

TANNERS. 

Cobb  Mary  &  Son, South  town 
Harvey  Joseph,  jun..  Market  road 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Albert,  John  Smith.  South  end 

Anrhor   &   Hope,    William    Beales,   St. 

George's  road 
Anchor  &  Hope,  Abel  King,  GorIe»ton 
Anchor  &  Hope,  Elizb.Sava£;e,Cliiirchsq 
Aneel,  Henry  Farman.  Sonlh  quay 
Anson's  Arms.  Wni.  Libbis,  Souih  Town 
Ballast  Keel,  Samuel  Gunn.  South  quay 
Barge,  Charles  Norman.  Quay  [rd 

Harkine  Smack.  MaryAnn  ',)ay,Sr. Peter's 
Black  Lion,  Fiederick  Howlett,  Queen  gt 
Blnck  Swan,  Mary  Ann  Botwriglit.  How- 
ard  sheet  [ket place 

Bine  Anchor,   William  Parmenler,  Mar- 
Bowling    Green,     William     Parinenter, 

North  qiray 
Britannia,  Joseph  Barnes,  South  quay 
British  Lion,  George  Bilsrton,  Market  pi 
Bnrk,  P.irker  Biadstreel.  Quay 
Bull,  llichard  Watts,  Market  place 
Bii^h  Tavern,  Wm.  R.  Crowe, South  quay 
Carpenter's  Arms,  John  Maryson,  How- 
ard street 
Champion, Willian  Balls.  Kineat 
Coach  &  Horses.  Mm.  Emms.  North  end 
Commercial.  William  C.  Haines,  Qimy 
Cross  Keys,  Mary  Ann  Doughty, (iaol  st 
Crown,  Harris  Wilshak,  Monument  road 
Oog  &  Duck,Ch.irlesWesion, Souih  quay 
Dolphin,  Geoige  Smith,  North  quay 
Dover  Packet.  John  Rouse,  Sonlh  Bt 
Dnke  of  Sussex,  Henry  Wade,  Market  pi 
Duke's  Head,  Charles  Burrell,  Gorleston 
Earl  Grey,  Jeremiah  Jnffliug,  Gorleston 
Earl  Si.  Vincent,  John  Hodds,  King  st 
East    &    West    Flepa    House,    'fhoinas 
Mitchell,  North  Mid  [Market  pi 

Elephant  and  Castle,  Robert    Bulliinore, 
Feathers,  Mary  Chilveis,  GorlfSton 
Feathers.  JohiiDavey,  Souih  Market  road 
Ferry  Boat.  Harriet  Ellis,  South  Town 
First   and    Last  Tavern,  John  Tei.Bdell, 
Sonlh  quay  [ket  place 

Fi-h  Stall  Tavern,  Robert,  Whiley,  Mar- 
Fisliinff  Boat,  James  Oxup,  Gaol  st 
Foundry  Arms,  John  Cossey,  (iaol  st 
Fountain,  Geoici- Oliver,  Gaol  st 
Fourteen  Siars,  William  Nichol';.  Gaol  st 
Freemasons'   Arms,    Reuben     Widilows, 

Charlollest 
George^  Dragon,  James  Blage, Church  tq 
George  &  Dragon, Dnl. Maryson, Gorltgton 
Globe,  John  Haxler. Goriest. .n 
(lOlden  Anchor.  James  Porter,  Queen  st 
Golden  Ball,  William  Bacon,  George  Bt 
Golden  Can.  John  Allen.  Sooth  quay 
Golden  Can,  Francis  Wooden,  Gaol  st 
Golden  Lion,  Joseph  ^  oniigs,  George  tt 
Grapes,  John  Ball,  George  st 
Greyhound,  Robert   Shickle.  SouthTown 
Guardian  Angel,  James  Roll.Soiilli'I'own 
Half  Moon, Robert  Hudson.  Market  place 
Hanononds  Knowl,  Robert   Green,  Ful- 
ler's hill  [road 
Holkliam  Tavern,  James  Berry.  Trafalgar 
Horse  and  Groom.  James  Last,  North  end 
Humher  Keel.  Thomas  Smith,  King  st 
King's  Arms,  Joseph  Beane,  Caistor 
King's  Anns, John  Riihes, North  end 
King's  Head.  Martha  Smith,  Market  pi 
King's  Head,  John  Oliver,  King  st 
Letters,  Richard  Goodwin.  Gaol  st 
Letters,  Robert  Green.  Fuller's  hill 
Lion  niid  Lamb.  Hannah  Wright, King  st 
Litchfield      'I'aTern,     Williiiui    Collins, 
Char  lo  test                                     [tJaoIst 
Liverpool  Tavern,  Kicliard  G.    Wright, 
London  Tavern,  CliHS.Boalwritht.Gaol  st 
Lord  Collingwood,  John  Bessey.Noth  qy 
Lord  Nelsii,   Benjamin  Burton.  Caistor 
Lord  Nelson,  U  illiamCtitiing.Norlhquay 
Lord  Nelson,  Charles  Liihback,Church  sq 
Marine  Tavern   George  Johnson.  Getty 
M.irini  rs'  Compass.  Nalhl  Page. Sonlh  qy 
Mariner^' Tavern,  Wm.  Bull,   Howard  st 
Market    Gate   I'aTern,    Charloj  Barber, 

South  Market  road 
Nelson,  John  Rickham,   Kingst 
Nelson's  Head,  John  Gillinga,  King  tt 


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Neptune,  Robert  Ber.sley, Church  square 
New    Queen's    Head,    John   Richmond, 

Howard  st 
New  White  Lion,  RubertFisk,  King  st 
Newcastle  Tavern,  Louisa  Bainuschiua, 

South  quay 
Norfolk    and    Norwich    Arms,     Thomas 

Lovewell,  St.  George's  road 
Norfolk  Tavern,  .lohn  Carter,  Gaol  st 
Norwich  Arms,  Mary  Futter,  North  quay 
Oddfellows  Tav.,  JatnesSuffling,  Gaol  st 
Old  While  Lion,  William  Howes, King  st 
Pleasure  Boat,  Jas.  Downing,North  quay 
Prince  Albert,  George  Elliott,  Howard  st 
Prince  of  Wales,  WmDuckelt,(/harlolte  st 
Prince  Regent.  John  Hines,  (jueen  st 
Princess     Charlotte,     Samuel      Ourant, 
George  st  [Back  road 

Quadrant  Tavern,  Michael  J.  Wright, 
Queen's  Anns,  John  Myliill,  SouthTown 
Queen's  Head,  SarahBullen, Charlotte  st 
Queen  Victoria, S3ml.Aldridge,Nortl)  end 
Railway  Bowling  Green,  James  Down- 
ing, North  quay  [quay 
Railway  Tavern, William  Luhhock, North 
Rail«  ayTerniinus, Geo  Smith, North  quay 
Riiinbuw,  Robert  Adams,  North  quay 
Red  Lion,  Robert  (iaier,  Gorleston 
Red  Lion,  William  Marshall,  Gaol  st 
Regent  Tavern,  James  Ellis,  Regent  road 
Rising  Sun,  Robert  Annison,  South  town 
Rose,  Thomas  Hudson,  King  st 
Rose&  Crown,  James  Pitt,  Charlotte  st 
Rose  &  Thistle,  Richard  Turner,  Gaol  st 
Royal  Exchange,  Kobt.  London, South  qy 
Royal  Oalf,  Mary  Hunn.  Town  Hall  sq 
Royal  Standard.Tlios.French. North  beach 
Royal  Standaid,  Hy  Scott,  Victoria  road 
Rumbold  Arms,  Lee  Stephen  Cox, South 

Town  [Town 

St.  Andrew's  Hall,  Sarah Thrower,Soutb 
St.  George's  Tav.,  John  Walker,  King  st 
St  John's  Head,  I'hos.Pnrl.is, North  quay 
Salvage  Boat,  William  Mills,  Gorleston 
Saracen's  Head,  Noah  Argus,  Church  sq 
Sawyer's  Arms,  Jonathan   Gilham,  Ful- 
ler's hill 
Shakspere,  Robert  Cracknell,  King  st 
Ship,  John  Thomas  Sava^;e,  Gaol  st 
Ship,  Charles  Todd,  Goileston 
Shipwright's  Arms, Jas.  Paston,  South  qy 
Silk  Mill  Tavern,  John  Rockham,  Saint 

Nicholas' road  [st 

Sir  Samuel  Hood.  John  Gowan, Charlotte 
Sous  of  Comuierce,Wra.N  iitman, South  qy 
Spread  Eagle,  William  Carter,  King  st 
Star  anil  Garter.  Edward  Porter,  Quay 
Steam  Packet,  Joseph  Amis,  Norlhquay 
Steam  Packet,  William  Nunn,  Beech 
Suflolk  Tavern,  William  Trell,  Gaol  st 
Swan   with    Two   Necks,  Robert    Ellis, 

Market  place  [tre  plain 

Theatre  Tavern,  Thomas  B.Parker.Thea. 
Three  Herrings, SamI  Harrison, South  qy 
Three  Tuns,  David  Denton,  SouthTown 
Trafalgar    Tavern,    William     Flaxman, 

Duncan  place 
Trinity  Arms,  Bnjn.  Howard,  South  end 
Turk's  Head,  Wm.  Hy.  Draper,  Gaol  st 
Two  Brewers,  Thos.  Faulke,  George  st 
Unicorn,  Francis  Wooden,  South  quay 
Vaults,  Thomas  Plane,  St.  Peter's  road 
Vauxhall  Gardens,  £.  £.  Franklin,  near 

Noith  quay 
Victoria,  Elizabeth  Nixon,  Charlotte  st 
Wagon    and    Horses,  George     Shreeve, 

North  end 
Waterloo  Tavern,  Curtis  Debenham,  St. 

Peter's  road 
Waterman  Simon  Linacre.  Fuller's  hill 
Waterman's    Arms,     Benjamin    Burton. 

North  quay 
Weavers  Arms,  John  Read,  Market  place 
White  Hart,  Wm.  Franklaud,Charlotte  st 
Wliite    Horse,   Thus.  Cosgrovc,  King   s! 
White    Horse,    Abraham    Hall,    White 

Horse  plain 
White  Horse,  Flijah  Seely,  Gorleston 
White  Horse,  James  Sumner,  Gaol  st 
White  Lion,  Mary  Garwood, Gorleston 
White  Swan,  Richd.  Parmenter,  North  qy 
William  IV.,  Godfrey  S>  nionds,  George  at 
yariiionth    Arms,    Mary    Lacey,    Town 

Hall  .'■quare 

Retailers  off  Beer. 

Baker  James.  George  st 
Bush  Edward,  Charlotte  st 
Chapmnn  Thomas,  Gaol  st 
Duckett  William,  jiin.  Charlotte  st 
Freeman  John,  Gaol  st 


Horth  Thomas,  South  st 

Howes   Benjamin,    West  Bermondsey  pi 

Hunt  Charles,  Howard  st 

Johnson  George,  South  Market  joad 

Lowne  Joseph,  Gorleston 

Mayston  Robert,  George  at 

Miles  Richard,  George  st 

Nixon  Elizabeth,  iG  Row,  Chailolte  st 

Outlaw  James, Victoria  road 

Plummer  Henry,  George  st 

Roof  John,  Corleslon 

\^  arne«  Jonathan,  St.  Nicholas'  road 

Wells  Thomas,  Charlotte  st 

Wright  Edmund,  Queen's  place 

TEA  AND  COFFEE    DEALERS. 

[See  also  Grocers  and  Tea  Dealers) 
Everett  John  &  Co.,  Genrge  st 
Glasscock,  Kickvveed,  King  st 
Gooch  David,  Gaol  st  [Town 

HaiinaliAlfxaniler(tiavclling),Soutli 
Jephsoii  Cliarlcs,  Geoige  .vt 
Johnson  Elizabttii,  Eveiy  terrace 
Little  David  (tiaveilcj),  Marliet  pi 

TIIVIBER     MERCHANTS. 

Coaks  Richard,  Soiiili  town 
Cia-ke  Saimiel,  North  end 
CuUey  Samuel   (yard),  South  Denes 

— James    Hurry   Palmer  &  Co., 

agents.  Regent  .st 
Fellows,  Barth    &    Palmer,   Quay, 

South  Tov\n 
Nuthall  Philip,  North  end      [Town 
Preston  Isaac  &  Sot),  Quay,  South 
Shepherd  Martin  (dealer),  Norih  (jy 
Steward   Robert  (and    importer   ot 

foreign   deals),  South  Town  and 

King-street  gates,  Norwich 
Tennaut  Robert  (dealer), North  quay 

TOBACCO-PIPE    MAKERS. 

PageTh.inias,  46  Row,  George  st 
Taylor  James,  Bmad  row 

TOBACCONISTS. 

Bales  Jaine.s.  iMarket  plnce 
BIyth  Robei  t  ./oliii.  Broad  row 
Cliapman  William,  Howard  .st 
Cohen  David  L.,  Mai  ket  row 
IMordecai  &  Mayers,  Maiket  row 
Reeves  William,  Quay 
Springall  Hobeit,  Brnad  row 

TOY    DEALERS. 

Andrews  Susannah,  Kingst 
Bland  Arthui,  Snutn  Paved  row 
Gmirlay  Daviil  A.,  Maiket  row 
Mordecai  &  Mayers,  Mariet  row 
Seaman  Kraiices  &  Martha,  King  st 
Sloinan  Charles,  St.  George's  road 
Souttid  William,  Matket  row 

TURNERS. 

Pdttman  Chnrles,  North  quay 
Townshend    Robert    (and    shuttle 

maker),  the  Conge 
Woodrow  William,  77,  Row  quay 

TWINE    SPINNERS. 

[See  also  Rope  HJakers.) 
Blowers  Wiiliam,  North  qtiay 
Edmonds  John,  South  town 
I'Hy  John,  South  end 
Fiancis  George,  Noith  entrance 
Giles  George,  .Mark^  t  gate 
Johnson  William,  Noith  entrance 
Keeler  James,  South  st 
Teasdell  Rubert,  South  st 
Woiidhouse  Robert,  South  st 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 

Harvey  Geoige,  South  Ti.wn 
Smith  William,  Market  place  &  Quay 

■WATCH  6t  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Ahlred  Samuel  H.  &.  Son,  Geoige  st 
.Arthliold  Heiiiy,  Gorleston  fid 

Avers  Thos,  Clarence  place,  Regent 
AveisTh^mHs,  juii.,  Clarence  place. 
Regent  road  [mw 

BecUtti  Robert,  St.  Peter's  Paved 
CiittonWilliam,  108  Kow,South  quay 
Davy  Elijah,  Noith  end  ' , 


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Davy  Robert,  Charlotte  st 
Dm  rant  George,  Maiket  row 
Hunt  Henry,  Bi'oad  row 
Jaiobs  Edmund,  Norih  end 
Last  William  Robert,  King  st 
Last  William  Robert,  juii.  King  st 
Munf'ord  Edwaid,  Market  place 
Simpson  William,  Bioad  row 
Solomons  Abiah.im,  Kingst 
Syinonds  Benjamin  (clock).  Gaol  St 
Woolston  VVilliani,  ILnvard  St 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Clifton  Hez  kiad,  North  end 
Dale  William,  48  Row,  George  it 
Drake  James,  U  u\t  lion  road 
Duriant  Henry,  Cai.stor 
Gooda  Wiiliaiu,  Simth.Town 
Lingard  Charle-,  Goileston 
Martin  Geoige,  Theatre  plane 
Skciyles  John,  Goili  ston 
West  John,  .Market  gates 

WHITE  &  GENERAL  SMITHS. 

CSee  also  liluchsmii/is) 
Atkins  Williaiip,  Noiih  quay 
lirooks  Jidm,  143  Row,  South  quay 
Bnllen  William,  24  Wuw 
Cubitt  Robeit,  90  Row,  Gaol  st 
Flaxman  Robeit,  Norih  quay 
Harbord  Griffin,  fieorge  st 
Harvey  Rubeit,  118  Row,  South  quay 
LovickTbos.(&coach)Si.NirliolaN'rd 
Minister&Harvey,136 Row, South  qy 
Moore  John(:hiii5tnias,72Row,Quay 
Moore  Samuel  V.,  .'^outh  end 
Newaik  William,  Bioad  row 
Newman  Charle.s,  Norih  end     [end 
Newman  Samuel, 20  Row,  Charlotte 
Nutmaii  Samuel,  Fullers  hill 
Plane  John,  Soiitli  quay 
Piiidy  James,  Fullers  hill 
Sinitli  Samuel,  Bad;  road 
Veaie  Henry,  123  How,  South  quay 

\VINE  &  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

Bamhy  U'il|iainH.&Soii  Chnrloitest 
Knrroiiglis  VAiliiam  N.  Market  place 
Diver  W'lliiaiii  H.,  Kng  -t 
Ferrier  Richard  &  Smi,  Gaol  st 
Goo'iwin  Rkhard,  Giiol  st 
Lubbock  Charles,  Church  square 
LacimSir  E(linniidAS(!ns,Church  sq 
iMainpiice  John,  North  end 
Marsh  &  Rarnts,  King  st         [town 
Morse  &  Wood-.,  Bridge  road,  South 
Pratt  Jame'*,  Howard  st 
Steward,   Patteson,   Finch  &  Co., 

Noith  end 
Tomlinson  Josepti,  Howard  st 
Williams  &  Christmas,  King  st 
IVIiiicellaneous 

Allen  William,  poulterer.  Broad  row 
Angel,  William  Sawyer,  South  quay 
Bowles  Bainard,  bathing  machine  keeper, 

Monuement  road 
Annison  James,  gravel  and  marl  dealer. 

North  quay  [Charlotte  st 

Barcham  Thomas,  trunk  maker,  20  Row, 
Boulter  Thos.  clerk  of  the  market,  Ely  pi 
Clajton  John,  paper  hanger.  King  st 
Combes  Marinas,  ham  smoker.  Gaol  st 
Cooke  John,  clerk  of  the   market.  Mar- 
ket place 
Crowe  f  rederick.share  broker,Hovvard  st 
Curtis  John  S.  last  and  hoot  tree  maker, 

o9  Row,  Quay 
Frost  Edw.cngineer,128  Row,  South  quay 
Grant  &   Co.  silk  manufacturers.  North 

Denes 
Hening  Charles  C.  bacon  curer.  King  st 
Hilcham  Thos. tow  n  niissioiaiy, Norih  end 
.lolitison  Jiihii, bellman, ;i8  Row, George  st 
Keahle    Henry,      window-blind     maker, 

Howard  st  [Pftei'ii  road 

Kenney  Emily,  merino  boa  maker.  Saint 
Ling  James,  relieving  ollicer,  (iorleston 
Mallelt  Benjamin,  sawyer,  North  quay 
Miller  James, bell  man. Chapel  pa  veil  row 
Mitchell  Michael  &  Son,  oil  cloth  &  lile 

buoy  manufacture! s,  .0.5  Row,  Quay 

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Miscellaneous-Continuerf. 

Morley    Maiv,  servants'   resistrv  oRine. 

Reg'-nt  St  ■  Howard  »l 

IMuiseVVm.  Clrislophcr.animal  preset  ver, 
Palmer  Hernv.  toAii  cierk,  Kepent  st 
rainier  Jani'-'s  Hiiriy,  stamp  distributer, 

Regent  St  „      . 

Sh-rring'on   .1  'ines  (executors  of),    iron 

meicliaiits,  Gaol  st 
Sims  Wiiliam.rate  col lector.St  Peter's rd 
Stolwonlij    Robert,    milKvriglit,     North 

entrance  [hall  square 

Sumner    George,   paper   hinsier,   I  own. 
Tennant  R  ibeit,  sawyer.  North  quay 
TurnerMary. umbrella  niaker,Market  row 
AVatson  Geurge,  dealer  in  game,  Fuller's 

hill  rqi'->y 

M'atson    John,    timber   measurer,  Mortli 


BOROUGH    GAOL    AND   HOUSiE 
OF    CORRECTION,  GAOL  ST. 

Gnvtrimr — William  Shnckl'ord. 
/(/a<ioii— I'.Mzabeth  Shuck  lord. 
ChaiUnin-  Rev  George  Hills. 
SHj-(/eiin  — Harry  WiMship. 
Schoolmaster— losep\)  J..ckson. 


PUBLIC    BUILDINGS, 
OFFICES/  &c 

PLACES    OF    WORSHIP, 

AND   Til  lilR   MIMSTKKS. 

C11URCHE>  OF  THE  ESTAHLISIIMENT 

Snisr  N  iL  II. )LAS%  Church  square— Rev. 

(ieotue    Hills,  imumbttit;  Rev.  Henry 

R.  Nevill,  vi.rale 

Saint  Gkohuk's,  King  st— Rev.  Mark 

Wateis.  iiHUiiibeiit. 
Saint  I'ktkk's,  IJack  road-Rev.Bowyer 

Vaux.  inciimbmt. 
Saint  iMAity's.Soulh  town— Kev. Francis 
SaU,!-H«m6eH^ 

Saint     An' dhi:  Ws,     Gorleston Kev. 

Fiauci-  U|ij'ihn,  vi.k.  incumbent ;  Rev. 

Sailer,  ci^rale. 

Saint  KdmunuS,  Cais'or-  Rev.George 

V\'iUiam  Sie    a  A. incumbent. 
M  All  INK  lis'  t'H\Pi-L.  South  end. 
DISSENTING  rilAPEl.S. 
Gf-NEUU.   Birns'T,  85  Row,  King  st— 

I'i'ev.  Willaui  Gos^i. 
Particui.ak  Baptist,  1.5  Row,  George 

stiPct  —  R,  V.  Henry  I5eils. 
iNDKPESDENT.GaoUt  — RevJas  Rus'iell. 
lNUi'HFXDENT.i;orlesloii-Rev..los  P  ke. 
UNtT^RHN,Gaol  st-Rev.Hen'-y  Squire. 
\VeslisV*n   Methidist,  Theatre  plain 

iin'l  (iorlesliin. 
PiiiMiTiVK  i\U.TH(inisT,  Priory  plain. 
>"h  W  CilNNKXlUN  IMkvhiiDist,  Kiugst. 
Lady   Huntingdon's,    Fisli    iiiurkct— 

Rev.  J 1  M'tiiu. 

Roman  Catholic  (Sain'  Mary's)— Rev. 

DuuClaiiilio  I. ope/.,  ;.ri'S<. 
Jew'.s  SyNAGOGUi:,42  Row,  George  St. 

POOR    LAW    UNION. 

Workhouse,  Nutli  Denes. 

G..fe<i.or-J allies  Keii.p. 

;!/»(;•.» -Mary  K^mp. 

S(Ar,o/)Hn.s/.r  — Willl.mi  West. 

!v/,o.,/H/i.s()V,<s- Harriet  West. 

Cl.;k     !■>     the     Roatd     of    Guardians— 

.lobn  Lom.is  Ciilau.le. 
C/i"))/"i"- Rev  (iei. me  Mills. 
V„,L„,,v— Win.  liuii;essA.lnseplinoyley. 
'ifedenuy      0//,c,  r.-Thomas     'J  i,o.  uton, 

William  Sims  and  Henry  1  icRara. 


CUSTOM    HOUSE, 

SOUTH    QUAY. 
Co//ecfor— Frederick  Cassell,  Esq. 
CoMii)^o//er—  I  homas  Avery,  Esq. 
C(f(fcv-Joli"  '^1-  B.  XagiT,   Peter  Geortre 

Coble,    Charles    Lacoii,     and     Robert 

Kiiglish  Carter. 
Lnnding  Siircej/or-Thomas  D.Adams. 
Landing       Walters— W'Mtm     Auiklaud, 

Henjaniin  Cost'  rion,  .ind  James  Cobb, 
Title    .N»n;e(/o/s— Brit;litoii     Silvers    and 

Robert  N1  Giadgtield. 
Coast      Waiter    at    Lowestoft -liercu\es 

Yaxley. 
Insprctiiig  Communiler  of  the  Coast  Guaid 

— Captain  Francis  N.  Ellis. 


REGISTRARS, 
OF   BmTHS,    DEATHS  A   IMAIIRIAGES 

>iup,riiUendciit    fiepis/'ar-Cliarles  Uell- 

Kir.g  stri  et. 
Iic(ii-.tri,r  Jiir   the    ^ollhern    Di.titct- 

H.ury  V\  iMsbip.  Market  i.lace 
Itegslrar   for    the    S.nillurn    Dislrtct- 

J„s^-|ih  liaylev.  Kiui;  sueet. 
Jiv.iislrarM  G'.'/es<,„-Charlcs  Uavul 

Ainotl,  M.U.  Golle^ton. 

COUNTY    COURT, 
HELD  MONTHLY— OKlTCE.Uem'Ilt  SI 

j„^,,P_'|homas.lac..b  Birch.  I'.sq. 
Hi,ih  ««'/'#— Benjamin  Laverock  Love 

iown  II. .11. 
fVf,fc_Kdiiinnd  Reeve  l»almer,Regent  st, 
Boi/,^— Ihos.  Uoultou,3Ely  pi,  Uenes. 


MILITARY  LUNATIC  ASYLUM, 

SOUTH    DENES. 
Principal   Medical   O/ft'tei  — Robert  Sel- 

larv,  M  D. 
/)ssis/a«/— James  Robinson,  M.D. 
Kieper—.Uthn  Graham. 
A'»?-se-Mary  Boullon. 
CAo;)/ai;i— Rev.  William  C.  Davie. 


MUCELLANEOUSrUBLIC  BUILDINGS, 

OFEICES,    &l". 
Bath  &  Family  Lodging  Housr,  near 

the  .letty  — Snimel  W.  BIy,  imiprietur 
Co.M.Mi.RciAi.  Ci,un  House,  Unay 
Corn  E.xch angk.  Quay 
Gas  Light  &  Cokk  Company— OfTicp, 
'I'owiiHall  square  ;  works, Sonlh  Denes 
—  F.dw.ird  F.  Cliuich.  secredirij 
Haven  &  Pier  IJi'TIKs  Oificb,  Sonlh 
quay— G'Orge       Coslerton,     cnVcctor  ; 
Captain  .foliii  Bet's, /larfcoi/r  natter 
Hospital  and  Oispsnsaiiy— .lames  W. 
Crow,  liouse  mrgiun;  Edward  Sleele, 
honorary  secret  iry 
Hospital  fou    DicAYPn  Fishkrmf.n, 
Church  square— William  VVorship,c/e/fc 
to  the  tru  tees 
Inland  Kevenuf  Office,  Town  Hall 
squ  ire— .lames  Henry  H alUs/ipe/li'sor 
Masonic  Hall,  [()«  Row,  S  .mb  quay 
M  El  FARM  liFFlCE,(iiiay— Thus.Thoinp- 

sou,  officer  ; 

Police  Office,  Town  Hall— Benjamin  i 

L.  Love,  sH/)prin(enrffn/  j 

Police    Office,    (Jurleston George  ^ 

Coleman,  if ';7enJi'  ' 

Port  Dues  Office,  South  quay— J.  T. 

^HIIer,l  o//ec(or 
RoYAi.  Arsenal,  South  Town— Robert 

]i.VKn\\.sluiekeeper  \ 

Stamp    Oi-fice,  Ket-ent  street— Jaraes - 

I  lurry  I'almer,  disfiibuter  j 

•JuBscnipiTON    Bii.i.iARi)     Rooms—, 

Charles  S  o>>  man.  King  strict 
Town  Hall— Henry  Palm-r.<.mwi  c/e, A;  | 
Heiiiy  1  ooley,  sfji/p«ii'-('(-'n"ce  ; 


COACHES    &    OMNIBUSES.] 

To  Bi:CCLFS  and  BL'NGAY,  a  Coach,  \ 
Ir.nn  Ihe  lluk.'s  llea.l.  everv  Monday,  j 
Wednesday  ami  Saturday  atternoou  at 
fniir,  and  the  Durt,  Horn  il'e  Norlolk  1 
Hotel,  every  'l"uesday,  Thursday  and  ! 
S.,turday  foreno  m  at  eleven  ] 

To  DISS,  the  Dart,  from  the  Norfolk 
Hotel,  every  Tuesday,  Thursday  and 
Satuiday  lorenoon  at  eleven 

To  HARLESTON,  by  the  Diss  Coaches  I 


To  LOnnON.  an  Omnih'is,  from  Ihe 
Duki'.s  Head,  every  Miuiday,  Wednes- 
day and  S.ilurday 

To  LOWKS  IMFI",  an  Omnibw:,  and  a 
Vim,  Iroin  the  15u,k,  dady 

To  SIALHAM,  an  Onnihns  from  the 
White  Horse,  every  Wednesday  &  Sat. 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 
ON    THE    NORFOLK    LINE. 

Station,  near  the  North  quay,  about  five 
minutes  walk  from  the  iMaiUet  plane  - 
Alfred  C  itterell,.s(n/i'?'  master ;  George 
Vaugban,  inspicloi  o/ goud^'  deputtment 

CARRIERS. 

To  ACLE,.).  Betis.fiom  Ihe  G-orge  and 

Dragim   We.tnesilay  and  Sa'urilay 
To   BACTON,  Joseph    Saunders,  from 

E "St  &  We  t  Flegg  house,  on  Saturday 
To  BECCLES.  George   runeli, from  the 

Black  S«aii,  Wednesday  &  Satniday 
To  CA  I  FIELD,  James  Coleman,  from 

the  King's  Aims.  Satuiday 
To  CROMER,  Williaiu  Foiilger,from  Ihe 

K  rg'sHead.aud  J  iines  Wiseman, from 

the  Feathers,  S  ilnrdav 
To  EAS  I'  liUS  I  ON.Wni.  Brown,  from 

the  King's  Arms,  Saiuid.iy 
To  ILM.ESUORIH,  J.    >ewson,from 

the  Black  Swan,  Tuesday  &  Saturday 
To  HALVEIiGA  I  E,  Isaac  Shorten, from 

Ihe  Saia.  en's  Head. Saturday 
To  HAPPI''^l!UUGH,Ei!waid  Pre«t,from 

Ihe  (  oach  &  Horses.  Saturiiay 
To  HU'KI.I^G,  —  Mver.  and  —Turner, 

(nan  the  Hallmo.in.  Wednesday  &  Sat. 
To  LODDI'N.I  lines  Fairland,  fioni   llie 

Duke's    Head.   Wednesday  &  Sati:rday 
To  LOW  ES  1  OFF,  Mary  Balls,  Ironi  the 

Dnke'.-  H.ad,  daily 
To  l.CDHAM.  John  Hall,  from  the  Jolty 

Fanners.  &   ^^^r>  Pigg,  fiom  the  Kind's 

H.ad.  S.ilnidav 
To  MAR  I  HAM,  .lolin  Gedge,  from  Ihe 

Wagon  N   Hoises  Wedn.  sday  and  Sat. 
To  NORTH  *\  ALSHA.M,  Jose,  h  Snun- 

deis,   Ito.n    the    East  and    West   Flei;g 

hnnse.S  .tuiday 
To  PALI. INii.  Samuel  Festell,  from  the 

Jol'y  [•armers.  S.ituiday 
ToSOMKRlON,  Tl as  HaLs.  from 

the  East  and  West  Flegg  house,  and  — 

Nathan    Plain,   liom    the    George    and 

Dra.j'.n,  Satimlav 
To  SOU  111  W  OLD,  .1.  Ne"  son,  from  the 

Black  S«an.  VVednesilay  &  Sau  rday 
To  tJI'lON.  J.  B.its,  f.o.M  Ihe  George  & 

Drag.>n.  WdnesHnv  aun  Satuiduy 
To    WJNTERI'ON,   William   Flaxman, 

from  the  H.  rse  &  Gro.mi,  and   Robert 

Brown,  from  ihe  East  and  V\  est  Flegg 

house.  Weilnesdav  and   Salurdav 
T"  WOODBltlDGK,  Jehn  Newson.frora 

the  Black  Swan,  Tuesday  &  Saturday 

CONVEYANCE  BY  WATER. 

STEAiM    PACKETS. 

To  LONDON,  ilie  G.neral  Steam  Navi- 
gation Comp-'n\'s  Ves  els.the  Riimova 
an.l  LailoJ  L  verp-ol,  fr..in  Yaimoolh 
bri'lge,  every  Weiluesday  &  Saturday— 
James  CHieriy,  agint 

To  HULL  and  (iOOLE.lhe  Void  B.ic. 
cliviih,  eveiyTue-day  aite.no..n  ;  Jovti- 
nian  B.  Clai  ke.  n</enf  ;  and  the  Iris, 
eveiy  Satnulay.  .lames    I'easdell,  ug.nt 

To  RO  ri  ERDAIVLihe/Tn/er/uise.during 
the  stasi.ii- W  iHi.im  liriggs,  o^ejiL 
SAILING    VESSELS. 

To  LONDON, several  ivirular  Traders. 
from  the  Q'.ay,  h  eekly  — Samuel  S. 
li.v  her,  and  Jam.s  Teas.lell,  agents 

To  HULL  and  GOOLK,  a  Ftsse/ weekly 
-  W  illiain  Briggs,.:(;f"< 

To  NEUCASi  LE  UPON.TVNE  and 
SUNDF.ltl.AND,  Vesseh.  weekly— 
S.imnelS,Biib.  r  &  Jas.'IVasdell.ojen/J 

To  NORWICH. BFCLLRS&BUNLiAY, 
Wherries,  fiom  the  Qua),  daily 


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OXFORDSHIRE. 

il  HIS  i>  an  inland  county,  bounded  on  tlie  north  and  north-west,  hy  Warwickshire,  on  the  north  and  north- 
east  (ly  Northanint'Mi.liiie,  on  the  <;i>*t  by  IJucl<in«iiani»biie,  on  the  south  Hiid  south-west  bv  Bfrksliirf,  and 
on  tlie  wf>t  by  Gloncistersbire  On  the  noitb-ea-t,  the  liver  Cliarwell  separates  liie  county  from  that  of 
Northampton,  and  the  i«is  is  its  I'ouu'lary  to  Uerksiiireon  the  jonth.  This  county  is  of  a  very  iritgular 
fitjure :  near  to  Oxford  it  is  not  more  than  seven  inih-s  across;  yet  in  the  inoie  northern  part,  at  no  treat 
distHiice  fiom  tiiat  city,  its  diiinie  er  is  thiity-eiglit  miles:  proceeding  northward,  it  iissuinrs  the  r.  semblance 
of  a  cone,  and  terminates  at  what  is  desigtiated  the  'Three-Shire  Stone,*  in  a  complete  point  or  apex.  Its 
more  elongated  pirt  is  comprised  in  the  space  above  Oxford,  on  the  north-west,  to  Caversham,  on  ilie  south 
— the  whole  of  vvhicli  portion  is  inserted  l>etweeti  the  comities  of  Bucks  and  Uerks.  Its  greatest  length  is 
fbrty-eiglit  nriles,  amj  its  circuinfeieiice  about  one  hundred  and  thiity — containiriK  seven  hunrlred  and  fifty-six 
square  miles,  or  483,840  btalute  acres.  Both  in  size  and  population,  Oxfoidsliiie  ranks  as  the  thirty-first 
Eugli'h  county. 

Namr  and  EARLY  HISTORY  — This  countv  receives  its  name  from  the  city  of  Oxford,  generally  suppose! 
to  JMve  been  deriveil  from  the  Saxon  word  O.ven/urn,  a  'ford  or  pas^^ane  for  oxen'  over  tlie  river  liere;  some 
writer-,  however,  Hdvance  the  conjecture  that  tlie  oriainal  name  of  the  city  was  Ousp/ord,;\  '  fud  oier  tlie 
Oiise."  Oxfordshire  was  aircienily  itilral)ited  by  the  Dobunii;  but  on  the  con<juest  of  Urrtain  by  the  Romans, 
it  became  a  part  of  the  pio>iiice  >\)\ti.[  Brittaiiia  Prima.  A  Roman  military  way  leads  into  this  county, 
polntiiri(  towards  (Ijch.stei  ;  and  the  present  tillaseof  Dorcliester  stands  on  liie  site  of  the  stitiim  Duro' 
cornov'mm.  The  Iknield-slreet  crosseil  the  southern  part  of  the  county  from  north-east  to  south-west.  Of 
the  vicinal  ways,  the  ^keman-streft  was  the  principal;  it  entered  from  Buckinghamsliire,  at  Atnbrosden, 
and  procieded  through  Blenheim  Park  into  tjloucestersliire.  At  the  period  of  the  general  dissr)liititMi,  the 
nuini'er  of  leligious  douses  in  the  county,  exclusive  of  tire  crlleses  at  Oxfoul,  was  about  frrty,  includmi;  hos- 
pifaN,  &c.  The  piiticiiral  relic  erf  inona^iic  buil(lir>gs  is  Saint  Krideswide  abbey  church,  now  the  cithedial  of 
Osfirrd.  Amongst  the  parocliial  churches  are  >ome  inteiestitig  specimens  of  Saxon  or  enrly  Nrrrinnn,  and 
many  firre  exaninles  of  Knglish  architecture.  During  the  Heptarchy  thisdistrict  bebmired  to  .Mercia,  and 
juffer.  d  Kieitly  from  the  Danes  ;  the  most  ineinorable  battles  recorrled  in  the  amraU  of  this  county  are  thrrse 
that  were  foiiLht  hitwten  tluit  pi'opleatid  the  English,  in  914,  at  Hr)riknortnn  (or  Hoastnrr  ton),  in  which  the 
latter  were  totnlly  defeateil — and  Iretvveen  the  Yorkis's  and  Lancastri.ins,in  14f)9,  at  Oaneshury,  near  Banbury, 
when  the  former,  Under  the  Earl  of  Pembroke,  wt  re  comitletely  routed  by  Sir  .lohn  Conyers,  and  the  Earl 
was  made  pii»oner.  One  of  the  earliest  transactioirs  coiniected  with  the  ureat  CivilWar  occurrelat  Clialgroye 
Field,  iti  this  county,  wlien  that  celt  brated  patiiot,  John  Hampden,  on  the  l.itb  of  August,  1642.  appeared  la 
arnr»  to  tnfoice  the  inditia  ordirrance,  and  wirose  firm  resistance  to  the  arbitrary  mea-uresof  the  court  was 
the  (rrincipai  cnuse  of  the  war:  and  it  was  on  the  same  sprrt,  on  the  morning  of  the  I8th  of  Jurre,  1(!43,  thut, 
at  the  head  of  a  btrdy  of  parliamentarians,  he  attacked  Prince  Rupert,  wlien  the  former  were  repulsed,  and 
the  illusti  ions  Hampden  was  inortally  wounded.  Charles  e>tablir-iied  his  court  atOxfoid  for  neatly  the  einire 
dnratioti  of  the  ci»il  strife,  whence  the  city  became,  as  it  were,  a  kind  of  centre  of  xarlous  militrry  exploits 
that  occur  red  in  this  and  the  surronndiirg  counties.  Oti  the  26th  of  Anril,  Woodstock  manor- Inm-e.  after  a 
riaornns  defence,  surrtndererl  to  the  |)arliamentirian  forces;  and  the  next  day  the  king  left  Oxford  to 
surrender  hiin-eif  to  the  Scotrish  army  hesiegirrg  Newark.  On  the  24ih  June,  Oxford,  which  had  held  out 
against  Kairfax  (or  several  weeks,  suiierrdeied  at  the  king's  command.  At  the  time  of  the  rebelliju  iu  1715, 
several  partisans  of  the  Stuail  family  were  seized  at  Oxf.rd. 

Soil,  surface,  and  CLiMATE.-^Tlie  soil  of  Oxfordshire  may  be  considered,  for  the  most  part,  extremel/ 
fertile,  yii  hiing  ahun"ant  crops  of  corn  and  grain  :  it  is  naturally  (Iry,  and  entirely  exempt  from  fens,  bogs  and 
staunairt  warer<.  The  imrtlr  corner  is  ch-efly  stroirg  deep  land,  purtly  arable  and  partly  pasture  ;  the  south- 
west contains  the  forest  of  Whichwood,  a  gri  at  part  of  which  is  vvoodland.  About  Oxford  ihe  soil  is  various 
—some  parts  erf  it  heing  Imht  and  sandy,  and  others  deep  and  rich  ;  on  the  brnks  of  the  Thames  it  is  chiefljr 
in  pasture.  In  the  extensive  bed  of  gravel  oti  which  O.sford  stands,  and  which  forms  one  of  the  geolonical 
features  of  Errglainl,  are  found  many  extiairrdinaiy  fossils,  peat-eaiiir,  occasionally,  is  met  with  :  quarriesof 
freeMime  are  numerous;  limestone  is  plentiful;  and  slate,  fit  for  nrofing  common  buildings,  i>  obtaitied  in 
seveial  part-.  At  Nh.  to^er,  an  ochre  is  f.urrd  of  a  tnost  excellent  quality.  The  general  aspect  of  the  county 
niny  I'econ-idered  as  very  pleasing.  There  are  not  atiy  hrsh  hill- excent  the  Cbiltern  lanire;  the  rest  are 
only  gtnile  eminences,  which  teiid  to  rliversify  the  landscape  without  obsiructini;  tillage.  Oxfoidshire  may 
be  reckoned  a  w.  ll-wrroded  county,  exceptmuin  the  northernmost  part ;  there  is,  however,  but  comparitively 
little  oak, ami  coppices  are  not  numerous;  but  there  are  extensive  artifici.il  plantation*,  ornamental  to  many 
localiries.  In  number,  ta-te  atid  magtrificience,  the  public  and  private  bnildimts  of  Oxfoid-hire,  may  be  said 
to  ri>al  airy  other  countv  in  England,  Middlesex  alone  excei>ted.  Blenheim,  the  princely  seat  of  the  Duke  of 
Marlborousih,  i-  well  known  for  its  sup«  ib  mansion  and  deliahtful  grounds.  There  are  many  otb(  r  resl-lences 
of  the  nobiliiy  and  gentry,  of  areat  beauty  and  grandeur,  both  of  exierior  appearanceand  interior  dr  coration  : 
amO"g  the  i)iinci|ral  are  Ditch  ley  park,  the  seat  of  Viscoutit  Dillon  ;  Nunel  atn  Courtney,  the  Earl  of  Har- 
conrt;  Wroxtoti  Priorv.  the  Earl  of  Guildford,  &c.  The  climate  of  this  county  is  considered  as  healthful 
as  that  of  anv  other  iir'Ensland,  ami  the  qnicU  and  limpid  streims  render  the  air  dear  and  wholesome.  It  is 
crrlder  upon  And  irearthe  Cbiltern  hills  than  in  other  parts,  but  not  so  severe  as  to  effect  health;  there  is 
al-OKreaier  hunridity  at  the  southern  extremity  of  the  county ;  and  the  fiosts  are  perceived  to  take  effect 
sooner  in  this  part,  and  continue  lonuer. 

Produce  and  manufactures.— The  svstem  of  agriculture  is  in  general  good;  th  tt  of  N"tf"lk  is  well 
under>iiK)d  and  is  in  pie^aletrt  paciice.  On  the  pr.iss  f.rrms  much  chee-eis  made,  of  a  cood  quality,  though 
chieflv  of  the  thin  knrd  cal'ed 'toastina'  cheese.  The  cows  are  principally  of  the  old  Gloucester  kind,  and 
the  South  Down  slnep,  lia»e  be^un  to  exclude  the  iong-wooHed  breerl  ;  many  boars  are  fed  for  the  purposeof 
makiirii  brawn  arrd  sausages,  which  fmin  a  consideiahle  article  of  trade  at  Oxford  an-l  otln  r  par:si-f  the 
county.  Much  butter  is  sent  to  the  Lonilon  dealers,  particularly  from  the  vicinity  of  Bicester;  and  around 
Thame,  many  cahes  are  fatterreii  for  the  same  ma  ket.  The  <orn  crops  commonly  cultivated,  are  wheat, 
barlev  aird  oa'ts;  and  peas  and  beans  are  frei|uently  sown  together,  and  produce  good  cops.  Some  of  the 
best  grass  Imd  in  the  country  may  be  Jouird  in  O.Nfordshire,  and  in  the  ncli  district  near  Thame,  the  meadows 
are  mown  twice  aycar.  The  manufactures  are  those  of  blankets,  at  Witnev  ;  i)aper,at  Bnifoid  and  other 
places;  plush,  or  shag,  at  Banlnirs  and  likewise  an  aiticle  of  i)astiy,  for  wbh  h  it  has  long  beeii  fanrons, 
called  *  Hanhurv  caKes.'  The  in;dting  trade  is  carried  on  exten-ively,  in  several  lovin- ;  and  at  Woodstock 
are  manufactured  uloves,  and  some  articles  ol  prrlisbed  steel ;  the  (oriner  branch  still  exists,  but  the  latter 
is  almost  lost,  owing  to  t!ie  cheapness  of  the  Birmiimham  and  SheffieM  wans.  In  the  southern  part  <rf  the 
county,  lareisnradehy  some  of  the  industriou- female.- ;  but  this  article  is  of  little  consequence  in  the  scale  of 
manufactures,  arrd  it  is  annually  diminisliina. 

Rivers  and  mineral  springs,  canals  and  railways.— The  rivers  of  Oxfordshire  form  the  roost 
pleas-nK  feature  of  it :  eacli  valley  of  length  has  its  stream,  and  no  district  in  England  is  better  watered,  i  he 
Thame, the  Isis,  the  Cheuwell,  tlieEvENLODE  and  tbeWiNDRUsii  claim  thefir-t  rank  ;  bur  the  gi_eat  pride 
of  the  county  is  that  continence  of  the  former  two  which  constitutes  the  maguificieut  TJiame?.     Ihe  Cher' 

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well  ri»e«  in  Noriliaiiiptonsliiie,  enters  Oxfi)rd>hiie  tiinr  Cl^iyiion,  ;iiul  falls  into  the Tlianies  or  l<\»  a  liMle 
bflow  Oxford.  Tiie  Eveiiloilelias  its  somcf  ii>  llie  iioitSi-ea^t  (lart  of  WoiCL'stcrsi.ire,  eniers  OxfnrtMiire  mar 
the  'Sliire>'  St'Uie,'  and  is  lost  in  il)e  Tbame-  about  four  iniles  below  Oxford.  The  Win(lrii»h  orininan!*  iu 
the  Cotswold  HnU-,  in  Gh)iiCf>ier^liire;  entt-is  Oxfordshire  near  L5iirfiiril,  and,  pa-sing  Witney,  falls  into  the 
Thariie.s  live  ii>ile.s  west  of  Oxford.  Tlie  Tliaine  rises  tienr  Tiiog,  in  the  ronniy  of  Heitfi^d,  and,  cro^sinff 
BiKkiii,i;h;'.insbire,  tiiurlies  the  hnrdeis  of  Oxfttrdsliire  atTlianie.  Tliere  are  nunieioiis  s»)all  sireani«:,  ail  of 
wliifh  tall  into  the  rivers  bffore-nientioned.  Tiie  Mt'.DiciNAL  springs  are  nun. emiis,  thi  n!<h  hiit  little  (if  aJ 
all)  resorted  to  for  their  virturs;  the  greater  number  are  the  vaiioiis  kinds  (jf  thalylxate.  Canals. — The 
Oxf'ird  canal,  hrfoie  laiUvays  iii'ersected  the  county,  was  of  iniinense  impoit;ince  to  119  trade,  hv  OMeniui;  a 
coinniiinicanon,  throneh  other  c.inal>.,  with  Biiiniiighan,  IVlanchentii,  Liitrpool,  and  the  Wediieslmry 
<%jUieries:  ti)i3  canal  commences  .it  Loiii^fird,  in  the  noi  tlurn  exiremity  of  Wai  wicUshiie,  and  passes,  near 
Woiidstock,  on  to  ilie  ciiy  of  Oxfurl,  where  it  cominnniiates  witli  the  Tliames  navigation,  ami,  coriseqiiemly, 
wiih  the  nieiropolis.  RAlI.wA^  s. — The  deat  Westi  in  P.ail\viiy  touches  the  southern  limhof  this  coiimy,  aiid 
run:^  parallel  will)  the  Thames  (ro'ii  ti)e  palish  of  Wiiitcliiireh  to  that  of  StoUe — a  distance  of  ahoin  five  mi  es  : 
from  ilie  Didcote  staiion  on  ihis  line,  tin  re  is  a  Biaiicli  to  Oxford,  passing  by  Ahiiig<!on.  Kroni  O.'iford  the 
Jiinctiim  railway  run^noiih — near  liie  towns  of  U'ondstoik,  Deildington  and  liai.buiy.  The  Cheltenham  and 
Oxford  railway  will  conmct  these  towns;  and  a  linr  from  Oxford  will  run  into  tlie  Worcester  and  Wolver- 
hampton railway.  The  Bdclunuhamshire  laihvay  proceeds  from  Oxford,  and  nnitts  with  the  London  and 
Norih-Western  at  Finny  Stratford  (whence  a  branch  runs  to  Bedford] ;  and  the  Oxford  Juiiciion  joins  the 
same  important  line  at  Uiighy. 

Ecclesiastical  and  civil  divisions,  and  kepresentation — Oxfordshire  is  in  the  province  of  Can- 
terbury and  dioies*  of  Oxford  ;  it  foi  iiis  an  arcliiteaeonry,  and  gives  name  to  a  Ciicnit  of  the  judges.  The 
county  is  divided  into  the  huii'lieds  of  Bampton,  Banbniy,  Bintie'd,  Bloxham,  Biiliington,  Chadjington,  Dor- 
chester, Ewelme,  Langtree,  Lewknoi,  PirtMii,  Piongiiley,  'rii.imeand  Wootion  ;  containijig  iwo  hundred  and 
fcisteen  parishes,  and  seven  parts  of  pari.Hhes — one  <ity  and  county  town  (Oxfunl),  and  ten  other  market 
towns.  The  county  returns  nine  members  to  parliament — viz, two  for  the  city  of  Oxford. iwo  for  the  Llniver.sitv, 
one  each  fcir  the  buoiighs  of  Woodstock  and  Banluiry.  and  three  for  the  shire,  i^ievioiis  to  the  p;jssing  ofihe 
Reform  I5ill,  Woodstock  sent  two  r^  presentatives,  and  the  county  two — so  that  the  total  ia!inl>er  of  ieemher» 
remains  the  same.  The  gei^tlenieii  at  ineseiit  sitting  for  ihe  county  are  Lord  Norreys  ;  George  Granville 
Vernon  Haicouri,  Esquire,  and  Jos.-pli  Warner  Henley, Esquire.  Thereiurn  of  members  to  represent  the  shire 
at  large,  is  made  fioiu  Oxford;  and  the  other  polling  places,  beside  that  ciiy,  are  Deddington,  Witiiey, 
and  Ni'tthbed. 

Population,  &c. — Bv  the  returns  made  to  Government  at  the  census  of  1811,  Oxfordshire  contained 
80,  43f)  males,  and  81,207  fein  lies— total  161,043:  exhihiiing  an  increase  over  the  returns  of  18.31,  of  9,917 
jnhahiiants.  The  hi  iiual  value  of  III  ai  Proiierty.  in  this  county,  as  assessed  to  the  Poor  Rates,  iu  1815, 
amounted  to  £713,147,  and  in  1841,  to  £695,752. 


Distance  Table  of  To^i^ns  in  Oxfordshire. 

Tlie  Asterisks  {*)  attached  lo  the  name  of  a  Town  den ole  tite  number  of   Ifepreseniativts  it    returns  to   Parliament;   the  italic 

letters  signify  the  Market  Days. 

The  names  of  the  towns  are  on  tlie  top  and  side,  and  the  sijuaie  where  both  meet  cives  the  distance. 

from  London. 

Bampton 71 

,..,  •28|IJaid)nry,  //*. 


Banbury* 

Bicester 

Burford 

Chipping  Norton 

Deddington 

Henley 

Oxford***' 

Thame 

Watlington 

Witney 

Woodstock*  . . . . 


5 

7|24' 
1(1  13 
23'  6 
36  46 
13  22 

26  28 

27  37 
621 

13  16 


Bicester,  f 55 

rford   * 72 

Chi()ping  Norton,  w 74 

1 0  Deddington,  .1 63 

11  40jHenley,  th 35 

1 8  16  23|Oxford,  w.  ttnds 54 

U  25  16  12i'rhKme,  tn 44 

32  31  10il8i  SiWatlington,  s 45 

16  17  33  11  24  2:.|Witnev,  //; 65 

1 1  10  30!  8  20  22  8  :  Woodstock,  tu  62 


23 

Bu 

In 

11 

10 

20 

31 

3b 

12 

IS- 

15 

31 

22 

31 

17 

/ 

11 

14 

BAiMPTON  AND  NEIGHBOUllHOOD. 


JOAMPTON  fformerly  called  Bumpton-in-lhe-Bush) 
is  a  small  mai  ket  tnwn  in  the  parish  id'  Banmton-with- 
AVeald,  and  hnndied  of  Bampton;  71  miles  w.s.w. 
from  Loiidi.n,  13  w.  by  s  from  Oxford,  and  i)  N.  from 
F<iringdon  (Berkshire),  which  lattei  town  is  aiiout  five 
miles  and  a  half  north  of  tin-  line  of  the  Great  We-tirn 
Railway.  This,  a  neat  little  town,  siui  itedon  a  stream 
which  discharges  its-lf  into  the  Isjs,  was  at  one  time 
noted  for  fellmonueis*  wares— no  other  in  England 
Jiavinu  such  a  trade  in  leather  jackets  gloves,  iS.c.  : 
but  at  present  the  inhabitiiifs  depend  prineipillv  u|).in 
agriculture  A\'d  the  branches  theie^itn  cnmcted.  :\ 
neat  tort  n  hall  has  been  lately  erected  by  pnlilic  sub- 
scription ;  in  it  the  ma^istraies  for  the  divi-ion  hold 
their  meetings,  ami  puhlic  assemblies  octa-innally  take 
place.    The  goveinnieiit  of  tlie  town  is  vested  in  the 


magistrates,  assisted  by  constables,  by  fliem  Hppointed. 
The  paiish  tliurch  of  Saint  Mary  is  a  spacinus  struc- 
ture, with  a  lofty  spire  ;  in  the  belfry  is  a  line  set  of 
helis:  the  living  is  in  the  i)atiMmme  of  the  Di  an  and 
Chapter  of  Exeter  caiiiedral.  The  fieecrammarselniol 
here  was  founded  hy  Robert  \'esey, and  endinvcd  with 
laiiil>  of  about  £40  yearlv  value.  The  only  cniin.-iiiea 
in  this  neighoourhnod  are  the  lemains  of  eu  old  ra-tle, 
Imilt  by  AMuer  de  N'alenee  in  1321  ;  and  a  liousp  at 
Oul  Sliifford  (a  hamlet  to  Bamntoii),  wherein,  it  is 
-aid,  Alfred  the  Great  held  his  tir>t  parliament. 
Phiili|)-i  the  author  id' the  '  S|/lendi  d  Shillins!,'  was 
horn  in  this  parish,  1676.  Fairs,  March  26ili,  and 
Augu-t26tli,  and  following  day— ihe  last  a  hn ire  one 
for  liorses.  The  |)ari«b  contained,  in  1831,  2,514  iu- 
hahitants,  and  in  1841,  2,734. 


POST  OFFICE,  George  Frederick  Hollovvay,  Past  Master. — Letti  rs  from  London"  and  all  parts 
anive  :  fi  om  WiTSf.v)  every  morning  at  twenty  minutes  before  eight,  and  arc  despatched  thereto  at  a  quarter 
past  eight  in  the  evening. 

Jackson  Rev.  .U)lm,  A«ton  House 

Jackson  Miss  Mary,  \'a'etta  Lodge 

Penson  Rev.  .Iidin,  Brize  Noiton 

Pen-on  Be".  Jidiii  Pavitt,  Clanli-ld 

Southhv  Mrs  Kl/'l)th.Maiv,l5am|)ton 

Waili'.  William, E-q...Sli'fr,„, I  [^^Wv 

Whiiaker    Krederick,   Esq.    (magi- 
strate), Bampton 

Wright  Mr.  John,  Curbidge 


GENTRY    6c    CLERGY. 

Adams  Ke<-.l).icres,B.imi>tnVicarHge 
Bidilnlpii  Rev.JidinKrancis,  Pjamptn 
BracNiaw  Mr.  Eilv\ard.Lew 
Bnlleii  Mr.  Boberi,  Bampton 
Cowley  Capt.  William  Kearse,  n.N., 
Hampton  [Lew 

Denton  Thomas,   Esq.  (magistrate}, 
Giles  Uev.JohnAlU'n,D.D.,liamptou 


ACADElVriES    &    SCHOOtS. 

Hieehey  John(iioard.),  Mnnorh"nse 
Free  Gijaimimar  Sciiooi.,Bev.Johu 

Francis  Bi(Mn!(di,  master 
Leforestier'l'homa'(hnardinp') 
National  .School, .Samuel  Harris, 

master;  Maiy  Rnbms,  mistress 
Steed  Eli/aheth  (hoarding) 
Traflford  &  Chovvnelboaiding&  dajf) 


i3(rectori)e 


BAMPTON. 


©xfoiirj^Due. 


PtRE,  &c.,  OFFICE  AGENTS. 
City    kv    London    (life),  Cliarles 

William  Hollowjty  ' 
Farmkrs'  and  Hail-Sturm,  Chas. 

VVilliuM  Fiainptoii 
Globe  Gedip'-  FrederirUHollowav 
National      AJekcantile,     Juhii 

Miiiclien  Bateman 
Sun  (fire  and  life),  James  Rose 

PROFESSIONAL    PERSONS. 

Leak  Benjamiii,  surgeon 
Ruse  &  Bnl'en,  atioineys 
Rose  Janie<,clfi  k  to  the  jiiat-'istrates 

and  to  the  Bamptoii  Association 
Whitaker   Kdwaid    Fredeiiik,  snr- 
geon,  &  le^istrtr  of  hirtlis&  de-iths 

INNS     &    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 
Bellliin(coniaieicirtl),HeuryWhite- 

hom 
Carpenters'  Arms,  Limbrougli  Sill- 

m  in,  Bi  ize  Norton 
Cheqmrs,  John  Pi  at',  Brize  Norton 
Fish.  Jose()h  Frniii 
Fleur-de-Lis,  lALiry  Teall 
George  &  Dra'jon,  Thomas  Hauling 
Horseshoe,  Jame"  Lai  kins 
Mason>'  Ai'nis,  Willium  Stone 
New  Inn,  Lncv  Hignins 
Swan,  Jolia  Williams 
Talbot  Inn  (coinmeicid  &  postine, 

and  reienne  office),  llobt. Dennis 

SHOPKEEPERS    6c    TRADERS. 

Andrews  John,  butcher 
Angell  Jolin,  relieving  officer 
Bakei-  Charles,  maltsierand  farmer 
Bartlf It  F-lizabeth,  meal  dialer 
Bas'oii  John,  hrer  ntailtr 
Bateman  John,  iiiaU«ter 
Batenmi  Jolui  Minchi-n,  linen  and 
woollen  draper  [iroiiniont;er 

Batfinin  Thom  is  Hicks, giocer  and 
BenliehJ  Henry,  boot  &  shoe  maker 
Brad-haw  Janies,  poulterer,  Aston 


Brooks  Alfred,   liair   dresser   and 

shopkeeper 
Mntl  r  Jam.s,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Carter  George,  sijopkeeper 
Clack  Janies,  b.ikir  and  shopkeeper 
Care  Jfdin,  baker  &  shoi)kpr.,Lew 
Clnke  Alary,  shopkeeper 
Cliffon  &  Oakey,  linen  drapers  and 

milliners 
Cook  James,  boot  maker,  Aston 
Cook  l.ydia,  shopkeeper 
Cork  Henry,  c.binet  maker  &  joiner 
Cripp<  John,  baker  [chandler 

Dntion  Willi  ini,  grocer  and  talluw 
Eduiiiton  John,  baker 
h-lilridge  Tlioiiias,  miller  and  baker 
Evans  S.imiiel,  glover 
Fords  John,  beer  retailer 
Forrest  John,  tailor       [&tea  dealer 
Frampton  Cliarles  William,cliemisi 
Giles  Haniet,  straw  bonnet  maker 
Han  is  George,  basket  maker 
HollidayEruhth, straw  bonnet  makr 
Holloway  &  Sons,  bookseller-,  sta- 
tioners and  printers      [of  stamps 
Holloway  Geo.  Fredetk., distributer 
Joi)e<  Moses,  carpenter 
J  oiieNWm.Hniit,bnildei&  carpenter 
.loyner  Georue,  baker 
King  Geo.,painter,iiliii)iber(S:  glazier 
KiiightClias.,^addler&  harness  mkr 
Lewis  George,  hoot  and  shoe  maker 
Long  Ricbaid,  blacksmith  &  wheel- 

wriglit,  A'-ton 
Fjoni!  Zecliariah,  parish  clerk, Aston 
Lord   Charles   James,    baker    aad 

stone  inasnii 
May  Baihara,  bla-ksniith 
Monk  John,  baki  r  &  beer  retailer 
Oakey  Ilohert,  masim  and  plasterer 
Parkins  James,  blacksmith 
Pettyfer  J<)h.>tone  inason& plasterer 
Petty  ferUichd. stone  ma^oii&  plastrer 
Platter  Robert,  carpenter  and  joiner 


Platter  Thos.,rarpent»'r  &  parish  elk 
Robins  Lei-i  &  Soii,t,.ilors&  drapers 
Rohiiis  Nathan,  tailor 
Sellard  Cha''.,vvaich  &  clock  maker 
Smith  Win.  Angell,  grocer  &  draper 
S))nirett  Thomas,  coal  dealer  and 

beerretaler 
Stephens  Ki  i-deriik, grocer  &  draner 
Stephens  Thos  ,  glass  &  chiiiii  dealer 
Stevens  Riclid.,pai liter, plmnber,&c. 
Stone  Wm. , stone  inason&  pl.tsterer 
'Paylor  Henry,  htitcher 
'realljohn,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Townseiid  Ridiard,  bntdier 
^\'alsli  Edward,  corn  dealer 
Ward  Janies,  maltster 
Wemiian  Thomas,  baker 
Will.insJohii,saddler&  harness  mkr 
Wiikins  John,  tinman  and  brazier 
Williams  Charles,  cooper 
Williams  Charles,  jiiii.,  cooper 
Willi  ims  Willi  ini.  bntchtr 
Young  George,  sliopkeiper 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWTAY. 

I'he  nearest  Stiilioii  at  prrs.ntto  Bamp- 
tnn  is  ilie  Fakingdon  Road,  on  tli» 
Great  Westkr.n  I.ixi;  fourteen  miles 
to  llie  sonlli;  but  the  Oxford  ANt) 
Cukltenham  Railway,  w lien  com- 
pleted, will  pass  near  Witney,  about 
six  miles   to  tlie  noilli. 

CARRIERS- 

To  LONDON.  BRIsroL,  BATH. 
OLOUCES  ri.R,  and  all  parts  of  thfi 
West  ok  England,  Thomas  Bliss* 
Waijons  to  F:irinsdon  Road  Staiioni 
llienci'  bv    If  ail  tbree  lime-^  a  week. 

To  BLRFORD  and  FARINtiUON, 
William  Smith  Styles,  fiora  the  Bell, 
Tuesilav. 

To  OXFORD,  Hannah  Oipwood,  from 
her  ho'ise,  and  JohnSheplierd.from  the 
I3ell.  WVdnesd.ry  and  Saturday. 

To  \\ri'NEY,  Hannah  Orpwood,  from 
her  linuse.  and  John  Shepherd,  from 
the  Bell,  Tlinrsday. 


BANBURY, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OF  ADDERBURY,  BLOXHAM,  WROXTON  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 
lOANBURY  is  a  respectable   innrket  town,  and  a 
boiouyh     both  corporate   and   parliamentary,   bavim; 


sepaiate  juri-diction,  locally  in  the  parish  and  lnm 
dred  of  its  name  ;  /.t  miles  N.w.  from  London  28  s. 
froii,  Coventry, the  same  distance  s.w.  from  Nortlianip- 
ton,  17  w.  by  N.  frosn  Buckiiieham.and  9  w.  hy  N.fiom 
Brackley;  situated  close  to  the  verf^e  ot  the  coun'y 
abutting  upon  Nortliamiitonshire,  on  the  banks  of  the 
Oxford  canal  and  the  liver  Charvvell— the  latter  lisina 
a  lew  miles  from  the  town.  It  is  a  place  of  consider- 
able thoroughfare,  the  streets  being  disposed  on  the 
roads  which  leul  lo  Warwick,  Southam,  Daventry, 
Brackley, Oxford  and  Cliipiiina  Ont'ar.  Witli  Coventry 
and  O.sfonl  a  commnnicition  is  effected  by  means  of 
the  canal  befoie-mentiom'd ;  and  the  imjiorts  and 
exports  of  the  town,  consisting  of  various  commodities 
are  faciliiated  by  this  navigation  ;  but  ihe  railways  now 
in  progre-s,  and  iieaily  completed,  will  inclinJe  Ban- 
bury in  tlieir  roii'e,  and  furnish  additional  and  more 
sper'dy  means  for  the  ti  ansmi-ision  of  nieiThandi^e — 
(iiese  lines  the  '  Bnikinghamshiie,'  and  the  'O.'cford 
and  RiiL'hy,'  will  open  up  a  communication  with  the 
metropolis,  as  well  as  all  parts  of  the  iinrib  and  west 
of  Eniiland.  Kaiihury  has  loni;  been  no'ed  for  its  plu>h 
and  giith-web  maimfactnrcs, — and  (though,  perhaps,  a 
production  of  inferior  importance),it  is  no  h  ss  famous 
for  its  rakes,  wiiich  latter  are  sent  to  the  nietiopolis 
-in  lirce  quantities. as  well  as  to  other  parts  of  England. 
■Two  iron  foundries  are  in  opeiation  here,  and  fur- 
nish employiient  to  many  industrious  hands — atone 
of  the  cstiblishmeiits,  the  IMiannia  Works,  agricul- 
tural implementsaremannfictiired  of  ureat  excellence. 
Camden  notices  this  town  as  reputed  for  cheese 
aiidaie,  and  there  are  at  this  day  several  good  brewe- 
ries: ihe  hop  and  seed  bu«iness  exists  hereto  some 
considerable  extent,  as  does  that  of  malting  ;  and  tliere 
W«  several  corn  milis  on  the  rircr. 


Tiie  town  received  consideralde  improvements  under 
an  act,  passed  in  the  reign  of  George  IV,  for  pavine, 
lighting  and  cleansing  it.  The  bnildinKs  erected  since 
ihe  period  referred  to  have  been  many  and  liandsome, 
and  the  roads  are  kept  in  excellent  repair — indeed 
Banbury  may  be  pronounced  one  of  the  cleanest  and 
best  regulated  towns  ill  the  county.  The  inhabitants 
received  a  charter  of  incorporation  from  Mary,  which 
was  enlarged  by  George  I,  and  superseded  bv  the  Mu- 
nicipal Refurm  Act  passed  in  ISao,  which  vested  the 
aovernment  in  a  mayor,  four  aldermen  and  twelve 
councillor.s,  witli  ihe  usual  assistant  officers,  including 
a  recorder,  who  mesides  as  judge  in  a  court,  held 
weekly,  wherein  debts  can  be  sued  for  to  any  amount 
under  iE40. ;  and  sessions  of  tl>e  peace  are  lield  four 
times  a  year.  The  business  of  the  deht  conit,bowever, 
is  no'v  very  limited,  Banbury  lieing  include'l  in  the 
thirty-sevenih  ciicnit  of  towns  under  ihe  County  Court 
Act,  passed  in  184(),  for  adjudicating  claims  to  any 
amount  not  exceeding  £l6.  The  elective  franchise 
was  granted  to  the  burgesses  in  the  reign  of  Mary, 
since  which  time  the  horouch  has  uninterruptedly 
returned  one  member:  the  mayor  is  the  returning 
officer;  and  the  gentleman  at  present  sitting  is  Henry 
William  Tancied,  E"<q. 

The  parish  church  of  Saint  Mary  is  a  spacious  and 
handsome  structure,  rebuilt,  at  a  great  expense,  after 
the  desiiu  of  Saint  Paul's, London,  m  1797  :  the  living 
is  a  discharged  vicarace,  in  the  uirt  of  ihe  Bishop  of 
Oxford.  There  are  places  of  worship  for  Baptists, 
Uniiaiians,  Independents,  Weslejan  Methodists,  the 
Society  of  Enends  and  Roman  Caijiolics.  There  are 
public  schools  upon  the  British  and  national  plans— 
the  latter  was  originally  established  by  snb.«ciiption 
ill  170.5,  as  a  blue-coat  school.  Almshouses  for  twelve 
indiuent  widows,  appointed  by  the  corporation;* 
society  for  visiiing  and  relieving  the  Sick  and  distressed 


^jcfotdjgift^tf. 


BANBURY,  Ac. 


Slatcr'0 


poor,  and  some  other  benefits  periodically  distributed,  i  wor-liip  f(H  Indrpcndeiits,  and  W'esl- yaii  Methodists 
conipiise  the  other  pnlilic  chanties.  The  vicinity  of  •  a  natim.al  siho'd,  and  another  endowed,  free  for  fifty 
Banbury  i-i  enriched  with  _>.cvcral  ivble  mansions  and  buys.  Thi'  parish  (which  coaipii^es  tht  ti>an>liip  of 
elegant  siats;  those  nieiitiiisj  pa-lit  iilar  notice  arr  |  West  ADDf.HBiutv,  the  cbrtpeirie-  of  liAHPORD  J^T. 
Wp'Xton  Abhi-y,  the  resilience  of  Cidonel  Nnrtli,  and  John  and  lii  dicott,  and  the  hamlet  of  Milton) 
Wykhaiu  Park,  thf  seat  of  Jidin  Wi  bb,  K>q.  The  c<>niained,in  18:51, 2,47;i,iiiiiabitants,HMi). in  1841,2  525. 
market,  a  considerable  on--,  is  held  on  the  Thmsday :  i  Nearly  4  miles  s.s.w.  from  Hanbnry,  in  the  hundred 
the  fairs,  which  arc  numerous,  are  ht-ld  on  the  first  of  its  ea:>ie,  is  the  |);irisli(>f  Bl  xliam  :  in  the  vihaiie 
TlMirsday  after  Twelfth-rlay,  the  third  Thnrsday^  i"  isthe  part.-h  church  of  Saii  tMaiy  aiida  Baptistchapel : 
January,  Minh  and  Apiil;  Holy  Thursday,  and  the  the  living  of  liloxhani  is  a  di-chari;td  >i(araBe,  in  the 
third  Thursdays  in  Jnncand  Jnly^  for  cattleand  woi  1 ;  proeniation  of  thePiovi.standFt  Hows  of  Kton  collige. 
the  third   Tlmr-days   in  August  and  Septeml>er,  the    The    paiivli,  with  the  chauelry  of  Mf.lcombe.    con- 


Thursd.fv  next  after  01>l  IMichaelmas-day  (for  cheest 
and  liiriiig  servants)  ;  the  third  Thursday  in  November 
and  the  «econd  Tlmrshiy  before  L'hrist?uas-day.  The 
borou!(h  and  parisli  fif  Banhurv  contained, (including 
Neithrop  ham  let)  5.906  inhabitatits;  and  in  1841.6.753. 
East  .■\DDERBi;RY,an  aericuliural  parish  in  the  hun- 
dred of  Bloxham,  is  about. 3  miles  s.  by  e.  fmm  Bauhuiy 
on  the  road  to  Deddington.  The  parish  clmrcli  of 
Saint  .Mary  i-i  spacious,  and  contains  some  interesting 
specimens  of  ancient  sculpture:  the  living  is  a  vicar- 
age, in  the  presentation  «t  the  Warden  and  Kellows  of 
New  college,    Oxford.    In    the   parish  are   placis  of 


tained,  by  the  Government  returns  in  18J1,  1,573  iu- 
liahitants,  and,  in  1841,  1,54;>. 

Wkoxton  is  a  pui-h  in  the  hutidred  of  Bloxhara— ' 
the  village,  a  small  one,  is3milesN  \v  from  Binhury: 
it  is  deserving  notice  as  rnntainint!  an  ancient  aht'ey, 
founded  iu  the  reiyn  of  Henry  III.  now  tjie  re>idence 
as  before-mentioned,  of  Colonel  North.  The  places 
of  worship  are  the  paiivji  rliurch  of  All  Saints,  nud 
chanels  for  MeiliodiNts  and  Independents.  'I'ne  liviuj; 
of  Wroxton  is  a  virarnge.  in  the  patronage  of  the 
Baioness  North.  The  population  of  the  parish  in 
1841  was,  819. 


POST    OFFICE,  Hiuh  street,  Banbury,  William  Brain,  Post  H/axfer. 
Arrival  of  the  Mails. — From  London,  Woodstock,  CHiPr-iNc-NoRTON,  Bristol,  Oxford,  andall 

pirts  of  the  West  of  England  and  South  ^\'ales  e^eiy  morning  at  six, ami  afternoon  at  half-past  three- 
From  Birmingham,  Manchester,  Liverrool,  andall  parts  of  the  North  of  England,  also  Scotland 

and  Ireland,  e^ery  morning  at  seven. 
Despatches — To  London,  Woodstock,  CHiprivc-NoRTON, Bristol,  Oxford,  and  all  parts  of  tlie  West 

OF  England,  and  South  Wales,  every  morning  at  twenty  minutes  before  eight,  and  evening  at  a  quaiter 

before  seven. 
To  Birmingham,  Manchester,  Liverpool,  andall  parts  of  the  North  of  England,  also  Scotland  atid 

Ireland,  every  afteriioon  at  half-pa>t  five. 
Country  Posts  fron)  South  Newington,  Sherrington,  Sieford,  Middleton,  Clavdon.  Avon,  Dassett 

&c  ,  anive  e»ery  afternoon  at  half-paM  four,  juidare  despatched  at  a  (piaiter  pa^t  ciaht  in  the  morning. 


NOBII.ITyj    GENTRY   AND 
CLERGY. 

Aplin  Mr.  Benjimin,  Bndicott 
Ball  Mr.  .loseph.  Crouch  at 
Ball  Mr.  Vincent,  Oxford  terrace 
Billard  llev.  .lohii,  Ciopiedy 
Barbtr  John,  E^q.,  Aildrrhury 
Bee>!ey  Mis.  Jane.  Bloxhaui 
Bell  Kev.  George,  Bloxhaiu 
Bigiiell  Mrs.  Susannah,  Crouch  st 
BIencoweJol)nJackson,EsqMarston 

St-  Lawrence 
Bligh  Rfv.  John,  Wroxton 
Biayne  Mr.  Henry,  Horse  fair 
Bra»ne  Mr.  Ribert,  Hor^efair 
Brickwell  Charles,  Esq.,Overihorpe 

l.ud,'e  [st 

Brickwell  Mr.  John  CharIes,Bridge 
Bristow  Mrs.—,  Bodicott 
Brown  M'S. — ,  Overthorpe 
Burgess  Rev.  Kiancis,  Westbar  st 
Cadnury  Mr.  James,  Calthorpe  teir 
Caitwright  Robert  A.  Est).,  Aynho 
Cartwright  Rev.  Stephen  R.j.'Xvn ho 
Chambeilin     Williuin     H.     Esq., 

Adderbiiry 
Chapman  Mi.ss  — ,  Brouahton 


Harington  Rev.  Duke  Henry,  South 

Newington 
Harrison  Rev.  Michael,  Wroxton 
Haiii^oii  Rev.  William,Warmitigt"n 
Harris  Mr.  Robert,  Ciltlioip terrace 
Hiiicm  Rev.  A.  L)   South  Bar  st 
Hitchcock  Mr.  John,  Horley 
HiichcocU    William   Henry,  Esq., 

Boditott 
Hfdii'way  Miss  — ,  Bloxbam 
Holloway  Mrs.  Ann,  Horse  fair 
Hughes  Bev.  J(d]ti,  Prospect  row 
James  Captain  J(d)n,  South  Bar  st 
Lewis  Bev.  John,  West  Bar  st 
Lloyd  Rev.  William,  Dravton 
Lodge  Kev.  David,  South  Bar  st 
Loiedav  John,  E->q.,  William scote 
Lovell  Mi's  Ann.  Hit'h  st 
Marldock  Rev.  P.  B.  Bloxham 
M-il.-bury  Mr.  Josepli,  Bloxham 
Milward  Miss  Jane,NeithiopHonse 
Milward  Jolin,  Esq.  St.  JohnS  road 
M Hilton  Mr.  John,  We-t  Barst 
Na«ehy  Mr.  Thomas,  South  Bar  st 
Nelson  Rev.  G.  Mawson,  Bodicott 

Grange 
Noel  Rev.  Augustus,  Adderbury 


Cobb  Edward, Esq. ,CalthortieHouse    North    Lieutenant-Colonel    John, 


Cobh  Timothy  Rhodes,  Esq.,  Horse 

fair 
Colingthe  Misses  — ,  Neithrop 
Cother  Mr.  John,  Bloxham 
Cowi)er  the  Mis^e",  Waidington 
Crickett  Rev.  Jaine>^,  A'Idtrbury 
Davis  Mrs.  Eli/.abelh,  Hiuh  st 
Davis  Mr.  Heiirv,  Bloxham 
Divis  Mrs.  J.,  Bloxham 
Deer  Mr.  John,  Bodicott 
Deer  Mr.  Webb,  Bodicott 

D'Oyley  Christopher,  E^q  , Bodicott  ]  Sandersmi  Mrs 
Forbes  Rev.  Charles,  m.a  Crouch  st  '■  Saunders  Riv.  G 


Wrox'on  Abbey  [Abbey 

North     the    Baroness,     Wroxton 
Niinnirk  Rtv.  David,  Bloxham 
Padhury  Mr.  John,  South  Bar  st 
Page  Mr.  James,  BU)xliani 
PaMie  llev.  Edwird,  Swab  liffe 
Pe.irse  Rev.  William,  Hanviell 
Piper  Kev.  Heniv  H.  Oxford  road 
'{iishton  Rtv.  J.'R.,  Hook  Norton 
Sauiuelsoa  Bernhard,  Esq.,  Oxford 

terrace 

Horse  fair 
ge,  Bloxham 


Gdi-dner  Ml.  Benjamin,  Westbar  st  j  Sav  &  Sele  the  Kighi  Hon.  and  Rev 
Gardner  Mr.  Jolin,  Wroxton  Lord,  Brounhton  Castle 

Giheti  Jonathan,  E^q.,  Horse  fair       Shirley  Miss — ,  Highsl 
Gilleti.ldSt-phAshby, Esq. Westbar  st   Spiiriett  Samuel,  Esq.  Horse  fair 
Golby  Miss  Ann,  Hiuh  st  Stahy  Mr.  Thomas,  South  Bar  st 

Guest  Mrs.  — ,  Bodicott  Steven"  Rev.  John,  Neithrop 

Gunn  Miss  — ,  Neithrop  i  Stutferd  Mr.  Jaht^,  West  Bar  Rt 

H^iand  Mis.  — ,  St.  John's  place     'Tanhy  Rev.  William,  South  Bar  8t 


Tawmy  Archer,  E-q.,  Wroxton 
'J'aylor  Mr.  Charles,  Oxford  terrace 
Tims  Thomas,  Esq.  Bridge  .'t 
Tuffn.  11  Kev.  Fiederirk.  High  st 
Walford  .Mrs.  — ,  Sontli  Bar  st 
Warner  William   Mead,  Esq.,  Ade- 
laide Hon-e  [Giove 
Warriner    Rev.   George,   Bloxham 
Waniner  Mrs. — ,  Bloxham  Grove 
Welb  John.  Esq.,  Wyklmm  Park 
White  Mr.  Thomas,  Bloxham 
WhittonMrs.Eliz'beth.St  J(diirster 
Willes  WiHiani.  Es().,  A>hop  Hou«e 
Wilstm  Mrs.  Elizabeth, South  BiU' st 
Wilson  Mr.  John,  Addeib'irv 
Wilson  Mr.  Rol  eit.  Add  rbiiry 
Wil-oii  Kev.  William,  Vicarage 
WyaitKevCliailesFianei^.Bidiighton 
Wyait  the  Misses  — ,  South  B  .r  st 
ACADEMIES  AND  SCHOOLS. 
Not  otlier«  ise  described  are  Day  ScliouU. 
British  School.  Crouch  si — Fianci* 

William   Wilson,   master;  Edith 

Read,  mi>tre-s 
Cooke   Jolin  'Ihonias   (boarding), 

Oxfoid  terrace  [Croiicli  st 

Eason  Mrs.  &  Miss — ,   (boarding), 
Endowed   Fuke  School,  Adder- 

biirv — Alfred  Waring,  master 
Hill    Samuel    (boaiding  and  day), 

Hoise  fair  [Horse lair 

Hill    Sai-HJi     (boarding    and    day). 
Infants'  School,  Church  p  is^age — 

Frances  Ann  Joiinsoii,  mistre^'S 
National  and  Blue  Coat  School, 

North    Bar    >t— Churles  Loader, 

in  >stei  ;  Amelia  Mu>^eti,  mi-tress 
National   School,    .'\dde.bury — 

Maiiida  Waiinc,  mistress 
National  School,    Wroxton 

(ii  o  (je  Gojdhy, master;  Su-annah 

Gfddby,  mistri  ss 
PaulEniilv,  South  Bar  st 
Piatt  Eliza,  Hoise  fair 
Riiltoii  the  Misses—,  (boarding  and 

and  diyj.  High  st  [Bloxham 

'I'remthicK     Hannah     (boarding). 
Watts  Elizabeth,  Horse  fair 
WiNon  Rosa  {l>oardiiig),  Adderborf 


Mxtttoxj^, 


AOBICULTURAL  IMPLEMENT 
MANUFACTURERS. 

Barf. Id  Joiiii  (agent  (or  Kuisoine's 

|)l<>iigli>),  .Maikft  plice 
Gardiit'i-  Janus   &  lieiij  iiiiiii  (and 

iron  rnficliaiiisi,  hiyli  >t 
Samnel.soii  Ber  iiliard  (a^d  engineer) 

BKlTANNIAlll.'NKoHNUKY.Fislj  >t 
ATTORNEYS. 

Aplin  Bf'iij  iriilii  VViMam,  Hiah  st 
Firming  William  VVaitrs,  High  st 
Fran.  i. inn  Kran<  i^  Neitlnnp 
Hiint&  Kurtescue,  Hii-ii  st 
HuntJi(hn(town  clt'ik  and  coroner) 

High  >t 
Looker  Jojiii  B.  Hnrse  fair 
M"ore  &  Judge,  High  st 
Munion  John    (and  tlcrk   to    flit- 

romniis-ioiiers  .  f  faxt^s),  Higli  .-t 
Munion,  Diaper  &  Muiiton.Higlj  ^t 
Ro.ls\  P.iin.  Bridge  st 
RnlU  Richard  Heniy  Bridge  st 

AUCTION  EERS&  APPRAISERS 

Daiii.y  &  Cal.  ss,  Highst 

Hall  .tames.  High  st 

ajallam  Charles  Uichaid,  Bridge  st 

BACON    DEALERS. 

Biisby  Henry,  Butrher  row 
Lay  William,  C'hnrch  lane 
"i  hom|)son  James,  Parsons  st 

BAKERS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  al>o  Wealmen 
Agle^  William,  Bloxham 
Bf-ale  Jane,  South  Bar  st 
Belts  Wil.iam, High  st 
BIncowe  William,  Bridge  st 
*Bolton  William.  Bridge  st 
Claiid;'c  Daniel.  Parsons  st 
Dale  John,  A'tdeihnry 
•Dawe>  Tlioma«'.  Calthorpe  lane 
Fit  et  Thomas,  North  Bar  st 
•Ghge  Wil  iam.  Broad  >t 
Greeti  Mary,  Ma>ket  place 
HiiU  John,  Clinrch  lane 
Hartley  iVilliam,  Bridge  st 
•Hawtin  Frederick,  Bridge  st 
Hemminus  Arthnr,  Bridge  st 
Hohley  George,  Water  l.ne 
Hoiley  William,  Bloxham 
Lanii'  Mary(!fe  Anne,  Parsons  st 
Mackliii  Geome,  Castle  st 
M-isciird  Mary,  North  Bar  >t 
•Mohlev  Geoigc,  Adderl)nry 
Riley  Thumas,  Bri  Ige  st 
Saii>hnry  J  mies,  South  Bar  st 
Sansbiiiy  Th  imas,  South  Bar  st 
Smart  Uichir-i,  Ma'ket  place 
Smiiji  John,  Bodiclt 
Turner  John,  Cherwell  st 
Varney  Hicharri,  Neirhiop 
Wa  ford  John,  Cotistitufion  row 
Walker  William,  North  Bar  st 
•Wallin  Tliom  s.  Market  place 
Weaver  M  ry,  Neithrop 
Wise  William,  Parsons  st 

BANKERS. 
Cobb  Timothy  Khodes  &  Edward, 

High  si — (draw  on  Jones,  Lloyd 

and  Co..  London) 
Gillett.  Tawiu-y  &  Co.,  Cornliill— 

(draw  on  Giyn,  Hallifax  and  Co., 

London) 
London  &  County  Joint  Stock 

Bank,  Paison  st  (draws  on  the 

head  office,  London)  —  William 

Caless,  manager 
Savings'  Bavk,  Parsons  st— (open 

on   Thursdays  from   12   till  2j  — 

William  Rusher,  actuary 

BASKET  AND  SIEVE  MAKERS 

Biiley  rii(Miia<,  High  st 
Bonser  Thomas,  Alaikei  place 
Cat ter  William,  High  st 
Hutchings  Chaile-s  Bridge  st 
Hutthings  William,  Noith  Bar  st 


BANBURY,  &c. 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Brooks  Kdvvaid,  Budicott 
Carpenter  SamiK-l.  Calthorpe  lane 
Ches'ei  Philin,  North  Bar  st 
Humphries  Richard,  Wioxton 
l.awrin<e    'Ihomas    (atid  farrier) 

North  Bar  st 
Mead  John,  North  Bar  st 
Potiiiiget  Georue,  A  'derbury 
Sanders  William,  Bodicoit 
>pencer  J.din,  Niilliiop 
Vehb  Hi'iiry,  South  Bar  st 
Wehh  J.din,  Castlest 
^Vheeler  .lame-,  Broad  st 

BOOKBINDERS. 

Goflfrev  Francis,  Caitn.irpe  lane 
Golsby  WilliHtn,  North  Bar  st 

BOOKSELLERS;    STATIONERS 
AND    Pl«INTERS. 

(Sre  (ilso  Stutiotiprs  ) 
Cheney   Esther  (and  bookbinder), 

Highst 
Potts  William  (atid  prnpriftorofthe 

Banburv  Guardian),  Par-onsst 
Rusher  John  Uolhy  (and  snbscrip- 

tioti  library),  Market  place 
Stone  Henry  (and  lihrary  and  news 

room).  Hinh  st 
Walfoid  Geoig,^,  Hi-h  st 

BOOT    AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Anihivtle  Richard,  Clnrwell  st 
Ashby  Thomas,  North  Newinglon 
Baxter  Roheit,  Parsons  st 
lit  own  James,  Bloxham 
Cave  John,  Bioad  st 
Cave  Thomas.  Parsons  st 
Craddock  Georce,  Parsons  st 
Deakiii  John,  Hii;li  st 
Dickins&Co  ,  Hiuh  st 
l)iX"n  Daniel,  Bntcher  row 
Dixon  riiomas.  Church  lane 
Earl    Edward,  Market  place  and 

Hiuit  st 
Edwards  James,  Calthorpe  lane 
KKlnnt(m  George,  North  Barst 
Kletcher  Geome  South  Barst 
Flint  James,  .Adderhury 
Fox  Thomas,  Paisons  st 
Krench  John,  Wioxion 
Gasroyne  Isaac,  Bloxham 
G  bbs  John,  Church  hue 
Hancock  William,  Kish  st 
Han  is  Robert,  Chmch  lane 
Herbeit  Georue,  Hiah  st 
Inns  John,  Adderbnry 
Kiiiestotie  John,  Cherwell  st 
Rallton  K'lward,  Hiyh  st 
Salmnii  James,  Neithrop 
Shaddock  Frederick,  Parsons  st 
Turner  James,  Briilge  >t 
Tii»ia'n  Tliotnas.  Addeibory 
Walford  .lohii,  Neithrop 
Wat-on  James,  Broad  st 
VVat-oti  James,  High  st 
Watson  (Jeorge,  North  Bar  st 
Watson  &  Di ill nh rate,  Parsons  st 
Whe.  ler  Richard,  BInxham 
Williams  John,  Victmia  terrace 

BRAZIERS    AND    TINMEN. 

[See  also  Ironmongers.) 
Caporn  William,  High  st         fplace 
Edmunds  Richard  &  Henry,  Markel 
Evans  William,  Market  place 
Krench  John,  Fish  st 
Gardner  .lames  &  Benjamin, High  st 
Hairis  William,  Cherwell  st 
J-irvis  Joseph,  P.nrsons  st 
.\lascord  .losejih,  Highst 
Stutterd  Jabez  &  Son,  Parsons  st 

BREAVERS. 

Baker  Edward,  Neithrop 

Harman  John  Nixon  &  Co.,  North 

Bar  st 
Hayward  Charles,  High  st 
Hoprraft  Alfred,  Fish  st 


Hunt  Thomas,  Bridge  st 
'I'ustain  Thomas,  Addeihnry 
Wyatt  riiomas  llemy,  Brnlgc  st 
BRICK    MAKERS. 

Raireft  Wiilini,  N  wiami  road 
Cl.oidge  Richaid.  IUoxl)am  road 
Danhy  James,  .Midillei.m  mad 
Davis  Richard,  Calthorpe  hme 
Kulini-ton  .Samuel,  South  Barst 
Garrett  Thomi-.  N.  iihrop 
Hoblc)  Thomas,  Warwiik  road 

BRICKLAYERS. 

(See  al'o  Flusterprs  and  Slaters.) 
Davi-  Riehar.i,  Calth<ir|ie  1  me 
Eglingtoii  Samuel.  South  Barst 
Garieit  Thomas,  Watt  r  lane 
Hohley  .Samuel,  Water  lane 
Powell  Thoiins,  I  henvell  st 
Wilkins  William,  Nonh  Barst 

BUTCHERS. 

Adkins  Sainml,  Mill  lane 
Armitt  .lohn,  H'gh  st 
Baker  Edward,  Neithrop 
Beeie  Geoige,  Hith  st 
Blake  Gei'i-Re,  Bodjeott 
Butler  Thomts,  Paisonst 
Butler  William,  Calihnrpe  lane 
iiygrave  William,  Hiah  st 
Cimrlson  Henrv,  Bioad  st 
Dale'l'homas,  Neithrop 
Dorset  Kdwaiit,  Adderhury 
Doyly  William,  Hiyh  st 
Edwards  Jame-,  Ca-tle  st 
Flowers  Heniy,  High  st 
Flowers  John,  Bri(!g<'  st 
French  George,   Bmcher  lOw 
French  Samuel,  Bloxham 
Gla/e  William,  Bioad  st 
Green  Jolm,  Bridiiest 
Hayward  J  .mes.  High  st 
[»ens  John,  Wroxron 
Lay  William  (pork).  Church  lane 
i^etherhaiTow  Edward,  Neithrop 
Moiby  George,  Church  lane 
Neiilie  Samuel,  Bloxham 
Palish  Thomas,  Market  place 
Potter Thnuias,  Blenheim  place 
Robinson  Daniel,  Adde'bury 
Rymill  Ann,  Butcher  row 
Slafter  Thoma>,  Parson  st 
Walton  Moni..gne,  Ci  eiwell  st 
WilKs  James,  Addeibnrv 
Williams  Williriin.  Person  st 

CABINET    MAKERS    AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Bourne  James,  Church  lane 
Doils  Aichibald,  Hith  ft 
Goodmav  William,  Calthorpe  lane 
Gruhb  Charles.  Bridne  st 
Hall  James.  Highst 
Hollowav  Edward,  Calthorpe  lane 
Reeves  VVilliam,  North  Barst 
Stnnley  Richard,  Parson  st 
Walford  William,  Hor>e  fair 

CARPENTERS    &    JOINERS. 
Adcock  .lohn.  Fish  st 
Bannard  IVu-haid,  Adderburv 
Barrett  William,  Bloxham 
Bloxley  Samuel,  Cherwell  st 
Bonner  John,  Bodicott 
('arnenfer  Nathani'  1,  North   Bar  jt 
Clari'lueUuhardiA  builder/.High  st 
Coy  John,  VVroxton 
Dai  is   Ri(diard  (and   builder),  Cal- 

Ihorpe  lane  [Ki«li  st 

Gaidner  Daniel (imd  pump  maker), 
Barrett  Thomas.  High  st 
Gariett  Thos.  {,%  bnildei ), Neithrop 
Glanville     William  (niid     builder), 

Calih'irpe  lane 
Griffin  Kdward,  Broad  st 
Harris  William,  North  Newington 
Hartley  George,  South  Newington 
Hartrup  Samuel,  Back  lane 


©.tfoitrsDtrc. 


BANBURY,  &c. 


^latct'jEf 


CARPENTERS,  6ec.— Continued. 
Heih  It  Jo  III,  Pm)-|)  ct  row 
Hiililey  WiUiain.  Neitliroi) 
Howai'l  Join,  Ciililiorpe  lane 
Kiiiiheilev    Kranris    (and  nmfliine 

nvikrT) '.  Nmtli  Har  st  [Har  st 

NiiitoM  .lam  s  ^ind  hioker),  North 
Smith  Jami's.  S  nuh  ({,tr  st 
Spicer  J'lliii.  Bloxham 
TiMU.ile  (ifoi.ce,  North  Bar  st 
Weaver  Sarah,  Ni'ithrop 
Wilkms     William    (and    builder), 

North  U  ir  street 
Woodtichl  William,  Neithrop 

CHAIR    MAKERS. 

Cro«by  Thomas,  lirulte  st 
Fox  Charles,  Paisoii's  Mealowlane 
0\ley  William,  Clierweilst 
Oxlry  William,  Pluigh  »aid 
Tboinps-n    William   (and  turner), 

Chinch  lane 

CHEmiSTS    6c    DRUGGISTS. 
Ausiin  Janus  liiittli(maimfactiiriiig 

chemist  and  wln^lcsale  and  soda- 

watei  luaniif.ictnrer).  Parson  st 
Ball  fJeori:e  Vinceii?,  Parson  st 
Beesley  K'izahfth,  Comliill 
Beesley  'lliomas.  High  st 
E'lioti'licnjamin,  Aiideihniy 
Gardner  Roht-rt    (and  proprietor  of 

the  Oxfordshire  sance),  High  st 
Gib'is  :&  Grimhlcy,  Hiuh  st 
Haidvvirk  I'hilip.  Market  place 
Otier  William,  Bloxham 
CHINA,  GLASS,  &c.  DEALERS 
Boiisir  Thomas,  .Market  |)lace 
C.irter  U  iiliani,   Hiuh  st 
Jones  Williiim,  Market  (dace 
PiigeWillinm,  High  st 

CLOTHES    DEALERS. 

Baker  Wilhan.,  Par>..ii  st 
Crickett(5eoig;i-  B.,  Cornhill 
F^lkiier  David,  Hiuh  st 
Grinibly  CliHiles,  I'arson  st 
Siiakespf-are  llichard.  Church  lane 

COACH    MAKERS. 

CoK'Ciave  T'lios.,  JSoiith  Ncwington 
Hoadley  &  Walker,  NoitiiBarst 
Woo  ivvard  Jami-s,  South  Bar  st 
Wyait  William,  Brido;e  st 

COAL    DEALERS. 

Mnrked  tliiis  «  are  also  Corn    Dealeri. 
•Alli!;ood  James,  Market  |)lace 
•Caless  William.  HiyJi  st 
Cave  Ciiailes,  Biid^'e  st 
D'lby  Henry  Adams.  Bridge  st 
•Edmunds  Uiiharil  &  H<iiiy,  Mar- 
ket id.ice  [hi'iry  mill 
•Field  Robert  &  BenjamiTi,  Grims- 
•Foifiiiim  John,  Cheru'ill  st 
Gailand  Chaihs,  Bridue  st 
•Gieen  i.ydia&Co,  Maiket  place 
•Giinn  Saimirl,  Castle  st 
•Judge  CiMilis,  Castle  wharf 
•Laniprev  Jidin   iiairett  (and  lime 

hiirner),  Bridue  wharf 
Pritiliard  John    Mill  lane 
•Raiiihow  .losepli.  Mill  kme 
•Silter  William,  Chiiwell  st 
•Sinley  John  Hi  Co.,   Banbury  mill 
Thorne  Ricliaid.  NonhBir.s't 
•Ward   Henry    iianbniy   wharf 
CONFECTIONERS. 

Belts  William,  Hiuh  st 
ClaridKc  Daniel,  I'.irson  st 
H-ivvkiiis  William,  Uiucherrow 
Hcmiiiiiies  Anhiir.  Bridge  st 
King  Gioige,  Hiuh  st 
Lamb  M;ir>  &  Anne,  I'arson  st 
Robbins  Janie>,  Parson  st 

COOPERS. 
BaileyThi.s.i&seive  maker), Hieh  st 
Klsden  Charles  (&  luiiier),  Fisli  st 
Fairfax  John,  Calihorpe  lane 

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Pre-eoM  Alfred,  N.ithrop 
Taj  lor  Cliarlr.s  High  st 

CORK    CUTTERS. 
Glaze  William,  Broad  st 
Golby  Joseph,  Butcher  row 
Southard  Charles,  Parson  st 
Sutton  Daniel,  Ha-e  fair 
CURRIERS   AND    LEATHER 
CUTTERS. 

Bearsiev  Frederick,  Church  lane 
FInyd  William,  North  Barst 
Raiiton  Kdward,  Hiyhst 
Whittem,  Cooler   &    Co.,  High  st, 
&  at  Covnitry — Win,  Brain,agent 

CUTLERS— WORKING. 

Grant  Tliomas,  Par.*on  st 
'I'homas  Geoiae,  Church  lane 
Thomas  John  (;ind  patten  and  clog 
maker),  Parson  st 

DYERS. 

Cornack  John  (&glazer),  Bodicott 
Moiliy  Ann,  Bronghton 
Pearse  James,  Broad  st 
Tliorne  Rii  hard  A  Son,  Neithrop 

EATING-HOUSE    KEEPERS. 

Giimner  Kdwaid,  Market  place 
Herbert  William,  Fish  st 
Thorpe  Kdward,  Person  st 
Toidey  John,  Bridge  st 

FELLMONGERS. 

Gibson  John,  Neithrop 
Gieatoiex  Chri>toiiher,North  Barst 
Holmis  William,  Back  lane 

FIRE,  &c.  OFFICE    AGENTS. 
BiKMiNGHAM    (fire),    James   Cad- 

hiirv,  Paison  st 
Clekical  AND  Medical  (life),  Ben- 
jamin Willi, im  Aplin,  High  st 
CdUNTV  (tire)  &  Provident  (life), 

Joseph  Jarviss,  P.u.-on  st 
EcoNOMic(life),Hunt  &  Fortescue, 

High  st 
Farmers',  Moore  &    Judge,  and 

Danbv  &  Caless,  High  st 
General.  William  Payne,  High  st 
Globe,  Tluimas  Pain,  Bridge  st 
Guardian,  Richard Edmunds.Mar- 

ket  place 
Hail-storm,  John  G. Rusher,  Mar- 
ket pi  ice. and  Danl!y&  Co.High  st 
Law (fiie),Huiit& Fortescue, High  at 
Legal,  VVm.Faiibrotlier,Market  pi 
London  Assurance,  Hunt  &  Co,, 

Higli  street 
Medical  and  Legal  (fire). Robert 

(i^nlner,  Hiuh  st  [Parson  st 

Minerva  (life),  Svlvester  Caines, 
MiTREdil'e),  Wm.  Barrett,  Cornhill 
National      Mercantile      (fire), 

Dan  Stutterd,  High  st 
National  Provident  (life),  James 

Cadiuiiy,  P.irson  st 
NoTwicii    L'nion    (fire),  John  G- 

Rusher,  iMai  ket  place 
PiKEMX   (tire)  and  Pelican  (life), 

.lolin  iMiuiton,  hiuh  st 
Royal  ExcHAKGE.Richaid  Hayne.s, 

Hoiselnir 
Scottish  KouiTAnLE  (life),  James 

(iii'iihley,  Hiuh  st 
Solicitors',      Richaid     H.    Rolls, 

Bridge  st  [ing,  Hith  st 

Standard  (life),  William  W.  Hem- 
SuN,  John  Pain,  North  I5ar  st 

FISHMONGERS    «c    DEALERS 
IN    GAME. 

GibbsJohn  (&  poiilierer),  Horsefair 
Gibhs  Rnhert,  North  Bar  st 
Owens  George,   Broad  st 
'l"lionias  John,  Parson  st 
Turner  Thoiwas,  Parson  st 


FRUITERERS. 

Beale  Jeremiah,  North  Bar  st 
Buswell  limma,  Newiand 
Hale  Mar> ,  Cliiireh  lane 
Peiry  Thoma^,  High  st 
Robbins  James,  Paison  st 
GARDENERS    «c    SEEDSMEN, 
Aiiiiitt  William,  Neithrop 
Batchelor  .lames,  N'  ithmp 
Blackwell  Willi. mi,  Neithrop 
ButU  r  Ja-.(iV  friii'erei)  West  Bar  st 
Krench  William,  C  isile  gardens 
(iregory  William,  Neoluop 
Newton  James,  Neiihrop 
Newton  W.  &  R.,  Neithrop 
Perry  Thomas.  His;h  st 
Tyriell  Geoj-ge,  Bodicott 
GIRTH  WEB,    &c.    MANUFAC- 
TURERS. 
Cobb,Timo(liy  Rhodes  &  Co.  Wharf 

GROCERS  &    TEA    DEALERS. 

Marked  thus  »  are  also    TallowCliindleri 

[See  also  Shopkeepers,  i(c.) 
Alexander  William,  .Adderliury 
Bnker  Georue,  Markit  place 
'Bennett  Kpward,  Cornhill 
ClaiidgeHei)ry(teadealer),Marketpl 
*Coleman  William  White   (whole- 
sale), P.irson  st 
Cross  ,li  reiniah.  Parson  st 
Elliott  Benjamin,  Adderbury 
Eiidall  Spencer,  High  st 
Glaze    Samuel    (and    tohacco-pipe 

maker),  Noilh  Bnr  st 
Green  Lydiii  &  Co..  Market  place 
Giinihly  James,  High  st 
Hariisoii  George,  Maiket  place 
*Kirby  Amos,  Hiijh  st 
MalsbnrT  JoH'pb.  Par-onst 
Otier  Williim,  Bloxham 
♦Scrivener  Thomas,  Coi  iihill 
Sloan  William,  North  Bar  st 
Sti  phen-on  Tlmmas,  Bridge  St 
Ste>ens  Bohr  rt,   High  st 
Walshaw  John,  Parson  st 

GUN    MAKERS. 
Holland  John,  High  st 
Welch  Jabez  Hloxliam,  Butcherrow 

HATTERS. 

Baker  William,  Parson  st 
Baiker  ■S;  Hoi  wood.  High  st 
Blew  Widiam,  N'otli  Barst 
Criekttt  Ge-rue  B.,  Cornhill 
Dickason  ^viiijam,  High  st 
Falktiei  David,  High  st 
Fishi  r    .Ma'tha    (and  smock-frock 

m;innfiietui{'r"r.  iMai-kct  place 
GofTe  Richaid,  Hiuh  st 
Graves  Joseph,  Parson  st 
Grinihlv  Charles,  Parson  st 
Hart  Jolin  &  Co.,  .Maiket  place 
Owen  William,  Paison  st 
Philpots  &  Loxl.  V,  High  st 
Poller  Robert,  Hi'u'h  st 
Walts  'riiomH--,  High  st 

HOP    MERCHANTS. 

(See  also  Scad  cV  Hop  Merchants.) 

Bennett  F.dward,  Cornhill 

Claridge  John,  Cornhill 

C()lein;ui  Willinm  Uhite,  Parson  »t 

Ga/ey  Ji'hn,  Hiuh  st 

Grant  Thomas,  Parson  st  _>^ 

Gulliver  llemy.  Parson  st 

Hunt  John,  Paison  st 

Kiiliv  Amos.  High  st 

O^boin  Joseph,  Horsefair 

HOSIERS  6t  HABERDASHERS 

CI  like  Call  b.Maikei  idace 

Ciickett  (i.  B.,  Ci  rniiill 

H-irlock  John,  Paisnn  st 

i'eebles  Robert  Wheeler,  Maiket  pi 

Whitehoni  &  Co.,  Parson  st 


Jiirectoii?. 


BANBURY,  &c. 


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INNS--C0.MMFJ1CIAL. 

(See  also  Taverns  He  PublicHniises.) 
Buck  &  13.11,  George  Asttll,  Par- 
sou  stiert  [.-.on  St 
Flyiiiif  Horse,  Cliailes  PMge,  Pai- 
Iled  Linn  (anil  po-ting),   Fowler  & 

Son,  High  strei  t 
Wliiie  Hoi se  (coiiimeicial and  port- 
ing), Cliarli->  Hayw.iid,  Higii  st 
While    Lion  (and    postini;),    John 
Diiiikvvater,  High   stiei  t 

IRON    FOUNDERS. 

Lampiti  Chinle-  (^hkI  t  ngineer  and 
hrass  founder},  Vulcan  Foundiy, 
Neitlnop 

SaniUi'lM)n  Reinhard  (and  engineer 
and  iigric'uitnml  iinideincnt  inanu- 
fattnrer,  and  nil  and  culonr  nier- 
cli-.mt),  IJuiTANNiA  Iron  Foun- 
DRV,  Fi^li  street 

IROxVrviONGERS. 

{See  also  tirazh'rs  and  Tinmen  ) 
Allen  &  Slatter,  Parsmi  st 
Allgimd  Jiunes,  Maiket  p'ace 
Bartbid  Jidm,  Alaiket  plact- 
Ediniiiid-i  llichd.&  Henrv, . Market  p' 
Evans  VVilliani,  M  irket  jjlace 
Gardner  Jann-s  &  Benjiniin   (and 

lion  nierciitntsand  niannfactnrers 

of     agricultural      inipleuieuts), 

High  >tieet 
Grant  Thomas,  Parson  st 
Mrtsciird  Jiiseph,  Hiuh  st 
R'lwell  Maiy,  iMaiUet  place 
Stutteid  &  Son  ('nd  in  miifactMrers 

of  |)itcni  iiiaiigles; ,  Parson  st 

JEWELLERY— DEALERS    IN. 

Barton  Jolin.  P.irsun  st 
Kalibrrgo.lohii,  ftlarki-t  place 
Pas;e  Jolm,  High  st 
Piiyiie  Willi^ini,  High  st 
Strange  &  Son  (and  silversmiths), 
Market  pla>e  [stieet 

TaMu-r  William  (& hardware), High 
Walfi.rd  John  GeorL-e,  High  st 

LINEN  &  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

Alexander  William,  Adlerhiiry 
Baiker&  Heiwood,  High  st 
Cowper  Henry,  iMarki  t  phire 
Cricketi  G.-or^e  B.  Cornhill 
Frtirbi  other  &  Tanner,  Marketplace 
Graves  Joseiih,   Parson  st 
Griinhly  Charles,  P.irsonst 
Harlock  John,  Paisoii  st 
Kiiby  Robert,   Hiuh  st 
Peebles  linht.  Whet-ler,  Maiket  pi. 
Pliil()ots,Sc  Liixlev,  High  »t 
Potter  R'.h.rr,  High  st 
Prescott  Sl  liloxliaiii,  Market  place 
Sedgley  Tinmthy,  High  st 
Stianue  U'llliam,  Higli  st 
Stutteid  E.   I),  (whidesale  woollen 

and      IMaiiciiester      warehousej, 

High  street 

MALTSTERS. 

Allgood  Jhiiu's,  iMarKet  plane 
B^rreit  Wiliiain.  Newland  road 
Cheiry  John,  lUoxliam 
Gardner  Jolm,  Bndicutt 
GrrtVfs  Rlizal)etii,  W'roxton 
Griscold  Uichard,  Constitution  row 
Haiman  John  Nixon  &  Co.,  North 

Bar  stiet't 
Hunt  Tlionpis,   Rodicott 
Hunt  rii'ina-'.  Bridge  st 
Needle  Riciianl,  RIoxham 
Sellers  John,  North  Nevvinuton 
Wf.rd  Heniv,  Baiiliniy  wharf 
WyattThon'i  .s  Henry,  Bridge  st 

MEALMEN. 

Bn«-by  John.  Aiidcii.nry 
Carpenter  Samuel,  High  st 
Elfred  Thomas,  Bloxhain 


Hnmpliries  Samuel  (&  corn  dealer). 
High  st  ■" 

Mackiinsj  George,  Castle  st 
>ievensoii  Wil.iain,  Blnxhatn 
Wheeler  John,  North  Bar  st 

MILLERS. 

Austin  John,  Bndiciitt 
Bidtun  Uilliam,  Bridge  st,  South 
liradNJiiw  Phillip,  Wykham  Mill 
C(di  s  Ann,  Bionghloii  [Mill 

Fiild  ilobirt  ■&  Benjamin, Grinisbury 
Gardner  .lames,  A'.dii  buiy 
Gardner  John,  Budicott  .Mill 
H.idlainl  John,  Ciopedy  Mill 
Staley  John  &  Co.,  Banbury  Mill 

MILLINERS  AND  DRESS    AND 
STRAW  BONNET  MAKERS. 

A-kiw  Eli/aheih,  South  Bar  st 
Biewerton  Eli/jibeth,  High  st 
Butler  Eli/aheih,  Noith  Bar  st 
Cheney  Manha,  South  Bar  st 
CornacU  Hannah,  South  Bar  .st 
Dean  Sarah,  S.iuth  Bar  st 
Durran  Ann  &  Eliza,  Bridge  st 
KmlallSaiHli  Elizabeth.  High  st 
Haibett  Elizabt-th,  Hor-e  fair 
Hardim.in  Sarnli  Ann,  Monument  st 
Hopkin,  H-innah,  Noitli  Bar  st 
Jakenian  Catherine,  West  Bar  st 
Kennedy  Sarah,  Paisonsst 
Kiinberley  &  Chester, High  st  [lane 
Li  thiTbarrow  Saiah   Ann,  Church 
Lninhaid  Sarah,  Church  st 
Paine  Susinnah.  Bloxham 
Poitinger  Mary  Ann,  Church  lane 
Scoles  Eli/abeth.  Bridg  ■  st 
Shepber(IEhzth,&Hannah,Neithiop 
Sirange  Maiy.  Market  pi  ice 
Taj  lor  Lucy,  Ninth  Bar  st 
Thomas  Mary  Ann,  P.irsons  st 
Walkf  r  Anne.  Neithrop 
Whitetfrn  &  Co..  Parson  st 

MILLWRIGHTS     AND 
MACHINISTS. 

Latnpitt  Chailes,  Neithmp 

Riley  John  (atid  bia^s  founder  and 

agiicultuial  itnpleinent  n.anufac- 

turer),  Neithrop 
PAINTERS,  PLUMBERS   AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Booth  John,  Bodicoit 
Briekvvell  Ge(nge,  Bith  cottages 
Bromley  Clement,  North  Bar  st 
Chun-y  J(din  (sign),  Castle  st 
Col  tain  George,  High  st 
Elsworth  '•\  illiam.  High  st 
Enoch  John,  Biidge  st 
Fi>her  rimmas.  High  st 
Hall  Reuben,  Bloxhatn 
Harris  John,  Butcher  row 
HMthaniay  Tboma*,  Market  place 
Hoblt-y  William,  Nonh  Bar  st 
Kingeibe  Thomas,  Parson  st 
iMiin-field  Joseph,  South  Bar  st 
Seaile  Janus  (coach).  Smith  Bar  st 
Shaipe  Janes,  Caithorpe  lane 
White  William.  Bloxham 

PAPER    HANGERS. 

Cottani  Gi-nige,  Hiuli  st 
Golshy  Williatn,  North  Bar  st 

PERFUMERS    AND    HAIR 
DRESSEltS. 

Fowler  Chailes,  Bridge  st 
Hone  'I'homas,  Caithorpe  lane 
Meadows  Gemge,  High  st 
Pace  .lolin.  High  st 
Page  Richard,  High  st 
PearsiMi  Georgr,  Paison  st 
Rainbow  Jonas,  Bridae  st 
T^jlor  Edward,  Bhixhani 
Willetts  Thomas  Sharjje,  High  st 

PIANO-FORTES-DEALERS  IN. 

Biain  Wiilinu),  Hiuh  st 
Wells  Thomas,  Pai>on  st 


PLASTERERS    6t    SLATERS. 

Butler  Willi.m,  W<  st  >t 
Gill.tt  R'chard.Chirwell  st 
Holilfv  Samu.  1,  Water  l.oe 
HohleyWiiliam  &  Francis,  Neithrop 
Hopkins  Chai  les,  Neithrop 
.■^1.1111  ini,'  John,    J  oxhain 
Priest  Josejih,  Bloxhain 
Warmiin;t(jn  Biehanl,   West  Bar  St 

REGISTER    OFFICE    FOB 
SERVANTS. 

Crad(loekG>ori:e.  I'aisoii  st 
.ludge  Ennna.  North  B.ir  st 
Taylor  Liu  y,  Nonh  Mar  st 

ROPE    MAKERS. 

Jellyman  William,  HI  xhain 
.Scatiehrick  John,  Biidge  st 
WallE.&  T.,  Neithrop 

SADDLEnS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKBKS. 

Dumhleton  'llmnia-.  North  Bar  S» 
.Meriy  Matthew,  High  st 
Uailton  Elizabeth,  Hmh  >t 
Savage  Henry,  Addeiinuy 
Spieer  Thomas.  Adderbnry 
I'iiylor 'I'hnmas,  Maket  pL'ce 
Walker  William,  Bloxh  .ui 
Walker  6i  Son.  Nonh  Bar-t 
SEED  AND  HOP  MEHCHANTS. 

C^eeatsu  Ilvp  Merihinits.J 
Allgood  .lames,  Market  place       [pi 
liail'ordjiiii.  (&  linsi  eii  cake),Market 
Kdinuii(l>  Richd.&  Hy.  Marketplace 
E-aiis  Williini,    iMai'ket  place 
Gardnei  James  &  Beiijaini[i,High  st 
.Mascord  Jo-ejdi,  Hitli  st 
P-me  Chailes,  P  irson    st 
Howell  Maiy,  Market  place 
Stutteid  cV  Son  (.iiid  oil  and  coloor 

mereliants),  Par-oii  st 
WalshrtwJohn,  Parson  st 

SHAG   AND    PLUSH    MANU- 
FACTURERS,   &c. 
BnUgheii    Uiolheis,    Noitlj    Bar  st, 

and  9  Alilerinanbiiiy,  Lonion 
Lees  Robert  &  Co.,  High  st,  and 

37  King  st,  Cheap>ide,  London 

SHOPKEEPERS&  DEALERS  IN 
GROCERIES  &  SUNDRIES. 

Asli.  w  William,  Calthoipe  lane 
Atkins  S.inniel,  .Mill  lane 
lial-er  llobeit,  Ntiihrop 
Blaxley  Samuel,  Cherwell   st 
Bonhani  Thomas,  Neithrop 
Bushy  Edwa'd,  North  Newingtou 
Biisby  Heiiiy,  Butcher  row 
Bu>\vell  Emma,  Bioud  st 
Caipentt  r  Samuel,  Cdtliorpe  lane 
Coles  Benjaiiiin.  Aiideibuiy 
Dale  Thomas.  Neithio|) 
Ivlenhorough  Thoma>,  Adderbury 
Elfrt  d  TbiMiias,  liloxliam 
Enoch  John,  Bridge  ^t 
Fairfax  John,  Caithorpe  lane 
Kail  fax  Thomas,  Monunient  st 
Fletcher  .Mary,  South  Bar  st 
Flint  Willi  iiu,  Bloxham 
Flowers  John,  Biidge  st 
Fieiich  Wiliiain,  Bloxhain 
Gaidner  William,  Ad-lnhury 
Garrett  William,  Horse  fair 
Gazev  George,  Neithrij) 
Gibliard  John,  Mi'ldleton  road 
Goodiiii'ii  Thom  IS,  Wp  xton 
Goodway  i\illiiin.  Calthoipe  laiie 
Goodwin  .Aniii',  Bodicott 
Grimes  Daniel,  Neitlnop 
Hi  hblewhite  Thomas,   Bloxham 
Holiowiy  John,  Clurv>ell  si 
Hunt  Saiali  Mary,  IJIoxliani 
.lack-on  Gi  orye,  Cheiweli  st 
Lime  Thomas,  Ca'thoipe  lane 
Mason  Kruabeth,  South  Bar  st 
.Mills  John,  Wroxtou 


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^latci'd 


SHOPKEEPERS-Con(mi(f(i. 
Peiiiii  VViiliiiin,  xiiith  Ni'vviiig'oii 
Raiidle  William,  Bioxliaiii 
Robiii-oii  John,  Bliixliaiii 
Saii-biiry  James.  Sinuli  Bar  st 
Saiishmy  llioiiii^.  South  Bar  st 
Steveii>"'i  U'illMtn,  Bhixhaiu 
Timing  Joliii,  Bluxliaiii 
Tredvvell  'I'lmin  i^,  lUnxham 
Turner  James,  B  iilije  st 
Wilfiiid  John,  Consiitiition  row 
U'atkins  Tlioinas  Bridge  st 
Weav.  r  Sntah,  Neitiiion 
Wlie.  1. 1  Thniuas  Newlaiid 
\Vhi;<'  Ciniies,  Neitlin'|) 
Wilkins  Mary,  Caltimrpe  lane 

SPIRIT    MERCHANTS. 

(See  also  IFiiie  i^-  Spirit  Merchants.) 
Ba^elt-y  John,  Al  irket  plaie 
Claridjie  Joliii,  Coridiill         [Bar  sf 
Harman  J  no.  Nixon   &  Co.,  Nonh 
Hayw.ird  Chiile;*,  High  ^t 
U>binii  Joseph,  Hcir^e  fair 
Wyatt  Thoiiias  Henry,  Bridge  st 

STATIONERS. 

(See  also  Booksellers  &.  Stationers.) 
Brooke  •Tiio-.^lV  pi  intti),  Church  la 
Payne  VVilliam,  High  st 
STONE    6t    MARBLE    MASONS. 
Atkins  vViliiaiij,  Bluxhaui 
Ciike'reiid  George,  Bridge    street, 

Bloxhaiii 
Hartall  Aaron,  Bloxliam 
Al  .iKler  B.>l)eit,  Biidgest 
Nelson  John,  Cherwtll  st 
VVarr  Thomas,  Bloxiiiini 

SURGEONS. 

Cheterman  Shrrman,  Soutli  Bar  st 
Coleurave  Jolin,  Bl  xhani 
Douglas  U'iilliani  Thorna.s,  Cornhill 
Gilibs  &  firiiiitiiey,  hi.-h  st 
Griffin  John,  Add'  ibiiry 
Hyde  Wiliam,  Bloxhani 
Morris  &  Kye,  Horse  fair 
Mniris  Edward,  Hi^li  st 
Wilson  Jo'm,  Adilerhury 
Wise.loliii,  North  B.ir  st 
Wise  Sianton,  m.d.,  Bridge  st 

SURVEYORS-LAND,  ««p. 

Davis,  Saiiiw!eis  &  Hicks,  High  st 
H  iwkirnTliotnas,  Piir-ons  st 
Sutton  David,  Church  lane 

TAILORS. 

Maiked  thus  •  ;iif  ;il9o  Drajieri. 
Abraham  Jimes,  Chnicii  lane 
•Andcrs'^n  James,  Ptisons  st 
•Bailey  Bichaid,  Market  place 
•Haker  VVilliam,  P-irs^ns  st 
•Bi-t-re  Georte,  Parsons  st 
Bii-by  Williini,  Caltlioi|)e  lane 
Dicka-on  Wilii;ini,  High  st 
Eaglestone  William.  Bridge  st 
End. ill  jHrnc*,  Cinrch  laiie 
Falkner  Daviil,  High  st 
Franklin  Williani.  Neithrop 
•Golf.'  Kiihrtrd,  Hiah  st 
Hriwkins  Bichard,  Adilerbnry 
•H.i\ne»  &  Son,  Hor«e  fair 
•Hyde  .lohn,  Market  place 
Potter  Uichard,  B  ick  lane 
Potter 'I  homa^,  Bleiihiim  place 
Pottinger  ("liarl.s,  Chuich  lane 
Sliak^-peare  Richaid,  Church  lane 
Shepherd  (liileon,  Neiihrop 
•*^picer  Thomas,  Bluxhani 
Tarvt  r  Thonins,  Moilicott 
Taylor  Eilwaid,  Bloxiiani 

TAVERNS  at  PUBLIC    HOUSES 

Atigel,  Willam  Brmi<-ti,  iMiirket  place 
Bi-;ir,  John  Hizt-ley,  .M;irkel  place 
br.-wers'  Arms,  I  lios.  Fieri,  North  Bar  st 
Butchers'  Anns,  ICdw.SSph-rs.llutcliPr  row 
CuthrrineWheel,  Kicburd  Cleaver,  Briilee 
street  Soiiili  [bury 

Coach  &  Hortes,  Tbomas  Doraat,  Adder- 

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Cock,  Dnvid  Wliratify,  Cornhill 
Crown,  Kdvvaril  Baker,  Neiilirop 
Crown.  Joseph  Cooper,  Hi  idije  st 
Dii«  and  Gun,  Thomas  Blackford,  North 
Bar  street  [ham 

Eleph  inland  '"aslle,  James  Harris. Blox- 
Fleiir-de-l.i<..\leJiander  Sp"Oiier,Bioad  si 
Fox,  Jona"  Rainl)Ow,  .Market  phiee 
Georje  &  Oratfon,  U'in.  Gazey.Hnr.'^e  fair 
Hawk  &  PartriHire.  .luhiit'onp^r. Bloxhani 
Hare  &  Hounds,  Wm.  Claike.  Par.«on  st 
Hor§e  and  Groom,  John  Austin,  Bndicott 
Horse    and    Jockey,    Benjamin    Hands, 

West  bink 
J"iner»'  Arms,  John  Randle.  Bloxham 
Kiiii-'s  Head,  j.'hn  Hunt,  Parson  st 
Leather  Uotlle,  \Villi:ini  S.ntt.  Bridge  st 
Old  Georee,  Georee  Taylor,  Bridge  st 
Plousih,  William  Edeiiho'ongh,  Bodicotl 
Ploiifjh,  Jiilin  Herring.',  Cornhill 
Pole  Axe,  Wm  Senior,  South  Newingtori 
Queen's  Head,  W  illiam  (ieorf;P,  Briiluest 
Red  Lion,  William  Benneit,  Bloxham 
Ked  Lion,  Thomas Townsend,Adderbiiry 
lteindeer,Henry&\lariaHerhert,Parsonst 
Rising:  Sun,  John  Hobley,  Neiihrop 
Roebuck.  Wilkins  Knihh,  Wroxton 
Ship,  Mary  Hitchcox,  HiRh  st 
Stag's    Head,     Edward    Bayiis,     Norlh 

Newington 
Star,  George  Thomas,  High  st 
Sun,  Thomas  Manler,  Broad  st 
Swan,  Eliza  Randle.  South  Bar  st 
Talbot,  William  lieesley.  High  st 
Three    Jolly    Weaveis,   Charles    Wood- 
ward, South  Bar  st  [Bar  St 
Three    Pigeons,  William  Walker,  Noith 
Twisselson      Arms,     S^usauuah      Bajlis. 
Brouehton  [place 
Unicorn,    I'homas    H.ilhaway,     Ularket 
Vine,  John  Claridge,  Cnrnhill 
Wagon  &  Hor.'!es,!hos  Cave. Butcher  row 
Weavers'  Arn)s,Wni.Stevens,South  Bar  st 
Wlieatsheaf,  John  H  earn,  Fish  st 
Wheatsheaf,  Henry  Stilgo,  Adderhnry 
White  Hart,  Edward  Jakenian,  Bridge  st 
While  Hiirse, William  Goodman, Wroxton 
While  Lion.  William  Taylor.  Bl'ixham 
Windmill,  Edward  Curtis,  North  Bar  st 
Wolf.  John  Lidilington,  Adderhury 
Wykham   Arms,  George  Freeman,  South 
Newingion 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Adcock.lohn,  Fish  st 
Butler  Williani,  Caltliorpe  lane 
Caless  John,  North  Newiiigton 
Carpenter  Thomas,  Cdlhorpe  lane 
Dale  Thomas,  Neiihrop 
Davis  Phoebe,   Bodicott 
Dew  George,  Crouch  st 
Edenboiongh   Ihom  is,  Adderbnry 
Edwards  William,  iVliddleten  road 
Elsden  Charles,  Fi.^h  »t 
Flint  VVilliam,  Adderbury 
(Jreen  .iolin.  Bridge  si 
Hambridge  JaiUfS.  Neiihrop 
Hiiclimaii  John,  Bluxhani 
H.ihley  (Jeorge,  Neiihrop 
Hobley  Samuel,  Neithrop 
Mitihews  Jo-eph.  Clierwell  st 
Murrey  F.dmnnd,  Bloxham  road 
Morrey  William,  Chinch  line 
.Mu>cult  William    Wai  wick  road 
Pargelcr  John,  Midilleion  road 
i{:tiiibow  Jonas.  Bridge  st 
Riley   Thomas.  Bridge  st 
Rohhins  Daniel,  Norlh  Ijar  st 
Sabin  James,  Broad  st 
Salter  William,  Cherwell  st 
Sutton  Daniel,  Hor^e  fair 
I'errell  John,  Bodicolt 
Tuslain  Thomas.  Adderbury 
Walton  Montague,  Clierwell  st 
Warmington  Richard.  West  Bar  st 
Watts  VVilliam.  Mill  l.me 
Weaver  Sarah,  Neithrop 
Well  Joseph,  Cheruell  st 
While  Chailes,  Oxford  road 
While  William,  Norlh  Bar  3t 
Wilkins  San. uel,  Cilthorpe  l«no 
TEA    DEALERS — 
TKAVEl.LING. 

Banner  Will,  (diaiier),  Crouch  st 
Killiii  John,  Caithi>i|ie  lane 
M'D.iiigall  Biih.iid,  Noiih  Bar  st 
Philli|)s  .Michael,  .Monument  st 
Simpson  Boberi  (&  draper),  Mouu- 
meiit  street 


TIMBER   MERCHANTS. 

Dal  by  Henry   Adams    (and  slate). 

Bridge  st 
(Jarland  Cha".  {&.  slatr^.  Bridge  st 
Pain  Georg-,  Noith  Bar  st 
TOY    DEALERS. 
Butler  Thomas   (&  lag  fiicrchant), 

Buicher  row 
Jones  VVilliam,  Market  place 
P.iije   John    (and    hard\vareman)i 

High  street  [High  st 

Saul  William   (and  bardvvaiemaiO, 
Willetts  Thomas  Sharpe,  High  st 
AVATCH    et    CLOCK    MAKERS. 
Carpenter  William    (and  ihiashiiig 

iiiHchiiie  maker),  Biid^;e  >t 
Diirian  James  Hipkms.  High  st 
Kalabergo.lobn,  iMarket  place 
.Mcicliant  Thomas,  Back  lane 
Osborn  Tlioina>',  Bloxham 
Payne  Wm.(&  sil>er-uiith),  Highst 
Strange  &  Son  (and  haniwarimen). 

Market  place 
Walfoid  Jnhii  George  (and  silver- 

s.aiith),  High  st  [»oii  st 

Wells  Thomas  {&  bellhauger),  Par- 
Williams  William,  Adderbury 
WHEELWRIGHTS. 
.Adcock  John,  Fish  st 
Coy  John,  Wroxton 
Coy  Thomas,  Hri  ige  st 
Flint  William,  Adderburv 
Haiiis  William,  North  Newingtr.n 
Harthy  George,  South  Newiugtou 
Kimberley  Fr.mci.s,  North  Bar  st 
Smith  Samne!,  Broad  st 
Weaver  Edward,  Neithrop 

WHITESMITHS. 

Carpenter  William, Calilmrpe  lane 
Chester  Philip.  Nnith  Bar  st 
Osborn  'Villiam,  S.'Uth  Bar  st 
Webb  Hcniy,  South  Bar  st 

WINE  &  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

{See also  Spirit  Me>cliauts.) 
Bazeley  John,  Market  place 
Cianidge  J'din,  Cornrill 
Coleman    Willi, m   While    (British 

and  agent  tor  GuiniieSs's  stout). 

Parson  vireet 
Fowler  &  Sim,  Highst 
Ga/ey  John,  High  st 
GuHi>er  Henry,  Parson  st 
Hayward  Ci  arles.  High  street 
Htarii  John,  Fish  st 
Hunt  .I'din,  F'arsnn  st 
Hunt  Thomas,  Bridge  st 
Page  Cliailes,  Parson  st 

W^OOLSTAPLERS. 

Gibson  William.  Neiihrop 
Hadlaiid  Wm.  &  .lolm,   Howe  fair 
.Mor-e  Joseph,  Neith'op 
Smal. bones  Gemge,  Neithrop 

IVIiscellancous- 

Aldridge  John,  pump  mnker.  Broad  st 
Baker  Elizabeth,  glover,  Fish  st 
Barnes  LMran,  |.arish  clerk,  Bhixham 
Barrett  VVi'liam,  Hgent   lo   the  Property 

Protection  Society,  C"rnhill 
Beere  Geoige,  parish  clerk.  Parson  st 
Bonner  .lolm,  pjiiish  cleik,  Bodicott 
Brooks  Rnliei  I  Heygnte.dentis'.Parjon  it 
Cleaver.lohn.iimhrella  niaker.CherH  ell  st 
Cockerell  Robert,  blacking  maker,  North 

Bar  street  f 

Cox    Charles,  organ   builder  and  piano>   ; 

forte  tuner,  i'onth  Bar  si  " 

Oohlhy  George,  parish  clerk,  Wroxton        '' 
Gould    David.  car»er,  gilder  and    print-    ■ 

seller.  High  st 
Hawkins  Richard, parish  cleik,  Adderbury    • 
Page  l(irharH,liigh  constible  forUloxhuia 

hunilred,  Norlh  Newington 
Perry  Thomas, nurseryman  and  fruiterer. 

High  st  and  Oxford  road 
Powell  William,  ilairyiiian.  Bridge  »t  1 

Roberls  Benjamin,   b  >at  builder.  Back  b   3 
Robinson  John,  trunk  maker,  Fi«b  it  ; 


li<rertovfi. 


BANBURY,  &c. 


Saul  Joseph,  pawnbruker,  Par.son  st 
Srller^\Viu.paprrnianiific'urer,I3rougl]tii 
Smith  William,  nniiit,  Market  place 
Stanley     Edward,     veterinary    turgeon, 
Suulb  Bar  st 


^JcforI)f)B5(rf: 


PUBLIC    BUIIiDINGS. 
OFFICES,  &C. 

PLACES    OF   WORSHIP, 

ANUTHbia  m:m!>ters. 
Sunt  M  ikt's  Chciich,  Uunbury— Rev. 

William  Wilion,  ijcor. 
B41NT   M»iiVs  CiicBCH,   Adderbury— 

Rev.  Cliarirs  Ailcotk,  vicar. 
8*  I  ST  M  A  ny 's  Ch  0  H  CH,  Uluxliam— Rev. 

lieorge  Bfll,  vicar. 
Alu  Saints' CuuHCU,  Wrosham  -Rev. 

MIciiai-l  Hariisuii,  ciirufe 
Bapiist  Chapkl,  Bridge  street  South 

(vacaiii). 
Baptist  Chapkl,  South   Bar  st— Rev. 

David  LiiilKe. 
Baptist  Chapel,  Blosham— Rev.David 

Niinnick. 
Friends' Meeting  House,  Horse  Tair. 
INDbpg^OB^T  Ch.ipel,  Cliurcb  lane — 

Rev.  .iulin  Lewis. 
iNUKPKNDhXT    Chapei.,    Adderbufy— 

K»-v.  Jamrs  Crickeit. 
Unjtakmn'   C'hapbl,  Horse  fair— Rev. 

Hc-iir)  H.  I'ipt-r. 
RoM«N  Cathulic  Churih,  South  Bar 

st'ret  — Rev.  William  'I'undy.  piifsf. 
WkSLEYAN      MtTHODlST     Chapkls  — 

Cliurch    pissate;    Adderbury;    Blox- 

hani,and  Wruxton. 

POOR    LAW    UNION. 
WoRKHOUSK,  Ndtlirop, 
Goorriior — rUumas  Vearey. 
Matron  — Miiry  Vrari-y. 
Sdioolmaslfr—W'tiViMn  Smith. 
Schnulmistrest—Mary  Timms. 
Sur^eiin — Thomas  Gibhs. 
Chaplain  — iivv.  Charles  Forbes,  m.a. 
Clerii     to     Ike    Hoard    of    Guardians— 

Wlllium  W.  Heciiin?. 
Rrlieviiiy  Officers — William   Galsworthy, 

John  Uouner,  Edward  Cbarlloo. 


REOISTRARS, 

OP  BIRTHS,  DEATHS  Hi   MARRIAGES. 
Suptriiittndcnt—WWWdim  W.  Heminij. 
Rrgistrar   nj    Marriuyts — Jonn    George 

VVaif  rd. 
RtgUliarnf  Births, Deuthsand  Marriiges 

Jut  tht  Societi/ !>/ Frieu'ls—ieih.  Cross 
REGISTRARS  OF  BIRTHS  &  DEATHS. 
For  B'inbury  District  ~\\m.  Galsworth. 

*•  Snaldijf  nis:r.ct-Edy.\ar>\  Charlton. 

**  Bluxhain  UiSlr.ct — John  Bnnner. 

"  CropTtdy  Disiiiit — 'I'bumas  Pearce. 

COUNTY    COURT. 

Office.  Himi  ^t^tet. 

yudi/e  — Fred.  IVotter  Dinnd'ile,  Esq.LL.D. 
High  Bni/i/f- William  Hutihings. 
l-Vejfc-Jiihn  Fortpsciie. 
Bai/i^— William  Gardner. 


BtN-BURY     AND     NeITHEOP    CloTHINO 

S<)ciETV-H.R  B.ayne.Esq  trtasurr. 
Banbuky    Association    foix     Pkosei 

curiNO    Ffions,  White   Horse— Mr. 

Charlfs   Haywuid,  tnasurtr;  Rlessri.. 

Hunt  &  Fortfsciie.jfi rfrar/fs. 
BoKouGH  Gaol.  High  St— Mr.  William 

Walker,  5?otifrnor,-   Mrs.  Mary  Walker 

matron. 
Charitable  Society— Mr.  Rd,  GofTe. 

trtasurrr;  Mr.  John  G,  Walfo>d,  sec. 

CONSEKVATITE  ASSOCIATION-  Mr.Jollll 
Barford,  secretary. 

Gas  Works,  Bridge  st -William  Quor. 
lei  ni-iiiiH,  secretar;/. 

Inland  Revenue  Office,  at  Ihe  Buck 
and  Bfll  — James  Fnegard,  supervisor. 

Mkchanics'  Institutk, Church  passage 
— Henry  Stone,  serrrtary. 

NeiTHRop  Association  fob  Prose- 
cuting Felons,  held  at  the  Flying 
Horse — (  harles  Paue,  (reasurer. 

Police  STATioN.Chiirch  lane — William 
Thompson,  siiperiutrndent. 

Reform  Association-  Francis  Fran- 
cillon,  stcrttaiy. 

SociKTY  for  Promoting  Christian 
Knowlkdor.  M  .rket  place— John  G. 
Riislifr,  depositary. 

Society  for  Propagating  the  Gos- 
pel in  FORUGN  Parts, Market  place 
—  Kev.  Cliail>'s  B.iiter,  sfoefaii/. 

Stamp  Office.  Market  place— John  G. 
Rusher,  distributer. 

Visiting  Charitable  Society— John 
G.  Rusher,  triasurer. 


MISCELLANEOUS  PUBLIC  OFFICES. 
INSTITUTION.S,    &C. 

AOKICCLTl'KAI.  ASSOCIAIION,  held  ai 
th»  Bed  Lion  — Ciil.  North,  president; 
Mr.  William  Riither,  treasurer i  Mr. 
Benjamin  W.  A(»liii.src;ffar(/. 

Auxiliary  Bible  Society  — Messrs 
Cobh  &  Co.  Ireaiurers;  M'.  John  G 
Rusher  and  Mr.  I'liomas  Hunt,  stcrr- 
taries  t  Mr.  James  CudbiiTy,  depositary. 


COACHES. 

From  the  Red  and  While  Lion  Hotels. 

To  LONDON,  the  Rny„l  Mail,  lo  the 
WoLVEF.iON  Station,  thence  by  rail; 
Ihe  Regulator  -.inA  the  Rival,  from  the 
White  Lion,  to  the  Oxford  i'tation  ; 
and  Xhe  Sdvtreign  and  the  Union,  tothe 
Aylesbury  Statio.n, all  daily 

To  LEAMINGTON  and  WARWICK, 
the  Rrni'lfilnt,  from  the  White  Lion, 
Hai'y  .Su'  day  excepted) 

To  LEICt.sTtlR.  Ihe  ft  ulior,  fiom 
the  Wi.ite  Lion,  daiU  (Sniiuay  ex  ) 

To  OXFORU.  the  Renulator.  from  the 
White  Lion,  and  the  Rival  and  the  So- 
vereign, from  the  White  Horse  and 
White  Lion,  daily  (Sunday  excepted) 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,  B'RMINGHAM,  MAN- 
CHESTER.  LIVERPOOL,  and  all 
parts  of  Ihe  Norih  &  Wesi  of  England, 
Picklord  &  Co.  from  their  offices,  Hiph 
street,  by  road  and  rail  ;  and  Thomas 
Golby,  from  his  office.  Bridge  st,  daily, 
and  John  Richardson,  from  Bridse  st. 
Monday,  Wednesd.iy,  Thursday  and 
Saturday 

To  ABINGDON,  John  Middlelon,  from 
the  Plough,  Thnrsday 

To  BARTON.  Willi  im  Hadland,  from 
the  FMng  Hor-e,  Thnrsday 

To  BICES  I  KR.  Willinm  Edmunds,  f  om 
the  White  H  irt,  Monday  &  Timrsday. 
and  John  Middleton,  from  the  Plough. 
Friday 

To  BIRMINGHAM,  William  Askew, 
from  Golby's  office.  Bridge  st.  Monday. 
Tuesday.  Thnrsday  and  Friday 

r..  BLAKESLEY.  J..hn  B|i>s.  from  the 
Old  Genigp.  and  Williani  Jones,  from 
the  I'hlbo',  Thursday 

To  BRACKI.EV,  John  Vickeis.  from  Ihe 
Old  George,  daily,  and  U'isilom  & 
Hunt,  from  t'  e  Catherine  U  heel, Mon- 
day, Thursday  and  Satnrday 


To  BRAILES,  Bealley  Burrows,  from  tha 
Unicorn,  William  Godson. from  the  O'd 
George,  and  John  Warmiiiglon.  from 
the  White  Hart,  Monday  and 'i'hursday 
lo  BCCKINGHAM,  George  Holland, 
from  Ihe  Cork,  and  Richard  Lanca>ter, 
from  thr  W  indmill.  Monday  and  'I  huri- 
day.and  John  Vickeis.  from  Ihe  Old 
George,  \\  edne>du\  and  Satnrday 
lo  CHF.LTENHAM.  John  Baker,  trom 

the  Burk  :,nd  Bell.  Thursday 
To  CHII'PING-NOH  roN,  Williaia 
Hadland.  Iruni  the  Flying  Hor-e,  and 
John  Middlelon,  from  ihe  Plough, 
Wednesday;  Thomas  Haynes,  from  tb» 
Qiuei.'a  Head,  Monday,  'Tue-day, 
Thnrsday  and  Saturday,  and  John 
Mace,  from  the  Fox,  Monday,  Thursday 
and  Satnrday 

To  <  ROPREDY.George  Smith,  fromth* 
Flying  Horse.  Thursday 

To  OEDDINGTON,  William  Gibbard, 
from  the  Burk  and  Bell,  and  Joseph 
Hemiiiings.  from  the  Qu-'en's  Head, 
Monday  and  'Ihnrsd  ly,  -.  nd  Richard 
French,  from  the  Buck  and  Bell,  Mon> 
day.  Thnrsdny  and  Saturday 

To  KIN  ETON,  tieorge  Capp,  from  tb» 
Windmill.  Thursday 

To  LEAMINGTON  and  WARWICK, 
William  Askew,  from  the  Wagon  and 
Horses,  and  Samuel  Beesley.  trom  Ihe 
Catherine  U  heel.  Monday  &  ThiirndaT 

To  NORTHAMPTON.  William  Harris, 
from  the  (Jiieen's  Head.  Thursday; 
John  Jones,  from  the  1  alhot. Saturday, 
and  Wisdom  &  Hunt,  from  the  Catbe» 
rine  Wliei  I,  Tuesday 

To  NEWPORr-PA<iNALL.  Richard 
Lancaster,  from  the  Windmill,  Monday 
and    Thursday 

To  OX  FORD.  William  Hadland,  from 
tile  Flying  Horse,  John  Middlelon.from 
the  Plough,  and  John  Vickers,  from  tha 
Old  Ge-irgf, Saturday;  Wisdom  &  Hunt, 
from  the  Calheiiiie  Wheel,  Friday,  and 
John  Hemmings,  from  the  Queen's 
Hpad.  Wednesday  nnd  Satnrday 

To  SHIPSTONE.Thos.  Freeman,  from 
the  Plough,  Thnr.sday.  ard  William 
Godson,  IVom  the  ( Hd  George,  and  Joha 
Warmington,  from  the  White  Hart, 
Tuesday  and  Salniday 

To  SOU  i'H AM,  Thomas  Bradf"rd,from 
the  White  Hart,  and  Thomas  George, 
from  the  Leathern  Bot'l-,  Monday  atid 
Thursday,  and  John  Dadd,  from  the 
Wagon  and  Horses.  Thursday 

To  STONY-STRATFtlRD.GeorgeHol. 
land,  from  the  Cock,  and  Richard  Lan- 
caster, from  theWindmill, Tuesday  and 
Fiiday,  and  John  Je^codt,  from  tbo 
Reindper.  Tliur'day 

To  STOW-ON-THE-WOI,D.  Joha 
Baker,  from  the  Bock  and  Bell.Thum. 

To  STRATFORD-ON-AVON.  William 
Godson,  from  the  Old  George,  and 
John  Warmington,  from  the  White 
Ha't.  Friday 

ToTOWCESTER,  William  Jones,  from 
the  T.ilbot,  Tuesday,  and  JohnVickeri, 
from  the  Old  George,  Wednesday 

To  WOODSTOt  K.  William  Hadland, 
from  the  Flying  Horse,  and  John  Mid- 
dlrton,  from  the  Plough,  Tuesi'ay 

CONVEYANCE  BY  WATERi 

To  l.f>M)ON,  BIRMINGHAM.  LI- 
VERPOOL. .MANCHESTER,  and  all 

parts  of  ilie  North  of  E.ngland.  and 
ti  BRISTOL,  GLOCCESIER,  OX- 
FORD, and  all  parts  of  the  West  of 
England,  Crowley,  Hicklin  &  Co.'» 
and  Shipton  &  Co.'s  Boats,  daily. 


Oi 


BKNSINGTON, 


'R  Benson,  is  a  p;tn.sli  \iartlv  in  the  luindicd  of 
Do  Chester,  liutcliiefly  in  that  of  E«eline — tiie  village 
is  between  11  am)  12  miles  s.f..  fr.iiii  0.\f">i'l,  the 
same  distance  not  th  wtst  fimn  Henley,  and  4J  niilis 
V.  by  E.  fn'in  the  VV.illingford  roal  station  on  the 
Great  Western  Railway  ;  situated  closf  to  t'e  eastern 
bank  nf  the  Thames,  a  little  below  th"- junction  of  that 
river  with  tlie  l»is,  and  contigu'ius  lo  tiie  birdfis  of 
Beikshire.  Cntil  the  ■•peningof  the  enat  line  of  lail- 
-Wav,  before  mentioiifd,  this  vi. Inge  derived  advantage 
au(]  some  deifrec  of  iinporiMiice  from  being  seated  mi 
the  great  road  between  London  and  Oxford,  and  the 


inns  and  inhabitants  piospend  by  the  passage  of 
nutneioiis  tnivtllets.  'I'iie  chii  f  Cinistqnciiee  of  the 
place  I  iiw  consists  in  its  beine  iiultuh'd  within  the 
parliameiitaiy  boiotieh  of  U'allineford  (Herks.) 

The  paiisli  cliiiich  of  Saint  Helen,  is  a  neat  bui'd- 
itig;  \\\f  living  i«  a  prrpetiiHl  niraiy  in  the  patronage 
of  the  Dean  and  Canons  of  Cluit  Chiinh,  Oxford. 
A  hospital  hiie,  railed  '  Gml's  House,'  Ha»  fniinded 
liy  WiiliHiii  de  la  Pole,  the  niastersliiii  of  which  lielong* 
to  the  regius  piofessorof  divinity  mi  Oxford  UirMersity, 
The  parish  contained,  in  1831,  ],2(i6iuhabitauls,  aud 
in  1841,  1,2M. 

9 


#xforDl5t)ir«* 


BENSINGTON, 


^latev'is 


POST*  Rpceiri/ig  Houxe  at  William  liaitlittloiU'  w  CMcdey's,  shoe  maker. — Letters  from  ail  parls  mriivC 
from  Wallingki'KD)  >tatioii  >  verv  morniiie,  (lining  the  summer  moiillis,  at  lialf-past  seven,  and  in  winter 
at  eiglit,  aiul  are  lU  N|>atcl)ed  tlnretuat  seven  at  niMlit. 


OCNTRY  Ac  CLERGY. 

Allnatt  Mr.  vvilliam,  Bi-ii>ifiKton 
Coirellis  Nicliulas,  li-q.,IVn9ington 
H"ar  Mr.  Janie-,  lien-iiigton 
Ne*vioii  Mr.  Robert,  IJensington 
PRoressioNAi.   persons, 

INCLUDING     SCHOOLS. 

Corcellis  Heiiiy,  atiortiiy 

Evre  Uc'-rge,  attorney 

Green    Henry  Sylve^te^,    boarding 

and  (lay  ncIiohI 
Jlonk  Mary  Kliza,  school  mistress 
N<*i'perE'lwaid,  master  of  Nuiional 

Sthoid 

INNSOcPUBLIC   HOUSES. 
Cattle  Tap,  Jame«  Aikins    [Costar 
Ciown   Inn  (conimeicial),  Uicliard 
Ho'se  Slio  s,  James  Uox 
Sui),  —  Krevvin 

Swan,  .lames  Hnglie«,   Crowmarsh 
White  H.rt,  Ann  Ciook 
SHOPKEEPERS  6t  TRADERS. 
Argyle  Cliailes,basket  maker,Crow- 

mai>h 
Bailey  Albert,  cuacli  maker 
Bailey  Jolm,  grocer 
Beiterion  William,  bl^cksmttll 


Uiid  Josepli,  black.'^mith  i  Palmer  Jame*,  boot  &  shoe  maker, 

llrooKer  .loliii,  lniot& shoen)aker  Littlewmili  [letailt-r 

Bio((ker  William,  l)nt(lier  I  Peaire  lU(lid.,.Oioe  maker  and  hect 

Brown  IVu  ll(I..^Jarks,lniJler,  Preston  |  Powell  Gc  orue,  farmer 

Ci'>Minar>li  i  llickson  .loliu.  l^eei-  retailer 

BurgisJaiiies,giocer,tal!o\v chandler ,  Sannder-;  Clia  les,  carpenter 

and  soapboiler  [dv  mabster    Sawyer Tlmmas,  grocer 

Burgis  J-ime>,  jiin.,  corn  mercbani  _  Slirnbb  ICdward,  farmer 


Biiigis  John,  dealer  in  British  wines 

and  cigiis 
Cherrill    Tlmmas,  mill>  r 
Cole.sTiiomas,  linen  iliaper 
Cook  Jobn,  beer  retailer 
Cosiai  Harry,  wheel wnght 
CowperHen:  v.inland  revenue  officer 
Krampton  Ji'lin,  tanner 
fioodey  Klizabetb,  dies*  maker 
Gooiley William  Bariliolomew,  boot 

and  shoe  maker 
Green  Edmund,  Imker 
Hazeli  John,  farmer 
Hodt;kjiis  Ann,  liorse  dialer 
Huifgins  William,  black-tnilh 
Hntcliiiigs  J(dui  Gibbs  and  Thomas 

and  Williun,  farmers 
KeeneKdward,  tailor  &  hair  cutter 
Leich.los.  painiei,p!uniliei&Klazier 
Newill  Hicbard,  beer  retailer 


Sbrniiii  Waller,  firmer 
Smith  John,  blacK'^initb 
Tunb  Joseph,   coal  merrliant  and 

maltster,  Pre-t'oi  Cmwinarsb 
Wa  rner  William, saddler,  I. ittlewoith 
VVestin.las.,carpeiit'  r&t>eer  letailer 
Whichello  Kal(»li,  butcher  und  beer 

retailer 
Which  llo  Richard,  butcher 
Wooilbiiilge  William,  b-aker 

CONVETANCB    BY   RAILWAY, 

ON    THE    GREAT    WESTERN     LINE. 
S(ation,  Wa  i.li.ngkuud  Uoad,  iiboul  4j 
miles  s.  by  w.  Iioiii  Beiisington. 

CABRIERS- 

To  LONDf)^.  Henry  Palmer, ThnrsiJay. 

To  AUINCiDON.J..IiniJonil  Aicher.froni 
Ills  douse,  IVIondav:  tii  H  KNI-BY,  on 
Thursday,  and  to  UXIOHU,  on  Wed- 
nesday and  Saturday. 


BICESTER, 

_^  WITH  THE  PARISH  OE  LAUNTON  AND  NEIGHBOURHOOD, 

Jtif  ICESTER  is  a  parish  in  the  bundn  d  of  Plougliley  ,  place  lias  long  been  noted  for  it-;  malt  liquor,  and  the 

—the  market  town  is  55  miles  N.w.  from  London,  12^    iiilial)itants  derive  considerable  benefit  from  its  luar- 

N.  E.  by  N.  from  0.\f">r(l,    and    10   s.   from    Biackley    kets  and  fairs. 

(Nortban)i)ton>biie) ;    situated   on    the    1  ne    of    the       'I'be  parish  churih  of  Saint  Eadburg,  which  stands 

Buc  kin«b  inish  re  railway,  which  ((onniunicaies  with  '  at  Market-end,  was  rebuilt  in  1420,  on   ibe  site  of  a 


the  Sondon  and  Nonh-W'esfern,  and  tbeO.xtbid  Jn 
tion  line-.  Tne  name  '  Bicester'  Is  said  to  be  derived 
from  the  Saxon  Buranceuster  and  Bernaceasler,  both 
iuiplying  'abntitied  place.'  Aniiipiarians  agree  that 
Bice>ier  either  occupies  the  siie  ot  a  Komaii  station, 
or  that  a  fortification  belonging  to  that  nation  was 
estalilislied  contii;nous  to  the  town  :  this  ofi'nion  i- 
streiigtliened  by  the  di.scoveiy,  at  different  peiiod-,  in 
the  town  and  its  \icinitv,  of  nnnieions  Roman  coins 
and  other  lelics;  an  aitificial  cntnuid  on  the  we^t  side 
of  the  town,  called  Castle  Hill,  "as  the  site  of  the  for 


rmer  .-.iructure  :  it  is  a  spacons  and  ban  Isome  edi- 
fice, wi'b  a  lofty  tower,  containing  a  peal  of  sweet- 
toned  brlls.  'I"he  interior  of  tlie  cliureb  is  ornaineuted 
with  some  amiiiue  sciiljituieN.  and  iln  re  are  several 
interesiing  monuments:  some  few  yiars  sirne  it  re- 
ceived e.Mensive  repairs:  the  liwin;  i-  a  vicarage,  in 
t'e  gift  <d' the  Dowager  Lady  Page  I  nrner  ;  the  pie- 
sent  inruinbeni  is  the  R>  v.  .lohn  William  VVait>,  m.a. 
The  Indepenilentsand  Wesleyan  Metliodists  have  each 
a  plice  of  worship;  and  ilieie  are  four  nubiic  .schools, 
one  of  which  is  parth  sunpirted  ly  pr'>|)rrty  funded  by 


tress  «n- castle.     A  prioiy  fiMcanons  of  ihe  Benedictine  I  .Mr.  Walker,  for  in-tnnting  and  tlutliiii'.;  thirty  boys; 


order,  the  remains  of  which  are  still  to  be  seen,  was 
foiiiided  here  in  1182,  and  dedicated  to  Saint  Eadburu. 
The  town  c-n-isis  cidefiy  of  tw  >  long  and. irregular 
streets,  called  Sheep-street  and  Market  end  ;  and  the 
palish  i^  divided  into  two  townshipsor  manors,  namely, 
Kimr's-end  and  Market-end.  Courts  are  heldaninnliy 
for  the  le.-pectiie  in  mors;  pi-tty  sessions  on  the  second 
and  last  Fridav  monthly,  and  a  court  under  the  County 
Court  Act,  fm- the  recoveiy  of  debis  to  any  amount 
not  e.\ceeding  £20 — the  Uit'er  is  held  inontMy  at  the 
BJack  Boy  Inn.  Bii ester  is  surrounded  by  a  fiat 
country,  of  rich  aralde  and  pasture  land  ;  tlie-air  is  ex- 
ceedingly salubrious,  and  the  water  pure.  No  maini- 
fictiire  of  any  imponance  is  rarried  on  lide  m-w  ;  the 
females  id  the  jioorer  i  las*  are  |)iiiKi|ially  employed  in 
makiie  pillow  lai  e,  and  the  men  In   hiisliandry.    The 


the  oibers  are  conducted  resuecively  upon  the  British, 
n  dioiial,  and  diocesan  plans.  For  the  purpo>e  of  the 
Bicester  L'nion,  which  coiii|)iise8  tbirty-eiijht  parishes 
and  liamlets,  a  handsome  and  commodious  poor-house 
has  been  eiected,  ahout  half  a  niilefiom  tlie  town. 
The  market,  well  attended,  is  held  on  Friday.  Fail?, 
the  fir-t  Fiidayin  June,  and  Aimiist  fitli  ;  ihere  are 
-dso  three  statute  fairs,  two  in  October,  and  one  iu 
l)i  cember.  The  parish  <d  Bicester  C'^ntaiiu  d,  in  1831, 
2,8(i8inhal)itants,  and  in  1841,  3,002. 

Launton  is  a  paiish  in  the  same  hundred  as  Bice-ter 
— the  vidage,  a  small  one,  is  nearly  two  miles  east 
from  tliat  town.  The  paiivb  diun  b  is  a  l>uil(iinif  of 
unpii  tending  appeaiance  :  tbelivinu  is  a  rectory,  in  the 
pieseiuatioii  of  the  Bi-hop  of  London.  Popu.atioii  of 
the  parish  iu  1841,  619. 


POST  ornCE*  Market-end,  John  Walford,  Post  Master. —  Letters  from  London,  Oxford,  Ban- 
BURV,  Reading,  and  Abingdon,  arrive  every  moining  at  half-past  seven,  and  evening  at  si.\ ;  and  are 
despatcned  at  eiuht  in  the  evening. 

'    Letters   from   Birmingham,  Manchester.  Liverpool,  and  all  parts  of  the  North  anti  West  of 
England,  arrive  ev^iy  iiKMiiini;  at  a  ipiuter  past  >eveu,  and  aie  despatched  at  six  iu  the  evening. 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY,    AND 
CLERGY. 
AMiM  Rev.  Tnoinas,  I^aunton 
Asiiby  John,  K-(j.  Lau  ton 
Cole  Wil  iaiii,  E  q.  Market  end 
Dsltoii  Rev.  John,  London  road 
Dasbwood    Sir    (Jeorge,    Baronet, 

Kiribingt'ii  Pa^k 
Drake  Thomas  T.  Esq.  Rucknell 
Drydeii  Rev.  G.  L.  Ambrosden 
Feigu-on    Rev.     William,    Bethel 

Cottage,  Sheep  it 

10 


HariisonJn.S,ater,Esf|.Sbelswell  pk 
Hariison    Lady    Louisa,    Shelswell 

Park  [ro.d 

Howleff    Mrs.    Elizabeth,  London 
Hyde  D'Arcy,  Es(|.  Fritwt  II 
J(  rsev  the  Riiilit  Hon.  the  Earl  of 

Midill.  tmi  Park  [House 

Jones    Tlioinas,    Esq.   Weindi  bury 
.Marsham  Dr.  Robt.Bullock,Cavers- 

field  House 
Mar-ham  Lady  Carmichael  Anstru* 

tbcr,  Caverslield  House 


Marsbam  Rev.  Charles,    Kitig's  end  • 
Masteis  Rev.  William,  Biicknell 
.\lai thews    Rev.    Andrew    Hughes,  ' 

Weston-on-the-Gi  cell 
Paikir  Mr.  James,  Market  end 
Pevton    Henry,     Esij.,    Middlefoii 

Stoin-y  [House 

Peyton  Sir  Henry,  Baronet.  Swift's 
Pretyinan  Re>-.  Ilichard,  Middletou 
Price  Mrs.  Hint's  end  -<'; 

Rimnrtell  Rev.  Henry  D.  Fringford 
^tyle  Capt.Wo],  K.N.  Kiug'seudUse. 


MivntoxQ 


BICESTKR,  &c. 


Tiii'b  .Mr.  Htiiiv,  Market  end 
Watf.s    llev.   Joliti    William,    m.a. 

Vicarage 
W()f)tt>n  Mr.  Richard,  Laniifon 
ACAOKMIES   AND  SCHOOLS. 

Blue  Coat  -School,  .Market  end — 

'riimnas  VVil.son,  iiia-tcr 
Britisfj    Sciioi.l,    Lauiiton— Ann 

R  i  lift,  mistress 
Diocesan  School.  London  road — 

Tiiiiui  "s  I'aiiiti'r,  niasier 
Eastoii    Elizabftli     (hoarding    and 

day).  Ma'  ke'  efid 
ElsKiiie  .loliii  (da\),  London  road 
Fos-er  Klizal»«ili   (boarding  \  day), 
Market  end  [Slieei)  «i 

Maley    Marv    (Imardiiig  and    day) 
National  School  '«iils).  Market 
end— Kli/a  Sparsiiatt,  mistress 
ATTORNEYS. 
Foster  WiiliHiM,  Loii'loii  road 
Kiiby  Georee,  Sheen  !»t 
Mills  K>atici>  Bin  ton.  Sheep  st 
Moore  Georgf,  Slieei*  st 
O.Miioiid  George,  Shei-i)  st 
Turner  VVi  iiaui   Cull'ii   (and  clerk 
to  the  niati.strates), London  road 
BAKERS. 
Bennt-tt  William,  Slieep  st 
Bowerinan  GorRi-.  Market  end 
Bradhniy  Wiljiiim.  Sieep  st 
Hadlaiid  Riehapil,  Market  end 
Howrs  Isiac,  Mark'  I  end 
Jones  WiiJiaMi,  .•slieeo  st 
Morris  Georae,  .Market  end 
Morris  William,  Siiecp  st 
P^tes  Jos.  ph.  .Market  end 
Sirctt  Chailes,  Shei-p  »t 
Voting  John,  Laiintoii 

BANKERS. 
Tiibb  Henry  M.  &  (Jeorgc,  Market 
end— (draw on  iMastcrinan,Peteis 
&  Co.  London) 
Savings'  IUnk,  !i  'iidon  road  (open 
on  Fridays),  Thomas  Painter, 
maiiatrer 

BASKET    MAKERS. 
Goode  Tluinias,  Mar  ket  end 
Waid  John.  Mark  t  end 

BLACKSMITHS. 
Bfrry  Km  ouies  King'.s  end 
Hrritase  Thomas,  London  road 
Sir"tt  WiJIiaTii,  Mai  ket  end 
Smith  Marv,  Laiinton 
Tovvnseiid  Thomas,  King's  end 
Wilkuis  Til  ■nia<.  Sheep  st 
BOOKSELLERS,  STATIONERS, 
AND  PRINTERS. 

H''wi'tt  George  (and  news  agent). 

Market  end  [eml 

Smitli  James  (and  hinder).  Market 

BOOT   AND    SHOE  MAKERS. 
East  .Abrahim,  Mirkrt  end 
Etferton  James,  .^larkl'te^d 
Greenwooil  James,  Market  end 
Harris  William,  Sheip  st 
Plant  Jam-s,  Mark- 1  end 
Tav I" 'r.)oiiathan(dealer), Market  end 
'l'homasRebicca(dealei),.Maikel  enl 
Tompk'iis  John,  .Mitikei  end 
VVhi'e  Fanriv  (dealer),  Suci-p  st 
William'  Ge  'rue,  Ctiaptl  st 

BRAZIERS  AND  TINMEN. 
Wakfln  (ieoige,  Sli^  ep  st 
Williams  Ann.  ^l^rket  end 

BUTCHERS. 
Bnnliam  Tliomns,  Sh^  e|)  st 
Bnckneil  Williatn,  Sheip  st 
Colegro\-eSaraii.  Sheep  st 
Foster  George.  ^Lll  k'  t  end 
Jickson  Claries,  Siiet-p  st 
Miller  Ivdwin,  Market  end 
RfyiioMs  John,  Markft  end 
Scott  John.  Market  ind 
Spencer  William,  New  Buildings 


CARPENTERS  AND    JOINERS. 

Uaker  Thomas,  Sheep  si 
How.  rnian  Thomas,  Kind's  end 
Kterun  John,  Kina's  end 
Kgertoo  Tlioina-,  Market  end 
Panott  Edward,  LmntoQ 
Rfiiii  Sainnel,  King'-  end 
Uohinson  George,  Sh'  ep  st 
Walters  Tiiomas,  M.irket  end 
CHEMISTS   AND   DRUGGISTS. 
Itaiesjnhnf&iea  dealer)  .Ma' krt  en. I 
Horner  Kdward,  Market  end 
Sandilaiid  Hoheit  liuigess  (and  tea 

dealer),  M.irketend 
Sireit  GeoiKe,  Sheep  st 

CHINA,  GLASS  Stc.  DEALERS, 
Lainh. lames,  Mai  ket  end 
Stock  Simon,  M  'rketend 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Rowerman  (ieoige,  iMnikei  end 
Chainhiriainc  Mary,  Slieep  st  ! 

Hazell  William,  Sh.  ep  st 
Sireit  Cliarles,  Sht  ep  st  i 

COOPERS.  I 

Caneli  John,  Mark,  t  end 
Hazell  William,  Sheej)  st 

CORN    DEALERS. 
Jones  Williain,  Sheep  st 
■Moriis  Georne,  .Market  end 
Shirley  Chailes,  Market  end 

CURRIERS. 

Heritage  Henry  (and  leather  cutler). 

Market  end       _  [ro-id 

Siratii)nGeo.Hohf.(&tanner)London 

CUTLERS-WORKING. 
Carthevv  William,  Market  end 
Jackson  Tliomas,  Market  end 

FIRE,  6cr.  OFFICE    AGENTS. 
.Atlas,  George  Km  bv   Sheep  st 
County  'fire)    Provident    (life), 

James  Sniiih,  Matkei  end 
CRo\VN(life),  Ivlrtanl  HugliThorpe, 

London  road  [end 

Farmeks*,  G 
General      (I 

Han  is,  Market  end 
Legal    and    Commercial    (life), 

Jonas  Paxtiin,  Sheep  st 


©ifor&jsfitre. 


LINEN  OcWOOLLE.N  DRAPERS 

lia.ker\  C.i.  Market  end 
Georiie  .lolin.  Market  end 
Gil. bs  John,  Market  end 
Hitchinan  U'lliiam,  Sheep  st 
T.iylor  Jonatii  in,  Mark,  t  end 

MALTbTEnS. 

Phillins  John,  M.oket  end  . 

Phillips  William,  Sheep  st  '* 

ShiilinKford.  Phillins  &  Co.Sheep  It 
Tnbb  George,  Market  end 
iVehh  Kduin.  Lannton 
MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 
Kistoii.-  S.rah,  Lon  On  ui.td 
Hamilton  .Sar.ih,  Kinu's  end 
Hariis.in  Maiy  Ann.  .Sheep  st 
Scrivener  Arthur,  Marhetend 
Sirett  Fanny,  Market  end 
Waite    Mary    (and     stay    maker). 

Chapel  st 
Walter  Sarah,  Sheep  st 
White  Fanny,  Sheep  st 
PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS    AHO 

GLAZIERS. 
Litteii  Janus,  .Mai  ket  end 
W-iklioGeoige,  Sheep  st 
Wakeiin  William.  Market  end 
Williams  Ann,  Maikct  end 

PERFUMERS    AND    HAIR 
DRESSEflS. 

Hone    Geoige    (and    toy   dealer), 
Rlarketen.l  [ket  end 

HowseJohii  (and  toy  dealer),  Mar- 
Wadden  Saninel,  Sheep  st 

PLASTERERS. 

Bowerman  John,  Slieep. st 
Grimsley  Thomas,  Market  end 
G  inisl.  y  Willi  im,  Sheep  st 
Thomas  William,  Sheep  st 
Ward  William.  King'»  end 
Welsh  Jann  s,  Shee])  st 
SADDLERS     AND     HARNESS 
MAKERS. 
^orge  Harris,  Mirk.!  ;IV'"^\,4;  Tompkins,  Market  end 
l.ail-storm),      Geoige   ^^'''"^  I  boma.s,  Maikeiend 

-      ^'  ^       SHOPKEEPERS^  DEALERS  tit 

GROCERIES   6e  SUNDRIES. 

Baker  Tlionias,  She.  p  >t 


London    Union    (fiie    and   life),   i^'*^'''^  •'"'•'l'''l.  ^''*^'',"  ^'         _, 
Geo.ue  Hewitt.  Market  end  i  l^"^^'';".'""  ''^''/.^'  .^'i*'.''"^)  ^^^ 

ORWicH     Union    (fire  an 
J.  &  W.  Palmer,  Sheep  st 


Norwich     Union    ffire  and  life),   J^'*''"^''  ;",?.'"'•  '^'^;  ''''*  ^'"^ 
I   a.  w   P..i„.«.-   si.o^.,  ...  Carter  Wilham,  Lannton 


Phcenix  (fire)  and  Pelican   (life), ;  J^;*.V'^^u;"!r"''  'i^""'"", 
Hannah  Neale,  Market  end  Uifton  William,  Sheep  .st 


Pkofertv    Protection,    William 

Cnlleii  Turner,  Lonilon  road 
Sun,  John  Ueiriman,  Sheep  st 
GARDENERS    &    SEEDSMEN. 

Gi'ble  .lames.  Sheep  st 
Harris  John,  Sheej)  st 
Hariison  Miiv  Ann,  Sheep  st 
Hoiwo"d  William,  Sheep  st 
Hunt  George,  Loieloii  load 
Lines  Manha,  London  road 

GROCERS    6c    TEA    DEALERS. 

(Setf  also  Sh'ipkeeppvs,  6,'c.J 

B.the  John  (and  tallow   chaii  Her),   gc.ivener  Arthnr.  Market  end 

^^^'-''■'"a       r      i»ii         '.^'^''r''**   Sirett  Fanny,  Market  end 
Cohniiin  Ann(and  tallow  chandk-r) 

.Maik.t  end 


C'des  Eli/abeth,  Laiin'on 
Harper  Fdvvard,  Market  end 
Heritage  Charles,  .Market  end 
Hudson  William,  Sheep  st 
Kiiby  Williain  Join,  Sheep  st 
Layt.tii  George,  .Sheep  st 
MMiidayJohn   Grockwell 
Pickin  John,  Market  end 
Pritcheit  I'hoinas,  Sheep  .st 
Steedeii  .lames.  New  Huildingfs 
Thoin  Eli/aheiji,  Sin  ep  st 
Williams  Geoige,  King's  end 
STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 


Kinch  William, 

Phillips  Ihoina^,  Market  end 
Tebbv  Geoige,  Slnep  st 
Tiib'>  George,  Market  end 
Wills  .lohn.  Market  end 

INNS— COMMERCIAL. 
CSee  alsoTaverni  and  Public  Houses) 
Crown,  Henry  King,  Sheep  >t 
Kinn's  Arms  (and  posting),  Joseph 

Shepherd,  Market  e.id 

IRONMONGERS 
Canin7zi  Cliarle-,  Market  end 
Palmer  John  &  William  (and  seeds- 

meQ), Slieep  st 


Tihhetis  Sarah,  Market  end 
Wakeiin  Maiy,  Mai  ket  end 

SURGEONS. 
Davis  &  Tlnnpe,  London  road 
Dawson  Tlioma«,  Mai  ket  end 
Woodward  &  Son,  M  irket  end 

SURVEYORS. 
Atkins  Jainesfoftaxe^),. Market  end 
Jeniiin);.sTlios',hnil(liiies).Maiketend 
Paxlon  Jonas  (land),  Slieep  .st 

TAILORS. 

Baker  Saml.(&  draper), .Market  end 
Clark  Thomas,  Chapi  1  st 
Graiithaiu  Richard,  Sheep  st 


II 


a^xtoxHstixt. 


BICESTER,  &c. 


rlatei'0 


TAILORS  -  Cu»J<i>iu<'d. 
Grefiiwiii'd  James,  Market  end 
H..lli^  William,  .Markfteii'l 
Noxi'ii  U'm.'&  hatti'i),  Market  end 
OiMy  James,  Slierp  st 
Price  Matthi  w,  M.iiket  end 
Stev'-ns  (ifiirge  &  U'iliiani.SIieep  st 

TAVERNS  at  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Aneel.  (ieonie  Koliinsdii,  tSlierp  st 
Bfir,  Tliomrts  Holt,  Sheep  gt 
Bell.  William  Gessey.  Slieep  at 
Black  Boy.  Ji)hn  Rryiinlds.  Market  end 
Bull,  EHwar.l  ParrotI,  Lauiit 'ii 
ems'"  Keys,  Henry  Frowrt,  Market  end 
Dog,  I'hoj.  l-'agles  liiirnham.  Market  end 
fox,  Joseph  Bu8«ell,  King's  end 
Georee,  James  AU-n,  Marliel  end 
Kind's  Head,  Martha  Line,  London  road 
Naa's  Head.Tlios.  Heritage,  London  road 
Plough,  Sarah  Harper,  Sheep  st 
Red  Li'in.  Jahn  Capell,  iMarktt  end 
Ro<e   and  Crown,    Daniel    Willougliby, 

Market  end 
Six  BelU,  John  Phillips,  Market  end 
Swan,  George  Harris,  ftlarket  end 
Wheat^l  eal.  Robeit  Hitohman,  Sheep  st 
While  H art,  Ed»ar.l  Shephard,  Sheep  st 
Vhife  Lion,  Hobt.  Wonninglon,  Sheep  st 

VtrATCH  AND.  CLOCKI  MAKERS 

Cam  izzi  Ch^rle*,  Market  etid 
Lamb  Jaiiie-',  Market  end 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 
fiatii;hen  W'illi.im,  King's  end 
Parrott  Tlinnias.  l^auiiton 
Sini'li  TliK'iias,  L^iutiion 
T<)wii«eiid  Tiioiiia>,  King'«  end 
Whale  Wiiiiani  &  Jatin  s,  Slieep  .st 
■WINE  St  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 
Finc'i  Willi  •III  (si)iiit),  .Mark>t  end 
Hit>  hman  &  Hnin|)lii-ies   (and   hop 

lueidiaiits).  Sheep  st 
SUilliiii!fi>i(l,Piiillip-  &  Co.  Sheep  st 
Tubb  George,  Market  eml 

Miscellaneous . 

Barrett  Robert  Maynard,  rope  and  twine 

maker.  Sheep  st 
Curler  William,  beer  retailer,  Latinton 


Castle  RicUnrd, gunsmith  and  bellhanger, 

Market  end 
Cas'le  William,  beer  retailer,  Lannton 
Clements  EiUvnrd,  fishmoncer.King'tend 
Coppock  J.ihn,  brick  m«k'  r.  Market  end 
Daw-ii.n  Job,  beer  r>-tailer,  She-p  st 
Kriendly  iNsriuTiON,  Market  end — 

Ge.pige  Hewitt,  manager  [st 

Grantham  Jeremiah,  pawnbroker,  Sheep 
Hirris  W  illiam,  dyer.  Sheep  st  | 

Hogg  Thomas,  superintendent  of  pol'ce. 

Sheep  street  [  Market  end 

Howse  Jotin,  register  olTice  for  servants, 
Jones  John,  miller.  New  l)uildings 
Ka-ns  Samuel,  beer  retailer,  Lannton 
Lay  ton  tienrte,  cabinet  maker  and  paper 

hanger.  Market  end  fdon  road 

Liildington  Hiihard,  timber  dealer,  Lon- 
Painter  John  &  Georte,  &  Richard,  fcll- 

iiiiingers.  Market  end  [Market  end  I 

Pallett  James,  trnnk  and  pitten  maker, 
Panton  Jonas,  auctioneer.  Sheep  st 
I'rati  rhoinas,  poulterer  and  ti.-liinonger, 

King's  end  [toiinders,  Sheep  st  i 

Roberts  George  &  John,  iron  and  bras.s 
Shepherd    Joseph,     veterinary    surgeon, 

Sheep  st  [Sheepst 

Shiliingford,  Phillips  &  Co.,  brewers^, 
Smith  John,  pariah  clerk.  New  buildings 
Smith  J.  hn,  beer  retailer,  Lannton 

SoriKTT    FOH    PhOMOTING    CUUtSTIAN 

Know  LEDGE,  depot  at  at  R.Thomas'. 

Market  end  [Sheepst 

Sparshatt  Frederic!),  hat  manul.iciuier, 
Turnei  William  Cullen,  hon.  sec.  to  the 

Art  Union,  London  road 
Watford  John,  news  agent,  Market  end 


POOR    LAW    UNION. 

Workhouse,  Bucktiell  road. 

Goi'frnor — Joseph  Henley  Mansell. 
iUatrnn—Sa.rah  Man^ell. 
Schoohnaster — William  Rose. 
Schoulmistreis—  Rosa  Dnrrell. 
Surgeon  — Umry  Woodward. 
Chapluiii — Rev.  William  Rawlins. 
Clerk    to    the    Bonid  of  Guardians — — 

Fiedeiick  Henrv   Lindsey. 
Rtlievivg    OjHcers Joseph     Reynolds, 

James  Collingridge. 


REOISTRAnS, 

OF   BIRTHS,   DRA1HS&   MARRIAGES. 

Superititftirievt  Rfyhtrar — Jonas  PaXton. 

Rfrii\t'arnf  Marii  ,get— .f;\uifs  Stiiilh. 

Re'nislraraf  Hiilhs  mid  Deaths  (for  Bice». 
ier  Oi'trirlJ,  Jos'-ph  Reyno  d»  ,-  ('or 
Kirtibigtun  Distrifl),.i:\».  CollingriJije. 

COUNTY    COURT, 

HbLD  MOXTItl.VATTHF.  U  LACK  Bo  yIiTH. 

Judge — Jolin  William  Wing,  F.sq. 
H'g'li  B(ii/i/r— Frederick  William  Biker. 
C/erl-  — William  Cnllen  Turner. 
/Jai/i/f— Thomas  Clark. 

COACHES/ 

From  Ihe  Kiiig''s  Arms. 
To   the   BLISWORIH     STATION,   • 

Ci'ti'h  every  mornina  at  ball. past  nine. 
To  B  U  ( '  K  I NG  H  A  M ,  a  Coach  every  raoro* 

ing  at  half.past  n  ne. 
To  OXFORD,  a  Coach  every  evening  at 

half-past  six. 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON.  Joseph  Hediret.  frora 
.*>lieep  street,  Wednesday  and  Saturday) 
Simeon  Franklin,  Irom  his  lion«e. 
Sheep  street,  Tu^'sday ;  and  Charlet 
I  litTo-d.  from  ibe  Bell.  Friday 

To  AYl.E"<Bt)RY  John  Warminglon, 
from  h  s  house, Sheep  street, Wednesday 
and  Saturday 

To  B^NItURY,  William  Ednonls.  from 
bin  hoM~<',  New  buildings,  ftio  di.y  an! 
Thursday 

Fo  BKAi  ivLEY,  Wisdonn  &  Hunt,  from 
the  Red  Lion,  Saturday 

To  BUCKINGHAM,  Thomas  Giles,  from 
the  Bell,  Wednesday  and  Satiuday  ; 
William  Hnrwood.  from  his  house, 
Sheep  street.  Satiuday 

To  LOWER  HEY  FORD.  Charles  Hay. 
ward,  (r-m  the  Dog,Tiiesdav  and  Fiidv 

To  NORTHAMPTON,  Wisdom&Hunt, 
from  the  Red  Lion,  .•J.itnrdiiy 

To  OXFORD,  William  Edmonds  &  Jas. 
Gohle,  from  ihi-ir  h-nise-'.  W  ednegday 
and  Saturday  j  Thomas  Giles. from  the 
Bell,  Tnesd:iy  and  Friday;  and. Wisdom 
&  Hunt,  Ircim  the  Red  Li"n.on  Kiiday 


BURFOIID  AND  NEIGH BOUIIHOOD. 

loURFORD  is  a  pinisli  in  the  limidied  of  Bampton  Int-'r  Kngli.slj  style,  is  elahi.raiely  rich:  the  living  !i 
— the  iiiaikei town,  a!=iiiallone,is72ijiiles w.N.w.fiotn  a  disrlmtred  vicarage,  in  the  pationige  of  tlie  Histmp 
London  and  ISw.N.w.frotnOxt'oid;  a«teeal)lv>itnafril  of  O.xfurd  :  the  Uev.  .Li'ins  Gerald  Joyce,  b.a..  \*  the 
on  aiicntleaNCent  nearthf  VViiidrn-h,ni)Oii  wliicli  tik-er  piesent  incntnhent  Thtie  aic  pliice^  <>f  xvoishpfor 
aresoinecorn  mil  s,  ai.ilone  f  .r  niakini:  paper.  The  |{aptists.  the  S 'cietv  of  Kriemlti, nnil  \Ve>leyaii  Methn- 
town  cotitnins  inany  ){ood  hou.ses,  of  which  ihe  most  dists.  'Fhe charities  cotnpiise  ;i  fife  crimmar school, 
respectal'le  are  bttilt  of -t'  tie;  and  the  inliahiiant.saie  f  •ntnled  and  «ii(lovvt<l,  in  1571,  b>  Simon  WiMlotn  ; 
well  stipijlied  with  wat<  r.  Henry  II  coiif  rreii  a  an  alinhonse  f<ii  poap  widows.  e«tailislie'l  in  14.57,  by 
charter  on  Bnifnnl,  by  wh'ch  the  inbaliiiant-* obtained  Kicbard  Neville,  Karl  of  Warwick  ;  and  \arioiis  ntner 
all  the  tiii'iiege>:  of  the  towii>>men  of  Oxfttrd  ;  and  benovoleiit  emlowments.  Hace> are  held  occasiimally 
although  the  town  has  lust  iiMst  of  tlietn,  it  still  tin  the  iiei>;hbonrin);  down.s.  linrford  aives  the  iti- 
pnsse.-ses a  biidy  corporate,  which  consists  of  an  ahh-r.  f.'ridr  title  nf  Ku'l  to  the  DnUe  <it  St.  .Albaii>.  John 
man,  a  steward,  two  bailiffs  and  twelve  burgesses.  The  Wilinot,  the  celebrated  Karl  o(  Rocliesftr.  loceived 
ttiwn  is  vvitliiii  ihe  jniiMrn  tion  of  the  connty  inagis-  the  lU'linietits  of  his  education  in  the  graiiimars.  hool 
tratts,  who  sii  h<  re  in  P' tty  sessim  for  the  division;  here;  and  Leiifhil,  the  zealous  and  talented  speaker 
a  com t  leet  and  court  haron  Hre  also  held  annually.  of  the  lonu  paiTtaiDent,  re>iil'(Iin  the  town.  The 
The  paiisli  clitirch  of  S  lint  John  the  Baptist,  is  a  ,  market,  a  luge  one  (or  coin,  is  held  on  S  ttiinliiy. 
rap.irlons  and  ele:;ant  edifice,  in  the  Norman,  and  later '  Fairs  the  last  .Saturday  in  April,  July  ."itb,  Septetni>er 
Eniilislist^les  ofaichiteciure,  with  atovversiirtnotiiited  21-t,  and  the  first  Satttr(Ia\  in  OecenibcT,  for  cattle, 
bv  a  fill''  spire;  the  west  entrance  is  fortnet!  of  abeaii.  slieep,  c''eese,  hors-  s,  &c.  The  parish  of  Bit'foid  con- 
tiful  Norman  arch,  and  the  south  tiorch,  which  is  in  the  taitied,  in  18:{1,  1,8()6  inhabitants,  and,  in  1811,  1,8'>2. 

POST  OFFICE,  High-street,  Benjamin  George  01i«ei  Matthews,  Awf  ;l/f/*/fr.— Lettets  (rom  LoN- 
noN  BiHviiNCtiAM.  Manchester,  and  LiVEnpooL,  all  jiarts  of  the  North,  hkewise  fiom  Ireland  and 
Scotland,  arrive  every  morning  at  ten  minutes  |)ast  eight,  and  ate  despatched  at  ten  initiutes  past  six  in  the 
ereaing 

Letters  frotn  London  [second  mail),  Oxford,  and  U'itney,  arrive  every  evening  at  twenty  minute* 
before  six,  a  d  are  despatched  at  f»-ii  initintes  past  nine  in  the  inorning. 

Letters  from  .Stow  ami  Mureton,  Ac.  airive  eveiy  morning  at  twenty  minutes  before  ten,  and  are  des- 
patched at  twenty  tnintiie*  behne  seven  in  the  i  venint;. 


MOBIlilTY,     GENTRY,    AND 
CLBKOY. 

An«ell  Mr.  William,  High  st 
Baden  Mr.  R.ibeit,  High  st 
Bo'le  lle>.  Jatnes  Krnesi,  Westwell 
Clare  Miss  VAua,  Witney  st 
Dynevor  the  Hon.  Lurd,'Barringtoti 

18 


Faulkner  Mr.    Christopher    Allan, 

liu'y  Barns 
nondenoiinh  Riv.  Dr.,  Bronchfon 
Greeiiaway  CliatUs,  Ksq.,  Bariing- 

ton  grove  (grove 

Hcivey   William,  Ksq.,    Broadwell 
Hodgcsllev.  Richard.Ljt.  Barriugtou 


.loyce  Uev.Jame.sGrrald,  b  A.High.«il 
Lewis  lliv.  Thoiii  is,   Tayntou 

Lotf   II.  V.  — ,  lAMfifId 

Phillimore    It'  v.    Hob<rt,  Shipton* 

un  ler-VVhvchwood 
Phillips    Mr."  John    Bartholomew, 

Hose  Cottage 


©triftoti). 


BURFORD. 


Pinne  1  Mr.  .lolin,  VVcstwell 
Jlaint*  Ri  V.  Will-am,  Swinbiook 
Rede  Sir  Jolin    Cliaiidos,    Bart., 

Slii()H>ii  C"iiit 
Sylvcst.-r  Mrs.  Ann,  FiiMnnnk 
Talinam-  Rf>.  M  j-.r,  Pitield 
T"(l(l  Ki-v.lvl\vanl  .laiue-.Wiiiflriish 
Tuckvvell  Mr.  Hiitniilney  Signet 
Wailer  .Mr.  VViUjani,  Pr'ioty  lane 
ACADEmiES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Fheb  Gkammak  School,  Chiucli 
lane— VVjlli.im  Voung,  ina-ter 

National  Scho-l  (b.iv>),  High  si 
—  Heii'v  .lames,  master  ;  K"!"), 
Clinrcli  lane,H.irriitKa»t  inistiess 

Preator  Kel>t(ca  ^boarding  &  day), 
Higli  .«>treet 

Titroiiil)  Ann  (day),  High  st 

Ui'Wiri  Sai-ah  Keeve(bo.trding&day), 
Sheep  street 

ATTORNEYS. 

Mann  riu>m  is.  Sheep  ^t 

Pike  James  Scaileti,  Sheep  st 

BAKERS. 

Bayliss  RiciianI,  Knibiook 
Col  K  Jos.  ph,  Hiiih  st 
Davis  VViIliam  Henry,  High  «t 
Eeles  Ji»iah,  HIhIi  >t 
Joyner  Jame',  VVitney  st 
Shepperd  Genrge,  Hiuh  .-t 
Sliepperd  William,  Hit-h  st 
Tiiikwell  Joseph,  Witney  st 
Wiekins  Josfph,  \V't<  ey  .st 
Wtiodiuan  John,  Witney  st 
BANKERS. 

County  of  Gloucester  Bank, 
Sheep  street— (iiraw  on  Robaris, 
Curii-  &  Co.,  London)— William 
Ward,  ag'  nt 

Savings'  Hank,  Sheep  st— William 
Ward,  acmary 

BASKET    MAKERS. 

Baxter  Jiiiiii,  Hnjh  st 
Baylis^  Eli/aiutii,  Sheep  st 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Hall  Letitii).  Hiyh  st 
Hemmiiiif  Willia-i",  High  st 
Howse  William,  Hiali  st 
BOOT  AND  SHOE    MAKERS. 

Al'eii  Janifs  (waiei'ou^e),  High  st 

Ansell  Edvv;i|(|,  Hiuh  -t 

Bayiis<  William,  Kidbiook 
Cook  Tho.ii  s.  Hiuh  st 
Cripps  Will  am.  I'nibiook 
H-t'iis  Kdvviti,  H  yh  st 
Palmer  Thomas,  Hitfli  st 
S'-merjilt-  John,  High  st 
Siratfoid  .lohn,  Hifh  st 
WieKins  James,  VVitney  st 
Wiggins  Richard.  Hiuh  st 

BREW^ER.?. 

Grimes  Jdlm,  High  st 
Totkweli  H'imphiev,  Sheep  st 

BUTCHERS. 

Akennan  William.  Hiuh  st 
Masfin  Wiliiun.  Hii;h  st 
Tni  kwell  Joseph,  Witney  st 
Wigwins  Samuel,  Hiuh  st 
Woodman  Jnlm,  Witney  st 

CABINET    MAKERS. 
Cox  William,  Hiuh  si 
Hnitliv  .losiph.  Sheep  st 
Holl.nvell  John.  High  st 
CARPENTERS   AND  JOINERS. 

Cox  '.Villiiiin  (and  hnihl,  i),High  st 
D'S«et  Tiiomas,  Witnev  st 
Giee.i  l-aac  (wine  wright),  High  st 
Gieen  Williani,  H\v\\  st 
Hollowfll  ,lolin.  High  st 
Jones  Charles,  Knihrook 
Jones  George,  Higli  st 
Strafford  Nathaniel,  High  st 
Wickins  James,  Witnev  st 


C^xfoxmjirt. 


CHINA  AND  GLASS  DEALERS 

Newman  Joseph,  Hii.h  st 
Siaiiait  Jaint-s,  High  st 

COOPCBS. 

Francis  John.  L;i«  rente  lane 
Griffith  Jellies,  High  st 

COKN    DEALERS. 

Collis  Joseph.  High  -t 

ImpeyThomas,iMili|i()use,Wifneyst 
FIRE,  6ec.  OFFICE    AGENTS. 

RiRMiNGHAM  (fife),  John  Holhu 
well,  Hitrh  st 

CouNTvffire)  .and  Provident  (life), 
Jam  s  Wickin^,  vvjtnev  st 

Kquitv  and  I-ah  (iife),J,',ines  Scar- 
let' Pi  ice.  Sheep  st 

Farmers' AND  General,  Benjamin 
G.  ().  iMaitheiNs.  High  si 

General  (hail-stoim),  Kdmnnd 
Waller,  High  st  [Hiuh  s» 

lND>sPUTABLE(life).John  Holinwril, 

Fno-Nix    (tire.,     Wiliiaiu      Ward, 

Sh'  en  street 
National      Mercantile      (life), 

'I  hnmii-  Sharpi-,  High  st 
Norwich  Union,  Edmund  Walter, 

High  street 

GLOVERS  ec  GAITER  MAKERS 
J.       .  . 

Pnviing  aoioinon,  viiniiey 
Witfgiiis  William,  High  »t 

GROCERS  &TEA  DEALERS. 
(Sre  also  S/iup/tecpers,  Sfc.J 
Allen  Jaine-,  Hiuh  st 
R"wl  Thomas,  High  st 
Fanlkiier  Dnvid,  Hieh  st 
Himh  dge  Georue,  High  st 
James  Henry,  Hiuh  -t         [H'gh  st 
Matthews  Benjamin  George  Olivet, 
S)lv.  ster  John,    near    the    bridge! 

Fiilbrnok 

Tugwnod  James  (tea  dealer) , High  st 
Wall  James  (teadealei),  Hiah  st 

INNS. 
{See  also  Taverns  ^-  Pub'k  Houses  ) 
Bird-in-Hand,     Alary     Humphriss, 
Cheltenham  mad  [riad 

Ri..l's   Nest,    William  Rea,    Upper 
Bnll,  Jabez  Apnl.  tree.  Hiuh  st 


PERFUMERS    AND    HAIR 
DRESSERS. 

Banhii.y  Jo..atiiaii    (and  land  sur- 

»eyor)     Hiuh  st 
Hioikiii.s&  Son,  High  st 
HariiM.n  J  .nics,  H  gh  st 
SADDLERS    AND    HARNESS 
MAKERS. 
Barrett  Thoii, a- .sha.p,  Hiuh  St 
l-'Hllow  |>„„1,  Hi,,,  J  '  "'«"  " 

Wheeler  V\ill  am,  Hiuh  st 

SHOPKEEPERS &DEALER8IW 
GROCERIES    achUNDRIBS 

Bayii.  Ruhaid,  F„|| ,k  '* 

Davis  Wi-liam  Meniy,  high  st 
KeleN  Josiah,  High  st 
Elhrojolin,  Hiuhst 
Fi-her  John,  High  st 
Giison  Thoina-,  Sheep  s» 
Hall  Gt'org.-,   Witi-ev  st 
Hartlev,  John    Hiyh  st 
Iv.  ns  Dinah,  Hiuh  st 
Niiiiney  John,  Hiuh  <t 
P.inti.i  G-oige,  Fiiibrook 
Radbiirn  H-  iir«,  Hisli  st 
Tiickwell  Josejih,  Witney  st 
SLATERS    AND    PLA.STERERa, 


tfj^uvjciKs  AC  GAITER  MAKERS     'y""is<.'eii  Joi  ii,  G'  orue  yaid 
Pawliiits  Jhs.  («!i;bree<  lie-),Sheepst    '^'"""".v  VVilliam,  High  st 
Pawling  Solomon,  Whiinev  St  Rogers  Tln'iniis,  Fiilhrook 


STONE    MASONS. 

F.a^t  John,  George  vard 
Nniiney  William,  High  st    THizhgt 
Periin   John     land    Hme    burner) 
Rog.  isTh'inas,  Fnlbioi.k 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS 
Pr<itle>  Flizabiih,  Witney  st 
Ta\l<  r  Mary,  High  st 
Tugvvood  Jame>,  High  st 
^  SURGEONS. 
Clieath  Thomas    aii'i  lecisfrar  of 

births  Hiid  deaths).  High  st 
Coi.ke  William  Roh.  it.  Church  Jani» 
Pytt  Robert  Henrv,  Witney  st 

TAILORS. 

Banbury  John,  Chnich  lane 
Deene  John,  Hii.h  st 
Foie^t  R  chaid,  Hiuh  st 
Higgins  Thuma*.  Witney  st 
Jennings  Ge-rge,  Hiuh  st 


Kinu'.s  Anns. John  Ri."haid>,Hieh  st  •'*'""'"?*'  <^e'ige,  Hiuh  st  fsj 

LamI)   &    Flag,    William    Getheu.  i?.'.''"'"' .'''''"""*•  (""f^ ''rai»''-\  High 

Sti-ep  street  iifcomh  Geoigc  Hen>y,  Hiuhst 

Red   Lion,  .lohn  r?rii>ioQ    U;..l.  .,»  TAVT:nNG  m,  orTnT  m  •._. 


Red  Lion,  John  Grime."!,  Hiuh  st 

IRONMONGERS. 

Holland  Henry,  Hiirh  st 

Richards  John  (&  tinman').  High  st 

LINEN    DRAPERS. 

Fnst"r  Hairit  t.  High  st 

Hamlvdue  Gtorue,  High  st 

Ivfits  Dinah,  High  st  [High  st 

Tannei  'rhoina»Kdward(&  woollen), 

Wall  James,  High  st 

Westro^pe  William  Gregory,  High  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Bavliss  VVilliam.  Fiilhrnok 
Bowl  John,   WitiK  y  st 
Ttickwell  Huni|»liiey,  Sheep  st 

MILLERS. 
Collis  Joseph,  Hiuh  st 
Impe\  Tlioma<,Miil  house, Witney  st 
Leech  William,  Widfoidinill 
MILLINERS  &DRESS  MAKERS 
Jame>i  Mary  Ann,  High  st 
Mayo  L"ni.sa,  Hiuh  st 
PiMtl.y  Klizaheih,  VVitney  st 

PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Hall   Thomas    Hiuh  st 
Hemming  VVilliHiri.  High  st 
Matthews  Joseidi,  High  st 
Smith  John,  High  st 


TAVERNS  Ac  PUBLIC  HOUSES 

Bell,  WilliMui  Niinn.v,  High  st 

Coi.ch  &  Morses    Richard  BhM«.  ITp^S 
nolpluM.  Richard  Bi>iiss.  Fiillbioi.k 
Eialii  Bells,  .lolin  B.inhiirv,  ninol,  ian. 
Fleece.  «  i  li.Tm  Smith  Siiles   Slipup  gj 
nreyhonn.l.  Richard  .Ma\n;ird.  Sheep  gt 
Mason  •A'ins.Kmioiiie|.<*perink,'.\itnev.» 
,  MerinaiH,.lMhn   Taylor.  Hit-I,  st  ^ 

.\ew  Inn.  Thomas  Sniiih.  Hiuh  st 
Old  Beiir.  Georue  Jones,  Hiuh  6t 
Ploiijh.  Ma-y  Roii.se,  Hiuh  st 
Rose  &  Crown,  Chrirle«  Real,  High  »t 
Roy.il  Oik,  William  Hawkes,  Wimev  »t 
Swan,  .lohn  \V\aU.  Hicli  st 
Three  Piuenos.  Peter  Shnrpe.  High  st 
Wheiitslieaf,  ,Tnsp|.h  Wickios.  Hiuhst 
While  Hart,  Henrv  Holland,  V\'itnpv  «t 
White  Hor.e,  William  Green,  High  it 

WATCH    MAKERS. 
Grifinn  R^charl.  High.st 
Hill  is  John,  Higli  «t 
Mayo  Henry,  Higii  st 
Waller  Edmniid,  High  st 

Miscellaneous 

Ansell  Fd«ard,  ciinier  and  lenther  coN 

ter,  Hiah  st 
llanbiiry  J-hn,  parish  clerk,  Church  Ian* 
B  al  ^^  illiam.  dyer.  Witney  st 
Bowl  .lohn.  horse  dealer.  Wiirey  st 
Ho«ITIlom    s.  clothes  dealer   Hiuh  st 
Borchope  William,  hook   seller,  .s  ationer. 

pnn'er  and  stamp  disti  ibnter.  High  st 
Cullins  James,  paptr  manufctr.  Widford 


Jd 


OxfovlrsfDtre. 


BURFORD. 


^latti'jj 


lYIiscellaneous-<-'on<'"««<i- 

Dighy  (Jporet-,  anpervieor  of  inland  rere- 

iinp.  Upton 
Fislier  lolin.  beer  retaiUr.  Hiufi  st 
Hfmmii'K    William,    engineer   and   bra- 

ziT,  Hi!;li  st 
Hoi'aiJil  lleiiry   enn  maker.  High  st 
Hollowill  John,    register   ollice  lor  ser- 

van's.  H'!;ii  st  [Hisli  st 

■Hunt   .I'llin.   wine  and   spirit  niiTcli:int, 
Inland  Rkvknue  Office,  at  tlie  Bull 

Inn  -G>-oree  Disiby.  sunervisur 
Loferidge  .Ir.jin,  timiian.  Fulhmok 
Matiliews  Ueiijaniin  Gtorge  Olivet,  bi'^h 

const  ibic.  Hiili  si 
M  itmews  'rhi)".  beer  retailer,  Wilney  rd 
O  Keilley  Tbom:is,  cbeinist  and  druKgist, 

Hicti  st 
Prall'-y  Georse,  wheelwriebt,  Whitney  st 
Clir'hards   John,    coul,   elate    and    timber 

dealer.  High  st 
Roaers  'rhoraas,  heer  retailer,  Fnlhrook 
Hose  Stephen,  machine  m  .ker.  Fnllbrook 
Shei.lieril  Gt-oiiie,  ci)n  eciiont- r,  Hifjh  st 
Smith    Benjamin,    tobacco-pipe    maker, 

Witney  road 
Smith  Jaine-s,  halter, College 


Slreat  Thamas,auctioneer  &  bouse  agent. 

Sheep  8t 
Taylor  Julin,  tinman,  Hieh  »t 
Titi-onil) Henry,  smith  and  spring  mnVer. 

High  st  [street 

Tilcoinb  John,  jnn  eneraver.  High 
Tu2«om1  James.'inibiella  maker, High  st 
Wall  James,  rope  maker,  High  st 


COACHES. 

All  Sunrlaiis  rrrepted. 
ToLOM>ON»nd   OXFOROfby  rail). 

(he  Royal  Moil  ami  Rivul  Couch,  if  ova 

the  Hn.l-in.Hand,  d^ilv. 
To  CHELTENHAM, the  Ricfl/.from  the 

BIril. in-Hand,  flailv. 
To  STOW  and   IMOKETON,  the /?«yi/ 

Mails   Irom   ilie    Uiid-in-Hand,  every 

exeningat  half-past  six. 

RAILVSTAY. 

The  nearest  Station  at  present  is  the 
Farringdon  Station  on  the  Great 
Western  line,  17  miles  fiom  Bnrf.rd, 
but  the  Cheltenham  and  t»xford  Hail- 
way  now  constructing, will  passlbi'ougb 
or  near  the  town. 


CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON  BAIII.  BRISTOL 
GLOUCESIEU  CMELTENHAM, 
HAMCION,  FARINGDON,  to  ihe 
Faiingdoii-roail  Station  (thence  hy 
jfli/iiTlionias  Rliss's  wagon, from  tho 
Bir<l. in-Hand,  Tiiesdav,  Thursday  and 
Saturday 
To    BAMPION,  Willi  im  Smith  Stiles, 

from  the  Fl  ece.    I'liesdoy. 
To  CHIPI'ING-NORTON,  John  Mace, 

from  the  Rpd  l.ion.  Friday. 
To  CIRENCESTIR,  John  Fisher,fron» 
his   house,   High  st.  and  Thoni. is  Mat- 
then  s.lrom  I'rioiy  lann,  IMnnday. 
To    F.XRRINGDON,      William     Smith 

Stiles.  Irom  the  Fleece.  Tuesday. 
To  OXFORD.  John    Fisher,  (rom    hf» 
house  HiL'h  st,  and  Thomas  Matthew*, 
from  Pii  rv  lane,  Wednes'^av  &  Sat. 
To  S  row,  William  Smith  Stiles,   from 

the  Fleece.  Satiir  'ay. 
To  \\  ITM".Y,J..l,nFisher,trom  High  gt, 
and  Thomas  Matthews,  from  Priory 
I,>ne,  Wednesd.iy  and  Saturday,  and 
W  illiam  Smith  :Stiles,  from  the  Kleece, 
Tliursilav. 


CHARLBUIIY, 

WITH  THE  P.ARISHES  OF  SPELSBURY  AND  CHURCH  ENSTONE;  THE  HAMLET  OF  NEAT 
ENSrONE  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 

/HARLRURY  is  a  pRiisli  partly  in  tli'-  Iiiinlied  cf  |  ciml  au'l  Kellowsof  Btazenno'spcolleeeatetlie  vi.niter'. 
liaiibtiry  and  p.titly  ill  tliat  of  CliadliiiRioii — the  town,  |  No  inHiket  is   ii'nv  iicM,  bit'  the  fulinvvitij^  faiis  are 
vvliicli  tonnerly  li' M  a  niaiket,  gone  to  di-cay,  is  ceii- 
tticilly  situated  betweeii  Binfurd,  Ciiipning  Noriim, 
Woodstock  and  Witinv.  about  Siveti  miles  fioiii  eithei 


Cf 


town,  69  N  w.  fioin  London,  and  about  14  N.w.  from 
O.'if 'id — tilt'  last  named  at  in-i'sent  the  nearest  railway 
st'itioii ;  but  the  O.sfoid.  Worcester,  &c.  line.  ii>>w  in 
prosjii  s«,  will  pass  iie.ii  to  the  town.  Upon  the  liver 
E^eul'de  which  runs  throngli  the  parish  are  some 
floti'  mi  Is.    A'  onetinii'  the  making  of  locks  emplnyed 


still  atteiidf) — Jantiary  I'l,  tht-  seiimd  Kiidayiii  Lent, 
tin-  second  FridrtV  after  I2th  of  May,  ami  October 
lOtli :  besides  ihes",  a  pleasu  e  fairislnld  fortwodavs, 
xener.illy  about  the  mid<lle  of  Seiiteinber.  in  Wbich- 
wood  foiest,  within  a  mile  of  the  tnvMi,  which  is  re- 
sorted to  by  |i;ieat  iiiiinber<  from  all  pat  tsof  the  country 
for  nianv  mil-s  roii"d.  The  piri-h  <d"  Charibiiiv  con- 
tained, in  IS.n,  ;i,0.37  inhahitaii's.  and  m  18U, '2,982. 
About  a  mile  iioitii  fioni  Charlbnry,  in  the  hiindied 


many  of  t lie  inhabitants;  this  braiii-li  is  iii-aily  lost,  of  Cliadliiigton,  is  ihe  village  of  Spi;l,«buhy— the  only 
and  the  mauufictnre  of  gloves  to  a  limited  e.fient  Iihs  ohj  ctcd  coii' ccicd  with  which,  worthy  of  iiotire,  is 
taken  (•reccdence.  The  g"vernnient  of  t!ie  town  and  it*  small  parish  church  >>{  .Ml  Saint-,  vvherein  ate  in- 
parish  is  vested  m  only  in  the  inanistra'es,  and  officers  tern  d  ihereinainsof  the  witty  but  liciiitnnis  Rochester, 
appoi'itc'!  Iiy  till-  miiioiial  iord<  (Lord  Chtirchill  and  and  tlMse  of  the  Lichfield  f.iinily:  the  living  is  a 
Loid  Dillon),  wlio  hold  their  icsptctive  courts  an- I  vicarajje.  in  the  preseotanoii  of  the  !)■  an  and  iJanons 
nnaliy,  on  Easter  Mondiy.  |  ofChiistchmch, Oxford.  The  population  of  the  ptrish. 

The  pi  ices  of  woisiiii)  are  the  pari-ih  chu-ch  of  Saint ;  in  1841,  wa*  .^97. 
M.iiy,  i.nd  c  .apels  fa*  ihe  Society  of  Frifud.s  and  j  Cuurch-Enstone  is  a  parish  in  the  liundred  of 
Wi-.sleyan  iMetlu'dists.  The  living'of  Chailbiiry  is  a  '  Chadliiigtiii.  nearly  four  nii'is  north  from  Ch  Mlbury. 
vicara.e,  with  th-  cnracv  of  Shoithninpt'in  unnc.Ned,  Tin- parish  chinch  is  dedicntetl  to  Sunt  Kenelni:  the 
in  the  gift  of  the  Pe-identand  Fillowsof  Saint  Jidin's  1  ving  is  a  vicarad'-,  in  t  e  gift  of  Lord  Viscount  0  1- 
Col'fCe,  O.'clord.  The  fVt-e  graumiir  sciio.ij  ju-re  was  Ion.  The  parish,  (incliid'iig  the  hainltt  of  Neat 
founded  and  enlowi  d  by  Mis.  Ann  Wrtlker;  the  Piin-    EnsTo\e)  contained,  in  1841,  1,121  inliabitatits. 

POST  OFFICE,  CnARLBURY,  Sainb  Wallden,  Pos/  Mh(re.is.—LelU\s  front  London  all  part.*  airivg 
every  luoming  atii^ht,  and  afieinoon  at  half-past  four,  and  are  de-patched  at  a  quatter  past  eleven  in  th  « 
foreiiottii,  and  half  pi.>-t  sevm  in  the  eveninu'. 

POST  OFFICE,  Neat  Enstone,  William  Kibble,  Post  Master.— Letters^  from  London  and  all  parts 
arr've  every  in'onina  and  afternoon  at  half-past  thtce,  and  are  despatched  at  half-past  twelve  noon,  and 
h  dl-pa-t  nini-  a'  iiiuht. ^ 

•»*  Thenamfs  u-)lliotit  adflress  are  in  Ciiari.burv. 


MOBILITY,     GENTRY    AND 
CLERGY. 

Albriabt  Mr.  N  cliolas  Charlbuiy 
Alb.iuht  .Mr.  Wliiam,  Charlhury 
Carey  Re>.  Charle-;,  Spelshnry 
Chniclnll   Lord  Fianci--,  Cornbiiry 

H'M.se  [Dean  House 

Evans  riionias  Biown  (ma "isiratei, 
Jordrin  Ri  v.  .l-hn.Chii'ch  Enstone 
O  ikley  Rei.  Thos  .CImicli  En -tone 
Peel  Will'am.  E^i)..  liioadsionc  hill 
Pitkeiinnl.eon  ii(l,E-q.(niagi-tiaie). 

Wilc..tH  Hou-'e 
Pol  lard  .Mr.  William,  Charlbnry 
Sannder-.  Mr.  S-oiinel,  Chailbtiry 
Silver  U.v.Dr.,  VicitaucChHrlbury 
Tayloi  Mr.  Hi' bard,  jnn.,  Chailbury 
'III   rnhill  ■'"lu>nias,Es(i.,\Vood  he\> 
WhiiMiy  li  iij.  J-din,  Es(|.,  Lee  plaie 

PROFESSIONAL    PERSONS, 
INCLUDING    SCHOOLS. 

Baskett  Elizibeth,  bo  .rdinij. school 
Olitf'rd    Jisse,  tnaiiter  of  British 
School 

14 


Cotterell  Thomas  Regiiiall,  sutL'e"ii 
GMinm  Eli/.,  ini-tii  ss  of   National 

Sch.pol     [School, Church  En-toii' 
Kib  le  VVilliiin,  m-istemf  National 
Palmer  .Maria,  Pripa'a'ory  School 
Rawlitison  Abruin  Lindon,  attorne* 
R'lwley     Henry,     master   of   Free 

Grammar  ."»chool 
Wells  .lames,  v  achcr  of  music 

FIRE  &c.  OFFICE  AGENTS. 

County  ((iif).  &1'hovident  llife). 

It  cha.d  Favl-r 
Hail  STouM.'RnbertWtn.  Sbeppard 
ScoTTi-H  Union.  Heniy  Mowley 

INNS    6t    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Bfll,  .lames  U'licclei ,  NeatI'",n*tone 
Beil,  llohe.t  William  Sliei'|>et(l 
Boll.  Abel  Harris  fEustone 

Ciowti,  Willi  itn  Lan«;hatn,  CliuiTh 
HatiMW,  Edwd  (5i  itfin.NeiiiEnstoiif 
Lichfield     Anns      Inn       (porting), 

Edwaid  Cat  tell.  Neat  Enstone 
Rose  &  Clown  inu    (couitueicial, 

Robot  Edwards 


Ui'Val  Oak,  .loseph  Sheldon 
^waii,  Ji'seidi  Ktii'.ht,Nenf  Kn«tone 
Taliuit,  .lo'ii  .lo'ly,  Neat  Enstone 
White  Hart,  William  Hay 
SHOPKEEPERS  «c  TRADERS. 
A''k  lis  .(ohn,  shopkeeper,  Cliuich 

Enstone  [tiocer 

.Mbiiiiht.lohn  Marshal,  draper  and 
Aldieil  Hi-iiry,  diajier  &  tea  dcdcr 
.Aldridu'c  Charles,  pluniber&glazier. 

Neat  Enstone 
f\lli  n  WniS  ,  rlraper.  failor&gri.rer 
Austin  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  Neat 

Kiist(ute 
Ba-keu  H'  n"y,  pa'iifcr,  &c. 
B  iskett  Wi  liain,  grocer  ft  draper 
B  .tighan  Daniel,  v\liei  Iwrtyht,  Neat 

Knstiine  [wheelwright 

Bangiian    Henry,   ironinonuer    and 
Bciiiield  .lohii,  painter  A  u'azier 
Benn'  ti  K>lw.,tador,Chuich Enstone 
Bi  iinett,l"hn,drapei  &  shopkeeper, 

Neat  En>^toiie 
Bi»6cll  Chat  les,  fehopkcepsr 


iBitectorp. 


CHARLBURY,  &c. 


©xfDiUi5t)(rc» 


Brooks  Tliomas,  miller 

Clii^ny  Tiriiiiia-',  surveyor  of  roads 

Cl.iiidgr  Kicliaril,  miller,  Clevcit-y 

Clary  Job.  ta'lor 

Claydiin  Kdwaid.  bla(U<!niith 

Clitforrt.I.iiie.  miUiiiii&dre'S  maker 

C'llinsClis.>liiipkee|)i,NeatKnstoiie 

Comptiin  Jaiiiiv,  cariiei.ter 

CM\v[ier  John,  supervisor  of  inland 

revenue  [Knstone 

Dowd-wel  I  ls;iar,saddler,&<. Church 
Draper  William,  heer  letailcr 
Edeiis  Thomas  baker 
Eland  Tlnini:i>:,  leer  retailer 
Fairbri'tln  r  John,  watcli  maker 
Grace  Sarah,  shopkeeper 
Gi euory  John,  balii  r  &  stonemason, 

Cliuu'li  EriNtone 
Grimineri  Thoriia"',  butcher 
Guttiiilge  William,  miller,  Lidstone 
Hall  Wiliiaui.  baker 
Harris  Maiy,  ~)iopUeeper 
Harii.'on  John,  hiiircutter 
Harxvoofl  Jones,  stout  iiia-on 
Hawtin  Thomas,  carpenter,  Church 

Kn^ione 


Mutt  James,  parish  clerk 
Jeffrey  John,  taihir.  Neat  Enstnne 
Jeffries  Wm.,  s  .(Idler.  Neat  Knsti.ne 
Kencli  IScn,  paiutrr  and  k1  'zier' 
Keiich    Edward,     land     measurer. 

Church  Enstone 
Kerbty  Thnnia-,  shopkeeper 
Kevey  William,  boot  &  shoe  maker 
Kihhie  Ann,  beer  retailer 
I  Knihb  John,  l>i»..i  &  sh.ie  maker 
Knibh-Hy., saddler  &  harness  maker 
Lay  Williau).  sl.iter  \  plasterer 
Le^tiT  Siistnnah,  miller,  Radford 
Mains  George,  cooper 
\laithew<  'riios„boot  &shoe  maker 
Padbury  Fdwanl,  tailor 
Paine  Jon.itliiin,  miller.  Fowler  uiill 
Painter  Richanl,  carpenter 
Pai  rott  J(din.  boot  &  shoe  maker 
Parrott  Richd.,  boot  &  shoemaker 
Poliaid  James,  kioi er 
Prichett  S'lniuel  Si  Co.,  glove  manu- 
facturers, e'ocers  &  driipeis 
Sessions  &  Son,  brew  er.sA  mall  iters 
Sess'ons  Uobt.,  draper,  mocer,  and 
sub-distributer  of  stamps 


Sharniaii  William,  tinman 
Tayhn-  Richaid,  bi  er  letail -r 
'ririiniins  Joseph,  >hoe  maker,  Neat 

Enstone 
Walden  Sarah,  straw  bonnet  m^ker 
WesKMi  Georu'--,  tinman  Si  bni/ier 
Wheeler  William,  st  .neuia<on,Neit 

EiiMoii.-  [Cliuich  Enstone 

White  Thomas,  urocer  &  drapt-r, 
Wynne  Anne  millinii&dre^>-  maker 
Wynne  Jaiues,  liooi  &  shoe  maker 


RAILTVAY. 

The  nfarest  Stntinji  (at  present).  Ii  at 
OxFOKD.  U  miles  s.K.  from  Charllniry 

There  me  Carritri  to  Oxtind,  twice  a 
week,  but  no  ollirr  reKuUr  Coiive)anc<> 

CARRIERS. 

To  BANBUIiY,  J.n.atlian  S..rrell,  from 

his  liuiise,  IMuiul.iy  and  'I'liiiisilay 
To  OXFOUO.  William  Ba^kell  &  Jona- 

than  Sorrt-ll,  fioiii    their  houses,  Wed- 

day  and  Saturday 
To  WITNEY.  Jonathan  Sorrcll,  Tuesday 

and  Tliutsdaj 


CHIPPfNG  NORTON, 


€ 


WITH  THE  HAMLETOFOVERNORTON.THE  PARISH  OFHOOK-NORTON&NEIGHBOURHOODS. 
"^ 

ne«s  of  the  town ;  here  also  is  lield  the  county  court, 
mom  Illy. 

The  pirishchnrcli  of  Saint  Mary  i<a  I  eautifnl  edifice, 
exhihifiiiK  spuiinens  of  ex(iiii-ite  woikiUHnship,  pai  li- 
cularly  in  the  centre ai-ih- ami  the  win-lows  ;  .somt-  years 
since  It  was  repaired  and  renowi'ed,  at  a  very  consi- 
tlerahle  expense:  the  interior  contains  ininn  roiis  se- 
puli-hral  biasses,  some  of  them  braiingdate  so  early  as 
ilir  fonrteeiitli  centuiy.  The  windows  of  ihi<  chnrcli 
excite  the  admiration  of  the  cuii.'Us  in  ecchsiasiical 
einbeilisliments.    The  living  is  »  vicarane,  in  the  patron- 


/HIPPING  NORTON  is  a  parish,  havin?  separate 
jnri>dic'ion.  locally  in  the  hundred  of  Chadlington — 
llie  iii>irk.  ttown,  is  74  miles  n  w.  by  w.  from  London, 
ami  18  N  w.  from  Oxfotd  ;  situated  on  the  biow  of  an 
eniii  ence,  between  tlu'e  and  four  miles  from  the 
verne  of  the  ci>untiesof  Glouiesier  and  vVarwick, and 
between  six  and  seven  inilei  north  of  tin-  line  of  the 
Worcester  and  Wolvirhamnton  Railway  now  being 
laid  diwn.  This  isaiegulir  well  built  little  place, 
principally  compiised  in  one  long  and  tolerably  hand- 
some stieet.     Its  name  is  del  iveil  fiom  the  Saxon  Word 

Ceapatun  Ceplng,  signifying  'apl.ceof  market.'  or    asje  of  the  D.  an  and  Chapter  of  Gliucesier  Cathedi-al  ; 
•cheapening,'    ami    Norton,    iuiplyim,'    the    'North    the   present  incumhent  is  the  Rev.  R..hey  K.diidKe. 

Town;'  ft  om  which  It  appe  ifs  to  have  been  a  place  ol    '"'  -■  .  .  •    ^      ..     .■        

some  conseipitnce  In  the  time  of  the  Saxons.  Its 
tratle,  at  the  present  tlay,  is  iiiereL  that  of  other  in- 
land towns  Miiioiindtd  by  an  amiciiltural  district — ii 
we  niav  expect  ihe  con.sidcr.ible  mannfactory  of  Mr. 


Bliss  tor  hori»e  cloth,  ker>ey,  eia.«tic  tweed,  press  bag 
ging,  &c.  Chiiipini!  Norton  sent  membeis  to  parba 
mem  in  the  iei){nsof  Edwaid  land  III,  hut  it  doe.- 
not  appear  to  have  enjoyed  that  prixiles/e  at  anysuhse- 
quent  peiiod.  The  govt  inment  of  the  toWM  is  rei>ula- 
ted  by  the  ptovision>  of  ilie  Mnnicip.l  Keforiii  Act  ol 
183.T  •,.  the  corpi'raie  body  consi>ts  of  a  mayor,  f<.ui 
aldermen  and  twel\ecouncill'ir>,  with  the  usual  assist 
ant  otiicv  rs  ;  the  town  couiu'il  are  lords  (d'the  manor, 
ami  hold  touits  accordingly;  ami  the  corporation 
hrtve  p.iwer  by  their  charter,  planted  hyJame.sI,  to 
fiold  a  <  ourt  of  requests  f<n'  the  n  covciy  of  debts 
nnder  £\,,  hut  fir  many  years  tins  right  has  been 
virtually  ielinqui>htd,  or  at  least  not  exeicised  ;  and 
the  new  County  Court  Art  for  the  recovery  of  debts 
to  atiy  amount  not  exceeding  £20,  has  rendered  appli- 
cation to  tho  ancient  court  uni)eces>aiy.  In  1842,  a 
handsome  and  convenient  town  hall  was  erected  ;  ii 
afforiN  aecominodatioii  ftjr  the  meetlnu  of  magi>trates, 
for  occa>ioiial  public  as-emhlies,  and  the  general  l)u>i- 


There  are  places  ot  worship  for  Uaptisis.  the  Soci-  ty  of 
Kriends.  Wesleyan  Methodists,  and  Roman  Catimlics. 
The  free  uraminar  school  here  is  an  :tn<  lent  esidhli>h'- 
ment — it  was  rtfounded  bv  Hdwaid  VI.  National  and 
infants'  schools,  and  some  almslKui^es,  aie  the  other 
i-haiities.  'ihe  maiketis  held  on  Wednesday;  ami 
the  f.iirs  on  the  last  Wednesday  in  eveiy  monin  for 
cattle  hikI  horse*,  and  a  sta'  ntr  met  tiiiu  at  M  ichaelmas. 
The  paii-h  of  ChippiiiK  Noiton  (includinti  the  hainiet 
of  Over-Norton),  contained,  in  1831, 2, G37  inhabit- 
ants, ai  d  in  1841.3,031. 

HooK-NoRTON  is  a  paiis'>,in  the  same  liiiiidred  as 
Chipping  Norton— the  village  a  consideialiie  one,  is 
5  miles  N.  (rom  that  town  ;  situated  neai  to  the  edge 
of  the  county  abutting  upon  U'at wickshiie.  The 
parish  chuicii  of  Saini  Peter,  is  a  sp.cions  building, 
wiih  a  finely  proportioned  tower  :  the  Ininu  1%  a  per- 
petual curacy,  in  the  gift  of  the  Bisln.p  of  Oxfotd. 
The  IJiptists.  Society  of  Friend.',  and  Wesleyan  .Metho- 
dists have  each  a  place  of  worship.  A  pruate  lunatic 
■sylnni  has  been  for  someu-ars  established  in  this 
»ill;ige,  with  considerable  credit  to  itscondin  tins.  The 
parish  of  Hook-Noitoii  (ineludinL'  the  ttiwH-hip  of 
SounioRPRi  cuntained,in  1831, 1,500 inhabitant-,  itnd 
in  1841,  l,52.i. 


POST    OFEICEi  Hinh-stieet,  CHIPPING  NORTON,  James  Prest'dge,  Post  blaster. — Letters  frnni  Lon- 
don and   various    places  jorive  every  nKMiiing  at  four,  and  afternoon  at  a  quaiter   beloie  four,  and  are  des- 
patched at  five  minutes  bef  le  nine  in  ihe  evening. 
ij        Letieis  from  Bjrmingha.m  and  all  parts  of  the  North  and  West  of  England  arrive  every  moining  at 
I  half-past  nine,  and  ate  desp  ached  at  twenty-five  minutes  bet.  re  four  in  tlie  afternoon. 


1     MOBILITY,    GENTRY,   AND 
!  CLERGY. 

iBarter  Rev.  CliHrles.  Saisden 
iBenieullev.  Wilbam.M  a..  High  si 
JVnc-h  John,  E-q.  Pudillicott  Hou-e 
Blakeman  Uev.  Jobn.Hook-Nortoi 
Bliss  Rev.  Thoiii  s,  m  a.,  Chuichst 
BiO'.ksUev.  J.  H..R..llMglit 
Cooke  Uev.  Samuel,  New  st 
Davi<  Samuel    E«q  ,  Swerfrd  Park 
Da\ykiiis  Col.  Henry,  Over-Norton 


Kldiidjie  Rev.  Hobey,  Church  st 
Evans  Browne  Thomas,  Esq.   (ma- 
gistrate). Dean  Hou-e 
H -it  I  is  Rev  Thomas,  Swerford 
Heffernian  Rev.  Patrick,   Hevthrnp 
Hi  rhert  Miss  Catherine,  Hith  st 
HuckvaleMr.  William  Ovei-N'  rtoii 
IinhoHSir  Charles,  Knight,  Dails- 

ford  House 
Jones  John  Henry   Whitmore,  Esq. 
(magi.-tiate),  Ciastleton  House 


Dupre  Rev.  William',  Hook-Norton   LeighHou.H,  W.Addksthiop  House  Tilslcy  Mr.  Heuiy,  UockhilJ 


LanK>toiie  James   Houghton,  Esq. 

W  p.,  Sarsden  Htnise 
LocKvvood  Rev.  .1.  W.,  Kinghatn 
Matiliews  Mr.  Thomas,  Hij,'h  st 
.Mitdiell  Rev.  John,  R.  cUiill 
Morley  Rev.  Jaiiie-,  New  st 
Peninston  the  Mis>es — ,  Cornwell 
Riade  Sir  John  Chciudos,     Hart., 

Shipion  (Norton 

Rushton  Rev.  John  Ftichnrd.HouU- 
Samuel  Rev.  Joh  ■,  H.iythifip 


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(Bxtox^^tii't' 


CHIPPING  NORTON,  &c. 


J^lattr'jJ 


ACADEMIES    &    SCHOOLS. 

Blakfi'-u  Souliia  (b.iariliiig),Hook 

Ni'itoti 
BHiriMi  «JcnonL.    H. .ok -Norton— 

Riiili  Blacks t-il,  iiiistifss 
British    School,    New   street— 

llicliard  Hnideisoii,  ma-tt-r 
Grammar    School,    lliuich  st— 

R.ilint  Hittlfy,  iinster 
Hi-llovvay  Klean.T  &  Saiah  (board- 

Vti  aiiddiv),   Hijjii  >t 
National  School,   Cliurch  st— 

)lo'.)Mi    Galpin,    master;    Sarah 

Fiani'W,  iiiotifss 
National  ScHooL.Honk-Norton- 

Anne  \V.ilt"ii,  nii-tre-s 
Potteis  the  .Mi«-es  — (ladies'  boaid- 

iiiv;),  lliickiill 
Siuitli  Stei)h-ii  (boarding).  West  st 
TeiinaniFiedijik.(.lay),HookNorton 

ATTORNEYS. 

Anlin  \Ve>tonM&t..vvii  ciei  k),\Vest  st 
Ra\vlin<ou    Abraiii    l.iiidow,  Cliip- 

piiig  Nor-nii,  and  Chirlbury 
TiMey  &  Wilkin-,  High  >t 
AUCTIONEERS. 
Do'ld  EdwaiM  Sunnier  (and  pawn- 

biokei).  v\  est  st 
Lyneetc  Cother,  Kingliain 

BAKERS. 

Dnnford  WilliaM.,  Peinbrol;e  st 
Ed^ar  Wiliiun,  West  st 
Hall  Riiiaid,  Hook-Norton 
Hall  Thomas,  llook-Nonon 
Hartley  Hiihani,  Middle  low 
Haiwond  TlioiDas,  Ovci-Nuttou 
Hailiavv.y  Joim,  We-t  st 
Hitynes  Charles,  Hook-Noiton 
MaMin  Dan'el,  ()<er-N.>i ton 
Phillips  Hi.  hard.  New  st 
Timm-.Gi  o  (\  c.'iilectioner),Higli  st 
VVbiifield  Philip,  H^ok-Norton 

BANKERS. 
STOURBRIDGK   &    KiDDERMIN'TER 

Banking  Compaw  (liraiic  h) — 
(dra^von  Sinitn,  Pa,'iie&  Smith's, 
London) — 'rhoina-UullSjiuanager, 
Chippiiiii  Norton 

BASKET  MAKERS. 
Tiaffoid  H.  nrv,  Pembroke  st 
Watts  Will  am,  Mindlt-  row 

BLACKSIVIITHS. 
Banghan  Will  am,  ()»er  Norton 
Cox'Johti,  Hoiik-N^rton 
Dr.ip.  r  (teor«e,  LoAermw 
Dring  Natham.l  {&  tarrier),VVest  st 
Fi.-I>l  Wm.  (&  wliitr),  Pemtiioke  st 
Franklin  Solomon,  Hook-Noiton 
Smith  Jo-epii,  Dver  Norton 
Tappin  John,  Ho..k-Norton 
BOOKSELLERS  Ac  STATIONRS. 
Liddia'ilJohn,  f^igll  ^t  [st 

Smilli  Geo.  iMaid>y(&  printer),  High 
Stanbri'iise  Catherine  (and  suh-dis- 
tnbriter  of  stainp-i),  Aliihlle  row 
BOOT  AND  SHOE    MAKERS. 
liirrt-tt  Wilii.im,  Hook -Norton 
Gre.  nwood  Hv.iwliolesaleJ.New  st 
Kiitl.ind.tame>,VVi>i  st 
Lnik-tt  William.  Mddic  row 
Pairre  George,  iMiddle  row 
Scarhrook  Williani.  New  st 
Teall  John,   We^t  >t 
Tirrson  Michael, Town's  eirl 
Town-^end  Ror..  r-,  Midill-  row 
Williams  Uichaid,  West  st 
VVi'lianisSiiiiii'  1,  New  st 
Williams  Tiiomas,  Ci  niUrokesi 

BREWERS. 

Hitchinan  Willi  .m  siiul;in  &  Co 
(and  inalt-ier-),  UOROUQH 
HrewerY,  West  »t 

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BUTCHERS. 

Byron  Wil  iam,  .Middle  row 
H  .ndsTnoniMs,  High  -t 
Hitchinan Thoma-i,  Hook-Norton 
Jerrning.s  Kdwanl,  West  st 
varuett-  Rieiiai(l(poik), Lower  row 
Phillips  Thomas.  West  st 
Porter  Charles,  Lower  row 
Wells  Kdward,  Hook -Norton 
Wells  Francis,  High  st 
^\  ilks  John,  Hook-Norton 
Wilks  William,  Loivei  row 

CABINET    MAKERS    AND 

UPHOLSTERERS. 

Hitclimai- John,   West  >t  [st 

H'dgkinsriiiioihy(<&  builder), High 

Qa.itermaine  James,  Lower  row 

CARPENTERS    &    JOINERS. 
Banghan  Daniel.  Over  Norton 
Doe  John,  H"ok-I\oi  ton        j 
Geaiiiii!  \Viilidm,  Hiuhst 
Hall  William,  Hook-Norton 
H^ntin  J.dia,  Hook-Noiton 
Kench  Thoma-,  Hook  N(nton 
KciK  h  WlliHm,  Hook-Norton 
Liickelt  Daniel,  Hook-Norton 
Snlter  Kdwai'l,  Hook-Noiton 
Wrtlfoid  David,  HiMrk-Norton 
Young  Cliarh  s.  West  -t 
CHEMISTS  AND  DRUGGISTS. 
Gilkes  Su«arina,  Hook-Norton 
Harris  (ii ori-e,  High  -t 
M  ilin>  Joseph  Fiedeiick  (Medical 

Hall),  Hrgh  >t 
Stephaii  Jolin  Henrv,  H'gli  st 
CHINA,    GLASS,  &c.  DEALERS. 
Hood  Kdward,  Hith  st 
Main-  Khyaheth  Louisa,  West  st 
Robinsun  Williiitn,  Hook-Norton 

COACH    BUILDERS. 
Beediey  Johrr,  We-t  st 
Page  John,  Rockhill 

COOPERS. 

Katon  John,  Midiile  low 
Luck' tt  John,  Hook-Norton 
Matthews  Robert,  Midd  e  row 
CURRIERS   AND    LEATHER 
SELLEKS. 

Gardner 'riiomas,  New  st 
Hayne>  Stt  phen,  H  gh  st 

FIRE,   tic.  OFFICE   AGENTS. 
BntMiNGHAM(firi ),  I  imotliy  Hodj;- 

kiiis,  High  SI 
Clekical  &  Medical  (lift), Weston 

Apiirr,  West  srreet 
County  (tire;,  &  PKoviDENT(life), 

George  M.  Sm  th,  High  st 
Family  Kndowment   (lile),  Thos. 

Ho  K,  H  Kb  >t  [si 

Faumeks', 'i'llsli  y  &  Wilkins.hith 
Genehal,     Waiinington     &    Co., 

Hook  Norton  [High  st 

General  (h  dlsiorni),  Ja-.  Fr>her, 
Globk,  John  Li'Uliard,  High  st 
Norwich    U.mon,   James  F'iaher, 

High  street 
Scottish      Association      (life), 

Tirnothv  HoWgi-iiis,  High  st 
Sun.  AbramL.Uawlrnson.Ciinrcli  st 

GARDENERS    6t     SEEDSMEN. 

Lncki  It  Jaine«,  New  st 
Mrtigeits  Riehard,  Lower  row 
GLOVERS. 

Belcher  Henry,  High  st 
lloweir  Henjamiir,  Hinlr  st 
Bowen  .lohir,    Over-Ntirton 

GROCERS    St    TEA    DEALERS. 

{Sfe  nl.io  S/iop/ti'fi/jers.) 
Lnvclanil  Jacob,  Hiuh   st 
•Mattliews  (ieorne.  High  ^t 
Peitipher  Thomas,  West  st 
Ptrmphiey  Edwiir,    Honk-Norton 
Wanningtou  &  Lempricre,  Hook- 
Norton 


HORSE-CLOTH    AND    WEB 
MANUFACTURER. 

Bliss  William  (and  i.ers.ys,  tweeds, 

and  pi  ess  baLgirru),  Newst 

inns- 
commercial  ani)   posting. 
(See  also  Tavermif  Public  Houses,) 
Crown  &  Cn>hion,VVilhain  Bishop, 

High  s're'  t 
Fox,  Joseph  Porter,  Higli  st 
White  Hart  Henry  (lardner.High  St 

IRONMONGERS. 
Gulliver  Tnos.  (&  tinman),  High  st 
Hrirrt  Tinnns,  High  St 
PhippsTlxx.  (&  tinman),   High  lit 

LAND    AGENTS. 
Lyne&Cothers  (and  auctioneers), 

Kinglraiii  fst 

Smith  Stephen  (&  surveyor),  West 

LINEN    DRAPERS. 
Holliniiton  John,  Hook-Norton 
Parsons  Itoli-  rt,  Hiah  st 
KolN&  Kimber,  Hiudist 
Warinington   &  Leinpeiiere,Hook« 

Norton 

MILLERS. 
Claiidsre  B  nj  .min,  Prio-y  Mill 
Hartley  E  iw;ir<t,  Miildle  row 
Honour  John,  Rockhill 
MILLINERS&  DRESS  MAKERS 
Uowen  Eliz  ilKtli,  High  >t 
•  iolTe  Charlote,  Hook  Norton  • 

Hitchinan  Rachael,  West  st 
Kirrlaitil  Sa  ah,  West  st 
Lusty  Eliza,  Niw  st 
Parsons  Maty,  Hmh  st  [roir 

Wilks  TempeVance  &   Ann,  Lower 
PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS    AND 

GLAZIERS. 
Allcock  John,    West  st 

Kloxhain  Thomas,  Hook*Norton 
Fisiier  .lani'  s   Hitih  st 
M  dills  GeorBf,  West  >t 
.Matiiiews  .lohn.  High  st 

PERFUMERS    AND     HAIB 
DR£».SERS. 
Banlett  George,  Midille  row 
Hood  Edward,  High  st 
Phil)ps  Thomas,  Hook-Norton 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Gardner  Thomas,  New  st 
Knibhs  .Ann,  Miildle  r-ov 
Sturdi  ThorniS,  Hook-NortOQ 

SHOPKEEPERSdc  DEALERSIN 
GROCERIES    «c    SUNDRIES. 

Boh  en  John,  C)ver-Norl()Q 
Bull  Thomas,  LoW' r  row 
Castl-  Samuel,  New  st 
Coleman  Henry,  Pembrnke  st 
Dodd  Kdwanl  .Sumner,  \V(stst 
End  ill  Mary,   Lower  row 
G-ffe  Charlotte,  HooU-NortOD 
H.irwooil  John,  Pembroke  si 
Hopkins  Sarah,  High  M 
Hovaid  Joim.  Lower  row 
.lee  Thomas    Ni  w  >t 
Maci'  .lohn,  West  st 
M  ce  ThoiuHS,  New  st 
N  <sh  Ed»\ari!,  Hook -Norton 
Rohinson  Beniamin,  Itollrieiit 
It  binson   William.  Hook-Norton 
Romrs  WiUiam,  Ovi  r-Nurtou 
Wells  Sarah.  New  st 
Wiili.ims  ,laines.  New  st 
Williams  Thomas,  Prmbroke  st 

STAY    MAKERS. 
Coonrbs  Jaiir,  Aliddir  row        [row 
Wilks  Tem[>erance&  Anne,  LuWtrr 

STONE    MASONP. 

Haynes  Stephen,  Hook-Noiton 
iron  John,  Hook-Nortou 


Mittitoi'^, 


CHIPPING  NORTON,  &c.         mioinmxt. 


Meades  Richd.  &  Henry,  Charcli  f,t 
Powell  Joliii,  Swerfoid 
PowellJohn, jui).,  Swerford 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 
Boweii  Elizabeth,  Hiah  st 
Biiswell  Martha.  AUddle  row- 
Mason  Anne,  High  st 
Pickerini;  Marv,  High  st 
Slaier  Eliza,  New  st 

SURQEONS. 

FarwellJohn,  High  st 
Holmes  Cliitrles,  HikIi  5t 
Hopwond  Thomas  Medical  Hall, 

Hit;!)  street 
Mallam  Uichard,  Hook- Norton 
TAILORS. 
Marked  #  are  ahso   Drapers. 
•Belcher  Heniy,  Hii;h  st 
Bowles  William,  Middle  row 
HoUington  Joseph,  Hook-Nortnn 
*Keck  Edward  Harradine,  High  st 
Lardner  John,  West  st 
•Parsons  Robert,  Hi^h  st 
•Rolls  &  Kimber,  High  st 
•VVarmington  &  Lempiiere,  Hook 

Norton 
White  William,  Orcr  Norton 
TAVERNS  ec  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 
Bell,  John  Padbury,  WrsI  st 
Bell,  James  Robinson.  Hook-Norton 
Blue  Anchor,  Riclianl  Palmer,  High  st 
Blue  Boar,  Joseph  Malins,  Pembroke  st 
Blue  Lion,  Richard  Kearsey,  Ne^A  st 
Boroiigli  Arms,  Charles  Davies,  High  st 
Chapel  HoHse,  James  Smith,  Oxfoid  roan 
Chequers,  Thomas  Phipps,  Middle  row 
Geori;e,  Richard  Phillips,  New  st 
H'irae  &  Groom ,J"hii  Keitle*,Middlero\v 
Horse  &  Gconm,  Geo.Payne,Ovei-Norton 
Kinn's  Arms,  ls:iac  Sliavler,  West  st 
King's  Head,  William  Mason,  New  st 
Masons'  Arms,  John  Uaylis,  Swerford 
Old  Wagon  and  Horses,  Peter  Summer- 
ton,  Roi-khill 
Parrot,  Caroline  Lnckett,  Middle  row 
Red  Lion,  Thomas  Hands,  High  st 
Hed  Linn,  Charles  Wyton,  Hook-Norton 
Royal  Oak,  John  Symonds,  Pembroke  »t 
Ship,  Tbamas  Holtham,  Lower  row 
S\in,  David  Messeneer,  Hook-Norton 
Three  Tuns,  James  Q'lv,  Pembroke  st 
Unicorn,  Ralph  Kllis,  Ri.Uright 
Unicorn,  John  Hood,  High  st 

Retailers  of  Beer 

Bond  Thomas,  UVst  st 
Hathaway  John,  West  st 
Jee  Thomas,  New  st 
Lucketi  Jinies,  New  st 
While  William,  Hook-Norton 

WATCH  8e  CLOCK   MAKERS. 
Baker  James,  New-t 
Paine  Johrr,  Hook  Ni)rrnn 
Siinms  SimueldS jewellei),  Highst 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Bauahaii  Danit  I,  Over-Norton 
Beechi'v  John,  West  st 
EndallRicliaid,  Rockhill 


Keuch  Thomas,  Hook-Norton 
Kench  William,  Hook  Norton 
Page  John,  Rockhill 
Salter  William,  Honk-Norton 

W^INE,    SPIRIT  AND    HOP 
MERCHANTS. 

Hitchmati  William  Simkin  &  Co., 

West  street 
Kingdon  John  Henry,  Middle  row 

IVIiscellaneaus. 

BickerstafT  John,  corn  and  wool  dealer. 

New  street 
Bissell  James,  haberdasher.  New  st 
Budge   John,    inland    revenue    ollicer, 

Pembroke  street 
Cnstle  Thomas,  poulterer, Honk-Norton 
Eggleston  Ann,  confectioner,  High  st 
Gas    Works,  Oottin's  lane— Hilchman 

and  Co..  managers 
Harwood  John,  furniture  broker  &  trunk 

maker,  Pembroke  street 
HieattJohn,  plasterer  and  slater,  Pem- 
broke st  [High  st 
Hopkins  Samh,  servants*  register  oliice, 
Inland  Revenue:  Of  pic  R,at  the  Crown 

Inn — John  Cowper, supervisor 
James  Robert,  veterinary  9urgpon,Wesfst 
Keck  Thomas,  rope,  sack  it.  twine  maker. 

High  st  [High  st 

LiddiardCharlotte.toy  &  Berlin  repository 
Malins  John,  parish  clerk.  Church  »t 
Phillips  Jolin,fellmi>uger,  Di&lon's  lane 
Pliipps  Thos.  parish  clerk,  Hook-Nonon 
Police  Station,  Town  Hall— Charles 

Yate?,  superintendent 
Robin.son  Thomas,  dealer  in  Biriningbam 

goods,  Penibrdke  street 
Sellers  Enos,  tea  dealer,  Pembroke  st 
Smiih  Stephen,  land  surveyor.  West  st 
Town    Hai.l,     High    street— William 

Bowler,  keeper 


PLACES    OF   WORSHIP, 

AND  THKIR  MINISTBRS. 

Saint  Mart's  Church,  Chipping-Nor- 

ton— Rev.  Robev  Eldridge,  eicar. 
Saint  Peter's  Church,  Hook-Norton 

—  Rev.  John  R.  Rushton,  cHra<e. 
Baptist    Chapel,    New  street— Rev. 

Thomas  Bliss. 
Baptist  C'uapel,    Hook-Norton— Rev. 

John  Blakeman. 
Friends'  Meeting-Housk.  New  st. 
Fr  I  rnus'Meeting  House, Hook-Norton 
Roman  Catholic  Chapel,  Rockhill — 

Rev.  John  Mitchell,  yjnest. 
Weslevan  Methodist  CHAPai.s,Dis- 

tin's  lane,  and  Hook-Nortoa. 


REGISTRARS, 

OF  BIRTHS,  DEATHS  &   MARRIAGES. 

Suverintenrient   Registrar — Abram    Lin- 

dow  Rawlinson. 
Deputy  Siiperinteniient — JolinBiegerstaff. 
Registrar  of  Mamages — John  Liddiard. 
Heiiistrarof  Btrths  and  Deaths — James 

Vokms. 


POOR    LAW   ONION. 

Workhouse,  Rockhill. 

Gournjoi  — Richd.  Polkinhorn  Hathnance 

Matron-  y\aTy  Hatlinance. 

ScAoo/mis(rfss~ Elizabeth  Browne. 

Surgeon- J <i)\u  Farwell. 

CAa/i/ain  — Rev.  John  Samuel. 

Clerk     to     the     Board     nf    Ouardiani— 

Abram  Lindow  Rawlinson. 
Relieving    0/yfcei«— Philip    Rulian    and 

James  Vokins. 


COUNTY   COURT, 
HELD  MONTHLY  JN  THE  TOWN  HALL 
Jurf^e— John  Billingsley  Lang,  Esq. 
C/fifc-Henrv  Field  Wilkins. 
Bai/i/-— Charles  Yatei. 


COACHES- 

To  OXFORD,  the  Royal  Mail,  from  th* 

Royal    Oak,  and   the   Blenheim,  daily 

(Sunday  excepted) 
To  WORCESTER.the  Royal  Mmil.iTom. 

the  Royal  Oak,  every   allerooon  (Sua* 

day  excepted) 

CONVEYANCE    BY   RAILWAY. 

The  Oxford  Station,  nntlie  Branch  of  the 
Great  Western  Railway,  is  distant 
18  miles  from  ChlppinE-Nortoo,  by 
which  passenners  can  be  conveyed  to 
London,  and  the  West  of  England 

The  BucKi.N'OHAMSRiRE  Railway  novr 
in  progress  and  near  completion  (Feb. 
I80O),  will  have  a  Staiiun  at  Aynho, 
distant  13  miles,  opening  a  coinraUDi- 
cation  with  ihe  Metropolis,  and  all 
parts  ol  the  Noith. 

A  CoarA  to  Oxford,  daily,  from  tha 
Royal  Oak 

CARRIERS 

To    LONDON,    John   Ward,  from   bia 

house,  daily 
To  BANBURY,  William  Haynes,  from 

his  hnufC,  Monday, Tuesday, Thuridaf 

and  Saturday,  and  John  Mace,MoDda]r, 

Thursday  and  Saturday 
To  BLOCKLEY,  John  Ward,  from  bia 

house,  Tuesday,  Thn.Bdav  &  Saturday 
To  BOURTON-ON-THE-WA TER.JohB 

Ward,  from  his  house,!  huriday  A  Sata 
To   BURFORD,  John  Mace,   from   bia 

house.  Friday 
To   CAMPDEN,  John   Ward,  from   hU 

house,  Thursday  and  Saturday 
To    CHARLBURY,    Jonathan    Sorrell, 

from    Ihe    Fox,  Wednesday,  and    Joba 

Ward,  fiom  hia  bouse,  Wednesday  and 

Saturday 
To    EVESHAM,  John  Ward,  from  bia 

bouse,  Monday, Wednesday  &  Friday 
To    MORETON,  John    Mace,  from  hia 

house.  Tuesday 
To    OXFORD,   John    Ward,  from    bia 

house,  daily, and  John  Mace  &  Henry 

Slason,  (rom  their  houses,  Friday 
To  SHIPS  I'uNE,  John   Ward,  Imm  bia 

hou.se.  Tuesday,  Thursday  &  Sjturday 
To  STOW,  Jolm  Ward,  trom  his  hons* 

house.  Tuesday,  Thurs'ay  &  Saturday, 

and  Henry  Mason,  from  his  bouse,Moia 


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DEDDINGTON 


S  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Wootton— the  market  >  Rev.  James  Brogden.  The  Independents  and  Wesleyan 
town,  small  and  ancient,  i.s  6.3  miles  s.w.  from  London,  1  methodi'ts  have  each  a  chapel  for  their  worship.  A 
16  N.  from  O.Kford.  and  24  miles  from  the  Aynlio  public  school,  condncted  npon  the  national  plan,  for 
station,  on  the  IJnckinghamsnire  hranch  of  the  Oxford  ]  children  of  either  !<ex,  and  almshou>es  tor  eitht  aged 
Junction,  and  the  Great  Western  railway  lines;  plea-  men  and  women  are  the  chiirities.  Within  the  ciicult 
santly  sitnated  npon  an  acclivity,  near  the  river  Cher-   of  a  few  miles  are  some  eleeant  seat.s^of  the  gentry — 


""••■V    ^ ■■   ■    "I"'"  "•■  "^■-*"' ""J  >  ■""■    '"^         ■  ~■■^- 

well  and  the  Oxford  canal  ;  upon  the  hanks  of  tiie  latter 
there  is  a  good  wharf.  The  iiihabit><iits  enjoy  a  lolerahie 
trade  in  c<»rii  and  malt,  and  there  is  an  extensive 
manufactory  of  patent  axletrees.  The  town  stiit 
memhers  to  parliament  in  llie  reign  of  Edwaril,  but  in 
nosncceedine  reian  has  it  enjoyed  that  disiiuction.  A 
bailiff  is  appointed  annuallv,  bv  the  lords  of  the  nirtnor. 
Ttie  parish  church  of  Saint  Peter  and  Saint  Paul, is  a 


amongst  these  will  be  noticed  Aynho  Park. three  railea 
to  the  east,  the  seat  of  Sir  Thomas  Cartwriglit,  one 
of  themanoiial  lords;  A-ton  Park,  two  miles  south, 
the  property  of  Colonel  Chailes  Bowles;  Great  Tew 
Paik,  .somewhat  more  than  four  miles  west,  M.  W.  P. 
Boulton,  Esq.  &c.  The  inatkt  t,  held  on  Saturday,  has 
for  .some  time  been  but  very  inditfeieiitly  attended. 
Fairs,  Augu>t  10th,  the  Saturday  inxt  aft  r  the  11th  oC 


commodious  and  haiKlsome  edifice,  with  a  substantial  October,  and  November  22iid,  for  cattle  of  all  kinds 
embattled  tower,  containing  a  peal  of  bells  :  the  liviiie  The  parish  of  Deddingion  (which  includes  the  town- 
is  a  discharged  vicarage,  in  the  gift  of  ihe  Dean  and  I  ships  of  Clifton  and  Hempton)  contained,  m  1831, 
Canons  of  Witidsor;the  present   incumbent  is  the.  2,078  inhabitants,  and  in  1S41,  2,025, 

3  J7 


(Bxfoihfitiyi* 


DEDDINGTON. 


^latci'0 


POST  OFFICE,  John  Calcutt,  Poj/J)/as/«-.— Letters  from  London  Hud  various  places  beyond,  also 
from  the  West  and  South,  arnve(froaj  Woodstock)  every  morniugat  five,  and  are  despatched  ihereio  at  a 
quarter  pnst  eitlit  iii  the  evening. 

Letters  from  places  North,  &c.  fanive  ftoin  Banbury)  every  evening  at  a  quarter  past  eight,  and  are 
despatclied  tiiereto  at  five  in  the  morning. 

GENTRY  AND  CLERGY.  Bennett  Elias,  hakei 

Boulton  Matthew  P.  W.  Esq.,  Great    " 

Tew  Parlv  [Park 

Bowles  ColonelClnrles,North.\ston 
Cartwriijlit  Rev.  S.  R.,  Ayiilio 
Cartwright  Sir  Thomas, Avnho  Park 
Churc'iill  John,  E^q.  (coionei) 
Cluirchill  Mr.  Henry,  DeildiiiBton 
Faulkner  Mr.  Cha-les,  Dcddinf^ton 
Hall  Rev.  Henry  W.,  Dcddingion 
Parker  Rev.  Ohed,  Deddingtoii 
Reddall  Rev.  Kdward,  A>nho 
Kisley   Rev.  William  Cotton,  Ded- 

dington  [dineton 

AA'ilson  Rev.  Francis  Garrett,  Ded- 
Wilson  Rev.  William,  OverWootton 

House 
PROFESSIONAL    PERSONS, 
INCLUDING    SCHOOLS. 

Clarke  James,  luiister  of  National 

School 
Field  Samuel,  attorney 
Hiichcock  &  Kincli,  attorneys 
Lamb  .lohn  Francis,  attorney 
Petty  Frances,  mistress  of  National 

School 
Smith  Wiriiam,  schoolmaster 
Turner  Thonia*  William,  surgeon 
FIRE,    &c.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 
Cattle  Insur4nce,  John  Scrag^js 
Church  of  England,  JohnSamuel 

Hin.n 
Cot;sTV  (fire")  and  PaoviDENTdife) 

Margetts  and  Son 
Globe  (fire  and  lite),    Samuel  Field 
Law  (fire),  Samuel  Field 
Phcenix  (fire),  Thomas  (Jalcutt 
Property   Protection,  'Ihoma^ 

Calcntt  [Kinch 

Solicitors'    (life),    Hitchcock  and 

INNS  AND  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Ciown  &  Three  Tuns, John  Poulton 
King's  Arms  (commercial),  Edward 

Hatton 
Plough,  'I'liomas  Mattliews 
Red  Lion,  John  Rose 
Three  Horse  Shoes,  John  Whetton 
Uniiorn  (commercial),  Wm.Sturch 

SHOPKEEPERS    &   TRADERS. 

Arlidg.-  Harriet,  milliner 
Baker  John,  slater  and  plasterer 
Bear^ley  VVilli.iin,  hoot  maker 


Mullis  Kdw.saddlerand  rope  maker 
Payne  Ridiard,  hairdresser  [nikr 
Petty  Frances,  milliner  and  dre.ss 
Petty  George  Eustace, brewer,  malt< 

sier  and  china  dealer 
Petty  Thomas,  grocer  and  druggist 
Pullin  John,  tailor  fgiocer 

Rnbinson  John,  draper,  hatter  and 
Rose  John,  builder  and  ironmonger 
SammauA.  &  H.  diapers  and  tailors 
ScioggsJohn, auctioneer  and  inait.^tr 
Smith  James   Henry,  chemist  and 

druggist 
Smith  Mary  .Ann,  straw  Jiat  maker 
Spiers  William,  pari>-h  clerk 
Strong  Eli/aheth,  straw  hat  maker 
Sturcli  William,  rnalfsier 
WellsHenry, butcher  &  shopkeeper 
West  &   Dean,  grocers  and  spirit 

merchants 
Wlietton  John,  shopkeeper 
Williams  Richard,  cooper 
\ViUiains  William,  cooper 
Willifer  William,  butclier 
Wilsdon   John,    currier,  and  boot 

and  shoe  maker 
Wookrove  John,  rake,  hurdle  and 

ploui^li  maker 
Woolgrove  Joseph,  baker 


Bennett  Richnrd,  baker 

Ruber  John,  blacksmith 

Bii>byThi)ma>i,caipenterand  wheel- 
wiii^lit  [wheelwright 

Busby     William,    carpenter    and 

Bygrave  Joseph,  boot  and  slioe  mkr 

BygraveWilliam.piinterand  glazier 

Calcntt  John,  leather  seller 

Calcuit    Thomas,    bookseller,  sta- 
tioner and  printer 

Chatei  George,  baker 

Chater  William,  baker 

Churchill Cbailes,  shopkeeper 

Churcliill  Henry,  carpenter 

Clrirke  Sarali.  milliner        [revenue 

Cooper  John,  snpervi.sor  of  inland 

Dawes  William,  tailor 

Diaii  Henry,  butcher 

East  Robert,  draper 

East  William,  tailor 

Franklin  Robert,  builder 

Fiench  John,  butcher 

French  Tliomas,  tailor 

French  William,  mealman 

(jardner  Richard,  china  dealer 

Gibbard  William,  farmer 

Gibbs  Jane,  servants'  register  office 

Gibbs  Jose))b,  watch  maker      [mkr 

Heiitage  Richard,  patten   and  dog 

Hiron  John   Samuel,   bookseller, 
stationer  and  printer 

Hobley  Henry,  painter  and  glazier 

Hopcraft  James,  brick    maker  and 
stone  mason  [stone  mason 

Hopcraft  .l(jh:i,    brick  maker   and 

Hopcraft  Richard,  bricklayer 

Hopcraft  William,  ironmoneer  and  To  LOXDOV  and  OXFORD, the  ffiio/ 
SlOtie  mason  [maker  j      (from  Banbury)  cr»llsattlie  Kinfr'sArms, 

Knibbs William, saddler  and  harness  i      every  morning,  and  the  RrgulaU.r  calls 

Lambert  John.boot  and  shoe  maker  !  t^' 'I't  V.^;?,T,\  'V  ","""';""     ,, 
I  „...;.  lq,„p,    hntrhrr  ^°  BANBURY,  ihe  Regulator  (Uoxa  Ox- 

L,cv%is  james,  nutcn<  l  ^^,,3,  ^.^n^  ^,  ,1,^  unico,.„^  every  morn- 

MalhnsKlizabeih,  milliner  inland  the  ffiia/  calls  ot  the  King's 

Mallins  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker  I     Arm»,  every  afternoon 

Mallins  Robeit,  boot  and  shoe  mkr !  CARRIERS- 

iMargetts&Son,  grocers,  and  dealers' To  BANBUKY,  WiiHam  Gibbard,  irom 

in  iiritish  wines  i      the  Unicom,  Joseph    Hemniings,  from 

Ma-on     Benjamin,  blacksmith  and'      his  house.  Monday  and  Thursday,  and 

spring  maker  '      Richard    French,    Monday,   Thursday 

Mason    Joseph    &   Samud    &  Co.,    j  ToOXFORd!  William  Edmund-,  from 

patent  axle  tree  manufacturers  |  the  Unicorn,  Wednesday  .and  Saturday 
Merry  Matthew,  baker  and  to  WOODSTOCK,  on  Tuesday 


CONVEYANCE    BY    KAIfWAY 

The  nearest  Station  at  present  is  Ox- 
ford, sixteen  miles  south;  but  llio 
Buckinghamshire  branch  line,  neatly 
completed,  will  pass  about  2^  miles 
from  Deddington,  at  Aynho,  where  a 
staiion  will  be  established. 

COACHES. 


Be 


DOUCHES  I  Ea  AND  NEIGHBOURHOOD. 


ORCHESTER  is  a  parish,  giving  name  to  a  hun- I  and  an  abbey  of  Augustine  canon«.  The  present  and 
died — the  village  formerly  a  market  town,  and  one  of  only  cburcli,  anciently  the  cathedral,  and  attaclxd  to 
great  antiquity,  is  .')0  miles  N.w.fn.m  London,  between  the'ahhey,  is  dedicated  to  Sa^nt  Peter  and  Saint  Paul  : 
8  and  9  s  s.e  from  Oxford,  and  about  4  miles  from  the  it  is  a  large,  venerable,  and  veiy  curious  structure,  with 
line  of  the  Great  VVestern  Railway ;  situated  on  the  a  low  tower  at  the  we^t  end,  a  remarkable  Norman 
banks  of  the  Thiine,  which  river,  near  its  confluence  doorway,  some  stalls  with  rich  canopi.'s,  and  remains 
•with  the  I  sis,  i>:  crossed  by  a  handsome  stone  bridije.  of  fine  stained  glass  in  the  windows.  Among  the 
Dordiester  is  supposed  to  have  originally  been  a  British  monuments  are  some  of  very  remote  date;  and  the 
town,  and  afterwards  a  station  of  the  Romans,  c  tiled  |  font,  which  is  of  leai),  is  a  curious  rdic.  'Jhe  living 
Durocoinovium  or  Diirorhia ;  and  Roman  coins  and    of  Dorchester  is  a  perpetual  curacy,  in  the  giftofcer- 


medals  have  fiequeiitiy  been  discovered  in  and  ahout 
the  place.  Subsequent  Iv  Dorchester  became  a  bishopric, 
fouiided  by  Cynoglis,  King  ofWessex  ;  and  Birinus,an 
Italian  |)iiest,  was  its  first  ordained  bishop.  Soon 
afiei  the  Norman  Conquest  the  bishopiic  was  removed 
to  Lincidii,  from  which  time  the  town  rapidly  declined 
in  itnpoi tame.  In  its  days  of  ecclesiastical  prosperity 
there  were,  besides  the  cathetlral,  three  other  churches. 


tain  trustees.  A  portion  of  the  conventual  buildings 
is  still  standing  in  the  churchyard,  and  is  used  as  the 
grammar  school,  whicli  was  founded  in  IGfjfi,  for  the 
education  of  six  boys.  The  trade  of  the  place  is  quite 
unimportant;  mannfactures  iheie  ate  none,  and  the 
market  has  for  a  long  periorl  bei  n  lost.  A  f.iir  is  held 
on  Easter  Tuesday.  The  population  of  ibepaiish  (in- 
cluding the  hamlet  of  Burcott)  in  1841,  wa.s  1,078. 


POST  OFFICE,  Stephen  Savory  Simpson,  Poxt  Muster. — Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (from  Wal- 
i-EStEwoKDby  f«ot-pust)  every  morning  at  half-past  eight,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  a  quarter  before 
six  in  the  evening. 

Davey  John,  Esq.,  Dorchester 
Haniiam  Henry,  Esq.,  Burcott 
Hyde  Mrs.—,  Dorchester  ' 
Latham  Joseph  Cliristopher,  Esq., 
Dorchester 


GENTRY    AND    CLERGY. 

Adams  Mrs.  Martha, Dorchesier 
Cberrill  James,  Esq.,  Dorchester 
Cripps  John,  Esq.,  Burcott 
Davey  George,  Esq.,  Dorchester 

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[>atham  Miss  Catherine,  Dorchiestfr 
Newsham  Rev.  Robert,  Dorchester 
Saunders  Mrs. — ,  Overy 
Sewell  Mr.  Henry,  Dorchester 


JBtrcctoi)). 


DORCHESTER,  &c. 


i&xtoiH&f)iXt, 


PROFESSIONAL    PERSONS. 

INCLUDING  SCHOOLS. 

Allchin  Jane,  scluKilmistrJss 
Byass  William  Clutton,  surgeon 
Davis  George,  master  of  Grammar 
School  and  agent  to  tlie  Union 
*   Assurance  Company  [School 

"•Davis  Sarah,   mistress  of  National 

INNS    AND    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Castle,  Jiiseph  Lowe 
Crown,  Tho(n;is  Whichelo 
Fleur-(le-Lis,  'I'honias  Syers 
George,  James  Cobb 
Plough,  John  Burridge 
SHOPKEEPERS    &    TRADERS. 
B  mister  George,  butclur 
BeasK  y  Geo.  beer  retailer,  Bnrcott 
Bunting  Fiaiicis,  shopkeeper 
Cadell  William,  beer  retailer 


Cherrill  George,  miller  and  farmer 
Cobb  Thomas,  blacksmith 
Cobb  William,  bricklnyer 
Coleing  George,  grocer  and  baker 
Coles  Thomas,  linm  draper 
Cook  William,  farmer 
Cox  Wm.,  corn  dealer  and  maltster 
Devve  James,  fdrmer,  Burrott 
Durbidi^e  James,  beer  retailer 
Goodey  William,  butcher 
Ha\vesTliomas,boot  and  shoe  maker 
Hedaes  Ilicliard,  beer  letailer 
Higgins  Charles,  b.iker  [smith 

Ho\v>e  Jatiies,  shopkeeper  &  black- 
JenimettWilliam,  gioccr&  druggist 
Jordan  William,  wheelwright 
Lewis  Wiliiani,  shopkeeiier 
Robins  Wm.  hoot  and  shoe  maker 
Saltmarsh  Charles,  shopkeeper 


Shrimpton  George,  tailor  &  draper 
Slirubb  James,  miller  and  farmer 
Taylor  Thomas,  grocer  and  bakCr 
Wallis  Joseph,  corn  dealer 
Walter  Joseph,  cooper 
Wliiciu'lo  Ann,  (Ires>  maker 
Whichelo  'I'lionip.s,  wheelwiight 
Wilkins  Thomas,  iihimber&  glazier 

CONVEYANCE  BY  RAILWAY, 
ON   TIIK  GREAT  VVESTRRN  LINE. 

Slnlion,  Abingdon  RoAD.bi-twren  three 
ami  four  milis  from  Dorchester. 


CARRIERS- 

To  ABINGDON,  David  Mori;(in,  from 
his  house,  and  Jonathan  Brown,  froni 
the  Crown,  Monday  and  Thnrsday,  and 
lo  WALLINCFORD.  on  Friday. 


HENLBY-UP()N-THA1\IES, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OK  REMENHAM,  NETTLEBED  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


ITlENLEY-upoN-THA.MES,  is  a  market  town,  a 
borough  corporate,  and  parish,  having  separate  jnris- 
diction,  locally  in  the  hundred  of  Binfield;  35  miles 
w.  fronr  London,  23  s.E.  from  O.xford,  16  w.  by  n. 
from  Wind-or,  9  w.  from  Maidenhead,  8  n.n.e.  from 
Reading.  7  s.s.w.  from  Marlovv,  and  5  from  theTwv- 
ford  station,  on  the  Great  Western  Railway.  This,  one 
of  the  neatest  and  cleanest  towns  in  the  county,  is 
pleasantly  situated  on  the  high  road  from  London  to 
O.xford  and  Cheltenham,  on  a  eentle  ascent,  rising 
from  the  western  bank  of  the  Thames,  which  heie 
forms  I  he  boundary  of  tiie  comities  of  O.xfonJ  and 
Berks.  A  iiobie  stone  bridge,  of  five  arches,  ere<led 
in  1786,  bestrides  the  river:  the  sculpture  on  the  key- 
stones of  the  centre  arch  was  from  the  chisel  of  the 
Hon.  Mrs.  Darner.  'i"he  town  is  surrounded  by  well- 
wooded  hills,  interspersed  with  elegant  villas  and  ex- 
tensive plantations — the  scenery  altogether  around 
here  being  remarkably  sinking.  'I'he  hills  giving  name 
to  the  Cliiltern  hundreds  form  a  ridge  extending  from 
Henley  to  Tring  ;  the  nominal  office  of 'stewaid  of 
the  Chiltei  II  liundreds,'  under  the  Crown,  by  the  ac- 
ceptance of  which  members  of  parliament  vacate  their 


entation  of  the  Bishop  of  Rochester.  'I'he  other  places 
of  worship  are  Trinity  church  (or  chapel),  a  very  neat 
building,  lately  erected  on  Gray's  hill,  and  chapels  for 
Baptists,  Independents  and  the  Society  of  Friends. 
'l"he  royal  grammar  school  here,  was  founded  by 
James  1.,  for  educating  twenty-five  boys  in  Latin  and 
Greek  ;  and  the  blue-coat  school  was  founded  by  dame 
Eruaheih  Periam,  for  educating  and  clotirmg  twenty 
poor  boys,  and  apprenticing  the  four  seniors.  A  green- 
coat  school,  for  six  boys  and  a  like  number  of  girl.s 
are  now  taught  at  the  national  school.  A  British  and 
infants'  schools  supported  hy  subscription  ;  several 
almshouses,  rcspectahly  endowed,  and  various  benefac- 
tions, to  a  considerable  amount,  for  the  relief  of  the 
poor  are  the  other  charities.  For  many  years  a  number 
of  friendly  and  other  societies  have  been  established  ; 
and  there  is  a  savings'  bank.  The  market,  a  large  one 
for  corn  (which  is  '  pitched'),  seeds,  poultry,  vegeta- 
bles, &c.,  is  held  on  Thursday.  Fairs,  March  7lh, 
Holv  Thursday,  and  the  Thursday  next  after  Trinity 
Suii'd  .y,  all  for  cattle  ,  there  is,  besides  a  pleasure  and 
statute  fair  on  the  Thursday  next  after  the  21st  of 
September.    The  parish  of  Henley  containt  d,  in  1831, 


seats,  is  derived   from   these  hills.     There  are  four  1 3,618  inhabitants  ;  and  in  1841,  3,622. 

principal  streets,  which  are  well  paved  and  gas-lighted;       About  a  mile  and  a  half  n.  by  e.   frrmi  He_iiley,  in 


and  at  the  intersection  is  a  plain  stone  cioss  and  con 
duit.  The  town  hall  is  an  ornamental  building,  and 
the  market-house  is  commodious  and  well  constructed: 
these,  with  the  church,  and  the  bridge  before-mentio- 


ihe  hundred  of  Beynhurst,  county  of  Berks,  is  Remen- 
HAM  a  village  and  parish — the  latter  intersected  by  the 
river  Thames.  Park  Place,  in  this  parish,  was  formerly 
the  residence  of  General  Lord  Conwav  :  the  cultiva- 


ned,  are  the  most  prominent  public  edifices.  By  i  tion  and  distilling  of  lavender  was  established  here  by 
means  of  llie  Thames  a  considerable  trade  in  corn,  j  this  nobleman,  and  there  is  still  much  of  this  fragrant 
malt,  floui  and  timber,  is  carried  on  hence  to  London  plant  grown  in  the  neitthbourliood.  The  parish  church 
and  intermediate  places,  Henlev  was  first  incorpora-  is  dedicated  to  Saint  Nicholas  :  the  livingiN  a  rectory, 
led  by  Elizabeth,  and  another  charter  was  granted  by  in  the  presentation  of  the  Principal  and  Fellows  of 
George  1  :  the  corporation  consists  of  a  mayor,  hi^h  !  Jesus  College,  Oxford.^  Population  of  the  parish  m 
steward,   ten  aldermen,  two  bridyemen  and  sixteen  :  1831,  463;  in  1841,  48.5.  ,    rv 

burgesses,  with  a  recorder,  town  clerk  and  inferior!  Nettlebed  is  a  pair-h  lu  the  hundred  of  Ewelme 
officers;  the  mayor,  recorder  and  two  senior  alder- 1 —the  village  pleasant  and  rural,  is  situated  .t  miles 
men  are  iu>tices  of  the  peace.  Quarter  sessions  of  the  n.w.  bv  v.  from  Henley  on  the  main  road  to  Oxford, 
peace  are  regularly  held  here;  and  Henley  is  included  in  This  village  is  a  polling  station  at  the  election  of 
a  circuit  of  towns  under  the  «;ounty  Court  Act,  passe<l  county  members— independent  of  which  it  presents 
AuKUst,  1816,  for  the  recovery  of  debts  to  any  amount  nothing  meriting  particular  notice.  Ihe  parish  cliurch 
not  exceeding  £20.  of  Saint  Bartholomew  was  rebuat  by  subscription  m 

The  parish  church  of  Saint  Mary,  situated  near  to  1 1846,  and  opened  on  the  3rd  of  December  in  that 
the  bridge,  is  a  capacious  and  elegant  structure,  chieflv  I  vear :  it  is  a  handsome  strnctnie  in  the  early  decorated 
in  the  decorated  and  later  English  styles  ;  the  fine  and  j  .style  :  the  living  is  a  perpetual  curacy.  Ilie  IJaptists 
lofty  tnv^er,  which  was  raised  at  the  expense  ot  Caidi-  andWesleyan  Methodists  have  a  chapel  each,  and  there 
nal'Wolsey,  contains  a  peal  of  excellent  bells  ;  and  in  i  is  a  public  free-school  forguls  belongtim  to  the  parish 
tiie  church'  are  some  interesting  and  beautiful  nionu-|— the  population  of  whicii  in  1831,  was  bin,  ana  m 
ments.    The  living  of  Henley  i»  a  rectory,  in  the  pres- 1  1841,  690. 

POST  OFFICE,  Market-place,  Henley,  Hcnrv  Stubbs,  Po«<  Master.— Lettn&  frr)m  all  parts  arrive 
(from  Reading  by  mail  cart)  every  morning  at  ten  minutes  before  five,  and  atternooii  at  a  quarter  before  two, 
and  are  despatclied  thereto  at  half-pa'<t  nine  in  the  morning,  and  evening  at  a  quarter-past  eight. 

POST.  Nettlebed,  Receiving  House  at  io\w  Woolhonse's,  school  master.— Letters  troni  all  parts  arnve 
(from  Henley)  every  morning  at  half-past  seven,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  six  m  the  evening 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY,    AND 
CLERGY. 

AlmackRev.  Dr.  Hy.  Fawley Rectory 
Baiford    Hugh,   Esq.    t magistrate), 
Hart  street  [Bakers 

Barker  Thomas  Raymond,  Esq., 
Baskenille  Hy.  Esq.,  Ciow.sleyPaik 
Bennett  Mr.  George,  Marketplace 


Birch  John  William    Newell,  Esq., 

Henley  Park 
Boyes  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Duke  st 
Biangwin  Mr.  Abraham,  Gray's  Hill 
Buck  ham  Rev.  John,  New  st 
Bulk  ley  Maior  Thos.  Wyfold  Court 
Burlton  Rev.  FrancisJeuks.Rcctoiy, 

Thames  side 


Butler  Mrs.  Ann,  Gray's  Hill 
Bylcs  the  Misses—,  New  st 
Carna\s  the  Hon.  Lord,  StonerPark 
Clay  Mrs.  Jesse,  Bell  st 
Clowes  Captain  Thomas  Ball,  R.N., 

Northfield  end 
Cobley  Mr.  John,  New  st 
Cooper  Mi-ss  Margaret,   Hart  it 

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0xfoxlifitixt, 


HENLEY,  &c. 


^latci'js 


GENTRY,    *c Co7itinued. 

CooperPhilip  barratt,  Esq.,  Remen- 

bain  [Cottage 

Dans    John    Howell,    E«q.,     Pine 
Deane  Mr.  George,  Hiuh  st 
Dudley  Uev.   Win.  Charles,  Hart  .st 
El<ee  Air.  Cliarle.s,  NonhfieUI  end 
Ferrey  Benjn.    Esq.,  Grove  House, 

Fair  mile 
Fry  Joseph  H,  E?q.,  BridgeCottage 
Gale  Mrs.  Sarah,  Northfit-ld  end 
Godby  Rcv.Clias.Hy.  Nortlifield  end 
Gwilt  Jo«eph,  E>q.,  New  st 
Hall  Captain  James,  Wargiave 
Hall  Thomas,  Esq  ,  HarpsfleiiCourt 
Hazell  Uev.  James,  Nettlebed 
Hind  Miss  Ann,  Ewden 
Hodges  John,  Esq.,  Hurley 
Hussey  Mrs.—  ,  Wargrave 
Jackson  Mr.  George,  Greenland 
Jackson  Mr.  Hmry,  Bell  st 
Judsoii  Mr.  Charles,  High  .st 
Kiiisey  Rev.  Wm.  M.,Gray'sRectory 
Knolleys  Colonel,  Blount's  Court 
Lamb  Mr.  William,  Northfield  end 
Lane  Charles,  Esq.,  Badneuioor 
Langlev  the  Misses   Mary  Ann  & 

Harriet,  Northfield  end 
LawrenceMr.  Joseph,  Reading  road 
Leighton    R>v.     Francis     Knyvett, 

Hai  p«den  Rectory 
Lench  Mr.  Samuel,  New  st 
Long  Mis.  Mary  Ann,  Bell  st 
Lyndhurst  the  Right   Hon,   Lord, 

Turville  Park 


West  Hon.  Frederick,  CulhamCourt 

West  Lieut.  Colonel  Northfield  end 

White  Mrs.  Mariii,  Bell  st 

IVil-on  Josepli  Heniy,  Esq.  Gilletts 

ACADEMIBS     AND     SCHOOLS. 

Not  otherwise  Hescribe(\  are  Day  Schools. 

British  School  (hoys  and  tirls), 
Gray's  lane— Elisha  Work  man, 
master;  Mary  Workmau,inistress 

Crew  Maria,  Hart  st 

Huinian  Hannah  Dudley  (ladies' 
boarding  mid  day),  Nettlebed 

Hurmaii  llobt.  (gents'  boarding  and 
day),  Netilebid 

Infants'  School,  Gravel  hill- 
Sarah  Allen,  mistress 

Infants'  School,  Trinity  Clinrch, 
Gray's  hill— Charlotte  Doyley, 
mistress 

Jay  Louisa,  Hart  st 

Lower  Grammar  School,  Hartst 
— Jas.  Frederick  Heariie,  waster 

Mel'ard  Davii),  Nettlebed 

Millwaid  Henry,  New  st 

Mummery  Mriiy  Ann,  Bell  st 

National  School,  Gravel  hill- 
Henry  Ryder,  master;  Priscilla 
Hail,  mistress 

Parochial  School  (girl-'),  Nettle- 
bed— Ann  Bag^woith,  mistress 

RovAL  Grammar  Sch  ol,  Norih- 
field  end— Rev.  Charles  Heniy 
G'ldby,  heail  master;  Charles 
Elsee,  mathematical  master 


,,     ,      . ,         J      c.       r.  1        '  Soth-mi  Ellen,  Bell  ft 

Markay Alexander,  Esq  ,Remenham  i  Woolhouse  John,  Nettlebed 
Naitland    Ehenezer    fuller,    Esq.,]  .^.^^dm^vo 

Park  place  «•""•'» 


Bell  st 


IVIaiilar.d  John  F.  Esq.,  Wargrave 
jyJaijoribankvEdwrl.  Esq.,Fawley  Ct 
Mickla'iiHenry,  E^q.,  Paradise  lane 
Micklani  Nathaniel,  Esq.,  Rose  Hill 

cottage 
Montague  Hon.  Spencer,  Wargrave 


bLACKSiaiTHS. 

Coles  Chailes  (and  farrier) 

Fox  '1  hoiuas,  Nettlebed 

Mellett Thomas  i&  f  iriier).  Hart  st 

Mellctt  Thomas,  Northfield  end 

Sinimoiis  George,  Duke  st 

BOOKSELLERS  6t  STATIONRS. 

Hickman  &    Kincb    (and  printers- 
Charles  Kind),  stamp  distiibuter)* 
Market  place 
BOOT  AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 

Appleby  Thomas,  Nettlebed 

Beiieridne  John  Goddard, Nettlebed 

Burgess  Richard,  Dnke  st 

Ch  nients  Thonias,  West  hill 

Fisher  .loseph,  Gray's  hill 

Gooilall  Edwin.  Nettlebed 

Gurinell  .lob,  New  st 

Hudson  John,  Duke  st 

Leaver  William,  Hart  st 

Lovettnive  Will-am,  Bell  st 

Mniu'tone  William.  Dnkest 

OwenTlioniiis,  Northfield  end 

Pearman  WiHiain,  Market  place 

Pratt  Charles,  Bell  .st 

Priitt  WiUiHin,  Gravel  hill 

Stoker  Joseph,  Bel)  t)t 

BRAZIERS    AND    TINMEN. 

Average  Charles,  Nettlebed 

Pescud  John,  Bell  st 

Tagg  Frederick,  Bell  st 

Wells  Thomas  Duke  st 

BREWERS. 

Biakspear  William  Heniy  (ale  and 

porter).  New  st 
Byles  and  Son  (East  India  pale  ale 
1     and  porter).  Friday  street 


ATTORNEYS. 

AUnntt  Zecharial),  Bell  st  .      ,.   ..,.,,.        ,        ..      „   ,, 

Cooper  Samuel   &  John    (Samuel  1  Cobb  William  (retail) ,  Beil  st 
C<.op.'r,  town  clerk,  under  sheriff  |Co.k  Richard  (ivtul).  Hart  st 
and    clerk   to   the   magistrates},   brick  makers  &  potters 


West  hill 
Mercer  Nicholas,  New  st 


ftlurray  Charles  S.  E-q.,'Danesfield    Na-h  James,  High  st 
JMurravMrs.Scott.HainhledeiiHouse '  auctioneers  St  APPRAISRS. 


Champion  James  &  Sou  (and  estate 
agents  1,  Nettlebed  [st 

HiwesThos.  (&  estate  aeent).  New 
Owthwaite  Robert,  Maiket  place 

bakers. 
AUnatt  Charles,  N.  ttlebed 


Norton  Charles,  Esq.,  Fair  inilf 
Ovey  the  Misses — ,  Northfield  end 
Owen    Rev.    Briscoe,    Remenham 

Rectorv 
Parker  Mr.  Thonias,  Hart  st 
Partridge  Mr.  Joseph,  New  st 

Peechell  Rev.  Horace,  Bix  Rectory  [  Archer  iri'chardV.haries  Bell  st 
Penninaton  Chas.  Esq.,  Badgemoor   Bizzell  Mary,  Gray's  lane 

Cottage  [Shiplake  House   Briaiit  Thomas,  Hart  st 

Phillomere  Dr.  Jos.  L.  l.  d.,  d.  c.  l.,  '  Burgess  Joseph,  Hart  st 
Pinckney  Rev.  William  Philip.  Par-  !  Castle  John,  Gray's  lane 

sonag-,Gray  >  Hill     [JoyceGiove !  chamherlain  Ediiiund,  Duke  st 
PIpon    Thomas     Ommaney,    Esq.,   p„|i,.,.  xhomas.  Bell  st 
Plumbe  Mrs.  Hannah,  Bell  st  |  Q■^^^^^  Hcnrv,  Nettlebed 

Plumbe  Mr.  Jno.  Simmons  Duke  st    Holford  Sarah,  Hifjh  st 
Povah  Mr.  John,  Northfield  end 


Poynder  Mr.  Charles  Bell  st 
Priti  George,  Esq.,  Phylis  Court 
Rawnsley  Rev.  Drummond,   Ship- 
lake  Vicarage 
Read  Mr.  William,  Northfield  end 
Rhodes  John  Wm.  Esq.    Henerton 

House 
Ridley  Rev.  Heniy  William,  Hamb- 

leden  Rectory 
Rowland  Rev,  James,  Duke  st 
Ryder  the  Hon.  Mrs.—,  Hambleden 

Cottage 
Sarney  Edwd.  Esq.,  Soundess  Farm 
Saunders  Robert,  Esq.,  Remenham 

Lodge 
Scobell  Mrs.  Ell.n.  Dnke  st 
Slater  Mrs.  Eli?abi  tli,  B.-11  st 
Smith  Mrs.—,  New  st 
Sparks  Mrs.  Mary,  Bell  st 
Stapleton  the  Misses—,  Grav'sCourt 
Taylor  Mr.  Richard,  Duke  st 
Taylor  Mr.  Richard,  Northfield  end 
Vigors  Mr.  Henry,  Wilminster  Park 

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Knight  John,  Bell  st 

Neville  Benjamin.  Market  place 

Newton  Alexander,  Hart  st 

Osborne  Henry,  Dnke  st 

Sanders  William,  Hait  st 

Saywell  Thomas,  Northfield  end 

Swallow  John  Thomas,  West  hill 

Wetherhell  Dvaid,  Bell  st 
bankers. 

SinimondsJohn  &,  Charles  &  Co., 
(Branch  of  Readiii)!),  Market 
place  ;  (draw  on  Willinms, 
Deacon  &  Co.,  London),  open  in 
Henlfy,  on  Thursdays  only — 
Charles  Kinch,  agent,  on  the  re- 
maining days 

Savings'  Bank,  Bell  st.,  open  on 
Tuesday  evening,  from  6  till  8 — 
Mr.  Hugh  Baiford,  secretary; 
Mr.  John  Page,  actuary 

basket  makers. 

Sec  Coopers  S(  liaskcl  Makers. 


Hoblis  Thomas  (and  horse  dealer), 

N.  ttlebed 
Thomp-on  William  (&  lime  burner, 

nnd  steam,  corn,  atid  biush  saw 

mills),  Nettlebed 
BRICKLAYERSOcPLASTERERS 
Butler  Richard.  Nettlebed 
Godwin  John,  Nettlebed 
.^argeant  Heniy,  Bell  st 
Strange  Willam  Copeland,  Haitst 

BUTCHERS. 
Binficld  Thomas  Cobh, Market  place 
Blackull  Richard,  West  hill 
Casey  John,  Hart  st 
Freeman  Thomas,  Nettlebed 
Horsley  William  (pork).  High  st 
Leaver  Stephen,  Hartst 
Lcwington  John,  Dnke  st 
Newbery  Georce.  Bell  st 
Rogers  James,  Nettlebed 
Sandy  Frederick  Kobei  t,  Bell  st 
Sharp  Joseph,     (pork  and   bacon 

cnrer).  Bell  st 
Sharp  Joseph,  jun  ,  Northfield  end 
cabinet    makers  and 
upholsterers. 
Owthwaiie  Robert,  Maiket  place 
SaiidyChHrles(&house agent), Bell  st 
CARPENTERS   AND  JOINERS. 
Carter  John,  Bell  st  (New  st 

(Jodfrey  HenryVVilliain,  &  Leonard, 
Hiiguies  Joseph,  DuUe  st 
Owthwaite  Bodert,  Market  place 
Phillips  Stephen,  Nettlebed 
Pliillips  Tinioihy,  Nettl.  bed 
Westbiook  Samuel,  Kemeiiliani 
CHEMISTS   AND    DRUGGISTS. 
Allday  James,  Bell  st 
Champion  William  Samucl((iBriil8h 

wine  mannfielmcr),  Nettlebed 
Hickman  &  Kiuch,  Market  place 


iiivcctorp. 


CHINAj  GLASS,  &c.  DEALERS. 

Cooper  Mary,  Hii;h  st 

Hyatt  Mary  (and  stationer,  Berlin 

repository  and  <lep6t  for  Religious 

Tract  Society),  Hart  st 
Snelling  Jane,  Bell  st 

COACH    BUILDERS. 
Cottrell  John,  DnUe  st 
King  John,  Hart  st 

COAL    DEALERS. 
Brown  Biciiard,  New  .st 
Byles  John  Btuzeville    (and  ra^}, 

Thames  side  and  Friday  street 
Scott  John  (and  slate).  Bell  st 
Webb  Bobert  &  Son,  Thames  side 
Wheeler  James  (and  baige  master), 

ThaiDes  side 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Dimblebee  John  Hohbs,  Well  st 
Hnlfoid  SaiMli,  Hi^h  .st 
Malpass  Mary,  Hart  st 
Newtou  Alfxander,  Hart  st 

COOPERS  &  BASKET  IQAKERS- 

Bailey  John,  \V(  st  st 
Bew  William,  Hith  .st 
Reeves  Tiiomas,  Miirket  pl.ice 
CORN    AND    HOP    DEALERS 
AND    MEALMEN. 

Champion  a'm.  Saninel,  Nettlebed 
Cobb  Wi'liani.  Bell  st 
Dobson  Jdbn,  Wt-st  hill 
Freeman  John,  Noithlield  end 
Giles  Henry,  Nettlei)ed 
H<'rsley  Uilljain,  High  st 
Prowst-  Richard,  Hait  st 
Riggs  Thomas  Bfckett,  Bell  st 
Robinson  Thomas,  Bell  st 
Scott  John,  B<rll  st 
CURRIERS    AND    LEATHER 
COTTERS. 
Mummery  George  Rigden,  Bell  st 
Rose  Thoma-,  Market  (dace 

FIRE    ace.  OFFICE  AGENTS. 
Britannia  (life\Jiis. Wash. High  st 

CLER1CAL,MeDIC/L,  AND  GENERAL 

(life), Thomas  Hews,  Newst,  and 

Janu'sChampion  &  Son.Nettlebt  d 
County    (rtre),     Joseph    Fletcher. 

Market  place  [Bdl  st 

GENERAL.GecrgeRigden  Mummery, 
Globe,  Henry  Clements,  Bell  st 
India  and   London  (life),  James 

Nasi),   High  st 
Law  (fire),  James  Nash,  High  st 
London,  Charles  Augustus'J'owsey, 

Bfll  st  [street 

NoRwicHUNiONiRichd.Gceie.Dnke 
Ph(ENix    (fire).    Thomas  Hickman 

Crouch,  ftlarket  place  ;  and  James 

Champion  and  Son,  Neitlebed 
RoYALKxcHANGEjRobt.Owthwaite 

Marker  plnce 
Royal   Farmers'  and'  General 

(fire,  life,  and  hailstorm) ,  Tjiomas 

Robinson,  Bell  st 
Sun,  Samnel  Conper.  West  hill 
United  Kingdom    (life),  Charles 

Kinch,  Market  place 

FISHMONGERS    NND 
POULTERERS. 

Cook  Thomas,  West  hill 
Henwond  Richard,  Hart  hill 
Lovell  Charles,  Marketplace 
'J'liomas  James,  Bell  st 
White  William.  Hart  st 

GREENGROCERS. 
Hart  Honour,  M  uket  place    [town 
Hone  James  (iV  nurseryman).  New 
Hnmphre>s  James,  West  hill 

GROCERS  &  TEA  DEALERS. 

(See  also  Shopkefpers,  Hfc.) 
Burgis  Daniel    (and    British  wine 
manufacturer),  Market  place 


HENLEY^&c. 

CarterThomas  (&  tallow  cbandlei) 
Bell  st  [hed 

Champion  William  Samuel,  Netlle- 
Cripps  Samuel,  Hart  st 

CrouihThus. Hickman, Market  place 
Giles  Henry,  Nettlebid 
Hope'J'iioiiias,  Hartst 
Long  Car<diiie,  Hart  st 
Rick  lord  Edward,  Bell  st 
Stublis  Henrv,  Maiket  place 
Theobald  Joseph,  Bell  st 

INNS— COMMERCIAL,  &C. 

(See  u/srt  Taverns  Sf  Publklloiises.) 
Catherine  Wheel  (&  inland  revenue 
<'ffice),Eiiz.Wiliiams,  Market  place 
Red  Lion,  Alexander  Maishall 
White  Hart,  James  Farley,  Hart  st 
IRON  AND  BRASS  FOUNDERS 
AND    WHITESMITHS. 

Fox  Thomas,  Nettlebed 
Wells  Matthew,  liell  st 
Wilder  Joseph,  Bell  st 

IRONMONGERS. 
Ciiampion  Wm.  Samuel,  Nettlebed 
Ptscud  John,  Bell  st 
Sntariiig  George,  Hart  st 
Tagg  Fredeiick,  Bell  st 
LINEN  &WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 
Champion  William  Saml.  Nettlebed 
Cbarieis  Joseph,  Beil  st 
Fletcher  Joseph,  Market  place 
Goff  Samuel,  Hart  st 
Plnmbe  Willinm,  Market  place 
Young  Geori;e,  Bell  st 

MALTSTERS. 
Barford  Huuh,  Hartst 
Bieakspear  William,  New  st 
Dobson  William,  Highst 
Riggs  Thom.Hs  Beckett,  Bell  st 

MILLERS. 

House  Henrv,  Mill  end 
House  JidinHtnrv,HambledenMills 
Phuiibe  (  luirles,  Marsh  Mills 
Vidler  William,  New  .Mills 
Young  Willi, m,  Nettlebed 

MILLINERS  AND  DRESS   AND 
STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

(S'e  also  Straw  lionnet  Makers.) 
Alien  Frances  &  Ann,  Hart  st 
Ballard  Sarah,  New  st 
Carter  Rachacl,  Bell  st 
Clarke  Grace  Fruiklin,  Nettlebed 
Hiiis  Han  let,  Bell  st 
Hoggins  Eliza,  Duke  st 
Morgan  Mary  Ann,  Duke  st 
Richings  Elizabeth  Mary,  New  st 
Sarney  Maiy,  Nettlebed 
Stoker  M  iry,  Northfield  end 
Townsend  Sarah  &  Mary  (and  stay 

makers).  Bell  st 
Wrights  Saunders,  Bell  st 
PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS     AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Alleway  Elizabeth,  New  st 
Cooper  Charles,  Bell  st 
Fairchild  &  Reekes.  Bel!  st 
Geere  Richard  &  Henry,  Duke  st 
Lewis  James,  Nettlebed 
Litile  Elizabeth,  Nettlebed 

PERFUMERS     AND    HAIR 
DRESSERS. 

Avery  George  Smith,  Bell  st 
Clements  Siinuel  &  >oii  (and  fancy 
repoMtory),  Bell  st  [Bell  st 

Paulin  Geortie  (&  fancy  repository), 
Thackara  James,  Dnke  st 

ROPE  AND  SACKING  MAKERS 

Norris  Fr.incis,  Gray's  hiiie 
Potter  Richard,  Market  place 

SADDLERS    AND    HARNESS 
MAKEKS. 

Betteridge  Adam,  Nettlebed  j 
Powell  William,  Hart  st 

Wood  bridge  Mark,  Duke  st  ' 

Woodbridge  Thomas,  Friday  st  1 


SEEDSMEN. 

Reekes  Henry  William,  Bellst 
Swallow  John  'I'lxMnas,  West  hill 

SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERS IN 
GROCERIES  &    SUNDRIES. 

Allnatt  Charles,  Nettlebed 
Appleby  Thomas,  Nettlebed 
Ashby  John,  Gra\'slane 
Betteridge  John  Goddard,N'etllcbed 
Chamberlain  Edmund,  Duke  st.and 

Gsivelhiil 
Chappie  Harriet,  Nettlebed 
Chase  Behecea,  West  hill 
Fuller  Thomas,  Northfield  end 
Giles  Thomas,  Fiiday  st 
Hemming  Sarah,  Northfield  end 
Horsley  William,  Hiah  st 
Neville  William,  Tliiimes'  side 
Newbery  George,  B<  U  st 
Say  well  Thomas.  Northfield  end 
Sh-tip  Joseph,  Northfield  end 
St(d<er  Joseph,  Bell  st 
Wood  Catharine,  Nettlebed 
Young  Edward,  Bell  st 
Vonng  Jame-,  Bix 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Norris  Ann,  New  st 

SheppMid  Mary  Ann,  Grey's  hill 

Stuktr  Charlotte,  Duke  st 

SURGEONS. 

Binoks  James  Hemv,  .Market  place 
Jeston  Thomas  vVard,  Bell  st 
Peiilington  Wm. Rowland, Nettlebed 
Young  Edward,  lU'll  st 
Young  Edwaid,  Hart  st. 

TAILORS. 

Bisley  Joseph,  Bell  st 

Goff  Samuel,  Hart  st 

House  Charles,  Thames'  side 

Howse  John,  Bell  st 

Pliimhe  William,  Market  place 

Talbot  William  (and  clothes  dealer). 

High  st 
Watts  Joshua,  Bell  st 
Watts  Thus.  Nathaniel  (andclotbe§ 

<lealer),  Bellst 
W^rks  James,  Nettlebed 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Angel,  Mary  Rogersoii,  Hart  st 
Anftel,  James  Talient,  New  t6\vn 
Be;ir.  Stephen  Boves,  Bell  st 
BellTap,  Robert  Uixoii,   iNorllifield   end 
Black  Horse,  Ann  Brow  n,  Friday  st 
Broad  (iates,  Robert  living.  High  si 
Bull,  Ann  Collins,  Btll  st 
Bull,  James  Gibbons,  Nettlebed 
Carpenters'Arms,\Vin.Piv;ilen,Reni*nham 
Diikeof  Cumberland,    William   Wrinbt. 

Bell  st 
Eight  Belli.  Robert  Wichelow,  High  st 
Featheis,  Johnl'hos.  IMarlow,  Market  pi 
Fox,  Joseph  IManlev.  Bix 
Golden  Ball,  Charles  Jones  Bix 
(irejhound,  Alfred  Ive,  High  st 
Hope,  John  Lawrence,  Norlhfii-ld  end 
Kind's  Arms.  Richard  Potter,   .Marliet  pi 
Little    H  hite  Hart,  William  HickmaD, 

B:ink  sile 
Nas's  Head,  John  Saunders,  Nettlebed 
Old  Blue  Bell,  William  Ball.  Duke  st 
Old  White  Horse  Jeiinh.  Heath, West  hill 
Oxiord  Arms.  Thomas  Marshall,  Bell  st 
Parkhorse,  Edw.Freeljody, Northfield  end 
Red  Cross,Thoinas  Marks, Northfield  end 
Red  Cross,  Daniel  Reeves,  Thames  side 
Red  Lion,  Ellas  Gardner,  Netllehcd 
Royal  Oak,  William  Tiirker.  Gray's  lane 
■Ship,  Benjamin  Allum, Thames  side 
Swan,  Arthur  Eaton,  Market  place 
Three  Hors?  Shoee,J.>hn  Wheeler, Dukest 
Three  Tuns, CharlesLovell, Market  place 
Two  Brewers,  Ann  Quiiiey,  Remenham 
Union,  Frederick  Leaver,  Hart  st 
Wheatshcaf,  Matthew  Ball,  Duke  st 
White  Hart.  Henry  Giles,  Nettlebed 
White    Horse  anj    Slar,  John  Drewett, 

Northfield  end 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Adams  Ann,  Duke  st 
BMckall  Edward,  HiRh  st 
Blackall  Kirhard,  West  hill 
Butler  Edmund, Gray')  lane 

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#xforb0i^ire. 


Retailers  of  neev-Continued. 
Ca»ev  Jolin.Hart  >t 
Chase  Rebecca,  \\  est  hill 
1 1.  menu  Thomas,  West  liill 
Cobb  William.  Bell  st 
fox  Richard,  Hart  st 
Dobson  James,  New  st 
Oiinii  Geoige,  Nnrlhfleld  end 
Gi>s  CliarlVs.  Friday  st 
finmm  John,  Norlhtield  end 
Goodall  l.avancy,  Nettlebed 
Grubh  James,  West  hill 
Hemming  Sarah, Nortlifield  end 
Hilchcock  John,  Northficld  end 
House  Henry,  New  st 
Lambourn  Henry,  Gray's  hill 
IMalpass  Mary,  Hart  st 
Norris  Frincis,  Gray's  lane 
Phebey  Charles,  Friday  st 
Phillips  William,  Nettlebed 
Prior  Dorothy ,  Dnke  st 
Richards  Abraham,  Gray's  lane 
Riggs  Thomas  Beckett,  Bell  st 
Saunders  Solomon,  Nettli-bey 
Spralley  Mary,  Northfield  end 
Strange  William,  New  town 
Thomson  Gi'orge,  Market  place 
Tranter  Thomas,   New  town 
Usher  Thomas,  Gravel  bill 
While  William,  Hart  st 
Wilder  James,  Friday  st 
Wilder  William,  Gray's  lane 

TIMBER  MERCHANTS   AND 
DEALERS. 
Phillips  Stephen,  Nettlebed 
Scott  Richard    (atid  building  mate- 

iial>),  Be'il  st 
Webh  llobeit  &  Son,  Thames  side 
Wherler  James,  Tliaiiies  side 
Willis  Ralpli,  Nettlebed 

VETERINARY     SURGEONS. 
Bowiinii  Thomas,  Bell  st 
Wellett  Thomas,  Hart  st 

WATCH  6c  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Coster  Chailcj,  Hart  st 

Dance  Joseph,  Hell  st 

Grayson    William  (and  church  and 

turret  clock),  IJellst 
Hewer  Thomas,  Bell  st 
Palmer  Charles  Rand,  Bell  st 

WHARFINGERS. 

Webb  Robert  &  Son,  Thames  side 
Wheeler  James,  Thames  side 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Gardner  Elias,  Nettlebed 
Harris  Mary  Aiiti,  Norlhtield  end 
Phillips  Stephen,  Nettlebed 
Wcstbroi.k  Samoel,  Rcmenhaiu 
Willis  Kalph,  Netilebed 

WINE  at  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

Hickman  (S:Kiiich(s|)iritj  ,Maikel  pi 

lie  Alfred,  Market  jilace 

Towsey  Chailcs  Augustus  (and  ale 
and  porter),  Bell  si 

Miscellaneous- 

Arnndel  John,  nmbiella  maker,New  town 

Carter  John,  house  a?ent,  Ball  st 

Coates  Robert, relieving  officer  and  regis- 
trar of  births  and  deaths.  Market  place 

Collins    George,   inland   revenue    otliccr 
Bellst 


HENLEY,  &c. 


Cook  Maria,  marine  store  dealer,  High  st  i 
Dixon  Robert, coach  proprietor.  Hart  st 
Gas    Works,   Gray's    lane  —  Edward 

Johnson,  secretary 
Harding  John,  parish  clerk,  Gray's  hill 
Hart  Thomas,  gun  maker.  Marketplace 
Hickman  Wm,  barge  masler.Thames  side 
Hiissey  Richard,  glover,  Bell  st 
Inland  Revenue  OFPicE.at  the  Cathe- 
rine wheel— Edward  Waldron  White- 
he«d,  supervisor 
JefTeris  Mary,  tanner,  Friday  st 
Johnson  Edw,  boat  builder,  Thames  side 
Lane  Ricbard.chair  maker. Northlield  end 
Leaver     Frederick,    furniture      bmker, 
Hartst  [dayst 

Leaver  Henry ,patten  and  clog  maker,Fri- 
Leaver  William,  parish  clerk.  Hart  st 
Rlaisluill  Thomas,palten  and  clog  maker, 
Bellst  [New  st 

Mercer  N"icholas,superintendcnt  registrar 
Moss  John,  machine  maker  and  mill- 
wright, Northlield  end 
News  Room,  Thames  side  — Charles 
Kinch,  and  Frederick  Tagg, secretaries 
Palmer  George,  inland  revenue  officer. 

New  st 
Phillips  Timothy,  parish  clerk,  Nettlebed 
Potijoy  Jemima,  stationer.  Bell  «t 
Russen  Henry, dyer,  Hart  st  [end 

Shaw  Mary  Ann,  stone  mason,  Northfield 
Shelton  George,  silk  throwster,  New  st 
Society   fob   Promoting  Christian 
Knowledge,  Bell  st— George  Paulin, 
depositor 
Stamp  Office,  Market  place— Charles 

Kinch,  distributer 
Streater  Henry  William, landscape  pain- 
ter, Bel  st  [keeper 
Town  Hall, Market  place— Wm.Tanner 
Wallace' James,  inland  revenue   ofiicer, 

Albion  place 
Whitehead  Edward  Waldron,  supervisor 
ol  inland  revenue,  Albion  place 


^latn'jEf 


COUNTY   COURT, 
HELD  MONTHLY  AT  THE  TOWN  HAtt 

— OFFICE,  High  St 
Judge-  John  Billingsley  Parry,  Esq. 
Clerk — James  Nash 
Bai/i/f— William  Hanslow 


PLACES    OF    AVORSHIP, 

AND  THEIR    MINISTERS. 

Saint  Mary's  Church,  Henley  — Rev. 
James  King,  reclor  ;  Rev.  Francis 
Jenks  Burlton,  Ri-v.  John  Backliam, 
and  the  Rev.Wm.  Clias.  Dudley.cinafM 

Saint  Bartholo.mew's  Church,  Net- 
tlebed—Rev.  James  Hazel,  incumbent 

Saint  Nicholas',  Reinenham  —  Uev. 
Brisco  Owen,  incumbent 

Trinity  Church,  Gray's  bill— Rev. 
Wm.  Philip  {^incVne-^ .  perpetual  curate 

BaPtistChapel,  Nettlebed  [end 

Friends'  Meeting  House,  Northfield 

Independent  Chapel,  Duke  st— Rev. 
James  Rowland  [bed 

WESLEyANMETHODISTCHAPBI,,Nettle- 


POOR    ^L\^f/    UNION. 

Workhouse,  West  hill. 
G.iDcrHoi— Samuel  Mortlock 
/l7a/ron— Ann  Mortlock 
.SVAoo/inos/f/-- Joseph  Roby  Wood 
Sclio'jlmislress  -Susajinali  Durableton 
.S'i;?-9f«M— James  Henry  Brooks 
Chaplain— Hew.  William  Charles  Dudley 
Cleik  tu  the  Board  of  Guardians— Nicho- 
las Mercer 
Rrlieviny    Officers —Rohext    Coates, /or 
Henleii;  George  Dixon, _/or  Sniticnmbe; 
Jiibn  Baddeley,  for  Caversham  ;  Thos. 
Nightingnle,l(ir  iheWullinglnit  districts 


COACHES. 

To  LONDON,  Dixon's  Cuach  from  the 
Bell  Tap,  calling  at  the  Red  Liou,eTery 
morning  at  nine 

To  MARLOW  &  HIGH  WYCOMBE, 
a  Coach  from  the  White  Hart,  every 
Tuesday  and  Friday  morning  at  nine 

To  READING,  a  Coaih  from  nhe  White 
Hart,everyMonday,Wedne8day,Thurs. 
day  and  Saturday  niorning  at  nine  ;  and 
Edis  Ely's  Van  for  passenjiers  and 
goods  from  the  ThreeTnns,  every  alter, 
noon  (Sunday  excepted)  at  four 

ToTWYFORD,  the  Tram  Coach  from 
the  Bell  Tap,  calling  at  the  Red  Lion, 
every  morning  at  eight  and  quarter 
before  one  noon 

CONVEYANCE  BY  RAILWAY, 
ON  THE  GREAT  WESTERN  LINE. 

Station,  at  TwYFORD,  five  miles  from 
Henley 

There  are  regular  conveyances  to  the 
station  as  above  noticed 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,  William   Ward,  from  the 

White  Hart.and  (ieorge  Thomson,from 

his  house,every  Monday  and  Thursday, 

and  Henry  Palmer,  on  Thursday 

To   ABINGDON,  Thomas    Cooke,  from 

his  house,  West  hill, every  Monday 
To  BENSINGTON,  John  Bond  Archer, 
from  the  Bull,  Thursday,    and   H„nry 
P.ilmer,  Saturday 
To  HIGH    WYCOMBE,    James  Farley, 
from  the  Packhorse,  Tuesday  &  Friday 
To  OXFORD,  John  Bond  Archer,    from 
the    Bull,  and  Joseph  Bond,   from  thB 
Bear,  every  Thursday 
To   READING  and  TWYFORD.  James 
Wicks,  from  the  Bear,  daily  (Thursday 
and     Sunday    excepted),    and    James 
Farley,  (roni    the  Packhorse,    Monday, 
Wednesday,  Thursday  and  Saturday 
To  WALLINGFORD,    James   Gibbons 
I      from  the  Bull,  Monday  and  Thursday, 
and  John  Higgins,  fiom  the  Bear,Tues- 
I      day  and  Thursday 
I  To  WATLINGTON,  John  Bracey,  from 
I      the  Bull, 'I'bursday 
i  To  WARGRAVE,  —  Franklin,  from  the 
i      the  Broad  Gates,  Tuesday,  Thursday 
and  Saturday 

I  CONVEYANCE  BY  ^VATBR. 

To     LONDON.     BATH,     BRISTOL, 

j  READING,  MARLOW, SccfroinRobf. 

1  Webb    Ik  Son's   and  James  Wheeler's 

1  wliarf,    once  a    fortnight;  and  Heid  & 

'  Cox    (from     Reading),     pass    Henley, 

I  delivering;   and  loading  at  the  Thames 

'  side,  almost  daily 


OXFORD, 

WITH  THE  VIM..\GE.S  OF  HEADING  PON,  II'FLEY,  AND  NEIGHBOUHHOODS. 
Oxford.— This  heaiitiful  city,  the  Sec  ()f  a  l>islio|>, 
possessing  Sfpaiate  iurisdiution,  is  locally  in  the  hun- 
dred of  Wooitoii  ;  ,=)4  miles  n.  N.  w.  from  London  [Chi 
bv  railj,  delii.'litfiilly  situated  on  a  Keiitle  eminence, 
ri'sing  from  ainiil>t  verd.mt  iiieidows  The  Tliames, 
rouniliiiK  ilu-  >\vtli;ini  hills,  which  form  the  iim  ihei  ii 
extremity  of  licik^^hire,  lloww  in  a  southei  ly  diieclioi 


illustrious  Kinf?  .Alfred  was  born  at  Wantage,  and  tra- 
dition tn^kes  him  to  have  resided  here  with  his  three 
sons,  and  lo  havf  founded  three  schools  for  i)liiloso|ihy, 
Riainmar  and  divinity  :  it  is,  however,  .oiipposed  to  have 
tven  a  seminal y  of  leiirninn  even  piior  to  the  time  of 
Alfred,  altliouuli  his  exertions  renovated  its  institu- 
tions, and  augmented  itscon^etiuence  ;  and  it  certainly 

1     _  .         r    .1..   .  ..     .  t    ..    VI    : ..:.^..  A»    a 


> "If"^ *- -1 ""  7  .  - 

towai.ls  O-ifrud  ;  the  Cheiwell,HowinKfnnu  tin-  north,  |  was  a  place  of  .study  at  the  Norman  iiivasioii  At  a 
and  pav'.ini;  henenth  the  i;ioves  of  Magdalen  Coll.g,',  rrn.ote  oeiiod  it  was  a  city,  well  l.-itihed  with  walls, 
at  the  eastern  en'ran<-e  to  Oxford,  enters  ihe  I'liames  |  and  defeiukd  hy  a  strong  castle;  the  latter,  cr  rather 
a  nuarier  of  a  mile  l^elow  the  city,  the  local  n.ime  of  |  its  toaer,  now  tortus  a  part  ot  the  county  gaol.  Ine 
the  Thames  i,  the  Isis,  which  Ins  sometimes  1,  d  to  the  i  boundary  of  New  College,  on  tiie  north  and  east,  is 
,.„  „ !...:„..  .1...  iU^'ri..j..,n.j  :>iui  till-  Isis  aic    formed  hv  the  citv  walls,  which,  with  sever.tl  bastion', 


ernmeoiis  conclusion  that  iheThaines  and  the  Isis  are 
two  livers;  they  are,  however,  identical.  The  history 
of  this  justlv  famed  University  is  involved  in  niuch  oh- 
scuritv— an iucoiitei>tiblc|iroof  of  itsgteai  antiquity.  The 

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formed  by  the  city  walls,  which,  with  .sever.tl  bastion', 
may  there  be  seen  in  a  t^ood  stale  of  preservation.    It  is 
renowned  as  a  seat  of  royalty  and  of  erudiiion,  ^a"? ; 
of  our  monarcbs  having  for  a  time  resided  here,  and 


iSUettoij). 


OXFORD,  &c. 


©jcfoili^fiirc. 


suinmonert  hither  their  parliaments.  On  the  western 
side  of  tiie  town,  there  were  a  few  years  since,  some 
remains  of  a  palace  erected  by  Henry  I. ;  in  this  paiice 
was  burn  iVuhard,  Nuriiamed  '  Coeur  de  Lion.'  Tlie 
western  extremity  of  a  new  street  called  lieaniont- 
sti'eet,  after  tiie  palnce,  now  stands  upon  its  site. 

Iiicloding  its  suburbs,  Oxford  is  more  tiian  a  mile  in 
length  fiom  east  to  west, and  as  much  in  breadth  from 
north  to  south.  Tiie  principal  streets  from,  intersect- 
ing each  other  at  liijht  angles,  are  remaikably  gratid, 
being  adoined  by  the  fronts  of  many  eieaant  colleges 
and  handsome  house-i ;  and  are  clean,  well  paved,  and 
brilliantly  lielited  with  gns.  An  air  of  mona-tic  opu- 
lence pervades  the  whole  city,  and  the  geneial  effect 
is  considerably  heightene'l  by  the  spacious  and  beauti- 
ful appioach  over  its  fine  bridge.  The  Hiuii-stieet  is 
one  of  thenio^t  nohle  streets  in  Europe,  presenting,  in 
pleasing  succession,  from  its  great  length  and  easy  cur- 
vature, many  of  the  stately  and  veneiable  public  "edifi- 
ces for  wliicli  Oxford  is  so  peculiarly  distinguished. 
To  give  a  lengthened  description  of  the  various 
churches,  colleges,  halls  aad  other  public  public  build- 
ings which,  in  every  quaitei  of  tliis  interesting  city, 
attract  the  admiration  of  the  stranger,  would  not  ac- 
cord with  tiie  plan  of  this  work  ;  we  can  only  notice 
those  that  particularly  claim  distinctii>n. 

University  College  is  situated  on  the  south  side 
of  the  High-street ;  it  is  supposed  to  have  been  foun- 
ded by  Alfred  theGieat,  in  872 — thonnh  some  author- 
ities a-cribe  its  foundation  to  William  of  Durham, 
wiio  died  in  1249  :  its  magnificent  front  extends  full 
two  hundred  and  fif;y  feet;  the  hall  and  chapel  form 
the  south  part  of  tiie  building,  which  comprises  two 
courts, and  contains  someexcellentspecimens  of  sculp- 
ture and  paintine;  among  the  former,  an  elegant  mo 
nuinentto  Sir  VV.  Jones,  the  eminent  oriental  scholar, 
and  a  medallion  of  Alfred.  Baliol  College  was 
founded  about  1263  bv  Sir  John  lialiol,  father  to  the 
King  of  Scotland  of  that  name  ;  it  consi>ts  of  one  spa- 
cious court,  to  which  several  new  and  elegant  erectinus 
have  been  attached  :  in  the  libiary  of  this  college  area 
few  raie  and  curious  manuscripts.  Two  particular  facts 
give  a  special  interest  to  this  college.  VVycliffe,  appropri- 
ately called  'the  .Morning  Starof  the  Reformation,'  was, 
for  some  time,  its  master,  and  there  is  a  very  characte- 
ristic portrait  of  him  in  the  hall  of  the  college  :  and 
immediately  in  front  of  Baliol  the  fires  were  kindled, 
by  which  the  martyrs  were  consumed,  in  the  reign  ot 
Queen  Mary.  Merton  College,  situated  on  the  south 
Bide  <)f  the  city,  in  St.  John-street,  is  formed  of  three 
quadrani^les.  The  chapel  is  considered  one  of  the 
finest  in  the  utiiversiiy;  its  windows  are  of  fine 
stained  glass,  and  its  handsome  tower  is  embattled  and 
pinnacled.  This  college  was  founded  by  Walter  de 
hierlon,  l3ishop  of  Rochester,  about  the  year  1274. 
Antliony  Wood,  tiie  autiquaiyand  historian,  of  Oxford, 
is  buried  in  the  chapel  of  this  college,  where  are  al>o 
nionumeuts  to  liodley  and  Saville.  Exeter  College, 
founded  in  1314  hy  Walter  Stapledon,  Lord  Treasurer 
of  England  and  Bishop  of  Exeter,  stands  in  theTurl, 
and  consists  of  a  spacious  and  handsome  quadrangle, 
the  gateway  leading  to  whicli  is  surmounted  by  a 
tower.  Oriel  College  was  founded  in  1326,  hy 
license  of  Edward  If.  to  his  almoner,  Adam  de 
Brone:  the  buildings  consist  of  a  capacious  quad- 
rangle ;  and  a  neat  libiary  having  been  added  to  two 
lateial  ranges  f)f  buildings  on  the  north  side,  com- 
pletes a  second  quadrangle,  in  which  was  formerly  the 
garden.  The  entrance  to  tiie  principal  quadrangle 
from  the  street  is  through  a  tower  gateway.  Quee.n's 
College,  situated  opposite  to  Llniversity  College,  is 
an  elegant  and  wiagnificeut  structure,  occupying  a  space 
of  three  hundred  feet  iu  length,  and  two  hundied  and 
twenty  in  breadth;  and  compiises  two  handsome 
courts,  divided  by  the  iiall  and  chapel.  This  college 
was  originally  founded  in  1340,  by  Robert  Egglesfield, 
confessor  to  Queen  Phillippa,  in  honour  of  whom  the 
founder  adopted  its  name.  New  College,  situated 
on  the  north-east  side  of  the  last  mentioned,  was 
founded  in  1,379  (or  1386)  by  William  of  Wykeham,  a 
native  of  Hampshire;  the  interior  of  tiie  chapel  is 
much  admired  for  its  lieauty.  The  garden  has  an  ad- 
ditional interest  from  the  fine  remains  of  the  city  walls, 
whidi  form  its  boundary.  The  Wykeham  motto,  in 
gold  Utters  over  the  garden  gate,  arrests  attention, — 


'Manners  makyeih  the  m^n.'  Lincoln  College» 
con.sisting  of  two  quadrangles,stand>  betwixt  AllSaints* 
church  and  Exeter  college;  h  was  founded  in  1427  bv 
Richard  Fleming  (a  native  of  Yorkshire),  Bi>hop  of 
Lincoln,  from  which  See  it  takes  its  name.  It  was 
this  bishop  who  caused  the  remains  of  J(din  VVydiflfe 
to  be  disinterred,  and  cast  into  the  brook  near  the 
pltce  of  his  burial.  Jnhn  Weslev  was  some  time 
Fellow  of  this  college.  All  Souls'  Collegk,  situ- 
ated in  tlie  Hith-street,  a  little  to  the  we-t  of  Queen's 
Col'ege,  was  founded  by  Henry  Chichele,  a  native  of 
Northamptonshire,  and  an  Arclihishop  of  Canterbury, 
in  the  year  1437;  an  excellent  library  of  books  and 
manuscripts  belougs  to  this  establishment,  and  the 
chapel  is  an  interesting  edifice.  Contrary  to  the  ex- 
press intentions  of  the  founder,  this  college  has  come 
to  lie  an  aca'lemical  institution,  and  its  members  rarely 
reside  in  Oxford.  Magdalene  College  is  situated 
at  the  east  entrance  of  ihe  town,  and  is  the  first  object 
that  attracts  attention  when  entering  from  tiie  Londou 
side;  it  was  f,mnded  by  William  of  VVaynfleet,  Bishop 
of  Winchester,  in  1456.  The  eleaance  of  the  chapel, 
with  its  beautiful  stained  glass  windows,  is  geiiernlly 
extolled.  Among  tlie  members  of  this  collcKe  have 
been  tliree  men  of  great  eminence,  but  of  widely 
different  characteristics — Wolsey,  Hampileii  and  Ad- 
dison. Brazennose  College  forms  the  west  side  of 
the  Raddifle-squaie,  and  comprises  two  neat  ci  urts, 
founded  in  1509,  by  Richard  Smith,  Bishop  of  Lincoln, 
and  Sir  Richard  Sutton,  of  Prestbuiy,  in  Cheshire.  It 
is  said  to  derive  its  name  from  the  circumstance  of  an 
iron  ring,  fixed  in  a  nose  of  brass,  being  knocker  to  a 
gate  of  one  of  the  original  halls.  Corpus  Christi  Col- 
lege is  composed  ot  one  handsome  quadrangle,  to 
which  are  attached  some  elegant  modern  erections  ;  it 
is  situated  at  the  back  gate  of  Christ  church,  and  was 
founded  in  1516,  by  Richard  Fox,  Bishop  of  Exeter, 
Bath,  Wells, Dui  ham, andVVincliester,anri  lord  privy  seal 
during  the  reigns  of  Henry  VI!.  and  VIII.  In  the 
ciiapel  is  a  very  fine  altar-piece  of  the  '  Adoration,'  by 
Rubens.  Christ  Church  College  consists  offour 
laige  squares:  the  cathedral  is  a  venerable  pile  of 
architecture ;  the  tower,  above  the  western  or  urand 
entrance,  contains  the  bell  called  'Great  Tom,'  the 
weieht  of  which  is  seventeen  thousand  five  hundred 
pounds.  This  college  was  originally  founded  by  tlie 
celebrated  Caidinal  Wolsey,  in  1525.  Trinity  Col- 
lege, originally  founded  and  endowed  by  Edward 
HI.;  St.  John's  College,  founded  by  Sii  Thomas 
White;  JesusCollege,  founded  by  Queen  Elizabeth; 
Wadham,  by  Nicholas  Wadliam  ;  Pembroke,  by 
Thomas  Tesdale;  and  Worcester,  by  Sir  Thomas 
Cookes — are  all  noble  structures:  the  dates  of  thdr 
foundation  ajipear  in  the  appended  list.  Besides  these 
college*,  there  are  five  halls,  iiamelv,  Saint  Alban's, 
Saint  Edmund's,  Saint  Mary's,  New  lim,  and  Magda- 
lene— each  of  wiiicli  have  similar  privileges,  ancl  are 
go\erned  by  the  same  rules.  A  new  and  elegant  struc- 
ture, called  the  Taylor  Buildings  and  Randolph  Gallery, 
has  recently  been  erected,  with  a  front  towards  Beau- 
mont-street, and  a  fine  eastern  elevation  towards  the 
beautiful  suburb  of  Saint  Giles.  It  is  a  whole  made 
up  of  three  harmonious  parts,  in  the  Italian  or  Pala- 
dial  style,  ;  it  is  the  product  of  the  architectural  skill 
of  Mr.  Cockerill,  and  one  of  the  most  stiikiiig  orna- 
ments of  Oxford.  The  object  of  Sir  R.Taylor,  tlie  foun- 
der, was  to  promote  the  study  of  modern  languanes  in 
Oxford,  and  should  the  nobility, or  any  of  the  separate 
colleges,  afford  encouiagement  to  this  course  of  study, 
theiiisiituiion  will  |)rove  of  great  value.  The  Randolph 
Gallery  contains  the  wliole  of  the  medals  of  the  late 
Sir  J.  Chantrey,  which  were  presented  lo  (he  Univer- 
sity bv  his  widow. 

Oxfrd  was  erected  into  a  See  by  Henry  VIII.  who 
appointed  the  conventual  chapel  of  the  abbey  of  Saint 
Frideswide  the  cathedral  church  :  it  is  a  capaciims 
cruciform  structure,  in  the  Norman  or  early  English 
style  of  architecture,  with  a  central  tower,  surmounted 
by  a  spire.  The  exterior  is  conci  aled  by  t  he  college  build- 
ings, with  which  it  is  surrounded.  The  interior  con- 
tains many  interesting,  beantiful  and  sitigular  speci- 
mens of  sculpture  and  aichitecture ;  together  with 
numerous  ancient  and  cuiious  monuments,  shrines, 
canopied  stalls,  and  chapels.  Many  of  the  windows 
were  demolished  during  the  civil  war;  iu  those  that 

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OXFORD,  &c. 


plater's 


were  spared  tliere  are  some  devices  in  stained  glass— 
the  east  window,  particularly,  lias  a  fine  representation 
of  tlie  '  Nativity.'  There  are  no  fewer  than  fourteen 
cliurches  ;  of  these  tiie  nio«t  deservirii;  notice  are  Saint 
Mary's,  Ail  Snints',  Saint  Peter's  and  Saint  Martin's. 
The  north  end  ot  the  first-named  has  heen  lately  taken 
down,  for  the  piirfiose  of  constructing  an  aisle,  to  be 
called  the  'Martyrs'  Ai>lc;'  and  at  the  extremity  of 
the  churchyai  d,  towards  Saint  Jtdin's  college,  has  been 
erected  a  memorial  to  commemorate  the  suffeiinns  of 
Craunier,  Iliilley  and  Latimer,  in  1555  and  1556:  the 
style  of  the  mounment  i>  that  of  the  decorated  gothic, 
and  is  a  reproduction  of  the  beautiful  and  highly  deco- 
rated ciossesof  the  best  period  ofiiothic  archiiectuie. 
In  richlv  decorated  and  canoi)ied  niches  are  s'atnes  of 
the  ni  iitvrs,  by  Wcekes.  Tiie  firj-t  stone  was  laid  on 
the  19th  of  .May,  1841.  Saint  iMary's  is  designated  th'' 
University  ehuich,  from  heinu  the  temple  of  worship 
for  the  vice-chancellor,  the  heads  of  the  Univ<•^^ity, 
and  the  students.  The  church  of  Saint  Martin  is 
called  the  City  church,  and  is  thatin  which  the  mayor 
and  corpoiation  attend.  The  benefices  of  tlie  churclies 
are  mostly  vicarages  and  curacies,  and  the  colleges  are 
impropriate  rectories.  The  Baptists,  Indepen<lents, 
Society  of  Kriends,  and  Methodists  have  places  of  wor- 
ship; and  in  the  suburbs  is  a  neat  chapel  for  Roman 
Catholics.  Beside  the  colleges  and  churches  tliere  are 
other  edifices  of  aichitectural  excellence  which  adorn 
thi-  citv,  and  numerous  establishments  for  bi  nevolent 
and  scientific  pniposes.  On  tlie  south  side  of  the 
High-street,  and  opposite  to  .MagdHlene  college,  is  the 
Botanical  Garden,  instituted  in  16'.32,  by  tlie  Earl  of 
Dauby;  in  this  garden  are  reared  specimens  of  almost 
every  kind  of  plant,  wbetber  exotic  or  indigenous. 
The  Radcliffe  Libriry,  founded  in  1737  by  the  cele- 
biated  piiysicimi  of  that  name,  and  who  is  among  ihe 
inosi  distinguished  of  Oxford  bencfaciors,  is  situated 
iu  a  handsome  square,  in  the  vicinage  of  Saint  Mary's 
church;  it  is  a  noble  pile  of  aichitectnre,  and  is  fnr- 
nislied  with  a  valuable  cidlection  f>f  books  end  manu- 
scripts, chit  fly  relating  to  natural  history  and  medicine. 
The  Bodleian  Library,  also,  is  a  spacious  and  lofiy 
quadrant'iilar  buildini;,  erected  principally  at  the  ex- 
pense of  Sir  Thomas  Bodley,  wlio  likewise  bequeathed 
to  it  a  large  C'dlection  of  hooks,  &c. ;  this  library  is 
said  to  contain  more  bonks  than  any  other  in  Europe, 
that  of  the  \'atican  excepted.  'I  he  schools  of  divinity, 
juiisprudence,  medicine,  ninsic,  and  other  arts  oc- 
cupy the  gionnd  floor,  or  subst'ucture  of  the  Bodleian 
Library.  But  the  professional  or  university  system 
hating  been  superscth-d  by  the  collegiate  system, these 
•schools'  hate  fallen  into  disuse.  The  Sheldoniau 
Theatri'  is  opnosite  to  the  Divinity  School ;  it  is  ador- 
ned with  Coiinthi^in  pillars,  surmounted  by  grotesque 
heads:  iu  it  are  telelira'ed  the  public  arts,  an  annual 
commenioriition  of  In  nefactors,  and  an  occasional 
ceifuiony  for  conferring  honoiary  degrees,  with  s(m)e 
other  solemnities.  The  Ashmolcan  Museum,  founded 
by  Elias  Ashmole,  Windsor  herald  in  the  leign  of 
Charles  II,  stands  wistof  tlie  iheatre:  it  contains  a 
vast  nnmherof  books  and  rare  curiosities,  both  natural 
and  aitificial;  of  these  not  the  least  [precious  is  an 
ornament  bearing  an  insciipiion  stating  iti  quaint 
Saxon  that  the  great  king  Alfred  had  it  made.  The 
old  Clarendon  iiiin'ing  office,  a  massive  structure,  by 
Vanburgh,  neai  ly  a  join.s  the  theatre,  whence  for  many 
years  issued  the  Oxfoid  Belles,  and  classical  works. 
it  is  one  hundreil  and  fifteen  feet  in  length,  consisting 
of  two  stories:  it  was  erected  in  1741,  by  the  profits 
of  liord  Clatendoii's  'Histoiy  of  the  Kebi  llion  ' — 
hence  ii  took  its  name;  it  is  now  used  partly  as  a 
getdogical  museum,  and  for  committee  rooms.  The 
erection  of  the  new  (jniversity  piinting  office  was  be- 
gun in  1826,  niid  business  was  commenced  iuitas  early 
as  the  antiiinn  of  following  year;  it  is  an  ebf;ant 
building,  of  the  Corinthian  order:  on  the  giound  floor 
is  the  [iress  room  (the  largest  in  the  kingdom),  two 
liundred  feet  long  and  twenty-eight  wide;  above  this 
extensive  room  aie  two  stories,  divided  into  apart- 
ment? for  compositors,  drying  and  gatliering  rooms, 
Ac.  In  the  front  and  the  sontii  wing  liihles  and  com- 
mon player  books  only  ar<' printed;  the  north  wing  is 
appropriated  to  tlu?  piinting  of  classical  and  other 
learned  works :  it  is  situated  in  the  north-westeru  I 
^uburb  of  Oxfoid.     The  town  hall,  wiiere  the  city! 

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sessions  are  held,  is  in  Saint  Aldate's ;  it  is  a  commodi- 
ous stone  erection,  completed  iu  1752,  chiefly  at  the 
expense  of  Thomas  Rowney,  Esq  ,  formerly  one  of  the 
meinbeis  for  the  city  :  public  as>emblies,  n'nd  concerts 
are  occasionally  held  in  it.  The  county  or  shire-hall, 
is  situated  ai  the  western  part  of  the  city,  adjoining 
the  castle  gaol,  where  the  assizes  and  county  sessions 
nre  held  :  ihis  is  a  very  elegant  striictuie,  completed 
in  1840.  The  gaol,  or  city  bridewell,  is  a  large  sub- 
stantial building  of  much  older  date.  The  RadcliflTe 
Infirmary,  at  the  northern,  or  Woodstock  entrance  to 
Oxford,  is  an  elegant  edifice  and  well  arranged  estab- 
lishment, well  supported  by  subscription.  The  Astro- 
nomical Observatory  stands  to  the  north  of  the  in- 
firmary :  it  is  copied  from  the  aiuieiit  temple  of  the 
eight  winds  at  Athens.  There  are  vai  ious  free  schools, 
almshouses,  and  a  house  of  industry.  A  commodious 
and  airy  lunatic  asylum  was  a  few  years  since  erected 
by  subscription,  bitweeu  the  celebrated  walk  called 
Headingion  Hill  and  the  Cowley  road. 

The  style  and  title  of  the  corporation  is  'Mayor, 
Sheriff,  and  Conitnonaliy  of  the  City  of  Oxford,  in  the 
County  of  Oxford  :'  as  a  municipaliiy,  it  ranks  next  to 
the  city  of  London.  The  mayor,  for  the  time  being, 
officiates  in  the  buttery,  at  the  coronation  of  the 
nionaichs  of  England,  and  has  a  superb  gilt  cup  or 
bowl  and  cover  for  his  fee.  Tlie  corporate  body  (as 
regulated  by  the  Municipal  Reform  Act,  passed  ia 
1835),  consists  of  a  mayor,  ten  aldermen  and  thirty 
Councillors,  with  a  recorder  and  the  cus'omarv  assist- 
ant officers:  the  new  act  divided  the  city  into  five 
wards,  and  provided  for  it  a  commission  of  the  peace, 
nnder  which  regular  courts  are  held.  The  University 
is  governed  by  a  chancellor  (who  is  always  a  peer  of 
the  lealm),  chosen  by  the  students  in  convocation,  and 
continues  iu  his  office  for  life:  a  vice-chancellor  (who 
is  always  in  orders,  the  principal  or  warden  of  some 
college)  appointed  by  the  chancellor  ;tnd  approved  by 
the  university  ;  and  two  proctors,  who  are  masters  of 
arts,  and  are  chosen  annually  in  rotation,  out  of  the 
several  colleges  or  halls.  Sessions  are  held  quarterly, 
before  the  mayor,  recorder  and  magi-tiates,  at  which 
tliey  have  nnlimited  power  to  try  every  description  of 
indictable  ofTence;  there  also  is  a  court,  termed  the 
mayor  and  bailitTs'  court,  held  once  a  week,  and 
another,  called  the  mayor's  court,  every  Friday  — 
the  latter  possesses  very  extensive  privileges.  There 
is,  likewise,  a  vice-chancellor's  court,  for  pleas  of 
debt,  to  any  amount;  and  Oxford  is  included  in  the 
thirty-eighth  circuit  of  towns  under  the  County  Court 
Act,  passed  in  1816,  for  the  recovery  of  debts  to  any 
amount  not  exceeding  £20.  'I'lie  city  has  regularly 
sent  two  members  to  parliiiment  from  the  reign  of 
Edward  1 ;  the  light  of  eh  ction  is  defined  by  the  Re- 
form Bill;  the  mayor  is  the  reiurning  officer  :  the  pre- 
sent lepiesentatives  are  James  Hanghton  Langston, 
Esq.  and  William  I'iige  Wood,  Esq.  The  university 
received  the  elective  franchise  by  charter  of  James  I, 
since  which  time  it  lias  uniiiteriu|)tt<lly  returned  two 
representatives;  they  are  chosen  by  doctors  and  regent 
masters  in  convocation,  from  those  who  are  or  have 
been  members  of  their  body  ;  the  randidatesare  put  to 
no  expense:  the  gentlenien  now  sitting  for  the  Uni- 
versity are  Sir  Robtrt  Harry  Inglis,  liai  t.  D.C.L.,  and 
the  Right  Honble.  William  Ewait Gladstone.  Oxford 
(onfeis  the  title  of  Earl,  on  the  family  of  Harley. 

Oxfoid,  once  enjoyed  a  considerable  inland  trade, 
by  ni'^aiis  of  its  canal,  which  communicates  with  the 
Birmingham, Warwick  and  Coventry  canals,  and  by  the 
Thames  river  with  London  and  the  neighbouring 
counties  :  convenient  wharfs  and  quays  have  been  con- 
structed at  a  considerable  expense  ;  but  new  modes  of 
transit  have  materially  altered  the  chaiacter  of  this 
trade,  and  turned  it  into  diflvrent  chaneels.  Its  corn 
and  coal  trade  is  extensive,  and  it  has  long  been  noted 
for  the  curing  of  brawn— a  delicacy  in  high  estimation, 
and  of  which  large  quautiiies  are  weekly  sent  to  the 
nielrnpoiis,  which  is  now  conimnnicated  with,  direct 
by  rail.  The  regular  market  days  are  Wednesday  and 
Satin  day — ihe  latter  is  hIso  tor  corn,  which  is  sold  by 
sample.  Fairs,  M.iy  3rd,  the  Monday  next  after  the 
1st  of  Septemhcr,  and  the  Thursday  next  before  the 
29th  of  September. 

The  city  and  University  of  Oxfoid,  contained  in  1831, 
20,434  inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  2.3,824,  of  which  Jasi 


Hivettoty. 


OXFORD,  &c. 


©jcforlrgj^fte. 


number,  1,629  were  returned  for  the  University.    In 
1819,  the  population  of  Oxford,  &c.  acccording  to 
certain  parochial  leturns,  was  as  follows: — 
North   District  — Saint    Gile's    (exclusive    of 
Summer  Town,  ihe  Infirmary  and  Workhouse, 

and  Saint  Paul's)   4,S80 

West  DisTRicT--Saint    Tliomas'  (exclusive  of 

tlieCoiint)  Gaol) 2,370 

Central  District— All  Saints,  Holywell,  Saint 
John,  Saini  Mary  Magadalene  (exclusive  of 
the  City  liaol),  Saint  Mary  the  Vir^jin,  Saint 
Michael,  Saint  Peter-le-Bailey,  and  Saint  Peter 

in  the  East  8.741 

East  DisTRiCT-Saint  Clement's  2,128 

South  District— Saint  Aldate's  &  Saint  Ebbe's.    6,786 
Extra  Paruchial— Colleges  &  Halls,  Infitmary, 

Workhouse,  and  County  and  City  Gaols 1,606 

Total 26,511 


Headington  is  a  parish,  in  the  hundred  of  BnlliuK- 
ton — the  village  is  situated  about  1^  mile  e.n.e.  from 


Oxford.  There  are  some  valuable  stone  quarries 
within  the  parish,  and  from  their  produce  many  of 
the  public  buildings  of  Oxford,  including  the  colleges, 
were  built.  Bricks,  are  also  made  in  laree  quaniiiies 
here.  The  church  is  dedicated  to  Saint  Aiidiew:  the 
living  is  a  vicarage,  in  the  gift  (or  was  1  itely)  <>f  the 
family  of  Whorwood.  Population  of  the  parish  in 
1841,  1,668. 

Ifley  parish  is  in  the  same  hundred  as  HendinBtoii 
—the  village  is  nearly  2  miles  s.e.  by  s.  from  Oxford; 
situated  between  the  stream  of  the  Isis  and  the  road  to 
Dorchester.  The  parish  clinrch  of  Saint  Mary  is  prin- 
cipally of  Norman  architecture,  having  a  low  square 
tower  between  the  nave  and  the  chancel,  with  a  liand- 
some  south  porch  and  a  finely-eniiiellished  door-way 
on  the  west:  the  living  is  a  vicarage,  in  the  presenta- 
tion of  the  Archdeacon  of  OxAnd.  There  are  a  few 
charities  belonging  to  the  parish,  by  means  of  which 
some  puor  children  are  educated  and  others  appren- 
ticed.    Population  of  the  pari.^h  in  1841,  958. 


POST  OFFICE,   SAINT  ALDATE'S  STREET,  OXFORD, 

Mr.  JOSEPH  JV^RNE,  Post  Master. 

Letters  from  London  with  bags  from  Abingdon,  Reading,  Maidenhead,  Windsor,  Swindon,  Bath, 
Bristol  and  other  parts  of  ihe  West  of  England  and  Gloucestershire,  at  twentv-thiee  minutes  past 
twelve, morning;  and  ?i  second  London  mail,  with  bags  from  Hounslow,  Slough,  Maidenhead  and  Read- 
ing, at  len  minutes  before  one,  noon;  and  are  despatched  at  half-past  twelve,  night;  and  twenty  minutes 
past  ten  in  the  morning. 

Letters  fiom  Gloucester,,  Cheltenham,  Swindon,  Bath  and  Bristol  {night  mait),  every  morning  at 
ten  minutes  before  one,  and  from  the  same  places  and  others  in  the  West  of  England  [day  mail),  at  ten 
minutes  before  four  in  the  morning;  and  are  despatched  at  twenty  minutes  past  ten  in  the  morning,  and 
night  at  nine 

Letters  from  all  parts  of  the  North  of  England,  also  from  Ireland  and  Scotlagd,  every  morning  at 
half-past  nine;  and  from  Worcester  and  the  neighbouring  and  intermediate  places  at  halt-past  two  in  the 
afternoon  ;  and  are  despatched  at  half-past  four  in  the  afternoon. 

Letters  from  Banbuky,  Bicester,  Woodstock,  &c.  (by  mail  cart)  at  twenty-five  minulfes  past  ten  at 
night,  and  ten  minutes  before  twelve;  and  are  despatched  every  morning  at  one  and  five. 

%•  Letters  can  be  posted  after  the  box  closes  until  five  minutes  before  the  despatch  of  the  mails  upon 
affixing  an  additional  stamp  to  each. 

POST,  HKADiSGTOti,  Receiving  House  at  James  Waring's,  schoolmaster. — Letters  from  all  parts  arrive 
(from  Oxford,  by  foot  post),  every  morning  at  half-past  seven,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  half-pait  six 
I)  the  evening.  ___^_______ 

THE    UNIVERSITY. 


Chancellor — His  Grace,  Arthur,  Duke  of  Wellington, 
k.g.  D.c.L.  [(Master  of  University). 

yice-Chancellor—RGv.  Fredk.  Chas.  Plumptree,  d.d. 

Proctors — Rev.  George  Mar.-hall,  m.a.  (student  and 
censor  of  Christ  Church),  and  Rev.  William  George 
Henderson,  m.a.  (Magdalen  College). 

High  Steward— T\ie  Right  Honourable  William,  Earl 
of  Dev(ii>,  D.c.L. 

Deputy  High  Steward — The  Honourable  John  Chet- 
wynd  T-ifbot,  m.a    (Christ  Church). 

Representatives  in  Parliament— WiWi&m  Page  Wood, 
Esq.,  12  Great  George  ^t,  Westminster,  and  James 
Haughton  Lnngston,  Esq.  of  s^rsden  House,  Oxon 
UNIVERSITY   OFFICERS. 

Curators  of  the  Theatre — Benjamin  Parsons  Symons, 
D  D.  Warden  of  Wadham,  and  Philip  Wynter,  d.d. 
(President  of  Sa'nt  John's). 

Keeper  of  the  Bodleian  Library — Bulkeley  Bandinel, 
D.D.,  New  College,  and  31  Beaumont  st. 

Under-Librarians—kev.  Alfred  Hackman,  m.a.  (chap- 
lain and  piecentor  of  Christ's  Church),  and  Henry 
Octavius  C<'x,  M.A.  ( Worcfster  College). 

Keeper  of  the  Archives  and  Registrar — Philip  Bliss, 
D.c.L. — office,  Clarendon,  Broad  st. 

Keeper  of  the  Ashmolean  Museum — Philip  Bury  Dun- 
can, M.A.  (New  Collt-ge). 

Keeper  of  the  Radcli^e  Library — John  Kidd,  dm. 
(Christ  Church).  [*ory). 

Observer — Manuel  John  Johnson  (Ratcliffe  Observa- 

Assessor— iohw  Roht.  Kenvon.  d.c.l.(AI1  Soul'sColl). 

Public  Orfl/or— RichnrdMitchell,  B.i>.(Magd.ilenHHll). 

University  Cown^^/— Richard  Bethell,  Q.c.  m.a.  Wad- 
ham  College).  [judge,  M.A. 

Proctors  in  the  University  Court — Lawrence  Eboral, 

Solicitor— Q-AkvY  Morrell,  Esq.  1  St.  Giles  st. 

Esquire  Bedels — Henry  Forster,  ma.  (of  Divinity) — 
ueoige  Valentine  Cox,  m  a.  (of  Medicine  and  Arts) 
%'  —William  VVaters  Harrison,  b. a.  (Brazennose  Col- 
- '  lege)  (of  Law). 

Yeomen  Bedels — Henry  Smith  Harper  [of  Medicine  &c 
Arts),  58  Hieh  st— John  Pillinger  [of  Divinity),  2 
Park  st— James  Philip  Shepperd  (ofLaw),66  High  st 


Organist — Stephen  Elney,  dm.;  BailiJ' —  WiW'Mm 
Perkins;  Clerk  of  Ihe  Schools — William  Sims;  F'er- 
ger — Moses  Holiday;  Divinity  Clerk — John  Pater; 
Marshall — Tiiomas  B.  Brown  (Saint  Giles'  road). 


1827 
1819 
1842 
1831 
1843 


HEADS    OF  COLLEGES. 

FOUNDED.      COLLEGES.  HEADS.  ELECTED- 

1437. .All  Souls' Rev.  Lewis  Sneyd,  m.a. 

warden 

1263. .  Baliol Richard  Jenkyns,  d.  d. 

master 

1509..  Brazennose....  Richd.  Hnrington,  d.d. 

principal 

1524. .  ChristChurch  .  .Thomas  Gaisford,  d.  d. 

the  Very  Rev.  Dean. . 
1516.. CorpusChristi.  .James     Norris,     d.d. 

president 

1316. .Exeter Jos.L  scombeRichards, 

d.d.  rector 183S 

1571..JESOS' Heniy    Foulkes,   d.d. 

principal. 1838 

1427. .  Lincoln    J  no  Radlord, d.d.  rec/or  1834 

1456, .  Magdalene Martin  Joseph  Routh, 

D.D.  president 1791 

1272  Merton Robert    B.    Marsham, 

D.c.L.  warden 1826 

1379. .  New  College.  . .  David  Williams,  d.c.l. 

warden 1840 

1337. .  Oriel Edward  Hawkins,  d.d. 

provost 1826 

1620. .  Pembroke Francis  Jeune,    d.c.l. 

master 1844 

1340. .  Queens' John  Fox,  d.  d.  provost  1827 

1557..  Saint  John's..  ..  Philip    VVynter,    d.d. 

president 1828 

1554..  Trinity Jas.Ingiam,D  D.;?>v«Vn/  1824 

1219. .  University Fredk.  Charles  Plump- 

tre.  D.D.  master 1836 

1611. .  Wadham Benjamin  Parsons  Sy- 
mons, D.D.  warden. .   1831 
1714. .  Worcester Richaid  L.  Cotiou,D.D. 

provost 1839 

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^xfortrgtiie. 


OXFORD,  &e. 


5!atei'0 


HALLS. 

lVlAGDALENE...Ino.  D.Mai bi ide,  D.c.L. /wwc/yOa/  1813 

New  Inn Hemy  \Velle>k'y,  d.d 1847 

Saint  Alban.  .  Edward  Cardwell,  d.o.  principal  1831 
SAiNTED.MLiND..Wiii.Tliomps()ii,  D.D.  principal. .  1843 
Saint  Marv..  .  Philip  Bliss,  v.c.i.. principal 1848 

PROFESSORSHIPS.  I 

With  the  names  and  addirss  of  the  I'mlessors,  or  theColl»'Ke 

to  which  the  lalter  bclone.  | 

yinatomy,  ^Uhichiun  Professor  of.  Lees   Lecturer  in, 

and  Prceleclor,  o/— Jolin  Kidd,  m.a.  C!iii-t  Chiircli. 
^nglo-Sason,  Professor  o/— John  Kail,  m.a.  Oriel. 
^■Irabic.  Lord  Almoner's  Reader  in — Jidiii  David  Mac-  j 

biide,  D.c.L.  pnrici[)nlofMae;da!tMK' H.ill.  | 

j^slronnmy,  Satrilii/n  Profeifsor  of— \\ dWum   Ki^hbiirn  j 

Dan  kin.  New  College  lane.  | 

Botany,  Regius  and  Sherardian  Professor  o/— diaries  I 

Giles  Biidle  Dmbeney,  m.u.  High  st.  I 

Cliymtslry,   A tdriclnan    Professor  o/"— Charles   Giles  j 

Bridle  bifubeney,  si.D.  High  st.     "  1 

Clinical  Professorship  [Earl  of  Litchfield's) — James 

Adey  Ogle,  m.d.  i  rinity  College. 
Dii'inity,   Margaret   Professor  o/'— Godfrey  Faussett, 

D.D.  canon  of  Christ  Church.  " 
Divinity,  Regius  Professor  of— W'WYvAm  Jacobson,  D.D. 

canon  of  Christ  Church. 
Geology,  Reader  in — William  Buckland,  d  d.,  f.r.s. 

Christ  Clinrch.  [f.r.s.  Oriel 

Geometry,  Sari/iun  Professor  q/— Baden  Powell,  m.a. 
Greek,  Regius  Professor  of—  Thomas   Gaislord,   D.D. 

the  V'eiy  lltv.  the  Dean  of  Christ  Churcli. 
Hebrew,  Regius  Professor  of-EAvi.  Bouveiie  Pustv, 

D.D.  canon  of  Christ  Church. 


History    (Ancient)     Camden    Professor  o/— EdnarJ 

Cardwell,  B.D.  principal  of  Saint  Alban's',  Hall. 
History  (Modern)  S(  Modern  Languages,  Regius  PiO' 

fessor  o/"— Henry  Halford  Vaiighan,  ma.  Oriel. 
Laudian   Professorship — Stephen  Ileay,   b.d.,    Saint 

Alban's  Hall. 
Law  [Civil)  Regius  Professor  of — Joseph  Philliniore, 

d  cl-  Christ  Clinrch. 
Lau!  (Common)  finerian  Professor  o/"— John  Robert 

Keiiyon,  d.c.l.  All  Snui's.  [Hall 

Logic,  Reader  in — llichard  Michell,  b.d.  Mai;dak'»K! 
Medicine  ( Practice  of)  A Idrichian  Profesi>orof—i.\m&i 

Adey  OkIc,  m.d.  Trinity  College. 
Medicine    Regius   Professor   of —  John    Kidd,    D.  M. 

Chri.st  Chnich.  [Church 

Mineralogy  Reader  in — William  Buckland.  D.D.Christ 
Music  Professor  of—S'iv  Henry  Rowley  Bishop,  b.m. 

New  College. 
Pastoral  Theology  —  Rev,   Charles  Atniore  Ogilvie, 

D  D.  Christ  Church. 
Philosophy  { E.rperimehta/J  Readers  in — Robt. Walker, 

M.A.  Wadhani  Cnliege. 
Philosophy  [Moral)  Doctor  IVhite's  Professorship  of — 

John  Matthia  Wil.son,  m.a.  Corpus  Chiisti  College. 
Philosophy  [Natural]  Professor  of— Geo.  Leigh  Cooke, 

B.D.  late  Fellow  of  Corpus  Chi  isti.  [College 

Poetry,  Professor  of —  Jas.  G.irbutt,  M  a.  Braxennose 
Political  Economy,  Drnmmond's  Professor  <y— Nas- 
sau William  Senior,  m.a.  Mi'gdaleiie  College. 
Sanscrit,   Boden's  Professorship  of—Homce  Hayman 

Wilson,  M.A.  Exeter  Hall. 


NOBILITV,  GENTRY  AND 
CLERGY. 

(.See  also  Professors  of  the  University, 

and  also  Churches,  &cc.) 
Abingdon  the  Right    Hoiible.    the 

Eailof,  Wytliani  Abbey 
Aclaiui  Mr.  Henry  Wentworih,  M.D. 

40  Broad  .street 
Apjileion  Mr.  Jcepli,  Headington 
Austin  Mr.  Joseph,  10  Turl  st 
Badc'ick  Mrs. Sarah,  8  Magdalene  st 
Baker  Re  vj  a  UK  s,Nuneh;iiii  Courtney 
Ballachey   George     Baker,     Esq.', 

Headington 
Bandiiiel    Rev.    Bulkeley,    d.d.  31 

Beaumont  st  [inoiit  st 

Bandinel  Miss  Harriet,    33  Beau- 
Banting  .Miss  Ann,  8  Walton  place 
Banting  Mr.Janies,  .^0  Beaumont  st 
Baitlett  .Mr.  Pl-ito,  .  ffley 
Baseley  Rev.  D.miel,  Itlley 
Besant  Robert,  l>i|.  y  Heaumont  st 
Belts  .Mr.  — .  13  Si. Giles'  st  ! 

Bliss  .M 1  .Philip,  D.C.L.38  St.Giles'  st  i 
Bourne  .Mrs.  Mary,    St.  Michael's  j 

Hou^e,  Corn  .Maiket  st  \ 

Bowell  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  10  Broad  st , 
BiiuMiaw  Thos.  Jos.,Ks().86Hii;h  si  ; 
liiazier.Mr.  James,  l.i  Pembioke  st  | 
Brazier  .Mrs. Martha.  25  Hidywell  st  ^ 
Brooks  .Mrs.Harriet,l(J  Be.iuinnnt  st  1 
Brown  Mrs.  Eilcii,  1  Park  place  | 
Brown  Mrs.  .Maria,  31)  .St.  (iiles'  st 
Biyaii  Rev.  Edwaid,  18  Mertou  it  | 
BuckleMis.— ,  Iffley 
Bull  Mrs.  .Maiy,  New  Inn  Hall  st  | 
Bushy  Mr.  'riiomas,  54  St.  (illes's  st 
Canuron  Rev.  George   'riioinas,  35 

Penihroke  street  j 

Can-  Mrs.   Elizabeth,  27  High  st.,  | 

St.  Clement's  [well  s, 

Chapman  Miss  Saiah  Ann, 27  Holy- 
(  ha>-e  Capt.  VViiliam,31  Si.  Giles' 'st 
Chaiindy  Mr.  John,  2  Paradi-e  sq. 
Clinch  Mr.  James,  8  Paik  place 
Cooke  Miss  Giace  &  Susan,  1  New 

College  lane  [House,  Iffley 

Cooper  Rev.  Edwaid  Philip,  Alanoi 
Oirnish  Rev.  Henry  Hubert,  11   St. 

Giles'  street 
Cox  .Mr.   George  Valentine,   m.a., 

Cowley  House,  St,  Clement's 

2t> 


Co.x  Mr.  William,  4  North  parade 
Cox    Rev.    VVilliam    Hayward,    15 

Beaumont  street 
Coxe     Rev.   Henry     Octaiius,     14 

Beaumont  street 
Cni'iining  Capt.  — ,  Beaumont  st 
Daman  Rev.  Churles,  8(5  High  st 
Dore  Mr.  Edmund,  55  High  street, 

St.  C  lenieni's 
Daiiheny  Charles  Giles  Bridle,  M.D., 

Bdtan'c  wardens,  High  st 
Davenport  the  Misses — ,   Heading- 
ton  hill 
Dayman  Mrs.Flavia  R.  North  parade 
D()l;e  William,  Em].,  (j  Noitli  parade 
Dry  Mrs.  — ,  Merton  st 
Dry  Miss  Elizabeth,  47  Hiyh  st 
l)ryMiss'l'einperance,13Pembroke.?t 
Dry  Mr.  William,  24  Beaumont  st 
Durell  Daviil,  Esq.,  New  Inn  Hallst 
Earn^havv   Rev.   Joseph,    New  Inn 
Hall  street  [well  st 

Elvey  Mr. Stephen,  d.m.,  2y  Holy- 
Embliiig  Mr.  Jaines,St  John's  leir. 
Enswoith.Mr.Thoina«,185l. Giles'  id 
Evetis  Mrs.  — ,  Iflley 
I'iiich  Mr.  Richard,  Headington 
FistierMis. — ,  Hidvweli  st 
Fletclier.Mr.  Griffin, iO  Walton  place 
Floyd  Mr.  Wiiliaiii,  Iffley 
Forster  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  23  Broad  st 
Forster  Rev.  Thos.,  St.  John's  terr, 
Foucart  Mrs.  Mary,  61  St.  Giles  st 
Gardener  Mr.  John,  5  Long  Wall  st 
Giles  Ricliard,  m.d..  Lower  Cowley 

House,  St.  Clement's 
Golding  Mrs. Sarah,  40  Pemhroke  st 
Golightly  Rev.  Georiie.fi  Holywell  st 
Good    the   Mis«es  Cornelia,  Maria 
&  Elizabeth.  2  Park  place         [st 
GoodenoiigliMiss  Julia,  34  St.  Giles' 
Goring  Henry,    Esq.  25  Holywell  st 
(iraiit  Mr.  Heiirv,  19  Pembroke  st 
Grayson  Mrs.Cihrne,  35  St.  Giles' st 
Green  Miss — ,  Holywell  st 
Greene  Miss  Lydia,  3G  Higij  st 
Greenhill  William  Alexander,  m.d., 

yi  High  street 
Gregory — ,  Esq.,  Cutslow  House 
Giesswell  Rev.  Richard,  21   Beau- 
mont House 
Grimbley  Mr.Owen,  Summer  town 


Glitch  the  Mis.ses  — ,8  Long  Wall  st 
Hacker  .Mrs.   Mary  Ann,  Marsiiall, 

Rectory  House,  Iftlev 
Haddon  Sirs.  .Mary,  7  North  parade 
Hales  Rev.Richard  Cox,l  St.  Giles' 

Villas  [High  st 

Harrington  Rev.   Richard,   D.D.,  .30 
Hazel  Mrs.  Marv,  5  Norih  parade 
Hickman   the  Misses   Elizabeth  & 

Martha,  6  Beaumont  st 
Hill  Rev.  John,  G5  Highst 
Holand  Mis. Marv, New  Inn  Hall  st 
Holliday  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Victoria  ct 
Ho()ewell  Rev.  Win. New  IiiiiHall  st 
Horsman  Miss  — ,  Oriel  st 
Huckvale  Mr.  Win.  2  North  parade 
Hudson  Mrs.  Catheiine  Julia,    16 

Long  Wall  st  [well  st 

Hughes  Mrs.  Lucy  Maria,  .33  Holy- 
Hughes  Mrs.  Martha,    Worcester  st 
Hussey  Miss  — ,  Iffley 
Hussey  Rev    Robt.,  25  Beaumont  .st 
Johnson  Manuel  John,   Esq,    Rai- 

cliffeOh-ervatory 
Johnson  Mr.  J.  sepli.lS  St.Giles'  st 
J iidge  Rev.LawrenceEboral,8  North 

p.irade 
Kiiapp  Mr-  Tyrrill,  Headington  hill 
Kidd  John,  l">q.M.D.,37  St.Gsles'  st 
Latimer  Mr.  Digby,  Htadington 
Latimer  iMr  Sturman,  Headinuion 
Law  Mrs.  Grace  Cthrn  3  Park  place 
Lee  Mrs.  — ,  3  St.Giles'  st 
Lloyd  Mrs. — ,53  Broad  st 
Lumley  Mrs.  Elizabeth    Louisa,  33 

St.  G'les'  road 
Maitlaiid  Charles,  Esq.  57  High  st 
Mann  Miss  Maiy  Ann,  Iffley 
Marshall   Rev.  Edward,   34  Beau- 
mont st  [st 
Michell  Rev.  Richard,  38  St.  Giles' 
Millard  Rev.  Ja^.  Elwin,  58  High  st 
.Morrell  Baker,  Esq.,  1  St.  Giles'  st 
Morrell  Fredk.,  Esq.  15  St  Giles'  st 
.Morrell  James,  Esq. Headington  hill 
Moriell  James,   jun.  Esq.  Ki.sh  row 
Muiicester    Mr.     William    Warter, 

2y  Beaumont  st 
Nealc  Rev.  Frederick,  Iffley 
Ogilvie  Rev.  Charles  Atmore,  D.D., 

C6  St.  Giles'  st  [Giles'  st 

Ogle  James  Adey,  Esq.  m.d.  63  St. 


^irectori). 


OXFORD,  &c. 


^xf0itrj5(6(re. 


Pniiie  Mrs.  Joseph,  St.  John's  road 
Palmer  Wm  ,  Ks(].,   20  St.  Giles'  st 
Parker  Joseph,  K^q.,  21  St.  Giles'  st 
Parsons  John,  Kscj.,  93  High  st 
Parsons  Jdlui,  Esq.,  Iffley 
Pater  Mr.  John    (Divinity  Clerk  to 

the  Untvei-sity),  55  Broad  st 
Pearce  Mrs.   iMaiy  Ant),  12  Beau- 
mont street 
Penson  Mrs. — ,  61  Hiphst 
Phiniptree  lU'v.  Frederick  Charles, 
n.D.,  UniversitvCoUei^e    [High  st 
Prichard  Mrs.    Hannah  Maria,   34 
Priiig  Rev.  Joseph  Cliarles,14  Lon- 
don place.  Si.  Clement's 
Prior  Mr.  John,  28  Holywell  st 
Radcliffe  Mrs.  — ,  48 St.  John  .st 
Radcliffe  Rev.  John,  96  Holywell  st 
Rawlins  Mrs.  Ann,  36  Beaumont  st 
Rawliiison  Rev.  GeorKe,9Merti)n  st 
Reay  Rev.  Steplien,  46  St.  Giles'  st 
Sadler  Charles  James,  Esq.  (mayor) 
26  Broad  st       [Commercial  load 
Sadler  the   Misses   Mary  &    Ann, 
Scott  Mrs.  Jane,  1  High   street,  St. 

Clement's 
Slatter  Mr.s.  — ,  Rose  hill,  Iffley 
Smallbone  Mrs.  Eliz,ibeth,  22  Saint 
Giles'  street  [st 

Sueyd  Rev.  Lewis,  d.d.,  32  High 
Speaknian  Miss — ,  16  St.  Gilts'  st 
Stevens  Mrs.—,  19  Holywell  st 
Stevens  Mrs.  Ann,  42,  St.  Giles'  st 
Strong  Capt.  Henry.  16  High  st 
'I'almage Mrs.  — ,  I'ffley 
Tawney  Charles,  Esq.  Headington 
Thomas  Rev.  Vanjih;m,  60  High  st 
ThompsonRev.Wm.  D  D., Queen's  la 
Thorp  John,  Esq.  51  St.  John  st 
Thorp  Rev.  John,  Summer  Town 
Thorp  William,  Esq.  10  Holywell  st 
Tiddeman Rev. Richard  PhilipGolds- 

worthy,  27  Beaumont  st 
Turner  Miss  Mary,  38  St.  Giles' st 
Undershail  John,' Esq.,  Iffley 
Venables  Geo.,Esq.,23  Beaumont  st 
Vernon    George,   Escj.,    Newnham 

Courtnev 
Walker  Mr.  Thomas,  14  Merton  st 
Ward  IMr.  Henry,  13  Beaumont  st 
Wellesley  Rev.  Henry,  d.d.,  New 

inn  Hall  st 
West  Rev.  Joseph,  17  St.  John  st 
WeylandMiijor  — ,Woodeaton  House 
White  Mrs.  Ann,  31  Holywell  st 
Whoi  wood  Rev.Thomas  Henry,D.D. 

64  High  street 
Wiiberfoice  the  Right  Rev.  Samuel, 
Lord  Bishop  of  O.xford,  Chan- 
cellor of  the  Order  ofihe  Garter 
and  Lord  Almoner  to  the  Queen, 
Cudd^sdon  Palace,  ne&vlFheatley 
Williams  Rev.  David,  d.c.l..  New 
College  lane  [54  Broad  st 

Wingfield  Mrs. Hannah,  Kettel  Hall, 
Wintle    Frederick    Thomas,    m.d., 

Headington  hill 
Wood  Mr.  Henry,  St.  Ebbe  st 
Wootion  Mrs.  — ,  Iffley 
Wornell  Mr.George,3  North  parade 
Wyatt  Mrs.  Ann,  11  St.  John  st 

AO.IDEailES  AND  PaSLIG 
SCHOOLS 

Marked  thus  *  nre  Boarding  and  Day 

Schools. 

Not  otherwise  described  are  Day  Schools. 

•Andiews  Fiances  Maria,  28  New 

[iinHillst  [st 

•Andrews  John,   29  New  Inn  Hall 
Badcock  William,  St.  Giles'  road 
Bampton  MarvA)in,6  NewCollegela 
Baptists'  (girls'  day  school),  Peii- 

son'sgardtiis — Elizabeth  Hewlett, 

mistress  [Iffley 

Barileifc  Mis.MaryAnne  (boarding), 


Bradley  SHmnel,  4  Park  place 
Bennett  Mary  Ann,  Jew's  mount 
Blue    Coat    Charity   School — 

Church  st—Philip.Margetts,master 
Blue   Gown  School,  Beef  lane — 

—  Stone,  mistress 
Charjty  School  (boys'),  Heading- 
ton — James  Waring,  master 
Charity  School  (girls),   Iffley — 

Mary  Waite,  mistress 
City  Free  School,   Town    Hall 

yaid-^Henry  Smith,  master 
Collingwood      Fanny     (boarding), 

Summer  Town 
Cook  Caroline,  Beef  lane 
Coombe's   Charity   School,  St. 

Thomas  st— Jwines  Maltby, master 
•Clapper  Josiuh,  47  St.  John  st 
Diocesan  School,  Cowley — John 

M.  Bentutt,  master 
Douch  Fanny  (gents'  preparatory), 

26  St.  John  st — Prudence  Edge.*, 

mistress  [John  st 

Farbrother   John    (boarding),    St. 
Gardner  Martha,  Redlion  square 
HanwellMary(boardn«),Htadington 
Howe  &  Beaufoy  (ladies'  boarding), 

60  St.  Giles  st 
Infants'    School,    Headington — 

Ann  Jacob,  mistress 
James  Sarah,  Observatory  st 
King  Alfred   (hoarding  &day),  26 

Holywell  street 
Leonard  Benjamin  (boarding), Iffley 
Luck   Ruth    (boarding  &  day),   15 

Walton  place  [place 

Matthews    Elizabeth,    31    Walton 
Nixon's  School,  Town  Hall  yard — 

Henry  Smith,  master        [Friar  st 
Nutt    Josiah     (boarding    &    day), 
Orlehar  Arthur  Bedford  (boarding 
and  day),  3  Holywell  st 


PAROCHIAL  SCHOOLS. 

Holywell  (and  lNFANTs'),Holy- 
well  st — Martha  Gray,  mistre.ss 

Magdalene  School,  Gloucester 
greeiir— Charles  Brothers,  mas- 
ter; Mary  Penn,  mistress 

St.  Aldates'  (boys'  and  girls') 
School  Yard  st,  Aldates— Wil- 
liam Green,  master;  Catherine 
Green,  mistress 

St.  Clement's  (boys'  &  girls'), 
High  st — George  Haigh, master; 
Maty  Fell,  mistress 

St.  Ebbes'  (boys'), Fiiarst — Wil- 
liam Vanliagen,  master 

St.  Ebbes'  (gills'),  Blackfriars 
road — Mary  Ann  Janes,  mistress 

St.  Giles',  Park  place— William 
Woodward,  master;  Sarah 
Woodward,  mistress 

St.  Peter  le  Bailly,  New  road 
— CharlesGassey, master;  Caro- 
line CastK',  mistress 

St.  Peter's-in-the-East,  Rose 
lane — James  Jenkins,  master; 
HarrietJenkins, mistress;  Mary 
Holland,  mistress  of  Infant's 
School 


*Ray  William,  Iffley 
Sandell  Joseph,  4  Brewer  st 
Sandells  Isabella  (boarding  &  day), 

St.  Giles  road 
Slatter  Rev.  John  fboarding),  Iffley 
Toms  Sarah  (boarding),  Cowley 
Tyrrell  George,  9  Ship  st 
University  Grey  Coat  School, 
Clarendon  st — James  Price,  master 
Wesleyan    School    (boys),   Bui. 
wark    alley— John   Walker   Six- 
smith,  master 


I  ACCOUNTANTS. 

Bartlett  Edward,  12  Holywell  st 
Betteiis  John  George  (and  law  sta-» 
lioner),  5  Grove  st        [Walton  pi 
Brooks  John  (&  sheriff's  officer),  5 
Harper  John,  35  Holywell  st 
Hawkins  Thoiiia^^,  2  St.  John  st 
Hobbs  William  Riiliard(&  secretary 
to  the  Royal  Oxfordshire  Horti- 
cultural Society),  23  St,  Giles'  st 
Holloway  Charles,  Paradise  square 
Luff  Thoma-s,  New  Inn  Hall  st 
Smith  Timothy,  2  8t.(;iles'  st 
Woodford  William,  121,i  Highst 

ARCHITECTS   &    SURVEYORS. 

{See  also  Land  Agents,  If c, and  also 

Surveyors.) 
Bruton     Edward    George,    28    St. 
John  street  [lane 

Cranston    James,  2  New    College 
Plowman  &  Luck,  12  Merton  st 
UndervvoodHyJones,I8Beaumontst 

ARTISTS. 

[Sfiealsd  Professors  and  Teachers.) 

Bracher  Edward  ( photographic  por- 
tiait),  26  High  st 

Richardson  Joseph  Vickers  (land- 
scape (lainter),  20  Magdalen  st 

Taylor  Thomas,  jun.,  (land.scape), 
119  High  street 

Turner  William,  16  St.  John  st 

ATTORNEYS. 

Marked  thus  *  aie  Commissioners  for 
takine;  acknowledgmeuts  of  Deeds  by 
Married  Women, 

BeiiwellThos.2  High  st,St.Clement's 
Brnnner  William  (and  coroner),  20 

Pembroke  street  [Newrd 

*Da»enpoitJohn  Marriott  (&  notary), 
Dayman  Golden  (Walsh  &  Dayman, 

county  iieasurer),  9  St.  Giles  st 
Druce    George     Frederick,    6    St, 

Aldate  street 
♦Dudley  John  Crews,  7  Broad  st 
♦Hester  &  Hazell,  Town   Hall,   Si. 

Aldate 
i^aw  Charles  James,  45  St.  Giles  st 
•Looker  John   fund  county  clerk), 

20  Queen  street  [st 

*Mallam  Thomas  &  Chailes,  STurl 
•Matthews  John,  12  High  st 
Morrell  Baker,  4  St.  Giles's  st 
Morrell,  Baker  &  Son,  4  St.  Giks  st 
Rackstrow  (ieorge.  68  St.  Giles  st 
Robinson  William  What  ton.  New  rd 
"Taunton  John,  Hogarth's  passige, 

St.  Aldate  st. 
Taylor  &  Hnrtord,  New  Inn  Hall  st 
Tlinmp^on    Fiederick    Bolton,    13 

St.  John  st  [[broke  st 

Wagner  Thomas  Jepson,  26  Peni- 
Walsh  &  Dayman  (and  clerks  to  the 

county  magistrates),  9  St.  Giles'  st 
Walsh  John  &  Henry,  New    Inn, 

Hall  street 
Ward  Thomas,  24  Broad  st 

AUCTIONEERS  AAPPRAISRS. 

Cook  &  Carl  Wright,  80  Higii  st 
Fisher  John  &   William,   59   Corn 

Market  st  and  Littlegate 
Green  CharlesAlexander,144  High  st 
King  Frederick,  7  St.  Aldate  st 
Laycock  Thomas,  129  High  st 
Mallam  Thomas  &  Son,  126  High  st 
Messenger  Charles,  Summer  Town 
Pavne  William,  jun..  121^  High  st 
Pike  Robert,  2  St.  Aldate  st 
Richards  Charles,  104  High  st 

BAKERS. 

{See  also  Confectioners  and  also 
Shopkeepers,  ^-c.) 
Arnatt  Edward,  6  Market  st 
.^yers  Charles,  St.  Thomas  st 
Banting  John,  25  St.  Aldate  st 

27 


^xforlrs!f)iie. 


OXFORD,  &c. 


^latci*^ 


BAKERS— Confinutd. 

Barnes  '1  homas.  New  st 
Boffin  Jaines.l  Queen  st 
Broadwater  Jane,  Litilepate  st 
Bniadwaier     Willirtiu     John,   66 

Holywell  st 
Buckle  Ri(  hard,  St.  Thomas  st 
Burrows  James,43  New  Inn, Hall  st 
Butcher  William,  St.  Aldatf  st 
Cat'i  William,  Summer  lown 
Chapman  John  (and  bacon  curer), 

4.i  High  st,  St.  Cl»-ment's 
Collins  William,  7  Magdalen  st 
Corliut  Christopher,  St  Thomas  st 
Costar  I>aac,  Summer  Town 
Ditke>oii  John,  St.  Thomas  st 
Elliott  John,  George  st  Mrws 
Grobe  James,  New  Inn  Hall  st 
Giubb  Isaac,  22  Queen  st  and  45 

High  st.  Si.  Clement's,  and  32  St. 

Giles  st 
Hale  Joseph,  Jeiicho 
Harper  Charles,  18  King  at 
Harpei  James,  Union  st 
Hemmiiigs  Henry,  Friar  st 
Higgs  Thomas,  Wellington  st 
Horn  Cathnrine,  15  Corn  Market  st 
Hosier  William,  Georae  st 
Hunt  George,  Ulackfriai's  road 
Hum  George,  New  road 
Hunt  Henry,  Church  st 
Hunt  Jnhn.  Botley 
Jeffcoat  Charles,  Headlngton 
Johnson  Charles.  Friar  st 
Keeley  John,  40  Qneen  st 
King  Joseph  George,  13   High  st, 

St.  Clement's 
Lane  Richiird,  New  st 
Lockey  Edward,  6  Magdalen  st 
Ldosley  William,  New  st 
Medcraf  James,  49  St.  Aldate  st 
Moody  Edwin  Francis,  Headington 
Morgan  David,  Friar's  entry 
Nevell  William,  3  George  st 
Parker  George,  London  place,   St. 

Clement's 
PikeJohn.Cowleyroad.St.Clenient's 
Pumfrey  Kobcrt,  New  road 
Roberts  Edward,  38  Holywell  st 
Rowles  John,  Jericlio 
Scarsbrook  George  28  Pembroke  st 
Sheldon  John,  39  Pembroke  st 
Spring  Samuel,  6  Casile  st 
States  Thomas    (fancy   bread  and 

biscuit^  40  St.  Ebbes  st 
Vaughan  Richard,  Gloucester  green 
Watkins  Henrv,  17  St.  Aldate  st 
White  John,  I'ffley 

BANKERS. 

London  and  Cocnty  Joint  Stock 
Banking  Company,  16Highst — 
(draw  on  the  HeadOffice, London) 
— Captain  Henrv  Stroug,nianager 

Morrell  James  &  Ftobert,  134  High 
st — (draw  on  Jones,  Lloyd  and 
Co.  Lomlon) 

Robinson,    Paisons  &    Thomson 
(Old  Bank),  92  Hinh  st— (diaw 
on  Coutt^,  and  Co    London) 

UnderhillWilliamWootton  &  John, 
3  St.  Aldate  st — (diaw  on  Mas- 
terman,  Peters'  and  Co.  London) 

Savings'  Hank,  4  St.  Aldate  si — 
(open  on  Monday  and  Saturday 
from  12  till  2)— William  Htniy 
Butler,  actuary 

BASKET  AND  SIEVE  MAKERS 

Coombs  John,  New  Inn  Hall  at 

Nunney  Thomas,  13  Market  st 

BATHS. 

See  under  Public  Buildings. 


28 


BILLIARD    ROOMS. 

See  under  Public  Buildings. 


BIRMINGHAM  6t   SHEFFIELD 
'WAREHOUSES. 

Davis  Abraliam,  54  Hiuli  st 
Friedlaender  — ,  47  High  st,  St. 

Clement's 
Hairis  William,  Paradise  st 
Owen  William,  Jericho 
Solomon  Lewis  25  Queen  st 
Zachirias  Abraham,  10  St.  Aldate 

st  and  2  Corn  Market  ^t 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Marked  thus  •  are  also  Farriers. 

[See  also  fyhitesmiths.) 

•Butler  Thomas,  Crown  yard.  Corn 

Maiket  st 
Callis  John  Joseph.  Brewer  st 
Chaoman  Charles,  Botley  [st 

•Clavdon  William, Little  Clarendon 
Draper  David,  Cowley   road,    St. 

Clement's 
•Gardner  James,  George  lane 
•Gardner  James,  Headington 
Gecifge   Michael,  George  st,  St. 

Clement's 
Howse  Riihard  Prince,  Headington 
Medcalf  John,  Headington 
•Moigan  Thomas.  Speedwell  st 
•Rogers  Amelia,  10  St.  Ebbes  st 
Saunders  Thomas,  Worcester  place 

BOAT    BUILDERS. 
Carter,  Sh(  riatt&  Hall.FoUy  bridge 
King  Isaac, 1  Isis  st  and  Folly  bridge 
Ward  William  &  Co.  (barge)  Jericho 
BOOKBINDERS. 
[See  also  Booksellers.) 
Bellamy  Maria,  43  High  st 
Bennett  Charles,  3  St.  Ebbes  st 
Curti*  David,  34  Pembroke  st  and 

106  j  High  st 
Grainue  William,  Friar's  entry 
Hartley  Robert,  St.  Giles'  road 
Hayes  William,  5  Oriel  st 
Kile  Frederick,  London   place,  St. 

Clement's 
Maltby  &  Bloxam,  St.  Helen's  pas- 
sage. New  Collegf  lane 
Mansell  William,  106^  High  .st 
Omash  Richard,  Summer  Town 
Salter  William  Ham.  130  High  st 
Sanders  James,  10  Blue  Boar  lane 
Shrimptou  .l"hn,  22  Ship  st 
Slirimpton  Thomas,  14  St.Aldate  st 
Tra^h  F'lederick  (account  book)  3| 

Queen  st 

BOOKSELLERS  &  STATIONRS. 

Marked  Ihns  •  are  also  Piiblishera, 

•Abrams  Jdseph,  37  Hiuh  st 
Aldan  Henry,  5  Queen  st 
Bellamy  Maria,  43  High  st 
Blackwell  Benjamin,  46  High  st,  St. 

Clement's 
Boddington  Thomas,  6  Oriel  st 
Carde  John  Baptist,  6  High  st,  St. 

Clement's 
Dewe  Ji.hn,  lOShipst      [Aldate  st 
Gill  Maiianne   (periodical),  59  St. 

j  Goodden   Charles    (periodical),  33 

'     Speedwell  st 
Gnham  William, 41  High  st 
Haines  John,  12'1'uil  st 
Harris  Thomas,  16  Broad  st 
Holder  Henry,  20  St.  Aldate  st 
Ladd  Heniy,  10  Hith  st 
Layrock  'Ihomas,  129  Hiiihst 
Lenthall  John.  10  Oriel  Rt 
Macpherson  Francis,  94  High  st 
•I'arkerJohn  Henry.  28  Bioad  si 
Plowman  Joseph  (and  news  agtrnt) 

1  St.  Aldate  st 
Richaids  Charles,  104  Hiifh  st 
Slirimpton  Thomas,14  St.  Aldate  st 
•Slatter  Henry,  2  and  3  Hiah  st 
Spiers  Edwin  '1  hooias,  96  High  st 


Tavlor  Henry,  2  Pembroke  st 
Taylor  Thomas,  119  Higlist 
Thornton  Joseph  (second-hand), 

51  High  st 
Vincent  Joseph,  20  High  st 
•Wheeler  James  Luff,  106  High  st 

BOOT    AND    SHOE     MAKERS. 

Acott  George,  25j  St.  Aldate  st 
Adams  Saiah,  22  St.  Aldate  st 
Allen  John,  Church  st 
Baycock  John,  8  Pembroke  st 
Bennett  Thoma-,  26  Walton  place 
Bessant  Frederick,  105  High  st 
Boddington  Robert, 37  Castle  st 
Boffin  Thomas,  49  Castle  st 
Campion  Cain,  New  Inn  Hall  st 
Castle  Jonathan,  London  place,  St. 

Clement's 
Cooper  John,  Headington 
Cooper  William,  St.  Ebbes  st 
Cox  Frederick  (ladies'  slioe).4New 

College  lane  [St.  Aldate  st 

CiozierMatihewHenry  (warehouse) 
Davenport  'I'homas,  5  St.  Aldate  st 
Derrick  Thomas,  George  st 
Duke  RiclMrd,  7  Castle  st 
Dumbleton  William,  SummerTown 
Dunsby  Robert,  II  Cambridge  st 
Elliott  Edwin,  35  Corn  Market  st 
Giles  John,  43  Castle  st 
Gillman  Richard,  70  Holywell  st 
Gould   Charles    (warehouse),    24 

High  SI.  St.  Clement's 
Grant  William,  Little  Clarendon  st 
Hainge  John,  SummerTown 
Hamilton  John,  Walton  terrace 
Harris  John,  Friar's  entry 
Hairis  Thomas,  76  Hinh  st 
Harris  Thomas,  Headington 
Hartwriglit  William,  36  High  st,St. 

Clement's 
Harv<ood  John,  14  Broad  st 
Harwood  Richard  Hall,  George  st 
Hatch  Henry  (warehouse)132High  st 
Hedges  John,  Summer  'I'own 
James  John,  Isis  st         [Clement's 
James  William,    65    High    st,    St. 
Kempson  William,  38  High  st,  St. 

Clement's  [well  st 

Kensell  Stephen  &  James,  9  Holy- 
KingCalebEdward,27  Blackfriar'srd 
King  George,  19  Broad  st 
King  William,  Botley 
KnightElii!al)etti(deaier)21  Queen  st 
Lambert  William  (and  leather  cut- 
ter), St.  Gile.s'  road 
Lillingston  Catharine   Matilda,   40 

Corn  Market  st 
Lucas  John,  111  High  st 
Mar-h  James,  21  Ship  st 
Martin  Moscs  Kates,  12  Turl  st 
Neal  Robeit,  Headington 
Paii-h  George,  20  Kingst 
Payne  William,  69  St.  Aldate  st 
Plaistcr  James,  Worcester  st 
Poulter  John  Edward,  George  st 
Quartet  nianCharles, Commercial  rd 
Quelch  John,  12  St.  Aldate  st 
Rachel   Alfred,   London   place,  St 

Clement's 
Randall  Heniy,  Redlion  square 
Uobhins  Shadiach,  Jeiicho 
Riigg  ThomaN,  Church  st 
Salter  George,  20  St.  Aldate  st 
Saunders  John,  21  Broad  st 
Scaly  John  &  Co.  7  Magdalen  st 
Sear  Thomas,  19  Magdalen  st 
Shrimptou  George  (warehouse),  12 

Market  st  [merdil  road 

Simmons  William  (list  shoe),  Com- 
Simms  James,  37  Broad  st 
Smith  James,  Benson's  gardens 
Smith  Richard,  J5  Market  st 
SniithThomasGeoige  (and  grindery 

dealer),  20  Commercial  road 


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Stanton  Thoma*,  21  KiiiR  st 
Stevens  Jolin,  St.  Thomas  st 
Tarrant  W  illiam,  1  Friar's  wharf 
Tarrant  William,  26  St.  Giles  st 
Tyrell  James,  tieorge  st 
Veal  Steplien,  N'-^v  Inn  Hall  st 
Vincent  John,  120  Hinh  st 
Ward  Daniel,  Grand  pont 
Washer  Oliver,  52  Corn  Market  st 
White  William,  1  King  st 
Wicks  James,  7  Ship  st 
Williams  Henry,  F"riHi 'sentry 
Williams  William,  48  St.  Ebbes  sf 
Wise  William,  (•>nd  ag(ni  for  Haw- 
kins' London  improved  bi>()t  and 
shoe  heel),  10  Broad  st,  opposite 
Baliol  Colleue 
Woodward  Samuel, New  Inn  Hallst 
Woodward  Thomas,  Church  st 

BRAW^N    AND    SAUSAGE 
MAKERS. 

Davis  Samuel,  Otiservatory  st 
Henimiiig>Joseph,4  Corn  Market  st 
Knibbs  James,  3  Pembroke  st 
Lucas  John,  111  High  st 
Slatier  Joanna  (>ausae;e)  1  Grove  st 
Woodford  CliarltS,  Church  st 
BRAZIERS  AND   TIN-PLATE 
WrORKERS. 

Berry  Francis,  53  St.  Giles  st 
Brooks  William,  19  Queen  st 
Floyd  Henry,  108  High  st         [ents 
Geoige  Thos.  33  Hi«h  st,  St.  Clem- 
Gill  &  Ward,  5  High  st 
Harris  Henry,  Walton  place 
Pack  wood  George,  32  Castle  st 
BREECHES    MAKERS   AND 
GLOVERS. 
Quarferman  Ahel,  30  Broad  st 
Quarternian  William,  St.  Aldate  st 

BREWERS. 

Archer  J  no.  (retail ),  58  St. Aldate  st 
Bruton  George,  42  Castle  st 
EvansJoel,Cowleyroad,St.Clement's 
HaII,Tavvney&Co.,  Swan  Brewery 

St.  Thomas  street 
Miller  Wm.  Church  st,  &  New  road 
Morrell  James,  St.  Thomas  st 
Wootten    llichaid    (the  Executors 

of;,  Cher  well  st,  St.  Clement's 

BRICK  MAKERS  AND  QUARRY 

OWNERS. 

Coppock  John,  Headington  Quarry 
Hedges  John,  Headington  Qtiarry 

BRICKLAYRS  «c  PLASTERERS. 

Marked  thus  *   are  Plasterers  only. 
Biggs  Samuel,  New  st 
•Bucket!  William,  Ulackfriars' road 
•Collier  James,  23  St.  Ebbe  st 
Guise  William,  Blackfriars  road 
•Hanks  Ann,  Waltott  place 
•Heritage  Satnuel,  North  parade 
Noon  Thomas,  Park  place     [well  st 
•Nunney  George,  Bath  place,  Holy- 
Nutiney  William,  5  St.  Ebbe  st 
Rolph  Joseph,  J  eric  ho 

BUILDERS. 

Barrett  J  nnathan.LittleClarendon  st 
Barrett  Thomas,  Observatoi  y  st 
Carter  John,  5  New  College  lane 
Castle  Robert  &  Son,  Cowley  load, 

St.  Clement's 
Fisher  John   *  William,  59  Corn 

Market  street  and  Littlegate 
Gardiner  James,  8  George  st 
Hope  Joseph,  36  Holywell  st 
Hudson  &  Matthew,  16  LonuWall  st 
Johnson  Janies,  Worcester  place 
Jones  Thomas,  (ieorge  st 
KnowlesThos.  &Son,79  Holywell  si 
Long  James,  Friai's  whiirf 
Ludlow  Stephen,  46  St.  Aldate  st 
Plowman  &  Luck,  Merton  st 
RedJiead  Richard,  33  Broad  tt 


Rooke  Charles,  SummerTown  [st 
Symm  Joshua  Robiusoti,34St.  Giles 
Wintei  borneThos.St.  John's  terrace 
Wyatt  Margaret,  74  St.  Giles'  st 

BUTCHERS. 

Adams  John  Abraham  (pork), Com- 
mercial road 
Alden  Thomas,  Grand  Pont 
Atidrew    William    Henry,    Claren- 

doti  buildings 
Radcock  Thomas,  .30  Speedwell  st 
Baker  Joseph,  Water  lane 
Hirt  Thomas  (poik),  Jericho 
Bolton  Frederick  William,  23  High 

street,  St.  Clement's 
Bryan  John,  Walton  place 
Collins  Edward,  54  St.  Aldate   st 
Cowley  Ja>.  (poik),  St.  Thomas  st 
Eaton  Charles,  Jericho 
Faulkner  John,, 35  St.  Aldate  st 
Haiper  James,  Union  st 
Holliday  Williant,  SummerTown 
Hooper  Henry  (pork),  Adelaide  st 
Herbert  John,  6  Albert  st 
Hughes  Jesse,  High  st,St.Clemeiit'g 
Lewin  VVIlliam,  8  St.  Ebbe  st 
Mansfield  Thomas,  Church  st 
Mat)sfield  Thomas,  Wrtlton  place 
Marsh  Esther,  42  George  st 
Mobley  George,  Observatory  st 
Mobley  William,  2  Friar  st 
Rose  John  (pork),  St.  Thomas  st 
Siinms  Robert,  St.  Thomas  st 
Sollovvay  Daniel,  Church  st 
Sclloway  Wm. Daniel,  Clarendon  st 
Stevens  John  &  George,  19  and  69 

Holywell  street 
Tustin  Sainh  Colcutt,  1  St.  Giles  st 
Walkett  Thomas,  Claremlon  place 
Watkitis   Charles,  St.  Aldate  st 
Wiblin    Charles,    15    High   st,  Sf. 
Clemetit's  [Clement's 

Wilkins  Charles,  69    High    st,  St. 
Wilkins  William,  Headineton 
Woodford  Charles,  Church  st 
CABINET    MAKERS   AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

(See    also    Upholsterers.) 
Atkins  Benjamin,  2  L<it)g  Wall  st 
Atkins  Jolm  Henry,  4  Castle  st 
Badcork  Richard,  16  St.  Aldate  st 
Boswell  Henry,  George  st 
Bull  John,  8  Queen  st 
Cooke  &  Cartwriaht,  80  High  st 
Cooke  David,  SummerTown 
Cooke  Wm. George, Claretidon  place 
Green  Chas. Alexander,  114  High  st 
Heibert  &  Embling,  31  Corn  Mar- 
ket street 
Lambert  John,  1  Blue  Bear  lane 
LiddcllRobt.22High  st,St.Clemeiit's 
Maliam  Dalton  Parr,  St.  Aldate  st 
Maxey  Henrv,  65  Holywell  st 
New  Calei),  50  St.  Giles  st 
PavneWilllam  jun  (and  undertaker), 

124  High  street 
Rockall  Augustus.Penson's  gardens 
Rouse  Robert.  Summer  Town 
SherrattJno.30High  st,St. Clement's 
Smith  James.  11  Castle  st 
Thomas  Frankliti,  135  Higli  st 
Tomkins  Thomas,  9  Magdalen  st 
Tyler  Jno.Jas.High  st,  St.Clemen's 
Wicks  Robert,  New  road 

CARPENTERS  6t  JOINERS. 

Archer  William,  St.  John's  road 
Barrett  Thotnas,  Obseivatoiy  st 
Bartlett  William,  New  road 
Blay  William,  15  Holywell  st 
Booker  Henry,  Friai  st 
Boswell  FraiKis  (and  undertaker), 

50  Corn  Market  st 
Boswell  Henrv,  Georce  st 
Brockksby  Francis,  59  Holywell  sti 


Brown  John  Bonner,  Cherwell  st, 

St.  Clement's 
CastlcJidin, Cowley  rd,  St. Clement's 
Cowley  Thomas,  Paik  place        [st 
GardtierJ oh n((!i undertaker).  Union 
Gilder  Thomas  Hatinafoid,  71Holy- 

well  sireet 
Gieen  John,  St.  Aldate  st 
Hart  Frederick,  Spredwell  st 
HawktsJohn,  Paiadise  st 
Hill  Jas.,  41  Hid)  st,  St.  Clement's 
King  Henry,  35,  St.  Ebbe  st 
Jarvis  Peter,  George  lane 
Johnson  William,  Geoige  st 
Jones  Thomas,  George  st 
LiddellRobr,22High  st, St. Clement's 
Ludhiw  Stephen,  46  St.  Aldate  st 
Peteis  John,  Iffley 
Quarterman  Heiiiy,33  St.Aldate  st 
Rooke  Charles,  SummerTown 
Slitpheid  Daniel,  Beef  lane 
Slatter  J.ihn,  65  Holvwell  st 
Stow  John  &  Son,  New  st 
Teague  George,  Headington 

CARVERS    AND    GILDERS. 

See  Print'Sellers,  8fc. 


CHILD-BED    LINEN   WARE- 
HOUSE. 
Payne  Elizabeth,  5  Magdalen  st 
Rose  Elizabeth,  29  Corn  Market  st 
CHINA,  GLASS,  &c.  DEALERS- 
Ashley  Thomas,  53  Corn  Maiket  st 
Gibbons  William,  St.  Thomas  st 
Greaibaich  Levi,  15  Hiyh  st 
Hem minsWm, High  st,St.Clement's 
Hopkins  Joseph,  51  Corn  Market  st 
Moller    William  (earthenwaiel,  4 

St.  Ebbes  st 
Seckmati  Susannah,  48  Broad  st 
Spiers  &  Son,  102  High  st 
Sutton  Samuel,  45  Corn  Market  st 
CHEMISTS  AND    DRUGGISTS. 
Beesley  Maria  Jane,  121  High  st 
Brown  Henry,  101  High  st 
Chapman  John,  4  St.Aldate  st     [st 
ChaundyThos.  Godfrey,  26St.Aldate 
CousinsTliomasGeorge,21  Magdalen 

st,  and  1  Beaunmiit  st 
Edwards  Frank,  118  High  st 
Houghton  Thomas,  54  Highst,  St. 

Clement's 
Jones  Richard  T.,  71  Hi^h  st 
Kent  Edward,  47  Corn  Market  st 
Kett  Edward,  Claren<l<m  place 
Lucas  Jiiseph,  42  High  st 
Luff  Williatn,  24  Com  Market  st 
Miller  Charles,  9  Queen  st 
Mucklow  Thos.Percival,25  Broad  st 
Rackham  Fiaiicis&  Hy., 45 Queen  st 
Telfer  Frederick,  11  Co-n  .Market  st 
Thurland  Edward,  1  Magdalen  st 
Walsh  William,  41  Queen  st 
West  Isaac,  69  St.  Giles  st 
Withers  Jolin  &Frederick,  4  High  st 

CLOTHES    CLEANERS. 

Adams  Charles,  2  St.  Ebhe  st 
Catnbray  Richard,  Worcester  place 
Cappar  Chailes,  24  St.  Giles  st 
Capper  Heiiiy,  6  Park  place 
Coglan  John,  7  Blue  Boar  lane 
Hunt  John,  St.  Aldate  st 
Luff  Thotnas,  New  Ititi  Hallst 
Pratley  Aut;ustine,  New  Inn  Hall  st 

CLOTHES    DEALERS. 

Biggs  William  John,  10  High  st,  Sf. 
Glemetit's  [Aldate  st 

Burrows    William   Edward,    31  St. 
Clare  Jabez,  Headington  qiiary 
Douch  Wm.  Matthew.s,  51  Castle  st 
GouldChas.,24  High  si,St.Clement's 
Han  is  Wolf,  54  St.  Ebbe  st 

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CLOTHES    DEALERS— Confm«e(J. 

HydeTlicmiis&  Co.(\vli(»les.ile,  and 
woDlltn  drapers  and  Manchester 
\varehoii5emci0,  31  &32Queeu  st 
OxF'RD    Clothing     Establish- 
ment, 2  ami  3  Queen  street 
Wolf  I-aiah,  New  ruad 

COACH    BUILDERS. 
Allen  Willi  nil,  Ni-w  Inn  Hall  st 
Bartlett  Josepli  I'aiiie,  Nt-w  road 
Callis  Jolin  Joseph,  Brewer  st 
Collins,    lieeslfy  &  Thompson,    Ifi 
Magdalen  st  [Highst 

Cousins  William  &  Son,  Alfred  st, 
Hu^gins  Henry,  9  Geotge  st 
Lyne  EUvtrd.  V^rk  place.  High  st 
Sii  ickleford  William,  (Jeorge  st 
Watkins  Henry,  14  Castle  st 

COACH    SPRING    MAKERS. 

Cousins  William,  3§  Queen  st 
Hui^hes  Thomas,  Crown  yard,  Corn 

Market  st 
Sannders  Thonvis,  Worcester  place 
Watkins  Henry.  14  Castle  st 

COAL  MERCHANTS  AND 
DEALERS. 

Ashley  Joseph,  London  place,    St. 

Clement's 
Aslilev  Tiioma',  Canal  wharf  and 

High  Bridge  st  [Bnarlaiie 

BullBenj.&ThoSoCanal  wliarf,2Blue 
C-irter  Josi  ph,  27  St.  Giles  st 
Choules  Joseiili,  2  Isis  st 
Cox  Richard,  Canal  wharf 
Daiies  Thomas,  Park  end  wharf 
Drewett  .lohn.  Canal  wharf 
Gibbons  William,  Sf.  Thomas  st 
Grainge  Benjamin,  Friar>'  enlrv 
HiggiiisRdvvd.Matthew.St.John'srd 
Higiiins  John,  George  st 
HiiL'gins  Benjamin,  Observatory  st 
Johnson  lames, Worcester  st    [ent's 
L  w'isOwen,  Cherwell  st,  St.Clem- 
Maish  Thomas,  Canal  wharf 
Moore  Thomas,  Bl.ickfriars  road 
Pharoah  John,  Canal  wharf 
Qniterman  Henry,  33  St.AMate  st 
Hound  Jos.,  3§Qni-en  st&Canalwhrf 
Round Williani& Henry, Canal  wharf 
Siinmonds  Ann.  31  Pembroke  st 
Simm'ins  John,  jun.,  Wellinijton  st 
Smith  Ambrose,    7    Walton  place 

and  Canal  wharf 
Steanc  Samuel  Kdward,  New  mad 
Sutton  Samuel,  45  ConiMarketst 
W.iite  John,  Canal  wiiarf        [road 
Ward  William  &  Co.(&,  slate),  New 
Weaving  John,  New   road 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Alisop  Kli/.ai>cth,  52  St.  /Mdate  st 
Biggerstatf  Thomas,  3  St.  Ahlate  ct 
Boffin  jMiiies,  1  Queen  st 
Brown  William,  97  Hitth  st 
Bntler  Silas,  39  Corn  Market  si 
Caiter  John,  o  New  CoUeue  lane 
Castell  Richard,  7  St.  Giles  st 
Couling  Robert,  27  Corn  Market  st 
Ciipps  Mary,  18  Broad  st 
Drewitt  Robert.  72  St.  Giles  st 
Gadney  Harriett,  3  Ilidcliffe  square 
Hiiiton  William,  15  Oriel  st 
Horn  Catherine,  142  Hiyh  st  and  15 

Corn  Mark- 1  st 
Hosier  William,  George  st 
James  Robert.  74  Hitjli  st 
Johnson  Lharli-s,  23  St.  Aldate  st 
Kim;  VA'im,  1  Pembroke  st 
King  Joseph    George,  13   High  st, 

St.  Clement's 
Kirbv  Ann.  3  Paik  st 
Sc  irsbrook  Georue.  28  Pembroke  st 
Shields  Thomas,  49  High  st 
.Spritig  Samuel,  ('>  Castle  st 
States  Thomas,  43  St.  Ebbe  st 

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Stevens  William,  30  CornMarket  st 
Wood  John  William, NewInuHall  st 

COOPERS. 

CarterThos.,44Highst,St.Clement's 
Husres  George,  Friars  entry 
TaylerTom,  334  Pembrol;e  st 
Tayler  Frances.  19  St.  Aldate  st 

CORK  COTTERS. 
Crozicr  Maria,  34  Queen  st 
Lee  Elizabeth,  14  Queen  st 
CORN    &    SEED     MERCHANTS 

AND    DEALERS. 

Ashley  Thomas,  Higli  Uridge  st 
Crabb  Samuel,  St.  John's  road 
Drewett  John,  St.  Thomas  st 
(irubb  Isaac,  32  St.  Giles  st 
Loi  key  Kdward,  6  Magdalen  st 
Marsh  Tbomas,  Canal  wharf 
Nevell  William,  George  st 
Steane  Samuel  Edward,  New  road 
Ward  William  &  Co.,  New  road 
Watkins  Charles.  St.  Ah'ate  st 
Weaving  John,  New  road 
CORN    DEALERS  6t  MEALMEN 
Burrows  James,  42  New  Inn  Hall  st 
Grubb  Isaac,22Queen  st&45Higli  st, 

St.  Clement's  [Clement's 

King  Joseph  George.,  13High  st,  St. 
CURRIERS     AND    LEATHER 
CUTTERS. 
Coleman  &  Tagg,  4  ftlagdalen  st 
Darlington  Thomas,  Friars  entry 
Flovd  John  Bailey,  14  Magdalen  .st 
Quelch  Stephen  &  Son  (and  leather 

sellers),   9  St.   Ebbe  street  and 

Speedwell  street 
Wright  Edward  John,  16  Queen  st 

CUTLERS— ■WORKING. 

Bayne  Maiy  Ann,  99  High  st 
Brookes  James,  Paradise  st 
Chadwell  Charles  Bayne,  15  Grove  st 
Robinson  John,  46  Corn  Market  st 

DAIRYMEN. 
Brooks  Moses,  47  Holywell  st 
Castle  Benjamin,  St.  Aldute  st 
Gray  Job,  29  St.  Aldate  st 
Harper  Sophia,  Union  st 
Howse  William,  Jericho 
DENTISTS. 
Bevers  Edmund,  46  Bioad  st 
Spencer  Norman,  63  High  st 

DYERS. 

Bennett  George,  Ghmcester  green 
Bough  John,4§High  st, St. Clements 
De  Bank  Thoinas,  44  Pembroke  st 
Hicks  Edward,  77  High  st 
Howrigan  Pierce,  Church  st 
Jones  Fredeiiek,   16  Market  st 
Luff  Thomas,  New  Inn  Hall  st 
Medcraft  Richaid.Summer  Town 

EATING-HOUSE   KEEPERS. 

Fanlkiif  r  James  JosiabCiempeiaiice 

hotel),  St.  Al'laie  st 
Hemmings  Joseph,4  ConiMarketst 
Lambert  John   (coffee  and  leading 

rooms),    1  Blue  Boar  lane 
Pollard  .lames,  29  Queen  st 
EMBROIDERERS. 
Rose  Elizabeth  (anil  fancy  &  Berlin 

wool  reposiiory),29  Com  Mrktst 
Wells  Edwaidfand  IUmHm  and  fancy 

repository),  141  Hiuh  st 

ENGRAVKS   &  COPPER-PLATE 
PRINTERS. 

Clrmcnts  John,  44  Hiu'li  st 
Gray  Edwin,  Clarendon  st 
Hands  Henry,  18  Hiuh  st 
Heavi>idi' JmIiii  Smith  feiigravcr  on 

wood),  125  Hii;h  st 
Mathiws    .Michael   Ancclo    Alfred 

(and  stationer),   15  ^li^gdalell  st 
Mathews  William,  14  Grove  st 
Trash  Frederick,  3i  Queen  st 


ESTATE  AGENTS. 

See  Land  and  Estate  Agents. 


FIRE,    &C    OFFICE    AGENTS. 
Accidental    Death    (insuiance), 
DaltonParr  Mallam,  St  Aldate  st 
Alliance,  John  Crews  Dudley,  7 

Broad  street 
Anchor,   William  Baxter,  St.  Al- 
date st  ;  ami  Henry  Quarterman, 
33  St.  Aldate  st  [st 

ARGUs(life)Tlinmas  WHrd,24Broad 
Atlas,  John  Bradstced,  16  High  st 
Birmingham  (Iire),VVilliam  Cooke 

80  High  st 
British  Empire,  Robert  Hills,  25 

Walton  place 
Church  of  ENGLAND,John  Haines 

12  Turl  st 
Clerical,  Medical  and  General 
(life),   John  Freeman  Wood,   34 
Broad  st 
County  (fire)  and  PROviDENT(life) 

John  Coleman,  4  Maiidalen  st 
Crown  (life),    Michael  Underhill 

&  Sons,  7  High  st 
Economic,  John  Marshall  Fiske, 
23  Corn  Maiketst  [Market  st 
General,  James  Steane,  34  Corn 
Globe,  John  Fisher,  59  Corn  Mar- 
ket sr,  and  Littlegate 
Guardian,    F^dwin   Butler,  1   St. 

Aldate  street  - 
Imperial  (tire),  Frederick  Varuey, 

14  St.  John  st 
Industrial  General  (life  and  de- 
posit), William  Richard   Hobbs, 
23  St.  Giles  st 
Law  (fire).Thoma-j  &  Charles  Mal- 
lam, 3  Turl  st;   and   Frederick 
Moirell,4  St.  Giles  st 
Legal  and  Commercial,  Shilling- 
ford,  Phillips  &  Blake,  41  and  42 
Corn  Market  st 
Liverpool  and  London,  Robert 

Pike,  2  St.  Aldate  st 
London     Indisputable,      Henry 

Hands,  19  Hitih  st 
Merchant  andTradesmens'  Mu- 
tual (life),  William  Biddle,    45 
St.  Aldate  street 
Mitre  (life),   John  Taunton,    Ho- 
garth's passage,  St.  Aldate  st 
National     Friendly      Society, 

George  Hodges,  13  Queen  st 
National  Provident  ilife)  James 

Luff  Wheeler,  106  High  st 
Norwich  Union,  George  Gny,  51§ 

Corn  Market  st 
Palladiu-ni  (lile)Joseph  Plowman, 

1  St.  Aldeaie  st 
Pelican  (life),Thomas  and  Charles 

Mallam,  3  Tnrl  st 

PiiojNix   (file),  Michael  Underbill 

&   Son,  7    Higlist;    and   Hester 

Sheard,  21  High  st 

Railway  Passengers'Assurance, 

Jo«eph   Plowman,  1  St.  Aldate  st 

RovAL  Exchange,    Henry  Jacob, 

36  Pembroke  sr 
RovAL    Farmers'    (fire,   life,  and 
hailstorm),    Joseph    Giilett,    54 
Corn  Market  street 
ScoTrisH  Amicable  (life),  Robert 

Wicks,  New  road 
Scottish  Provident  (life) Charles 

James  Shaw,  45  St.  Giles  st 
Scottish    Union,  George   Wvatt, 

71  St.  Giles  st 
Solicitors'  and  General, George 

Frtdiiiek  Diure,  6  St.  Aldate  st 
Star,   Adin  Williams,  1.36  High  st 
Sun,  Robert,  Haines,  92  H»gh  st 
Union,  John  Thomas  Dobney,  14 
Walton  place 


IBinctorp. 


OXFORD,  &c. 


^.tfoitr^ftire* 


United  Kingdom  (life),    Thomas 

Hawidns.  2  St.  Joliii  st 
West  of  England,  George  Rack- 

sirovv,  68  St.  Giles  >t 
Yorkshire,    Frederick   Telfer,  11 

Corn  Maiket  st 
FISHMONGSRS&DEALERS'IN 

GAME. 
Benan  Tiiomas,  43  St.  Ebbe  st 
Carter  Jobii,  130  Hiali  st  [«' 

Gi-eatbatch'riioinas,60  Corn  Market 
Hadley  Jeremiah,  30§  Corn  JMrkt  st 
Merry  John,  44  CaMlest 
Plowman  Wni.,  48  Corn  Market  >t 
Tester  Samuel,  27  High  st 

FRUITERERS. 

Bevan  Thomas,  43  St.  Ebbe  st 
Huahes  Samuel,  20  High  st,    St. 

Clements 
Pettvfer  Enoch,  73  St.  Giles  st 
Smith  George,  St.  Aldate  st 
Stevens  Wiiiiam,30  Corn  Market  st 
Wharton  Robt-rt    (foieign  fruit  and 
Italian  warehouse )26CornMarktst 
Wheeler  Willian.,  SMaiket  st 

FURNITURE    BROKERS. 
Bridgewaiei-  WiHiain,33St.  Giles  si 
Bull  Joiin,8  Qneen  st 
Bunker  Gra  e   (and  chnir  maker  to 

the  trade)  9  High  st,  St. Clements 
Faulkner  Fiederick,  1  George  st 
Freeman  Joseph,  39  Queen  st 
Green  John,  St.  Aldate  st 
Hitchcock  Thns. High  .stSi. Clements 
KingHenrv,  33  St.  Ebbe  st 
Liddell  Robr.  22  High  st,St.Clements 
Mallain  Dalion  Parr,  St.  Aldate  st 
Parker  Joseph,  27  St.  Aldate  st 
Parker  Jose|)h,  Friar's  t-iitry 
Tubb  Geo,  67  High  st,  St.  Clements 

GARDENERS  &  SEEDSMEN. 

Marked  thus  *  are  also  Nurserymen. 
Castle  Jas  (&  florist)SummerTown 
•Chaundv  Richard,  10  Queen  st 
*Day    William,   22    Broad   st,  and 

Virtf)na  gardens 
Dunbar  George,  Ob«er»atory  st 
Hewlett  Thomas,  St.  Giles'  road 
Kirkpatrick  Alexander,  Koselane 
Looker  Thomas  (&  florist),  Jericho 
Trindt-r  Job,  Jeiicho 
Turnbull  Richard,  18  Market  st 

GROCEBSAND  TEADEALERS. 

{See  also  Shopkeepers,  i(c.,  and  also 

Tallow  Chandlers.) 
Birt  John,  New  road  [road 

Booth  Alfred  Scrivener,  St.  Giles' 
Bridges  George,  56  St.  Giles   st 
Cooper  Francis  Thomas,  46  High  st 
Cro.-s  Richard  22  Corn  Market  st 
Doriiior  Heniy,  30  Queen  st 
Dormor  James,  69  High  st 
Grimbly   &   Hughes    (and  cliee.se- 
mongers  and  provision dealers,and 
British  wine  makers),    56  Corn 
^latket  street  [Giles  st 

Grubb  Thomas  (tea  dealer)  32  St. 
Havles  John  Wilson,  38  Queen  st 
Higgonson  William,    Clarendon  pla 
Hounsluw  J  )hu  &  Sou,  67  and  68 

High  street 
Hughes  James,  11  Magdalen  st 
Kett  Edward,  Clarendon  place 
Laker  Charles,  55  High  st 
Miles  Peter  &  Co.,  Grafton  House, 
St.  Aldate  st  [Giles  st 

Pettyfer  Enoch  (tea  dealer),  73  St. 
Pumfrey  Robert,  New  road 
Richardson  Richard,  18  High  st 
Rockall*  Jones  (and  Italian  ware- 
house) 32  Broad  .-t 
Sheard  Hester,  21  Hieh  st 
Tnbl)  'I'hos.  Wm.  37  Corn  Market  st 
Undeihill  Charles,  11  Beaumont  at 


Underbill  Michael  &Son,  7  High  st 
City,  and  16  and  17  High  st,  St. 
Clements 
Walker  Abnham,  39  Holywell  st 
Warburton  Geo.  Henry,  72  High  st 
Wailand  Henry,  St.  Giles'  road 
Way  Wm  110  High  st  &  St.Aldate  st 
Willsher  Joseph,  13  Magdalen  st 
GUN  AND  PISTOL    MAKERS. 
Beckliuson  Frederick,6  St.  Aldate  st 
Brown  Richard,  68§  High  st 
Pether  William,  St.  AMatest 
Venables  John,  21  St.  Aldate  st 

HABERDASHERS  &  HOSIERS. 

Marked  thus  •  are  also  Shirt  Makers. 
Castle  Nathaniel    (and  glovtr),   13 

High  street 
Diing  John,  1  Beaumont  st 
Fiske  Jonathan  &  Son,23  Corn  Mar- 
ket street 
♦Hodges  George,  13  Queen  st 
Horn  John,  .30  St.  Aldate  st 
Oxford     Clothing    Establish- 
ment, 2  and  3  Queen  st 
♦Randall  Thomas,  22  High  st 
Ringrose  William,  24  St.  Aldate  st 
Roi^e  Elizabeth,  29  Corn  Market  st 
Sparrow  James,  25  Co'n  Market  st 
*Standen    Katharine    Sinnau,    28 

High  street 
Thorp  John   Charles  &  Co.   (and 
glovers),  20  High  street  and  44 
Broad  .street 
Williams  Adin,  136  High  st 
HATTERS. 


♦Roebuck,  RicliaidGurden,  8  Com 
Market  street 

•Star,  Samuel  Young  Griffith,  51 
Coin  Market  street 

Three  Cups,  George  Bruton,  44 
Queen  street 

Three  GoHt.%  Thomas  Bishop,  32 
Corn  Market  street 

Wheatsheaf  &  Anclior,    Benjamin 

Hayward,  15  St.  Aldate  st 
IRON    et    BRASS  FOUNDERS. 

Grafton  Charles,  Eagle  Foundry, 
2  Broad  st,  and  Jericho 

Lee  James  (fi  engineer,  &  agricul- 
tural implement,  and  machine 
maker),  Speedwell  street 

Taylor  William  &  John  (and  bell- 
founders),  Bliickfriars  road 

IRONMONGERS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  also  Braziers. 

{See  also  IFhUesmiths.) 
♦Brooks  William,  19  Queen  st 
♦Browning  Jonathan  Samuel   (and 
manufacturer),  57  Corn  Market  st 
Carr  Henry,  Walton  place 
♦Eagleston  Hannah,  8  High  st,  St. 
Clement's  [lOBHit-hst 

♦Floyd    Henry   (&  manufacturer), 
♦Gil  &  Waid,  5  High  .st 
Morris  James,  New  road 
♦Stevens  Da\id,  Grove  st 
Wyatt  George,  71  St.  Giles'  st 
i  LAND    AND    ESTATE  AGENTS 
I  AND    SURVEYORS. 

[See  also  Surveyors — Land.) 


Bathe    Avice,    43    Hiah    street,  St !  Allen  John,  8  Beaumont  st 

Clement's  [St.  Clement's  j  BadcocU  lienjainin,  27  Broad  st 

Biggs  William   John.  10  High  st,    Hewett  Geoige,  108  High  st 


St. 


King  Frederick,  7  St.  Aldate  st 
Neighbour  John,  Headington 
Pike    Robert    (and  valuer),    2 

Aldate  street 
LAST,    BOOT-TREE,   AND  PAT- 
TEN   MAKERS. 

Harris  Thomas,  55  St.  Ebbe  st 
Price  Julia,  14High  st,  St. Clement's 
Smith  John,  28  Queen  st 

LIBRARIES-CIRCULATING 
Harris  Thomas,  16  Uroad  st 
Holder  Henry,  20  St.  Aldaie  st 
Plowman  Joseph,  1  St.  Aldate  st 
Spiers  Edwin  Tiioma*,  96  High  st 

LINEN    DRAPERS,    SILK 
MERCERS,    &c. 

[See  also  IVoollvn  Drapers.) 
Castle  William,  143  High  st 
Chilton  &  Beaumont,  9  High  st 
Elliston  &  Caveli,  12  Magdalen  st 
Evans  Samuel   Lavingdon  &    Co., 

12  High  stieet 
Hanley  Daniel,  10  Castle  st 
Howland  Harraan  John,  C4  Corn 

Market  street 
North  &  Phillips,  1  M^'gdalen  st 
Sweetman  Nicholas,  28  Corn  Mar- 
ket street 
Tarry  Ebenezer  Joseph,  56  High  st 
Thorp  &  Hillier,  20   High  st,  and 

44  Bioad  street 
Wiseman  William,  1   High  st 
LITHOGRAPHERS. 
Plowman  Joseph,  1  St.  Ablate  st 
Tra-h  Frederick,  3i  Queen  st 

LIVERY  STABLE  KEEPERS. 

William  Die keson,  1 1  Turl  st         i  Beeslev  Ricliard,  1  Bear  st 
♦Golden  Cross,  William  Holland,  5   Clark  John,  30  St.  Aldate  st 

Corn  Market  stieet  Davis  Charles,  14  Holywell  st 

♦King's    Arms,   Frederick    Stone,    Davis  Francis,  1  Blue  Boar  lane 

Park  st  and  Holywell  st  Figg  William,  9  St.  Aldate  st 

Lamb  &   Flag,   William    Bayzand,    Manning  VVilliam.21Corn  Market  st 

St.  Giles'  st  [8  I'url  st    May  John,  14  Long  Wall  st 

Maiden  Head,  Francis  Greenwood,  |  Payne  William,  New  Inn  Hall  st 
♦Mitre,  Arthur  Venables,17  High  st   Perrin  Thomas,  Brewer  st 

31 


Castle  Nathaniel,  13  High  st 
Fiske    Jonathan  &   Son,  23  Corn 

Maiket  street 
Hodges  George,  13  Queen  st 
Hookham  &  Minty,  3  Corn   Mar- 
ket street 
Horn  John,  30  St.  Aldate  st 
Hyde  Thomas  &  Co.   (wholesale), 

31  and  32  Queen  st 
Martin  Thomas  Weston,  9  Broad  st 
Oxford    Clothing    Establish- 
ment (wholesale),  2  &  3  Queen 
street 
Pair  John,  20  Stup  st 
Parsons  &  Fo>ter,123  &  124  High  st 
Randall  Thomas,  22  High  st 
Ringrose  William,  24  St.  Aldate  st 
Scoti  Pl.oebe  (and  furrier),  12  Corn 
Market  street  [street 

Standen  Katharine  Sirman,  28  High 
Thorp  John Ch^irles  &  Co., 20  High 

street,  and  44  Broad  st 
Williams  Adin,  136  High  st 

HOP    MERCHANTS. 
Pike  James  (and  dealers  in  patent 

malt),  Worcester  st 
Smith  rtmhiose,  7  Walton  place 

HORSE    DEALERS. 

Wheeler  Edward,  Brewer  st 
Wheeler  William,  3  Market  st 

INNS    AND    HOTELS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  Posting  Houses. 
[See  also  Taverns  Sc  Public  Houses.) 
♦Angel,  Samuel  Young  Griffith,  84 

High  .street 
Di(k>on's     Coffee   House,      John 


d^ifoitiisfiivc. 


OXFORD,  &c. 


^latei'5 


LIVERY    STABLES— Co;i/in«ed. 
Secklmn  Williaiii,  19  Magdalen  st 
Symonds  Charles,  ;^0  Holywell  st 
Syinuiuls  Geoige,  7  St.  John  st 
Tolli't  Josepii,  3  Alfred  st,  High  st 
Wheeler  William,  New  Itiii  Hall  st 

MALTSTERS. 
GoundreyElizabetli,  10  Market  st 
HhU,  Tawnev  &  Co,,  St.  Thomas  st 
Miller  Win,  Church  st,&  New  road 
Morrell  James,  St.  Thomas  st 
Smith  Ambrose,  Walton  i)lace 
Ward  William  &  Co.,  New  road 
Wickens  James,  63  Corn  Market  st 
Wooiten   Richard   (the    Executors 
ot),  Headinglon 

MERCHANTS. 
Steane,  Davis  &  Steane  (and  mus- 
tard and  chicory  manufacturers), 
New  road 

MILLERS. 
BrockleJS  John,  Castle  Mills 
Hunt  John,  Butley  Mills 
Sheldon  Jonathan   Osney  Mills 
Sttane  Joseph,  Steam  Mills 
MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 
Allsop  Caroline,  42  Holvwell  st 
Bacon  H.-len,  17  Lone;  Wall  .st 
Baldwid  Elizabeth,  Clarendon  st 
Ball  Catherine.  St.  John's  road 
Barnes  Ann,  35  Queen  st 
Blo.xham  MarySc  Frances  &  Emma, 

7  St.  AlJate  st 
Booth  Elleu  &  Ann,  122  Hi^h  st 
Bravier  Eli/bh.High  st.St.Clenient's 
Bunting  M^iV,  7(i  Holywell  st 
Campion  Ann,  New  Inn  Hall  st 
Coker  Ann,  63  Holywt-ll  st  i 

Collcu'tAnn,-26High  st,St.Clenient'S 
Cross  &Thoma.s,Little  Clarendon  st  i 
Davis  Eliza,  Gloucester  green  I 

Ddvi.s  Frances,  ObservHt'iry  st  i 

Deacon  Sarih,  Observatory  st 
Dring  Elizabeth,  1  Beaumont  st         I 
Gibbs  Elizabrtli.  Little  Clarendon  st 
Harris  Ann,  55  St.  Ebbest  , 

H'cks  Mary  Ann,  George  st  , 

Hopkins  Maria,  (Jeoree  st  1 

Kempson  Mary,  Friar's  entry  j 

Kench  Caroline,  67  St.  Giles'  st       I 
Knight  Elizabeth,  21  Quten  st 
Lidilell  Hann^l),  22  Friar  st 
Lord  Eliza,  17  Market  st  1 

Loveijrove  .Maiy  Ann, St.John's road  | 
Moore  Elizabeth,  St.  Giles'  mad        i 
Mornaii  Hannnh,  (iloncester  green 
Morion  Harriet,  30  St.  Giles'  st       ' 
New  Martha,  Friar's  <'niry 
Newaik  Ann,  30  Broad  st 
Park.-r  Mar»;aiei,  43  Holywell  st 
Pitt\fer  Maria,  Church  st 
Quelch  Maigaret,  Worcester  place 
Reed  Loui-a,  142  High  st 
Searle  Belinda,  2  Beaumont  st 
Slaiter  Mary  Ann,  Jericho 
Sparrow  Mary  Ann,  25  Corn  Mar- 
ket street 
Stanton  Sarah,  67  Holywell  st 
Steel  Eliz  -beth,  2  Castle  st 
Swadling  Mary  Aun,  Cowley  place, 

St.  Clement's 
Thomas  Susan,  New  Inn  Hall  st 
Vrnables  Ann,  21  St.  Aldate  st 
Watson  Susannah    Sarah,  51  Saint 
.-Mdate  street 

MUSIC    AND      MUSICAL    IN- 
STRUMENT   SELLERS. 

Alden  Hcnrv,  4  Queen  st 
Barratt  Marianni-.  11  St.  Aldate  st 
Frost  Edward,  78  Higlist 
Hus^ell   James,    125     High   street, 
and  5  Turl  street 

32 


NEWSPAPERS, 

AND  THEIR  PUBLISHERS. 

Oxford  Chronicle  (Saturday), 
Cooke  &  Westbiook,  127  High  st 

Jacksons'  Oxford  Journal 
(Saturday),  Henry  Hall,  Esq,  pro- 
piietor— Jonathan  &  Jonathan 
William  Lowndes,  publishers,  65 
Corn  IMarket  street 

Oxford  University  and  County 
Herald  (Saturday),  Joseph  Vin- 
cent, yo  High  st 

PAINTERS    AND     GLAZIERS. 

Ball  Iloheit,  St.John's  road 
Bliss  James,  49  Broad  st 
Bradfield  John,  50  Broad  st 
Giaham  Roht.  Fredk.,  Worcester  pi. 
Hill  Sarah,  35  High  st 
Hitciicock  John,  Observatory  st 
Hitchings      Edward      Nathan,     13 

Broad  street 
LukerWm.  Lewis,  21   Holywell  st 
Martin  George,  1  Friar  st 
Nutt  Charles,  52  St.  Ebbe  st 
Taylor  John,  Paradise  square 
Thicke  George  Saufoid,  4  High  st, 

St.  Clement's 
Tyror  Thomas  Richard,  Friar  st 
PAINTERS,      PLUMBERS    AND 

GLAZIERS. 
Beesley  &  Carter,  15  Long  Wall  st 
Bliss  James,  49  Broad  st 
Bliss  William  &  James,  Alfred  st 
!  Bloxham  ArthurJas..7  St.  Aldate  st 
Cannon  Richaid,  28  High  st..  Saint 
i      Clement's  [C-lement's 

Carter    John,   Caroline   St.,    Saint 
Dudley  George  Dinnis,  43  Broad  si 
I  Goddard  Edward.  Clarendon  place 
I  Hayties  Edward.  18  St.  Aldate  st 
Ht-dges  David,  Paradise  square 
Hickman  Lury,  85  High  st 
Hill  Sarah,  35  High  st 
Hill  William,  23  Pembroke  .st 
Hitchings     Edward      Nathan,     13 

Broad  street 
Kencli  Ben,  67  St.  Giles'  st 
Knovvles  Frederick,  60  St.  John  st 
Mathews  William,  3§  Queen  st 
Peel  Robt.,  35  High  st,St.Clement's 
Roberts  Joseph,  3§  Queen  .st 
Thomas  Robert,  52  Holywell  st 
Thompson  William,  59  High  st 
Tibbeits  James,  New  road 
Wheeler  Edmund,  16  Queen  st 

PAPER    HANGERS. 
Atkins  John  Hem  v,  4  Castle  st 
Fletcher  Robert,  83  High  st 
Gouling  John,  Friar's  entry 
I  James  John  (and  uudertak  er),  31J 

Broad  stieet 
Payne   William,  jun.   (and  under- 
taker), 121iHi«hst 
Rowell  Georae  Augustu.s,  Alfied  st 
Thompson  William,  59  High  st 
Wicks  Koheit,  New  road 

PAPER    MANUFACTURER. 

Towie  John  (and  millboard),  HiNK- 
SEV  and  Weir  Mills 


PERFUMERS    AND    HAIR 
DItESSERS. 

Marked  thus  •  are  also  Stationers. 
Besth  Thomas  (hair  dresser),  41  St. 

Ebbe  street  [Queen  st 

Best  William  (hair  dresser),  24 
Blaerove  Friderick(hairdressei  ),18 

Corn  Market  st  [George  st 

Blafiiove  Frederick  (hair  dresser), 
Blake  John  (hair  dresser). George  st 
•Biidges  Charles  Smith,  29  Hieh  st 
Buntini; Henry  WiHiam(hair  dresser). 

New  road 
Chauiidy  Amelia,  138  High  st 
Col  well  Elizabeth,  32  High  street, 
I     St.  Clement's 


Court  William,  Speedwell  st 
•Hedges    Jmucs  William  Hedges,  2 

Turl  street 
•Hewitt  John,  45  High  st 
Higt;ins  John,  39  St.  Ebbe  st 
Hitchcock  John,  33J  Queen  st 
Horn  Sarah,  7  St.  Aldate  st 
Howse  James,  5  Market  si 
Irwin  Fredk.,  31§  Corn  Market  st 
Kent  Edwin  Philip,  33  Pembroke  st 
•London  William,  2  Market  st 
Mayell  Thomas,  43  Castle  st 
Parker  Joseph,  27  St.  Ablate  st 
ReynolilsHenry,51i  Corn  Market  st 
•Rose  Frederic,  7  Corn  Market  st 
•Shepperd  Wm.Cha«.,45Holvwell  st 
Smith  Richard,  30  St.  Aldate  st 
•Spiers  &  Son  (&  importers,  nianu< 
facturers  and  fancy  dealers;, 102  & 
103  High  st  [Clement's 

Taplin  William,  11  High  street,  St. 
Weston  William,  17  Bioad  st 
Wilson    William      (hair    dresser), 
Walton  place 

PHYSICIANS. 
Acland  Hy.  Wentw(iith,40  Broad  st 
Giles  Richd.  Lower  Cowley  House, 

St.  Clement's 
GreenhillWm.Alexander,91  Higli  st 
Jackson  Robert,  32  Holvwell  st 
Kidd  John,  m.d.,  37  St.'Giles  st 
Ogle  James  Adey,  m.d.,  St. Giles  st 

POULTERERS. 

Furley  John,  8  Hiah  st 
Richards  Robert,  Summer  Town 

PRINTERS— LETTER-PRESS. 
Alden  Henry,  5  Queen  st 
Baxter  William,  St.  Aldate  st 
Cooke  &  Westbrook,  127  High  st 
Hall  Henry,  100  Holywell  st 
Hall  Thomas,  New  road 
Ham  Joseph,  14  St.  Aldate  st 
Holder  Henry,  20  St.  Aldate  st 
Hurcomb  Philip,  Friar's  wharf 
Morris  Edward  Webster,   13§  High 

street,  St.  Clement's 
Shrimpton    Ingram,    Crown   yard. 

Corn  Market  st  [ket  st 

SunuMsford   Henry,  62  Corn  Mar- 
TiashFredeiick(and  machine  ruler), 

35  Queen  stieet 
University  Press,  Walton   place 

— Thos.Coinbe,Uni''ersity  printer 
Vincent  Joseph,  90  High  st 
PRINT-SELLERS  &  CARVERS, 
AND    GILDERS. 

Davis  Eliza,  6Tuilst 

Margeits&  Eyles  (and  ecclesiastical 

decorators)',  96^  High  st 
PettyGeorge,3  H  igh  st,  St. Clement's 
Pound  John,  1  Bear  st 
Ryman  James  (and  publisher),  24 

aii'l  25  High  street 
Shrimpton  John,  20  Broad  st 
Thomp.son  William,  59  Hii;h  st 
Walter  VVilliam  Hill,  82  High  st 
WooUofe  Joseph,  8  Merton  st 
VVvatt  Jas.  &  Son  (and  publisher), 

115  High  street 
PROFESSORS  at  TEACHERS. 
Marked  thus  •  are  Professors  of  Music. 
{See  also  the  University  Professors.) 
•Adams  (ieorge  Andrew,  12  Ship  st 
•Adams  William,  17  Pembroke  st 
•BamptonMary  .Ann  (and  dancing), 

16  New  College  lane 
•Barratt  Marianne,  11  St.  Aldate  st 
BertiainRobt.(German),  1  Queen  st 
Cardi   John    Baptist    (French   and 

Itali.in),  6  High  st,  St.  Clement's 
•Corf  Charles   (organist   to   Christ 

Church),  4  .Merton  st  [s' 

De  Brion  Hy  (French),4rSt.  Aldate 
•ElveyStephen,  u.m.,  29Holywell  st 


iiirectora* 


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iBxfottt»i)itt, 


♦Frost  Edward,  78  High  st 
•Harper  CeciliaJane  (and  dancing), 

58  Corn  Market  street 
•Keinagle  Alexander    Robert   (and 

orgaiii-t),  21  Holywell  st 
Riihardsoii  Joseph  Vickers  (draw- 
,  ing),  20  Magdalen  st 
•Sharp  Benjamin,  30  St.  Jolin  st 
•Tyrrell    George    (and    orguuist), 

9  Ship  street 

REGISTER   OFFICES    FOR 
SERVANTS. 
Chaundy  Amelia,  138  High  st 
Hf.lder  Henry,  20  St.  Aldate  st 
Ruse  Elizabeth,  29  Cum    Market  st 
Shrimptou  Georgr,  12  Market  st 
Wells  Edward,  141  Highst 
HOPE   AND    TWINE    MAKERS. 
Day  John,  1 1  Market  st 
Wall  George,  Summer  Town 
SADDLERS    AND    HARNESS 
MAKERS. 
Blackwell  William,  122  High  st 
Brooks  James,  Fish  row 
Collier  Thomas,  New  road 
Dancer  Riclid.High  st,  St.Clenient's 
Denver  William,  2  Corn  Market  st 
East  Sarah,  15  Broad  st 
Jones  Dn!.3lHigh  st,  St.Clenient's 
Laiigford  VVilliam,  George  st 
Marshall  Robert,  19  Market  st 
Oborue  Tli<>nias,  New  Inn  Hall  st 
Roberts  John,  George  st 
Slack  VVilliam,  2  Magdalen  st 
SmartThos.,  Hii,'h  st,  St.  Clement's 
Venables  Arthur.  8  St.  Aldate  st 
Wade  John,  Victr)ria  court 
SHOPKEEPERS  &DEALERSIN 
GROCERIES   Sc    SUNDRIES. 

.AbelRichard,  Hiuh  st,  St.Clenient's 
Ames  James,  3  Friar's  wharf 
Archer  William,  St.  John's  road 
Ayres  Charles,  St.  Thunias  st 
Baker  James,  Clarendon  st 
Balding  Charles,  Ulackfriar's  road 
Barnes  Thomas,  New  st 
Baieman  William,  Jericho 
Bo^oni  William,  Hiuh  Bridge  st 
Boucher  Loveden,  10  Penson's  gdus 
Brooks  George, Commercial  road 
Brooks  Robert,  Cowley  road,  St. 

Clement's 
Brown   Gt'orge,  19  Corn  Market  &t 
Buckle  Richard,  St.  Thomas  st 
Carr  Henry,  Walton  place 
Castle  Jonathan,  London  place,  St. 

Clement's 
Coaies  Jolia,  4"  Castle  st 
Cooke  David,  Summer  Town 
Corbut  Christopher,  St.  Thomas  st 
Couling  Robert,  27  Corn  .Market  st 
Covington   Edward,    High    st,  St. 

Clement's 
Davis  Mary  Ann,  61  St.  Aldate  st 
Dfbron  James,    63    High    st,    St. 

Clement's 
Dickeson  Adam,  St.  Thomas  st 
Duinhleton  William,  Summer  Town 
Fairbairn  Ri  hecca,  .3  Broad  st 
FanlkiitT  James  Josiah, St. Aldate  st 
Faulknt  r  Marv  Ann,  27  Castle  .st 
Gitiin*  John,  Speedwell  st 
Godfrey  Wm.  Bath  .st,  St. Clement's 
Godtiey  William,  Headington 
GoMing  'I'homas,  Jeiicho 
Griffin  Mary,  26  St.  Aldate  st 
Griiriths  John,  Observatory  st 
Hainge  James,  Summer  Town 
iHale  Jose()h,  .lericho 
Hall  Martha,  Observatory  st 
Hamilton  Charles,   London   place, 

St.  Clement's 
Harper  Edward,  Summer  Town 
Halt  Charles,  Friar  st 
Hastings  John,  3  Castle  st 


Haynes  James,  St.  Thomas  st 
Hine  Henrv,  11  Blackfriar's  road 
Houghton  Matthew,  51  and  52  High 
st,  St.  Clement's  [Aldate  st 

Houn>low   William  &  Son,  32  St. 
Howard  Mary,  Headington 
How.se  Richard  Prince,  Headington 
Hughes  Samuel,  20   High  st,   St. 

Clement's 
Hunt  George,  Blackfriar's  road 
Hunt  Henry,  Church  st 
Jacob  Nathan,  Litle  Clarendon  st 
Jeffcoat  Charles,  Headinaton 
Jessop  Susan,  St.  Thomas  st 
Johnson  Thomas,  Blackfriar's  road 
Johnson  William.  Clarendon  st 
Jones  Richard,  Blackfiiar's  road 
Jones  Richard,  29  Walton  place 
Keck  VVilliam,  St.  Aldate  st         [st 
KempsonJohn  Thomas,  51  St.  Ebbe 
Kerry  Heniy,  Paradise  square 
King  William,  Botley  [st 

LeacbGeorge  Charles,  24  Pembroke 
Lewin  William,  8  St.  Ebbe  st 
Loosley  William,  New  st 
Lord  George,  Com tuercial  road 
Luckett  Thomas,  St.  Thomas  st 
Marygoid  Richard  May,  Jericho 
Medciaf  James,  49  St.  Aldate  st 
Medcraf  Richard,  Summer  Town 
Mercer  Michael, 2  B  ackfiiar's  road 
Mobley  John,  50  St.  Ebbe  st 
Moody  Edwin  Francis,  Headington 
Morris  Mary,  52  St.  Giles'  st 
Neill-;  George,  St.  Thomas  st 
Page  Amelia,  St.  John's  road 
Palmer  Jame.s,  22  Commercial  rd 
Peel  Robert,  Wellington  st 


STATIONERS- WHOLESALE. 

Emberlin  William,  St.  Aldate  st 
Sumeisford  Hny.  62 Corn  Maiketst 

and  Observatory  st 

STAY   MAKERS. 
Cockbill  Janf,  Bridkte  st 
Cooper  Jonathan,  Victoria  court 
Holt  Frances.  30  Broad  st 
Jackson   Benjamin,  12  High  st,  St. 

Clement's 
Lobb  Charles,  49  Broad  st 
Lord  Eliza,  17  Market  st 
STONE  AND  MARBLE  MASONS 
Adams  Ann,  6  Bear  st 
CastleRobert  &  Son  (and  statuaries) 

Cowley  road, St.Clenient's 
Earl  John,  New  st 
Gardiner  James,  George  st 
GibbsJohn    (and  statuary).  Little 

Clarendon  st  [quarry 

Goodgame  &  Coopock,  Headington 
Hope  Joseph,  36  Holywell  st 
Hudson  &  Mattliew,16  LfmgWallst 
KnowlesThos.&  Son, 79  Holywell  st 
Rnlph  Joseph,  Jericho 
Snow  Thomas,  Headington  quarry 
Wyatt  Margaret,  74  St.  Giles'  st 

STRAW   BONNET    MAKERS. 
Allsop  Caioline.  42  Holwell  st 
fiaker  Ke>iah,  Wellington  st 
Baldwin  Mary,  Claiendon  st 
Barnes  Ann,  35  Queen  st 
Bates  Mary   (and  plat  dealer),  49 

High  st,  St.  Clement's 
Cross  ^Thomas,  Little  Clarendon  st 
Eagleston  Hannah,   7  High   st,   St. 

Clement's 
East  Ann,  High  st,  St.  Clement's 
PlumridgeWilliam  (and  temperance  I  Finch  Sarah,  Clarendon  st 
coffee-house;,  30  Pembroke  st       '  Green  Maiy  Maria,  19  St.  Aldate  at 


Pratley  William,  24  Holywell  st 
PiiceJulia,14High  st,  St.  Clement's 
Reeves  Elizabrtli,  11  Albert  st 
ReevesJohn,5High  st,  St.Clenient's 
Rouse  Samuel,  Church  st 
SauudersJamesWilliam, St.Ebbes  st 
Sciivens  John,  George  st 
Slatter  Mary,  76  Holywell  st 
Smith  Hannah,  Walton  terrace 
Smith  Thomas,  Jericho 
Stone  Caroline,  42  Broad  st 
Strange  William,  Fiiarst 
Tayler  George,  Fi  iar  st 
TaylorVVm.68  High  st,St. Clement's 
Taylor  William,  Penson's  gardens 
Tnrhitt  Jas.  21  High  st,St.Clement's 
Wakefield  Ann,  St.  Ebbe  st 
WalkerJohn.Geoi  ge  st,St.Clements 
Walker  Thomas,  2  Gas  st 
Wail  George,  Summer  Town 
Walter  Martha,  Little  Claringtonst 
Walton  John,  Gloucester  gieeu 
Waterfield  Thomas,  George  st 
Waikins  Henry,  17  St.  Aldate  st 
Weaver  Robert,  Church  st 
West  Joseph,  8  Bear  st 
West  Saraii,  Headington 
Westbrook  Joseph,  Observatory  st 
Wheeler  Charles,  St.  Ebbe  st 
WoodRichd.29Highst,St.Cleuient's 
Young  Joseidi,  Friar  st 
SILVERSMITHS  &  JEWELLRS 
{See  also  fFatc/t  and  Clock  Makers.) 
Carter  Heiny,  25  St.  Aldate  st 
Oavies  Abiahaiii,54  High  St 
Davy  Chailes,  55  Corn  Market  st 
Fiske  Jonathan   &  Son,  23  Corn 

Market  st 
Hands  Henr>,  19  High  st 
Hickman  Elizabeth,  31  High  st 
Hobdell  Emily,  128  High  st 
Reeves  Eliza  Ann,  81  High  st 
Roberts  Thomas,  100  High  st 
Sowter  John,  38  High  st 
iVells  James,  10  Corn  Market  st 


Haigh  Mary,  Geoige  st 
Hifks  Mary  Ann, 7  George  st  [ent'a 
HodgkinsEliza,  37  High  st,  St.Clem- 
Ho|ikins  Maria,  George  st 
Johnson  Catherine,  63  St. Aldate  st 
Lovegrove  Maiy  Ann,  St.  John's  id 
l>ord  Thomas,  17  Market  st 
New  Martha,  Friar's  entry 
Oveneil  Elizabeth,  10  St.  Aldate  st 
Pacey  Martha,  26  Speedwell  st 
Rogers  Somerset,  22  Pemhroke  st 
Tanner  Elizth.  Bath  st,St.Clenient'9 
WiuneyMariha,Batlist,St.Clement'9 

SURGEONS. 

Allen  Thomas,  4  Broad  st 
Churchill  Samuel, 30  CornMarket  st 
Cleoburey  William,  22  St.  John  st 
CoaiThos.Tennant.New  Inn  Hall  st 
Freeborn  John  William  Sims  &  Son, 

38  and  39  Broad  street 
Godfrey  John,  37  Beaumont  st 
Hansard  Richard  James.ll  Broad  st 
Hester  James  Tory,  17  St.  Aldate  st 
Hitchings  George.  St.  Aldate  st 
Hitchings  Geo.  Chas.  Hy.,8  Oriel  st 
Hus.sey  Edward  Law,  2  St.  Aldate  st 
Leapingwell  William,  5  St.  John  st 
Martin  John,  5  Oriel  st 
Paul  Andrew,  7  Grove  st 
Rusher  VVilliam,  48  High  st 
Stone  &  Owen,  58  Corn  Market  st 
Symonds  Frederick,  32  Beaumont  st 
Tverman  Thomas,  5  High   st 
VVooil  John  Freeman,  34  Broad  st 
Wyatt  George  Robert,  11   Queen  st 

SURVEYORS-LAND,    dec. 
[See  also  Architects  if  Surveyors.) 
Allen  John,  3  Beaumont  st 
Bruton  Edward  Geo., 28  St.  Joiin  st 
Fisher  J  no.  &Wm.,59Corn  Market  st 
Hewett  George,  103  High  st 
Hoggar  Robert  Syer  (and  civil  en- 
gineer). Town  Hall  yard 
Redhead  Richard,  33  Broad  st 
Tliomp'on  Heniy,  41  i  Queen  st 


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TAILORS    AND    DRAPERS. 

Marked  thus*  are  also  Robe  Makers. 
Adams  Chailes,  2  St.  Kbbe  st 
•Allen  Walter,  14  Oriel  .st 
•Bennett  John,  15  St.  Aldate  St 
•Bliss  John,  2  Bear  st 
Bridgewater     Williani    (and    piece 

biuker).  32  Pembroke  st 
•Bristow  Richd.West,  5  St.AIdate  .st 
Brooks  Jas.  Kdward.Sumnu'iTown 
Biownlow  \\'illiam,  17  Hulyweil   st 
Biiichell  William.  Geoige  st 
Burrows  Wm.  Edivd.SSt.  Aldate  st 
•Castell  Jas.  &  Son,  29  St.  John  st 
Castle  Jaine.5,  8  King  >t 
Clare  Jabez,  Headinjjtoii  queny 
Cl.irke  James,  Paradise  square 
Cooke  riiomaSjllj  Grove  st  [merit's 
GovingtouEdward,IIigli  st,  St.  Cle- 
Davenport  James,  9  I'nrl  st 
Douch  WjlliamMattliew,51Castle  st 
•Embliiig  James,  23  Higli  st 
•Knibling  John,  14  Hiuli  st 
•Evans  Samuel,  113  Hii;l»  st 
Evans  William,  Little  Gate  st 
•Feldon  Cl)aile.s,34  High  st 
•Fiske  Jonathan   6s.  Sou,  23  Corn 

Maiket  .>treet 
Foster  Chailes,  2  Alfred sf,  Highst 
Griffin  Barnaid,  Beaumoni'sbuildgs 
Hall  Sophia,  55j  Hit,'li   st 
HawksJonathari.40Ne\v  Inn  H-ill  st 
Hf  wer  Ric-hd.  (iO  St.  Aldate  st     [st 
•Hoc  kham  &  iMintv,  3Corn  Market 
•Hodgkins  William',  9  Oiiel  st 
Holt  James,  fi  Pemliroke  st 
Hughes  James,  Iledlion  S(|naie 
Hunt  Charle-,  Headington 
Hunt  John,  St.  Aldate  st 
•Hyde  Thomas  &  Co.   (;ind  whole- 
.saie  \vo(jlleii  drapers   and   Man- 
che'>ter   warehousemen),  31  and 
32  Queen  street 
•Joy  'I  homas  &  Alfred,  4  Park  st 
Len'ihallJohn,  10  Oreil  st 
Liddell  James,  4  Bine  Boar  lane 
•Lockwood  Henry.  .M  Broad  st 
•MirtinTljomas  Weston,  9Broad  st 
Maxey  William,  46  St.  Ehbe  st 
Merritt  Joseph,  2,3  Holywell  st 
Morley  Bichard,  Clarenlon  st 
Nicholls  Uichard,  George  st 
•Oxford    Clothing   Establish- 
ment, 2  and  3  Queen  street 
Parr  J..I111,  20  Ship  st 
•Parsons  &  Foster  (and   ouiiitter), 

123  and  1;24  High'strect 
Pharo  Robert,  Summer  Town 
Pigott  Win.  Fr.dk.   Summer  Town 
Pouting  Geo.  Bath  st.St.  Clement's 
Preston  Uidiaid,  Gloucester  gieeii 
•Price  James,  12  Broad  st 
Price  Brnjamin,  Gloucester  green 
♦Pri<»r  Joseph,  (j  Corn  Market  st 
Ricketts  George,  224  Broad  st 
•Itobinson   Chailes    VVyiidlum,  i)8 

High  vtreei 
•.Setrl  Henry,  2  Bcanmont  st 
Shepperd  Heniy,df)  High  strtet,  St. 

CU'iiieiifs 
Sherratt  William,  St.  Aldate  st 
•Slatter  &  Co  ,  l()7Hi^'h  st 
Smith  Charles,  10  Pemhioke  st 
S mi th  J  no. &\\' III., Beaumont's  bidgs 
StandeiiKaiheriiieSii  iiian,28Highst 
•Stuart  Heiiiy,  llfi  High  >t 
Sutton  Ed  wd. the  Plain,St.Ch'iiient's 
Taylor  Charles,  Fri.ir's  Wharf 
'I'avlor  Unbelt,    Little  Gale  st 
Taylfir  William,  12  Friars  st 
Tvrrell  Samuel,  8  Ship  st 
Wiilk.r  William,  6  Queen  st 
•Wallinsiton  Wi  liam,  II  Broad  st 
Watts  Matthew  Hy.  Summer  Town 
Wharehaai  William,  Paradi>e  square 
Whitlnck  Jno.  William,2  Thauiei  st 
•Williauis  Adiii,  UG  Hiy.h  st 

34 


TALLOW    CHANDLERS   AND 
MELTERS. 

GrimMy  &  Hughes,  56  Corn  Mar- 
ket street 
Higgonson  William,  Clarendon    pi 
Tubb  Thos.Wm.,  37  CoriiMarket  st 
Underbill  Charles,  11  Beaumont  st 
Underbill  Michael  &  Sou,/  Hiali  st 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC   HOUSES. 

.IbinRdon    Arms,   Eiliiiund  Robinson,  7 

Market  st  [Aldate  st 

Abingden  House,  Richard  Carter,  37  St. 
Anclior,  Thos.Morley.aS-^  CornMarketst 
Ancbor,  Mayy  Anne  OiTuvood,  New  road 
Ancient  Briton,  William  Huckelt,  Black- 

friars  road  [George  st 

Ancient    Ornid,    OorRe    Sliclding,    15 
Balloon,  Kmma  Rawbone,  23  Queen  s-t 
Bear,  .lames  Dolley,  A)fied  st 
Bell,  James  Prior,  18  Corn  Market  st 
Bell  and   Crown,  Joseph  Alexander,  1? 

Mai;dalen  st 
Bird  in-Iland,  IMary  West,  4  Bear  st 
Black  Boy,  Ann  Powell,  Hendington 
Black   Drummer,  Edward  Mahby,  Saint 

Ebbe  st  [St. Clement's 

Black  Horse,  Thomas  Coppock,  High  &t, 
Black  Lion,  (  harlrs  Maltby,  (iiote  st 
Black  Swan,  Edward  Newman,  George  st 
Blue  Pig,  William  Gurden,  Rcdiioiisq 
Boar's  Head,  John  Jeffcoat, Queen's  lane 
Boat  House,  Mary  Sherratt.  Grand  Pont 
Britannia,  Amelia  Carrulhers,  Cluircb  st 
Britannia,  Richard  l.iiidars,  Headington 
Bull,  Samuel  Biggs,  New  &t 
Cape  of  Good  Hope,  Thomas  Rawbone, 

Cowley  road,  St.  Cleinenfs 
Carpenters'  Arms, Thomas  Sr»itli,  Botley 
Chequers,  William  Bossom,  St,Thomasst 
Chequers,  George  Stroud,  I3IJ  High  st 
Cily  .\rms,  John  Smith  1  Radclitfe  square 
Clarendon  Arms, Win. Cowling,Waltoii  pi 
Coach  and  Horses,  James  Creed, -l-J  Holy. 

well  »t  [Ki"S  st 

Coach  and  Hearses.  BJarlha  Dutliam,  23 
Coach   find   Horses,   Rebecca  Guise,  33 

Quten  st 
Coach   and    Horses,  William   Hunt,  fi4 

Hich  St.  .St.  Clement's  [st 

Coach  and  Horses,  Jane  Teall,  49.}  High 
Coach  and  Horses,  Hicliard  Whileloot,  3a 

St.  Giles'  road 
Cross  Keys,  Samuel  Handy,  .36  Queen  st 
Crown,  William  Pc  ter  Walker  Hebborn, 

58 J  Corn  Market  st 
Crown  and  Thistle,  Elizabeth  Gcrundrey, 

10  Market  st  [Broad  st 

Dog  and  Partridge,  Richard  Cozens,  35 
Dolphin  and  Anchor,  Thomas  Dolley,  St. 

Aldate  strei  t 
Eittht  Bells,  Charles  Williams,  Chnrch  st 
Flying  Horse, Matibias  Po'pple,73  Hi-hst 
Fox,  John  Jells,  137  High  st 
Friar,  Elizabeth  Stanton,  New  st 
George,  Joseph  Green,  Botley 
George&  Dragon,  Thos.Clialk,2  Merton  st 
(ieorge  &  Dracon,  John  Goode,G'  orge  st 
Globe,  liobert  t^larke,  7  Queen  st 
(•rapes.  James  Hambidge,  4  (ieorge  st 
Gree n D raL'on,John  A ndiews.HSt.  Aldate  st 
Greyhound,  John  Callis,  Worce.ster  st 
Hallmoon.  John  Pirn,  19  High  st,  Saint 

Clement's 
Hind's  Head.Chas.Fanlkner,  26  Queen  st 
HollNbusli,Christphr.  I.,ipscoml>e,^e^v  rd 
Hop  Pole,  George  Martin,  1  Friar  »t 
Hope  and   Anchor,  Caroline    Boswdl,  2 

Geoige  st  [broke  st 

Home  and  Chair,  George  Pliipps,2y  Pem- 
Horseand  Groom,  .lobeph  Heinmings,  36 

St.  Ebbe  st 
Horse    and    Jockey,     Itobert  Fowler,  90 

Holywell  st  [(jilesroad 

Horse  and  Jockfy,  Richard  Rioliings,  St. 
Jericho,  Joseph  Higgini.  .lericho 
Jolly  Farmers,  James  Maltby,  Paradise  st 
Jolly  Farmers,   Edwiud  Sutlon,  I   Corn 

Market  st  [st 

Jolly  I'oslboys,  John  Gallaway,  140  High 
King's  Arms,Cha3.Bee»ley,Summer'rown 
King's  He«d,  Thomas  Ford.  43  Queen  st 
King's  Head,  Jame.s  King.  17  Holywell  st 
Kin,"  of  Prussia,  William  l.ndlow,  lllley 
l.auibaiid  Flag,  John  Smjlli,.St.  Thomas  st 
I.e.len  Porch  Hall,  John  Claik,  U  Pem- 
broke sir.ut 
Light  Horsuman,  James  Dee,  52  High  st 
oittle  Cross,  William  IMatfhew«,  9  Coin 

Market  st  [Aldate  st 

Lord  Nelson,    Elizabeth  Searv,   22  Saint 
Marquess  of  (Jranby.FrederickLipscomb, 
3(5  Corn  Market  at 


Nag's  Head,  Elizblh.ThorBton,  17  King  »t 
Nag's  Head,  John  Kedm.m,  Fish  row, 
fJavigation  End,  DaTid  Hickman,New  rj 
New  Jnn,  James  Eden,  12  aiid  13  S  iin< 

Ablate  ft  [Town 

Norreys  ArHis,Thomas  Andre ws,Siiramer 
North  Star,  John  White.  2  Broad  st 
Old  Swan   and   Castle,  Thomas    Ashley, 

49  Castle  st  [Grand  Pont 

Old   White   House,    George    Hambidge, 
Packet,  James  Fc*it,  Geotge  st 
Paviers'Arras,  William  Marsh, 12CastIest 
Pheasant,  Matthew  Neave.  St.  Giles'  st 
Plasteiers'    Arms,    Ann    Petty,    London 

pKiCR,  St.  Cleiiienrs 
Plough,  John  Pickett,  38  Corn  Market  st 
Plough,  William  Wale,  23  St  Aldate  st 
Plough   and    Anchor,    John  FarUro<ber, 

Clarendon  st  [»♦ 

Plume  of  Feathers, Robei  t  F'armer,George 
Port  Malion,  Catherine  Burnhill,Bigh  st, 

St.  Clement's 
Prince  Albert,  David  Hugbes,l7  Queen  st 
Prince  of  Wales,  Geo.  Taunt. Paradise  »q 
Red  Lion,  Henry  Clarke,  4  Pembroke  sk 
Red  Lion,  F'anny  Harrison,  139  High  st 
Ret!  I.ron,  Peter  Jarvis.  George  lane 
Rising  Sun,  George  Young,  Church  st 
Robin    Hood',    Williana    Bossom,    High 

Biidgest  [Ebbest 

Royal  Blenheim,  Valentine  Ad;  ms,38St, 
RoyalChampion,  James  Ford,17George  st 
Royal  Oak,  John  Rymaii,  St.  Giles'  roat^ 
Running  Horses,WilMain  Hawkins,  Higit 

Bridge  »t 
Saddlers'  Arms,  James  Kerby,  4  Turl  st 
Seven  Stars, Charles  Broadisl,14Market  st 
SherboineArins, Hannah  Bailey,l Castle  »t 
Ship,  Elizabeth    Welter,  3  Ship  st 
Shoulder  of  Mutton,  Lawrence  Wyatt,St. 

Thomas  st  [St.  Giles"  st 

Star,  William  Cartwright,  II  Park  plaee. 
Star   and    Garter,    William   Nichols,  20 

Corn  Market  st 
Sun,  James  Wickiiis,  fii  Corn  Market  st 
Three  Hoise  Shoes  JohiiD.TVis  46Caslle  st 
Three  Tuns,  William  Ashley,  St. Ebbe  st 
Tree,  William  James  Leech,  ItSey 
'I'mk's  Head, Williani  Hult,St.Tliomasst 
Two  Brewers,  Geo.  Salter,34  St.AIdate  st 
L'niversity  Arms,  John  Berry,  Redlion  sq, 
University  House,  Wm  Brown,  the  V\eirs 
Vine,  George  Baker,  133  High  st 
Wagon  and  Horses,  Willi:im  Spencer,  IG 

St.  Giles'  road  [Market  i.t 

Wellington,  Mary  Ann  Roberts.  61  Corn 
Westminster  Ha'll,  Robert  Nicholls,  St. 

Aldate  st  [st 

Wheafsheaf,  Harriet  Randall,62  St.  Aldate 
Wheatsbeaf,Tlion>a3  Wright,  l27^Highst 
White  Hart,  John  Tew,  Headington 
White    Hirt    and    Grf  yhound,    V\  illiam 

Manning,  21  Corn  Market  st 
White  Horse,  James  King.  52  Broad  st 
V,  bite  Swan, William  Timms,  Paradise  st 
Windmi>l,  Henry  Hutt,  24  St.  Giles'  st 
WindsorCasJle,AiinWakelin,StThomas«l 
Woodstock  Arms,Gej.Pair,3  Magdalen  »t 

Retailers  of  Beer 

Alder  James,  St.  Aldate  st 

Ash  George,  (rlnucester  green 

A.slilcy  Joseph,  London  pi.  St.  Cliement'* 

Ashley  Sophia,  Bridge  st 

Bates  William,  49  High  st.  St.  Clement's. 

B-anchamp  John,  High  Bridge  st 

Beesley  Adam,  Headington 

Belcher  William,  Clarendon  st 

Best  Thomas,  41  St.  Ebbe  st 

Billing  Henry,  St.  'I'liomas  st 

Blay  George,  St.  Thomas  st 

Box  Edward,  Thames  st 

Brice  John,  Little  Clarendon  st 

Brocklesby  Francis.  59  Holywell  st 

Brooks  Elizabeth.  Blackfriars  road 

Hrown  Thoma*,  High  Bridge  st 

BrutiiU  George,  42  Castle  st 

Clarke  Bariholomew.  Clarendon  place 

Clarke  Joseph,  Paradise  st 

Coppock  George.  Headington  quarry 

Cox  James,  St   'Thomas  »t 

Dell  Thomas,  St.  John's  road 

Denyer  William.  57  Holywell  st 

Dickeson  John,  St.  Thomas  st 

Dickinson  Elizab'th,  Blackfriars  roaJ 

Dollon  George,  Speedw  ell  st 

Dreweit  William.  Penson's  gardens 

Dyer  Maria.  Blackfriars  road 

Earl  John,  New  st 

Evans  Joel,  Cow  ley  road,  St.  Clement's 

Flory  James,  Summer  Town 

Gardner  James,  Park  place 

(iardner  John,  Jericho 

Gibbons  William,  St.  'Thomas  st 


IPinctorfi. 


Gilder  Thomas  Hannaford,7l  Holywell  st 

Oilcs  Richard,  North  parade 

Godfrey  Edward,  Albert  st 

Goodgame  Charlotte,  HeailinKton  quarry 

Coodrr.an  Frederick,  Hinh  st,St.Cleinents 

Green  John,  19  St.  Aldate  st 

Griramett  Reorge,  George  st 

Guise  \\  illiam,  Blackfriars  read 

Garden  Alfred,  Headington 

■HadleyJohn,  Friar's  entry 

Hainge  James.  SnmtBer  Town 

Hall  Rlizalieth.  Observatory  st 

Ball  Marlhii,  Observatory  st 

Harper  William,  50  St,  Aldalest 

Hawes  Richard,  Iftiey 

Hedges  Mary,  Caroline  st,  St.  Clement's 

Hemmings  .Insepli,  4  Corn  Market  st 

Hitchcock  John,  Observatory  st 

Holt  Henry,  45  Castle  st 

flounslow  Charles,  Clarendon  buildings 

Hounslow  James,  St.  Thomas  st 

Howse  William,  Little  Clarendon  st 

Johuson  Gabriel, Georgest,  St.  Clemenl'i 

Johnson  Richard,  George  st 

Kempster  William,  New  road 

Kerward  Thomas,  Si.  Giles'  st 

Ketbro  John,  Wellinstnn  st 

Layland  Joseph,  High  Bridge  st 

Leaver  James,  36  St.  Aldate  st 

Long  Thomas,  Jericho 

Luke  John  Cox,  George  st 

Markham  Thomas, Clarendon  st 

.Vatgetts  Frederick,  Little  Clarendon  st 

Marygo'.d  Richard  May,  Jericho 

Mealings  Thomas,  Paradise  st 

Palmer  James,  22  Commercial  road 

Pelhers  John,  Iffiey 

Piercy  William,  St.  Thomas  st 

Piercy  William,  S-jmmer  Town 

Pollard  James,  29  Queen  st 

Powell  Georgf,  Summer  Town 

Richardson   Andrew   Hude,  New  street, 

St.  Clement's 
Richardson  Richard,  18  High  st 
Rose  Thomas,  23  Castle  st 
Sayer  Jane,  Jericho 
Silman  Joseph.  Summer  Town 
Smith  George,  Wellington  st 
Smith  Heniy,68  Hoi)  well  st 
Sparrow  Harriet,  Summer  Town 
Standley  Henry,  Jericho 
Stanley  Henry,  Headington  hill 
Stow  Joseph,  New  st 
Talbot  Richard,  High  st,  St.  Clement's 
Tame  William,  56  High  st,  St.  Clement's 
Thomas  James,  St.  Thomas  st 
Taylor  Eliraheth,  Beaumont  building* 
Vainey  Catherine,  Summer  Town 
Walker  Thomas.  2  Gas  st 
Wallis  Robert,  Speedwell  st 
Walton  John,  Gloucester  green 
Ward  Benjamin,  Blackfriars  road 
Ward  Daniel.  Grand  Pont 
Way  Charles,  Summer  Town 
Weslbrook  Joseph,  Observatory  st 
Whellon  George.  Friar's  entry 
Wiblin  Charles,  15  High  st,  St. Clement's 
TEA  DEALERS    &    DRAPERS— 
TRAVELLING. 

Brings  Adam    (tea),  Loudon  place, 

Se.  Clement's 
Hicks  William,  St.  Aldate  st 
Jardine  William,  12  U'altun  place 
M'Guffie  James,  Paradise  st 
MilltT  David  (and iiattei), Georgest 
Wilson  James,  21  Walton  place 
TIMBER  MERCHANTS  AND 
DEALERS 

Alder  James,  St.  Aldate  st 
Barrett  'I'homas,  Observatory  st 
Bunker  Ezra,  New  road        [torv  st 
Davis  Williani   (&  slate),  Observa- 
Fisher  John  &   William,  59  Corn 

Market  st  and  Littlegate  st 
Mallam  James  Richard,  Grand  pont 
Qiiarterman  Henry,  33  St.  Aldate  st 

TOBACCO    PIPE    MAKER. 

Huggins  Benjamin,  Observatory  st 

TOBACCONISTS. 
Bryant  Jolin,  7  Oriel  st 
Castle  Charles,  40  High  st 
Castle  Jaini  s  44  Corn  Market  st 
Cliauudy  Richard,  17  CoriiMarket  st 
Gilbert  Henry,  19  Ship  st 
Levi  Israel  Morris,  St.  Giles  st         j 
tory,  Com  Market  st  I 


OXFORD,  &c. 

Lopez    Melclior  (and    importer  of 
cigars),  117  High  st,  and 3 Barge 
yard,  Bucklersbury,  London 
Mnrsh  James,  21  Shipst 
Miller  John,  24  St.  Aldate  st 
Snlonion  Lewis,  25  Queen  .st 
Wells  Jame.s,  10  Corn  Market  st 
Wells  William    &    Charles    (cigar 
merchants),  13&14CornMarkttst 


^jtfoilTiSftire. 


TOY   DEALERS. 

Adams  William    Peter   (and   news 

agent),  6  High  st 
Green  James,  37  Queen  st 
Huckwell  Robert,  18  St.  Aldate  si 
Rose  Frederick  {&  fancy  repository 

Corn  Maiket  st 

TRUNK&  UMBRELLA  MAKRS. 

[See  also  Umbrella  Makers.) 
Roswell  Fiaivcis^OCorn  Market  st 
Hicks  John,  George  st      {Castle  st 
Withers  William  (tninkand  bo.s),  8 

TURNERS. 

Bailey  Robert,  Victoria  court 
Bailey  William,  5  Blackfriars  road 
Bunker  Ezra,  New  road 
Bunker  Grace  (and  bucket  and  chair 

maker   to  the  trade),  9  High  st, 

St.  Clements 
Higginson  William,  Geoi^ge  st 
•Mathews  VVilliam,  3^  Queen  st 

UMBRELLA    MAKERS. 

Hitchcock  George,  40  High  st,  St. 

Clements 
Kent  Edwin  Philip,  33  Pembroke  st 
Williams  Thomas,  George  st 

UPHOLSTERERS. 

{See  also  Cabinet  Makers  and 
Upfiolsterers.) 
Faulkner  Chailes,  1  St.  Ebbes  st 
Fletcher  Robert,  83  High  st 
Hnare  Jolui  Lester,  27  Pembroke  st 
Payne  VVillidin,  jun.  (& undertaker). 

121^  High  st 
Tomkins  Thomas,  9  Magdalen  st 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 

Hall  Richard,  Magdalen  st 
.JHtnes  Henry,  4  Queen  st 
Wadlow  Charles,  Littlegate  st 

WATCH  6t  CLOCK    MAKERS. 

Clements  John,  44  High  st 
Davy  Charles,  55  Corn  Market  st 
Fiske  Jonathan   &   Son,  23  Corn 

ftlarket  street 
Hands  Henry,  19  High  st 
Hickman  Elizabeth,  31  High  st 
Hobdell  Emily,  128  High  st 
Hunt  James,  New  road 
Lawson  Charles,  Gloucester  green 
Levi  Israel  Morris,  67  St.  Giles  st 
Milne  Robert,  95  Hieh  st 
Palmer  John,  49  St.  Ebbes  st 
Pearson  Hawtin,  50  High  st 
Rowell  Richard  House,  36  Broad  st 
Sly  Robert,  New  Inn  Hall  st 
Sowter  John,  38  High  st 
StiMtton  George  John,  27  Walton  pi 
Taylor  William  &John  (church  and 

turret  clock),  Blackfriars  road 
Wangler  Luke,  St.  Akiate  st 
Wells  William  &  Charles  (&  curio- 
sity dealers),  13  Corn  Market  st, 
West  Thomas,  High  st,  St.  Clements 
Zacharias  Abraham  (and  jeweller), 
2  Corn  Market  st 

WHARFINGERS. 

Mallam     James    Richard,    Grand 

Pont  wharf 
Turpin  James  (and  barge  owner), 
Thames  wharf 
WHEEL  AND  HAND  CHAIR 
OWNERS. 
Brewer  John,  1  King  st 
Clarke  George,  5  Bear  st  | 


Marsh  John,  Treadwell  court,Cor?i 

Maiket  street 
Richards  Isaac,  22^  High  st 
Wheeler  Jame.s,  St.  Giles'  road 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Alien  William.  New  Inn  Hall  st 
Godfrey  William,  Headinctnn 
Hart  Frederick,  Speedwell  st 
Higgins  Charles,  New  road 
Irons  John  (and  carpenter),  Sum- 
mer Town 
Johns<tn  William,  13  George  st 
Prior  James,  Sntnnter  Town 
Smith  Edward,  Headington 
Townsend  John,  Speedwell  .st 
Vallis'l'hnmas,  Headington 
Watkins  Henry,  14  Castle  st 
Whitefoot  Richard,  St  Giles  st 

WHITESMITHS. 

Brodrick   Francis,   King's  row,  St, 

Clement's 
Browning  Jonathan  Samuel,  Corn 

Market  street 
Bruce  John,   St.  Helen's   passage, 
New  College  lane  [Aldate's 

Dingle  VVilliam,  19  Commercial  road 
Eagleston   Hannah,  8  High  st,  St. 
Floyd  Henry,  108  High  st 
Gardner  John,  Jericho 
HadleyJohn,  Fiiars  entry 
Pavier    Jonathan    (and  locksmith), 

Redlion  square 
Reeves  Joseph,  Penson's  gardens 
Roberts  William,  24  King  st 
Salmon  Charles,  23  Friars  st 
Shrimpton  Thomas,  47  St.  Ebbe  st 
Sorrell  Frederick,  Church  st 
Stevens  David,  Grove  st 
Terry  Edward,  St.  Giles  passage 
WINE  «c  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 
Badcock  William,  54Corn  Market  st 
Brown  Charles,  10  Beaumont  st 
Brnton  George  &  Co.,  44  Queen  st 
ButlerWilliam  Henry.l  St. Aldate  st 
Coleman  John,  4  Magdalen  st 
Guy  George,  Corn  Market  st 
Harper  John,  35  Holywell  st 
Hownslow  John  &  Son,  67  High  st 
Latimer  EdwarJ,  12  High  st 
Oxford  VVine  Company,  Samiie 
Hester,  manager,  4  St.  Aldate  st 
Perkins  Elizabeth,  47  Broad  st 
SheardCharlotteMatilda,  45Broad  st 
Shillingford,  Phillips  &  Blake  (and 
soda  water  and  lemonade  manu- 
facturers), 41  &  42  Corn  Market  st 
Steaue  James  Slatter  (and  ale,  and 
agent  for  Guinness  &  Co.'s  Dublin 
porter,  34  Corn  Market  st 
Syins  &  Guy,  Corn  Market  st 
Wickens  James,  63  Corn  Market  st 

WOOLLEN    DRAPERS. 

Badcock  Charles,  12  Queen  st 
Elliston  &  Cavell,  12  Magdalen  st 
Hookeam&Minty,  3  Corn  Market  st 
Hyde  Thomas  &  Co.  (and  wholesale 

Manchester  warehousemen),  31 

and  32  Queen  st 
Williams  Adin,  136  High  st 
Miscellaneous 

Bailey  James,  blacking  manufacturer,  33 

Corn  Market  st 
Barrratt  John,  tuner  of  musical  instru- 
ments, II  St.  Aldale  st  L'ngtoQ 
BellCharle3,inland  revenue  officer, Bead- 
Bennett  Thomas,  tripe  dresser,  George  st 
Biddle  William,  high  bailiff  to  the  coatity 

court,  45  St.  Aldate  st 
Blay  William,  clerk  to  Holywellchorch, 

15  Holywell  st 
Boswell    Francis,   church   bell   hanger 

Corn  Market  st  [gj 

Brown  Geo.cheesemongpr,19Corn Market 
Brown    Thomas    Blakeman,    unirersity 

marshal,  St.  Giles'  road 
Chadwell   Charles   Bayne,  clerk    to  All 

Saints'  church,  15  GroTe  st 

35 


(BxfotHfitiixt, 


OXFORD,  &c. 


Slater'js 


MISCEtLANEOUS  — Con^tnufrf. 
Cooper  Richard,  parish  clerk, Headingto" 
Fa'Dcomb    Samuel,  clerk  to  St   Ebbes' 

church.  Church  st 
German  Charleii,t»«w5  agent,  New  road 
Gi'ibs  John,  jun.  architectnral  sculptor, 

Little  Clareodon  st 
Gilei   Mariba,  cap  and  gown  maker,  3 

Merlon  st 
Goodwin  Fdward,sob-treasarerofChrUt> 

clin'ch.  a  St.  Aldaie  st 
Grafton  Ch-irles,  ironfounder,  Broad  st 
Green   Richard,  clerk  to   Saint  Martin's 

ehnrch,  4  St.  John  »t 
Green  Thomas,  clerk  to  Saint  Mary  the 

Virgin's  church.  Swan  court,   Hieh  st 
Green    Thomas,    clerk   to    Saint  Paul's 

church,  Clarendon  place 
Grimsley  Thomas,  scniptor,10StGiles'  st 
Goidoiti  Vincent,  modi-ller,  75  Hi^h  st 
Huehes  Joseph,  clf-rt  to  St.  .Mary  Mag- 
dalen church,  Friar's  entry 
Horcnmb  Philip,  collector  of  poor  rates, 

Friar's  wharf 
lanes  Jamei,  wire  worker,  42  Qneen  st 
Jacob  Henry.clerk  to  the  magistrates  and 

board  of  guardians,  36  Pembroke  st 
James  William,    lozenge  manufacturer, 

47  Castle  st 


Kemp  Francis,  snperriaor  of  inland  rere- 
nue,  2-5  St.  John  st 

Kirtland  William.sub-curator  of  Ashmo- 
lean  museum.  10  St  John  st 

Lee  Edwin  William,  secretary  to  the 
canal  compari».  New  road  [st 

Ludlow  Jetbro,  tripe  dresser. 4-5  StEbbes 

.Mc.l.aren  Arciiibold,  fencing  master,  3 
Alfred  st.  High  st 

.Maltby  James,  clerk  to  Saint  Thomas' 
church.  St  Thomas  st 

Miller  John,  inspector  of  university 
police,  24  St.  Aldaie  st 

Oakley  Wm. clerk  to  ffBey  church,  Ifflley 

OsmanJohn,  bird  and  animal  preserver, 
21  St  Aldaie  St 

Pe.irson  John,  clerk  to  St.  Peter's  church 
in  the  East,  Dec's  passage.  High  st 

Pbipps  William,  clerk  to  Saint  John's 
church.  King  st 

Pickett  John,  dealer  in  second  hand  vehi- 
cles, 38  Corn  Market  st 

Pike  James,  window-glass  and  lead  mer- 
chant, Worcester  st 

Pilrh  &  Martin,  cricket  bat  mikers,  St. 
Aldate  st  [st 

Ri'lley  Christopher,  glover,  12  Holywell 

Rouse    Robert    William,  organ  builder 

Summer  tower 


Simmi  William,  clerk  to  the  Voiversity 

schools.  Alfred  st 
Slalter   James  Williaoi,  reliering  oflSeer 

to  the  Oxford  union,  Penson's  garden* 
Slalter  JohD,clerk  to  Botjwell  cbnrcb,  65 

Holywell  st 
Sly  Catherine,  furrier,  New  Inn  Hall  it 
Smith  Geo.  mail  contractor,  StAldate  st 
Sutton  William,  clerk  to  Saint  Clement's 

church,    George  yard,  High   it 
Thompson    Joseph,  earthenware  manu- 

faetnrer  and  dealer,  New  road 
Tyrell    James,  clerk  to  Saint  Michaelt 

church,  George  st 
Vines  Elizabeih,    bon-bon   and    liqneor 

depot  and  fencing  rooms,  112  High  tt 
Waildell   Christopher,    coach  proprietor. 

Grand  Pont  House 
Wardle  Wm  chair  maker.  Summer  Town 
Williams   Thomas,  organist  to  St.  Mary 

Magdalen,  ?t.  Jobn'.«  roa'l 
Wood  Thomas,  agent  to  Piekfnrd  &  Co., 

Queen  st 
Woodward  Samuel,  clerk  to  Saint  Peter 

Le-Bailey's  church.  New  Inn  Hill  st 
Wright  Edward  John,  tanner,StEbbe»  »l 


Public  BnildingSj  Institutions^  Offices^  &,c. 


PLACES     OF    V^ORSHIP' 

AND   THEIR    MINISTERS. 
CHURCHES  OF  THE   ESTABLISH.MEST. 
Chbist  Chcrch  Cathedral  : 

Lord  liishop—Xhe  Hnnble.  and  Right  ReT.  Samuel  WUber- 
force,  Cuddesdon  Palace. 

Dean— the  Very  Rev.  Thomas  Gaisford,D.D. 

Su6-/?eon— Rev.  Frederick  Barnes,  D.D. 

Canons — the  Revds.  Edward  Bouverie  Posey,  D-D^  Richard 
William  Jelf.  D.D  ,  John  Bull,  D.D.,  Godfrey  Faossett,  d.d., 
Venerable  Archdeacon  Clerk,  b.d.,  Wm.  Jacobson,  M.*., 
and  Churles  Asbmore  Ogilvie,  D.p. 

Orpfjiiif— Charles  William  Corf. 
All  Saints'  Chcrch -Rev.  Frederick  .Metcalf,  cAop/ain. 
Saist  Aldate's,  St.  Aldate  street — Rev.  Havilland  De  Saus- 

marez,  rector. 
Saist  A.VDREW'?,  Headington— Rev.  Joseph  Charles  Pring, 

ricar,  14  Landon  place,  St.  Clement's. 
HoitTrinmtv,  Blackfriars  road— Rev,JosephWest4n<™mient 

OLYWELL  Chlbch,  Holywell   lane— Rev.  Constantine  E. 

Prichard. perpetual  curatf. 
Sai.vt  Ebbl's,  St  Ebbe  st — Rev.  Geo.Thos.  Cameron,  curate 
8a  I  NT  C  LE  M  E  N  T's.St.Clemeut's— Rev.ConstantineE.Prichard, 

curate.  Baliol  College. 
Saint  Giles',  St.  Giles' st— Rev.  Charles  Rew,  rirar. 
Saint  John's,  Merton  street — the  Chaplains  of  Merlon  College 

Jor  the  time  being. 
Saint  M  »rti.n's.  Queen  st — Rev.  Wm.  Hayward  Cox,  rector. 
Saint    Mart    Magdale.ne's,    St.    .Mary    Magdalene— Rev. 

Jacob  Ley,  ricar. 
Saint  Marv  the  Viugin's,  High  street— Rev.  Charles  Page 

Eden,  cirar.  [/ajn 

Saint  Mich  a  el's.  Com  market  st — Rev.Fredk.  .Metcalfe,cAap- 
Saint   Pail's   District,  Jericho — Rev.    Alfred     Hackman, 

perpettinl  curate. 
Saint  Petfr   Le-Bailet    Chcrch,    Queen    street — Rev. 

Charles  Cos  Hales,  vicar. 
Saint   Peter's-in-tue-East,  Queen's  lane— Rev.  Edmund 

Hobhouse,  vicar. 
SAmrTHoMAS'.St. Thomas  st — Rev.Thos.  Chamberlain,furate 
ScMMER  Tows  Chcrch,  Summer   Town— Rev.  John  San- 

iom,  perpetual  curate. 

DISSENTING  CHAPELS. 

Baptist,  New  road  —  Rev.  Edward  Bryan. 

Baptist,  Commercial  road— Rev.  Willonghby  Willey. 

Ikdefbndext,  George  st  — Rev.  John  Tyndale,  Plantation  row 

InDEPENDENT.  Summer  Town. 

Wesletan  .Methodist's,  New  Inn,  Hall  street;  Caroline  st, 

St.  Clement's,  and  at  KTley—iminitterM  various.) 
Roman  Catholic,  High  street   St  Clement's— Ber.  Hetry 

Brigham,  pri«(. 
JBWt'STHAeoouE,  Paradise  square. 


POOR    LAW    UNION. 

Goitrnor — John  Thomas  Smith. 

iUotron— Elizabeth  Esther  Smi:b. 

Clerk  to  the  Board  nj  Guardians — Henry  Dowland  Hotkini. 

Schoolmistress — Ann  Roberts. 

Sitrge'in  —  William  Rusher. 

Chaplain  — Rev.  Joseph  Charles  Pring. 

Relienng  Oncers— Thomas  Hewlett  {for   tbe  Headington  (*•!- 

trict),  .Marston  ;  Williain  Painter  ffor  tbe  Wheatley  diitrictj, 

Wbeatley. 


HOUSE    OF    INDUSTRY,     WALTON  S   PLACE. 

.Master — Charles  .Adams. 
Matron — Ann  Tamon. 
Schoolmaster— Gfoige  Watts. 
Schoolmistress — Elizabeth  Tubb. 
Surgeon — George  Robert  Wyatt. 
Chaplain — Rev.  Richard  Tiddiman. 
Clerk — Henrv  Jacob. 
Relieving  Officer— J^ma  William  Slatter. 


REGISTRARS, 

OF   BIRTHS,    DEATHS    AND    .MARRIAGES. 
Superintendent  Registrar — John  Thos.  Dobney,  14  Walton'i  p] 
Deputy  Superintendrnt — George  Ca^tell,  29  St  John  st 
ReoHtrars  of  Marriages — Henry  Hatch,  132  High  street,  and 

William  Blackwell,  122  Hish  street 
Registrar  of  Births  and  Deaths  Jor  Oxfnrd  ZHstricf— Richard 

Green,  4  St.  John  street. 
Registrar  for  Saint  Clement's  District  — B.\nhziA.    W'ood,    29 

High  street,  St.  Clement's. 


COUNTY    COURT. 
HELD    MONTHLY,    IN    THE    COUNTY    HALL — OffICK, 

7  Broad  street. 

Judge — John  Billingsley  Parry,  F.iq..  Q.c. 
C/erfc— Johd  Crews  Dudlev. 7  Broad  street 
High  Bai/i/f— William  Biddle. 


PRISONS. 

CocNTY  Gaol,  Oxford  Castle — Captiin  Thomas  Lowton 
Robins,  ooremor  i  Rev.  Augustus  Browne,  cAop/ain  ;  John 
Freeman  Wood,  surgeon. 

ClTif  Gaol,  Gloucester  green — George  Bossom,  governor. 


RADCLIFFE    INFIRMARY, 
WOODSTOCK    ROAD. 
House  Surgeon— iohn  Briscoe. 
Secretary — Samnel  Trash. 
Matron — Rose  Clanibutt. 


WARNEFORD    LUNATIC    ASYLUM, 
HEADINGTON    HILL. 
Physician  and  Resident  Governor — Frederick  Tboma*  Wiotie. 
Visiting  Surgeon — William  Cleobrey. 
Matron — Jane  Wintle. 


BILLIARD    ROOMS. 

Stephen  Bloxhaud,  7  St.  Aldate  st;  Thomas  Betteris,  45  Broad 
street;  Richard  Rockall,  7  New  College  lane;  Edward  Bet- 
teris, 3  Bear  street;  Joseph  Bickerton,2  RadcliGTe  sqnare. 


36 


.MISCELLANEOUS  PUBLIC  BUILDINGS,  OFFICES.  &e. 

Abchitectcral  Society,  34  Holywell  street 

Ashmolran    .Mcsecm,    broad    street— Philip    B.   Dancan, 

curatcrr ;  William  Kirtland,  sub-curator. 
Baths  (warm  and  cold;.  James  Russell,   12  Oriel  street;  and 

Andrew  Hude  Richardson.  Bath  street,  St  Clement'.". 
Botanic  Gardeix  and  Library,  High  s'reet— Charles  Gilea 

Bridle  Danl)eny,  MD.,  professor  of  botany,  if c.  ;   Wm.  Hart 

Baxter,  head  gardener. 
City  Debatino  Society,  at  the  ThreeCupsHotel,Queen»t — 

Wm.  Brunner,  Eiq.,  president ,-   Mr.  Geo.  Bruton,  treasurer. 
City  Pi-blic  Lei-tcres  and  Farmer's  Clcb,  1  St  Aldati 

street- -Joseph  Plowman,  secrrtary. 


lilrcctoii)« 


OXFORD,  &c. 


©xform^fiirc. 


Public  Buildings,  Officea,  Institutions,  Stc— Continued. 


CiTT  Reading  Room.I  Si.AIdate  st— Jos.Plowman,pronrif<or 
Cixr  Hatkr  Works,  Isis  street— Frederick  Varney,coi/ec/or, 

Georee  \\  illiams,  superintendent. 
Corn  Market,  under  the  Town  Hall. 
CooNTV  Hall,  New  road— John  Marriott  Davenport, c/frt  of 

the  peace  ;  Thomas  Rogers,  hall  keeper. 
DiocFSAN-  Registrf  Ofpice.  10  Turl  street — Joseph  Philli- 

m ore,  Esq.,   l.ld.,  chancellor  of  the  diocese;  Rev.  Charles 

Waller   BiiOt,  registrar;  John    Marriott  Davenport,   Esq., 

deputy -registrar. 
Gas  Works,  Guf  street— Charles  James  Sadler,Esq.  managiug 

director;  George  Rackstrosv,  Esq.,  secretary;  \Vm.  Fisher, 

collector,  Charles   Henwood,  engineer;    Richard    Hadland, 
Jitter— Omce,  at  109  High  sireet. 
Gtmnastic  Grocncs,  Bath  street,  St.  Clement's- A ndrevr 

Hade  Richardson,  ;)ro;>rie<or;  and   112  High  st- Elizabeth 

V  ines.  proprietress. 
Inland  Reve.sue  Office, 23  St.  John  street— Francis  Kemp, 

supervisor;   William  Gilbert, co//fc/or. 
Inspectors'  Office  for  Corn  Reiurns,  back  of  the  Town 

Hall.  St  Aldate's— William  John  Parker,  clerk  of  the  mar- 
ket and  irispector. 
Market  House,  9  Market  »t— Thos.  Spinlove  Cooke,  beadle. 
Masonic  Hall,  Alfred  street— Martha  Cox,  keeper. 
Medical    Dispensary,    Beaumont  street Frederick  Sy. 

monds,  dispenser. 
Mdsic  Hall,  Holywell  st— Wm.  Andrew  VicVs,  proprietor. 


Oxford  Anti-Mendicity  Society,  41    Queen   st— Rev.  J. 

E.  Seuell&Wm.Walsh,/ionorari/-sefre<arifS;  Thomas  Butler'. 

resident  officer. 
Oxford  Bible  Depot,  106  High   st— James  Luff  Wheeler. 

drjiOiitarTj. 
Oxford  Etonian  CLDB,13oHigh  ^r—itecretary  not  permanent) 
Oxford   Grkat   Industkiai.   Exhibition   of  1H.51,  I   St 

Aldate  sireet— Rev.  Robert  Walker  and  Mr.  Richa.d  James 
^p\^xi,  honorary. secretaries;  Joseph  Plowman,  assis7«n/. 
Police  Station,  St.  Aidate  street— Tlios    Lucas,  superinten- 
dent; George  Cook,  insptctor. 
Record  Office  (for  Wills,  &c.)  in  Mie  Archdeaconry  Coort* 

ol  Oxford   and  Berks),  New  Inn  Hall  street-Gordon  Day- 

man,  registrar. 
Royal  Oxfordshire   Horticultural    Society,  23    St. 

Giles' street— William  Richard  H obhs,  secretari/. 
Society    for    Promoting   Christian   Knowledge    119 

High  Ttreet— Thomas  Taylor,  dtjiositor.  ' 

SHKLDOSilAN        LINIVERSITY       ThEATRB     and     UmVERSITT 

Schools,  Broad  street 
Stamp  Office,  119  Hii;h   street— Thomas  Taylor,  rffposjtor, 

6  Merton  sireet:  Thomas  Sabin,  proprietor. 
Tennis  Court,  ll  Oriel  st— James  Russell,  ;>ropnp^oi-. 
Town  Hall,  St.  Aldate  sireet— Thomas  Lucas,  keeper. 
University    Press,    Walton   place— Thomas  Combe,  Uni- 

versity  printer. 


COACHES   &    OMNIBUSES. 

None  run  on  Sunday  but  the  Mails. 

To  LOiN  DON,  the  Prince  of  Wales,  goes 
through  Wickham  and  Uxbridge,  from 
the  Three  Cups,  Queen  st,  and  Mitre, 
High  St,  morning  at  half.past  ten 

To  ABINGDON,  the  Queen  Omnibus, 
from  the  White  Hart,  Corn  Market  st, 
day  at  twelve  noon  and  evening  at 
seven 

To  BANBL'RY,  the  Regulator  Coach, 
from  the  Three  Cups  and  Mitre,  morn- 
ing at  eight  through  Woodstock;  the 
Rival,  afternoon  at  three,  and  the  Sove- 
reign, at  half-past  six  in  tlie  evening 

To  BICESTER,  BUCKINGHAM  and 
the  BLISWORTH  STATION,  Omni- 
buses, from  the  Mitre,  High  st,  moioing 
at  a  quarter  past  seven 

To  BIRMINGHAM,  the  Oxonian,  from 
the  Mitre,  forenoon  at  ten  minutes  past 
eleven,  through  Shipston  and  Stratford 

ToCHELTENHA.\I,the  Rit)a/, from  the 
Three  Cups,  afternoon  at  three  o'clock, 
through  Witney,  Burford,  and  North 
Leach 

To  CHIPPING-NORTON,  the  Royal 
Mail,  from  the  Mitre,  afternoon  at  a 
quarter  before  one,  and  the  Blenheim, 
night  at  eight 

To  LEAMINGTON  and  WARWICK, 
the  Regulator, {torn  theThree  Cups  and 
Mitre,  morning  at  eight 

To  STOW  and  MORETON-IN-THE- 
MARSH,  the  Royal  Mail,  from  the 
Three  Cups,  afternoon  at  three 

To  WITNEY,  the  Royal  Mail,  from  the 
Three  Cups,  afternoon  at  three,througb 
Burford 

To  WORCESTER,the  Royal  Mail. (rom 
the  .Mitre,  afternoon  at  a  quarter  before 
one;  goes  through  Woodstock,  More- 
ton,  Evesham  and  Persbore 


CONVEYANCE    BY   RAILWAY. 

ON  THE  OXFORD  BRANCH  OF  THE 
GRKAT  WESTERN  RAILWAY;  THE 
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE  RAILWAY, AND 
THE  OXFORD  JUNCTION  RAILWAY. 

Station,  Abingdon  road,  nearly  one  mile 
from  the  centre  of  the  city— James 
Kelly,  superintendent. 

CoacAfS  and  Omnibuses  from  the  Angel; 
Golden  Crois;  King's  ArmsjMitie; 
Boebock  ;  Star;  Three  Cups;  Three 
Goats;  Wheatsheaf  and  Anchor,  and 
Lamb  and  Flag,  to  the  station,  await 
the  arrival,  and  attend  the  departure  of 
the  several  trains. 


CONVEYANCES. 
CARRIERS 

BY    RAIL. 

To  LONDON  and  all  parts  of  the  King- 
dom,  the  Railway  Company,  from  their 
station    Abingdon     road — Christopher 
Waddell,  agent 
*♦*  Goods  are  also  delivered  in  Oxford 

from,  and  taken  to  the  station  daily,  by 

—  Shrubbs,  from   the  New  Inn,  St.  Al- 
date's, James  Steanc,  Corn  Market  st,  and 

Pickford  &  Co.  4  Queen  st,  daily. 
BY   ROAD. 

ToLON  DON,  John  Payne,  from  the  Ship 
Inn,  Sunday,  Wednesday  and  Friday 

To  ABINGDON,  James  Preslon,  from 
the  Three  Goals,  Saturday,  and  Richd. 
Whiting,  from  his  bouse,  St.  Aldate  st, 
daily 

To  AYLESBURY,  Henry  Govin,  from 
the  Star  and  Garter,  and  William  Web- 
ster, from  the  Bell,  Weduesdny  and 
Friday 

To  BAMPTON,  John  Shepherd,  from 
the  Star  and  Garter,  Wednesday  and 
Saturday  ;  James  Hastings,  from  the 
Bell,  Friday,  and  Hannah  Orpwood, 
from  the  Sherborne  Arms,  Saturday 

To  BANBURY,  Charles  East,  from  the 
Star  and  Garter.  William  Edmonds, 
from  the  White  Hart,  Charles  Needle, 
from  the  Three  Goats,  and  Edward  So- 
merton,  from  the  same  Inn,  Thursday; 
and  James  Hayward,  from  the  Ship, 
Saturday 

ToBENSlNGTON,  John  Bond  Archer, 
from  the  Ship,  Saturday 

To  BICESTER,  James  Goble,  from  the 
Star  and  Garter,  William  Edmonds, 
from  the  White  Hart,  and  1  homai 
Matthews,  from  the  Crown, Wednesday 
and  Saturday 

To  BLETCHINGTON, Thomas  Cripps, 
from  the  Plough,  Saturdav 

To  BRACKLEY,  James  Wisdom,  from 
the  Maniuess  of  (jranby.  Saturday 

To  BRILL,  Henry  Govier,  from  the  Star 
and  Garter,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 

To  BUCKlNGHAM,Thomas  Giles,  from 
the  Star  and  Garter,  Wednesday  and 
Saturday,  and  Edward  Radbone,  from 
the  Balloon,  Saturday 

To  BURFORD,  John  Fisher,  from  the 
Three  (ioats,  Wednesday  and  Saturday, 
and  John  Payne,  from  the  Ship,  Thurs- 
day and  Saturday 

To  CHARLBURY,WilIiam  Basket,f  rom 
the  Crown,  and  Jonathan  Sorrell,  from 
the  Star  and  Garter,  Wednesday  and 
Saturday 

To  CHINNOR,  James  White,  from  the 
Star  and  Garter,  Saturday 

To  CHIPPING-NORTON,  Henry  Ma- 
son, from  the  S'ar  and  Garter,Satorday 

To  DEDDINGTON,  John  Payne,  from 
the  Ship,  Tuesday  and  Saturday;  Chas. 
Needle,  from  the  Three  Goats,  Thurs- 
day, and  Thomas  Nutt,  from  the  same 
Inn,  Saturday 


To  DORCHESTER,  John  Bond  Archer, 
from  the  Ship,  Wednesday  &  Saturday 

To  ENSHAM,  Daniel  Day,  from  the 
Cross  Keys,  and  William  Knolding, 
from  the  Anchor,  Monday,  Wednesday 
and  Saturday 

To  ENSTONE,  Charles  Collins,  from  tlw 
Ship,  Saturday 

To  FARINGDttN,  Henry  Bradfield,from 

the  Plough,  Wednesday  and  Saturday; 
Henry  Smith,  from  the  Star  and  Gaiter, 
Monday,  Wednesday  and  Saturday ,and 
George  Mansfield,  from  the  Lamb  and 
Flag,  Saturday 

To  HENLEY,  Joseph  Bond,  from  lh« 
Star  and  Garter,Wednesday&Saturday 

To  HOOK-NORTON, Edwd.Somerton, 
from  the  Three  Goats,  Saturday 

To  KIDLINGTON,  William  Bricknell, 
from  tie  Three  Goats,  Tuesday,  Wed- 
nesday, Friday  and  Saturday 

To  LOW  ER  HAYFORD,Jas, Hayward, 

from  the  Ship,  Saturday 

To  NORTHA.MPTON,  TOWCESTER, 
&c.  Edmund  Giles,  from  the  Star  and 
Garter,  and  James  Wisdom,  from  the 
Marquess  of  Granby,  Saturday 

To  READING,  Joseph  Bond,  from  the 
Star  and  Garter,Wedne3ilay&  Saturday, 
and  James  Preslon,  from  the  'i'bree 
Goats,  Saturday 

To  STAN  LAKE,  John  Widdows,  from 
the  Anchor,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 

To  STANTON.  HARCOURT.  John 
Potter,  from  the  Anchor,  Wednesday 
and  Saturday 

To  STKVENTON,  John  Holloway.from 
the  New  Inn,  Wednesdayand  Saturday 

To  THAME,  William  Webster,  from  the 
Bell,  Wednesday  and  Saturday,  and 
James  White,  from  the  Star  and  Garter, 
John  Howlty,  from  the  Crown,  and 
Edward  Radbone,  from  the  Balloon, 
Saturday 

To  WALLING  FORD,  James  Preston, 
from  the  Bell,  Monday, 'Ihursday  and 
Saturday 

To  WANTAGE,  Samuel  Simj,  from  the 
Crown,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 

To  WOODSTOt;K.  Edmund  Somerson, 
from  the  1  hree  Goats,  Wednesday  and 
Saturday 

To  WITNEY,  James  Hastings,  from  the 
Bell,  Monday,  Wednesday,  Thursday 
and  Saturday;  Johii  Fisher,  fiom  the 
ThreeCocks,  Wednesday  and  Saturday, 
and  William  Leake,  from  the  Crown, 
Thursday 

To  WYCOMBE,  James  White,  from  the 

Star  and  Garter,  Saturday 

CONVEYANCE  BY  WATER. 

To  BIRMINGHAM,    BANBURY,    and 

intermediate  places,  Boats,  from  the 
Canal  Wharf,  New  road,  twice  a  week. 


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^xfoil»!B!f)irc. 


^latet'jJ 


THAME, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OF  TETSWORTH  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 
TLHAME  is  a  parish  ill  ihe  hundred  of  its  name— the  ,  it  was  only  upon  the  death  of  the  lafe  incutDbent, 
market  town,  a  small  one,  is  44  mili-s  N.w.  by  w.  from  who  was  the  schoolmaster,  and  occupied  the  school- 
London,  12  E.  from  Oxford,  and  9  s.w.  from  Aylcs- ,  premises  (but  not  ;is  a  school),  that  the  establishment 
liurv  (Burks)— fioin  whicli  last-named  town  proceeds  j  was  re-opened  in  1842,  and  bids  fair,  under  the  super- 
a  branch  line  to  the  London  and  North-Western  rail- 1  intendcnce  of  the  present  able  master.  Dr.  Fooks,  to 
wav.    The  town  is  cheerfully  sealed  on  the  banks  of  attain  that  celebrity  it  formerly  enjoyed.      There  are 


the  river  from  which  it  takes  its  name,  and  immediately 
upon  the  bonier  of  the  county  next  Buckinghatnshire. 
It  appears  tliat  this  place  was  of  some  conseiiut-ncf 
dminn  the  iiicursion>  of  the  Dam s,  as  they  erected  a 
foitifiiation  here,  which  was  afterwards  surrendered 
to  the  aims  of  Edward  the  Elder.  In  the  reign  of 
Henry  HI,  the  great  road  leading  to  Aylesbury  was 
brought  ttirongh  the  town- a  circumsiance  which 
tended  considerably,  at  that  period,  to  increase  its  tradf 
and  >ince  the  rrpustrnction  of  the  railroad  above-men- 
tioned some  trifling  additumal  advantage  has  accrued  ; 
but  the  main  business  of  the  i)lace  is  confined  to  sup- 
plying general  necessaries  to  the  inhabitants,  who  are 
also  benefitted  to  some  extent  by  its  weekly  niarkeis 
and  well  attended  fairs.  Thame  is  included  in  the 
thirty-eighth  circuit  of  towns  under  the  County  Court 
Act,  passed  in  1846,  for  the  recovery  of  debts  to  any 
amount  not  exceeding  £20. 

The  parish  churi  h  of  Saint  Mary  is  a  large  and  hand- 
some cruciform  structure,  in  the  early  English  style  of 
architecture,  with  an  embatiled  tower  rising  from  the 
intersection,  and  supported  on  four  massive  pillars: 
the  liiing  is  a  discharged  vicarage,  which  is  at  present 
eijoyed  by  the  Hev.  James  Pros>er.  In  the  chancel  of 
the  chuich  is  a  tomb  of  white  marble,  with  an  efligy 
to  the  memory  of  Lord  Williams,  who  bequeathed 
estates  for  the  foundation  of  a  fieegiammar  scIhjoI, 
erected  by  his  executors  in  1569,  for  the  instruction  of 
tweiitv-fi»e  boys  :  for  many  years,  however,  the  foun- 
der's benevolent  intentions  were  not  carried  out;  and 


places  of  worship  for  Baptists,  Independents  and  Wes- 
leyaii  Methodists.  There  are  National  and  Baptist 
schools,  almshouses  for  five  poor  men  and  one  woman, 
an  apprenticeship  fund,  and  some  benefactions  to  the 
poor  in  clothing,  bread,  &c.  The  mutual  improvement 
society  recently  estalilished,  consists  of  about  one  hun- 
dred members,  who  have  a  well  selected  library  of 
five  hundred  volumes.  The  society  hold  meetings  for 
I  he  delivery  of  lectures,  discussion',  &c.  The  land 
around  here  is  very  fertile  and  well  cultivated,  and 
some  pleasing  scenery  presents  itself,  especially  that 
obtained  fiom  a  gentle  eminence  near  the  town,  which 
commands  a  fine  view  of  the  Chiltern  hills.  The  mar- 
ket, which  is  held  on  Tuesday,  is  well  sup|)lied  with 
cori!,  cattle  and  poultry.  Faiis,  Tuesday  in  Easter- 
week,  the  Tuesday  beforeWhit-Sunday,  the  first  Tues- 
day in  July,  and  October  11th  for  fat  cattle.  The 
parish  contained  in  1831,  2,885  inhabitants,  and  in 
1841,  3,060. 

Tetsworth  is  a  parish,  in  the  same  hundred  as 
Thame — the  village  is  4  miles  s.  by  w.  from  that  town; 
situated  on  the  gi  eat  road  from  London  to  Oxford, 
Cheltenham,  &c. :  it  consequently  occupies  a  position 
of  some  consequence,  and,  before  the  opening  of  rail- 
ways, derived  no  inconsiderable  advantage  as  a 
thoroughfare  village.  The  places  of  worship  are  the 
palish  church  of  Saint  Giles  (a  small  building),  and  a 
chapel  for  Independents.  The  livinii  of  Tetswonh  is  a 
curacy,  enjoyed  at  present  by  the  Rev.  John  Peers. 
Population  of  the  parish  about  600. 


POST  OFFICE^  Thame,  Frances  Wallis  Parsons,  Post  Mistress. — Letters  from  London,  Birmingham, 
Manchester,  Liverpool  and  all  parts  of  the  North  of  England,  likewise  from  Ikeland  and  Scotland, 
arrive  every  morning  at  five  and  evening  at  half-past  sis,  and  are  despatched  at  a  quarter  before  nine  in  the 
morning  and  nine  in  the  evening. 

Letters  from  Woodstock,  Oxford,  &c.  arrive  every  morning  at  five,  and  are  despatched  at  nine  at  night; 
and  from  Avlesbury,  &c.  at  half-past  five  in  the  eveniiin,  and  are  despatched  at  a  quarter  before  nine,  morng. 

POST  OFFICE,  Tetsworth,  William  Lindars,  Post  Master. — Letters  from  London  and  various  parts 
arrive  every  morniiii;  at  three,  and  are  desp itched  at  ten  minuter  past  ten  at  night;  and  from  Thame,  &c.  at 
twenty  minutes  past  ten  in  the  morning,  aud  are  despatched  at  half-past  four  in  the  afternoon. 


NOBILITY,     GENTRY,     AND 
CLERGY. 

Bartholomew  Rev.  James,  Thame 
Cox  Miss  .Mary,  Thame 
Cozens  Thomas,  Esq.  Lashlake 
Ebiickllev.  John,  a.m.,  Thame 
Eeles  .Mr.  John,  Thame 
Eeles  Mrs.  Judiih,  Tnanie 
Fooks  Rev.  'iliomas  Broadley,D.c.L. 
Harding  Mr  .William,  Thame 
Hedges  Mrs.  — ,  Thame 
Lee  Mrs.  Elizalieth,  Thame 
Peers  Rev.  John,  IVtsworih 
ProsserRev.James,Vicai  age, Thame 
Stanley  Mr.  William,  Tetsworth 
Stone  John,  Esq.  Prebendal  House 
Stone  Mrs.  —, Thame 
Toovey  William,  Esq.  Thame 
'i'urner  Mrs.  Elizabt  th,  Thame 
Wen  man  the  Baroness  — ,   Thame 

Paik 
Winslow  Rol)erf,  Esq.  Thame 
Wvk.ham    Philip     Herbeit,    Esq., 

'( magistrate), Tythi op  House 
Young  Rev.  James, 'I'etsworih 

ACADEMIES     AND      SCHOOLS. 

Endowed    (iiiAM.MAit  School  — 

Rev.  I  hos.B.  Fooks.D.c.L. master 
Fooks  Rev.Thomas  Bioadley.D.c.L. 

(boarding),  Tiiame 
HiwleyJohn    Hugh  (boarding  and 

day),  Piit  St  end  School 
lNrANTs'ScHooi.,Thame — Caroline 

Eden,  mistress 
National  School, Thame — Tlios. 

Bonner,  master;  Jemima  Pearce, 

mistress 

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National  School,  Tetsworth  — 
Abiel  Whichello,  master;  Mary 
Dear,  mistress  [Thame 

Nichols   Mary  (boarding  and  day). 

Royal  British  ScH00LS,Thaine — 
James  .Marsh,  master;  Sarah 
limdley,  mistress 

ToddSophia(boarding  &  day),Thanie 

ATTORNEYS. 

Hollaway  Richard,  Thame 
Hollier  John,  Than  e 

AUCTIONEERS  Ac  APPRAISRS. 

Howlaiid  Robert  (and  land  agent), 
Lashlake  [Inn,  Thame 

Smith  &  Son,  at  the  Spread  Eagle 
BAKERS. 

Dunkin  David,  Thame 

Hewland  Thomas,  Thame 

Howes  Thomas,  Thame 

Mead  Geoige,  Thame 

Peaice  Henry,  'I  bame 

Prickett  Henry,  Thame 

Richardson  James  (and  confec- 
tioner), Thame 

Shrimptou  ThomH",  Tetsworth 

.Spiers  Joseph,  Thame 

.Stone  Edward,  Thame 

Whitmill  Job,  Tliainc 

BANKERS. 

Aylesbury  Old  Bank,  Thame— 
(Branch) — (draw  on  Praed  &  Co. 
London) — Thomas  Stone,  agent 

London  and  County  Bank — 
(draw  on  the  head  office,  London 
— (open  T'ucsday's)— Alfred  Self, 
manager 


Savings'  Bank,  Thame— (open  on 
Tuesdays) —  \ViHiain  Scadding, 
actuary 

BLACKSMITHS, 

Clavton  Thomas,  Thame 

Davis  Edward,  Thame 

Howse  Thomas,  Thame 

Messer  Joseph,  Thame 

BOOKSELLERS  6l  STATIONRS. 

Bradford  Henry  (&  printcr),Thame 
Rohson    Elizaheth    Ann    (and    tea 

dealer),  Thame 
Scadding  William, Tiiame 

BOOT  AND  SHOE    MAKERS. 

Betts  John,  Tetsworth 
Beits  William  Thame 
Brickwell  William,  Thame 
Cooper  Emanuel,  Thame 
Cope  Philip,  Thame 
Crook  John,  Tetsworth 
Davis  Daniel,  Thame 
Griffin  John,  Tetsworth 
Lester  Thomas,  Moiton 
Neweit  Robert,  Thame 
Pearce  Allied  (dealei ), Thame 
Wood  Thomas,  Thame 

BRICK    MAKERS. 

Holland  Giles,  Thame 
Stone  Isaac,  Thame 

BRICKLAYERS  &  PLASTRERS. 

Battin  Robert,  Thame 
Howland  William, Thame 
Munday  John,  Tetsworth 
Parslow  James,  Tetsworth 


©irectorp. 


BUTCHERS. 

Castle  Thomas,  Tliaine 
Cooper  Kitoi),  Tliame 
Phillips  Faancis,  Thame 
Phillips  Francis  &  Joseph,  Tiiame 
RichmoiKl  Henry,  Thame 
Wainvvrlght  George,  Tliame 

CABINET    MAKERS. 

Miller  &  Son(&  furniture  brokers), 

Tliame 
Stone  Arthur,  Thame 
Stone  Rohert,  Thame 
CARPENTERS     gt    BUILDERS. 
Bowler  Micliard,  Thame 
Bowler  Samuel,  Thame 
Holland  Giles  Thame 
Potter  John,  'I'hame 
Stone  Arthur,  Thame 
Stone  Isaac,  Thame 
CHEMISTS   AND    DRUaGISTS. 
Simmons    William    (and    oil    and 

colourmaii),  Thame 
Thorp  William,  Thame 
CHINA,  GLASSj&c.  DEALERS. 
Saunders  Richard  Wells,  Thame 
Turner  William,  Thame 

COAL    DEALERS. 
Eele  Thomas,  Tliame 
Wixon  Robert,  ihanie 

COOPERS. 

Hall  Henry,  TlMine 
Staples  Stephen  &  Abel   (&  timber 
dealers),  Thame 

CORN    DEALERS. 

Black  well  Mary,  Thame 
Castle  Williiim  Movry,  Thame 
Shrimpton  James   (and  hop   mer- 
chant), Tetsworth 
Shrimpton  Job,  Thame 

FIRE,  ace.  OFFICE    AGENTS. 
Atlas,  Geo  Shrimpton, Tetswoith 
BiiiTisn    Empire,   John    Walker, 

Thame 
Church  of  FZngland,  Francis  W. 
Saunders,  Thame 

COUNTV  (fire)  &  l'ROVIDENT(life), 

Thomas  H.  Seymour,  Thame 

Farmers'  (fire  &  life),  Stephen 
J.   Johnson,  Thnnie 

Oeneral,  Willi-im  Johnson.Thame 

Norwich  Union  (fire  and  lit'e^, 
William  Scadding,  Thame 

Property  Protection,  Richard 
Hollovvny,  Thame 

Royal  Exchange,  Henry  Brad- 
ford, Thame 

Sun,  Hobert  Howland,    Lashlake 

GARDENERS    6e    SEEDSMEN. 

Clisby  John,  'I'hame 

Matthews  John,  Thame 

iVlears  Henry,  Thame 

Mears  James,  Thame 

Walker  John  (&  floiist),  Thame 

GROCERS    6e    TEA    DEALERS. 

Marked  Ihus  *  are  Tallow  Chandlers. 

{See  also  Shopkeepers,  ^r.) 
•Seymour Thomas  Hearne  (& spirit 

merchant),  Thame 
Shrimpton  George,  Tetswortli 
Stevens  James  Sheen,  Thame 
•Stone  George,  Thame 
SutUni  Thomas  Seagrave  (&  spirit 

met  chant;,  Thame 
Walker  Stephen,  Thame 
Weston  P.  &  D.,  Thame 

GUNSMITHS. 
Horton  John,  Thrime 
Tomlinson  Job,  Thiime 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Burnett  Edward,  Thame 
Simons  John,  Thame 
Toms  Richard,  Tetswoith 


JPHAME,  &c. 

INNS- 
COMMERCIAL    AND   POSTING. 

See  also  Taverns  8f  Public  Houses.) 
Spread  Eagle.Geo.  Siminons,Thame 
Swan,  George  Phillips,  Thame 
Swan,  Wm.  Lindars.Tetswoith 
IRONMONGERS   Ac  BRAZIERS. 
Fielding  Geoige,  Thame 
Horton  William,  Thame 
MesserThomas  (and  oil  and  colour- 
man),  Thame 
Pouting  Daniel  (and  oil  and  colour 
merchant,  agriiultuial  implement 
maker,  and  agent  for  Ransome's 
and  May's   and  Howard  &  Sons' 
ploughs),  Thame 

LINEN    DRAPERS,    HABER- 
DASHERS   &    HOSIERS. 

Abbott  William,  Thame 
Bradshaw  Edward,Thame 
Hunt  George,  Tbanie 
Stone  &  Diplock,  Thame 
Walker  Susannah,  Telsworth 
Weston  P.  &   D.,  Thame 

MALTSTERS. 

Field  Samuel,  Thame 
Parsons  &  'I'ingle   (and  hop  mer- 
chants), Thame 
Shrimpton  James,  Tetswortli 
Shrimpton  Job,  Thame 

MILLERS. 

Foster  Gubriel,  'I'hame 
Slirimphjii  Job,  'Thame 
MILLINERS (ScDRESS  MAKERS 
Huit  Mary,  Thame 
Phillips  Sophia,  Thame 
Ray  Harriet  &  Dicima,  Thame 
Saunders  Mary,  Tliame 
Taplin  William,  'I'hame 

PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS,    &C. 

Barton  Richard,  Thame 
Cistle  Nathaniel,  'I'hame 
LaceySamuel,  Tliame 
SADDLERS    AMD    HARNESS 
MAKERS. 
Jarvls  David,  Thame 
Saunders  Franci^  Woolhouse.Thame 
Saunders  Richard  Wells,  Thame 

SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERS IN 
GROCERIES  6c  SUNDRIES. 

Aston  Sarah, Thame 

Berry  Kdward,  Tetswoith 

Biistow 'Thomas,  Thame  I 

Clisi'V  Francis,  'Thame 

Fenner  Georee,  'Thame  ' 

Holland  Giles,  Thame 

Hntt  Levi,  Thame 

Jarvis  Alfred, Thame  , 

Pearce  Mary,  'Thame  ' 

Phillips  Jamts,  Thame  1 

Prickett  Henry,  Thame  j 

Seymour  Daniel,  Thnnie  I 

Wheeler  William,  'Thame  ! 

Wixon  Robert,  Tlinme  i 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS.     | 

Pearce  Mary  Ann,  Thame  j 

Pearce  Rebecca.  'Thame 

Ray  Harriet  &  Decima,  Thame 

Saunders  Mary,  'Tliame 

Turner  William,  'Thame 

Wheeler  Ellen,  'Thame 

SURGEONS. 

Lee  Ricliard,  'Thame 
Lupton  Henry, 'Thame 
Reynolds  Henry  Wells,  'Thame 
Wakeman  George,  'Thame 

TAILORS. 
Bird  Edward,  Thame 
Clarke  Harry,  Thame 
Dodwell 'Thomas,  Thame 


Ellis  William,  Tetswortli 
Flight  EdwHrd,  'Thame 
Pearce  Alfred,  Thame 
Pearce  Joseph,  Thame 
Seymour  John,  'Thame 
Seymour  Joseph,  'Thame 
TAVERNS  te  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 
Abingdon  Arms,  .lacol)  Watson,  Tliame 
Anchor,  John  Webster,  Thame 
liell,  Thomas  Lester-,  Morton 
Birdcage,  John  Horton,  Thame 
Black  Horse,  James  Barion,  Thame 
Blue  Man,  John  Meud,  Thame 
Bull,  William  Webster,  Thame 
Crown,  Charlotte  Nult,  Telsworth 
Fighlinir  Clicks,  Wm.  Hewlett,  Thame 
Horse  Shoes,  Joseph  Newitt,  Thame 
KniR's  Arms,  IMarthaHolliday,Tet3Worlh 
>ag's  Head,  Robert  B.ttin,  Thame 
One  Bell,  Thomas  Sheldon, Thame 
Red  Cow,  Thomas  Pearce,  Thame 
Red  Lion,  John  Cjriflin,'retsworlh 
Royal  Oak,  George  Colinz,  Tetswortli 
Boyal  Oak,  William  Edden,  Morton 
Saracen 's  Head, Francis  Seymour.Thame 
Seven  Stars.  Henry  Pearce,  Thame 
Six  Bells,  William  Clisby,  Thame 
White  Horse,   William  Latham  &  Abel 
Hill,  Thame 

Retailers  of  Beer 

Bonner  Thomas,  Thame 
Bonney  Charles,  Thame 
1  Bowler  Richard, Thame 
Bnrriard  Thoma«,  I'hame 
Dunkin  Uavid,  Thame 
F,<lden  Thomas,  Thame 
Howlnnil  Willi.im,  Thame 
Hewlett  John, Thame 
Le«ter  Joseph,  Thame 
Price  Hannali,  Thame 
Pywell  George,  Thama 
.Steeden  Thomas,  I  liarae 
Wehsler  Thomas,  Thame 

I     VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 

Green  'Thomas,  'Tetswortli 
Simmons  Johrr  Sheen,  'Thame 
WATCH    &   CLOCK   MAKERS. 
Grace  Wriliam,  'I'hame 
.Miles  William  Francis  (&  jeweller) 

Thame 
Tomlirrsorr  Job,  Thame 

WHEELWr  RIGHTS. 

Chamberliirr   Henry,  Ttiswortli 
Daniels  Edmurrd,  Tetswortli 
Edden  William, Thame 
Howlett  William,  'I'hame 
Pearce  &  Price.  Thaiue 
Price  Hannah,  Thame 
WriNE   &  SPIRIT  MERCHANT. 
Wat5on  Jacob, 'Thame 

Miscellaneous 

In  Thame  when  not  otherwise  stated. 
Castle  William  Henry,  horse  dealer 
Clisby  Charles,  poullerer  arrd  flshmODger 
Kdden  'I'homas,  coach  builder 
Fowler  John,  paper  hnnger 
G»s  WoKKS,  Richard  Holloway,  clerk 
Hill  Abel,  cattle  dealer 
HoRTicuLTCR.41,    SOCIETY— Henry   S. 

Bradford,  secretary 
Inland  F{kvenuk  OpFrcE.attheSpread 

Eagle,  Harry  Lemon,  supervisor 
Johnsoir  Stephen  John,  animal  and  bird 

preserver                          [leather  cutterg 
Jolinsoir  Willi.nm  &  Stephen,  curriersand 
Market  Hall,  Henry  Bradford,  keeper 
Messer  Theresa,  confectioner 
Moore  James  Isles,  inland  revenue  officer 
Mutual   Improvement    Societv 

Charlies  Pearce,  secretary 
Newitt  Joseph,  timber  dealer 
Oliver  Samrrel,  furniture  broker 
Parsons  &  Tingle,  brewers 
Pearce  Henry  &  Charles,  woolstaplers 
Randall  John,  cli.iir  maker 
Ray  H.  &  L).,  register  office   for  servanti 
Saunders  Richard  Wells, parish  clerk 
Sheldon  Thomas,  horse  dealer 
Stamp   Office,  Stoned  Diplock,  dis. 

triliiitors 
Turner  Penelope,  hardware  dealer 
Whichello  Abiel,  parish  clerk, Tetswortli 
Whichello  Stepht  n  Henry,  lellmonger 
Youens  Richard,  basket  maker 

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THAME,  &c. 


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POOR    IiA,W    UNION 

WoRKHOUse,   Tlianie 

GoDfrnor— William  Simmons 

Alalron  — Maria  Simmons 

Schnolmasler — George  Le  Moine 

■Sc4oo/niit/r«s— .Madha  Coles 

Surgeon  — Richard  Lee 

Chanlain — Rev.  Amos  Haylon 

Clerk  to    the    Board    of  Guardians 

John  Hollier 

Rcliti'tng  Officers — Thomas  Henry  Sim- 
mons ;  John  Jonas  Shriaipton  and 
Thomns  Home 

REGISTRARS, 

OF  BIRTHS,  Dr.ATHS    &   MARRIAGES. 

Siijyerintendent    Rfgistrar— John   Follier 
Rfiiistiar  nf  Marriaqes — Wm.  Scadiling 
Pegistrars  of  Births  aud    Deaths — I  hos. 
Henry  Simmons;  John  Jonas  Shrimp- 
ton  and  Thomas  Home 


COUNTY    COURT, 
HELD  MONTHLY, IN    THE   MARKET 

HALL. 

Judge — John  William  Win?, Esq 
High  Bailiff— John  Griftilhs,  juu 
C/fifc -Richard  Holloway 
fiai/i/f— Joseph  Bonner 


COACHES 

To  LONDON,  the  Hero  (from  Oxford), 
calls  at  William  Taplin's,  every  Mon- 
day. Wednesday,  and  Friday 

To  AYLESBURY,  the  Roxjal  Mail{fTom 
the  f  )ne  Itellj,  daily  (Sundays  excepted) 

To  OXFORD,  the  Wcco  (from  London), 
calls  at  W  illiam  T^iplin's,  every  Tues- 
day, Thursday,  and  Saturday 

RAILWAY. 

The  nearest  Station  is  at  Aylesburv  on 
a  branch  of  the  London  and  NoRTH- 
Westi-rn  Line 

There  is  a  conveyance  daily  to  the  station 
as  ahove  noticed 


CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,  Richard  Howland's  wag- 
ons,  by  rond  and  rail,  from  his  ware- 
honses,  High  street,  daily 

To  AYLKSBURY,  Richard  Howland'i 
wagons  from  his  warehouses.  High  »L, 
daily;  William  WebMer.  from  the  Bull, 
Monday,  Thursday  and  Saturday,  and 
Henry  Impey,from  the  Fighting  Cocks, 

To  BIRMINGHAM,   MANCHESTER, 

and  all  parts  of  the  North  op  Eno* 
LAND,  in  connection  with  the  London 
and  Norlh-Western  Railway;  Richard 
Howland's  wagons  from  bis  ware, 
houses.  High  street,  daily 

To  BRILL,  James  Oakley,  from  lh« 
Fieliting Cocks,  Tuesday 

To  OXFORD,  John  H.nvlett,  from  hit 
house,  and  William  Webster,  from  the 
Bull.  Wednesday  and  Saturday 

To  PRINCES  RISBOROUGH,  Jarae» 
Foster,  from  the  Nag's  Head,  Tuesday 

To  WATl.INGTON,  Daniel  Burton, 
from  the  Fighting  Cocks, Tuesday 


WATLINGTON,  EAVELME  and  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 

grammar  f>chools  in  the  iieiehboinhood.  Watlington 
Prtik,  the  «eat  of  T.  S.  Carter,  Esq.,  Shirbnrn  Castle, 
that  of  the  Earl  of  Macclesfield;  and  Svviiicombe 
House,  the  Rev.  C.  K.  Keene,  are  beautiful  residences 
ill  the  neiglibourhood.  The  small  market,  held  ou 
Saturday,  is  chiefly  for  corn.  Two  fairs  (or  more  cor- 
rectly, statutes — heint?  principally  meetines  for  liirinc; 
servants  by  the  neighbouring  farmer^)  are  held  ou  the 
Saturday  before  and  the  Saturday  after  Old  Rlichael- 
inas-day.  The  parish  contained,  in  1831,  1,833  in- 
habitants, and  in  1841,  1,8.55. 

EuELME  is  a  parish,  giving  name  lo  a  hundred — the 
village  is  about  3^  miles  s.  w.  from  Watlington  ;  situ- 
ated on  the  road  to  Wallingford — from  which  it  is 
about  4^  miles  distant.  This  jilace,  commonly  called 
Newehne,  is  of  considerable  antiquity,  and  was  tor- 
nierly  of  some  consideration.  In  14.37  William  de  la 
Pole,  Duke  of  Suffolk,  erected  a  mansion,  a  neat  hos- 
pital, and  a  church — in  the  latter,  which  is  dedicated 
to  Saint  Maiy,  Ids  lady  was  buried,  beneath  a  beautiful 
tomb,  enriched  with  numerous  alabaster  figures  of 
angels  :  the  living  is  a  rectory,  annexed  to  the  Regius 
professor  of  Divinity  at  OxforcL  Tiie  hospital,  called 
God's  House,  which  still  exists,  was  for  two  priests 
and  thirteen  poor  n)en — the  patronaije  is  in  tiie  .same 
as  that  of  the  chut  ch  living.  Tlie  parish  contained,  in 
in  1841,  663  inhabitants. 


ATLIXGTON  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  nf  Pir- 
ton — the  mat  liet  town,  a  small  one,  is  45  miles  w.N.w. 
from  London,  18  s.  e.  from  Oxford,  and  8  N.  E.  from 
Wallingford  (IJerk'-) — a  station  town  near  the  lineof  the 
(jreat  Western  railway.  The  ancient  British  mode  of 
constructing  theirdwellings,  with  tcattUng,  or  wicker- 
wot  k,  is  deemed  to  he  the  oiigiii  of  the  name  of  this 
town:  if  tilts  l)e  tlie  true  etymology,  its  existence 
mu-t  he  of  high  antiquity.  It  had  anciently  a  castle, 
of  which  th-jie  are  now  no  vestiges.  The  town  situ- 
ated at  tlie  base  of  the  Cliiltern  hills,  is  iriegulaily 
built ;  it  is  not  animuted  by  factories  (if  we  exeept  a 
rather  considerable  trade  in  shoe  making,  la'ely  sprung 
np),  liut  derives  its  principal  sup|)ort  from  agiicultuie. 
Two  corn  mills  ate  propelled  by  a  stream  that  issues 
from  the  adjacent  hills.  'I'he  manor  is  held  by  the 
Earl  of  .Macclesfield  and  E.  H.  Hulton,  Esq.  :  the  loids, 
alteriiat'  ly,  hold  courts  leet  twice  iu  the  year,  and  the 
ina:istraies  for  the  division  sit  iu  petty  session  liere 
once  a  fnrtiii^hr. 

The  places  of  worship  are  the  neat  little  parish 
claiicli  of  Saint  Mary  (or  as  some  assert  SainlLeonard) 
and  chapels  (or  Independents  and  IMetho'lists  :  the 
living  of  VVatlim;ton  is  a  vicarage,  of  wliich  ihe  Rev. 
William  Laiigloid  is  the  present  incumbent.  The  free 
gi aiiimar  sr liotd  bete  was  originally  founded  by  Thos. 
de  Stoiiot,  in  1644,  and  foiinerly  was  one  ofthe  best 

POST    OFFICE^  Coaching-street,  Rose  Pearce,   Post  Mistress. — Letters  from  London  and  all  parts 
at  rive  (from  Tetsworth)  every  morning  at  eight,  and  ate  despatched  thereto  at  a  quarter  past  six,  evening. 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY    AND 
CLERGY. 

Brown  .Itdin,  Em]..  Kingstone 
Carter  Thomas  Sheen,  Esq.,   Wat- 

liegton  Park 
Co'iptr  Mr.  Alfied,  Pyrton 
Cozens  Mrs.  Coiichitsg  st 
Dnrell  Rev.  Thotnas  V.,  Pyrton 
Fane  John,  Esq.,  Worm-ley 
Fane  J'diii,jttii.,l'.sq.,Sli(ibuiii  lodge 
Fiatiklin  John,  E-(|.,  I'^welme 
Haincrsley  Htigli,  Esq.,  Haseley 
Jacob-oil '  Rev.     William,     u.i)., 

Eweline  Rectoty     [combe  House 
Kciiie  Rev.Clias.EdiiiUiid  R.,  Swin- 
Knbv  Rev.  C   L.,  St(d<e 
l.atniieri  Sir  Hv..Rait.,  AsfoiiHouse 
Latiefoid  Rev.  William,  V'lcarage 

Liick\cr  Rev.  Edtnnnd,  Shirburn  st  j  iJrown  .1  ami's,  Cuxhani 
M.,ctlesfie!d  ti  e  Right  Honble.  the    (ionld  .Maty,  Couching  st 

Eail  of,  Shithum  Castle 
Napii  r  Rev.  A.  W.,  Swincomhe 
Newton  Mr.  Thomas,  Hritwell 
Ormshy      Capt;iin     Henry,     RIana 

House,  I'^welme 
Price  Rev.  Andrew,  Britwell 
Si-  11'!     Willi-tm     Lowndes,     Esq , 

Brightwell  House 
'I'etnpler  Rev.  Henry,  Cuxhani 
\'iret  Fiaiicis  E  ,  Esq.,  High  st 
Williams  Rev.  Robeit,  Aslou 


ACADEIVIIES     AND     SCHOOLS. 

Free    GhAiMMAr  School,    Town 

Hall — James  BartUtt  master 
Gat  lick  and  Son   (gents'  boarding), 

Ewelme 
National  School  (girls),  Church 
lane — Eliza  Rowe,  mistress 
i  National    School,     Ewelme  — 
I      William  Cropper,  master 

I  ATTORNEYS 

Cooke  John  Henry  (coroner  &  clerk 

to  the  nitigistrates),  Shirburn  st 
Kurtis  &  Cooke,  Shiiburii  st 
Lampiti  Edward,  Shit  burn  st 

BAKERS. 

Raines  Josejih,  High  st 


Green  John,  Ewelme 
Joiner  Jonathan,  High  st 
Noriis  William,  Chuich  lane 


BLACKSMITHS. 

Butcher  James,  Pyrton 
Chilton  Paul,  Brook  st 
Newell  John,  Brightwell 
Qnatteitnaine  Stephen,  High  st 
Quartet  maine  Thomas,  Shirburn  st 

BOOKSELLERS&STATIONERS 

Peaice  Rnse(stationer),  Cnnchingst 
Spver  William  Godfrey  (&  printer), 
Market  place 
'       BOOT   6t    SHOE    MAKERS. 
BraceyJo'epli( manufacturer}.  High 
stand  .Market  pltce       fR'""'*  st 
Clayton  Thomas  ( &  leather  cutter) , 
Dimniock  Richard,  Couching  st 
Gillett  James,  Ewelme 
Harnian  Alfred,  Higli  st 
Harper  Edmund,  Couching  st 
Lowe  John,  Higli  st 
Oi  pwdoil  AJjtaham,  Couching  st 

BRICKLAYERS&PLASTERERS 

Austin  William,  Biotdi  lane 
Green  Ftancis,  Britwell  loail 
\'ein(>n  John,  Gatwell 

BUTCHERS. 


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BANK. 

Berks  Union  Bankinc  Company 
(hiaiichof  Wallengfoid — ojien  on 

Saturdays    onlvj.   Market  place,  I  Allen  Thomas,  Hiyh  st 
(diaw  ou   the  Loi  don  and  We.st-  [  Hine  John,  Couching  st 
niinsier  Bank)— Alexander  Gait,  j  Lovelock  George,  Shiiburn  st 
manager  |  Smith  Henry,  Market  place 


liicctorji). 


WATLINGTON,  &c. 


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CARPENTERS  &  JOINERS. 

Elliott  James,  Hiiighain  lano 
Green  John  (and  huilder),  High  st 
Raynioiul  EilwH'tl,  Goraell 
Stone  Francis,  Sliiiburii  st 

CHINA    &    GLASS    DEALERS. 

Betteiidgr  llachel,  Cou(.liing  St 
Gteeu  John,  Hisli  st 

COOPERS. 

Hall  Jeremiah,  IJrook  st 
Ryder  William,  High  st 

CORN    DEALERS. 

Barnes  J oscpl),   Hv^h  st 
Joiner  Jonatiian,  Hiyii  st 

FIRE,    &c.  OFFICE    AGENTS. 

CoLiNTvCtire),and  PROViDZNT(life), 

William  Barues,  High  st 
Farmers',  Joseph  Moores,Cnxl)am 
Norwich    Union    (fire),    Joseph 

BiHC'  V,  iMarliet  place 
Property      Protection,      John 

Henrv  Cookf,  Shirhiini  street 
Star,  Willi  im  G.  Spver,  MarUetpl 
Sun,  Georsje   Clift    iMarU-t  place; 

and  Williun  G.  Spytr,  Ewelme 

GARDENERS  &  SEEDSMEN. 

Bine  John,  Couching  >t 
Simmons  William,  Brook  st 
Verley  Thomas,  lOv.'elnie 
GROCERS  AND  TEA  DEALERS. 

[See  also  Sfwpkeeperif  Sfc) 
RarnesWni.(  tea  denier.)  Com  hi  Dgst 
Hope  Joiiii  (li  drut'gisi),   EvVLliiie 
Spyer  William  Godfrey  (&  druggist), 

ftlarUet  phice 
Tillyer  llobei  t,  Market  place 

INNS  AND  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Barleyiuii\v,Job  'romliiison,Hi«h  st 
Black  Lion, WiUiainAustin, Brook  st 
Crown,  Jolin  Lewis  H^yne,llii,'li  st 
Fox    and    Honnds     (cominerciHl), 

Frederick  Lovelock,  Shirbuinst 
Grevhonnd  JiiHiitlin.Ji'inler.High  st 
Greylioniid,  Thos.  Garlick,  ['Jwelme 
Hilt' Moon,  John  Trinder,  CnstiHin 
f-iart-    ami     Hninds  (commejcial), 

iMaraaiet  Walker,  Markit  place 
Nels'ii,  Joseph  Gai{Iner,Bri!ilitwell 
Red  LioiijIlichardMattliews.Coiuh- 

iiis  st 
Red  Li.-.n,  Willi  an  Ualpli,    Britwell 
Thne  Crown, U'm.  Steptoe,  High  st 
White    Halt,    Eiizabeili    Applehy, 

Siiirburn  ft 


Ketailers  of  Beer. 

Butcher  James,  Pyrtoii 
Carter  Tlioiiias.  Coiicliing  st    • 
Crook  Mary,  Cusham 
Crook  Thomas.  Sliiihurn  st 
Glanville  (ieorge,  Ewelme 
Gieeii  I'rancis,  Uritwell  load 
Prince  William,  BritWL-U 
Ring  Thomas,  Hii;h  at 
Rose  Ann,  Ho^  lane 
Loveday  Charles,  Coucliing  st 
Vernon  John,  Gorwell 
H'beeler  Henry,  Church  lane 
Youens  Richard,  High  st 

IRONMONGERS. 

Exton  Ann,  Couching  st 
Green  John,  High  st 
James  William,  Couching  st 

LINEN  &  V/OOLLEN  DRAPERS 

Bi-Hcey  Joseph,  Market   place  and 

High  st 
Clift  Georu'e,  Market  place 
Hill  Solomon,  Highst 

MILLERS. 

Barnes  John,  W.itliniiton  Mill 
Greenwood  Thonia^jjishop,  Ewelme 
Wiggins  William,  High  st 

MILLINERS,  DRESS  &  STRAW 
BONNET    MAKERS. 

Blight  (Charlotte,  Coucliing  st 
Cliarlton  Colville,  Clmnh  lane 
Rack  straw  Sn>an,  Sjiirhurn  st 
Raymond  Martha,  Gorwell 
Stone  Elizabeth,  Shii  Imrn  st 
PAINTERS,    GLAZIERS    &c. 

Naish  Janif-s,  Crouching  st 
Shatter  'I'Iioiiihs,  Hifh  >t 
Whtrlcr  William,  High  st 

SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERS IN 
GROCERIES  &    SUNDRIES. 

Baitwell  William,  Market  place 
Bptteridsje  llachael.  Couching  st 
Carev  John,  Cnxhiim 
Charlton  C(dville,  Church  lane 
Clayton  Thonia<,  Brook  st 
Green  John,  Hi'^h  sr,  and  Ewelme 
Hathaway  James,  Eiielme 
Tallent  James,  Brook  st 

SURGEONS. 

Bairatt  Henry,  Couching  st 
Dixon  Henry,  JShiibiirn  st 
Stone  Jo'iii,  Couching  st 

TAILORS    AND    DRAPERS. 

Clift  George,  Market  pi, ice 
Haviie  John  Lewis,  Hinh  st 
Hill  Solomon,  Hi«li  >t 


WATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Cannon  Willinni,  Conthing  st 
James  William,  Conchingst 
'I'omlinson  J<d),  Hiah  st 
Veinon  &  Son,  Couching  st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Hathaway    WiHi.tm,    Couching  st, 

and  Pyrton 
Hathaway  &  White,  Rweline  st 
Stone  Francis,  Shirburn 

Miscellaneous. 

Coles  William,  Ipinlle  maker,  nriqhtwell 
Elliott  Ja.nes,  parish  cleik,  Hingliam  la 
J.imes  Wm.,furniluiebioker,Couchinsst 
Kin<x   Charles,   inland    revenue    ollicer. 

Brook  street 
Lowe  James,  hair  dresser,  Market  place 
Neiffhboiir  Richard,  brazier  and  tinman, 

Hiu'h  street  [and  deatlis.  Brook  st 

Nightinffale   Thomas,  res;istrarof  births 
Pearce  Rose,  hair  dresser. Couchmp;  st 
Peel  Brothers,  wine  and  spirit  merchants, 

brewers,  maltsters    and   coal  dealers. 

Brook  st  [burn  st 

Rackstraw  Edwin,  confectioner,  Shir- 
Spver  William  Godfrey,  auctioneer, Mar. 

ket  place  [st 

Straiton  &  Betteridee,  sacldlers.  Shirburn 
Tomlinson  Job,  ironfonuder.  Brook  st 
Young  Robert,  millwright.  Hog  lane 
Youens  Richard,  basket  maker,  High  st 


COACH. 

To  LONDON,  a  Coach  Wom  the  Hare 
and  Hounds,  every  Monday,  Wednes- 
da)  and  Friday  morning,  goes  through 
High  Wycombe 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

ON  THE  GREAT  WESTERN  LINE. 
Slaliun,    the    Walltngford    road,    9 
miles  s.w.  from  Watlingfoid 


CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON.  Henry  Hatton,from  the 
Hare  and  Hi.unds,  Sunday,  Wednes- 
day and  Fiid:iy 

To  ABINGDON,  Daniel  Bnr'on, from  his 
hnnsp.  Hieh  street.  Monday 

To  OXFORD,  I'liomas  Mundy,  from  his 
hnnse,  B-  ilwell  roa  1.  S  itiirday 

To  READI^G,  Daniel  Burton,  from  his 
house.  High  st  eet,  Tuesday 

To  THAME,  Daniel  Burton,  from  his 
house.  High  street, Tuesday 

To  WALLlNfiFORD.  Thomas  Mundy, 
from  his  house,  Britwell  road,  i'nday 


Wi 


WITNEY, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGE  OF  ENSHAM  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 

bv  paper  makers — likewise  tilts,  anrl  rough  coatings. 
The  alove  tiade  is  carried  on  here  to  some  e.Ktent,  as 
are  wooKtapling  and  mailing;  and  the  brewers  of  this 
town  haie  loni;  been  noted  for  i>roduciiig  excellent 
a!(.s.  Queen  Anne  iticorpor-ited  llie  blanket  weavers, 
nnder  tlie  stvle  of  '  the  Masters,  A-sistants,    Wardens 


ITNEY  is  a  parisli  in  the  hundred  of  Bampton — 
the  market  town  (j.t  miles  w.n.w.  from  Londnn  and  11 
w.  fioni  Oxford  ;  situated  on  the  river  Windrnsh, 
which  is  cro^.-ed  by  a  siih^tintial  stone  bridge  of  three 
arches,  erected  in  1822.  Oxford  is  at  present  the 
nearest  the  nearest   railway  town,  but  the   line  fr 


that  city   to   Clielteiiham    will,    when    opened,  pass   and  Coniiiionality  of  the  Blanket  weavers  of  U'itney.' 

ihroimh  or  comig is  to   Witney.    This  was  a  con-    A  hand.>ome  blanket  hall  was  erected  in  1811 ;  hut  the 

siderahle  place  before  the  Conquest;  afier  whiih  the  charter  and  its  provisions  being  imromp  itib^e  with 
number  of  its  inhabitants  incna^ed  S"  rapidly,  that  it  the  welfare  of  the  trade  at  the  nVesent  d  ly,  tliey  may 
received  summonses  to  send  inembeis  lo  parliament :  now  he  considered  merely  asa dead  letier.  Thev\ater 
in  the  reign  of  Eduanl  I],  which  it  continued  to  do  ;  of  the  river  Windrush  is  said  to  possess  a  peculiar 
till  the  3;ird  of  Ed^vard  III,  and  no  longer.  The  town  j  nitrous  quality,  well  adapted  for  the  purpose  of  scour- 
is  neat,  well  built,  and  clean  in  appeuiance,  consist- 1  im;  the  blankets.  Tiie  town  is  governed  by  two 
ing  principally  if  two  streets,  disposed  on  the  side  of  j  liailifTs,  assisted  by  constables,  tything-nn  n  and  other 
the  road  from  Burfoid  to  Oxford.  The  populariiy  ofi  inferior  otRcers,  elected  bv  the  juiy  of  the  court  leet 
the  VVitiiey  blanket  tenders  it  needless  to  publish  that  j  fur  the  liorons^h,  held  annually  at  Micliaelmas.  'I'lie 
this  cnmforcihle  iiriicle  is  the  staple  of  the  town.  Duke  of  .Marlbnrough  is  lord  of  the  manor  of  Witney, 
Formerly  this  inannfacture  was  siibdividtd  amongst  i  as  lessee  niiiler  the  Bi-Miop  of  Winch"S'er:  a  court  Jeet 
nnnierotis  small  masiers — but  ii  is  now  chiefly  in  the  |  for  the  manor  (wliich  is  co-e.steuMve  with  the  borougji 
hands  of  a  few  spirited  capitalists,  and  uives  employ- |  and  prirish)  is  held  twice  a  year;  and  Witney  is  iii- 
meiit  lo  tnoie  than  two  thousand  hands — the  annual  eluded  in  the  thirty-eighth  circuit  of  towns  under 
consumption  of  wool  being  upwards  of  si.x  tiiousati. I  the  County  Court  Act,  for  the  recovery  of  debts  to 
packs.    Theie  is  also  a  manufacture  of  feltings,  used  i  any  amoutit  not  exceeding  £20. 


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WITNEY,  &c. 


laur'0 


The  parish  cliuich  of  Saint  Mary  is  a  sparions  and 
elegant  crucit'oi  111  fiiilii-e,  with  aontral  tower,  sur- 
niouiited  by  a  loftv  ami  ricliiy  oruameiited  s|iire  : 
witliii)  tlie  clituch  are  a  miniber  of  very  ancient  tmnhs 

in  the  iraiistpts  es|)eciaHv,  and  in  tiie  clian(  el  (tlie 

windows  of  wliiili  are  einbellislied  with^  elegant  tra- 
cery,) is  a  jiiscina  ot  l)eautiiu\  desii^ii.  The  livinfj  i.s  a 
rectory,  in  tlie  patronage  of  tlie  bisliopof  VVinclie>;t(  r; 
the  Ui'V.  Cliarles  Jerrani  is  the  present  incumbent. 
The  other  places  of  worship  are  'I'linitv  church,  (a 
chapel  of  ease  to  Saint  Maiv)  erected  on  Wood  Green, 
in  184'.);  and  chapel-  for  Independent^  and  Methoili.-t-. 
The  free  g  aiiunar  school  was  founded  in  KifiH,  hy 
Henry  \1<<X,  Ksq.  a  native  of  this  town.  A  free  school 
wasfuuiided  in  1'2:{  hy  Mr.  John  Holloway,  for  iti- 
fctructitig,  clnthing  and  apprenticini,'  several  vonihsas 
weavers;  and  the  same  benevolent  person  built  and 
endowed  alm-honses  for  six  poor  widows.  Thirty 
girls  receive  instruction  bv  means  of  an  endowment  by 
Mr.  William  iilake  ;  and  there  are  national  schools  for 
rhildreii  of  either  sex.  The  market,  which  is  well 
atiendrd,  is  held  on  Thursday.     Fairs,  the  Thursday 


before  the  10th  of  October,  and  the  Thursday  after  tl> 
1st  of  Di'cemhrr.  The  parish  ofWitmv  (inciiiding  the 
hamlets  of  CuAWi.EY,  CuRBitiOGE,  and  Haii.ev,  con- 
tained, in  18.'J1,  a,:iAC)  inhabitaiits,  and  in  1841,5,707. 
I'nsham  is  a  parish  in  the  Iminlied  of  Wodttmi — the 
village,  laige  and  pojiulous,  is  (i  miles  w.  by  n.  from 
Oxibid,  and  about  .5  e.  from  Witney  ;  ^ituated  on  the 
main  load  between  the  two  towns,  and  mar  to  ihe 
wesierii  bank  of  the  Isis,  over  which  liver  is  a  good 
stone  bridge.  Formerly  it  was  a  Saxon  frontier  and 
loyal  town,  then  called  Eqoncsham,  of  which  the  pre- 
si  nt  name  is  obviously  an  ahhreviation.  At  osie  period 
it  was  faint d  for  its  alibey.tlie  revenues  of  which  must 
have  hern  of  great  aniout,  as  at  the  dis-olution  they 
were  valued  at  no  less  than  £441  :  of  the  edifice,  wiiich 
is  recorded  to  have  hten  iiiat;ninceiit,  there  are  few  if 
any  vestige^.  Fii^ham  Hall,  the  fine  seat  of  the  I'^arl 
of  M.icclesfield,  is  in  this  vicinity.  The  church  of 
Saint  Leonard,  a  handsome  structure,  and  a  liuptist 
chapel,  are  the  places  of  worship.    The  living  is  adi.s- 


rhaigetl    vicarage.      An    endowed    school,  oiiginally 

om..vj...    ..^  ..v.^. .-  -J ~,  founded   in   1700,  is  for  the  instruction  of  a   limited 

in  Kastcr  week,  the  Thursday  next  after  the  Dth  of   number  of  hoys.     Population  of  the  paiish,  in  1831, 
Julv,    August   21th,    September   14th,  the   Thursday  ll, 858 ;  in  1841,  1,893. 

POST  OFFICE;  High-street,  Witney,  Josej)!!  Masters,  Post  DIaster. — Letter.s  from  London,  Bib- 
MiSGiiAM  Manchesii;r,  LIVERPOOL,  the  NoKTH  OF  ENGLAND,  llkewi-e  fioni  Ireland  and  Scotland, 
arrive  evi'v  morning  at  ten  minutes  past  six,  and  aftenioou  at  half-past  four,  and  are  despatched  at  !ialf-past 
nine  at  niglit. 

Letters  from  Cheltenham,  Bristol,  and  the  West  oe  England,  arrive  every  morning  at  haU'-paa 
nine,  aif  I  are  despatched  at  five  in  the  alternoon. 

Letters  from  Harford,  Stow,  Moreton,  &c.  arrive  at  eleven  in  the  forenoon,  and  are  despatched  at 
half-pa-t  fo«'  in  the  afiernoon. 

POST  OFFICE,  Ensiiam,  Anil  Ftister,  Post  iMhtress.—Leiterfi  from  all  parts  airive  (from  Oxford) 
everv  niDrning  at  h  ilf  past  fi^e,  and  are  despatched  theieto  at  a  quarter  past  ten  at  night. 

L'lne  CharU",  Newland 
Moiley  llichaK.',  Corn  st 
BLANKET  MANUFACTURERS. 

Collier  Horatio,  Corn  st 

Early    Edward  latid  wagon  tilt,  and 

mop  yarn).  West  end 
Early,  Henrv&Co.  (and  tirth  wcbh). 

Blanket  hall  [.New  Mills 

Eaily  .lohn   &   Co.,   Newland  and 
Early  Ri(  hard.  West  etui 
Early  Kichiiil,  jun.  (and  mop  yam, 

tiliini;  and  saddlery   waiehouse), 

Wood  green 


NOBILITY,    GEI^JTRY    AND 
CLERGY. 

Baylis  Mrs.  .\nn,  Com  st 
Biicknell  Ilcv.  William,  Eiisham 
Bush  .Mrs.  — ,  Higli  st  [green 

Clinch  .Ml.  John    Williims,  Church 
Dowty  Rev.  John,  High  st 
Dnttoii  Mr.  John,  Cuihridge 
Duttoii  Mr.  Willi-im,  Church  green 
Farley  Rev.  'I'liomas,   Oucklington 
Gillet'tMis.  — ,  Chutch  i;reen 
Grigory  Rev.  Hcnrv,  Church  green 
Hunt  R.v.  R:iv  Richard,  Corn  st 
Jinam  Rev.  Charles,  Recunyllouse 
Jena  II  Rev.  Samuel,  Church   en  en 
Lamb  William  Ellis,  Esq  ,  Hailey 
Macchsfirld  the  Rt.Hon.the  Earl  of, 

En-h;nn  Hall 
Matth^■w.^  Rev.  Henry,  En.shatn 
Rolfe  Rev.  tieorge  C,  Hiiley 
Smith  .Mr.  Richard,  Wood  green 
Smith  Mrs.—,  High  si 
Snow  Ml.  WiUiani,  Church  green 
Striikland Walter, Esq.  (magistrate), 

Cokethorpe  House 
Tozer  Rev.  Roh.rt,  High  st 
Walker  Mrs.  Marv,  Wood  green 
Webb  Mrs.  Selina,  Newland  House, 

Kiisliam  fst 

We-tellJanies,  Esq.  (coroner), High 
W.stlake  Rev.  Chas.,  .Mount  lli,n>,c 

ACADEMIES    &     SCHOOLS. 
Bei  cliey  Mary  (hoaiding),  Eiishani 
JiLUE  Coat  >ciiooi.,  W^od  gieen 

— Geoiuc  111  y. Ill,  master 
Bryan  Eli/.abeth,  Wood  gietn 
Collier     Elizabeth     [boarding    aiid 

day),  High  st 
Endowed  School,  Enshain — John 

Ham,  niHstcr 
Free  (Jkam-mar   School,  Church 

gieen— Rev.  Hy.  Gregory,  master 
Heel    Richard  Tiioiiias  (boarding), 

Higbst 
Lawiciue  Mary  Am  e,  High  st 
National  School,  Bridge  street— 

John  Woodcock,  master ;  Maitlia 

Badcock,  mistress 
National  School,  Ensham — John 

Ham, master  ;  AniiJames, mistress 
Plummer  I'-mma  (day),  EnslMin 
Wigiiins  Joseph  (day),  Newland 

42 


ATTORNEYS. 

Hunt  Fraticis,  High  st 
Leake  (jhailes.  Church  green 
Leake  James,  Church  gieen 
Lee  &  \it'e:>,  Maiket  place 
Westell  J.iines  &  Frederick,  High  St 

AUCTIONEERS  &  APPRAISRS. 

Long  James,  Bridge  st 
U'ilUinson  William,  High  st 

BAKERS. 

.'\ndrcws  Tlnniia^,  High  st 
Brown  James,  Wood  lireen 
Calcutt  Henry.  Newland 
Chailwond  Wihiiin,  Western! 
Constable  William,  Eiishatn 
George  John,  Corn  st 
Hankiiis  William,  We.st  end 
Harris  John,  Hiuh  st 
Harris  Joseph,  Wi  st  end 
Harwood  John,  ICiishain 
.Hedges  John,  Ensham 
•lohnson  .lohn,  Newhind 
.lidinson  'I'homas,  Hailev 
Kent  John  Caswell,  Hiah  st 
Liine  Edward,  Marktt  place 
Lii(Ne\  Fannelo,  Corn  st 
Lyford  William  (and  confectioner), 

.Marlci  t  pliice 
P.iinter  Edward,  Corn  st 
Pu/ey  Richard  (and  confectioner). 

Bridge  .st 
Swinghurn  Richaid,  Market  place 
Taylor  Richard,  l'"nshain 
Toner  Richard,  ImisIkuh 

BANKERS. 

Clinih  J(din  U'iHiams&  Co.,  RLir- 
ki  t  place  (draw  on  Masiermaii, 
I'eti  rs,  Si  Co.,  London) 

[..ONDON  and  County  JointStock 
Bank,  Miirket  place,  (draw  on 
the  head  olTice,  London) — Henry 
Strong,  manager 


BOOKSELLERS& STATIONERS 

Bnmfoid  Esau  (stationer).  High  st 
Lawrence   Is;iac   Newton  (and   de- 

po^itaryot  theChristi  111  Knowledge 

Society).  High  .st 
Shayler    James    (and    printer    and 

jeweller),  Market  iilace 

BOOT    AND     SHOE    MAKERS. 

Ashfield  William,  ^'arket  place 
Bennett  William.  High  st 
Blake  William.  Eiisliam 
BurUinghani  Ricliard,  En>hani 
CoUins'Williiuii,  High  st 
Collins  William  Slatter  (and  leather 

seller).  Market  place 
Co'iper  Isaac,  Higli  st 
Flexney  'I'lioma^;,  ('orn  st 
(Jatdner  Thomas,  Wot  end 
Haines  Robert,  Com  st 
Hai  lis  Thomas,  West  end 
Harwood  John,  Com  st 
Harwood  WiHiani,  Newland 
Judd  Wilhaiii,  Com  st 
Rowies  George,  Newland 
Sawyer  Williim,  Ensham 
Tayl.ir  R(d>ert,  High  st 
Wiiitlock  Thomas,  Ensham 

BRAZIERS    AND    TINMEN. 

Clarke  Thonns,  High  st 


BASKET    ei    SIEVE    MAKERS. 

l'"ox  Tlioiiias,  BiiilL'c  >t 
I'ish  Chaile-,  Mioket  |)lace 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Birdseye  Joseph,  Bridge  st 

Burden  George,  Ensham 

Burden  James  <Si  Thomas,  Ensham    Clinch  John  William';,  Maiket  place 

Hollis  William,  Newland  \  Goodwin  Charles  Augustus, Ensham 

Jackson  Jolm,  Market  place  'Smith  William,  High  st 


1  Crump  C.  &  .M.  M   rket  place 
i  Staples  &  Lea,  Market  place 

!  BREWERS. 


©irectoig. 


WITNEY,  &c. 


#jcfoi02ff)fre. 


BUILDERS. 

Long  George .  Corn  st 
Lough  James,  Bridge  st 
Wilkinson  William,  High  st 

BUTCHERS. 

Andiews  Tiionia^,  Bridge  st 
Bartleit  Jolm,  Heiisliani 
Bowi-rman  .IdIiii,  Hensliatn 
Brooks  William,  Corn  st 
Collier  James,  High  st 
Cost  Haiinali,  Bridge  st 
Driice  Jaiin  s,  Com  st 
Hambridge  Geori'e,  Marketplace 
Harvvnod  Jolm,  Hensliam 
Hunt  John,  High  st 
Jackson  Joseph,  West  end 
King  'I'iii'mas,  Biiilge  st 
Whittaker  John,  High  st 
VVritht  John,  High  st 
CABINCT    MAKERS  AND   FUR- 
NITURE   BROKERS. 

HeddiiiK  Leonard,  Market  st 
Prait  Mark,  Corn  st 
Skinner  John,  JMarket  i)lace 

CARPtNTERS   AND  JOINERS. 

Barnes  Jidin,  Corn  st 
Long  George,  Corn  st 
May  Charles,  Dncklington 
Pimm  John,  Henshaui 
Pratt  Mark,  Corn  st 
Scoley  William,  West  end 
Wiikiiis  William,  Hensliam 
CHEMISTS    AND    DRUGGISTS. 
Bomford  lisan,  Higli  st 
Fox  CliaiJisJames,  Market  place 
Goodhall  Tliomas,  Hensliam 
Sage  Cliailes,  Market  place 

CHINA,  GLASS,  6cr.  DEALERS. 

Buigess  Hemy,  Bridge  st 
Goodali  Thomas,  Hensliatn 
Gregg  Francis,  West  end 
Wiiglii  Fiancis,  Hiciiard,  High  st 

COACH    BUILDERS. 

Hanan  James,  Market  plice 
Looker  Francis,  Hii;h  st 

COAL  MERCHANTS  AND 
DEALERS. 

Calcutt  Henrv,  Ncwlund 
Diuce  Saiiiuil,  Henshum 
Alarriott  James  &  William,  High  st 
Reiigate  Biciiard,  Corn  st 
Sheldon  Jonathan,  Hensliam 
Shuffrey  Thomas,  High  st 

COOPERS. 

Clacke  Samutl,  High  st 

Clacke  Tiiomas  &  John,  Church  gn 

Nash  Nehemiah,  Hensliam 

CORN  &  SEED  MERCHANTS, 
AND  DEALERS. 

Bliss  Tlionias,  High  st 
Bushnell  George,  Hensliam 
Lock  John  (dealer).  Corn  st 
Rovvles  Henry  (dealer).  West  end 
Sheldon  Jonathan,  Enshani 

CURRIERS    AND     LEATHER 
CUTTERS. 

Dolley  John,  High  st 
Eeles  Elizabeth,  High  st 
Shuffiey  Samuel,  Wood  green 

FIRE,  &c.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Atlas,  Henry  Early,  West  end 

Birmingham  {die),  Henry  C.  Sal- 
mon, Corn  st 

Clerical  and  Medical  (life),  Hy. 
C.  Salmon,  Coin  st 

County  (fire),  Pkovident  (life), 
James  Long,  Bridge-street 

Farmers'  and  General  [fire  and 
life),  William  Wilkinson,  High  st 

RliTRE  (life),  John  William  Bur- 
den, Market  place 

Norwich  Union,  Edmund  Walter, 
Market  place 


Phcenix  (fire),  James  Shaylor, 
Market  place,  and  Emma  Plum- 
mer,  Ensliam 

Profertv  Protection,  Francis 
Hunt,  H'\uh  street 

Royal  Exchange,  Tiiomas  Lee, 
Market  place 

Standard  (life),  Isaac  N.  Law- 
rence, High  st 

Sun,  Francis  Hunt,  Hitih  st 

Union,  John  Marriott,  High  st 

United  Kingdom  (life),  Joseph 
Masters,  Higli  st 

GLOVE    MANUFACTURERS. 

Davis  Chrtrles,  High  st 
Pritchett  William,  Newland 

GROCERS  AND  TEADEALERS 

(See  also  Shopkeepers,  Hfc.) 
Biidges  William,  Ensham 
Brookes  Frederick,  Market  place 
Early  Jfisepli,  West  end 
Eldrid  Hugh,  Bridge  st 
Foster  Ann,  Ensham 
Fox    Chailes  James   (tea  dealer), 

Market  p'ace 
Gibbons  James,  Hensham 
Gregg  Francis,  Wesl  end 
Hedges  John,  Hensliam 
Lvford  William,  Marketplace 
Parr  Thomas,  High  st 
Pollard  &  Co.  Market  place 
Sage  Charles,  IMaiket  place 
Wariiigton  Leonard,  ^larket  place 

INNS — commercial,   &C. 

{See  also  Taverns  4'  Public  Houses.) 
Crown  Hotel  (&  posting),  Susanna 

Akers,  Market  place 
King's    Aims,    John     Bowerman, 

High  street 
Staple-Hall    Hotel  (and   posting), 

VVilliam  Henry  Salmon,  Bridge  st 

IRONMONGERS. 

Crump  C.  &  iNI.  (and  gun  and  lock- 
smiths). Market  place  [place 

Skinner  John  (furnishing),  Market 

Staples  &  Lea  (and  brass  and  iron 
founders).  Market  place 

Swadling  Thomas,  Ensham 

LIME    BURNERS. 

Ryles  William,  Uazor  hill 

Sampson  John,  High  st 

LINEN  &  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

Akers  Henrv,  Market  place 

Collier  S.n-A^,  High  st 

Dntton  &  Thomas,  Market  place 

Foster  Ann,  Ensham 

Gibbons  James,  Ensham 

Hartley  Stephen,  Market  place 

Monk  William,  High  st 

Morris  William,  High  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Andrews  John,  Chuich  green 
Brooks  Richard,  Corn  st 
(Clinch  James,  IMaiket  place 
Clinch  John  Williams,^larket  place 
Dix  John,  Corn  st 
Druce  Samuel,  Ensham 
Early  Edward,  West  end 
Hedges  James,  Ensham 
Long  James,  Bridge  st 
Rawlins  Edward,  West  end 
Sheldon  Jonathan,  Ensham 
Shillingford  William,  Ensham 
Smith  William,  High  st 
MILLERS. 
Harris  William,  Witney  Mill 
Walker  James,  Ducklington  Mill 

MILLINERS&  DRESS  MAKERS 

Hathaway  Mary,  High  st 
Pratt  Maria,  Corn  st 
Slingo  Mary  Anne,  West  end 
Smith  Emma,  Highst 


Tallott  Mary,  Ensham 
Umney  Mary,  Highst 

(MILLWRIGHTS. 

Rogers  Willinin,  Corn  st 
Rogers  VVilliam,  juii..  High  st 

PERFUMERS    AND    HAIR 
DRESSERS. 

Canning  Richard,  Marketplace 

Hawkins  Alfred,  Hiuli  st 

Hariis  Jolm  (&  toy  dealer).  Corn  st 

Hull  'I'homas,  Hiajist 

Taylor  John,  Ensham 

PLASTERERS  AND    SLATERS. 

Bowerman  George,   West  end 
Bowerman  John,  High  st 
Clarki'  Jeremiali,  Ensham 
Walker  Joseph,  Corn  st 
Wastie  Peter,  Ensham 

PLUMBERS,    PAINTERS     AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Bond  Thomas,  Com  st 
Luckett  James,  Hiiih  st 
Morris  Rich  nd,  Ensham 
Wells  Joseph,  High  st 

ROPE    MAKER. 

Collier  Michael,  High  st 
Perkins  William,  Marketplace 
Wall  Josiah,  Ensham 
Wall  William,  Ensham 
SADDLERS    AND      HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Harris  Lsaac,  Bridge  st 
Holliday  Richard,  Corn  st 
Sheppard  Robert,  Market  place 
Wilkins  'J'homas,  Ensham 

SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERS IN 
GROCERIES  &  SUNDRIES. 

Allsworth  Joseph,  Ensham 
Barnes  J(din,  Com  st 
Brooks  Elizabeth,  Corn  st 
Buckingham  Viii'-ent,  Newland 
Buigess  Hemy,  Bridge  st 
CocUbill  S.irab,  Ducklington 
Cook  Jesse,  Corn  st 
Davis  William.  Ensham 
Ford   Robert,  Ensliam 
Fry  William,  Corn  st 
Hall  William,  Ensliam 
Hockey  Charles,  Newland 
Johnson  Thomas,  Hailey 
Kincli  Tiiomas,  Hailey 
Knibbs  Sarah,  VVest  end 
Lindsey  Farmelo,  Corn  st 
Lowell  Benjamin  Hanson,  Corn  st 
Nunney  Alfred,  Corn  st 
Smith  Hannah,  Bridge  st 
Smith  Racliael,  Enshani 
Stone  Mary,  Newland 
Walker  Joseph,  Corn  st 
Ward  William,  Corn  st 
Wells  William,  Ensham 
Wright  Francis  Richard,  High  st 

SPIRIT     MERCHANTS. 

Bomfoid  Esau,  Highst 
Fox  Charles  James,  Market  place 
Jones  Chas.  (&  wine), Market  place 
Sage  Charles,  Market  place 
Warrington  Leonard,  Rlarket  place 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 
Han  kins  Mary,  High  st 
Haiwood  Caroline,  Corn  st 
Holliday  Louisa,  Corn  st 
Hudson  Harriet,  Corn  st 
Paish  Mary,  Market  place 
Robins  Harriet,  High  st 
Rogers  Mary,  High  st 
Smith  i\laiy,  Ensham 

SURGEONS. 

Batt  Edward  Augustine,  Market  pi 
Box  William,  Church  green 
Hyde  Edward,  West  end 
Shurlock  Maiuwaring,  Ensham 

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SURVEYORS    AND    ESTATE 
AGENTS. 

Driire  Samuel,  Kii>liaiii 
Hasiincs  M.itilicw,  EiLvhani 
L<i|if?  .lame-',  liiidte  st 
Wilkinson  Wiihani.  High  st 

TAILORS. 
Akeis  HiMiiy,  Mai  kit  place 
Bi(iok>  Tlionias  Market  place 
Biim|)ii*  .loliii,  Corn  st 
C'antfli  Cimle-,  Knsliam 
Ci.niell  John,  Knsii.iiu 
Claiksoii  KiMiicis,  (_  oni  st 
Haiper  Willi  uti,  KiiNliam 
HiulsDii  .loliii,  Maiki'i  place 
Hiiilsiii)  .lii-^epli,  Coin  st 
Siiurtt-r  William,  West  end 
TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 
Atieel,  Jami'S  Smilli,  IMaikel  place 
KpII.  .lames  Silnian,  Corn  st 
Black's  Hrad.Thos.  Uickensale.Bridge  st 
Britannia,  Wni.  Faiclieii.  Bari>ard  gale 
Biill,Ji)hn  I'liipp'.  Market  place 
Carpeiiter>'Arms,\VatkinCast|e,Newland 
CoHCh   and    Horses,  Henry  Woodinglon 

Corn  stseet 
Cro-8  Keys,  John  Sieptoe.  Market  place 
Elm  Tree,  Mark  Kiiiglit,  West  end 
George   and    Ura^on,    William    Horley, 

Market  place 
Grillin,  Tlmmas  .Stone,  Newland 
Herd  of  S«iiie,  William  Lord,  Cnrbridge 
Hollyl.nsli,  James  Car  er.  Corn  «t 
JoUv  Tncker.|loseph  Gardner,  West  end 
Kinj  o(  PrnssiB,  Wni.   Davis,  West  end 
Kin-j's  Head,  John  SiTnmonds,   High  .^t 
Lamb  &  Fla:;, Samuel  Humphries.  Hailey 
ftlaltsterand   Shovel,  Richard   Bncking 

ham.  Ensham  [kel  pi  ,ce 

MarlhiirouKh    Arms,   Mary  Gillelt,  Mar- 
Marlborongh's    Head,     Williim     Bond, 

Church  gieen 
Old  Red  I, ion,  Charles  Ronse,  Ensham 
Plongh.  Thorn  s  Nevil.  Hieh  st 
Red  Lion.  Hariict  Spittle.  Ci'rn  st 
Roval  Oak,  J,.mes  Ball,  High  st 
Slrirkiand       Anns,      Robert     Hamlett, 

Diickineton 
Swan,  John  Shepherd,  Ensh.nm 
Talbot,  Philip  Scholey,  Ensham 
Three  Horseshoes, John  Andrews.Corn  st 
Tliree  I'ijeon-i,  Ann  Garilrirr,Woiid  green 
Wagon  &  Horse-^.Thos.  Pumphrey.Corn  st 
■White  Hart,  William  Davis, Ensham 

netailers  of  Beer 

Bridges  Hich.ird,  Ensham 
Brooks  Ricl  arl.  Corn  st 
Buckingham  Chailes,  Ensham 
Caniell  Charles.  Ensham 
Claridge  Elizabeth,  Hailey 
Cordswfll  James,  Corn  st 
Cox  John,  Ensbam 
Cox  William,  West  end 
Dailey  !M  my.  Corn  st 
Fanion  Henry,  West  end 
Either  Hoberr.  Corn  st 
Ford  Riiherl,  Ensham 
Haines  Job,   H..iley 
Harwood  John,  Ensham 
Jackson  Joseph.  West  end 
1-egg  James.  High  st 
Redgate  Richard,  Corn  st 
Swaillini    I  liomas,  Ensham 
Williams  Jidin,  Bridge  st 


TIMBER    IWERCHANTS. 

Lntiij;  .lames,  Bi  i(ii;e  st 
Wilkinson  William,  Hieh  .st 

WATCH'&  CLOCK    MAKERS. 

Anthiif  Jolin  Dee,  ICn-li.im 
li.irioii  Koberi,  Kiisluiin 
Haiiis.laiees,  iNlHiket  place 
Raiid..ll    Heiirv    Peaice    (and    eii- 
•  Riaver),  Coi  ii  st 
Wiil'er    Ivlmniul    faiul    sihersmith 
and  tngiaver^,  .Maiket  place 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Green  Hi il'crt,  Dnckliiigton 
May  Cliailes,  Diicklinutdn 

WOOLSTAPLERS. 

Clincli  .lames,  iMarkct  pi  .ce 
Siilmoi)  Hernv,  Bri'lge  st 
Sliillingford  William,  Ensham 

Miscellaneous- 

Beale    David,    parchment  manufacturer. 

Bridge  street 
Belcher  Wi.liain,  toy  dealer.  High  st 
Rushnell  George,  brick  maker.  Ensbam 
C"llier  Micliael,conlectinner.  High  st 
Day  Joseph,  nurseryman,  Ensham 
Day  William,  bark  dealer,  Ensham 
FreiichThonias,parish  clerk.Chnrch  green 
Gas   Works,  back  of  High  st— Francis 

Hunt,  clerk 
Green  Will  am,  parish  clerk,  Ensham 
Harris  D  iiiiel,  siockine  mannfctr.High  st 
Hudson  Eslher,  slay  maker.  [Market  place 
In  LAND  Revknub  OKPici-.at  iheSt  lule 

Hall  H"tel— George  Digby,  supervisor  ' 
Kent    John    Caswell,   dealer  in  musical 

instruments,  Hiijh  street 
M.islers  .loseph,acc"initant.  High  st 
Stamp  Officg,  Hifh  street  — Isaac  Law- 
re  ce,  S'lb-dist  i!  u  tr 
Smith  Hannah,  baiierilasber.  Bridge  st 
Smith  .lames,  stone  mason.  Market  place 
Sylvester  'I'bpnias,  fellmnnuer.  High  st 
'J'owN  Hall.    Market  place— Benjamin 

H.  Lowell,  keeper 
\Miitlonk      Thoma--,      hi,i;h     constable, 

Church  creen 
Winlield  Charles,  cattle  dealer,  High  st 


COUNTY    COURT, 
IltLD   AIONTULY,    AT  TIIF,    STAPLE 
tIALL  INN. 
Jiiilge—Johr.  Billirg:sley  Parry,  Esq. 
C/er'fc-James  Westell. 
Hiqh  B  ?/ijf-William  Biddle. 
Bji/i^- Thomas  Whitlock. 


COACHES. 

To  EONOON  and  OXFORD,  Ihe  Rot/al 

njii'il.  and    the  liirul    Couch,  from  the 

Staple  Hall  Inn.daiy  (Snnday  excepted) 
ToCHELTENHA;\l,theR!Ln/,  from  the 

Crown,  and   Staple    Hall    Inns,    daily 

(Sunday  excepted) 
To   Slow,  the    Roval   HIail.   from  tbc 

Crown,  and   Staple  Hall  Inns,   daily 

(Sunday  excepted) 


POOR    LA\V    UNION. 
WoRKHOusi'.,  iiurfoi-d  royj 
Go Ldnor  — Benjamin  Ward_ 
l/o(n<ji  — Mary  Ann  Ward. 
Schonlmnsler—Gumgp  Ledger. 
Schoolinislres^es — Sarah   Ann  Bryan  and 

Mary  Mouiitford. 
Siiigi-on — Edward  Augustine  Batt. 
C/in/)/a.n— Rev.  George  C.  Rolfe. 
Clerk     to     the    Bo  irtl    of   Guardians — 

Francis  Hunt. 
Reiiivinij   O/^'cers— Thomas   East,   John 

Angel,  Robert  Denliam  &  John  Cantell. 


REGISTRARS, 

OF    lURTHS,  DF.ATUS  «&   MARRIAGES. 
Supeiinleiident  Riyisliar—b'rancAi  Hunt. 
tiighlrais  of  Marriages— Joseph  Dulton, 
and  James  .Shayler. 

REGISTRARS  OF  BIRTHS   &  DEATHS. 

For  Witnoj  District— 'Thomaa  Eitst 
„    Hampton        ,,        Edward  Whitaker. 
„    liiirlord         „        Thomas  Chealle. 
„     Emham  „         William  Green. 


RAILWAY. 

The  nearest  Station  is  Oxfoud,  II  miles 

dist.mt. 
There  are   Conveyances  daily  [by  Mail 

and  Coach),  to  Oxtuid,  as  above  stated. 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON, OXFORD.  RAIH.RRTS. 
TOL,  SAI.ISHUUV,   DEVIZES  and 
CHIPPENHA.M,  Thomas    Bliss,  from 
the  Faringdon  roid    Station,  and  from 
his  warehouse.  High  street,  daily 
To  BAMPTON,   Henry  Bradfield,  from 
(he    .Mailbnronuh    Arms,    nnil   Hannah 
Orpwool.  bom  the   <'ross    Keys.l'nes- 
day,  &  .iohn  Shepherd,  Ir^m  the  King's 
Arms,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To  BCRFORD.  Tliomas   Bliss,  from  his 
warehouses,  High  st,  Tuesday.  Thurs- 
day and  Saturday,  and  John  Matthews, 
from  the  King's  Arms,  Wednesday  and 
Saturday 
ToCHARLBURY.Jonalban  Sorrell.from 
the  Crown,  Tuesday  &  T  hnrslay,   and 
Edward  Lardner,from  the  Marlborough 
Anns,  Thursday 
To    CHIPPING  NORTON,     Jonathan 
Sorrell.from  the  Crown,  Tuesday  and 
Thursday 
To  CI  REN  CESTFR,Thomas  Bliss,  from 
his  warehouses.  High  street,  Tuesday, 
Thursday  and  Saturday 
To  FA  Rl  N G  DON ,  R ir.hard  Redsafe,rrom 
his  house,  Corn  street,  daily.  &  James 
Hastings,  from   his  house.  High  street, 
Tuesd  ly 
To  GLOUCESTER,  Thomas  Bliss, from 
his  warehouses.  High  street,  Tuesday, 
Thursday  and  .Saturday 
To  MILTON,  Thomas  Walker, from  the 

Crown,  Thursday. 
To  OXFORD,    John  Fisher,   from  the 
Kiiig'.s  Arms,  Wednesday  &  Saturday; 
James  Hastings,  from  his  house,  High 
street,  Monday,  Wednesday,  Thursday 
and  Saturday,  and  William  Leake,  fiom 
the  Crown,  Tuesday. 
ToSTANDLAKF.,John  Miles,  from  the 
Red    Lion,    and   John  Widdows,  from 
the  Marlborough  Arms, 'I'linrsday 
To   WOODSTOCK,    \Mlliam  Beckley, 
1      from  the  Crown,  Tuesday 


WOODSTOCK  AND  NEIGHBOURHOOD. 

Woodstock  is  a  re.'speelaljle  market  town,  ami 
boroiifili  both  corporate  and  pat  liaimntai  y,  liaving 
separate  jiirisdictioti,  locally  within  the  liheitvnf  the 
citv  ol  Oxfiinl,  8  inile.s  n.n.w.  therefrom, and  ()"2  w.n.w 
from  l.onilon  ;  pleasmtly  situated  on  an  eminence  at 
llie  eastern  hank  of  the  Cilvnie,  which  e.vpaiids  into  a 
lake  in  lileiiheim  park.  The  .stieet.s  are  clean  and 
s|)aciou«,  ami  the  houses,  which  are  cliiefly  of  stnne, 
are  for  ilie  most  pai  t  liandsome.  Woodstock  has  been 
the  nsidt  lice  of  s>  veial  Knglisli  moiiaichs  :  Hinry  I 
took  great  ddiclit  in  the  palace  lieic,  and  in  lU.')  en- 
closed the  park  with  a  loftv  stonewall;  and  Henry 
II  resided  in  this  palace  in'llC3,  when  llice,  Prince 
of  Wale.',  came  to  tender  liis  homage:  hnt  what  ren- 
/li-redthis  place  most  famous  wa.'i  a  lahyi  in  ill,  said  to 

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have  been  "planti  d  by  Henry,  called  '  Rosamond's 
bower,'  witlra  Iniiise  in  it,  ti'i  secrete  liis  beautiful 
mistress,  Hosamond  C'lilford,  from  Kleanor,  his 
queen  :  there  ate  no  traces  left,  however,  of  Ihe  palace 
or  the  bower.  Woodstock  to  this  day,  is  a  place  of 
considerable  interest  and  cniio^ityin  .several  points  of 
view,  hnt  more  p;u  ticiilarlv  as  having  contiguous  to  it 
HLF,NiiF.iM,;hesnpeibseatof  iheDnkeofMarlhorou^h. 
To  Kive  a  11)1  Hgie  description  of  this  proud  monnment 
of  liritish  valour  and  Marlborough's  ability  would  be 
'lerogatory,  and  our  space  is  not  ample  enough  for  an 
adequate  one  :  sullice  if,  then,  that  is  worthy  of  the 
yiciory  it  commemorates, and  ofthcnation  that  caused 
its  election.  As  if  Blenheim  weie  not  sufficient  to 
perpetuate  the  high  interest  that  surrounds  *  Wood 


©ll£CtOl.I). 


WOODSTOCK. 


stock,'  the  magic  pen  of  Sir  Walter  Scott  has,  in  his 
delightful  novel  of  that  n.iine,  carried  hnck  the  iniagi 
niition  10  thotie  early  scenes  and  days  when  kings  and 
knights  and  la^lies  revelled  in  its  ho'wers,  and  chivHlric 
pomp  vva^  encouraged  and  niiheld  hy  some  of  the  mo^  t 
anaust  and  gallant  chai alters  of"  English  historv. 
Woodstock  was  (ir>t  inioi  porated  hy  Hmry  VI,  whose 
charter  was  confirmed  and  enlargt-d  hv  succeeding 
nionarchs— the  last  of  whom,  Charles  II,"  granted  that 
under  which  the  corixMMtion  mjw  govern.  This  hody 
coirsists  of  a  mayor,  fouraldirmen^  a  high  steward,  a 
recorder,  two  chamberlains,  seventeen  common  conn- 
cilmen  and  a  town  clerk  :  the  corporation  are  lords  of 
the  minor,  and  hr)ld  acourtleet  annually,  and  Wood- 
stock is  included  in  tlie  thirty-eighth  circuit  of  town- 
under  the  County  Court  Act, "for  Hie  recovt-ry  of  debts 
to  anv  ainoant  not  exceeding  £20— this  court  is  held 
monthly,  in  the  tow^n  hall.  The  hurg.  sses  have  been 
entitled  to  send  members  to  pailiament  from  a  xerj 
eaily  pt-riorl,  and  from  thel.-iihof  Elizabeth  down  to 
the  pa-^siiii-ot  the  Reform  Hill  they  returned  two,  but 
the  niw  charter  reduced  the  number  to  one  :  the 
pivsent  representative  is  the  Alaiqnes- of  Hluidford. 
Woolstock  comers  the  inferior  title  of  V^iscount  on 
the  Duke  of  P.ntland.  The  principal,  indeed  the  onh 
nianufaiture  now  e.Nisting  i>  th  .t  of  ylovt-s,  and  evt-n 
Ihisha^  s-.dlv  fallen  off  from  its  former  pro-pcritv. 
Ai  tides  ofcntanri  polished  steel  at  one  time  conferred 
no  little  celebrity  upon  the  place.  For  some  speci- 
POST  OFFICE.   William  Howells,  Pust  Master 


^xfoia^[)tic 


mens  of  the  Woodstock  steel,  the  prices  obtained  at 
one  tone, .will  convey  an  idea  of  the  labour  and  skill 
bestowed:  a  chain  .  weighing  only  two  onnce.<,  wis 
sold  in  France  for  £170 -teihnc; ;  a  box,  in  which  the 
treedoin  ot  the  borounh  was  pre-enled  to  Lord  Clief- 

fn,";i'''''n","''%^^V"';f  '  =''"'*■'"■  ■'  Kaiterstar,  made 
toi  the  Duke  of  iMHilborongh,  fiftv  guineas  were  p;ii(l. 
Ihis  branch  gradually  declined,  and  is  „ow  extinct 
\\oodstock,  thoui,'h  for  all  civil  purposes  a 
pnnsh  IS  only  a  chapelry  to  the  rectorv  of  Hladon. 
1  he  chapel  ot  Saint  Mary,  is  a  neat  edifice,  most  of  it 
lebuilt  in  1/85,  when  a  towei  w^s  eiected  :  the  livinii 
1^  m  the  presentation  of  the  Dnl;e  of  iMarlhoiouuJi 
Ihfie  are  places  of  worship  for  ii;iptists  and  Wesleyani 
Alethodisis.  The  free  grammar  scho(d,  founded  and 
endowed  in  1585  liy  Richiird  Cornwall,  a  native  of  the 
town,  has  lately  been  revived  n|ion  liberal  principles. 
Another  schocd,  founded  by  Sir  Robei  t  Corks,in  wliich 
si.xteen  boys  and  giils  are  cducaitd  and  clo'ibed  an 
apprenticeship  fund  ;  a  range  of  ;dmslou-es,«  reefed 
and  endowed  in  1/9:5  by  Can/line  Duchess  of  Alarl- 
boroimli,  for  si.^c  poor  widows;  and  some  niiisor 
benefactions  to  the  poor,  compiisc  the  (  hariiies.  The 
market  is  held  on  Tuesday  ;  and  tlie  fairs,  on  the  first 
Tuesday  in  Februaiy,the  first  Tut-sday  in  April.Tuesday 
in  Whitsnn-week.and  thr  fiist  Tuesdays  in  the  months 
of  Auuu-t,  Ociobcr,  November -aid  December.  The 
borough  and  paii-h  contained  in  1831,1,380  inhabitants 
and  in  1841,  1,412. 

Letters  from    London,  Oxford,  and  the    South 


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ten  at^i^ht'."""""^'"'  '''''''  ''^"'    afternoon  at  a  quarter  past  two,  and  are  \iespatched  ata  qtiarter  S 

Fvrh^Nn''li?p.v!  l^'^'^^^.'^TER.  Birmingham,  Manchestrr,    Liverpool,  and  all  parts  of  the  North   of 
at  fhe  sa.ne  In^t-.         "  ""'^  '"''  ^^'^^^^^^^  ^''ive  every  afternoon  at  half-past  one.  and  are  disjlt"hed 

at  ha'r,;::t ,'";:  1!: ^0,0',.;?,^^""""™"'  '"'■'  """'^  '"'''  "^'^^ ^'  ^  '^-"^'•'^''-  P^^^  "'"^'  ^-^  ^'-^  despatched 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY    AND 
CLERGY. 

Barnett  Joseph,  Ivq.Glympton  Park 
Beckley  IMis  — ,  VVoo(i>tock 
Belleimer  iMrs.  — ,  Woodstock 
Brown  Miss  Sophia,  Woodstock 
Brown-Hev..Ino,Jf  fferev,I\;idliiigton 
Bulford  Mr.  William,  Hcndlt-y 
Caiter  Air.  William,  Wooi;sto'ck 
Cross  iMi^sMarv  Ann,  Woodsock 
Coidwell  Rev.  VSiUiam,   Woodstock 
Dashwood  Sir  George,  Bart.  Kirt- 

lingion  Park 
Evctis  William,  Esq.Tackley   Park 
Freer  Rev.  John,  Wood.-tock 
Guilleuiard  Rev.  Janus,  Kinlingtoii 
Lee  Rev.  VVm.  Black-tone,  Wooton 
Marjietts  Mr.  William,  Woodstock 
RJarlhorough  his  Grace  the  Duke  of, 

Blenheim  Park 
Nucella  Rev.  Thoma«,  Glynipton 
Phillips  Mr.  William,  Woodstock 
Prior  Mr.  Joseph,  Woodstock 
RicHrdo  Mortimer,  Esq.  Kidilinaton 

House  [W'oo'tstfick 

St.  John    Rev.     George    William, 
Turner  Miss  Charlotte,  Wood-tock 
Turner  Miss  Fannv,  Woodstock 
Turner  William,  E-q.  Shipton 
Valentia  Viscount,  IJlechington  Park 
West  Rev.  Wa-h bourne,  Coombe 

ACADEMIES     AND     SCHOOLS. 

Bayley  &  Cooper  (ladies'  boarding) 

Hope  House 
Free     Grammar    School — Rev 

Rev.  Arthur  Tidinan,  master 
Infants'   School— Louisa  Bloor, 

mistress 
Piitchett  Patience  (day) 

ATTORNEYS. 

Harrison  John  Venfield 

Hollovvay    Benjamin   (and  clerk  to 

the  niagistiates) 
Knapp  Richard 
North  Henry  (and  town  clerk) 


BAKERS. 

Bndd  William 

Harris  Anthony 

Smith  James  (and  inealman) 

Whale  Thomas 

BANKERS. 

Gilleit  &  Tawney  (Bianch  of  Ban- 
bury)—(draw  on  Glyn,  Hallifax 
&Co.  London) — Morris  &  Wing, 
managers 

Savings'  Bank  (open  on  Mondays) 
George  Pain,  acuiary 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Beckley  Thomas 

Brof)ks  Charles 

Morley  Phillippa 

Shayler  Jose|ih  (and  white) 

BOOKSELLERS  &  STATIONRS. 

Eccles   William   (and    printer,   and 

sub-distributer  of  stamjjs) 
Miles  Thomas 

BOOT    &   SHOE    MAKERS. 

Beckley  Richard 

Hollow  av  Philip 

Lay  William 

Merrick  Thomas 

Newport  William  [cutter 

Watson  Stephen  Hanks  (and  leather 

Wilsdon   Benjamin 

BUTCHERS. 

Barrett  Richard  J  Prior  Charles (& 
Mori  is  Thomas  T      poulterer! 
Pratt  Robeit        j  Watson  Thomas 

CARPENTERS. 

Castle  George 
Ward  Joseph 
White  Jo>eph,  Old  Woodstock 

CORN    DEALERS. 

Bellenser  Adam  (corn  factor^ 
Bndd  William 
Prior  Francis 

CURRIERS. 

Kirby  Matthew  Gustavus 
Raggett  Eli  (and  leather  cutter) 


FIRE    &c.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Atlas,  John  Park(  r 

County  (fiie)AND  PRoviDENT(Iife) 

Edward  Pie^cott 
Crown  (life),  Be.Jamin  Holloway 
Law  (fire),  Benjamin  Holloway 
Legal   AND    Commercial,     .tohn 
,   '"fleers  [Kuapp 

Legal  AND  General  rli(e)Richard 
Norwich  Union,    John   Veutield 

Hail  ison 
Phcenix  Fire,  John  Tavlor 
Royal  Exchange,  William  Eccles 

GLOVE   MANUFACTURERS. 

Cross  Ann  Emily 

Glover  Thomas 

Godden  Josiali 

Godden  Sampson,  Old  Woodstock 

Green  S;imiiel 

Green  William,  Old  Woodstock 

Meears  J-rnies 

Money  Eli/abeth 

Money -Richard 

Rvman  William 

Thompson  George 

GROCERS    AND    DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

Beckley  Richard,  Woo  -stock 
Cbarlwood  Martha,  Old  Woodstock 
Green  Wiiiiam,  Old  Wood>tock 
Gumni  Edward,  Old  VVoodstuck 
Harris  Anthony  Woodstock 
Heynes  William,  Wo')dstock 
Hunt  James,  Woodstock 
Long  Richaid,  Thrupp 
Meears  John,  Wood.-tock 
Miles  Thomas,  Woolstock 
Morris  Wni.    (and  tallow  chandler)' 
Ryman  William,  Woodstock 
Siiin;an  Martha,  Woodstock 
Whitlock  Sarah,  Old  Wood.vtock 

INNS    AND     PUBLIC   HOUSES. 

Adam  &  Eve,  James  Thornton 
Bear  Inn  (and  commercial  and  Dott- 
ing), John  Gillam  P 
Biid-in-H;ind,  Tliomas  Fairfax 
Blandford  Arms,  J  no,  Wm.  Garret 

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^latcr'js 


WOODSTOCK. 


i3iuctorg. 


INNS,    etc.  — Continued. 
Boat,  Ricdaid  Lone,  Thiupp 
Crown,  Tli'-m  iS  Bangliam 
Hor^e  et  Gmoiii,  Kiciimd  Morris 
Jollv  Ka'rneis,  John   Prior 
Kind's  Arms  (.commercial),  Phillip 

SlatitT 
Kiiij^'s  HtMfl,  G'  orgc  Ming 
New  Angel,  Henry  Htviies 
Old  Angel,  Ji.iiu  Nevii 
Ro>e  &  Criivvn,  Clias.  Buckingham,  t 

OiH  Wootl-tocU  j 

Rmal  ()ak,'riiiim.is  Failev 
Till  eeH III seShoe-.Wm  Hnit.Tlirnpp 
Wheat   Sheaf,    John    Le\iiis,    O.'d 

Woodstock 
White  Halt,  doliii  Moberly 
While  Lion,  Janvs  Failey 
Woodstock  A  nii.s,Ja^Herbeit!\lorris 

Fetailers  of  Beer. 

Charlewood  Mai tha,01d\Voodstock 

Haniiis  James 

Horn  .\|.>>es 

Hunt  JanifS 

M.irg-  tts  John,  Old  Woodstock 

Taylor  Tlioiii  is 

IRONMONGERS. 

Dean  John  (and  iron  founder) 
LegsiattU  iHi.iin(&  broker  &  tinman) 
Miles  Thomas 

LINEN    DRAPERS. 

Banbury  C  ihiiel  Geori;e 

Howles'Williani  [and  woollen) 

Allies  'I'honuis 

Presrott  Kdvvaid 

SluifFitv  Geiuge  (and  silk  mercer) 

MILLINERS  AND    DRESS  AND 
STRAWBONNET  MAKERS. 

C'lX  Ueb.  C(a 
Hayne-  Sn^nn 
Morris  Kiizabeth 
WoodvvardJaiie(-tiavv  bonnet  makr) 

PAINTERS    6c    GLAZIERS. 

Farley  Thomas 

Godilaid  Henry  (and  plumber) 

IVlonis  Willi. nil  (and  plumber) 

SADDLERS. 

Hannis  Cliai  les 

Knilih^c  John  (and  collar  maker) 

Scarshiook  John 

Scarsbiook  William 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

SeeHJilli/iersSf  Straw  BonnetMakers. 


SURGEONS. 

Coles  Geotge 

Hawkins  John 

Palmer  Henry  Thomas  Titley 

TAILORS. 

Banbury  G^b^iel  George 
Cox  Siephen   (and  draper) 
Pentycross  Thomas 
Pnrnell  Janie< 
Wil^den   iJenjamin 

MisceUaneous 
Beckley  Jsmrx,  horse  doctor 
Bpiinetl  EiUvnnl. parish  cletk 
Ctioper  Wiiiiani.  lirreclit-a  maker       [Gay 
Drt- vv  &  Sqnhe,  paper  makers,  Hampton 
Eihiilce  (icorge, linnian 
r.ldri(Ii;e  Miiry.  habeidasher 
Fardon  John,  walch  and  clock  maker 
Farrell  5i  Johnson,  china  &  glass  dealers 
G.irratt  John  Williim,  cooper 
(ioddard  Henry,  Sfedsman 
Godfrey  John,  cooper 
Green  Samuel,  Berlin  repository 
Grirtin  Henr»,  tishrnoneer  &  tiipe  dresser 
Grimniell    Richard,    basket   maker,  Old 

M'ooJ>t"ck 
Harris    William    Henry,   agent    to  the 

Duke  of  IMarlhoronf;h 
Inland  Rrvenuk  OFMCF.at  the  King's 

Arms  Inn  — Wm  C'owper,  supervisor 
Jakeman  Kiclid.  miller,  Old  VVoodatock 
Lay  James,  trunk  maker 
Lurman  Mariha,  confectioner 
Marijelts  John,  Iravellini  draper,  &c. 
Newra.in  Henry,  umbrella  maker 
Newman  John,  linen  weaver 
Parker  John,  cabinet  maker 
Payne  Sarah,  hrick  m.iker  &  stone  mason 
Raine  Richard,   surveyor  and  land  agent 
Slatter  I'hilip.  plasiererand  slater 
Smith  Amhro^e,  maltster 
Sontliam  Thomas, audioneer 
Stewart  Edward,  coal  dealer 
Taplin  Charles,  hair  dres^er 
Taylor  .lohn,  chemist  and  druggist 
Ward  Hannah  ,  confectioner 
Whicliello  Samuel,  perfnraer&toy  dealer 
White  Joseph,  travelling  draper,  &c 
Wilkes    Charles    Richard,  coacli  builder, 

Old  Woodstock 


POOR    LAW    UNION. 

WoRKHcusE,  Hensingtou. 

Gnvervo) — Thomas  Powell 

/»7a/roH— Charloite  Powell 

SfAoo/Hms/er— William  Gorden  Castell 

.^'choolniislress  —  Einnia  Hudson 

.Sioyeon— George  Coles 

Chaplain-- Rev.  Arthur  Tidman 

CInk  to  the  Board  of  Guardians — Benjn. 

Holloway 
Relievinti   Officers — George    Foster    and 

John  irons 


REGISTRARS 

OF   BIRTHS,  DEATHS  &  MARRIAGES. 
Stiperinttndent    Registrar Benjamin 

Holloway 
Refiislrar  of  Births  and  DfalhsforWood- 

stock  /Msttict—Gfoigf  Foster 
For  Deddington  District— iuhn  Churchill 


COUNTY   COURT, 
HELD  MONTHLY  AT  THE  TOWN  HAL'L 
Judge — John  Billingsley  Parry,  Esq. 
Higli  i?aiVi;^~William  Biddle 
Clerk — Benjamin  Holloway 
Bai/(^— Sanders  Bennet 


COACHES. 

To  LOVDON  &  OXFORD,    the  Rntjal 

Mnil,  the  liletiheim,    and  the   Ornman, 

from  the  Bear,  and  the  Rfgiilalor,  Votn 

the    Adam    and    Eve,  daily  (Sunday 

excepted) 
To  RANBURY.  the  Regulator,  from  the 

Adam  and  Eve.daily  (.Sunday  excepted) 
To   BIRMIXGHAM,  the  Oxonion,  from 

the  Bear,  daily  (Sunday  excepted) 
To  CHIPPING-NOR  lON.the  B/».«Aem 

from  the  Bear,  daily  (Sunday  excepted) 
To  WORCESTER,  the  Roiial  Mailftom 

the  Bear,  daily  (Sunday  excepted) 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILW^AY. 

The  nearest  S.alion  is  Oxkoed,   Smiles 

distant 
There    are  Coaches  daily  to  Oxford,  as 

aboTe  stated 

CARRIERS 

To  LONDON,  John  Ward's  n'agont, 
from  John  Hunt's  house,  Tuesday  and 
Saturday 

To  CHIPPING-NORTON,  John  INIace, 
fr'im  the  Adam  and  Eve,  Saturday,  and 
Charles  Buckinnliam,  from  the  Rose 
and  Crown, Wednesday 

To  OXFORD.  Thomas  Hanwell,  from 
his  house  daily  ;  ('harles  Buckingham, 
from  the  Rose  and  Crown, Monday  and 
Saturday  ;  Thomas  Beckley,  from  Ibe 
Jolly  Farmers,  Wednesday  and  Satur- 
day, and  .lohn  Mace,  from  the  Adam 
anil  Eve,  Friday 

To  WHITNEY,  Thomas  Beckley,  from 
the  Jolly  Farmers',  Thursday. 


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SUFFOLK 


Jl  S  a  maritime  county,  bounded  on  the  north  by  Norfolk,  from  which  it  is  separated  by  the  Little  Ouse  and  the 
Waveney  livcrs;  on  the  soutir  by  Essex — the  river  St»ur  forming  the  division  ;  on  the  east  l>v  the  Gerniaa 
Ocerin,  and  on  tlie  we>t  by  Cambridgeshire.  Its  figure  is  an  irregular  oblouR,  measuring  from  AMborougb,  on 
the  east,  to  Newmarl^et,  on  tlie  tiorders  of  Canibriilgeshire,  on  the  west,  about  forty-xeven  miles,  and  from 
north  to  south  abnut  twenty-seven:  its  circu  infer  en  ce  has  been  esiiraated  at  one  hundred  and  forty-four  miles  ; 
and  its  area  to  com|)relieiid  one  thousand  five  hundred  and  fifteen  square  miles,  or  969,600  statute  acres.  lo 
size  it  ranks  as  the  twelfth  English  county,  and  in  population  as  the  eighteenth. 

Name  and  eahlv  history. — In  the  time  of  the  Romans  the  inhabitants  of  this  part  of  the  country  were 
called  the  Iceni  or  Cenomatini,  dt-scended  from  the  Cenomanni  of  Gaul.  Under  the  Roman  dominion  it  was 
included  in  tlie  province  of  Flavia  CcBsariensis.  Within  tlie  limits  of  the  county  there  were  three  or  four 
Uoman  stations— namely,  .^f/.,^rtj«m,  at  Stratford,  on  the  borders  of  Kssex  ;  Cambretonium,  atBretienham; 
6'anrt/ionMW,  at  Burgh  Ca'<tle;  and  ,%o»«ff^«s,  at  Wool  pit,  near  Stowmarket.  Remains  of  Roman  military 
works  are  tiacertble  in  diffeient  paits  of  the  county  ;  and  numerous  domestic  and  sepnlchural  relics  of  that 
people  have  been  dug  up  in  various  places — these  consist  of  pavements,  coins,  medals,  urns,  rings,  &c.  That 
stupendous  work  of  human  labour,  the  '  Devil's  Ditch,'  on  Newmarket  Heath,  is  supposed  to  have  served  as 
the  line  of  demarcation  l>€tvveen  the  kingdoms  of  Mercia  and  East  Anglia.  Under  the  Saxons  it  formed  a  part 
of  the  kingdom  of  East  Anglia,  and  was  designated  Suffolk  from  Sud-folk — literally  *  southern  folk'  or  '  people.* 
'i'he  whole  of  this  and  some  of  the  adjacent  counties  experienced  little  respite  from  foreign  and  domestic 
depredators  till  some  time  after  the  death  of  Edward  the  Confessor:  this  county,  in  particular,  suffered  much 
fiom  Sweyne,  King  of  Denmark,  who  >pared  neither  churches  nor  towns,  unless  redeemed  by  the  people 
with  large  sums  of  money;  though,  to  compensate  in  some  measure  for  this  cruelty,  Canute,  his  son  and 
successor,  shewed  it  particular  kindness.  When  VVilliain  the  Conqueror  was  settled  on  the  throne  of  the 
kingdom,  he  divided  the  manors  of  Suffolk  among  his  officers.  Some  of  the  towns  of  this  county  are  of  great 
antiquity,  and  the  renrains  of  its  once  massy  castles  possess  high  interest  with  the  aniiquaiy.  But y  Saint 
Edmunds  is  supiiosed  to  ha*e  been  the  Pllla  Faustinii,  or  '  the  seat  of  F"austinius ;'  by  the  Saxons  it  was 
called  Beoderk  Ifeord,  or 'the  Court  of  lieoilericns:'  this  town  is  famous  for  itsahbey,  which,  when  in  its 
splendour,  is  said  to  have  exceeded  all  othec  establishments  of  the  kind  in  England,  Glastonbury  excepted. 
Ipswich  (or,  as  it  is  written  in  Domesday-book,  Gyppeswiz),  was  originally  fortified,  and  enclosed  by  a  ram- 
part and  ditch,  which  was  broken  down  by  the  Danes  when  they  pillaged  the  town  in  the  years  991  and  1,000. 
Duhwich,  now  an  inconsideiable  village,  was  once  a  most  important  Roman  station  :  in  630  it  was  an  episco- 
pal see  ;  and  it  is  recoided  by  tradition  that  atone  time  it  hdAjifty-two  churches  and  monasteries— M  of  which, 
but  one,  have  beeti  swallowed  up  by  the  sea!  During  the  intestine  broils  between  King  Stephen  and  the 
barons,  Buneay  castle,  erected  by  the  Higods,  Earls  of  Norfolk,  was  so  strongly  fortified  by  Hugh  Bigod  ("a 
turbulent  u'  blenian)  against  his  sovereien,  as  to  be  tendered  almost  impregnable.  In  the  reign  of  Richard 
11,  when  Wat  Tyler  lebelled,  many  of  the  men  of  Suffolk  joined  the  Norfolk  insurgents,  in  their  foimidable 
revolt,  which  was  at  length  suppressed  by  the  exertions  of  Spenser,  the  warlike  Bishop  of  Norwich.  In 
1665  the  memorable  engagement  between  the  English  atid  Dutch  fleets,  in  which  the  latter  was  defeated, 
occurred  off  Lowestoft;  and  in  1667  the  Dutch  landed  three  thousatid  men  under  Felixtow  cliff,  but  were  put 
to  fliaht,  after  an  ineffictual  attempt  upon  an  ailjacent  fort.  Soutbwold  bay  was  the  scene  of  an  obstinate 
conflict  between  the  united  fleets  of  Knuland  atid  France,  on  the  one  side,  and  the  Dutch  fleet  on  the  other; 
the  French  soon  left  the  English  to  bear  the  brunt  of  the  action,  which  tertninaled  without  any  decided 
advantage  being  olitained  by  either  the  English  or  Dutch.  Suffolk  was  one'of  the  eastern  counties  that  were 
associated  in  tlie  cause  of  the  Parliament  against  Charles  1,  and  placed  under  the  command  of  the  Earl  of 
Rlancliester:  there  were  a  few  influential  gentlemen  of  the  county  who  endeavoured  to  raise  a  force  to  secure 
it  for  the  king,  butvvere  surprised  and  reduced  to  obedience  by  Cromwell.  The  number  of  religions  houses 
of  all  denominations  was  filty-nine,  including  four  Alien  priories.  Some  of  the  most  lemarkahle  churches 
are  those  of  Aldeiton,  Ashtield  and  Bariiham,  all  in  ruins;  of  Bercles,  reinaikable  for  its  nohle  steeple; 
Blythlioiongh  ;  Saint  Mary,  and  Saint  James,  at  Bury;  Buxlow,  in  ruins;  Creeling;  All  Saints,  and  Cotton  ; 
also  Dnnvvich,  Flixton,  Fordley  and  Haslewood,  all  in  ruins:  there  are  two  or  three  at  Ipswich  of  great  anti- 
quity ;  and  Lavenham  church  is  remarkable  for  its  beauty.  Several  others,  interesting  to  the  antiquary,  of 
which  only  the  ruins  lemaiii,  are  pointed  out  to  the  tourist,  in  different  localities. 

Soil,  Surface  and  Climate. — There  is  in  this  county  a  very  creat  variety  of  soil;  the  whole,  however, 
may  be  com  enieiitly  divided  into  four  sorts — clay,  sand,  loam  and  fen.  The  first  description  of  soil  compre- 
hends the  whole  midland  part  of  the  county,  through  nearly  its  entire  extent  from  east  to  west,  and  forms 
about  two-thirds  of  the  land  :  the  district  over  which  this  soil  prevails  is  called  '  High  Suffolk.'  The  next  sort 
of  soil  consists  chiefly  of  sand,  and  lies  in  opposite  sides  of  tlie  county — some  in  the  maritime  part;  much  of 
this  district  is  highly  cultivated,  and  is  one  of  the  most  profrtable;  "the  rest  of  the  sand  district  lies  on  the 
western  side  of  the  county,  and  compiises  nearly  the  wh(de  of  t  he  uorth-westeru  angle  ;  it  contains  a  few  spots 
of  such  rich  sand-lands  as  are  found  on  the  coast,  but  abounds  with  vvairens  and  poor  sheep-walks: 
towards  the  borders  of  Norfolk  it  is  very  light  and  blowinu.  The  third  district,  that  of  loam,  forms  but  a 
small  portion  of  the  county,  and  is  not  so  clearly  discriminated  as  the  others :  it  is  composed  of  a  vein  of 
friable,  putrid,  vegetable  mould,  of  extraordinary  fertility.  The  fen  division  is  merely  the  noith-wcst  corner: 
its  surface,  to  some  depth,  is  common  peat-bog,  and  in  different  places  is  under  water,  though  much  expi'nse 
has  been  incurred  for  drainini;. — The  surface  of  Suffolk  does  not  exhiliit  any  remarkable  featuies.  Fifty 
years  ago  the  amount  of  waste  lands  was  nearly  one  hundred  thousand  acres — the  greatest  extent  spreadlne 
over  nearly  all  the  country,  from  Newmarket  to  the  confines  of  Noif<dk,  approaching  the  towns  of  Theiford 
aud  Brandon,  and  the  lands  lying  between  Woodbridge,  Orford,  and  Saxmunham  on  the  eastern  part  of  the 
county;  besides  numerous  heaths,  invatious  parts,  which  are  used  as  sheep-walks.  The  roads  in  every  part 
of  Suffolk  are  excellent, the  improvements  on  them,  within  the  last  few  years,  being  almost  inconceivable.  The 
woods  hardly  deserve  mention,  except  for  the  fact  that,  in  general,  they  pay  but  indifltrently ;  and  nothing  but 
the  expense  and  trouble  of  grubbing  prevents  large  tiacts  of  land,  thus  occupied,  from  being  applied  much 
more  beneficially.  Many  modern  enclosures  have  been  made  by  acts  of  Parliament,  and  these  examples  will 
no  doubt  be  followed  in  favourable  times,  the  success  havint;  been  such  as  to  encourage  the  practice,  'i'he 
CLIMATE  of  this  county  has  long  been  noticed  as  the  driest  in  the  kingdom  ;  the  frosts,  also,  are  severe,  and 
the  north-east  winds,  which  prevail  in  spring,  are  generally  sharp :  but  though,  like  the  western  extremity  of 
this  island,  Suffolk  is  not  calculated  to  favour  the;  weak  and  consumptive  stranger,  it  is,  upon  the  whole,  ex- 
tremely healthy,  which  has  been  proved  by  calculating  the  average  mortality  of  the  county  for  ten  years. 

J  I 


Produce  and  manufactures. — The  agriculture  of  this  couuty  auproaches  more  nearly  to  peiteciion  than, 
peihaps,  any  other  in  the  kingdom  :  in  the  Tmhter  lands  the  Noifolk  system  is  pur.-ued;  and  in  the  heavier, 
beans  hikI  wheat,  cabhage  and  other  vetetables,  are  grown  in  rotation.  The  farming  Mock  is  highly  valued— 
ilie  cows  briiiK  excellent  milUers.  and  the  hnr^es  strong,  active,  and  cuprtbieof  v;istixertion«.  Bya  spirited 
cultivation,  and  the  fiee  use  of  clay,  much  valuable  land  has  been  techiinied  in  the  north-west  part  of  the 
the  county.  Hemp  is  cultivated  in  tlie  district  e.viending  horn  Eye  to  Becdes,  sprt-ading  to  the  breadth  of 
about  ten  miles — which  oblong  part  of  the  country  may  be  cunsidered  as  its  seat:  land  for  the  growth  of  this 
useful  article  is  in  the  hands  of  both  farmeis  and  cottagers;  but  it  is  very  rare  to  see  more  than  five  or  six 
acres  in  the  occupation  of  anyone  person;  it  is  singular  that  no  weeding  is  ever  appli>d  to  it,  theliemp  de- 
stroying every  other  plant :  tlie  fabrics  wrought  In  this  county  from  its  own  hemp  have  tjieat  merit.  'I'lie  grasj 
lauds  are  not  remarkable  for  excellence  or  extent,  and  the  dairy  farms  are  nut  so  numerous  as  miglit  be  ex- 
pectt  d  in  so  fertile  a  district  :  still  large  quantities  of  butter  are  made  for  the  London  inurl;et,  and  lai  ge  tracts  of 
grass  l.ind  are  mown  for  the  supply  of  the  towns  with  hay.  The  crops,  commntily  cultivated,  are  wluat, 
barley,  oats,  beans,  peas,  and  almost  all  kinds  of  vi  getables,  also  hemp  and  hops.  The  culture  of  carrots,  in  the 
sand  districts,  is  a  veiy  ancient  practice,  and  potatoes  are  giown  in  eveiy  part  of  the  county,  The  Suffolk 
cows,  although  not  large,  yield  a  considerable  quantity  of  milk,  but  which  is  not  remarliable  for  lichness. 
The  number  of  sheep  kept  is  very  great,  and  the  breed  of  horses  is  very  celebiated.  Theie  are  many  rabbit 
wairens  in  the  western  district,  and  poultry  is  exceedingly  plentiful — especially  tuikies,  for  which  this  county 
may  be  said  to  al^lo^t  rival  Norfolk. — The  manufactures  of  Suffolk  are  not  extensive  or  vaiious — liuht  stuff.% 
buntings,  ciapesaiid  yarns,  being  the  principal  under  this  liead,  with  hempen  cloth  for  home  cunsumpiion; 
the  combing  and  spinning  of  wo<d  likewise  prevail  to  someextetit.  The  sea-ports  depend  mucli  ou  the  e.\- 
portatioti  of  malt  nnd  corn  :  some  are  noted  for  making  fine  salt,  burning  lime  fiora  fossil  .-hells,  &c. ; 
iitiier  m nitime  towns  clei ive  advantaije  from  the  mackerel  and  hen ing  fisheries,  and  in  the  Orford  river  there 
are  considerable  oyster  beds.  Tiie  curing  of  fish  employs  great  num  crs  of  the  inhabiiants,  of  both  sexes,  iu 
in  several  towns  on  the  coast,  especially  at  Lowestoft,  upon  which  branch  the  prosperity  of  that  town  may  be 
said  ni'iinly  to  depend. 

Rivers,  canals  and  railways. — Water  is  very  plentiful  all  over  this  county ;  for  there  are  not  only  rivers 
in  every  pan,  but  a  great  number  of  fine  springs  and  rivulets.  'I'he  principal  rivt  rs  are,  ihe  Stour,  the 
Lesser  Ouse,  the  Waveney,  the  Alde,  the  Ulytiie,  the  Deben,  the  Gippen  or  Or^^ell,  the  Lakke  and 
the  Ore.  The  Stour  rises  from  two  sources,  at  Great  Bradley  and  at  VVeiheisfield  ;  it  passes  Haverhill,  Clare 
and  Sudbury — at  the  latter  town  it  becomes  navigabie;  thence  pursuing  its  couise  to  N.iyland,  and  afterwards 
meeting  ihe'Oiwell  at  Hnrwith,  it  falls  into  the  German  Ocean  :  dining  its  wholecourse  tlie  Stour  forms  the 
souih  boundary  of  the  county.  The  Lesser  Ouse  rises  on  the  north  boundary  of  tlie  C'lunty,  mar  the  source 
of  the  Waveney,  from  wliich  it  is  separated  only  by  a  causeway ;  it  passes  the  town  of  Thetford  and  Brandon, 
anl  forms  iu  its  course  the  north-west  boundary  of  the  county,  till  it  empties  it-elf  into  the  Great  Ouse.  The 
Waveney  pursues  a  north-east  direction,  and  is  the  boundary  on  that  side  of  Suffolk  ;  it  waters  the  towns  of 
Harleston,  Bungay  and  Beccles,  meets  the  Bieedon  water  near  Yarmouth,  below  which  town  the  German 
Ocean  receives  tln'  united  streams.  The  Aide  has  its  spring  at  Hrundish,  and,  flowing  past  .'\ldborough,  falls 
into  the  German  Ocean  at  Orford  bay.  Tlie  Blythe  is  formed  of  several  springs ;  when  united  it  passes  Hales- 
worih,  and  mingles  with  iheOcein  at  Southwold.  The  Dtben  rises  above  Debeidiam,  flows  past  Wickham 
and  Woodbiidge,  and  unite-  with  the  sea  near  Felixstow.  The  Giiipt-n  is  foiim  d  by  the  confluence  of  three 
rivulets  ai  Stowmaiket,  from  which  place  it  was  made  navigable  in  1793;  it  takes  a  south-easterly  course  by 
Needham  Market  to  Ipswich,  below  which  town  it  assumes  the  name  of  the  Orwell,  expands  into  an  e-tuary, 
and  continues  its  course  to  its  junction  with  the  Stour,  opposite  Harwich.  The  Orwell  is  navigable  for  ves- 
sels of  consider.ihle  buiden,  up  to  Ii)swich;the  scenery  on  its  banks  is  very  cliarniim;.  The  Larke  rises  iu  the 
S.w.  part  of  the  county,  and  flows  northward  to  Buiy  Saint  Edmunds,  within  a  miie  of  which  town  it  is  navi- 
gable :  below  .Mildenhnll  it  becomes  the  western  boundary  of  the  county,  and  joins  the  Little  Ouse.  The  only 
ARTIFICIAL  navigation  is  that  formed  in  the  channel  of  the  Gi|)pen  from  Stowmarket  to  Ipswich,  opened  in 
1793,  and  rather  more  than  sixteen  miles  in  length.  Kailways. —  The  Eastern  Union  (a  continuation  of  the 
Eastern  Counties),  enters  the  county  from  Manningtree,  and  goes  to  Ipswich,  Needliam  Market  and  StovT- 
market  ;at  Diss,  it  leaves  the  county,  and  proceeds  through  Noifolk  to  Norwich.  Between  Manningtree  and 
Ipswich  there  is  a  bianch  to  llailleigh  ;  and  from  Stowinarket  a  line  pioceeds  to  Bury  S  lint  Edinuii'ls.  The 
north-western  horn  of  the  coun'y  is  traversed  by  the  Eastern  Counties  line,  fioin  Newmarket  to  Thetford. 
Otl;er  lines,  for  which  acts  of  parliament  have  been  obtained,  are  now  piogressiiig;  but  it  would  be  prema- 
ture to  state  their  routes. 

Ecclesiastical  and  civil  divisions,  and  represextation. — Suffolk  is  in  the  province  of  Canterbury 
and  dioce-sof  Norwicli,  and  is  included  in  the  Norfolk  Ciicuit  of  the  judges.  The  most  general  division  of 
the  county  i*  into  two  |iarts — one  denominattd  'the  Fianchise  of  Liberty  of  Saint  Edmund  ;'  the  other  con- 
taining the  eastern  portion,  called  '  Gildable  Land  :'  each  part  furnislies  a  distinct  grand  jury  at  the  county 
assi/es.  There  is  another  general  division  of  the  county,  into  '  High  Suffolk'  and  '  Low  Suffolk ;'  and  it  is 
further  divided  into  twenty-one  hundreds,  and  subdivided  into  five  liundred  and  four  parishes,  and  five  parts 
of  parishes  :  these  contain  one  county  town  (Ipswich),  and  twenty  other  maiket  towns. — Representation  : 
Pievious  to  the  passing  of  the  Reform  Bill,  SnfTolk  retuined  sixteen  meml>ersto  pailiament,  viz.  two  for  the 
for  the  boroughs  of  Aldborough,  Buiy  Saint  Edmunds,  Dunwich,  Eye,  Ipswich,  Orford  and  Sudbury,  and 
two  for  the  county  at  lari;e.  The  new  charter  disfranchised  Aldborough,  Dunwich  [and  Oiford  ;  while 
Sudhury  was  disfranchised,  upon  petition  in  1841:  it  restricted  Eye  to  the  return  of  one  member  but 
bestowed  two  additional  ones  upon  the  county — so  that  the  number  of  representatives  is  reduced  from 
sixteen  to  nine.  Thecountv  is  divided  into  two  electoral  paits,  called  tlie  '  Eastern  Division,'  and  the  'Wes- 
tern divi-ion';  the  return  of  members  to  represent  the  former  is  made  from  Ijiswich,  and  for  tlie  western, 
from  Bury  Saint  Edmund- :  the  eastern  divi-ion  polls  also  at  Beccles.  Frrtmliii«ham,  Halesworth,  Needham, 
Saxmundham,  and  Wondbridge;  a:id  the  western  at  Botesdale,  Hadleigli,  Lavenham,  Mildenhall  and  VVick- 
Jiam  Brook.  The  members  now  sitting  for  the  eastern  divi-ion  are  Lord  Rendlesham,  and  Edward  Sherlock 
Gooch,  E-q.;  tho-e  for  the  we-teni  are,  Heniy  Sjtencer  VVaddington,  Esq.,and  Captain  Philip  Burnett.  Suffolk 
gives  the  title  of  Earl  to  the  family  of  Howard. 

Population,  &c.  —  By  the  ntunis  rend>  red  eovernment  at  the  census  of  1811,  Suffolk  'contained  1.54,095 
males,  and  lb'0,978  females;  toial,  MbfiJ.i,  exhibiting  an  inciease  over  the  returns  of  1831,  of  18,769  in- 
habitants. The  annual  value  of  Real  Property,  in  this  county,  as  assessed  to  the  poor  rates  in  1815,  amounted 
to  £1,127,404;  and  in  1841,  to  £1,297,956. 


i^iifrtorg* 


^uffolfe. 


Distance  Table  of  Towns  in  Suffolk. 

The  Asterisks  {*)  attached  lo  the  name 0/  a    Town  denote  the  number  of    Representatives  it  returns  to   Parliament  i   the   Italie 

letters  siyni/y  the  Market  Days. 

The  uanies  of  the  towns  are  on  the  top  and  side,  and  tlie  square  where  both  meet  gives  the  distance. 

From  London. 
Aldborough,  w.  ands 94 


Beccles 

Bildeston 

Botesdale 

Brandon 

Bungay 

Bury  St.  Edmunds** 

Clare .'.... 

Dehenham 

Eye* 

Frainliiighaui 

Hadleigh 

Halesworth 

Haveriiill 

Ipswich**  .    .    .,  .. 

Lavenham 

Lowestoft 

Rleodlesham 

Mildcnhall 

Naylaud 

Needhain  Market .. 

Orford 

Sa.xuiundhaai 

Southwold 

Stowmarlvet 

Sudbury  

Woodhridge  


Beccles,  /. 


108 


Bildeston 63 


lintesdale.  th 88 


37 
9 
24 
32 
16 
30!33 
3l|28 
46l33 
9jl4 
12  29 
I9I28 


Brandon,  th 80 


Bungay,  th 108 

Bury  St.  Edmunds,  w.  ands 72 

18  Clare,  m 56 


2y!Debenham,/. 

3-4 i  7  Eye,  ^f/. 


35'  8  14 
20  19  27 
.i()20  19 
7!37  40 
28113  20 


24  26 
36  33 
6'  7 
2213.5  31 
I(ii2(i35 
2112  16 
44119  2.5 
44'12  20 
52 Sin  27 
20:1012 
102732 
3413  21 


Franilinghani,  s.. 
'SlHadlfigli,  m. 

13 

43 
18 
30 
:',0 


9 

10 

54 

13il8 

4132 

33    8 

1510 

14  29 

730 

2146 


Haleswoith,  tu 

56j Haverhill,  « 

3l'34|I|)s\vicii,  tu.  and s. 

43|l7|  161  Lavenham,  tti 63 

18  7215  .59  Lowestoft,  tc 1 14 


83 
90 
87 
64 
100 
39 
69 


20  33  15 
5022;^ 
46  22:16 
28  29|  9 

21  52,19 
11512! 
10  60.36 


.30  26 
4714 
2441 


20  38 
22  61 
12  60 

12  44 
36  34 
35  24 
48  13 

13  46 
7  65 

25  37 


M  endlcsham    81 

30  .M ildenhall,/. 72 

26  4JNayland   57 

8  29  18  NeedhHm  Market,  to 71 

24  55  36  25'Orford 88 


1848  372110 
32  57  .50  34  24 
7  26  22i  3:30 
24  27  915  40 
18:46  2411612 


Sa.xmundham,  th 89 


Sonthwold,  th 105 


Stowniarket,  th. . .   75 

19ISudbury,  ?/< 55 

20I29  I  Woodb.  w. .  77 


ALDBOROUGH, 


A 


PARISH  in  the  hundred  of  Ploiuesgate,  contains  [and  near  the  quay  is  the  cnsfom-honse,  a  convenient 
the  niarkei-towu  and  small  sea-port  of  its  name, !  building.  Charles  I  granted  the  inhabitants  a  charter, 
(fre>iuently  written  Alderurgh,)  94  miles  N.  e.  fiom  ;  which  vested  the  government  in  two  bailiffs  and  ten 
London,  24  n.e.  from  Ipswich,  and  5  N.  from  Orford  ;  ;  capital  and  twenty- four  infeiior  burgesses.  Thebdiliflfs 
situated  on  the  shore  fif  the  German  Ocean,  in  the  '  are  justices  of  the  peace,  and  hold  a  session  Hunually 
Tallfy  of  Slaughden,  having  the  river  Aide  on  the  west,  |  in  September.  Elizabeth  conferred  upon  the  borough 
and  south-west.     The  town,  at  one  time,  consisted  of  the  right  of  returning   two  meii'bers  to  parliament. 


three  streets,  but  the  encroachments  of  the  sea  have 
reduced  them  to  two — these  are  of  considerable  length, 
and  coiitrtin  some  well-built  modern   iiouses.    Ald- 


wliicli  privilege  it  was  deprived  of  by  the  Reform  Bill. 
The  parish  church  of  Saint  Peter  and  Saint  Paul 
stands  on  the  summit  of  a  hill;  it  is  an  ancient  struc- 


borouth  is  reckoned  by  physicians  one  of  the  most  ture  of  flint  and  free-stone,  with  a  square  embattled 
healthful  places  along  the  coast,  being  tienefited  by  cool-  tower  surmounted  by  a  turret,  affording  a  conspicuous 
ing  Hud  refeshing  breezes  fiom  the  sea.  Oflnte  years  landmark  for  mariners.  The  living  is  a  vicaraee,  in 
it  has  been  the  lesort  of  many  genteel  families  in  the  the  gilt  of  Vernon  VVentworth,  Esq.;  the  present 
summer,  for  the  purpose  nf  sea-bathing,  for  which  the  incumbent  is  the  Rev.  Henry  Dowler.  The  Baptists 
shore  is  admirably  adnpted  by  its  evenness  and  gentle  liave  a  place  of  worship  ;  and  there  is  a  public  school 
declivity,  foi' the  bathing-machines.  For  the  recrea- j  su[)pr:rted  by  subscriptions,  and  conducted  upon  the 
tion  of  vi>iters  theie  are  libraries,  a  neat  theatre  and  '  national  plan.  A  neat  market-place  was  formed,  a  few 
biliiard-rooms,  and  assemblies  are  held  occasionally  at  1  jears  since,  in  the  centre  of  the  town  :  tiie  market 
one  of  the  principal  inns.  The  trade  of  the  port  con-  neld  on  Wednesday,  had  fallen  into  disuse,  but  it  has 
sists  in  its  fisheries;  the  curing  of  lierrings  and  j  been  revived,  and  another  is  also  now  held  on  Satur- 
sprats  for  the  home  and  Dutch  markets;  in  expni ting  day.  Fairs,  March  1st  and  ftlaySrd.  The  borough 
corn  and  wool,  and  imponing  coal.  The  harbour —  and  parish  contained  in  1831,  1,341  inhabitants,  and 
safe  and   commodious,    is    protected   by   a   battery;  in  1841,  1,557. 

POST  OFFICE.  Robert  Lee,  Post  Master. — Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (by  mail  cart  from  Saxmund- 
ham)  every  morning  at  seven,  and  are  despatclied  thereto  at  a  quarter-past  seven  in  the  evening. 


GENTRY  AND  CLERGY. 

Adair  Sir  Robert  Shafto 
Bagnall  Mrs.  — ,  Blackheath 
Bedenfield  John  James,  Esq.  North 

Lodge 
Bunniss  Mr.  Edward 
James  Mrs.  Caroline 
Kendall  P<  ter,  Esq. 
Muller  Lieutenant  Henry,  r.n. 
Osborn  Lieutenant  John,  r.n. 

PROFESSIONAL    PERSONS, 
INCLUDING    SCHOOLS. 

Alldridge   John,    master    of   Free 

School 
Bell  Frederick,  surgeon 
Buck   Joseph,    boarding    and    day 

academy 
Garrett  Newsnn,  agent  to   Lloyds' 

and  the  Admiralty 
Gorham  Richard,  surgeon 
Taylor  William,  day  school 


INNS   AND    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Cross,  George  Thnrrell 
Cross  Keys,  Elizaheih  Catraore 
Cross  Kevs,  Jane  Winslow 
King's  Head,  Mary  Riches 
Mill  (&  posting  house),  John  Kemp 
New  Inn,  Frederick  Geater 
Ship,  John  Lockwood 
Tnree  Mariners,  Ann  Easter 
White  Hart,  Mary  Thurrell 
White  Lion,  Frances  Nunn  (com- 
mercial, boarding&posting  house) 
SHOPKEEPERS    8c    TRADERS. 
Alderton    Henry,    fish    curer    and 

rope  maker 
Beart  John,  grocer  and  draper 
Bicker  .lolni,  fruifererand  poulterer 
Block  Robert,  cabinet  maker 
Bull  James,  butcher 
Calver  Henry,  painter,  plumber  and 
glazier  [maker 

CaWer  John,  wheelwright  &  coach 


Chapman  William,  tailor 

Chatten  James,  beer  retailer 

CheneryJohn,  builder 

Coe  Edward,  fish  curer 

CoUis  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Culyer  George,  watch  &  clock  maker 

Downing  William,  butcher 

Felgate  Henry,  blacksmith 

Garrard  William,  maltster 

Garrett  Newson,  corn  and  coal  mer- 
chant, maltster  and  lime  burner 

Haken  Joseph,  tailor 

Hindes  William,  tailor 

Hunt  Wm.  &  Edward,  ship  builders 

Keisey  Robert,  painter,  plumber 
and  glazier  [maker 

Knevett  Abraham,   boot  and  shoe 

Lee  Robei  t,  beer  retailer 

Lincoln  Benjamin  Corbould,  watch 
and  clock  maker 

Marjoram  John,  saddler  and  harness 
maker 


SufTolfe. 


ALDBOROUGH. 


SHOPKEEPERS,  etc.— Continued. 
Jloore  William,  clieniisf,  diugKist, 

patent  medicine  vender,  and  agent 

to  the    Scottish    Equitable   Life 

Assurance  Company 
Neeve  James,  haker  &  coiifectioner 
Osborne   James,    coin,   coal,  and 

timber  merchant,  lime   burner, 

and  porter  agent 
Parritt  Thomas,  grocerjand  draper 
Podd  William,  white  and  blacksniiih 
Ralph  Robert,  coal  and  corn  dealer 
Rende  William,  butcher 


Redgrave  William,  tailor  and  draper 

Hoberts  Richaid,  boot  &  shoe  maker 

Ruilland  ifarah,  druggist 

S.iltoii  Horatio,  boot  &  shoe  maker 

Sawyer  Mary,  grocer  and  draper 

Self  Mai  y,  frnitertr 

Scotchnier  Tiinmas,  hair  dresser 

Simpson  Henrv,  tailor 

Smith  James,  pork  butcher 

Smith  Willirtra,  jeweller,  lapidary, 

and  bath  proprietor 
Smyih  Jas.  builder  &  cabinet  maker 
Sn;i're  Robert,  baker 


l^laui'^ 


Sparrow  Mary,  milliner  &  dress  mkr 
Todd  James,  baker  and  auctioneer 
Turner  Robert,  fancy  repository 
Winter  Clias.  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Woods  William,  millt-r  and  baker 
Wright  John  C.  grocer  and  draper 

CARRIERS,  &C. 
To   HALESVVORTH  ami    NORWICH, 

—  Sawyer,  from  the  Lion, Thursday 
To  IPSWICH,  an  Omnibus,  ewry  Mon. 

day,    Wednesday  and   Friday  morning 

To  SAXM  UN  DH  A  M,  a  Pott  Cart,  from 
the  (Mill  Inn,  daily 


BECCLES, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGE  OF  GILLINGHAM  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 

excelli  lit  family  and  rommerciiil  house,  as  well  as  a 
good  posting  establislimeMt.  Haces  are  held  annually 
— the  course,  which  is  on  the  common,  is  said  not 
to  be  sui  passed  by  any  in  the  kintjdom. 

The  piiri.sh  ciiuich  of  Saint  Michael,  is  a  fine  old 
Gothic  structure,  with  a  noble  tower,  containing  an 
excellent  peal  of  ten  bells;  its  being  detached  from 


lOECCLES  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Wangford 

—the  luarket-towu,  a  borough  corporate,  is  108  miles 

N.N.E.  from  London,    40  n.n.e.  from  Ipswich,   18  s  E. 

from   Norwich,     14  s.  by  w.    froui    YarnidUth,    10 

w.  s.  w.    from  Lowestoft,   and  nearly  7  s.   from  the 

Haddiscoo  station,  on  the  Lowestoft  branch  of  the 

Norwich  and  Yarmouth  railway.    The  town  is  chat  m- 

ingly  situ^tted  on  the    Waveiiey   (navigable  to  Yar- ]  the   church    presents    a    singular  appearance:     the 

mouth),  an<i  suriounded  bv  a  fertile  and  beautifully    living  is  a  rectory  in  the  gift  of  the  Earl  of  Gosford 


wooded  country,  in  a  tine  state  of  .igriculture.  A 
niarkably  pleasing  feature  is  the  extensive  and  finely 
stocked  nursery  grounds  of  Mr.  Laws,  and  the  pretty 
residence  attached,  called  '  Shrubland  Cottage.'    The 


the  present  incumbent  is  the  Rev.  Dr.  Owen.  Tiic 
view  fioni  the  cluirch-yard  is  much  admired;  it  is  one 
of  the  most  expansive,  and  embraces  a  beautifully  ver- 
dant country,  rich  in  woods,  with  the  prospect  varied 


town  consists  of  several  well-paved  and  gas-lighted  |  and  enlivened  by  the  windings  of  the  Waveney  ri»er 
streets,  which  centre  in  a  .sp<icious  area,  where  the  There  are  places  of  wor-hip  for  Bapiists,  Independents, 
market  is  held.  It  has  a  town-ball  (a  commodious  and  Wesleyan  and  Primitiie  Methodists.  The  chari- 
buildiim)  and  a  gaol — the  latter  enlarged,  repaired  and  ties  are  a  free-school  for  forty-eight  boys,  founded  and 
improved  some  years  since.  Eliz:ibeth  granted  to  the  |  well  endowed  by  Sir  John  Leman,  knight,  in  1631; 
inhabitants  achat  ter  of  incorporation,  which  remained  ;  a  free  Latin  and  Greek  granimai-scliool,  founded  liy  a 
in  force  until  the  pa.ssing  of  the  Municipal  Reform  j  Dr.  Henry  Fauconbeig,  in  1712;  national  and  Biitish 
Act  of  1S35,  which  vested  the  governnunt  in  a  port- |  schools  ;  and  a  certain  land  called  'feoffmtnt  land,' 
reeve  or  mavor,  four  aldermen,  and  twelve  council- 1  prodncing  a  rental  of  about  .£250  |)er  annum,  which  is 
lors,  under  the  slyJe  of  '  the  Portreeve,  Surveyors  and  |  distiibnted  anionest  decayed  tradesmen  and  poor  per- 
Conmionalty  of  the  Fen  of  Beccles,  in  the  County  of  sons  residing  in  the  town.  The  market,  for  corn  and 
Suffolk.'  A  court  of  session  is  held  here  quarterly;  |  every  other  marketable  commoditv,  is  held  on  Friday: 
the  lord  of  the  manor  (the  Earl  of  Gosford)  holds  a  j  the  jirimipal  annual  fnir  is  on  Monday  in  Wliitsun- 
manoiial  court  occasi<jnally ;  and   Beccles  is  included    week,  Hiid  there  is  a  statute  lor  hiring  servants  held  on 


in  the  thirty-fourth  circuit  of  County  Court  towns, 
under  the  act  passed  in  1846,  for  the  recovery  of 
debts  to  any  amonnt  not  exceeding  £20  :  it  is  also  3 
polling  station  at  the  election  of  members  to  represent 
Ea«t  Suffolk.  A  veiy  consitientble  trade  in  corn  and 
malt  is  carried  on;  and  by  the  navigation,  coal,  groce- 
ries and  other  commodities  are  supplied  to  a  populous 
neighbourhood.  The  railway  is,  likewise,  a  means  of 
transit,  advantageous  to  the  general  trade  of  the  dis- 
trict ;  and  this  henetit  will  be  increased  by  the  opening 
of  other  Jiiie.s  now  in  progress,  with  which  Beccles 
will  be  interested.  There  are  tw-o  principal  inns — one 
of  which,  the  '  Kind's  Head,'  in  the  New  Market,  is  an 


the   11th   of  October.      The   population   of    Beetles 
parish,  in  1831.  was  3,862,  and  in  1841,  4.086. 

GiLLiNGHAM  is  a  village  comprised  in  the  united 
parishes  of  All  Saints  and  Saint  Mary,  in  the  hundred 
of  Cluverint;;  lather  more  than  a  mile  N.  by  w.  from 
Beccles.  The  church  of  St.  .Mary  is  principally  of 
Norman  aichitecture;  that  of  All  Ssints  was  taken 
down  ill  1748,  except  the  tower,  which  still  remains, 
and  being  covered  with  ivy,  presents  s  venerable  and 
pleasing  appearance.  The  livings  united,  form  a  dis- 
charL'cd  rectory,  with  Winston  and  Wiiisdale  annexed; 
the  Uev.  John  Lewis  is  the  pieseni  rector.  Po|)nlation 
of  the  united  parishes,  in  1841,  404. 


POST  OFFICE/  Smallgate-street,  Beccles,  J((hn  Crickni:iy,  Pust  Muster. — Letters  from  London  and 
all  p;iits  arrive  every  morning  at  seven,  and  are  despatched  at  six  in  ihe  evening. 

*»•  The  Box  closet  half  an  hour  before  the  despatch  of  the  Alail. — l^loney  Orders  are  granted  and  paid  at 
this  office. 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY,     AND 
CLERGY. 

Arnold  Rev.  Ric  hd.  Aldons,Ellough 
Arnold  Mr.  Samuel,  Northgate  st 
Bacon  Sir  Edmund,  B.irt.  Ravening- 

bam  Hall 
Bardwell  Mrs.  Sarah,  Old  Market 
Bird  Mrs.  Martha,  Havensmeer 
Blacker  Rev.  Maxwell,  Newmarket 

place 
BobbittMrs.  Elizabeth, Blyburgate  st 
Brookes  Mr.  Johu  Bobbett,  North- 
gate  street 
Bruce  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  Ballygate  st 
Burrows   Rev.  Henry  N.  M.A.  Saint 

Mary's  Hill 
Carpenter  Mr.  Henry,  Northgate  st 
Chalkei  Mrs.  Ann, Newmaiket place 
Chajdin  .Mr.  Edwin,  Northgate  st 
Churchill  Rev.  Samuel,  Tofts 
Copeman  Mis.  Elizbth.Smallgate  st 
Crawfoot  Miss  Mary,  Ballygate  st 
Crisp  Miss  Emily,  Smallgatc  st 


Dashwood  Mr.  Chas.  Newmarket  pi 
Dashwood  Rev.  Jarrett,  Saltgate  st 
Davey  Mr.  Hy.  Sallows,  Old  Market 
Day  John,  Esq.  Hungaie  st 
D(nvs()n  Miss  Lucy,  Hungafest 
Drevve!l  Mis.  Martha,  Smallgate  st 
Everitt — ,  Esq.  Cove  HhU 
Fair  ftlr.  Henry,  Himnate  st 
Farr  Mr.  Thomas,   Piiddinaniore  st 
Feltbani  Mrs.  Rebecct,  Northgate  st 
Flower  Kev.  John,  Hungatest 
Foulger  MissElizbih.  Newmarket  \>\ 
Francis  Rei'.  Robeit  J.,  Hungatest 
(iardeii  John,  Esq.  Redisham  Hall 
Garnham  Mr.  Johu,  Hunaate  st 
Gi'iit  Mr.  Klcbard,  Goosegreen  lane 
Gibson  Mrs.  Mary,  Hunwatest 
Gooch  Mr. James, Newmarket  place 
GordonCapt.John, Newmarket  place 
Hainby  Mrs.  Ann,  Ballygate  st 
Haiiner  Mrs.  Eli/.bth.  Blyburgate  st 
Harvey  Mr.  Henry,  Hungatest 
Hickiuau  Uev.  Chas.  Blyburgate  st 


Howinan    Miss  Dorothea   Louisa, 

Northgate  street 
Kent  Mrs.  Susan,  Ballygate  st 
Kerrich  John,  Esq.  Gildcstone  Hall 
KerridgeMr.  Daniel,  Bungay  road 
Last  Mr.  Samuel,  Hunuate  st 
Laws  Mrs.  Hannah,  Northgate  st 
LeiUJin  Rev.  George,  Hramiitnii 
Lt  iiiiey  Miss  Susan,  Sheepgate  st 
Lewis  Uev.  John,  Gillinghani 
Lillistone  MissEli/bli. Newmarket  |il 
Manntll.Mrs.Cordelia,(;oosegieenla 
M<achnmMrs.Rebccca,Noitligatest"| 
Montagu   Edward    Proudfoot,  Esq. 

Nortligate  st 
Nicholas  Kev.  John,  Tofts 
Okes  Kev.  William,  Wlieatacre 
Owen  Rev  Hugh,  ll  d.  Iiigate  st 
Parker  Mr.  Thomas,  Bridge  end 
Peck  Mrs.  Mary,  Northgate  st 
Head  Mr.  William,  Periy's  lane 
Hedc  Rev.  Robt.  Ilcde,  Bungay  road 
Hix  Mrs.  Mary,  Perry's  lane 


Hi  (recto  I  p. 


BECCLES,  &c. 


Suffolk, 


Schutz  Miss  Susan  Elizabeth,  Gil- 

linghain  Hall 
Sloper  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  SmHllgatest 
Stone  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Ballyaate  st 
Suckling  Alfred  Inigo,  Baisham 
Swattn.in  the  Misses  Elizabeth, Ann 

&  Fanny,  Northgate  st 
Swatman  Rev.   Philip,  m.a.  New- 
market place 
Tlioinpsiin  Mark  G.  Northgate  st 
Thompson  Mrs.  Sophia,  H ungate  st 
ToveilMr.  Samuel,  Ravensmeer 
Watts  Rfv.  Heniy,  Shipmeadovv 
Whitehead  Mrs.  Sarah,  Ravensmeer 
Williams  Miss  Harriet,  Hungatest 
Winter  Mrs.  Mary,  Hunaate  st 
Woolner  Mrs.  Sarah,  Hungate  st 
Wright  Rev.  George,  Hiitigate  st 

ACADEMIES  AND  SCHOOLS. 
Cowlfs  William  (boarding  and  day), 

Noithgate  street 
Crowe  Isabella  (boarding  and  day), 

Ballygate  street 
Free  Grammar  School  (Fancon- 

berg's),  Ballygnte  st — Rev.  Henry 

N.  Burrows,   m.a.   head  ina'^ter; 

Rev.  Philip  Swatman,  m.a.  second 

master 
Free  School  (Leman's  endowed), 

Ballygate    st  —  Samuel   Simpson 

Jon>  s,  master 
Infants'  School,  Smallgate  st— 

Rachael  Drewell,  mistress 
King  Benjamin,  Newgate  st 
National   School,  Newgate  st— 

Williaiu  Wiseman,  master;  Eliza- 
beth Diewell,  niistre>s 
Royal  British   School,    Perry's 

lane — George  Tliiower,  master; 

Mary  Ann  Criskmay,  mistress 
Sayer  Mary  Ann  (boarding  andday), 

Newmarket  place 
Shaw  Mary,  Blyhurgate  st 
Winn  Jemima,  Saltgatest 
ATTORNEYS. 
Bohnn  &  Ri.x  (and  banking  agents), 

Ballygate  st 
Clarke  Robert  Welham,  Newgate  st 
Fiske  Franris  &  Fiske,  Hallygate  st 
Sharpeii.s'  &  Swatman,  Blyburgaiest 
Webster  John  Crisp,  Old  Market  pi 

AUCTIONEERS&  APPRAISERS 

Fenii  George,  Gooi-eareen  lane 
Oswald  Ro()ert,  Northgate  st 

BAKERS  6c   FLOUR    DEALERS. 

ftlarked  thus*  are  also  Coiilectioners. 
Aldred  James    (and  muffin  maker), 

Northgate  st 
♦Bird  J(jlin,  Biillygate  st 
Copem.in  James,  Blyhurgate  st 
*Ecclestone  Hariiet,  Sheepuate  st 
Fairvveatlier  John,  Blyhurgate  st 
Kni-hts  George,  Northgate  st 
*Mayhew  iMary  Ann,  Smallgate  st 
*Money  James,  Sheepgaie  st 
Rich  Jeremiah,  Blyhurgate  st 
*Smitli  James,  Northgate  st 
*Siireeve  Fianris,  Salti^ate  st 
*Thrower  Benjamin,  Newmarket  pi 

BANKERS. 

Gurneys'  Turner  &  Biightwen 
(Branch),  Ballyeaie  st  (draw  on 
Barclay,  hevan  &  Co.  London) 
Bohun  &  Rix,  agents 

Lacons'  Youell  &  Co.  (Branch), 
Sheepgaie  st  (draw on  Glyn,  Hal- 
lifax  &  Co.  London) — John  May- 
hew,  agent 

BASKET    MAKERS. 

Crane  Thomas,  Blyhurgate  st 
Hobson  William,  Northgate  st 
Long  Charles,  Northgate  st 


BLACKSMITH  S. 

AlecockWm. (general), Smallgate  St 
Burwood  Richard,  Northgate 5t 
Cutting  Denny,  Old  Market 
Holland  Anthony,  Blyhurgate  st 
I'leasants  Geo.(geiieral), Hungate  st 
Tripp  John,  Giilingham 

BOAT    BUILDERS. 

Jones  John,  Northgate  st 
Wriuht  William,  Northgate  st 

BOOKSELLERS  &STATIONERS 

Arnold  VVilliam,  Smallgate  st 
Cattermole   Harriet  &  Samuel  (and 

liinders),  Newmaiket  place 
Gaze  Kdward  (and  binder  and  news 

agent),  Sheepgate  st  [place 

Griiiiwade     William,     Newmarket 
L'lyns  Rebecca,  Newmarket  place 

BOOT  AND    SHOE  MAKERS. 

Barber  Benjamin,  lilybuigate  st 
Barkway  Charles,  Newmtir  kct  place 
Benns  Phihp  Coleman,  Smallgate  st 
Brown  Tlxmias,  Blyhurgate  st 
Crowe  Matthew,  Newmarket  place 
Dennant  Charles,  Northgate  st 
Dennant  Jeremiah,  Salignte  st 
Kdwards  George,  Sheepgate  st 
Ellis  James,  Smallgate  st 
Keltham  George,  Newmarket  place 
Ooffiii  George,  Paddingmoie  st 
Gooderh^m  John,  Nurthgate  st 
Hayward  John,  Smallgnte  st 
Wayward  Vice,  Northgate  st 
Holland  William,  Giilingham 
Jenny  Philip,  Ballygate  st 
Mills  Robeit,  Northgate  st 
Mobbs  James,  Giilingham 
Piatt  George,  Perry's  lane 
Simpson  John,  Saltgate  st 
Spence  Geoige,  Ravensmeer 
Spratt  Rnhert,  Ingate  st 
Suggate  Charles,  Newmarket  place 
Suttun  Martin,  Ing.ite  st 
Weltoii  John,  Northgate  st 
Woods  William,  Newmarket  place 
Woolner  George,  Northgate  st 
WyattThon)as,  Newgate  st 

BRAZIERS   AND   TINMEN. 

Beales  James,  Newg^ite  st 
Johnson  Jonathiin,  Blyhurgate 
Kent  John  &  Son,  Sheejjgate  si; 
Taylor  George,  Newmai  ket  place 

BREWERS. 
Adams  Thomas,  Newgate  st 
Dowsoii   Henry  Gibson,  Geldesfone 
Farr Thomas  &  Son,  Blyhurgate  st 
Helleri  Robert,  Newgate  st 
Lenny  William,  Northgate  st 
Tacon  Wm.  Heniy,  Blvburgate  st 
Thornton  Richard,  Northgate  st 

BRICK    AND    TILE    MAKERS. 

Aldoiis  William  (and  potter),Goo5e- 

green  lane 
Fenn  George,  Ingate  st 
Haward  Samuel,  Bridge  st 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Barnes  James,  Smallgate  st 
Goldsmith  lienjamin,  Blyhurgate  st 
King  VVilliam,  Northgate  st 
Lockwood  William,  Blyhurgate  st 
Pedgrift  John,  Perry's  lane 
Sagoe  John,  jun.  Newgate  st 

BUTCHERS. 
Adams  William,  Smallgate  st 
Alger  George,  Smallgate  st 
Copeman  Hannal),  Blyhurgate  st 
Copeman  Rohert,  Bljhurgitest 
Crickmore  Jas.(pork),Bi>burgatest 
Holmes  Thomas,  Bridge  st 
Jordan  Henry  (pork),  Northgate  st 
.lordan  Robert,  Newmarket  plate 
Keahle  Charles,  Newmarket  place 
l^ay  John,  Noithgate  st 
.Nicker  John,  Old  Market 
Nobba  Samuel,  Newmarket  place 


CABINET    MAKERS. 

Aldous  John,  Newmarket  place 
Arnold  William,  Smallgate  st 
Claike  Stephen,  Smallgate  st 
Hayward  Ri.hard,  Newmaiket  place 
Syder    George    (and  upholsterer), 

Newmarket  place 
Woolnoiigh   George   (and  uphhol- 

sierer),  Newmarket  place 

CARPENTERS  &  BUILDERS. 

Boast  George,  Smallgate  st 
Goffin  John,  Puddingmore  st 
Musk  Francis,  Giilingham 
Norman  John,  Hungaie  st 
Pells  Nathaniel  (builder).  Pudding- 
more  street 
Prime  John,  Hungate  lane 
Stratford  John,  Perry's  lane 
WoodidflTe  Thomas.  Northgate  st 
Woolnough  John,  Newgate  »t 
CATTLE    &    STOCK    DEALERS. 
Atkins(,n  William  M.  Ravensmeer 
Beckett  William,  Giilinghaiu 
Walpole  James,  Bar.-ham 
CHEMISTS    AND    DRUGGISTS. 
Balls  Charles  H,  Northgate  st 
Corbyii  Joseph  B.  Newmarket  place 
Steel  Samuel,  Newmarket  place 
Taylor  Robert,  Old  Market  place 

CHINA,  GLASS,  &c.  DEALERS. 

(See  also  Earthenware  Dealers.) 
Chenery  Joseph,  Hungate  st 
Kiddes  Fanny,  Newmarket  place 
Hunt  Ann,  Newmarket  place 

COACH    MAKERS. 

Gilbert  Henry,  Hungatest 
Palmer  John,  Smallgate  st 
Sawyer  Kiehard  (gig  and  light  cart), 
Giilingham 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 

{See  aluo  Corn  &f  Coal  Merchants.) 
Buck  Edward  (and  hone  and  wool), 

Northgate  st 
Darby  Samuel,  Bridge  wharf 
Hockin  AVilliam,  Corporation  wharf 
Pells  Nathaniel,  Puddingmore  st 
Thornton  Richard,  Northgate  st 
Ward  Samuel,  Puddingmore  st 

COOPERS. 
Collins  Barnabas,  Newmarket  place 
Havward  Rohert,  Bridge  street  and 

Smallgate  st 
Roberts  James,  Sheepgate  st 
Winsdale  John,  Northgate  st 
CORN    &    COAL    MERCHANTS. 

(See  also  Coal  R J er chants.) 
Boydeii  James  (and  seed).  North- 
gate  street  '    [gate  st 
Butcher  Robert  (and  salt),  North- 
Clarke  A.  Newmarket  place 
CiispJohn  (corn),  Smallgate  st 
Crisp  John,  jun.  Bridge  wharf 
Dowson  Edward,  Puddingmore  st 
and  Gildestone  [wharf 
Leavold  William  Henry,Corporatioii 
Lenny  VVilliam,  Northgate  st 

CORN    CHANDLERS. 

(See  also  the  preceding  List.) 
Atmeare  Samuel,  Saltgate  st 
Devereux  Joseph,  Old  Mai  ket 
Green  James,  Newmarket  place 
Martin  Robert,  Ingate  st 
Money  James,  Sheepgate  st 
Saver  Thomas.  Bridge  st 
Toll  Geoige  Heniy,  Bridge  st 
VVinter  Jolin,  Northgate  st 
CURRIERS    AND    LEATHER 
CUTTERS. 

Garrod  John  Blackmur,  Smallgate  St 
Spratt  Robert,  Ingate  st 


^uffolfe. 


BECCLES,  &c. 


^later'je; 


DYERS. 

Howes  George,  Smdllgate  st 
Jl^ishall  James,  Noiiligate  st 
EARTHENWARE    DEALERS. 

{See  also  Glass  and  China  Dealers.) 
BiuiuiinB  Charlotte,  BIybuigatest 
Garrt-tt  Robert,  Huiigaie 
Holland  Elizabeth,  Blybnrgate  st 
Powley  Kobert,  Slieepgate  st 

FARMERS. 

Baiiham  Jolin,  GiHiti|ihain 
Hecket  William,  Gillmaham 
llexfield  Heinainiii,  Gillingbam 
Brniidell  Beiijainiii,  (iillingham 
Diaper  Gemge,  Barsham 
Fenii  Gt  orge,  (ioo!>egreeii  lane 
Gower  Jame>,  Barsham  Hall 
Maplestoiie  Charles,  Giliingham 
JMatthews  Smnnel,  Baisham 
IMeeii  VVilliain,  Bar^ham 
Naniitoii  William,  Barsham 
Newman    Robert    (Executors  of), 

Iiieate  P'arm 
Nixon  Chailes,  Winston  Hall  Farm 
Pagf  John,  Barsham  [ham 

riayConl  John,   Hall  Farm,  Gilling- 
]l(>biiisou  Fredfrirk,  Barsham 
Saunders  John,  Rose  Hall  Farm 
Walpole  James,  Barsham 

FELLMONGERS. 

Buck  Edwaid,  Noithgate  st 
Garro'l   John   King   (and  tanner), 

Norihgate  street 
FIRE,    tec.    OFFICE   AGENTS. 
Atlas,  Unbert  Henry  Fraacis,  Bal- 

hyate  street 
CocNTV,    Jiihn    Bobbctt    Brooks, 

Noithgate  street 
Freemasons'  (life),  H.&S.  Catter- 

nioie,  Newm  uket  place 
General,     Samuel     Wilton    Rix, 

Ballygate  st 
Hail-storm  and  Cattle,  Edward 

Buck,  Norfligate  st 
Law  (life),  Sliarpiiis  &  Swatinan, 

Blybiirgatest 
^Ianchester,  Wm.  W.  Garnham, 

Blyliiirgate  St 
Metropolitan    (life),   H.   W.  R. 

Davey,  Old  Market 
Norwich    Equitable,    Henry   J. 

Kenisdii,  Nt-wm;irUei 
Norwich  Union,  Abiahain  Clarke, 

Smallgate  st ;  and  John  Mayhew, 

Shet  pgate  st 
Phcenix  (fire),  John  C.   Webster, 

Old  Alaiket  pi  ice 
Royal,  John. MgerLove.Newmarket 

place;  and  Edward  Buck,  North- 
gate  street 
RovAL  Exchange,  William  Griin- 

wade,  Nevvinaiket  place 
Scottish  (life),  Henry  James  Ker- 

rison.  New  Market 
Suffolk  Amicahle,  Charles  Bob- 

bett,  BlyburKate  st 
Sun,  Robert  VV.  Clarke,  Newgate  st 
Westminster    (life),    Joseph    B. 

Corbyn,  Newmaiket  place 
Yorkshire,  John  Crickmay, Small- 
gate  street 

FRUITERERS, 
Burstall  Robert  A. Newmaiket  place 
Copeiii'in  John,  Blyburgale  si 
Giaut  Saiah,  Neivuate  st 
Shieeve  Kiancis;fiireigii),Saltgatest 
'J'it.sliall  Dibi-rson,  SmallKate  st 
Thrower  Benjamin  (foreign), New- 
market place 

FURNITURE    BROKERS. 

Hayward  Rich<ird,Newmarkt-t  place 
Syder  George,  Newmarket  place 


GROCERS  AND  TEA  DEALERS. 

{See  also  Shopkeepers,  Ifc.) 
Aldred  John,  Noithgate  st 
Bulvver  VVilliain  J.  Newmarket  place 
Bnrstall  Robei  t  A. Newmarket  place 
Chencry  Joseph,  Hungriest 
ColliiiN  Eli^ibeth.  Smallgate  st 
Hill  Daniel,  Slieepg^te  st 
Powlev  Robert,  Sheepgate  st 
Rand  John,  Norilitiate  st 
Tliornt'in  Richard,  jnn.  Giliingham 
Ward  Robert  &  Son,  Sheepgate  st 

GUNSMITHS. 

Boreham  John  Bales,  Blybnrgate  st 
Dale  Robert,  Newmarket  place 
Easter  John,  Smallgate  st 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Boston  Henry,  OM  Market 
Garrod  John,  Noithgate  st 
Ife  Edward,  Sheepiiate  st 
Layton  Charles,  Newmarket  place 
Woodward  Wm.  Newinarkei  place 

HAY    DEALERS. 

Foreman  Franci-,  Ravensmeer 
Leech  Thomas,  Ravensmeer 
Pells  John,  Ravensmeer 

HORSE,    6cc.    OWNERS- 
FDR  hire. 
Allen    William    (general    posting), 

New  Markrt 
Biilwer  Thomas,  Rnok's  lane 
Catchpole  James,  Hmigate  st 
Harvey  James,  Smallgrtte  st 
Warner  Richard,  Newmarket  place 

INNS— 

{See also  Taverns  &(■  Public  Houses.) 

King's    Head    (coQimerciiil,    family 

and    posting),     William     Allen, 

New  Market  [st 

White  Lion,  Jas.  Harvey,  Smallgate 

IRON    FOUNDERS. 

{See  also  Machine  Makers.) 
Cameron  Ralph,  Newmarket 
Harper  William,  Slieepyatest 

IRONMONGERS. 

Barker  William  Keer((i  merchant), 

Newmai  ket  place 
Kent  John  &  Son,  Sheepgate  st 
Ta\lor  George,  Newmaiket  place 
Woolnouuli  George,  Newmarket  pi 

LIBRARIES-CIRCULATING,Acc. 

("attermole  Harriet  &  Samuel, New- 
market place  [place 
Grimwa'ie     William,     Newmarket 
Public  Subscription  andChurch 
Library,  Smallgate  street — John 
Crickmay,  librarian 

LIME    BURNERS. 

Chinery  Ch  ules,  Puddiiigmore  st 
Pells  Nathaniel,  Pnddingmore  st 

LINEN  &AVOOLLEN  DRAPERS. 

Aldied  John,  Noithaate  ,st 
Collins  Elizabeth,  Smallgate  st 
Delf  Thomas,  Sheepgate  st 
G-irnham  &  Holmes,  Blvburgate  st 
Keriison  Henry  Ja>.  Newmarket  pi 
Martinson  Lucy,  Newmarket  place 
MaUiew  John  &  Son,  Sheepgate  st 
Stacey  &  Scott,  Nevvmarket  place 

MACHINE     MAKERS    AND 
MILLWRIGHTS. 

Ayers  Robert,  Blybuigate  st 
Harper  William,  Sheepgate  st 
Martin    Robert    (and    French  burr 
millstone  maker,  I  innate  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Butcher  lUtbert,  Northuate  st 
Crisp  John,  Smaligate  st 
Crisp  Jiijin,  jnn    Bridre  wharf 
Diiwson  Henry  G.  Northgalest 
Tlioriiton  Richard,  Northgatt  st  and 
Geldcstone 


MILLERS. 

Bullock  George,  Hungate  st 
Eastaugh  James  D.  Ingate  Mill 
Hanimund  James,  Wlieaiacre 
Leavold    William    Henry,     Ingate 

Tower  Mill 
Sbedlow  John,  Dam  Mill 
Walker  David,  Hungate  st 
MILLINERS  &  DRESS  MAKRS. 
Barber  Mary  Ann  &  Matilda, Sheep- 
gate street 
Bezant  Hannah,  Hunuate  st 
Garnham  &  Holmes,  BIyburgate  st 
Long  Elizalietli,  Noithgate  st 
Maninson  Lucy,  Nevvmarket  place 
Nicker  Mary,  Saltgate  st 
Oakes  Eliz^betli,  Sheepgate  st 
Sayer  Heplizibali,  Newmarket  place 
Tooley  Dorothy,  Hungate  st 

MILLSTONE    MAKER. 

Martin    Robert   (French  burr)   In- 

g.ite  stieet 
NURSERYMEN  6t  SEEDSMEN. 

Copeman  Charles.  Smallgate  si 
Gill  William,  Smallgate  st 
Laws  Thomas  (and  florist) ,  Sheep- 
gate street;  Nursery,  Shiubiaud 
Cottage 
Mobbs  Aaron,  Hungate  st 
Rand  John,  Northgate  st 
Winter  John,  Noithgate  st 
PLUMBERS,     PAINTERS   AND 

GLAZIERS. 
Evetett  Edward,  Sheepgate  st 
Sayer  William,  Ballytate  st 
Swan  Lionel,  Newmarket  place 
Thompson  John,  Smallgate  st 

PRINTERS— LETTER-PRESS. 

Cattermole  Harriet  &  Samuel,New- 

market  place 

Jarman  Robert  Barnett,  Ballyeate  st 

Lo>ns  Rebecca,  Newmarket  place 

PUMP    MAKERS    AND    WELL 

SliVKERS. 

Edwaids  Noah.  Smallgate  st 
Youell  George,  Smallgate  st 
SADDLERS      AND      HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Allcock  John,  New  Market  place 
Boon  Alfred,  Giliingliaiu 
Frankland  William,  Blybnrgate  st 
Giiasoii  George,  Sheepgate  st 

SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERS  IN 
GROCERIES  6t  SUNDRIES. 

Alger  George.  Smallgate  st 
Asten  Elizabeth,  Bl\biirgate  st 
Barber  Martha,  GilliiiKhain 
Boon  Edward,  Ballygate  st 
Bmnniiig  Charlotte,  lilyburgate  st 
(Constance  Joseph,  GiUiughain 
Cii^tance  Maiy,  Smallgate  st 
Delf  William,  Ing;ite  st 
Gooch  Jemima,  Barsham 
tioodeiliam  John,  Northgate  st 
Hunt  Ann,  Nt  w  Market  place 
Hunt  Francis,  i^uddingmore  St 
Leavold  Robert,  Inaate  st 
Money  James,  Sheepgate  st 
Reynolds  John,  Old  market 
Sayer  Thomas,  Bridge  st 
Smith  Shepherd,  Ohl  market 
Wanl  William,  Smallgate  st 
Winter  John,  Northgate  st 
SILVERSMTHS  &  JEWELLERS 
Durrani  Richard,  New  Market  place 
Giimwade  VVilliam,  New  Market  pi 
Houghton  James,  OM  market 
Loyns  Rebecca,  New  Market  place 

STONE    &    MARBLE    MASONS. 

Haward  Samuel  (stone  merchant), 

Bridge  street  [st 

I  Whitehead  John  Fryer,  Northgate 


iSircctorfi. 


BECCLES,  &c. 


^uffolfe^ 


STRAW    fiONNET    MAKERS. 

Edwards  Eliza,  Sheep«ate  st 
Edwards  Harriet,  Newgate  st 
HolUnd  Hantiali,  BlybnrKale  st 
Hcioke  Mary  &  Eli/b.,  Sinallgate  st 
Jarmaii  Mary,  Balls  gate  st 
Walkei  Herodias,  Saitijate  st 

SURGEONS. 
Crowfoot  WiliiMiii,  m.d.  Saltgate  st 
Crowfoot  William  E.,NewM;irket  pi 
Davey  HenryWm.  Rohert,  Market  pi 
Peskett  George.'M.D.NewMarkttpl 

SURVEYORS    AND    AGENTS. 

Crickmav  John,  Smallgate  st 
LoveJidin  Alger,  New  Market  pi 
Read  Henry,  Sinallgate  st 
WoodrolTe  Thomas,  Norihgate  st 

TAILORS. 

Marked  ill  lis  *  are  also  Drapers. 
Buck  Uobtrt,  Smallg^te  st 
Biiiler  John,  Bridge  st 
Clai  ke  James,  Inaate  st 
Dawes  James,  Gillingliam 
•Ganiham  &  Holmes,  Hlvburgatest 
*HoMroii  VViilinm,   New  Market  pi 
Leavold  Robert.  Ingate  st 
Mills  Frederick,  Blybiirgate  st 
*Mitcht-ll  Ann,  Hiiiigate  st 
•Miilieft  James,  Ballygate  st 
Parker  Fraiici<,  Blyburgute  st 
Piper  Isnae,  Sheepaate  st 
Piper  Isnac,  jiii).  Sheepijate  st 
Piper  James  (&  hattei),Shiepi;atest 
•Scott  Hem  y  James,  New  Market  pi 
Spratt  William,  Ing^ie  st 
Stacey  &  Scott,  New  Market  place 
Ward  William,   New  Market  place, 
and  Smaligate  st 

TAVERNS  Be  PUBLIC  HOUSES 

Angel,  Joseph  Norinnii,  Ballygale  st 
Bear  ami  Brlls.  John  Lay,  Old  market 
Black  Boy,  William  Read  ,  Blybtirg.ite  st 
Chequers,  George  Yoiiell.Smallqate  st 
Cross  Keys,  Jas.  Catchpool,  Hungate  st 
Crown,  Frances  Mills,  Blyburgale  st 
Dol phin,Cliailes  Bark  way.New  Market  pi 
Duke    of    Marllioiough,   John     Palmer, 

Ballygate  street 
Falcon,  Edwin  Ounton,  New  Market  pi 
Fleece,  Denny  Wade,  Blvburi;a(e  st 
George  &  Dragon,John  Prime  Hungatest 
Hermitagi',  Samuel  D;irby,  Bridge  st 
Horse  &  Groom,  Henry  King,  Hunsiate  st 
Red  Linn,  Samuel  Barkway, Blyburgale  st 
Ship,  Thomas  Balls,  Bridge  wharf 
White  Horse,  Geo.  Walne,  New  Market  pi 
While  Swan,  John  Press,  New  Market  pi 
White  Swan,  Alfred  Boon,  Gillingham 

Retailers  of  Beer- 
Aldous  Robert,  Goose  Green  lane 
Kails  Thomas,  Fenn  lane 
Barker  Charles,  Ingate  st 
Barkway  Edward,  Puddingmore  it 
Barwood  John,  Ingate  st 
Candler  Samuel,  Barsham 
Flegg  Thomas,  Bridge  st 
Garrod  John,  U  orthsiate  st 
Hatcher  John,  Raven's  meer 
Hellen  Robert,  Newgate  st 
Hunt  John,  Ingate  st 
Laws  James,  Raven's  meer 
Page  William,  Northgale  st 
Peck  Samuel,  Smallgaie  st 
Piper  Isaac,  Northgats  st 
Roberts  Robert,  London  road 
Smith  Eddy,  Newgate  st 
W'ard  Benjamin,  Salt^ale  st 
Walers  William, Norihgate  »t 
Wigg  George,  Fenn  lane 

TIMBER    MERCHANTS. 

Farrow  Joseph,  Puddingmore  st — 

Nathaniel  Pells,  agent 
Hochkin  William, Corporation  whart 

TOBACCO-PIPE    MAKERS. 

Copeman  John,  Perry's  lane 
Knights  Uiliiau),  Blyburgale  st 
Woollier  Charles,  Ntwgate  st  j 

UMBRELLA    MAKERS. 

Ayers  Ed waid,  Blyburgale  St  j 

Hellen  Robert,  Newgaie  st  I 


VETERINARY     SURGEONS. 

Cleveland  James,  Blyburgate  st 
Hindes  E<lward,  Nonhgaie  st 

WATCH    ec    CLOCK    MAKERS. 

Ayers  Edwaid,  lilyburaate  st 
Bullock  Robert,  Sinallgate  st 
Durrani  Richard,  New  Market  place 
Houghton  James,  Old  market 
Jones  Garwood,  Blvburgatest 

WHEELWRIGHTS, 

Gown  Samuel,  Gillingham 

Sayer  Riclid.  (lightcart),Gillingham 

Titshall  William,  lugate  st 

V^HITESMITHS. 

Allcock  William,  Biybui  gate  st 
Ayers  Rnbt.  (general), Blybiirgatest 
Welch    William    (and    bellhanger). 
New  Market  place 

WINE  &  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

Allen    William,   King's  Head,  New 

Market 
Buck  Edward,  Notthgate  st 
Farr  Thoir.as  &  Sor.  (and  brewers), 

Blylnit-ate  st  [Sheepgate  st 

Waid  Robert  (and  ale  and  poiter), 

Miscellaneous 

Bardwell   Richard,  cashier  iu  the  bank. 

Old  Market 
Chambers  William  Henry,  agent  to  the 

gas  company.  Old  Market 
Clarke  Robert  W.  supeiintendent  regis- 
trar, Newgate  street  [gate  st 
Cone  Charles,  police  inspector,  New- 
Elliott  John,  carrier,  HuuL'ale  st 
Houghton  J auies,  letter  carrier,Saltgate  »t 
HunlSiickling,lisbmongr,PuddingiiioreIa 
Love  John  Alger,    clerk  to    the  commig. 

sioners  of  income  lax,  Newmarket  pi 
Moore  Win.  omnibus  owner,  Bridge  st 
Nicholds  John,    sergeant-at-mace,  and 

bailiff  of  county  court,  Ravensraeer  tt 
Oldborough  Cbas.  rope  maker,[Mewgale  st 
Page  Robert,  glover,  Sheepgate  st 
Parr  Edward,  supervisor,  Nortligate  st 
Pymar  Thomas,  organist,  Sallgale  st 
Sharpin    Edward    Colby,    town     clerk, 

Blyburgale  street 
Stanford  William,  registrar  of  births  and 

deaths.  Nortligate  st  [gate  st 

Warner  Richard,  coach  proprietor,Sheep- 

POOR    LA^V    UNION, 

Workhouse,  Ship  meadow. 

Governor — Charles  Hammond. 

Matron — Emily  Hammond. 

Schoolmaster— Georee  Kitlon  BIylh. 

.SrAoo/mis/ress— Elizabeth  Woods. 

CAap/atn— Rev.  Henry  Watts. 

Surpeoiis — Dr.  George  Peskett,  New  Mar- 
ket place,  fi  John  Currie,  Bungay  distct 

Clerk    to    the    Board    of    Giturdiam 

Robert  W.  Clarke,  Newgate  st 

Relievitig   Officers William    Stanford, 

Norihgate  st,  &  Robert, Butcher,Buugay 

COUNTY   COURT. 

Held  MONTHLY  in   Corn  Exchange,- 

Office,  Ballygate  stieet. 
7i/rf^e— Francis  King  Eagle,  Esq.,  Bury 

Saint  Edmunds. 
C/erA-— William  Collins,  BurySt.Edmunds 
Assistant  Clerks— Fiske.,  Francis  &  Fiske, 

Ballygate  street. 
High  Bailiff— GeoTi^  Henry  Blake,  Bury 

Saint  Edmunds. 
B(ii/j^— John  Nicholds,  Ravensmeer  st 


AssBMBLT  Rooms,  Smaligate  st 
Ckmhtkry  (Church>,Blyburgate  street— • 

Rev.  Hugh  Owen. 
Cemetery  (Independenls),Hungate  st — 

Rev.  John  Flower. 
Corn  Market— John  Reynolds,  inspfcfr 
Gas  Company's  Office,  Old  market — 

William  Henry  Chambers,  ai/enf 
Inland  Rkvenue  Office, Suiallgatest 

—  Edward  Parr,Northcate  sXySupervisor 
Police  Station,  Sinallgate  st— Charlea 

Cone,  superintendent. 
PnoPERTY   and    Income   Tax    Opficb, 

New  Market— John  Algrr  I. ore,  clerk. 
Pdbhc  and  CnuucH   Library,   Small- 
gate    st  -William     Edward    Crowfoot, 

Esq  lecrc/ari/;  JohnCrickm«y,/i'jrariaT» 
Stamp  Office,  Smaligate  »t— Abraham 

Clarke,  dislrihuter. 
Town  Hall,  Market  place-  Edward  C 

Sbarpin,  tonn  clerk. 


HOUSE    OF  CORRECTION, 
NEWGATE  STREET. 
Goi-emor— George  Drewell. 
CAa/)/ain— John  Robert  Francis. 
.S'l/ryd.n  — William  E  Crowfoot. 
Schoolmaster— S3.mue\  Drewell. 


DISPENSAKY, 

HUNGATE  ST. 
President- -.lohn  Day,  Esq. 
Secretary — Mr.  John  Crickmay. 
Physicians — Messrs.    William    Crowfoot 

and  Henrv  William  Robert  Dsvey. 
Surgeon — William  E.  Crowfoot. 
Matron— M&ry  Maplestone. 


COACHES  Sa  OMNIBUSES, 

To  BUNGAY,  Jordan^  Coach  (from 
Yarmoutt),  calls  at  the  Angel,  every 
Monday,  Wednesday  &  Saturday,  and 
a  Coach,  from  the  King's  Head,  daily. 

ToDlSSRAlLWAYSTATION.a  CoacA, 
from  the  King's  Head,  daily. 

TotheHADDISCOE  STATION,  Omni. 
buses,  from  the  King's  Head  and  White 
Hor.se,  twice  a  day 

To  NORWICH,  the>i/of,from  the  King's 
Head,  and  John  Ellioti's  Om7(i6HS,froin 
Hungate  street,  every  Monday,  Wed- 
nesday and  Saturday 

To  YARMOUTH,  Jordan's  Coach  (from 
Yarmouth),  calls  at  the  Angel,  Monday, 
Wednesday  and  Satuiday 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY- 

From  the  Hadducne  Staiion,  on  the 
Lowestoft  biancli  of  the  Norwich  and 
Yarmouth  Railway,  7  miles  n.  from 
Beocles — James  lienn,  cleik;  Bonking 
Office,  at  the  While  Horse, New iMarket 

Omnibuses  from  the  King's  Head  &  Whita 
Horse,  twice  a  day,  await  the  arrival 
and  attend  the  departure  of  the  differ- 
ent trains 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,  Joseph  Batley&Co.  from 
j      the  White  Swan,  Tuesday,  Thursday 
i      and  Saturday 
To   BUNGAY,   James  Laws,    from     the 

White    Horse,   Wednesday,  Thursday 

and  Saturday 
To  HALESWORTH,  Joseph  Bailey  and 

Co.   from   the    While   .Swan,    Tuesday, 

Thuisday  and  Saturday,  &  Peter  Took, 

from  the  While  Horse,  Monday,  Wed- 
'      nesday  and  Saturday 
I  To  IPSWICH.. I.  Bailey  &  Co.  from  (bo 

White  Swnn, Tuesday,  Thurs.  and  Sat. 
I  To   LODDON,  John  Elliott,  from  Hun- 
gate street, Monday, Wednesday,  Friday 

and  .Saturday 
To  LOWESTOFT,  William  Bird,  from 

the  Falcon,  VV  eilnesd.iy  and  Saturday 
To  NORWICH,  John  Elliott,  from  Hun. 

gate  street.  Monday, Wedne.'iday, Friday 

and  Saturday,   and  John  Fuller,  from 

the  Angel,  Friday 
ToSAXMUNDHAM,  Joseph  Batleyand 

Co.   from  the    While   Swan,  Tuesday, 

Thursday  and  Saturd.-v 
To  WTCKHAM-MARKET,  J.  Bailey  &. 

Co.  from    the   White   Swan,  Tuesday, 

Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To  WCtODBRIDGI,  J.  Bailey  ScCo.from 

theWhiteSuan. Tuesday,.  Thur».&Sat. 
To  WRENTH  AM  ,  John  Fuller,  from  the 

Aneel.  Fridny 
To  YARMOUTH,  George  Turrell.from 

Northgite  st,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To  YOXFORO,  J.  Batley  &  Co.  from  the 

While  Swan,  Tuesday,  Wed.  and  Sat. 

CONVEYANCE  BY  AVATER. 

ToLON  DON,  the  London  Shipping  Com- 
pany's  Vessels,  from  the  Corporatioa 
wharf,  every  Wednesday — Wm.  Henry 
Cleavold,  agent 

To  LOWESTOFT  and  YARMOUTH, 
Samuel  Darbeys'  Wherries,  from  the 
Bridee  wharf 

To  NEWCASTLE,  Samuel  Darby, from 
Bridge  street 

To  i>ORWICH,Sameul  Darby's  H'Aeriie 


Suffolk. 


^Iat£i*j3f 


BILDESTON,    HITCHAM  and  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


JolLDESTON,  by  some  improperly  spelled  and  pro- 
viiifially  proiiouncfd.  Bihon,  is  a  parish  in  thehuufired 
of  Co.sl'ord — the  villHge  is  53  miles  n.  e.  by  N.  fiom 
London,  11  w.  N.  vv.  from  Ipswich,  5  west  froiu 
Lavenliam,  and  the  same  distance  N.  n.  w.  truni  HaW- 
leigli — the  last  named,  a  station  on  a  brancli  from  the 
Eastern  Union  laihvay.  Bildeston  was  once  noted 
for  its  nianufactuie  of  bhie  clotl)  and  Idankets,  but 
these  brandies  are  no  longer  known  here.  There  is 
a  little  malting  business,  but  the  iniiabitaiits  ciiiifly 
depend  on  Hgricultnral  occupations. 

Thepaiish  rhuicii  of  St.  iMary,  a  h;u)dsoii)e  bnilding, 
stands  on  an  elevation  on  the  west  side  of  the  village  -. 
the  living  isarecioiy,  in  the  patronage  and  piestnt 
incumbency  of  the  Rev.  Josepli  Gedge.    The  baptists 


liave  a  place  of  worship  liere.  There  was  formerly  a 
chapel  dedicated  to  St.  Leonard,  in  which  was  a  chan- 
try called 'Erdington's,'  where,  long  after  the  Refor- 
niation,  divine  service  u-^ed  to  he  performed,  on  account 
of  the  distance  of  the  church  fiotii  the  town.  Formerly 
a  market  was  held  on  \V(  dtiesday,  which  has  cea-ed  to 
be  oliserved,  but  two  fairs  are  still  attended,  viz.  on 
Ash-Widnesdav  atid  Ascetision-day.  The  parish  con- 
tained, in  1831,' 836  inhahitatits,  and  in  1841,  857. 

HiTCHA.M  is  a  parisli,  in  the  same  hutidred  as  liild>?s- 
toii — the  village,  being  »itu:tted  nearly  2  miles  n.  N. 
w.  fioin  that  towti,  on  the  road  to  Stowmarket.  'I'he 
chmch  is  dedicated  to  All  Saints:  the  liunt;  is  a  rectory, 
in  the  pationage  of  tht»  Crown.  Population  of  the 
parish,  in  1841,  1,065. 


POST  OFFICE,  Bildeston,  Sarah  Coletnan,  Post  Ms/rcM.— Letters  from  all  parts  ariive  every  morn- 
ing at  half-past  eiuht,  and  are  despatched  at  half-past  seven  in  the  evening. 

*»*  The  names  without  address  are  in  Bildeston. 


GENTRY    AND    CLERGY. 

Austin  Sir  Heniy,  Chelswdrth 
Edge  Rev.  William,  Nedgiiig 
Gedge  Rev.  Joseph,  Bildeston 
Haines  Captain  Ueiiy,  Bildeston 
Heiisliiw  Kev.  J.  S.  ll.d.  Hitcham 
professional  persons, 
incll'ding  schools. 
CottinKham  Mary  Ann,  mistress  of 

the  National  schocd 
Crowes  Robert,  surgeon 
Hob.irt  Henry,  schoolmaster 
Prior  Thomas  schoolmaster 

FIRE,    etc.    OFFICE   AGENTS. 

Norwich  Equitable  (fire'/ .William 

Squirrell 
Suffolk  (fire),  William  Bicker 

INNS    AND    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Bull  Inn  (and  iidand  revenue  office) 

Sarah  Colemati 
Crown,  John  Edwards 
King's  Head,  Amy  Murton 
White  Horsi',  John  Green,  Hitcham 


SHOPKEEPERS    &    TRADERS. 

Bicker  Wiili.iiii,  grocer  and  draper 
Bull  Ricliaid,  hoot  and  shoe  maker 
Carter  James,  beer  retailer 
Cheiit'iy  Jolin,  maltster 
Cheiiery  John,  maltster  and  miller 
Cleghorn  Ralph  Willoughby,  bter 

retailer 
Cleghoin  Thomas,  rurrier 
Clover  I^aac,  miller  Nedging 
Coaies  Edward,  wlieelwiight 
Enimeisoii  Henry,  maltster 
Kairovv  Jonathan,  baker 
Finner  jMines,  druggist  and  veteri- 
nary surgeon 
Gil)b^  Joseph,  grocer  and  draper 
Hearn  Robeit,  saddler 
Hill  Robeit,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Johnson    William,  carpenter  and 

cabinet  maker 
K(fitle  James  Alfred,  plumber  and 

glazier 
Moss  .lolin,  plumber  and  glazier 
Nunti  Thomas  butcher 
0>hoin  Jas.  grocer,  diaper  &  tailor 
Peacock  William,  hair  dresser 


Plaint  John,  carpenter 

Scaife  Robert,  boot  &  shoe  maker 

Squirrell  William,  wine  and  spirit 

merchant 
Stow  George,  blacksmith 
Studd  George,  cooper 
Syer  Burnstead,  butcher 
Syiett  Joim,  cooper  and  turner 
Trickt-r  Leonard,  saddler 
I'ydcman  Jas.  watch  &  clock  maker 
Ward  Isaac,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Waid  John,  baker 
Waid  Thomas,  beer  retailer 
Webb  John,  carrier 
White  William,  butcher 
Woolard  John,  blacksmith 
Wright  Rlioda,  baker 


RAILWAY. 

The  nparest  Sttition  is  at  HadleioH,  on 
llie  Hadleigli  branch,  of  the  EaSTbrh 
Union  line,  five  miles  from  Bildeston 

CARRIERS 

To  IPSWlCH.John\Vehb,and— Cuth. 
bert,  twice  a  week 


BOTESDALE, 


^,  REDGRAVE  and  RICKINGHALL. 

JIjSo  TESDALR  isa  vilki'-'e  and  chapi'Iry  in  the  paii^h  i  About  2  miles  N.  by  E.  from  Botesdale,  is  the  village 
of  Redgrave,  88  miles  n.e.  by  n.  fiom  London,  2C  of  Redgkave,  pleasantly  situated  near  the  sontces  of 
>.N.w.  from  Ipswich,  27  s.s.w.  from  Noiwidi,  16  the  livers  Waveney  and  Little  Oiise.  It  contiins  the 
N.E.  fiom  lUiry  Saint  Edmunds,  6  s.  by  w.  fioin  ;  jiaiisii  church  of  Saint  Botolph — deserving  the  notice 
Diss,  and  4  w.  from  Mellis  station  on  the  Eastern  of  tlie  stranger,  as  containing  some  monunitnis  which. 
Union  lailway.  Tliis  place,  at  one  lime  a  market-  for  beauty  of  marble  and  sculpture,  are  scarcely  ex- 
town,  was  formerly  called  JSoluIphsdale,  from  Saint  ceed  d  by  any  in  the  kingdom  :  the  prindpal  aie  (me 
liothulpli's  chapel,  and  the  dale  in  which  it  is  situated,    to  the  mi  tiiory  of  Sir  Fiancis  Bacon  and  Ann  his  wife 


Tiie  chapf  1  was  for  many  years  disused,  liut  aftei  wards 
substantially  lepaiied  and  fitted  up  for  divine  service, 
and  is  now  the  oidy  place  of  worship  here  under  tln' 
cstahlisliment,  the  mother  church  being  at  Redgrave. 
The  Bapti-ts  and  Wesleyan  Methodi-ts  have  (a<  h  a 
chapel  here;  and  there  is  a  free-matnniar  scluxd, 
fotinilcd  by  Sir  Nicholas  Hacon  (father  of  the  Chan- 
cellor), about  the  yeai  1756;  the  Uowagcr  Lady  Suf- 
field  has  the  appointment  ol  the  niHstir.  There  arc 
no  manuf.ictiires  or  particular  trade  here,  amiculiure 
being  almost  scd^iy  the  support  of  the  iidiabitants. 
Hotesdale  isa  polling-station  at  the  election  of  inemhers 
for  West  Suffolk.  'l"he  mat  ket  has  now  (alien  into  dis- 
use ;  but  a  fair  on  Holy  Thursday,  and  astiltitefor 
hiring  auricMiltural  servants,  on  the  Thnrsday  before 
the  11th  of  October,  are  maintained.  The  pari^h  con- 
tiiined,  by  the  returns  lendered  in  1831, 655  inhabitants, 
and  in  1841,  633. 


— daie  1616;  and  arother  to  that  exctllent  judge  Sir 
John  Holt — date,  1709.  The  living  is  a  lectory,  in 
the  gift  of  George  St.  Vincent  Wilson,  Esq.,  who  is 
also  lord  of  the  manor  ;  the  present  rector  is  the  Rev. 
'i'iioinas  D.  H.  Wilson.  The  Wesleyan  Methodists 
have  a  small  chapel  in  the  village;  and  there  is  a  na- 
tional schtxil,  established  in  18l5.  Caidinal  Widsey, 
the  disgracsd  favourite  of  Heniy  VIII,  was  sometime 
a  rector  of  this  living.  Redgrave  paiisii  (independent 
of  liof(sdali')  coiitained,  by  the  pailiamentary  census 
for  1831,  712  inhabitants,  and  and  bv  thai  for  1841, 
719. 

RiCKiNGHALL,  Inferior  and  Superior,  are  two 
parishes  contguotrs  to  Botesdale.  They  have  each 
their  paiish  church,  both  of  which  are  dedicated  to 
.Saint  Mary,  and  are  alike  discharged  rectories.  Infe- 
rior Ricl;inghall  contained  in  1841,  432  inhabitants; 
and  the  Superior  parish,  768. 


POST  OFFICE,  Botesdale,   Benjamin  Taylor,  Post  Jilaster. — Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  every 
morning  at  seven,  and  arc  despatched  at  a  qiiaitcr  biforc  seven  in  the  evening. 

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BOrESDALE,  &c. 


Suffolk. 


GENTRY   AND    CLBROY. 

Aiiiys  Ml-;.  —  Hii  kiiighall 
Amys  the  Misses —  Uickinghall 
Bcny  Mrs.  Fiances.  Botesriale 
Blake  Eilward  P.,  Esq.  Rf-derave 
Coiilclier  Kev.  George,  Ri(  kiiighall 
Uaivsdii  Sainl.'raylni-,Es().B(>tesdale 
Finch  Miss  Mary,  Rickingliall 
Fisher  Mr.  .Idhn,  Redgrave 
Flowenlevv  Mrs.  Ann,  Bot'-sdale 
Gross  Air.    Wouliiuugh  (attorney), 

Boie.'-dale 
Gwvnne  Rev.  Ridiard,  Rickingliall 
Haddock  Rrv.  Joseph,  Botesdale 
Haddnck  Rev.  William,  Rickingliall 

Superior 
Hepworih  Rev.   William,  Botesdale 
Mills  Mrs.  Martha,  Bofesdale 
Norton  Mr.  Thomas,  Rickinuhall 
Forier  Mr-.  Sarah.  Rickinehall 
Reeve  Mr.  Saml  HarrlyW. Redgrave 
Smith  Mr.  Barnard,  B(»tesdale 
Smith  Mrs.  Mary,  Rickinehall 
Steugless  Mr.  Jonathan,  Rickiughall 
Tri.kettRev.  Edward,  Rickinghall 
Walker  Miss  Sophia,  Botesdale 
Wilson  Rev.Tlinmas,  d.h.  Redgrave 
Youngaian  Mr.  William,  Botesdale 

ACADEMIBS    AND  SCHOOLS. 

Free  Grammar  School,  Botesdale 

—  Rrv.  William  Hepwonh,mastei' 
Haddock  Rev.  Joseph  (boardiug  and 

dav),   BotesdiJe 
National   School,    Redgrav-e 

Kobi.   Howaid,  master;  Priscilla 

Howard,  mistress 
Tricker  Elizahtih,  Botesdale 
Whitehead  Emily,  Botesdale 

BAKERS. 

Donsliton  Verdun,  Botesdale 
Goddard  Harriet,  Botesdale 
Oives  Joseph,  Reikrave 
Savage  John,  Ri(  kinehall 
Spalding  John,  Botesdale 

BANKERS. 

Haireys'  &  Hudsons',  Botesdale, 
(draw  on  Bai  iietts',Hoares',&Co., 
Loudon)  —  Benjn.   Taylor,    agent 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Daniels,  —  Redgrave 
Hayv^ood  William,  Botesdale 
Ones  Wvhriivv,  Redgrave 
Patrick  Thomas,  RiekluKhall 
Waiien  David,  Rickingliall 

BOOKSELLERS&  STATIONERS 

Larier  Alfred  (&toydealer),Bcitesdale 
'I'aylor   Benjamin    (and  stamp  dis- 
trihufer),  Boiesdale 

BOOT   AND   SHOE    IVIAKERS. 

Baldry  William,  Botesdale 
Bennett  Genrge,  Botesdale 
Denny  Caudie,  Kickinaliall 
Denny  Candle  Cooke,  Rickinghall 
Fordham  John,  Redgrave 
Grew  J(jhn,  Rifkiniihall 
King  Joseph,  Rickingliall 
Pembertoi)  William,  Redajiave 
Scoggins  Chafl'S,  Ri(  kiiighall 
Thoiii|)son  Cliarle-,  Redgrave 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Baker  John,  Redgrave 
Corlibh  Richard,  Botesdale 

BUTCHERS. 

King  James,  Rickinghall 
Vyse  Edward,  Redgiave 
Wiseman  Susan,  Rickinghall 


CABINET    IVIAKERS. 

Blower  Jonaihan,  Rickingliall 
ClarkeThomas  Matthew, Rickinghall 
Fulclier  William,  Redgiave 

CARPENTERS. 

Clarke  Retihen,  Botesdale 
Claike  VVilliam,  Redgiave 
Day  Richard,  Botesdale 
Huiifiians  vvijliain,  Rickinghall 
Pearce  Joliiii  Re'igrave 
Rediiall  Henry,  Rickinghall 

CORN    MERCHANTS. 

Rohinsi.n  S.inuul,  ilotesdale 
Robinson  VVilliam,  Botesdale 
CURRIERS    AND    LEATHER 
SELLERS. 

Boreham  George,  Rckiiighall 
Whitehead  Reuhi  n,  Botesdale 

FARMERS. 

Ad;ims  Thonpis,  Redgrave 
Aves  Jacob,  Rickinghall 
Blomrield  John,  Botesdale 
Botwright  George,  Rickinghall 
Burrows  Thomas  Cooke,  Rickinghall 
Button  Thomas,  Redgrave 
Chaplyn  Jonas,  Rickinghall 
Cooke  George,  Rickingliall 
Darnell  Samuel,  Redgrave 
Debenhain  —  Redgrave 
Dowiiim;  Thomas,  Redgrave 
Diake  Ephr.iim,  New  xsaters 
Gates  Robert,  Redgrave 
Goldsmith  George,  Rickinghall 
Gooderham  Willi im,  Rickinghall 
Martin  Nathan,  Riikinghall 
Newstead  John,  Rickinghall 
Nunii  Samuel,  Rickingjiall 
()-borne  Butcher,  Redgrave 
Pottei  George,  Rickingliall 
Simonds  Genrge,  Rickinghall 
Simonds  John,  Botesdale 
Whitton  Sarah,  Redgrave 
FIRE,  &c.  OFFICES  6e  AGENTS. 
Farmers'  &  General,  Woolnough 

Gross,  Botesdale 
General  (hail  storm),  Benjamin 

Taylor,  Botesdale  [Botesdale 

Norwich  Union,  Benjamin  'I'aylor, 
Phceni.x    (fiie),    Richard    Collins, 

Bote-dale 
Suffolk  Amicable  (fire), William 

Street,   Rickinghall       [Botesilale 
Times    (life),    Woolnough    Gross, 

GROCERS    AND     DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

Marked  thus  *  are  also  Drapers. 
*Colliiis  Richard,  Botesdale 
Cracknell  William,  Redgrave 
*Debenham  Mary,  Rickinghall 
*Howhtt  William.  Redgiave 
Patiick  Thomas,  Rickinghall 
Peaice  Alfred,  Redgrave 
Spear  William,  Rickinghall 
*Street  Williim,  Rickinghall 
•Turner     Philip  (and   earthenware 
dealer),  Botesdale 

INNS    AND    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Bell  Inn,  Angustus&BeiindaPhillips, 

Rickinghall 
Chen  yl"ree,Jno.Bui  chain,  Botesdale 
Cock,  VVilliam  Southgate,  Botesdale 
Cross  Keys, Wm  Hubbard,  Redgiave 
(hown  Inn,  William  Robeit  Cooke, 

Botesdale  [Redgrave 

Fox  &  Hounds,   Bnjii.  Hemmings, 
Garden  House,  Thomas  Chapman, 

Rickinghall  [dale 

Greyhound,  Stephen  Pillett,  Botes- 


Queen's    Head,  George  Chapman, 

Botesdale  fhall 

WhiteHorse,HeniyRednalLRicking- 

MALTSTERS. 

Robinson  Samuel,  Botesdale 
Robinson  William,  Botesdale 

MILLERS. 

Bullock  Edward,  Kedgiave 
Cutchey  Henry,  Rickinghall 
Peveiett  Geoige,  Redgrave 
Robinson  Samuel,  Bi'te-dale 
Robinson  VVilliam,  Botesdale 
Street  William,  Rickinuhull 
Younginan  Benjamin,  Botesdale 

PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS     AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Daines  John,  RickingliHll 
HuntGillford,  Botesdale 
Walker  Stephen,  Redgrave 

SADDLERS. 

Clayton  Edwaid,  Botesdale 
Chaplyn  Herod,  Redgrave 
Scarfe  George,  Botesdale 

SURGEONS. 

Harris  Robert  Horner  (registrar  of 

births  and  deaths"),  Botesdale 
Vincent  Samuel  Baker,  Rickinghall 

TAILORS. 

Boston  John,  Rickinghall  [hall 

Boston  Robert  (&  diapei ) ,  Ricking- 
Ciacknell  William,  Redgrave 
Pretty  John,  Boiesdale 
Saddiiigtoii  Jose|)li,  Rickinghall 
Walker  James,  RickiLghall 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 

Greengrass  William,  Rickinghall 
Rush  Robeit  Brown,  Redgrave 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Blowers  Wiliiam,  Botesdale 
Bullock  H'  iiry,  Rickinghall 
Cullingford  Joseph,  Rickinghall 
Daniels  —  Redgrate 

Miscellaneous- 
Bishop  Wiiiittiii,  ironmonger  and  brazier 

Botesdale 
Burrows  Arthur,  hair  dresser,  Botesdale 
Candler  John,  cooper,  Rickingliall 
Collins  '^amucl,  watch  and  clock  maker, 

Botesdale  [Botesdale 

Cooke    William     Robert,     auctioneer, 
Harris  Robt.chemist  &  tea  dealr.Botesdalo 
Hart  Joseph, organ  builder,  Redgrave 
Lait  John,  clothes  dealer,  Rickinghall 
Mornement  Edward,  spii  it  and  coin  mer. 

chant,  Reilgrave 
Orves  Elizabftb.beer  retailer, Redgrave 
Pettit  Robert,  basket  mater,  Rickinghall 
Poller  Georte,  brick  maker,  Rickinehall 
Saddingion  .Jos.  beer  retailer,  Rickingball 
Street  William,  brewer,  Rickinghall 
Tillett  Stephen,  fishmonger,  Botesdale 
Vine  Henry,  slone  mason,  Boiesdale 
While  Charles, relieving  oliicer,  Ricking. 

hall  [dalo 

Whitehead  Reuben,  beer  retailer.  Botes- 


RAILAVAY. 

The  nearest  Station  is  at  Mellis,  onihe 
Eastern  Union  line,  J  miles  from 
Botesdale.  There  is  also  a  Station  at 
Fin.vingham,  on  the  same  line,  about 
C  miles  distant 

CARRIERS 

To   BURY  SAINT  EDMUNDS,  Jame« 

Nunn.  Wednesday  and   Saturday,    and 

John  Cook, on  Wednesday;  go  Ibrougli 

Stanton  and  Isworlh 
To  HISS.  John  Cook,TiiesdaT 
To  flNNINGHAM   STATION,  on  the 

the     Eastern     Union     Railway,    Johu 

Cook,  daily 


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^later'js 


BOXFORD  AND  NEIGHBOURHOOD. 

JoOXFORD  isapaiMi,  partly  iu  tlie  hiindied  of  i  very  geiieinl  notice,  from  tlie  richiiej-s  of  the  carving 
B.iberKh,  and  extending  into  ti'iat  of  Cosford  —  the  ]  that  ornaineiits  it.  The  living  is  a  rectory,  iu  ihe 
village,    populous   and    ^e^pectable,    is   s-ituated    in  a  j  pre^cnta'ion   of  ihe    Lord  Cliancelinr ;  the  Hon.  and 


highly  cultivated  and  fruitful  valley,  hetween  two 
brooks  (which  uniie  a  liitle  below  i'),  and  midway 
bttween  Sudbury  and  Hidleigii,  about  6  miles  fiom 
either  town,  and  16  from  Ipswicii.  A  considerable 
malting  trade  is  carried  on  here,  and  there  are  severa 


Rev.  Philip  Augustus  Pbipps  i.-  the  present  incumbent. 
'i"he  Independents  have  also  a  place  of  worship  heie; 
and  there  is  a  free  giammar  school.  Two  milts  hence 
is  PoLSTEAD,  the  scene  of  ihe  Hed  Uai n  tragedy, 
where   was    murdered  Maiia  Martin,   and  for  whicli 


corn  mills;  but   the  inhabitants,  taken  generally,  are  ,  VVilliam  Corder  was  executed  in  1828.     Fairs  at  Box- 
emidoyed  in  labours  connected  with  agriculture.  ford  are  held  on   Easter  Monday  and  December  21st. 

Tlie  palish   chuicli   of  Saint  .Mary,  is  a  spacious   The  parish  contained  in  1831,  1,088  inhabitants,  and 
building,  with  a  spire  steeple  ;  and  the  porch  atiratts   in  1841,  1,121. 

POST    OFFICE,  Robert  Francis  Swan,  Post  Master. — Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  every  morning  at 
seven,  and  are  despatched  at  a  quai  tei-past  six  in  the  evening. 


GENTRY    AND    CLERGY. 

Colson  J. —  Esq.  .^ssJMgton  H;dl 
Dtwson  Chas.  Ksq.KdwardsionHall 
Fearon  Re  wDanl.  A  ssington  Vicarage 
Green  Htv.  William,  jun.,  IJoxford 
Gurdon  Barrett,  Esq.  .Assingtnn 
Halifax  Rev.  John,  Kdwardston 
Hallward  Miss  Mary  Ann, Assington 

Cottage  rviilden 

Hallward  Rev.  Nathaniel  VVilliam, 
Hart  the  Misses  —  Boxford 
Hickman  Rev.  F^dward  B  ,  Boxford 
Fliipps  the  Hon.  &  Rev.  Philip  Au- 

gu^tus,  Boxford  Rectoiy 
Roberts  Rev.  —  Ed wardston Rectory 
Salter  Miss  Sarah,  Boxford 
Shepherd  Mrs.  —  Ed  wardston  Hall 
Studd  Rev.  Henry,  Groton 
Tyrrell  Charles,  Esq.  Polstead  Hall 
Watkins  Mr.  John,  Boxford 
Wynne  Miss  M^ry  Ann,  Boxford 

PROFESSIONAL    PERSONS, 
INCLUDING  SCHOOLS. 

Green  Rev.  Wiliiam,  master  of  the 

Grammar  School 
Gurdon  (irate,  surgeon 
Mann  Johti,  surgeon  Lston 

Smith  John,  schoolmaster, Edward- 

INNS    AND    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Chequers,  John  Cook 

Fleece,  John  Peggs  [Groton 

Fox  &  Hounds,    Samuel    Stevens, 

Swan,  James  Boddwell 

Whitf  Halt,  John  Move 

SHOPKEEPERS    &'tKADERS. 

Ardley  James,  tailor 
Ardley  John,  millwright 


Coates  James,  butcher  |  Ray  Walter,  superintendent  of  police 

Colbnrne  Charles,  moccr  and  diaper  ,  Shai  man  Sarah, straw  bonnet  maker 
Cook  Arthur,  wheelwright,  Groton    Shearman  John,  baker 
Cook  John,  blacksmith  [maker    Smith  Geoige,  maltster 

Cooper  Mary,  saddler  and  liaiiiess  i  Smith  William,  miller 
Everard  Joshua,  grocer  and  draper  \  Sovvman  Jtdm,  grocer  and  draper 
Farrow  William,  shoe  maker  1  Sowmaii  Thomas,  miller 

Gardener  William,  tanner,  currier,  I  Stead  Joshua,  plumber,  painter,  &c 


and  tflne  maker 
Gladwfll  Elizabeth,  dress  maker 
Gladwell  Henry,  tailor 
Gladwell  Robert,  cooper 
Godden  Charles,  butcher 
Gosline  Edith,  miller 
Giist  Thomas,  grocer 
Hart  William,  maltster,  Edwardston 
Hearn  James,  bricklayer 
Hearn  John,  blacksmith 
Herbert  John,  butcher 
Hitchcock  Simeon,  maltster 
Holder  VVillian),  biicklayer 
Joslyn  James,  blacksmitii 
Kemble  Chark",  builder       [painter 


Sterry  Robert,  bricklayer 

St  vens  John,  beer  retailer     [green 

Stow  Joseph,  maltster,  Wicker  st 

Stribling  Chailes,  tailor 

Stribling  George,  tinman  and  brazier 

Swan  Francis,  wheelwright,  Groton 

Swan  Robert  Francis,  agent  for  the 
Yorkshire  Assurance  Company, 
and  Christian  Knowledge  society 

Tiffen  Benjamin,  maltster 

Titfen'l'hoinas,  miller 

Tonipking  William,  tailor 

'IVicker  Jatnes,  saddler 

W'atren  John,  beer  retailer 

Waters  Ephraim,  tailor  [maker 


Kiddell  Shiloh  William, plumber  and    Watson  John,  carpenter    and  brick 


Kingsbury  Frederick,    builder    and 

brick  maker 
Kingsbury  Robert  Bloss,  brickhyer 
KingsburyWiUiam,builder  and  biick 

maker 
Lambert  Samuel,  baker,  grocer,  and 

maltster 
Liiiigley  Brook  M.,  biick  maker 
Marsh  .los.,  baker  and  basket  inakcr 
Marsh  Philip,  glover  [chant 

Moye  John,  liieweraiid  spirit  mer- 
Mussett  Jos.,  maltster,  Edwardston 
Newman  Tlioinas,  miller 
Newman  Wm., maltster, Edwardston 
Ol'ev  Maty,  dress  maker 


Ayres  GeorRe  Niitton,  faniers 

Balaam  William,  carpenter  ,,.^ , 

Boutell  Uoberi,  carpenter  and  baker   Pat  ker  Will iaiir,  tisiimoiiger 

Bull  William,  shoe  maker  I  Peijys  John,  malt>ter 

Car<ly  Danu-l,  maltster  i  Phillips  James,  grocer  and  draper 


Watsfin   Joseph,   shoe  maker   and 
hair  dresser  [eist 

Winter  William,  chemist  and  drug- 


RAIL-WAY 

The  nearest  Stalinn  is  at  Hadi.eioh,  on 
a  branch  of  ihe  EASTtUN  Union  linh, 
six  miles  distant.  'I'liere  are  no  other 
Conveyances  to  the  Station,  except  by 
the  Ipswich  Carriers,  and  another  to 
Hadleigh. 

CARRIERS. 

To  COLCHESTER,  —  Salmon,Saturday 
To    HADLEIGH,  —  Salmon,  Tuesday 

also  by  the  Ipswich  Carriers 
To  IPSWICH,  —    Ship,  Tuesday  and 

Friday,  and       Mann,   Saturday;  both 

go  through  Hadleigh 
To  SUUliURY,  —  Ship,  Wed.  and  Sat. 


Bi 


BRANDON,  MIINDFORD,  and  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


HIANDON  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Lackford; 
80  miles  n.n.e.  from  I^ondon,  41  N.w.  from  Inswicli, 
and  G  w.  by  n.  from  Thetfoid  (Norfolk) — the  market 
town,  a  ^mall  one,  is  situated  on  the  Braiulon  and 
Norwich  .section  of  the  Eastern  Counties  railwav,  and 
on  the  banks  of  the  Little  Ouse,  which  is  navigable  to 
Lynn  and  Thetford  :  the  river  is  crossed  by  a  liridg-, 
and  a  mile  lower  down  is  a  ferry  for  conveying  goods 
to  the  Isle  of  Ely.  The  town  is  well  built,  and  previous 
to  the  introduction  of  the  percussion  lock,  was  remark- 
able as  being  the  seat  of  a  peculiar  tiade — the  manu- 
facture of  gun-flints,  which,  especially,  during  the  war, 
wa<  carrieil  on  here  to  such  an  extent,  that  the  refuse, 
which  was  thrown  together  at  the  end  of  the  town, 
formed  such  heaps  as  would  astonish  a  stranger  by  their 
magnitude  :  this  article  is  expoited  to  all  puts  of  the 
j<lobe — and  this  is  the  only  town  in  England,  and  indeed 
111  the  world,  where  such  a  manufactory  exists,  so  as 
to  afford  em|)loyment  to  several  persons.  Another  par- 
ticular branch  is  that  derived  from  extensive  rabliit 
warrens  in  the  neiuhbourhood,  which  contribute  largely 
to  the  supply  of  the   London  market :  one  of  these 

JO 


warrens  alone  is  said  to  furni.sh  forty  thousand  rabbits 
annually  ;  and  llie  skins  being  dressed  here,  afllbid 
another  source  of  emiiloyment  to  great  numbers  of  the 
poor.  The  transmission  of  game  in  general  to  the 
London  market  is  also  very  great.  There  are  several 
whiting  manufactories ;  and  the  trade  in  corn,  coal, 
and  timber,  on  the  Ouse,  is  of  some  consequence. 

The  places  of  worship  an-  the  paiisli  church,  of  Saint 
F'eter,  and  a  chapel  for  Wesleyaii  Methodists.  The 
living  of  Brandon  is  a  rectory,  in  the  presentation  of 
Geoige  St.  Vincent  Wilson,  Esq.;  the  Rev.  Charles 
Johnson  Cartwdnht,  is  the  present  incumbent.  A  rent 
charge  of  £;50.  given  by  Robert  Wiigbt,  is  applied  to 
the  iiistriiciion  of  childien  belonging  to  Braiuloii  and 
ceriain  adjacent  parishes.  The  market  is  held  on 
Thursday,  but  very  little  business  is  done,  excejit  in 
corn,  of  which  a  considerable  quantity  is  exported 
hence.  Fails,  February  14th,  June  11th,  and  November 
lltl'.  The  paiisli  contained  in  18111,  2,065  inhabitants, 
and  in  1841,  2,002. 

MuNDFouD  is  a  parish  iu  tlie  hundred  of  Grimshoe, 
county  of  Norfolk,  bounded  on  the  north  by  the  river 


IBhcctoig. 


BRANDON,   &c. 


^uffolfe. 


Wissey,  which  is  crossed  by  a  bridge  a  jhoit  distance  I  embattled  tower  at  the  west  end:  the  living  is  a  dii- 
fro 111  the  village — the  latter  is  siiuatt-d  about  5  miles  n.  charged  rectory  of  which  the  Rev.  John  Kaven  is 
fioin  Brandon,  on  the  Swaffham  road.  The  parish  the  present  incunibent.  The  population  of  the  parish 
cliurch  of  Saint  Leonard  is  built  of  flint,   having  an  I  in  1841,  numbered  about  400. 

POST  OFPICEj  High  street,  Brandon,  John  Clark,  Pos( Master.— LeUers  from  London  and  various 
places  arrive  every  morning  at  one  and  afternoon  at  tliree,  and  are  despatclied  at  nine  in  the  morning,  and 
night  at  ten. 

Letters  from  Norwich  arrive  every  morning  at  half-past  nine,  and  night  at  eleven,  and  are  despatched 
at  three  in  the  afternoon  anil  uight  at  ten. 

Letters  from  Stoke  Ferrv  arrive  every  night  at  nine,  and  from  Swaffham,  Wells,  and  Mildenhall 
at  ten,  and  are  despatched  at  three  in  the  morning. 

NOBILITV,     GENTRY,     AND     i  BLACKSMITHS. 

CLERGY.i  1  Green  John,  Mundford  [st 

Angerstein  John,  Esq.  Weeling  Hull '  Palmer  Henry  (and  trap  maker), High 


Baring   Hon.   Francis,  m.p.  Buck- 

ineham  House 
Bliss  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Brandon  Park 
Bliss  Henry,  Ksq.dord  of  the  niauor), 

Brandon  Park 
Bowger  Mr.  John,  Thetford  road 
BrewsterMi  S.Mary,  Grape Vineallev 
Caldwell  Hy.B.Esq.Hilborough  Hafl 
Cartwright  Rev.  Charles  Johnson, 

(rector).  Brandon 
CawstonMrs.  Elizabeth,  Mnndford 
Chapman  Mr.  Jatnes,  Mundford 
Clough  Miss  Pleasance,  Feliwell 
Currey  Mrs.  Ann,  London  road 
Eyre  Rev.  Edward  Vincent  E.,Cran- 

wicli  Rectory 
Goldfinch  Mrs.  Martha,  Thetford  id 
Goodrich  Mr.  Robert,  Hiuh  st 
Kenyon  M  r.Thomas  (attorney), North 

cote  Lodge 
Morgan  Rev.  Rowland,  Wangford 
Newcombe  Rev.  William,  Hockwold 

Hall 
Norman  Rev.  Charles,  Northwold 

Rectory 
Pearman  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  London  rd 
Pepvvorth  Mr.  Richard,   London  rd. 
Powleit  Lord  Wni.,  Downham  Hall 
Raven  Rev.  John,  Rlundfoid 
Rogers  Mr.  Edwd.  M.,Brandon  Hall 
Shinn  Mr.  Robert,  Thetford  road 
Sims  Rev.  Henry  Downham,  Brandon 
Sims  Rev.   William  E.  Downham, 

Brandon 
Sparke  Rev.  Edwd. .Feltvvell Rectory 
Spelling  Mrs.  Ann,  London  road 
Sutton  Sir  Richard,  Bart.  Linford 
Thompson  iMr.  Robert   (surgeon), 

High  street 
Webb  Mrs,  Susannah,  High  st 
Wilkinson  Mr.  John,  Thetford  road 
Willett  Mrs  Ann,  High  st 
Willett  Mr.  Thomas,  High  .st 
Wilson  Hon.  Henry,DidlingtonHall 

ACADEMIES    AND     SCHOOLS. 

Free  School,  Mundford — Susan- 
nah Ellis,  mistress 

Grammar  School,  Market  place — 
John  Notley,  master 

Mason  Mary  (buarding  and  day) 
Station  road 

National  School,  Church  end- 
William  Whitehouse,  master  ; 
Frances  Whitehouse,  nii>tress 

Noiley  Mary  (boarding  and  day). 
Market  place 

3AKERS. 

Block  William,  Market  place 

Evered  William,  High  st 

Eyre  Emma  (and  miller),  Mundford 

Hubbard  Isaac,  Loudon  load 

Hubbard  Leonard,  London  road 

Palmer  William,  High  st 

Ward  Maty,  High  st 

Webber  Benjamin,  Market  place 

BANKERS. 

Harveys'&  Hudsons'(  Branch), High 
st,  (draw  on  Hankeys',  &  Co., 
London.)— Richard  E.Sayer,agent 


Palmer  Mark,  London  road 
Parker  James.  Ickborough 

BOOKSELLERSdc  STATIONERS 

Ciaik  John  (and  stamp  distributer), 

High  street  [st 

Kemp  Charles  (and  newsagenf),High 

BOOT     AND     SHOE      MAKERS. 

Algar  Stephen  (and  currier).  High  st 
Clark  Joseph,  London  road 
Farrow  Charles,  London  road 
Newby  Thomas,  London  road 
Palmer  John,  IVIuinlford 
Pratt  George,  l^ondou  road 
Rought  William,  Bury  road 
Sutton  Henry,  Mundford 

BRICKLAYERS. 
Sh:upe\V'iHiam(&  slater).  Market  pi 
Snare  Thomas  (and  stone  mason), 
London  road 

BUTCHERS. 

Cooke  Thomas  W.,  High  st 
Willett  Robeit,  London  road 
Wing  John,  High  st 

CABINET    MAKERS. 
Garner  James,  Hinh  st  [road 

Thointick   Charles  Kyte,  Thetford 

CARPENTERS    &    BUILDERS. 

Bretnall  George,  Loudon  road 
Green  James,  London  road 
Household  Benjamin,  London  road 

CONVEYANCER. 

Smythe  Edward  James  (and  master 

extra  in  Chancery,  and  steward  of 

several  manors  in   Norfolk   and 

Suffolk),  High  st 

COOPERS  6t  BASKET  MAKERS. 

Daynes  John,  High  st  [st 

Dayues  William  (and  turner),  High 

FARMERS. 
Balding  Edward,  Church  end 
Edwartl  Rohert,  Downham 
Elmer  William,  Town  st 
FicklinJohn,  London  road 
Newdick  Charles,  (;ranwich 
Newdick  Thomas,  May  day  Farm 
Parroti  Thomas,  Santon  Downham 
RoUason  James,  Ickborough 
Rollason  John,  Ickborough 
Solby  Joseph,  Mundford 
Wright  John,  London  road 

FIRE,  Occ.  OFFICE    AGENTS. 
British  Empire, Frederick  Thomp- 
son, High  st 
Clerical,  Medical,  &  General 
(life),    Edward  James    Smythe, 
High  street 
Hail  Storm,  John  Clark,  High  st 
Norwich  Equitable  (fire),Edward 

James  Smythe,  High  st 
Norwich  Union.  William  Grifiin, 

Mundford 
Star  (life),  John  Clark,  High  st 
Suffolk  (fire),  John  Clark, High  st 
Yorkshire,  John  Clark,  High  st 

FURRIERS. 
Claxton  George  &  William,  Bury|rd 
Dickerson  John,  Buiy  road         [rd 


GROCERS,    DRAPERS,    AND 
DEALERS    IN    SUNDRIES. 

Allen  William,  Thetford  road 
Bavin  John^and  silk  mercer,  hosier, 

glover,  and  oil  cloth,  and  carpet 

warehouse).  High  st 
Chapman  Jonathan  Waspe,  W^h  st 
Cock  John  (and  druggist,  and  hard- 

wareman).  High  st 
Griffin  William,  Mundford 
Jacobs  Isaac,  Town  st 
Moore  Frances,  Mundford 
Utiing  Charles,  London  road 

GUN-FLINT    MAKERS. 

Jacobs  Jephtha,  London  road      [rd 
Peveiett  William  &  Co.,  Thetford 
Snare  James,  Thetford  road 
Snare  John,  Thetford  road 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Frewer  George,  Thetford  road 
Kemp  Charles,  High  st 
Risbrook  Charles,  High  st 
INNS   AND    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 
Bell,  Henry  Moore,  High  st 
Bottle,  Sarah  Quibelt,  Cranwich 
Chequers  Inn,  John  Hunt,  High  st 
Crown,  Julia  Wood,  Brandon 
Crown,  Frank  Gostrick,  Mundford 
Five  Bells,  Wm.  Sharpe,  Market  pi 
George   Commercial   Inn,  William 
Buckenham,  High  st  [ford 

King's  Head,  Daniel  Death,  Mund« 
Railway  Tavern,  Charles  B.  Hatch, 

Station  road 
Ram,  Henry  Plumb,  High  st 
White  Hart  Inn,  George  Bucken- 
ham, High  st  [Town  st 
White   Horse,   Thomas    Newdick, 
White  Lion,  Chas.  Loyd,Thetford  rd 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Fendick  Robert,  Thetford  road 
Groom  Robert,  Thetford  road 
Howe  James,  High  st 
Hyam  Cornelius,  Marketplace 
Mulley  Robert,  Maiket  place 
Tabiaham  Robert,  Thetford  road 
Tilney  Harvey,  London  road 
Walker  Benjamin,  Thetford  road 


LINEN    DRAPERS. 

See  under  the  Head  Grocers,  l(C. 


MALTSTERS. 

Bidwell  Shelford  Clarke,  High  Sf, 

and  Thetford 
Drane   James    (and  brewer,   and 

spirit  dealer).  High  st 
Fison  Carnell,  High  st 

MERCHANTS. 

Drane  James,  High  st 
Green  Robert,  High  st 
Pep  worth  William,  High  st 
MILLINERS  AcDRESS  MAKEKB 
Alger  Elizabeth,  London  road 
Moitlock  Martha,  High  st 
Olhy  Mary,  London  road 
Risbrook  Ann,  High  si 
PLUMBERS,    PAINTERS,    ftc* 


Harvey  Frederick,  Mundford 
Rought  Frances  (and  skinner), Bury  \  Osborne  Robert  D.,  Higfe  8t 


11 


Suffolk. 


BRANDON,  &c. 


^latcr'is 


POULTERERS,  AND  DEALERS 

IN    GAME. 

Garner  Geotyiaiia  Ann,  High  st 
Gariu-r  Tyirt-ll,  L^ad  place 
Jloiley  Henry,  High  ^t 

SADDLERS. 

Armstrong  Edwinl,  Higli  si 
Diggon  Ann,  Hinli  >t 
Upton  William,  .Mundford 

TAILORS. 

Ashman  George,  Hiuli  st 
Chandler  Rohert,  High  st 
Mortl.ick  WilliaiTi,  High  st 
Towell  Sainutl,  Hiuh  M 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Houchiii  lldliert,  Mundtind 
Piuinb  Kdward,  Mnndford 
Talhot  Kdward,  Bury  road 
West  George,  London  road 

WHITING    MAKERS. 

Dickson  Watson,  Tliri (bid  road 
Porter  John,  1  hetlord  road 


Tfbraliam  Robert,  Theiford  road 
Walker  lieiijaniin,  Thetfoid  load 


Miscellaneous- 

Ashman  Geor^;^,  currier.  Tin  tford  road 
Chapman    Henry,    veterinary     surgeon, 
Mnndford  [ro;id 

Everard  Sarah  Ann,  stay  maker,  London 
Floyd  Paul.inlaml  revenue  olIicer.Bnry  rd 
Hammond  Henry,  nursery  and  seedsman, 
IMnndford  [Hiijh  st 

Harvey  Elizabeth,  straw  bonnet  maker, 
Holmes  Thomas  Fit!  I,  gardener,  Hiijli  st 
Hunt  .Ins.  post  horse  proprietor,  High  st 
Jewell  Maria,  lodging-hou-e,  Hith  st 
Kenyon     Thomas     Cookson,    attorney, 

Nonhcote  Lodge 
Morrell  John,  waterman.  High  st 
Rue  John  C.  superintendent  of  naviga- 
tion. High  street 
Russell  William,  watch  maker,  High  st 
SleH"  VVilliiMi,  land  surveyor.  High  st 
Thompson  Frederick,  chemist  &  druggist, 

High  stnel 
Thompson  Robert,  suigeon.  High  st 
Towell  Emily,  Berlin  repository,  High  st 


Vail  Joseph,  flour  dealer,  London  road 
Ward  George,  boat  builder,  High  st 
Webb  Thomas,  tea  dealer,  London  toad 
Willett  Alice,  china  ik  glass  dealer.High  sf 
Wno  I  Gei'ige,  timber  merchant,  'I'uwn  st 
Wortley  Newton,  station  clerk,  Brandon 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

ON  TIIU  BKANDON  AND  NORWICH 
SECTION  OF  THE  EASTERN  COUN- 
TIES  LINE. 

S(a^iori,contiguousfo  Brandon — Newton 
Wortlev,  station  c/etk 

CARRIERS. 

To  BURY  SAINT  EDMUNDS.  George 

AshmHn,  from  his  house,Tlietfr)rd  road, 

Wednesday  and  Saturday,  and  William 

iMalt,  on  Saiurday 
To  N  E  W  ,M  A  RK  E  I\  the  Mail  Cart,  from 

the  B'''l,  every  night 
ToSTOKE  FERRY,  the -Wffi/  rar(,frnm 

the  Bell,  every  night,  &  William  Allen, 

from  the  White  Hart,  daily 
To  WATTON,  William  Allen,  from  the 

Wliite  Hart,  daily 


BUNGAY, 

WITH  THK  VILLAGES  OK  DITCHINGHAM,  EARSHAM  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


JoilNGAY  is  a  market  town,  comprised  in  tlie  pa- 
rishes of  Saint  Marv  and  the  HolyTrinitv,  in  the  hun- 
dred of  Waiigford;  108  miles  n.e.  by  n.  from  London, 
40  N.E.  by  N.  from  Ipswich,  20  s.w.  from  Yarmontli, 
14  s.s.e.  from  Norwich,  and  17  n.e.  from  Diss — the 
last  named  a  station  on  tiie  Eastern  Union  railway. 
Tlie  town,  Winch  is  pleasantly  situated  on  the  river 
Wavtiiey  (navigable  thus  tar  for  barges,  &c.),  was  de- 
gtroved  by  fire  in  1(J88,  wlien  the  loss  was  computed  at 
jE.SO.OOO  ;  after  this  period  it  was  neatly  lebuilt.  The 
principal  .stiet-ts,  uhith  aie  bioad,  well  paved,  and 
gas-lighted,  branch  out  from  the  markei  ])lace  towards 
the  gieat  roads  leading  to  Norwich,  Yainiouili,  Huiy, 
Ipswich,  Beccles,  and  Lowestoft ;  and  each  of  these 
being  terminated  by  a  handsome  edifice,  produces, 
at  first  sight,  a  very  favomable  im|)ression.  The 
Tiuatre  has  lately  been  converted  into  a  handsome 
Corn  E.xcliange — a  great  convenience  to  the  coin 
dealfrs  attending  the  market.  Upon  the  Wavenev, 
■which  tiearly  surrounds  the  town,  a  considerable  trade 
exists  in  corn,  malt,  flour,  coal,  lime,  &c.  Among  the 
other  prominent  trades  are  an  extensive  letter-press 
piinting  establi-hment  atid  stereotype  foundry,  a  pajjci 
mill,  atidasilk  crape  manufactoiy — the  latter  at  Ditch- 
ingham.  In  ancient  times  the  river  Wavetiey  was  a 
much  hroader  stream  than  it  is  at  present,  and  liunga. 
was  then  called  Le-/ion-Eye,  or  the  '  Good  Island,' 
being  nearlv  surrounded  by  water — as  it  still  is  on  three 
sides.  It  was  granted,  with  numerous  other  matiors, 
by  Williatn  the  Coii(|ueror,  to  Roiitr  Higod,  who  wa- 
afterwards  created  Earl  of  Norfolk  :  he  is  supposed  lo 
have  built  Bungay  Castlf,  which,  from  its  comniandint: 
situation,  on  a  bold  eminence  oveihioking  theiivei 
Waveney,  and  the  great  strength  of  its  fortifications, 
was  boasted  of  by  Hugh,  the  next  Earl,  as  being  im- 
pregnable; but  iti  1140  it  was  srormed  and  taken  h) 
King  Stephen,  though  the  refraciory  Earl  had  said — 

'•  Were  I  in  my  Castle  of  Bungay, 
Upon  the  waierof  Waveney, 
I  would  ne  care  lor  the  King  of  Cockney  " 

The  form  of  the  castle  appears  to  have  been  octangular  ■• 
the  ruins  of  two  round  portal  towers,  and  portions  ol 
the  west  and  south  west  angles  are  still  standing,  as 
also  are  three  sides  of  the  great  towi-r  or  ki cp,  the 
walls  of  which  are  fiom  sen n  to  ten  teet  thick,  and 
from  fifteen  to  seventeen  feet  high.  Within  ilie  walls 
aie  gardens  belonging  to  the  King's  Head  Inn,  anri 
pirt  of  these  walls  h  ive  been  cotiverted  into  a  tenacc 
from  whence  there  is  a  fine  and  commanding  piosixci 
of  the  town  and  fenile  country  sunoundii  g  it :  this  is 
a  spot  much  lesorted  to  by  the  inhabitants  of  15uiga\ 
:n  the  summer  time.     Jietweeii  the  two  chuiclies  ap- 


pear the  ruins  of  a  Benedictine  nunnery,  fontuled  by 
lloger  de  Glanvile,  and  the  Countess  Gundreda,  bis 
lady,  in  1160,  to  the  honour  of  God,  the  lilessed  Virgin 
Mary,  and  the  Holy  Cross.  His  giacf  the  Duke  of 
N(  itolk  is  lord  of  the  manor;  and  the  municipal 
officers  of  the  town  are  those  anpninted  at  his  coiiif 
leet  atid  baioii,  held  annually.  The  county  maui>tratt>s 
sit  in  petty  sessions  here  every  Thursday  ;  and  Rungay 
is  included  in  the  Reccles  circuit  of  County  Court 
towns  for  the  recoveiy  of  debts  to  any  amount  not  ex- 
ceeding £20. 

'I'lie  places  of  worship  are,  the  two  churches  of  the 
parishes  already  named,  and  cliapels  for  Ind'-pendents, 
Wesleyan  Methodists,  and  Human  Catholics.  Saint 
Mary's  Church  is  a  very  hand-ome  structure,  atid,  with 
its  fine  tower,  is  a  great  ornament  lo  the  town.  It  is 
(  onstructed  of  flitit  and  freestone,  and  was  chiefly  i  e- 
tuiilt  after  the  fire  of  1688,  by  wbich  it  was  reduced  to 
ruins,  some  of  which  stdl  remain  at  the  east  end  of  the 
present  building.  The  church  of  the  Holy  Trinitv  is  a 
small  aticient  edifice,  with  a  round  tower,  embattled, 
and  bearing  severnl  shields  with  the  aitns  of  Thomasde 
Brotherton,  Eai  1  of  Not  folk,  and  the  Montacute,  Bigod, 
BeHncham|),  and  other  families.  The  living  is  an  uii- 
propiiated  vicaiage,  leased  by  the  Bishop  of  Ely  to  the 
Rev.  Thomas  Collyer,  the  present  incutnhent.  The 
charities  comprise  a  free  grammar  school ;  ptiblic 
schools,  conducted  upon  the  British  and  National  platis, 
and  foi  infants ;  a  dispensary,  and  some  almsbonses. 
There  are  a  great  number  of  heauiiful  seats,  within  a 
few  miles  of  Bungay,  placed  in  deligbthd  situations. 
The  market  place  is  ornameined  by  a  hntier  cross, 
imilt  in  1690,  and  covered  with  a  leaded  dome,  sur- 
mounted by  a  fine  figure  of  Justice.  The  maiket  is 
h'-ld  on  Thursday;  a  considerable  cattle  fair  on  the 
lull  of  Mav,  and  a  statute  meeting  on  the 2.ith  of  Sep- 
teinher.  By  the  retuins  for  18;U  the  paiisli  of  the  Holy 
Triuiiy  contained  l.(>(i'6  iidiahitanis,  and  that  of  Saint 
Maiv  2,071 ;  in  1841  they  contained  respectively  1,861 
and  2,248 

Sepaiated  fiom  Bungay  by  tlie  Waveney  is  the  vil- 
lage and  parish  of  Ditciiingiiam,  in  the  huudied  of 
Loddon  and  county  of  Norfolk,  containing  a  paiish 
c  lurcli,  dedieatitl  lo  Saint  Mary,  a  silk  mill  as  before 
stati'd,  and  a  population  of  1,124  inhabitants. 

Kathi  r  more  than  half  a  mile  from  Butigay,  in  the 
hundred  of  its  name  and  county  id  Norfolk,  is  the 
villige  and  parish  of  Earsham.  The  neat  chmch  of 
All  Saints  contains  some  handsome  mural  (ahlets  of 
the  Windliam  family,  a  font  cuiioiisly  carved,  and  tlie 
windows  are  enriched  with  some  beautiful  stained 
glass.     Population  of  the  paiish  7^J1. 


POST    OFFICE^   i'^aishain  street,  Matthias  Ahel,   Po.i/  Master. — Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  every 
morning  at  ten  mnmtes  before  seven,  and  are  despatched  in  the  evening  at  half-past  six. 
Post  Office  Orders  are  granted  and  paid  from  nine  in  the  morning  till  five  in  the  evening. 

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Utitctoiy. 


BUNGAY,  &c. 


^Uffolfe. 


NOBILITY,  GENTRY  AND 
CLERGY. 

Adair  Sir  Robert  Shafto,  BHrt.Flix- 
tou  Hall  L^t 

AlcUr  Uev.  Edward  Thomas, Trinity 
All-op  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  Eiirsliani  st 
Aiigei  .Mrs.  Harriet,  Kaish.tiii  st 
Barkvvav  Rev.  Frederick,  Earsiiam  st 
Barlee  Mrs.  —  Beccles  road 
Barnes  Mrs.  Lucy,  Eaisham  st 
Bediiiufieid  John,  Esq. (magistrate), 

Diich  iigliam 
Beiice  Rev.  C.  1$.,  St.  Cross 
Beniers  tlie    Hon.  and   Rev.  Lord, 

Kirby  Hall 
Bewicke  Miss  Jane,  Trinity  st 
Burisall  Mrs.  Liicv,  Grove  road 
Cautley  Rev.  William  G.,  E^rsham 
Cliaiiibcrs  Mr.  Davnl,  Lwr.  Oll-iiid  st 
Chambers  Rev.  J.  P.,  Hedeiiiiam 
Cobb  Kev.  Rohert.Tlivvaite 
Collyer  Rev.  Thos.,  Upper  Olland  st 
Criikmore  Mrs.  Arabella,  Ollands 
Ciiddon  Mr.  James,  'Iriiiity  st 
DairmgCapt.John,R.N  EarshamHall 
DalliiigSii  VVin.liart.Earsh  iin  Lodge 
Denny  Mrs.  Ellen,  Prospect  place 
Dowsoii   Rlrs.  Elizb ,  Ditchingliani 
Drane  Mis.  Sarah,  'I'rinity  st 
Dreyer  Mrs.  Eliza,  Tiiiiity  st 
Dyhall  Mr.    William,  Market  place 
Ebbage  Mr.  Robert,  Rose  Cottage 
Farmer  Mis.  Sarah,  Broome 
Forster  Mrs. Clara  Susatiiiali.Ditch- 
inaliani  [South  Elmhrim 

Holiiie-Rev.Adolplius.^t.Mamarei's 
HuUoL)  Rev.  Henry,  St.  John's 
JoUey  Rev.  Huntoii,  Broome 
Kerredge     JMrs.       Kerenhappach, 

Trinity  st 
King  Mr.  John,  Upper  Ollaud  .st 
Mann  Mrs.  Aim,  Tiiiiity  si 
Mann  .Major  Joliii,  Trinity  st 
Jlaruet-ouMr". Sophia,  Ditchingham 
IMiiins  .Mr.  John,  Ollands 
Morrell  Mrs.  —  Broad  st 
Piikard  Rev.  John,  Woodton 
Plowman  Mrs.  Mary,  Bridge  st 
Plowman  Mrs.  Sophia,  Raisham  st 
Pratt  .Mrs.  Ann,  Upper  Ollaiid  st 
Pratt  Mr.  Henry,  Upper  Olland  st 
Prentice  Mrs.  —  Bioad  st 
Redarave  Mr.  Simuel,  Hull  lane 
Reyiidlds  Mrs.    Louisa,   Lower  Ol- 
laud st 
Richies  Mr.  John,  Earsham  st 
Rolling  Rev.  Thos.  Ucpei  Olland  st 
Roberts  Mr.  Geoigp,  Aim-house  st 
Roaersnn  Mr>.  Elizabeth,  Trinity  st 
Safford  Rev.  Jas.,NottinebamCasile 
Sanby  Rev.  George,  Denton 
Sanby  Rev.  George,  jnn.  Flixton 
Sciitt  Julin  B.,  Esq.  Earsham  st 
Scott  the  Misses  —  Common  road 
Scudaniore  Rev.  William  E.,  Ditch- 
ingliani 
Smitli  Mrs.  Ann,  Earsham  st 
Smith  Mr.  James,  Earsliaiii  st 
Smith  l{ev.  John,  Broome  place 
'  Spall  Mr.  Edward,  Grove  mad 
Umplielby  Chaile-,  Esq.  Denton 
Uttina  Mr.  Tlioniiis,  Ditdiingham 
Waddiniiton    Rev.  Joseph,    L^pper 

Olland  .st 
Walesby  Mrs.  Lydia,  Printing  Office 

lane 
Walker  Mr.  Pearce,  Flixton  road 
Web.'i  John  Raplael.Ksq. Grove  road 
West  Ml.  William,  Plough  st 
Young  Mrs.  Elizabetli,  Prospect  pi 

ACADEMIES    AND    SCHOOLS. 

Not  otherwise  de«cribfrt  are  Day  Schools. 
Abel  Matthias,  Broad  st 
Barker  Margaret  &  Mary  (boarding 
and  day),  Broome 


British  School,  Plough  st — Win. 

Eyeritt,  master;  Susannah  Smith, 

mistress 
Catclipole  Elizabeth,  Broad  st 
Free  Grammar  School,  Eat  sham 

st — Rev.  Fiedk.  Barkway,  ma-ter 
Infants'  School,  Common  road — 

Sarah  Marsden,  mistrrss 
Jones  Charles   Paul  (boat ding  and 

day),  Bridge  st 
National  >chool,  Common  road 

— John  Fraihers,  master ;  Louisa 

Cock,  mist  less  [Earsham  st 

Owles  Harriet  (boarding  and   day), 
Keeve  Charlotte,  Broad  st 
Wooliioiigh    Mary    (boarding    and 

day),  L^ppei  Olland  st 

AGENTS. 

{See  also  Fire,  Sfc,  Office  Agents.) 
Abel  Matthias  (estate  and  general), 

Earsham  st 
Ashley    John    Samuel    &   Richard 
D'Urban'for  the  Chii-tian  Know- 
ledge Socitty),  IJpper  Olland  st 
Baker  George  (house  and  estate). 
Trinity  st  [st 

Ebbage   Francis    (estate),  Earsliani 
Mami  Richard  &  William  (for  Bar- 
clay's porter,  and  Lacan's   ale), 
Wainfoid  Mills  [st 

Smitli  Samuel  (house), Lwr.  Olland 
Spall  Henry  (general  commission), 
Nei*  roati  [ham 

Stanford  William  (cattle),  Ditcning- 

ATTORNEYS. 

Bellman  Hemy,  Broad  st 
Drake  Charles.  Tiinity  st 
KI>vv()od  Azariab,  Earsliam  st 
Gwyn  William  Hina  io.  Broad  st 
H.irtcup  William,  Broad  st 
Sniiili  Samuel,  Broad  st 

AUCTI ONE ERS&  APPRAISERS 

Bake.'  George,  Tiinity  st 

Ebbage  Frs.  (appraiser),  Earsham  st 

Spall  Henry,  New  road 

BAKERS. 

A'ger  VVilliam,  Bioad  st 

Bid  well  Mark,  Lower  Olland  st 

Clarke  John,  Bridye  st 

Cork  William,  Ear-liam  st 

Dinper  f'raiicis,  Bridge  st 

Ecclestiine  Robert,  LTpper  Olland  st 

Fisk  George,  Eaisham 

Fryer  Jonathan,  Market  place 

Mayhew  Jeremiah,  Earsham  st 

Saver  Manning,  Upper  Olland  st 

BANKERS. 

East  of  England  Bank  (Branch), 
Broad  st,  (draw  on  the  London 
and  Westminster  Bank) — J^amuel 
Smitli,  agent 

Gurneys',  Turner  &  Brightwen, 
Broad  st  (diawon  Barclay, Bevan, 
&  Co.,  London),  VVilliam  Hart- 
cup,  agent 

Harvey-'&  i'iul.son's,  Market  place, 
(draw  on  Han  keys',  &  Co.,  Lon- 
don)— Graystone  Bucke  Baker, 
agent 

Savings'  Bank,  Mai  ket  place,  (open 
on  the  first  and  third  'I'htiisday 
ill  each  month) — GraystoneBucke 
Baker,  actuary 

BASKET    MAKERS. 

Glover  Charles,  Bridge  st 
Turner  William,  Upper  Olland  st 
Waller  Sarah,  Printing  Office  lane 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Archer  Peter.  Upper  Olland  st 
Crook  .Aiiunstus,  Brideest 
Gardiner  .Simeon,  Bridge  st 
Jay  George,  Bioad  st 
Leggett  Robert,  Eaishain 


Smith  William,  Ditchineham 
Watson  John,  Upper  Olland  st 

BOOKSELLERSdc  STATIONERS 
Ashby    John    .Samuel    &    Richard 

D'L'rbaii,  Upper  Olland   st 
Morris  Josepli  Money,  Broad  st 
Reeve  Jesse  (stationer).  Market  pi 
Williams  Mary  Elizabeth  (and  mu-ic 

seller,  and  fancy  i  epositoiy),i\lar- 

ket  place 

BOOT    AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Baiiliam  Boliert,  Earsham  st 
Beare  Robert,  U|i|ier  O  land  st 
Beare  William,  Uppir  Olland  st 
Cattermole  Josepli,  Uppei Olland  st 
Catteimole  William,  Broad  st 
Chaston  Eveiitt,  Earsham  st 
Chaston  Robert,  Earsham  st 
Cliittleborongli  &  Son,  Earsham  st 
Claxton  Robert,  Bridge  st 
Codling  William,  Lower  Olland  st 
Cornaby  Matilitw,  Biidue  st 
Cro-s  VVilliam,  Edisham  st 
Gil)h.s  John,  LJpper  Olland  st 
Martin  Georee,  iMarket  place 
Reeve  John  R.,  Biidge  st 
Scarlett  Samuel,  Bridge  st 
Tilinam  Samuel,  Ditthingham 
Tillt-y  Charles,  Bridge  st 
Woor  James,  Upper  Olland  st 

BRAZIERS  AND  TINMEN. 
Booty  William,  Lower  Olland  st 
Hudson    James  Elliott   L.,  Upper 

Olland  st 
Norraau  John,  Market  place 

BRETVERS. 

Hogg  William,  Eirsliam 
Wright  Robert,  Grove  road 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Adams  John,  Broome 

Belts  Robert  Coat^s,  Hay  market 

Bull   Isaac  &  Sons  (and  plasterers). 

Printing  Office  lane 
Eldeii  James,  Broome  [hill 

Gaffar  Thomas  &  William,  Castle 
Halswnrth  Robert,  Earsham 
Nuun  Robert,  Plough  st 

BUTCHERS. 

Aldons  Richard,  Upper  Olland  st 
Beddenfield  John    (pork),    Lower 

Ollanil  st 
Calver  William,  Upper  Olland  st 
Chase  Robert,  Biidge  st 
Giiiiiig  John  VVilliam,  Earsham  st 
Hunting  Sarah,  Upjier  Olland  st 
Ree\e  William  (porU),  Earsh  im  st 
Smith  Ann  (pork).  Lower  Olland  st 

CABINET    MAKERS    AND    UP- 
HOLSTERERS. 

.Mayhew     Edv\ai(i    (and     printers' 

joiner).  Upper  Olland  st 
Rowe  Robert,  Ufiper  Olland  st 
Taylor  Nathaniel,  Earsham  st 
Waller  John,  Eaisham  st 

CARPENTERS    Ac    BUILDERS. 

Botwrighf  John,  L^pper  Olland  st 
Dai  by  Robert,  Pi  intiiig  Office  lane 
Kbbage  Francis,  Ear.-bani  st 
Foulger  Josepli,  Upper  Olland  st 
Morris  Isaac,  Ditchingliani 
Richnioiid  James,  Earsham 
Smith  William,  Printing  Office  lane 
Stockdale  Joliii,  Market  plice 

CHEMISTS    AND    DRUGGISTS. 

Baytit'ld  Arthur,  Earsham  st 
Cliiiicliyard  William,  Market  place 
Owles  James,  Upper  Olland  st 
CHINA,  GLASS,  &c.  DEALERS. 
Draper  VVilliam,  Ditchingham 
Gosling  George,  Biidiie  st 
Knights  Daniel,  Ditchingham 
Stuiih  Henry,  Upper  Olland  st 

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CLOTHES    DEALERS. 

Botwiig't  TiKiiiirts,  UppfiUllandst 
Claxtoii  HolHTl,  Bridne  st 
Scarlett  Sanitiel,  Bri.lne  st  [st 

Suitoii  John  (Jroom,  Upper  Ollaad 

COACH    MAKERS. 

Dutt  Williain,  Ditcliiiighaiii 
Spall  William,  Grove  road 

COAL    DEALERS. 
Bridiie  Eilward,  Broome 
Burroiighes  Jolin,  Kaisham 
Butcher  K'lvvar(i,Staitli 
Godt'iey  William,  Eai>liani 
Kuiuliis  Thomas,  Providence  place 
Lodge  Siiinuel,  liridye  st 
Lodye  Samuel,  juii.  Upper  Olland  st 
Uttmg  Geornf,  Grove  road 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Alcxaiidir  William,  Bridge  st 
Cock  William,  Earshani  st 
Ecciestoiie  Hubert,  Upper  Olland  st 
Rlavlit-w  Jeremiah,  Earsliaiii  st 
Say'er  Manning,  l^ppir  Olland  st 

COOPERS. 

Foreman  Robert,  Ditchingham 
Godfrey  George,  Ear-liaiu 
H  udiiig  Simeon,  Bridge  st 
Hinsby  William,  Lower  Olland  ^t 

CORN  AND  FLOUR    DEALERS. 

Bruce  Ihomas,  Bridge  st 
Butcher  Edward,  Staith 
Clarke  .Lremiali,  Earsham  St 
Cock  William,  Broad  st 
Cuddon  Wilham,  Ditchingham 
Gosling  George,  Bridge  st 
Mann  Bichd.&.  Wm.Wainford  Mills 
Pulfoid  George,  Earsham 
Saver  Mannine,  Upper  Olland  st 
Smith  Samuel,  Earsham  st 
Smith  Thomas,  Bridge  st 
Smith  'I'homas,  Marker  place 
Stockdalc  North(fl.iur),Up.011and  st 

CURRIERS    AND    LEATHER 
CUTTERS. 

Cross  William,  Earsham  st 
Parker  Samuel,  Upper  Olland  st 
'Jibnam    Samuel   (leather   cutter), 
Ditchingham 

DYERS. 

Dann  William,   Ditchingham 
Kerridge  William,  Ditchingham 

FARMERS. 

Aldborougli  Heniy,  Earsham 
Bowler  Benjamin,  Denton 
Buck  Jereiiiiah,  Ditchingham 
Burgess  John,  Ear>harii 
Carver  William,  Earsham 
Clutton  George,  Earsham 
Crow  Henry,  Earsham 
Diake  Frederick,  Earsham 
Drake  Kiveis,  Park  Farm,  Earsham 
Draper  P'rancis,  Ditchingham 
Ebbage  Robert,  Hill  Farm, Earsham 
Howard  Charles,  Earsham 
Jaideii  John,  Earsham 
Laikman  William,  Tindall  Hall 
Legood  Robert,  Earsham 
LoMii  James,  Broome 
Mead  John,  Broome 
Miller  John,  Bionnie 
Minns  John,  Ditdiingham 
Moore  Jaim-s,  Broome 
Parrincton  Thomas,  Earsliam 
Rackham  John,  Earsham 
Smitd  Robert,  Ivy  Cnttage,Earsham 
Stanford  William,  Ditchingham 
Wooltoion  William,  Denton 
Wright  Jiiliii,  Earsham 

FIRE,    ate,     OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Aguicultuiust  (cattle),  Augustus 

Croiik,  Bridte  st 
ExPF.uiENCK  (life),  John  S.  Ashby, 

Upper  Olland  st 

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MILLERS. 


Manning  Archer,  UpperOliand  st  ^'^'■'•"^y /?,'»r  ^''^f,'\^'''Z\  =»nrt 
Globe,  Henry  Bellman,  Broa.i  st  Bur  sail  Robert  «  ove  oad  and 
Life  Association  of  Scotland,  I     *^'1.'"^,\^'"  ^'"1,^^%".^'^'*  ^l'"^' 

Henry  Spall,  New  road  Copp.n     liomas,  Earsham 

National  Lo^N  Fund  (life),  Mat- 1  ^^<;•'ey  Joseph,  Grove  road 

thias  Abel,  Earsham  st  Pulford  George,  Earsha  i 

Royal   Farmers'  and  General,]     ^et  place 

Arthur  Bayfield,  Earsham  st  t  MILLINERS  &DRESS  MAKERS 
Suffolk    (fire),    Samuel     Smith,  I  Atmare  Susannah,  Upper  Olland  st 

Broad  .strtet  I  Baker  Mary  Ann,  Lower  Olland  st 

Sun,  Georue  Baker,  Trinity  st  |  Bardwell  iMartlia,  Tiinity  st 

West  OF  England,  Charles  Drake,  1  Caitcrmole  Susannah    &   Hannah, 


Trinity  street 

FISHMONGERS. 
Ling  Isaac,  Lowei  Olland  st 
liead  James,  Broad  st 
Tilleti  Benjamin.  Broad  st 
Tillett  William,  F^arshamst 

FURNITURE    BROKERS. 
Day  Geoi  ge,  Lower  Olliind  st 
Kuights  Daniel,  Ditchingham 

GLOVERS. 

Lusher  Randel,  Upi»er  Olland  st 
Maslerson  James,  Lower  Olland  st 

GROCERS     Bt    TEA    DEALERS. 

(Seealsn  Shopkeepers,  S(c.) 
Fisher  Samuel  &  Son,  Market  place 
Haward  Edwin,  Earsham  st 
Owles  Thomas  (and  tallow  chan- 
dler). Trinity  st 


Bridge  street 
Clarke  Louisa,  Earsham  st 
Clarke  Sarah  Ann,  Earsham  st 
Claxton  Elixabetl),  UpperOliand  st 
Cock  Ellen,  Earsham  st 
Cunningham  Mary,  Earsham  st 
Harding  Marv  Ann,  Bridge  st 
Hill  Sarah,  Upper  Olland  st 
Minns  Sophia  Ann,  Earsham  st 
Phillips  Eliza.  Broad  st 
Reeve  Ann,  Broad  st 
Spooner  Emma,  Upper  Olland  st 
Sutton  Lucy,  Upper  Olland  st 
Taylor  Susannah,  Lower  Olland  st 

PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS,   AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Barcham  Edward,  Lower  Olland  st 
Browti  William,  Bridge  st 
Cattermole  Richard,  Bridge  st 


Penrce  Charles  &  George,  Market  pi  Cornaby  John,  Ditchinghain 


PhillipsWilliaml^oni;,  Market  place 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Atty  John  W.,  Lower  Olland  st 
Colby  Georee  (and  dealer  in  fishing 

tackle}.  Upper  OlUnil  st 
Ife  Chailes,  Bridge  st 
Ravtn  Elijah,  Upper  Olland  st 
Reeve  Jesse,  Market  place 
Taylor  John,  Earsham  st 

HATTERS. 

Clarke  Jeremirih,  Earsham  st 
Lnsiier  Randel,  Upper  Olland  st 
Sutton  John  Groom, UpperOliand  st 

INNS. — commercial   &    POSTING. 

{Seetilso  Taverns  S,-  Public  Houses.) 
Fleece  Inn,  James  Martin,  Upper 
Olland  st  [place 

King's  Head,CharlesCasson, Market 
Three  Tuns,  Jas.  Garwood,  Market  pi 

IRON    Ac    BRASS    FOUNDERS, 

AND    agricultural   IMPLEMENT 
MAKERS. 

Cameron  Daniel,  Earsham  st 
Richmond  William,  Bridge  st 

IRONMONGERS. 

Balls  John,  UpperOliand  st 
Hudson    James   Elliot    L.,    Upper 

Olland  st 
Richmond  William,  Bridge  st 

LINEN    ec    ^VOOLEN  DRAPERS 
AND    HABERDASHERS. 

Fisher  Samuel  cV  Son,  Marketplace 
Grigg  &  Dybeli,  Market  place 
Minns  Charles,  Eai sham  st 
Nickless  Frederick,  UpperOliand  st 
Thirl le  John  B.,  Up|)er  Olland  st 
Woods  William,  Market  place 

MALTSTERS. 

Aldis  Charles,  Brootne  [Staiih 

Butcher  Edward  fand  lime  burner), 
Cnddon  William,  Ditchingham 
Mann  Richard   &  William,  Wain- 
ford  Mills 


Farmaii  Eli/abet  h,  Broad  st 
Holley  William,  Printing  Office  lane 
Pearson  Robert,  01  lands 
Redgrave  Samuel,  Earsham  st 
Spooner  John,  Upper  Olland  st 
PRINTERS-  -LETTER-PRESS. 
Ashby    John    Samuel   &     Richaid 

D' Urban,  Upper  Olland  st 
Childs  John  &  Son  (and  stereotype 

founder.s),  Printing  Office  lane 
Morris  Joseph  Money,  Broad  st 
SADDLERS    AND    HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Archer  John,  llpper  Olland  st 
Branford  James,  Broad  st 
Cattermole  Alfred,  Upper  Olland  st 
Walesby  Edmund,  Earsham  st 

SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERS IN 
GROCERIES   6c    SUNDRIES. 

Abel  Mareaiet,  Maiket  place 
Banham  Roheit,  Brootne 
Banham  William,  Providence  place 
Batiell    Samuel    (and  seedsman), 

Lower  Olland  street 
Borrett  William,  Bridge  st 
Buxton  James,  Broad  st 
Cane  Abel,  Bridge  si 
Cock  Geoige,  Lower  Olland  st 
Cock  Gilbert,  Earsham  st 
Codling  Jiditi,  Almshouse  st 
Farrants  Sarah,  Broad  st 
Fisk  George,  Earsham  st 
Godf  ley  George,  Eat  sham 
Gosling  Geoige,  Bridge  st 
(lowing  Elizabeth,  Upper  OUaud  8t 
Holley  Sarah,  Bull  lane 
Hunt  Jonathan,  Broome 
Knights  Daniel,  Ditchingham 
Moore  Robert,  Upper  Olland  st 
Niiiliam  James.  Ditchingham 
Smith  Henry,  Upper  OUniid  st 
Smith  Mary  Ann,  Upper  Olland  st 
Smith  Thomas,  Diichingham 
Tiliey  Elizabeth,  Bridge  st 
Weavers  Joiiii,  Upper  OUaud  st 


iBinetovp. 


BUNGAY,  &c. 


Suffolk. 


STAY    MAKERS. 

Poll  Ann,  Lower  OUand  st 

Poll  Louisa,  Plougli  st 

Taylor  Su.oannali,  Lower  Olland  st 

STRA^V    BONNET    MAKERS. 

CatterinoleSusan&  Hannah  Bridge  st 
Clarke  Louisa,  Ear.sliain  st 
Minns  Sophia  Ann,  f^aisham  st 
More  Louisa,  Upper  Olland  stj 
Prime  Harriet,  liridge  st 
Spooner  Kmma,  Upper  Olland  st 

SURGEONS. 

Currie  John,  Trinity  st 

Fisher    Nathaniel    Briggs,  Upper 

Olland  street 
Gariieys  Charles,  Trinity  st 
Webb  Thomas  Ernest,  Broad  st 

SURVEYORS. 

Baker  George  (land).  Trinity  st 
Ebbage  Francis    (building,  and  for 
town),  Earshani  street 

TAILORS. 

Marked  tlius  *  are  also  Drapers. 
Adkin  Frederick,  Earshani  st 
August  Isaac,  Upper  Olland  st 
King  William,  Ear.sham 
Knights  Maltliew,  Broad  st 
*Le;;g  SumuelRoberts, Market  place 
Lusher  Randel,  Upper  Olland  st 
Martin  Uoben,  Earsham  st 
Mastersoii  James,  Lower  Olland  st 
Mayhew  Amos,  Bull  lane 
Parker  Ann,  Plough  st 
*Sard  John,  Bridge  st 
*Sniith  James,  LTpper  Olland  si 
Smith  William,  Lower  Olland  st 
Spilling  Peier,  Earsham  st 
*Suttoi)JohnGroom,Upper011and  st 
Warner  John.  Hayniaiket 
Weeding  iMaria,  Printing  Office  lane 
Woolnough  John,  Upper  Olland  st 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Angel,  Benjatuin  Martin, Lower  Olland  st 
Artichoke,  William  Crawford.  Broome 
Bell,  George,  Butcher,  Market  place 
British  Oak.  Henry  Spall,  New  road 
Butchers'  Arms,  Mm.  George.  Bull  lane 
Chequers,  Charles  Battelle,  Bridge  st 
Cherry  Tree,  Daniel  Spink,  Common  road 
Crown,  William  Beecroft,  Market  place 
DukeofYork.SusanHopkinsDitchingliam 
Duke's  Head,  John  Buiroughes,  Earsham 
Falcon,  Absolom  Harris.  Ditchingham 
Green  Dragon,  Robert  Airey,  Bridge  st 
Horse  &  Groom,  Isaac  Sadd,  Broad  st 
Jolly  Biitchers,RiclidTibbenham, Hay  mrkt 
King's  Arms,  David  Roe.  Bridge  st 
Plough,  Henry  Codling,  Plough  st 
Prince  ot  Wales,  William  Driver,  Upper 

Olland  street 
Queen's  Head,  Robert  Chase,  Trinity  st 
Red  Lion,Edw;ird  Betts,  Upper  Olland  st 
Rose&Crown.GeoBaldry.UpperOMand  st 
Ship,  Robert  Wood  row  ,  Lower  Olland  st 
TwoBrewi  rsJohiiJeriny.Printing-ollice  la 
VVatchhouse,  John  Elliss,  Beccles  road 
While  Horte,  \Mlliam  Chalker,  Staith 
White  Lion,  Stephen  Wright,  Earsham  st 
White  Sivan,,iohuSlockdaie, Market  place 

Retailers  of  Beer- 
Brighton  George,  Beccles  road 
Bruce  Thomas,  Bridge  st 
Godfrey  William,  Earsham 
Hogg  Elizabeth,  Earsham  st 
Moore  Thomas,  Upper  Olland  st 
Spink  Nelson,  Earsham 
TEA    DEALERS— TRAVELLING 

Botwriglii  Gt-orge,  Lower  Olland  st 
Cane  Abel,  Bridge  st 
Minns  Charles,  Earsham  st 

TIMBER    MERCHANTS. 

Cuddon  William,  Upper  Olland  st 
Farrow  J ostph  (and  slate  &  stone), 
Lower  Ollatid  sti  eet 

TOY    DEALERS. 

Cattermole  Richard  (dttiinallware), 

Bridge  street 
Colby  George,  LTpper  Olland  st 
Keev'e  Jesse,  Market  place 


TURNERS    IN    WOOD. 

Brighton  Elijah,  Lower  Olland  st 
Cuddon  John,  Lower  Olland  st 
Dawdry  Thomas,  Back  lane 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 

Archer  Manning,  Upper  Olland  st 
Crabbe  William  (J. Trinity  st 
Crook  Augustus,  Bridge  st 

W^ATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS 
AND    JEWELLERS. 

Bullock Ilobt.Henry,Upper011and  st 
Carley  Richard  (and    pawnbroker), 

Bridge  street 
Cheiiery  Fiedet ick,  Upper  Olland  st 
Gardiner  Henrv,  Bridge  st 
Mills  Edward,  Bridge  st 
Poll  Phillips,  Lower  Olland  st 

WHARFINGERS. 

Butcher  Edward  (and  lime  burner), 

Bungay  staitli  [ford  Mills 

Mann   Richaid  &  William,  Wain- 

^VHEELWRIGHTS. 

Borrett  William,  Bridge  st 
Goodwin  John,  Earsham 
Goodwin  Samuel,  Ditchingham 
Haward  William,  New  road 
King  Michael,  Ditchinghaiu 
Sutton  William,  Broome 

W^HITESMITHS  AND   BELL- 
HANGERS. 

Balls  John  (and   gas-fitter),  Upper 

Oilaiid  street 
Booty  William,  Lower  Olland  st 
Cameron  Daniel,  Eaishain  st 
Richmond  William,  Bridge  st 

Miscellaneous- 
Adkins  William,  gun  maker,  Earsham  st 
Archer  Peter,  horse  dealer, Upper  Olland  st 
Brown    John,    organist,  imd    teacher  of 

music,  Lo.wer  Olland  street 
Burgess  Charles,  paper  maker,  Staith 
Butcher  Robert, relievingofTicer,New  road 
CoiiN  KXCH4NGE,  Broad  st 
Dispensary,  Broad  st 
Driver  William,  wool,  hide  &  bark  dealer 

Upper  Olland  street 
Earl  Richard, sheriffs  oflicer,  Earsham  st 
Edwards     William     Camden,    historical 

engraver.  Grove  roan 
Gas  Works,  Castle  hill— William  Henry, 

Chambers,  manager  [Ditchingham 

Grout  &  Co.  silk   ciape   manufacturers, 
Harvey  Charles,  millwright,  New  road 
Laike  William,  wine  &  spirit  merchant. 

Broad  street 
Marsden  Thomas,  bookbinder.  Mill  lane 
MnllingerWilliam,  letter  carrier,  Broad  st 
Nursev  .lames,  stone  and  inatble  mason. 

Upper  Olland  street 
Palmer   David,   well   sinker  and   pump 

maker,  Upper  Olland  street 
Police  Station.  Castle  hill — William 

Neagle,  superintendent 
Reading    News'  Rooms  (Private  Sub- 

scvipiion),  Earsham  street 
Sewell  Blooinfield,  registrar  ol  births  and 

death';.  Ollands 
Smith  Thomas,  library,  Bridge  st 
Spall  Henry,  coUectorol  taxes.  New  road 
Stamp  Office,  Market  place — Samuel 

Fisher,  sub-distributer 
Ward  Benjamin,  rope  n-iaker,Ditchingham 
Watts  William,  fruiterer,  Market  place 
Winter  .lohn,  animal  painter  and  glass 

stainer,  Earsham  street 


PLACES    or   WORSHIPj 

and  thi'ir  ministers. 
Trinity  Church,  Trinity  street— Rev. 

Thomas  Collyer,  vicar. 
Saint  Mary's  Chcrch,  Upper  Olland 

street— Rev.   Edward   Thomas    Alder, 

perpetual  curate. 
All  .Saints'  Church,  Earsham — Rev. 

William  G.  Cutley,  inctinilient. 
Saint  Mary's  Church, Ditchingham- 

Rev.  William  E.  Scudamore, iMdonAfH<- 
Ln  DKPivNDENT    ChaPEL,  Upper  Oljund 

st — Rev.  Joseph  \\  addington. 
Wesleyan      Methodist      Chapel, 

Tnnilv  street 
Roman  (AriioLic  Chapel, IJpperOlland 

street— Rev.   Thomas  Ro'ling,  ;)»■((-«<. 


COACHES,  OiaNIBUSES,  &C. 

All  Siiiiflaii  excepted. 

To  LONDON,  by  Coar/i,  to  Ipswich  and 
Diss  Stations,  thence  by  Raihiatj 

To  liECCLES,  thei>aj/CoacA(from  Diss), 
every  evening  at  a  quirtcr  past  five, 
calls  at  the  King's  Head— 5ee  also 
Cf.ocUes  to  Yarmouth 

To  BURY  SAlMEDMUNDS,byCoac/i 
to  Diss  Station,  thence  by  liaitnay 

To  DISS,  the  Dmj  Coach  \itom  Beccles), 
calls  at  the  King's  Head,  every  morning 
at  half-past  nine,  &  the  Dart  (frcm  Yar- 
mouth), calls  at  the  Fleece  every  after- 
noon at  two;  bolh  go  through  Harles- 
ton  and  Scole,  to  meet  the  trains  to  and 
from  London,  Ipswich,  Bury,  &c. 

To  IPSWICH, the  Union  (from  Norwich), 
calls  at  the  Fleece,  every  forenoon  at  a 
quarter  past  eleven,  and  the  lidipsr 
calls  at  the  King's  Head,  every  Monday, 
Wednesday  &  Saturday  evening  at  six  ; 
bolh  go  through  Halpsworth,  Yoxford, 
Saxmundham  and  Woodbiidge 

To  NORWICH,  an  Omnibus,  fmm  the 
Fleece,  every  morning  at  nine;  the 
Uniott  (from  Ipswich),  calls  at  the  same 
Inn,  every  evening  at  five ;  and  the 
Eclipse  (from  Ipswich),  calls  at  the 
King's  Head,  every  Monday,  Wednesday 
and  Saturday  morning  at  nine,  calling 
at  Thorpe  Station,  with  passengers  for 
Railniiy 

To  SCOLE,  a  Mail  Car,  from  the  Fleece, 
every  evening  at  half,  past  six 

To  THORPE  STATION,  by  the  Nor- 
wich   Coaches  [Coaches 

To  WOODBRIDGE,  bv    the  Ipswich 

To  YARMOUTH,  the  Defiance,  liom  the 
King's  Head, every  Monday, Wednesday 
&  Saturday  morning  at  half-past  seven, 
and  the  Dart  (from  Diss),  calls  at  the 
Fleece,  every  Monday,  Wednesday  and 
Friday  afternoon  at  three;  both  go 
through  Beccles  and  Haddiscoe 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILW^AY. 

The  nearest  •S<a/!on  is  at  Thorpe,  near 
Norwich,  13  miles  N.  from  Bungay,  on 
theNoRwiCH  and  Yarmouth  line; 
there  is  also  a  Station  at  Diss,  on  the 
Eastkrn  Union  line,  17  miles  s  s.w. 

There  are  regular  Conveyances  to  the 
above  pl.aces,  as  stated  iii  the  Coach  list 

CARRIERS 

To  LONDON,  by  Ruilnay  from  Diss 
and  Ipswich 

To  BECCLES,  James  Laws,  from  the 
Fleece,  Mnnday, Wednesday, Thursday 
and  Saturday,  and  Joseph  Batley,  from 
the  Queen's  Head,  Tuesday,  lliursday 
and  Saturday — See  nlsn  to  Yak.mouth 

To  BURY  SAINT  EDMUNDS,  to  Diss, 
thence  by  Roitntiy 

ToDlSS  RAILWAY  .STATION.Ephraim 
Jordan,  from  hi»  house,  Broad  street, 
every  morning  (Sunday  excepted),  for- 
warding goods  to  London,  Bury  St. 
Edmunds,  Stowmarket,  Ipswich, 
Colchrstkr,  &c.;  goes  through  Hnr- 
Ifston  and  Scole 

ToFKAMLlNGHAM&ALDBOROUOH 
James  Sayer,  from  the  Kleece,  Monday, 
Thursday  and  l^aturd.iy  evening 

To  HARLESTON,  Joseph  BarKway  and 
Robt.  Prime,  from  the  W  bite  Lion,  daily 
— See  Carriers  to  Diss&  Stradbkook 

To  HEMPNELL,  William  Legget,  from 
the    King's  Head,  Thurs<la>' 

To  IPSWICH,  Robert  Hogg,  from  the 
Fleece,  Monday  and  Fridtiy  morning, 
and  Joseph  Batlley,  from  the  Queen's 
Head,  Monday,  Wednesdsy  &  Friday  ; 
both  go  through  Haleswortli,  Yoxford, 
Saxmundham  and  Woodbridge  ,  for- 
warding goods  by  Railniiyio  LoNDO.v, 
and  all  pails  of  the  South 

To  NORWICH,  Robert  Hogg,  from  the 
Fleece,  every  morning;  James  Sayer, 
from  the  Fleece,  Tuesday,  Wednesday 
and  Friday  afternoon,  and  Win.  Meen, 
from  the  Queen's  Head, Tr.es.  &  Friday 

To  STRADBKOOK, William  Meen,  from 
the  Queen's  Head,  Wednesday  &  Satur- 
day ;  goes  through  Harlestou 

To  YAli  MOUTH,' Ephraim  Jordan,  from 
his  house,  Broad  street,  daily  ;  goes 
through  Beccles  and  Hardiicoe 

CONVEYANCE  BY  WATER  ■ 

To  YARMOUTH,  Whernes,  horn  Bun- 
gay  Staith,  and  Winford  Mills,  daily 

15 


Suffolk. 


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BURY  SAINT  EDMUNDS  AND  NEIGFIBOURHOOD. 


IBlJRY  SAINT  EDMUNDS  is  a  market  town  and 
bDioiigh,  bo'li  coi  poiatc  and  parliamentary  (cnnipiised 
hi  the  paiisiifS  of  Saiiu  James  and  Saint  Alary)  having 
Ssepara'e  jurisdiction — locally  in  the  liundred  of  Tliiu- 
goe;  72  miles  N.K.  by  N.  from  London  (94 j  by  rail]  ; 
26  N.w.  from  Ipswicn  (2()J  by  rait);  14  e.  from  New- 
market; ?7  E.  by  N.  fritin  Camliridge;  and  42  s.s.w. 
from  Norwich  (4.'^  by  ruUj:  situated  on  the  Hury  l)r.incli 
of  tilt-  Eastern  Union  U  dhvay,  and  on  a  gentle  eminence 
on  the  western  bink  of  the  river  Larke  (or  liourne), 
in  the  centre  of  an  open  ai.d  riilily  cultivated  distiict, 
aboundini!  with  interesting  scenery.  'Die  stiects  aie 
spacious  and  clean,  the  bouses  for  the  mo^t  part  uni- 
form and  handsomely  built,  and  there  are  many  ele- 
gant and  well-furni»lied  shop>;  the  town  is  lighted 
with  gas,  and  ihe  inhabitants  aie  plenteoiisly  sn|)piied 
with  water.  The  origin  of  Bury  has  formed  v\b,it 
may  be  termed  ihe  '  dehateable  ur 'und' of  antiquaries  : 
by  some  it  is  held  to  be  the  f^illa  Faustini,  or  the 
seat  of  Faustinins  joihersadoiit  the  Saxon  designation, 
Beoderk  lf'eui(I—t\w  villa  of  lieodericus,  his  cnui 
or  farm  ;  liie  latter  ai)peais  to  be  the  more  natural 
derivation — this  place  having  been  the  seat  or  residtnce 
of  Beoderic,  who  was  propiietor  of  the  land  wheie 
the  abbey  and  town  were  subsequently  elected.  In 
.succeeding  years  it  received  the  name  ui Burgh,  signi- 
fyiiiK  'a  strong  hold  or  town,'  which  in  time  was  modu- 
lated to  Bury ;  lieoderic  heqiieaibed  it  to  Saint  Ed- 
mund, the  king  and  iiiaityr,  and  thus  it  gra  lually  ac- 
quired its  present  uppellatioii.  That  Bury  wa<  a  U'>inan 
station  of  some  constquenre,  has  been  concedeil  by 
almost  every  histoiian;  and  in  the  spring  of  178,5,  the 
fact  was  placeil  beyontt  doubt,  by'the  iliscovery,  wlieie 
the  botanic  garden  (formerly  the  garden  of  theabhey) 
is  H'lW  lai'l  out,  of  some  ancient  siulptiii  es,  which 
proved  to  l)e  repi  e-entntions  of  ilomaii  divinities.  Of 
the  magnificent  abbey  all  that  now  remains  is  the 
western  gute,  which  fmined  the  grand  entrance  :  this 
V' ner  ih'e  remnant,  still  in  a  state  of  ptesei  vatioii, 
almost  perfect,  w,is  built  in  the  early  p  iit  of  the  four- 
teenth Century.  A  tower  that  stands  opposite  to  the 
west  end  of  the  alibey  church,  to  which  in  former  ages 
it  served  a'<  an  appi()|)riate  poital,  is  considered  one  of 
the  iiohle-t  specimens  of  what  is  termed  Saxon  aichi- 
tectuie  in  the  kingdom  ;  it  is  eighty  feet  in  heiulit,  of 
a  quadrangular  foi  m,  and  reniarkalde  for  the  grand 
.simplicity  and  ma"!sive  solidity  of  its  construction  :  this 
tower,  lii'iugh  thirty  feet  distant  from  the  church  of 
r»ainl  James,  serves  as  a  steeple  to  that  edifice.  In  its 
present  state,  the  west  end  of  the  conventual  church 
exhibits  a  very  singular  ajipearance :  an  octagonal 
tower  is  still  standing,  the  lower  part  of  which  has 
'iiecn  c.  livened  into  a  stable;  three  arches,  once  the 
stately  entrance-*  to  the  aisles,  have  been  filled  up 
>vilh  modern  biickwork,and  transformed  into  suitable 
iioitionsof  neat  dwelling- houses.  The  iniiis  of  Saint 
>avi()iii's  bospital,  tormeily  ibe  most  celebrated  esta- 
t'li>ihiiient  of  the  kind  in  Bury,  are  near  the  Noiih- 
gite:  this  huildiiiK  is  alleueil  to  ha>e  been  the  iilace 
(•elected  for  the  murder  of  Hunijjhrey  the  Good,  Duke 
of  Gloucester,  and  for  >oine  time  itegi-nt  of  Enuland, 
ill  1446.  'I'lieie  are  many  other  vestiges  of  aiicitiit 
stru(  tuies,  lo  wiiich  the  antiquary  will  attach  consider- 
able interest. 

I'be  following  are  the  principal  public  buildings,  ex- 
clusive of  those  appropriati-d  to  divine  wor>hip.  The 
sliire-tiall  is  a  modern  eiecioii,  comfirisini;  two  con- 
venieni  courts  for  the  trial  ofciiil  and  criminal  causes. 
The  guild-hall  is  for  the  town  court  of  sessions,  and 
the  transaction  of  the  teneial  business  of  the  bnroutli. 
The  concert-room  is  an  elegant  hnildinu;  and  there  is 
a  handsome  corn-exchange.  The  finuity  Kaol,  elected 
in  180.3,  at  an  expense  of  £.50, 000,  is  calculated  to 
contain  one  hundred  and  forty  prisoners,  vvitli  a  sepa- 
rate bed  for  each  :  it  stands  on  the  London  road,  nearly 
a  mile  from  the  ci  ntre  of  the  town,  and  (nesents  a 
haiidsnrne  stnne  front.  The  borough  bridewell  is  si- 
tuated ill  the  Market-place— the  ate  of  its  erection  is 
obvious  from  its  cin  ular  windows.  The  tbeatie,  a 
neat  sirnciure,  in  the  southern  part  of  the  town,  was 
op'-iifd  for  dramatic  performances  in  October,  1819, 
The  St"  " 


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subicriptioii  rooms  were  comiilttcd  in  1804,  in  a 


superior  style  of  eletancc,  at  an  ex|)eiise  of  nearly 
£5,000:  they  occupy  the  south  side  of  .Anuel-hill,  and 
comprise  hall,  b;lliard,  card,  coffee,  supper  and  reading 
rooms.  TheSutfidk  public  library,  kept  in  the  Guild- 
tiall,  bus  about  one  hunilied  subscribers,  and  contains 
many  valuable  books.  The  botanic  garden,  the  en- 
tiaiice  to  which  is  under  that  maanificeni  luin,  Ihe 
Abbeygate,  is  an  impoitant  acqni.sitioii  to  this  biancli 
of  scientific  study,  as  well  as  a  most  agrt  cable  and 
favoiiiite  promenade.  'I"he  general  Suffolk  hospital  is 
a  handsome  structure,  in  an  open  and  healthful  situa- 
tion. Two  Weekly  newspapiTs  are  published  in  Bury 
— the  •  Bury  and  Norwich  Post,' and  the  '  Bury  and 
Suti'olk  Herald.'  The  spinning  ot  yarn  was  formerly 
the  principal  means  of  employment  for  the  indusiritjus 
class,  and  the  balls  in  which  the  wool  was  deposited, 
are  yet  standing:  no  particular  branch  of  manufacture 
is  now  cariied  on.  Tin-  local  and  retail  business  of  the 
place  is  in  general  flout  ishiiiu  ;  being  well  sustained  by 
a  large  and  respectable  population,  and  the  uumerous 
wealthy  tamilies  in  the  immediate  neighbourhood.  The 
town  is  also  on"  ot  considerable  thoionghfare,  and 
supports  no  fewer  than  seven  principal  inns. 

James  I  granted  to  the  inhabitants  a  cliarterof  in- 
corporation, which  was  extendeil  by  several  succeeding 
tnonarchs.  The  coipoiate  body  under  the  Alunicipal 
Reform  Act,  consists  of  a  mayor,  six  aldermen,  and 
eighteen  councillors,  with  the  usual  assistant  officers — 
styled  'the  Mayor,  Aldermen  and  Burgesses  of  Bury 
Saint  Edmunds,  in  the  County  of  .Suffolk  :'  the  same 
act  divided  the  borough  into  three  wards,  and  provided 
for  it  a  commission  of  the  peace.  Sessions  for  the 
boiougb,  and  also  for  the  county,  are  held  quarterly; 
assizes  for  the  liberty  and  county  twice  a  year,  and  a 
court  leef  annually  under  the  lord  of  the  manor.  Bury 
is  included  in  the  thii  ty-fcmrth  circuit  of  County  Court 
towns,  under  the  acts  passed  in  1846,  for  the  recovery 
of  debts  and  damages  to  any  amount  not  exceeding 
£20— this  court  is  held  monthly,  in  the  shire  hall. 
The  borough  lias  uninieri  iiptedly  returned  members 
to  F.irliament  from  the  4th  of  James  I;  the  pieseiit 
representatives  are  the  Eat  1  Jermyn  ami  Sii  Edward 
Herbert  Bniibni  y.  The  return  of  members  to  sit  for 
West  Suffolk  is  madefiom  Bury. 

The  places  of  worship  aie  the  three  churches,  and 
chapels  for  Baptists,  Independents,  Unitarians,  Wes- 
leyaii  and  Pi  imitive  Methodists,  the  Society  of  Friends 
and  Koman  Catholics  —  the  chapel  of  the  latter  a 
nindern  election.  Saint  Mary's  chutcli  is  an  elegant 
structure,  divided  into  tliiee  aisles  by  two  rows  of 
beautiful  slender  columns  ;  the  roof  particularly  excites 
adniiraiion  by  its  t  isteful  liiilitness.  Saint  James's  is  a 
fine  specimen  of  the  Gothic  style — the  west  end  is 
particularly  handsome  :  the  inteiior  consists  of  side- 
aisles,  a  nave  and  a  chancel,  and  a  galleiy  over  the 
west  entrance ;  the  window  of  ihe  cliancel,  formerly 
beloiigiin;  Xo  the  abbey  church,  is  of  beautiful  stained 
glass;  and  the  organ  is  a  sweet-toned  and  [lowerful 
instrument.  Saint  John's  is  a  handsome  modern  brick 
edifice,  with  a  fine  pioportioned  spire  :  the  livinn  of 
each  palish  is  a  donative,  in  the  gilt  of  tliec<iipora- 
tioii.  .Xiiioimst  the  charitable  institntiuns  of  IJury, 
are,  the  Suffolk  general  hospital,  before  mentioned, 
ri  spt  ctably  supported  by  voluntary  contributions; 
Clopton's  hospital,  a  neat  brick  edifice,  founded  and 
endowed  iu  17.50,  as  an  asylum  for  twelve  poor  ineii 
and  women,  vvidowtisand  widows;  andseveial  other 
iiiunificent  charities  that  are  blended  into  one  tiust, 
called  '  the  guildhall  feoffment,'  theannual  income  of 
which  exceeds  £1.200.  Contiuuous  to  the  Suffolk 
hospital  is  the  pooi  -house  of  the  Fbingoe  Union,  com- 
[nising  forty-six  parishes;  the  building  was  erected  in 
in  18:57.  Tiie  bor<Miuli  of  Bui  y  is  not  comprised  in  the 
Union,  its  parochial  affairs  being  managed  under  the 
fircvisions  of  a  local  act.  The  educational  iiistitutioiii 
are  iiiinieKnis.  The  free  gianimar  school  was  founded 
by  Edward  VI,  for  the  sons  of  all  inhabitants  :  at 
present,  nearly  one  hundred  scholais  are  on  the 
foundation,  anil  the  number  of  pi  ivate  pupils  is  con- 
siderable. There  are,  also,  a  free-school  for  forty 
boys,  and  two  others  for  fifty  gills,  besides  infants' 
schools,  one  of  industry,  and  others  conducted  upon 


©iitctorg. 


BURY  SAINT  EDMUNDS. 


Suffolk* 


the  national  plan.  The  maikcts  are  held  on  Wednes- |  only  excipttd.  F^iis  are  on  the  Tuesday,  and  two 
day  an  I  Saturday;  thefmnier,  the  nioft  coiiviilt-rahle,  fullowine  d  i\s  in  Kaster  week,  the  2nd  of  OVtoher  and 
is  for  com  and  cattle— but  bwih  are  amply  supplied  .  tlie  l>tuf  December;  the  ()ctober  tairis  ihe  primipal 
with  every  necessary.  The  advaniaijes  aiisini;  fioni  a  ;  one,  ami  continues  about  three  weeks.  By  the  re- 
cattle  market,  purchased  by  the  old  corpoiation,  and  turns  made  to  government  in  1831,  tiie  population 
renewed  by  the  new,  have  ntidrred  tlii",  as  a  market  of  the  dorou^h  and  parishes  was  ll,4!i6,  and  by  those 
town,  superior  to  any  in  the  eastern  district,  Noruicl)    tor  1841,  r2,5.'58, 

POST    OFFICE^  Hatter-Street,  Mr.  Henry  Nevvson,  Post  Master, 
Arrival  of  the  Mails  — From  London   and  all  purts  of  the  South,   the   Midland  and   Northeiin 

CouNriF.s,  al-o   from  Scotland,    Ireland  and  Wales,  every  morning  at  ten  minutes  jjasi  four,  and 

;)fternooM  at  four. 
From  the  Counties  of  Cambridge,  Norfolk,  Huntingdon  and  Lincoln,  every  morning  at  ten  minutes 

past  five. 
From   Harlp.ston,  Halsted,  Dtss,  Scole,  Sudbury,  Long   Melford,  Clare,  the  County  of  Essex* 

and  the  Ka>tern  Division  of  the  County  of  Suffolk,  every  morning  at  nine. 
Despatches —To  London  and  all   places  beyond,  thf  Midland  and  Northern  Counties,  Scotland, 

Ikei.and  and  VVales,  every  morning  at  a  qnaiter  before  ei^ht,  and  night  at  half-past  nine. 
To  the  Counties  of  Cambridge,  Norfolk,  Huntingdon  and  Lincoln,  eiery  evening  at  seven,  ^w\Asecond 

desijateh  to  the  towns  of  Cambridge,  Thetford,  Norwich,  Urandon,Wymondham,  Attleborougii, 

Lynn  and  YARiMOUTH.  at  nine  at  night. 
To   Harleston.  Halsted,  Diss,  Scole,  Sudbury,  Long  Melford,  Clare,  the  County  of  Essex,  and 

the  Eastern   Division  of  the    County   of  Suffolk,  erf-ry  afternoon  at  four;  and  &  second  despalcli  to 

Ipswich,  Stowmarket,  Colchester  and  Needham  Market,  at  a  quarterbefore  eiglitin  the  luoriiiug. 
Money  Orders  are  yranted  and  paid  from  nine  in  the  luoiiiing  until  six  in  the  evening. 


NOBILITY,     GENTRY,     AND 
CLERGY. 

Adams  Mr.  Samuel,  (iS  Guildhall  st 
Affleck  Sir  Robt.  Bart.  Dalhain  Hall 
Anderson  Rev.  Thoma-i,  KelsjiHUi 
Andrews  Mrs.  Alice,  24  Well  st 
Andiews  Mr.John,  Sou'hgaie  gr(  en 


Crannise  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  9(i  Noitii-  i  King  tlie  Misses  Sar;ih  &  Harriet' 

gate  street  |      22  Butter  market 

Creed   Misses  Emily  &  Eliza,    23  j  KitchenerMrs.  Emma,  20  Crown  st 


Guildhill  sticet 
Crisp  Mrs.  Murv,  Crown  st 
Cullum  Rev.  Sir  Thomas  Gery,  Bart. 

Hardwick  House 


Airiistrong  Mrs.  Ann.  81  Whitingst  i  Daltou  William, Esq. 109  Northgatest 


Bailey  .Mr.  James,  118  Northgate  st 
Barnard  Mi.^s  Sarah,  73  U  biting  si 
Barnes  Mis.  Alice,  68  Northgate  st 
Bennett  Capi.  Fiiilip,Kougliam  Hall 
Bennett  Philip,  Esq.  Rougham  Old 

Hall  [Hall 

Benyon  de  Beauvoir  R  Esq.Cuiford 
Bevan  Ro'it.Ex].  Rougham  Rookery 
Bidwell  Mis.  El'zbth.6  St.Mary's  sq 
Blniie  George,  Kst]  Chaiiel  House 
Blake  Sii  H>  nry,  Bart.  Barton 
Blake  Rev.  W.  R.  Great  Barton 
Bodwell  Rev.  .losepli  C.  23  Well  st 
Horton  Miss  Mary  Ann,  fi  Hatter  st 
Bow  right  Mr.  Joiin,  Aneel  Hill 
Bradlirook    Mrs.    Ann    Smith,    15 

Westyate  road 
Biidgeman  E.  Esq.  Weston  Hall 
Bridges  Misses  C>'.therii!e&  Plioetie, 

18 Whiting  street  [Park 

Bri-io!  the  Alargucss  of,  Ickvvorth 
Brooke  Arthur,  Esq.  Hoiiinser 
Brooks  Miss  Arabella,  Westgate  st 
I5rown  Mrs.  Marv,  67  Northgate  st 
Bruiidlev  Mr.  .loTiii,  91  Nortll^atest 
Buck  Robert,  Eq.  Newton  Hall 
Buck  Samuel,  Esq.  Hawstead 


Davers  Rev.  Roieit,  Bradfield 
Dingle  Mrs.Elizbtb.  12  Northgate  st 
Donaldson  Rev.  John  William,  d.D. 

13  Northgate  st 
Donne  Mr.Wm.Botioin,  Westgate  st 
Dui  rant  Mrs.  Mary,  88  Nortiigate  st 
Eagle  l'"ras.  King, Esq.  19^Vhitingst 
Edwaids  Mr.  John,  53  Kisbygate  st 
Elviii  Rev.  Corll^lius,  3  Whiiingst 


Knott  Rev.  Hetuy,  Churchgatest 
Laihbuiy  Mrs.  Mnry  Ann,AngelJiill 
Leecli  Miss  Rachael,  23  Crown  st 
Liddle  Mr.  Thomas,  Mill  lane 
Lock  Mrs.  Sarah,  Field  lane 
Lockwood   Rev.  Chailes  Blomfield, 

1  Low  Baxter  st 
Lowe  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  26  Ciown  st 
Luinley  Mrs.  Eli/aiieth    9  Crown  st 
M  'G  regor  A  l  r.  J  oh  n,  39  Southgate  st 
Main  Mrs.  Eli/.abeth,  VVtH  st 
Mallet  .Mrs.  Thomasin,  71  South- 

uatestieet  [Risiiysiate  st 

Mallows    Mr.    George    William,   2 


Eyre  Rev.Charles  JaiiusPhipps,M.A.    Maimers  Hon.  Ijord  John,  Fornhaitt 

3G  (^rown  st  ^,  •    .  ^ 

Eyres  Colonel  Geoige  William,  114 

'Northgate  st 
Fennel!  Mr.  Samuel,  2  St.  Marx's  S(] 
Finch  Mr.  John,  Southgate  ureen 
Gallant  Miss  Mary,  Westgate  st 


Saint  Genevieve 
Martin  C.  C.  Esq.  Liverniere  Park 
Me!l' r  Mr.  John   Dearson,  14  Gar- 
land street 
Mithell  Mis.  Elinor,  Well  st 
Middleditch  Mis.Elizbh.24Crowngt 


Game  Mrs.  Saiali,iG  Westgate  roid  I  Miller  Mr.  James,  13  Crown  st 


Gardtner  Mrs.  Hannah,  2  Church 

gate  street 
Gaiiett  Rev.  Bernard, Westgate  st 
Girling  M  i.  Thoma.s,  25  Guildhall  st 
GoofJciiild  Mr-.  Susan,  17  Hatter  st 
G I oom  M IS. Eli/'abei h,72Guildhallst 
Groom  Miss  .Mary,  86  Whiiing  st 
Gudgeon  Mis.  Pent  lope.  Paradise  jil 
Haggttt  Mr.  Henrv,  St.  .Mary's  sq 
Hall  Rev.  Win.  2  Low  Baxter  st 


Biiilen  Mivs  Eli/.abeth,  St  Mary'ssq  j  Harris  Miss  Eiizalnth,  Angel  hill 
Bullock  Miss  Mary  Julia,  Loom's  la    Harrison  Misses   Haiiiet,   Hannah, 


BiinbuivSir  Edward  Herbert,  Bar 

ton  Hall 
Button  .Mr.  James,  Risbygate  st 
Calveit  .Mrs.  Juliana,  9  Northgatest 
Caiss  R.  .M  .  Esq.  Gr>  at  Welnetham 
Cartwiight  Rev.  John,  m. a.  Soutli- 

g  >te  green 
Cater  Miss  Ebzahetb,  27  Crown  st 
Chilton  Mr.  Wm.  John,  26  Well  st 
Clark  Vl  rs.Elizab.  th,112Noi  thuate  st 
Clarke  Mrs.Eli/abeil),22 Guildhall  st  I  H 
Clarke    Mr.    William    Pleasants,    9    H 


Guildhall  street 
Cobbing  Miss  Maiy,  89  Northgatest 
Cole  Miss  Susan,  14  Noithgate  st 
Coilett  Capt.  Anthony.  Aiigtl  hill 
CoUett  Rev.  U  illiam,"  Westgate  road 
Cook  Mr.  Benjamin,  Field  lane 
Coolie  iMissesMaiy  Ann  &  Martha, 

2  Honey  hill 
Cooksley  Rev.  Thomas  Murray,  4 

VVestg.ite  street 
Cooper  Mrs.  Susan,  43  College  si 

3 


&  Eliza,  4  St.  Mary's  square 
Harvey  Mr.  Edmund,  Southgate grii 
Hat  \ey  Mr.  Edmund,  3  St. Mary'ssq 
H;irvey  Mi.  James,  84  Southgate  st 
Harvey  Mr.  Robcit,  24  Westgate  st 
Hat\ey  Mr.  Robert,  Westgate  road 
Hasied  Rev. Hem  y, 107  Nortiigate  st 
Hervey  Rev.  Lord  Aitliiii,  lekworth 
Hicknian  Rev.Thos.  54  Westgate  st 
Hill  .Mr.  Joliii,  Churchgate  s; 

gson  .Mrs.  Susannah,  '29  Well  st 
gRev.  E.,  Foinhani  St. Martin's 


Hogg  Mrs.  Sarah,  Mill  lane 
Houghton  M rs. M:iiy,70  Guildhnll  st 
Hubbard  Captain  William,  r.n.  18 
■   Noithgate  st 

Huhbaid  Mrs.  Ann, 15  Churchgate  st 
ion  .Mrs.  Sarah,  56  Risbygate  st 
Jack-oil    Rev.    George    Henry,    7 

Guildliall  street 
Janninijs  Mr.  Robert,  St. .Andrew  st 
Jeffes  Mr.  Robert,  II  Whiting  st 
Johnson  Charles,  Esq.  Gailand  st 


Miller  Miss  Lucv,  25  Crown  st 
.Mooie  Georue,  Esq.  Northgate  st 
Mottiam  M  i.Charles,69Southgate  st 
Munfoid  Mrs.  Mary,  3  Honey  hill 
Muskett  Mr.John,  Church  yard 
Newell  Mr.  John,  7  SouthgHte  st 
Oakes  Kev.  Harvey  Aston  AdamsoD, 

m.a.  Saint  ftlary's  square 
Oakes  Henry  JaiiKS,  Esq.  Nowtoa 
Oliver  .Mrs.  Betsy,  f'nion  terrace 
PdiiieMiss  Hannali,113.\ortligatest 
Palfiev  Mrs.  Sophia,  1  .Meat  market 
Parker  .Mr.  (  haiKs,  69  Risb\L'ate  st 
Pate  M  rs.  Eliza  Lloyd,  8  Guildhall  st 
Payne  M  r.  John  Haivey,22  Hatter  st 
Pear-oii  Mrs.  Saiali,  St.  .Andrew  st 
Pelleiv  the  Hon.  and  Rev.  Edward, 

B.a.  74  Guildhall  st 
Petre  the  Hon.  Charles,Northgatest 
Plunipton  Mr.  John,  30  Well  Kt 
Polev  — .  Esq.-Boxtead  Hall 
Poole  .Mrs.  — ,  5  Wliitingst 
Poitvvav  Mr.  Georye,  Meat  market 
Prike  ftlrs.  Christian,  41  Westgate  st 
Quavie  Thomas.  Esq.  Harton  mere 
Rashdall  Rev.  Robert,  54  St.  Jcdin  st 
Roberts  Mr.  William,  83  Whitingst 
Robinson  Mr.  Thos.  17  Westgate  st 
Rogers  M  rs.  Ann  Rose,  9  Whiting  si 
Rushbrook. Major — ,RushbrookHaU 
Searlen  James,  Evq.  Horringer 
Silverstoiie  Mr.  Jas.  17  Whitingst 
Simpson  Miss  .Mary  .Ann,  .Angel  hill 
Smith  Mrs.  Frances  Elizabeth,  7  St. 

Marv's  square 

17 


Suffolfe. 


BURY  SA!NT  EDMUNDS. 


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GENTRY,  Scc.—Conlinued. 

Smith  Mrs.  Hiainiili,23Soiitlig^itest 
Smitli  Mr.  Jolm,  5:5  Gniliiluill  st 
Smith  Mrs.  Susan,  6  Spaihawk  st 
South  -Miss  Mary,  C>7  Guildliall  st 
SiMrkeG-eunrv,  Ksij.  VVe-tgite  .st 
Spink  Mrs.  Eli/.aheth.  .Mill  lane 
Steel  Miss  Kllzal'tli,lllN»rthgate.st 
Stfel  .Mis>  Kiixalieth,  14  Ilisbvgate  st 
Steel  Mrs.  Kli/-abeil),  8  Nnrthgate  st 
Steel  Mr.  ^h<lma^,  S.i  llisiiygite  st 
Steggall  Mrs.  Rehecc:i,84  Wliitiiiust 
Steward  Mi..Iain'Js,45Chuic!.gate  >t 
Sutton  Mrs.  A  nil. Mai  ia.Uuiou  terra- e 
Syiuoml.s  iMi>s  Ekanur,  12  Breiii- 
govelsticei  [t.'a:e 

Thompson  Rev.  Henry  TliosNortli- 
Tlioiiipson  John,  Esq.  i.ooni's  lane 
Tlinrlow   the  Uii^ht  Honble.  Lord, 

Ashfield  H.ill 
Tilhv  the  Misses  Matilda  &  Eliza, 

2()'Northgate  st 
Traice  Mis.s  Ann,  Schonjhall  ft 
Tvs  11  Mrs.  Sarah.  23  Well  st 
Wain  Wright  .Mr.  Win  12  Ri.sbygate  .st 
Walfoiil  Mrs.  Rehecca,  Angel  hill 
Wal.sliani  Sir  John,  Honey  hill 
AVard  Ml  S.Jane,  19  Westgate  st 
Ward  Mrs.  Sophia,  r>6  Westgate  .'t 
Wastell  Misses  Isiibella  &  Frances, 

103  Northgate  >t 
Wayiiiaii  Mis.  Jane,  Angel  hill 
Wells  Rev.  Edward  Cornish,  West- 
gate  stre  t 
West  Rev.  Tlionias,  1  Whiting  st 
Weston  Miss  Juliaiw.  We>tgite8t 
Whatioii  Mr.  John,  17  Nortlmatest 
Wiiks   Mrs.  Sus.tmiah,  101  Risby- 

gate  strei  t 
Williams  Mr.Wiiruim,  Hospital  road 
AVorlledgeJolin,h>q.  12  Meatuiarkt 
Wright  .Miss  Ann,  I'ielil  lane 
Young  Mrs.  Maria,  11  Rishygate  st 
Young  William,  VJ  Northgate  st 

ACADEMIES     AND      PUBLIC 
SCHOOLS. 

Marked  tlnis  *  are  buardiriK:  not  other- 
wise ilescribeil  are  Day  Schools 
Aldhitn  Alfred,  Colhge  vt 
•Baker  E  izabeth.  Angi  1  hill 
Barrows  Eliza  A  Laura,  40  Crown  st 
*Uurioughs  Charles,  2  .Mustow  st 
Chapman  Ann,  l.'i  Ri^iiyuate  st 
•Cook  &  Death,  Angel  hill 
•Cioiiiii  Mary  Aim,  31  Crown  st 
•De  Caile  Jane  &  Emma,  7  Spar- 

liawk  stieet 
•Dndd  Ellen,  3  Chequers  >quare 
J'EOFF.MEVT     School,     liiidewell 
lane — Will.  Heiir\  Fuller,  master 
Feoiiaient  .'school,  College  st — 

Robert  Cniske,  inasier 
Free  CiRAMMAr    School,   North- 
gate  SI  —  Riv.  John  William  Do- 
naldson, D.I),  master 
Grange  Raehael,  31  Guildhall  st 
Houliler  James,  Skinner  st 
Howe  &  Littleboy,  79  Wliiting  .st 
iNFANTb'  School,  Sparhawk  st  — 

Lucretia  Alhon,  mistn  ss 
Infants'    .School    (.Saint  John's) 
Cl.'ureh  row — MaryAnii  Hawkins, 
niisfre^.s 
•Jay  Maria  Eli/a,  Sonthgat"  st 
•Liiidars  Sojihia,  Angel  hill 
•Lockwiiod  Rev.  Charles  Blomfield, 

1  Low  R  ixt<r  st 
Mathew  Sophia,  12  Well  st 
National   School    (hoys).   Field 

lane— 'I'hotiias  Stow,  master 
National  School    (girls).  Spar- 
hawk  street — Susannah  Shepard, 
inistr*  ss 
Newman  Elizabetii,  3  Cheqneis  sq 
Kudlaiul  Sophia,  15  Wdlst 

18 


Sage  Elizab  th,  18  Rrent'jovel  st 
School  of  Industuv,  Hosp  tal  rd 

—  Maiy  Wiiliaiiis,  mistress 
♦Simpson  Robert,  4')  College  st 
Smith  HanietElizbii.  (i9Whit.ngst 
Stow  Mrs.  Angel  lull 
V'ince  Chail.itte,  lo  H  itter  st 
•WinkfitldSaiahAnn,llWe.stgate!5t 

AGENTS. 

(S-e  also  Fira,  i;c.  Office  Agents.) 
Robv  Rnbert   (for   Rmsome's  agri- 

rultiiiai  implements),  8  .Meat  mkt 
Eveiard  John  Rotter  (Ryan's  patent 

manure),  Guililhiill  st 
Hunter  William    (land  and  guano), 

24  Abbeygate  st 
Moor  Joseph  (for  Rass'  &  Allsopps' 

India  [la'e  ale),  52  Abbevgate  st 
Newson  Henry  (e.stile),2  Hatter  st 
Norfolk  Thomas  (general  and  land 

and  estate),  1  Checiuers  square 
Payne  James  (land  and  valuer),  110 

S(uithgate  st 
Rod  well    Robert    (land    valuer),  6 

Whiting  st  [market 

Shave    Luke    f general),  2G    Butter 
Thompson    John    (for  the   London 

Piopeity  Rioteciion  Society),  14 

Meat  market  [gate  road 

Whitaker  George  (house)  ,25  West- 

AGRICULTURAL    IMPLEMENT 
MAKERS. 

[See  alsu  AJuchine  Makers.) 
Prit!  y  Thomas,  fJuildhall  st 
Woods  J. lines,  iMeat  niHrket 
artists- 
portrait,  &c.  painters. 
De  Reerske  Johna,  10  Crown  st 
Salmon  Willinn  Henry,  14  Hatierst 

ATTORNEYS. 

Horton  John  Henry,  4  Hatter  st 

l3iookeWillianiLomhe,lRisbygatesi 

Cambridge  Joliii,  lireiiigovel  st 

Camhiiilge  John,  jiin.  Rrenlgovcl  st 

Case  Edward,  21  Hatter  st 

Case   Philip   Jaiues    (and   iiotarj), 

Churchgate  st 
Duirant  Kieliaid,  C(>rn  maiket 
Hinueil  Charles,  1  Ricntgovel  st 
Holmes  Jos(ph  Hanbv,  23  Hatter  st 
Ion  John  Watiing,  2  ILitter  st 
Jackson,SparkeA  Holmes, 8  Hatierst 
Jay  Saiiiiiel  John,  Angel  hill 
Leech   Chailes   Denton   !Si.  Son,  23 

Crown  st 
Le  (irice  Henry,  21  Butter  market 
Niinii  Siniiev,  29  Crown  st 
Salmeii  William,  71  Guildliall  st 
Wavmaii,     Greene     &     Partridge, 

('hiirch  y  ird 
Wing  Frederick,  18  Hatter  st 
Young  Saml. David, If)  LowB.ixlerst 

AUCTIONEERS  &APPRAISERS 

Browiisinitb  Jo-eph,  (i  Sparhawk  st 
liiillen   TlioiiiHS  Geoige,   20  Butter 

market 
Fcntoh  Reuben,  6  Meat  market 
Hunter  William,  24  Abbeygate  st 
Nelson  Henry,  2  HaUerst 
Norfolk  Thoiiia-,  1  Cheiiuers  square 
Payne  Jaiius.  110  ,*^otitbgate  st 
Ru'dlin  John  Tlios.  17  Bieiitgovel  st 

BAKERS. 

Bacon  Susan,  Br.  niyovel  st 
Baker  Hannah,  3  Whiting  st 
Rateinan  William,  Cannon  plice    • 
Beimel  Benjamin,  Soiithgate  st 
Brewster  Robert,  40  VV'estgate  road 
Ciiidler  William,  108  Southgate  st 
Crack  John,  8  Ciowii  st 
Crick  Thomas,  Anmd  lane 
Death  Daniel,  Soutjuiate  st 
Death  Henry,  82  St.  John  st 


Gissiiig  Stephen,  Ancel  liili 
Grange  WiiUam,  31  Guiblhall  st 
Head  Charles,  4  Noithgate  st 
Hempstcd  James,  Llnion  terrace 
Jackson  Geoige,  Prospect  pliice 
Limmer  James,  Field  lane 
Limmer  John  Davy,  91  Risbygatc  St 
Lock  James,  <i  Gull  lliall  st 
Lock  Micliael,  Sr.  .Andrew  st 
Lf>ckwood  Heiiiy,  Whiting  st 
I^ockwool  James,  21  Church  walks 
Norman  John,  Eistgite  st 
Pashler  Georte,  26  liuildhall  st 
Raiison  John  Abraham,  83  Norlh- 

gaie  stieet 
Ro'  insoii  Samuel,  Eastcate  st 
Robinson  William,  40  CoJcge  st 
Stebbn'.!  ,lohn,  6(i  Northgote  st 
Sturgeon  James,  45  (iuildiiall  st 
Suiikin  Heiiiy,  Ilaiiig.ite  st 
TompsoM  Edward,  Angel  laiie 
Walk'  r  John,  (i  Risby>raie  st 
Wan  en  .Abraham,  14  Westgate  road 
Wiitson  William,  Raing ate  st 
Watson  Wiiliaiii,  11  Schoolhall  lane 
Wells  Chnrles,  Field  lane 
Westrup  Charlotte,  Angel  hill 
Wilson  Samuel,  Short  Biackland 
Wiiikiip  Mriria,  2  Brentgovel  st 
Wright  David,  37  St.  Jolm  st 

BANKERS. 

National  Provincial  Bank  of 
England  (Biancii),  9  Meat  mar- 
ket, (diaw  on  the  London  and 
West  minster  Bank) — Geoige  Port- 
way,  manager 

Oakis,  Hevan,  Moore  &  ik'van, 
Butter  market,  (draw  on  Barclay, 
l^evaii  A  Cip.  !j(.iidoii 

Worlled^e  John,  11  Meat  market, 
(draw  on  Barclay,  Bevan  &  C)o. 
London) 

Savings'  Bank,  Crown  st  (open  on 
V\ediiesdavs  and  Saturdays  from 
12  till  I)— Reacii  &  Wiillams, 
secretaries 

BASKET     MAKERS. 

Bradbrook  James,  25  Rishygate  st 
Bryant  Henry,  St.  John  st 
Hairald  Susan,  78  Whiting  st 
Major  William,  (i  and  7  Traverse 
Noble  Arthur,  132  Soutbuate  st 
Nunn  John,  151  Eastiiaie  st 

BERLIN    REPOSITORIES. 

RigKS  Isibella,  24  Meat  iiiaik.t 
Boiley  Mary  .Ann,  7  Crown  st 
Craske  Charlotte  &  So|)hia,  .32  But- 
ter maiket 
[jowvie  Haniiab,  39  Ablicygate  st 

BLACKSMITHS    &    FARRIERS. 

Bariiaid  Benjamin,  St.  Andrew  st 
Bowie  Henry,  Norlliuate 
Diinneit  Daniel,  St.  Andrew  st 
Fletcher  Robert,  Anuel  lane 
Moore  Robert,  Mustow  st 
Simmonds  Jonathan,  St.  Andrew  St 
Smith  Henry,  22  Westgate  road 
Tweed  William,  (Church  row 
Walton  Charles,  14  High  Haxter  st 
Weltoii  Clias.the  Rut's,  We-tgate  rd 
Wheldon  Mary,  Soutlmate  st 

BOOKSELLERS,  STATIONERS, 
AND    BINDERS. 

Markea  tliiis  *  are  also  I'linters. 

(See  also  Printers.) 

Barton  Frederick  (liiuder  only),  48 

(3hurc  gate  st 
♦Bircbiiiall  Eilward,  32  Crown  .st 
*Bii(k  Charles,  Angel  hill 
•Cole  Alfred,  25  Butter  market 
Fuller  William    ffoi  the  Society  for 

PromotingChrislian  Knowledge), 

4  Abbeygate  st 
*JacKson  &  Frost,  Chequers  squaie 


13 1  redo  tj). 


BURY  SAINT  EDMUNDS. 


^Uffolfe* 


Laiike^ter  Fiederic   (and    library), 

17  Ahbeygate  st 
*Robiiisoti    John    (and  library),    2 

Com  iiiirket  [novel  st 

Stnttet  E(l.viinl(stationei),;J6Bivnt 
*Tlioinp>oii  George,44  Ahbeygate  st 

BOOT    AND    SKOB    MAKERS. 

Baitnii  Jiihii,  41  Cliiirc  ht^ate  st 
Barton  KohiTt,  l-'i  Giiildh  ill  st 
Bird  John,  49  Guildliall  st 
Blnoiiitield  Daniel,  157  Kastgate  st 
Bradliiool;  William,  47  Kishygate  st 
Biittoii  John,  89  St  John  st 
Blown  Kreii U. lid wd.;^()  Ahbeygate  st 
Calfe  William,  Raingate  st 
Clark  P"" ran.  is  120  Nnrthgafe  st 
Clarke  &  Syrett,  4*^  Abbeygate  st 
Claike  William,  15  Corn  market 
Cnbhell  Roliei  t,  25  Ri>-bygate  st 
Cubbing  James,  26  Abbeygate  st 
Dallisou  William,  11  Low  Baxter  st 
Dallisdii  William,  15  Mustow  st 
Frost  Alfred,  Traverse 
Goodwin  James,  Mnstow  st 
Giaves  James,  2.-5  Meat  market 
Guriiey  tiedeiick,  40  Gnildhall  st 
Head  Hem  y  Williiiin,  9  Abbeygate  st 
Head  Kichard,  Haiterst 
Head  Samuel,  2  Coileae  st 
HoMgiiton  Willi  im, 15  Gutter  market 
Hnnglitnn  VVm.  jnn.  55  Abbeygate  st 
Humphrey  VVm.  Short  Braikland 
Hurst  William,  77  Kisbyuate  st 
Irons  Ciiarles,  Westi;ate  ro.td 
Loinax  Charles,  Angrl  lane 
M.iyes  Abraham,  92  St.  John  st 
Middleriircli  Alfred,  6  Low  Baxterst 
Perfect  Kpton,  35  S-uthgate  st 
Piigi?  John,  38  (iuildhall  st 
Quant  Sar.ih  &  Siin,29Abbeygate  st 
Heach  Th'inias,  Soutligate  st 
Ringwood  William,  Soutligate  st 
RistJohn,  2/i  Mustow  st 
Scott  Steven,  47  Abbeyuate  st 
Sneiliiig  Robert,  28  Guildhall  st 
Sievvar!  Henry,  38  Chnrcligiite  st 
Svretc  Abraham,  1  Southgttest 
ToPady  Dollar,  42  Abheyuate  st 
Tunbi  idue  Willam,  R  .inflate  st 
Weston  George,  1  ChurcliKate  st 
White  William,  Field  lane 
Whiting  Wiliiaui,  5  Schoolhall  st 
Writiht  J^iines,  15  Ri4)yi;ate  st 
Writ^ht  Wdiiam,  Chnrch^iiite  st 
Youiifjm  lu  John,  53  Westgate  road 

BRAZIEHS      AND      TIN-PLATE 
WORKERS. 

Ashen  Charles,  Soutligate  st 
Beard  Charles,  Corn  urarket 
Boby  Robt  rt,  8  Meat  market 
Braiibrnok  Henry,  Mill  lane 
Cook  John,  72  Gnildhall  st 
Goldsmith  David,  4  Corn  market 
Hart  Alfred,  Piosp-ct  mw 
Hodg'on  Hy.Raynir,10  Meat  market 
Lowes  William,  Spai  hawk  st 
Mnnro  Alexander,  30  Mnstow  st 
Tliompson  Thomas,  I'ield  lane 

BREWERS. 

Braddock  Henry,  Soutligate 
Greene  William,  Wesigaie  st 
Sutile  Geoi>^e,  54  Guildhall  st 

BRICK    MAKERS. 

Baltley  John,  30  Crown  st 
Durrant  Am^ustin,  Newton  road 
Reed  Henry,  North!<ite  st 
Trevetham  John,  71  Guildliallst 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Deasley  John,  34  Whitint?  st 
Dudley  William,  St.  Audrvvst 
Harvev  Abraham,  3  Hogg  lane 
King  Henry  William,  Loom's  lane 
Kirrage  George,  32  Churchgate  st 


Potter  Jame.s,  47  Guildhall  st 
Stecl<les  Timmas  22  Northgate  st 
Waireii  William,  St.  Andrew  st 

BUILDERS. 

Austens  Robt.  Maiihy,  St. Andrew  st 
Barnard  William,  34  Churchgate  st 
Billinghurst  William,  Garland  st 
Brewster  John,  118  Soutligate  st 
Carliell  (Charles,  15  Crown  st 
Daikiii  John,  14  West^ate  road 
Dudley  William,  80  Guildhall  st 
Kmerson  James  &  Son,  22  Well  st 
Farrow  Thomas,  5  Chequer  square, 

and  Diss 
Goldins  Simon,  Field  lane 
Harvey  Abraham,  3  Hong  lane 
Heed  Henry,  Nnrtbuate  st 
Situgles  Susan,  1()§  Whiting  st 
Steggles  William,  10  Whiting  st 
Trevethan  John,  71  Guildhall  st 
VVade  Robert,  Ri-htyate  st 
Whitaker  Ridiard,  Westgate  road 
Wright  Reuben  Field  laiie 

BUTCHEnS. 

Abbott  Fiederi.  k,  Angel  hill 
iSetts  Samuel,  25  Chnichgate  st 
Bird  James,  1  Meat  market 
Clarke  Isaac,  Al<at  market 
Clai  ke  Jon n  William, 42  Abbeygate  st 
Clarke  Mathias,  39  Guiidhali'  st 
Clift  Edward,  75  St.  John  st 
Cook  James,  Meat  market 
Kills  Thomas,  10  Hienigovel  st 
Frost  James,  17  Southfale  st 
Goldsmith  Maiy,  Ifi  Mutter  market 
Harral  Thomas,  Field  lane 
Head  Johir,  Meat  market 
Jairnan  Isaac,  II  Souihfjatest 
King  Saiiruel,  Meat  market 
ftluUenger  Hy.  (p(!rk),2  Meatniaikct 
Niinn  Frederick.  3  Meat  market 
Rutter  George,  46  Gnildhall  st 

CABINET     MAKERS     AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Marked  thus  •  ire  Dealers  in  Paper 
H  in^inis. 
Baxter  Frederick,  95  St.  John  st 
Bradburv  John,  28  Risbygate  st 
*Bull  William,  49  Chnichgate  st 
*BulleuTlms  Geo.20  Butter  market 
Candler  William,  21  VVhiting  st 
Ely  James,  Colleae  st 
Fenton  George,  6  Meat  market 
•Hunter  William,  24  Abbeygate  st 
Hunter  Wm. Thomas,  63Guildliall  st 
*Perrdred  Samirel,  97  llisbynatest 
Pettit  John,  44  Churchgate  st 
•Sale  Harriet  &  Saml  76Guildliall  st 
Whiting  Charles,  Schoolhall  lane 

CARPENTERS  AND    JOINERS. 

Bull  Benjaniiii,  Mustow  st 
Calfe  Samuel,  Raiirgate  st 
Carliell  Chai  les,  15  Crown  st 
Chapman  Thomas,  83  St.  John  st 
Cox  William,  .'^S  Guildhall  st 
Emerson  James  &  Son,  22  Well  st 
Fake  Tiiomas.,  St   Andrew  st 
Frost  Henry,  4  College  st 
Ganad  Frederick,  44  College  st 
Pettit  Edward,  43  Whiting  st 
Reed  Hi  rrrv,  Northgate  st 
Simper  Roheit,  42  Guildhall  st 
Watson  Roiiert.  9  Schoolhall  st 

CHEIMISTS  AND    DRUGGISTS. 

BakerEdwd  Naihan,]9Meat  market 
Dalton  Charles  fand  oil  and  colour- 
man  1,  56  Abbeygate  street 
Gross  William,  7  Meat  market 
Hadlield    Frederick    Brown,    34 

Butter  market 
Kirk  bam  Thomas,  29  Butter  market 
Moor  Joseph   (and  oil  and  colour- 
man),  52  Abbeygate  street 
Niinn  John  V'incent,  13  Abbeygate  st 
Portway  JohnjSl  Abbeygate  st 


Sabine  John,  8  Corn  market 
Whitaker  George,  25  Westgate  road 
CHINA^  GLASS,  «tc.    DEALERS 

Giaystoii  Kli/a,  81  Butter  market 
Gutheridee  Tlios.  Short  Brackland 
Major  William,  6  Traverse 
Meikins  DaMd,27  BuUer  market 
Thompson  John,  14  Meal  market 

CLOTHES    DEALERS. 

Chapman    William    and  John,  18 

Butter  market 
Chillis  Geoige,  63  Wiiiling  st 
Cook  Samuel,  .50  Guildhall  st 
Creamer  John,  32  Nortligate  st 
DalLiway  Thoma.s,  170  Easrgatest 
Downs  Johrr,  Mirstow  st 
Grice  William,  20  Abbeygnte  st 
Harvy    Sophia    (female    apparel), 

Traverse 
Samuel  Hart,  30  Butter  market 
Scotchmer  Hannah,  55  Northgate 
Weston  Robert  John,  22  Meat  markt 

COACH    BUILDERS. 

Browne  John,  16  Crown  st 
Clarke  James,  10  Crown  st 
Coates  James  Steel,  Westgate  road 
Crane  Francis,  Eastgate  st 
Crane  Thomas,  Mustow  st 
Hardy  Wiliianr,  24  Bivntgovel  st 
Lock  David,  St.  Andrew  st 
Spall  Edward,  St.  Atrdrew  st 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 

Adams  F'rederick,  Chnichgate  street 

and  St.  Andrew  stre.t 
Beeton  George,  10  St.  Mary's  square 
Brarldock  Hern  y,  Soutligate  st 
Brewster  Robert,  40  Westgate  road 
Cooper  l.saac,  St.  Johrr  st 
Fenton  William,  70  Souihgate  st 
Greeire  Edward,  Westgate  st 
Guy  John  Henry,  14  Kishygate  st 
Lease  Edward  Eugene,  St.  John  st 
Lee  James,  27  Risbygate  st 
M'Leroth  Hannah,  Guildhall  st 
Nayler  &  Jerrnings,  Meat  market 
Prerrtice&Hewitt,RaiKvayCoaldep6t 
Reed  Heirry,  Northsjate  st 
Ridley  Wm.  &  Co.  62  Nnrihgate  st 
Stegules  William,  10  Whitinij  st 
Stevens  John   VV.    &    George,    90 

Risbygate  street 
Suttle  Geortie,  54  Guildhall  st 
Tompson  George  &  Edward  Richard 

6  College  street 
Wade  Robert,  47  Brentgovel  st 

CONFECTIONERS     AND 
PASTRYCOOKS. 

Bateman  William,  Camion  place 
Belts  William,  St.  John  st 
Cocks  George,  14  Corn  market 
Gihbs  William.  1  Com  market 
Gould  Edwin,  15  Abbeygate  st 
Gross  Ann,  42  Churchgate  st 
Kin-age  George,  32  Churchgate  st 
Miller  George,  3  Whiting  st 
Pa-hler  Geoige.  26  Guildhall  st 
Rutter  Alfred,  10  Hatter  st 
Shave  Luke,  26  Butter  market 
Stebbiug  Joliii,  16  Meat  nrarket 
Thompson  Rob-rt.  34  Ahbeygate  St 
Walker  John,  6  Risbygate  st 
Watson  William,  11  S.  hoolball  lane 
Westrup  Chailotie,  Angel  hill 

COOPERS. 

Haniinorid  William,  150  Kastgate  St 
Howe  George,  84  NortliKate  st 
HoweTiins.&  Robt.ll4Southeatest 
Seakius  Elizabeth,  71  Risbygate, st 
Sor-e  Sainu;  1,  2  .Ablieygate  st 
Weodgate  'I'homas,  St.  Ai:drew  st 

CORK    CUTTERS. 

Baxter  William,  89  Whiting  st 
Frost  Charles,  Traverse 

19 


Suffolk. 


BURY  SAINT  EDMUNDS. 


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CORN    MERCHANTS. 

Adams  Fi  ederick.Chui  chgate  St  and 

St.  AndievY  sti t-et 
Backliou.se  He.uy,  17  Ru^bygafe  st 
Backhouse  James,  9  Bivn'govel  st 
Cnoper  Isa-HC,  St.  Jolm  st 
Fenton  William,  70  Soutlisjate  street 
Guy  Joliii  Hfiirv,  U  RisbvL'ate  st 
H.aden  James,  St.  Andrew  st 
Nrtvler  &  Ji'iininss  ^'ei**  maiket 
Nu'nii  James,  Soutligate  st 
Rt)lfe  Cliarles,  Kastaatf  st 
RoUe  James,  St.  Andrew  st 
Stevens    Jolm  W.  and    George,  90 
Hisliyga-e  st  [College  st 

TompsonGeoree&Rdwanmicliard.b 

CURRIERS    AND    LEATHER 
COTTERS. 

Brett  Jolm,  Hogi;  lane 

Elven  Cornelius  c^  Smi,  4  Whiting  st 

Frost  Jciim,  5  I'lown  st 

Graves  James,  2:5  Mrat  market 

Head    Edward    (and    alum  leather 

dresser),  Sdiitlmate  street 
Pechev  Jabez,  19  Corn  maiket 
Bidlev  Tlioii.'as,  St.  Andrew  st 
Stewart  Henry,  :i8  Cluirchgate  st 

CUTLERS. 

Baxter  Samuel,  93  St.  John  st 
Bryant  John,  9  Traverse 

I>YERS    AND    SCOURERS. 

Cobb  Marv,  34  (.'lowii  st 

Sexton  William  Wiitring,2Crown  st 

EATING  AND  COFFEE  HOUSES 

Flatman  Robert,  18  Meat  maiket 
Limmer  Limiel,  .'.9  Urcnigrovel  st 
Vale  Mary  Ann,  N(irtht;ate 
Ward  Ann,  9fiSt.J(din  st 
ENGINEER&  BOILER  MAKER 

Syrett  William,  til  Whiting  st 

ENGRAVERS    AND    COPPER- 
PLATE   PRINTERS. 

Birrhinall  Edwaid,  o2  Crown  st 
Sone  John,  3:5  Guildhall  st 

riRE,  &c.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Alliance    (British  and   Foreign), 

Uiibtrt  Bevaii,  Butter  market 
Architects',    Engineers'     and 
Builders',     John    Johnson,     8 
Whiting  .street,  &  Charles  Dalton, 
56  Alibeygate  street 
Clerical,  Medical  and  General 
(hfe),   Thomas    W.   Cooper,   99 
Risbvgaie  stieet 
County    (iiail-storm),  Gedge    and 

Raker,  2()  Hatter  sireet 
Crown    ;lili',   Joseph    Moor,    h2 

Abbeygate  street 
E.ssEX    and    Suffolk   Equitable 
(fire),    George   John    Oliver,  12 
Ahbeygute  street 
Hano-in-Hand    (life),    Frederick 

Lankester,  17  Abbevgate  st 
Imperial  (firel,  Robert  Rodwell,  6 

Whiiiiiu  sireet 
Indisputable  (life),  Edwin  Gould, 

Butter  market 
Liverpool  and  London,  William 

Salmon,  77  Guildhall  street 
Metropolitan  (life), Win.  Hunter, 

24  Abbeygate  street 
Norwich  Eouitabi.e   (fire),  Wm. 

Saiim.n,  77  Guildhall  stieet 
Norwich  Union  (fiie,  life  &  bail- 
storm),     Jidui     Thompsdii,     14 
Meat  market 
Pelican    (life),    Thomas    George 

Bnllen,  20  Butter  maiket 
PiKENix    (file),    Thomas     George 

BiilU-n,  20  Butter  market 
Royal,  Win.  Ki'lliy,  62  Norttigatest 
Royal  Exchange,  John  I'ortway, 
.■^1  Abbeygate  street 

20 


Royal  Naval,  Military  and  East 
India  (life),  Edward  Tompson, 
33Cliurchgtte  street 

Suffolk  (Wt'stcrn  division).  Hat- 
ter st—Gedge&  Baker,  secretaries 

Sun  (fire),  Jackson  and  Frost, 
Chequers  scpiarc 

FISHIWONGERS,  POULTERERS 
Ac  DEALERS    IN    GAME. 

Clarke  John,  .^4  Ablteyuate  st 
Mountain  Koi.ert,  60  Abbeygate  st 

FRUITERERS. 

Ball  John,  3  Abheyaate  st 
Canev  Richanl,  U  Corn  market 
(ioiild  Edwin,  l.'>  Abbeygate  st 
.Mostraii  .\laiy  Aiii.,121  Northgate  st 
Thompson   Roheit,  ;54  Abbeygate  st 
FURNITURE    BROKERS. 

Buglass  James,  27  West  gate  road 
Bnllen  Tlios.  Ge.iri;e,20  Butler  mkt 
Coiton  Charles,  .32  St.  John  s.t 
Cieamer  J(din,  32  Northgate  st 
t;rick  Holiert,  133  Northgate  st 
Doe  John,  Angel  hill 
Fenton  George,  6  Meat  market 
Hackett  John,  168  East  gate  st 
ScntchmerGeorue,  37  Risbynate  st 
Walfnrd  rhoiiias,22  Soutbgate  st 
Walliker  Geoix-e,  Westeate  road 
Whiiing  Elizabeth,  Angel  hill 


GARDENERS    &     SEEDSMEN. 

See  Nurserymen,  &cc. 


GLOVERS    AND    BREECHES 
MAKERS. 

Gallant  Thomas,  10  Soutngate  st 
Hariald  Hannah.  3  Brentgovel  st 
Peifixt  Ept'ui,  35  Sou'.hgaie  st 
RansoM  John,  Eastuate  st  | 

GROCERS  ANDTEA  DEALERS. 

(See  also  Shopkeepers,  and  also     i 

Tea  Dealers.)  | 

Bedells  Samuel  (ami  ale  and  porter] 

merchant),  6  Corn  merchant 
Biewsier  llobeit, 40  Westnate  road 
Cane  Benjamin,  62  Guildhall  st 
Denovan  John,  f)7  Abbeygate  st 
Freelove  William,  12  Guildhall  st 
Littell   William   (and  Italian  ware- 
house, &  dealer  in  British  wines), 
Angel  bill  [st 

Oliver  George  John,  12  Abbeyeate 
I'attle  Geo.  Fredk.  43  Church'.iate  st  i 
Pai  tie  Thomas,  23  Meat  market 
Phillips  Frederick,  3  Baiter  st 
I'ym  in  Jonathan,  .'il  Guildhall  st 
K"i(llev  Thomas,  36  Abbeygate  st  | 
Kudli'n  John  Thos  17  Brentgovel  st  i 
Steel  John,  1:5  Butter  market  I 

Watson  Susan,  27  C  huichsate  st 

GUN    MAKERS. 

Nxrfiilk  'I'homas,  8  Butter  market 
Parker  Benjamin,  Chalk  lane 
Young  William,  17  -Meat  market       ] 

HABERDASHERS  &  HOSIERS, 
AND  SIVIALLWARE  DEALERS. 

Cra^ke  Ciarlotte,  :5:5  Butter  market 
Downes  John,  1  Butter  market 
Hii,eThos.&Soii..^)lc'<,-.V2Abbeyi;atest 
E.  ech  'ihoMias,  2:)  Haticrst 
Newman  William,  31  Butter  market 
Smith  Wm.  Heniy.24  Butter  market 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Aleer  (ieorge.  ;'.8  Noitlmaie  St 
Bavdl)lake  Chaile>.  Ea^ti.'ate  st 
Ca'rier  William,  St.  Jdhn  st 
Clarke  Allied    (and    perfumer),  33 

Abhevgate  stieet 
p'olkeid  Samuel,  Wesfgate  st 
Nice  George    (and    peifumer),  18 

Ahbeygale  street 
Sore  John,  :53Gnildliall.st  [st 

Sore  William  Hiinier,24  Churchgate 
Soutbgate  Wm.  5  Bridewell  lane 


Spice  George,  29  Guildhall  st 
Wakefield  Robert,  9  Stmtlmate  st 
Winknp  Tlnmias,  10  Corn  market 

HARDWARE    DEALERS. 

(See  also  Ironmoiigers.J 
Hinerho<.&Son,.=)litD2Ahbeygatest 
Leech  Thoma^,  25  Hatter  st 

HATTERS. 

Armstrong  Eli/.ab.  th, 24  Meat  markt 
Chapman    William    and    John,    18 

Butter  market 
Clark  John,  3  down  st 
Grice  William,  20  Abbeyeate  Jt 
Kidson  Robert,  58  Abbeygate  street 
Schides  John,  6  Butter  market 
Wallwortb  Mo-es  Walier(&  manu- 
facturer), 53  Alibe\!iaie  street 

HOP    MERCHANTS. 

Beeton  George,  St.  Mary  square 
Cooper  Isaac,  St.  John  st 
Green  Edward,  Westgate  st 
Lo(  k  William,  96  Ri>bygate  st 
Wade  Kobert  (and  malt),  17  Brent- 
govel street 
HORSE    AND    OIG    OWNERS — 
FOR    HIRE 

Barton  Robert,  15  Guildhall  st 
Brazier  Sarali,  27  Northgate  st 
Burrell  Thomas,  6^  College  St 
Gilson  Thomas,  Whiting  st 
Larke  Charles,  Northgate  st 
Lockwood  Henry,  Whiting  st 
Meggs  Thomas,  Well  st 

INNS. 

Angel    and    Family    Hotel,    John 
Bridgman,  Angel  hill 

Bell,  William  Wicks, Corn  market 

Gritfin,Geo.  Andrews.  10  Corn  mkt 
1  Halfmoon,  Henry  Gardener,  28 
I      Butler  market  [eaie  st 

SixBellsSaiiiuel  ClementsCbnrch- 

i  Suffolk  Hotel,  Lucy  Everard,  Butter 

market  [market 

Woolpack, Robert  Mountain,2  Meat 

!  IRON    FOUNDERS. 

:  Cornish  John  lS^  Son,  Westgate  st 
i  Pritty  Thoma-,  St.  Andrew  st 

IRONMONGERS  AND  OIL  AND 
I  COLOURMEN. 

Beard  Charle*,  7  Corn  maiket 
Boby  Robert,  8  Meat  maiket 
Cook  John,  72';uildhall  st 
Goldsmith  David,  4  Corn  market 
Hodgson  Henry  Hayner,10Meat  mkt 
Pritty  Thomas,  Guildhall  .st 
Svrett  Roiiert,  61   Whitingst 


LIME    BURNERS. 

Bnllen  Thomas  George,  Mill  lane 
Warren  William,  St.  Andmv  st 

LINEN    DRAPERS     AND    SILH 
MERCERS. 

Batfley  John  James,  6-'  (inildhall  s 
Clayton  F^dward   Edmund,  12  But 

ter  market 
Hanev  Rout,  40  Abbeygate  st 
Hilder  Alfred,  .35  Abheyi;ate  st 
Hoy  James,  38  Abbeygate  st 
HutcliiiisoiiVViUiam,28  Abbeygate  st 
Janiiiiigs  William,  48  Abhevgate  st 
Mminiain  Henry,  23  Butter  market 
Parker  Benjamin  Dowman,  5  But- 
ter maiket 
Plumpton  William,  Butter  maiket 
PortwavGeorye,jiiii.59AhbeyKate  st 
lliehard-on  &    Boiifellow,    27  But- 
ter maiket 

MACHINE    MAKERS. 

[See  also  ^^griri/lliiral  Implement 
Miihers.) 
Cornish  &  Son,  W.-stt-ate  st 
Rackham  Henrv,38  St.  John  st 
.Syrett  Robert,  61  Whiting  st 
Syrett  William  (and  engineer),  6 
Whiting  sireet 


iiil£CtOl|). 


BURY  SAINT  EDMUNDS. 


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MALTSTERS. 

Beetoii  Geoi  i.'e(;iiui  ho|)  merchant), 

10  St.  Mary's  sgiiiire 
BraildiicU  Henrv,  Soutlitiate  st 
Claike  Jolin,  74  Rislngate  st 
Feiiton  William,  70  Southgate  st 
Greene  tdward,  VVestgite  st 
Giiv  John  Heiirv,  14  Uis^bvRate  st 
iVl'Ivcroih  Hannah.  14  Guiklhall  st 
Kidley  Joiin,  jun.  Eastgate  st 
Stevens    John    W.    &    George,  90 

Risi)vgate  street 
Sutile  George,  54  Guiklhall  st 

MILLERS. 

Cockerel!  Wi  1 1  iain,  Wcstgate  road 
Cook  John,  32  Soiiihgate  st 
Limnier  James,  Field  lane 
Plumb  Jeremiah,  Suuih  Mill 
Wright  David,  St.  John  st 
MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 
Abbott  Jane,  26  C  hnrcligate  st 
Barton  Martha,  48  Churclmate  st 
Bethel  Emma,  76  St.  John  st 
Byfoid  Elizabeth,  11  Crown  st 
Calff  Eliza.  2  Sparhavvk  st 
Childs  Maiia,  A  College  st 
Clarke  Anna,  30  Wtsig.ite  road 
ClaxoniMary.Anii  &S()|)i.ia,VVestgate 
Cobb'iig  Elizabeth,  57  (inildhall  st 
CobbnUl  Ueliecc  3  Guildhall  st 
Codd  Ellen,  11  Sparhawk  st 
Coe  Elizabeth.  22  Well  st 
Coe  Mary,  7  Wcstyate  road 
Coe  Sophia,  8  Low  Basti  r  st 
Death  Mary  Ann,  Angel  bill 
Deveren.'s  &  Wouds.  7  RisbyKate  st 
Ellis  Cliarloite,  4  Guildhall  H 
Goldiiig  Krances,  49  Abbeyuate  st 
Grares  Mary  Ann,  30  Abbeygate  st 
Grt-en  &  Harrald,  31  Clinrchgate  st 
Hand  Charlotte,  45  Wesigaiest 
Harvey  Sophia,  Traverse 
Jacob  Harriet,  20  Clinrchgate  st 
Mountain  Sarah,  23  Butter  market 
Newland  Mary  Ann,  8  Spai  hawk  st 
Ni  wman  FrancesAnn.31  Butter  mkt 
Pattle  Al^rv  Ann,  5  Abbeygate  st 
I'eaice  Sophia,  2  Guiklhall  st 
Pearson  Clarissa,  15  Norihgate  st 
Phillips  Ellen,  38  Abbeygate  st 
Pryor  Jane,  10  Butter  market 
Sciioles  Miiry  Ann,   19  St.  John  st 
Smith  Emma,  39  Crown  st 
Spai  ke  Mary  Ann,  8  Southgate  st 
Steel  Elizabeth,  Westgaie  road 
Stocking  Frances,  59  Abbeygate  st 
Visinan  Kel)ecca,94  St.  John  st 
War'!SaiahCatlieiine,81Risbvgatest 
Wells  Lucy,  Angel  hill 

MUSIC    AND      MUSICAL     IN- 
STRUMENT   SELLERS. 

Buck  Charles,  Angel  hill 

Lankester  Fredeiick  [music),  17 
Abbeigate  stieet 

Last  James  (ami  organ  builder),  25 
Abbi  yaate  sneet 

Reeve  John,  61  Abbeygate  st 

Stutter  Edward  (music),  36  Brent- 
govel  street 

new^spapers. 

Bury  and  Nouwich  Post  &  East 
Anglian  (Weunesilayi,  Hatter  si 
— Jidmson  Gedge,  propi it-tor 

Bury  and  Suffolk  Herald  (Tues- 
day)— Geo.Thonipsni),  pri'piietoi- 
ami  printer,  .Abbe\ga'e. street 

NURSERYMEN     &     FLORISTS. 

HopgooilJohiiFie(l(rick,Cottonlani 
Lord  William,  83  Ni'rihi;ate  st 
Pettt  t  Robert,  C(Hton  lane 

PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS     AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Buckle  Elizabeth,  74  Whiting  st 
Capping  Robert,  Union  terrace 


Coe  Frederick,  5  Guildhall  st 
Cue  WiUinm,  8  Low  Baxter  st 
Dakin  William,  .Angel  bill 
Frfvver  Wm  &  Son,  4  Meat  market 
Goodwin  George,  117  NcMibgite  st 
Havlioe  James,  13  Brentgovel  st 
Kitsoii  George,  18  Coin  maiket 
Mead  Samuel,  Garland  st 
Spanion    William    (and    dealer  in 
paper  hanginiis),  41  Abbeyg.ite  st 
Todd  George,  87  St.  John  st 
Weston  Tbos.  Waitt  r,  2  Butter  mkt 
Whiiaker  Thomas,  CIiuk  Imate  st 
Wicks  George,  St.  Andrew  st 

PATTEN    MAKERS. 

Norman    Robert    B.    &    Benjamin 

(&  biu^h  makers), 40Churehgate  st 

Smith  Wm.  Htnry,24  Butter  maiket 

PAWNBROKERS. 

Last  Hannah,  24  Gnildball  st 
Steel  William,  30  Guildhall  st 
\VestonUobertJohn,22  Meat  market 

PHYSICIANS. 

Hake  Tbos.  Gordon,  73  Guildhall  st 
Pr(ibait  Francis  George,  Wesigate  st 

PLASTERERS    AND    SLATERS. 

Burroughs  John,  St.  Andrew  st 
Earl  S.imuel,  59  Guiklhall  st 
Hitchings  Johii,  5  Sparhawk  st 
Kemp  Nathan,  Westgate  ro.td 

PROFESSORS      &     TEACHERS. 

Marked  tbus  *  are  Teachers  of  Music. 
Anthony    Beinard    (languasjes),   16 
Hatter  st  [Haiter  st 

Anthony    Frnest    (languagfs),    16 
Colbran't  Auguste    (languages),   16 
College  st  '  [Angel  hill 

•Hairington  Philip   (and  dancing), 
*Nnnn  Robert,  Chuichyard 
*Nnnu  William    92  N(nthgate  st 
•Reeve  John,  Angel  hill 
•Watson  John,  3  Westgate  st 
WrightTlis. (drawing  86  Norihgate  st 

REGISTER    OFFICES    FOR 
SERVANTS. 

Norfolk    Th^nins     (esiablished    in 

1800),  Chequers  square 
Shave  Luke,  26  Bnttei-  market 
Smith  Susan,  3  Butter  market 

SADDLERS. 

Brown  John,  16  .Abbevgate  st 
Goodrich  Thomas,  6  Abbeygate  st 
Hale*  John,  Eastgate  st 
Haslop  Thomas,  12  Ci  rn  market 
Mann  Joseph,  103  Risbygate  st 
Miller  William,  Angel  hill 
Partridge  Richud,  Southgate  st 
Sbeppaid  Edmorul,  13  Guildhall  st 
Smith  John,  24  Whiting  st 

SADDLERS'    IRONMONGERS. 

Elveii  Cornelius  tS;  Son, 4  Whiting  st 
Pechey  Jabez,  19  Corn  market 

SEED    MERCHANTS. 

Cooper  Isaac,  St.  John  st 

Gr.iyson  M  ittb.e'.v  (and  sack  manu- 

faVturei),  17  Corn  market 
Nayler  &  Jennings  (and  sack  manu- 

factureis).  Meat  market 

SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERS  IN 
GROCERIES    &    SUNDRIES. 

Amies  James,  41  Norihgate  st 
Baldwiti  James,  Field  lane 
Bird  Ann,  114  Eastgate  st 
Bird  Thomas  Jesse,  21  Southgate  st 
Biewster  John,  118  Southgate  st 
BiidL'e  Benjamin.  Southgate  st 
BiidgeTliomas,  Cannon  place 
Calte  Samuel,  jun.  Raingate  st 
Childs  George,  63  Whit'ng  st 
Day  Robert,  3  Southgate  st 
Elliss  Joseph,  Union  terrace 
Gathetcoie  John,  Mill  lane 
Holden  John,  Westgate  road 


Jackson  Willianj,  Eastgate  st 
Lockwood  Henrv,  Whit  ng  st 
Lockwood  Thomas,  35  Northgaic 
Lucia  Tbos.  Franc  is,  37  Guildhall  st 
Murnll  William,  56  Bridewell  lane 
Orsben  George,  St.  John  st 
I'eu'lred  Saiiiuel,  Swan  court 
Pinnoek  Wllliarn,  62  Bridewell  lane 
Uanson  Maiy,  76  Whiting  st 
Reach    William    Farquliarson,   15 

Brt  iitgovel  street 
Robinson  John,  Prospect  row 
TlieobakI  Frederiek,25  Brei  tgovelst 
Tonipson  Georgi',|&2  Church  walks 
Tiicker  Ann,  37  Brentgovel  st 
Tricker  Mary,  St.  Andrew  st 
Turner  Maiy  Ann,  Field  lune 
'I'urner  Rohert,  14  Eastgate  st 
Wallis  Benjamin,  St.  Jcdin  st 
Warner  James,  Short  Biackland 
Weaves  Eduard,  48  Westnaie  st 
Winn  Susan,  Eastgate  st 

SILVERSMITHS  &  JEWELLRS 

[See  also  IFutch  and  Clock  Makers.) 
Glew  Ann,  43  Abbes  gate  st 
Pace  John,  19  .Abhevgate  st 
Thompson  John,  14  Meat  market 
Vale  John,  14  Ahheygate  st 
Visman  John  Bapti>i,94  St.  John  st 

SOAP    MANUFACTURERS. 

Mann   William  &   Son,  Churchgate 

stieetand  at  Glemnford 
Ridl(  y  Geoige  &  Co.  Low  Baxter  st 

STATUARIES    &    STONE     AND 
MARBLE    MASONS. 

Darkin  John,  14  Westgate  road 
DeCaile  lienjauiin,  11  Schoolliall  la 
Emerson  James  &  Son,  22  Well  st 
Reed  Henry,  Northgatest, 
Sieggles  Susan,  16^  Whiting  st 
Steggles  William,  10  Whiiing  st 

STAY    MAKERS. 

Armstrong  Marian,  21  Westgate  road 
Bartield  Eliztb.  Ann,  41  Guildhall  st 
BiL'gs  Uabella,  24  Meat  market 
Bvford  Elizabeth,  11  Crown  .st 
Cobbold  Rebeeca,  3  Guildhall  st 
EllisChiiilotte,  4  Guildhdlst 
Giinter  Eliza,  1  Meat  market 
Lusher  Maiy  Ann,  21  Westgate  st 
Neale  Elizabeth,  24  Hatter  st 
Newdick  Chailotte,  10  Guildhall  st 
Nunn  Emma,  40  Abbeygate  st 
Plowman  Sarali,  16  Bientgovel  st 
Smith  HarrietElizat><th,69VVhitiugst 
Steale  Elizabeth    Westgate  road 
Wailin  Maria,  71  Whiting  st 
Winkup  Hannah,  26  Brentgovel  st 

STRAWr    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Amies  Lu<y,  19  Colkge  st 
Barton  Fiancis,  15  Guildhall  st 
Clarke  Maiy  Ann,  8  Cliuich  walks 
Clarke  &  Svrett,  46  Abbi  yt-ate  st 
Deveieux  &  Woods,  7  Risbygate  st 
Frost  Emily,  16  Westgate  st 
Grave  M  try  Ann,  30  Abbeygate  st 
Jacob  Haiiiet,  20  Clinrchgate  st 
Levett  Mary  Ann,  16  Churchgate  st 
Newdick  Charlotte,  10  Guildhall  st 
New  ma  II  Frances  Ann, 31  Butter  mkt 
NnnnEmma,  40  Abheygite  st 
PearceSojdiia.  2  Guildhall  st 
Snelling  Elizabeth,  28  Guildhall  st 
Tolladv  Maiy  Ann,  42  Abhevgate  st 
V^ine  Hannah,  We>tuate  road 
Walton  -Mary  Ann,  32  Guildhall  st 

SURGEO^S. 

Coe  Thomas,  69  Guildhall  st 
Dalton  Jnliu,  85  Whiting  St 
Dalton  Rowland,  88  Whiting  ,st 
Heane  William,  10  Norihgate  st 
H  ubbard  Geo.  &  Son, 98  Risbygate  «t 
Image  Wni,  Edmond,  1  Honey  hill 

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?lata'^ 


SURGEOV^S— Continued. 

Ki'niT  .I..I111,  ;i  (iniliil)iill  st 
Nfwhaiii  S^iuuifl,  1  Miistow  st 
Smith  Cliarle-,  82  (".uiltltiall  st 
Wing  Heiiiy.  i)'>  (iiii"lliail  st 

SURVEYORS — LAND. 

ClaikFian.i'rto>vn),(i6  Risbygate  st 
Ciott  J'lltii.  15>  Hatter  st 
Dmll.  vWm.lbnilditieJSOntiildliallst 
Johnson   John    (and    architect),    8 

Whititiij  street 
Newsi.u  Heniv,  2  Halter  st 
Payne  James,  110  SontlnrMte  st 
Sieggles\Vn,.(c(.unty),  10  Whiting  st 

TAILORS. 

Markf-a  thus  *  are  also  Diapers 
Ayliffe  Ricliaid  \VHde,4  Risbygate  st 
AUitfeSidiU'V,  Kastg.itest 
*iianyaidJas. Whittle, 12Guildliall  st 
•Best  Jdliii,  1")  Hatter  st 
•I'.etts  Jnl.ii,  28  C'uiicligate  st 
Hvford  Giorae,  11  Crown  st 
•Chapman     William    &  John,    18 

liuiier  iiiarlut 
Chfk  nccirue,  8(5  Si.  John  st 
•Clark  Geo.  &  Win.  20  Corn  market 
•Cl.rk  J.hn,  .HCroNxn  st 
•Clarke  James,  lo  Corn  maiket 
ColciiesterCli.irles   48  Gnildhall 
♦Graves  Ro'nrt,  M  Ahheyuate  st 
•Griee  William,  20  .\hiieyaate  st 
•Ki'lson  Robert,  58  Abheygate  st 
♦Last  Jolin,  Soutbuate  st 
I.ncliwood  Havves  13  Hatter  st 
Maditer  James,  16  Hii;h  Baxter  St 
*.\laj -r  Ht-nrv,  3  Traverse 
Middlediteii  James, 19  Urentgovelst 
*.\loor'-Wm   Paw-ev,  20  Hatter  st 
•Norfollv     James     Peiumaui,     78 

GuikihtU  street 
*Prii;«  H<iiry,45  Ahheyeate  St 
Robins  John, .%  WhitiiiB  st 
*S-ilmoii  Uilliani,  II  Hatter  st 
•Samnel  Halt,  ;iO  Bmter  market 
Sparke  James,  SSonthgaie  st 
Stev.  ns  Giome,  47  WestKate  st 
\\inkiip  .losepli,  2(i  Hrei.igovel  st 
Wmi>  Samuel,  1  A^iieygate  st 
W(]olley  Michatl,  7  Low  Baxter  st 

TALLOW    CHANDLERS. 

Mann  William   &  Son,  M)  Cbiirch- 

paie  stice',  and  at  Gleimford 
Pvinan  Jonathan,  ."il  Guiidball  st 
Ridiey  Geiiige  &  Co.  Low  B<ixter  st 

TANNERS. 

Head  Kriward,  jnn.  (audfellmonger), 

Souilmate  street 
Ridiey  JmIiii,  JMii.  Hastcafe  st 

TAVERNS  61  PUBLIC    HOUSES. 
AiiacI   and   Crown,  Heury  Freeman,  Si 

Ci'llei;e  street 
TUack  Hov,  James  Holdcn,  Guildhall  st 
Bull.  Francis  Oil'-,  Angel  liill 
B.pshel,  James  Kaldwin.  St.  Jolin  st 
f'aslle,  Samuel  Mower,  21  Corn  market 
Cbeiiurrs.  \Vm.  SyKes.  40  Kisljyeate  st 
Coa<;li    and    Hnrses,   Hobi-rt     Watson,  9 

Sclio'il-Wall  8t 
Cock.  Charles  BalaaKi,  1  lirentcovel  st 
Cricketers,  Thomas  l.'fls,  I" !■  Id   lane 
IJ.,11  and  Partridge,  Mary  Ann  Rl^brock, 

Crown  street 
Dolpliiii,  James  fionch, Short  Brackland 
ri.  eci-.  Rnherl  Storey,  CM  Cliurclmalc  st 
Fox.  Roheil  B'lrrou^hs,  I  Easltale  st 
(icorire,   Mary   Ann   Maybew.  37  West- 
^al'ma.l  [Ilisl.yKate  si 

Hare    and    Hounds.    Mary  Middledilch. 
Kin;;    of    Prussia,    Absaham    Syrelt,     1 
Soiitheite  street  [''i 

King's  ArMis,tonalhan  Armes,  Brentcovel 
Kiu2'»H-ad.Ficdk.<larke.Ureni«'vel8t 
Ma:pie,  William  Foster,  Clnircb  yard 
Maiquess    Cornwallis,     Uobelt    SiWell, 
St.  John  stie'-t  .  .!^" 

Mas. no  Arms,  Marv  Ranson, 14  Whiting 
Pl.iuch,  Thomas  llrucc.KJ  SoothKate  st 
Queen'.  Hedd.lohnFrcderick  Cocksedgc, 
•'30  Churchjjate  street 

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Railway,  Charles  Larke,  Norlhfrate 
Ram.  E>lwa  d  Cox.  E  .st^ate  st 
RisiuR    Sun,     Samuel    l.ockwood,    y4 
itisb\Eate  st  [Slioit  Biacklana 

Saint  Edmund's  Head,  Charles  Downs, 
Saracen's  Head,  Richard  Rolfe,00  Guild- 
hall st  „  [John  st 
Seven  Stars,  Richard  William  Palmer,  St. 
Spread  Lanlf.Jas.  Newt-ll,  I  Wtslgale  rd 
St«r,  Benjamin  Bull,Mustow  st 
Swan,  George  Howe,  H4  Nortligate  st 
Sword-in-Hand,  Simeon  Cornish,  Sonih- 
unte  Hlr-et  I  "••oket 
Three  Bulls,  Robert  Chapman,  21  Meat 
•|'hieeCro\vns.JohoBanh,ini,'>Southgalest 
Three  Goals  Heads,  Joseph  Raiisdale  14 
tiuildiiall  st  [gatest 
Tin  eeHorseshoes,GeorgeDowns,65Not  til- 
Three  Kings,  Henr>  Riidland,13  .Meat  mkt 
Three  Tons,  John  Chaltou,  Crown  st 
Two  Brewers.  James  Wright,  Weslgate  st 
Tower  and    Railway   Tavern,    William 

Barnard  ChurchL'ale  street 
Fn  corn.  Rid. aid  Bells,  Eastgate  st 
Wagon,  Robert  Reeve,  2  Risbygate  st 
\\  bite  Harl.Fptoi!  Perlect.SS  Southgate  st 
White     Horse,     William      Middleditcli, 
Butler  market  [st 

\\  bile  Lion,  John  Rndland,  11  Br»ntgovel 


Retailers  of  Beer 

Avis  Thomas,  55  Risbygate  st 
Blake  William,  St.  Amlrew  st 
Bowers  Charles.  Field  lane 
Clark  William,  Bridewell  lane 
Clarke  John.  71  Risbysate  st 
Crane  Francis,  R.ingate  st 
Deasley  J(.bn,  Whiting  st 
Ouoley  Sophia,  Moslow  st 
Fake  John.  Feild  lane 
liarr.id  Frederick,  College  st 
Ilayles  William,  Union  terrace 
Hniiler  William  T.  63  Guihlball  st 
Hynard  Cha'les,  Prospect  place 
Jordan  Simon, SI.  Ji.bn  st 
Kemp  Charles,  Garland  st 
Leonard  Barnaul.  St.  John  st 
Mejgs  Thomas.  Well  st 
Snt'le  George.  51  Gnildhall  st 
Sutlle  John, Church  row 
Vale  Mary  Ann,  31  Nortbgate 
Warner  George,  Bridewell  lane 
Watlin  Richard,  12  Southgate  st 
Wilkinson  Robert,  Eastgate  st 

TEA    DEALERS. 

Marked  thus  •  are  'I'lavelling. 
Banyard  Jas.vVhittle, 12  Guildhall  s; 
lierlielev  James,  'Jil  Northgate  St 
*Clark  Kdward  Hovell  (and  cigars), 

8  Risi'vgate  street 
*Davey  George,  Schoolhall  lane 
lvlgar'Jas.(c'v  draper).  ()8  Rish\gatest 
♦Kdgar  Rni  t(&ilra(ier),3  Hosj/ital  nl 
*Hariald    Samuel  (and    drapei),    4 

Hospital  roail 
»  Hetherinnton  James, 20Rishygatest 
•Kinase  James  John  (and  draper), 

iMilllane  fgatest 

*Rae  John  (and  draper';,  20  Risby- 
Ward  J(diii,  81  Ili-hygate  st 
Voungmaii  Geo.  Jai  oii,l(i  Corn  mkt 

TIMBEK    MERCHANTS. 

De   Carh;  MMmnias    (and  sl.te),    1 

Sparh-iwk  stieet 
Mniiter  William,  24  Ahbeygate  st 
Lee  James,  27  Risbygate  st 
I'reiitiee  (V  Hewitt,  Railway  Station, 

and  .it  SloiniKirlo't 
Reed  Heiiiv,  Northg.ite  st 
Ridley   Willi. nil  &   Co.  (and  slate), 

fi'i   Northgate  street 

TOBACCONISTS. 

Hirst    JoH'ph    (inaiinfaciurer),   (j5 

Whiting  street 
l/aiiih  Samuel,  10  Ahbeygate  st 
Norf.dk  'Ihoma-,  8  Butter  market 
()r-l>en  Geni>,'e,  Si.  .lolm  st 
Se.xt'm  Uiiham  Watlini;,  27  Abbey- 

\lA\v  street  and  2  Crnwn  st 
S|)iee  George,  29  (iiiildhall  st 
Voungmaii  Geo.  Jacob,  IG Corn  iiikt 


TOY    DEALERS. 

Clarke  Alfred,  'M  Ahhevgate  st 
Downes  John,  1  Butter  market 
HunterWm.'r.(iiiakeri(i3GuiMhallst 
Jobnsiin  Charles  11  Butter  market 
Nice  George,  18  Abheygate  st 

TURNERS    IN    GENERAL. 

Bentlev  Till. mas,  17  High  Baxter  st 
Glover' J ihn  (and  .screw  cutter),  1 

Loom'->  lane 
Hemp  Robert  Day,  84  S^  John  St 
Pettit  John,  44  Chiirdi.'ate  st 
Walton  William,  ,S2  Guildhall  st 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 
Cottnii  Richard,  Musiovv  st 
Duiinett  Daniel,  St.  Andrew  st 
Nunn  John  Vincent,  13  Ahbeygate  St 
Tavlor  Robert,  147  P^astgate  st 

WATCH   &  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Ba.Kter  riionias,  2.5  Bientgovel  st 

Kenton  Simeon,  Tiav.  rse 

Garrard  Robr.  (;reen,5.5  Guildhall  St 

Guwer  Alfieri,  Westi;ate  road 

Hart  iMaitin,  St.  John  st 

Last  Wi.i.Bradbnrv.ll  BiUtermarkt 

Last  William  Nel-oii,  15  Whiting  st 

Pace  John,  19  Ahbeygate  st 

Bay  William,  2  Brentgovel  st 

Toll.idy  Dollar,  ?>  Northgate  st 

Vale  John,  14  Ahbeygate  st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Clarke  Robert,  32  R:sb\gaie  st 
Kdwards  John,  Miin  Water  lane 
Ellis  GeorL'e,  75  Southgate  st 
Hat  risnn  Robert  (and  millwright), 

Westgate  tmul 
Manning  John  Northgate  st 

WHITESMITHS    AND     BELI/- 
HANGERS. 

Boley  Robert,  8  Meat  market 
Childs  Jo'-e|)li.3  College  st 
Crick  Robert,  133  Southgate  st 
Crowe  James,  Butter  market 
Giild-mith  David,  4  Corn  maiket 
Syreit  Bobert  (and   maiiut'acnirer  of 

apparaiii-   for    beating    with   hot 

water),  61   Whitim;  street 
TompsoM  William,  ISMustow  st 

WINE  et  SPIRIT  MEr.CHANTS. 

BeetoiiGenrge,  10  St.  Mary's  square 
Braddork  Henrv,  Sontheatest 
Clay  &  Son,  4:Uiu'ldhall  st 
Coiiper  Jonathan,  6  Northgate  st 
Hunter  John,  22  Ahbeygate  st 
Lock  wood  J.  W.&M. A. 54  Whiting  st 
M'Leroih  Hannah,  fi4  Gui:dliall  st 
Simp>on   Willi. iin   Kent  &  Son,  20 
Meat  maiket 

WOOLSTAPLERS. 

Evciard  John  Potter,  73  (tiiildhall  st 
Head    EiKvard    (and    fellmoiigcr), 
Southgate  street 

Miscellaneous 

AdkinJidin.corn  inspector,44 Guildhall  8t 
Baker  &  Son,  letter-press  printers,  Hat- 

tPc  st  [Churchgate  st 

Beldon  Ji  bn,  bool-trec  &  Inst  maker,  2t 
CawstonHeorge,  lathe  render.Eastgate  st 
Clark  ,lohn,  s.'Xton,  li  Honey  hill 
Clark    Kicbird   ,liibn,  inspector    of   the 

countv  constabulary,  I3i)  Southgate  st 
Cocksedije  John  Frederick,  wine  &  spirit 

vaults,  ChiirchKale  street 
Cook  Junes,  net  maker,  ".15  Northgate  st 
Everard  John  Poller,  oil  cake  merchant,? 

G.ildl.allsl  [31  Well  st 

(iuidd  Idward.editoroflbennry  Heinld, 
(ilew  Aim.  mubrellamkr.  .13  Ahbeygate  st 
(ireen  Jobn,iiolary  public.  Church  vard 
Head    Henry   William,  bird  and  animal 

preserver,  9  Ahbeygate  street 
Holland   Joveph,  brace  and  belt  maker, 

St.  John  street  ['""o 

Lee  Cabel  wood  shovel  maker,  l-ield 
Lofts  Isabella,  upbolslres8,3  Risbygate  st 
iNunu  Emma,  furrier,  40  Abbejgate  st 


Urtrtori). 


BURY  SAINT  EDMUNDS. 


llffoKt. 


Parr  David,  rope  &  twine  Mikr.  Fieliilane  Clopton's  Hospital,  Church  yard— 
ParsonRicliaril,oarvi-r&gil(ler,AiiSfllane  Sarali  Huliljanl,  housekefper  ■  Charles 
Payne  Saiiiiii-1.  farmer, -17  Garland  St  j       Smith     anil      H.iMyVVin"      'svrnfum- 

Reeve   Sarali,   baby. linen    uaiehoiisp,    1         Edward  Case,  scircjai;/     "'  ' 

Girildha  I  st  [Hiuh  Baxter  st    Coxcert  Koom,  Corn  Market— William 

Reuell    Saiiiriel,   tolracco-pipe  maker-,  12        Frewir,  numiujer. 

Ridley  Jolin.jun.  iron  merclit  Easlgatest    CoitN  ExcHSNcri,   Meat  Market— John 
Slearne  (li-oryf,  sexton,  29  Churchgate  st        M[k\n,inspict(ir  of  n  turns. 
Thompson    Edward,   le^istrar  of  births    Cdroner's  i  >FFir:K, Churchyard— Harry 

and  de.itlis,  Clnircheale  sin  et  |       Waynian.  coroner 

Gaol,  Soulh^ale Patrick  INlacintyre. 


M'ayling  Gpcirge,  dentist.  Angel  hill 
Williams  \Vm.  hoise  breaker.  Miistow  st 
Winij   Frederick,  superintendent    regis- 
trar, !8  Halter  street 


PUBLIC    BUILDINGS^ 
OFFICES,  &C 

PLACES    OF    WORSHIP, 

AND  THEIR   MINISTERS. 


governor;    Rev.  Edward  Cornish  Wells 

ihuplnin  ;  Charles  Smith,  sun/ton. 
Gas  WoiiKS,  St.  Andrew    ^t-Frederick 

BiWiiws,  tiiunac/er;  John  Greene,  secli/. 
GuiLDlULl,.     Guildhall      street— James 

William  Clark,  fcecper. 
Hoiisi!   OP    CoRRKCTioN    (for  females), 

Soulhs.ite— Fanny  James,  mntron. 
Inland  llEvexuii  Offick,  at  the  Bell 

Inn,   Corn    market John   Tusiing, 

supervisor 


Saint  Jamks'Churoh, Chequers  sf^nare    Mkchanics'  Institute,  Corn  maikel— 
—the  Honbie.  &  Rev.  Edward  Pellew,        Henry  Turner-,  librarian 

BA,  incumhent.  Polick  Station,  Corn   market John 

'AlNT  John's  CnURCH.St.  John  street—        Philip  Browne,  superintendent 
Rev.  Robert  Rushdall,  m.a  ,  incumbent.  \  Railway  Station,  Northi;ate 

•■AINT  Mahy's  Church,  Crown  street—  ^"""^     Hall,    Churchyard John 

Rev.  Charles  .lames  Phipps  Eyie,  m.a..        Cogens,  kieper 

incumbent;     l{ev.      Thomas      Murray  |  ^'''*^"' '^'•'■'"•E'l  13 'Gutter  market— John 
Cook-lev,  B. A.,  c»)-n(f.  Sli-el,  si(&-f/(s-/rJfcH^er 

^APiisT  Chapel,  <iarland  street— Rev.  I  ^'''"scription   Rbading    Room,   Coi-n 
Coinelius  Eiven.  market  — Capt.  Wm.  Hubbard,  7n'inajer 

APTIST  (HArEL,  Westgate  road.  Subscription     Roo.-hs    (Billiards     and 

VDEPENUL'NT  Chapkl,  Norili<;ate  st—     .,  ^C'-.  s),  Anuel  hill — John  Mills,  fccfpcr 


Rev.  Joseph  C.  Bodwell, 
M  DEPENDENT  Chapel.  Whilingstreet  — 

Rev.  Geors;e  [lenry  Jackson  . 
niENDs'  Meeting  House,  St  John  st. 


Suffolk  Hospital,  Westgate  road- 
Thomas  C.  Paley,  house  surgeon;  Wm. 
Gross.sfcif/ar;/;  Maria  Li  wreuce,mafj-on 

Tax  Office,  Garlind  sti-eet 


'  mtarian  Chapkl,  Churchgate  street    T"hbatrk,  Westsate  street 


-Rev.  Hen-y  K 
Wesley  AN    INIethodist    Chapel,  St. 

Mary's  square  fland  st 

Primitive    Methodist  Chapel,  Gar- 
f  OMAN  Catholic  Chapel,  Westgate  st 

• — Rev.  B.ruard  Gairett, /);-i>s^ 


Tow.v  Clerks'  Office,  8  Hatter  street 
— Joseph  Hanby  Hoiines,  c/e;fc 

Will  Office,  Church  gate  street— Philip 
James  Case,  registi-ar 


THINGOE    UNION. 

'oRKiiousE,  VVt'sitsHte  road. 

'.'  (Upcrio)-— nenuis  Helsdon. 
'rU/ron  — Sarah  Helsd.m. 
■    Aoo/m«s/er— Frederick  Vince. 

/ioo/Hi!,i//-fss— Caroline  Mowe. 
;  Itrk    to    the    lioard    of    Guardians  — 

James  Sparke,  8  Hatter  street. 

hrplain — Rev.    Thomas    Hickman,   34 

West?;ite  stieet 
-.  (»-jreo?i— Thomas  Coe,  69  Guildhall  st 

.'ORKHOUSE,  Colli'iie  Street. 

'nstei — Thomas  Lcfjge. 
a^ron  — Ann  I.r8;i!e. 
Iioolmnsltr—Oaviii   Barham. 
Iioolniistress — Ann  Maria  Brock. 
I   inplaiti—Hev.  Thomas  Hickman. 
•  irijeon — Samuel  Newham. 
ilieving  Officer  Sf  Perpetual  Overseer — 
James  Clarke,  43  College  street. 


COUNTY    COURT, 

S'ELD   IN    THE  ShiRK   HaLL  MONTHLYj 

Office,  90  Whilini;  street. 
-'  j(fp(!  — Francis  King  Eagle,  Esq. 
i'trk — Thomas  Collins. 
-igh    Bailiff  for    the    CoioifH— George 

Harry  Blake. 
''igh   Bailijf  for  the  Liberty  of  Bury — 

James  Colibing. 
;  ai/;/fs— Frarcis  Staff,  Whiting   street, 

and  John  Barton,  Chnrclrgate  sli-eet. 


•Assembly     Rooms,    Angel    hill — John 

Mills,  keeper. 
^.jtanicGari)  ENS,  Angel  hill — Nathaniel 

Sliirley     Hudson,    proprietor;    Henry 

Turner,  curator 
.'■aiDEWEi.L,  Butter  market— Benjamin 

Moody  l.eech.  proprietor. 
/?(JRy  Public   Library  nnd  Museum, 

Griildliall  — James  W.  Clark,  librarian. 
•' ATTLE  Market,  St.  Andrew  st 
«.LERic  of  the  P-e^ce-s  Office  (for  the 

County).  4  Hatter  street— John  Henry 

Borton,  cleih. 


COACHES  &  OMNIBUSES. 

To    CAMBRIDGE,    the    Defence,    from 
the  Bell  and  Suffolk  Hotels,  every  fore, 
lioon  at  eleven,  and  afteruoou  ata  quar- 
ter before  four,  and  the   Protector,  Iroiii 
I      the  Anael,  every  forenoon  at  eleven 
I  To  Mll.DENHALL.  a  Coach,  from  the 
j      Angel  Hotel,  every  Wednesdav  &Satur- 
j      day  afternoon  at  liaif-past  lour 
jTo    .SUDBURY,    l\\e  Pavonle  Omnibw, 
from   the   Angel,  every    utternoon  at  a 
quirter  before  four-. 
ToTHEIFtJRD,  !  he  Favorite  Omnibus, 
from  the  Angel,  every  morning  at  half- 
past  nine,  .ind   ai'ternnon  at   a  quarter 
before  Ion  ,  and  a.Coarh,Uom  tlie  Bell 
and  Suffolk  Hotels,  every  uiorning  at  a 
quarter   past  ten,  and  afternoon   at  a 
quarter  before  one,  &  a  quarter  past  four 
CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 
O.N     TIJE     BUKY      BliANCfl     OF     THE 

EASTERN  UNION  LINE. 
Station,  Northgate — J.  F.  Sauiiders,sw(-e- 
tary;  J.  F.  Martin,  superintendtut  of 
traffic  department  ;  P.  Brnlf,  engineer; 
JosC|)h  Master,  ,s(a<((in  master 
OmnibusfS  from  the  several  Hotels,  aw.iit 
the  arrival  and  attend  the  departure  of 
the  tiains 

CARRIERS. 

Thefiillowitiy  Carritrs start  on  Wednes- 
day, nbi-n  Hie  doy  is  not  named. 
To  A  .M  PTO.V,  —  Harvev.from  the  White 

Lion,  Wedne-day  and  Saturday 
To  BACKTON,--  Baker,  from  ihe  Half. 

moon,    anri    —     Catchpole,    from    the 

While  Hor.se 
To  BADWELL  ASH,  —  Goodhall,  from 

the  HaIf(;ii)on,   Wednesday  &  Saturday 
To   BARROW,    -   Rosbrouk,  from  the 

King's  Head 
To  BILDESTONE,  —  Emmerson,  from 

the  Dog  and  Partridge 
To    BOTESDALE,  —   Nur.n,  from  the 

Griftin,  Wednesdav  and  Saturday,  and 

—  Cook,  fioni  the'BuH,  Wednesday 
To    BRANDON,   —  Ashman,    f.om  Ihe 

Three  Kings,  Wednesday  &  Saturday 


To    BROCKLEY,   —    Barton,  from   the 

Sai-acen's  Head.  Wednesday  and  Sat 
To  CHEDBURGH,  —   Kelde,  fiom  the 

Black  Buy,  Wednesday  .^t  Saturilay 
To     CHKVELEY,    -    Webb,   from  the 

Three  Kings 
To   CLARE,  —  Elmer,  from    the  Wool. 

pack,  and  —Golden,  from  the  Castle 
To  COCKFIELD,  -  Edhonse,  from  the 

Castle 

To  COLCHESTER,  a  Mail   Car,  from 
the  Dug  and  Partridge,  every  alterBoou 
at  half-past  foiir 
To   COW  I.INGE,  —  Bowers,  from  the 

Halfnionn 
To    DRINKSTONE.    -     Ramshotlom, 

from  the  M:isons'  Arms,  Hed.&  S.it. 
To  GAZLEY,  —  Osborne, from  theWool. 

pack,  Monday  and  Wednesday 
ToGI.EMSFORD,  -  Beelon,  from  tho 

1  liree  Go.its 
To    HARGREVE,   -    Petlit,    from     tho 

Waeoii,  Wednesday  and  S  ilurday 
To  HARLING,—  Bream's  Vun,  liom  tha 

Wnol|ia(k,  Wednisday  and  Saturday 
To  HARTE8T,  -Knup.fro,..  theCuck, 
and   —   Snazel,  from    the   Woolpack, 
Wednesday  ;  nd  Saturday 
To  HAUGHLEN,  —  Farman,  from  the 

White  Horse 
To   HAVERHILL,  -   Ewin,  from  the 

Three  Goats 

To  HAWKEDON.  -   Taylor,  from  the 

Saracen'sHead, Wednesday  &  Saturday, 

and  —  Paviip,  from  the  Black  Boy  Wed' 

To    HEPWORTH,   -    Rales,  tiom     the 

Wacon  [ilor.so 

To  IX  WORTH,  —Wales,  from  theWhite 

To  LANGHAM,Palnrer,fi-oin  Ihe  King's 

Arm-=.  Wednesday  and  Saiurday 
To  LAVENHAM,  —    Wood,   from    the 

Castle,  "'ediiesday  and  Saturday 
To  LAW  SHALL,  -   Farrow,  from    the 
Djg  and    Partri<ige,  Monday,  Wednes- 
day and  Saturday 
To    LlDGATE,  -    Ciaydon,    from    the 

Woolpack,  Wednesday  and  .Saturday 
To   LIVERMERE,   -   Ager,    from  "the 

Cock.  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To  LYNN,—    Stewart,   from   the   ^A'ooI- 

pack,  Wednesd  ly  and  Saturdav 
To   MM.DENHALL,  -   Coe,  from  the 
Three  Kings,  and  —  Powell,  from   Ihe 
Hallni.'on,  Wednesday  and   Saturday 
To  NEWMAKKET,—  Smith,  from  the 

Castle,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To    NORTON,    -    Hawsey,   from    the 
Cock,  --  Digi; ins, from  the  White  Lion, 
and—  Stiff,  iiom   the  Castle,  Wednes- 
day and  Saturday 
To  NOItWlGH,  -  Fisk,  from  the  Castle, 

Wednesdav  and  Saturday 
ToPAKENHAM,  —   Farman,  from  the 
Cock,  —  Lceder,frour  Ihe  Bull,  and  — 
Motliei-sole,  from   the  Castle,  Wednes- 
day and  Saturday 
ToRATFLESDON,  —  Moore,  f.om  the 
White  Linn,  and  —  Ramsliottom,  from 
the  Masons'  Arms 
Fo  SOHAM.  —  Muden,  from  the  Castle, 

and  —  Staples,  from  the  Woolpack 
To  STANTi)N,-Jarr8ld,  fi-„m  the  Bull, 

—  Rairiherfjfrom  ihe  White  Lion,  and 

—  Beelon,  from  the  White    Lion,  Wed- 
nesday and  Saturday  [Wcolnack 

To  STOWMARKET,  Turner,  fro.-.',  the 
To  SUDBURY.-ElliotMrom  theHalf- 

nioon.  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To  THETFORD,- Reeve.  &_^iewart, 

from  Ihe  Woolpack, and  —  f-to  ne  from' 

the  Castle,  Wednesday  &  Saturday 
To  THURLO\V,-Filc"h.lrom  Ihe  Castle 
To  TOSPOCK,-  Ramsboltom,  fn.m  the 

White  Hoi-se,  Wedntsday  &  Saturday 
To  WA'irON,  —  Fcnn,  from  tl:e  King's 

Arms,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To  WES  rON,  —  CI. lies, from  the  Caslle 
To  WICKHAMI^KOOK,-  Petlit,  from 

the  Wagon  ;  —  Hi  own,  from  the  Three 

Goals;  —    Sinipkin,  from   the   Castle; 

—  Miirrells,   from   the   Black  Buy,  and 

—  Metcap,  from   Ihe  Saracen's  Head, 
Wednesday  and  Sa'nrday 

j_o  WOOLPITS,  — Ci-ossand  — DeweM, 
from  the  Masons'  Arms,  Wed.  &  Sal. 


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23 


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^latn'0 


I 


CLARE 


Sa  parish  in  tlie  liundicd  of  Risbiidge — the  in;iil;t't 
tmii,  H  siniill  one,  is  56  iiiilr'.s  N.E.  bv  N.  fioiii  I^diuloii, 
18  s.  bv  w.  from  Bnrv  Saint  Kdiniind.s,  iiiid  about  10 
w.  bv  N.  lioin  Siidluiiv,  which  last  naiiii d  town  is  ai 
present  the  neiie>t  railway  station  :  it  is  sitiiati'd  un 
the  Stilur,  which  liver  separates  this  cnuniy  from 
Essex  on  the  .-oiitii ;  and  was  foiiiurly  a  pluceof  con- 
sidcrai'le  note  and  extent,  having  a  collegiate  church, 
a  iiioiia^iiiy  of  re^uhtr  canons,  and  a  stiosit;  ca-lle. 
The  laner  binldiiii.',  once  so  celebiated,  stuod  on  the 
south  side  of  the  town,  and,  from  the  few  leiiiainiiip 
vestif^es,  does  not  aiipear  to  have  been  iiiterioi  in  gran- 
deur to  any  of  the  tVudal  mansions  in  the  kiimdom.  A 
narrow  paih,  wiii'iiiig  rimnd  a  hill,  leads  to  this  telii 
of  ai.tiqiiity,  which,  \\hen  suiiounded  with  V(rdnre, 
foiiiisa  piciuies()iii-  oljeci.  Cl.ne  is  a  place  that  can- 
not Imast  buildings  of  aichitct tiiial  nurit,  or  coiisr- 
ijuence  derived  fiom  maiiufactuies  ;  there  i"  a  little 
Iratiicon  the  Stoiir  in  com  and  co:d,  and  ^cveial  mills 
are  woi ked  by  its  stream  for  giinding  the  fcnnier  ar- 
ticle. Ill  1818  a  handsome  corn  exchange  was  en  cted 
lieie  by  .Mr.   .lanes    Feiiner.     The  municipal  officers 


are  two  headhoroughs  and  two  bailiff's  (or  tlie  honour 
nf  Claie}  the  foinierare  appointed  at  the  cnmts  leet 
and  baron  of  the  lords  of  thf  manor  :  a  court  is  held 
here  for  tiie  Dutchy  of  Lunaster,  mid  the  maHistiatea 
meet  in  petty  sessions  for  the  division.  The  parish 
clnirch  of  Saint  John,  is  an  ancient  and  beamiful 
structure,  with  a  square  tower;  and  is  at  present  the 
principal  ornament  of  the  town.  Among  othei' per- 
sons of  note  interred  heie  is  Kdmund,  son  of  Roger 
Mortimer,  ICa'l  ot  iMaich,  and  next  inir  to  the  crown 
after  Richard  U.  The  living  is  a  vicaragi ,  in  the  patron  - 
age  of  the  Crown  ;  the  Rev.  Georiie  \\iuhiinan,  d.d. 
is  the  piesi  nt  vicar.  The  Bapiists  and  Independents 
have  a  cliapel  each.  The  charities  comprise  a  free- 
>cho(d  for  ten  buys,  having  a^mall  endowment,  under 
the  wiil  of  William  Cadge,  who  also  Ixqiieathed  a  sum 
towards  the  maintenance  of  eight  poor  widows;  Na- 
tional and  Sunday  .■schools;  and  several  beqllt■.^ts  for 
distrihiition  amnugst  the  poor.  The  market  is  held  on 
Monday  ;  and  two  fairs,  tor  toys,  on  Tuesday  in  Kaster 
week  and  the  2t)ih  of  Jnlv.  The  parish  of  Clare  con- 
tained, in  1831,  1,619  inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  1,700. 


POST    OFFICE,  Georae    Hanimond.  Post   Master. — Letters   from  all  parts  arrive  every  mot iiiug  at 
eiiiht,  and  are  despatched  at  half-past  five  in  the  esening. 


GENTRY    AND    CLERGY. 

Arinst.ad  .Mr.  .lohii  Barron,  Claie 
Barnes  Rev.  William.  Clare 
Uricc  John  Kngi;les,p>sq.  Siiain  Hall 
KIwes  Rev.  FredeiicI;,  Wixoe 
Elues  .Mrs.  —  Stoke  Ci'ttage 
Fisher  Rev.  Charles,  Ovingtoii 
Garnhain  Mr.  Richard,  Clare 
Gent  G.  W.,  Esq.  Moyues  Park 
Gritlin  \hv.  —  Stoke 
Hanis  llev.  Samuel  Link,  Clare 
Hill  Captain,  K.N.  Aslieii 
Hopkins  Kev.  Heiiiy,  S'ambourne 
Jar.iine  J.  H.,  Es(|. 'Stoke 
Mathew  .Miss  —  IVntf.w  Hall 
Mathcw  Mrs.  —  Pentlow  H.ill 
Notiidge  .Mrs.  —  Rose  hill 
I'emberion  Rev.  Edward,  Belchamp 

St.  Pauls 
Peinbeiton  Rev.  Jeremiah,  Clare 
Sevens —  Esq.  j.p.  Poslingford 
Soiindy  Mr.  'I'homas,  Clare 
Sipiire  Rev.  Edward,  Ashen 
Suitahv  U'.  v.,  I'oslingtoid 
Teirett  .Mis.  —  Chilton  Hall 
Territt  .Mrs.  Captain,  Clare 
Walford  Mr.  Di.Non,  Clare 
W  i^h'man  Rev.  Geoige,  D.D.  Clare 

ACADEMIES    AND    SCHOOLS. 

Bniwn  Sarah  (dav) 

Fuller  Henry  (boarding and  day) 

\],ny,-  Mrs.—  (day) 

Naiional  and  Fkke  School 

Juhii  Cliallice.mas'er ;  MissFiost, 
teacher  of  infints'  [<'a\) 

Shaddock  (ieoige  W.  (hoarding  and 

ATTORNEYS. 

Sams  William  Henry 
Stevens  Savell 

AUCTIONEERS  &  SURVEYORS 

Isaac-on  &  Tattersall 
I'eriy  WiJliam 

BAKERS, 

Dyson  Edwaid 
Flander^  Jnhn 
Lewis  .Samuel 
Pearson  (ieorge 
Sargeant  John 

BANKERS. 

Oakcs,    Bevaii,    Moore,   &    Bevan 
(draw  on  Baiclay,  Uevan,  &.  Co., 

1..0ll(loil) 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Rowycr  Henry 
I-^ilingham  William 

24 


Jarvis  John 

S|)arks  Thiinias 

BOOKSELLERS  &STATIONEKS 

Chalice  John 

King  William  (and  pi  inter) 

BOOT    AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Clow  Josiah  (and    Lambeit  James 


Lawton  T'homas 
Steed  .lohn 
Walliker  John(& 
leather  cutter) 


leather  seller) 
Cutts  Robert 
Deeks  Chailes 
Gla^in  Thomas 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Beaiham  James 
ILjw  Samuel 
Taylor  Abraham 
Tavlor  .lohn 
Webb  William 

BUTCHERS. 

Ambrose  Sarah 
Goodchild  Thomas 
Jarvis  'i'liomas 
.Xewmaii  ll'ibei  t 

CABINET    MAKERS. 

.Moitlnck  Charles 
Sinoothy  John 

CARPENTERS    &    BUILDERS. 

Ambrose  Jo-epli 
E\e  Robert 
Martin  Robert 
Perry  William 

COOPERS. 

Atterton  Charles 
Ivlgley  Hi  my 
Elgar  James 

CORN    DEALERS. 

Hammond  (Jeoige 
Sargeant  William 

DRUGGISTS. 

Andrews  J  (dm  Belts  (&  stamp  office) 
Fenner  Jame.s(&veii  linary  surgeon) 
Scholefield  Henry  (&  confectioner) 

FIRE,    Sec. J    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Equity  Law  (life)VVni.  HeniySams 
Essex  Economic,  Williini  ilowe 
Law  ilirc;,  William  Henry  Sams 
Noit\Mcii       EguiTABLfc,       Heiiiy 

Scholefield 
Noitwicii  I'nion,  JamesS.  Ray 
RovAL  ExciiANGK,  John  Isaacson 
Royal  Fau.mkks',  James  Fentier 
Wk.stkrn,  John  Smoolhy 


GROCERS    AND    DEALERS     IN 
SUNDRIES. 

.Marked  thus  *  are  also  Dr.nperB. 
Feniier  James  (and  confectioner) 
*Gondy  Samuel 

*Perry  Benjamin  Pearson  &  Edward 
*Ray  James  st  miiners 
Tavhir  Elizabeth 
Tricker  Abraham 

INNS    AND    PUBLIC     HOUSES. 

Bear  &  Ciown,  Sarali  Biidgeiuan 
Bell,  Micah  Mellor 
Cock,  Charles  Attertoti 
Cricketers'  Arms,  Thomas  Douse 
Half    .Moon    (commticial    posting, 

and  inlf.nd  revenue  office^  Chas. 

Maikham 
Swan,  I^li/.abeth  English 
WTiite  Hart,  Jrilm  French 

IRONMONGERS  &   BRAZIERS. 

M 01  thick   Richard  [man 

Wade  Thomas  (and  oil,  and  coloui- 

MALTSTERS    AND    MILLERS. 

Algate  Alfred 
Gayfer  Thomas 
Ray  Charles 

M I  LLINERSI&DRESS  MAKERS 


(iolding   Tobitha 
Holmes  Siisiii 
I  nee  Sarah    (and 
straw  bonnet) 


Alston  Hep/.iliah 
Atteiton  Eli/.b. 
Deeks  Eli/aheth 
Fenn  Charlotte 

MILLWRIGHTS. 

Ager  Ahner 
Ager  .iolin 
PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS,    *e. 

Hailey  'i'homas 
Roliiiison  Alexander 
Steed  Wiiliaiii 

SADDLERS. 

llewsoi)  Tlionias 
Smith  Robert 

SURGEONS. 
Barnes  John 
Martin  George 

TAILORS. 

Alsti^n  Ste|)hen  (and  hatter) 

Brown  Henry 

French  Thomas 

Ince  William  (and  glover) 

Linton  John 

WATCH    MAKERS. 

Howe  William 
Mortlock  William 

Miscellaneous- 
Bradford  Saniufl,  truTclliiiR  tea  dealer 
Deeks  George,  wlieelwiixlit 
Tariow  William,  wheelwright 


Mintiov]$, 


CLARE. 


flammnnd  George,  basket  maker 

Ince  George,  beer  retailer 

Jarvis  Su>an,  beer  retailer 

Pearson  Richard,  nurseryman 

Perry  George,  hairdresser 

Robinson  Cornelius,  currier 

Scarft  William,  coach  maker  Scwbitesraith 

Spurge  Richard,  hair  dresser 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY. 

The  nearest  Slation  at  present  is  at  Sro- 
BURY,  on  a  branch  communicating  with 
the  Eastern  Counties  link,  abaut 
10  miles  from  Clare 

There  is  an  Omnibus  to  Soubuhy,  every 
moriiina  (Sundays  excepted)  at  half- 
past  eight. 


^ttffolfe* 

CARRIERS 

To  LONDON,  Thoma-  Jarvis, TbursdaT 
To   BURY   SAINT   KDMUNDS,  Joha 

Golding  &  William  Elmer,  Wednesday 
and  to  COLCHESTER,  on  Friday 
To  HAVERHILL,  John  Goldiug  &  W'm. 
Elmer,  IMnndayand  Thursday,  and  to 
SUDBURY,  on  Saturday 


DEBENHAM 


JIS  a  parish,  in  the  hundred  of  Thredling— tlie  mar- 
ket town,  an  inconsiderable  one,  is  83  miles  n.e.  by 
N.  from  London,  13  n.  from  Ipswich,  12  n.e.  from 
Needhain  I\larnet,  and  10  e.n.e.  from  Stowmarket : 
the  three  last  named  places,  ail  railway  stations  on  tiie 
Eastern  Counties  line.  The  tovvn,  which  is  clean, 
and  surrounded  by  an  exceedingly  picturesque  countiy 
and  land  highly  cultivated,  is  situated  on  a  liill,  which 
rises  near  the  source  of  the  Deben,  who^e  stream 
propels  several  flour  milh.  The  roads  leadine  to  De- 
benham  have,  of  late  years,  received  considerable  im- 
provements; and  the  one  through  it,  being  the  nearest 
from  Norwich  to  Ipswich,  is  the  cause  of  some  traffic, 
but  the  chief  support  of  the  inhabitants  is  derived 
from  agiicnltural  occupations.    The  manor  is  divided 


property,  in  the  possession  of  Lord  Henniker,  — 
Mills,  Esq.  and  the  corporation  of  Ipswich.  The  go- 
vernment of  the  town,  is  vested  in  a  magistrate,  as- 
sisted by  three  constables. 

The  parish  church  of  Saint  Mary,  is  rather  a  hand- 
some building,  spacious  and  well  kept,  and  contains 
?ome  ancient  niouutnents  :  the  living  i^  a  vicarage,  in 
the  gift  of  Lord  Henniker;  the  Rev.  James  Bedenfield 
is  the  present  incumbent.  The  Independents  have  a 
place  of  worship,  and  there  is  a  free  school  now  con- 
ducted upon  the  National  plan.  The  market  is  held  on 
Kiiday;  and  the  fairs  June  24th,  for  toys,  &c..  and 
August  8th  for  cattle,  sheep  and  lambs.  The  popula- 
tion of  the  parish,  by  the  returns  rendered  in  1831,  was 
l,6'29,hndin  1841,1667. 


POST  OFFICE,  Francis   Arnold,  Post  Master.— Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  (from  Stonha.m,  by 
mail  cart)  every  morning  at  half-past  eight,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  seven  in  the  evening. 


NOBILITY,  GENTRY  AND 
CLERGY, 

Bedenfield  Rev.  Janu-s,  Debenham 
Dove  Miss  RJary,  Debenham 
Dove  .Mr.  Samuel,  Deben hnra 
Dove  Miss  Sarah,  Debenham 
Freeman  John,  Esq.  Bedingfield 
Freeman  Miss  Lydia,  Debenham 
Gooding  Mr.  Harry,  Debenham 
Norriss  Mr.  James,  Debenham 
Palmer  Mr.  John,  Debenham 
Peck  Mrs. —  Debenham  [ham 

Powell  Mr.  Arthur,  solicitor,Deben- 
Shorting  Rev.  Chas.  StonhamAspell 
Simpson  Rev.  —  Mickfield  [ham 
Tollen)acheJohn,Esq.M.p.Helming- 
Wood  Rev.  Nicholas,  Kenton 

ACADEMIES    AND    SCHOOLS. 

National  School Eliza  Field. 

mistress 
Pretty  Miss  (boarding  and  day) 
Ruddock  Eli  (day) 

BANKERS. 

Bacon  &|Co.  (draw  on  Glyn,  Hal- 
lifax,  &  Co.,  London),  VVilliam 
Jackson,  agent 

Savings'  Bank — William  Jackson, 
actuary 

FIRE,    &.,   OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Norwich  L'nion,  John  Wythe 
Suffolk  (fire),  VVilliam  Jackson 

GROCERS,    DRAPERS,    AND 
DEALERS    IN     SUNDRIES. 

Abbott  Henry  (and^eartheiiware) 
Abbott    Jonathan    (and    furniture 
broker) 


Andrews  Robert 

Beecroft  Lionel  (and  stationer) 

Etciies  James  (and  druggist) 

Jackson  William 

Moyse  Mark 

Smith  Charles  (and  druggist) 

INNS    AND    PUBLIC    HOUSES- 

Angel,  John  Wythe,  jun. 
Cherry  Tree  Inn,  Edward  Tydeman 
Eight  Hells,  Mary  Cater 
King's  Head,  John  Butcher 

MILLERS. 

Mortimer  William 
P:ige  Thomas 
Smith  James 

PAINTERS    AND    GLAZIERS. 

Guiin  Feiin  [a()piaise.i 

Wythe  John   (and  auctioneer,  and 
Wylhe  John,  jun, 

SADDLERS. 
Fulcher  Charles 
Poole  Robert 

SMITHS. 
Last  Samuel 
Spall  George 
Stopher  Robert 
Thui  kettle  William 

SURGEONS. 

Lock  Edwai (I 
Lock  Edward,  jun. 
Moore  Lionel  William 
TAILORS. 
Curtis  Jeftery       .  Gooding  Amos 
Curtis  Robert       I  Harvey  Samuel 
I  Curtis  William     |  Pyett  William 


Miscellaneous- 
Abbott  Joseph,  veterinary  surgeon 
Amass  Ann,  butcher 
Amass  William,  butcher 
Andrews  Robert,  beer  retailer 
Arnold  Francis,  carrier 
Barritt  William,  gardener 
Bedwell  Robert,  hair  dresser 
Beecroft  William,  l^ir  dresser 
Canham  George,  ironmonger  j 
Carter  Thomas,  glover 
Fairweather  John,  tinman  and  brazier 
Field  Edward,  baker 
Fisk  William,  cabinet  maker 
f  osdike  Francis,  carpenter 
Gooding  Thomas,  boot  and  «hoe  maker 
Gooding  William,  bricklayer 
Jessop  Devereux,  beer  retailer 
Jessop  Frederick,  corn  chandler 
Last  Samuel,  cooper 
Last  Samuel,  pork  butcher 
Last  William,  hoop  and  patten  maker 
Owles  Samuel,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Percy  John,  watch  and  clock  maker 
Pollard  Samuel,  carpenter 
Rigby  Henry,  earthenware  dealer 
Smith  Charles, wood  turner 
Smith  .lames,  baker 
Smith  John,  glover 
Tl.urkettle  Samuel,  baker 
Wright  William,  beer  retailer 
Wythe  Daniel,  beer  retailer 


RAIL^VAY- 

TTie  nearest  Station  is  Stowmarket,  oa 
the  Eastern  Counties  link,  10 mile* 
S.S.w.  from  Debenham 

CARRIERS. 

ToFRAMLINGHAM,  —  Smit!i,Mond«T 
To  IPSWICH,—  Mark,  John  Kent,  and 
—  Rands,  Tuesday,  Thursday  &  Satur- 
day, and  —  Plant,  Tueiday  and  Friday 


EYE, 

WITH  THE  PARISHES  AND  VILLAGES  OF  YAXLEY,  MELLIS,  HOXNE,  OAKLEY,  BROOME,AND 

NEIGHBOURHOODS, 
JlliYE  is  a  market  town,  and  borough  both  corporate  ,  value  was  about  eleven  shillings  each  ;  near  them  lay 
and  parliamentary,  in  the  hundred  of  Hartismeie,  90  a  quantity  of  human  bones.  In  July,  1818,  a  con>ider- 
miles  N.E.  by  N.  from  London,  20  N.  from  Ipswich,  5  able  nutnber  of  Roman  urns  were  dug  np,  of  different 
s.s.E.  from  Diss  (Norfolk),  anti  3|  e.  from  Mellis — the  j  size,  sliape  and  ornamental  marks,  all  filled  with  cal- 
last  named  a  station  on  the  Eastern  Union  railway ;  cined  bones.  Prior  to  the  suppression  of  religious 
situated  in  a  valley  at  the  confluence  of  two  clear  rivu-  '  houses  some  importance  was  attached  to  Eye  :  it  had  a 
lets,  and  surrounded  by  a  fertile  and  pleasant  country.  Benedictine  monastery,  with  large  possessions,  founded 
That  tills  was  a  station  of  the  Romans  is  more  than  by  Robert  Mallet,  a  Norman  baron,  who  also  built  the 
probable— for,  in  1781,  in  digging  up  a  field  near  this  |  castle  :  the  monastic  ruins  are  to  be  seen  on  the  east 
place,  some  labourers  discovered  a  leaden  box,  contain-  side  of  the  town,  and  the  dilapidated  walls  of  the  castle 
i«g  some  hundreds  of  Roman  coins  and  medals,  all  of  stand  near  the  east  end  of  the  church.  Like  most  other 
the  purest  gold,  chiefly  of  the  emperors  Houorius  and  j  towns  in  a  district  entirely  agricultural,  this  has  few 
Arcadius,  well  executed  and  iu  high  preseivutioii ;  their  prelensions  to  luauufactaring  celebrity;  its  business  is 

4  25 


il>uffollt* 


EYE,  &c. 


Sblaitt'ft 


of  a  retail  domestic  nature,  and  some  of  the  humbler  the  stat  of  P.  R.  Welch,  Esq.,  is  a  large  and  hai)d,«om® 
class  of  females  exercise  tlieir  industry  in  lace  making.  I  mansion  ill  thf  Elizabethan  style,  surrounded  by  ex" 


Auricnltural  implements  and  machines  are  manufac 
tured  here  to  some  extent — those  made  at  the  foundry 
of  Mr.  Gai rood  are  upon  the  most  approved  principles. 
The  town  hall  is  a  spacious  editice,  in  the  centre  of 
the  towu  ;  the  lower  part  has  been  fitted  up  as  a  corn 


tensive  plantations  and  pleasure  grounds.  The  parish 
clinrcli  of  Saint  Mary  is  an  ancient  structure,  with  a 
remarkably  fine  porch  and  a  rower:  tiie  li»ing  is  a 
vicnrage  in  the  gift  of  Robert  Knipe  Cobhold,  Esq. 
The  population  of  Yaxli-y  and  the  following  parishes 


exchange.    The  inliabitHUts  received  a  charter  from  i  is  given  after  the  notice  of  Broome. 


King  John,  which  was  contii  med  by  Queen  Elizabeth, 
amlremained  in  force  until  superseded  by  the  Munici- 
pal Reform  Act  of  1835 — uu'ler  which  the  corporation 
con^ists  of  a  mayor  (or  bailiif).  four  aldermen  and 
twelve  councillors,  with  the  usual  assistant  urticers, 
•tyled  'the  Bailiff,  BuiResses,  and  CummonHlty  of  the 
Town  and  Buruli  of  Eye.'  The  county  magistrates 
have  concurrent  jurisdiction  within  the  borough,  for 
which  sessions  are  held.  The  corporation  have  power 
to  hold  a  court  of  record  for  the  recovery  of  debts  of  un- 


Abont  a  mile  and  a  quarter  west  from  Yaxley,  and 
three  from  Eye,  is  the  pleasant  village  of  Mellis,  the 
houses  formi'ig  which,  partially  surround  a  cheerful 
green  or  common,  and  over  it  runs  the  road  to  Botes- 
dale.  The  Eastern  Union  railway  parses  through  the 
centre  of  the  pari»l),  on  its  route  hom  London  to  Nor- 
wich, and  here  is  the  station  of  the  company  for  Eye. 
Mellis  Hall,  now  a  small  farm-house  at  the  west  end 
of  the  green,  is  all  that  remains  of  the  otice  large 
mansion,  Ponntney  Hall,  theancient  seat  of  theClarkes'. 


limited  amount,  but  no  process  has  issued  of  late  years;  [The  parish  church  of  Saint  Mary  the  Virein  is  a  build 


ing  of  eaily  date  ;  itt  tower  fell  down  in  1735,  and  was 
never  restored  :  the  living  is  a  rectory,  in  the  patron- 
age of  the  Crown. 

HoXNE  village,  pleasant  and  well  bnilt,  is  3J  miles 
N.E.  from  Eye,  5  e.s.e.  from  Dis«  (Norfolk),  and  6  s. 
w.  from  Harleston  ;  situated  near  the  confluence  of  the 
Dove  and  VVavctiey  streams,  and  on  a  line  of  railway, 
now  constructing,  from  the  EasternUnion  to  Yarmouth, 


and  now  the  provisions  of  the  new  County  Conrt  Act 
passed  in  1846,  have  rendered  the  ancient  court  un- 
necessary :  the  new  court  is  held  monthly  in  the  town- 
hall,  and  takes  cognizance  of  debts  and  claims  to  any 
amount  not  exceeding  A"20.  The  elective  franchise  was 
conferred  in  the  thirteenth  of  Elizabeth,  since  when, 
until  the  pa'^sing  of  the  Keforpi  Bill,  the  borough  re- 
turned two  membcis  ;  but  the  new  charter  re.-tricted 

it  to  one:  the  presetit  representative  is  Lieut.  Gen.  Sir  through  Bungay.  Oakley  Park,  formerly  called  Hoxne 
Edward  Kerrison,  Bart,  k.c.b.,  g.c.h.,  who  is  also  lord  Hall,  has  been  chiefly  rebuilt  by  Sir  Edward  Kerri>on. 
of  the  honor  of  Eye.  The  municipal  borough  com-  the  present  proprietor.  The  mansion  is  elegant  and 
prises  only  the  pari*hofEye;  but  the  pat liamentr<ry  spacious,  in  the  Grecian  style  of  architecture,  and  the 
borough,  as  defined  by  tlie  Boundary  Act  of  tlie  Reform  park  is  extensive,  and  finely  studded  v»iih  oaks,  beech. 
Bill,  includes  ten  surrounding  pari.shes.  I  &c.     'i'he  parish  church  of  Saint  Peter  and  Saint  Paul 

Tlie  pari.ih  church  of  Saint  Peter  and  Saint  Paul  is  j  is  rather  a  handsome  building:  the  living  is  a  vicarage, 
a  spacious  and  handsome  building,  with  a  fine  square,  j  with  that  of  Den  ham  annexed,  in  the  gift  of  the^barouet 
lofty  tower,  in  the  later  style  of  English  architecture  :   above-mentioned. 

in  the  chancel  is  a  very  ancient  tomb,  so  much  defaced  I  Adjoining  Hoxne,  is  the  parish  of  Oakley,  the 
as  to  render  its  date  uncertain,  and  In  the  north  aisle  ;  village  of  wliich  is  small,  and  presents  nothing  worthy 
is  a  curious  piece  of  sculpture  representing  the  Good  I  of  mention  but  its  church — an  unpreteudingand  ancient 
Samaritan:  the  living  is  a  vicarage  in  the  gift  of  Sir  edifice,  dedicated  to  Saint  Nicholas;  the  living  is  a 
Edward  Kerrison,  before-mentioned.  There  are  places  j  rectory,  united  to  that  of  Broome, 
of  worship  for  Baptists  and  Wesleyan  Methodists.  Broome  paiisli  is  contiguous  to  that  of  Oakley  ;  the 
Among  the  charities  are  two  public  schools — one  witli  village  being  situated  2  miles  .n.e.  of  Eye,  on  the  Nor- 
exhibitions  to  Cambridge,  the  c»ther  conducted  upon  wich  road.  Broome  Hall,  the  residence  of  Edward 
the  National  plan  ;  almshouses  for  indigent  agent  wo- 1  Clarence  Kerrison,  P^sq.,  is  a  fine  old  family  matiNion, 


men,  &c.,  and  periodical  gifts  to  the  poor.  In  a  fine 
healthful  situation  on  the  Castle-hill,  stands  the  Haitis- 
raere  Union  Workhouse,  and  at  VVorthen,  six  miles 


with  curiously  ornamented  chimneys,  said  to  have  been 
built  by  Sir  Thomas  Cornwallis,  who  died  in  1590  ; 
and  the  Church  of  Saint  Mary  contains  some  hatid- 


from  Eye,  is  another  poor-house  belonging  to  the  same  i  some  monuments  to  members  of  that  family.  The 
Union — the  former  chiefly  for  tlie  reception  of  able-  j  living  of  Broome  is  a  rectory,  with  Oakley  annexed,  in 
bocJied  poor  and  infants — the  latter  for  boys  and  girls   tlie  Ktft  of  Sir  Edward  Kerrison. 

who  are  employed  in  making  shoes,.clothing,  &c.  The  |  The  parishes  above-mentioned  (except  Hoxne),  are 
market  is  held  on  Tuesday,  and  an  annual  fair  on  ^  in  the  hundred  of  Hartismere,  and  all  are  included  in 
Whit-Monday.  The  borough  and  parish  of  Eye  con- ;  the  parliatnentarv  borough  of  Eye :  their  population 
tained  in  1831,  2,313  inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  2,493,  { in  1841  was  as  follows  :— Yaxley,  507  ;  Mellis,  532 ; 
Yaxley  is  a  small  scattered  village  neatly  two  milej  Hoxne, (in  the  hundred  of  its  name),  1,333;  Oakley, 
vrest  from  Eye,  on  the  Norwich   road,    \axley  Hall,   .355;  Broome,  610. 

POST  orzriCE,  Bioad  Street,  Eye,  Richard  Nurse,  /'o.?/^/tf.9/(?r.— Letters  from  London  and  all  parts 
arrive  every  morning  at  half-past  five,  and  are  despatched  at  half-past  seven  in  the  evening. 

POST  OFFICE,  Hoxne,  Richard  Cracknell,  Po;/ i1/a,9rcr.— Letters  from  London  and  all  parli  arrive 
every  morning  at  seven,  and  are  despatched  at  seven  in  the  evening. 


MOBILITY,    GENTRY,    AND 
CLERGY 

Bedingfield  Rev.  James,  Bedingfitld 
Belts  Mrs.  —  Chandos  Lodge 
Bishop  Mrs.  Mary,  Castle  st 
Branch  Mr.  John,  Lanibseth  st 
Campbell  Rev.  Jas.  VVm.,  Church  yd 
Chenery  Mrs.  Atin,  Lambseth  st 
Chenery  Mrs.  Sarah,  Castle  st 
Cooke  the  Misses  —  Broome 
Creed  Rev.  Henry,  Mellis 
Deck  Edward,  Esq.  Lambseth  st 
Eade  Miss  Hannah,  Ca>tlf  st 
Frank  Mrs-  Bacon,  Oakley  House 
Kreeman.Mrs.ChailotteMagdalenest 
Garrood  Mrs.  Racliael,  Lowgate  st 
Gooch  Mis.  Diana,  Magdalene  st 
Goocli  Mr.  Henry,  Castle  st 
Haveis  Thomas,  Esq.  Theltou  Hall 
Hayward  Lionel,  ICsti.  Eye 
HennikerHon.Lord,ThoriihamPark 
Hodgson  Rev.  John,  Hoxne 
Howes  Ikv.  Tlionia%  Thorndon 

26 


Jones  Miss  Mary  Erizb.,Lambseth  st 
Kerrison    Edward    Claience,    E.«q, 

Broome  Hall 
Kerrison  Lieut.  Genrl.  Sir  Edward, 
Bart.,  K.C.B.,  G.C.H.  and  M.P.Oak- 
ley Park 
Knevett  Rev.  John,  Syleham 
Lingwood  Mr.  Joseph,  Broome 
Notley  Rev.  Charles,  n.D.  Church  st 
Paterson  Rev.  George  J.  M., Broome 
Peck  Mr.  Samuel,  l.,angton  ^rceu 
Pretyinan  Robert,  Esq.  Church  st 
Reeve  Miss  Mary,  Castle  st 
Scott  Mr.  Nathaniel,  Hoxne 
Sewell  Rev.  Henry,  Yrixley 
Sherman  George,  Escj.  Occold 
Sherman  Mrs.  —  Church  st 
Smithies  Mr.   Carlton,    steward  to 

Sir  E.  Kerriscm,  Oak  lawn 
Thrower  Mrs.  Hannah  L., Church  st 
Todd  Mr.  Robert,  Rookery  Cottage 
Todd  Mrs.  Sarah,  Castle  .st 
Wallis  Mrs.  —  Prospect  Coftige 


Weeding  Mr.  Kemhle,  Lanibseth  si' 
Welch    Patrick   Robert   Esq.    Yax- 
ley Hall  [Redgrave  Hall 
Wilson    George  St.  Vincent,   K»q. 
Wolton  Mis.  Elizabeth,  Church  st 

ACADEMIES  AND   SCHOOLS. 

Free  Grammar  School,  Church 

st — Rev.  Chas.  Notley, u.o.  master 
Free  School,   Hoxne Herbert 

Ward,    master  ;    Mary    Aldous, 

artist 
Infants'  School,  Castle  hill— — 

Batheba  Amos,  mistress 
National    School,    Broome • 

'I'homas   Gill,    master ;  Patience 

Gill,  mistress 
National  School,  Castle  liill- 

Kobert  Gill,  master;  Sarah  Ann 

Gill,  mistress  [Church  at 

Notley  Rev.  Chailes.B.o. (boarding)) 
Pittick  Harriet,  Lowgate  st 
Pittick  John,  Lowgate  it 


15  f  recto  ri) 


EYE,  &c. 


5tt£folife. 


AOADEMICS,    etc.— Continued. 

Piitiy  bli/abeth  (boarding  and  day), 
Lambsetli  st 

Soutliwell  Elizabeth  &  Mary  (board- 
ing and  day},  Castle  st 

Todd  Jane,  C-tstle  st 

AaRICUI.TURAL    MACHINE 
MAKERS. 

Ablett  Charles,  Yaxley 
Collins  Henry,  Cross  st 
Garrood    Williani   (and  iron  aud 

brass  founder),  Lowgate  st 
Mowle  William,  jiin.  Yaxley 

ARTISTS 

PORTRAIT,  &C.,  PAINTERS. 

Mendhmii  Robert,  Chnrcli  st       [jt 
Short  William (&  landscape), Chtrch 

ATTORNEYS. 

Chenery  Edgar,  Castle  st 
Cream  Charles,  Lambsetli  st 
French  &  LhwIoii,  Casile  st 

AUCTIONEERS. 
Moore  John  Lines,  Hoxne 
Wells  Henry, Church  st 
BAKERS. 
Cooper  James,  Church  st 
Gissiiig  Anthony,  Castle  st 
Kaniphng  Jrs>e,  Cross  st 
Smith  Robeit,  Broad  st 
Smith  Robert,  Hoxne 
Thrower  John,  Hoxne 

BANKERS. 

Gurneys',  Turner,  &  Brightweu 
(Branch),  Castle  st,  (draw  on 
Barclay,  Be  van,  &  Co.,  London  j 
— Edgar  Chenery,  agent 

Oakcs,  Finchani,  Bevan,  &  Co. 
(Branch),  Castle  st,  (draw  on 
Barclay,  Bevan,  &  Co.,  London) 
— Clia!>.  Fisher  Cost»-rton,  cashier 

Savings'  Bank  and  Government 
Annuity  Society,  Broad  street, 
(open  on  Mondays  from  11  till  12) 
— Henry  Bi>hop,  secretary 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Ablett  Charles,  Y<ixley 

Butcher  John,  Hoxne 

Butcher  Nathanial,  Broome 

Collins  Henry,  Cross  st 

Freeston  Isaac,  Hoxne 

Haves  John,  Broome 

Moors  Charles,  Castle  st 

Potter  Henry,  Hoxne 

Scales  Charles,  Church  st 

Smirh  Jo.>ei)h  &  Thomas,  Church  st 

Welton  Edmund,  Yaxley  and  Mellis 

Wright  Stephen,  Hoxne 

BOOKSELLERS,    STATIONERS 

AND    PRINTERS. 
Bishop  Robert,  Broad  st 
Nurse  Richard,  Broad  st 

BOOT  ARD   SHOE   MAKERS. 
Arbourn  Robert,  Lowgate  st 
Bloomfield  i'hom  .s,  Yaxley 
Bowers  John,  Mellis 
Butcher  George,  Broome 
Butcher  William,  H">xne 
Fearman  John,  Church  st 
Gooding  William  (dealer), Broad  st 
Hammond  William,  Mellis 
Herbert  George,  Castle  st 
Hursain  Edward,  Lambseth  st 
Jetferies  Sheppard,  Yaxley 
Larter  Thomas,  Mellis 
Oakes  Abraham,  Cross  st 
Oakes  William,  Yaxley      [Castle  st 
Page  Edward  (and  leather  seller), 
Rayner  George,  Hoxne 
Roper  Mary,  Church  st 
Kose  David,  Bai  k  lane 
WatlingJohn,  Bioome 

BREWEHS. 

Cotton,  French  St  (Jtton,  Back  lane 
Tacon  Richard  &  Chas  , Lambseth  st 


BBAZIERS    AND    TIN-PLATE 
WORKERS. 

Barber  William,  Broad  st 
Kennell  William,  Casrle  st 
Marshall  William,  Broad  st 

BRICK  MAKERS. 

Boitman  James,  Hoxne  &  Broome 
Fisk  Alfred,  Syleham 

BRICKLAYERS. 
Kveritt  William,  Uakley 
Higgins  James,  Hoxne 
Lawrence  Henry,  Lowgate  st 
Marriott  Henry,  Matidalene  st 
Ruffles  George,  Yaxley 
Tye  Mark,  Back  lane 

BUTCHERS. 

Brwwning  Edward,  Hoxne 
Chase  Robert,  Broad  >t 
Je"«sup  John  (pork).  Church  st 
Self  William,  Magdalene  st 
Sturgeon  Samuel,  Castle  st 

CARPENTERS   «c    BUILDERS. 

Bark  way  James,  Hoxne 
Barkway  Stephen,  Hoxne 
Day  Daniel,  Church  st 
Day  George,  Oakley 
Gooderham  John,  Broome 
Hines  James,  Lowgate  st 
Larter  Thomas,  Mellis 
.Mowle  Jahez,  Mellis 
Mowle  William,  Yaxley 
Penning  Daniel,  fiambsctli  st 
Rampling  Edward,  Cross  st 
Short  George  Groom,  Church  st 
Stannard  Thomas,  Castle  st 

CHEMISTS    AND    ORUGQIST8. 

Barber  Thomas,  Lamb«ethst 
Bishop  Robert,  Broad  st 
Nurse  Richard,  Broad  st 
CHINA,  GLASS,  &c.,  DEALERS. 
Chuich  John,  Lambseth  st 
Collins  John,  Cliniich  st 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Gissing  Anthony,  Castle  st 
Raiies  William,  Broad  5t 
Rush  Sarah,  Castle  st 
Smith  Robert,  Broad  st 

COOPERS. 

Dykes  Robert,  Church  ^t 
Meadows  Jabez,  Mellis 
Sivcl  George,  Lambseth  st 

CORN    MERCHANT. 
Waterman  John,  Castle  st 

FARMERS. 

Allen  Robeit,  Yaxley 
Bacon  John,  Mellis 
Bandall  Georgr,  Hoxne 
Bate  Edward,  Eye 
Bayles  Thomas,  Hoxne 
Beales  Charles,  Moor  HhH 
Hlofield  George  K.,  Mellii 
Bolton  William,  Bye 
Browning  Edward,  Hoxne 
Burrows  G'orge,  H-ixne 
Calver  William,  Mellis 
Carry  Lionel,  Hoxue 
Case  &  Brock,  Eye 
Clumbers  Robert,  Eye 
Chapman  John,  Mellis 
Cheaney  Willinm,  Yaxley 
Citenery  Thomas,  Mellis 
Clubbe  George,  Hoxne 
Colby  Thomas,  Hoxne 
Collins  John,  Mellis 
Cop|)in  Zechariah,  Mellis 
Cracknell  George,  Hoxne 
Cracknell  Henry,  Hoxne 
Cracknell  Henry,  Mellis 
Ciaske  Edward,  Eve 
Craske  Walter,  Priory  farm 
Cunningham  Robeit,  Oakley 
Dade  William,  Mellis 
Orane  Su^an,  Yaxley 


Eaton  William,  Mellis 

Edwards  'Jhomas,  Rook  Hall 

Edwards  William,  Eye 

Fennell  Heiiiy  &  Samuel,  Hoxne 

Fulcher  'I'homas,  Yaxley 

Freston  Samuel,  Kiln  farm 

Garland  Richard,  Hoxne 

Gidney  Benjamin,  Broome 

Goodei  ham  James,  Eve 

Gowan  Samuel,  Oakley 

Gowing  Edward,  Eye 

Gowing  Ellis  Symonds.CranleyHall 

Hall  John,  Hoxne 

Hammond  John,  Mellis 

Harper  William.  Hoxne 

Harper  William,  Eye 

Harris  George,  Cranley  grem 

Hill  William,  Hoxne 

Hunt  Joseph,  Hoxne 

Hurse  William,  Hoxne 

Jeffries  Henry,  Yaxley 

Jermyn  Benjamin,  Mellig 

Jermyn  Joseph,  Mellis 

Johnson  John,  Eye 

Kirby  John  Cole,  Eye 

Knott  Ganett  Taylor,  Eye  Paik 

Mallows  William,  Eye 

Marsh  Edward,  Broome 

Marshall  Robert,  Hoxne 

Morley  David,  Mellis 

Murtimei  John,  Hoxne 

Muiton  Samuel,  Yaxley 

Owles  William,  Hoxne 

0«vles  William,  Oakley 

Paiie  John,  Broome 

Parke  James,  Eye 

Parke  Mary,  Broome 

Perry  Joseph,  Eye 

Read  Harriet  &  iMatilda,  Hoxne 

Riches  William.  Eye 

Rush  Charles,  Hoxne 

Rush  Charles,  Oakley 

Rush  Robert,  Hoxne 

Ru«h  Robert,  Oakley 

Rush  William,  Oakley 

Saunders  Sainm-l,  Oakley 

Seweil  Ann,  Eye 

Sheppard  Catherine,  Broome 

Spurdons  William,  Yaxley 

Taylor  Robert,  Hoxne 

Taylor  Thomas,  Broome 

Ti I  lett  Robert,  Yaxley 

Todd  Robert,  Eye 

Todd  Samuel,  Oakley 

Wells  Robert,  Mellis 

Whitmore  Mary,  Mellis 

Wilson  John,  Hoxne 

FIRE,  &c.  OFFICE   AGENTS. 

ALiiANCE(life),Hy. Bishop,  Broad  st 
Atlas,  Charles  Cream.  Lmnbseth  st 
City    of    London    (life),  Charles 

Cream,  Lambseth  st 
Clerical,  Medical  and  General 
(life),  Geo.  W.  Lawton,  Castle  st 
County  (hail  storm),  Samuel  Gis- 
sing, Broad  st 
Globe,  Thomas   Ulton,  &   Edjjar 
Chenery,  Castle  st  [Broad  st 

Indisputable  (life), Robert  Bisliop, 
London,  Thomas  Cracknell,  Hoxne 
Norwich  EQUiTABLE(fire).Richaai 
Nurse,  Broad  st  [Broad  st 

Norwich  Union,  William  Barber, 
Norwich  Union  (fire),Hy.Hi>hop, 
Broad  st  [Lawton,  Castic»t 

Palladium  (life),  George  Warnef 
Royal  Exchange,  Samuel  Gissing, 

Broad  st 
Royal   Farmers'    and   General 
(and  cattle),  Charles  F.  Coster- 
ton,  Castle  st  [ton.  Castle  st 
Suffolk  Amicable,  French&Law- 
United  Kingdom    (life),  Samnel 
GiEHing,  Broad  tt 

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J^ltffolfe* 


EYE,  &c. 


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OINOER   BEER   AND     SODA 
WATER    MAKERS. 

Bird  H.iiry,  Ciiiiicl)  st 
Nurse  Riciianl,  Broad  st 
GROCERS    AND    DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

Bishop  Henry,  lirnatl  st 

Boirftt  John,  Lowgate  st 

Carttr  Kdmuud,  Hoxne 

Clark  William,  Oakley 

Collins  John  (and  tallow  chandler), 

Church  st 
Coppin  William,  Mollis 
Cracknell  Iliciiard  &  Thos.,  Hoxne 
Cross  Charles,  Laiiihseth  st 
Dade  Robert,  .Masdalene  st 
Dove  James.  Cliurcli  st 
Moore  David,  Yiixley 
;Mudd  George,  Clnirch  si 
Ottowell  Francis,  Mellis 
Pashler  Charles,  Castle  s» 
Prime  Tlioiiias,  Mellis 
Rockett  Ch;ir!otte,  Yaxley 
Sirutt  Joseph,  Church  st 
Taylor  John,  Hoxne 
Watling  John,  IJionme 
Welton  Ann,  Yaxley 

INNS  AND  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Bull,  James  Rohinson,  Lambsetli  st 
Bull,  William  Palmer,  Yaxley 
Cheriy    Tree,    Robert    Lawrence, 

Broad  st 
Crown,  William  M oss,  Magdalene  st 
Falcon,  Samuel  Bryant,  Mellis 
Grapes,  HLiiry  Bird,  Church  st 
Grapes,  John  Pipe,  Hoxne 
Green  Man,    Robert  Cunningham, 

Oakley  [enliaui,Castle  st 

Horseshoes,  Charles  Ganard  Buck- 
King's  Arms,  Hy.  Cousins, Castle  st 
King's  Heail,  Frs.  Smith,  Church  st 
Queen's  Head,   John   S.    Gisaiug, 

Cro-s  st 
Rf(\  Lion,  Alfred  Kent,  Hoxne 
Red  lAou,  Henry  Bryant,  Chuich  st 
Bed  Lion,  Robert  Moyse,  Yaxley 
Star,  John  Waterman,  Castle  st 
Swan,  Elizabeth  Curtis,  Bioonie 
Swan,  William  Lake,  Cross  st 
Swan,  Simeon  Walker,  Hoxne 
Victoria  Arms,  Hy.  Scales,  Cross  st 
White  Lion    Inn    (comuurcial  and 

posting),  Heury  Charles  Bowling, 

Broad  street 

Retailers   of  Beer 

Frost  Charles,  Back  lane 
Heihert  Daniel,  Church  st 
Mnllenger  Maiv,  Yaxley 
OflTord  Kduiund,  Castle  st 
Potter  Henry,  Hoxne 
Short  Geori^e,  Hoxne 
Stannard  Thomas,  Castle  st 
Strutt  Joseph,  Church  st 

IRONMONGERS. 

Barber  William,  Broad  st 
Marshall  William,  iJioad  st 

LINEN  &  V/OOLLEN  DRAPERS 

Carter  Ldmund,  Hoxne 
Casson  &  Bicker,  Broad  st 
Clark  William,  Oaklev 
Cracknell  Richard  &  Thos.,  Hoxne 
Cross  Charles,  Laiiib>.etli  st 
Navler  &  Gissinif,  Broad  st 
Rockelt  Charlotte,  Ynxhy 
Taylor  John,  Hoxne 
Welton  Ann,  Yaxley 

MALTSTERS. 

Cotton,  French,  &  Utton.  Back  la 
Short  Geor«e  Gronn),  Church  st 
Tacon  Richd.  &  Ch  ts.,  Lainbseth  st 

MILLERS. 

Aldred  lleiuy,  Back  lane 
Boking  John,  Hoxuc 

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Buttrum  William,  Hoxuc 

Drane  Henry,  Hoxne 

Gillings  Mary,  Kye 

Lines  Jabez,  Broome 

Lock  Joseph,  Yaxley 

Offord  Kdmund,  Castle  st 

Sayer  Edward,  Mtllis 

MILLINERS&DUESS  MAKERS 

Allinson  Mary,  Broad  st 

Dav  Eleiior,  Church  st 

Evans  Harriet,  Church  st 

Penning  Martha,  Chuich  st 

Welton  Sus m,  Cross  st 

MUSIC    TEACHERS. 
Jeffries  Fanny  {&  dancing),  Yaxley 
Pashley  Charles,  Broad  st 
Whayman    Owen    (and    dancing). 
Castle  st 

PAINTERS   AND   GLAZIERS. 
Farron  John,  Hoxne 
Neale  James,  Castle  st  [*t 

Pretty  William  (painter),  Lambseth 
Sheppard  Jesse,  Church  st 
Sturgeon  Daniel,  Castle  st 

SADDLERS. 

Marsh  John,  Castle  st 
Moore  Robert,  Hoxne  [seth  st 

Remington  Richard  Spencer,  Lamb- 
So  wter  Jonathan,  Hoxne 
Tricker  William,  Lnwgate  st 

STRAWr    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Boriett  Maty,  Lowgate  st 
(lollins  Emily,  Church  st 
Marsh  Sarah,  Castle  .st 
Rampling  Hariiet,  Castle  8t 

SURGEONS. 
Ashford  Seaniati,  Castle  st 
liarker  John,  m.d.  Broad  st 
Miller    Walter    William,    Rookery 

Cottage 
.Moore  James,  Magdalene  st 
Payne  John  Page,  Hoxne 

SURVEYORS-LANDj  &c. 

Moore  Joliti  (road).  Back  lane 
Moore  John,  Hoxne 
VVells  Hetiry,  Church  st 
TAILORS. 
Bimd  Josepli,  Church  st 
Borrett  John,  Lowgate  st 
Cracknell  Henry,  Church  st 
Ciacktiell  Richard  &  Thos.,  Hoxne 
Gissing  George,  CJasile  st 
Herbett  Charles,  Church  st 
Rampling  Henry,  Castle  st 
Kead  William  (and  draper), Broad  st 
Stollery  William,  Hoxtie 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 

Pi|)e  John,  Hoxne 
Whaymai>  Isaac,  Church  st 

WATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Baiber  William,  Broad  st  [st 

Batchelor  Henry  {l^  engraver), Castle 
Calver  Susannah,  Bioad  st 
Skinner  Mat  k.  Castle  st 

WHEELAVRIGHTS. 

Algar  Thomas,  Mellis 
Chenery  Robert,  Broome 
Day  Joseph,  Back  lane 
Edwaids  James,  Oakley 
Girling  Daniel,  Castle  st 
Kent  William,  Hoxne 
Mnlletiger  Mary,  Yaxley 

WINE  6c  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

Cotton,  French,  &   tJtion,  Bnck  la 
Tacon  Richard  i\  Chas.,  Lambseth  »t 

IMiscellaneous- 

Chiircli.lolinjurnitiire  broknLambseth  nt 
f'oRV  FxciiANOi:,  Town  Hall,  Bioud  st 
Gooderliara  l>aiiirl,  hair  dresser.  IMa^rta- 
Irnr  street  f  Broad  8t 

Gooding  Witlinm,  clotlies  dealer  &  hatter, 


H.iyfield  Henry  William,  inland  revenue 

officer.  Castle  street 
Holmes  .lohn,  dyer,  Back  lane 
Inland  Rkvenub  Office, at  the  White 

Lion  inn,  Brond  street 
London    I'norEirrr   PnoTFCTioN    So- 

CIKTY,  Clias.  Cream, a(;en1,Larabseth  st 
Mendliam  Uobert,coach  builder  &  Tarnish 

maker,  I'luuch  street 
Page  Edward,  leather  seller,  Castle  st 
Pittick  John,  clerk  lo  the  commissioner* 

of  taxes,  Lowgate  street 
PoLiCK    Station,    Broad    street — John 

Walline,  inspector 
Prentice  David,  gunsmith,  Cross  st 
Raues  William,  basket  maker.  Broad  it 
Robinson  James,  glover,  Lambseth  st 
SkiifTImm    David,  blacking  and  barnesi 

polish  maker,  Lambseth  street 
Uttoif  Thomas,  land  agent,  Castle  st 
Stamp  Office,  Broad   street— Richard 

Nurse,  sub-distributer 
Subscription   Rkadino  Room,  Broad 

st — Henry  Charles  Rowling,  proprietor 
Town  Hall,  Broad  itreet 

PLACES    OP   WORSHIP, 

and  their  MINISTEFS. 

Saint  Peter's  &  Saint  Paul's  Parisb 

Church,   Eye  — Rev.   James   Williain 

Campbell,  rector. 
S.MNT  Pk[-er's  &  St.  Paul's  CnuncB, 

Hoxne  — Rev.John  Hodgson,  i/icumftfnf. 
Saint  Mary's  Chukch,  Yaxley — ReT. 

Henry  Sevvell,  incumbent 
Saint  IMarv's  Church,  Mellis — ReT. 

Henry  Creed,  i;ir»?n(<P)i< 
Saint  Mary's  Church,  Rroome — Rev. 

George  .1.  M,  Paterson,  incumbent. 
Saint  Nichoi.as'Chubch. Oakley — Rer. 

George  ,).  M.  Paterson,  incumbejit. 
Baptist    Chapel   Church   street- Rev. 

Charles  Carpenter.  [tie  st 

Wesletan   Methodist  Chapel,  Cai- 


POOR   LAW^    UNION. 

Workhouse,  Castle  hill. 

Governor — John  Thornton. 

A/a/>o«— Emily  Thornton, 

Siirr/ron — WalterMillar,Rookery  Cottage. 

7'rf«sujer— Thomas  French,  Castle  st 

CIrrk    tn    the    Board    nf     Guardians — 

Charles  Fisher  Coslerton,  Castle  at 
RelicciiHj  O^Ver— Philip  Hart,  Broome. 


REGISTRARS, 

OF  BIRTtlS,  DEATHS  &    MAHHIAGES. 

Superintendent — Charles  fisher  Cosler- 
ton, (,'astle  street. 

Rtf]istrar  oj  Marriages — George  Mudd, 
Church  street. 

Reqislrar  of  Births  and  Z>pa//is— Philip 
Hart,  Broome. 


COUNTY    COURT, 

HKtD  MONTHLY    IN    THE    ToWN  HaLL. 
Judge — Francis  King  Eagle.  E*q. 
C/er?f— Thos.  Collins,  Bury  St.  Edmund*. 
Assistant  C/cjfc— Edgar  Clienev,  Castle  st 
High   //rti/#- George   H.    Blake,    Buryj 

Snint  Edmunds 
Bailiff— John  Walling,  Eye 


CONVEYANCE!5BY    RAILWAY-! 

The  nearest  Slalion  is  at  Mhli.is,  on  thd| 
Eastkrn  Union  line,  3|  miles  w,^ 
from  Eye 

An  Oimiibns  from  the  White  Lion  Inn4 
every  forenoon  (Sunday  excepted),  a| 
half-past  eleven,  and  afternoon  at  ten 
minutes  past  four,  to  meet  the  traini 

CARRIERS- 

To  HARLESTON,  Edward  CatrhpoIe» 
from  his  house.  Cross  street,  Friday  j 
goes  through  Hoxne 

To  H'SWICH,  Francis  Smith,  from  hu 
house,  Church  st,  Monday  &  Thursday 

To  the  MELLIS  STATION,  on  the 
F.astern  Union  R;iilway,  Edward  Catch- 
polr,  from  his  house,  every  morning 
(Sunday  excepted),  at  eiglil,  with  good* 
and  parcels 

To  NORWICH,  Francis  Smiih.from  bit 
house,  Church  street, Tuesday  i  Friday 


3I5(vtctovg, 


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FRAMLINGHAM  AND  NEIGHBOURHOOD. 


RAMLINGHAM  is  a  parisli,  in  North  Lowea 
hundred — the  market  town,  a  small  one,  is  87  miles 
N,E.  from  London,  18  n.e.  by  n.  from  Ipswich,  and 
8  E.  from  Dcbenham  ;  pleasantly  situated  on  an  emi- 
nence, near  the  source  of  the  river  Ore.  The  town 
whicii  conlaiiis  several  well-built  houses,  and  some 
respectable  shops  and  inns,  is  of  great  aniiiiuity — its 
uanie  being  composed  of  the  Saxon  wonis  fremdling 
and  ham,  meaning  the  iiabitation  of  siiangers  or 
foreigners.  Its  piiucipal  ornaments  are  tl>e  church 
and  the  ruins  of  its  ancient  cnstle — the  latter  situated 
ou  a  clay  hill,  on  the  north  side  of  the  town,  iiaving 
ou  the  west  side  a  mere,  or  marsh,  formerly  a  lake. 
Of  the  outer  wall,  yet  standing,  it  lias  been  justly  re- 
marked, thatii  still  looks  more  like  a  castle  than  the 
ruins  of  one.  It  is  supposed  to  have  been  erected  by 
lledwald,  the  most  powerful  king  of  the  Ea^t  Angles; 
its  form  is  rather  an  irregular  curve,  approaching  to  a 
circle.  The  walls  are  foity-four  feet  high  and  eight 
thick,  flanked  with  thirteen  square  towers,  fourteen 
feet  higher  than  the  ramparts;  and  these,,  together 
with  the  battlements,  remain  in  sufficient  peifection 
to  afford  a  tolerable  idea  of  the  whole.  It  was  one  of 
the  seats  of  St.  Rduiund,  the  king  and  martyr;  and  to 
this  fortress  lie  fled,  in  the  year  870,  from  the  relent- 
less Danes;  from  whence,  being  hard  pressed,  and 
without  hopes  of  succour,  he  endeavoured  to  escape, 
but  was  overtaken  in  Jiis  flight,  and  put  to  death  by 
these  invaders.    To  this  castle  Queen   Mary,  of  ruth- 


less nipnuiry,  retired  on  the  deatli  of  her  brother, 
Edward  VI.  Framlingliam  is  a  polling  station  at  the 
election  of  members  to  represent  Kast  Suffolk  ;  and  it 
is  included  in  the  thii  ty-t'ourth  circuit  of  County  Couit 
towns,  under  the  new  act  for  adjudicating  claims  to 
any  amount  not  exceeding  £-0 — the  court  is  held 
motithly. 

The  parish  church  of  Saint  Michael  is  a  stately  and 
capacious  structure,  built  entirely  ot  black  flint,  with 
a  square  tower,  ninety  ft  et  high,  embattled  and 
strengthened  with  buttresses,  and  contains  aclock  and 
musical  chimes.  The  interior  is  kept  in  excellent 
condition,  and  there  are  many  monuments,  of  great 
antiquity,  in  a  fine  state  of  preservation — some  of 
these  to  the  memory  of  the  earls  and  dukes  of  Norfolk, 
and  others  of  the  nobility,  are  full  of  interest.  The 
livint;  is  a  rectory,  in  the  gift  of  the  Master  and  Fel- 
lows of  Pembroke  Hall,  Cambiidge.  Tlie  Rev.  George 
Attwood  is  the  present  incunibcMt.  There  are  plates 
of  vvorshi[)  for  Indepetidentsand  Wesleyan  Methodists, 
and  a  chapel  of  ease  at.  Saxtead,  in  this  parish.  Tlie 
charities  consist  of  some  almshouses  founded  by  Sir 
Robert  Hitcham,  and  others  by  Thomas  i\lills,  afiea 
school,  fiiunried  by  the  fiist- named  gentleman,  for 
forty  poor  children,  and  an  appientice.shi[>  fund,  at- 
tached to  the  school,  'i'he  market  is  held  ou  Saturday, 
in  a  spacious  area.  Fairs  Whit- Monday  atid  October 
10th.  The  pari'ih  contained,  in  1831,2,445  inhabitants, 
and  in  1841,  2,523. 


POST    OFFICE,  Samuel  Bloss,  Post  Master. — Letters  from   all  parts  arrive  (from  VVoodbhidge) 
every  morning  at  seven,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  half-past  seven  in  the  evening. 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY    AND 
CLERGY. 

Alston  Rev. Edward  C.Kramlineham 
Attwood  RfV.  George, F"rainlinglian) 
Brereton  Rev.  Thos.J.Franilingham 
Clubbe  Mrs.  — ,  Earl  Soham 
Cooper  Mrs. — ,  Parham        .       ' 
Cup()pr  Mr.  William,   Framlinghatn 
Edwards  Mrs.  Louisa,  Framlingliam 
Good  Mrs. Mary  Ann,  Framlingliam 
Goodwin  Mr. Goodwin, Framlinghm 
Goodwin  Mr.  John,  Framlingliam 
Gorton  Mr.  Robert,  Baddingliam 
Groome  Rev.  J.  N.  Hindes,  Monk 

Soham 
Henchtnaii  Rev. — ,  Earl  Sohnm 
Hotham  the  Honourable  and  Rev.  J. 

Deniiingtnn 
Peirson  John,  Esq.  Framlingliam 
Peirson  the  Misses  iMary  &  Mar- 
■  garet,  Framlinghain 
Pickering  — ,  Esq.  Karl  Soham 
Shouldham  William,  Esq,  Cran»-ford 
Stanford  Mrs.  Matilda,  Framlinghm 
Stanford  Wiiigfield,Es(].Baddinghm 
Thompson  M r. Henry, Framlingliam 
Turner  Rev.  George,  Kettleburgh 
Welham  ftlr.  liobeit,  Framlingliam 
Wire  Miss  Elizabeth,  Framlingliam 
Woods  Mrs.  Mary,  Framlingliam 

ACADEiaiES     AND     SCHOOLS. 

Boult  Racbael  (boarding  and  day) 
British    School — Tho:-iias   Sher- 
:  man,  master;  Matilda  Sherman, 

mistress 
Hill  Wilham  (boarding  and  day) 
National  School — Samuel  Lane, 

master  ;  Dinub  Tucker,  mistress 

ATTORNEYS. 

Clubbe  Charles    (»ind  clerk  to  the 

magistrates) 
Edwards  William 

BAKERS. 

Gravlin  Thomas 

Leek  Speiu^er  (and  confectioner) 
Widdleton  Robert  (and  confectioner) 
Newson  Charles 

BANKERS. 

Gurnejs'  &  Co. (draw  upon  Barclay, 
Bei"an  &  Co.  IjOiidon) — Jonathan 
Hart  &  Co.' agents 


Harvcys'  &  Hudsoiis'  (draw  npon' 
Hankeys&Co.  London)— Joseph 
B.  Edwards,  agent 

Savings'  Bank— Jonathan  Hart  & 
Co.  actual  ies 

BOOKSELLERS    &    POINTERS. 

Freeninn  William  D. 
Green  Richard 

BOOT    AND     SHOE    MAKERS. 

Cone  Charles  Garlett  John 

Cooper  John  Hammond  James 

Field  James  Johnson  Henry 

Freeman  James  Mayhew  George 

Gardner  Henry  Scotchnier  Wm. 

BREWERS. 

Brown  William 
Lankester  Edward 

BUTCHERS. 

Bilney  Francis 
Bliss  Robert 
Kerridge  John 
Newson  Samuel 

CABINET    MAKERS. 

Butcher  George 
Dale  Samuel 
Leech  William 

CARPENTERS. 
Dale  Samuel 
Dallistone  Daniel 
Waller  Daniel,  jun. 

COACH    IVTAKERS. 

Briuhtwell  Robert 
Wightman  Samuel 
FIREj    &c.,    OFFICE   AGENTS. 

Crown  (life),  Manning  Keer 
EssKX  and  Suffolk   Equitable, 

William  Edwards 
Farmers'  and  General  (cattle), 

Manning  Keer  (and  iiisi)ector) 
Globe  (fire),  Joseph  B.  Edwards 
Norwich  Union,  Richard  Green 
Scottish  (life),  Joseph  B.  Edwards 
SuFFOLK(fire),Jonathan  Hart  &Co. 
Western  (life),  Henry  Clutten 

GROCERS    AND     DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

Marked  thus  •  arc  also  Drapers. 
Baxter  Joseplj 
Capon  Elizabeth 


Capon  Jonathan 

Clutten  Heniy  (and  druggist) 

Dallestone  Daniel 

*Oariaid  Hatsell 

•Hart  Jonathan  &  Co. 

Kindred  Frederick 

Manning  Satah  (and  druggist) 

Middleton  Josiah 

Newson  Samuel 

»Nitkols  William 

"Robinson  William 

.Smith  Samuel 

Wightman  Jesse  , 

INNS    AND    PUBLIC    HOUSES, 

Crown  &  .Anchor  (commercial  and 

posting),  Samuel  Bloss 
Crown  Inn   (and  posting),  William 

Collins 
Hare  &  Hounds,  George  Marjoram 
Queen's  Head,  Samuel  Sheppard 
VVagon  and  Horses,  Francis  Bilney 
White  Horse,  James  Brunning 

IRONMONGERS. 
Barker  Joseph 
Barker  Samuel  Keer 

MALTSTERS. 

Brown  William 

Clutten  James(&  corn  &  coal  dealer) 

Edwards  Geoige 

Lankester  Edward 

MILLERS. 
Kindred  John 
Woods  Samuel 

PLUMBERS    AND     GLAZIERS. 

Fi^k  William 
Wooliiougli  Constantine 

SADDLERS. 

Bloom  field  George 
Fisk  Thomas 

SMITHS. 

Bridges  Frucr 

Bridges  Edward 

Heffer  George  (and  farrier) 

Smith  Joseph  (and  farrier) 

SURGEONS. 
Jeaffieson  William 
Keer  George 
Willson  John 


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FRAMLINGHAM. 


Slater'jJ 


TAILORS. 


F'arrow  Joseph 
NewsiOB  Stephen 
Rowland  James 
Wightnian  Wni, 


Allured  GeoiKC 
Capon  Jonntlian 
Clodd  &  Laincr, 

(and  draiit'r>) 
Dorling  Cliarles 

WATCH    MAKERS. 
Barker  Samut-l  Keer 
Taylor  Samuel 

WH  BELWRIOHTS. 
HefFer  George 
Legyatt  John 
Moore  John 

WINE  dc  SPIRIT  MERCHAITTS. 
Keer  Maiinuig  (and  porter) 
Lankester  Edward  (and  porter) 

Miscellaneous 

Baldwin  Thomas,  auctioneir  &  appraiser 

Barker  Elizibrtb.  milliner  &  dre»8  maker 

Brown  William,  beer  retailer 

Burrows  William,  wliitesmiih 

Cliitten  Ceorge.  stone  mason 

Corn    Kxchasgb,  Crown  Inn  yard 

Francis  Klijali.  umbrella  maker 

Fruer  Samuel,  architect 

Gibbons  George,  liair  dresser 

Hall  William,  bricklayer 


Harding  William,  tinman 
Hearn  William,  gardener 
Inland  Revenvb  Office,  Crown  and 

Anchor   Hotel 
Lay  llicharri,  bair  dresser  [maker 

Oxborrow    Matilda,   milliner  and  drew 
Read  ("lizabeth,  currier 
Read  Thom«s.  fishmonger 
Row  John,  gloTer 

Simons  Henry,  tinman  fdistributer 

Stamh  Office — Charles  Edwards,  tub- 
Waters  Charles,  cooper 
Wells  Thomas,  dyer 
WhalliiiK  Charlotte,  glorer 
Wright  Samuel,  piano-forte  tuner 


REGISTRARS, 

OF  BIRTHS,  DEATHS  5t  MARHIAGEi. 
Superintendent  Registrat — Charles  Read. 
Registrar  of  Marriages — Robert  Welhsm. 
Regittrar  of  Births  and  Deatht — John 
Cottingham. 


COUNTY    COURT, 
Hel»  monthlt. 
Judge — Francis  King  Eagle,  Esq, 
C/erfc—ThoM.as  Collins. 
Assistant  C/erfc— Charles  Clubbe. 
Hiqh  Bailiff-George  Harry  BIak». 
Boi/i^— Charles  Gibbs. 


COACHBS. 

To  IPSWICH,  the  Union  (from  Norwich) 
calls  at  the  Crown  and  Anchor,  erery 
afteiDoon  (Sundays  excepted)  at  a 
quarter  pa«t  two 

To  NORWICH,  the  Union  (from  fps- 
wich)  calls  at  the  above  Inn,  every 
afternoon  (Sundays excepted)ata  quar- 
tar  past  two 


RAIL-WAY. 

The  nearest  Station  at  present  is  at  Ipi« 
WICH,  on  the  Kastbrn  Union  Rail' 
WAT.  18  miles  distant. 

There  is  n  Coach  daily  to  th*  station  a* 
above  noticed. 


CARRIERS. 

To  IPSWICH,  —  Hart,  —  IMeen.  and 
—  Coates,  from  the  Crown  Inn,  Mon- 
day and  Friday,  and  —  Hart,  from  the 
White  Horse, Tuesday 

To  NORWICH,—  Meen  and  —  Coates, 
from  the  Crown  Inn,  Tuesday  and 
Saturday 


HAI3LEJGH  AND  NEIGHBOURHOOD. 


IIHIaDLEIGH  is  a  parish,  in  the  hundred  of  Cosford 

ihe  market-town   is   64  miles  n.  e.  from   London 

(69|  by  rail],  and  abont  9i  w.  by  s.  from  Ipswich 
(12j  by  rail),  and  is  siiuntert  on  a  branch  (7^  miles  in 
length)  which  joins  tlie  Eastern  Union  railway  at 
Bentley.  Tiie  town,  which  is  st-ated  in  a  valley,  on  the 
river  lireton,  was  formerly  a  corporate  one,  governed 
by  a  mayor,  aldrrmen  and  comnion  council ;  but  a  qu» 
fcarranto  beiim  bioiiRtitaKain>t  tliem,  they  surrendererl 
iheir  charier  in  the  reigi>  of  James  the  11,  and  it  has 
never  been  restored.  The  county  magistrates  now 
possess  the  municipal  jurisdiction,  and  hold  petty 
SL'S'ions  for  business  connected  with  the  town  and 
division:  couits  baron  are  held  for  the  manor;  and 
Hadleigh  is  included  in  the  thii ty-fourtii  circuit  of 
towns  under  the  C'-unty  Court  act,  paased  in  1846,  foi 
ailjuduating  claims  an(l  debts  to  any  amount  not  ex- 
ceeding JE20;  this  court  is  held  monthly.  Hadleigh 
i.s  a  p'llng  staii<m  at  the  election  of  members  to  re- 
l>re»ent  West  Suffolk.  The  only  branch  now  existing 
here  under  tlie  head  of  manufacture!',  is  that  of  silk- 
throwing,  by  a  firm  wliich  Iih.s  been  established  for 
i>omp  years.  Malt  is  made  here  in  large  quantities, 
and  there  arc  four  flour  mills  doing  a  good  business. 
The  principal  ornament  of  Hadleigh  is  its  church  of 


Saint  Mary:  it  stands  in  the  middle  of  the  town,  and 
is  a  handsome  spacious  structure,  chiefly  in  the  lateT 
style  of  English  architecture,  surmounted  by  a  lofty 
spire.  Dr.  Wilkins,  one  of  the  late  rectors,  fumished 
a  very  fine  altar-pitce  ;  and  ihe  edifice  wa.s  greatly 
improved  by  the  Rev.  Dr.  Tanner,  liis  successor, 
riiis  church  is  said  to  be  thebinial-phate  of  Guthrum, 
a  Danish  rhieftdn,  who,  being  defeated  by  King 
Alfreil,  embraced  Chiistianity.  Dr.  Rowland  Taylor, 
■A  rector  of  the  living,  in  the  reign  of  the  cruel  bigot 
Mary,  was  bnrnt  on  tiie  adjoinine  common  for  his 
adherence  to  the  doctrines  of  the  Reformation.  'I'he 
living  of  Hadleigh  is  a  rectory  in  the  gift  of  the 
Archbi»hop  of  Canterbury  ;  the  Rev.  H.  B.  Knox  is  tiie 
present  incumbent.  There  are  places  ot  worship  for 
Baptists,  Independents,  and  Wesleyan  and  Primitive 
.Methodists.  The  charities  comprise  almshouses, 
founded  by  Dr.  Pykenhain  in  1497,  for  t»»eiity-four 
aged  jiersons  of  both  sexes;  oiher.s,  of  ancient  founda- 
tion, for  » iulit  poor  inhabilants  ;  public  schools  con- 
ducted upon  the  British  and  National  plans;  and  the 
produce  of  some  bequests  distributed  among  the  poor. 
The  market  is  held  on  Monday,  and  ihe  fairs  Monday 
in  Whitsun-weck  and  llth  Oct.  Tlie  parish  contained, 
in  1831,  3,425  inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  3,679. 


POST    OFFICE,  High  street,  Sarah  Ellisdon,  Poxt  Mistress. — Letters  from  London  and  all  part^ 
irrive  rv^ry  morning  at  seven,  and  are  despatched  at  half-past  eight  in  the  evening. 

Money  Orders  are  eranted  and  paid  between  the  hour.>  of  nine  in  the  morning  and  .six  in  the  evening. 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY    AND 
CLERGY. 

Ansell  Mr.  John,  Marketplace 
Axford  Mr.  Edward,  Hiuh  st 
Baker  Mrs.  Ann.  High  st 
Ha^erMrs  Elizabrtli  Haste,  High  st 
Bieton  Mrs.  Lucy,  High  st 
Biycr  Mi>.  Susannaii,  Church  yard 
Clark  Rev.  William,  Benton  st 
Cook  Miss  Hannah,  Queen  st 
Cook  Rev.  Jamis,  Seiner 
Cooper  Mrs.  Sarali,  Georee  st 
Dawson  Rev.  George  Augustus  Ed- 

wardstowii  Hall 
Drake  Rev.  Nathan,  High  st 
Diakf  Mrs.  Ursilla,  Higli  st 
Duiithoine  Mr.  Tlioma-,  Queen  st 
Fenii  Mrs.  — ,  Market  place 
Ki^-ld  Riv.  Jamts  Wiliam,  Queen  st 
Frost  Mrs.  Eli/abe'li,  High  st 
G"bbs  Mr.  Joseph,  George  st 
Gririiwuite  Mrs.  Elizabeth, Church  st 
Groom  Mis.  Mary,  Btnton  st 
Hicks  Mrs.  .Sarali,  Queen  st 
Hughes  Rev.  Henry  Hunter,  Layh«m 
K«rsev  Mr.  Caleb,  High  »t 

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Ker«ey  Mr.  Robert,  High  st 
Keymer  Miss  Dinah,  High  st 
Knox  Rev.  Henry  B    Rectory 
Lloyd  Rev.  Charles  Wm.  Church  st 
Lyon  Rev.  James,  Benton  st 
Newman  Richard, Esq. Ker-ey Priory 
Pigot  Rev.  Hugh,  Queen  st 
Pritiy  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Hiuh  st 
Itawlin  Ml.  Ashniore,  Bridge  st 
Ree«e  Rev.  Thomas,  Reydon 
Rowley  the  DowagerLndy.Holbecks 
Sheldrake  Mrs.  Ann,  Market  place 
Spear  Rev.  James,  Elmsct 
Striitt  Miss  Ann,  llenton  st 
Strutt  Mr.  Isaac,  Toppesfield  Hall 
.Struti  Mrs.  Maria,  Queen  st 
Strutt  Mr.  William,  Benton-end 
Stiidd  Rev.  Henry, Gorton  Parsonage 
Tomkin  Rev.  James  Win.  Benton  st 
Wade  Mrs.  — ,  High  st  [Eleigh 

Wallace   Rev.  Aitlmr  C.J.  Monks 
Wishaw  Mis.  Eli/ahetii,  High  st 

ACADEMIES    AND    SCHOOLS. 

BhiTisH  School,  Duke  st — James 
Ashdown,  master;  Mary  Ash- 
down,  luistreBS 


Golding  Mary  (boarding  and  day), 

High  street 
Mndd  Abraham   (boarding  &  day), 

Benton  street 
National  School,  Church  yard — 

Henry  Norford,  master; Elizabeth 

Palmer,  mistress 
Stow  Mary  (day).  Queen  st 
Tovell  Edward   Ribbans   (boarding 

and  day).  High  st| 

ATTORNEYS. 
Bunn  Edward,  High  at 
Last  Henry,  Church  st 
Newman  Richard,  High  «t 
Robinson  John  Kiedk.HadleighHall 
Sealy  John,  Benton  st 

AUCTIONEERS. 

Clayden  Hfiiry(and  valuer), High  it 
Cork  Charles,  Benton  st 
Robinson  John  Smith,  High  st 

BAKERS. 
Deeks  James   (and    confectioner). 

Church  st 
Duningham  Joseph,  George  st 
1  Fenu  Josiali,  Bridge  st 


^ixtctoi^* 


HADLEFGH. 


^Uffolft. 


Gardiner  Tillftf,  Hinli  st 
Green  William,  Benton  st 
Pottitt  .losiali.  Angel  .^t 
Spooner  Willi  im,  George 
Taylor  J-.lin,  High  st  [High  st 

Wells  Godfrey  (and  confectioner), 

BANKERS. 
Alexanders*  &  Co.  High  st  (draw 

on    Barnetts',     Hoares'   &    Co. 

London) 
Mills,  Bawtree  &  Co.  Church  street 

(draw  on  Hankeys'&Co.London) 
BASKET    RIAKERS. 
Branch  Henry,  Angel  st 
VVoollard  Robert,  George  st 

BLACKSMITHS. 
CooU  Jtisiiua,  Market  place 
Cook  Joshua  &  Thomas,  High  st 
Ouniiighain  Joseph  (and  coadi,  &c. 

spring  maker  1,  George  st 
Gray  George,  Bridge  st 
Lingley  John,  Benton  st 
BOOKSELLERS^    STATIONERS 
AND    PRINTERS. 

Hardacre  Henry  (and  stamp  office), 
Highst  [Hinhst 

Piper  John   Di.xon    (and    library), 
BOOT   AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Cook  Thomas,  High  st 

Dt^ath  Matthew,  Church  st 

Elliott  John,  George  st 

Ellisdon  Thomas  Alfred,  High  st 

Hart  Willirfm,  High  st 

Jones  George,  High  st 

May  Charles,  High  st 

M^y  James,  High  st 

Pettitt  Levi,  Angel  st 

Salmon  Henrv,  Ipswich  road 

Smith  John,  Benton  st 

Spooner  Hicks,  Angel  st 

Spooner  Jolin,  High  st 

Spooner  John,  jun.  High  st 

BRAZIERS    AND    TINMEN. 

Clayden  Henrv,  High  st 

Deeks  William,  Hi«h  st 

Simpson  Henry,  High  st 

Simpson  Thomas,  High  st 
BREECHES    MAKERS    AND 
GLOVERS. 

Oxford  Tli'inias,  High  St 

Prigg  William,  Angel  st 

BRICK    MAKERS. 

Clarke  John,  Hadleigh  brick-kilns 

Story  Henrv,  High  .-t 

Wilkinson  Henry,  High  st 
BRICKLAYERS. 

Brook  Robert,  High  st 

Cooke  Heniy,  Ipswich  road 

Wilkinson  Henry,  High  st 
BUTCHERS. 

Aggiss  James  (pork),  Duke  st 

Brown  Thonirts,  George  st 

Cooper  John  (pork\  Angel  st 

Day  John,  Besscls  Jane 

Frost  Heniy,  George  st 

Mott  William,  Bridge  st 

Spraggons  Walter,  Benton  st 

Waller  Thomas,  Highst 

Warren  William  (pr)rk),  Angel  st 

Welham  Ran-on,  High  st 

CABINET    MAKERS. 

Cartwriglit  George,  Angel  st 

Clark  Joseph,  Benton  st 

Lan)b  Williiim  Henry,  Highst 

Lloyd  Thomas,  High  st 

Reeve  Henry,  High  st 

Reeve  Rendall,  High  st 

CARPENTERS. 

Baiitock  John,  Benton  st 

Clarke  Wm.(and  builder),George  st 

Corder  Robert  (&  builder).  High  st 

DriverTho».(&  builder), Church  yard 


Gray  Edward,  Calais  st 
Parsons  Clark  (&  builder),  High  st 
CHEMISTS   AND   DRUGQISTS. 
Story  Henry,  High  st 
Wick  James,  High  st 

CHINA,  GLASS,  &C.  DEALERS. 

Allen  John,  Georitc  tt 
Clayden  Henry,  High  st 
Gardiner  Tillett,  High  st 
Pritty  Thomas,  High  st 

CLOTHES    DEALERS. 

Boltrn James,  Highst 
Cubitt  Samuel,  High  st 
Garrod  Thomas,  High  st 

COACH    BUILDERS. 

Green  Jacob,  Hikh  st 
Jolly  Robert,  High  st 

COAL  MERCHANTS  Ac  DEALRS. 

Chisnell  Thomas,  Railway  station 
Dnnim/liHin  Joseph,  Geoige  st 
Syer  Abraham  Henry, George  st, 

aiid  Railway  station 
Whyaiark  &  Co.  Railway  station 

COOPERS. 

Faiers  James  Bransby,  High  st 
Faiers  Robert,  High  st 
Warren  James,  Highst 

t:ORN    DEALERS. 

Chisnell  Thos.  &  Ephraim, George  st 

Frost  Henry,  High  st 

Syer  Abr-tham  Henry,  George  st 

CURRIERS   AND    LEATHER 
CUTTERS. 

Golding  Heniy  (&  tanner),  High  st 
King  George,  Duke  st 
Scrivener  Charles,  High  st 

FARRIERS. 

Grimwade  Johti,  Hiuh  st 
Long  Robert,  High  st 

FIRE,    etc.   OFFICE   AGENTS. 

Clerical,  Medical  and  General 
(life),  Wm. Grimwade,  Chuich  st 

County  (fiie)  &  Phovjdent  (\ife), 
Caleb  Simpson,  High  st 

Etonian  and  General  (life),  Ri- 
chard Newman,  High  st 

London  Corporation,  I'hoiuas 
Pritty,  High  st 

National  Mercantile,  Henry 
CI  yden,  High  st 

Norwich  Union  (fire),  Henry 
Story,  Hiah  st 

Protestant  Provident,  John 
Cook,  High  st 

ROVAL  KaKMERS'&  GENERAL(fire), 

Williim  Grimwade,  Church  st 
SuFFOLK.John  Frederick  Robinson, 
Hadltigh  Had 

FURNITURE    BROKERS. 

Allen  John,  George  st 
Lloyd  Thomas,  High  st 
Spooner  Williiim,  High  st 

GROCERS,     DRAPERS     AND 
DEALERS    IN    SUNDRIES. 

fSee  also  Linen,  Sfc.  Drapers) 
Braham  John,  Highst 
Botten  James,  High  st 
Cook  John,  High  st 
Duningham  Joseph,  George  st 
Fenn  Josiah,  Bridge  st 
Gardiner  Tilleit,  High  st 
Howchin  William,  High  st 
Pettitt  Levi,  Angel  st 
Spooner  William,  George  St 
Staines  Jolm,  Benton  st 
Stow  William,  Angel  st 
Turner  Sarah,  Benton  tt 


HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Bare  Beiij.  (&  toy  dealer).  High  st 
Decks  James,  George  st 
Ray  John,  Hit^h  st  [High  st 

Verlander  Samuel  (and  toy  dealer), 

INNS— COMMERCIAL. 

{See  also  Taverns  S(  Public  House$.) 
George  Inn,  Thos.  Coleman, High  st 
White  Liuii, Joseph  Stevens  Highst 

IRONMONGERS. 

Clayden  Henry  (and  oil  andcolonr- 
nian,  and  agent  for  Ransome's 
agricultural  imidements).  High  *l 

Deeks  William,  High  st 

Simpson  Henry,  Hith  st 

LINEN    AND    WOOLLEN 
DRAPERS. 

Braham  John,  High  st 

Cook  John,  High  st 

Garnham  Georne  Frederick,  Highst 

Howaid  Samuel,  High  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Chisnell  Thomas,  (Jeorge  (t 

Cotder  John,  Angel  st 

Fenn  Cliarles,  Bridge  si 

Fenn  Josiah,  Bridge  st 

Frost  Shadrach,  Angel  st 

Giitnsey  William,  Anuel  tt 

Gromn  Henry,  Benton  st 

Ptttitt  John,  jiin.  Angel  st 

Rand  Joseiih,  Duke  st 

Robinson  John  Smith,  High  «t 

Syer  Abraham,  Bridge  st 

Viuce  John,  George  st 

White  Thomas  Angel  st 

Wilson  'I'homas,  Angel  st 

Wilson  Thomas  William,  Church  st 

MILLERS. 

Clover  Henry,  Tonpestield  Mill 
Deeks  Robert,  Brid«e  st 
Railiffe  Josiah,  Aldham  Mill 
Syer  Abraliam  Henry,  George  st 
MILLINERS  &  DRESS  MAKSa. 
Baker  Elizabeth,  High  st 
Baiitock  Mary  Ann,  Benton  st 
Bateman  Harriet,  Angel  st 
Garnham  George  Fredeiick.High  st 
Goymonr  Elinor,  HiKh  st 
Giinivvade  Ann,  An«t-1  nt 
Lock  wood  Harriet,  Bridge  st 
Parsons  Mary,  High  st  [place 

Terry  Mary  Ann  &  Emily,  Market 
PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS   AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Church  Thomas,  High  8t 
Cri^p  Charles,  High  st 
Gai diner  Benjamin,  High  it 
Osborne  Horace,  High  st 
Reeve  &  Hobbs,  High  st 
SADDLERS. 
Baylis  Charles,  Hish  st 
Kei>ey  Robert,  High  st  \ 

Sexton  Thomas,  jnii.  Church  <t 
Wells  John,  High  st 

STAY  MAKERS. 
Cartwright  Maria,  Angel  st 
Ray  Harriet,  High  st 

SURGEONS.  i 

Growes  John,  Hi^h  st 
Mudd  William,  Hiuh  st 

TAILORS. 

Marked  tliiis  •  are  also  Oraf  (ra. 
*Garrod  Thomas,  High  st 
Hall  Joseph,  Geoige  st 
Hilyard  Alfred.  Bcssels  lans 
•Howard  Samuel.  High  »t 
Pettit  John,  Bessels  laue 
Saije  Joseph,  High  st 
Sexton  John,  Hit;h  st 
Staines  Jolm,  Benton  st 
Webb  John,  Angel  st 
•Webb  John,  Highst 

SI 


^uffolfe. 


HADLEIGH* 


plater's; 


TAVERNS  et  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Barleymow,    .Martin  Chenery,  UeiitoD  »t 
Cock,  Thomas  Gardiner,  George  at 
King's  Arms,  John  Smith,  Benton  st 
King's  Head.  Rubert  Long,  High  st 
Ram,  William  Hurrell,  Market  place 
Shoulder  of  Mutton, Robt.Gosling,Highst 
Swan,  Susanna  Dynes.  Benton  st 
Wheatsheaf,  William  B.  May,  Hifih  st 
White  Hart,  William  Kitson,  Bridge  it 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Chaplin  Kichard,  Angel  at 
Clark  Samuel,  George  st 
Doable  George,  High  st 
frost  Shadrach,  Angel  st 
Groom  Henry,  Henton  st 
Scrirener  Elizabeth,  Bridge  st 
Syer  Abraham  Henry,  George  st 

WATCH  AND  CLOCK   MAKERS 
AND  SILVERSMITHS. 

Gurdon  George,  High  st 

Payne  George,  High  .st 

Siuipsou  Cakh  (&  optician), High  st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Garditier  Thoinas,  IJridge  st 
Herbert  Feter,  Higii  st 
Towns  George,  Market  lane 

WHITESMITHS. 
Claydeii  Henry,  High  st 
Lines  John,  lientoii  st 
Norford  Robert,  Angel  st 
Simpson  Thomas,  High  st 


Miscellaneous . 

Bantock  Mary  Ann,  straw  bonnet  maker, 

IJent'in  street 
Bateman  George,  town  crier,Marketpl»ce 
Branch  Henry,  basket  maker,  Angil  st 
Brown  &  .May,  silk  throwsters,  Duke  st 
Clarke  George, fruiterer  and  confectioner, 

Hii;li  street 
Cocksedge  Henry,  gun  maker.  High  st 
CoiiN  Enchangk,  Market  place— Henry 

Hardacre,  inspector 
Derrick  \Vm.  iron  &  brass  fc)under,High  st 
Downs  Edward  Samuel,  stone  &  marble 

mason.  High  st  [High  st 

Gurdon  Goate,  wine  and  spirit  merchant. 
Inland  Rkvkvue  Offick,  at  the  White 

Lion    inn— Thomas  Frederick  Loucb, 

supervisor.  High  street 
OfTord  Robert,  cutler,  High  si 
t'oLiCK  Station,  Geo.  Daines,  inspector 
Pratt  David, tobacconist.  High  st 
Railway   Station,    Ipswich   road 

Henry  Ward,  st.itioii  master 
Sayers   George,  nursery   and   seedsman, 

Calais  st  [sub-distributer 

Sta  mpOffice, Highst— Henry  Hardacre, 
Syer   Abraham    Henry,    millwright    and 

timber  dealer.  George  street 
Town  Hall,  Market  place 


COUNTY    COURT, 
Held  in  thb  Town  Hall,  monthlt. 

y«(/ye— William  Gurdon,  Esq. 
C/fr/i— Richard  Newman,  High  it. 
HiffA  Bai/i//— William  Neck. 
£ai/i^— Robert  Payers. 


POOR    LAW    UNION. 

Workhouse,  at  Semer. 
Governor — Richard  Patterson. 
Matron — Mrs. —  Patterson. 
Schoolmaster — George  Patterson 
Clerk    to    the    Bhard    of  Guardiant  — 

Richard  Newman,  High  street 
Relieviii)  Ojficen — Joseph  Stow, Wicker. 

street  green,  &  George  Scott,  Cockfield. 


CONVEYANCE    BY   RAILWAY, 

ON    A   DllANCH    OF    THE   EASTERN 
UNION  LINK. 
Station,    Ipswich    road — Henry    Ward, 
ttation  master. 


CARRIERS. 

To  IPSWICH,  —  Mann,  from  the  Shonl. 
der  of  Mutton,  Monday  and  Friday ;  — 
Deakin,  from  the  same  house,  Monday 
and  Thursday,  and  —  Ship,  fiom  the 
George,  on  Tuesday. 

To  LAVENHAM,  —  Deakin,  from  the 
Shoulder  of  Mutton,  Tuesday  &  Friday 

To  SUDBURY,-  Maun, from  the  Shoul. 
der  of  Mutton,  Thursday  and  Friday, 
and  —  Ship, from  the  George,  on  Wed- 
nesday. 


1 


HALES  WORTH 


S  a  parish  in  tlie  hundred  of  Blything — the  market 
town  is  100  miles  n.e.  from  London;  31  n.e.  by  n. 
from  Ipswich ;  and  18  s.s.w.  from  Li)westoft — the 
last-named  is  at  present  the  nearest  railway  station  ; 
but  a  line  is  being  constructed  from  the  Norwich  and 
Yarmouth  railway  to  Halesworth  by  way  of  Beccles. 
'l"he  town  is  situ.itcd  in  a  valley,  on  the  banks  of  the 
river  Blytli,  which  is  navigable  for  barges  hence  to  its 
umuth  at  Soutii  wold.  'I'hongh  a  place  of  considerable 
antiquity,  it  cnntains  nothing  worthy  of  notice  except- 
ing its  liaiidsome  church  and  a  chantry.  Malting  is 
carried  on  here  extensively,  there  are  several  brewe- 
ries, and  a  good  business  is  done  in  corn  on  the 
market  days.  The  magistrates  of  the  hundred  hold 
quarterly  meetings  liere,  and  manorial  courts  are  held 
occasionally.  Halesworth  is  a  polling  station  at  the 
election  of  members  to  represent  Kast  Suffolk  ;  and  is 
included  in  tiie  thirty-f  lurth  circuit  of  towns,  under 
the  County  Court  act,  passed  in  1846",  for  adjudicating 
claims  and  debts  to  any  amount  not  exceeding  £20. 

The  parish  church  of  Saint  Mary  is  a  noble  edifice, 
constructed  of  flint,  with  a  low  but  handsome  tower, 
in   which  is  a  beautiful  clock.    The  church,  a  feVv 


years  since,  received  an  addition  of  more  than  two 
hundred  sittings,  the  expense  of  which  was  partly 
defiayed  by  the  incorporated  cliurch  society.  The 
living  is  a  discharged  rectory,  with  tlie  vicarage  of 
Chedistnn  annexed  ;  the  Rev.  Joseph  Badeley  is  the 
present  incumbent.  The  Independents  have  a  place 
of  worship;  and  there  are  almshouses  for  fourteen 
poor  widows.  The  principal  seat  in  this  neighbour- 
hood is '  Heaveningham  Hall,'  beloneing  to  Loi  d  Hunt- 
ingfield  :  the  mansion  is  a  magnificent  edifice  two 
hundred  feet  in  length,  adorned  with  Corinthian 
columns  and  other  chaste  ornaments;  and  beint; 
seated  on  rising  ground,  appears  to  great  advantage 
from  various  paits  of  tlie  extensive  park:  the  latter 
is  clothed  with  fine  plantations;  and  the  avenue  that 
leads  to  it  from  the  porter's  lodge  is  of  gi  cat  length 
and  beau;y.  A  fine  sheet  of  water  is  spreatl  out  in 
front  of  the  building;  and  the  interior  is  embellished 
by  a  valuable  colleciion  of  pictures,  chiefly  of  the 
Dutch  and  Flemish  masters.  The  market  is  held  on 
Tuesday  ;  and  an  annual  fair  for  cattle  on  the  "iSth  of 
Octdber.  The  population  of  the  parish  in  1831  was 
2,473;  and  in  1841,  2,662. 


POST  OFFICE,  iMarket-placc,  Thomas  J.  li.  Uedwell,  Pusl  blaster. — Letters  from  all  parts  arrive 
(from  SAXMiiNDHAiM)  every  morning  at  seven  and  evening  at  half-past  six,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  half- 
past  seven  in  the  erening. 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY   AND 
CLERGY. 

Aldis  Mr.  John,  Quay  st 
Allez  Capt.  Peter,  Bungay  road 
Atthill  Uev.  ISomlie,  liridge  st 
Badeley  Uev.  Joseph  C,  the  Rectory 
liaylcy  Mrs.  Susan,  Pound  st 
Bishop  .Mrs.  Harriet,  Quay  st 
Bowkr  .Mr-^.  Ann,  Cliedistoii  st 
liristnn  Mrs.  Charlotte,  Quay  st 
Cullingford  .Mr.  James,  Pound  st 
Dennant  Uev.  John,  Pound  st 
George  Mrs.  Kliz^beth,  I'nuiid  st 
Haxell  Mis.  Felicia,  Mill-hill  lane 
Mayhew  Uev.  Joseph,  Pound  st 
Paul  Mr.  Joseph,  Bungay  load 
Reeve  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Quay  st 
Uiclies  Mrs.  Hannah,  Quay  st 
Smith  Uev.  George  L.,  Mill-hill  la 
Smith  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  Quay  st 
Taylor  Mrs.  Mary,  Thoroughfare 
Turner  Uev.  Saml.  Blois,   Pouud  St 
Tuthill  Miss  Hannah,  Quay  at 
Vale  Uev.  —  Pouud  bt 

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ACADEMIES    AND     SCHOOLS. 

Boyden  Susannah  (day)  Q'lay  .st 
lil  worthy  Sarah  (boarding  and  day). 
Quay  st  [Southwold  road 

Harvey  Joseph  (boarding  and  day), 
Hugmaii  &    Harvey  (ladies'  board- 
ing), Mill-hill  lane 
Namonai-  School,  Quay  st — Isaac 
Phillips,    master;    Lydia  Hazell, 
mistress 

ATTORNEYS. 
Baas  Uobert  Beales,  Market  place 
Crabtree  &  Cross,  Thoroughfare 
Head  John,  I'oiind  st 

BAKERS    6t  FLOUR    DEALERS. 

Baker  Robert,  Chediston  st 
Baker  William,  (  hediston  st 
Dennison  David,  Piuind  st 
.Miller  James,  Chedistoji  st 
Page  Thomas,  Bridge  st 
Sones  Zeehariah,  Thoiouglifare 
Squires  William,  Pound  st 
Took  Robert,  Thoroughfaie 


BANKERS. 

East  of  England  Baniv  (Branch), 
Thoioughfare,(draws  on  the  Lon- 
don and  Westminster  Bduk) — — 
William  H.  Uiigliss,  malinger 

Gurneys'  &  Co.Thoroughf)re,(dravv 
on  Bar<  lay,  Bevan,  &  Co.,  Lou- 
don)— An('lrevvJohnston,mana^er 

Harveys'.&  Hu(lsoiis',Tlioioughfaiei 
(draw  on  Hiinkey.s'  &  Co.,  Lou- 
don)  Thomas  \V.  Thompson, 

manager 

Savings'  Bank,  Thoroughfare, 
(open  the  last  'i'uesday  in  every 
month) — Thomas  Tippell,  actuary 

BASKET     MAKERS. 

Buller  Benjamin,  Market  place 
Collett  George,  Tiioroughfare 
'i'ook  Adam,  Quay  st 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Jerniy  John,  Chediston  st 
Rose  James,  Bridge  st 


JStrcctorp. 


HALESWORTM. 


^uffolfe. 


Sinimoiids  Thomas,  Quay  st 
Tiliiey    Henry   (and  wiieehviight) , 

Pound  st 
BOOKSELLERS  St   PRINTERS. 

Roper  S^inl.  (Kxerut'irs  of), Quay  st 
Tippell  Tlioinrts,  Tliorounhfaie 

BOOT    AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 

Bird  John,  Cht  diston  st 
Botiiwell  William,  Wissett  road 
Brown  Joseph  M.,  Thoroughfare 
Chapiuan  J^hn,  Maiket  place 
Cole  John,  Cheiliston  st 
Coilett  VVilliam,  Thoroughfare 
Crofi  Daniel,  CheHision  st 
Crowe  Matthew,  Thorouuiifare 
Cuilinyfurd  Titus,  Chediston  »t 
Cullingford  Wiliirtni,  Chedision  st 
Hugmaci  Nicholas  R  ,  Chedi^ton  st 
Kindrrd  PhineasVVni., Thoroughfare 
Sawing  Jolin,  Market  place 
Spade  Nathaniel,  Biidge  st 

BREWERS. 
Cracknell  Thomas  {and  spirit  mer- 
chant), Maiki-t  place 
Riches  Joseph  A.,  Bungay  road 
Self  Samuel,  Ciiedis'on  st 
Wade  Denny,  Mill-hill  lane 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Newson  Samuel,  Church  lane 
Newson  Stephcn&Win.Chediston  st 
Smith  James,  Cliediston  st 

BUTCHERS. 
Baker  Isaac,  Chidiston  st 
CoUett  James,  Chediston  st 
Foreman  John,  Biidge  st 
Seanies  Groige  (pork).  Quay  st 
Seamens  John,  JiungHV  road 
Sparrow  James  (pork).  Pound  st 

CABINET    MAKERS. 
Godbold  George,  'I'horouglifare 
Tillett  Samuel,  Uridge  st 
CARPENTERS   AND  JOINERS. 
Gray  J.imes,  'i'horonghf-ire 
Keable  Kraiicis,  Mill-hill  lane 
CHEMISTS   AND   DRUGGISTS. 
Chilver  Georte,  Thoioutthfaie 
Reynolds  Williani,  Thoroughfare 
Rudlarid  George  Harrington,  Tho- 
roughfare 
CHINA,  GLASS^  «cc.j  DEALERS. 
Ball  Ebenezer,  Bridge  st  [fare 

Davy  Thos  P.  (&diaperi, Thorough- 
Jeffrey  Charles,  Thoroughfare 
Roper  Saml.  (Executois  of), Quay  st 
Tippell  Thomas,  'Ihorouglifare 

COACH    MAKERS. 
Rose  James,  Bridge  st 
Smith  Lindsay,  Chfdiston  st 

COAL    MERCHANTS  AND 

DEALERS. 
Carliell  William,  Thorouahfare 
George  Thompson  (&  coi  n),  Quav  st 
Harrington  Joseph  (dealer),   Tho- 

rnugiifare 
Steail  Patrick  (and  corn).  Quay  st 
Tippell  Thomas,  Thoroughfare 

COOPERS. 
Kent  Thomas,  l-luiigav  road 
Wade  Dennv,  Mill  hi'll  lane 
Wade  Thomas,  Pound  st 
CURRIERS   AND    LEATHER 

CUTTERS. 
Crowe  William,  Bridge  st 
Gunter  Tho  uas,  Chediston  st 
Hugnian  Benjamin,  Mill-hill  lane 

DYERS. 
Haward  Charles,  Mill-hill  lane 
Sciaggs  James,  Chediston  st 

FARRIERS. 
Neeve  Thomas,  Pound  st 
Smith  Sydney,  Chediston  st 


FIRE,    etc.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

DlSSl'.NTERs'    AND    (iENERAL  (life), 

John  Liiiciiln,  Market  place 
Eagle  (lire),  John  Criibuee,  Tho- 
roughfare [Market  phce 
Freemasons',     William     Stevens, 
London     Corporation,    William 

H.  Ungliss,  Thoroughfare 
Norwich  Union,  Thomas  Tippell, 

Tlmriiughfare 
Phcenix  (fire),  John  Read,  Pound  st 
GROCERS    AND    DRAPERS. 
{See  also  Shopkeepers,  ^c.) 
Aldied   William   Henry,   Market  pi 
Bedwell  John,  Pound  st 
Chihers  Amlnose,  Cliediston  st 
E>ide  James,  Bridge  st 
Foreman  John,  Thoroughfare 
(Joddard  Samuel,  Biidge  st 
Lincolne  John,  Market  place 
Marshall  John,  Quay  st 

GUN   MAKERS. 

Cullingford  William,  Market  place 
Thompson  William,  Bridge  st 
HAIR  DRESSERS. 
Alexander  William,  Chediston  st 
Croft  Geoive,  Quay  at 
Miller  James,  Chediston  st 
Swan  William,  Thoroughfare 

HATTERS. 

Gooding  William  (& clothes  dealer), 

Thoroughfare  [rough  fare 

London  John  F.,  (and  hosier),Tho- 

INNS. 
[See  also  Taverns  ij-  Public  Houses.) 
Angel  (commercial), William  Atmer, 

Thorouiihfare 
King's  Arms  (commercial),  George 

G.  Goldsmith,  Thorouyhfaie 
Queen's  Head  (and  posting  house), 

I^aac  Mills,  Chediston 
Three  Tuns  (commercial  &  postiug), 

P'rancis  Fisher,  Market  place 

IRONMONGERS. 

Buruess  Nathaniel, Thoroughfare 
Easterson  &  Son  (ironfounders  and 
machine  maker-).  Thoroughfare 
Jermy  John,  Chediston  st 
Vesey  Thomas  A.,  Bridge  st 

MALTSTERS. 
Atmer  William,  Thoroughfare 
Bentsley  Peter,  Chediston  st 
CrackmU  Thomas,  Market  place 
George  Thompson,  Quay 
Riches  Joseph  A.,  Bungay  road 
Stead  Patrick,  Quay  st 
MILLERS. 
Bar'oer  Jeremiah,  Soap  House  Mills 
Skinner  John,  Mill  hill 

MILLZNERSOcDRESS  MAKERS 

Chapman  Rosanna,  Marketplace 
Mannall  Elizaheth,  Mil!  hill  lane 
Rack  ham  Mary  Ann.  Quay  st 
Williams  Mary,  Pound  st 

MUSIC   TEACHERS. 
Barker  James,  Pound  st 
Chilver  William,  Chediston  st 

PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Chappell  William,  Mill-hill  lane 
Coilett  William,  riioronghfare 
Smith  Georue,  Thorouglifare 
Wright  James,  Pound  st 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Bunyan  William,  Mill-hill  lane 
Hopson  William,  Thoroughfare 
Musk  Edward  H.,  Bridge  st 
Terry  James,  Thoroughfare 


SHOPKEEPERS  dcDEALERSIIf 
GROCERIES  6c  SUNDRIES. 

Coilett  William,  Thoroughfare 
Croft  Daniel,  Chediston  st 
Farrington  Robert,  Thoroughfare 
Ford  James,  Pound  st 
Haward  Samuel,  Bungay  road 
Muttit  William,  Pound  st 
Nicholson  Roiiert.  Chediston  st 
Peachey  Robert,  Pound  st 
Sones  Fredrrick,  Marketplace 
Taylor  Henry,  Bunaay  road 

STONE    «c    MARBLE    MASONS 

Balls  Robert,  Bungay  road 
Branch  Thomas,  Quay  st 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Chapman  Ros^mna,  Market  place 
Mannall  KTuabeth,  Mill-hill  laue 
Rackham  Mary  Ann.  Quay  st 
Wigg  Coroline,  Thoroughfare 

SURGEONS. 

Garrard  &  Beales,  Bridge  st 
Harvard  Frederick,  Quay  st 
Pedgiift  Augustus,  Bridge  st 
Rudland  George  Harrington,  Tho- 
roughfare 

TAILORS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  also  Oraperi. 
Blanden  William.  Chediston  st 
Builer  William,  Thoroughfare 
•Coibyn  J(din,  Thoroughfare 
Fisher  Edward,  Pound  st 
•Goblieit  Henry  G.,  Thoroughfare 
Howard  Stephen,  Chediston  st 
•Jelfiey  Chailes,  Thoroughfare 
Marshall  William,  Quay  st 
Miller  James,  Chediston  st 
♦Sutton  Robert,  Thoroughfare 
Wright  John,  Chediston  st 

TAVERNS  et  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Hawk,  James  Cooper,  Bridge  «t 
King's  Head,  Ann  Water«,  Quay  »t 
Rose  &  Crown, Wm.  Palmer.Chediston  St 
Ship,  George  Simmonds,  Bridge  »t 
Sun,  James  Ford,  Pound  st 
Swan,  Thomas  Neeve,  Pound  st 
Wellington,  John  Newion,  Chediston  st 
Wherrv,  William  Watson,  Quny 
M  hile  Hart,  Jas.  Bloomfield,Thoroughfar» 
White  Lion,  Robert  Barber,  Pound  st 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Kent  Thomas,  Qnay  si 
Scarle  Catherine,  Quay  st 
Seamens  John,  Bungay  road 
Sell  Samuel,  Chediston  st 
Woolnough  William,  Chediston  it 

WATCH    et    CLOCK    MAKERS. 

Chilver  Samuel,  Thoroughfare 
Dowsing  William,  Market  place 
Riches  Gabriel,  Thoroughfare 
Wigg  VVilliam,  Thoroughfare 

Miscellaneous 

Barber  Robert,  corn  chandler.  Pound  it 
Bilney  Sarah,  stay  maker,  'Mill-hill  lane 
Biiller  James,  pump  maker.  Pound  »t 
Carnova  Peter,jeweller,  Thoroughfare 
Christie  James,    inland  rerenue  officer, 

Bungay  road 
Collings  Wm.  wheelwright,  Bungay  road 
Crabtree  John,  clerk  to  the  commissioner! 

of  taxes.  Thoroughfare 
Cross  Frederick,  clerk  to  the  magistrates. 

Thoroughfare  [Pound  it 

Davy    John,    auctioneer    and    appraiser, 
Farrow  Joseph,  timber  merchant,  Quay 
Fisher  Jnhn,  gardener,  Chedi.«lon  *t 
Gas  Works,  Wissett  road 
Godliold      George,     furniture      broker. 

Thoroughfare  [Thoroughfare 

Jeffrey  Charles,  furnilnre  broker, 
Newson  Richard.whilesmith.Chediston  «t 
Stamp  OPFicE.'I'horoughfare— ThonoM 

Tippell,  sub-distiibuler 
Stringer    Charles  J.,    surreyor  of  taxei, 

Quay  street 
T»ylorJoseph,tinman  &  brazier,Ponnd  »t 

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POOR    LAW    UNION. 

Workhouse,  lilMhhurgh. 

Ootjfmor— George  FuddcII. 

Afotron— Louisa  Funnel). 

SfAoo/masfrr— C'harlei  Castell. 

5<-AoWmii(rfjs-Bttsy  Bater. 

finnjeon— Seaman  Garrard. 

Cka  plain—lit  J.  Thomas  Harrison. 

CIrrk     to     the    Boaitl    of    Guardiani— 

Daniel  Forman. 
Kttircing  OJicers— Anthony  Fisher,  Crat- 

field;    Thomas    Tuthill,    Bl)thburgb! 

Charles  White,  Whenaslon. 


HALESWORTH. 

COUNTY   COURT, 

Held  monthi.v. 

yi(rf(7e— Francis  Kinc  Eagle,  Esq. 

I'/erk— Thomas  Collins. 

A-.sistant  CIrrk— [iobm  B.  Bass. 

High  B-iitiff-  GeorRe  Harry  Blake. 

Aiiittant  Bailijf—John  Seaman. 
COACHBS. 

To  IPSWlCH.the  (/moil  (from  Vorwir.h), 
efery  day  (Sunday  excepted),  at  lialf- 
past  twelve  noon 

To  NORWICH,  the  Union  (from  Ips- 
»  iciij,  every  afternoon  (Sun.  excepted), 
ai  half-past  four;  and  ihe  Eclipse, e\ery 
Monday,  Wednesday  &  Saturday  morn- 
ing at  a  quarter  before  eight 


^!atet*js 


CARRIERS. 

To  BECCLES,  -   Bailey,  Tuesday  and 

Thursday,  and  —  Tooke,  Wednesday 

and  Salr.rday 
To  BUNGAY,—  Batley,  Tues.  &Thu«. 
To  H  A  LDISTON,  —  Tooke,  Thursday 
To  IPSWICH,—  Batley,  Monday,  Wed- 

nesday  and  Friday,  and  James  Sawyer, 

Monday  and  Friday 
To  LAXFIELD.  -  Lockfield,  Monday, 

Wednesday  and  Saturday 
To  NORWICH,  James  Sawyer.Tuesday, 

Weduesday  and  Friday 
To   SOUTH  WOLD,  John   Bedingfield, 

Monday,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 


HAVERHILL 

lis  a  niaiket-town   and    parish — the  latter  chiefly  ,  facture  of  the  town,  is  weaving  a  coarse  description 


ill  the  liuiidri-d  of  lVi>bri(lKe,  Suffolk,  and  a  sniall 
part  ill  the  liuiidrcd  of  Hiiickford,  Escx.  being  al«o 
situated  closf  to  the  bolder  of  CanibridReshire;  59 
miles  N.N.E.  from  London,  and  34  n.  from  Ipswich. 
It  was  formcily  a  place  of  much  greater  con<equeiice 
than  at  present,  liaving  had  two  churches  and  a 
strong  ca»tle— of  which  l;itter  but  few  if  any  vestiges 
remain.  The  principal  street  is  spacious,  and  nearlv 
a  mile  in  length ;  but  the  houses  are  indifferently 
built.  The  lnnd  about  here,  as  is  the  general  portion 
of  this  pait  of  Suffolk.  !•*  in  a  fine  state  of  agriculture : 
the  >ceuery  is  too  little  contrasted  for  the  views  to  be 
considered  striking,  though  partaking  of  all  tlie 
beauties  to  be  discovered  in  well-cultivated  districts. 
There  are  several  ta'iiefui  residences  in  the  neigh- 
bourhood of  Haverhill,  some  of  which  are  in 
delightful  situations.    The  principal  trade  and  inanu- 


of  twilled  cotton  cloth,  called  drabbet,  used  princi- 
pally for  wagoners'  frocks ;  there  is  also  a  silk  nianu- 
fictory  on  a  small  scale.  Sir  Geoige  H.  W.  Beau- 
mont, Bart.,  is  lord  of  the  manor,  and  holds  courts 
leet  and  baron  ;  at  one  of  the  former,  constables  and 
other  officers  are  appointed  annuallv. 

I'lie  present  church,  a  large  and  ancient  strnctnre, 
is  dedicated  to  .Saint  Mary  :  the  liviite  is  a  vicarage  in 
the  gift  of  the  lord  of  the  manor  ;  the  present  incum- 
bent is  the  Rev.  Uobei  t  Roberts.  There  are  places  of 
worshit)  for  Baptists,  Independents  and  the  Society 
of  Friends.  A  national  sclio<d,  erected  in  the  year  of 
Jubilee,  is  well  supported  by  subscriptions.  The 
maiket,  now  but  indifferently  atteinled,  i<  Jield  on 
Fiiday.  Fairs,  May  r2th  and  August  26tli,  for  cattle, 
toys,  and  pedlery.  The  parish  contained  iu  1831, 
1,758  inliabitants,  and  in  1841,2,451. 
Letters  from  London  and  all  parts  (Halstead  ex- 
Letters  from 


POST    OTTICEf  Jifhn  Turner,  Post  Master 
ceptc'l,  ariive  every  tiiornine  at  eight,  and  are  desi)at(hert  at  a  quarter-past  five  in  the  evening. 
Halstki)  arrive  every  morning  at  eight,  and  arc  despatched  thereto  at  four  in  the  afiernoon. 

Monet/  Orders  are  granted  and  paid  at  this  office  from  nine  in  the  moiniiig  till  fimr  in  the  afternoon 


GENTRY  AND  CLERQY.     i         CARPENTERS, 

Crick  Rev.  Kiederick, Little Thurlow    BridKC  William 

Davies  Rev.  James,  Haverhill  j  Hall  Williani  (and  builder) 

Gent  Grorne,  Esq.  Moyiis  Park         I  Hepher  Edward 

Hicks  Rev.  Wni,  Stunner         [sted  ,  Mason  Thomas  (and  builder) 


Hodgson  Rev.  John,  Ht-lion  Bump 
Mayd  Rev.  William,  Witlieisfield 
Puikis  John,  Es(|.  Stunner 
Roberts  Rev.  Robert,  Haverhill 
S>er  Ri'v.  Thomas,  Gieat  Wratting 
.Syer  Rev.  Wm.  Henry,  Keddington 
'I'odd  RadclifTeP.,  Esq.  Stunner 
Walton  Ellis  A.  S.  Esq.,  J. p.  Haver- 
hill [low 
Waynian  Rev.  William,  Great  Tliur- 

ACADEMIES    AND  SCHOOLS. 

I).iiiie«  Mi^s  (boarding  and  day) 
Dtarslt-y  Walter  (day) 
Mason  Henry  (day) 
National  Jubilee  School  (girls) 
.Sarah  Bridge,  mistress 

ATTORNEYS. 

Jackson  Henry  Wyld 
Jardine  John    Hinry  (and  clerk  to 
the  magistrates) 

BAKERS. 

Bridge  George   |  EveirettSliadracli 
Coriii-11  Charles  |  .Mi«on  WiHi.im 
Crick  Mary         |  Radford  Juhu 

BANKERS. 

Uakes,  Bcvan,  Moort-  &  Bcvan(draw 
on  Barclay,  Bcvan  &  Co.,  I^oti- 
don) — Joseph  Borehani,  aeent 

SAVtsfis'  Bank  (open  on  Fiidiys 
from  12  till  2j  — R.  P.    I'odd,  sec 

BLACKSMITHS. 


Frost  Johu 
Kiig  Gef)ige 
Price  John 


Spicer  James 


Williams  Richard 

BOOT    AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 

Suckling  Thomas 
Turner  Jolin 
Turner  Thomas 


Adams  Tlioinas 
Alhon   William 
Mams  Henry 
Jiuckling  John 


B4 


CHEMISTS  AND    DRUGGISTS. 

Kiieliimj  Charles 
Suckling  Samuel 

CLOTHES    DEALERS. 
Rasham  John  |  Hawes  George 

Callow  Benjamin   |  Mison  William 
DRABBET    MANUFACTURERS. 
Gurieen  Daniel  &  Son 
Nott  Joseph 
Pearce  Peter 
Woollard  William 

FIRE,    &c.,  OFFICE  AGENTS. 

Ati.as,  Samuel  Bigmore 
Noiiwicii  Union,  .lohit  Turner 
Suffolk,  Charles  Kitching 
Sun,  William  Henry  Jackson 

GROCERS,     DRAPERS,    AND 
DEALERS  IN  SUNDRIES. 

Basham  John 

Bates  &  Unwin 

Dix  Charles  (and  ironmonger) 

Gowers  Thomas 

Pearce  Peter 

Peck  James  &  Son 

Wiseman  William  Christopher 

Woollard  Thos  (and  corn  chandler) 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Basham  Williani 
Hcckford  John 
Kiddill  Henry  Fvlward 

INNS  AND  PUBLIC  'HOUSES. 

Bell  (commeici^l),  Klias  Ellis 
Bull,  Gc'iriie  Hawcs 
(Jreyhoutid,  .Martha  .Scotclicr 
Queen's  He.id,  .lidm  Price 
Ram,  William  Woollard 
Rose  &  Crown,  Henry  Mason 
Weaver's  Arms,  James  Backler 


Retailers  of  Beer- 


Alhon  William 
Backler  John 
Biijiniire  .Samuel 
Bush  James 
Campion  Elizabeth 
Crick  John 


Faulkner  Eben«zer 
Frost  Elizaheth 
.Mason  Thomas 
Mison  John 
Scott  Charles 
Turner  Thomas 


MALTSTERS. 

Borcham  Joseph    (and  brewer  and 

S()irit  merchant) 
Puikis  John 

MILLERS. 

Brown  James 
Ruffle  Richard 

MILLINERS  &  DRESS  MAKRS. 

Galiifant  Hannah 
GihliiiR  Georgiana 
Hinds  Mary 
Killinghack  Susan 

PAINTERS   AND  GLAZIERS. 
Brown  William 
Finch  Elijah 

PRINTERS-LETTER-FRESS. 

Bigmore  John 

Dearsley  Walter  (and  bookseller) 

STRAW   BONNET   MAKERS. 

Bigmore  Priscilla 
Blown  Emma 
Ellis  Mary 
Galiifant   Mary 
Hawes    Susannah 
Suckling  Elizabeth 

SURGEONS. 
I'stfott  Samuel  S. 
Martin  Henry 
Robinson  Thomas 

TAILORS. 
Ayrcs  John 
Ellis  William 
Fairweather   William 
P'airweather  William,  jun 
Lock  George 
Smith  Thomas 


Utrectori) 


HAVERHILL. 


^uf^ollt* 


WATCH   MAKERS. 

Carter  William 
Wham  George 

Miscellaneous- 

Arber  John,  briclilayer 

Sackler  John,  bricklayer 

Berry  James,  butcher 

Blandon  Robert,  butcher 

Brook  Thomas,  registrar  of  births,  deatbi 

and  marriages 
Byford  Joseph,  wheelwright 
Chater  John  &  Son,  nurserymen 
Crick  Frederick,  farrier  and  coll  breaker 
Crick  John,  cooper 
Fairweather  William,  ironmonger 
Freestone  Susanna,  butcher 


Hag^ar  Josiah,  saddler 

Lee  Joslina  C,  cooper 

Roberts  Richard,  silk  mannficturer 

Sizer  Jonathan,  cabinet  maker 

Stamp  Office, Chas.  Dix,sub-distributer 

Suckling  James,  rope  and  twine  maker 

Webb  John,  wheelwright 


POOR    LAW    UNION. 
RISBRIUGE  UNION. 

Workhouse,  Haverliill. 

Governur — George  Hann. 
Wa<ron— Elizabeth  Hann. 
Schoolmaster — Henry  Burgoyne. 
Surgeon — Samuel  S.  E.'tcott. 


Chaplain — Rev.  William  Hicks. 

Clet  k    to    Ike    Board    of   Guardiant'" 

John  Henry  Jardine. 
Relieving  Officers— Thos.  Srooks,  HaTer- 

hill;    Thomas    Jolly,    Clarej     Daniel 

Slater,  Wickhambrook. 

CARRIERS. 

To  BURY  SAINT  EDMUNDS,—  Ray- 

ner,  Wednesday 
To   CAMBRlDtiE,  —   Rayner,  and  — 

Frost,  Saturday 
To  IPSWICH,—  Bradman,Thur8d«y 
To  N  E  W  M  A  RK  ET,  —  Fro.t,  Tueiday 
To  SUDBURY  and  CLARE,  —  Elmer, 

and  —  Goldiug,  Monday  aud  Thuriday 


I 


IPSWICH  AND  NEIGHBOURHOOD. 


PS WICH  is  a  market  town  and  port,  a  boiougli  both 
corporate  and  parliatneiitai  y,  tiie  county  town,  and  a 
liberty  <  f  itself;  69  miles  n.e.  from  London,  54  s.s.w. 
fiom  Yarmontli,  4a  s.  from  Norwich,  24  n.n.w.  fmrn 
Harwich  by  land,  attd  12  by  water, and  18  n.n.e.  fiotn 
Colchi  ster.  The  fidlowing  are  rail  di-tances — from 
London  68  miles,  fioiu  Norwich  45J  ;  fiom  Buiy  Saint 
Edmunds,  26|,  from  Diss,  the  same,  from  Colches- 
ter, 16|,  and  fiom  Stowtiiarket,  12.  The  town  is 
pleasantly  .situated  on  an  acclivity,  washed  on  the  west 
and  south  by  the  river  Otweil,  over  which  is  a  hand- 
some iron  bridge,  and  another  at  the  entrance  into  the 
town  fri  ni  the  London  road.  It  is  a  priticipal  station 
on  the  Eastern  Union  Railway,  and  by  means  of  this 
line  holds  iinitiediate  and  rapid  communication  with 
the  metropolis  attd  the  soatiiern  and  western  paits  of 
the  kingdom,  and  with  Norwich  and  Yarmouthon  the 
north;  while,  in  eonnexioii  with  the  Eastern  Counties 
Railway,  an  inteicimrse  is  effected  with  the  Nortii 
Western  lines  of  railway,  and  the  distant  districts  in 
that  direction.  The  nameof  the  place  is  obtained  front 
the  river  Gyppen  or  Gippin?,  which  empties  itself 
into  iheOrwill  just  above  the  town  ;and  in  Domesday- 
book  is  written  Gyppestcid,  Gippeswiz  and  Gippeswic 
which,  by  dropping  the  gtiltral,  was  ptonounced  Yps- 
tcic/ie,  atid  suiisequently  Ipswich.  The  original  defences 
oftlietown  were  destroyed  by  the  Danes,  but  were  re- 
stored by  King  .lolm,  and  portions  of  the  latter  still 
exist.  The  vv.dls  wet  e  provided  with  four  gates,  named 
after  the  caidinal  puints;  and  frotn  the  gates  the  tout 
wards  into  whicii  the  town  was  divided  obiaitied  their 
appellations.  The  more  ancient  streets  are  not  formed 
with  regularity,  and,  being  likewise  rather  nariow, 


sists  of  an  outer  and  inner  (quadrangle,  each  of  which 
is  encircled  by  a  ratige  of  buildings,  .supported  on  stone 
columns:  the  entire  cost  about  £10,000 ;  adjoining  is 
an  eticlosed  cattle  market,  Ttie  county  gaol  and 
house  of  correction  (erected  in  1786),  is  judiciously 
at  ranted,  as  regards  bf)th  the  morals  and  health  of  the 
prisoners :  near  tlie  same  spot  stands  the  boiongh  gaol. 
One  of  the  greatest  improvements  made  to  the  port, 
was  the  construction  of  the  wet  dock,  which  was 
finished  in  1842,  at  a  cost  of  Jei25,000:  its  surface 
presents  an  area  of  thirty-two  acres,  with  a  depth  of 
fourteen  feet  of  water,  and  a  quay  2,780  feet  in  length 
and  thirty  feet  in  breadth.  Communication  with  Lon- 
don by  water  is  maintained  by  both  steam  and  sailing 
vessels ;  and  as  tlie  means  of  transport  have  increa- 
sed, the  tiade  and  piosperitv  of  thetown  have  been  pro- 
portionably  augmenting.  I'lie  facility  of  railway  com- 
mutiication  has  been  previously  advei  ted  to.  The  an- 
tiquary, amongst  the  many  relics  that  must  arrest  his 
attention  in  this  place,  will  feel  peculiar  interest  in 
viewing  a  rematkaijle  dwellitig  occupied  by  Mr.  Spar- 
rowe,  in  the  Old  Butter-marke' ;  it  was  built  in  1567 
by  Ilobett  Sparrowe,  Esq.,  and  has  never  been  inhabi- 
ti-d  by  any  other  that)  persotts  of  that  name;  its  exte- 
rior is  ornamented  with  figures  symbcdical  of  Europe, 
Asia,  Africa,  and  Ameiica,  aid  a  variety  of  other  em- 
blematical decorations,  rudely  sculptured;  the  rnyal 
arms  of  Charles  II,  executed  in  a  better  style,  are  on 
the  front  of  the  house.  A  tiadition  exists  in  the  family, 
that,  for  some  time  after  the  disastious  battle  of  Wor- 
cester, that  monarch  was  secreted  in  an  apartment  in 
the  roof  of  the  house,  the  entrance  into  which  was 
ingeniously  coticealed  by  a  sliding  paunel.  The  ancient 


do  not  iinpaita  favourable  impression;  but  many  of  giteway,  the  only  remaining  portion  of  Woisey's  col- 
the  .shops  are  elegant ;  the  town   is  well  paved  and   lege,  likewise  will  attract  the  observation  of  the  cu 


gas-lighted;  while  the  formation  of  some  liandsome 
new  streets  has  added  much  to  the  uniformity  of  its 
general  appeaiauce.  The  river  Orwell  is  navigable  to 
the  sea  at  Harwich,  and  affords  to  the  inhabitants  a 
delightful  aquatic  excursion,  through  varied  scenery, 
abounding  with  chrirming seats  and  elegant  mansions: 
in  England,  perhaps,  there  is  not  another  river  of  it.s 
extent  that  can  equal  it  in  beauty,  being  wooded  on 
each  side  to  the  very  water's  edge. 

The  public  buildings  of  Ipswich,  exclusive  of  the 
churches,  are  numerous;  the  following  are  the  prin- 
cipal.— One  of  the  most  beautiful  edifices  heie,  for- 
merly, was  Saint  Mildred's  church,  once  pat ochial ;  the 
principal  jiart  having  been  taken  down,  the  remainder 
was  converted  into  a  town-hall:  it  is  situated  on  the 
Corn  hill,  and  contains  a  sessions  hall,  in  which  the 
borough  courts  are  held,  a  spacious  council  chamber, 
with  rooms  for  the  magistiates,  grand  jury,  officers, 
&c.  The  police  station  is  also  «ithin  the  building, 
and  theupper  story  is  occupied  by  the  Ipswich  Literary 
Institution.  The  custom  house,  on  the  quay,  is  more 
useful  than  ornamental.  The  corn  exchange  on  Corn 
liill,  is  contetiietitly  fitted  up  with  stands.  The  bar- 
racks, situated  on  an  eminence,  are  healthful  and  com- 
modious ;  this  is,  occasionally,  the  head-quarters  of 
troops,  stationed  in  the  eastern  countii  s.  (mtne- 
diately  in  the  rear  of  the  barracks  is  the  '  East  Suffolk 
Hospital  and  Dispensary,'  a  handsome  structure  and  a 
valualtle  institution,  well  sustained  by  voluntary  con- 
tributions. In  1810  the  present  market-place  was  con- 
structed at  a  short  distance  from  the  old  one;  it  cou- 


rious:  the  carditial  was  a  native  of  Ipswich. 

About  the  middle  of  the  seventeenth  century,  from 
the  loss  of  its  manufactures  of  woollen  and  sail  cloth, 
&c.  Ipswich  suffered  many  reverses  both  in  trade  and 
commerce;  but,  towards  the  close  of  tbe  last  century, 
it  recovered  from  the  shock,  and  has  since  continued 
rapidly  to  increase  in  importance  and  population,  and 
now,  by  means  of  the  capacious  wet  dock,  hundreds  of 
vessels  can  he  accommodated  with  floating  berths  at 
at  all  times  of  tide.  The  principal  co.nmeice  of  Ips- 
wich is  in  corn  and  coal,  and  lattte  quantities  of  grain 
and  malt  are  forwarded  to  the  metropolitan  market. 
The  number  of  registered  vessels  belonging  to  the  port 
in  1847,  was  181,  of  the  aggregate  burden  of  14,611 
tons,  and  employing  about  960  men.  During  the  year 
1847,  there  were  imported  101,493  tons  of  coals,  coke 
and  cinders,  and  nearly  50,0001bs.  of  tea;  the  customs 
duties,  paid  during  the  same  period,  amounted  to 
£.30,406.  About  300,000  quartets  of  corn  are  exported 
annually  to  London  and  other  markets,  besides  malt 
and  flour  to  a  very  large  amount.  A  general  foreigo 
trade  of  considerable  extent  is  also  carried  on:  ant*, 
since  Ipswich  has  become  a  bonded  port  for  foreign 
timber,  the  trade  with  the  Baltic  has  considera- 
bly improved.  The  manufactories  of  the  town  are 
also  on  the  increase,  and  prospering.  The  oldest  and 
largest  in  the  town  is  carried  on  hy  Messrs.  Ransomea 
and  Mav,  consi.stinif  of  an  iron  foundry,  engine  works, 
and  the  largest  auricultural  Implement  manufactory  in 
England,  eiving  emiiloyinent  to  upwards  of  one  thou- 
sand persons.    There  i's  also  another  large  foundry— 

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that  of  Messrs.  Hurwood  and  Turner,  employing  a 
great  number  of  hands  in  the  manufacture  ot  agricul- 
tural impli'ineiits.  Another  important  establishment, 
is  that  of  .Mes-rs.  Ransome  aid  Parsons,  pa'eitees  fi>r 
the  manufactiirt  of  arti'iciai stone — an  invention  which 
is  iiki  ly  to  become  of  grrat  consequence,  and  is  now 
exteusively  use  I  for  (grindstones,  arcliiiectural  orna- 
nient»,  mouldings, cliimneyi)Jeces,  floorings,  staiuaiy, 
&c.  The  finer  de.'cription  of  paper  is  alsn  extensively 
made  heie  by  a  company,  u>ing  Kansouic's  patent, 
sizing,  parting  and  drying  machines,  and  worked  by 
powerful  .■>team  machinery.  There  are  also  seveial 
Dreweries  in  the  town,  two  extensive  sliip-buildmg 
yaids,  with  patent  slips,  an  oilcake  manufrictory, 
several  ciirn  mills  ;  and  themaltint;  business  is,  per- 
haps, of  greater  importance  and  extent  here,  than  in 
any  other  town  of  its  size  in  England. 

King  John,  in  the  first  year  of  his  reign,  granted  the 
,.oriKiaMlchaiterr)fincorporation  to  lp«wich, hearing  date 
May  25th,  1199;  by  it  the  burgesses  were  exempted 
from  the  payment  of  tolls  and  customs  in  the  dif- 
ferent ports  of  the  kingdimi— a  piivilege  enjoyed  to 
this  day,  by  such  masters  of  vessels  as  are  free  of  th^ 
borough;  but  as  the  immunity  extended  only  to  such 
taxes  and  customs  as  were  then  in  force,  it  is  now  com- 
paratively valueless.  Edward  I,  in  the  13ih  of  his 
rei«n,  seized  the  borough ;  but  afterwards,  receiving 
«nme  service  from  the  ships  furijished  by  the  town, 
contirmed  the  charters  of  Kim;  John  and  Henry  III: 
these  weie  renewed  by  succeeding  monarchs ;  and 
Charles  II,  in  consequence  of  some  jealousies  amijng 
the  inhat'itants,  granted  tliem  another  charter,  which 
remained  in  force,  until  the  passing  of  the  Municipal 
Reform  Act,  in  1835,  which  vested  the  governmentin 
a  high  steward  (elected  for  life),  a  mayor,  ten  alder- 
men and  thirty  councillors,  assisted  by  a  recorder 
au'l  the  other  usual  oflit  ers,  under  the  style  of  '  the 
Bailiffs,  Hurgesses  and  Commonalty  of  tlie  Town  or 
Borough  of  Ipswich:'  the  same  act  divided  the  town 
into  five  wards,  and  provided  for  it  a  special  commis- 
sion of  the  peace;  under  the  latter  there  were  nine 
local  justices,  and  the  corporation  have  an  efficient  po- 
lice force.  The  county  C'Urts,  elected  in  1836-7,  are 
in  frotit  of  the  county  gaol,  in  Saint  Helen-street, 
and,  being  built  of  white  brick,  in  the  Tudor  orGotliic 
style,  with  towers  and  emhattlements,  form  a  lemaik- 
ahly  attractive  object  amongst  the  buiblings  of  the 
town.  1 1,  the  ceniie  is  the  main  entrance  to  the  piison, 
while  the  wings  contain  the  criminal  and  the  Nisi 
Pnus  courts,  in  whidi  are  held  the  summer  county 
assizes.  The  sessional  tmsiness  for  the  county  is 
likewise  trans;icted  heie,  in  January,  April,  June  and 
October;  and  the  County  Court  is  held  monthly,  under 
the  act  passed  in  184G,  for  adjudicating  claims  and 
debts,  to  any  amount  not  exceeding  £20.  Tlie  borough 
first  returned  members  lo  parliament  in  the  23rd  of 
Edward  I,  ami  from  that  period  it  has  uninterrnptedly 
exercised  that  privilege  :  the  present  representatives 
are,  John  Chevallier  Cobbold,  Esq, and  Hugh  Edward 
Adair,  Esa.  Tlie  remrn  of  members,  to  represent 
East  Suffolk,  is  made  from  this  town. 


Ipspich  comprises  twelve  parishes,  and  there  are  a» 
many  churches,  besides  a  chapel  of  ease;  to  some  of 
them  are  attached  interesting  feaiures,  architectural 
or  sepnlchurai — but  our  space  will  not  admii  of  a  de- 
tailed notice  of  ther  several  attractions.  They  are  re- 
spectively dedicated  to  Saint  Clement,  Siiint  Helen, 
Saint  Lawrence,  Saint  Vlaigaiet,  Saint  Mary-at-Elms, 
Saint.Mary-at-the-Key,  Saint  Maiy  Stoke, Saint Mary- 
ai-the-Tower,  Saint  Matthew,  Saint  Niiiiolas,  Saint 
Peter,  Saint  Stephen,  and  the  Holy  Tiinity — the  lat- 
ter a  chapel  of  ease  to  Saint  Clements.  There  are 
also  places  of  worship  belonginn  to  various  reliuious 
denominations,  indudinjj;  Baptists,  Independents, 
UnitariaMS,  Methodists,  the  Society  of  Friends,  Ro- 
man Catholics  !ind  Jews — a  list  of  these,  with  their 
ministers,  will  be  seen  in  the  directory,  and  of  all 
other  public  edifices,  institutions,  eduC'itional  estab- 
lishments, &c.  In  its  charitable  and  scientific  insti- 
tutions Ipswich  cannot  be  excelled  by  any  place  of 
similar  prosperity  and  population.  The  grammar 
school,  a  munificent  toutidation,  is  mentioned  so  early 
as  the  17ih  yeai  of  Fdward  IV.  The  grey-coat  boys' 
and  blue-coat  girls'  was  estnldisbed  in  1709,  for  edu- 
cating and  appi enticing  the  pupil«.  There  are  seveial 
other  public  schools,  paiochial  and  otherwise,  and 
one  for  qualifying  girls  to  become  useful  servants. 
Tooley  and  Smart's  foundations,  as  they  are  called, 
are  for  th^  support  of  persons  maimed  in  the  king's 
service  or  otlierwise.  Christ's  hospital  is  for  the  relief 
of  aged  individuals  and  children.  There  is  an  excel- 
lent charity  for  the  relief  of  poor  widows  and  orphans 
of  clergymen  of  the  established  church  ;  with  various 
other  charities  of  minor  importance,  all  tending  to 
alleviate  the  sutferinus  and  diminish  the  wants  of  the 
indigent.     A  society  for  literary  |)Ut  poses  was  formed 

I  by  some  gentlemen  in  1818,  ui>der  the  name  of  the 
*  Philological  Society.'     Among  the  places  of  amuse- 

:  nient  may  be  mentioned  a  small  theatie,  erected 
in   1805 ;  assembly   rooms  opened  in   1820,  and   the 

i  Ipswich  museum  in  1847 — the  latter  furnished  wiih  a 

■  great  variety  of  specimens  in  natural  history,  &c.  with 
a  library  of  valnalde  woiks  In  1824  a  mechanics' 
institution  was  established,  which  is  flourishing,  and 

'  has  a  wood  library  and  a  museum  :  it  occupies  a  large 
building  in  Tavern  streit,  containing  a  spacious  lec- 

■  ture  room,  leading  room,  committee  and  class  roonus. 
Thiee  newspapeis  are  pubished  in  Ipswich  weekly — 
their  titles,  publishers,  &c.  are  given  in  the  Directory  ; 
and  there  are  several  excellent  libraries,  suhsciiptioii 
as  well  as  circulating.    The  markets  are  held  onTues- 

:  day  and  Saturday  ;  the  first  is  for  corn  and  cattle,  in 
which  very  cousideratde  business  is  transacted  ;  the 
latter  for  provisions  of  all  kinds.  Fairs  May  4th, 
callel  St.  George's  fair,  for  cattle  and  toys;  August 
22nd,  forlimhs,  and  SepienibiT  25tb,  for  cheese  and 
butter.  The  lamb  fair  is  the  largest  of  the  kind  in  the 
kingdom;  from    100,000  to  130,000  at e  annually  ex- 

I  hibited  in  the  field,  and  the  fair  is  attended  by  all  the 
great  dealers  in  the  surrounding  counties.  The  popu- 
lation of   the   liorough  and    parishes,    in   1831,  wa 

I  20,454,  and  in  1841,  25,384. 


POST  OFFICE,   OLD  BUTTER  MARKET, 

Mr.  WILLIAM  STEFENSON  FITCH.  Post  Master. 
Arrival  of  the  IVIails 

From  London,  and  all  parts  of  the  South  and  West,  afternoon  at  a  quarter  past  two,  and  night  at  Iwtlvft 

From  BuHY  St.  Edmunds,  all  parts  of  the  North,  also  Scotland  and  Ireland,  every  morning  at  Xtt 
minutes  before  len. 

From  Norwich,  Yarmouth,  Diss,  &c.  every  day  at  half-past  twelve  noon.  4 

Despatch  of  the  Mails  1 

To  London  and  all  parts  of  the  South  and  West  every  morning  at  one,  and  twenty  minutes  past  ninf. 

To  BuKY  St.  Edmund's  and  all  patts  of  the  North,  also  Scotland  and  Ireland,. every  iifternoon  at  half- 
past  one,  mIso  to  the  North  and  Scotland  liy  the  London  Mails. 

To  Norwich,  Yarmouth,  Diss,  <Sic.  every  morning  at  one. 

Money  Orrlrrs  are  paid  and  tranted  between  the  hours  of  nine  in  the  morning  and  six  in  the  evening. 


MOBILITY,    GENTRY,     AND 
CLERGY. 

Abbett  Mr.  Abndiam,  Bolton  lane 
Abi'Ott  Mr.  Charles,  Carr  st 
Abiiott  Mrs.  .Marv,  St.  (Jeoiges  st 
Aldrich  Rev.  Jolin  Cobbuld,  Wes- 
terfield  [road 

Aldrich  Rev.  William,   Whcrstead 

3G 


Alefonnder  Mr.  Robert  Swales, 
'I'anner's  lant  [roail 

Alexander  Mrs.  Emma,  WoodbridKr 

Alexander  Miss  Martha,  Bank 
buildings 

Alexander  Mr.  Richard  Dykes,  St. 
Matihew's  st 

Anne.'S  Mr.  Richard,  Austin  si 


Armstrong   Mr.    George,    Victoiia 

st,  London  road 
B^con  Mrs.  Susan,  Woodbridge  rd 
Bailev  Mis.  Ann,  Lower  Brook  st 
liaiker  Mr.  William,  Orwell  place 
Barker  Mr.  — ,  Bernei's.st 
Bartlet  Mrs.  Elzbth.,  Lwr.  Brook  it 
Bateinan  Mr.  Thomas,  Ropewalk 


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IPSWICH. 


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Batlcy  Mr.  Elijali,  Woodbridge  road 
Batley  Mr.   John   B.,  Victoria  st, 

London  road 
Baylis  Mr.   Philip,  Victoria  street, 

London  road 
Baylv  Mr.  Wm.  V.,  London  road 
Beciihani  Capt.  Horatio,  Benier'sst 
Biaiichi  Mis.  Maiia,  Tavern  st 
Bolton  Lieut.  Charles,   r.n  ,  Ber- 
uer's  .'^t  [Heruer's  st 

Bolton  the  Misses  Harriet  &  Jane, 
Bond  Mrs.  Mary  Maria,  St.  Miir- 
garet's  street  [ftid 

Bradley  Mr.  .lonathan  Barrell,  Mile 
Brett  Mr.  ftlichatl  George.  Wood- 
bridge  road  [caret's  plain 
Broadlianl<  Mr.s.  Elizabeth.  St.  Mar- 
Brook  Mr.  l.saac,  Norwich  road 
Brooks  Mr.  — ,  London  rcud 
Biymi  Mr.  Wm.,  Woodbridge  road 
Bryant  Mi.ss  Sarah  Alaiia,  Wood- 

b  ridge  road 
Buchanan  Mrs.  Maria  M,,  Wood- 
bridge  road 
Buck  Miss  Ann,  Berner's  st 
Buck  Mr.  George,  Woodbridge  road 
Buck  Mrs.  Mary,  Norwich  mad 
Boll  Miss  Mai>?t.,  Woodbridge  road 
Bulling  Miss  — ,  Noiwich  road 
Burcii  Mrs.  Mary,  Norwich  road 
Burrell  Honble.  Luidsey,  Stoke  park 
Burroughes  Thomas  D'Eye,    Esq. 

London  road 
Burrows  Mr.   Robert,   Victoria  st, 

London  road 
Burton  Mr.  Robt., Woodbridge  road 
Butcher  Mr.  Robt.,  Woodhridge  id 
Cunipbell  Frederick  William,  Esq. 

Berkfield  lodge 
Can  ham  Mr.  Thomas,  Norwich  rd 
Canington  Mr.  Maffen,  Victoria  st, 

London  road 
Carter   Mrs.  Mary,  St.  Matthew's 

terrace 
Catt  Mr.  William,  London  road 
CaitMr.  Samuel,  Norwich  road 
Chaplin  Mr.  John,  Berner's  st 
Chapman  Mrs.  Fanny,  Norwich  rd 
Chapman    Mr.     Samuel     Belcher, 

Berner's  street 
Cheiierv  Mr.  John,  Wesfgate  st 
ChfvallitT  Mr.  Richard  Edncumbe, 
Church  street  [biidge  road 

Chuichall  Mi<s  Elenora,  Wood- 
Claik  Mr.  William,  Silmt  st 
Clifton  Mrs.  Mary  Ann  Bunn,  Lon- 
don road 
Cobbcdd  Mr.  Frederick,  Norwich  id 
Cobbold  John  Chevallicr,  Esq.  m.p. 
Towrr  street  [road 

Cobbold  Mrs.  Louisa,  Woodbiidge 
Cobbold  .M  rs.  Mary  Fernley,  North- 

g»te  street 
Cobbold  Mrs.  Mercy, St.  Matthew  st 
Cockrell  Mrj.  Hannah,  Norwich  rd 
Coe  Mr.  Charles  K.,  Berner's  st 
Colcliester  Mrs.Elizahth., Benier'sst 
Coleby  Mr.  Kinsey,  High  st 
Collett  Mrs.  Charlotte,    Berner's  st 
Colman  Mr.  Thomas,    Victoria  st, 
London  r.iad  [street 

Cooper  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Providence 
Corder  Mr.  James,   Berner's  st 
Cowell  Mrs.  — ,  St.  Nicholas  st 
Cox  Mrs.  — ,  Norwich  road 
Cox  Mrs.  Harriet,  Wood  bridge  road 
Croft  Mr.  G^-orKe,  Norwich  road 
Croft  Rev.  Stephen,  Stoke 
Cuffley  Mr.  John,  Woodbridge  road 
Cuming  Mr.Ale.xdr., Woodbridge  rd 
Dalton  Miss  Jane,  Foundation  st 
Davidson  Rtv.Tliomas,  St.  Helen  st 
Davie  Mr.  Jonaihan,  4  St.  Matthew 

terrace 
Davy  Mrs.  Mary,  Berner's  st 


Davy  Miss  MaryAnn, Woodbridge  rd 
Deiiham  Mr.  Daniel,  Crown  st 
Deiiham  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  High  st 
Denny  Mrs.  Eli/a,  Berner's  st 
Denny  Mr.  Thotnas,  Berner's  st 
Dixon    Rev.  Henry  Augustus,   St. 

Helen  strett 
Dobson  Mr.  Edward,  St.  Prter  st 
Dorling  Mr.  Edward.  Northgritest 
DnniiinghaniMrs.HannahDe  Lande, 

Tower  place 
Durham  Mis.  Amelia,  London  road 
Fade  Ml>^s  Hannah,  Berner's  st 
Eduar  Rev.  Milison  G.   Redhouse, 

Westerfield  road 
Edwards  Miss  Caioline,  Berner's  st 
fc;iwes  Mrs.  Sarah,  Norwich  road 
Elwes  Tliontas  Harvey,  Esq.  Lower 

Brook  st 
Ennis  Miss  Charlotte,  Westgate  st 
Ewing  Rey.  Wm.,  Woodhridae  road 
Faieis  Mr.  William  B.,    Berner's  st 
Feiiwick   Rev.  John,    m.a.,  Lower 

Brook  st 
Fire  Rev.  Edwin,  High  st 
Hisk  Mr.  William,  Cocks'  lane 
Finch  Mrs.  Mxiy,  Woodbiidge  road 
Finch    Mr.    Samuel,    Fore    st,  St. 

Clement's 
Fisiier  Mrs.  Eliza,  Norwich  road 
Fisk  Mr. Chailes,  Woodhridge  road 
Fisk  Miss  Su-aii,  St.  George's  st 
Fitih  Mrs.  EHzdheth,  Queen  st 
Fitch  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Brrner's  st 
Fonneieau  Rev.    William   Charles, 

Christ's  ciiiirch 
Fosdike  Miss  Elizabeth,  Silent  st 
Freeman  Mr.  William,  High  st 
Frcwt  r  Mr.  Isnac,  Berner's  at 
Frost  Mr.  Is^tac,  High  st 
Fuller  Mr.  Jidin,  Church  st 
Gay  Rev.  John,  St   Georges  st 
Gave  Rev.  Chas.  Hicks,  Norwicli  rd 
Giles  Mrs.  Sarah,  Norwich  road 
G(d(Kburv     Mrs.      Susannah,    St 

George's  street 
Gooch  M  r.  James,  Woodbridge  road 
(Joodchild  Mr.  William, StHelen  st 
Gonding  Mrs.  — ,  (>)ck>'  lane 
Goose  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  Queen  st 
Govving  Thos. Shave,  Esq.,  Mount  st 
Graves  Mrs.  Peagy.  Noiwich  road 
Hall.>  Rev.  Henry,  London  road 
Hainiltun  Captain  Robert  C,  Ber- 
ner's street 
Hamilton  Mrs. — ,  Hill  house 
Haibur  Rev.  Wm.,   Foundation  st 
HarcourtMr.  Fredik.,  Norwich  rd 
Hatcher  Mrs.  Mary,  Loudon  rond 
Head  Miss  Caroline,  Woodbridgrrd 
Hill  Mrs.  Ann,  St.  Georges  st 
H'llman  Mr.  John,  Berner's  st 
Hockley  Major  Thomas  Henry,  St. 

Matthew  street 
Holtiroipk  Mr.  — ,  Norwich  road 
Holden  Mrs.  Rehecci,  Highst 
Holiand  Rev.  Chas.,St.Stcphen's  la 
Howard  Mrs.  Eliza,  Tower  tcrrnce 
Howard  Mrs.Elzbih., Woodbridge  rd 
Howes  Mr3.Cliarlotte,Foundation  st 
Hovvth  Mrs.  Eliza,  Nortnsate  st 
Hnninan  Mr.  Jordan,  Benier'sst 
Hunt  Mr.  Edward,  Benier'sst 
Hunt  Mr.  John,  Norwich  road 
Hunt  Mr.  Samuel,  Wlierstead   road 
Jackson  Rev.  Stephen,  Hiilifax 
Jarman  Mr.  John  Palmer,  Mile  end 
Johnson  Mrs.  Ann,    Lwr.  Brook  st 
Jones  Mrs.  Harriet,  St.  Georges  st 
Kali!«h  Rev.  Moses,  Ropevvaik 
Kemble  Mr.  Hammond,  Museum  st 
KMinitigale  Mr.  Robt.,Lwi. Brook  st 
Keriidae  Mr.  George,  Noi\vi(  h  load 
Kersey  Mr.  Joshua,  Berner's  st 
King  the  Misses  —  Tuddenham  rd 


King  Rlrs.  Mary,  St.  Mary's  tower 
Ktnjrsbury  Limt.  '•Vm.,  Norwich  rd 
Klotfer  Mrs.  Eltheii,  Berner's  st 
Lake  Mrs.  Mary  Elizabeth,  Soane  st 
Lambert  Mr.  Alfred,  Berner's  st 
Last  Mr.  Joseph,  Limdon  road 
Lay  Mr.  Thomas,  Woodbridge  road 
Leach  Mr.  John,  Norwich  road 
Leath  Mr.  Thos.  R.,  Woodbridge  rd 
Ledger  Rev.  William,  Loudon   road 
Lee  Rev.  Richard,  Woodhridge  road 
Leeds  Miss  Frances  Elizabeili,  Ber- 
ner's street 
Leggitt  Mr.  — ,  Bernei's  st 
Leverett  Mr.  Henry,  St.  Matthew  st 
Leverett  Mrs.  Maiia  A.,  Berner's  st 
Levett  Miss  Lucy  Elizbtb.,  Highst 
Lester  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,    Berner's  st 
Lillistone  William,   E^q.,  Chauntry 
Littlewood  Miss  — ,  High  st 
l.iord  Rev.  Isanc,  Museum  st 
Lunisden  Rev.  Henry  Thomas,  St. 

Peter's  Vicarage 
Marfarlane  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  Wood- 
bridge  road  [bridge  road 
Marriott  Mrs.   Martha  D.,  Wood- 
Marsh  Mrs.  Louisa,  Mile  end 
Martin  the  Misses  Arabella,  Mary, 

&  Marii,  Norwich  road 
Mason  Mr.  Gecirge,  Norwicli  road 
Mason  Rev.  Thomas,  Carr  st 
Matthew  Mrs.  Hannah,  Berner's  st 
Maude  Rev.  Henry  F.,  Chuich  st 
Maude  Mr.  William,  Woodbridge  rd 
Mmw  Mr.  John,  Woodbridge  road 
Moiton  Mr.  James  C  ,  Berner's  st 
Moyse  Mr.>*.  Saiah,  St.  G<  oiges  st 
Murray  Rev.  Georae,  Berner's  st 
Ne>es Mrs.  Elizabeth, St.NichoJasst 
Nicolson  Mrs.  Eliza,  Berner's  st 
Nodin  Mi>s  Essex,  3  Prioiy  place 
Norman  Mrs.  Sarah,  Norwich  road 
Notcutt     Miss     Elizabeth    Abbot, 

Lower  Brook  st 
Notcutt  Rev.  William,  Tacket  st 
Orford  Rev  Jami  s,  St.  Matthew  st 
Orman  Mrs.  Emma,  Silent  st 
Paalar  Rev  Chares,  Elm  st 
Palmer  Mrs.  Elizbtb., Woodbridge  rd 
Patterson  Mrs.  Lucy,  Foundation  st 
Pearce  Mr.  Jostph,  Stoke  st 
PepperMr.  John,  London  road 
Perkins  Mr.  Jonathan,  St.  Helen  st 
Peikins  Mr  Jonthn. , Woodbridge  rd 
Periy  Mr.  Roi>eit,  Reiner's  »t 
Perrv  .Miss  Sophia,  Berners  st 
Pierce  Mr.  William.  Berner's  st 
Pipe  Mr.  William,  Tavern  st 
Pitcairn  Miss  Mary,  Norwich  road 
Pitcairn  Mr.  Wm., Woodbridge  road 
Poock  Rev.  Thonia-',  Fonnercau  st 
Potter  Mr,  John,  High  st 
Porter  Richard,  Esq.  Lwr.  Brook  st 
Powell  Mrs.  Ann,  5  Priory  place 
Quilter  Mr.  John,  Norwich  road 
Ram  J ames,Esq .  ( barrister ), Silent  st 
Ramsey  Capt.Robt  ,r.n.,  Berner's  et 
Kay  Mr.  Sliepji^rd,  St.  Helen  st 
Reeve  Mrs.  Eliza,  St.  Peter  st 
Reeve  .Mrs.  Soiihia,  Lower  Brook  st 
Revttt  Mrs.  Amelia,  Reiner's  st 
Rivers   Mrs.    Ann    Maiia,    Wood- 
bridge  r.  ad 
Rivers  Mr.  James,  Woodbridge  road 
Roridam  Mrs.  Mary,  Tower  st 
RontMis.  Susanh.  Page,Beriiei's  st 
Sampson  Mr.  John,  Noiwich  load 
Sanderson  Mrs.  Ann,  Beri.eisst 
Scarlett  Mr.  Robert,  College  st 
Scoit  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  High  .st 
Scott  Major  Thomas,  Noiwich  road 
Scott  Mr.  William,  High  st 
SeagroveMr.  Geo., Woodbridge  road 
Selby  Miss  Charlotte,  Providence  st 
Sheldrake  Miss  Ann,  High  st 


37 


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GENTRY,   et<:.— Continued. 

Sim|)-oa     Mr.   James,     Currier's 

Arm^  lane 
Singleton  Mr.  Thomas,  St.  Helen  st 
Skitter  Mr.  Kobert,  Victoria  street, 

Londdi)  piad 
Smalley    Mrs.    Frances  Jaue,    St. 

Georges  st 
Smart  Mis-*  Erama,\Voodbridge  road 
Smart  Mis.s  M-iry,  Church  st 
Smith  Mr.  James,  Berner's  st 
Smyth  Jii>eph,  Esq.,  Stol^e  Hall 
S()itrke  Miss  Hannah,  Silent  st 
Stebhing  Miss  Uachael  S., Orwell  pi 
Strahan  Miss  Ehbtl!..6  Priory  place 
Taylor  Miss  Ann,  St.  Peter  st 
Taylor  Mr.  Samul,  Wondbri'lge  rd 
Templeton  Mi-.  Edward,  London  nl 
Tirom^is  Rev.  Thomas  Felix,  Lon- 
don road  [road 
Thurlow  Miss  Mary  L.,    Norwich 
Thurnham    Major   Michael,  West- 
gate  street 
Tiduitn  Mr.  Tlioma«,  Northgate  fit 
TovellMis.  Louisa  H.,  Victoria  st, 

London  road 
TuiineyMis.  Jane,  Berner's  st 
Tunncy  Rev.  Jolin  Robert,  Founda- 
tion st 
Turner  Miss  Elizhth.,  London  road 
Tydfnian  .Mrs.  Emma,  Silent  st 
Unwin  Mrs.  .Ann,  Lower  Brook  .st 
Venness  Rev. HenrvThos., College  st 
Waltonl    Mr.     De'sboroug,    2    St. 

Matihew  ten  ace 
Walker  Step'ien,  Esq.,  Falcon  nt 
Ward  .Miss  El/.bth.,   St.  Nicholas  st 
Ward  Mrs.  Mary,  WondhiidKe  road 
Waters  Mr.  George,  St.  Georges  st 
Webb  Rev.  James,  Wher^tead  road 
Webb  Mr.  William,  Branif^rd  road 
Weiin  Mis.  Louisa,  Ijondon  road 
Wi-st  Mrs.  Eleanor,  New  st 
Whitby  Rev.  John,  Priais'  road 
Williams  Rev.  (Jeorne,  Berner's  sf 
Williams  Mr.  John  Hnv.,Londonrd 
Wist-  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  High  st 
Wond  Miss  Mary,  Woodiiridge  road 
Woodhousf    Rev.     Waller     Webb, 
Woodbridge  road  [Brook  st 

Woodward    Miss   Dorothy,   Lower 
Wynne  Mr.  George,  Berner's  st 
Vouiit;   Mrs.    Elizaheth   Susannah, 
Woodbridge  road 
ACADEMIES    AND  PUBLIC 
SCHOOLS. 
Marked   thus  *  are    Ho.irdine  an<l    Day  ; 
not  otherwise  described  are  Day  Schools. 
Archer  William,  Woodbridge  road 
•Balgrave  Ann,  Elm  st  [ments 

•Baitoii  Mary  Ann,  Fore  st,  St.Cle- 
•Batclielor  Snrah,  High  st 
Blue  Coat  School,  Cnrriers'Arms 
lane  —  James    Franks,    master; 
Elizabeth  Franks,  mistress 
•Brady  Miiry  Ann,  Upper  Brook  st 
BRiTi-ti  School,  St.  Stephen's  lane 
— Jonathan  Hirst,  master;  Emma 
Cade,  iiiisire>s  [wich  rd 

•Brocklebank    Rev.  William,  Nor- 
Bnck  John,  Lower  Brook  st 
•Buck  Mary,  St.  Helen  st 
Rnrraire  Mary,  Silent  st 
•Buxton  Henry,  Carr  st 
•Cade  Robert,  Forest,  St.Clcnients 
Ciiiiist's       Hospital       School, 
Wheistead  road— Thomas  Potter 
Howe,  master 
•Codd  Klizaheth,'^t.Marearet's  plaiu 
CiMider  Tiromas,  St.  Nicholas'  st 
•Cutting  Elizabeth,  Norwich  road 
•F"-ter  !,.oui»a,  Elm  st 
(Jodhold  Jolin,  Princes  st 
CiRAMMAR  School,   Foundation  st 
—Rev.  John  Fenwick,  master 

38 


IPSWICH. 

Groom  Ann,  1  St.  Matthews  terr. 
Harris  Agnes,  Wolsey  st 
Humphrey  Elizabeth,  Berners  st 
Infants'    School    {Saint    Helens 
and  Saint  Clements)   New  Vic- 
toria st— Mary    Aun   Southcoit, 
nii-tress 
Infants'    School  (Saint  Marga- 
ret's) St.  Margaret's  green— Eliza 
Bailey,  mi>tress 
•Kimmaue  John,  New  Victoria  st 
Kitton  Mary,  St.  Matthew's  st 
•Lancaster  Jas,  St.  M-irgarei's  plain 
LANCASTtRiAN    SCHOOL,   Founda- 
tion st — Harriet  Bennett,  misti ess 
Long  Daniel,  St.  Helen  st 
Norman  Maria,  Fore  st,  St.Clement 
Orris  John,  New  st 
•Paiilar  Rev.  Charle.o,  Elm  St 
Posford  Saiah,  Woodbridge  road 
•Powell  Sarah  Ann,  St.  Peter  st 
Saint    Helens    and  Saint   Cle- 
ment's, New  Victoiia  st — Ennua 
Widgery,  mistress 
Saint     Margaret's    Parochial 
School,  St.  Stephen's  lane — Eli- 
zabeth Durrant,  mistress 


^latn'0 


Fleury  Christopher,  Neal  st 
Harvey  Fredeiick,TowerClnirch  yrd 
Phipson     Richard     Mackiewaine, 

Upper  Brook  st  and  34  Moorgate 

street,  London 
White  Edward  E.,  High  st 
Woolnouyh  Henry,  Noithgatest 
ARriFICIAI.      STONE      MANU- 
FACTURERS—PATENT. 

Ransome   &    Parsons    (patentees) 
Flint  wharf 

ATTORNEYS. 
Baker  Isaac  Palmer, Lower  Brook  st 
Brame  Benjamin,  Lower  Brook  st 
Bonn  Heniy,  E'm  st 
Bunn  William,  Westgate  «t 
Cobbold  &  Yarington,  Tower  st 
Daniel  Woodruffe,  Elm  .st 
Dunningh'ini  John,  Lower  Brook  st 
Ewington  W'm.,  St.  Margaret's  gni 
Fuller  Horatio,  Woodbridge  road 
Galsworthy  Roberi,  Carr  st 
Grini>ev  Thomas,  St.  Nicholas' st 
Guy  Henry,  King  st 
Hunt  William  P.,  St.  Matthew  st 
Jackaman  Simeon  Batley,   Silent  st 


Saint        Matthews'       District  j  Josselyn  &  Westhorp,  Tower  st 
School,     Church    lane  —  John!  Lawraiice  Eleazar,Old  Buttermarkt 
Evans     master;     Mary     Louisal  Lawrance  Heniy  Fonndatiou  st 
Smith,  mistress  LongPet'rBartholomew,Museumst 

Saint    Peter's    School    (boys),   Notcutt  Stephen  Abbott  (and  town 


St.    Peter    st — Richard    Thorpe, 

master 
Saint    Peter's    School     (girls) 

Friars    road  —  Helen    VVoehrle, 

mistress 
•Shalders  Charlotte,  Elm  st 
Slieldnike  Catherine,  Eriar  st 
StedmanLncyAiin,Northsiate  st  [rd 
*Temi)any  Philadelphia,  Woodbridse 
Trinity    Church   School,  Fore 

hamlet — Stephen  Clark,   master; 

Charlotte  Stiickland,  mistress 
•Watson  Charles,  Berners  st 
Wesleyan  School,    Wycksbishop 

st — John  Peachey, master;  Sarah 

Peachey,  nii>tress 
Wolsey  Emma.  Fore  hamlet 

ACCOUNTANTS. 

Btay  Jacob  Peel,  Westeate  st 
Cole  Arthur  Thomas,  Tacket  st 
Ensor  John  Lot,  Handford  road 

AGENTS. 

(See  also  Fire.   i(c.  Office  Agents  ,- 
■   Land  Agents ;    Porter  Agents ; 

Shipping  Agents,  Hcc  ) 
Aldrich  Octavins  (commission)  St. 

Peter's  wharf,  Key  st 
Cowell  Samuel  Harrison  (tor  Betts' 

brandy  and  Whitbread's  porter). 

New  Market  lane 
Everett  William  (for  the  patent  tile 

and  Mosaic  pavement  company). 

Tavern  st 
Guy  Henry  (for  the  Property  Pro- 

tertion  Society  of  London),  King  st 
Haggar    Edwat'd   &   Son   (for  the 

Thames  Plate  Glass  Co.), King  st 
Hutchinson  Wm.  (house),  Soane  .st 

ansome  &  Parsons  (commission), 
RKlinl  whnrf 

Rix  &  Burton  (brewery), Wcstgal est 
Townsend  Charles  T.   (general,  and 

agent  for  the  Guarantee  Society), 

Ciisti'm  Housebuildings 

AGRICULTURAL  IMPLE- 
MENT,  &c.  MANUFACTURERS. 

Hiitwood  &  Turner,  Ccdiete  st 
Rinsomes&  May  (and  patentees), 
Orwell  Works,  Qu  ly 

ARCHITECTS    «t   SURVEYORS. 

(See  also  Surviijors.) 
Backhouse  lieiij  ,  sen.,  Norwich  rd 
I  Barnes  Frederick,  Lower  Brook  st 


clerk    and    clerk  of  the    peace) 
Westgate  st 
Orford  John,  Falcon  st 
Pownall  Kdward,  Edward  st 
Prettyman  Charle*^,  Silent  st 
Rodwell,  Stewatd  &  Rodwell,  Pro- 
vidence street 
Sparrowe  John  Eddowes  (and  coro- 
ner). Old  Butter  market 
AUCTIONEERS  «c  APPRAISRS. 
Berrvmun  Thomas,  Tacket  st 
Brown  Robert,  St.  Peter  st 
Chuichman  &  Turner.  Westgate  st 
Colchester  Benjamin,  Providence  st 
Garrod  Robert,  Old  Butter  market 
Haill  James.  Westgate  st 
Randall  William,  Upper  Orwell  st 
Rix  &  Burton,  Westeate  st 
Ross  Thomas    Baldock    (anil  share 
hioker),  St.  Peter  st       [Brook  st 
Waller    We.strop    William,    Upper 
BAKERS   Bt   FLOUR   DEALERS. 
Allcock  Thomas,  Key  .st 
Allman  Joseph,  Com  hill 
AUman  Joseph,  Upper  Orwell  st 
Attle  H'  nry.  Rope  walk 
Bailey  VVilliam,  St  Matthew  st 
Birch  Robert,  Lower  Orwell  st 
Blooiufield  Jas.,  Fore  st,St.Clementt 
Brown  Chatlc"^,  Dog's  Head  lane 
Calver  Thomas,  jun..  Bell  lane 
Carter  John,  Wheistead  road 
Cattcrmole  William,  Borough  road 
Chandler  Charles,  VN'ondhridKC  road 
Chaplin  Thomas,  Norwich  road 
Chapman  Charles,  Lady  lane 
Clarke  James,  Eagle  st 
Closson  Henry,  Carr  st 
CoiksRohen,  St.  Matihew  st 
Collett  Charles,  St.  Margaret's  plain 
Elli^ton  William,  Mount  st 
Feek  John,  Fiiars  road 
Feek  Joseph,  Tavern  st 
Fenton  Abiaham,  St.  George's  st 
Flory  William,  Fore  st,  St.ClementS 
Fnlcher  John,  (Jihson  st 
Fulcher  Robert,  Fore  hamlet 
Fnnnell  James,  Lower  Orwell  St 
Garnham  William,  Halifax 
Girling  Robert,  Pottery  st 
Goreham  Edward,  New  st 
Green  Elijah,  Duke  st 


JBittttox^* 


IPSWCIH. 


^tlffolfe. 


Gunn  George,  Naverre  st 
Hamiuoiid  Jolin,  John  »t 
Hancock  John,  St.  Nicholas'  st 
Hewitt  Charles.  St.  Margaret's  st 
Hovvgego  J er.,  St.  Margaret's  plain 
Howell  Alexander,  VVoodbiidge  rd 
Kent  Su>an,  Norwich  load 
Kitten  Harvey  R.,  Norwich  road 
Larst  Henry,  Westgnte  st 
Lexton  John,  Clay  lane 
Mann  Louisa,  Bell  lane 
Mayhew  James,  Borough  road 
Norman  Henry,  Handforth  road 
Parker  Jo^epli,  St.  Matthew  st 
Potter  John,  St.  Lawrence  st 
Reeder  Robert,  Fore  st.St.Clemeuts 
Rose  George,  Friars  st 
Scarlett  Charles,  St.  Helen  st 
Shreeve  Thos,  Fore  st,  St.  Clements 
Smyth  George,  St.  Peter  st 
Smyth  Simon,  Upper  Orwell  st 
Suell  Daniel,  Mount  st 
Sntll  Roiiert  Baker,  Curve  st 
Stuitd  Henry  Rolve,  Mount  st 
Thompson  Robert,  Tavei  n  st 
Ward  J<din  Henry,  Corn  hill 
Ward  Stephen  W.,  Al''ion  st 
Whitehead  William,  New  st 
Wouds  Jame.',  Woodbridge  road 
Wright  WiHiani,Cui  tiers' Arms  lane 
Wright  IJeiijamin,  St.Stephen's  lane 

BANKERS. 
Alexanders'  &.  Co.,  Bank  Buildings 
—  (draw  on  Barnetts',  Hoares'  & 
Co.,  London^ 
Baciiu,  Cobbold  &  Co.,  Tavern  st— 
(draw  on  Glyn,  Haliifax  &  Co., 
London) 
National  Provincial    Bank    of 
England,  Old  Butter  market — 
(draw  on  the  London  Joint-Stock 
Bank)— Henry  Miller,  manager 
Ipswich  and  Suffolk   Savinos' 
Bank,  Cornhill — (open  on  Wed- 
nesdays   from  11  till  1)— Samuel 
B.  Chapman  and  William  R.  Por- 
ter, secretaiies 
Savings'  Bank,  Queen  st— (open 
on  Fridays  from   10  till  1)— Wm. 
Cheselde'n,  actuary. 

BASKET  MAKERS. 
Barns  Clark  <&  Benjamin,  St.  Peter 

stand  We-tgatf  st 
Collins  Rob  rt.  Si.  Stephen's  lane 
Jackson  VVillium,  Bridge  st 
Keyes  Joseph,  Black  Horse  lane 
Noble  James,  Upper  Orwell  st 
O>born  Sanil,  Fore  st  St.  Clement's 
Tooke  John,  St.  Matthew  st 

BERLIN  REPOSITORIES. 
Browning  Selini,01d  Butter  market 
Lee  Sarah  Ann,  Queen  st 

BIRD  AND  ANIMAL    PRE- 
SERVERS. 
Bilson  William,  Museum  st 
Gull  James,  St.  Stephen's  lane 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Avis  Thomas,  liagle  st 
Barton  Robert.  Stoke  st 
Betts  Lot,  Lady  lane 
Bloomlield  Nimrod.St.  Margarets  st 
Chaplin  John,  Church  st 
Cot'per  &  Harvvood,  Key  st 
Cooper  &  Noble,St.  Margaret's  grn 
Dunnant  John,  Tower  terrace 
Harwood  James,  Key  st 
Hazelton  Isaac,  Tanner's  lane 
Knights  James,  Key  st 
Linillev  John,  Tanner's  lane 
Smith  Thomas,  BlHck  Hoitse  lane 
Tydeman  William,  Bell  lane 
Vince  John,  St.  Margaret's  plain 
Webb  Samuel,  Key  st 
Wriglit  David,  Fore  hamlet 


BOOKBINDERS. 

Brook  .lames.  Princes  st 
Garwood  Edward,  Falcon  st. 
Parker  Joseph  (and  embosser),  St. 
Stei>hen's  lane 

BOOKSELLERS  &  STATIONRS. 

Marked  thus  «  are  also  Printers. 

[See  also  Printers.) 

♦Burton    Joseph     Mum  ford    (and 

publisher),  Tavern  st 
•Cowell  Samuel  Hanison  (whole- 
sale    and     machine  ruler,    and 
account  book  maker).  Old  But- 
ter maiket 
•Deck  Robert,  Cornhill 
*Dorkin  Anthony,  Upper  Brook  st 
•Hunt  EdvvHid   &  Sou    (and  pub- 
lishers). Tavern  st 
Motley  David    (and  fancy  and  fine 

art  repository),  Queen  st 
Motley  Mary  Ann  Jane,  Old  But- 
ter market 
Nunn  James,  Upper  Orwell  st 
Pannifer  Nathaniel  jun.  Fore  st  St. 
Clement's  [hill 

Pask  Cbas.  Alfred  rtravelling)Corn- 
*Paw9ey  Jane,  Ola  Butter  market 
Read  James,  Cornhill 
*Sc"ggins  John,  Orwell  place 
Scotfoid  Wm  (travelling)  Ffiar'srd 
•Shalders  James,  We^tgate  st 

BOOT  AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 

Ayland  John,  Victoria  st 
Bacon  John,  Carr  st 
Bailey  William,  Mount  st 
Baker  Joshua,  Woodbridge  road 
Beimitt  William,  Church  st 
Bennett  William,  Tavern  st 
Blake  My.  Ann,  Fore  st  St.Clements 
Blashy  William,  ('rown  lane        [rd 
Blowers  Robert, Victoria  st  London 
Brett  John,  Tavern  st 
Brunimitt  Benjn,  St.  Helen  st      [st 
Buckingham  Jonthn.&  Son,  Tavern 
Carr  James  St.  Lawrence  st 
Chilman  Robert,  Tacket  st 
Claike  Henry  (wholesale).  Princes 

st  Kiiigsi 
Clarke  John,  Fore  st  St.Clements 
Clarke  Joseph.  Berner'.s  st 
Clarke  Robert,  Priory  st 
Clarke  William,  Woodbridge  road 
Cooper  Robert,  Woodbridne  road 
Cresswell  James,  Queen  st 
Ciisp  Birtholomew,   Foundry  road 
Dallison  Sarah  (dealer)  Norwich  rd 
Dawson  William,  St.  Matthew  st 
Day  Thomas,  Norwich  road 
Dennant  David,  Bramford  road 
Dobson  Daniel. Fore  st  St.  Clements 
Drake  James,  St.  Peter  st 
Drake  John,  Silent  st 
Ellis  J  hii.  Foundry  road 
Fletcher  VVilliam,  Foundry  road 
Fox  Philip,  St.  Stephen's  lane 
Fox  Salter.  St.  Nicholas'  st 
FreeniHii  William,  Rope  walk 
Fuller  James,  Mill  st 
Fuller  William,  Bell  lane 
Gan-ard  William,  Back  hamlet 
Gosling  Joseph,  Woodbridge  road 
Gooding  Geo.  Fore  st  St.  Clements 
Grayston  Daniel,  Norwich  road 
Green  Thomas,  Dog's  Head  lane 
Griss  William,  Mount  st 
Hall  William,  College  st 
Hamhliii  Robert,  St.  Nicholas'  st 
Harrison  Henry  E.,  Crown  st 
Harrison  Wm.  P.,  Uppei  Brook  st 
Hillyard  Chas.  Fore  st  St.  Clements 
Hitchcock  Jos.  Currier's  Arms  lane 
James  Joseph,  Church  st 
Jameson  Chailes    Henry,  Church 

lane,  St.  Matthew's 


Johnson  &  Cooke,  Tacket  st 
Johnson  VVilliam,  We.Nigate  st 
Johnson  Wm.  Fore  st  St.  Clements 
Lucock  William,  Arthur  st 
Marshall  Samuel,  Lady  lane 
Nixon  James,  St.  Georxe  st 
Osborn  Henry,  'I'acket  st 
Osborn  Roger, Tavein  st 
Parker  James,  Rope  walk 
Payne  Richard  &  Son,  Church  lane 

St.  Matthew's 
Peck  Rf.bert,  Dnke  st 
Podd  Peicival,  St.  Stephen's  lane 
Pollard  Henry,  Dog's  Head  lane 
Pollard  Henry  Spencer,  Mount  st 
Poole  William,  Frl  ir  st 
Price  Frederick,  Carr  st 
Rayner  John,  Fore  hamlet 
Rayner  William,  St.  Ptter  st 
Reeve  Edward,  Black  Horse  lane 
Richmond  James,   Upper  Orwell  st 
Robinson  John.  Albion  st 
Sewell  James,  Fore  stSt.  Clements 
Sheldrake  Johii,  Carr  st 
Sheldrake  VVilliam  Henry,  Old  But- 
ter market 
Sherman  John,  James  st 
Ship  James,  Queen  st 
Simpson  James,  St.  Lawrence  at 
Smeeton  Thomas,  Cornhill 
Smith  Henry  B,,  Back  hamlet 
Smith  James,  Princes  st 
Smith  Thotnas,  Back  hamlet 
Smith  WiJliam,  St.  Margaret's  grn 
Soi'thern  Thomas,  Mount  st 
Sporle  Geoige,  Bell  lane 
Sporle  Joseph,  Wherstead  road 
Sporle  William,  Norwich  road 
Sprole  Hannah,  Old  Butter  market 
Sprole  Jabez,  Ta>ern  st 
Stannard  Samuel,  Lower  Orwell  st 
Stevens  Robert,  Carr  st 
Stiange Thomas,  Curve  st 
TaylorThoma*,  Curve  st 
Todd  Jame.s  St.  Matthew  st 
Turner  William,  Stoke  st 
Tye  James,  Virtoria  st 
Walker  Samuel,  John  st 
Ward  Jonathan,  Norwich  road 
Wf  lis  Charles,  Hahfaxst 
Whight  Richard,  St.  Helen  st 
Wiles  Samuel,  Duke  st 
Wilson  George,  St.NichoIas'  st 
Wilson  George,  St.  George  st 
Wilson  John,  Dial  lane 
Wright  Daniel  H.,  Upr.   Orwell  it 
Wright  Geoige,  St.  Helen  st 

BREWERS. 

Blogg       Ashton,        Foundation 

Brewery 
Bowman  Robert  &  Alfred,  Falcon 

Brewery,  Falcon  st 
Chaplin  Win.  Jackson,  Westgate  st 
Cobbold  John,  Chff  Brewery 
Pryke  John,  Viciori  i  st  London  rd 
Ridley  George  &  Henry,  Fore  stSt. 

Clements 
Taylor  William,  Church  st        [grn 
Whimper  Nathaniel,  St.  Margaret's 

BRICK  MAKERS. 

Bennett  John,  Cbnrch  «t 
Canham  Noah  Clarke,  Back  hamlet 
Fisk  Francis  (and  tile). St.  Helen  st 
Garictt  Garrett    (welsh   fiie-brlck 

merchant),  St.  Margaret's  green 
Thoindike  James  (and  tile).  Stoke 
Turner  William,  Fore  hamlet 
BRICKLAYER  S&PLASTERERS 
Bennett  John,  Back  st 
Canhain  Simon,  Back  hamlet 
Catd  Henry,  St.  Helen  st 
Catiermole  William,  Cock's  lane 
Coping  John,  St.  .Margaret  st 

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BRICKLAYERS,    Sec.— Continued. 

Cos«ey    Kicliaid,   Cliurcli  lane  St 

Matthews 
Ellis  GeiMKe  Eveleigli,  Silent  st 
Fi^-k  Henry,  Kop--  walk 
Godilard  John,  Wvkei-bishop  st 
Gieen  William  Henrv,  Beiiier  st 
Giiniwade  Cliailes,  NVoodbiidire  id 
,  JJiiiritks  Henry,  Black  H.Mse  lane 
JeuKins  Samuel,  St.  Pt-ier  st 
Keyes  Jeremiah,  St.  .Matthew  st 
Morfey  William,  Norv\icl)  road 
^Illllfy  George,  St.  Helen  st 
Mundy  Andn-w,  St.  Helen  .st 
Pells  John  &  Son,  Borough  road 
Smith  George,  St.  Matthiw  st 

BRUSH  MAKERS. 
Bi.'thop     Edward      Willniott,    Old 

Butter  niai  ket 
Biitlett  Frederick,  St,  Matthew  st 
Spinks  Edward,  St.  NicliolaM*  st 
BUILDERS    6e    CARPENTERS. 
Bacon  Sanuicl,  Berner  st 
Baldiston  Samuel,  Stnke  st 
Beiinitt  Jolin.  jnn.  Churcl)  st 
Cornish  Searles,  London  road 
Davy  Henry,  Cock'^  lane 
Day  James,  Northgate  st 
Farinan  Rohert,  St.  Helen  st 
Firmer  James,  Woodbiidge  road 
Gibiioiis  Edward,  Wolsev  st 
Goldsmith  Thoma<,  St.  Margaret  st 
Green  Thomas,  Tower  terrace 
Hearsuni  John,  Crown  st 
Hopper  Thomas,  St.  Peter  st       [si 
Levcrett  Henry  Fredk.  St.  Matthew 
Luff  Henry,  Clay  lane 
Manclarke  William,  St.  Margaret  st 
ALisoi)  Frederick,  Lower  Brook  st 
Neep  Win.   \'ittoria  st   London  rd 
Peitit  Joseph  A.,  Lower, (Jrwell  st 
Ribbans  Wm  Parks,  St  Matthew  st 
Simu^on  Samuel,  INluseuni  st 
Smith  Hy  B..  Foie  st  Si.  Clement^ 
Tink  Wiiliain,  Norwich  road 
Whight  John,  St.  Stephen's  lane 

BUTCHERS. 

Marked  thus  •  are  Pork  Butchers. 
Andrews  Geo,  Watts,   Westnate  st 
Andiews  John,  Old  Butter  market 
Biker  Eliza,  St.  Peter  st 
B.iker  Henry,  Fore  st  St.  Clements 
Baker  Richard,  New  Market  st 
Biker  Richard  Wm.  St.  Margaret  st 
Barnes  Benjamin,  Bell  lane 
Barnes  Benjamin,  Carr  st 
Baittii  Joseph,  Upper  Brook  st 
Beard  Isaac,  Norwich  road 
Jieard  Marv,  Taiern  st 
Beard  Philip,  St.  Peter  st 
Berry  Ivlward,  Carver  st 
Bevan  Charles,  Silent  st 
Beian  Edward,  Can-  st 
Bevan  James,  Silent  st 
Clarke  Joseph,  Mount  st 
•Cook  Geoige,  St.  Peter  »t 
•C...\  John,  St.  Matihewst 
•Cox  Samuel,  Handfoid  load 
•Cuitis  .lohn.  Mount  st 
Curtis  Wm.  Thorouchfare,  Cornhill 
D.ihiell  Brett,  Kin«  st 
Farthing  Georj^e,  Rope  walk 
Foreman  .S.iiniiel,  Fore  hamlet 
Foremm  Samuel,  Mount  st 
GladiiiK  James,  Forehanilet 
Go(  her  Thomas,  Wcsi^ate  st 
•Herhert  SamI  Forest  St.Clements 
•Hicks  Charles  John  st 
Mil  ks  Cliailes,  Hope  walk 
Holder  David,  New  market 
Flol'ler  V\  iliiau),   Curriers'  Arms  la 
Howlanil  Sarah   Ann,    Fore  st   St. 

Clements 
Jenniiigi  Mark,  Bell  lane 

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Jones  John  C,  St  Matthew  st 
King  Martha,  Queen  st 
Kini!  Stephen,  Queen  st 
King  Stepiien,  'Packet  st 
•Llo)d  James.  Fore  hamlet 
King  Stephen  B.Forest  St.Clements 
Loiking  James,  Wykesbishop  st 
.Marstoii    Maiy  Ann,    Victoria  st 

Lon  !on  road 
Oi.sborn  Alfred,  New  maiket 
Orvis  Mary,  St   Marnaret's  plain 
Piatt  Geoige,  New  niaiket 
Prentice  Israel,  St.  Matthew  st 
?■  entice  Stephen,  New  market 
•Proi  ter  J;imes,  Stoke  st 
[{owell  Mich  lel.  Church  st 
Scott  Fiances,  New  market 
•Scrivener  Giegory  Mount  st 
Seager  Joseph,  Friar  st 
•Stager  Joseph,  Fore  hamlet 
*Se.iger  Robeit,  St.  Peter  st 
Seagiaie  David,  Tacket  st 
Setterfield  Elizaheth,  Falcon  st 
Setterfield  John, Forest  St.Clements 
Sharraan  David,  Mount  st 
Smith  Charles,  New  market 
Smith  William,   Upper  Orwell  st 
Sturgon  Mary  Ann,  Victoria  st 
Symonds  Robert,  Lower  Orweil  st 
Taylor  Samuel,  Key  st 
Thurston  Giorge,  Halifax 
Upson  Michael,  New  market 
kValler  Jo.seph,  St.  Peter  st 
Woliey  Abihm.  Fore  st  St.Clements 
Woodsrll  Henry,  HandfortI  road 

CABINET     MAKERS    AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  also  Paper  Hangers, 
iiiickingham  Charles,  St. Matthew  st 
Ch  i|)man  Alexander,  King  st 
*Cidlins  James,  Westgate  st 
Cross  Alfred,  Silent  st 
*Deiiny  Heniy,  Norwich  road 
Downing  .lames.  Queen  st 
Fletcher  John  Fiancis.  St. George  st 
•Foieman  Fredk.  Upper  Orwell  st 
Oreeiileaf  Wm.  Foicst,  St.Cleinent 
Jtffery  Samuel,  Friar  st 
Lambeth  Chailes,  Tanner's  lane 
Last  Joshua,  St.  George  st 
Leverett  Henry,  Black  Horse  lane 
Leverett  James,  Friar  st 
Leveiett  James,  .Mount  st 
Leverett  William,  St.  Matthew  st 
.Minks  Williain,  Eagle  st 
.Mulley  John,  Upi>er  Brook  st 
.Newson  Henry,  St.  Peter  st 
Nevvson  John,  Church  st 
Phillips  John,  St   Peter  st 
Riveis  Benjiinin,  Friar  st 
SeaKiief  Charles,  Norwich  road 
S<  amaii  D.ivid,  Cock's  lane 
Smith  James,  Friais'  road 
Stannard  William,  Fiiar  st 
Tliuiston  Josei)h,  Queen  st 
Tuiuner  Jas.  Rohert.  Orwell  place 
Turner Thomrts(&  chair),  Pottery  st 
Taylor  Samuel,  New  Market 
Woolf  Samuel,  Upper  Brook  st 

CARPENTERS. 
(See  also  Builders  and  Carpenters.) 
Beaumont  ('hailes,  Chuichlaiie,St. 

Matthews 
Gil  ling  John,  Friar's  road 
Kimble  John,  Stoke  st 
I'etiiti  John,  Joseph  st 
Scrivener  Wm.  Woodliridge  road 
Shrihbs  Wm.  New  cut,  Haudford  rd 
Skiet  Elmv,  Beriiers  st 
Spinks  William,  College  st 
'I'uiner  .Samuel,  Uppei  Orwell  st 
Ward  James,  Mount  st 
Ward  John,  Woodbri  Ige  road 
Welham  Edward,  Crown  $t 


QARVERS    AND    GILDERS. 

Jennings  Thomas,  Tacket  st 
Read  Adolphns,  Silent  .st 
Rinnham   Henry  (caiver  in  wood), 

Cair  street 
Roe  Owen,  2  Upper  Brook  st 
Whittle  Wm.  H.  St.  Matthew  st 

CHEESE  6t  BUTTER  FACTORS. 

Abbott  Samuel  (and  hop),  Cornhill 
iManiiistre  Hobt  Forest, St.Clements 
May  John,  Common  quay 
May  William  &  Co.  St.Peter's  wharf 
Wietts  J(dni,  Key  st 
CHEMISTS  AND  DRUGGISTS. 
Alilerson  Geoige  Fredk. VVesigatest 
Chapman  Broilieis  (and  wholesale 

druggists),  Cornhill 
Cole  William,  Friai's  road 
Cornell  Philip  James,  Tavern  st 
Duningham  'I'homas,  Wi  stgate  st 
Exre  Alfred  Benjamin,  Tacket  st 
Fitch  William  Stevenson, Old  Butter 

market 
Goyder  David  John,  Norwich  road 
Harmer&  Ransome  (and  wholesale 

druggists)  ,Cai  r  st&  St. Clement  st 
Hay  ward  Edward,  Upper  Brook  st 
Mai  chant  Charles    Frederick,  Old 

Butter  maiket 
Ridley  &  Giiniwade  (and  wholesale 

druggists) ,  Sore  st,  St.  Clements 
SilvesterVVm.Aithur,St.Nicholas'  st 
Wiggin  John  (and  dealer  in  British 

wines),  St.  Matthew  st 

CHINA^  GLASS,  &r.  DEALERS. 

( See  also  EarthenwareManufactrs.) 
Adderton  Abraham,.'iUpi>erBrook  st 
Bai  iiard  Asher,  Westgate  st 
Bowers  Enoch,  King  st 
Everett  VVilliam  (&  medical  bottle). 

Tavern  st 
Ritchie  James,  Old  Butter  market 
Suthers  William,  Old  Butter  market 

CLOTHES    DEALERS. 

Ashford  Alfred,  Fore  st, St.Clements 
Barnard  Emanuel,  Tacket  st 
Basting  James  C.  Upp  r  Orwell  st 
Bugg  Ann  (old),  St.  Margaret  st 
Burrows  Robeit,  jun.  Silent  st 
Cook  Geoige,  Dog's  Head  lane 
Fia.ser  Roderick  Donald,  Elm  .st 
Mason  &  Hodgson,  Fore  street,  St. 

Clements 
Nunn  Jidin,  Wesigate  st 
Pmnifer  Natbl.  Fore  st.St.Clements 
Parker  Sarah,  'I'acket  st 
Richards  John,  St.  Matthew  st 
Ru.shbrook  Wm.  St.  Stephen's  lane 
SamuelSamnel, Fore  st.St.Clements 
Stevens  Jam'  s,  Market  lane 
Whitle  John,  Elm  st 

COACH    BUILDERS. 

Alderton  Johti,  St.  Nicholas'  st 
Benneit  Henry,  Forest, St. Clements 
Catt  VVilliam,  St.  Matthew  st 
Gorehani  Chiistmas.Woodhridgeid 
Hood  Thomas.  Friar's  road 
Hunnibell  Edward,  Woodbridge  rd 
Hunnibell  Timothy,  Fore  hamlet 
Kent  Ahraham,  Cut  liers' Arms  lane 
.Mamiini!  .'ohii.  Tower  terrace 
Ottywill  Zechaiiali,  Mount  st 
Page  John,  Whersiead  road 
Qiiadling  Edwin,  Anston  st  m 

Quadling  Edwin  P.  &  Co.  (and  rail-    ■ 
wuy  carriage   manufacturers  and    \ 
contractors).  Grey  Friars'  Works 
COACHSMITHS    AND     SPRING 
MAKERS 

Cooper  &  Noble   (and  hurdle)  St. 

ftlargaret's  green 
Hazelton  Isaac,  Tanner's  lane 
Smith  Tiiomas,  Black  Horse  lane 


Mxtctotp. 


COALi    raERCHANTS. 

Archer  Itobert,  T.ickt-t  >t 

BfaiitKiM.t  vVin.Kon  st,  St.Clements 

Bridiies  &  Co.  Qiiav 

Byles  Jfrniiiili  &  Co.  Collfge  st 

Christie  Joiiii,  Ki-y  st 

Clark-James  (ninler).  Friar's  roiid 

CobboM  John,  Koiest,  St.  Cleiiient> 

CowellA  To.  Fore  st,  St.  Clements 

Cuckow  James,  CJtiay 

Garreit  Gti  reti.St.Margaiet's  green 

Knights  .iame«  W.  Quay 

Legteti  Pliilip  ('lealer)    Friar's  road 

Madden  >"((  U'lgniii,  Quay 

Polliid  VVihiain.  Foiindtiioii  st 

Premice  &    Hewitt,   Quay,  and  at 

StoWinarket 
Prentice  Oliver,  Quay 
PreniiceTI)0'iias&Co.\Vherr»Qiia\ 
Raiisome  &  Pardons,  Flint  wliaif 
Ridliy  Henry  &  George,  Fore  st,  St. 

CleiH'  nts 
Senion  Jame«,  Hamlford  road 
Ship  Charles,  Quay 
Staniineis  Simuel    (dealer),  Dog's 

Head  lane 
Waspe  Jonathan,  St.  Peter's  wharf 
CONFECTIONERS    St    PASTRY- 
COOKS. 
CIo.Hsnn  Henry,  Carr  st 
Cocks  Robeit,  St.  Matthew  «t 
Eaton  Charles,  Cnriiers'  Arms  lane 
Peek  J.  se()tj,  Tavern  st 
Fuller  VVilliatn,  Tavern  st 
Hill. cock  John,  St.  Nicholas'  st 
Larst  Henry,  Westgate  st 
Movse  Margoet,  Tdcket  st 
Pol  ter  John,  St.  Lawrence  tt 
Pre  ty  Edward,  King  «t 
Sadler  An)brose,  Lower  Orwell  st 
Skoiililiiu  Joseph,  Tav.  rn  st 
Smyth  George,  St.  Peter  st 
Squires  John,  'lacket  st 
Thomiisiin  Kobei  t,  Tavern  st 
Wall  Edwaid,  Old  Butter  market 
Ward  John  Henry,  Coinhili 

COOPERS. 
Alexander  Henry,  Sr.  Helen  st 
Barns  Clark  &  Benjamin,  St.  Petei 

.st  and  Westgite  st 
Fisk  William,  Bidton  lane 
Frost  James,  Kev  st 
Hayward  John,  Norwich  road 
Howe  William,  Foundry  road 
Mntt  JoiiHthan,  Kine  st 
Paternoster  Henrv,  Lady  lane 
Smith  James,  Fore  Hamlet 
Waiuer  William  (marine),  Fore  st, 

St.  Clements 
Whybrew  William,  Upjx'r  Oiwellsi 

CORK    CUTTERS. 
Chaplin   Wiillam    Jacksou    &    Co. 

Crown  lane 
Peck  Sheldjick,  Dial  lane 

CORN    CHANDLERS. 

Andrews  Charles,  Austin  st 
Aiidiews  W'lu.  Forest,  St.CIements 
KaiHott  JidiM,  St.  Matthew  .st 
Bass  I-aai,  Fore  st,  St.  Clements 
Benni  t*  Joiiii,  Ke\  st 
C(»nk  Harriet,  Fore  st,  St.CIements 
Ensor  John,  King  st 
Garnham  Bobei  t,  Borongh  road 
Gooch  George,  St.  Stephen's  lane 
Gooding  Arthur,  K>  y  st 
Griuiw.iod  Joseph,  St.  Helen  st 
Harris  George,  L^ipi-r  Orwell  st 
La>t  Benjamin,  Fcne  Hamlet 
Liimner  John,  Upper  Brook  st 
Roper  Saiah,  St.  Margaret  st 
Sallows  Robert,  Cornhill 
Searle  Robert  S.  Carr  st 
Squirrell  Wm.  Obadiah,  Silent  st 
JStokes  Susannah,  St.  Peter  st 


IPSWICH, 

Sykes  John,  St.  Marearet'.s  green 
Tayhir  Robert,  St  Matthew  st 
WatSMii  Ann,  F.  iind.ition  st 
W.  bh  Rob  rt.  Fore  vf,  St.  Clement^ 
Wolverion  Robeit,  St.  iMiittliew  st 
CORN    MERCHANTS. 

Aldrich  Octavius  St.  Peter's  wharf 
\le.\aiid(  rs'  &  Co.  Key  st 
Bridaes  &  Co.  Quay 
Byles  Jeremiah  &  Co.  College  st 
Christie  John,  Key  st 
Cohbold  Ji-hii,  Fore  st,  St.CIements 
C  w.  II  &  Co  Fore  st.  St.  Clements 
Fi»on  James,  Steam  Packet  quay 
Hunt  WriBht,  St.  Peter  st 
Knights  James  W.  Quay 
Paul  Robert,  Whetry  quay 
PolUrd  Uniliam,  F-.nn<iation  st 
Priiiiice  &  Hewitt,  New  quay 
I'reiitii  f  Oliver,  Quay 
PienticeThoina*  &  C»i. Wherry quav 
Sheppard  Aifre'l,Forest,St.Clemnis 
Ship  Charles,  Quay  [lane 

Sver  John  Spencei ,  Cuirier»'  At  ins 
Veitue  Thoina^.  Quay  ["'aiket 

WaUi«  HeiiryiVAhraham.Old  Butter 
Wa^pe  Jonathan,  Si.  Peter'.t  wharf 

CtJRRIERS    AND    LEATHER 
CUTTERS. 

Bond&  Shuttlew()rth(&  wholesale), 

St.  Helen  .st 
Conder  Thomas   (wholesale),  Old 

Buifer  markei 
Filth  William, 7  St.  Nichol is'  st 
Paiker  Charloiie,  Foie  street,  St. 

Clements  [Elm  st 

Turner  Walton  &  Sons  (wholesale), 

CUTLERS. 
Bird  James,  >t.  Nicholas'  st 
Kobinson  Heniy.KonsrSt.Clements 
Smith  William,  St.  Matthevv  st 

DENTISTS. 
Haches  Daniel,  Northgate  st 
Tracey  John,  Tack  t  st 


Suflfolft. 


DRESS    MAKERS. 

See  Milliners  and  Dress  Makers. 


DYERS    AND    SCOURERS. 

Maxell  William,  Carr  st 
Hayward  Stephen,  St.  Nicholas'  st 
Smith  Charles,  Priory  st 
Spearman  James,  St   Matthew  st 
I'rtlb  t  John,  down  st 

EARTHENWARE     MANUFAC- 
TURERS. 
Schnlen  John  William,  New  st 
Schulen  \\m\  Ann,  Rope  w.ilk 

EATING-HOUSE    KEEPERS. 
Chaplin  Shadrack,  Carr  st 
Clarke  J()S>  pli,  Mount  st 
Han  is  Will  am,  L^pper  Orwell  st 
l^ratt  Isaac,  Carr  st 
Rndlanil  James,  St.  Steohen's  lane 
Wilhams  James,  Que  en  st 

ENGRAVERS    AND    COPPER- 
PLATE   PRINTERS. 

Dai:inger  William  Henrv,  Tacket  st 
Laiuk*  Wray  Palliser,  Tower  st 

FELLMONGERS. 

Alexander  Edv\a>d  &  S-ii(aud  wool 

merchants).  Tanner".'!  lane 
Coiley  John,  Friars  bri'ige 
Oeiall  James,  Currier's  Anns  lane 

FILTER    MANUFACTURERS- 
WATER, 

Ransome  &  Parsons  (patent  stone, 

Flint  whaif 
FIRE  tec,  OFFICES  «c  AGENTS. 

Alliance    Mutual    (life),    John 
Orford,  Falcon  st 


jeorge 


Architects' &CiviL  Engineers'* 

Hichar-I  RLPhipson, Up.  Brook  st. 
Argus  (life).  John  Simuar,  Lower 

Broik  st  r,,t 

Atlas.  John  Wiggin.  St  Matthews 
Britannia  (lifei.  Hy.  Bunn,  Elinst 
British  CoMMRHciAL  (life),VViUiain 

Yarini'Uin,  r<iwer  t>t 
BRnisii    Empire,   Uix  &  Burton, 

We>tKate  st  rici,,,  st 

Church  or  England,  Jas.  Franks, 
City  of  London  (lift),  Woodruffe 

Daniel,  i:im  st 
Clericai.Medical,  andGeneral 

(lite),  Samuel    B.  Chapman,   Ber- 

iiirs  st,  and  Ebeuexer  Goddard, 

Duke  st 
Consolidated  and    Investment 

(lile),  Wm.  Hutchinson.Soane  st 
Economic    (life),  Chaiies  Silburn. 

Tavern  st 
Essex  Economic  (fire),  Ebeneier 

Go'ldard,  Duke  st 
Family  Endowment  (life),  Tljos. 

Grimsey,  St.  Nicholas  st 
Farmers    and  General,  Ge 

S,  Tovejl,  Carr  st 
FiNSBURY   Mutual   (life),  Charles 

Fiedeiick  Maithant,  Old  Butter 

niaiket 
Freemasons'    and    General,    J. 

Farrar  Ransuu,  Back  sirtet,  St. 

Clements 
General,  George  Chri^topherson, 

Fore  St.  St   Clements 
Great  Britain  (life),  JohuPrentice, 

Old  Butter  market 
Hand  in  Hand,  Henry  Lawrance, 

Fouiida'ion  st 
India    and    London   (life).    Joha 

Prentice,  Old  Butter  niaiket 
Indisputable  (life),  Thomas  Dnn- 

ningham,  Wt  .stgate  st,  and  Alfred 

Piper,  Old  Buttei  market 
Ipswich      Mutual      Maritime, 

A' freii  Cohbold, secretnry  .Tower  st 
Legal  anp  Commercial,  C.    T. 

Townsend,  Custom  House  build- 
ing", Quay 
Licensed  Victuallers,  Thomas 

Berr'inan,  Taiket  st 
Liverpool    and    London,    John 

Glide,  St.  Maithews  st 
London  Corporation,  Alfred  Cob- 
bold,  Tower  st 
London,  Edinburgh  and  Dublik, 

William  P.  Mills,  Mu-^eum  st 
Medical  Invalid  and  General 

(life),  VVe>tr..p   William    Wdler. 

Upi)er  Bn  ok  st  [Westgate  st 
MuiiAL  (life),  Ja»nes  ShalderS, 
National  Mercantile  (life),Har- 

mer  &  Ransome,  Carr  st 
National  Provident  (life),  Robt. 

Miller,  Old  Butler  market 
Norwich  Uni<»n,  George  &  Henry 

Ridlev,  Fore  st,  St.  Clements 
Pelican  (life),  Charles    Pretymao, 

Silent  st  [st 

PH(ENix;fire).  J^mes  Hail', Westgate 
Rock  (life),  Siephen   Abbott  Not- 

cutt    Westg  te  st 
Royal,  Wi  ham  Crde,  Friars'  road 
Royal  Fxchange,  Jane    Pawsejr, 

Old  Butter  market 
Standard  (lif-),  liaac   P.  Baker, 

Lower  Br(>ok  st 
Suffolk  and  General  Country 

Amicable    (fiie),  Foun-lation  «t 

—William  Bullai,  secretary, Bank 

buildings  p^j 

Sun,  Thomas  Grimsey,  St.  Nicholas 
Western    (life),   James   Collins, 

V\' estgate  st 
YoRKSHiRB,  Henry  Guy,  King  st 

41 


Snffolfe. 


IPSWICH. 


^laui'is 


FISHMONGERS. 
Bird  William,  Key  st 
Cooper  Eiiiina,  Queen  st 
Dani.ll  J.i>epli,  Wueeii  at 
JSlaiiniiij;  Kenjainiii,  Coru  hill 
fowtiseii'l  Wil.iain,  New   market 
Turner  Joseph,  Keyst 
Vi'iyaid  Cliaili>,  ^it  Mnitheivs  st 
Wtiods  Hubert,  Upper  Oi  vvell  Jl 
FRUITERERS    AND    GREEN 
GROCERS. 
Alvpy  JoJin,  Carr  st 
Baiiyaid  John,  St.  Stephen's  lane 
B'a'b/  Uanies,  St.  Matthews  st 
Burch  Allen,  Rope  walk 
Carv«^  James,  Ciown  st 
Chaplin  UichanI,  St.  Matthews  st 
Crick  Jiihn,  Kina  st 
Cristopherson  Charles,  Tacket  st 
Day  Mary,  13riil?e  st 
Drake  Johir,  Sileiil  st 
Drrver  Levi.  Stoke  st 
Eaton  Cliarlt*,  Currier's  Arms  lane 
Fostick  James,  New  Victoria  si 
Gisliiighnin    George,    Fore   st,    St. 

Cifurent 
GisiinE;ham  Joseph,  Foundation  st 
Gulley  William,  Pottery  st 
Haiicfick  Cliarles&  Son,  Carr  st 
Holdt-n  J'llin,  Friar  st 
Kt  ely  William  F.,  Key  st 
Poolf-y  William,  Uppt^r  Orwell  st 
Poolev  William,  Westaate  st 
Roy  VVilliam,  Rope  walk 
Spall  Charles,  Dial  lane 
Squires  John,  Tacket  st 
Stokes  Susannah,  St.  Peter  st 
Taylor  Rohert,  St.  Matthews  st 
Wild  ThoniH-i  (and  florist),Tavern  st 
Wood  Tliomas,  St.  Peter  st 

FURNITURE    BROKERS. 

Barker  John,  Old  Butter  market 
Barker  John,  Old  Butter  market 
Bailing  James  Coatea,  Upper  Or- 
well st 
Brown  Robert,  St,  Peter  st 
Chapman  Alexander,  Kiirg  st 
Fi«k  VVilliam,  Bo  ton  line         [hill 
He  wittWi  Ilia  m.Thorounhfare  Corn- 
Goodwin  Henry,  St.  Peter  st 
Goodwin  Williim,  Sihnt  st 
Mason    &    Hodgson,    Fore   st.  St. 

Clem-nts 
Matt  Tironiax,  Upper  Orwell  st 
Ramhird  ilob»it,  Woodbrirlge  road 
Randall  Win  Crore  .^t, St. Clements 
R'le  Joseph,  (Tppcr  Brook  st 
Roe  WilMam,  Mai  k't  lane 
Spinks  William,  Collfpe  st 
'rnnmer  Jatiii  s  Robert,  Orwell  place 
William^  Joseph,  Market  lane 
Woolf  Samuel,  Upper  Brook  st 
Wright  Johti,  Falcon  sit 

FURRIERS. 

Bnrrage  Mary,  Silent  st 
Crisp  Chaik'H,  F-ilcon  st 
Pearce  Joseph,  Tacket  st 

GAME     DEALERS. 

Bales  Georue  William,  Cornhill 
Daniell  Jo-epli,  Queen  st 
Woorl  'I'homas,  St.  Peter  st 
GARDENERS     6c     SEEDSMEN. 

Allen  JoM-i)!],  Handfoid  road 
Barker  Thomas,  HaiMlford  road 
Jiarney  Henry,  Mount  st 
Fartlieii  William,  Frier's  road 
Scopes  Will'am,  St.  Nicholas  st 

GAS    FITTERS, 

Avis  Thomas,  2  St.  Ni<-hola«  st 
Batley  Henry  Barriii;,  Westga'e  St 
Cook  William,  Upper  Brook  st 
Steam     Thomas     Dallaston,     St. 

Nicholas  st 
Haggar  Edward  St  Sou,  King  st 


GINGER    BEER    AND    LEMON- 
ADE   MANUFACTURERS. 

Gisluuham   George,    Fore    st,    St. 

Clements 
Haszell  Joseph,  Duke  st  [Clements 
Ridlfy  &  Griniwaile,    Fore  st,    St. 

GLASS  «t  LEAD    MERCHANTS, 

Hangar  Edward  &  Son  (and  agents 
for  the  Thames  Plate  Glass  Coin- 
puny,)  King  st 

GLOVERS. 

Carter  Mary,  St.  Nicholas  st 

Carter  .Mary,  Tavern  st 

Dennineton  Joseph,  Bolton  lane 

Grrodchild  Amos,  Sih-nt  st 

O.xfrrrd  John  (and  truss  maker). 
Market  lane 

Sawer  Phillis,  Bridge  st 

GROCERS    tt   TEA    DEALERS. 

Marked  thus  #  are  also  Wholesale. 

[See  also  S/topkeepers,  and  also  Tea 

Dealers.) 
Abbott  Samuel,  Cornhill 
Andrews  John,  Mount  st 
Ashford  Charles,  Or^vell  place 
Asliford  Charles,  Westgate  st 
Baker  Isaac,  F'ore  st,  St.  Clements 
Barker  Clias.,  Fore  st,  St.  Clements 
Bentley   Mary   Ann,    Fore  st,   St. 

Clements 
Brook  Edwin,  King  st 
Brook  Isaac,  Norwich  road 
Burley  David,  St.  Peter  st 
♦Burton  Charles  &  Sons,  Tavern  st 
Cornier  James,  Old  Butter  market 
Flory  Jose|)h,  Queen  st 
Garnliam  James,  St.  Matthews  st 
Golibold  .lonathan,  St.  Matlhew.s  st 
Goodwin  Edgar,  Upper  Biookst 
Goodwin  E'lward,  St.  Peter  st 
Good  win  Edwd.Fore>t,St.Clements 
Goss  Charles,  St.  Margaret's  plain 
Harmer  Robert,  Westtiate  st 
Hawaid  Chailes,  Westgate  st 
Kimble  Benjainin,  St,  Peter  st 
*Linimer  John,  Upper  Brook  st 
Mannistre  George,  St,  Matthews  st 
Manriistre    Robert,    Fore    st,    St, 

Clements 
Mason  Robert,  Tacket  st 
Miller  Jonathan,  Borough  road 
Miller  Robert,  Oil  Butler  market 
Roner  .lames.  Key  st 
SiUows  Thiiza,  Tacket  st 
Saunders  Jas,  Fore  st,  St,  Clements 
Setterfi'ld  George,  Queen  st 
Spililirig  Samuel,  Westgate  st 
Taylor  Joseph,  St.  Manhews  st 
Thrower  Henry,  St.  Peter  st 
Wainwright    Samuel,    Old    Butter 

market 
Ward  Robert,  E  tgle  st 
Webb  Robert,  Fore  st,  St.  Clements 
Wretts  John,  Key  st 

GUN    MAKERS. 
Bales  George  William  (and  archery 

warehouse),  Cornhill 
Bird  James,  St.  Nicholas  ?t 
Robinsnn  Hy.,  Fore  st,  St.  Clements 

HABERDASHERS. 

(See  a/so  Linen  Drapers,  6(c.) 
Conder  James,  Old  Butier  market 
Dickerson  Tliomas,  Upper  Bi  iiok  st 
Gi'wer  George  (and  sliirt  niii 
Tavern  st 


laker), 


HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Marked  tlrirs  •  are  also  IVrfiimert. 
Acgar  Rolrert.  St.  Mittliews  st 
Bird  Edward,  Briflge  st 
•Cresswell  Gror^e,  Cornhill 
Dawson  Joseph,  King  st 
Demutli  Frederick,  Bramford  road 
Drane  VVilliaiv,  St.  Margarets  st  . 


*/?dwards  Alfred,  1  Upper  Brook  st 
Eiiiflish  Henry,  Lower  Orwell  st 
*Fairs  Samuel  Howe,  Tavern  st 
Fro»t  John,  Fore  Hamlet 
Ginti  John,  Friars  st 
Gla'iing  George,  Mount  st 
Glyde  John,  Eai;le  st 
•Glvde  John,St.  Maithew  st 
Has/ell  Joseph,  Duke  st 
Hatelier  Berrjimin,  Mount  st 
Keeble  Charles,  Lady  lane 
•Mulley  Charles  Cooper,  Tacket  st 
•Piroley  Robert,  Cornhill 
Read  Charles,  Fore  st,  St.  Cleinentt 
Roberts  Charles,  Tav.  rn  st  '• 

Robertson  'I'homas,  Tavt  rn  st 
Stammers  John,  St.  Stephens  lane 
•Staiinard  .lohn,  St,  Nicholas'  st 
Wade  William, Fore  st,  St.ClementS 
Woolener  John,  St,  Peter  st 

HARDWAREMEN. 

Barnard  A>her,  Westg  ite  st 
Baxter  William,  Upper  Orwell  st 
Blacklin  Thoriras,  Upper  Orwell  st 
Laurhert  John,  St.  Matthew  st 
Levi  Moses,  St,  Matthew  st 
RandsEmanuel,Forest,St,Clements 

HATTERS 

Batley  John  Taykr,    Old    Butter 
market  [Tavern  st 

Brothers  Gilbert  (and  manufacturer), 
Bu'cher  John.  Old  Buiter  market 
Girling  Henry  William,  Dukest 
Grirnwade  Richard    (and    hosier), 
Westga'est  [st 

Havell  William  G.  St.  Margaret  st 
Jenniirgs  John,  Tavern  st 
Morton  John  (and  manufacturer), 
St,  Peier  st  [Clements 

Raphael  Abraliam,  Fore  street,  St. 
Sewell  James,  Northtate  st 
Sineeton  Thos,  Old  Butter  market 

INK  MAKERS. 

Archer  Thomas,  Tavern  st 
Pawsey  Jane.  Old  Butter  market 
Weedina;    Nathaniel   Pagt,   Wood- 
bi  idee  road 

INNS   AND  HOTELS. 
Coach  and  Horses  (commercial,  and 
boarding  house),    Westrop   Wil- 
liam Waller,  Upper  Brook  st 
Crown  and  Anclior,   Thomas  Har-  ] 

ri<ori,  Westgate  st 
Golden  Lion,  John  Garrod. Cornhill 
King' .-Head,  Jolin  Long,  King  st 
Llnicorn,  A-htoii  Bloga,  Orwell  pi 
Wliite  Horse,  George  Chaplin, 
Tavern  st 

IRON    FOUNDERS. 

Coopfr  &  Noble  (and  corrtractors), 

St,  MHrgaret's  green 
Dixirn  Thos.  &  Co,  I<owcr  Brook  st 
HnrwoodA  Turner  (and  eiinineers. 

College  st  Friar's  Works 

Quadlirig  Edwin  P.    &   Co.,   Grey 
Ransomes  &   May   (and  engineers 

and     general     railway     works), 

Orwell  Works,  Quay 

IRON   MERCHANTS. 

Alexanders  &  Co.  Key  st 

Garrett  Garrett,  St.  Margaret's  grn 

IRONMONGERS. 

Archer  Tlnimas, Tavern  st 
Berridge  Edw.C.  Obi  Butter  mrkt 
Cliajilin  Abednego,Old  Butter  mrkt 
Christopherson  George,  Fore  st,  St. 

Clements 
Cook  Samuel,  Westgate  st 
Meadows  Cliarles.  Tavern  st 
Pattman  .lohn,  Diil  lane  ' 

Ridley  John,  Cornhill 
Sciivener  John,  Queen  st 
Singleton  William,  Upper  Brook  st 


Mxtctot^. 


IPSWICH. 


^tiffoife: 


JE  WELLE  RS-WORKING. 

(See  iilso  IFatch  Makers.) 
Arle  WiHiiiiK  H^nrv,  Fi>uii<latinii  st 
Coll-  Richard  S.  (and  silversmith), 

Coniliill 
Robi  rtson  Alexaudrr,  Silent  st 
Warieii  Joliii,  Old  IJutter  market 

LAND    etc.,     AQBNTS. 

Berryniaii  Tlimnas,  Tacket  st 
Churchman  &  Turner,  Wcstgaie  st 
Colchester  Heiij^min,  Prnvidence  ^t 
G^iiMd  R.  btrt.Old  Bntier  market 
Hutchinson  William  (and  hcm^e], 

Soane  st 
Mnyhew  Genrge  (house).  Friar  st 
Rix  &  Burton,  VVestgate  st 
Ross  Thomas  (&  estate),St. Peter  st 
Waller  VVestrnp,  lIpjuT  Brook  st 

LAST  &  BOOT-TREE  MAKERS. 

Garlic  Jellies  Smith,  Tavern  st 
Hill  Arnold,  Carr  st 
LIBRARIESjCIRCULATINO,  «tc. 
Deck  Robeit,  Cornhili 
Cook  John  (;ind  news  agent),  Up- 
per Orwell  street 
Daliinger  VVilllaiu  H.Tacketst 
French  Library  ami  News  Room 

(subsciiption).    Museum  st ;    F. 

DeSt.  Kelix,  librarian 
Law  Library,  01('  Butter  market, 

Jane  Paw-ey,  lihraiian 
Mechanics'  Library,  Tavern  st, 

Robert  Frank  land,  libarian 
Museum  Library,  Museum  street, 

William  B.  Clarke,  m.d.,  curator 
Shalders  James,  Westgate  st 
Subscription  Library,  Old  But- 
ter maikct.Jane  Pawsey,  librarian 
Suffolk  iMi;uical  Book  Society, 

Old  Buiter  market,  Jaue  Pawsey, 

librarian 
LINEN  6t  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 

(See  also  Haberdashers.) 
Ager  Edmund  &  Co.,  Cornhili 
Athawt^s  Edwin  Allan,  Old  Butter 

market 
Balfour  Ebt-nezer,  Upper  Brook  st 
Barber  William,  St.  Peter  st 
Bmcher  Thomas,  Westgate  st 
Coe  David,  Fore  st,  St  Clements 
Coriler  Edwai  d&Henry  S. .Tavern  st 
CroydenJolinF.,l''oiest  St.Ckments 
Death  Daniel,  Upper  Brook  st 
Dingl  y  John,  Que<  n  st 
Footman  Jidiii  &  Co    (and  general 

warehousemen),  Westgate  st 
Frasei    William  .  ^woollen     only). 

King  street 
Hawihinne  Wm,01d  Bulterniarket 
James  Robert,  Duke  st 
Leavold  Thomas,  'i'averii  st 
Litchtield  Frederick  John,  Fore  st, 

St.  Clements 
Lodgr  &  Gatrell,  Tavern  st 
Messent  (leorge,  St.  Matthew  st 
Miller  Heniy  &  Son,  Old   Butter 

niatket 
Prentii  e  John,  Old  Butter  market 
Ray  William  Jerrold,  Tavt-ru  st 
Read  Holies,  St.  Matthew  si 
Ware  Robert,  Upper  Brook  st 
Wilson  Will,  Fore  st,  St.  Clements 
LINEN  &  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 
AND    TEA    DEALERS. 
TRAVELLING. 

Marked  thus  •  are  Tea  Dealers  only. 
(See  also  the  preceding  List). 
Cumminir  James,  Found  ition  st 
*Dobson  George,  Woodbiidge  road 
•Doiison  Wil  iam,  Berners  st 
•Kerr    James     Shemicn,     Lower 

Chuich  VHid 


*Kerr  Samuel,  Lower  Churrhyaid 
*M'Connell  VVm.Lower  Church  yrd 
M'Dowell  John,  John  st 
M'Dowell  Robert,  John  st 
M'Dowell  Tlnmias,  John  st 
M'llmonow   &  Cameron,  Back  st, 

St.  Clements 
Moffatt  David,  Lower  Brook  at 
Moffatt  James,  Foundaiion  st 
Moffatt  Walter,  Flower  Brook  st 
Ritrhie  James  Old  Buiter  market 
Rohison  James,  Elm  st 
Robson  William,  Orchaid  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Allen  Benjainn.,Ciiriiers  Arms  lane 

BImig  Ashtoii,  Orwell  place 

Bowman  Robert  &  Alfred, Falcon  st 

Bridges  Hansard  .lackson.  Quay 

Byhs  Jeiiiniah  &  Co.,  College 

Coblicdd  John,  Foie  st.St.Clement's 

Coweil  &  Co.,  Fore  st,St.  Clement's 

Cuthbert  J.  H.,  Quay 

Davy  John,  Fore  st,  St.  Clement's 

Furze  Ht my.  Key  st 

Neeie  Charles,  St.  Matthew  st 

PoUard  VVilliam,  Foundaiion  st 

Prentice  Oliver,  Quay 

Prentice  Thcnnas  &'Co.  (and  hop 

merchants).  Wherry  quay 
Ridley  Henry  &   George,    Fore  «t, 

St.  Clemeni's  fCleiuent's 

Sheppard     Alfred,    Fore    st,     St. 
Syer JohnS|)encer,Cuiiiers  Arms  la 
Taylor  William,  Chnrch  *t 
Waspe  Jonathan,  St.  Peter  st 

MARINE    STORE     DEALERS. 

Butcher  &  Co.,  Tanner's  lane 
Coweil  Samuel  Harrison   (rag  mer- 
chant), New  Market  lane 
Head  VVilliam  B.  &  Co.  Key  st 
Pickess    Jonathan    O.,    Fore    st, 
St.  Clement's  (Clement's 

Stebbing     William,    Back    st,    St. 

MILLERS. 

Andrews  Robert  C  ,  Woodbridge  rd 
Archer  Robert,   Woodbridge  road 
Aicher  WiUiam,  Woodbridge  road 
Bird  William,  Tiiddenbam  road 
Buttrum      Frederick     &    Francis, 

Orwell  Steam  Mill,  Halifax 
Codd  William,  Woodbridge  road 
Hsoii  James,  Steam  Packet  quay 
Goodchild  William,  Stoke 
Gowing  Henry,  Woodbridge  road 
Sallows  Robert,  Biamford  load 
Seagrave  Ciiarle.s,  Wnodbridtte  road 
Ship  Charles,  Woodbridge  road 

MILLINERS  &DRESS  MAKERS 

Alderto'i  Ann  Wright,  Falcon  st 
Aldred  Elizabeth,  Elm  st 
Baldly  Emily,  Westgate  st 
Balfonr  Hannah,  Upper  Brook  st 
Balls  Sarah  Ann,  Tower  st 
Beaumont    Emily    &    Mary    Ann, 

Church  lane  [per  Brook  st 

Bird  Sarah  .Ann  &  Mary  Ann,  L^p- 
Block  &  D.diiiiger,  Noribnate  st 
Bonner  Emma,  Northgaie  st 
Biillett  Frt  derick,   St.  Matthew  st 
Butcher  Saiaii   (and    baby  linen), 

Westgate  street 
Cailimr  Emma,  St.  Stephen's  lane 
Clark  Elizabeth,  Elm  st 
Cole  Eliza  Ann,  6  John  st 
Cole  Elizabeih,  Westgate  st 
Cook  Sirati  Ann,  Carr  st 
Dawson  Georiic,  Tacket  st 
Death  Man  ha,  Friais  st 
Deward  &  Cook,  Old  Butter  markt 
Elliott  Mary,  10  Friar  st 
Ennew  Julius,  Silent  st 
Elisor  Harriet  &  Mnry,  Cornhili 
Evans  Eliza,  St.  Helen  st 
Fisher  R'chard,  Upper  Brook  st 


Gariod  Fanny,  Providence  st       [si 
Goddard  Looi.sa,  Wycksbishop  st 
Goodinu   Louisa,   Fore  street,  St. 

Clement's 
Goss  Luov,  Tower  Churchyard 
(jioom  Emilv,  'I'averii  st 
Groom  Rehab  &  Sarah,  Providence 
Hammond  Anna  Maria, Noiwich  rd 
Harvey  Hejthzibah,  Chuich  st 
Hawthorn  Win., Old  Butter  market 
H.  ritage  Thi  za.  Queen  st 
Hill  Maiy  Ann,  St    Niclndas  st 
Howard  Hariiet  Ann.  St.  Peter  st 
Jeffrey  Saiali  Ann,  12  Friar  st 
Juhy  Elizabeth  &  Sophia,  Old  But-. 

ter  market 
Ling  .Martha,  Church  lane 
Lott  Elizabeth,  Cornhili 
Mahson  Maiy,  Fonmlation  st 
M'Pherson  Emma,  9  Joiin  st 
Maguire  Lydia,  Queen  st 
Neal  Elzhth,,  Fore  st.  Si. Clement's 
Page  Maria,  Upper  Brook  st 
Patrii  k  Eli/a,  St.  Nicholas  st 
Read  Mary  Ann,  Elm  st 
Runides  Mercy,  Church  lane 
Rush  John  Reynolds,  Carr  st 
Russell  Sarah,  Norwiih  load 
Saiji  ant  Hannah,  Black  Horse  lane 
Smith  Mary,  St.  Matthew  st 
Soyer  Alfred,  St.  Ma'tliew  st 
Stanton  Hannah,  St.  Georges  at 
Stokes  Susannah,  St.  Peter  st 
'Ihiower  .Mary  Ann,  St.  Peter  st 
Thnrlow  Mary  Ann,  Tower  st 
Watcham  Harriet,  'lower  terrace 
Whight  Jane,  St.  Stephen's  lane 
Wilson  Mary  Ann  &  Olif,  Dial  lane 
Wri>;ht    Hariiet,    Fore   street,  Sr. 

Clement's 

MILLWRIGHTS. 

Collins  John,  ^\'oodbridge  road 
Hurwood  &  Turner,  College  st 
Ransomes  &  May,  Orwell  Works, 

Quay 
Wilkin  WilliHiu  P.,  St.  Helen  st 
MUSIC    &    MUSICAL     INSTRU- 
MENT   SELLERS. 
Ball  Elizabeth  &  Son,  Upr. Brook  st 
Ball  John,  Upper  Brook  st 
Biaiiclii  George  Henry,  Tavern  st 
Foster  Robert  W.,  Tavern  ft 
Hunifress     George      Lowry,     St. 

Nieholas  street 
Hunt  Edward  &  Son,  Tavern  st 
Millies  Benjamin  Geoige(&  maker), 
St.  Matthew  st  [Queen  st 

Motley  E.  C.(&  artists'  re|)ository), 
Pawsey  Jane,  Old  Buiter  market 

newspapers. 
Ipswich  Express  and  Essex  and 
Suffolk  Mercury    (Tuesday), 
Old      Butter    market  —  Stephen 
Piper,  pui'lisher. 
Ipswich  Journal  (Saturday),  Old 
Buiter  niai  ket--Stepheii  Jackson, 
proprietor,Robinsou  Taylor,  pub- 
lisher 
Suffolk  Chronicle    (Saturday), 
Tavern  st — John  Kirn?,  propiielor 
OPTICIANS. 
Bianchi  Geor«e  Hem y.  Tavern  si 
Jennings  Thtmias,   Tarket  ."t 
PAINTERS    et    GLAZIERS* 
[See  also  Plumbers.) 
Church  Edward,  La  iy  lane 
Cuihbert  John,  Carr  st 
Green  John,  Friirs  road 
Patrick  Orlando,  St  Nicholas  st 
Scailett  William,  Dial  lane 

PAPER    HANGERS 

See  under  the  head  Cabinet  Makerf. 

48 


Suffolk. 


paper  makers 

bv  patent  machinery. 
Ipswich    Paper    Mill  Company, 

Mr.  J.  F.tiiar  Rall^Oll,  iiianaKini; 

patfner 

PATTEN  *  CLOO  MAKERS. 
Gnilii  k  Jame-'  .Smith,  Tavern  8t 
Hill  Ariiolrl,  Can-  st; 
Rome  Williani,  Key  >t 

PAWNBnOKERS. 
Burrows  Kohen,  Silent  >t 
Chri-itie  G'O.,  Fore  st,  St.Cl<-ment'8 
Frasf  r  Hod'  rick  DoiiiiM,  Elin  81 
Mason   Sc  H()(lg>oii,    Foie  kt,     St. 

Clenicnt'K 

PHYSICIANS. 
Baird  Andrew,  Norvvirli  road 
Cla'ke  \Villi^lIl,  llenier  >t 
Diirrant  Clui'stfMihei-,  Lwr.  Brook  st 

PIANO-PORTE  TUNERS  AND 
REPAIRERS. 

Berry  Ti)oiiia:«,  Norrticli  road 
CUtkeTliomas,  St.  Helen  st 
Gndball  Jaine.",  St   Margaret  it 
La'<t  AUVe'l.  St.  Matt'  ew  ^t 
Milnes  li.  njn.  Geo.,  St.  Matthew  »t 

PLUMBERS,    PAINTERS,    AND 
OLAZIERS. 

{See  also  Painters.) 
Avjfi  Thomas  2  St.  Ni.holas  st 
Bacon  VVilhain,  lit-mer  st 
Bass  l*aw,  Victoria  st 
Battley  Henry  Baring,  Westgate  st 
Beard  .loseph,  Silent  st 
Bii'd  William  &  Bnckini^ham,  Carr 

gt  and  Forest,  St.  (Element's 
Bnrrovvs  <t  Hardy,  Orwi-ll  place 
Cook  Willi. in,  Upper  Brook  st 
Cuthb  Tt  WiliiHiii,  Bri'lue.st 
Dav  Heniy,  Tower  tt-rr^ce 
Day  .Icxep'',  Falcon  st 
Hajcgar  Edward  &  S  'ii  {&  glass  and 

lead  Mierch  tnts),  Kmu  si 
Ha'»ey  Daniel,  Wtier^tead  road 
Huniplireys  ,lanic»,  Hope  walk 
Keeble  Ge'-rge,  Key  »t 
King  Kobert,  Upp:r  Brook  st 
M  iiiniiiK  George,  N.-rwicb  road 
Miii'cr  John,  St   Margaret  *t 
Pulfoid  William.  Bl-ickli.>r>.'  lane 
Rainplen  Hitliard,  Bramford  road 
Re've  U()bt.,CI)nicli  »t, St. Clement's 
■  Ribbans  Kredeiick,  St.  Mautiew  st 
Root  William,  Lower  Brook  st 
Sal monRiclid.,Victoria.>(t, London  rd 
Scott  &     Srearn,     Fore      ^',     St. 

Cleincni'.<  [Nicholas  st 

Steon      I'homaf      Dalla-ton,     St. 
Wdtchrnan  Wiliiam,  Tower  teriacc 
Woods  J-iiiie',  St.  ,Mari;aret  st 
90RTER  MERCHANTS  AND 
AGENTS. 
Blogif  A-ht'Mi,  Orwell  place 
Bii.sto  Thomas  &   Son    {agent    to 

Iteil  &  ro.),Tackeft 
ClMi'lin  Will.,  Jiiek-on.  Westgate  st 
Cobiiotd  Jolin,  Fore  stiSt.Clenirnt's 
Cowell  Samuel   Harrison  (at  agent 

for    Wbithiead's   porter),     New 

Matket  lane 
Cuthb  rt  J.  H.,  Qu^y 
Ea-Ic  Charles,  St.  Matthew  st 
Klory  Gt-oive  (&  agent  fur  Barclay, 

Perkins  &  Co.'s    stoui),     Saint 

Peter  street 
Furze  Hmiv,  Key  st 
Garnham  William  (agent   to  Char- 

riuK'on.   Htad&  Co.), St.   Mar- 
garet str>  ct 

POST    MASTERS, 

AND  OWNEKS  OK  HORsES,  QIGS,  &C. 

FOR  HIRE. 

Btdford  Edwd.  F.  A:  Co.,CrovTn  •» 
Ciillum  John,  Lady  laui 

44 


IPSWICH. 

Foulfier  William,  Grey  Fiiar.s  road 
Maxwell  .lames.  Upper  Brook  st 
Rouse  .lames,  St.  Heh  n  »t 
Uoweil  &  B.  dlord.  C;irr  st 
Scott  Thomas,  Blackhorse  line 
Tiirner  William,  Blackhors'- lane 
Woihy  Diviij,  Komxlat'O"  st 
PRINTERS  —  LETTER-PRESS. 
{ See  also  under  thehend  Hooksellers.] 
Cowell  Samuel  Hanison  (andAiia- 

siaiic  primer),  t)ld  Butter  maikef 
Pawn-y   .lane    (md    coppt-r-plaie). 

Old  Butter  market 
Piper  St'  i>lieii,  Old  Butter  murket 
U.iiiibird  Koleit,  Wooilbiidgr  road 

PROFESSORS     6t     TEACHERS. 

Marked  llius  •  aif  'I'eachers  ol   Music 
Ball  John  (dancing)  Upper  Bronk  st 
•Biamhi  Gti.rge  H.niy,  Tavern  st 
•Bianchi  Maria  &  Amelia,  Ta*  em  >t 
De   St.    Felix    Fiederick   (Fremli) 

.Museum  .st  [mad 

Dean  Tlnnnas    (drawing),  Norwich 
•Foster  Rt)l>ert  Wiirnm,  Tavirn  st 
Franks  James  (navieafioin,  F.lin  st 
•Gidb.ill  Wm,  Si.  Maigaret'sureen 
•Humt'res-GeO.Lowiy,>tNictiolas>i 
•Lcvett  Elizai'eth,  St.  Matiliew  it 
*L"yd  Robeit,  Victoiia  st 
Monson  E'Uvrtrd  (wilting,  &  flagiie- 

rotype  ai  tis',&  anastatic  diaugli t-- 

Hiaii),  Falcon  si  [st 

Norm  '11  William (piano-fo'te), Silent 
RiKsell  Fredk.  (drasving),Bern?is  st 
•Simpson  Josiah,  Bernrrs  st 
Smart  Joliii(drawing),Upr. Brook  st 
Smith  Edward  ( drawing !,Berncisst 
•Walker  Ellen,  Berners  st 

ROPE    at  TWINE  MAKERS. 
Cook  Samuel,  Back  st,St.  Clemei  ts 
Downing  John,  Friar  xt     [(Jleinents 
Rand.s  Emanuel,   Bell  lane 
Rands   Emanuel,  jun.,   Fme  st,  St. 
SADDLERS    AND    HARNESS 
MAKERS. 
Banyard  Jolm,  St.  Stephen's  lane 
Bennett  Heiiiy.Fore  st,St.ClemciUs 
Blasby  Barne«,  St.  Matthew  sr 
Dawson  William,  Woodbi  iil^'e  road 
Emiiii-ison  Thomas,  St.  .Maithew  st 
riamiltoii  Andrrw,  Wherstrad  road 
Hewitt  Jo.siah,  College  st 
Howes  John,  St.  .Mattliew  st 
King    Hrtiiy    (and    dealer  in  gigs), 

Curriers'  Arm-   lane 
.May  Willi-im,  Silent  st 
Noi  brooU  Jas.,  Fore  st,  St.Cl'  ments 
Payne  Willi-nn,  Sr.  Peter  st 
111  dj<iavf  Jos.  pii   (did  p'irimanteau 

maker),  Upper  Brook  st 
Riiige  William   Carr  st 
Stockiiis  Tlioma-<,  Dock  st 
Trrry  William,  Biidnc  st 
Truidle  JaunsS  1 1  achaii(&  saddlers' 
I      ii°onmoiii(er).  Corn  dill 
j  Wade  Samuel,  Corn  hill 

SAIL    MAKERS. 
Ciickow  J  line-,  Qiiiy 
Duneil  Jos(  ph,  Qu^v 
Horn  Wiliiam  Bell.   Kev  st 
Pickess  Jonathan  ().,  Wherry  quay 
Sherman  William,  Lower  Orwell  st 

SALT    MERCHANTS. 

I  Cobbold  John  &  Co,  Fore  st,  St. 
I      Clements 

Goodwill  Edwaid,  St.  Prter's  wharf 
I  Homt-  Rebecca.   Key  st 

SHIP    AND    BOAT    BUILDERS. 

Bavlev  VVilliam,  CI. ff  Ship  vaid 
I  ColeciiestrrWm  (baigc  &  bliat).  Cliff 
t  KingWm. (boat), Fore  st.Sl.Clenints 
I  R«ad  William,  Halifax 


^Iatct*« 


SHIP    BROKERS. 

Raldock  Sephen,  Key  st 
Bndden  ^\  iiliaiii  Kev  st 
Wilkinson  Wil  iam.  Key  st 

SHIP    CHANDLERS. 

Cuckr)\v  James,  Quay 

Horn  William  Bell.  Key  st 

Piikess  Jonathan  O.,  Wlieiryquaf 
SHIPPING    AGENTS. 

Aldiich  Ocaviiis  (and commi^siOll), 
St.  Petei's  wharf 

Baldock  Stephen,  Key  st 

Cornell  Bitijamin,  Smart's  wharf 

Paul  Robert,  Cn-toin  House  quay 

rovviisend  Charles  T.,  Custom 
House  hiiildiiiLis 

Wilkinson  ^\  illiam,  Key  st 
shipping  companies. 

Ipswich  Steam  Navigation, 
Sieam  Packet  wharf  —  George 
DeakiiiK,  aneiit 

Suffolk  and  Norfolk,  Smait's 
whaif — lliomai  B  Rns*.  sei  re- 
tary;  Benj.  Cornell,  "harfinwer 

United,  Custom  House  quay- 
Robert  Paul,  wharfiii^.-r 

SHOPKEEPERS  &DEALERS  IN 
GROCERIES    6t    SUNDRIES. 

Alihitt  Julia,  Duke  st 
Ahbitt  Mary,  John  st 
Ald<  rton  William,  Norwich  road 
Alien  Jo'Ciih,  Hanifoiil  load 
Allriigame  John,  Fine  hamlet 
Bardwrll  Henry.  Si.  Gi-O'gc's  .st 
Bardweil  Samuel,  lirniiford  road 
Bembam  Samuel,   Upper  Orwell  St 
Bird  John,  WoodbridHe  road 
Blagrove  Georgf.St  Margaret's  plain 
Booth  Robert,  John  st 
Bradlangh  Lewis,  Woodbiidge  road 
Bietis  Edwa'd,  Kev  st 
Bristow  Isaac,  Cuirieis'  Arms  laue 
Br.iwiie  Th'is.,  Curriers'  Anns  lane 
Billiard  Samuel  B.,  New  Vic'oiiast 
Biiiiictt  William,  Tanners  lane 
Buxton  Susan,  Princes  st 
Calver  Thomas,  Bell  lane 
Ca'clipole  Edward.  Lower  Orwell  st 
Caitermole  Jaine»,  Cocks  laiio 
Chandler  Charb-s,  Orchard  st 
Clii  iiery  James,  Silent  st 
Claike  Hannah,  Haii'ford  road 
C'ukrell  William,  Wherstead  road 
Cocks  Charl.  s,  Bramfoiil  road 
Collins  Henry,  Duke  st 
Colth.ipe  Willi  on,   Haiidford  road 
Cook  George,  Aibimi  st 
Cooper  John,  Norwl(  h  road 
(oik  Daniel  Spencer,  Joseph  st 
Cox  William,  C^irve  st 
Deaves  John,  Elm  st 
Denningii'ii  Eli/abt-th,   Bolton  lane 
Diiver  John,  Tanners  lai'C 
Diinnett  Thos.,  Foie  st.St.Clerocnts 
Eiitli'll  James,  New  st 
Elisor  John  Lott,  Elm  st 
Feci;  John,  Friars  load  [lane 

Fisher    Beiijamin,   Curriers*   Arms 
Fleiclier  Robert,  ll'iimgli  road 
Frost  Jidiii  W.,St   Maiearel's  st 
Garnham  William.  Halifax 
Goddard  James,  Duke  si 
Goddaul  John,  Wyckshishop  st 
(iieeii  Henry,  Cunjeis'  .Arms  lane 
(Jreeii  Roheii.  St   Helen  st 
fJiiiinvood  William,  Stok'-  st 
Hall  Tliomas    Bramf"id  road 
Micks  l«a>c  Whitmore,   .Mount  st 
II ill  Isaac.  St.  Ma.garet's  green 
H.ipsou  &  Waiglifs,  R.ip,-  walk 
Howell  Williani,  Rope  walk 
Jackson  Wihiam.  John  st 
Johnson  Sarah,  St.  Helen  st 
King  Henry,  New  Victoria  st 


IStvtrtdrp, 


iPSwrcH. 


5u^olfe. 


Lust  Henry,  Fore  hamlet 
Leggeit  Pnilip,  Kiiaisroad 
LlO'd  FiMNce.",  New  St 
RlHikxvell  riioiiiiis,   St.  Nicholas'  st 
Mai  nil  Jo^lniii,  U'hersttad  io<id 
Mason  Robert,  Bell  l.me 
MrtMuiiiK  Gem^e,  Noiwicii  road 
Mudd  George.  Klni  .st 
Noihnxik  JSanh,  liarrark  yard 
Norn)an  Thomas,  Wooiihridii;e  road 
Pardoe.lo>e|)h,  \Vyck-bi.slio()  st 
Pmvlii.g  l^cnj'iniiii.  Borough  p'ad 
Qiiinton  John.  I'otteiy  st       [uieiils 
Hands  Nathaniel,   Bark  st,  St.  Cle- 
Rivers  Sii>aniiah,  Jnines  st 
RMbiiison  Beijaniin,  Mount  st 
Roc  Mary,  Dukr  st 
Rome  Rebeci  a,  Key  st 
Ro."<c  Geoi  Kc,  .>t.  George's  st 
Sage  Ji'hn.  Sioke  st 
Self  Joseph,  Princes  st 
Setttifi  id  Thoiiia.s,  Friars  road 
S'ngjt  ton  Gei'.,St  Nlargniei's  green 
Siniilet'Mi  William,  Uppei'  Orwell  st 
Sizer  I'hi'injts,  Handfoid  road 
Smith  Paul,  R^'pe  walk 
Smith  SaiiiUfi,  Pnnidciice  place 
Stevens  William,  Bridge  st 
Stiaiige  Thonirts,  Curve  St 
Taylor  Joseph,  Alb'on  st 
Tlion.psoM  David,  18  Friar  st 
Thill  low  J-inies,  Fore  hamlet 
Wadf  Mary,  Virtoiia  st 
West  Edv\a'd,  Elm  st 
Wtiitehead  William,  New  st 
Woods  James,  Womibiidge  road 

SILVERSMITHS  &  JEWELERS 

See  ff-'atc/t  Sc  Cluck  Makers,  and  also 
Jewellers —  fForfiiug. 

SPIRIT    DEALERS. 

See  JFine  and  Spirit  Merchanii. 

STAY    MAKERS-I 

Clarke  Mary  &  l.iicy,  St. Nicholas' st 
Edwards  Eliz<ibi  th.  Crown  st 
Edwards  lienrwe  E.  &  Co.  (manu- 
facturers), Don's  H-ad  lane 
Edwards  Saialt,  Upper  Br.iok  si 
Footman  .lolnt    &   Co.    (manufac- 

tartr-).  Westgate  st 
Groom  Kebili  ASarnh, Providences! 
Heritage  'I'lnrza,  Queen  >t 
Lyons  Cari  line,  Northgate  st 
Soyer  Alfred,  St.  Matluw  st 
Thomas   William  &  Brothers  (ma- 
il uiacturers',  St.  Sti'pheii's  lane 

STONE    A    MARBLE    IVIASONS. 

Backhoii>e  Benjn.  jiin.  Norwich  id 
Ft  ewer  James,  Woodhridife  road 
Ir  land  Uobcrt,  Westgate  st 
Swift  Hiiani,  St.  Peter's  wharf 
Tovfli  Geor^f  Singleton  (and  stone 

merchants},  Carr  st,  and  Three 

Cranes  wharf 
Wllh>'n)s  James  (and  sculptor  and 

modeller),  Queen  st 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Archer  Jonaihan,  Muunt  st 

Bird  Sarah  Ann  &  .Maiy  Aim, Upper 

Br.iok  St 
Boston  Ji'hn,  Cnrr  st 
Cha))lin  Robeii,  Up|)er  Brook  st 
Coiik  Sarah  Ann,  Carr  st 
Cooper  Phoebe,  Falcon  st 
Cos^ey  Mai»  Ann,  I  hnrch  lane 
Cri«p  Charles,  Cock's  lane 
Heritage  Thirza,  Queen  st 
Juby  Elizabeth  &  Sophia,01d  Butler 

market 
Keisey  Sarah  Ann,  Black  Horse  lane 
Ling  Martlia,  Church  lane 
Lott  Elizabeth,  Cornhill 
M'Phersou  Emma,  9  Joiin  st 


Pegg  Mary  Ann,  Black  Horse  lane 
Rinue  Caroline,  Carrst 
Sarjeani  Hannah,  Black  Horse  lane 
Scjuiiieil  Lydia,  Silem  st 
Thnnver  Mary  Ann,  Si.  Peter  st 
Wright  Harriet, F.ire  si.St.Clenients 

SURGEONS. 

Adams  Webster, Kojv  st.St.CIements 
Anuier  James  H.  St.  Nicholas'  st 
Hartlett  Hcnrv,  Lower  Brook  st 
Boll.  II  George,  Carr  st 
Clarke  Edward,  Berner  st 
Drummoi.d  Hy.Pilkiiitfton,  Silent  st 
Duiiingham  'l'iii.nia>^,  Wesigate  st 
Peaice  Joseph,  Tacket  st 
Edward^  Geuige  J.  Northgate  st 
Ellision  William,  St.  Peter  st 
Francis  James,  London  road 
Hamilton  William,  Westgate  st 
Haiiiniond  Chas>.  C.  Lower  Brook  st 
yewitt  Joseidi,  We^tnate  st 
J.-hn"!'!!  Ficderii  k  William, Queen  st 
Mills  William  P-.rtridge,  Museum  si 
Mnmlord  William,  'l'..wer  jilace 
Peacock  Thnmas,  Berner  st 
Pitcher  John,  Fore  st,  St.  Clements 
Ransmi  John,  Westgate  st 
R'lyle  Octaviaii,  Church  st 
Sai'npsiinGco.Givfn.St.  Matthew  st 
Shaw  James,  Wo.  dhridge  road 
Webster     William    Henry    Bailey, 
Carr  .vireet 

SURVEYORS. 

(See  also  Architects  and  Sitrveyors.J 
Adshead  John  (taxes),  High  st 
Groitn  Samuel  G.  (building)  Nor- 
wich lo.id 
Mi'tiS'ii  Edward,  Falcon  st 
Phipson  Richard  Mac  kiewaine,  Up- 
pi-r  Brook  st,  and  34  Moorgate  st, 
London 
White  Ed«ard  E.  High  .st 
Woolnough  Henry,  Northgate  st 

TAILORS. 

Marked  thus  «  sireiiKo  \V,,ollen  Drapers. 
Austin  Sflinnel,  P  dteiy  st 
Baker  Th.. mas,   ifi  Friar  st 
*Bill.s  Edward,  Qut  en  st 
Bads  'I'h.imas,  Ttn\er  st 
•Bate  Hi  nry,  Upper  Brook  st 
Belcher  .loseph,  Norwich  road 
Bell  Robert,  Noiwich  mad 
•Blowers  Fr.  derick.St.  Margaret  st 
Boireit  James,  Handford  load 
Brakenbiidge  Thomas,  Carr  st 
•Clarke  Henry,  Tacket  st 
•Clarke  UiJIiam,  Upper  Brook  st 
Coibyii  William  &  Son,  Berner  st 
•Crispin  John,  Silent  ^t 
♦Cuddoig  William,  Cornhill 
•Cu'idine  William,  jnn.  King  st 
•Ciiniioid  George, OldBuiter  market 
Deiiiiiiigton  John,  Foundry  load 
Duirant   Jona'han,  Church  st,  St. 

Chincnts 
Edgley  George,  St.  Peter  st 
Eminersoii  James,  Mount  st 
Fletcher  Jii$e|)li,  Cai  r  st 
Fuller  Giorgi,  Rone  walk 
(Jairoil  Willam,  Htzroy  st 
♦Gill  Edward  H.  Upper  Brook  st 
G'lsliiii!  Edward,  Chiircli  lane 
G"wini;  Richard,  Victoria  st 
•Grim wade  Richartl,  VVe>t«ate  st 
Gnmwi'Oil  William,  Stoke  st 
*Hagg  William,  Upper  Biook  st 
Howes  Will.  Fore  st,  St.  Clements 
Keary  Roheri,  Priory  si 
Keely  .lames.  Crown  st 
•Lambert  William,  St.  Lawrence  st 
•Lawrence  Hy.  Fo  e  st,Si  Clements 
•Lawrence  Henry,  Upiier  Brook  st 
Levett  Joiin,  Fore  st,  St.  Clements 
LovewcU  Heiiiy,  Cair  st 


Maddocks  John,  N'uwich  road 
Manning  Geortfe.  Cardinal  st 
Mower  Kdwaid,  Fiiirst 
•Nnnn  John  Burtess,  Westgate  it 
•Nunu  William,  Tavern  st 
Pepper  William,  Friar's  road 
•Read  E'"«aril,  Taiem  st 
Robertson  John,  St.  Stephen's  lane 
•Rogeis  John,  U|i|ier  Orwell  st 
•Rush  William,  I'pper  Brook -st 
'In-hbiook  Wm.  St.  Stephen's  lane 
•Sheweli  <&  Smith,  Taiern  st 
Simpson  Samuel,  New  cut,  Hand- 
ford  toad 
Smc.  ton  Thomas.Old  Butter  market 
•Smith  John,  Tavern  st 
Smith  Joseph,  Fore  st,  St.ClemenH 
Soar  William,  Soane  st 
•Titlow  RoI.ert,  St.  Margaret  st 
•Tuimier  George,  Tavern  st 
Tnnnier  Henry  &.  G.  oige,  Tacket  st 
v\  elliam  Ji.hn,  Black  Horse  lane 
Welhaiii  Jidin,  King  st 
Whistl.  John,  Elm  st 
Wot  t»  Frederick,  St.  Nicholas  st 

TALLOW     CHANDLERS. 

Baker  Isaac.  For.  st,  Si.  Cleinenti 
Clarke  Joshua  &  Cornelius,  Grey 

Friars  i  oad 
Goldsbiirv  Georce,  Tanner's  lane 
Limmer  John,  Upper  Brook  st 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Admiral'i    HeaH,    Richard    Ca»ion,   iSt 

Margaret  street 
Anchor,  .lolin  Claxt"ii.  Duke  «t 
Beehive,  John  Wade.  Old  Butter  market 
Black  Horse,   Christopher  Goss,  Black 
Horse  lane  [Ha.iilet 

Blooniine  Myrile,  William  Turner,  Fore 
Bine  Ciiit  Boy.  James  Arti^,  Silent  »t 
Bi'ar's  Head.  Charles  Barnes,  Austin  st 
Britannia.  Frederick  Claxton,  Dock  at 
Bidl  &  Dog,  Jamei  H.  Gjtiod,  fore  at, 

St.  Clement's 
Bull  &  Dor.  James  Harwood.  Key  it 
Bull's  Head,  Henry    Hobert  Unglisn,  Fore 
SI,  St   Clement's  [Brook  st 

Cock  &  Pye, George  May  Tyrrell,   Upper 
Corn    Exchange,    Charles   Alfred    Paik, 

Cornhill 
Cow  and  Gate.  Samuel  Webh,  Key  it 
Cow&  Pail,  George  FnI.er,  Rope  walk 
Cro.'.s  Keys.  Wi.liam  Sadler,  Carr  st 
Crown, Thos.  Middleditch,  St   P^ter  it 
Crown  &  Anchor,  John  Shiil»er,Flint  whf 
Crown  &  Sceptre.  Kobeit  Mills,  Key  st 
Curriers'  Arm£,\Villiam  Holder,  Curriert* 

.Arms  lane 
Deliance,  William  M.  Finch,  Sioke  st 
Dove,Ohadiah  Luras,  St.  Helen  st 
Duke    of    Kent,    John   Wh\ard.   Upper 
Orwell  st  [bridge  road 

Duke    of   York.    Walter    Dade,    Wood- 
Eagle,  Rohert  Wnnds.  Upper  Oi  ivell  st 
Eastern  Union  Railway  Inn,  Amos  Fisk, 
Stoke  green  [Mount  at 

Elepliant  and  Castle,  William   Thiirlow, 
Falcon,  Robert  fk  Alfred  Bowman, Falcon  at 
Fealller.«,  William  Ward,  St.  Metthew  st 
Fleece,  John  Howell.  Si    Matllew  st 
Fox,  Henry  Haken,  Upper  Brook  st 
freemasons,  Jolin  Prjke,  Victoria  street, 

London  road 
Friar's  Head,  George  Farriti.  Friar  st 
Gardeners' A  rm^.Saml.Wehb,  Fore  Hamlet 
Globe,  George  Hawke,  St.  (Jnorge  at 
Green  Man.  James  Friend,  Key  st 
Greyhound. Wm.  Lanka»ter,  St.  George  at 
(iriltin,  David  Sharman,  Mount  st 
Gnflin.  John  White,  Halifax 
GiMi.  Samuel  Nollf-r,  K'V  st 
Halberd,  Mar>  Pilch.  Ncirthg.ite  st 
Hall  Moon,  Jidin  Allen,  Foundation  st 
Halt  Moon   and  Stars,   John  Baiiioft,  St. 

Matthew  street 
Hiippv  Return,  James  Capon,  Duke  st 
Heart'uf  Oak,  Isabella  Ashniead,  Duke  it 
Horse  and  Groom,  James  Smith.  Wood- 
bridge  road  [Brook  st 
Ipswich    Arms,    Philip  Stephens,  Lower 
Kin;;'s  Arms,  William  Downing,  Cornhill 
Leopard,  Tliomas  'I'rew,  Tower  terrace 
Life  Boat,  William  Butley.  Halifax 
Lion,  Noah  Hambliir;,  Bridg*  it 

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IPSWICH. 


^latei'sf 


TAVERNS,    eic.—Conti)iued. 
Lord   Cliancellor,  John    Naunton,  Gre\ 

Fiiirs' lOad  f*'-  Clement's 

Lord  Nelson,  Thomai  Chisnall,  Fore  st. 
Marquess  Cornwallis,  Edward  Uunnett, 

SI  Margir<t  street 
May  Bush,  John  Cooper,  St.  Helen  st 
Miillierry  Tree,  George  Harlridgc,  Wood- 

bri'lge  rnad  [St.  Clement's 

Neptnne,  Nicholas  S.   Wellins,  Fore  st, 
^'p\v  GIohp,jMhn  Oofibold.  Duke  st 
Old  Bell.  Samuel  Smith,  Dock  ?t 
Orwell  Inn.  James  Adams, LowerOrwell  st 
piliil,  M'illiam  Fox,  Qiity 
Plough,  .lared  Hill,  Si.  Stephen's  lane 
Portohello,  James  Mills,  CpperOnvell  it 
Post  Cliai«e,  John  Serjent,\VoodbridKe  rd 
Prince  of  Wali-s,  John  Settertield,  Forest, 

St.  Clement's 
Ram,  William  Brll  Horn,  Key  st 
Rose,  Rachael  Spakline,  St.  Peter  st 
Ro»e  &  Crown,  Daniel  Vince,  Norwich  rd 
Royal  Albert.  John  Goodwin, Stoke  ereen 
Rnyal  Oak, Edward  Ashberry,NoithKalest 
Ro>al  William,  William  Wo'ollaid,  Hand- 
ford  road  [caret's  plain 
Running  Buck, William  Jeiinings.St. Mar- 
Safe    Harbour,  liranwhite  Tyrrell   Strif- 

ling.  Boroiieh  road 
Salutation,  John  Baker  How,  Carr  st 
Saracen's    Head,    William   Russell,    St. 

[Margaret's  green 
Sea  Horse,  David  Worhy,  Foundation  st 
Ship,  John  Stearn,  Back  Hamlet 
Shipwrichis'     Arms,     Samuel      Death, 

Wherstead  road 
Sorre'l    Horse,     Tampion     Brownsmith, 

Fore  street,  St.  Clement's 
Spread  Eagle.  Abraliani  Wol5ey,Fore  st, 

St.  Clement's 
Steam  Paeket,  Henry  W.  Girling,Duke  st 
Snn,  James  Gull,  St.  Stephen's  lane 
Tankard,  William  Cooper,  Tacket  st 
Tlie  Case  is    Altered,    Benjamin  Dynes, 

Woodbridge  road  [road 

Three  Cnps,  Charles  Pelhim,  Bramford 
Tower    Brewery    Inn,    Robert    Esling, 

'I'ower  terra'C 
Union  Jack,  Henry  Jenkins,  Quay 
Victoria.  William  Bacon,   Berners  it 
Vine,  William  Tajlor.Churcb  »t 
W'aeon  and  Horses,  George  Butcher,  Old 

Butter  market  [Hariilet 

Welcome  Sailor,   Mary   Perryman,  Fore 
Wellineton,  Robert  Naurrton,  Carr  st 
Wherry.  William  Seai;riet,  Wherry  quay 
White  Elm,  James  I.eTett,  Fore   Hamlet 
White  Hart,  John  Kent,  St  Lawrence  st 
W  hite  .S«an.  Thomas  Dale.  King  st 
Woolpack,  Henrj  Lee,  Bolton  lane 

Retailers  of  Beer- 

Ansell  Robert,  Foundry  road 
Baker  William,  Quay 
Balls  Henry,  Stoke  st 
Barker  Edmund,  New  Victoria  st 
BHrnrn  Charles,  F<ire  H.iralet 
BinI  John,  Wondbridge  road 
Birrt  William,  Key  »t 
Bhinmfield  Thomas,  Tower  terraca 
Boon  William,  Wycksbishop  st 
Braeklei  Anthony,  ^ew   st 
Bradbrnok  Samuel,  Handford  ro»d 
Bruce  Richard,  Tanner's  lane 
Calver  Thomas,  Bell  lane 
Carter  John,  Wherstead  road 
Chaplain  Shadrack,  Cair  st 
Clarke  Hannah   Handlord  road 
Clarke  James,  Friars'  road 
CliftMary  Ann,  Gibson  »t 
Collins  Henry,  Duke  st 
Cook  Thomas,  Bell  lane 
Cornish  Scarles,  l.ondnn  road 
Crickmore  Ann  Linsey,  New  at 
Cross  Philip,  Victoi  ia  tt 
Day  Isaac,  Rose  lane 
Denves  John,  Elm  st 
Drnnant  Benjamin,  Victoria  st 
Diaper  Charles,  Rope  walk 
F.aslaiiKli  John,  Cuiriei's  Arms  lane 
Ellis  Francis  Robert,  Tanner's  lane 
Fletcher  John  F.,  >«l.  George  tt 
F'orein  in  Samuel,  F'ore  Hamlet 
Fulclier  .Jame^,  Molsey  st 
Fuller  Frederick,  Curb   st 
Gardiner  Charles  B  ,  Norwich  lOftd 
Gardiner  James,  Curve  st 
(jil'-on  George,  Curve  st 
Glading  James,  Fore  Hamlet 
Goddard  John,  Wycksbishop  »t 
Goodswin  John,  Hope  walk 

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Gray  Mary  Ann,  St.  Stephen  st 

Hagger  James,  St.  Peter's  wharf 

Hall  Thomas,  Bramford  road 

Hamblin  John,  Cliff 

Harvey  William,  .Mount  st 

Jackson  Charles  Trirner,  Friars'  ro«d 

Johnson  Francis.  Key  st 

Jnhnson  Jesse,  Vict'iria  st 

l.ane  William  Thurston,  James  st 

Madding  Henry,  Key  st 

Mills  John,  Lady  lane 

Norbronk  Sarah,  Birrack  yard 

Norris  W  illiam.  Lower  Or«  ell  st 

Olive  John  Thomas,  Nrirwich  road 

Palmer  Peter,  Fore  Hamlet 

Parker  John,  St.  Margaret  st 

Parker  Robert,  New  cut,  Handford  road 

Pigu  Williim.  Woodbridge  road 

Quiller  Philip,  Currier's  Arms  lane 

Quinton  John,  Pottery  st 

Ransdale  Robert,  Fore  st,  St.  Clement'5 

Head  William,  Handford  road 

Rowell  Michael,  Church  st, St.  Clement's 

Rudland  James, St.  Stephen's  lan« 

Saxe  Philip,  Cardinal  st 

.Seagrief  William,  Jidin  st 

Se  ininian  David,  Cock's  lane 

Senton  James,  Mount  st 

Setterfield  Thomas,  Friars'  rood 

Sidney  .Major,  Pottery  st 

Smith  Edward,  Key  st 

Smith  William,  Upper  Orwell  it 

Stearn  Thomas.  Barclay  st 

Stevens  James,  Market  lane 

Stripling  Thomas,  Bridges! 

Thompson  David,  18  Friar  st 

Trew  John, Norwich  road 

Trott  Henrv  Carter,  Princes  st 

Turner  William,  Black  Horse  'an9 

Tye  James,  Vic'oria  st 

Utting  George  Robert,  Falcon  »l 

Welch  George,  Dukest 

Wilkinson  Henry,  Duke  st 

Wiiher.sby  William  W.,  St.  George  »t 

W light  Robert,  Foundry  road 

TEA   AND    COFFEE  DEALERS' 
Bennett  Tlimnis  &  Co.  (and  whole- 
sale), Taverii  st 

C"oper  Thomas,  Wycksbishop  st 

Cowell    SHiiiuel    Hariisoti,    New- 

niaiket  lane 
Kerr  James,  St.  Maiy's  tower 
Limnier  Ann, Back  st,  St.  Clements 

Silhuni  Chailea  (and  Italian  ware- 
house), Tavern  st 

Thompson  llobert,  Tavern  st 
Turner  William,  Lower  Orwell  st 
W.lis  HiKRS  &  Co.,  Taverii  st 
Woo'igate  William,  Handford  road 
TIMBERAcSLATE  MERCHANTS 
AND    SAW    MILLS. 

Brown  Will.  &  Co.,  St  Nicholas  st 
M.-isoii  Geoige,  jiiii.  Ciillege  at 
Prentice  &   Hewitt,   Qu.iy,  and  at 
Stoivmarket 

TIN-PLATE  WORKERS   AND 
BRAZIERS. 

Baxter  Josepii,  Kopcrtalk 
Burrow.s  llobert.  Queen  st 
Cook  S.iimiel,  Wfsusate  st 
Harvey  Genrge,  Lower  Orwell  st 
Meadi'Ws  {'hrtiles,  Tavern  st 
Mendows  William,  Wherry  quay 
I'a'tinan  John,  Dial  Iniic 
Uidl-yJohn,  Cornhill  [market 

Siniileton  Mary  Ann,  Old  Butter 
Sinwleton  William,  (ippei  Brook  st 
Vesey  William,  St.  Maigaiet  st 

TOBACCO-PIPE  MAKERS. 

I'-lli.s  Henry  Tanner's  lane 
Woodwai  d  .1  no,  Ciiri  iers'  Arms  lane 

TOBACCONISTS. 

Ba'lcy  Daiiiil,  Koic  .st,  St.Clements 
Hird  .los.|ih,  .St.  Peter  .'*t 
Chnicipiuin  William  (.tnd  manufac- 

tuieij,  Hyde  P.irk  corner 
Claike  John  Si  ptimus,  \}.  Brofik  st 
Dotliie  &   Sonmiy  (:ind  uianiifac- 

turcr"),  Orwdl  place 
Giles  E<Iwin,  Tavei  ii  st 


Harvey  William,  Key  st 

Milnes    Benjamin     George,    Saint 

Matthew  .street 
Read  Charles,  Fore  ."st.  St.  Clemeuts 
Sewell  Jauie.'<,  Dial  lane 
Smith  Kdward,  Key  st 
Suiheis  William.  Tavern  s» 
Turner  Joseph,  Key  st 

TOY   DEALERS. 

Andrews  Jrdin,  St.  Pfierst 
Browning  Selina,  Old  Butter  Mar* 

kei  ,st 
Cooper  John,  Falcon  st 
Duriaiit  cV  Hammond,  Tavern  s» 
Lambert  John,  St.  Matthew  st 
Levi  Mose.s  St.  Ma'thew  st 
Po'ihy  IU)i)eri,  C'irnhill 
Suthers  William,  Old  Butter  raarkel 
Warren  William  Parker,  Tacket  st 

TURNERS    IN   WOOD. 

Aldertoii  Tlumias,  Falton  st 
Bishop    Kdward  Wilmott,  Old  But- 
ter market 
Cioss  Alfred,  Silent  st 
George  Curtis.jun.,  Duke  st 
Hayward  Charles,  Naverre  st 
Hughes  John,  Fall  oust 
Miller  Matthias,  Cock's  lane 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 

Girling  Hol>ert  H.,  Norwich  road 
Long  John,  Kinti  st 
Shorten  Charles  T.,  Crown  st 
Vincent  Nathaniel,  Handford  road 

WATCH  AND  CLOCKIMAKEB3. 

Marked  thus  •  are  also  Jewellers. 
Ashford  \Vm,  Fore  st,  St.  Clements 
Buckingham  Klizabeth,  Forest,  St. 

Clements 
•Burgess  Charles  Smith  (and  silver* 

siinth),  Tavern  street 
Burkle  David   &  Co.  (clock),  Saint 

Peter  street 
Cade  Bob-  It.  Fore  st,  St.  Clements 
Caiisd.ile  Solomon,  Upper  Brook  St 
•Cole  Rithaid  Sienton  (and  chrono- 
meter and  silversmith),  Cornhill 
FrancisRieharil,Fiire  st.St. Clements 
Gwynn  William,  Norwich  road 
*Read    D.iniel     (and     silversmith), 
Westg  -te  st  [st 

•Roheit.son  Ebenczcr.Lower  Brook 
*  Roe  Joseph,  TacKet  st 
*.Scliulen  Charles,  Tacket  st 
•Sparks  John  Josiah,  'lavern  st 
Storey  George,  St.  Margaret  st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Diinneit  Thomas,  Uiiper  Orwell  st 
Plaiitcn  William  Lewis,  Church  st, 

St.  Clements 
Riiliinson  John,  Foundry  road 
."^ingleioii  (ieo,  St  Maigaret'.s  green 
Sinnleton  Williaii),  Upper  Orwell  st 

WHITESMITHS    AND    BELL- 
HANGERS. 

Avis  Thomas,  St.  Nicholas  st 
Backhnuse  Noaii,  St.  Matthew  st 
Bitd  Mary  Ann,  Northgate  st 
Bmwii  John,  Tower  ditches 
Gosling  John,  St.  Nlciiolas  st 
Meadows  Charles,  Tavern  st 
Osliorn  Riiheit   (and   iron  brazier), 

Upper  Orwell  st 
Pattnian  John,  Dial  lane 
Robinson  ChaiUs,  Kinif  st 
I'eager  John  Henrv.  Klin  st 
rydeniaii  William,  Bell  lane 

WHITING   MAKERS. 

Fi.sk  Henry,  Ropewalk 

Turner  Wm,  St.  Margaret's  plain 


IBtvertDVg. 


WINE  &  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

Alcxanilei  Edward  &  Sun,  Tauiiei's 

lam*,  and  at  Yoxfonl 
Blogg  Ashtori,  Oi  well  plnce 
Bowiiiaii  Robert  &  Alfn  d,  Falcon  si 
Brlsti)  Thoriias,  Tackt-t  st 
Cliapliii   William  Jackson,   West- 
gate  street 
Cobhold  John&Son, Lower  Brook  st 
Cowell  Samuel  Harrison   (and  "Oie 
ajc-  nt  f.-r    Belts'   brandy),    New 
Market  lane 
DowsukK  William.  Cornhill 
Bade  Charles,  St.  Matthew  st 
Flory  George,  St.  Peter  st 
Harper  Geoige  Ellis,  Queen  st 
Head  Wdliain  Beach,  Cornhill  and 

Westgate  st 
Wanning  John  Spooner.  (and  hop), 

Cornhill 
Miller  Robert,  Old  Bntter  market 
Rabett  Charles  Edward,  King  st 


IPSWICH. 

Ridley  George  &   Henry,   Fore  st, 

St.  Clemems 
Wiiiuiper     Nathaniel    (spirit),'  St. 

Maigaret's  gn-en 

WIRE    WORKERS 

Hill  Joseph,  St.  Matilit-w  st 
Keebic    Jeremiah     (and    machine 
maker),  O'd  Bntter  market 

WOOLSTAPLERS     AND     W^OOI. 
MERCHANTS. 

Al  xaiider  Edwaid  &  Son,  Tanner's 

lane,  and  at  Yoxford 
Kison  James,  Steam  Packet  quay 
Knights  James  VV.,  Quay 

Miscellaneous- 

Baldick  John,  drill  master,  Chnrch  lane, 
St.  Matthew's  [Brook  st 

Bruff      Pi-trr,     ci»il      engineer,     Lower 
(Clayton  Jamei.  file  cutter,  Fore  Hamlet 
Colchester    &    Co.,   soap    boilers,  Grey 
Friars'  road  [Orwell  st 

Demiilli  Frederick,blackingmakr.  Upper 


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Durrant  &  Hammond,  umbrella  makerf, 

Tayern  it  [Flint  wharf 

Farrow  Benjamin  B.ililry,  bone   crusher. 
Garlic   James    Smith,    dealer     in    gutla 

ptTcha.  Tavern  street 
Garrard  \Vm.  newspaper  agent.  Silent  st 
Gower  Arthur  H.,  imdeifaker.  Cliip.n  st 
GrMrnAhiaham, limber  tieiidt-r.Noi  wich  rd 
Jftfiies  James,  nuiseryni.n,  London  road 
KioK  William,  colh-ctor  ol  properly  and 

income  Inx,  Lower  Brook  street 
Lott    Caroline,    silk     stocking     grafter, 

Church  lane,  St.  Matthew's 
Mann    Hannah,    hut    box    maker,    St. 

iMarRaret's  green 
Pile  Klizahrth,  fiour  dealer,  St.  Peter  st 
Sawer  Flizahelh,  baby  linen  warehouse, 

Carr  street 
To»ell  (leorge,  Roman  cement  &  platter 

nianulaclnrer,  Flint  wharf 
Townsend  C.  T.,  vice-consul  for  Sweden 

and    N 01  way,  and    bonded     warehouse 

keeper.  Custom  House  bnildiiign.  Quay 
Webber,  IJedRe  &  Co.,  sfed  crusher*  and 

merchants,  Handford  road 
Wright  John,  shot  fouuder,  Falcon  (t 


Public  Buildings^  Institutions,  Offices^  &c. 


PItACES    OF    >VORSHIP/ 

AND   THEIR    MINISTERS. 
CHURCHKS  OF  THE  ESTABLISHMENT. 

Saint  Ci.kment's,  Back  street— Rev.  Walter  W.  Woodhouse, 

rector;  Rev.  Henry  A.  Dixon,  oura/e. 
S»iNT  Helen's,  St  H-'len  street— Rev. WalterW.Woodliouse. 

rfclnr;  Rev.  Richard  Lee,  curate. 
Saint  La  wkence's.  Si.  Lawrence  itreet— Rev.  John  Cobbold 

Aldrich,  perpetual  curate. 
Saint    MARGARkx's,  St.     Margaret's    green— Rev.     Georg* 

Murray,  incumbent. 
Saint    Mary-at-Elm,  Elm   street— Rer.   William   Aldrich, 

perpetual  curate. 
Saint  Maht-at-Kky,  Keygt — Rev.  Wm.  Harbur,  tncMmftenf. 
Saint  Mary-atStokr,  .Stoke— Rev. StephenCrofi.inri'mAent 
Saint   Mart-at-the-Tower,  Tower  street — Rev.   William 

Ledger,  incumbent. 
Saint  Matthew's.  Mill  lane— Rev.  Chas.  Hicks  Gave,  rrc/or. 
Saint  Nicholas',  Friars'  rd  — ReT..MilisoiiG.F.dKar,inc«m6rn<. 
Saint  Pitbb's.Si. Peter  st— Rev  HenryThot.Ventiess.tjicionif, 
Sai.\t  Stephen's,  St.  Stephen's  lane— Rev.  Charles  Holland, 

incumbent.  [incumbent. 

Trinitt,  Fore  street,  St.   Clement's— Rev.  Henry  F.  Maude, 

DISSENTING  CHAPELS. 
Baptist,  Fonnereau  street — Rev.  Thomas  Poock. 
Baptist,  Wherslrad  road — Rev.  James  Webb. 
Bapt  1ST,  Si.  Stephen's  lane — Rev,  Isaac  Lord. 
Baptist,  (ilnbe  lane— Rev.  John  Gay. 
iNnF.PivDiNT,  St.  Nicholas  street — Rev.  John  Wliitby. 
Independent,  Tacket  street—  Rev.  William  Nofcutt. 
Unitarian,  Fri.irstreet — Kev. Thomas  Felix  Thomas. 
West. RYAN  Methodist,  New  Market  lane. 
Wesletan  Methodist,  Wykes,  Bishop  street. 
Association  Methodist.  Friar  street. 
Primitive  Methodist,  Rope  walk. 
Friknds'  Meetivo  House,  Colleije  street. 
Roman  Catholic,  Woodbridee  road. 
Jbw's  Synagooub,  Rope  walk— Rev.  Moses  Kalish: 


CU8TOM    HOUSEj   QUAY. 
Collector — Mr.  Frederick  Freshfield. 
Comptroller—Mr.  William  Ticliner. 
Clerk  of  the  Long  Room — William  E.  Haill. 
Landing  Waiter  and  Searcher— Richard  Bruct. 
Tide  Surveyor — William  Hooper. 


DOCK    OFFICE, 

CUSTOM    HOUSE    BUILDINGS,    QUAY. 
Engineer — Georee  Huruood. 
Collector  and  Accountant— OeoTge  Hall  Potter. 
C/e»fc— Peter  Bartholomew  Long. 
Barbour  Mastei — Samuel  Smith. 
Lock  Master — James  Barber. 


INLAND    REVENUE    OPPICB, 

CUSTOM     HOUSE     BUILDINGS,     QUAY. 
CoJ/rc(or— Thoma*  Pocock  Orum. 
Sunervisor— John  Morson. 
Collector's  C/erk— Robert  Kiddell  Rouse. 
Reeeixnng  Officer  0/ Taxes— Thomas  P.  Ornro.' 


REGISTRARS, 

OF   BIRTHS,    DEATHS    AND   MARRIAGES. 
Superintendent  Registrar— Thomai.Gni\sey,  St.  Peter  st. 
Registrar  of  /Itwringes— James  Francis,  London  road. 
Registrar  for  Savit  'Marg^ireVt  District— Wm&m  Hutchinson, 

Soane  sheet. 
Registrar   for    Saint     Matlhew'$    District— Hemy   Watson, 

Norwich  rond. 
Registrar  for  Saint  Ctemenfs  District— George  Harmer.New  tb 

POOR    LA^V    UNION. 

Workhouse,  Whersttad  road. 

Governor  and  Schnolmasler — Robert  B    Clamp. 
Matron  and  Schoohnistress — Ann  Clamp. 
Clerk  to  the  Board  of  Guardians — Thos.  Grinsey,  St.  Pet«r  st. 
Surgeon — William  Elliston. 
CAnp/flin— Rev.  Charles  P/iglar,  Elm  street. 
Relieving  Officers— Robert  Long,  Mount  street;  Wm.Mannlng, 
Carr  street;  and  Samuel  R.  Gooding,  New  street. 

EASTERN   UNION    RAILWAY 

company's  OFFICES,    LOWER  BROOK  iTRBET. 
Secretary — James  F   Saunders. 
Assistant  Secretary — Edmund  H.  Ayres. 
Consulting  Engineer — Joseph  Locke. 
Resident  Engineer — Peter  Bruff. 
Managtr  of  Passenger  Traffic — J.  S.  Martin. 
Manuger  of  Goods'  Traffic -i.  Dent. 
Supeiintendent  of  Locomotives— Rnherl  Taylor. 
Station,  Stoke— Henry  Cole,  s/a/ioji  master. 


COUNTY    COURT. 
HELD  IN  THE  SHIRE  HALL  MONTHLY;  OrFIC£  Sileilt  »* 

Jurfpe— Francis  King  Ragle.  Esq. 

Clerk     Charles  Pretyman,  Silenl  street. 

Hij^h  Bailiff— Harry  B'ake,  Bury 

Bailiffs — George  Robert  Ulting  and  George  Clarke. 

COUNTY    OAOL, 
SAINT    HELEN    STREET. 
Oorernor— F.dward  Amond  Johnson. 
Matrf^n—  Catherine  Johnson. 
CA./pinm- Rev   H-nryHalK 
Suz-jfton- Alexander  Baitlett. 


MISCELLANEOUS  PUBLIC  BUILDINGS, OFFICES,  «cc. 

AssKMBLY  Rooms,  Norihgate  street. 

Baths,  Key  street- George  Strait,  propnV/or. 

BoRODGH  Gaol,  Rope  walk — Heury  Betls.  governor. 

Cavalry  Barracks— Capt  Ene:is  M  Goldrich.fcnrracfc  m/ij/er 

Clerk  of  the  Pkace's  Office,  Weslgate  street— Stephen 
Abbott  Notcult,  clerk. 

Corn  Exchange,  Cornhill— James  Haill.  r/erfc. 

Coroneh's  OppicBffor  the  County),  Old  Butter  market- 
John  E.  Sparrowe.  coroner. 

CoRONRR's  Office  (for  the  Borough),  Silent  itreet— Simeon 
B.  Jackaman,  coroner. 

East  SoFFOLK  Hospital,  Hospital  street— George  Hughes 
'I'rouse,  suiyenn  and  secretary;  Mary  Sheldrake,  matron/ 
Rev  Charles  Paglar,  chaplain 

Gas  WoRRs.Duke  st— Ebenezer  Goddard.c/eiTfi'superinffnrfent 

Hall  of  Commerce,  Custom  Hous*  buildingi— Charles  T. 
Townsend,  k»per. 

<47 


Suffolfe* 


IPSWICH. 

Public  Buildings,  Inatitutions,  Offices,  Sec .— Continued. 


^latci'js 


Hahbodr     Mastbrs'    Okficb.    Flint    quay— Samuel   Sinitli, 

harbour  mastrr;  James  Barber,  Inck  master. 
LirRR«Rr  &  «ici  SNTiFi'-  1  ssriTU  noM,  Town  hall  building! 

— William  Mi  l»,  librarian. 
Lloyd's  Ofpicr.  Key  street— William  R.  Mulley,  survry^r. 
Lunatic   AsVi.um  (I'rivate).  BelleTue— Jas.  Shaw,  propiittor. 
MecHANics  IssilTUTloN,    Tavern  sireet— Robert  Frankland, 

librarian;  Henry  l.awrerce.  s«r»<nn/. 
MusKUM,  Museum -treet -William  B.  Clarke,  M.D.,  curator; 

Wlllieim  Bilsan.  su6-ci(rafor 
N  «w   Market,  top  ol  Falcon  street. 
Pilot  Office,  Key  »treet— William  Wilkinson,  motfrr. 


PoLiCK    Station,    Town    Hall— William  Carrington    Mason, 
tupirinlrndi-nt  [Kinnnt 

Propbiitt  Photection  SociKTY  (London),  Henry  G\xy,aytnt, 
Shirk  [Iall.  St     Helens  st—Christoplier  Jackmin,  Itrtper 
Stamp  Office. Tavern  »ireet-Tho».  Archer,  sub-rtittributrr. 
Tax    Office    (Property   and    Incomt],    High    street— John 

Ailshead,  siirieynr. 
Thbatrk.  Tacket  street, 
Tempkrancr  Hall,  Ci-own  street. 

Town  C  l«  UK's  Of  pick,  Westgat*  »t  — Stephen  A. Notci)tt,f/er)t 
Town   Hall.  Cornbill— Thomas  Robinson  &  George  Baxter, 
itrjeantt-at-mace. 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

ON   THE    EASTERN  UNION  LINE. 
Stalion.  Sloke  -Henry  Co  citation  mnctfi 
Omnibusfs  from  the  Hoiels  to  the  Sl^ition 
axvaii    the  arrival,  and   attend    the  de- 
parture of  the  several  trains 
{For  other  Officers,  see  in  the  /ijto/ Public 
Buil<lings,  *cc.) 

COACHES    &    OMNIBUSES. 

Atl  Sanilatj  exrepted. 

ToLONDttN.bv  «ai/nay,  daily 

To  AI.0BOR0U(^H,  the  British  Queen 
Omnibus,  fiom  the  Crown  and  .\iirlior 
ever»  afternoon  at  two,  and  iHi  U.nnibiis 
from  the  Halherd.every  I'uesday.Tliurs 
d:iy  and  Saturday  afternoon  at  a  qu  iriei 
pistlwo;   boll)  HI)  througli  WoodbridKt 

To  HALES  WORTH,  the  Shannon,  frotj 
the  White  Horse,  every  afternoon  at  tei 
minutes  beloie  two,  also  by  the  Nor 
WICH  Coach 

To  NtJRWICH,  the  L';iion,  from  Ih. 
Crown  and  Anchor,  daily  at  twelve  ; 
goet  throuRh  \Vickliaiu.M:irket,  Frani- 
liriKhao,  Hnleswortli  and  Biin^ay 

To  SAXMUNDHAM,  the  Re/alinlor. 
from  ttie  Whit-  Horte,  every  afternoor 
at  half  pait  six;  goes  ihrongh  Wood, 
bridge  nnd  \Mr.kliam-Market,  also  by 
the  Yarmouth  Coach 

To  WOODHKIDGi:,  a  Coach,  from  the 
Mulljeny  Ir-e,  niorDing  at  ten,  noon 
at  twelve,  aird  evenine  al  six. 

To  YARMOU  IH,  theO/<iB/«e,fromth« 
Crown  and  Anchor,  daily  at  twelve; 
|toe»  through  Woodbridge,  Wickham 
Market,  Saxinnndham.Yoxford,  South- 
wuld  and  Lowestoft 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,  by  Hail,  daily 

ToALUERTON,  —  Ransby.  from  the 
M'llberry  Tree,  Momiay;  —  B  eton, 
Thursdny;  a:id  Scoggins,  Saturday 

To  ASHBOCKING.  -  Rohin-on,  from 
the  Globe  Inn,  Tuesday,  Thursday 
and   Salorday 

To  ASH  FIELD,—  Roeers,  from  the  Hal. 
berd,   I'oejdav  and  Saturday 

To  BATTISFORI).— Anirews.fromthe 
Ipswich  Arms,  Saturday 

To  BECCLKS,  -  Bailey,  from  theWhire 
Swan,  TuesHav,  Thursda\  &  Saturday 

To  BELSTEAD,  -  Brown,  from  the 
Lion,  daily 

To  BF.NTLEY,—Rose,from  the  Plough, 
and  —  Poiilion,  from  the  Sea  Horse, 
Tuesday  and  Satuidav 

To  BILDESION,  —  Sired,  from  the 
Wiigon  and  Horses,  di^ly  ;  —  Webb, 
from  the  (.'ow  &  G  le.  Monday,  Thurs- 
day and  Saiurrlay;  and  —  Still,  from 
the  Neptune,  Saturday 

To  BLOXHALL,  —  t-ooper,  from  the 
Ploniih,  Satiirdiy 

To  BKOCKDISH.— Slegeles,  from  the 
Cow  and  (late,  Tuesday  anil  Saiurday 

To  BUN(JAY,  •-  Sawyer,  from  the  Post 
Chaise,  Tuesday  and  Saturday 

To  BL'KGH,  —  Baxter,  from  the  Sara- 
cen'* Head.  Saiurday 

To  CHARE.-^FIELI),  —  Borlden,  from 
the  Ip-wirh  Arois.  Saturday 

ToCHEl,MO\DlSroN,  -  Srarf.from 
the  Wagon  &  Horses,  Tuesday, Thurs- 
day and  S.itiirday 

ToCLAYDON,  —  Chapman,  from  the 
Crown  and  Anchor,  daily 

ToCODUENHAM,  —  Welts,  from  th« 
feathers,  Monday,  Wednesday  &  Sat. 


48 


CONVEYANCES, 

To  COLCHESTER,  —  Spooner,  from 
the  Cross  Keys.  Tue».  Thurs.  and  Sat. 

To  CRETINGHaM,—  Pepper, from  the 
Ipswich  Ariiig.  Saturday 

ToDEBEiNHAM,  — Keul,  from  theGune 
daily;  —  Mark,  from  the  Bull  &  Dug 
and  —  Rands,  from  ihe  Halberd,  Tues. 
day,  Thursday  and  Saturday  ;  --  Plant, 
from  the  Gun,  Friday  &  Saturday;  — 
Abbr)tt,  Irom  the  Cow  and  Gate,  Mon- 
day, T  nrsday  and  Saturday;  —Page, 
fr'im  the  Wagon  and  Horses,  Tuesday 
and  Saturday  ;  and  -  Cook,  from  the 
Cow  and  Gate.  Saturday 

To  EARLSOHAM,—  B.ildry,  from  the 
Cow  &  Gate.  Wednesday  &  Saturday 

To  EASENDEN.  -  Airey,  from  the 
Blue  Coat  Bov,  Saturday 

To  EASr  BERG  HOLT,—  Peck,  from 
the  Waeon  and  Horses.  Tuesday  and 
Friday,  and  —  Randall,  from  the  King's 
Head,  Saturday 

lo  EYE,  —  Nebbitt,  from  »he  Sea  Horse, 
Tuesday,  Tliiiisday  and  Saturday 

To  FELIX  row,  a  Hail  Cart,  from  the 
Royal  Oak;  —  Churchman,  trom  the 
Wellinttlon,  and  —  Fulcher,  from  the 
Sorrell  Horse,  ilaily 

To  FRAMLINGHAM.-  Meen.from  the 
Bull  and  Doir.  Thursday 

To  FRAMSDEN.  —  Brown,  from  the 
Saracen's  Head,  Monday,  Wednesday, 
Thursday  and  Saturday,  and  —  Flick, 
Tuesday.  Thursday  and  Saturday 

ToFRESSlNGFIELD,— Hari.fromthe 
Sea  Hof'ie,  Tuesday 

To  GRUNDLSBURGH,  —  Bedenfield, 
from  the  Halhenl.and  —  lowers, from 
the  Running  Buck,  Tuesday,  Thursdny 
and  Saturday 

To  HAULEIGH,  —  Dnrrant,  from  the 
White  Suaii,  Tuesday  and  Satuday 

To  H  A  LESWOR TH  .  -  B  >tley,  from  the 
While  Swan.  Tuesday,  Thursday  and 
Saturday;  &  —  Coatea,  from  the  Bull 
and  Uog.  and  —  Sawyer,  from  the  Post 
Chaise, 'Tire-idav  aiiJ  Saiurday 

To  H  A  RKSTEA  D.—  Alderton,  fiom  the 
WaKiin  and  Horses,  Tuesday,  Thurs- 
day and  Saturday 

To  HAVERHILL,-  Bradenham,  from 
the  Mullieny  Tree,  Kiiday 

To  HEMPSTEAD,  —  lireen,  from  the 
Cow  &  Gate.  Monday.  Thursday  &  Sat. 

To  HOI. BROOK.  Holden  and  Simrson, 
from  the  Ko«e,  daily,  and  —  Alderton. 
fronr  the  Wagon  and  Horses,  Tuesday, 
Thursday  and  Saturday 

To  HOLLESLEY,  —  Field,  from  the 
Post  Chaise,  Saturday 

To  HOXNE,  —  Armrod,  from  the  Sea 
Horse.  Monday  and  Wednesdiy 

To  KICRSEY. —  Pi  per.  from  the  Neptune, 
Tuesday  and  Saturday 

To  KHt'l  ON,  -  M  right,  and  —  Rattle, 
from  'he  Sorrell  Hor«e,  Tuesday  &  Sit. 

To  LAXFIELD,  —  Ballod,  dom  the  Cow 
and  (iate,  W  ediiesday  arid  Saturday 

To  LETHERINGHAM,—  Botlden.from 
Ihe  Ip-wich  Arms,  Saturday 

ToMANNING  TREE,— BrowD,from the 
Hose,  'Tuesdav  and  Friday 

To  MOLSF()HD.  —  Matten,  from  the 
Blue  Coat  Boy.  Satirrday 

To  N  ACTON.  Chaplain,  from  the  Gar- 
dener»'  Arms,  and  —  Wheailey,  from 
the  Ipsw  iih  Arms, Tuesday  &  Sjtuiday, 
anil  —  (;ook.  Saturday 

To  N  A  Y  L A  N  D.  -  Parker.from  the Wagou 
and  Horses.  Monday 

To  NEW  BUR NE,—  Banyard,  from  the 
Ship,  Tuesday  and  Saturday 


To  NORWICH,  —  Sawyer,  from  the  Post 
Chaise,  and  —  Coates.  from  the  Bull  St 
Doe.  Tuesday  and  S  ilU'day 

To  OAKLEY,-  Youell.  from  the  Wagon 
and  Horses,  Tuesday  and  Friday 

To  ORFOKD,  —Mann,  from  the  Mul- 
berry Tree,  and  —  Pead,  from  the  Pott 
Chiise.  Saturday 

To  OTLEY,  —  Bennett.from  the  Ipswich 
Arms,  daily  ;  —  Lambert,  from  th« 
Saracen's  Head,  and  —  Pipe,  from  the 
Plouch,  I'liesd.y  and  Saturday 

To  RAMSEY,—  Youell.  from  the  Wagon 
and  Horses.  Tuesday  and  Friday 

To  SAXMUNDHAM.  —  l.aystone  and 
T  &  R.  Ronse,  from  the  Halherd.Toei- 
day,  Thursday  and  Saturday;  and  — 
Sawyer,  from  the  Post  Chaise,  and  — 
Batley.from  the  White  Swan,  Tuesday 
an  I  Saiurday 

To  SHOl  LEY.  —  Corley.and  —  Jacka. 
maii.fiom  Ihe  Rose,  Tuesday,  Thurs- 
day and  Saturday 

To  SHOTTISHAM,  —  Kemp,  from  th« 
Mulberry  Tree,  Saiurday 

ToSILEHAM,  —  Cook,  from  the  Co\r 
and  Gate.  Weilnesday 

To  SOU  TH  WOLD,  —  BlnomReld,  from 
the  Bull  and   Dog,  Tuesday  &  Saturday 

ToSTONEHAM,  —  Bridge^,  fiom  th» 
Wagon  and  Horses,  and  —  Gi'bert.from 
the  Rose,  Tuesday.  Thursday  and  Sat. 

To  STOWMARICET,  —  Miller.frnmth* 
Queen's  Head,  Monday,  and  the  Green 
Man.  Monday.  Wednesday.  Friday  and 
Saturday,  and  —  Turner,  from  the 
White  ?wan.Tue.sday, Thursday  &  SaL 

To  STRADBROOK,—  Cheldrick.  from 
theGun.  Tuesday  and  Saturday. and  — 
Emery,  fro«  the  Cow  &  (iaie,  Friday 

To  STRATFORD,  —  Peck,  from  iha 
Wafjon  &  Ho'ses, 'Tuesday  &  Friday 

To  STU TTON.— Ankew.fiom  iheWagon 
and  Horses,  Tuesd  ly  and  Saiurday 

To  SUDBURY,-  Shp,  from  theWajoH 
and   Horses.  Tuesday  and  Friday 

To  SWEFFI.ANU.  —  Snelling,  from  th» 
Mulberry   Tree,  Wednesday 

To  SVVILLAND,  —  Oxhurgh,  trom  th» 
Saracei''s  Head,  Tuesday  and  Friday 

To  TATTINGS  TONE.  —  Smith,  from 
the  Rose.  Tuesday  and  Saturday 

To  THORN  DON,  —  Peck,  from  the  Sea 
Horse.   Tuesday,  Thursday  &  .Saturday 

To  TKI.M  LE\  ,  —  Page,  from  the  Wason 
and  Horses,  daily 

ToTUNSTI-.LL,  —  Sawyer,  from  th« 
Mulberry  Tree,  and  —  King,  from  th« 
Post  Chaise.  Saturday 

To  WALTON,  —  Page.from  the  Wagon 
and  Horses,  —  Churchman,  from  lh« 
Wellinsion.  and  —  Fulcher,  from  tiM 
Sorrell  Horse,  daily,  and — Scarr,froa 
the  Sea  Horse.  Saturday 

To  WENHAM.  —  .M..wtell,  from  tha 
While  Swan.  Tueslav.Thursday  &  Sat. 

To  WICKHAM  MARKET. -Mayhew, 
I     from  the  I'ortohel'o.  Tuesday  and  Sat. 
JToWlCKHAM-SKEITH.—  Davey.and 
j      —  Rose,  from  the  Sea  Horse,  Saturday 

;  Tn  WITNI  SHAM,  —  Sadler,  from  tlia 

I       Sararen's  Head,  daily 

1  To    WITTON,  —  Chapman,  from   th« 

I      Crown  iind  Anchor,  daily 

To  WOODBRIDGE,—  Barber,fiom  the 

j  Post  Chai.se,  and  —  (Jr  lys'on,  fioni  the 
Salutation,  daily,  and  —  Stani  ard,rrom 

j      the  Mulberry   Tree,   Monday,  Wednet* 

j      day, Thursday  and  Saturdiy 

1  To    YOXFf >RD,   —    Sawyer,    from  the 
1     Post  Chaise, Tuesday  and  Saturday 


Mivtctox^. 


IPSWICH. 


Suffolk. 


CONVEYANCE  BY  WATER.  1  wliarf,  twice  a  week— Benjamin  Cor- 
'I'o  L( )  N  UON,  the  Omn-ll  SC>am  Packet,  |      r\e\\,H  hnrfinger 

from   the   Steam    P.icket   wharf,   three  I  To  LONDON,  the  United  Shippiue  Com. 

times  a  week,  during  -ummer— George        nany's  Vrssels,  from  Ihe  Custi.ra  House 

Oeakin?.  agmt  quay,    twice    a    week  — Robert     Paul, 

To  LONDON,  the  Suffolk   an<l  Norfolk  I      nhmjing^r 

ShippingColnpany's^'«se/s,fromSmart'3    To  HARWICH,  the  River  Quetn  Steam 


Packet,  from  the  Steam  Pucket  wharf, 
daily,  (luring  the  summer  months,  and 
thief  times  a  week  in  the  winter— 
Giorje  Drakinif,  aortic 
ToWALrON  O.N-1HE-NAZE,llieRttw 
Qittrn  Slfam  I'uck  t.  Iwice  a  week 
during  the  snmuicr  montbf 


IXWORTH,    PAKENHaM,    STANTOxV, 

AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


IXVVORTH  is  a  parish  in  the  hnn.lreil  of  Blaik- 
l>otiiii — tiie  town  small  and  uent,  and  formerly  hiiviiit! 
a  market,  is  78  iniles  n.e.  hy  n.  from  Loii'lO'i  ;  9 
w.  s.  w.  from  Botesdaie  ;  10  s.  s.  e.  fioni  Tnetf.ird 
(Noifolli);  and  7  ni'i-th-east  from  Bmy  Saint  Ed- 
niiinds— liie  la-i  named  the  mate.st  railway  station. 
It  in  a  pl.ice  ot  lii tie  trade  or  note  and  only  remem- 
bered bv  tlie  aiiti()iiaiy,  fpun  iliere  having  l)eeii  a  re- 
ligioii>  hou-e  founded  here  in  1100,  in  a  pleasant  valley 
by  tlie  side  of  the  small  river  Thet.  The  Norton 
family  afterwards  built  a  neat  inans'on  iip'^n  the  ^iie 
of  the  ancient  priory,  wlpch  is  now  occutiied  by 
Richard  Norton  ("artwright,  E»q.,  the  lord  of  the 
niaiiur,  for  which  coitrts  Icet  and  baioii  are  held  ocia- 
•ionally ;  and  the  iiianistrates  sitiu  petty  sessions  here 
«very  i\|i.ndny. 

Tlie  parish  church  of  Saint  Mai  y  is  a  small  struc- 
ture witli  a  tower;  seveial  handsome  monuments 
impart  interest  lo  the  inieii'ir  of  the  chmch,  which  is 
neat  nnd  clean:  ttie  living  is  a  perpetual  curacy  in  the 
gift  of  the  hud  of  'he  manor  ;  the  pre-ent  incumb  nt 
IS  tlie  Rtv.  Samuel  Blacliiiall.  The  Baptists  ami  the 
Wesieyan  Methodists  have  ench  a  plate  of  worshi() ; 


"ne  tnile  hence  dwelt  Anne  Ravner,  the  dUtnicted 
Kirl  of  Ixv^orih  Tiioriie— celebiaied  in  a  po>-ni  by 
Bloomfield,  with  all  the  pathos,  and  (lerhaps  more 
naive  int'-iest  about  it,  than  even  chaiacttrizes 
Sterne's  Maria.  Tiie  marktt  of  Jxworth  is  no*w 
se  ircely  observed,  but  an  annual  fair  is  hclH  on  the 
1,3  h  of  iMay.  Tli'  number  of  inhabit  nits  in  the 
parish  in  1831,  whs  1,061,  ^nd  in  1841,  1,064. 

Pakenham  village  i>  about  2  miles  s.  from  Ixworth. 
The  parish  church  of  Saint  Marv  is  a  neat  builditig 
witii  the  tower  rising  from  iis  cenue  :  the  living  is  a 
d  scharned  vicarage  in  the  pr  sentation  of  Losd  Cal- 
tliorpe;  ihe  present  incumbent  is  the  Rev.  Chas.  Jones. 
Population  of  the  paii-h  in  1831,  979;  in  1841,  1,102. 

Stanton  is  a  village,  C'luprised  in  the  united 
pansht-s  of  All  Saints  and  Saint  J<*lin  t'.e  Baptist, 
3  miles  N.E.  from  Ixworth,  in  the  same  hundred  as 
that  town.  There  are  still  two  chuix;hes,  but  for  all 
erclc'^iasrnal  and  paiocMal  purposes  the  benefices  are 
united  in  one  lectorv,  having  been  con'olidatid  since 
1457,  and  is  within  the  dinress  of  Norwich.  A  plea- 
sure fair  is  held  here  annually  on  the  last  davin  May. 
Population  of  the  joint  parishes   in  1831,  1,035  ;  in 


and  tiiere  is  a  naii.mal  scln.ol  lately  opened.    About  1 1841,  1,029 

POST  OFFICE,  Ixworth,  Joseph  Warren,  Po.it  liJaster.—Letters  from  all  |»arts  arrire  every  moru- 
Ing  at  half-past  seven,  and  aie  desp^tihed  at  >ix  in  the  evening. 

POST  OFFICE,  Stanton.  Samuel  Cutting,  Post  Master.— Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  erery  moroinr 
at  half-past  nine.  an. I  are  despatched  at  half-pasi  thrie  in  the  afternoon. 

CABINET    MAKERS. 
Bailey  William  (>eonard,  Ixworth 
Head  Edwin,  Ixworth 

CARPENTERS. 

Adams  George,  St  inton 

Andiews  Wm,  '&  builder), Stantou 

Buckley  William,  Stanton 

Coopei  Edmund,  Pak.  nhaoi 

Elsden  John,  Pakenham 

Howes  Jriines,  Ixwortii 

Mel  on  Georae,  Pakenliani 

Head  John  (and  buiMer),  Ixwortit 

COOPERS. 

Davnes Thos(A  i.>a>ket  mkr)Ixwonli 
•Meadows  Janus,  Ixwortfi 

EARTHENWARE    MANU- 
FACTURERS. 

Watson  Thomas  &  Adam,  Wattis- 

tield,  near  Ixworth 
GROCERS    AND    DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

Marked  thus*  are  also  Drapers. 
Bt-nnett  James,  Pakenham 
Blomfield  Mary  Ann,  Stautoa 
•Bohby  John,  Stanton 
•Bo'hwiiaht  James,  Ixworth 
•Howeo  Joint,  Stanton 
•Goldsmith  Frances  Mary,  Ixworth 
Goodwin  Thomas,  Pakenham 
K<nt  Mary,  Stanton 
•Kinsey  Henry,  Stanton 
Manning  Hai  net,  Siauton 
Ramhert — ,  Pakuihant 
Shaw  Jonas  Keeble,  Stautoa 
Smith  Rnbeit,  Ixv\oith 
•Wiseman  James,  Ixworth 

MILLERS. 
Cattermole  Henry,  .*^t;mton 
Goodrich  Clement,  Prfkenhan 
L"we  Fredc  rick,  Pakenham 
.Markham  John,  Stanton 
Poller  John,  Ixworth 
RoHiuson  George,  Stanton 
Truggelt  Williauj,  Stanton 


GENTRY   AND    CLERGY. 

Baker  Mr.  Thmnas,  St-mum 
Bas^ett    William     Chenery,    Esq., 

Netherha  1 
Bid  well  R'  v.  George,  Stanton 
Bla(  kail  Bev.  Samuel,  Ixworth 
Braiilev  Mr.  Robert  Stanton 
Cartwriaht    Richard   Norton,   Esq. 

Ixworth  .Ahbey  [kenham 

Cashiirne  Rev.  Walter  John  S.,   Pa- 
Collins  Capi  (in  Win.,  r.  n.  Stanton 
Eaton  Mr.  William,    Ixworth 
Fermor  Mrs.  Catherine,  Ixworth 
Harii'on  Rev.  Hniry,  Ixwoith 
Howe  Mr.  John,  Stanton 
Janntngs  the  Miss  — ,  Pakenham 
Jones  Rev.  Charles,  iM. a.  Pakeniiatn 
Lmgham  Willi im.  E-q.    Pakenham 
Lowe  John.  Esq.  Ixwoith 
Matthew  J  lines,  E>q.  Ixworth 
MedcdfeTlie  Miss.s  —  P.i kenham 
Philliiis  Mr.  Joseph,  Stanton 
Qua>le  Thomas,  Esq.  Pakfiiham 
Smitii  Rev.  Charles,  Ixwoith 
Steadman  Miss  Francr>,  Pakenh-uu 
Steadman  Robeit,  Esq.  Pakenham 
Tavlor  Mr.  Daniel,  Stanton 

ACADEMIES     AND     SCHOOLS. 

Aithnr  Henry  (''axj,  Stanton 
Charity  School,  Stanton— Mary 

Bradley,  mistress 
Cooke  Ann  &  Elizabeth (boardng  & 

day),  Ixworth  [Ixworth 

Crahh  Zachariali  (boarding  and  dnyj 
Howes Selina  (boarding  and  day), 

Stanton 
National   School,    Ixworth 

Francis  Chundlei,  master 
National    School,    Pak»nham — 

James  Cox,  master  [Ixworth 
Smith  Eliza''eth  (b-iarding  and  day) 
Sturgeon  Henry  Baker(dayjStanton 

ATTORNEYS. 

Nunn  Stnrley,  Ixwoith 
Walpole  William,  Ixworth 


BAKERS. 

Baker  Morri-,  Siaiiton 
Berry  Samuel,  Stanton 
Cutting  Samuel,  Stanton 
Jarman  John.  Ixwoith 
Mothersole  Simon,  Pakenham 
Pitts  John,  Ixwortii 
Richer  Mary  Ann,  Ixworth 
Turner  Thomas,  Ixworth 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Bailey  John,  Ixworth 
Calver  Jamt>,  Pakenham 
Candler  Riciiard,  Ixworth 
Carver  Geor«e,  Stanton 
Melton  S'lphia,  Pakenham 
Podd  Samutl,  Stanton 
Smith  George,  Ixworth 

BOOT   AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Blizard  William,  S'atiton 
Foreman  Steiihen,  Ixworth 
Hairald  Henry,  Ixworth 
Haunton  Thomas,  Ixworth 
Hull  Charles,  Ixworth 
Johnsnii  William,  Stanton 
Lore  William,  Stanton 
Lucas  U'lUiam    St^inton 
Maiiiiina  George,  Stanton 
Peck  Jamtis,  Pakmham 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Fordham  Fredfriek,  Stanton 
Hiiwes  Fieilerick,  Ixworth 
Miilican  Pettit,  Stanton 
MiJlican  William,  Ixworth 
Sharpe  F'r:tncis,  Ixworth 
Sharpe  Heniy,  Ixwoith 

BUTCHERS. 

Bantock  John,  Ixworth 
Cullnm  Samuel,  Stanton 
Lushei  Thoina>,  Pakenham 
Potter  Selh,  Ixworth 
Woollard  Joseph,  Ixworth 
Youngman  Benjamin,  Stanton 


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IXWORTH,  &c. 


^later'js 


MILLINERS  di  DRESS  MAKRS. 

Bailey  Elizabeth,  Ixwoith 
Pitt-i  Hannah,  Ix worth 
Rowley  Sophia,  Ixvvorth 
Rush  b^Iizabeth,  Ixworih 
Savage  Eliza,  Ixwoith 
Sutton  Susan,  Ixvvorth 
Wright  Susan,  Ixworth 

PLUMBERS,  PAINTERS,     AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Booty  John,  Ixworth 
Bovce  William,  Ixwnrth 
Roife  Seth,  Ixwnrth 
Wylde  Walter,  Stanton 

SADDLERS. 

Clarke  Susan,  Stanton 
Dring  John,  Ixworth 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 
Goldsmith  Mary,  Ixworth 
Goldsmith  Susiin,  Ixworth 
Steven  Eliza,  Stautoii 

SURGEONS. 

Cooper  Henry  Ralph,  Ixworth 
Green  William,  Ixworth 
Kent  Henry,  Stanton 


TAILORS. 

Bailey  John,  Pakenhani 
Brook  Benjamin,  Ixworth 
Carter  John.  Stanton 
Crack  nell  Charle.s  Ixworth 
Kinsey  Henry  Stanton 
Rush  Henry,  Ixworth 

TAVERNS  tt  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Bell,  James  Bridges,  Pakenhani 
Cock,  Samuel  Cullnm,  Stanton 
George,  John  Brewincton,  Stanton 
Greyhonnd.  George  Reeve,  Ixworth 
Pickerel,  John  Nixon.  Ixwortli 
Rose  &Crown,  Freilerick  Melton,  Stanton 
VVoolpack,  Henry  Clemence,  Pakenham 

Petailers  of  Beer. 

Bantock  Charles, Ixworth 

Berry  Samuel,  Stanton 

Millican  William,  Pakenbam 

Poild  Samuel,  Stanton 

Rowley  John,  Ixworth 

Sharpe  Allred, Ixworth 

Sturgeon  John,  Stanton 

WATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS. 

Branch  Cliailes,  Ixworth 

Warren  Joseph,  Ixworth 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 
Good  Daniel,  Stanton 
Good  David,  Stanton 


Howard  John  (&  broker),  Ixworth 
Lucas  — ,  Pakeiiham 
Nitkison  James,  Stanton 
Rambert — ,  Pakenhaoi 

Miscellaneous. 

AT   IXWORTH. 
Booty  John,  wine,  spirit  &  corn  merchtnt 
Brows  William,  hair  dresser 
Clark  James,  registrar  of  births  &  deaths 
Harvey  Charles,  chemist  and  stationer 
Nixon  John,  inspector  of  weights  and 

measures 
Smith  James  Edmund,  inspector  of  polie* 


CONVEYANCE    BY   RAILW^AT. 

The  nearest  Station  is  at  BuRT  Saint 
Edmdxds,  on  the  Eastkrn  Ukion 
LIKE,  7  miles  8.S.W.  from  Ixworth 


CARRIERS. 

To  BURY  SAINT  EDMUNDS,  — 
David,  from  Stanton  and  Ixworth, 
Wednesday 

To  TH  El  FORD,  John  Rowley,  from 
Ixworth,  Saturday,  and  to  THURS- 
TON, Tuesday  and  Friday 


LAVENHAM 


1 


S  a  palish,  in  the  liundred  of  Babergh — the  town,  |     The  principal,  indeed,  the  only  ornament  of  Laven- 

which  atone  time  enjoyed  a  toltrrablyfiequented  market,  ham  is,  its  church,  of  Saint  Peter,  justly  accounted 
is  63  miles  n.e.  from  London,  between  16  and  17  w,  one  of  the  most  beautiful  fabrics  of  its  kind  in  the 
by  N.  from  Ipswich,  8  s.  from  Bury  Saint  Edmunds,  county.  The  greater  portion  is  of  freestone,  the  re- 
10  N.w.  from  Hadleigh,  and  7  N.  fiom  Sudbury  :  the  niaimler  being  of  curious  flint  woik.  The  steeple,  ad- 
last-named  a  station,  on  a  branch  line  communi-  mirable  both  for  its  strength  and  beauty,  is  one  hun- 
cating  witli  the  Eastern  Counties  railway.  The  town  dred  and  forty  feet  high  ;  itcontkins  six  powerful  bells, 
i«  agreealily  seated  in  a  salubrious  valley,  nearly  sur-  much  admired  by  the  curious,  particularly  the  tenor, 
rounded  by  hill>,  except  on  the  south,  and  on  a  branch  vvhith,  though  it  weighs  liut  2J  cwt ,  isin  sound,  equal 
of  the  river  Britt,  from  whence  the  town  has  a  gradual  |  to  one  of  40  cwt.  The  roof  of  the  church  is  finely 
ascent.  It  consists  of  nine  small  divisions  or  streets,  carved,  and  the  windows  embellished  wiih  beautiful 
the  houses  composing  which  are  old  and  ill-buili  ;  but  stained  glass.  The  living  is  a  rectory,  iti  the  patronage 
the  market-place  is  spacious,  and  has  a  stone  cross  in  olthe  Master  and  Fellows  otCaiiisC<>llege,Cambiidge; 
its  centrtv  Lavenham  was  once  famous  for  its  manu-  the  present  incumbent  is  the  Rev.  Richard  Johnson, 
facture  of  bine  cloth-^,  and  afterwards  yarn  from  wool  \  There  are  places  of  worship  for  Independents  and 
was  made  here,  also  says  and  caliinancoes ;  at  present  j  Wesleyan  Methodists  ;  a  free  grammar  school,  founded 
the  only  manufacture  is  that  of  worsted  yarns,  and  in  1647,  by  Richard  Peacock,  Esq.;  a  National  school, 
silk  throwing.  The  town  was  formerly  governed  by  j  and  almshouses,  sustainrd  by  some  old  town  lands, 
six  capital  burqesses,  who  were  cho>en  for  life,  assisted  The  mat  ket,  which  is  entitled  to  be  holdeu  on  Tues- 
by  inferior  ofticeis  ;but  their  tnunicipal  power  has  long  j  day,  has  almost  fallen  into  disuse:  theie  are,  however, 
since  ceased,  and  the  local  and  county  magistrates  are  -  two  annual  fairs  ;  one  for  butter  and  cheese,  which 
now  the  chief  authorities.  Lavenham  is  a  polling  1  commences  on  the  10th  of  October,  and  lasts  four  days; 
station  at  the  election  of  members  to  represent  West  i  the  other  for  horses,  on  Shrove  Tuesday.  The  parish 
Suffolk.  'contained  inl831,2,107inhabitants,and  in  1841,  1,871. 

FOST    OFFICE,  Mary  Ann  East,  Post  Mistress. — Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  every  morning  at  eight, 
and  are  despatched  at  six  in  the  evening. 


OBNTRY    AND    CLEROY. 

Banwiiitc  Miss  Jemima,  Lavenham 
Boutell  Mrs.  Mary,  Lavenham 
Harrison  Rev.  — ,  Thorpe  Morix 
Johnson  Rev.  Richard,  Parsonage 
Mattham  .Mr.  Wdiiam,  Lavenham 
Meeking  Mr.  Samuel,  Lavenham 
Minis  Rev.  John,  Lavenham 
Mumford  Mrs.  Fiances,  Lavenham 
Shelford  Rev. W.H., Preston  Rectory 
Snape  Rtv.  Riihard,  Hient-Eleigh 
Stur)<eon  .Mrs.  Sarah,  Larenham 
PROFESSIONAL    PERSONS, 
INCLUDING   SCHOOLS. 

Barber  William,  surgeon 

French  Henry  Augustus  master  of 
the  Free  Grammar  School 

Pye  George  Richaid,  attorney 

Ransou  William,  master  of  the  Na- 
tional School 

Smith  Wiliam,  .schoolmaster 

Vincent  Patrick,  surgeon 

INNS  AND  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Anchor,  John  Ranson 

Angel,  John  Hanslope 

Blackbiids,  Edward  Elder 

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31ack  Lion,  Westrop  Thos.  Turner 

Cock,  Henry  Death 

Gn  yhound,  Timotliy  Good 

One  Bell,  Chailes  Turner 

Swan,  William  Stutter 

Wlii'e  Horse,  George  Deacon 

SHOPKEEPERS     tt    TRADERS. 

Abbott  Charles,  watch  &  clock  makr 
Abb.tt  William,  plumber  &  glazier 
Baker  John,  maltster 
Baker  John  Thomai,  miller 
Beeson  William,  glover     [&  draper 
Branwhite  Thomas  Riihard,  grocer 
Bnllivant  Thomas,  saddler 
Bulmer  William,  hairdresser 
Butch  Joseph,  baker 
Catline  Samuel,  giocerand  draper 
Clements  Cliarlcs,plumber&  glazier 
Clover  Mary  Ann,  baker 
Cooie  William,  caipenter 
Corhishley  Will. H., tinman  &  brazier 
East  Robert,  inalster&  corn  dealer 
East  William,  currier  &  shoe  maker 
Edgar  John,  miller,  Preston 
Ellison  Thomas,  hurdle  maker 
Fairniaii  Sauiuel,  baker 


Gillingham  Bet)j ,  straw  plait  dealer 
Girling  Williatn,  pork  butcher 
Good  Timothv,  rope  maker 
Good  Titnotby,  jun.,  rope  maker 
Goold  William,  carpenter 
Green  John,  miller,  Preston 
Green  John,  butcher 
Griss  William,  baker 
Hines  Samuel,  sliopkerper 
Hitchcock  Thomas  Patrick,  malt* 

ster  and  woolstapler 
Hogger  Jemima,  wheelwright 
Holdich  Edward,chemist&  stationer 
Hunn  John,  sack  manufacturer 
Keeble — ,  veterinary  surgeon 
Keeble  Richard,  shoe  maker 
King  t  hailes,  carpenter 
King  William,  sadler 
Knights  Jonathan,  baker 
Linuley  Edgar,  blacksmith 
Making  Wesirop  William,  tailor 
Mills  Benjamin,  hair  dresser 
Mills  Chatles,  shoe  maker 
Mills  Susannah,  dress  maker 
Mills  Thomas,  bricklayer 
MilUWilliatu,  bairdre»«er 


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i9inctot]^« 


LAVENHAIM,  &e. 


Suffolfe. 


Partridge  Robert,  plumber  &  glazier 
Peck     WilliHtn    &    Son,    grocers, 

drapers  aud  tailors 
Petley  John,  shoe  maker 
Ponlson  Thomas,  rarpenter 
Poiilton  Joseph,  silk  throwster 
Price  Bfnjaniin  Poole,  grocer,  dra- 
per, and  fire  office  agent 
Pritchard  Edward  Henry,  tailor 
RansoM  Edward,  cooper 
Ranson  Jeremiah,  tailor  and  draper 
Raiison  VVilliHm,  shoe  maker 
Ray  Daniel,  ironmonger  and  wooden  I 
shovel  maker  I 


Scarffe  Daniel,  tailor 
Smith  John,  shoe  maker 
Smith  William,  baker  &  shopkeeper 
Snell  Frederick,  cahinet  maker 
SmU  John,  shoe  maker 
Sparkes  James,  wheelwright 
Stribling  Cliailes,  tailor         [maker 
Stribling  John,  blacksmith  &  basket 
Turner  Thomas  &  Son,  woolstaplers 

and  worsted  yarn  manufacturers 
Viikersjohn,  glover 
Walby  James,  cooper 
Waits  Charles,  tinman  and  brazier 
Weltou  Willi.im,  blacksmith 


Willis  John,  tailor 
Whiting  Henry,  sadler 

RAILW^AY. 

The  nearest  Slati*ii  i»  at  StJDBDRY,  on 
the  Eastern  Union  link,  7  milM  • 
from  Lavenham 

CARRIERS 

ToBURY  SAINT EU.MUNDS.Timothy 

Good,  Wednesday  nnd  Saturdny 
To  CLARE,  John    Dakin.  Monday  and 
Thursday,  and  to  IPSWICH  on  Wed- 
nesday 


I: 


S  a  pRrish,  in  the  hundred  of  Babergh— the  villaue 
large  and  populous,  is  59  miles  n.e.  by  n.  from  London, 
22  w,  from  Ipswich,  13§  s.  from  Bury  Saint  Edmunds, 
and  3  N.  by  w.  from  Sudbury — the  last-named  a 
station  on  a  branch  communicating  with  the  Eastern 
Counties  railway  at  the  Mark's  Tey  Junction,  The 
village,  whii  h  consists  princip-illy  of  one  lone  street, 
nearly  a  mile  in  length,  is  seated  in  a  district,  perhap-*, 
the  most  fertile  in  theconniy;  and  the  scenery  around  is 
pleasingly  diversified  and  picturesque  :  it  is  washed  by 
a  branch  of  the  Stour,  which  is  crossed  by  a  bridge  of 
three  anhes,  and  the  stream  propels  the  machinery  of 
several  flimr  mills.  The  manufacture  of  horxe-hair 
seating,  employs  several  of  the  inhat>itaiit8  j  but,  the 
majority  are  occupied  in  agricultural  pursuits.  Sir 
Hyde  Parker,  Bart.,  of  Melford  Hall  (a  fine  old  seat 
in  this  parish),  is  lord  of  the  manor,  and  holds  a  court 
baron  annually ;  and  the  magistrates  assemble  in  petty 
sessions  here  once  a  fortnight. 

POST    OFFICE,  Catherine  Catchpole,  Post  Mistress, 
ftt  seven,  and  aie  despatched  at  half-past  six  in  the  evening. 


LONG  MELFORD 

The  parish  church  of  the  Holy  Trinity,  stands  upon 


an  eminence,  at  the  north  end  of  the  village:  it 
beautiful  specimen  of  the  architecture  of  the  fifteenth 
century,  but  the  small  square  tower  is  of  later  date.  In 
the  chnrr h  are  several  monuments  to  distinuuished 
individuals,  who  formerly  resided  here — oneof  these, 
to  Sir  William  Cordell,  is  an  elegant  piece  of  tomb 
statuary:  he  was  the  speaker  of  the  House  of  Com- 
mons, in  the  reign  of  Mary,  and  a  member  of  her 
privy  council.  He  founded  the  liospiial  here,  and 
endowed  it  for  the  support  of  a  warden,  and  twelve 
poor  men  and  two  woineii — old  and  decayed  house- 
keepers. There  is  a  place  of  worship  for  Independents, 
and  two  public  schools — one  of  the  latter  endowed, 
the  other  conducted  upon  the  National  plan,  and  both 
for  children  of  either  sex.  A  consideraole  cattle  lair 
is  hrld  on  Thursday  in  Whitsun-week.  The  parish 
contained,  by  the  returns  made  in  1831,  ^514  inhabi- 
tiiiits,  and  in  1841,2,597 

Letters  from  all  parts  arrive  every  morning 


GENTRY    AND    CLERG7. 

Anderson  Mrs  Lydia,  Long  Melford 
Bence  Lieut.  Edward  Starkey,  Kent- 
well  hall 
Brewster  MissElzbth., Long  Melford 
Burgess  Rev.  John,  Long  Melford 
Clarke   Miss    Mary     Ann,    Long 

Melford 
Creswell  Mrs.  Jane,   Long  Melford 
Drew  Mrs.  Judith,  Long  Melford 
Dunn  Capt.  James,  Long  Melford 
Faulkner    Rev.     Henrv   B-,    Long 

Melford 
Frewer  Miss  Mary,  Long  Melford 
Hayward    Rev,  Winston  C,  Long 

Melford 
Henwell  Mrs.  — ,  Long  Melford 
Ostler  Mr.  Thomas,  Lona  Melford 
Parker  Sir  Hyde,  Bart„Melford  hall 
Preston  Rev.  Thos.,  Long  Mellord 
Ranson  Miss  Martha,  Long  Melford 
Robertson  Hev,  Hanks, LongMelford 
Scott  Mrs. — ,  Long  Melford 
Turner  Mrs.  — ,  Long  Melford 
Wellan  Mrs.—,  Hill  house 
Westhorpe  Mrs.  — ,  LongMelford 
Westhoipe  Rev.  John, Long  Melford 
Westrop  Chas.,  Esq.  Long  Melford 
ACADEMIES   AND     SCHOOLS. 
Bird  Fanny  (day)  [day) 

Brooks  Thomas  O.  J-  (hoarding  and 


INNS    it    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Black  Lion,  William  Ham 

Bull  (commercial),  Thos.  Bishop 

Cock  &  Bell,  Amos  King 

George,  William  Medcalf 

Hare,  Robert  Harris 

Ram,  Frederick  Bullock 

Rose  &  Crown,  James  Albon 

Swan,  Daniel  Gooch 

White  Hart,  Joseph  King 

SHOPKEEPERS    «(    TRADERS. 

Algor  James,  baker 

Allen  John,  butcher 

Allen  William,  butcher 

Ambrose  Hiram,  shoe  maker 

Ambrose  Thomas,  beer  retailer  and 

shoemaker 
Ardley    Thomas,   miller,   nialster, 

and  corn  merchant 
Ardley  Thomas,  jun.,  maltster  ai»d 

corn  merchant 
Atkins  Joseph,  glover 
Atkins  Peter,  gardener 
Baker  Edward,  miller 
Bear  Charles,  rope  and  net  maker 
Bickmore  Peier,  grocer,  draper,  and 

dealer  in  china,  glass,  &c, 
Bige  Joseph,  culler 
Bixby  Charlotte,  beer  retailer 
Bladen    Robert,  farrier    and    colt 

breaker 


Free      School,    George    Green, !  Blundon  Thomas,  timber  dealer 


master 

National  School,  George  El- 
borough,  master ;  Sarah  El- 
horough,  mistress 

Reid  Joseph  (day) 

Robertson  John  Charles  (boarding 
and  day) 
PROFESSIONAL    PERSONS. 

Almack  Richard  (attorney  &  clerk 
to  the  magistrates) 

Cream  Robert  (surgeon) 

Jonee  Robert  (surgeon) 


Blyth  Mary,  straw  bonnet  maker 
Bobv  George,  shopkeeper 
Bolingbroke  Geo.,  corn  chandler 
Boiingbroke  John,  paper  maker 
Borley    William,    baker  and   con- 
fectioner 
Bulmer  James,  hair  dresser 
Butcher  Charles,  shoe  maker  and 

leather  cutter 
Butcher  John,  wheelwright 
Carr  Benjamin,  hair  cloth  manufac- 
turer—Henry  Lengemen,  agent 


Cater  Arthur,  wheelwright 

Cater  George,  tailor 

Chisnell  John,    hair  dresser     and 

umbrella  maker 
Churchvard  John,  horse-hair  seat- 
ing manufacturer 
Coates  Geoige,  plumber  &  glazier 
Codling  Edward,  blacksmith 
Constable  Timothy,  nurseryman 
Cooper  Henry,  plumber  &  glazier 
Cooper   Thomas,  tailor   and  beer 

retailer 
Corder  Thomas,  maltster 
Cowey  William,  tailor  &  draper 
Downs  William,  whitesmith 
Farrow  William,  wheelwright  and 

shopkeeper 
Fenner  James,  shoe  maker 
Fordham  Charles,  bricklayer 
Frewer  Frances,  milliner 
Gillman  Robert,  shoe  maker 
Greaves  Edmd.,  chemist  &drDgg5*t 
Green  Daniel,  bricklayer 
Green   George,  registrar  of  births 

and  deaths  [facturer 

Groom  William,  hair  clotn  manu- 
Hardy  Georee,  shoe  maker 
Howe  Samuel,  maltster 
Hume  John,  shopkeeper 
Hunt  Samuel,  grocer,  draper,  and 

fire  office  agent 
Jacob  Garrard,  watch  maker 
Jarvis  Robert,  bricklayer 
Jolly  William,  tailor 
Jones  Robert,  surgeon 
Leeks  John,  carpenter 
Linglev  Daniel,  baker 
Long  Charles,  boot  &  shoe  maker 
Lorking  Thomas,  bookseller    and 

printer 
Lyng  William,  carpenter 
Mills  William,  carpenter 
Morley  Ephraim,  miller&  maltster 
Neave  Thomd^  saddler 

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LONG  MELFORD. 


5lat£i'j5 


SHOPKEEPERS,   Btc— Continued. 
Norman  John,  shopkieper 
O-Mer  Aamn,  blacksmith 
0-tlrr  HHiinatr,  shopkrepcr 
0>ti.  r  Thcinas,  agent  tor  the  Snf- 

f  Ik  fire  office  [mnker 

P.iyiie  ^Viilmni,  hair  dreNser  &  shoe 
P'-rry  Pe'er,  shoe  maker 
Pri-g  Robert,  cooper 
Richold  Peter,  coach  maker 
Roper'  U'llthtm,  ^erKeallt  of  police 
RufFell  Oeoric.  miller 
Salter  Hezekiah,  rope  &  net  maker 
Sezers  Charles,  butcher 
Sharniati  James,  baker 
Sheuard  John,  maltster 
Spice  William,  grocer  &  draper 
Spilli'gChHries,  saddler  St  harness 

maker 
Stanton  Harriet,  shopkeeper 
Sti-ed  Amos,  i>lumber,  &c. 
Steed  John,  shoe  maker 


Steward   Charles,  shopkeeper  and 

beer  retailer 
•Stewart  John,  baker 
''frihIinK  Kdward.  basket  maker 
Tlieobaifl  Clement,  shopkeeper  and 

bri(  klayer 
Ward  &  Silver,  iron  founders  and 

agricultural  implement  makers 
Warner  Samuel,  baker 
Wellum  Jam>s,  >lioi-niaker 
WelMui)  Jjiine^,  CHrpentcr 
Wood'  Georne,  -hopkeeper 
Woollard   William   C,    road  con- 

traiior 
Woriers  Siimtiel,  butcher 
Wiight  James,  tailor 

OMNIBUSES 

Calling  at  the  Cock  and  Bell,  daily.  Sun- 
day excepted. 
To  BURY  SAINT  EDftlUNDS,  daily, 
at  twelve  noon 


To  CLARE,  at  seven  in  the  evenine 
To  SUDBURY,  at  aqnarter  past  ninein 

the  morning,,  and  a  quarter  before  six 

in  tbe  evening 


RAILWAY. 

The  nearest  Statinv  is  at  StdbttSt, 
3  miles  from  Lon?  Metrord.on  n  branch 
commiinicalinK     with    the     Eastkrh 

COUNTIKS  LINE 

There  are  Omnibuses  daily,  to  Si;DBDnY, 
as  stated  above 


CARRIERS. 

To    BURY     SAINT     KDMUNDS,    — 

Elliott,  from  the  Swan,  M'ednesday  and 
Saturday  morning 
To  SUDBURY,  George  Bobv,  from  bi» 
house,  d  ily,  and  --  Elliott,  from  tli« 
Swan,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 


LOWESTOFT, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGES  OF  PAKEFIELD,  KIRKLEY  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


JLoWESTOFTisa  pari.sh,  in  the  hundred  of  Loth- 
ingland,  containing  the  market  town  and  .st'a-port  of 
its  name,  114  miles  n.e  by  n.  from  London  (136  by 
raiV),  22*  e.s.e.  from  Norvvich  (by  rail),  10  s.  frotn 
Yatmoutk  [18J  hy  rt///),  and  45  n.k.  l>y  n.  from  Ips- 
wich.    It  i»  the  terminn<  of  a  line  from  the  Norwich 


end,  antl  a  bttteiy  near  the  Ne«s.  The  shore  eradti* 
ally  *le>-ceiil!i  to  the  sea  ;  the  wnter  i<  clear,  and  covers 
a  fiitn  pebbly  bottom — circnmstanci-s  that  render 
h.ttbitie  on  tlii-  pait  of  the  coa^*!  pcruliarivilelightlul. 
The  air  is  de<  i<lei!ly  sahibrions;  and  the  accommorta- 
tions  and  amusements  piovided  foi  visitt-r.'*,  in  r'-nding 


and  Yarinoiitli  iailwa\,and  is  sitnattd  at  the  most  I  roi^ni.'*.  assemblies,  regat'a^,  races,  tht*  theatre,  batht, 
easterly  iioinl  of  land  in  England,  upon  the  snnimit  of  i  and  >  xcellent  hotels,  cai-not  web  fail  of  gi'ing  satis- 
a  clilf,  commatidiiiK  nn  extensive  prospect  of  the  (ier-  |  fa^  tioti  to  the  most  fastidious.  The  racfs  me  held  on 
nun  Oieaii;  and  as  beheld  fioin  the  st-a,  presents  the  the  Downs,  northward  of  the  town,  which  f  •tin  an 
noblest  and  mo.st  beautiftil  appearance  of  atiy  town    excellent  course:  the  cliffs,  tisinu  in  a  g<  ntle  acclivity. 


npon  the  coast.  It  i»  ch'efly  composed  of  an  exten- 
sive arrancenient  of  house>.  whose  line  of  diieition 
is  in-arlv  north  and  south,  and  conseqtiently  faces  the 
ocean :  the  soil  upon  which  it  stands  ii  dry,  and  by 
ikiltul  industry  has  been  conversed  into  deiiK'itttii 
jtardens.  The  matine  E-plan^de  (for  which  the  Messrs. 
Lucas  and  Soti,  weretiie  contractors),  erected  at  the 
■onih  end  of  the  town,  cotitains  many  haiidsonie  re- 
gidenres,  ptincipally  in  the  Italian  style  of  architec- 
ture, and  have  l>ceii  expressly  built  tor  tiie  acconimo- 
datittn  of  visiters,  doting  the  sutiimer  months.  The 
royal  hotel,  situated  at  the  north  end  of  the  esplan- 
ade, close  to  one  of  the  piers,  is  an  elegant  luiMing, 
fitted  upintDe  most  mo  lent  style,  and  contains  read- 
ing hikI  biliiaid  looms,  with  hot  and  cold  sea-water 
ba'lis,  &c. 

The  commerce  of  Lowestoft  depends  mainly  upon 
the  herrimr  fishery  ;  and  the  quatitity  of  this  fish  cured 
here,  foi  hotne  consnmption  and  exportat'on,  is  very 
great.  The  Lotidon  fi-hmongero  are  said  to  prefer 
the  Low  stoft  hertinss  to  tlio-e  cured  at  Yarm"iiti', 
th'iutfh  they  are  generallv  retailed  under  the  niitne  of 
*  Yarntonth  herriiiRs.'  Froitt  the  tnackerel  fisiieiy,  in 
which  the  Lowestoft  boats  participate,  th-- principal 
ad'untage  deiived  is  the  employtiieni  of  the  fisherinen 
onlil  the  hen iiiR  season.  The  Norwich  and  Lowes- 
»<ift  navieatlon  is  of  essential  benefit  to  the  comtnerce 


present  a  natural  Hinphitheatre,  snfficientlv  exii  nsive 
for  the  accomtnodatioii  of  nlmost  anv  nu  .her  of  spec* 
tators.  The  contity  tnatjist rates  hoM  petty  sessiotis 
weekly,  atid  theloid  of  the  tiiatior  courts  ocrasiotially  ; 
atid  Lowestoft  i.s  included  in  the  thirty-f.iurth  ciicnit 
of  County  CoUit  towns  under  the  acts,  passed  in  1846, 
for  the  recovery  of  debts  to  any  amount,  not  ex- 
ceeditii;  £20. 

The  parish  church  of  Saint  Margaret,  is  a  large  and 
hatidsotne  sttuctnre,  with  a  tower,  terminnied  <^y  a 
sp're  ;  in  the  chancel  is  a  fine  window  of  stained  lilass  ; 
a  I  iige  brazen  eaule,  in  this  sanctuary,  wis  fmmerly 
used  as  the  readitig  desk.  Lord  thief  Justice  Holt 
was  buried  iti  this  church,  atid  there  is  an  elegant 
tiioniiment  to  his  inemor;'.  The  li>invis  a  dischareed 
vicarage,  iti  the  patroiiiKe  of  the  Crowti.  Sa'iit  Pe- 
ter's, a  cliHjiel  of  ea»e,  is  a  handsotne  buildimr  of 
Gothic  aichitectun.',  erected  partly  liy  strbscriptinns, 
aided  by  the  commissioners  tor  btiildiiii!  churches 
and  chaoels  :  it  has  accommodHtii.ii  for  a  congre- 
gitioti  of  twelve  bundled  There  are  pNces  of  wor- 
ship f>r  Baptists,  Independents  nnri  We8le»aii  Me- 
thodists. Amongst  the  cliaritahle  and  educational  in- 
stitntii'iisare  t«o  free  schools,  of  ancient  foiindatinns; 
otheis  iipiin  the  Nitionnl  plan,  and  for  infants;  alms- 
houses for  ai;ed  fishermen;  adjspensaiy  ;  an  infirmary, 
and  sceral  other  rharitie-,  hv  which  the  iin-Tof  the 


of  the  port,  as  it  op.  ns  a  direct  water  communieaiion  i  parish  are  assisted.    '|  lie  tnai  ket  is  held  on  W-  dne.s- 


with  the  ciyot  Norwirh,  and  the  t  wns  of  IJuniiay 
and  Heu'les,  to  the  sea,  for  vessels  of  inoderafe  bur- 
den. The  construction  {)f  a  saf-  and  capaciotis  asy- 
lain  harbour,  to  which  shipping  in>iy  reswrt  durini;ad- 
veise  wiinls  and  stress  of  «eatlier,  itisti-ad  (pf  beitik! 
exposed,  as  formerly,  to  thedilficiil  ies  and  dangeis  of 
theopeii  roadstead  has  lately  been  dccftnip'ishefl.  'ihe 
outer  harbonr  is  formed  hi  two  stone  iiicis,  an' 'encloses 
a  space  of  about  twenty  aeres — this  isconnetted  with 
the  inner  one,  tiy  a  loek  fifty  feet  wide,  aiid  ctoss-  d 
by  a  handsome  swinv;  bridu'e.  F:oin  the  railway  sta- 
tion here,  tieie  are  branches  to  the  quays,  so  that 
vesM'ls  can  loatiand  iliscliaiee  their  cargoes  with  per- 
fect convenience.  The  harbour  is  defended  i)y  a  fott, 
at  the  south  end  of  the  beach,  another  at  the  north 

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lav;  and  the  fai-s,  Mav  I2ih,  and  ()<  tolnr  Kith.  The 
parish  nf  Lowestoft,  containeil  in  1831,  4,238  inhabi- 
tants, and  in  1841,  4.f)47. 

Ahiiut  two  miles  south  from  Lowestoft,  in  the  same 
hntidred  as  that  town,  are  the  fwn  small  fishing  villa- 
ges and  parishes  of  Pakekiixo  and  Kirkley,  the 
latter  not  so  ilistaiit  as  the  former.     AlthoiiKh  men- 

ioned  as  a<'istinct  paiish,  Kirkley.  is  generally  under- 
stood to  be  Under  Pakefiehl,  the  livitig  df  wiiii-h  is  a 
lectorv,  in  the  presentation  if  the  E^arl  of  Gosfoid. 
Through  the  henevi.Ience  of  the  It  v.  Francis  Cun- 
ningham, children  ot  eiihi-r  sex,  and  infants  likewise, 
are  instiiicted  in  their  respective  schools.  The  popu- 
lation of  Pakcfield,  and  Kirkley  parishes  respectively* 
in  1841,  was  495  and  433. 


IBirectorB. 


LOWESTOFT,  &c. 


Stlffolfe. 


POST  omCE,  High-Street,  Lowrstoft,  Thomas  Prau,  Post  AIi/ster.—Lettera  from  London, 
Ipswich,  &c.  ar-ivc  every  niorning  at  a  quarier  before  sevm,  and  from  Cambridge,  Norwich,  &c.  at  six 
jii  thr  evening,  and  nre  despatched  at  twenty  imnutes  before  >even  in  the  oening. 

Leiter>!  from  Yarmouth,  &c.  arrive  every  evening  at  half-past  six,  and  are  despatched  at  a  quarter  before 
•en  in  the  inorninK. 


gev 


POST  OFFICE,  Pakefield,  Charles  Curtis,  Post  Ma.ifer.— Letters  from  ail  parts  arrive  (from  Lowes- 
toft) every  mummgat  twenty  minutes  past  nine,  and  aj^'e  despatched  theieto  at  hnU-past  lour  in  the  afternoon. 


GENTRY  AND  CLERGY 

Arnold  Mrs.  Sushi. nah.  High  st 
Atkinson  iMis.  Ann,  High  st 
Balls  Ml.  William,  High  st 
Barchain  Mis.  Mary,  High  st 
Barlow  Rev.  George,  Soutli  end 
Br.tine  Mr   Ruht-rt,  Chapel  road 
Biew>ier  Mr.  John,  H>gh  st 
BrO'vn  Rev.  William,  Gile.-han 
Calow  Mr.  John,  LoikIoii  road 
Carver  Mr.  Jnuies,  Manner's  lane 
Clark  Itev.  John.  m.a.  Lonrion  toad 
Cleveland  Mr.  James,  Cliapel  road 
Cleveland  Mr.  William,  High  st 
Coates  Mrs.  Ann.  High  st 
C"ok  Mr.  Wil  iam,  Taradise  place 
Ciowe  .Miss  Kliza,  London  road 
Cunningliam  Rev.   Francis,  High  st 
Dovey  Rev.  John  Kdivar<l,  High  st 
Fairer  Mr.>.  Eliza,  B.  II  lane 
Fairett  Mis.  Phoebe,  London  mad 
Fowler  Riv.  Freiicrick,  Gunton 
George  Miss  Ann,  Higii  st 
Goiicn  Uev.  'fhomas,  Benacre 
Gooch  Sir  Thomas,  Benacre  Hall 
Gnrnev  Mrs.  Catherine,  High  st 
HibhsHev.  Richard,  Hit;h  st 
H  cks  Mis.  M^iy,  Mariner's  lane 
Hoi'ges  Mr.  Hei  ry.  Chapel  road 
Jerinyn  Mrs.  Sarah,  Hiuh  st       [id 


Free  School  (Annott's),   High  »t 

— John  Sallmon,  master 
Free  School    (Wylde's),   High  st 

— Heniy  Hill,  master 
Garwoo'i  Margaret  &  Jane  (buard- 

ing),  Hiili  st 
Greaihead  James  Thomas,  High  st 
Hibbs  Rev.  Richd(l'oardin«)High  st 
Hnhert  &  Smith  (ladies'  boarding), 

Hmli  street 
Infants'  School,   Beach— Elizth. 

Giirney,  uii-tress 
National    School,    Pakefield  — 

— JaiiKs  Arnold,   master,;  S.*iah 

Mulleiider,  mistress 
Rogers  Mary  Ann, Old  Market  plain 
Rog  is  Walter,  Old  Market  plain 
Salter  L"uisa(ladies'  bidng)High  st 
Scaff  Ann,  High  st 
Simpson  Klizabeth,  Bell  lane 
Sparham  Sii»annah,  High  st 
Woodgate  Hev.  Philip  B.,  High  st 

AGENTS. 

Browne    Benjamin     W.     (estate), 

Mariner's  lane 
Chandl.  r    riionias   C.  (to   Richard 

Bnllard),  Mariner's  lane 
Dov\lin!!  George   (land   agent  and 

sur%eyor),  High  st 


Joachim  Lieut.  Richard, R.N. London   Gowing  Georte  Scad  &  Son   (to 


Jolinsi'ii  Mr.  Charles,  Kiikley 
Leathe  Rev.  Frederick,  Heningfleet 
Le^Kett  Captain  Thomas,   Kirkley 
Lincoln  Mr».  Catheiine,  High  st 
Li've  Rev.  E.  M.,  Sumerleyton 
Martin  Mr.  John,  Hiuii  st 
IMa.stertiin  Mr-.  Susannah,    High  st 
May  Mrs.  Phoebe,  Mariner's  lane 
Milhr  Mi.ss  Mary.  High  st 
Moore  Rev,  Henrv,  High  sf 
Neeve  Mrs.  Mary.  Higli  st 
Norris  Uev.  D.  G.,  Kessingjand 
Parker  Mr  John,  Hiuh  »t 
Feto   Samuel    Mmtou,    Esq.  ivi.  p. 

S.imerleytoii  Hall 
Pratt  Mr.  William,  London  road 
Piestoii  Mr. Thonns,  Highst 
Piiestley  Miss  Elizabeth,  High  st 
Pnnrliard  Mr  James,    Chnrrh  road 
Randall  Rev.  John  M  ,  Hi«h  st 
RawiiiiMiii  Mr.  William,  Pakefield 
Reeve  Mrs.  [>anriiia  Hiuh  st 
Rendle  Mr.  William  Bound, Highst 
Rump  Rev.  John,  P.ikf  field 
Sciiles  Abraham,  Esq.  Pakefield 
Scarll  Mr.  ^Villiam,  London  road 
Seaman  Mrs.  Khzahith,  High  st 
Smith  Lady  P.,  Hi^h  st 
Smith  Mr.  Jac.b,    Pakefield 
Spaul  Mrs  Susan,  Hiyh  st 
Steward  Charles,  Esq.  Blundeston 
Thirtle  Mr.  James,  High  st 
Thurlow  Rev.  Kdwird,  Lound 
Titlow  Mrs.  R'l^e,  London  ro^d 
Ward  Mr.  Nathni.    Duke's  Head  st 
Wayth  Mr.  Daniel,  .Mariner's  lane 
Weihorne  Rev.  William,  Bell  lane 
White  the  Mi-ses.  Cnutrh  load 
Woodgate  Rev   Philip  B.,  Hii'h  st 
Woods  Mrs.  .Mareaiet,  Btll  lane 
Youngnian  Mr.  William,  Hiuhst 

ACADEMIES    AND  SCHOOLS 

Not  otherwi-edescribeil  are  Day  Schools. 

Adams  Mary  Ann,  Old  Market  plain 
Chapman  Joseph,  Hiish  st 
Delf  Sophia  Ann,  High  st 


Llo>ds'),  High  st 
Johnson    Robert    (to  the  London 

trader*).  Harbour 
Livock   William    (ale  and  porter). 

Duke's  Head  st  [road 

Salter 'J'hoinas    (custom),    London 
AGRICULTURAL   IMPLEMEMT 

MANUFACTURERS. 
Catchpole  Wni.  (machine),  Kirkley 
Skoyles  &  Co   (and  iion  founders), 

Lowestoft  Foundry 
attorneys. 
Norton  &  Reeve  (and  clerks  to  the 

magistrates).  High  st 
SeaKo  Wm.  Rix(and  notary)  High  st 

AUCTIONEERS  «c  APPRAISRS. 

Kails  Thomas,  Hiah  st 

Browne  Benjamin,  Mariner's  lane 

Hawaid  Samuel,  Hii-h  st 

BAKERS    et    FLOUR  DEALERS. 

Marked  thus  *  are  also  Confectionera. 
*Adams  Geoige,  High  st 
*A  Inm  Elizabeth,  Hith  st 
iiennett  William,  High  st 
Bennett  William,  Old  Market  plain 
C>>ok  Rli/abeih    Hiuh  st 
Co^k  Samuel,  Hiuhst 
•Cook  SaniUi-l  L.,  High  st 
•Cooper  Lewis  B.,  Mariner's  lane 
*Kersey  Aldis,  Duke's  Head  st 
N  veil  Townsend,  Bell  lane 
Newsoii  Susannah,  Mariner's  laue 
•Powell  William,  High  st 
•Seaile  Billiard,  Higli  st 
•Sntith  .james.  Bell  lane 
Wicks  Samuel,  Mariner's  lane 

BANKERS. 

Gurneys',  Turn-r  &  Brinhtwen 
High  st — (draw  on  Barclay  &  Co 
London; — John  Chaston,  agent 

Lacon  Sir  Edward  Knowlcs,  Bart. 
Lacou's,  Y'luell  &  Co..  Hiijh  st — 
(draw  on  Glynn,  Hallifax  &  Co., 
London)— WmV.  Barnard.agent 


National  Provincial  Hank  of 
England  (Biancli  of)  Hich  st— • 
(draw  on  the  Lomion  Joint-Stock 
Bank) — Thomas  Wood-,  auent 

Savings'  Bank,  Town-hill— (open 
on  We  dne-days  from  12  till  1)— 
Thomas  B.  Biid,  actuary 

BASKET    MAKERS. 

Major  William,  High  st 
Shuckford  Sarah,  High  st 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Aldis  Robert,  Bell  l«ne 

Allen  William,  Pakefield 

Baines  Benjamin    (mid   iron  nier* 

chant),  (lid  Maiket  plain 
Cannall  James,  Duke's  Head  st 
Cooper  Jaine-,  Bell  lane 
Cox  EdwHid,  Mai  iners' lane 
Dunant  Joseph,  Beach 
Hatding  Jame.s,  Duke's  Head  8l 
Hirvev  John,  Chapel  load 
Miller  William,  Chapel  road 
Mills  John,  Oultou 

BOAT  BUILDERS. 
Allerfon  Thomas,  Be^ch 
Siiarham  Samuel,  Beach 

BOOKSELLERS,    STATIONERS 
AND  BINDERS. 

Abbott  Samuel  F.,  High  st 
Cri-p  Geoi«e  S..  High  st 
Crowe  Ti  onias.  High  fit 
Oliver  William  Henry,  High  ut 

BOOT  AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 
Adams  William,  Hith  st 
I  Barratt  John,   While  Horse  st 
Biyth  William  John,  Highst 
Burtess  John,  Hiah  st 
Chiheis  Alfred,  Kirkley 
Colby  Samuel,  High  st 
Cole  Jo-eph,  Gun  lane 
Cord-  Mary,  High  st 
Coi  naby  Thomas.   While  Horse  8t 
Downiny  William,  High  st 
Edmonds  John,  Hixh  st 
Fisk  Jame-,  Mariner's  lane 
Fnlclier  Aaron,  Mariners'  lane 
Garner  James,  Be^ch 
Houton  Williani,  Bell  lane 
Jarman  Jolin,  Beadi 
Lini!  Job   Duke's  Head  st 
.Micklehuriih  Edward,  High  st 
Micklebiiigh  Jame.s,  Kiikley 
MickieliiiiKh  .lohn,  Pakefield 
Pent,  liny  Philin,  Higii  st 
Porter  Thomas,  High  st 
R  iinpling  Richard,   White  Horse  it 
SHiinders  Geori<i-,  Chapel  st 
lliiK  kei  Charle-,  Bell  lane 
Todd  Hmry.  Cmnpisse- lane 
BRAZIERS    AND   TIN-PLATB 

WORKERS. 
Abbott  John,  High  st 
Bishop  John,  Duke's  Head  st 
Fore-nan  .lohn.  High  st 

SREW^ERS    AND    MALTSTEBt. 

Biillaid  Kichaid,  Manners'  laue 
Morse  Frederick,  tu  II  lane 
Youngmaii  VViHiain  jtin.  Hi^h  st 

BRICKLAYERS. 
Bracey  Samuel,  .M  .rimrs'  lane 
Mewson  John,  Marineis'  1;  ns 
Peaice  Elizabeth,  Mariners'  Ian? 

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Suffolft. 


LOWESTOFT,  &c. 


M^itt'fi 


BBICKLAYERS— Contmnfd. 
Rix  GeoiKf,  B^rk  l''ne 
Sramons  Henry,  Old  Market  plain 
Smiili  Joliii,  Dove  st 

BOTCHERS. 
Bertett  .lani'S,  Chapel  st 
BeecTott  Elizabeth,  Hiuti  st 
Chipp'  rfiel.i  'I'homas.  Hi>;h  st 
Crukinav  LincoUi,  HikIi  st 
Farniau  James,  Paketield         [lane 
Fortiiiai>  Jo-epli  (nork).  Mariners' 
Gamble  Thomas,  Hi^h  st 
Martiu  John.  High  st 
Rackhani  William  S.,  High  st 
Smiili  John  (pork)   Manners'  lane 
CABINET   MAKERS     AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 
Able  John.  High  st 
Brew9t.r  Robert,  High  st 
Neslen  Samnel,  Bell  \M\e 
Porter  Thomas,  H  igh  st 

CARPENTERS    AND  JOINERS. 

Bemmeni  Jose-pti,  Old  Market  plain 
Brewsier  Kobert(&  builder)  Highst 
Brown  Ki'bert  C,  London  road 
Callow  Jame'',  Mariners'  lane 
Cuniiingham  Hett-r  P.,  Mariners'  la 
Heilen  James,  Kirkley 
Luras  &    Son    (and  contractors), 

Harbour 
Neslen  Samuel,  Bell  lane 
CHEMISTS   AND    DRUGGISTS. 
Cunis  Charles,  Pakefield 
Edmonds  Benjamin  M.,  High  St 
Farrett  Wilham,  High  st 
Morris  Robert,  High  st 
Snell  Francis  Joseph  Hunt,  High  st 
CHINA,  GLASS,  6tc.,  DEALERS. 
Brown  Kohert  C,  London  road 
Hill  Judith  B.,  Highst 
Smith  John,  Hiith  st 
Sparhani  William,  Duke's  Head  st 

COACH    BUILDER. 
Freeman  Edward,  daptl  road 
COAL    MERCHANTS. 
Johnson  Robt  (&  timber), Harbour 
Seppings  George,  High  st 

COOPERS. 
Barber  John,  Bcrfch 
Cupps  Samuel,  jun.  Beach 
Foninaii  Joseph,  Mariners'  lane 
Peek  Wiliam,  Factory  st 
Stannard  Elisha,  Beach 
Tiipp  Rolert,  Beach 
CORN  AND    FLOUR   DEALERS. 
Kii«thaugh  Georue,  Chapel  st 
Rederave  Robert,  High  st 
Smith  George,  Cha|)el  st 
Smith  Robert,  High  st 
Younginan  Henry,  Highst 

FIRE,    &r  ,    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Atlas.  Thomas  B.  Bird,  Factory  st 
Clerical.  Mkdicaland  General 
(life),     B.njamin    W.     Browne, 
Mariner's  l^ne  [Highst 

County  (fire).  William  R.  Barnard, 
Family  KNDowMENT(life), Thomas 

Crowe,  High  st 
Guardian,  John  Chaston,  High  st 
Hail-Storm, Benjamin  W.Browne, 

Mariner^'  I  me 
London.  Samuel  F.  Abbott,  High  st 
Norwich  Union,  Wm.  H.  Seago, 
Hiuhst  [.Mariners' lane 

Phoenix  (fire),  Bei  jn.  \V.  Bn-wne, 
Pkovidf.nt  (life),  William  R.  Bar- 
nard. High  st  [st 
SuPFOLK  (fire),Thos.  Crowe,  High 
Sun  [tire],  Edmund  Noi  ton.Hiyh  st 
Wf.stern  (life),  Michael  Colder, 
High  st 

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FISH   CURERS 

ON  THE  BEACH. 


Allerton   Jo.seph 

&  Thomas 
BallsWillia!n,jun 
Barber  John 
Buigess  William 
Butcher  John 
Butcher  Samuel 
Capps  James 
Capps  Robert 
Cnpps  Samuel 
Gall  John 
Cowing  George 

Sead  &  Son 


HammersleyJos. 
Porter  Thomas 
Roberts  John 
Robert.sjohii.jun 
Saunders  Richard 
Sharman    Shad. 
Sterry  James 
Srcrry  James  G. 
Sterry  Jolin 
sterry  Robert 
nimouthCharles 

&  Son 
Woods  Wm.  J  ones 


FISH    SALESMEN. 

Baines  Benjamin,  Old  Market  plain 
Balls  Thomas,  High  st 
Cowing  George, jun.  Highst 

GARDENERS    St    SEEDSMEN. 

Cliuich  William,  High  st 
(  owles  Benjamin.  Chapel  road 
Rnmsby  R  ibert.  Bell  lane 
GROCERS  AND  TEA  DEALERS 

{See  also  Shopkeepers.) 
Abbott  Samuel  Fieeman,  High  st 
Browne  Robert,  High  st 
Curtis  Charles,  Pakefield 
Curtis  Jiimes,  High  st 
Devereux  J(hn,  High  st 
Devei  eux  John,  jun.  High  st 
Everett  Edward  &  Co.,  High  st 
Hill  Judith  B.,  Highst 
Smith  John,  High  st 
Sparham  vvilliam,  Duke's  Head  st 
Tultle  Henry,  High  st 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 
Breeze  Frederick,  Duke's  Head  st 
Chambers  Samuel,  High  st 
Fisher  Edward,  High  st 
Harris  Wilhain,  Chapel  road 
Salter  Roger,  High  st 
INNS. 
(See  also  Taverns  li(  Public  Houses  J 
Crown,  Job  Copeman.  High  st 
Crown  &  Anchor,  Thomas  Balls, 

High  st 
Queen's  Head  (and  posting  house), 

Morse  &  Woods,  High  fti 
Royal  Hotel  (family  and  posting), 

George  William  Howse,  Marine 

Esplanade  [load 

Suffolk  Inn,  Robert  Clarke,  London 


IRON    FOUNDERS. 

See  under  the  Head   Agricultural 
Implement  Makers. 


IRONMONGERS. 

Precious  Robert,  Hiiih  st 
Thirtle  James  F.,  Hiiih  st 

LINEN  Ac%VOOLLEN  DRAPERS. 

CliMston    John,  (Exicutors    ot  the 
late,  and  silk  tnercersi,  Highst 
Fuller  .Mary  Maria,  Highst 
Hopson  Henrv,  Hi^h  st 
Ling  Robert  &.  Co.,  Hieh  st 
Pratt  &  Thiirtle,  High  st 
Salter  William,  High  st 

MARINE    STORE    DEALERS. 
Burton  John,  D"ve  st 
Cnlley  Cbailes,  Beach 
Gaiwood  Joseph,  Beach 
Hubbard  John,  Back  l.ine 

MERCHANTS. 

Easthaugh  Joiiaihan  !).,  Harbour 
Johnson  Roliert  (geneirtl),  Hartiour 
Seppings  Georne,  Highst 

MILLERS. 

Cleveland  Charles,  Kirkley  Mill 
Dent  Aaron,  Oulion  road 
Foreman  Emanuel,  Pakefield 


George  Henry,  Onlton 
Knigiits  Jolin,  Oulton 
Peek  James,  Kiikley 
MILLINERSAc  DRESS  MAKERS 
Fuller  &  Matthews,  Hinh  st 
Hall  Sarah,  London  road 
Naylor  Lucy,  High  st 
Nelson  Ellen,  Chapel  rnad 
Stewart  Susannah,  Hiijh  st 
PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS    AMD 

GLAZIERS. 
Barrett  Robert,  High  st 
Jolinson  Samuel,  High  st 
Ling  John  Wiitson,  Mariners'  lane 
Rarkham  George,  Duke's  Head  st 
W  hi  neon  George,  Chapel  road 
Winter  Willian),  Chapel  st 
ROPE    MAKERS    AND    TWINE 
SPINNERS. 
{See  also  Twine  Spinners.) 
Blv  Abel,  Chapel  toad 
Francis  William,  Beach 
Gall  John,  Beach 
Cowing  G.  S.&  Son,  High  st 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Carr  John,  Bell  lane 

Cri<  kmer  George,  High  St  [st 

Smith  Andiew  F.  (harness),  High 

SAIL    MAKERS. 
Braribeer  Samuel  &  Son,  Harbour 
Tilmouih  Chas.  &  Son,  Rents  scoie 

SHIP    CHANDLERS. 

Balls  William,  jun.  Beach 
Bradbeer  S;imnel  &  Son,  Harbotrr 
Hudgell  William,  Beach 
SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERS IR 

GROCERIES  «t  SUNDRIES. 
Adams  George,  Beach 
Blaxill  John,  High  st 
Broom  Francis,  Bell  lane 
Bute  her  Samuel,  London  road 
Casleton  John,  Rlariners'  lane 
Cowling  Jolin,  Factory  st 
Hall  John,  Beach 
Mun()ay  Heniy,  Devest 
Neslen  Robert,  White  Horse  tt 
Pain  Maria,  High  st 
Redgrifts  Thomas,  Pakefield 
Shacker  Charles,  Bell  lane 
Smith  Elizabi  th.  High  st 
Smith  John,  Mariners*  lane 
Ward  Mark,  Kirkley 

STONE  MASONS. 
Allen  George,  London  road 
Balls  James,  London  road 

STRAW^  BONNET  MAKERS. 

Fuller*  Matthews,  H'gh  st 
Cowing  Maiy  Ann  &  Eliza,  High  st 
Naylor  Lucy,  High  st 
Rogers  Caroline  A.,  Old  Market  pi 

SURGEONS. 

Brame  Samuel  Shaiman,  High  st 
Cleveland  George,  High  st 
Jeffrey  Edward,  London  road 
Pirntice  John,  High  st  [st 

Woithington  WilTMin  Collins,  High 

TAILORS. 

Marked  tlnis  •  are  also  Drapers. 
•Abbott  Edmund.  High  st 
Biame Thomas,  Higli  st 
Cooper  John,  Compasses  lane 
•Coibyn  George,  High  st 
Day  Edward,  Kiikky 
Gardener  Kranci.s,  Mariners'  Ian* 
•Colder  Michael,  High  st 
Hogg  Henry,  High  st 
Mitchells  William,  Bell  lane 
Morter  Thomas,  High  st 
♦Punchard  Charles,  High  st 
Sargent  William,  Kirkley 


©Iiectorg* 


LOWESTOFT,  &c. 


^Uffollt* 


TALLOW   CHANDLERS. 

Abbott  Samuel  Fiaiici>,  Hiijhst 
Fowler  William,  Fartdry  st 
TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Blue  Anchor,  William  Smiili,  High  st 

Bowling  Green.  \Vm.  Newson,  Bell  lane 

Fox  &  Hounds,  \Vm.  E.  Godfrey,  High  st 

Globe,  John  Day,  High  st 

Herring  Fiihery,  Thomas  Bennett,High  st 

King's  Head,  ilobl.Holhrook.lVlxriDeis'la 

Maltsters,  Samuel  Marjarum,  High  st 

Mariners,  Samuel  Mallelt,  Mariners'  lane 

Mill,  Zechariah  Firman,  Pakefield 

Norwich  Arms,  William  Nohbs,  High  »t 

Ship,  Edward  Banham,  High  st 

Ship.  John  Bemment,  Oulton 

Ship,  Samuel  Peek,  Piiketield 

Ship  &  Railway,  George  Cox,  High  st 

Star,  Susannah  Balls,  High  st 

Three  Herrings,  Robert  Utting,  High  st 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Adams  John,  Pakef1>-ld 
Allerton  Sanuel,  Duke's  Head  st 
Aimes  William,  Beach 
Barber  Samuel,  Di>ve  st 
Bishop  John,  Dukr's  Head  st 
Blasry  James,  Campasses  lant 
Capps  Elizabeth,  Beach 
Church  William,  High  st 
CiickelJohn,  Devest 
Cooper  John,  Beach 
Cox  Edward,  Mariners'  lane 
Day  William,  Beach 
Dowson  Ham,  Mariners'  lane 
Farrer  Matthew,  London  road 
Frost  Thomas,  Pakelield 
Garwood  Robert,  White  Horse  st 
Hellen  James,  Ki'kley 
King  William.  Beach 
Lincoln  Amos,  Pakefield 
Livuck  William,  Duke's  Head  st 
Major  William,  High  st 
N'obbs  James,  Compasses  lane 
Saunders  James,  Kirkley 
Saunders  Richard,  Beach 
Scarll  John,  Bell  lane 
Sharman  George,  High  st 
Squire  Henry,  Beach 
Tripp  Charles,  Factory  st 
Welham  William,  High  st 

TWINE    SPINNERS. 

Cann  Stt-pht-n,  Beach 
Gardener  James,  Church  road 
Hammersley  Joseph,  Bcacli 
Jackson  Charles,  Cliapel  road 
Leggett  James,  Beach 
Robeits  Joiin,  Beach 
Saunders  John,  Beach 
Saunders  Kicliard,  Beach 
Steriy  John,  Clianel  road 

W^ATCH    &    CLOCK    MAKKRS. 

Crake  t^daiutid.  High  st 
Dye  John,  High  st 
Naylor  Thomas,  High  st 
Sharman  George,  High  st 

^VHEELWRIGHTS. 

Case  Robert  D.,  Cliapel  road 
Cox  Edward,  Mariners'  liine 
Spiirgeoii  Jncob,  Chapel  road 
WIME  «c  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 
Balls  Thoina",  High  .st 
Bullard  Richard,  Mariners'  lane 
Morse    &    Woods,   Bell    lane  and 
Yarmouth 


Miscellaneous 

Adams  Caroline,   landscape  painter,  Old 

Market  plain 
Balls  Thomas,  furniture  broker.  High  st 
Barnard  William  V.  conveyancer,  High  st 
Bird  Thos.B.  collector  of  laxe8,Factory  st 
Browne   Benjamin  W.  bailiflf  of  County 

Court,  Mariners'  lane 
Buckle    John    G.    livery-stable    keeper, 

Mariners'  lane  I  plain 

Biigg  Daniel,  wood  turner.  Old  Market 
Capps  William,  hosier  &  glover.  High  st 
Colby  Nathaniel, keeper  of  the  lighthouse, 

High  street 
Day  John,  fruiterer.  High  st 
Emmerson  Robert,  haberdasher  and  sta- 
tioner. High  st  [st 
Emms  Joseph,  hosierand  toy  dealer,  High 
Harvey  John,  keeper  of   the  lighthouse, 

High  street 
Harvey    Stephen    Saunders,     veterinary 

surgeon.  Mariners' lane  [Beach 

Hudgell  William,  mast  and  block  maker, 
Loveday  William,  horse  breaker.  Bell  lane 
Morter  Edward,  gunsmith  &  bell-hanger. 

Duke's  Head  st 
Newson  Hobert,  parish  clerk.  High  st 
Richardson  John  R.  shipbuilder,Harbour 
Roberts  John,  dealer  in  furnituie,High  st 
Roberts  John,  pawnbroker.  High  st 
Smith  Andrew  F..  leather  cutter.  High  st 
Snggate  Alfred,prnfes9or  of  music, High  st 
Tuneate  Mary,  eating-house.  Bell  lane 
Williams  Thomas,inlaud  revenue  officer, 

Duke's  Head  st 
Wright  William,  dyer.  Mariners'  lane 


REGISTRARS    OF  BIRTHS  &  DEATHS. 
For  I.nrvtstolt.  Saml.  S.  Brame,  High  st. 
For  Kessiiigland,  Samuel  Smith,  Carlton 

Colville. 
For  Gorlrston,  Charles  David  Arnott,M.D 

Gorlestou. 


PUBLIC    BUILDINGS, 
OFFICES  &C. 

PLACES    OF   WORSHIP, 

AND  THEIR  MINISTERS. 

Saint  Margaret's  Chdrch  — Rev- 
Francis  Cunnincham,  t;icar;  Rev  John 
M.  Randall,  c!<r(i<« 

Saint  Pster's  Chapel  op  Ease,  Cha- 
pel road — (The  same  ministers  as  Saint 
Margaret's) 

Baptist  Chapel,  High  st— Rev.  John 
E.  Dovey. 

Independent  Chapel,  High  street- 
Rev.  Henry  Moore. 

WesLEYAN  METHODISTCHAPEL,Highst 

Primitive  Methodist  Chapel, Beach, 
Latter  Day  Saints',  Rent  score. 


POOR    LAW   UNION. 

Workhouse,  Oulton. 

Governor — Henry  Harrison. 

Matron — F.lizaheth  Harrison. 

Clerk  to   the   Board  of  Guardians — Mr. 

Edmund  Norton. 
Surgeons —{{nr  Lowestoft)    Edward   Jef- 

fery;  (for  Kessington)  John  Prentice  ; 

(for  Gorleston  Chas.  David  Arnott,M.D 
Chaplain — Rev.  Richard  Hibbs. 
Relieving Ofiicers—{(oT  Lowestoft) William 

Spaul;  (lor  Gorlestou)  James  Ling. 


REGISTRARS, 

OF   BIRTHS,    DEATHS  &  MARRIAGES. 
Superintendent — Mr.     Edmund     Norton 

High  street. 
ReyiUr;r  of  Marriagei—GeoTgeS.  Crisp, 

High  stieet. 


Bath  House  &  Subscription  News 

Room,  lieach— William   C.  Worthing- 
ton,  proprietor. 
Coast  Guard  Station,   Beach— Lieut 

Richard  Joachim,  commanrltr. 
Custom  House  Office, London  road^ 

Ht-rcules     Vaxley,    principal    officer . 

Thomas  Salter,  agent. 
Dispensary   &  Infirmary,  Infirmary 

plain     William   C.    Wurthingtun    and 

John  Prentice, surgeons ;  Mary  Gyford, 

matron. 
Fisherman's  Hospital,  Beach. 
Gas  Works,  Beach — Lloyds  &    Brown, 

proprietors ;  James  Belts,  monoper. 
Inland  REVENCEOFFiCE,aitheCiown 

Inn — Thomas  Williams,  o^cer. 
Norwich  &Lowestoft  Navigation — 

H  A  RBO  UR  Office,  I  he  Harbour— Capt. 

William  S.  Andrews,  harbour  master. 
Police  Office,  High  street— Thomas 

T.  Roper,  inspector. 
Stamp    Office,    High    street — Robert 

Morris,  sub-distributer. 
Theatre,  Bell  lane. 
Town  Hall,  High  street. 


COACHES. 

To  IPSWICH,  the  Old  Blue  (from  Yar- 
mouth),  calls  at  the  Queen's  Head, 
every  forenoon  (Sunday  excepted)  at 
eleven 

To  YARMOUTH,  the  Old  Blue  (from 
Ipswich),  calls  at  the  ahnve  Inn,  every 
evenins  (Sunday  excepted)  at  six  ;  and 
Omnibuses  several  times  during  the  day 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

ON    THE    NORFOLK  AND  LOWESTOFT 

LINE. 
Station,  London  road,  abnut  tea  minutes 
walk  from  the  centre  of  the  town. 


CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,  hy  ?vji7,dailv 

To  HALESWOR  IH,  Ann  Page,  from  the 

Crown   and   Anchor,    Wednesday  and 

Saturday 
To  IPSWICH.  John  Bedingfield,  from 

the   Fox  and   Hounds,    Monday    and 

Friday 
To  NORWICH,  John  Elliott,  from  the 

blue  Anchor,  Monday  and  Thursday, 

also  by  rail 
To  REEDHAM,  by  rai/,  daily 
To  SOUTH  WOLD.  James  New, on,ftom 

the  Blue  Anchor,  Monday  &  Thursday 
To   YARMOUTH,   Phcebe   Bills,   from 

the  Duke's  Head,  daily,  also  by  rail 

CONVEYANCE  BYTVATER. 

To  LONDON,  NORWICH,  BECCLES, 
BUNGAY,  HALESWORIH,  HAR- 
LESTON,  &c.  trading  vessels,  from 
Johnson's  whaff,  at  the  Harbuur, 
weekly — Robert  Johnson,  agent 


MENDLKSHAM  and 

^ENDLESHAM  is  a  parish,  in  the  hundred  of 
Hartisniere — the  town,  which  formerly  had  a  market, 
is  81  miles  N.E.  from  London,  15  n.n.w.  from  Ipswich, 
about  7  N.  from  Stowmaiket,  and  3  s.e.  from  Fin- 
Dingham — tiie  two  last  named  stations  on  the  Eastern 
Union  railway.  It  is  situated  in  a  deep  miry  soil,  near 
the  souice  of  the  river  Deben,  and  consists  of  two 
principal  si  leets,  the  houses  of  which  are  but  ill-built; 
and  the  town  in  neneral,  as  well  as  the  approaches  to 
it,  are  by  no  means  preiiossessitig.  The  inhabitants  are 
mostly  employed  in  agriculiure,  the  land  in  the  neigh- 
bourhood producing  heavy  crops  o(  beans,  wheat  and 
oats.  Charles  Tvrrell,  Esq.  is  lord  of  the  manor  :  two 
constables,  the  only  municipal  officers,  are  appointed 
at  his  court, 


NEIGHBOURHOOD. 

The  parish  church  of  Saint  Mary,  was  given  b  ' 
William  Rufus,  to  the  abbot  and  convent  of  Battle,  in 
Sussex  :  the  living  is  a  vicarage,  of  which  the  Rev. 
Robert  Field,  is  ihe  patron,  and  the  Rev.  Thomas 
Henry  Day,  l.l.d.  is  the  present  vicar.  There  are 
places  of  worship  for  Inclependtnts,  Baptists,  and 
Wesleyan  Methodists,  and  a  free  .school,  with  a  smnll 
endowment.  Towards  the  end  of  the  >e>enieenth 
century,  an  ancit-nt  silver  crown,  weighing  about  sixty 
ounces,  and  supposed  to  belong  to  one  of  the  Kings 
of  the  East  Angles,  was  founti  here.  A  fail- is  held  on 
the  2nd  and  3rd  of  October,  principallv  for  pleasure, 
pedlary,  &c.  The  population  of  Mendlesham  parish, 
by  the  returns  rendered  in  1831,  was  1,233,  and  in 
1841,  1,340. 

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jl^uffolfi* 


MENDLESHAM,  &c. 


Slater'jj 


POST    David  F"X,  Post  Messenger,  who  taki s  Irtters  for  all   pans  to  Thwaite,  every  eveuiug  at  five 
and  utimf^ai   nine  in  tht  nioruing. 

OENTRY  AND  CLERGY.       |  Biundisl)  Robert,shoe  maker, Mf-D- 

Cutlibert    Mr.     WilliHin.    sutEeon, :  ^  <"^''''a»>  "^'f^^     ,  ,       ,, 

Me.Kllesi  am  [Mendiesha.ii ,  Brun.li>iiWilliaii),slioemaker,Men- 

Cuthbert   .Mr.  \Vm.  jiin.,  surgeon,  I  _  ^'^''"•*™  »?'**' " 


Day    Rev.  Thomas   Hmry,  l.l.d., 

Vicarnne 
Moon-  Rev,  B"brrt,  Wetlieringtiam 
Rounce  Rev.  Her>ry,  Men<lle-haiii 
INNS   AND    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 
Griffin  GenigeGtidertiani.Hrockford 
Kini^'s  Hi-ad,  Geurge  K'jnolds 
Royal  Oak,  Joseph  Ea!<t.ill 
SHOPKEEPERS     Ac    TBADERS. 
Abbs  Heurv,  dyer 
Ald(>us\Viliiaii),|)himber  and  painter 
Ari'ourn  Charles,  suddler,  &c. 
Arhiiuiii  Charli  s,  whceKviiglit 
Arnolil  Benjamin,  carpenter 
Ashford  .AKnd,  grour,  diaper,  and 

agent  for  the  Essex  a^d  Suffolk 

Equitdhlf  Iiisuiance  Office 
Bannaiii  VViirMin,  shne  nmker 
Battiry    William,    sliopket-per    and 

beer  rntHiltr.    Mendieshaai  green 
Bewley  Edward,  saadlrr,  &c. 
Bloss  JoshuH,  maltster,  Brockford 
Breu  Uristo,  baker 
Breit  Martha,  grocer  and  draper 


BnckiiiKhain  Harriet,  glover 

Bullock  William.  co>iper 

Bnrch  John,  hlacksnitli 

Biircli  '.\  illiam,  veit-rinary  surgeon 

Childs     Edward,     carpenter    and 

wheehvriglit  [retailer 

Clark   Alfred,  shoemaker  and  beer 
Clark  John,  carpenter 
Clark  Mary  Ami,  heer  retailer 
Crowe  Susannah,  beer  retailer 
Cuttinu  Joseph,  draper  and  tea  dir 
Fi'Sti  r  John,  miller 
Fiix  Ann,  blacksmith 
Fox  Georj;<',sli(ie  maker 
F'lX  TiioniHS,  slionkeeoer 
Gis>iiia  Walter.plumher  and  painter 
Maxell  Owen    master  of  the  Free 

School  and  agent  for  the  Royal 

Exclianee  InsuianceOtfice 
Hood     William,     black-mitii     and 

whei  Uvright,  Bn  ckfoid 
J^cob  Edmund,  ironnioiiger 
Jhc  'b  John,  sa  Idler,  &c.  Brockford 
Kf  rsey  Robert,  miller 
Ling  John,  miller 


L<>ckwiiod  Wm.  veterinary  surgeon 

0>bo!ii  D<  nnis,  hair  drt-sser 

Pt  rcy  Zeplianiah,  watch  and  clock 

maker 
Pizzy  Thomas,  butcher 
Potter  Ilobeit,  tailor 
Qiiiiiioii  jshmael,  biack!>mith 
Reynolds  Geoige.  shoe  maker 
Rod  well  John,  bricklayer 
Ro.st'  John,  blacksmith 
Swan  Allen,  b.<skei  maker 
Thurston  Jamc>,  shopkeeper  and 

gardener,  Bmckford 
Turner     Richard,    carpenter  aud 

joiner 
Tye  John,  cattle  dealer 
Watchman  William,  vvbeelwright 
Wick«  Robert,  shoe  maker 
Woods  Tliomas  P.  bi  ickldyer 
Wright  William,  milier 

RAILTVAY. 

The  nearest  S/a<to»i  is  at  FiNNlvOHtN, 
on  the  Eastern  Union  linb,  about 
3{  miles  N.w.from  Mrndlesbam 

CARRIERS. 

To  IPSWICH,  Edmund  Woods.Monday, 

Wednesday  and  Sutiirdn} 
To  STOW  MARKET,  Richd.  Jolly,  daily 


MILDENHALL, 

WITH  THE  VIELAG  OF  BARTON  MILLS  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 

ivIllLDENHALL  is  a  market  town  in  the  parish  of  parishes, formed  under  the  provisions  of  the  New  Poor 
Mildeiiliall  St.  Aiidiew,  and  hundred  of  Lackford;  72    Law. 

mile- N  N.E.  from  London,  H8  N.w.  from  Ipswirh,  22  The  parish  church  of  S  int  Mary  is  a  large,  hand- 
N.E.  from  Cambridge,  l.'i  E.  by  s.  from  Ely,  \)  n.  from  some  structure,  with  a  roof  of  wood,  richly  curved,  a 
Newmarket,  the  same  d  stance  s.  by  w.  from  Brnn-  spacious  nave,  two  sidr  i-lfs,  and  a  clianrel.  Tlie  en- 
don,  and  heiw<  en  11  and  12  miles  t.s  w.  fioniTlieiford  tran<e  is  through  a  fine  Gothic  porch,  and  the  inteiior 
(Norfolk)— the  two  last-named  places,  strttions  on  the  contains  several  handsome  monunienis  to  the  family 
Ea-tern  Coumics  R.ilway.  The  town  is  pleasantly  of  iht- Norths:  the  living  is  a  vicaiag.-,  in  the  gilt  of 
situated  upon  ihe  river  Larke,  which,  being  navigable  the  lord  of  the  mnnor;  the  pre>ent  incumbent  is  the 
for  barges  to  Lynn,  has  coiisiiierably  addcM  to  its  trade  Rt-v.  Samuel  Banks.  There  arr  pUce^  of  worship  for 
and  prosperity.and  CI  eated  a  tolerable  bu'iness  in  giHin  Bapti-^ts  and  Weslevan  Methodists;  a  Nntional  school 
ai  d  corti,  for  the  supply  of  pi  ices  inland.     The  town    supported  by  subscriptions;  and  an  almshouse  for  four 

widows,  founded  in  1722,  by  ^irTlioma*  Hanmer.  The 
maikrt  is  held  on  Frid.iy,  nn  annual  fair  on  tlie  lllh 
of  Ocioner,  and  a  st  itute  for  hiring  servants  in  the 
beiinningof  ihe  same  month.  Tne  parisb  contained 
in  1831,  o,267  inhabitants  and  in  1841    3,731. 

Aboutainiesoutli-east  from  .Mildenh«ll,  in  the  same 
hnhiired,  is  the  village  and  paiish  of  Barton  Mills, 
coiiiaiiong  a  churrh,  dedicated  to  St.  Mary,  and  a 
Bapt  St  «hapel.  Tbc  Hung  i-  a  rectorv,  in  the  Rift  of 
the  Crown  .  the  present  incnmbent  is  the  Rcv.  Chailes 


consistsof  several  sin  eiN,  some  of  which  form  detached 

Eortion*,  au'l  ixteii'l  towaids  the  fens  in  the  cast.  Sir 
letiry  Eilv»ard  Bnnhnry  is  'ordof  the  manor,  and  hold> 
a  court  as  occasion  leiiuiies  ;  and  Mililenhall  is  in- 
c  udc'l  in  the  ihirty-»ixtli  cirniit  of  Coun'v  Coun 
to« lis,  under  the  n»-w  act  for  thereco-ery  of  debts 
to  any  amount  not  exceeding  £20.  A  high  constah  . 
is  appoimed  aimiiaDy  ;  hutihe  town  is  within  ihc  juiis- 
diciioM  of  ihe  county  magistrates,  wlo  meet  lieie  for 
the  despatch  ol  bu-iness.  This  place  is  a  (lolliig  station 
at  the  election  of  members  to  represent  West  Siiffoll.; 
and  it  is  the  centre  of  the  Mildenhall  Union  of  th  rit  en 


Chichesii  r.     The  population  of  the  palish,  in  1831, 
Mas  591,  and  in  1841,640. 
POST  OEFICE^  High  Street,  William  Tuiand  Pope,  Pust  ^Ufw/er,— Letters  form  all  parts  arrive  every 

morning  at  half-past  tinee,  ainlare  despatdud  at  nine  in  the  evening. 


GENTRY    AND    CLERGY 

Andrews   Mr.  Joseph,    Mildcnhall 

C'ttage  ^ 

Archer  Mrs.  Sarah,  Kiln  st 
Banks  Re».  Samuel,  Neatway 
BnckeAIrs  Georgiana,  Mai  ket  place 
Bunbury  Charles  James   Fox,  Esq. 

(m  iwi»trat>  ),  Bridei\ell  st 
Chichester    Rev.    Charles,    Barton 

Mills  Rectory 
Damant  MiS.  Elizabeth.  Mill  st 
Dennis  Mr.  Geoige,  Holywell  road 
Eaitle  William,  E-(|.,  Lakenheaih 
Gataker  Georne,  Esq.  (magistrate), 

Biiie«ell  -t 
Gibson  R'  v.  James,  Worling'on 
Go'i'iard  Mr.  James,  Nonh  terrace 
Godfrey  Mrs.  Rachel,  Mill  st 
Godfrey  Rev.  William,  Kentiet 
Goo(h  Mr.  Geoige,  North  terrace 
Gwili  Mis.  Ciiailcs,  Icklinghani 

56 


Gwilt  Rev.  Daniel,  Ickiinghani 
(iwilt  John,  Esq.  Icklinghani 
GrtiU  Rohi'it,  Esq.,  Icklingham 
Ha'es   Ji.hii    Turner,    Esq.,    Hei- 

rinswell 
Honewvood  Frederick  Philip,  Esq. 

( tiiagistratr),  Woriington 
Lilliiig>ioii  Aifieil,  E^(|,,Lhipenham 
M"i]ey  Mrs.  Sarah,  Kiln  st 
Mute  Geoige,  Esq.,  Hei  ringswell 
Newton  William,  Esq.,  Klvi  dou 
Ottey  Rev.  J.  T.,  i»t<  nam 
Packe  James,  E  q..  Bridewell  st 
Pdey  Rev  Geo. Barb.  r,FrecKenham 
Richardson  Rev — ,  Boton  mills 
Sandeis  Rev.  William,  Eiiswell 
Smyihies    Rev.     Henry    R.,    Her- 

ringswell  [Barton  place 

Squire  Captain  William  Thomas, 
Tiiaipe  Rev.  Augustus  Chippeuham 
Tharpe  John,  Esq.,  Chippenham 


Tharpe  Sidney,  E.sq.,  Chippenham 
Waddington  Henry  Spencer,  Esq., 

Cavenh  till 
Waddinutoii    Henry  Spencer,  Esq. 

jun.  (mauiNtraie),  Caveiihani 
Ward  Mr.  John,  Bridewell  st 
Webb  Mis.  Jane,   Cock  lane 
Young  Mrs.  Sophia,  Mill  st 

ACADEMIES    6t    SCHOOLS. 

Bridgeman  Sat  ah  (day),  Co.  k  lane 
Bhiiish    School,    Bat  ton    Mills, 

Mi>.s  Hickling,  mistress 
Cov\ell    Eliza   (boarding  and  day) 

Bndeweh  st  ^ 

Kiniptou  Richd.  (boarding  &day), 

North  terrace 
National   .School,  Barton    Mills, 

Wlidam  Town^end,  master 
National   School,     Churchyard, 

Miss  Roper,  mistress 


i9inctoi'i). 


MILDENHALL,  &c. 


SufTolfe. 


ATTORNEYS. 

Isaacson, VVooti oil  rt;  Son«  (&  clerks 

to  the  inapistrafes),  Mill  -t 
Read  James  &  James,  High  st 

BAKERS. 

Barntt  Edward  {&.  confectioner), 
Market  Jane  [lli^h  st 

Doughty    John    (&    coiif.  ctioner). 
Doughty  William,  Cock  lane 
Pettit  James,  Maiktt  place 
Pettit  William,  Bridewell   st 

BANKERS. 

Oakes,  Bevnii,  Moore  &  Bevan 
(branch)  —  (draw  on  Baiclay, 
Bevan  &  Co.  London) — Edmund 
Denton  Isaacson, Mill  st,  audTlios. 
Chifuey,  North  lerrace,  agents 

BASKET    MAKEBS. 

Ashen  Chailts,  Mill  st 
Fletcher  WilTum,  Mill  st 

BLACKSMITHS. 

King  Jani^-s,  Martet  lane 
Marter Charles,  Kdn  st 
Sparse  Raciiael,  liarton  Mills 
Sparke    Richaid,   Bridewell  st  and 

Barton  Mills 
Starling  John,  Cock  lane 
Striiiliiig  Nathaniel,  Cock  lane 

BOOKSELLERS,    STATIONERS 
AND    PRINTERS. 

Marter  Charles,  jnn.  Mill  st 
Po|)e  William  Tur^ind,  High  st 

BOOT    &    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Abboit  Jnnies.  Marketplace 
Aliboti  Jiinies,  jun  ,  Beckniw  road 
Bud  Cliailes,  Biidewt-ll  st 
Bretwell  John,  Bridewell  st 
Cobb  Edward,  H(dvwfll  road 
Cornell  J'tin,  Brid'-wfU  st 
Davis  Elizalieth,  Mill  st 
Doughty  Henry,  Mill  st 
Folkes  Robin',  Bartnn  Mills 
Fowlett  William,  Barton  Mills 
Tuck  '.'"honias,  High  st 
Watts  Georiie.  Bridewell  st 

BRICKLAYERS  &  BUILDERS. 

Jollv  Johnson,  Baitun  Mills 
Morlev  Janie«,  Ninth  terrace 
Palmer  Ciiailes  Bridewell  st 
Rntherfiiid  Tlioma---,  Eriswell 
Webb  Ch;irles  Ik  Smiuel  ^&  brick 
makers  &  lime  burners),  Cock  la 

BUTCHERS. 

Fowler  Ro'crt,  Maikit  place 
Naylor  James,  liarton  Mills 
Trundle  \\'iUiain,  High  st 
Tyler  Henn,  Mill  st 
Webb  William,  Mai  ket  lane 
Wiseman  Cenige,  Biidewell  st 

CARPENTERS. 

Brooks  Henry,  Harton  Mills 
Haylock  David,  North  terrace 
MiMiie  John    (Si.   cabinet   maker), 

Market  pl-ice 
Seeker  Cliarle-,  Barton  Mills 
Smith  Thomas,  High  st 
Williams  Da\id,  Briiewell  st 

CHEMISTS    &    DRUGGISTS. 

Lucas  ThoiiKi»  Bnrtim,  High  st 
Smith  Samuel  Fu.ler,  Hiyli  st 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 

Ellington  Thomas,  liarton  Mills 
Foikes  John,  Barton  Mills 
Fuller  Philip,  Ban  on  Mills 
Moore  Richard,  Kiln  st 
Owers  Samuel  &  Charles,  Mill  st 


COOPERS. 

Dye  Nathaniel,  Mai  ket  place 
Goodrich  John,  Mill  st 

CORN    MERCHANTS. 

Ellington  Thomas    (&  seeds),  Bar- 
ton Mills 
Foikes  .lobn.  Barton  Mills 
Kulltr  Philip,  Barton  Mills 

FIRE,    &c.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Norwich  Union,  Wooton  Isaacson 

&  Sons,  Mill  st  [High  st 

SuiFOLK  (fire),  James  &  Jas.  Read, 

GROCERS    AND     DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

M.irked  thus  *  aie  also  Diapers. 
Bangs  F"uller,  Barton  Mills 
Bangs  H  irriit.  Kiln  st 
•Blaikwell  William,  Barton  Mills 
*Biillinan  William  Ilemv,  High  .st 
Clarke  Geo.,  Daniel,  Barton  Mills 
•Laige  Francis,  High  st 
.Morli-y  William,  Bridt  well  st 
•Ridley  Edward,  High  st 
Sptrke  Riclard,  Barton  Mills 
*Wing  William    &  John    (&  tallow 

chandlers).  Mill  st 
Wiseman  George,  Briifewell  st 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Blade  Robrrt,  Cock  lane 
Docking  Charles,  Cock  lane 
Graham  Robert,  Market  place 
Hills  J  (dm,  Cfick  lane 

INNS    &    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Bell  Inn,  Jas.  Smith  Gittus,  High  st 
Bull,  William  Bo^ty,    IJarton  Alills 
Crown,  William  Ruse,  High  st 
Dog   &   P.rrtiidge,  Tliomas  Beard, 

Bnrton  Mills  [Kiln  st 

Maid's    Heid,    Clark      Rampling, 
Ship,  Roheit  Krost,  INFiU  st 
Tigei's    Head,   Francis  Hammond, 

High  street 
While  Han,  Robert  Gooch,  High  st 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Coe  Joseph,  Cock  lane 
Herbert  George,  Holywell  road 
Morley  Frederick,  Bridewell  st 
Motley  James,  liiidewell  st 
Rose  .lohn.  Barton  .Mills 
Windett  Arthur,  Bridewell  st 

IRONMONGERS   &  BRAZIERS. 

Bates  Abraham,  High  st 
Dei  ham  John,  Mai  ket  place 
Dyson  John,  Marktt  pliice 

MILLERS    &  MALTSTERS. 

Fuller  Philip,  Barton  Mills 
Owers  S.imuel  &  Charles,  Mill  st 

MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS. 

.Aslien  Mary,  Mill  st 
Hills  Eliza    (&  Berlin  repository). 
Mill  street 

PAINTERS,     PLUMBERS    AND 
GLAZIERS. 

D.imant  Maiy  Ann,  Mill  st 
Hills  Charles,  Norih  ttnace 
Rolfe  Samuel,  Millst 
Ungless  Henry,  Ciiuichyard 

S.'^DDLERS. 

.Meninetnn  Richaid,  Cork  lane 
I'eacbev  Richaid,  Mai  ket  place 
Rolfe  John,  Millst 

STRA^V    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Fitch  Elizahetli,  Market  place 
Smith  Eliza  &  Hannah,  Market  pi 


SURGEONS. 

Aldrich  Pellam,  Millst 
Gedge    Aithur    Stedman,    Bride- 
well street 
Han  is  Frederick,  High  st 
Rohinsim  John  Wadham,  Kiln  st 
Wilde  George  Reynolds,  High  st 

TAILORS. 

Briahtwelt  John  (&  draper),  Mar- 
ket |)lace 
Brown  Charles  (&  draper),  Mill  st 
DouL'hty  Robert,  Mill  ,t 
Field  Loinas.  Market  place 
Howe  Edward,  Barton  Mills 
Morley  James,  North  terrace 
Motley  u  illiam.  Market  place 
Warner  Willam,  Chuicli  lane 
Watts  Geortje,  Bridewell  st 
Windett  Henry,  High  st 

WATCH    «c    CLOCK    MAKERS. 

Gatward  Thomas,  Bridewell  st 
Porter  Charles,  Bridewell  st 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Howe  George,  Barton  Mills 
Kendell  'VJary,  liarion  Mills 
Stiibling  Nathaniel,  Cock  lane 

Miscellaneous. 

Bland  Georee,  auctioneer,  and  wine   and 

sjiirit  merch.mt.  Mill  street 
Drake  Edward,  horse  dealer.'Barton  Mills 
Gas    Works,   Mill    »t-William  Seeker, 

proprietor  • 

OiliusJames  Smith,  brew  r,  Hi?h  st 
Norm^in  James,  p  'iilterer,  Cock  lane 
Petley  John,  veterinary  surf;eon.  Mill  st 
Police  Static. n,   Bridewell  st— Daniel 

Finchan:,  superintendent 
Siribling  Branwhite,  gunsmith  and  eaa- 

filter,  Cock  lane 
Webb  Henry,  dyer.  Church  lane 


POOR    LAW    UNION. 
Workhouse,  Cliuicbyard. 
Goferno/-— Thomas  Cross. 
yl/a/jo)(— IMarv  Cross. 
Ctrik     to     the    Hoard    of  Guardians — 

Wo'ton  Isaacson,  Mill  street 
Relieving  Officer  and  Registrar  of  Births, 

Deaths  and  Marriages—TUos'.  Edward 

Robinson,  Barton  Alills 


COUNTY    COURT, 

Held  in  the  Cocet  House  monthly. 
Judge — Francis  King  Eagle,  Esq. 
Deputy  Cle?ks—J»mes  &  James  Read. 
Bailiffs — John   Rolfe,   jun.    and  Charles 

Docking. 


COACH. 

ToBtJRY  SAINT  EDM UNDS.a  CoocA, 

from  the  White   Hait    Inn,  every  Wed- 
nesday &  Saturday  morning  at  nine 

CONVEYANCE    BY   RAILWAY. 

The  nearest  Station  is  Biia.xdon,  on  the 
Easter.n  Counties  li.ne,  nine  mile* 
distant 

There  is  a  Van  daily,  to  meet  the  trains 
every  morning 

CARRIERS. 

To  BURY  SAINT  IDML'NDS.WilJiam 
Powell,  from  .Market  lane,  James  Mor- 
ley.  Bridewell  street,  &  George  Coe, 
from  Cock  lane,  Wednesday  and  Satur- 
day morning 


^Uffolfe* 


^latn'0 


NAYLAND,  STOKE,    BURES   and  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 

i^AVLAN'D  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Babergh —   a  distance  of  twenty  miles:  the  living  is  a  vicarage,  iti 


the  sninll  town,  formerly  possesinga  market,  is  57  miles 
>'.E.  from  London,  16  s.w.  from  Ipswich,  and  about  6 
>'.N.w.  from  Ci)lchester(Essexj — a  station  on  the  Eas- 
tfrn  Union  l^aiiway;  seated  on  the  north  bank  of  tlu' 
Stour,  over  which  is  alaige  bridge  of  one  arch,  leading 
into  Lssex.  This  town  was  (incefamonsin  theclotliine 
line,  and  liad  n)any  wealthy  resident  mannfittureis  ; 
but  it  has  Ins.  since  lost  that  iraile,  and  is  now  und' 


the  gift  of  Sir  J.  R.  Rowley,  Bart. ;  tlie  Rev.  Charles 
M.Torlesse,  m.a.  is  the  present  incumbent.  On  Leaven 
hcHth,  near  the  site  of  an  old  burial  mound,  formerly 
used  b\  the  Society  of  Friend.'janeat  ch.tpcl  of  ease  was 
erected  a  few  years  ago  for  the  accommodation  of  the 
western  parts  of  the  parish.  A  Roman  Catholic  chapel, 
and  a  National  school  are  in  the  village,  and  another  of 
the  latter  on  Leaven  heath.     Sir  Joshua  R.  Rowley, 


tinguished  by  any  other — agriculture  being  the  general    Bart,   (before  named),  of  Tendiing  Hall   (a  beautiful 


pursuit  of  the  iidiabitants.  One  Abel,  a  cloth-worker, 
IS  .«aid  to  have  built  the  handsome  porch  of  the  church, 
in  the  wall  ot  which  lie  has  a  nionument— and  to  signify 
his  name,  as  also  to  make  up  his  coat  of  aims,  the 
letter  '  A'  and  the  figure  of  a  '  bell'  are  cast  upon 
the  monument.  The  church,  whidi  is  dedicated  to 
Saint  James,  stands  in  the  middle  of  the  town,  and 
with  its  spire  steeple  is  ihe  principal  ornament  of  it. 
Naylaud  formerly  a  chapelry  under  Stoke-juxta-Nay- 
land,  is  now  a  distinct  parish.  The  market  has  been 
long  discontinued,  hut  there  is  still  a  fair  on  the  first 
Wednesday  after  the  2nd  of  October.  The  parish  con- 
tained in  1'831,  1,047  inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  1  114. 

Stoke-by-Nayland,  is  a  pleasant  village,  2  miles 
n.E.  by  N.  from  Naylaud,  and  6  s.s.w.  from  Hadleigh. 
The  church  of  Stoke,  is  a  spacious  structure,  with  a 
lofty  tower,  which  may  been  seen  as  far  off  as  Haivvich, 


seat,  near  Stoke),  is  lord  of  the  manor,  and  liolds  a 
court  leet  annually  at  Kaster.  Population  of  Stoke 
parish,  in  1831, 1,447,  and  in  1841,  1,362. 

BuRE.s  is  a  village,  situated  on  the  borders  of  Suffolk 
and  Essex,  in  the  parish  of  Saint  Mary,  which  is  partly 
in  Hinckford  hundred,  Essex  ;  about  4§  miles  w. 
from  Naylaud,  near  the  banks  of  the  navigable 
Stour,  and  on  the  Stour  V^alley  railway,  which  com- 
municates with  the  Eastern  Couniies  line  at  Cogge- 
shall.  The  making  of  malt,  atone  time,  was  carried  on 
here  extensively,  and  it  is  now  the  leading  branch. 
The  parish  church  of  Saint  Mary  boasts  high  antiquity: 
the  living  is  a  vicarage,  of  which  Osgood  Hanbury,  Esq. 
is  patron,  and  the  Rev.  Arthur  Hanbury  the  vicar. 
The  Baptists  have  a  small  chapel  lure.  A  fair  is  held 
on  Holy  Tiiursday.  The  parish  of  Saint  Mary  coii- 
tainedjin  1831,  1,559  inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  1,596. 


POST  OFFICE,  Nayland,  William  Littlebury,  Po*/ i1/«j/er,— Letters  fiom  all  parts  ai rive  every 
morning  at  twenty  minutes  before  seven,  and  are  des|)atched  at  seven  in  the  evening. 

POST  OFFICE,  Stoke,  Mary  Boggis,  Post  liJistress.—  Lctteis  from  all  parts  arrive  every  nioining  at 
B  quarter  before  se\en,  and  are  despatched  at  seven  in  the  evening. 


GENTRY   AND    CLERGY. 

Alston  Mr.  Sam  I.  (attorney),  Nay  land 
Anderson  Rev.  — ,  Bures 
Boggis  Miss  Betsy,  Bures 
Biett  Rev.  John,  Mount  Bures 
Creak  Mrs.  Mary,  Nayland 
Crisp  Miss  Susan,  Nayland 
Currie  Rev.  Henry  Thomas,  Leaven 

heath,  S'oke 
Forbes  General  — ,  Stoke 
Garied  Mrs.  — ,  Bures 
Haas  Rev.  Henry  Jnsepb,  Nayland 
Hanbury  Rev.  Arthur,  Bures 
Kemp  Mrs.  — ,  Bmes 
Leving  Mrs.. Mary  Catherine,  Stoke 
Mortimer  iMrs.  Martha,  Nayland 
North  Rev.  Josepii,  Stoke 
Parker  Mr.  Thomas,  Nayland 
Rowley  Admiral SirJoshua  Uicketts, 

liart ,  Tendiing  Hall 
Howlinsoii  Rev.  — ,  Bnres  St.  Mary 
Salninn  Mrs.  Sarah,  Nayland 
Sinuott  William,  Em].,  Nayland 
Stammers  Mr.  William,  Nayland 
Stannaril,  Mrs.  — ,  Bures 
Torlesse  Rev.  Charles  Martin,  m.a.. 

Stoke  Vicarage 

ACADEMIES  AND    SCHOOLS. 

Glim  wood  Samuel  (dayj,  Bnres 

Groom  the  Misses  (boarding  and 
dav),  Bures 

Hill  Barbara  (day),  Nayland 

Hudson  Mary  Ann  &  Alalia  (board- 
ing). Stoke 

Independent  School,  Nayland — 
Ellen  Hyde,  mi.^tress  [Stoke 

^lorfey   William   (boarding  &  day;, 

^iudd  Emma  (hoarding  and  day), 
Nayland 

Nat  ional  School,  Nayland— John 
Jones,  master;  Emily  Jones, 
mi^tress  [Mcrton,  master 

National  School,   Stoke — Chas. 

National  School,  Bures — Wm. 
Howard,  master;  Miss  Dausie, 
mistress 

National  School,  Leaven  heath, 
Stoke — Jert  miah  Sparrow,master 

Smith  Alexander  (day),  Naylaud 
Stow  Mary  (day),  Naylaud 

68 


BAKERS. 

Barber  William,  Naylaud 
Cant  Samuel,  Bures 
Crooks  John,  Stoke 
Good  Daniel,  Bures 
Goody  Robert,  Bures 
Green  Henry,  Stoke 
Hughes  John,  Stoke 
Layzell  John,  Bures 
Roberts  William,  Nayland 
Mole  Nathaniel,  Bnres 
Snell  William,  Stoke 

BASKET    MAKERS. 

F.iieis  Hfiiiy,  Nayland 
I'aisonson  George,  Bures 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Dansie  William,  Buies 
Death  Isaac,  Bnres 
Death  James,  Bures 
Death  Samuel,  Buies 
King  James,  Stoke 
Pittock  William,  Stoke 
Rouse  Edivard.^Sioke 
Scott  James,  Nayland 

BOOT    AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 

Borictt  Henry,  Nayland 
Biirch  Chailts,  Bures 
Burch  George,  Bures 
Cant  John,   Bures 
Chisnell  Thomas,  Stoke 
Garred  James,  Buies 
Goody  George,  Bure-s 
(ioody  Robert,  Bures 
Gordon  Robert,  Nayland 
Hills  Thomas,  Nayland 
Layzell  Walter,  Bures 
Littlebury  William,  Nayland 
Mole  William,  Bures 
Mortimer  W  illiani.  Stoke 
I'ooley  Henry,  Stoke 
Thorpe  Henry.  Nayland 

BRICK  MAKERS. 

Allen  Robert  A.  Nayland 
Brown  John  William  U.,  Bures 
Garred  John,  Buici 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Eagle  Cliailes,  Nayland 
Mussett  William,  Bures 
Pilgrim  James,  Bures 


BUTCHERS. 

Bacon  James,  Naylaud 
Barnard  James  (pork),  Nayland 
Holton  Edward,  Nayland 
Josslyn  John,  Bures 
Miles  William,  Bures 
Stow  Joshua,  Stoke 
Stow  William,  Stoke 
Tracy  John,  Buies 

CARPENTERS  &  BUILDERS. 

Blunden  Thomas,  Stidie 
Dupont  Joseph,  Bnres 
Hammond  Samuel,  Nayland 
Martin  William,  Stoke 
Mortimer  Henry  (iladvvell,  Naylnnd 
Sargent  Joseph,  Nayland 
Scowen  James,  Bures 
Smith  John,  Nayland 
Sieed  Thomas,  Bures 

COAL    MERCHANTS. 

Allen  Robert  Alfied  (<S:  lime,  brick 

and  slate),  Nayland 
Dallon  James,  Bures 
Stannard    Robert,     Jeremiah    and 

William,  Nayland 
Gaiitd  .lohii,  Bures 
Goody  George,  Bures 

COOPERS. 

Deal  William,  Bures 
Faiers  Henry,  Nayland 
Faiers  William,  Bures 

CORN    MERCHANTS. 
Barber  William,  Nayland 
Dalton  James,  Bures 
Stannard  R.J.  &  VV.,  Naylaud 

GROCERS    AND    DEALERS    IN 
SUNDRIES. 

Marked  Ibus  *  are  also  Orapers. 
Beard  well  James,  Nayland 
•Beiiham  James,  Nayland 
•Biytli  .Alary  Stammers,  Nayland 
Branch  Rcjbeit,  Naylaud 
Cant  Samuel,  Buies 
Chisnell  Rachael,  Stoke 
"Crooks  John,  Stoke 
Diipont  Maiia,  Bures 
•Ffiich  George,  Bures 
•Goddard  Dennis,  Stoke 
*Good  Elizabeth,  IJurcs 


iSU'eaorfi^ 


NAYLAND,  &c. 


Hill  Ann,  Nayland 
Ladkin  Thomas,  Nayland 
Laytell  John,  Bures 
•Moriimer  Samuel,  Stoke 
Parsouson  George,  Bures 

HAIR   DRESSERS. 

Ray  William,  Stoke 

Rice  Jotii),  Bures 

Stow  Abrnham,  Nayland 

INNS    AND    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Anchor,    Charles    Kirby   Bocking, 

Nayland 
Aneei,  John  Josslyn,  Bures 
Angel,  William  Pittock,  Stoke 
Crown,  John  Huff,  Stoke 
Eight  Bells,  Barnabas  Burch,  Bures 
Queen's  Head,  Chas.  Chinery.Bures 
Queen's    Head,    Thomas    Crooks, 

Nayland 
Rose,  Ann  Scowen,  Stoke 
Swan,  Elizabeth  Turner,  Bures 
Vine,  Thomas  Hammond,  Nayland 
White  Hart  (commercial  and  inland 

revenue  office),   John  Seabrook 

Woitimer,  Nayland 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Bouttell  John,  Stoke 
Crooks  John, Stoke 
Hammond  Samuel,  Nayland 
Ive  Joseph,  Navl^tiid 
Layzell  John,  Bures 
Mortimer  Mary  Ann,  Stoke 
Sargent  Joseph,  Nayland 
Scowen  William,  Bures 
IRONMONGERS  &   BRAZIERS. 
Cole  Nathaniel,  Nayland 
Good  Elizabfth,  Bures 

MALTSTERS, 
Borham  Stannard,  Stoke 
Brown  Thomas,  Nayland 


^uffolfe* 


Cuddon  James  (&  brewer),  Nayland 
Dalton  James  Bures 
Garred  John,  Bures 
Green  Thomas  Nayland 
Hewlett  Williom,  Bures 
Palmer  Jesse,  Stoke 

MILLERS. 

Doe  Thomas,  Mount  Bures 
Grimsey  Rohert,  Stoke 
Grimwade  Pilbro,  Stoke 
Stannard     Robert,    Jeremiah   and 

William,  Nayland  and  Bores 
MILLINERS  «(  DRESS  MAKRS. 
Mann  Jane (c&straw  bonnet)  Nayland 
Spinks  Sarah,  Nayland 

PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS     AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Barker  William,  Nayland 
Button  Thomas,  Nayland 
Carter  Charles,  Bures 
Pryke  Hannah,  Stoke 
Steed  Elizabeth  &  Son,  Bures 

SADDLERS. 

Boggis  George,  Sioke 
Gilby  Henry,  Bures 
Goodrich  James,  Nayland 

SURGEONS. 

Daniel!  Jeremiah    George  &  Son, 

Nayland 
Fence  Thomas  Harmld,  Nayland 
Symraonds  Benjamin  F.,  Bures 

TAILORS. 
Beardwell  James,  Na\land 
Branch  Robert,  Nayland 
Cardy  Henry,  Bures 
Cardy  John,  Bures 
Cardy  Zechariah,  Bures  [land 

Hammond  Thomas(&  draper) ,  Nay- 
Hill  Henry,  Stoke 
Peacock  Samuel,  Stoke 


Sargent  Joseph,  Nayland 
Spike  James,  Nayland 
Steed  Joshua,  Biires 
Wilson  Thomas,  Stoke 
Wilson  William,  Nayland 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 
Chapman  William,  Bures 
Mills  William,  Nayland 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Dupont  John,  Bures 
Dupout  Joseph,  Bures 
Hayward  Jo-^eph,  Bures 
King  James,  Stoke 
Rouse  Edward,  Stoke 
Sargent  Joseph,  Nayhnd 

Mi  scellaneous 

Brown  &  Moy,  silk  throwsters,  NayUnd 
Esdell —, tanner  and  currier,  Bures 
Halls  John,  watch  &  clock  mkr.  Nayland 
Hardy  Abraham,  agent  to  the  Norwich 

Union  fire  office,  Bures 
Lawrence  tViUiam,  currier,  Nayland 
Mudd  Arthur  Robert,  chemist,  Nayland 
Page  Thos.  railway  station  matter,  Bures 
RcibertsWni. earthenware  dealer,NayIand 
Ryan    Peter,  draper  and   travelling  tea 

dealer,  Nayland 
Sach  Robert,'rabinet  maker,  Nayland 
SiggersJohn.KloTer  &  fellmoDger,Nayland 
Smith   Susannah,  straw   bonnet   maker, 

Nayland 
Winny  John  Tripijs,  fallow  chandler,  and 

registrar  of  births  and  deaths,  Nayland 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY, 

The  nearest  Stalioti  is  at  Colchester, 
on  the  EisTERN  Union  line,  6  miles 
south  from  Nayland.  There  is  also  a 
Station  at  Bubes,  on  the  SroUfi  Vai,« 
LET  Railway 

CARRIER 

To  COLCHESTER,  —  Parker,  from 
Nayland,  Wednesday,  Thursday  and 
Saturday,  and  toIPSWICH,  Monday 


Aj 


NEEDHAM  MARKET, 


the  election  of  members  to  represent  the  eastern  divi- 
sion of  the  county. 

The  places  of  worship  are  the  chapel  of  ease—of  Saint 
John,  an  ancient  edifice,  a  handsome  chapel  for  Inde- 
pendents, erected  in  1837,  ami  a  meetinghouse  for  the 
Society  of  Friends.  The  living  of  Needham  is  a  per- 
petual curacy,  and  the  appoiniment  of  the  minister  is 
vested  in  the  inhabitants;  the  present  incumbent  is  the 
Rev.  George  Alexander  Paske.  The  Free  Grammar 
School  here  was  founded  utuler  the  provisions  of  the 
will  of  Francis  Theobald,  Esq.,  and  endowed  for  the 
education  of  twenty-one  poor  children.  An  almshouse 
for  eight  aged  and  indigent  ]Der>^<ins  is  the  only  other 
charity.  'I'he  prinripal  seats  in  this  neighbourhood  are 
Barking  Hall,  thepropertyof  the  Earl  of  Ashburnhara, 
and  Shrubland  Park,  the  seatof  Sir  William  F.  F.  Mid- 
dleton.  The  market  is  held  on  Wednesday,  and  a  fair 
October  28th  and  the  two  following  days.  The  cha- 
pelry  contained  in  18U,  1466  inhabitants,  and  by  the 
returns  for  1841,  1,353. 
POST  OBFICE^  Jonathan  Tydeman,  Post  Master.— Letters  from  London  and  Ipswich  and  all  partt 
of  the  North  and  South,  arrive  every  morning  at  half-past  six;  and  are  despatched  at  nine  iu  the  morning, 
and  evening  at  five  minutrs  before  eight. 

Letters  from  Bury  Saint  Edmunds  and  the  counties  of  Norfolk,  Cambridge  and  Lincoln,  arrive 
every  morning  at  nine,  and  are  despatched  at  a  quarter  past  two  in  the  afternoon. 

Monet/  Orders  are  granted  and  paid  between  tlie  hours  of  nine  in  the  morning  and  six  in  the^evening. 
NOBILITY,    GENTRY   AND 
CLERGY. 
Abbott  Miss  Ann,  Needham 
Abbott  Miss  Theodosia,  Needham 
Adams  Mr.  Robert,  Needham 
Ashburnhara  the  Right  Hon.  Earl 

of.  Barking  Hall 
Bedingfield  Miss  Caroline,Neerlham 


.S  its  name  implies,  is  a  market  town,  and,  though 
locally  situated  in  the  hundred  of  Bosmei  e  and  Claydon, 
in  the  county  of  Suffolk — is,  in  fact,  achnpelry  in  the 
hundred  of  Bat  king,  Essex.  It  is  71  miles  n.e.  from 
London  I76|  by  rail],  .36^  s.  from  Norwich,  8|  n.n.w. 
from  Ipswich,  and  17|  e.s.e.  from  Bui  y  Saint  Edmunds 
(all  rail  distances)  situated  on  the  line  of  the  Eastern 
Union  Railway.  The  river Gippen  and  theStowmarket 
and  Ipswich  canal  pass  near  to  the  town ;  and  there 
is  a  lake  called  Bosraere  in  the  vicinity,  which  gives 
name  to  the  hundred.  It  is  a  tolerably  well-built  place — 
the  houses  are  in  geneial  neat  and  many  of  them  hand- 
some :  the  surrounflins'  country  is  pleasant  and  abounds 
in  agreeable  walks.  Needham  was  formerly  a  place  of 
conNideration  from  its  woollen  manufactures:  this 
branch  has  entirely  disappeared,  and  the  produce  of 
the  land  is  now  its  staple.  The  Earl  of  Ashburnham 
is  lord  of  tlie  manor,  and  holds,  by  his  steward,  courts 
leet  and  baron  annually,  when  constables  and  other 
officials  areappiiinted.    Needham  is  a  polling  station  at 


Catch  pole  Mrs.  Susan,  Needham 
Clarke  Mr.  William,  Needham 
Hayward  M  r.  Edwai  d,  Needham 
Hayward  Mr.Frederick,  (solicitor,  & 
clerk  to  the  magistraies,  and  su- 
perintendent registrar),  Needham 
Long  Rev.  Robert,  Codenham 
Marriott  Mrs.  Ann,  Needham 
Bedingfield  Miss  Harriet,  Needham  j  Martin  Richard,  Esq.   (magistrate), 
Candler  Mr.  George,  Needham  Hemingstone  Hall 

Cane  Mr.  William,  Needham  1  Maw  Mrs.  Lucy,  Needham 


Middleton  SirWilliamFowel  Fowel, 
Shrubland  Park  [den  Hall 

Moore  James  Meadows,Esq.  Dams- 
Moore  Joiin  Kirliy,  Esq.  Badley 
Paske  Rev.  Edward,  West  Creetingf 
Paske     Rev.    George    Alexander, 

Needham 
Perkins  Rev.  Jo.<eph,  Needham 
Phear  Rev.  John,  Earl  Stonham 
Rawlins  Rev.  Charles,  Needham 
Sammons  Rev.  John  C.  Needham 

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Suffolit. 


NEEDHAM  MARKET, 


Slaur'js 


GENTRY,    tie.— Conlimted. 

Snell  Mi>.  Elizabeth,  Needhaui 
Sqiiiie  Mis.  Ricliael,  Nei'dhaiu 
Steward  Ilev.  Francis,  Bai  king 
Ward  Mrs.  Adii,  Ne-edhain 
Wilkiii.soii  Mr.  Biredon,  Ni-edliam 

ACADEMIES     AND     SCHOOLS. 

Brooke  Mary  (day) 

Diuigiiis  Misses  (hoarding  and  day) 

Fkee    Grammar    School  —  Rev. 

John  C.  Sainiiiiins,  master 
Taylor  Tlioiiias  (day) 

BAKERS. 

Bowfll  Rol>ert 
Colchester  Elizibetli 
Lockvvood  Luke 
Lucas  Thonias 

BANKERS. 

Alexanders'  &  Co.  (draw  on  Bar- 
nrtt.s',  Heares' &  Co.  London)  — 
Samuel  Ale-Nander  Maw, manager 

BLACKSailTHS. 

Brown  Edward 
Claxsoi)  Edward 
Tydeman  Jonathan 

BOOT  AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 
Baskett  Robert 
Brooke  Ri'  hard 
Brooke  Richard  Cooper 
Fai thinii  Moses 
Garrard  Jeiemiali 
Giocim  Robert 
Groom  Robei t,  jun. 
Liic^s  Thomas 
Pane  ,lohn 
Read  Thomas 
Read  William 

BRICKLAYERS. 
Aiiglish  Samuel 
Scopes  Etiward 
Sexton  John 

BUTCHERS. 

Bennett  Catlierine  Kezia 
Brown  Steplien 
Gilsoii  Samuel 


Hay  ward  John 
Smith  Ezekiel 

CARPENTERS    ACBUILDERS. 

(iodfiey  Henry  (and  cabinet  maker) 
Reeve  William  &.  Son 

CHINA  AND    EARTHENWARE 
DEALERS. 

Cooper  Samnel 
Ta>h.r  William 
Woodward  John 

FIRE,    etc-,    OFFICE   AGENTS. 

RovAL  Exchange,  Jonthn.  Abbott 

Suffolk  (fiie),  SamU'-l  Alex-indir 

Maw  and  Frederick  Hay  ward 

GROCERS,      DRAPERS     AND 
DEALERS    IN    SUNDRIES. 

Baglfy  James,  Lambert  Eleazer 

Elsden  Edward  Taylor  William 

GarnhamStcphn.  Webb  Wilham 

Gairard  &Prtddle  Woodwaid  John 

INNS    AND    PUBLIC     HOUSES. 

Bull,  Robert  Mudd 
Georae  Inn,  Joseph  Pooley 
King's  Head,  Eru.betb  Knight 
Queen's  Head,  Richard  Sai;e 
Rampant  Horse,  John  Mount 
Red  Lion,  William  (odd,  Barton 
Swan  Inn,  Samuel  Hat-gar  (and  in- 
land revenue  officer) 
Three  Tun«,  William  Tydeman 

IRONMONGERS. 

Abbott  &  Wiigh',  [&.  glue  makers) 
Southtiate  William 

MILLERS  &CORN  MEUCHNTS 

Bixby  Robert,  Creeton 
Hayward  Edmund 
Sheldrake  vVilliam 
Soiitligate  Abiaham  &  Son 
Stewaid  George  (and  maltster) 

PAINTERS    AND    GLAZIERS. 

Blomfield  Thomas 
Cooper  Samuel 

SADDLERS. 

Dearing  Mary 
Dearing  Thomas 


SURGEONS. 

Beck  Henry 
Beck  Thomas  B, 
Bedim; tield  James 
I'enniiuton  James 

TAILORS. 
Klatt  William 
Green  John 
Lambeit  Eleazer 
Mayhew  Robert 
Studd  John 

W^ATCH     MAKERS. 

Beard  Piiilip 
Davey  John 

Miscellaneous 

Ahliolt  .lohn,  auctioneer 
Bnskett  .lames,  beer  rt-tailer 
lllomtielci  .lane,  straw  bonnet  maker 
Cialion  William,  \vheel«  right 
Dickerson  Sopliia.  confectioner 
Gas  Works— Charles  E(Iward»,manaReT 
Hapgar  .loseph,  rake  and  hurJle  maker 
Lovely  Sarah,  stay  maker 
Lovieiv  Mary  Ann,  beer  retailer 
Moore  Kllza,  milliner  and  dress  maker 
Mount  .liihn,  mallster 
Mount  William,  wire  worker 
Poi.U'P,  Station — James  Briggs,  super- 
intendent 
Potter  Thomas,  basket  maker 
Pretty  Ann.  nilliner  and  dress  maker 
Quinton  .lohn,  chemist  and  bookseller 
Reeve  Richard,  beer  retailer 
Knffell  Francis,  beer  retailer 
Sheldrake  John,  millwright 
Simii30Ti  Janie.s,  cooper 
Sludd  George,  hair  dresser 
Vincent  Jonathan,  veterinary  snrgeon 
Ward  Sophia,  lime  burner  &  brick  maker 
Woollard  William,  whitesmith 
Young  Daniel,  gardener 


CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY- 

ON   THE   EASTERN  UNION  LINE. 

■S/a/io7i,contii;uons  lothe  town — William 

Bird,  station  maater. 


CARRIER. 

TolP.S\VICH,  William  .Sai;e,  daily;  als9 
by  rail 


ORFORD 


II 


S  a  \)aiish  in  the  hundred  of  Plomesiiate — the  town,  |  and  other  officers.  The  mayor  and  two  portmeu  are 
a  borough  corporate,  and  foimerly  holding  a  market ,  is  ^justices  of  the  peace,  and  are  emptiweied  to  hold 
88  milf.s  N.E. byE.from  Londoti,andl9E-by  N.  from  Ip»- j  ses.sions  twice  a  year.  The  buraesses  returned  two 
widi;  .situated  at  tiu-  .south-eastern  extremity  of  the  ]  representatives  to  Parliament  from  the  time  of  Henry 
county, on  the  banksof  the  Ore,  wlieie  it  flows  into  the  VU  until  the  Reform  Bill  passed,  when  the  borough 
German  Oce.in  ;  and  from  wlrch  river  iIk;  n  uue  of  the  was  disfranchised.  Orford  confers  the  title  of  Earl 
place  is  i-aid  to  be  derived.     At  a  former  period,  this    upon   the  family  of  Walpide. 

place  n)u.st   have   been  of  much   greater  extent  and!      Tie  church,  which  is  dedicated  to  St.  BarthoIoiMew, 
cmisefiuence  than  it  is  now — for,  itisstattd,  by  e^rly    was,  when  entire,   a  spacious  and  im|)osing  strijctuie 


historians,  to  have  at  one  time  contained  twelve 
churclit-s:  at  this  day  its  appearance  i.s  nothing  more 
than  that  of  a  scattered  fishini;  village  ;  and  the  only 
objects  attached  to  it,  that  can  he  likely  to  interot  the 
stranger  or  tourist,  are  some  pleasing  maiine  and  land 


of  great  antiquity,  with  a  squ.ne  embatiled  tower. 
The  chancel,  now  in  ruins,  appearsto  b;-  more  ancient 
than  tie  re.-t  of  the  bnildiiig.  'l"he  porch  is  curious 
and  decorated  with  escu'cheons,  and  the  window.s 
contain   some  beiiutiful  traceiv.     In  the  church  is  » 


views,  and  the  impo.sing  luins  of  its  ancifiit  caMle.  font,  of  elaborate  workmanship  and  gnat  antiquity. 
Thi>  fortress  staiiils  upon  an  eminence  westward  of  'Ihe  columns,  arclies, and  general  architecture,  is  in  the 
the  town,  and  the  spot  is  .said  to  have  been  once  the  Norman  style.  The  livim;  is  a  perpiiual  cuiary,  with 
centreof  the  place  :  the  ruins,  as  they  now  stand,  form  I  the  rectory  of  Sudbourn  annexed,  in  the  gift  of  the 
a  Kood  sea-mark  for  ships  coming  fnUn  Hnll.nd.  The  I  Ciown  ;  the  Rev.  John  Maynard  i^  the  present  incuin- 
decline  of  Orford  i>  ascribed  lo  the  loss  of  its  harbour  I  bent.  There  is  a  place  of  woisliij)  eat  h  for  Indepen- 
fromthf  retiriigoftbesea.aiidariangeiou-i  bar  tlirown  dents  and  Primitive  Meihodists.  At  Sudbourn,  to 
up  at  its  mouth  by  the  action  of  the  waves.  The  in-  the  north  of  Orford,  is  Sudhourn  H.ill,  a  seat  of  the 
habitants  received  a  charter  of  incorporation  pi  ior  to  iMarrpies^  of  Hertford's,  snrnmnded  by  a  tine  park, 
the  leiKti  of  Richard  HI,  and  llieir  privili-iies  were  I  The  mai  ket  is  no  hmger  attended,  but  a  fair  for  toys 
confirm. dbythat  monarch  and  by  Elizabeihand  James,  land  pleasuie  is  hehl  on  the  24th  of  June.  The  paiish 
The  corporate  l'0(lyconsi>ts  of  a  mayor,  eiuhtporimcn,  I  containrd  by  the  returns  made  in  1831,  1,362  inhabi- 
and  twelve  capital   hul^esses,  assisted  by  a  recorder  |  nitas,  and  in  1841,  1,028. 

POST  OFFICE,  Mary  Ann  Latigmaid,  Post  Mistress. — Letters  from  all  parts  ariive  (by  mail  cart  from 
WicKiiAM  -Market],  every  morning  at  twenty  minutes  befoie  eight,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  twenty 
niiimtcs  before  seven  in  the  evening. 

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ORFORD. 


^Uffolft. 


NOBILtTYj    GENTRY   AND 
CLERGY. 

Hertford,  tlie  ino->t  iiohle  tlie  Mar- 

qiussof.  Sudliourn  Hall 
Mayiiird  Mrs.  Ann,  OrfonI 
Mayuard  Rev.  .)t)liii,  Orfird 
Minuay  Miss  Mary,  Oiford 
O'Grady  Capt.  VVilliain,  Oiford 
WndeMrs.  Elizah.,  Raydoii  Cottage 

PROFESSIONAL    PERSONS, 

INCLUDING  SCHOOLS. 

Howard  Hannah,  .school  mistress 
Randall  Samuel,  surgeon 
Sampson  Denny,  school  master 
Spalding  Benjamin,  .school  n)a.ster 

INNS  AND  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Crown  &  Castle  (commercial), John 

Ma.  nail 
Jolly  Sailor,  Benj miin  Nickels 
Kina's  Hend,  George  Ling 
White  Halt,  James  Worn 


SHOPKEEPERS    Se   TRADERS 

Barher  John,  butcher 

Barliam  Is.iac,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Billint;   llohert.   saddler    and   boot 

and  shoe  uial;er 
Boriet  Jo.<C|>li,  beer  retailer 
Biinkley  WiMiani,  Imtcher 
Burrows  William,  shopkeeper 
Burv\ood  Kobert,  boot  cSi  shoe  maker 
Cockrell  Natiianiei,  butchir 
Dowsins  Samuel,  blacksmith 
Fairht-ad  TIioums,  painter  &  glazier 
Field  VVilliam,  miller,  and  corn  and 

coal  dealer 
Goodswin  Daniel,  tailor 
Hammond  John,  wheelwright 
Ma: kin    Sariider    A.,    grocer    and 

draper,  and  coal  dealer 
Martin  Hubert,  miller 
Peek  William,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Rope    Brothers,    spirit     merchants 

and  jjorter  ayents 


Rope  George,  maltster,     and   coal 

and  C'lrn  merchant 
Rope   Samuel,  grociT  and   drajier, 

news  agei.t,   and   agent    to    the 

Sutr.dk  (ire  nfflce 
Threaclnill  J, din,  baker 
Till  Joseph,  grucei  and  draper 
'rnrner    John,   druggist    and    liair 

dresser 
Turner  Kohert,  tailor 
Wide  Barnabis,  lioot  &  shoe  maker 
Wade  Henry,  carpenter 


CARRIERS. 

To  SAXMUNDHAM.  -  Pped,  from  the 
Crown  and  Castle.  Thursday 

To  WOODBRIDGL,—  .Mniin,  from  the 
Crown  and  Castle,  Monday,  Wednes- 
day and  Saturday 


SAXJVIUNDHAM, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGESOF  KELSALE,  LEISTON  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


^AXIMUNDHAM  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of 
Plomesuate — the  mat  ket  town,  small  and  neat,  is  89 
miles N.E.  from  London.  21  N.E.by  N.from  Ipswich, and 
7  N.vv.  from  Aldboroush  ;  seated  in  avalley,  neaiarivulet 
that  runs  into  the  Aide.  It  consists  chiefly  of  one 
street,  running  from  north  to  south,  the  houses  of 
which  are,  for  the  most  part,  modern  erections  — the 
town  having  been  much  improved  throughout  within 
the  la>t  fifty  years,  and  nearly  all  the  liabitiitions  re- 
built or  new  fronted.  Saxmundham  is  a  polling  station 
at  the  eledioii  of  members  to  represent  East  Suffolk. 
The  town  is  not  benefitei)  by  any  manufacture,  unless 
that  of  malt  may  be  mentioned,  several  persons  being 
engaged  in  that  bianch. 

The  parisli  chuich  of  S.iint  Julni,  is  a  neat  edifice, 
situated  a  little  to  the  south  of  the  town,  in  a  rural 
spot,  embosomed  in  trees.  Some  few  years  since,  it 
underwent  a  thorough  repair,  when  nearly  two  hun- 
dred new  sitiiims  were  added,  partly  at  the  expense  of 
the  churcii  commissioneis:  the  living  is  a  dischaiged 
rectory,  in  the  presentation  of  Willium  Long,  Esq.,  who 
is  lord  of  the  manor;  the  Rev.  Laiincelot  lirowne  is 
the  incumbent,  and  his  present  curate  the  Rev.  Robert 
Mann.  An  endowment,  by  a  rent  charge,  was  made 
by  William  Corhold,  for  the  instruction  of  a  limited 
number  of  poor  children  of  the  parisii.  The  sun  oiind- 
ing  grounds,  belonging  to  the  manor  hoase,  are  justly 
admired,  and  contribute  highly  to  the  beauty  of  the 


southern  entrance  to  the  town  ;  ilie  not  them  approach 
is  also  very  fine,  and  the  paik,  rivir  and  plant.itions 
present  themselves  to  great  advantage.  The  D'nrket, 
which  was  granted  in  the  4th  of  Kdwaid  11,  is  lieM  on 
Thursday,  and  is  a  tolerable  one  for  grain  and  cattle. 
Fairs,  Tiiesday  in  Whitsun  week,  and  the  first  Thurs- 
day in  October.  The  pari-h  contained,  in  1831,  1,048 
inhabitants,  and  in  1841,  1,097. 

About  one  mile  north  from  Saxmundham,  in  the 
hundred  of  Hoxne,  is  the  village  and  parish  of  Kelsale, 
strictly  of  an  agricultural  character.  The  chuich  is 
deilicated  to  Saint  Mary  :  the  living  is  a  rectory,  con- 
solidated with  Carlton,  in  the  paiionage  of  the  family 
of  Bence.  A  free  school,  su|)poried  by  vaiious grants, 
is  conducted  upon  the  National  (ilaii.  Population  of 
the  patish  in  1831.  1^103  ;  in  1841,  1,156. 

Leiston  parish  is  in  the  hundred  of  Blything— the 
village  is  situated  about  4  miles  e.  from  Saxmund- 
ham, and  about  two  fiom  the  sea-shore.  A  consider- 
able iron  foundry  and  manufactory  of  agiicultuial 
implements  hHS  been  prosperously  cat  ried  on  here  for 
several  years,  furnishing  employment  to  many  hands, 
and  to  the  village  an  interest  of  which  it  would 
otherwise  be  destitute.  The  church  is  dedicated  to 
Saint  Margiiet;  the  living  is  a  perpetual  cutary  in  the 
presentation  of  the  Haberdasher's  Company,  London. 
The  parish,  (inchiding  Sizewell  hamlet,)  lontained, 
in  1831, 1,070  inhabitants,  and  in  1841,1,171 


POST  OFFICE,  Saxmundham,  James  Smy,  Post  Ma.iter.— Letters  from  London  and  the  North, 
&c.,  arrive  eveiy  morning  at  half-past  three,  and  from  London,  [second  mail) ,  ^t  five  in  the  evening,  and 
arf  despatclied  to  all  parts  at  ten  at  night. 

POST  OFFICE,  Leiston,  Joseph  Gibbs,  Post  Master.— Letters  from  all  parts  artive  from  Saxmund- 
ham every  morning  at  seven,  and  are  despntehed  thereto  at  a  quarter  before  seven  in  the  evening. 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY    AND 
CLERGY. 

Bagnold  Mr^- — ,  Fri^^ton 
Baker  Re.  William,  Friston 
BlathwayRev.Jolin  Charles, Leiston 
Bloomfield    Captain  — ,  Glemham 

Magna 
Browne  Rev.  Launcelot,  Kelsale 
Clouting  Mr.  Samuel,  Kelsale 
Cobbold  R.  Knipe,  Esq.  Carlton 
Crewe  Mrs.  — ,  Saxmundham 
Flatt  Mrs.  Sarah,  Saxtnumiham 
Freeman  Mis.  Maty,  Saxmundhatn 
Fuller  Edward,  Esq.  Cailton 
Gilison  the   Riuht   Honble.  Thomas 

Mil  tier,  m.p.  Theberton 
Hardinge  Rev.  Henry,  Theberton 
H(dland    Rev.     Edmund,    Benhall 

Lodge 
Hunt  Mrs.  — ,  Saxmundham 
King  Mr.  James,  Saxmundliam 
Long  VVilliam,  Esq.  Srtxmundham 
Maun  Rev.  Robert,  Saxmundham 


Mitford  Rev.  John,  Benhall 
Money   Rev.    James   Drummond, 

Sternfield 
Morgan  Rev.  Rowland,  Rendham 
Moseley    John.     Fsq.     Glemham 

House  [Leiston 


ATTORNEYS. 

Cavell  Alesatid'  r,  Saxmundliam 
Mayhew  Thos.  &  Son, Saxmundham 
Southwell  Henr\&James  (andcleik 
to  the  magistrates), Saxmundham 

AUCTIONEERS  &  APPRAISRS. 


Rendlesham    the    Dowager    Lady,  ]  Flick  Samuel    (and  tanner),  Sa.x- 
Waller  Mrs.  Martha,  Saxm«ndham  [      mundham 
WellsMrs.Hephzil)ah,Saxmundbatn  j  Stopher  Richard,  Saxmundliam 


ACADEMIES    AND     SCHOOLS. 

Flick  Misses   (boarding  and  day), 

Saxmundham 
Free   School,  Saxmundham,   — 

Kellv,  master 
Free    School,    Kelsale,    Henry 

Watling,  master 
National  School, KelsaIe,RachaeI 

Blacksull,  mistiess 


BAKERS. 

Blake  John  iiiy<tnt,   Saxmundham 
Crane  Job  n,  SaxinnndhHm 
Dav  Daniel,  Saxn'undliam 
Gibbs  Joseph,  Leiston 

BANKERS. 

Gurneys'&Co.Saxiiiiindham — (draw 
up<it'i  Barclay,  Bevan  and  Co. 
London) — Samuel  Flick,  agent 


AGRICULTURAL  IMPLEMENT    Har«eys'&  H udM.ns', Saxmundham 
MANUFACTURERS.  (draw   upoii    Hankevs'   and    Co. 

Garrett  Richard  &  Son  (and  engi-  |      London)— Joi-eph    B.    Edwards, 
neers  atid  iron  founders) ,  Leiston  1     manager, 

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SAXMUNDHAM,  &c. 


Mmv*^ 


BLACKSMITHS, 

Baldry  James,  Leiston 
Elniv  Hannah,  Ktlsale 
Lewis  Henry,  Saxinundham 
VVeltoii  Elizabeth,  Saxinundham 
Wyatt George,  Leision 

BOOT  AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 

Andrews  Henry,  Liistcm 
Biirues  Robert,  Saxinundham 
Chandler  John,  Leiston 
Coleman  Joiin,  Kel^ale 
MilN  Slieppeard,  Saxmundiiam 
Newman  Thomas,  Saxmundham 
Sewell  John,  Leiston 
Warne  John,  Kelsale 
Watling  William,  Leiston 

BUTCHERS. 

Barrett  John,  Saxmundham 
Baxter  Josepli,  Saxnuindhnni 
Kenton  Wiiliim,  Saxmundiiam 
Hurren  Alfred,  Kelsale 
Morline;  Georue,  Leiston 

CABINET     MAKERS. 

Asliford  Isaac  &  Jame.-.  (and  uphol- 
sterers and  paper  hangers),  Sax- 
niundhain 

RigKs  John,  Leiston 

VVoods  VVilliam&Son, Saxmundham 

CARPENTERS. 

Cunnell  William,  Leiston 

Denny  Tiiomas,  Kelsale 

Page  Jolm  &  vVilliani,  Kelsale 

Rigus  John,  Lei>ton 

Thnilow   John    (and    builder   and 

stone  mason),  Saxmundham 
VVoods  William,  Saxmundham 
Wyatt  Henry,  Leiston 

CHEMISTS    AND    DRUGGISTS. 

Arnold  John,  Leiston 
Dunn  George,  SHXinnndham 
Pacltard  Edward,  Saxmundham 

COOPERS. 

Bedwell  James,  Kelsale 
Berrett  Robert,  Saxmundham 
Taylor  Jonathan,  Leiston 
FIRE,   etc.  OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Atlas,  Thomas  Mayhew  &    Son, 

Saxinundham 
Legal  and  Commercial   (fire), 

John  C  Crampin,  Saxmundham 
Norwich  EguiTABLE,  Henry  and 

James  Southwell,  Saxmundham 
Norwich     Union,     Jerome    D. 

Bright  &  Co.  Saxmundham 
Royal  Farmers'  and  General, 

Edward  Packer,  Srtxmundlianj 
Suffolk   (fire),    Gundry  Neave, 

Leiston  st  ;  and  William  and  Joiin 

Flatt,  Saxmundham 
Western    (life),    John    Charles 

Crampin,  Saxmundham 

GUN    MAKERS. 

Backhouse  William,  Saxmundhum 
Marjoram  Richard,  Saxmundham 


GROCERS     AND    DRAPERS. 

Crampin  John  Chas. Saxmundham 

Crane  James,  Leiston 

Easter  Robert,  Kelsale 

Flatt  William  &  John, Saxmundham 

Geater  Charles,  Leiston 

Hdlden  Charles,  Leiston 

Johnson  J(»seph,  Leist(m 

Moore  George,  Saxmundham 

Neave  Gundry,  Leiston 

Smy  James  (draper),  Saxmundham 

Studd  Alfred,  Kelsale 

Tongate  John,  Kelsale 

Woods  Robert,  Saxmundham 

HAIR    DRESSERS. 

Aldons  John,  Leiston 
Reeve  Henry  F.  Leiston 
Reeve  William,  Saxmundham 
Whiting  William,  Saxmundham 
INNS    AND    PUBLIC    HOUSES. 
Angel  (and   posting-house),  James 

Woolnonth,  Saxmundham 
Bell     (commercial    and    posting), 

Henry  Battley,  Saxmundham 
Black  Horse,  George  and  Sleeves, 
Leiston  [Saxmundham 

Coach  and  Horses,  James  Crane, 
Queen's    Head,    William     Fenton, 
Saxinundham  [Kelsale 

Six    Bells,   Benjamin  Thompson, 
White  Hart  (commercial  and  post- 
ing), JohnLinroln,  Saxmundham 
White  Horse,   Edward   W.  Gooch, 
Leiston 

IRONMONGERS. 
Garrard  George,  Saxmundham 
Garrett  Richard  &  Son  (wholesale) 

Leiston 
Wells  William  (and  iron  merchant, 
oil   and  colourman,  brazier  and 
whitesmith),  Saxmundham 
Wyatt  James,  Leiston 

MILLERS. 

Crane  James,  Leiston 

Curtis  William,  Leiston 

Harvey  William,  Kelsale 

Skouldiiig  Thomas,  Kelsale 

Wells    James    (and   corn    dealer), 

Saxmundham 
niLLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 
Cooper  Sarah,  Saxmundham 
Rogers  Mary  Ann,  Saxmundham 
Styles  Elizabeth,  Saxmundham 
Thurlow  Emma,  Leiston 
West  Harriet,  Kel'*ale 

PAINTERS,  PLUMBERS,  &C. 

Beard  John,  Saxmundham 
Fi-k  William,  Saxmundham 
Whaley  Samuel,  Saxmundham 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Beiistead  Thomas,  Kelsale 
Ulooinfield  Henry,  Saxinundham 
Woods  John,  Saxmundham 


SURGEONS. 

Freeman  Henry,  Saxmundham 
Ling  John,  Saxmundham 

TAILORS. 

Aldons  John,  Leiston 
Chisnall  Thomas,  Kelsale 
Cunnell  John,  Saxmundham 
Geater  Charles,  Leiston 
Hearn  John,  Kelsale 
Hilling  John,  Saxmundham 
Podd  Jesse,  Leiston 
Tongate  John,  Kelsale 
WATCH     6e     CLOCK     MAKERS^ 
Andrews  Potter,  Kelsale 
Garrod  Edward,  Saxmundham 
Woolterton  Jerome    Saxmundham 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 
Bedwell  Richard,  Kelsale 
Cutis  William,  Leiston 
Wyatt  Henry,  Leiston 

WINE,    SPIRIT,   ALE    AND 
PORTER    MERCHANTS. 

Foulsham  John,  Saxmunilham 
Waller  Henry,  Saxmundham 

Miscellaneous- 

The  names  nitkout  address   are  in 
Saxmundham. 
Alexander  Harriet,  straw  bonnet  maker 
Baldry  James,  beer  retailer,  Leiston 
Brightly  Celia,  bookseller  and  stationer 
Cousins  William,  basket  maker 
Crowe  William,  currier  &  leather  cutter 
Dale  John  Henry,  dyer 
Foulsbara  John,  brewer  and  malster 
French  Charles, beer  retailer 
Gas  Works— Edward  Packard,  manager 
Mills  Sheppeard,  beer  retailer 
Robinson  Robert,  coach  builder 
Smith  Jonathan,  farrier 
Smy  James,  land  surveyor 
Stamp  Office— William  &  John  Flatt» 

sub- distributers 


COACHES- 

None  t)-arel  on  Sunday. 

To  H  ALES  WORTH,  the  SAannon,eTen« 

ing  at  five 
To   IPSWICH,  the  Retaliatory  morning 

at  seven;  the  .V/iannon,at  half-past tenj 

and    the    Old    Blue,  at  three  in  th« 

afternoon 
To  Nf)RWICH,the  Eclipse,  morning  at 

half-past  six 
To  YARMOUTH,  the  Old  Biae,  after- 

noou  at  Ihree' 

CARRIERS- 

To  HALESWORTH,  —  Batley, Tues- 
day, Thursday  and  Saturday,  and  — 
Sawyer,  on'I'hursday 

To  IPSWICH,—  Batley,  Monday,  Wed- 
day  and  Saturday,  and  Robert  Roui, 
Alonday,  Wednesday  and  Friday 

To  NORWICH.  —  Batley,  Tuesday 
Thursday  and  Saturday 


SOUTHWOLD,   DUNWICH,  WANGFORD 

AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


V^OIJTHWOLD  is  a  market  town,  sea-port,  and 
horough  corporate,  having  separate  jurisdiction,  locally 
in  the  hmidred  of  IJIything ;  10.")  miles  n.e.  from  Lon- 
don, ,36  N.N.E,  from  Ipswich,  .U  s.k.  from  Norwich, 
2,3  s.  from  Yarmouth,  1.3  s.  from  Lowestoft,  and  10  e. 
•fii.ni  Halesworth— the  two  last  named  are  the  nearest 
railway  towns.  It  is  seated  on  an  eminence  that  ovei- 
looiis  the  German  Oct  an,  and  nearly  encomiiassed  by 
the  IJIyth  river,  over  which  a  bridge  leads  into  the 
town:  although  thus  environed,  and  subject  to  the 
action  of  ihe  tide,  yet  there  are  many  fine  springs, 
from  which  a  large  fleet  may  at  any  time  be  watered. 
The  town  obtained  its  name,  probably,  from  the 
wood  near  it,  as  the  appellation  of  Wood's-cnd  Creek' 

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is  still  given  to  the  western  precincts.  Formerly  a  few 
fishermen's  huts  only  occupied  the  shore  ;  but  in  pro- 
portion as  the  prosperity  of  the  inhabilanis  increased 
good  houses  were  erected,  uinil  it  ultimately  attained, 
a  consequence  equal  to  other  places  of  more  ancient 
significance  upon  the  coa>t.  From  the  eligibility  of 
its  situation,  and  the  beach  being  admirable  adapted  to 
sea-bathing,  Southwold  has  for  a  considerable  time 
become  ihe  resmt  of  visiters  for  that  purpose,  in  the 
usual  season.  It  has  a  fine  pinmenade,  a  ieadiiig-> 
room  called  the 'Casino,'  an  Hssembly  room,  and  two 
principal  inns — that  of  the  Old  Swan,  in  the  Market- 
place, is  a  coinfortablehoarding  and  commercial  housr. 
On  a  cliff  called  the  '  Gun  Hill'  is  a  battery,  mounting. 


IBdectorg. 


SOUTHWOLD,   &c. 


;^uffolft. 


six  18-ponnders;  aiuJ  niuler  the  cliff  is  a  breakwater, 
extending  iipward-s  of  three  hundred  yards  into  the  sea. 
The  public  buildings,  txclu!<ive  of  the  church,  aie  the 
guildhall  and  the  new  gnol.  Some  years  since  the 
trade  of  the  port  was  liniiied  to  Ihe  exportation  of 
salt,  herrings,  sprats  and  beer;  but  the  BIyih  having 
been  rendered  navigal)le,  an  import  trade  of  some  im- 
portance, chiefly  for  the  supply  of  the  inland  towns, 
lias  been  creattd :  it  also  dei ives    some  beutfit  from 


market  town,  in  the  same  hundred  as  Southwold,  is 
nearly  5  miles  s.  from  that  town  ;  situatrd  on  the 
summit  of  a  loose  clilf,  and,  from  the  iiKroachments 
of  tlie  sea,  is  reduced  to  the  rank  of  a  mere  fi>bing 
village.  That  it  was  a  Unman  station  is  evident  from 
coins  and  other  relics  of  that  people  found  here,  Rnd 
in  (i.'iO  it  was  an  episcopal  see.  Sir  Henry  Spelnian  in 
his  account  of  Dunwicli,  reports  that  it  once  contained 
fifty-two  churches    and    monasteries:  all  tliese  Iiave 


its  connexion  with  the  port  of  Yarmouth,  of  which  it    been  engulplied,  except  one  church,  and  that  from  its 


is  a  member.  Several  charters  of  incorporation  have 
been  granted  to  the  inhabitants:  that  by  Willi, im  and 
Mary  rem.iined  in  force  until  1835,  when  the  Munici- 
pal Reform  Act  vested  the  gnvernment  in  a  mayor, 
four  aldermen,  and  twelve  councillors,  under  the  style 
of  'the  Bailiff's,  Aldermen  and  Burgesses  of  the  borough 
of  Southwold'.  Sessinns  are  held  for  the  trial  of  felons 
and  other  offenders ;  a  court  of  record,  for  the  n  covery 
of  debts  to  any  amount,  sits  weekly  ;  and  there  is  a 
ronrt  of  admiialty,  at  which  the  bailiffs  preside. 
'J'he  operations  of  the  new  County  Court,  have,  how- 
ever, in  a  great  measure,  rendered  applications  to  the 
old  record  court  unnecessary. 
The    parish    church  of    Saint  Edmund  is  a  very 


insecure  and  delapidnted  state,  must,  it  is  feared,  ul- 
timately share  the  fate  of  other  buildings  which  the 
wateis  have  carried  into  their  depths.  Kdward  I,  in 
the  23rd  year  of  his  reign,  created  Dnnvvlch  a  pailia- 
nicntary  borough— but  it  was  disfianchised  by  the 
Reform  Bill.  It  was  established  as  a  coi  poiate  boroUL'h 
by  King  John  ;  and  is  now  governed  by  two  bailiffs, 
two  assistant  justices,  twelve  capital  buigesses  and 
assistant  officers.  The  corporation  are  empowered  to 
hold  courts  of  assize  and  session,  ami  a  court  of  ad- 
miralty. The  most  anxious  soliciiude  was  evinced 
by  Colonel  Barne,  some  few  years  since,  to  preserve 
from  utter  destruction  what  still  remains  of  this  fallen 
city;  and  the  cliff  has  been  crowned    with  flourishing 


elegant  edifice,  with  a  tower  steeple  one  hundred  feet  j  plantations  by  Mr.  Robinson.     For  a  more  detailed 


in  height,  composed  of  freestone  tastefully  intermixed 
with  flint  of  various  colours.  It  was  orisjinally  a 
chapel  of  ease  to  Reydon,  but  in  1751  was  made  a 
distinct  curacy,  and  endowed  with  Queen  Anne's 
bounty;  latterly  it  has  become  a  vicarage,  and  the 
benefice  is  in  the  presentation  of  the  Earl  of  Strad- 
broke ;  the  Rev.  Henry  Birch  is  the  present  vicar. 
There  are  places  of  worship  for  Baptists,  Independents 
and    Wesleyan   Methodists,    The   market,    held   on 


account  of  this  interesting  locality,  we  refer  the  reader 
to  'Excursions  in  Suffolk,' — contenting  ourselves 
with  repeating,  that  of  this  once  magnificent  and 
wealthy  ecclesiastical  town,  and  prospi  rous  sea-port, 
all  that  remains  is  but  an  inconsiderable  vil!;ige — the 
borough  and  oarish  containing,  by  the  returns  for  1841 
only  two  hunclred  and  thirty  seven  inhabitants. 

About  3§  miles  N.w.  from  Southwold,  in  the  same 
hundred,  is  Wangford  parish  and  village — the  latter 
Thursday,  is  abundantly  supplied  with  all  kinds  of :  situated'on  the  main  road  from  Yarmouth  am!  Lowestoft 
provisions;  and  there  is  a  fair  held  on  Trinity-Mon-  to  Ipswich.  The  paiisb  church  is  dedicated  to  Saint 
day  and  the  day  following,  tor  toys,  pedlary,  and  plea-  i  Peter:  tlie  living  is  a  perpetual  curacy,  in  the  pationatie 
sure.  The  parish  contained  in  1831, 1,875  inhabitants,  i  of  the  Eail  of  Stradbroke.  Thi  population  of  the  [)aiish 
and  in  1841,  2,186.  I  of  Wanyford  (inclu'ling  that  of  the  hamlet  of  Hen- 

Dun  wicH,  a  sea-port  and  borough,  and  formerly  a  I  nam),  amounted  in  1841,  to  818. 
POST  OFFICE    Queen  Street,  Southwold,  Emily  Bye,  Post  Mistress.— LetU'is  from  all  parts  arrive 
(from  Wangford),  every  morning  at  seven,  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  six  in  the  evening. 


IfOBILITV,    OENERY   AND 
CLERGY 

Birch  Rev.  Heniy  R.,  High  st 
Chast'in  Mrs.  MarvAnn,  High  st 
Cottingham  Mrs.,  East  green 
Edgill  Rev.  — ,  Hoggis  ball 
Ellis  Lieut.  Francis  William,  South 
green  [cliff 

Ewing  John  Leman,  Esq.,  Centre 
French  Rev.  Williim,  Higlist 
Gayfer  Mrs.  Peegy,  Hii;h  st 
Gooch  Rev.  Richard,  Frossington 
Goocli  Sir  Thomas,  Benacre  hall 
Hall  Mr.  John,  High  st 
Hopkins  Rev.  — ,  High  st 
Knight,  the  Misses,  Back  st 
Lilliugstone  Alfred,  Esq.  Gun  hill 
Norman  Mr.  John,  South  green 
Norton  Mrs.  Mary,  Southwold 
Realey  Captain  James,  Queen  st 
Robinson  Mr.  Francis,  Dunwich 
Stradbroke  the  Kinht  Honourable 

the  Earl  of  Henham 
Syer  Mr.  Edward,  High  st 
Terry  Mr.  William,  Wangford 

ACADEMIES  AND  SCHOOLS. 
Bransby  Henry  K.  (boarding),  Mar- 
ket plnce 
Hudson  Jane,  High  st 
National    School,     Wangford— 

William  Wright,  master 
Pleasants  Ann,  High  st 

AGENTS. 

CSee  also  Fire,  SfC.  Office  Agents.) 
Crisp  Read  (to  Lloyds'),the  Common 
Debney  Robeit  JcJlin  &Son  (house 

South  i?reen 
Palmer  Peter  (house.  East  st 

ATTORNEYS. 
Gooding  Jonathan  (and  magistrates' 

clerk).  South  green 
Wallace  Thomas,  Barnaby  green 


BAKERS. 

BulesJohn  (&confectioner)Queen  st 

Chapman  Charles,  Back  st 

Chapman  Richard,  South  green 

Fuller  Bobert,  Waimford 

Lee  James,  Back  st 

Lincoln  William,  Market  place 

Sones  John,  Higii  st 

Strange  Samuel  (and  confectioner), 
I\larket  place 

BANKERS. 

Harveys'&  Hudsons',  High  st  (draw 
on  Hankeys'  &  Co.,   London) — 
Willirtin  A.  Thompson,  ayent 
BASKET    MAKERS. 

Money  William,  Church  st 

Perfect  Joseph,  Queen  st 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Andrews  Sarah,  Wangford 

Blowers  Wm,  Bartholomew  green 

Downing  William,  High  st 

BOOKSELLERS&  STATIONERS 

Bye  Emily,  Queen  st 
Jones  Job,  High  st 
P.ige  Ann,  Eost  st 
BOOT   AND    SHOE    MAKERS. 
Balls  Samuel,  East  st 
Barber  William,  Wangford 
Betts  John,  Wangford 
Button  Jonathan,  High  st 
Lincoln  James,  Queen  st 
Naunton  Georae,  High  st 
Nunn  William,  Back  st 
Pretty  James,  HUh  st 
Wells  Francis,  East  st 
Welton  Henry,  Wangford 

BREWERS. 
Gayfer  &   Woodley  (and  agents  for 

Reid    &    Co.'s  London  porter), 

East  green 


BRICKLAYERS. 

Carter  Robert,  High  st 
Palmer  Peter,  East  st 
Sutton  William,  East  lane 

BUTCHERS. 

Batram  George  (pork),  High  st 
Kverett  Charles,  High  st 
Fryett  John,  Market  place 
Haward  Samuel  R.  Market  place 
Oldring  Lvdia,  Market  place 
Reeve  Robert,  Waniiford 

CABINET    MAKERS. 

Andrews  John,  Hiali  st 
Mayhew  Krede:ick,East  st 
Sawyer  &  Wiight,  High  st 

CARPENTERS    6c  BUILDERS. 

Croft  John,  Wangford 
Fulclier  Daniel,  High  st  [st 

Palmer  Peter  (and  appiaiser),  Eust 
Sawyer  John,  East  green 

COAL  &  CORN  MERCHANTS. 

Crivp  Reail,  the  Common 
Gayfer  &  VVoodley,  East  green 
I'ann  Robert  (dealei),  Wangford 

COOPERS. 

Crisp  Bela,  Church  st 

King  John  (and  sail  maker),  Mar- 
ket place 

FIRE,    &c.,    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Clkrical,  Mf.dical  and  General 
(life),  Wm.  A.Thompson,  Hiuh  st 

Scottish  (life),  Jas.  Maggs,  High  st 

Suffolk  (fire),  William  Abbott, 
Market  place 

GROCERS,  DRAPERS,   AND 
DEALERS  IN  SUNDRIES. 

Abbott  William,  Market  i)lace 
Chittleburgh  Mary,  Queen  st 
Church  Maro,  Gieen  lane 

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GROCERS,    arc. — Continued. 

De'>ney  Henry  (diaper),  Highst 
DeUiiey  Uiibeit  John   (and  library), 

Siui'l)  gieeii 
Denny  Kiedeiick,  High  st 
Dovvn'ini!  Ann,  Uai-k  st 
Gri'eiiaid  Mary,  High  st 
Jellicoe  I'hoiiias  H.,  Market  place 
Moore  Williaui,  Market  place 
Palmer  Ebzabeih,  Ha^t  areeii 
Rea'l  Kztkifl,  Waiigford 
Smith  R.ihert,  Marker  place 
Wales  Cliarle.s  Waimford 
Waytli  Charlotte,  Queen  st 

INNS- 
COMMERCIAL    &.    POSTING. 

(See  also  Taverns  6{  Public  Houses) 
Ciown.  Giles  Austin,  High  st 
Old    Swan   (and    boarding   house), 
Elizabeth  Bokeniiani,  Market  pi 

MALTSTERS. 

Crisp  Jnliii,  Hack  st 
Gavfer  &   VVooiMey  (and  hop  mer- 
chants), E  ist  green 
Reeve  Benjaii'.in,  Wangford 

MILLERS. 
Crisp  Read,  the  Common 
Gavfer  Samuel,  Walhf  rswick 
TuVnei  Ki.bert  G.,  Wangford 

MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 

Ciitten  Marv,  Ka>t  st 
Pratt  Maltha,  High  st 
Rogers  Jane  G.,  Qneeu  st 

PLUMBERS,    PAINTERS,    &c. 
Bo\ce  Janie-i,  High  st 
Heriine  Jolm,  Wangfud 
Tavlor  George,  Back  >t 

ROPE    AND    TWINE    MAKERS. 

Goodwin    Jasper  &  Sons  B  irnaby 

creen 
Oldiiiig  Henry,  High  st 


SADDLERS. 

Hacken  Henry,  Hiiih  st 
Terry  Jauies,  Wanuford 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

I'latt  Martha,  HiL'h  st 
Rogers  Jane,  Queen  st 
Smith  Emma,  Market  place 

SURGEONS. 

Cotiinchain  K'lwin,  Wangfoid 
Rackhain  Wilham  A.,  Wangford 
Sutherland  John,  Hii;h  st 
WilliamsJ  as. (i.hyvician),South  green 

TAILORS. 

Balls  Thomas  &  Son,  High  st 
Botham  Henry,  Hinh  st 
Haward  Samuel,  Wangford 
Hot-on  William,   Barnahy  green 
Wwson  Riehard  (&  draper).  High  st 
Rolfe  John,  Wangford 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

AiigrI,  Claik  K.-nnc'iy,  Wangford 
Bear,  James  I'refty,  Hii;h  s) 
Fishing  Bass,  —  Sewsoii,  Blackshore 
King's  HeaH.Wm.Gnldsmith,  High  st 
Lion,  Allied  George  Ciidden,  U'angford 
Lord  Nelson,   Thomas  Penny.  Kast  st 
Pilot  Boat,  .lames  SVoodard,  East  st 
lied  Lion,  Lydia  Martin.  South  green 
Southw'oldArms.Charles  Everell,  High  st 
Swan,  William  Newbury,  Wangford 

Retailers  of  Beer- 
Chapman  William,  High  st 
Crowford  John,  Green  lane 
Gol  Ismith  Edward,  Green  lane 
Jillings.lames,  High  st 
IJoyd  John,  Chnrcll  st 
Stiiiipson  Samuel,  Wangford 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

i^axter  Siepheii,  Wangford 
Hobson  Jonathan,  Skdman'shill 
IVIiscellaneous- 

Allen  Robert,  stone  mason,  High  st 
AnliyJo.%eph,clienii.%tA;(lrugt'isl,Queen  st 
Cliild  Edward,  ironmonger,  Mark.el  place 


Custom  Housb,  South  green— Benjamin 

Candler,   collector;    Thomas  Uurrant, 

tide  surveyor 
Drewell  Robert,  tobacconist,   and  animal 

painter.  Queen  st  [Market  place 

Field    Michael,  china   and    i;lass    dealer. 
Gas    Works,    North    green— Benjamin 

Palmer,  manager 
Magoj  James,  auctioneer  and  appraiser 

Highst  [Eastst 

Mayes  George,  watcli  and  cloek  maker, 
Mayhew  George,  hair  dresser.  High  st 
Parker    John,     inspector     of     police. 

Market  place 
Priestridge  Thomas,  lapidary.  High  st 
Snell  &  Vicker»,timbermerchts. Wangford 
Stamp    Office,    High  st— John  Jeves, 

sub-distributer 


COACHES  &  OMNIBUSES. 

To  IPSWICH,  the  OWfl/H<-'from  Wang- 
ford),every  alternoon(Sunday  excepted) 
at  one 

To  N(JRW1CH,  the  Pilot,  from  the 
Crown  Inn.  every  Monday,  Wednesday 
and  Saturday  morning,  during  the 
summer  months 

ToWANGKORO,  Onniihiises.  from  the 
the  Swan  Inn'daily  (during  the  summer 
month*)  ai  twelve  noun,  and  f.mr,  to 
meet  the  Otit  Blue  Cuadi,  froia  Ipswich, 
and  YMrmonlh 

To  YARMOUTH,  tlie  Old  Blue  (from 
Wangford),  every  afternoon  (Sunday 
excepted)  at  five 

CARRIERS- 

All  pass  tln-ouijk  Wangford. 

To    HALESWORTH,  Bedenfield 

Monday,  Wednesday  and  Saturday  ; 
Edward  Goldsmith,  Tuesday;  and  — 
Newson,  Monday  and   Thursday 

To  LOWESTOFT,  Edmund  Goldsmith, 
daily;  —  Bedenfield,  Monday  &  Friday; 
and  Wm.  (inldsmith,  Tuesday  &  Friday 

To  SAXMUNDHAM,  Edward  Gold- 
smith, Fri.lav 

To  YARMOUTH,  —  Newson,  Monday 
and  Friday 


STOWMAKKET  and  NEIGHBOURHOOD. 


^TOWMARKET  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Stow, 
—the  market  town,  flourishing  and  respectahle,  is  75 
miles  N.  E.  fioin  London  (80  by  railj,  3:5^  from  Nor- 
wich, 14J  E.  s.  E.  from  Bui  y  St.  Ediiinnils,  12  N.  N.  w. 
from  lp>\vich,  and  iii  N.  n.w.  from  Needham  market  ; 
siiuated  <ai  the  line  of  the  Ea-tern  Union  Railway, 
iiearlv  in  the  c.-ntre  of  the  county,  at  the  junction  of 
the  tlnee  livulets  which  form  the  llivt-r  Gipjien— two 
of  these  wash  the  east  side  of  the  town,  and  the  other 
mctts  them  at  tht;  south  i  iid  of  it,  mar  Coinhs  Kord. 
Thi' Stowmaiket  caiwd,  conip!ited  in  177:-!,  aid  com- 
municating Willi  Ipswich,  was,  previou.-ly  to  the  open- 
ing jjf  the  railway,  of  great  advantage  to  the  carrying 
trade  of  the  di-ti'ict.  A  veiy  consi-lerahle  husitiess  is 
done  in  the  corn,  coal  and  timberiiades;  that  In  bai- 
jcv,  especially,  is  veiy  txtensive  ;  there  are  seveial 
large  inaUitms';  a'ld  Inips  are  cultivati  d  lo advantage  in 
this  vicinity.  Finineriy  bombasinsand  stiifiTsweie  manii- 
factiired  here;  hut  these  bianclieshave  become ex'inct; 
and  those  no«  nn'St  pro  mint  tit,  aic  two  found  ri  s  where 
au'iiciiltuial  imph m.-nts  are  made;  <  xteiiMve  hiick  and 
tile  works  in  thevjciniiv,  and  a  huge  tannei v  at  Coiiihs, 
ahoiit  A  mile  and  a  half  from  the  town.  The  inaikel 
of  this  town  is  frequeiiti-d  by  nnmeiDUS  faiineis,  and 
well  atfi  nded  hy  |)iircha-ers,  from  a  great  distanci- 
loiitid.  B'.iue  cenfially  situated,  the  county  meetings 
are  chictly  lield  in  Stovvniarket,  and  three  magir«tiates 
meet  cveiv  altettiate  .Monday:  a  couit  lumn  is  al>o 
held  aniin'allv  under  R.  Man'iott,  Ksi|.  the  lord  of  llie 


circuit  of  tl;e  County  Court  towns,  under  the  act  passed 

in  1846,  for  the  recovery  of  debts  to  any  amount  not 
exceeding  £20 — this  court  is  held  nionthlvat  the  King's 
Head  Inn.  A  new  police  station  is  ahout  to  be  built 
in  Tavern  stieet,  with  a  lai  ge  room  oier  it  for  the 
magisiiatts;  and  the  county  court  will  also  sit  here 
when  the  premises  are  comph-ted. 

'J  he  parish  church  of  Saint  Peter  and  Saint  Mary,  is 
a  spacious  and  handsome  bnihiing,  with  a  sqtiite 
t'wer,  and  slender  spire  of  elegant  and  light  anpear- 
ance,  one  hundred  and  twenty  feet  in  height.  In  the 
church  is  a  monutiient  to  Dr.  Voung,  once  vicar  of  this 
place,  and  tutor  lo  Milti'D  tlie  poet.  The  contigtious 
parish  of  Stow-Upland  (which  has  neither  church  nor 
chapel),  is  consolidated  with  .Stowm.irket :  the  living 
is  a  vicarage,  in  the  gift  of  Miss  Brvan  ;  the  piesent 
vicar  is  the  Rev.  Arthur  (>.  11.  Hollingsw.M  th.  There 
are  piaci  s  of  worship  tor  Baptists,  Independents,  and 
Ciimitive  Meth'xiists;  National  and  Sunday  sclmols; 
and  several  charitable  institutions  for  the  relief  of  the 
po.  r.  The  piincipal  s.  at  in  tlie  neighhourhood  is 
Great  Kinhorongh  Hall,' the  residence  of  Ca|)t.  Robert 
Bns>ell — siatiding  in  one  of  tlie  most  dflightfnl  situa- 
tions in  the  county,  and  stirionnded  by  a  beautifully 
laid  out  park  of  U|iw.irds  of  two  hundrtd  acres.  Tiie 
market,  which  is  a  large  one  for  corn  and  cattle  of  all 
kinds,  is  held  on  Thursday.  Fairs,  JulvlOihfor  toys, 
and  .August  r2th  for  lambs.  The  parish  contained  hy 
the  remrns   made  in  1831,  2,672  jnhahitants,  and  in 


niauor  ;  and' thr  town  is  included  in   the  thirty-fourth    1841,  3,i."V). 

POST  OFFICE,  Ip^wic'i-stiect,  Thomas  nv^cVttt\\U)o\hv ,  Post  Master. —  Letters  from  London,  Ips- 
wich, and  all  paits  (d  tlie  South  and  Noktii,  anive  eveiy  moining  at  a  (juatter  befoie  nine,  and  evening  at 
(seven;  and  arc  despatched  at  three  in  the  afteinoon  and  twenty  minutes  before  eight  in  the  evening. 

l.,eiteis  from  Bl'hy  Saist  Edmunds  and  the  counties  of  Nokfolk,  Cambridge,  and  Lincoln,  arrive 
every  afternoon  at  a  quarter-past  two,  and  are  despatched  at  ten  in  tlie  morning. 

Money  Orders  are  granted  and  paid  between  the  houi.s  of  nine  in  the  morning  nnil  six  in  the  evening. 

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NOBILITY^    GENTRY    AND 
CliERGY. 

Bridges  Mr.  GeitiL-e,  Ihirv  st 
Bns^'eil   Cafit.    Bobert,  Gnat   Fin- 

bormigh  Hall 
Caniell  Mi>i.  Kiiseliia,  l|)«\vich  road 
Crawfiird  Rev.  \Vin.,Hauel)ley  Park 
Daniel  Rev.  Richard,  Combs 
Freeiiiaii  Kiv.    Kiedeiick  VVilliain, 

Maiket  pi, ice 
Grimsby  Mi-s  Marv,  Ipswiih  road 
Hrt't  iMis.  Susan,  Chilt'iii  place 
Holliiigsvvortl)  Rev.  Arthur  George 

Harper,  Vicirage,  I[)swicli  .st 
Hoiit  Mr.  Jaiiit  s, Stuw-Uplaiid  st 
Isaac  Mr  James,  Violet  hill 
Moreati  Mr   \Vi  Ham,  Chilton  place 
Miilly  Mrs.  Catharine,  Bnry  st 
Peiininuton  Mrs.  Amy,  Ipswich  st 
Fiyke  Rev. — ,  One  liouse 
Purr  Mrs.  Ann,  Biiry  st 
Rohinsfin  Rev.  J.  B  ,  One  house 
Rout  Mrs.  — ,  li>swich  ri>:id 
Rust  Mrs.  Ann  Sarah,  Abbot's  Hail 
Smtih  Mr.  William.  Bury  road 
Symoiids  Mrs.  — ,  Rtgeiii  st 
Thornlev  Rev.  ,lobn.  Burv  st 
Webb  Jos.  Antrim,  Esq.  Ipswich  ■'t 
Webb  William,  Ksq.,  Ips^vich  mad 

ACADEMIES   &   SCHOOLS. 

Carr    C  arlotte   (boaidina),    ChiN 

ton  house 
Ciiiier  Sar-tb  (day).  Ipswich  st 
DissENTERs'.ScnooL,Chilton  place, 

Abraham  Jackson,  master 
Larkhain  Loui>a  (clay),  Ipswich  st 
National  Scii'  ol,  Chuich  yard, 

Charles  Heach,  master;  Elizabeth 

Revett,  niistr'  ss 
Paul  Sarah  (day).  Burv  st 
Peck  &  Walters  (ladles'    boarding), 

Burv  street  [st 

Strat  Elizabeth  (hoarding),  Ipswich 
Tydenian    George     (day),      Stow- 

Ujiland  street 

ATTORNEYS. 

Arclier  Edivaid  Peter  (and  super- 
intendent reiiistrir,  and  clerk  ti> 
the  Union,  the  County  Court  and 
the  Stownnrket  Na^igaiion  Com- 
pany), Tavein  street 

Gudgeon  Jrimes,  Bury  st 

Marriott  John,  Ip-wich  st 

Hausom  John  B^yly,  Bury  st 

AUCTIONEERS. 

Downing   Heiiiy  Shuckwortli,  Ips- 
wich street 
Payne  Jaints,  Butter  market 

BAKERS. 

Barnard  lvl^^ar'l,  Stow-Upland  st 
Blomfield  Thomas,  Bury  st 
Blouitield  Tiiomas  William, Ipswidi 

st  and  Bury  st 
Fisk  Geoiee,  Burv  st 
MavKew  Marv.  Combs 
Palmei   William   Bury  st 
Puiley  Thomas,  Siow'-Uidand  st 
Sieveison  .lainis,  Market  jdacc 
Tricker  John,  Regent  st 
Tricker  Robe  t,  Ipswich  st 

BANKERS. 

Oakes,  Beviin  &  Co.  .M  iiktt  pl>)ce — 
(draw  on  iiarclay,  Bevati  &  Co. 
London) — John  George  Hait, 
agent 

BASKET    MAKERS. 

Colliiis  William,  Tavern  st 
Scogi<gins  Ed\var(',  Bm  k's  lane 
Stevei  s  William,  Stow-Upland  st 

BERLIN    REPOSITORIES. 

Beningioii  Susan,  Market  place 
Fr.  wer  Mary,  Market  place 

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BLACKSMITHS. 

Boon  Th(Mnas,  Combs 

Chaphn  \^aleiitine,  Stow-Uplaiid  st 

Ciacknell  Samut  1,  Bury  .st 

Gladwell  Charles,  Regent  st 

Hart  John,  Stow- Uiilaiul 

Smith  William,  I:  swich  st 

Taylor  William,  Stow-I'ploid 

BOOKSELLERS&STATIONERS 

Hi  niniit  >n  Susan,  Market  place 
Rackliam    George     (and    pi  inter), 

Il)swich  st 
Woolby    'I'liomas    Bracket!     (and 

pi  inter  and  circulating  library), 

Ipswich  st 
BOOT   6c  SHOE  MAKERS. 
Atnbrose 'rhoinas,  Ipswich  st 
Chailes  Richard,    Marketplace 
Chittork  Gi  oige.  Bury  st 
Codd  Willi  im,  Ipswich  st 
Colsoii  John,  Bury  st 
Colson  Willi.ini,  Stow-Upland  St 
Day  John,  Church  yard 
Diaper  George,  Bury  st 
Gladwell  Thomas,   Stow-Upland  st 
Ives  Janifs,  .Market  |)lace 
0;mes  Samuel,  Crow  st 
Palmer  Robert,  Stow-Lipland  st 
Rarte  .lames.  Bury  st 
Reddish  Edward,  Market  place 
Roper  Beniamin,  Bury  st 
Riinerkles  Robeit,  Bury  st 
Rushbrook  Francis,  Ipswich  st 

BREWERS. 

Cobbold    Joliii,    Stijw-Uplaiid  and 

Ipswich 
Stevens    John    Wells    &    George, 

Stow-Upland  st 

BRICK  AND    TILE  MAKERS. 

Fison  Jaiin-s    (and   best    malt-kiln 
tiles),  Sudbuiy  road 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Andrews  Joseph.  Tavern  st 
Aicher  James,  Chilton  place 
Webb  Miiy  Ann,  Bury  st 


BUILDERS. 

See  Carpenters  and  Builders. 


BUTCHERS. 

Cutlibeit  Tlioma^  Bury  st 
Eley  Jostpb  (poik,',  Ii)svvicli  st 
Gilsou  D.ivid,  Ipswirh  st 
(iil-on  .lohii.  Stow-Upland  st 
HagnarJolin  (poik),  Ipswich  st 
Hayward  (ieorge,  Buryst 
Miller  William,  Ipsaicb  st 
Suttle  William  (pork),  Ipswich  st 

CABINET    MAKERS. 

Bailey  VVilbam,  Bury  st 
Betis  Francis,  Burv  st 
Cc.le  Thomas,  ('hlder  place 
Kine  Wil  iani,  Ipswich  st 
Latnbi'it  George,  Ip^\^;ch  st 
Miles  Thonia-^,  Combs. 

CAKPENTERS  &  BUILDERS. 

.Abbott  Joseph,  Cinldi  r  plaie 
Andrews  Joseph,  Ta»ein  st 
Hetts  Francis,  Bury  st 
Blomfield  &  |)rnni«,  Bury  st 
Lambett  George,  Ipswich  st 
Lya-  William,  Ijiswich  road 
Rednall  Fpliiaim,  Ipswich  st 
Sawyer  Ruidall  Bridgemaii, Chilton 
place 

CHEMISTS    AND    DRUGGISTS. 

Cutting  James  Bray,  Ipswich  st 
Rackliam  George,  Ipswi.  list 
Sim|)son  Thomn^,  Bury  st 

CHINAj  GLASS     &c.  DEALERS. 

Paimenter  Isaac,  Butler  maiket 
Rout  Mary  Ann,  Market  place 
Stetersoii  James,  Market  place 


CLOTHES    DEALERS. 

Chailes  R'chard,  Ma'k^t  |)ldce 
Paxman  J.mes",  Ipwich  -t 
Pooley  William,  Stow-Upland  st 
Saxby  A'fied,  liutter  market 

COAL     MERCHANTS. 

Bridges  Hansord  J.,  Stow-Upland 
Byles  Jt-remiali,  Stow-U|»land  st 
Cobbold  Juhu,    Stow-Upland   and 

Ipswich 
Prentiieit  Hewitt,  Stow-Upland  .st 

and  Ipswich  [Ipswich 

Prentice  Thomas,  Stow-Upland  and 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Blomfield  'I'lioiiias  \Vm,  Ipswich  st 
Fenton  Eliza,  Ipsaicli  st 
Pooley  'i'homas,  Stow-U()land  st 
St<  verson  James,  Market  place 
Tricker  Robert,  Ipswich  st 

COOPERS. 

Lockwood  John,  Ipswich  st 
Tricker  William,  Buryst 

CORN    MERCHANTS. 

Blomfield   Thomas    Willi.m,    Bury 

street  and  Ipswich  street 
Bridires  Hansord  J.  (&  hnseed  and 

manure  caki-s),  Stow-Upland 
Byles  Jeremiaii,  Stow-Up  and  st 
Cobbold   John,    Stow-Upland  and 

Ipswich 
Collen  George,  Ipswich  st 
Fison  James  (&  seed), Sudbury  road 
Lockwood  John,  Ipswich  st 
Prentice  &  Hewitt,  Stow-Upland  st 

and  Ipswich 
Prentiie  Thomas    (&   salt),   Stow- 
Upland  and  Ipswich 

CURRIERS    AND    LEATHER 
CUTTERS. 

Drake  Charles,  Stow-Upland  st 
Gariett  Thomas,  Bury  st 
Stewart  Hemy,  Church  yard 

DYERS. 

Barnard  Hemy,  Churchyard 
Francis  William,  Churchyard 

FIRE,    AC.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Atlas,  James  B. Cutting, Ipswicli  st 
County  (fire), Richard  Ke.  n,Mir- 

ket  place  [Upland  st 

General,  John  W.Stepliens,  Stow- 
G t' A RDIAN,J no. Mumford, Ipswich  st 
Imperial     (fire),    Daniel     Greeu, 

Violet  hil 
Norwich    Equitable,    John     B. 

R.n-om,   Bury  st  [.Market  pi 

Norwich  Union,  Tims.  Sheldiake, 
Provident  (lite),   Richaid   Keen, 

Market  place 
Reliance    Mutual  (life),  Daniel 

Gieen.  Violet  hill 
Royal   Far'mers'  and  General, 

Edward  P.  Archer.  Tavern  st 
Solicitors'  and   General  (life), 

John  B.  Ransom,  Bury  st 
Suffolk    (fire),  the    Executors  of 

Thomas  Goss,  Market  place 
Wesiern  (life),  George  Rackliaiu, 

Ipsv\iih  sheet 

FURNITURE     BROKERS. 

Belts  Francis,  Bury  st 
Cracknell  &  Tydeinaii,  Ipswich  st 
King  William,  I(>-wich  st 
Pavne  James,  Butter  market 
Pooley  William,  Stow-Upland  st 

GROCERS  &  TEA  DEALERS. 

[See  also  Shopkeepers,  4'c.) 
Fulcher  Robeit  Holey,  Bury  st 
Keen  Richaid,  Ma'ket  place 
LankesierJosrp!)  Antiiui,. Market  pi 
Sheldiake  &  Boby,  Ipswich  st 

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^latei'j* 


HAIR    DRESSERS    AND 
PERFUMERS. 

Downing  J  ami  s.  Market  place 
Druce  William  H..  Bury  st 
ParmeiJter  Isaac,  Butter  market 
Studd  WilliHiii,  Bury  st 

HOP   MERCHANTS. 
Sheldrake,  Mumfoiddi  Co.  Ipswich 
street 

INNS    AND    PUBLIC    HOUSES 

Barge,  Joiin  Bird,  Stow- Upland  tt 
Bell,  Joseph  Difie,  Bury  road 
Duke's  Head,  John  Brett.Ipswich  st 
Fox  Inn  (commercial  and  po-ting), 

John  Lockwood,  Ip-wii  li  >t 
Fox  &  Hounds,  John  Brownsmith, 

Bury  stret-t  [M.irkei  place 

Grevhound,  John  Dixon  Taylor, 
King's    Arms,    Charles    Edmonds, 

Stiiw-l'pland 
Ki^l!'^     Head,     Henry    Shnkforth 

Downing,  IpSivich  st 
Magpie,  Thomas  Wells,  Comb-! 
Pickerel,  Win.Curner.Stow-Up'and 
Pot  of  Flowers,  Ann  llice,Hory  st 
Puncli  Bo«  I.Sarah  Meakei'S,Combs 
Queen's    Head,  Charles    Willi  mis, 

Buiy  stieet  [Stow-Upland 

Railway  Tavern,  Edmund  Mullett, 
R||^e.  Owen  Whayman,  Butter  nikt 
White  Han,  Robert  Smith.  Crow  st 
White  Horse,  William  Last,  Stow- 

Tpland  !>t  f  Upland  st 

White  Lion,  James  Williams,  Stow- 

Retailers  of  Beer- 
Ayliflfe  Uiehaid,  Molet  hill 
Coisoii  William,  Stow-Uidand  st 
Dav  John,  Cliurch  yard 
Godbold  James  Earthy,  Stow-Up- 
land street 
Godhold  Jonathan,  Bury  st 
Mavliew  Marv,  Combs 
Smi'h  Willi.im,  Cat's  lane  I 

Trickrr  William,  Bury  st  i 

IRON  &   BRASS   FOUNDERS. 

Brwley  Mary  (inacliinistj.  Crow  st  I 

Woods  James    (&  agricultural  iin-  [ 

plement  maker).  Bury  st  I 

IRON    MERCHANTS.  | 

Prentice  &    Hewitt,  Slow-Upland 
street  and  Ipsirkh 

IRONMONGERS  &  BRAZIERS.  | 

Easlea  Dennis  &  Walter,  Ipswich  st 
Griisx  Thomas  (the  Executors   of). 

Market  place 
Purr  William  Watts,  Butter  market 
Uu»t  Isaac  Arnold  (and  oil  &  color- 
man),  Bury  st 
Salmon  Eilward,  Tavern  st 

LINEN    AND    ^VOOLLEN 
DRAPERS. 

{See  also  Ttitlors.) 
Keen  Richard,  Market  place 
Lankester  Jos.  Antrim,  Market  pi 
Slieldrake  &  liohy,  IpMvich  st 
Whitmore  William,  Tavern  st 

MALTSTERS. 

Biidgcs  Hansord  J.  .'^tllW-Upland 
Cobbidd  John,  Stow-Ufiland 
Fison  James,  Sudbmy  load 
King  Benjii.  &  Co.  Stow-Upland  st 
King  Benjamin  Dsven,  Tavern  st 
I^ockwodd  John,  Ipswich  street 
Pren'ice  &    Hewitt,   Stow-U|)land 

street  and  at  Jpswk/i 
PrenticeThonias&  Co.Siow-Upland 
Stevensjnhn  Wells  li  George, Stow- 
Upland  street 
Webb  Bayly,  Combs 

MILLERS. 

nionifield  Thomas,  Bury  st 
Blomlield  Thomas  William,  Buryst 
Boulter  William,  Ford  .Mill 

(i6 


Brook  William,  One  house 
Brooks  William,  Combs 
Cooper  James,  (Jombs 
Felgale  Fuller,  Stow-Upland 
Fison  James,  Sudbury  road 
Jav  Samuel,  Badley 
Palmer  Williatn,  Biirv  st 
Wicks  Henry,  Stow-U|dand 

MILLINERS&  DRESS  MAKERS 

Baker  Martha,  Stow-Upland  st 
Boyle  Mary,  Bury  st 
Dennis  Hannah  (&  furriej;,Bnry  st 
Diiper  Elizaheihi  Stow-Upland  st 
Girdlestone  Emma,  Crow  st 
Halls  Maria,  Ipswich  st 
Hapson  Lucy,  Burv  st 
Keen  Elizabeth,  Marketplace 
LaiHbert  Harriet,  Ipswich  st 
Lee  Ann,  Buiy  st 
Tilloit  Marv,  Ipswich  st 
NURSERYMEN  &  SEEDSMEN. 
Barnaul  Valentine,  Bury  road 
Barnes  William, Dane  Croft  Nursery 
F^elgate  John,  Burv  road 
PLUMBERS,    PAINTERS   AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Baker    Edward     (painter),    Stow- 
Upland  street 
Colh  n  Georee,  Ipswich  st 
Pearson  John,  Ipswich  st 
Rout  Mary  Ann,  Market  place 
Wilson  George,  Stow-LTpland  st 
SADDLERS    AND    HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Bethell  John  Ward,  Ipswich  st 
Wright  Samuel,  T.i\  ern  st 

SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERS IN 
GROCERIES  &  SUNDRIES. 

Andrews  Heiny,  Regent  st 
Bird  Simon,  ('hilder  (dace 
Blomfield  Rebecca,  Bury  st 
Felgate  I-aac,  Bury  st 
Garrard  Edward,  Ipswich  st 
Leathers  Jonathan,  Slow- Upland  st 
Race  James,  St(»v-Upland  st 
Sawyer   Randall  Bridneman,   Chil- 
ton place 
j  Williams  Robert,  Stow-Upland  st 

I  STONE    6t    MARBLE    MASONS. 

Hop^on  John,  iiury  st 
Simp-on  Edward,  Ipswich  st 

]    STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

1  BlomlieM  Hannah,  Burv  st 
j  Fcnion  Harriet,  l|iswi(-li  st 
1  HalK  M:.ria,  Ipsuieh  st 
Laiiibeit  Harriet,  lp«wicli  st 

SURGEONS. 

Bree  Charles  Uoln'it,  Back's  lane 
Freeman  Spencer,  Market  place 
Harling   Barzilla  Augustus,  Stow- 
Upland  street 

TAILORS. 

Marked  thus  *  arc  also  Drnpera. 
Balls  George,  Stow-lTphmd  st 
Bev\ley  Hunter,  Crow  st 
Charles  Richard,  Maike    place 
Creasy  Joliii,   [U  ion  st 
RafTe  Heniy,  T:ivern  str 
Ilodwell  I'-divard,  Crow  st 
*Rust  Fredck.  William,    Ipswich  st 
♦Salmon  Thoma-,  Bury  st 
Saxby  Alfred,  Butter  market 
Thuilow  (ieoigi-.  Union  st 
TiUelt  Albeit,  l|)swich  st 

TALLOW    CHANDLERS. 

Bond  Roliert,  Cat's  lane 
Lankester  Jos.  Aiitiini,  Market  pi 

TANNERS. 

Webb  Joseph  .•\ntrim  &   Son  (and 
fellmongers).  Combs 


TIMBER  AND  SLATE 
MERCHANTS. 

King  Benamin  (and  slate),  Stow- 
Upland  st 

Prentice  &  Hewitt  (and  steam  saw 
mills),  Stow-lTplandst&  i/>j«?iVA 

TOY    DEALERS. 

Bethell  John  Ward   (and  turnery), 

Ipswich  st 
P.trmeiiter  Isaac,  Butter  market 
Simpson  Susan,  Ipswich  st 
WATCH    6t  CLOCK    MAKERS. 
Feltham  William,  Stow-Uiilaiirt  st 
Kersey  Thomas      (and    jeweller), 

Il)swiih  stnet 
Scrivener  William,  Market  place 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Gladwell  Charles  (&  drill  maker). 

Recent  street 
Gretn  J()se|)li,  Combs 
Hart  William,  Stow-Upland 
Palmer  George,   Buiy  st 
Taylor  \\  illiam,  Stow-Upland 

WHITESMITHS    AND     BELL- 
HANGERS. 

[See  also  Blaclasmiths.) 
Crackuell  Samuel,  liiiry  st 
Mile<  Edward  Davie-,  Ipswich  roati 
Orams  Thoma-,   Ipswich  st 
Purr  William  Watts,  Butter  markit 
Smyth  Francis,  Taveiii  st 
W^INE  &  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 
Diaper  James,  Stow-Upland  st 
(>aiikestei  J'S  Antr  im. Mai  k(  t  place 
Sheliliake,  Muinford^;Co. Ipswich  st 

WOOL     MERCHANTS. 

Fison  James,  Su  ibmy  road 
Webb     Joseph     Antrim     & 
Combs'  Tannery 

Miscellaneous' 

Ailams  Nath  n,  cardener,  Bury  road 
Adams  Uolii  1 1,  pipe  maker,  Ipswich  st 
Andre-^T.s  Daniel,  rope  and  twine  maker, 

Bury  street 
Aiensi.n  Lonis,  jeweller,  Chi'ton  place 
t'oUon  Jolin,    gun    and    pistul    maker 

Ipswieli  street 
Corn  Exchange,  Market  place — Jobn 

B.  Kansom,  cleik 
Francis  .lames,  umbrella  maker,  Bury  st 
Garralt  'I'homas,  coach  linildcr,  Bury  st 
(jAS    Works,    Stow-L'pland Gi-orue 

Sievens,  manager  [Voili  t  liill 

Gotls    William,  inland   revenue   ollicer, 
Ixr.AND  RiiVKNBK  1  )i' riCE, 111  the  King"* 

Head  Inn,  Ipsuicli  street 
Killy  Samuel,  tislimons'-r.  Bury  st 
l.iu-as  \Vm.  fnliiniinger,  ist(i\"--l'pland  st 
M-l.aclilan  John,  Ininl  snrveyor.  Bury  st 
.\lKCllANlcs'JNSTiTL-rios,lMarktt  place 

—  Charles  Wade,  manager 
OlFiinl  James,  culler.  Ipswich  st 
I'oi.K-K  SrATiON,lps«icli  street— Janie* 

Lark,  inspector 
Quiiiton  .lames,  linman,  Stow-Upland  ll 
Uade  William,  Rlover,  Back's  lane 
Soiilli^ate  William,  tinir.aii,  Btiiy  st 
Stamp  Hkfick,  Ipswich  st— Thomas  B> 

Woolhy.  snl)-dislribiiler 
Sntlle  William,  cloi;  and  patten  maker, 

(.'linrchy-ird 
Taylor  &  Kednall,  sack,  tilt  and  greaie 

manulactiirers,  Chilton    place 
Tlinrston  John,  gardei^er.  ?tow-Upland  it 
Vinctnl  James,  halter,  Ipswich  st 
U'aikin  Richard,  inland  revenue  ofljcer, 

Resent  st  [market 

Wliii\man  Owen,  veterinary  siirgn,  Bnlter 
Willi'inis   C'hailes,   collector  if  property, 

income  and  assessed  l;ixes,  Bury  »t 
Yonni;man  Thomas,  fruiterer  and  green 

grocer,  Ipswich  street 


Sod, 


COUNTY    COURT. 
Held  AT  King's  Head  I.vn  monthlT 
./»(/jrf— Francis  King  Faple.Esq. 
C/cifc  — Edward  I'eter  A icher.  Tavern  >t 
fi<ii/i/s— CharlesW  iiliamf  &  JohuFrewcr 


Binttot^. 


STOWMARKET. 


Suffolfe. 


POOR    LAW   UNION. 

Workhouse,  One  House. 

Guveninr—  Eilward  Ablitt. 

J»yarnm  — Eliza  Ablitt. 

Sehnolinasler— John  Wicks. 

Cltrk     to    the     Board    of    Gwrrdians — 
Mr.  Edward  Peter  Archer,  Tavern  st 

Treisurei — Mr.    Jolin     George     Hart, 
Market  place 

Chaplain — Rev.  F.  W.  Freeman. 

Relieving    Officers Cliarles   BlomfieW 

Law,Stow-U|ilandff()r  the  Stowmarket 
district);  Edwaid  Knevitt,  WetlierdeD 
(for  till-  llatllesden  district);  &  Charles 
RIanby,  Burcham  (for  the  Walshatn-Ie- 
Willows  district). 


REGISTRARS, 

OF   BIRTHS,    DEATHS  &  MARRIAGES 
Superintendent    Registrar -'Mr.    Edward 

Peter  Archer,  Tavern  street. 
Registrar  of  Births  and  Deaths — Spencer 

FreeriKin,  Market  place. 
Of  Marriajfs— William  Feltham,  Stow- 

Upiand  street. 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY. 
ON    THE  EASTERN  UNION   LINE. 

Station,  S'.ow-Upland. 

Omnibuses  from  the  Fox  and  King's  Head 

Inns,  await  the  arrival  and  attend  the 

departure  of  the  trains 


CARRIERS 

To  LONDON,  and  all  places  on  the  line, 

the  Kn^tern  Union  Railwny 
To   BILOESTON,  —  Emmerson,  from 

the  White  Horse,  Thursiay 
To  BOTESDALE,  —   Talbot,  from  the 

Queen's  Head,  Wednesday 
To  COTTON,  Jeremiah  Baker,  from  the 

Fox  and  Hnund>,  Friday 
ToDEBENHAM   &  FRAMUNGHAM, 

Charles  Smith, from  the  Barge,'I'uesday 

and  Friday 
To  EYE  and  SCOLE, David  Bond,  from 

the  Queen's  Head,  Tuesday 


STRADBROOK. 

WITH  THE  VILLAGE  OF  HORHaM  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


^TR.ADBROOK  is  a  parish  in  Iheliiiiulied  of  Hoxne 
— tlie  aiaiket  town,  a  small  one,  is  96  miles  n.e.  (rom 
London,  9  n.  from  Fiamliiigham,  between  6  ;ind  7  E. 
ffom  Eye,  24  n.  ffotii  Ipswicii,  28  s.  from  Norwich, 
and  7  s.  from  Harle>ton  ;  situated  witliin  ahont  fonr 
miles  of  tiie  northfiii  bolder  of  the  county  aiinttinn 
upon  Suffolk.  Theie  are  no  mannfactuies  belonging 
to  the  place,  and  the  littlf  tra'le  it  enjovs  is  entirely  of 
a  local  nature.  Petty  ses.sions  aie  held  here  every 
alternate  'rue»^dfy;  and  it  is  a  polling  station  at  the 
election  of  meinbeis  to  represent  East  SuffolU. 

The  pi  ices  of  worship  are  the  parish  church  of  All 
Saints,  and  a  liapti-t  chapel :  the  living  is  a  discharged 
vica'age,  in  the  patronage  of  the  Bishop  of  Ely;  the 
present  incunilient  is  the  Rev.  John  Taylor  Alien,  m.a. 
The  chaiities  connected  with  this  |)lace  are  the  Ho.x'iie 
Union  workhouse,  and  some  funds  of  small  amount 
by  means  of  which  a  few  children  are  educated  and 
apprenticed.     Robert  Copley,  the  learned  and  pious 


Bishop  of  Lincoln,  who  died  in  1253  was  born  here. 
He  made  himself  so  obnoxious  by  bis  opposition  to 
the  ineasuies  of  Pope  Innocent  IV.,  tiiat  bis  Holiness 
endeavoured  to  get  hishody  exhumed,  for  the  purpose 
of  being  burnt.  Stradbrook  confers  the  title  of  Earl 
upon  the  family  of  Rons.  The  market  is  held  o;i  Tues- 
day, and  a  fair  on  the  third  Monday  in  June,  also  a 
statute  for  hiring  strvatits  on  the  2nd  October.  The 
population  of  the  parish,  in  18'M,  was  1,527,  and  ia 
1841,  1,637. 

HoHHAM  is  a  parish  in  the  same  hundred  as  Strad- 
brook— the  village,  a  small  and  ruial  one,  is  2  miles 
s.w.  from  that  town,  on  the  road  to  Eye,  from  v\hicl) 
it  is  lietween  four  and  five  miles  distant.  The  places  of 
worship  are  the  paiish  church  of  Saint  Mary  and  a 
Baptist  chapil.  The  living  of  Horliam  is  a  lectory  in 
the  gift  of  the  Rev  William  Ma<k  :  the  present  in- 
cumhent  is  the  Rev.  William  Bumpstead  Mack.  Popu- 
lation of  the  parish,  in  1841,  442. 


POST  OFFICE,  Queen't  Head  Street,  Stradbrook,  Maria  Aldous,  Post  iVistress. — Letteis  from  all 
parts  arrive  (from  Woodbridge)  every  morning  at  twenty  minutes  before  nine,  and  are  despatched  thereto 
at  half-past  five  in  the  evening. 


GENTRY  AND    CLERGY. 

Allen    Rev.    John    Taylor,     m.  a., 

Stradbrook 
Bayiif-  Rev.  Robert,  Stradbrook 
Bradfieiri  Charles,  Esq  ,  Stradbrook 
Gooch  Mr.  James  Wyaid  (surgeon) 

Queen's  Head  st 
Lay  Mr  Roi'e;  t  Preston,  New  st 
Mack  Rev.  VVilliam  Bumpstead,  B.A. 

Horbam 
Mayhew  Mr.  George,  Stradbrook 
Nevelt  Miss  Jane,  Queen's  Heid  st 
Piilham  Mr.  James,  Asbfii  Id  green 
Woods  Mrs.  Ann,  Church  yard 

ACADEMIES. 

Bryant  Elizabeth  (hoarding  &  day). 

Queen's  Head  st 
Haward  Robert,  Horbatn 
I  M'Kain  Arthibald  W.,  New  st 

BAKERS. 

Burgess  Henry   New  st 
Davy  .Jonathan,  Queen's  Head  st 
Parsons  Christopher,  New  st 
Taylor  Samuel,  New  st 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Beecroft  Robert,  Chapel  st 
Boirett  Robert.  New  st 
Botwright  William,  Chapel  st 
Burgess  Jolui,  New  st 
Mills  John,  Queen's  Head  st 
Nortnan  Robert,  Queen's  Head  st 
Pendell  Edward,  Ashtield  green 
Plant  Henry,  Horbatn 
Thorndick  John,  Horham 
Wright  Heiirv,  Horbatn 

BOOT  AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 

Barrett  Daniel,  Queen's  Head  st 

Berry  William,  New  st 

Cook  Abel,  Hoihani 

Edwards  Grorge,  Queen's  Headst 

Hawes  Jaiues,  Horliam 


Mills  Simon,  New  st 
Newtnan  Edward,  New  st 
Sillett  John,  New  st 
Smith  John,  Chapel  st 
Watling  Jame.s,  Horham 
BOTCHERS, 
Bush  William,  Chapel  .st 
Chase  Roliert,  Wootten  green 
Copping  James,  New  st 

CARPENTERS. 

Brewster  Edward.  Queen's  Head  st 
Copping  Charles,  New  st 
Harvey  Samuel,  Qeen's  Head  st 

FARMERS. 

Adams  George,  Stra'lbiook  hall 
Bayley  Thomas,  Queen's  Head  st 
Baldryjohu,  Low  farm 
Baldrv  Robert,  Ashfield  green 
Barfield  — ,  Barley  green 
Bickers  James,  Wootten  green 
Borrett  John,  Barley  green 
Ca|)on  James,  Battlesey  hall 
Chandler  James,  Ashfitui  green 
Cla'  k  Henry,  North  lane 
Cossey  Francis,  Horham 
Cracknell  John,  Barley  green 
Creasey  Lionel,  Horham 
Cunnell  Joseph,  Horham 
Dale  William,  Stradhiook 
Davy  John,  Pixey  green 
Davy  Jonathan,  Queen's  Head  st 
Elvin  Thomas,  Stradbrook 
Fiost — ,  Ashfield  green 
Garrod  Robert,  Hill  hall 
Girliui!  Abraham,  AsbfieM  green 
Greenaid  Geoisie,  Horham 
Giinling  l«aac,  A«lifield  green 
Haivey  George,  Pixey  green 
Hawes  — ,  Barley  green 
Jennings  James,  Horham 
Jennings  Robert,  Horham 


Jennings  Samuel,  Wootten  green 
Jennings  William,  Horham 
Larter  James,  Ashfield  green 
Pipe  John,  Park  farm 
Roe  William,  Stradbrook 
Ru-h  Charles,  Horham 
Rush  Charles,  Pixey  green 
Rush  John,  Pixey  «i-eeii 
Rush  Robert,  Aslifield  green 
Sheldrake  Tiionias,  Hoiliaiu 
Thurston  George,  Pixey  green 
'I'hurston  John,  Chap'  1  st 
Turner  James,  Horham 
Watling  John,  Pixey  green 
Whaiton  Elijah,  Barley  ball 
Wharton  Jonathan,  Pi.sey  green 
Wightinan  Cbailes,  Carsley  ball 
Wilson  Samuel,  Wootten  green 

GROCERS    AND    DEALERS    IIV 
SUNDRIES. 

Marked  thus  •  are  also  Drapers. 
•Barnes  Georue  (and  agent  for  the 

Norwich  Assuranceoffice)  Queen's 

Head  street 
*Beecroft  Charles,  Horliam 
•  Beets  Geortte  Carlton,  New  st 
♦Carter  Charles  Alfied,  New  st 
Hawes  James,  Hoibam 
Thorndick  John,  Hoibam 

MILLERS. 

Bayles  Robert,  Ciiapel  st 
Davy  Robert ,  Chapel  st 
Fanow  Robert,  Battlesey  green 
Roe  Robert,  Horham 
MILLINERS&DRESS  MAKERS 
Bales  Dinah,  Chapel  st 
Bayles  Hannah,  Chapel  st 
Gooda  Charlotte  Matilda, 
Wilson  Hairiet,  New.^^t 
PLUMBERS,    PAINTERS,    6te. 
FisU  Leonard,  Qeen's  Head  st 
HollaudJ  ohn  (&  stouemason)  New  8t 

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STRADBROOK,  &c. 


^latcv'sJ 


SADDLERS. 

Aldnns  Robert,  Qncf  ii's  Head  st 
Jlea'l  Hemv,  New  st 
VVii-oii  Rob'it,  ClinpH  st 
STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Bayles  Racliael,  Queen's  Head  st 
Edwards  iMaiv,  New  st 

TAILORS. 

Bavle'<  Chailes  &  Jolm,  Chapel  st 
Bryant     Rnlurt    Willongliby    (aud 

cloth'  s'  dealer),  New  st 
Lay  William,  New  st 
RiiiiiSfy  James,  New  st 
Wilson  U  illiani.  New  st 

TAVERNS  8c  PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

JiiuM  Bells,  John  IMullick.  Horliam 
Green  Dragon,  William  Baldry,  Iloiham 
Ivy  Inn.John  Caichpole.New  st 
Queen's  Head, Abraham  Girling,  Queen's 

Head  street 
While  Hart,  Shadrach  Newson, Chapel  st 
WATCH    St    CLOCK    MAKERS. 
Pnlniei  Hmi.I'  t,  Nt-w  st 
Peicv  Jaiiu-s,  Queen's  Head  st 


W^HEELWRIOHTS.  | 

Baldly  William,  Horhaiu 
lieccioft  John,  Ch-ipel  st  1 

BotwiiKiit  VViliiaiu  (and  gig  maker) 

C  hi  pel  st 
Fosdvke  Caleb,  Chapel  st 
Plant  Heniy,  Horhtin 
Pnlham  Charles,  Chapel  st 
Rope  John,  Horhain 

Miscellaneous- 
Barnes  George,  china  dealer.  New  st 
Bells  Chailes,  brirklayer.  Chnicliyard 
Belts  George, bricklayer,  Betllesey  ereent 
Brook  VVni.nialtster&  beer  retail rr.New  st 
Bryant   Benaiah,  registrar  ol  marriages, 
SIradbrook  [New  st 

Catchpole  John,  wine  &  spirit  merrhant, 
Cockerell  Henry,  ironlonniler.  Chapel  st 
Copping  William,  coal  dealer,  Cliapel  st 
Girling  W  ra.  beer  retailer.  Qiieen'sHead  st 
GranI  llobt.  beer  retailer, Qu'-en's  Head  st 
HonghtmiGeorge, tin-plate  wi.rkr.  New  st 
IMarkwell  Henry, basket  makei.  New  st 
Morris  Thos. chemist  &  druijgi-t,  New  st 


MullengerThs.halrdressrQneen'sHead  ct 
Palmer  Harriet,  china  dealer.  New  «t 
PrykeGeo. cabinet  mi<ker  Qiieeii'sHead  st 
Itohiiison  John,  leather  .'seller.  New  st 
Robinson    William,  glover   and    buskin 
malicr.  New  st  [st 

Roper   Anthony,  farrier.    Queen's  Head 
Smith  Stephen,  arlist,  Barley  green 
M'oUage  Isaac,  cooper,  Queen's  Head  st 


POOR    LAW    UNION. 

Workhouse,  .^^tiadhrook. 

Grir-r/iov— William  Cnyle. 
y>7a/;-o)i  — Mary  I..  Wright. 
Rrliriiiifi  Officer  and  Rrpistrar  of  Birlh* 
and  i)ta(/is— Thomas  Thurston. 


CARRIERS. 

To  IPSWICH,  William  Meen,  from  hi» 
hiMise,  Monday  &  Friday  ;  goes  through 
Framlinghain  and  Woodbiidge 

To  NORWICH,  William  Meen,  from  his 
house,  Tuesday  &  Friday  ;  ^oes  through 
Harleston  and  Bungay 


SUOBUllY, 

WITH  THK  VILLAGE  OF  B.ALLINGDON  AND   NEIGHBOURHOODS. 

Sudbury isa  market  ti'wn  and  corpoiate  borough,  |  impiovemem  r.f  this  navipation  ;  but  since  fbe  opening 
having  sepir.ite  jurisdiction,  locally  in  the  hundred  f)f|  of  the  raiUvay  bet'ore-mi-ntioneil,  the  traffic  on  the 
iiabeinh,  55  mile>  n.e.  by  N.fiom  Lond'Mi  (58  bv  r<ii/);'  river  has  been  greatly  diminished.  The  inhabitants 
22  w.  by  s.  t'r.'nilpsuich  {3:\i  h\  rail);  16  ?.  from  Bnry  rec.  ived  their  first  charterot  incorp'Taiion  fmni  Queen 
Saint  Kdiniinds,  and  58  s.  s  w.  from  Norwich  (78^  byiMary,  whith  was  cunfi  ined  by  Eiiisabeth  ;  another 
»ffi/J  ;  situated  on  the  Stour  Valley  bianch  of  the  i  was  conferied  by  Cromwell,  and  a  tbiid  by  Chailes  II ; 
Easiern  Union  lailw.iv,  which  joins  that  line  at  the  I  this  latter  remained  in  force  until  ihe  enncuiK  tit  of  th( 
Clark's  Tey  juncii'in.  The  town,  which  is  seated  on  IMnnicipil  Reform  hill,  in  I8:?5,  wliich  vested  the  go 
tiie  banks  of  the  Stour  (over  which  river  is  a  biidge  !  veinmeiit  in  a  inaxoi,  four  Hldermen  and  iweUecouir 
learling  into  Kssj  x),  was  anciently  tailed  South  Burg/i,  [  ciliors,  with  the  usu-il  assistant  officers  ;  tiie  same  at: 
to  distinguish  it  from  Norwich,  then  designated  A'ort/i  j  provided  a  commission  of  the  peace,  under  whii  h  b(» 
Burgh  ;  and  it  is  stated  that  at  that  time,  Sudbury  wa*  rough  sessions  are  held  qu  irteily ;  and  Sii'lhiiiy  is  in 
the  principal  town  of  the  county.  The  stieets  are  eluded  in  the  thirty-fifth  circuit  of  Count)  Conn  towns 
iriegulaily  formed,  and  the  greater  part  of  the  houses  nmier  the  new  act  for  the  recovery  <if  debts  to  any 
have  an  aniiqiiated  aspect;  but  within  tlie  last  thity  ,  amount  not  exceeding  £20— this  tourt  is  hi  hi  in  th< 
years  the  general  appearance  of  tlie  town  has  received  I  town  hall  monthly.  The  borouah  n-turned  member! 
considerabli- improvement :  it  is  now  well  paved  and  j  to  iiailiament  fioin  the  first  of  Elizabeth  until  18ll 
lighied,  and  a  handsome  building,  in  the  Grecian  style  |  win  ii  it  was  dis/ranchised.  Sudbiiiy  confiis  the  iti- 
of  architecture,  apjiropriaied  to  theiises  of  a  town-liall  i  ferior  title  of  haron  on  the  Dukt-  of  Grafton, 
and  uaol,  has  been  added  to  its  public  stiuciuies:  the  I  Siidbuiy  compiises  the  parishes  of  All  Saints,  Saini 
iniernal  airanginients  of  this  edifice  are  well  adapti  d  to  I  Gregory  and  Saint  Peter.  The  churches  are  all  of  con' 
the  purposes  for  which  it  was  erected,  and  its  exterior  sidei  able  anticu'ity,  and  are  commodious  and  liandsonu 
is  an  01  iiaiiient  to  the  town.  A  handsome  corn  ex- I  structures.  That  of  Saint  Gregory  was  formeily  col' 
change  has  also  been  la'ely  erected  on  the  south  side  I  leaiaie  ;  it  contains  a  superb  font;  and  in  the  vestr] 
ofthe  Market-hill.     Symon  de  Theobald,  aichl)i>liop  |  room,  behind  an  iron  grating,  is  a  huni'ii  skull,  sai 


of  Canterhurv,  had  a  noble  palate  heie,  the  gatewav 
of  which  is  .'till  standing;  but  mi  the  runainder  of  the 
site  has  been  eieoted,  ai  a  cost  of  about  £14  000,  an 
extensive  woikhoiise — Sudbury  being  the  centre  of  a 
Union  under  the  New  Poor  Law  comprising  forty -tvio 
paii-bes.  This  was  one  of  the  places  assigned  for 
the  residence  of  I  be  Flemings,  wlnun  Edward 
III.  induced  to  settle  in  this  country,  to  instruct 
the  English  in  the  varirjus  liranches  of  the  wo(dlen 
trade:  this  manufacime  formed  the  staple  for  many 
years,  and  was  sncceeded  by  tho'e  of  silk  goods,  says, 
crapes  and  buntiuiis,  wliich  liranches  still  continue  to 
exist.  The  Stour  is  navigable  hence  to  Manningtiee, 
ill  Es^ex   and  large  sums  have  been  exp(  tided  in  the 


to  be  that  of  Symon  de  Theobald,  befoie  mentionedi 
who  was  beheaded  by  the  mob  in  the  insunectioii 
under  Wat  Tyler.  The  fiee  grammar  school  here  wai 
founded  in  l-iai  by  William  Wood,  and  endowed  witl 
a  farm  in  Essex  :  tiiere  are  but  few  pupils  on  the  eS' 
tahlishtnent.  National,  Hiiti-h,  and  Chinch  of  Eng- 
land sdiools  aie  open  for  the  education  of  childrefl 
of  the  humbler  cla-s  ;  and  there  are  some  bequests  b] 
whi(di  th'-  poor  are  benefited,  in  cloihuig,  &c.  Tin 
market  is  now  held  on  Thursday ;  and  the  f^^rs,  Marcl 
121  hand  Jul)  10th.  Thepopulatii'ii  ofthe  three  pi  lis  he* 
together  withihe  hamlet  of  lUtLiNnDoN,  (which  wa 
included  within  the  pailiameniarv  borough),  in  1831 
was,  4,677,  and  in  1841,  5,085. 


POST  OFFICE,  Borehamgate-street,  Thomas  Goldsmith,  Post  Matter —lA-ueis  from  I.ONnoN  and  all 
parts  NoKi  II  and  S..f  th,  arrive  every  morning  at  six,  and  aie  despatched  at  half-past  seven  in  the  evening. 

Letters  fr' in  Ci-AKE,  Cavkndish,  Long  Meikird,  Lavf.miam,  and  Cockheld,  airive  every  evening 
at  seven,  and  are  despatched  at  hall-past  six  in  the-  morning. 

Mrmei/  Orders  are  paid  and  granted  at  this  otticc  between  the  hours  of  nine  in  the  morning  and  five  in  the 
evening. 


NOBILITY,  GENTRY  AND 
CLERGY. 

AlexanderC.l).,Esct.,liulmerAubries 
Andrews    U<  v.     Hobeit,     VValler- 

Belchani|) 
Andrews  He».  William,  Rulmer 
.Armstrong  .Mrs.  — ,Curd-  lane 
bad  ham    Hev.  Charles,  All  Saints' 

Church  yard 

68 


Badliam  David,  E-q  ,  Bulnier  i  Elli^ton  Miss  Sarah,  Ballingdon 

Baker  VVilliain,  Esq.  Brundon  Hall    |  Karrow  Mrs.  Elzabeth,  Ballingdon 
B.iinardistoii  Nathaniel  Cliike  Esq.,  Koster  Hev.  John,  Koxeaith 

Uyes  Lodg^  [chie  st    Fowke  Mrs.  — ,  Stour  st 

Bates  David  Nic  h'das,  Esq.,  Sepul- i  French  Miss  Hannali,  Siptdchrest 
Constaiiie    John,    Esq.,    Worming- !  Frost  M  i .  Josiah,  Ballingdon 

fold  Hall  (iainsboioiK'h  .MIns  E.,  Sepulchre  »t 

Daking  Miss  Sarah,  Stour  .st  Garnham  Mr.  Joseph,  Stour  st 

Dupont  Mr.  Richard  G.,  Wigan  end  '  (Jodfrey  Miss  Ann,  North  it 


IS  I  recto  vp. 


SUDBURY,  &c. 


^Uffollt. 


Goldsmiih,  the  Misses  Elizabeth  ami 

Cliailotte,  Srpuiclirt*  st 
Goody  Mr.  John  Crisp.  Croft 
Green  Mrs.  J<H>aiinHh,  Kriars  st 
Gtubb  Mr.  Jniiathaii,   Mrlford  road 
Herriiigliani  Rev.  Wilbam,  Borley 
Hodyi'  tlie  Mi-ses  — ,  North  st 
Holmaii  Mr.  .lohn,  Uaihiigion 
HolniHii  the  Mi<.^es,  Mai liet  hill 
Ho(i«oo(j  Itev.  .Jesse.  Kallinadon 
Howf   the    Riiiiit    Honouralile    the 

Karl  ot,  Actoi)  Hall 
Humphrey    William     Wood,    Esq. 

(barri-'er),  Sour  st 
Hiirrell  Mi-s  Henrietta,  Friars  st 
Joiie-Mrs  Susan iMhKlizatieth, Croft 
Jones  .Mr.  Tnonia».  Wiaau  end 
Jones  Mrs.  Saiah,  Noitli  st 
JonesWilliam  Michael, Esq., Friars  St 
Keeble  Mr.  Samnel,  Friars  st 
Kirbv  Rev.  — ,  '»\  aldiifitield 
Met-kin^  Mr.  Henry,  Chilton  Hall 
Miirch  Itev.  Spencei,  Bank  buihlniits 
Meeking  Mr.  Thomas,  Wood  Hall 
0th  y  Rev.  — ,  Acton  [Lodge 

Prirmenter  Thomas,  F-sq.,  {..aiiiarsh 
Feniherton  Rev.  Edward,  Helchanip, 

Si.  Paul's 
Perriiii!  Rt-v.  Peter,  Great  Cornord 
Raymond  Rev.  Oliver,  Mid'ileton 
Havniond    .Sunuel    Midiank,    Esq., 

Beichami)  Hill  [.Market  hill 

Revell   the    Misses    Mary  &  Sarah, 
R  •eers  Mr-:.  .Sarah,  Friars  st 
Shelford  Rev.W.  H„  Preston 
Sidney  Rtv.  Edwin,  Little  Cornord 
Sinims  Mrs.  Marv,  Stour  st 
Smith  Rev.  E.,  N'-wton 
Spanow  Mr.  William,  BalUngdon 
SpooiierMf  WilliainjBorehanmate  st 
Studd  .Mr.  Chailes,  Ballingdoa 
Tliresher  Mrs.  Maiy,  Fria'S  st 
Tr)llei  Rev.  Frcdeiick,  Ballingdon 
Tozer  Miss  Fra-  ces,  Stnur  st 
Wallis  Rev.  William,  Friars  st 
Walli^  Rev.  William,  Leistoii 
Wilkinson  Rev.  Watts,  Fi  i.ir -st 
ACADEIVIIES     AND     SCHOOLS. 

IJadliamVV'Hiam(l)0  ir'liiia),Stiiur  si 
British  Schools, Mill  lane — Thos. 

Sawytr,  ma-^ier 
Brown  Ann  (boodine),  Clinrch  st    ' 
Church    of     England    School, 

Cliurcli  st — Mary  Robins,mistress 
Free    Gra.mmar    School —  Rev. 

Simon  R.  MilH,  nnster 
HindesEli/a(iM);tr  ding ;, Sepulchre  st 
Hodsoii  William  (ilav),  North  st 
Infants' School,  Mill  lane — Emily 

Bough,  mistress 
Liliie  Emilia  (da»),  Straw  lane 
National  School,  North  st — Wm. 

Hodson,    master;    Susan    Giiiu, 

mistress 
Ray  Mrs.  —  (boardine).  North  st 
R(j"gers  Ellen  (boarding),  Boreliaiii- 

gale  street 
Worts  Matilda  (day),  Friars  st 

ATTORNEYS, 

Andrews  G'  orge  William,  Friars  st 
Dowman  William  (and  chrk  of  the 

peace  and  coioner),  Friais  st 
DovMuan  William,  inn.,  Friaif  st 
Goo'iayJohu  Francis  Sikes,   Bore- 

h^nmaie  st 
Ransom  &  Son,  Fiiars  st 
Stedmaii    Edmund     (clerk   of    the 

peace),  Borelianit'a'e  st 
Stedman  Roln-rt,  Friars  st 
"WaUh  Fiaii(i>  Eldiidge,  Stour  st 

AUCTIONEERS&  APPRAISERS 

Blunden  &  Ridfe,  North  st 
Joscelyne  Samuel,  Sepuichie  st 
Squire  Richard,  Fiiars  gt 


BAKERS. 

Marked   thus*    are  iiLso   Confeclipners. 
Bell  Abraham,  Ballingdon 
*Btrrv  William,  Friars  st 
Clark  Gtome,  North  st 
Clark  Thomas,  North  st 
C'la'es  Geoige,  Cross  st 
Dalies  Samuel,  Fiiars  st, 
Higby  William,  Sclioid  lane 
G.kkIv  Hal  lirt,  Chuich  st 
Goody  Thomas  North  st 
•Hariinutoii  John,  Borehanignte  .«t 
Ha-ell  James  Hazard,  Baliingflun 
Jone>  Samuel  Alfred,  Sepuichre  st 
.Macio  Daniel   (and  poulterei),  Ac- 
ton (irteu 
Ma\seiit  William,  George  st 
Kiiiu  Ttiom  IS,  North  st 
Rashbiook  Robert,  BiUingdon 
Rogers  Stephen,  Cmiss  st 
Sadder  Thomas,  Mill  lane 
Saddhr  William,  Fri.irs  it 
Shreeve  Noah,  North  st 
*Sillitoe  Elizabeth,  Fiiars  st 
Turtiu  Da>  id,  Chuirli  st 
•Wells  Eliza,  Market  hill 

BANKERS. 

Alexanders'  &  Co,  Fiiars  st — (draw 
oil  Barntt's',  Hoaie&  Co.,  Lon- 
don)— William  D.  King  &  Jona- 
than Grul'b,  agents 

Oakes,  Bevaii,  Moore  &  Bevan, 
Market  hill — (draw  on  Barclay, 
Bevan  &  Co.,  Loiiiion) 

Savings'  Bank.  Friais  st — (open 
Tuesdavv) — Henry  Pratt,  actuary 
BASKET    MAKERS. 

Parsonsoii  Chailes.  Noth  st 
Parsonson  (ieorge,  Ballingdon 
Parsonsoii  .'i.nies,  Wiyan  end 
Parsonson  Richard,  Cornord  end 
Parsonsoii  Thomas,  Friars  st 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Bonney  Edwairi,  Gaol  Jane 
Hale  James,  Ballingdoii 
Hawkins  Jame»,  Ballimjdon 
Shelley  James,  Wignii  end 
Shelley  Robert,  Burget's  lane 

BOOKSELLERS&  STATIONERS 

Marked  thus  *  are  also  Prinleis. 

Berry  James,  North  st 
•Chaplin  Cliaile-,  Bonhatngate  st 
•FuhhHrG.o.  WilliamsMaiket  hill 
•Hill  William,  Ballingdon 
King  Thomas  Martin,  North  st     |st 
Woolhv  William   (stationeri,  Fiiars 
•Wright  James,  Market  hill 
BOOT  AND    SHOE  MAKERS. 

Burton  Joseph  William,  Friais  st 
Deeks  Heiirv  James,  Sepulchre  st 
Ely  Thomas,  Ballingdon 
Farnswoitli  Jaim  s,  Giegoryst 
Faux  Benjamin,  Fnars  st 
French  James.  Church  w-dk 
Goldsmitji  John,  fMaiket  hill 
Goody  Cliarles,  Norih  st 
Goodv  Thoma'i,  No"  th  st 
Hart  William,  Ballingdon 
Heibeit  William,   North  st 
King  Charles,  Cioss  st 
Lewsey  Thomas,  Ballingdon 
Ma\s  .lohn,  Friars  »t 
Parsonsoii  James,  Cross  st 
Phillips  Alice  (dealer).  North  st 
Park  iigioii  James,  North  st 
Ready  George  (dealer).  Market  hill 
Sillitoe  Jonathan.  Acton  green 
Striiit  Willi.im,  North  st 
Ward  Thomas  Market  hill 
Wilson  John,  Cio^s  st 

BRAZIERS   AND   TINMEN. 

Enison  Edmund,  Market  hill 
Ixer  Robert,  Straw  lane 


Purr  John  &  James,  Sepulchre  st 
Raveiiell  Wil  iam,  Cio-s  st 

BRICK    AND    TILE    MAKERS. 

AlUn    Koberi  A.    (and   .sla  e  mer- 

ciiant) ,  Bal;im;diMi  grove 
G  nil  'Ihomas,  Boreliami.'ate  st 
Goody  ,l()hn  Crisp,  Gallows  hill 
Hunt    Ham. ah     (and    earthenware 

niaiiufacturcr),  Cornord 
BRICKLAYERS    &   BUILDERS. 
'iiiin  Thiiii.a>,   Borehamgate  st 
Gieeii  Edward,  Friars  st 
Green  James  Abishai,  Sepulchre  st 
Griiiiwood  Geoige,  Acton  green 
Webb  George,  Ballinudon 
Webb  Samuel,  Cro*s  st 
Wheeler  Thomas,  Wigan  end 

BUTCHERS. 

Andrews  William,  Ballingdon 
BearGeoice,  Market  hill 
Brock  William,  North  st 
Brown  Saiiinel,  North  st 
Clarke  James,  Ballingdon 
Collis  Josefili,  Cioss  st 
Collis  Samutd,  Cimicli  st 
Collis  Walter,  Boieliamgate  st 
Kio^t  Jacob,  Sepulchre  st 
Herb,  rt  Golden  (pmk).  North  st 
KiiiK>bury  .loNcph.  Church  st 
Spuri;in  Kobt it.  Cross  st 
Ward  David,  Noitli  st 

CABINET    MAKERS. 

Joscelyne  Samuel,  Sepulchre  st 
Murrells  Aiiihro>e,  Friars  st 
Mm  rell<  Thomas,  Sepuhhre  st 
I'eititt  Wyatt  John,  Friais  st 
Smith  Altred,  Fiiars  st 
Sp'iiig  Samuel,  North  st 
Spring  John,  Ballingdon 

CARPENTERS   &  BUILDERS. 

Bonny  &   Elliston,  Ciovs  st 
Giiiii  .lames,  Bank  buildings 
Jone.'  Willimi,  North  .-t 
Mills  Tlioma>,  Borehaineate  st 
Sillitoe  James,  Cross  st 
CHEMISTS    AND    DRUGGISTS. 
Ely  George,  Fiiars  st 
Harding  Henry  (and  oil  and  coloui- 

man).  Market  hill 
Oxley  John  Raiisome  (and    plaster 

manufacturer).  Market  hill 

CHINA^   GLASS,  &c.  DEALERS. 

Ely  William  WaMeii,  Market  hill 
Hale  Jane,  Ballingdon 
Hills  Beiijainin,  Fiiar  st 
Ling  Anne,  North  st 
Ready  George,  Markt  t  hill 

CLOTHES    DEALERS. 

Burrows  Jan.es  {&.  hattei).  North  st 

Cook  William,  Norih  st 

Haeg  Ichabod  &  Co.,  Market  hill 

King  U  illiain.  Friars  st 

Ready  George,  .Market  hill 

ICOAL     MERCHANTS. 

Allen  Roht  A.  (aiidcokej,   Balling- 
don grove 
Mason  Joseph,   Wharf 
Ray  &  nibble.  Wharf 
Squire  Richard,  Wharf 
Tovell  &  Co.,  v\  harf 

COOPERS. 

Hitchcock  (ieoriie,  Sepulchre  st 
Newton  William,  B  llingdoH 
Rudd  Edward,  North  st 

CORN     MERCHANTS    AND 
DEALERS. 

Allen  Robert  A.,  B  illingdon  grove 
Barker  Joseph,  Market  hill 
Ba^s  iSi  Brown   (and  florists,  seeds- 
men,   and  agents   for  Raiisouie's 
ngiicultural  iniplenicuts),    Mar- 
ket hill 
Hibble  &  Higgs,  North  tit 

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Suffolk. 


SUDBURY,  &c. 


Maux'» 


CURHIERS    AND    LEATHER 
CUTTERS. 

Conk  Win.  (leither  seller),  North  st 
Fox  Tli'inn!*,  BiiHiiigdon 
Linibert  George,  Nurili  st 

FIRE,    Sir.  OFFICE  AGENTS. 

Architects.*  and  Builders', 
Char'ei>  Chaplin,   Borelmngate  st 

Atlas,  Hansom  &  Son,  Fnars  st 

County  (firej  and  Provident 
(life),  John  William  Welham, 
Mark. thill  [Kriarsst 

Etonian,    George     W.    Andrews, 

Globe,  .lamrs  JohnHardinu,  Mai- 
kt-t  I. ill  [Fiiars  .st 

Law  (fire),  William  Downian,  jun., 

London  Corporation,  Job Gi over, 
Nonh  .st  [mill  Hills,  Friar.s.st 

National    Kndowmf.nt,     Benja- 

NoRwicH  UNiON,SaniUflJoscelyii'*, 
Sepulchre  st ;  au'l  Ge'ige  Wil- 
liam Fiilcher.  jiiii.,   Maiketliill 

Royal,  Ri.  hard  Scjuire,  F  iars  st 

Roval  Exchange,  Willidin  Dow- 
imii.  Fnars  >t 

Roval  Farmers'  and  General, 
Gtorge  U'm.  Fnlrher.M  irkit  hill 

Solicitors'  and  General  (life), 
William  Dowuian,  jnn..  Friars  st 

Suffolk  (fiie;,  Johii  &  William 
D.  Kiiiw,  Friars  st 

Sun,  .lanKs  Brown.  Croft 

Western  (life),  Samuel  Joscelyue, 
Sepulcliri'  st 

Widows'  Fund  (life),  Wm.  Lillie, 
Maikt't  hrlj 

FISHMONGERS. 

Brnrk  Wiiliani    (and  game  dealer), 

Nonh  stieet 
Rudd  John,  Fiiars  st 

FRUITERERS   AND    GREEN- 
GROCERS. 

Barwifk  Joseph.  Noitiist 

Brock  William,  North  st       [chre  st 

Hawkes  Chas.  {&  gardener),  Sepul- 

Heibert  Willinm.  Nonh  st 

Luig  .Mali'la.  Fri.ns  st 

Making  Francis  Herry,  North  st 

Oaklfv  Ricliar'l,  Sepniclirc  st 

Rog'-rs  Georue,  North  st 

Rudd  Joliii,  Fnars  »t 

Wheeler  Kdw^rd,  Seimlclire  .st 

FURNITURE  BROKERS. 

Jones  Artliiir,  Cro.s^  st 
Pettitt  Wyatt  John,  Friars  st 
Rojjers  James,  North  st 
Smith  Allied,  Fiiars  st 
Spiiiig  Samuel,  North  st 
Wheeler  Joseph,  Gregoty  st 

GLOVERS    &    BREECHES 
MAKERS. 

Habbt'ftoii  Thomas,  North  st 
Rice  St.pheii,  Baliingdou 
Siggeis  John,  Cliuich  st 

GROCERS  AND  TEA  DEALERS. 

(See  also  Shophee/jers,  and  also 
Tea  Dealers.) 
Abrey  Henry,  Noitli  st 
Cook  William,  North  st 
Grover  Job,  Noith  st 
L'ng  Ann'-,  North  ^t 
SclilenLker  John.  Fiiars  st 
Weliiam   Joiiii   William    (and   liop 

iiieichaiit).  Market  hill 
Wils.Mi  George  St. loner,  .Markethill 
Wright  Kdwaid,  Market  bill 

HAIR   DRESSERS. 

Bulmer  .lolni,  N"Mth  st 
Bi)liiier  Will.,  Noith  st         [ket  bill 
Ely  \Vm.Wayleii(&  toy  dealer),  Mar- 
Jeiikiiisoii  Henry,  Borebani«ate  st 
Rice  George  Henry,  Sepulchre  st 
Rice  Stephen,  Baliingdou 


Seaerave  Joseph  (aud  cork  cutter). 

Church  street  [Market  hill 

Simkiss  William   (and  toy   dealer), 

HARDWARE  MEN. 

Simkin  Sp^rkes  (and  haberdasher). 

North  street  [st 

Simkin  William  Samuel,  Sepulchre 

I  NNS. 
{See  also  Taverns  t^-  Public  Houses.) 
George,   Johnson  William  Double, 

Old  .Market  place 
Rose  &  Crown  (commercial,  family 

and     postiig;,     John     Hausell, 

Market  bill 
White  Horse,  Joliu  Clark,  North  st 

IRON    FOUNDERS. 

Bear  William,  Baliingdou 
Hawkins  James(aud  plough  maker), 
Baliingdou 

IRONMONGERS. 
Beard  Joseph,  Friars  st  j 

Emson    Edmund     (and 


PRINTERS--LETTER-PRESS. 

See  under  the  head  Bun hs filers. 


SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Clarke  Robert,  Ballingdon 
King  John,  Baliiiigfion 
Ready  Edward,  North  st 
West'iby  John,  Friars  *f 
SHOPKEEPERS  ficDEALERBIIT 
GROCERIES    &  SUNDRIES. 

Adam*  Waller,  Bal  iiigdon 
Albury  George,  Cross  st 
Bacon  James,  Gregory  st 
Berry  Dannie,  Cliuicb  walk 
Ell  wards  Susan,  Sepulchre  st 
Ellistou  Samuel,  Plonth  lane 
Goddard  Elizabeth     Ballingdon 
Green  Daniel,  Ballingdon 
Hale  Jane.  Ballinadon 
Hawkins  James,  Ballingdon 
j  Herbert  Samuel,  North  st 
agent    for'  Howell  John,  Wig  in  end 
Garrett's  agricultural  implements}!  Pe'lev  Rolieit,  Cross  st 
Mai  ket  hill  [Friars  st   Tovc  fl  Robert  (5rey,  Ballingdon 

Wright  William,  Chmch  st 


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Haicouit   Henry    (and    giinsmitb). 
Purr  John  &  James,  Se[)ulchrest 

LIME    BURNERS. 

Allen  Roheit  A.,  Balliimdon  grove 
Giiin  Thomas,   Boreluiingate  st 
LINEN  &  WOOLLEN  DRAPERS 
Boggi>  Edmund,  Noiih  st 
Biidgniau  Jotm,  Market  hill 
Bryant  Rob>  rt,  Noith  st 
Cook  vvidi  m.  North  st 
E'lwaid^  Richard,  Markethill 
Huiifer  Andrew,  Market  hill 
King  VVilliam,  Fii.iisst 
Really  Georte,  Market  hill 
Sayle  Jcdin,  .Market  hill 
Wilson  George  Skipper,  Market  hill 

MALTSTERS. 

Allen  Robeit  A.  (&.liop  merchant), 

Ballii.Kdoii  grove 
Garrad  Jojni,  Stourst 
G;irrett  Williaiu  Henry,  Back  lane 
Hibble  Thonia«,  Priory  walk 

MILLERS. 

Barker  Joseph,  Market  hill 

Cloier  John,  Bulmer 

G^rreti  William  Henry,  Borley 

King  Tliomas,  Ballingdon 

Lee  Rfibert,  Corimrd 

Maxui  Josepii,  Mill  hill 

Wilson  Chirle.s,  North  st 

Wood  VViiii.im,  liraiidon 

MtLLINERS&  DRESS  MAKERS 

Bernard  &  Firman,  Scpnirhre  st 

Blackmail  Sarah,  (iaol  lane 

Col«on  Beisy,  Borelianigate  st 

Daiisie  Maria,  Friais  st 

Finnan  .lane,  St<itir  st 

Foake.s  Siisaiiiiab,  Ooss  st 

(joldsniithCandiiie  [^oiiisa,Fri3rs  st 

(irimwoo'l  Sara'i,  Wigaii  end 

Hodsoii  Sarah,  North  .st 

RiMtly  I'boebe,  Friars  st 

Sill  toe  iMiiina  Amelia,  Cross  st 

Sillitoe  Sarah,  North  st 

Simpson  Susannah,  Boreiiamgatest 

Smith  Ellen,  Ballingdon 

Woolby  Sopliii  Ann,  Fli^^3»t 

MILLW^RIGHTS. 
Bear  William,  Hahingdon 
Robinson  l/nig,  B   llingdon 
PAINTERS,  PLUMBERS    AND 

GLAZIERS. 
Anderfoii  Cbailes,   Market  hill 
Brand  Rieb\-,  Chur(  h  st 
Bvford  Jhiiics,  Seitulcbie  st 
Harding  John,  Balli'gdon 
Jone^  Jacob,  Sepulchre  st 
Stronts  John,  Ballingdon 
Taylor  Joseph,  Friars  st 


SILK    MANUFACTURERS. 

Edmunds  John.  Sepulchre  st 
Foot  Joseph  \  Sons,  Sepulchre  st 
Hill  James  &  Co.,  Sepuclire  st 

STAY     MAKERS. 

Ready  Phoei'e,  PViars  st 
Woolby  Rebecca,  Friars  st 

STONE    MASONS. 
Harding  Josepli,  Ballingdon 
Leaning  John,  Cliiiuh  st 
Lufkiii  &  Keocb,  North  st 

STRAW^    HAT    MAKERS. 
Colson  Bet«y,  Boiehamgate  st 
Daiisie  Maria,  Fi  iars  st 
Deeks  Jane,  Sepulchre  st 

SURGEONS. 

Mason  Mauiii  e.  Sepulchre  st 
Murray  Chaile-,  Seiiiikhre  st 
Skrimsliire.A I  thill  J  iio.M.D.. Friars  st 
Saiitii  William  Bestoe,  Fiiars  st 

SURVEYORS — LAND. 

Bush  William  (and  architect),  Bore- 

hamgate  st 
Hasel  James.  Stonr  st 
Heard  Jeremiah,  Ballingdon 

TAILORS. 

Marked  thus  •  are  also  Drapart. 
Andrew^  Thomas,  Gregory  st 
Argent  St^plieii,  W'gan  end 
Bareham  Thomas,  North  st 
C<m-table  G.iilfjiim,  Ballingdon 
French  William,  Gaol  lane 
•Goldstnith  Heniy,  Seinilchre  .st 
Goldsmith  Heiiiy,  jun  ,  Friars  st 
Green  Henry   plough  lane 
•Hatg  I<  hahod  &  Co.,  Market  hill 
•Hart  Wi  litni  Davies,  Cioss  st 
•King  Willi-im,   Friars  st 
•Peniberfon  Josei>h,  Sepulchre  st 
•R-adv  George,  Market  hill 
Rice  Stephen,  F'riars  st 
.Smith  John,  Sepulchre  st 
Svrett  John.  Borelianigate  st 
Todd  Chailes,  Balling'lou 

TAVERNS  &   PUBLIC  HOUSES. 

Anchor.  William  .Must,  Friars  st 
An-el,  Georicft  .Manby,  Friars  st 
Bear,  'I'liomas  Mills.  Borehameate  st 
Black  Boy,  James  Balls.  Marktt  hill 
Bull.  .Stephen  .Spurgin,  Church  it 
Casile,  John  Chare,  .Stour  st 
Christopher  Tavern,  George  Gall  Gro.«f, 

Sepulchre  sire  t 
(Jolden  Lion.  John  Jones.  North  st 
Green  Orajon,  Thomas  Uixey,  North  tt 
Hum,  I  homas  Dent,  Nnrth  st 
Kind's  Mead,    James  Marriott  Partion, 

Ballingdon 
Rose,  Charles  Edey,  Stour  st 


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IBircctoii). 


SUDBURY,  ike. 


^Uffolfe. 


Royal  Oak,  Elizabeth   Gooch,  Boreliam- 
Ratf  St  [Acloii  giet-n 

Wagon  onil  Horses,  GeorRe  Giiniwodd, 
White  Hart,  Win.  CurtCL-n  IliiHcll, Cross  si 
White  Horse,  James  C  arke,  Uallingdoii 

Retailers  of  Beer. 

Carter  Joseph,  Ballinglon 
lilliston  S.imiiel,  Plough  lane 
Gooily  Baker,  North  st 
Kini;  Sarah,  Balliinjdon 
PelWy  Rohert.  Cross  st 
Piliiioe  Thomas.  Friars  st 
Slnitt  Geon;e,  Wigan  eml 
Whefler  .losepli,  Gii;;oiy  st 

TEA    DEALERS-TRAVELLINa 

CiMshie  Eliene/ei',  Crolt 
llae  Wiliiain,  S  |inlolife  st 
Raiiisty  Joliii,  Si-|)ulclire  !>t 
TIMBER  St  SLATE    MERCHTS. 

BiaiKi  Jolin,  Chuicli  si  [taie  si 
Hartkius  Cliailes  &  Co.,  Buiehain- 

VETERINARY    SURGEONS. 

Brinvn  &  Shave,  Cliiirdi  >t 
Huttim  Josiali.  Si-piiltlue  st 
WATCH  AND  CLOCK  MAKERS. 
Ambrose  .laiiie.s   Chiistophtr    (and 

tiiriet  cluck  111  iniilaitrei'),Noi  th  st 
Apiilf  Josi  ph    (and    jeweller  and 

loukiiijj-^liiss  dealer),  UalliDgdun 
Dawson  Kdwaid,  Ballingdon 
Dawson  George,  North  >t 
Hill  Ueiijaniin  (&  jeweller), Friars  st 
PaKe  William  (iid  jeweller),  Bore- 

liaini^ate  street 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Pixey  'Hioinas,  North  st 

Farrow  Henry  P^tiker,  Ballingdon 

WINE  St  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

A:)ams  KlizaJane,   Borehaiugaje  st 
Brciwn  James,  Croft 
Hasell  James,  Stonr  st 
Sikes  John,  Old  .Market  plaee 

WOOLLEN    AND  BUNTING 
MANUFACTURERS. 

Hibble  Thomas,  North  st 
Janii-s  John,  Nonli  st 
Foiidei  Heniy,  Curds  lane 

Miscellaneous- 
Ambrose  Wiiliim,  traoher  of  music  and 

mnslcal  instrunieiil  seller.  North  st 
Barley  John, horse  dealer,  S:our  st 
Barwick   Joseph,  bird    and   animal  pre- 
server. North  street  [hill 
Bass  &  lirown,  tallow  chandlers,  Market 


BoiioUGH     Gaol,    Gaol     lane Peter 

Richards  Cross,  qovernor 
Corn  Exchangi:,   Market  hill  — George 

William  Folcher,  in^pec'or 
Crane  Alexander.coach  builder,Church  »t 
Crissell  George,  clog  and  palten  maker, 

Chnrcli  st  [Acton  green 

Davis   George,   gardener  and  seedsman, 
Ellison Willjam,straw  plat  manulactnrer, 

Ballingdon 
Fox  Thomas,  brewer,  Ballingdon 
Gas  Works,  Quay  lane— James  Wright, 

lessee  [Friars  st 

Gooch  Oliver,   whilesmith  &  bell-hanger, 
Grnnily  Geo.  supervisor  of  inland  revenue. 

Sepulchre  street 
Hart  William  Davis,  dyer,  Cross  st 
Hartley    Samuel,    maiine    store    dealer, 

Sepulchre  street 
Lo.NDON    Property   Protection  So- 

eiETY{aeaiiist  thelt)— JohnF.S.Gooday, 

agent.   Boreham'jate  street 
Manldon  Ann,  pawnbroker,  Friats  «t 
IMechanits'   I.NSTiTin  ion.   Friars  st — 

W.  I).  King,  curator  ;  Thomas  Sawyer, 

librarian 
Nicholls  Peter,  boat  builder.  Wharf 
Overfill  Isaac,  woolstapler  &  lellmoneer. 

Church  st  [Chnrcli  st 

Pdrsonsou    William,   carver  and  gilder. 
Railway    Station,    Borehamgite  st 

J'lhn  Brill,  station  master 
Rolfe  Jiihn,  whiting  maker.  North  st 
Sillttoe  Thomas,  b|.  acher,  Friars  -t 
Spnrgin  Siephen,  dealer  in  Komau  cement 

and  plaster  of  Paris,  Church  st 
Stamp  Ofkicf,  Market  hill  — G.  W.Ful- 

cher,  suh-pislribuler 
Tourner  Wrn.  John,  professor  of  French, 

Chinch  street 
Town  Hall,  Market  hill--George  Hitch- 
cock, chief  consiable 
Warner   William,   inspector    of  weights 

and  measures.  Friars  street 
Wilkin^nn  Sarah. eaiing-house.  Friars  st 
WoolbyRebecca,Berlin  lepositry.FriarssI 


PLACES    OF   WORSHIP, 

AND  THEIR  MI.NISTEFS. 

AllSai.nts'  CmiRcn,  Church  street— 
Kev.  Charles  B  idham,  liror. 

SaInt  Greooky's  Cui'RCH,  Crnft  — 
Rev.  Watts  Wilkinson.oj^/i  in/jH^.K/vi/e. 

Saint  Peter's  Church.  Mark-t  hill- 
Rev.  Watts  Wilkijison,f;/?(Viorini7c«ra(e 

BAPnsT  Ch  APKL,  t'hur'ch  street-Rev. 
Sj)eiicer  Mioch  minisler. 

Independent  Chapel,  Friars  street- 
Rev.  \\  illiani  Wallis.  mhiister. 

Independent  Chapel.  School  lane- 
Rev.  Jesse  Hopwood,  minister. 

Friends'  Meeting  House,  Friars  st. 


POOR    LAW^    UNION. 

\VoRKEiousE,l'ni(>n  line. 
G'lveninr — VVilliam  H.irvey. 
A/tt^io)i— Elizabeth  Harvey. 
Schnotiiiaster— Henry  Williams. 
Siirtfeon — Maurice  Mason.  Sepulchre  >t. 
Chaplain— Rev.  Freilk.ToUer.Ballingdon. 
CItrk    to    the    Board    of    Ouardiatu — 

Edmund  Slednian,  Borehamgale  st 
Relifvitijf     Officer Robert     iludland, 

School  lane 


REGISTRARS, 

OF  BIRTHS,  DKATIIS  &  MAHRIAGES. 

Superiiittvtlnit  Rf</is/iar— Edmund  Sted- 

man.  Borehamuate  street 
Rtgistrar  nj  Miirriuiies — James  Ourrell, 

Borehaiiigate  street. 
Registrar  of  Births  and  IJeulhs— Robert 

Rudland,  School  lane. 


COUNTY    COURT, 
Held  IN  the  Town  Hall  monthly. 
Judge — William  Gurdon.  E^q. 
Assistant  CItrk — GeoigeWilliam Andrews, 

Friars  street, 
Bui/i./:^'-Richa.d  Fenn,  Croft. 


CONVEYANCE    BY   RAILWAY, 

ON    THE    STOUR    VALLKV    DKANCH 

OF   THE    EASTERN    UNION  LINK. 

Station,  Borehamg.ite  street— John  Brill, 
ttation  viastn: 

OMNIBUS, 

Front  the  Rose  and  Cronn  Inn. 
To  nt'RY  SAINF  EHMUNDS,  every 
morning  (Suud  y  excepted),  at  ten,  and 
to  CLARE,  every  evening  (.Sunday 
exceptfd),  at  six;  goes  through  Lone 
Mel  fold 

CARRIERS. 

To  LONDON,   by   /he   Eastern     Union 

Rnilnay.  dai'v. 
Fo  BILOESTON.  BOXFORn.ni.EMS- 

FCHiD.LAVENHAM  &LONG  MEL- 
FORD,  Geoitre  G.  Whoilow.  Irom  the 

Railway  Station,  and  his   warehouse. 

Church  ^treet,  daily. 
To     bury     SAINT     EDMUNDS,   — 

Elliott,  from   ilie  George,  Wednesday 

and  Salindav 
To  CAVENDISH,  -  Farrand-, from  the 

Lion,  Tuesday,  Thursday  &  Saturday 
To   CLARE,  -•    Elmer,  from  the  Lion, 

Tuesday  &  Saturday,  and  —  Golding, 

from  the  Limi,  Saturday 
To  HADLEIGH.— ,Mann,  from  theB(ar, 

Tuesday  and  Saturday 
To    HALSTEAD.  —    Gross,  fiom    the 

Christopier.  ilaily 
To  HEHINGHAM,  —   Smith,  from  the 

Anchor,  daily 


WICKHAiM  iMARKET  and  NEIGHBOURHOOD. 

ICKHAIM  .MARKET  is  a  pari-h  in  the  liiiii'Ired  |  Mr.  John  VVliitinore,  who  has  t.vpoiteil  extensively  to 
of  VVilt'ord — the  village  formerly  a  niarUet  town,  is  81  I  Aiistriilia.  The  other  hiisiness  is  of  a  retail  and 
miles  N.  E.  from  London,  12  N.  N.  e.  from  Ipswich,  8  j  domestic  nnture,  mainly  snppoi  ted  In' the  lindi  d  in- 
s.  w.  from  Saxmniii'li  on,  and  .5  n.  from   VVoodbridge  ; '  teiest  and  farnier.sof  tliedisti  ict,  as.sistedalso  Its  tiavel- 


siiuated  on  the  riici  Deheii,  and  cliietiy  on  a  iileasmg 
eiuinence,  commainling  an  extent  of  latidscape  which, 
foi  riilitiess  in  wood,  geiieial  fertility  and  scats  of  the 
gentry,  is  not  sni  passed  perhips  in  the  comity.    This 


lers  in  passing  hetween  Ipswich  and  V'ainionth. 

The  church  of  All  Saints  stantls  upon  an  ctninence  ; 
the  spire  steeple,  though  not  above  seventy  feet  high, 
is  a  conspicuous  sea-inaik,  and   comtiiaiids  a  iirospect 


place  was  at  one  peiiod  entitled  to  far  more  consider-  ;  so  extensive,  that  on  a  C  ear  day  no  few.  r  than  (ifty 
ation  than  now  helongs  loit — be-ides  its  market,  tlnrc  ,  chiirches  may  he  seen  fidiii  it.  Phe  livini;  of  Wick- 
was  a  shiie-IiHll,  whcie  the  ijuaiter  .sessions  were  ^  ham  is  a  vicarage  in  the  gift  of  the  (Jrowii ;  the  pri  sent 
luld  :  the  building  was  taken  down  some  years  .since  by  j  incuinheiit  is  the  Rev.  VVeeden  Rntier.  A  tilace  of 
the  lord  of  the  manor,  but  the  spiritual  courts  for  the  i  worship  for  Indepentletits  and  two  public  schools, 
archdeaconry  of  Suffolk  are  still  held  heie.  'llie  princi- '  respectively  condiicied  U|)iin  theBiitish  ami  natioual 
pal  blanch,  ctjnnecteil  with  nianufactnies,  carried  on  in  ;  plans,  are  in  the  p.irisli— the  population  of  which  in 
the  villige,  is  that  of  windmills  and  uiill  machinery,  by  I  18;il,  was  1,202;  and  in  1841,  1,400. 

POST    OFFICE/  George  Kish,  Post  ^/rt.y/p;-.— Letters  from  allparis  airive  (fiom  Wooddridge}  every 
iiiorning  at  six  and  are  despatched  thereto  at  eight  in  the  evtniiig. 


NOBILITY,  GENTRY  AND 
CLERGY. 

Archdeckne  Andrew,   Esq.  Gleve- 

riiig  Hall 
Aiton  Mr.  Thomas,  VVickhaiu 


Barrell  Airs.  Aiiii,\Vickham-.Markt t 
Hates  iMr.  George,  Little  Gleinham 
Bransbury  Uev.  — ,  Charsfield 
Brook  Mrs.  — ,  Pettisiiee  Lodue 
Butcher  Mr.  William,  Wickhaui 


Bntler  Rev.  Wt  eden,  Wickham 
Catton  Mr.  John,  Wickham-Maikcl 
Drew  Rev.  HeriotS.  Wickliaiii 
Dykes  Mr.  Philip,  Pettisiiee 
Cjwards  .Mrs.  Ann,  Wickham 

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WICKHAM  MARKET. 


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OENTBY,    etc.— Continued. 
Goiiner  Mrs.  Elizaltith,  VVit-kham 
Giiffi'hs  Cantaiii  J.niies,  W'icKhaiii 
Haniilmn    His   Grace  the   Duke  of, 

Khs'oii  Wliiti-  House 
H  mis  Mrs.  — ,  Petti>tree 
Har^ant  Mi. Tlioina«,  Wickham 
Hay  thr  Right  Hotihle.  Lord  John, 

Keiirth'sh.itii  Pir-onage 
North  Mis.  — ,  Glemham  Hall 
Porter  llev. William, Marle>f()rdHall 
Piat'  Hev.  Jennyii,  Camo^ey  .Ash 
Rlcharils  Caiuam  — ,  Petti^tree 
Shei)l)er<l  John  G.   Esij.  Campsey 

Ash,  High  House 
Shoulilham   William,   Esq.  Marle.s- 

f.'id  Hall 
StndJ  Mrs.  Mary,  Peftistree 
Tire  Mr.  Kilwaid,  WicUhainMarket 
Turner  llev.  Georae,  Kettlehoroiigh 
Wad.-  Rev.  Ellis, Bh.xhall  P.irsonai^e 
Walt-n  Mis.  Sophia.  Wickham 

ACADEMIES  AND     SCHOOLS. 

Allison  .Marianne,  hoai ding  and  day 
Uri'iisii  and  Foueicn  .School — 

Willi  ii!i  H  iddurn,  nnster 
BroH  iiMary.Aniii'b'iirdJrig  and  diy) 
Dowiies  George  (boardinu  aiul  day] 
Doanes  Suali  {bearding  and  dayl 
National     School— .James    Ast- 

bury,    master;   Mary  Johncocks, 

mistress 

PROFESSIONAL    PEKSONS. 

Haiclay  James  Pi  ingle,  attorney 
Cocbiane  Gcoikh,  siirueon 
Mo"r  Gc'iige,  aitmiicy 
Muriel  Willi. ini,  surueon 
Rrad  Charles  H.,  accnnntant 

rinE,     &c.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Oleiucal  ANU  Medical  (htej   and 
Suffolk  (tire),   John  Wnitmoie 
Norwich  Union.  James  White 
Sun,  William  K.  Motniu 

INNS    AND    PUBLIC     HOUSES. 

Chaise  ami  I'dr.  .lainr-  Kioiinan 
Chi  quels,  Elizabeth  .Nickels 
Crown,  Jeremiah  Wooils 
Geoige,  Robeit  .-Mdoiis 
Grapes.  Koln-ri  Barnes 
AV'hite  Hart  (cotnuierci  il  and  post- 
ing house),  Willi  iiii  Jackson 


SHOPKEEPERS     tc   TRADERS. 

Aldous  Robert,  coal  dealer 
Maine>  J>diii,  boot  and  -hoe  maker 
B-irnes  Itobert,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Bird    John,    brazier    and   tiu-plaic 

worker 
Brand  William,  grocer  and  draiiei- 
Catteriniill  Jonathan,  ilothes  dealer 
Catteiniiill  William,  glover 
ChuichyardCh  irles.arocer  and  drpr 
Churchyard  James,  (airier 
Dale  Geoige,  stone  mason 
Diane  Charles, l)oot  and  shoe  maker 
Fi-li  G'orge,  wrocer  and  draj)er 
Florv  Jonatlian,  baker 
Fiilciier  Roberi,  bricklayer 
Garrod  Frederick,  t.iilor 
Garrod  Frerlerick.  jun.  tailor 
Gil  ling  James,  watch  and  clock  mkr 
Giilmg  William,  grocer  and  diaper 
Gowing  William,  corn  chandler 
HavvkeC^harlts, watch  :ind  clock  mkr 
Heifer  Wiiliiim,  butcher 
HiU  David, cabinet  maker  and  paper 

hanger 
Hill  Jes«e,  wliitesmith 
Holder  Joseph,  sho|)keeper 
Hnwell  William,  blacksmith 
Hunt    William    &  Charles,    tailors 

and  drapers 
Jordan  Samuel,  boot  and  shoe  mkr 
Lay  David,  h  lii-  dresser 
Leek  Isaac,  tailor  and  draper 
Leek  Stephen,  basket  sieves  maker 
IjHggitt  Samuel  iS;  .saac, blacksmiths 
Lewiii  John,  miller 
Licence  Isaac,  tiii  iier  in  wood 
Lines  Rnhert,  b.iker  [uiazier 

MotiimGefirge, painter, plum liei  and 
Motum  William  F.  druguist 
OxbiiiTow  Ciiarlotte,  die-s  maker 
Oxborrow  Kdwaid,  wli'-elwright 
O.sboiruw  \Vi  Ham,  coach  and  har- 

nes^  inalicr 
PitcherJohii,  gun  maker       [maker 
Uackham  J"liii,saddier  and  harness 
Rickhaiii  William,  builder 
Richardson    Uobnt,    saddler    and 

harness  maker  [undertaker 

Ron>^e  William,  cabinet   maker  and 
RowJames,saddleraiid  harness  mkr 


Row  Janp,  straw  bonnet  maker 
Smiib  Alfred,  grocer  and  draper 
Smith  Henry,  fi-hmonner 
Smith  Heiny,  bnot  and  shoe  maker 
Smith    William,   piumber,  glazier, 

and  painter 
T-iylor  William,  pork  butcher 
Turner  Wil'iam,  biitdier 
Tyler  .lohn,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
VVadeJoseph, baker  and  confectioner 
Wade  WiirHin,  .s]iopkeep«  r  and  hkr 
WaikinsMarta,stiaw  bonnet  nnker 
Webber    Samuel,    bricklayer    and 

plaNlerer  [chandler 

Welion  Cornelius, maltster  and  corn 
WhiteJames, watch  and  clock  maker 
Whitmore  John,  miliwright,  engi- 
neer and  il  onhmnder 
Wright  Joliii,  butcher 
Yates  Thoma-jchemist  and  druggist 


POOR    VAW    UNION. 

WoRKHOLSF,,  Wickham  Market. 

Govcrtior — .lolrn  Moore. 
Matrtin — Snsiin  (Moore. 
Schi>olmnsler—l\a.x\y  iVl'Laggan. 
.SVAoo/mis/rfss— Hannah    Titsliall. 
t7«;/</ain— Kev.  Willi  oil  B.  Biansby. 
Surgeon — William  IMuriel. 


COACHES  &  OIVINIBUSGS- 

All  Snn'laiis  exceptpd,  from    Wliile  Hart. 

To  ALItBORODtiH,  an  Omnii;.s, Tues- 
day, ThuisJay  and  Saturday  alternuuu 
at  four 

To  HAr,ES\A'ORTH,tlicSAannoH. after, 
noon  at  four 

To  IPSWICH,  the  fff/a/ia(or,moinln8r at 
eiplit;  the  Shannon,  forenoon  a(  half- 
past  eleven;  and  the  Oil  Hluf,  and  the 
Vni'ii.  afiernnon  at  half-past  three. 

To  NORWICH,  the  Umuu,  afiernooii 
at  two 

To  SAXMUNDHAM,  Ihe  Retaliator, 
niffht  at  eight 

ToYARMOUI'H,  the  Old  Blue,  after- 
noon ul  two 

CARRIERS 

To  IPSWICH  and  WOODHRI  DGE,  — 
Hart,  from  ihe  (  haise  and  P.iir,  Friday, 
and  to  Nt)R\\  ICH,  on  Thursday 


W( 


woo  I)  BRIDGE, 

WITH  THE  VILLAGE  OF  MELTON  AND  NEIGHBOURHOODS. 


OODI5RIDGE  isa  parish  in  the  bundled  of  Loes  I  manufacture  of  sackcloth  and  the  refining  of  salt; 
— the  mirkef  tnwn,  a  (onsileiahle  one,  is  77  mib  s  |  but  tlioe  bianches,  as  well  is  spinning  wool  (v\hicli 
N  L.  by  E.  fiom  L  Jiidoii,  and  8  N.E  fi  iitii  Ipswieh — i  formed  the  prineipal  oicnprttion  of  the  iii'liisiriou.s 
the  latter,at  present,  i- the  ne.iiest  railwiy  stiiiuii,  but  I  classes),  ha\e  entirely  di>'ippeared.  The  governm- iit 
ail  act  has  been  obt  li  ed  for  a  b'anch  th-ieir(/ii.  to  Uif  the  tnwii,  is  cbielly  ve-ieil  in  the  iiarochial  oliiceis 
W'oodlii  i'lt!e.  The  town  is  siiuated  on  the  direct  road  I  anil  re>ideiit  magistrates — the  latter  asNenible  in  petty 
from  L'indoii  to  Yii  month,  and  on  the  north  bank  of  I  sessions  In  re  every  Weilnesdav  ;  and  sessions  fcjr  the 
till-  Deheii,  which  liver  itisi  liaiues  itst  If  into  the  sea,  I  Muity  of  Saint  Ethelieil  and  ceitain  <  ontigiimis  hnii- 
abniit  ten  mile-  helow,  an  i  is  n  ivinable  up  to  the  town. ,  dieds,  are  In  Id  tpiai  ti  riy.  WooilbiidLC  i^  iiiclmied  in 
A  Wooden  bridge,  that  formerly  cm-sed  a  hollow  way,  j  the  thiity-tourth  ciicuit  o(  County  Court  towns,  under 
givi  s  name  tn  the  pi  icc  ;  and  not  far  fiom  this  spnt  ^  the  act  (or  recnveiing  dehi«  lo  aiiv  amount  not 
stind<  a  Imuse  still  desiunited  '  Diy-hiilge'.  The  i  cxceec.ing  £20  ;  and  it  is  a  polling  sta'icm  at  the  eh  c- 
gitiiation  id'  Woodbridi;e  is  reiiKr  kalde  ("i  its  sa'iihi  iiy  !  tion  of  nn-nibers  to  i  epreseiit  Fast  Suffolk.  The  sbire 
— in    evirJeiice   of  which    it   may    be  iiieiiiinned,    ihat  I  liall  is  a  handsome   biici;   bu.l'iing;  beneath  it  is  held 


dmiiig  the  liite  alarming  prevalence  ofcliohia  in  many 
places,  not  a  single  i  as  •  occurred  in  this  fnwii  or  its 
viciiiiige.  The  stnets  are  tint  spacious,  bm  they  are 
clean,  we!]  pav(  d  and  sev>  ered,  and  are   (jiiickl)  pin' 


the  corti   market:  the  bridewell   now  serves  the  pui- 
pose  of  a  police  station. 

The  paii-li   (Lurch   of  Saint  Mary  is  a  truly  n  d)Ie 
stinciuie,  it  was  ciccitri,  according t" leceivid  opinion 


lic-d  1  y  a 'light  shower  of  lam,    v\h  1st  the  appeHiance  I  in  the  reign  of  lulward  HI,   by  .lohn   l/ord  Seagrave 
of  th."  Ii.oi-es  indiiaies  the  enjoyment  i  f  combo t  and    and  his  Countess — the  tower  and  north  portico  in  the 


re-pectability  by  the  innabnants.      Upon    the  rivtrs' 
bank- ai  e  convenient  whaif>  and  (jiiays,  and  I'.n  liament 
lu~  SHiietioned  ihe  poi  t  is  one  for  hundiMi;  liinl  cr,v\  iiie,  ' 
Ac.     Till-  tr.ide  in  cum,  coal  and  gi  in  lal  mcrchaiidi/e  • 
is  ciuisiderahle ;    of  the   fnimer  l.irae  ()iiantilii-    aiej 
exported  lor  the  Londdn,  Liverp  ol,    Newcistle  an 


•itlnr  uiai kets 

72 


eign  ot  Henry  \'I  ;  the  f.iimer,  remai  kably  handsome. 
Is  compo-ed  of  llint-wnik  in  heaiitifnl  c  inip,iriineni-; 
it  is  one  liniidied  ami  eiiiht  feet  high,  and  pricepiible 
at  sea  at  a  great  di-tance.  The  interior  is  spacious, 
and  cm-ists  of  a  nave,  two  aisles  and  a  chancel; 
the  liiing  is   a    peipetual   curacy,  of  which  the  Rev. 


'I'hi' place  was  loiimily  noted  for 'hcj  Thomas  William   Meller,  is  the    present  incuinbeut. 


miutiox^* 


WOODBRTDGE,  &c. 


Sllffolfe. 


the  other  places  of  worship  are  S-tiiit  John's  church 
(or  chapel),  and  "h^pels  for  ladepfmleiits.  Baptists, 
the  Sdciffy  of  Friends  and  Wisleyaii  iMeiluxlists. 
Sfveral  importHur  charitable  institutions  are  sustained 
5n  Wnodbriilge.  Thi-  fnearammar  s<  huol  was  founded 
in  1662;  t<n  hoys  are  instructed  upon  ihe  foundation, 
and  an  additional  number  of  diy  scliolars,  besi(le^ 
accomiuodation  for  boarders.  Tlieieare  |)iiblic  schools 
upon  the  national  and  liritisli  pluis;  and  Sunday 
schools  attachtd  to  most  of  the  places  of  worship : 
bui  the  most  valuable  clurity,  is  tnat  founded  in  1587 
by  Thomas  Seckford,  Ksq..  and  still  hearing  his  name, 
for  twenty- eiiilit  aged  and  decayed  traiiesiuen  of  Wood- 
bridge,  and  four  wionen.  to  act  as  nurses.  This  ciiarity 
is  snppoit  d  from  the  onuhice  of  an  estate  in  Clerl%eii- 
well,  London,  called  VVoodhridae-street ;  and  a  very 
consiileralile  increase  in  Mu'  value  of  the  pi0|)erty 
having  taken  place,  from  the  falliiiR-in  and  renewal  of 
the  leases,  the  trustees  have  been  enabled  to  angnient 
the  number  and  the  comfort  of  the  recipients,   and 


new  almshouses  have  la'ely  been  completed.  This 
neiglibourhood  is  embellished  by  st  veral  elegant  seats, 
and  ilie  country  around  is  in  the  most  perfect  state  of 
cultivation.  The  market,  held  on  Wednesday,  is  a  very 
csnsiderable  one  foi  com  and  cattle.  Fairs  April  6th, 
for  homed  cattle  and  liorses  (of  the  latter  the  show  is 
eonsiileied  the  best  in  the  kingdom),  and  on  the  2nd 
and  3rd  October,  for  prdlery,  pleasure,  and  hiiiug 
seivmts  In  1831  the  parish  contained  4,761)  inhabi- 
tants, and  in  1841,  4,'J54. 

Milton  is  a  parish  in  the  hundred  of  Wilford — the 
villa«e,  pretty  and  rural,  is  about  a  mile  from  Wo^'d- 
bridge,  on  the  road  to  Yarmouili— ii  has  then  fore 
the  adiaiitage  of  a  consideiahle  tlioronghfare,  which 
creates  a  business  of  some  little  imptntsnce.  Tlie 
parish  church  is  dedicated  to  Saint  Andiew  :  the  living 
is  a  disi  barged  rectory,  in  the  gift  of  the  Dean  and 
Chapter  of  Kly.  The  lunatic  asylum,  for  the  eastern 
division  of  the  county,  is  situated  with  the  limits  of 
this  parish— the  population  of  which,  in  1841,  was  980. 


POST  OFFICE*  Church  Street,  Woodbridoe,  John  I).  Munro,  Post  Master.— LvUvv^  from  Londok 
and  the  NoRitt  and  various  places  arrive  (from  Ipswich),  every  afternoon  at  a  quarter  pastthiee,  and  are 
despatiiied  eveiy  morning  at  half-past  tight,  and  at  hilf-past  eleven  at  night. 

Letters  from  Wickham  Market,  Orford,  Framlingham,  and  Stradurook,  arrive  every  night  at 
nine,  and  are  despatched  at  five  in  the  morning. 

POST  OFFICE,  Melton,  Georue  Ashfoid,  fo«;  ,iyflrs<?r.— Letters  from  all  parts  ai rive  (from  Wood- 
bridge;,  eveiy  moining  .it  .seven,  and  are  des|)atched  at  six  in  the  evening. 


NOBILITY,    GENTRY,  AMD 
CLERGY. 

Aldis  Miss  Sopbia.  Ctiniberlaiid  st 
Allen  Miss  Li  lia.  Theatre  st 
Amos  Ml.  James,  Casile  st 
Aplin  Cip'.  Richard,  Mel'on  Lodge 
Baidry  Mrs.  Mary,  Cliurch  st       [st 
Barritt  Mr.  Cornelius,  Cumberland 
Belts  iMr.  John,  Thoroughfare 
Betts     llev.     D'Eye,    JMartlesham 

Rectory 
Biooke  Captain,  Ulford 
Bufkingham  Mis.  Melton         [tage 
Bnllard  Mr.  John,  Dry  Bridge  cot- 
CaithewJMrs.  Charlotte,  Cumber- 
land st  [lane 
Christopher  Miss    Rebecca,    Quay 
Clark  iNlrs. Cliai  lotte.Cnmheiland  st 
Daniels  Mr.  James,  New  st  [land  >t 
Dougbiy  Frederick,  Esq.,  Cumber- 
Gissing  Mis.  Chui<h  st 
Gross  i\lrs.  Sally.  Cumberland  st 
Hedwortb  Mrs.  Maiy,  Melton  Hill 
Heitford  the  most  Noble  the  Mar- 
quees of,  Sudiioum  hall 
How  Mrs.  Aon,  Cumberland  st 
Hughes  tiie  Rev.  Thomas  Williams, 

Cumberland  st 
Hunt  Mr.  John,  Melton 
Liiisted  Mr.  John,  Castle  st 
Meller  Rev.  Thomas  Wm..  Rectory 
Moiley  Mr.  William,  Casile  st 
Norton  Mr.  Willi  .m.tne  Lodge 
Pycbes  Major  Thomas,  Melton 
Rendlesham  the  Right  Hon.  Lord, 

M.  p.,  Kendlesbani 
Ross  Kev.  John,  Castle  st  [st 

Rowlev  Rev.Joseph  M., Cumberland 
Salkeld  Mr.  Franris,  Cumberland  st 
Schieiber  Mrs.,  Mehon 
Sharpe  Charles,  Esq.,  M(  Iton 
Shawe  Robt. Newton, Esq., Kesprave 
Sbeniing  Mr.  Thos..  Cumberland  st 
Sizer  Mrs.  Ann,  '1'hoioni.hfare 
Smith  Mr.  Talb-t,  Thoroughfare 
Smythe  Rev.  Joshua,  Sekford  st 
Taylor  Mrs.  Sekford  st 
Taylor  Rev.  Henry,  Bredfield  st 
Thomas  Geo.,  Esq.,  Thoroughfare 
Toll  the  Misses,  Sekfoid  st      [fare 
Wainrigbt  .Vliss  Rachael,Thorouali- 
Walford  Charles,  Esq.,  Foxborough 
Hall  [st 

Watson  Rev.  Chris.  George,  Church 
Whymper  Captain    William,  R.  N., 

Theati  e  st 
Wood  John,  Esq.,  Melton 
Wooluough  Mrs.,  Sekford  st 

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ACADEMIES    AND    SCHOOLS. 

Marked  tlius  *  are  Boarding  and  Day 

British  School,  Castle  st. — Caleb 
Davies,    master  ;  Emma  Abbott, 
mistres.s 
Free  Grammar  School,  Sekford 

St. — Posile  Jackson,  master 
*Goodwyn  Mary,  Clinich  st 
•Harvey  Josepti,  Thoroutihfare 
Infants'  School,  Melton. — Eliza- 
beth Read,  mistress  [st 
*Knight  .Ann  ^  Sisters,  Cumberland 
National  School,  Burkett  road  — 
Godfiey  Gurney,  master ;  Margt. 
.Morrison,  mistre.^s 
Russell  John.  Cumberland  st 
*VVhisstock  Mary,  Castle  st 
•WiniiT  Caroline,  Cumberland  St 
♦Wolion  Catherine,  Cumberland  st 

ATTORNEYS. 

Chnrchvard  Thos.,  Cumberland  st 
Mead"vv  &  Brooke,  New  st  [st 

Moor  Charles  &  Son,    Cumberland 
Moore  Walter  H.,  Theatre  st 
Reeve  Robert  Ashby.  Thoroughfare 
Wood  John,  Church  st 


National  Provincial  Bank  or 
England,  New  st.  (draw  on  the 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank),— 
Meadows  &  Brooke,  managers 

Savings'  BANK,TiioroUKhfaie  (open 
on    Mondays   from  9  till    12),— 
Benjamin  Gall,  actuary 
BASKETS  SIEVE  MAKERS. 

Gross  James, Thoroughfare 

Leek  Timothy,  Thoroughtare 

Woods  John,  New  st 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Bilby  &  Last,  Melton 

Butcher  James,  Theatre  st 

Dowsing  James,  Chapel  lane 

Fisher  Richard,  Quay 

Letter  Isaac,  Meltcm 

BOOKSELLERS,  STATIONERS, 
AND  PRINTERS. 

LoderJohn  (&  circulating  library). 
Thoroughfare  [st 

.Munro  Jt»hn  Donald  &  Son,  Church 

Pite  Edwaid,  Church  st  [st 

Pizey  Philip  (stationer), Cumberland 

BOOT  AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 


Wood  John,  Thorouthfare 

AUCTIONEERS  ^APPRAISERS    Barnes  Joseph,  New  st 

Cana  Robert  (&  estate  agent).  Me!-    Bowles  James,  Church  st 
ton  Hill 

Dallineer  John,  Thoroughfare 

Moulton  Benjamin  (&  clerk  to  the 
Board  of  Guardians),  Thorough- 
fare 

Pizey  Henry,  Cumberland  st 

BAKERS   et  FLOUR    DEALERS. 
(Marked  thus  •  are  also  Conlectioneri. 

Carr  John,  Castle  st 
Daniels  VVilliani,  CumVieiiand  st 
*Gauimage  Uenjaniin,Thoroughftire 
•Gammage  James,  Cumberland  st 
*Leek  Timothy,  Thoiouehfare 


*Mayhew  James,  Market  place 
Palmer  Henry,  Sekford  st 
Scrutton  William,  Brook  st 
Smith  Alfred,  Melt"n 
Trott  Samuel  A.,  Theatre  st 
Wade  David,  Thoroughfare 
Whayman  Matthew,  New  st 
Wright  John,  Bredfield  st 

BANKERS. 
Alexanders'  &  Co., Church  st  (draw 
Barnetts',  Hoare  &  Co.  London) 
Bacon,  Cobl>old  &  Co.,  Thorough- 
fare (draw  upon  Glyn,  HallifaxA 
Co.,  London),— Gross  &Tbomp- 
son,  managers 


Butters  &  Smith,  Thoioughfare 
Carr  James,  Church  st 
Cutting  James.  Brook  st 
Giles  George,  Thoiouglifare 
Gillingham  WiMain,  Sekford  st 
Hunt  James,  Thoroughfare 
Larter  Jonathan,  Bredfield  st 
Moss  Frederick,  Sekford  st 
Nunn  Jonathan,  Sekford  st 
Orsborn  Jeremiah,  Melton 
Stanton  Robert,  Church  st 
Taylor  Joseph,  New  st 
Webb  James,  Thoroughfare 
Webb  James,  jun..  Castle  st 
Weltnn  Nathaniel,  New  st 
Wright  William,  Church  st 
Wright  William,  Sekford  st 

BRAZIERS   AND   TINMEN. 
Cage  John,  Bredfield  st 
Culham  William,  Thoroughfare 
Neeve  John,  Thoroughfare 
Nunn  James,  New  st 

BREWERS. 
Groom  Roger,  Thoroughfare 
Heard  Thomas,  Church  st 
Lockwood  William,  jun.,  Castle  st 
Sawver  Edward,  Melton 

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5uffoIfe. 


WOODBRIDGB,  &c. 


^latct'jgi 


BRICK  AND  TILEEMAKERS. 

Dorli'ig  Gfdigf,  .Milton  roHtl 
Peake  &    D.-wliiig  (&  merchants) i 
Cumbeilaiul  si 

BRICKLAYERS. 
Catchpoll  Jotiu.  Uivdtield  st 
Ci'ok  William,  BiKini'swell 
Cuiliiigford  Joseoh,  New  st 
Fisk  John,  Dry  IJriilge 
Fo'dike  John,Cnstlf  st 
Sparkes  Isu'ih)),  Bredtield  st 

BUILDERS. 
Andrews  Jonatlian,  St.  John  st 
Bilby  &  La^t,  Melton 
Peake  Tlmnia-',  Cumberland  »t 
Thompson  Gt  orte,  TlKUOughfare 

BUTCHERS. 
Capon  Fiaiici«,  .Melton 
Cole  J-ici>b,  Chinch  st 
Culhi*m  John  L.,  New  st 
FartliiMg  James,  Thojonehfare 
Middleditch  George,  Market  place 
Osborne  .Aiiibiose,  Market  place 
Prinkley  William,  Church  st 
Smith  flohert.  New  >t 
Turner  George,  Tlioroughfare 
Turner  John,  Chuich  -si 

CABINET    MAKERS    AND 
UPHOLSTERERS. 

Fisher  John,  liieiltield  st 

Fi>k  Sanmel,  Sa'ni  Jolin  st 

Goodwin  William,  Tnnroughfare 

Head  Samuel,  Newst 

Jeniiing-  Jnhn,  New  st 

Milt-s  Elizabeth  M.,  Thnronghfare 

Scrutton  John,  Tlioroughfare 

CARPENTERS. 

Bilby  Sc  L^^f,  Melton 
Debney  John,  Quay 
Flaxmaii  William,  Quay 
Frost  John,  Saint  John  st 
PcakeThomas,  Cninberland  st 

CHEMISTS  &  DRUGGISTS. 
Belts  John,  Thoruughfare 
Briiwn  Henry,  CImrch  st 
Francis  George,  Mai  ket  place 
Gall  Uenj.imin  David, Th'Toiiehfare 
Hitchcock  Ge<irge,  Theatre  stj 
'J'hoiupsoii  rioberl,  Tlioioughfare 

CLOTHES    DEALERS 
AMif'-Mi  Alfi-.d,Thoio.igi,fiire 
Mickliburgh  Robert,  Market  place 

COACH  &  HARNESS  MAKERS. 

Cook  Thomas,  New  st 
Downing  Edward,  Tlioroughfare 

COOPERS. 
Brightwell  James.   Brevver'.s  lane 
Fiost  William, 'I'l  orouKhfare 
Haywaid  John,  N< -w  st 
La^t  Edward,  Cumberland  st 

CORN  et    COAL  MERCHANTS. 

[See  aUo  Corn  Chandlers.) 
Burleigh  Kolieit  Wni.,  Melton  liill 
Cohbold  John,  Quay 
Dowsing  James,  Quay 
Edw.irdH  Henry,  sen. .Thoroughfare 
Hart  Daniel,  Quay  lane 
Heard  Ihomas,  Cliu  ch  st 
M.inby  George  E.,  Quay 
Rogers  William,  Quay 
Tliomnson  &  liennington.  Melton 
Tills  William,  'I'hori'ii^ihfare 

CORN  CHANDLERS. 

{See  also  preceding  list.) 
Hariridge  William,  New  st 
Mickhborgli  Robert,  Market  place 


DRESS   MAKERS. 

See  HJilliners  and  Dress  Makers. 


DYERS  et  SCOURERS. 

Kell  Su.san,  New  si 

Noble  James,  Cumberland  st 

Wright  James,  Nt wit 


FARRIERS. 

Easter  Ab-^ahani,  Ca«^tle  st 
Godhould  George,  Thoionghfare 

riRE,    &<•.    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Atlas,  Robert  Ashby  Re<.ve,  Tho- 

ron!.'hfare  ['• 

British  EMi'iRE,Edw.  Pite.Chnrch 
Clerical,  Medical,  &  General 

(life),  (Jeo.  Francis,  Market  p'ace 
County  (fire),  John  \V.  Isitt,  Tl:o- 

rontjbfare 
Crown  f  liie) ,  Charles  Moor  &  Son, 

Cumberland  st  [fare 

Eagle  (life),  Joo.Loder,Thorongli- 
English  &  Scottish  Law  (lilc), 

Meadows  &  Brooke.  New  st 
Essex  &    SufFOLK     (fire),    John 

Loder,  Thoionghfaie 
Family  Endowment,  Danl.  Mea- 
dows  New  st 
Freemasons'    &   General  (life), 

J'din  Dallinger,  TdoniUKhfare 
General,  John  D.  Munro  &  Son, 

Church  st  [New  st 

Globe    (fire).  Meadows  &  Brook, 
Guardian,   John    Wood    ^  Son, 

CInirih  st 
Medical,  Legal  &  GENERAL(life), 

Benjamin  D.  Gall,  Thoronghfare 
Norwich    Union,    Robert    Cana, 

Melton  hill  [place 

Ph(EMX  (fire),  Geo.Francis.Market 
Provident    (life),  John  W.  Isitt, 

'rhoronuhfare  [Quay 

Royal  Exchange,  Geo.  E.  Minby, 
Royal     Liverpool,     William    J. 

Andrews,  Market  place 
Scottish  Association  (life), John 

Bett<,  Thoroughfare 
Scottish  Equitable  (life),  Che- 
valier Kiikman,  New  st 
Suffolk  (fire),  Chas.  Moor  &  Son, 

Cnniheiland  st  [lane 

Sun,  William  Kemp,  sen..  Chapel 
Universal,     Edmund    Goodwyn, 

Thoronghfare 
FURNITURE    BROKERS. 
Ashford  Alfred,  Melton 
Head  Samuel,  New  st 

GARDENERS  &  SEEDSMEN. 

Brighten  Jas.  Jeffery,  Market  place 
Foreman  John,  New  st 
GROCERS  AND  TEA  DEALERS. 
{See  also  Shopkeepers,  and  also  Tea 

Dealers.) 
Andrews  William   J.,  Market  place 
Barnard  Phihp,  Church  st 
B.itrhelor  Richard,  Thoroughfare 
Bellin  John,  Tiioioughfare 
Crowe  Daw,  CImrch  st 
Eastoe  &  Stananouahf.  Chnrch  st 
Gross  James  &  Co.,  Thoroughfare 
Hayward  Robert,  New  st 
Kemp  George.  Thoronuhfaie 
Oxx  Amos,  Thoionnhfaie 
Revell  William,  Cumberland  st 
Snezum  Ciiarles,  Market  place 

HAIR    DRESSERS    AND 
PERFUMERS. 

Brighten  George,  Bi  ewer's  lane 
Green  Rol)ert,  New  st 
Keeble  William,  Thoroughfare 
Mar.-h  William  N.,  Market  place 
Svkes   Thoinas,  New  st 
Wade  GeorKc,  Thoronghfare 

HARDWAREMEN. 

Catchpole  John,  'Ihoiouglifare 
Issitt  Jolin  Webster,  Thoroughfare 

HATTERS. 

Bays  Thorn  IS,  Market  place 
Goldacie  Robert, Thoroughfare 
Towler  John    (and    furrier),  Tho- 
roughfai« 


INNS — commercial. 
Bnll,  John  Salmon,  Mai  ki  t  p'ace 
down  (Skpostinni,  Edmun(i Good- 
wyn, 'i'horonahfare 

IRON  FOUNDERS. 

Bendall  J.nnes,  Tlioroughfare 
Page  &  Girling,  Melton 

IRONMONGERS. 

Gall  Geinee  Chiirth  st 

Kemp  \\  ilham,  jiin..  Market  place 

Sihcr    Thomas    Temple    &   Son, 

Church  st 
LINEN  acWOOLLEN  DRAPERS. 
Haines  Chail-  s.  Thoroughfare 
Bloxsome  Joseph,  Church  »t 
Frei  man  Charles,  Thoiouuhfare 
Muirell  J"hn,  Thoronghiare 
Sewell  .Miirv  (&  Beilin  repository), 

Thoroiiiihfare 
Skeet  John  &  Co.,  Thoroughfare 

MALTSTERS. 
Burleigh  Rohi.  Wiliam,  Melton  hill 
Cobbold  John,  Quay 
Edwards  Henry,  jnn.  (&  hop  mer- 
chant i.  Chun  h  st 
Groom  Roger.  Tiioioughfare 
Hart  Daiii<  I,  Quay  lane 
Heard  Thomas,  Chnrch  st 
Manby  Geoig  ■  E.,  Quay 
Thompson  &  Mellinn'on,  Melton 
Tills  VVilliain,  Thorouiihfare 

MILLERS. 

Brown  John,  Qnav 
Hayward  \ltred,  Melton 
Dshcnn  Smniieis,  Theatre  st 
Walker .lolin,  Melton 
MILLINERS  &DRESS  MAKERS 
Baxter  Harriet,  Quay  lane 
Cnlliiisfird  Anna,  Tlioroughfare 
Dnrrant  Maria,  Melton 
Haywood  Emma,  'I'ho'oughfare 
Kelnp Silvan  &  Haiih., Thoroughfare 
.Mai  ett  Caroline,  Church  st 
Oldring  Maiy  Ann,  Thoroughfare 
Rii  h'-rd'on  Mai  it  &  Emma,  ThO" 

ronghf  lie 
Stananoiight  Susan.  Cninherland  s» 
Stmdfoid  Hairi  t,  'Thonimihfare 
Turner  t^hristiim,  Bredfii  Id  st 
Wilson  John,  Thoronghfare 

MUSIC    SELLERS. 

Loder  John,  Thorr.iighfare 
Mnnro  John  D.  &  S  'ii.    Church  st 

NURSERY  AND    SEEDMSN» 

Cuihain  Samuel,  .Melton 

Woods  .lohn  6i  Son,  Cumberland  st 

PAINTERS,    PLUMBERS     AND 
GLAZIERS. 

AHen  Loder,  Chmch  st 

Bilby  &  l>.ist.  Melton 

Broodbank  William,  Cnmbeilaud  it 

Cook  William,  Thoiouyhfare 

(Jiiiney  John,  Cnmberldiid  st 

Hefler  J(diii,  New  st 

Kell  Charles,  Thoroughfare 

Malleti  John,  Sekford  st 

Mallett  William,  Marketplace 

.Moore  William  C,  Ni  w  st 

PORTER  MERCHANTS. 

Edwaids  Henry,  'ihoiouglifare 
Lockwood  William,  jnn.,  C-istle  st 

ROPE  AND  TWINE  MAKERS. 
Cork  Henry,Chnrth  st 
{iiles  John,  N>wst 
Rose  Gnorije,  Bredfield  st 

SADDLERS    AND  HARNESS 
MAKERS. 

Dnrrant  Isaac,  Tiioioughfare 
Kirhy  Robert,  Mai  ket  place 
I'ulham  Ann,  Melton 
Richaid.-on  Robeit,  New  st 
Shipp  Joseph,  Saint  John  H 


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^Uffollt. 


SHIP     BUILDERS. 

Garrard  William  (  bi tat),  Brook  st 
Ta)lor  Willi. iin,  Qii^iy 

SHIP    OWNERS. 

C  hbold  Ji.lin,  Tlioronght'.ire 
Dowsiiig.laiiifS.  Quay 
Edwanis  Henry, Tiioroiichfare 
Edwards  Heipy,  jiiii.  Ciiurcli  st 
Halt  D  iiiiel,  Quay  line 
Mauby  Gioipe  E.,  Quay 
Roffers  VViHi.iin,  Quay 
Tills  WiUiain,  'I'liPioii^lifare 
Troll  Winiiiiii,Cu>tle  >t 

SHOPKEEPERS  &DEALERS  IN 
GROCERIES  St  SUNDRIES. 

Aslifnrd  G^  orge,  .Melton 
Baritwrll  lilines  Cumberland  st 
Easier  l<;iac,  Si  kfor^i  st 
Bee^  rott  .Marv,  Sekford  st 
Biickeis  M  i  gar.  I,  Castle  st 
Darraiit  VVil;iain,  Cnmlierland  st 
Eastue  Abnihaiii,  Cattle  st 
Flaxinaii  Willihin,  rhomtigbfare 
Frost  vViiliH'ii,  Tlion'ngiilare 
Goldsmith  Tlionia.s, 'riie.itie  st 
Hamiiioiid  .la'iits,  Cbiirchst 
Hoiiiiiis  Joseph,  Ca-tle  st 
Jeffi  ie.«  John,  Castle  st 
Keeble  Ann,  Castle  st 
Laws  Jiiines,  New  st 
Miiftaii  Sarah,  Tboroiigbfare 
Neale  Hi. .ace,  Tbcroiidifare 
Shoiildiiig  William,  Monlton 
Xniitb  Kli/abeili,  Stktbid  st 
Threiidtill  George,  Sekt'oidst 
Tye  William,  Sekfoul  st 
Woods  Kolien,  Bivdti.ld  st 
Wyai  Robert,  Sekford  st 
SILVERSMITHS  &  JE^VELLRS. 
Biiriows  Charles,  Cliur*  h  .st 
Stow  Edward,  Tlioionghfare 

STRAW    BONNET    MAKERS. 

Cullliigt'ord  Anna,  Cliunh  st 
Dorliin;  Hep/.ibaii,  .Melroii  road 
lVIo>s  Rosamond,  Sekfnid  st 
PiteiMary  Ann,  Cliuuh  st 

SURCSEONS. 

Arnislroiig  .Samuel.  .Melton 
Gissiiig  John  S.,  Mrtiket  place 
Jones  llichatd.  Chinch  st 
Marshall  Cir.s.  Geo  ,  Thoroughfare 
Miiore  N  itluiniel.  Church  st 
Rjooic  William  H.,   Cumberland  st 

SURVEYORS-LAND    6te. 

Lankester   Jnhn  R.   (roadj,   Cum- 

beiland  st 
Moulion  Bfiijainiii,  Thoroughfare 
FaitissMU    Williaiii    (&    arcliit(Ct), 

Castle  st 
Peake  Tlioma.s,  Cumberland  st 

TAILORS  AND   DRAPERS. 

Bodgener  H'lirv,  New  st 
BoikI  Samuel,  Ciimbeiland  st 
Boi'th  George,  Meltmi 
Brown  James,  Thoroughfare 
Chappell  Wilbaiii,  Church  st 
Freeman  Charles,  Thorougbfaie 
Gall  John,  Castle  st 
Lyons  Rohert,  Castle  st 
Malle't  Jonathan,  Marketplace 
Powell  Samuel,  Thorounhf.ire 
Walter  Geofge,  Castle  st 
Whisht,  ck  William, Thnroughf.-ire 
Wriglit  Jeremiah,  Church  st 

TALLOW  CHANDLERS. 

Gross  James  &.  Co.,  Thoroughfare 
Stanford  Henry.  iMaiket  place 

TAVERNS  &  PUBLIC    HOUSES. 

Anchor.  William  Ket-hle,  Quay  lane 
Angel.  Saifuel  Oxhnrgh,  Theatie  st 
Blue  Bell,  William  Stannard,  New  st 
Boat,  Grorge  Bardwell,  Quay  , 


Cherry   Tree,  James  Lucock,   Cumber- 
land street  [.Mrlion 
foa.h    and      Horses,     Edward      "Smith, 
C..ck  and  Pye,  Saninel  Pi.olev.New  st 
Cross,  H>-iiry  Cork.  Churcli  st 
Hoise&  (iiooni.  Heniy  Fisht-r,  Mel'on 
HorsrJiiGioora  Frans  FtostCnnibeiland  st 
Kinu's^rnis.JeremiahBall».Tlioioiigt)fare 
KiMi;'»H.-ad.A!ex,inderCranmirMaili.etpl 
Lion.  Catherine  fiross,  I'lioronehl.ire 
Maunt-r.s'  Arms,  \Vm.  Ple.iiarice,  New  st 
Queen's  Head,  .lames  Cook.  Si-kford  st 
Ked  Lion.  R  chard  Qninton.  Vl.'llon 
Royal  Dak.  John  Ganihani.  Thoroughfare 
.•ship,  William  Laurance,  Quay 
Siin.  Rou'er  Gro(mi,   Thoroiiilifare 
S»an,  Willi.im  Fisk.  Market  place 
Tankard.  William  Mailhews.  Newst 
Wagon  anil    Horses,   George  Quadling, 

Bredlield  sireet 
Wellinulon,  Samuel  Bond.Ciimhe'land  st 
White  Hoise,  Wm.  ScoMini;,  Market  pi 

Retailers  of  Beer 

Allen  John,  Theatie  st 

Bricht"  ell  James,  Brewery  st 

Brook  Richard.  .Sekford  st 

Chittlehurgh  R.dierl,  Church  st 

Cole  James,  Cnniherland  st 

Day  William  Henry.  Sekford  st 

Easloe  Abraham,  Castle  st 

Furnish  John.  Bredlield  road 

Osborne  Ambiose,  Maiket  ptace 

Pleasance'J.-orKe.  Market  place 

Sawyer  Christian,  Ch  ipel  lane 

Sawyer  Eilward.  Melton 

Tye  W  ilhani.  Seklord  st 

Wood  Timothy.  Castle  st 

Woods  RoI.ert,  Bredlield  st 

TEA  AND    COFFEE    DEALERS 

Keiiii  .Mary  A ^nmbeiland  st 

Tliitalgill  Georae  Sekloid  st 

WATCH ANDCLOCK  MAKERS. 

(See  also  SilnenmUksy  Sfc  ) 
Ellis  Benjamin,  Thoronghfire 
Ki.sher  John  F..  Marketplace 
Garrod  John  K.,  Saint  J«din  st 
Hildvard  John,  Thoiouyhlare 
Naiinioii  Georiie,  (Jhapel  laue 
Stjiiirreil  Samuel,  New  st 
Slow  Edward,  Church  st 
Tayioi  John,  New  st 

W^HEEL  WRIGHTS. 

Ca'ver  Hieit,   Tlieitre  st 
Lesti  r  Isa^c,  Melton 

WHITESMITHS   AND  BELL- 
HANGERS. 

Baxter  William,  lirook  st 
B'lrrows  John,  Bndti.ld  st 
Smyth  HezeUiab,  Sekford  st 
Stanaiiouulit  John,  New  st 
WINE  6t  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 
Brown  Alirali.im  &  Son,  Church  st 
Edwatds  Henry,  seii.,Thoroughf.ire 
Gross  James  <i  Co.,  TlioioUKhfare 
Whincopp  William,  Sekford  st 

Miscellaneous 

Berry  Sharraan   West,  gun  maker.  Mar- 
ket place  Quay  lane 
Blowers    Robert,  whiting   manufacturer, 
Bond  Henry,  tanner.  New  st 
Burrows  Charles,  pawnbroker.  Church  st 
Canst'in     William,    teacher     of    miisir, 
Cumberland  st                         [Church  st 
Chitt'ebumh      Robert,      eatini:      house, 
Collii)sTh<imas,  millwright,  Meltnn 
Custom    Hoose,    Quay   lane— William 
Crigliton    Maclean,   collec'or;    Joseph 
Barrett,  comnt'oller  and  tide  waiter 
Gas  WoKKS,Qiiay— BrnJM.Gall,  manager 
Gennills  John,  turner  in  wood.  New  st 
Goodwin  Roberl.  glover,  Market  place 
Grimwood  Thomas  William,  timber  and 

slate  meichant,  Thoroughtare 
Hartridef  James, coach  p'oprietor.New  st 
Ktcble  William,  ship  broker,  Quay  lane 
l.ockwood  Wm.  cement  dealer.  Castle  st 
V  KCH  »N  ics'  IxsTiTUTlox,  Church  st 
Morley    Joseph    R.,   china,    &c.  dealer, 

'I'horouglifure 
Poi.icE   Station,  Theatre  st— Edward 

Fitzgerald,  superintendent 
Richardson  George,  fishmonger.  Castle  st  j 


Sekfobd's     Hospital,     Srkfnrd  street 

-Edwardl.o.ier.  principal;  Rev.Thor 

*yilliam  M-ller.  rhaplain 

!=milli  riiomas.  currier.  Thorou"hfare 

M  AMP  OfKiuK. Chinch  slreel-Berijamin 

Gall,  snh.dislrihnter  [place 

St'B.SCRIPTION  RkADlNO  RooM,   Market 

Smyth  James,  stone  mason.  Thoroughfare 


PLACES    OF   WORSHIP, 

AND  TIIEIK    MINISTERS. 

Saint  Marv's  Church, Churrh  street— 
R^T.  Thomas  Wilham  .Mell^r,  rector, 
Rev.  Joshua  Sniytlre.fi/iofe. 

Saint  John's  Chuiich,  Cas'le  sireet 

Rev.  Joseph  M.  Row  ley.  incumAenf 

Saint  Anurkw's  Church,  Melton— 
Rev.  George  C.  Watson.  incimOent. 

Baptist  Chapfl, Seklord  stieel 

In  iiBPENDKNT  Chapel,  Chapel  lane- 
Rev.  John  Ro^s. 

Inuepenub.nt  Ciiapel,  Quay  lane- 
Rev.  Francis  B.  Brown. 

Weslfyan  Methodist  Chapel 
Brook  street.  ' 

POOR     LAW    UNION. 

Workhouse,  Nuton. 

Governor—  Cornelius  Trustlove 
;l/o/ron— ril.  n  Triisilove. 
SrAoo/;«as/fr— Richard  Sadler. 
Schonlmi!.lrfss~Ma<y  Ann  Thurstan. 
Surgeon— Hr-nry  Wilkin. 
Chaplain— Rev   Benjamin  C.  Cubitt. 
Relieving  f.;^c(r— Miles  tutting. 

REGISTRARS, 

OF    BIRTHS,    DEATHS  «j  MARRIAGEJ. 

Siip'riiiteiutent  Repistrar— Hfi'j.\\nu\\on. 
Registrar  of  /Marriages— Wm.  Kemp. 
Registrar  of  Births  and  Deaths— MUet 
Cutting. 

COUNTY    COURT, 
Held  monthlt  in  the  Shire  Hall. 
Juilge—Frnncifi  King  Eagle,  Esq. 
High  Bailiff— G-orne  Harry  Blake, 
fiai/i/f- Allied  Tavlor. 
C/ert— Thomas  Collins. 
Assistant  C/erA  — Robert  Ashby  Reeve. 

COACHES    &  OMNIBUSES 

To  ALDBOROCGH.  an  Om;,i7,«,,.  f,om 
the  Ro\al  Oak.  every  I  uesday,  Thurs. 
day  and  Saturday  afternoon,  at  tweuly 
minuies  pa^t  three 

To  HAI.ESVVORIH.the.S/ionnon.from 
the  Crown,  every  aflerii..oii  (Sunday 
excepted). at  twenty  minutes  pa^t  three 

To  IPSWICH,  Coa</,e>,f.om  Ihe  Royal 
Oak,  at  a  quarter  past  eight  mornine, 
a  quarter  before  twelve  noon,  and  a 
quarter  before  four  alternoon  ;  the  Re- 
talial.r, Uom  the  Crown  Hotel,  morn- 
ing at  half.past  eight;  the  Shai.nm,,  at 
a  quarter  before  twelve  noon ;  and  the 
Old  Blue,  at  twenty  mimrtes  before 
four  alternoon;  and  Ihe  Union,  from 
the  Bull,  at  n  qu.irtt-r  belore  four  after- 
noon  'all  Siinda\s  excepted.) 

To  NORWICH, the  friion,  fiom  the  Bull, 
alternoon  at  ore 

To  SAXMUNOHAM,  the  Retaliotor. 
from  the  Crown,  evening  at  half.past 
seven 

To  YARMOUTH,  the  0/rf  B/t,e,  from  the 
Crown,  every  afternoon  at  one 

CONVEYANCE    BY    RAILWAY. 

The  nearest  Sintion  is  IpswicK,  on  the 

Eastern   Union   link,  8   miles  s.w. 

from   Woodbridge 
There      are     several     Conveyances     to 

Ipswich,  daily,  as  staled  in  ihe  prece* 

ding  Coach  list. 

CARRIERS. 

To  ALDER'ION,  —  Scocgins.from  Ihe 

Royal   Ouk,  Tuesday,  Wednesday  and 

Saliirdav 
To  BAWI)SLKY,  John  Beefon,  from  Iho 

Lion,    Monday,  Wednesday,  Thursday 

and  Saturday 
To  BLACKSULL,  —  Cooper,  from  the 

KingN    Arms,    Monday,    Wednesday 

and  Saturday 


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CAnRlERS  — Continued. 
ToBOYNTON,—  Kiltie,  frnm  the  Royal 

Oak,  WrdiiesHay  and  Saturday 
To    FELIX  row.    —    Boon,  from    the 

While  Horse.  WVdnesday 
To     FKAMLINGHAM     and    STRAD- 

BROOK,  —  Mem,  fruin  ilie  Lion,  four 

Hays  a  week  ;  and    -   Co:ites.   from   the 

K  ng's  Arms.  Tiiesdav  and  Saturday 
To   FRESSiNGFIFLD,    —    Hart,  from 

the  Ro>al  O.ik.  V\e  Inesdav  &  Saturday 
To  HAI.ESWOHl  H.—  Batl^y,  from  the 

Lion,  Tuesday,  Thursday  &  S<ilurda>  ; 

and  —    Sawyer,   from  the    Royal  Oak. 

and   Coates,  from    the    Kioft's  Arms, 

Tuesilav  and  Saliirdav 
To    GRUNDISBURGH,   —    BEDEN- 

FIELI).  from  the  Royal  Oak,  Wednes- 
day and  Satiird:iy 
To  HOLLESLEY,  James  Field  fro-n  the 

Lion,  Monday,  Wednesday  &  Saturday 


To  IPSWICH,  —  Barber,  from  the  Royal 
Oak,  and  —  Stannard.  from  the  Swan, 
and  the  Eastern  Union  Railway  Com- 
pany's J'on*,  from  ihe  Lion, daily,  and 
i'homas  Ronse,  from  the  King'-  Arms. 
Monday,  Wednesday  and  Friday;  — 
Coates,  from  Ihe  same  house.  Monday 
and  Friday;  James  Field,  from  ti.e 
Lion,  and  William  IMann,  fiom  I  lie  I. ion. 
on  Saturday;  and  John  Beetun,  from 
the  same  IioUnC,  on  Thursday 

To  NORWICH  &  BUNGAY,  —  Coates 
from  the  King's  Arms,  'I'uesday  and 
Satniday 

To  ORFORD,  William  Mann,  from  the 
I,i"ii,  and  —  Pead,  from  the  Royal  Oak. 
Monday,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 

To  SAXMUNDHAM,  Robert  Rouse, 
from  the  Kinu's  Arms, Tuesday, Thurs- 
day and  Saturday 


To  TRIM  LEY  &  WALTON,  —  Wright' 
from  ihe  VVliile  Horse,  Wednesday 

To  TUNSTALL,  —  Kemp,  f,om  the 
Royal  Oak,  Monday,  Wednesday  and 
Saluiday;  —  Sawyei,  from  the  same 
house,  Wednesday  and  Saturday,  and 
—  Kinc,  from  llie  Lion,  on  Saturday 

To  WICKHAM  MARKET,—  Mayhew, 
from  the  Lion,  and  —  Taylor,  from  tb» 
Royal  Oak.diily 

CONVEYANCE  BY  VTATEK. 

To  LEEOS.W  AKEFIKLD,GOOLE,&r. 

Vtssfis,  fioni  the  Quay,  two  or  three 
times  a  '.veek 

To  NEWCASTLE. UPOX-TYNE.SUN- 
DERLANl),   HARI'LEPOOLE,   ^c. 

Vessels;  from  the  Quay,  about  once  a 
fortnight 


YOXFORD. 


lis  a  parish  in  tlie  hundred  of  BIything — the  village, 
a  r>  tnarkably  plea-^antoiie,  is  9.'5  miles  N.  E.  from  Lon- 
don. 4  iioith  from  S-ixinundhain,  and  ;i3  N.  E.  iVoiu 
Ipswi'h;  -iiuat'doii  tlie  main  i'>a(l  trom  the  lattei 
tnwii   to  Yarmouth,  in  the  midst   of  a  beauiitnl  and 


divine  worship  is  the  parish  thurch  of  ''aiiit  Peter* 
i  neat  unostentatinns  building:  the  living  isavicaiage, 
ill  the  presentation  of  the  Kai  1  of  itradbroke  ;  tlie  Rev. 
Uoheri  Finnan  is  the  pieMiit  iiicuiuhent.  In  the 
neighhonihood  are  ihe  oehbraied  ruins  ot  Sibton  Ab- 


interestinn  coiintiy,  oriiaiiifnted  by  niaiy  elegant  hey,  fmiiidi-d  about  the  y>  ar  1350;  ami  not  fai  distant 
mansions  and  tastefully  iaid-oiit  seats  ot  the  gentry,  are  the  extensile  and  picturesque  remains  of  Leiston 
The  village  consists  ot  one  street,  containing  several  Abt>ey.  lounded  al'ont  1183.  The  pai i«h  contained,  l»y 
hi.nilsouie  mo'lern  houses  ;  and  the  entrance  at  either  the  i  etui  lis  rendered  in  1831,  1,149  iiihubitants,  and 
end   is  equally  prepossessing.     The  only  edifice  for   by  those  in  1841,  1,251. 

POST    OPFICEj    Emma  Bird,  Post  AJistres^. — Letters  trom  all  puts  arrive    (from  Saxmundham} 
eveiy  morning  at  aqiiaiter  helore  seven,  aid  are  de-patched  thereto  at  half-past  seven  in  the  evening. 


NOBILITY,     aENTRY,     AND 
CLERGY. 

Badeley  Rev.  Sriiniiel,  Yoxford 
Bailee  Mrs.  Lucy,  Yoxford 
Rawiiby  Mrs.  Ju'ia,  Yoxford 
Benre  Oolonel  Henry  B.Thuning- 

ton  Hall 
Blois  Sir  ChirlHs.  Cockfield  Hall 
Brooks  — ,  Esq.  Sibton  Park 
Clayton  Mr.  Fiiston,  Yoxford 
Firtnan  Rev.  Rnbeit,  Yoxfoid 
Howlett  Mr.  Samuel,  Yoxford 
Packard  Rev.  Daniel,  Yoxfoid 
Smith  Mr.  John  B  ,  Yoxford 
.Spink  Mrs.  — ,  Sibton  Abbey  House 
Wallace  Mrs.  — ,  Yoxf-.rd 
Westhorpe  Rev.  Stirling,  Sihton 
Wootton  J.  W.  Esq.  Ald.ingham 

PROFESSIONAL    PERSONS, 

INCLUDING  SCHOOLS. 

Hoghman  Robei  t,  boarding  academy 
Lanchestei  Thomas  W..  surgeon 
Kicknrds  Thomas,  master   of  par- 
ochial school 
Smith  Ann  &  .lane,  boardingschool 
Wase  Jeremiah,  surgeon 

FIRE,    eic,    OFFICE    AGENTS. 

Chuhch  of  England,  Robert    F. 

Martin 
Crown  (life),  Emma  Bird       [Bird 
Norwich  Equitable  (fire),  Emma 

INNS. 

Griffi  II  (commercial  &  posting  house), 

Edward  Freeman 
New  lull,   Hi  my  Dalliston 
'riireeTuns  (commercial  and  post 

ing  house),  Elizabeth  Barnes 


SHOPKEEPERS  &  TRADERS.    Scio?g     .lames,  he  r  retailer 
Balls  Henry,  black-'inith  I  Seaman  Kirble,  ale  and  porter  mer- 

Barber  Freeman,  tailor  chant 

Barker  John,  miller  [maker    Short  Joseph,  whitesmith 

Bnrrett  John,  be<r  retailer  and  shoe]  Smitii  Robiit,  butcher 
Bird   Emma,  lookselk-r,  stationer  ,  Smyth  Luke,  watch  and  clock  maker 
aid  drng«ist  Spilding  Grorge,  butcher 


Bulli'ck  Wm.watfh  and  clock  maker 
C  ble  ThoniHS,  coach  maker 
Carv.M-  William,  builder 
(  hambers  Wm  ,  hoot  &  shoe  maker 
Clayton  Alderman,  carpenter 
Clayton  John,  cooper 
Clayton  Mary,  laker 
Cotton  Ezra,  carpenter 
Cowles  Robert,  naii  dresser 
Crane  John,  b'ot  and  shoe  maker 
Crowe  Wiu.  currier  &  leaihercutter 
Dnlhy  Ji-rtmiiih,  blacksmith 
Dalbv  William,  ironmonger 
Denuison  William,  (onfedioner 
Elmy  John,  beer  letailei  and  wheel- 

W'ight 
Fisher  Robert,  baker  [painter 

Fi~k  W'iiliHin,  pliimiier,  glazier  and 
Foulsham  .loseph,  I'Utclier 
Godhoid  William,  tailor 
Hammond  Barney,  grocer  &  draper 
Lanniss  William,  c.npenier       [uiM 
Martin  Rob.  it  F.,  chemist  and  drug- 
.Masteison  John,  tailor 
Mayhew  Ann  &  Ehzabtth,  milliners 

and  dress  makers 
OxfonI  &Dix,  grocers,  drapers,  and 

dealers  in  game  [maker 

Row  George,  saddler  and  harness 
Row  Mary  Ann,  stiaw  bonnetmaker 


Spaldnm  Will.,  hoot  and  shoe  maker 
Sparlian  George,  carpenter 
Stapleton  Wm.,  pliim'ier  and  glazier 
Symoiids  Naihaniel  W.,  grocer  and 
draper  [dres>  maker 

Symoiids    Susannah,   milliner    and 
Whincop  William,  ironmonger,  tin- 
man and  biazirr 
Wright  George,  boot  and  shoemaker 


COACHES. 

All  Sundays  excepted. 

To  HALESWORTH,  the  Shannon,  at 
half-past  live 

To  IPSWICH,  the  Shannon,  mornine  at 
half-past  nine,  and  the  0/(/£/ur,  after- 
noon at  half-pasl  one 

To  ^ORW  ICH,  the  Eclipse.  Monday  and 
Wednesday  morning  at  seven,  and  on 
Saturilay  at  six 

To  YARMOUTH,  the  Old  Blue,  after- 
noon  at  quarter  past  three 

CARRIERS. 

To  IPSWICH,—  Sawyer,  and  —  Batley 
Monday ,  Wednesday  and  Friday 

To  NORWICH,  —  HoRir,  Monday  and 
Friday,  and  —  Sawyer,  Tuesday  &  Sat. 

To  YARMOUTH,—  Goldsmith,  Friday 


I 


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BANKERS  OF  THE  UNITED  KINGDOM. 


1.— BANK  OF   ENGLAND, 

THREADNBEDLG-STREET. 

GOVERNORS  AND  DIRECTORS. 

Henry  James  Prescott,  Esq.  Governor. — Henry  Thomas  Hankey,  Jun.  Esq.  Deputy  Governor. 

Baring  Thomas,  Esq.  Grenfcll  Charles  Pascoe,  Esq.  Masterman  Thomas,  Esq.         Pelly  Sir  John  Hmry,  Bart. 

Berens  Henty  Hiilse,  Esq.  Hanson  John  Oliver,  Esq.  IVlatlieson  Alexander,  Esq.       Smilh  Thomas  Charles,  Esq. 

Blake  Henry  VVollaston,Esq.      Heath  John  Benjamin,  Esq  Morris  James,  Esq.  Thompson  William,  Esq. 

Campbell  Aathtir  Edward,  Esq.  Hubbard  John  Gillibrand,  Esq.  Neave  Sheffield,  Esq.  Tooke  I'homas,  Esq. 

Cotton  William,  Esq.  Lyall  Gecirge,  Jun.  Esq.  Ncrman  George  Warde,  Esq.  VVeguelin  Thos.  M attbiaif  Esq. 

Dobree  Bouamy,£sq.  Malcolm  son  James,  Esq.  Palmer  John  Horsley,  Esq.       Wilson  Fraucis,Esq. 

John  Knight,  Esq.  Secretary. — Matthew  Marshall,  Esq.  Chief  Cashier 
William  Smee,Esq.  Chief  Accountant. 


LONDON  BANKERS. 

The  numbers  preceding  the  title  or  firm  of  the  Bank,  are  those  re/erred  to  in  the  list  o^  Provincial  Bankers 


2 
3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 
10 
lOi 

11 

Hi 

12 
13 
14 
15 
17 
18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

22§ 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 

32 

33 

34 

35 

36 

37 

38 
39 
40 
41 
44 


BANK  of  Australasia,  8  Aiisiio  friars 

Bank  of  British  North  America,  7  Saint  Helen's 

place,  City 
Barclay,  Bevan  &  Co.  54  Lombard  st 
Barnard,  Dimsdale  &  Co.  50  Cornliill 
Banieit.s'.  Hoare>'  &  Co.  62  Lombard  street 
BigBerstaff  William  &  Joiiii,  8  West  Smilhfield 
B'l.'-atiquet, Anderson,  Kraiiks&  Co.73  Lombard  st 
Bouverie,  Norman  &  Murdoch,  11  Haymarket 
Biitish  B mk,  16  Tokenhouse  yard,  City 
Biitish  Colonial  Bank  and  Loan  Company,  50 

Moorgtte  st,  Bank 
Brown,  Janson  &  Co.  32  Abchnrch  lane 
Bnlt  James,  Son  &  Co.  86  Cheat)si(le 
Call  Sii  W.  P.  hart.  Marten  &  Co.  25  Old  Bond  st 
Child  &  Co.  1  Fleet  street 

Cockburn  &  Co.  4  Whitehall,  Westminster  | 

Cocks,  Biddulph  &  Co.  43  Charing  cross  i 

Colonial  Bunk,  13  Bishopsnaie  st  within  ' 

Commercial  Bank  of  London,  6  Lothbury  and  6 

Henrietta  stret-t,  Covent  garden 
Coutis  &  Co.  59  Strand 
Cunliffe  Roi;er,  24  Bucklersbury 
Cunliffes',  Brooks  &  Co.  24  Lombard  st 
Curries'  &  Co.  29  Cornhill 
Davies  Robert  &  Co.  187  Shoreditch 
Denison,  Hey  wood  &  Co.  4  Lombard  st 
Dixons',  Brooks  &  Dixon,  25  Chancery  lane 
Drewett  &  Fowler,  4  Princes  street.  Bank 
Drunimoiids'  &  Co.  49  Cliaring  cross 
Exchange  Bank  (Bauer  &  Co.),  113  Leadenhall  st 
Fell  ham  &  Co.  42  Lombard  st 
Fuller*'  &  Co.  66  Mooruate  st.  Bank 
Glyn,  Haliifax,  Mills  &  Co.  67  Lombard  st 
Goslings'  &  Sliarpe,  19  Fleet  street 
Hanhurys',  Taylor  &  Lloyd,  60  Lombard  st 
Haukeys'  &  Co.  7  Fencburch  st 
Herrie.<<,  Farqiihar  &  Co.  16  St.  James'  street 
Hill  &  Sons,  17  West  Smitbfield 
Hoare  Charles,  Sir  Henry  Merrik,  Bart.,  Henry 

Charles,  Peter  Richard  &  Henry,  37  Fleet  st 
Hopkinson  &  Co.  3  Reaent  st 
Ionian  Bank,  6  Great  Winchester  st  [City 

Johnston  Huah  and  John  and  Co.  15  Bush  lane, 
Jones,  Loyd  &  Co.  43  Lothbury 
London  &CountyJoint  Stock  Banking  Company, 
21  Lombard  si;  Branch,  37  West  Smithfitld 

] 


45  ]  London  &  Dublin  Bank,  46  Piccadilly 

46  1  London  &  Westminster  Bank;  Head  Office,  LoXh' 
burv — Branches,  St.  James' square  ;  213  High 
Hi'lborii;  3  Wellington  street,  Boroutih ;  87 
Whitechapel  Higli  st,  and  4  Stratfoid  place 

47  I  London  Joint  Stock  Bank,  5  Princes  st,  Bank; 
/Western  Branch,  69  Pall  Mall 

48  j  London  Union  Bunk — see  the  Union  Bank  of 

London,  No.  73  [House  st 

49  '  Lubbock  Sir  J.  W.,  Forster  &  Co,  11  Mansion 
49§  Martin,  Si(me  &  Martins',  68  Ltmibatd  st 

50  Masterman,  Peters  and   Co.  35  Nicholas  lane, 

Lombard  street 

51  National  Bmk  of  Ireland,  13  Old  Broad  st 

52  Natio;ial  ProvincialBankof  England,112Bishop8- 

gate  within 
52^  National  Security  Bank,  29  Gracechurch  st 

53  North- Western  Bank  of  India,  19  King's  Arun 

yard.  City 
53i  Pocklin«ton  &  Lacv,  60  West  Smithfield 

54  Piaed,  Fane,  Praed  Johnstone  &  Co.  189  Fleet  st 
.55     Prescott,  Groie&  Co.  62  Threadneedle  st 

56  Price  Sir  Charles  Rusge,  Marryat,  &  Co.  3  King 

William  street.  City 

57  Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland,  42  Old  Broad  st.  City 

58  Pueet,  Bainhridues'  &  Co.  12  St.  Paul's  Church  yd 

59  Hansom  &  Co.  1  Pall  Mall  East 

60  Hobarts,  Curtis  &  Co.  15  Lombard  st  [st 

61  Koaers,  OldingA  Co.  29 Clement's  lane,  Lombard 

62  Sapte,  Banburv,  Muspratt  &  Co.  77  Lombard  st 

63  Scott  Sir  Samuel,  bart.  &  Co.  1  Cavendish  square 

64  Sniitli,  Payne  &  Smiths',  1  Lombard  st         [tield 

65  Smithfield  Agency  &  Banking  Co. 59  West  Smith- 
65i  South  Australian  Banking  Co.  54  Old  Broad  st 

66  Spooner,  Attwoods'  &  Co.  27  Gracechurch  8t 

68  Sievenson,  Salt  &  Sons,  20  Lombard  st 

69  Stone  &  Co.—see  Martin,  Stone  &  Martins' 

70  St  I  ahan  &  Pauls'  217  Strand 

704  •stride  J.  &  W.  S.  41  West  Smithfield 

71  ■|'i>dall  Thomas  George,  15  West  Smithfield 

72  Twining  Richard,  Gt-orge,  John  Aldred,  Richard, 

jun.,  Samuel  H.  &  William  B.,  215  Strand 
72i   (hiicn  Bank  of  Australia,  ;^8  Old  Broad  st 

73  Union  Bank  of  London.  2  Princes  street.  Bank, 

12  Argyll  place,  ReKcnt  st,  and  4  Pall  Mall  East 

76  Williams,  Deacon  &  Co.  20  Birchin  lane 

77  Willis,  Percival  &  Co.  76  Lombard  st 


PROVINCIAL   BANKERS. 


Explanation.— The  numbers  appentled  to  the  title  or  fiiin  of  the  following  Banks  have  reference  to  the  houses  they  draw 

upon  in  London:   for  Example-"  Aberdeen Town  and  County  Bank"— the  number  attached  to  this  Bank  is  41i 

upon  referring  to  the  corresponding  number  (41),  in  the  preceding  List  of  Loudon  Bankers,  it  will  be  seen  that  the 
Bank  draws  upon  Messrs.  Jones  Loyd  &  Co.  43  Lothbury. 

C3>    When  the  lelter  B  occurs  thus  (B.),  it  signifies  a  Branch   Bank. 


Finn,  and  ref.  to  London  Bankirs. 
..Noith  of  Scotland  liankiiig  Com-  4 

paiiy    (Blanch)   

..Town  and  County  Hank  41 

. .  Bank  of  .Scotland  (  B.) 64 

Aberdeen    Conunercial  Bank  of  Scotland 41 

Aberdeen    National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.). .  :?1 


Toim 

Aberchiider 


Aberdeen 
Aberdeen 


Aberdeen   Biiti>ii  l>inen  Company  (B.)..-.<>4 

Aberdeen   Abenleen  Banking  Company 31 

Aberdeen    North  of  Scotland  Banking  Co.  ..    4 

Aberdeen   City  of  Glasgow  Bank  (Branch). .  64 

Aberfeldie Ceniral  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)   ..31 

Abergavenny Baileys',  Grairix  &  WillUams 60 

Abergavenny ....  Monmouth    and    Glamorganshire 

Banking     Company Richard 

James,  manager 47 

Abergele North  &  South  Wales  Bank 46 

Aberystwith Noitb  &  South  Wales  Bank 46 

Aberystwith Natnl.Provincl.Bk.of  England(B.) 

— Joseph  Do\vnie,mauager33&46 

Abingdon Heniy  Kn^pp  and  Co 76 

Abingdon   County  of  Berks  Union  Bank  (B.)l-8 

Airdrie   Bank  ot  Scotland  (B.) 19  &  64 

Airdrie  National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..3I 

Airdrie ...Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..41 

Alcester Gloucestershire   Banking  Con)py. 

(B.) — Kdward  Ovcrbury,  mngr.76 

Ale.xandria Clydesdale  Banking  Company (B.)  (i 

Alford ...Titus  Bourne 50 

Alford Lincoln  and  Lindsay  Bank 55 

Alford(Aberdeen) North  of  Scotland  BankingCo  (B.)  4 

Alfrcton Nottingham  and  Nottinghamshiie 

Banking  Company  (Branch)  — 

James  Carter,  agent 46 

Alloa Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)  ..41 

Alloa   Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)  ..41 

Alloa  Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland(B.)41 

Alnwick Northumberland&DurhamDistrict 

Bank — Edward  Stamp,  a=;enf.  .31 

Alnwick W.  H.  Lambton  &  Co.  (Branch)  — 

Mark  Smith,  agent    4 

Alresford    Bulpett,  .Mulcock  &  Dunn 4 

Alston Joseph  Dickinson,  jun 31 

Alton Bulpett,  Mulcock  &  Dunn 4 

Alva    Edinburgh  and  Glasgow  Bank(B.)76 

Aivih Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..73 

Amlwch National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land (BrancliJ—  Samuel  Great- 
head,  agent 47 

Ampthill    Sl)ar|)les  &  Co. — May  &  Strange, 

agents 4 

Andover Heath  and  Co 50 

Annan British  Linen  Company  (B.)  ....  64 

Annan Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  . .  41 

Annan     Edinbuigh  <!v[  Gla-^gow  Bank  (B.)7;') 

Anstrutlier    TJational  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.).  .31 

Anstrulher    Eastern  Bank  of ScotliTid  (B.)  ..   4 

Antrim    Ulsterl'ankingCompany(Briinch) 

— VVilliuni  (Jrawfoid,  managn^S 

Appleby Carlisle  and  Cumberland  Banking 

Co.  Ilnbert  H  'l'liomi)son,  agtntSl 

Appleby John  Crosby 50 

Arbroath    Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)41 

Arbroath    Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (I$.) . .  41 

Arbroath    British  I/inen  Company  (l$.)....61 

Ardrissaig Citv  nf  Glasgow  Bank  (Branch)'..  64 

Ardrossan Baiik  of  Sc'.tland(B.) VJ 

Ardrnssan Ayrshire  Banking  Company  (B.)76 

Armagh Bank  <if  lieland  (llranth) — Tlio.s. 

Dobbin,  ugent 1 

<Vi<nagh  ....  ..,.  Bcllast  BanHuL'  Company  (B.)  — 

Thomas  Kidd,  ma  nagei    24 


Tunn.  Firm,  and  ref.  to  London  Bankers. 

Armagh Noilhern  Banking  Co.  (Branch) 

— William  Kirk,  manager    .,..31 
Armagh Ulster  Banking  Company   (B.) — 

Angus  James  Mulli(;an,iuauagr.55 
Armagh Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.) — 

James  Bowman,  manager   ....66 

Arundel Henty,  L^pperton  &  Oliver 41/ 

Arundel London  and  County  Joint-Slock 

Banking  Company  (Branch)  ..44 

Ashbourn Union  Bank — Jas.  O.iborn,  mngr.60 

Ashbuiton Devon    and    Cornwall     Banking 

Company  (B.)    4 

Ashby-la-Zouch. .  Leicestershire  Banking  Company 

(B.) — John  Jiibnson, manager. .  46 

Ash  ford Jemmett  and  Pomfret 64 

Ashton-under-Lyneftlanchesterand  Liverpool  Distiict 

Ban  king  Com  pauy(ii.) — Samuel 

Bolton  Tomlins,  manager  ....64 
Ashton-under-LyneAshton,  Stalyhridge,    Hyde    and 

Glossop  Bank — JohnRossCoul- 

thari,  manager   31 

Ashton-under-LyneSrddle  worth  BankingCo.  (Branch) 

— Ciiarles  J  as.  Buck  ley, manager  31 
Atlierstone Leicestei shire  Banking  Company 

(B.) — Chas.  Bourne,  manager. .  46 
Atblone Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.) — 

William  Hay,  manager 66 

Athlone National  Bank  of  1 1  eland  (B.) — 

'i'homas  Rowan,  manager  ....   6 

Athy   London  &  Dublin  Bank  (Brancli)45 

Attleburgh Gurneys  &  Co 4 


Auchinblae    ....  North  of  Scotland  Banking  Com- 
pany (Bianch) 4 

AuclitcTarder    ..Central  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)  ..31 


Auchtermuchty. .  Union  Bank  o{  Scotland  (B.)    ..41 
Aughnacloy   ....  Ulster  Banking  Company  (B.)  — 

'I'hos.  Montgomery,  jun.  agent. 

Axbridge    Stuckey's  Banking  Company 60 

Axbridge    West  of  Etigland  and  South  Wales 

District  Bank  (B.) 31 

Axminster Samuel  Guudrv  &  Co.  (B.) 31 

Axminster R.  R.  &  H.  William.s 76 

Axminster Wilts  and  Dorset  Banking  Co. (B.) 

(6.) — Thomas  Baylis  Edwai-ds, 

manager 46 

Aylesbury London  and  County  Joint-Stock 

Banking  Company  (B.) — Alfred 

Si  If,  manager 44 

Aylesbury(01(lBank)Zacharias  Daniel  Hunt,proprietr54 
Aylsham George  &  Thomas  Copeman  — 

James  Harrod,  manager 34 

Ayr Ayrshire  Banking   Company — P. 

W.  Kennedy,  manager 76 

Ayr Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)    ..41 

Ayr City  of  Glasgow  Bank  (Branch)  64 

Avr Bank  of  Scotland  (B.) 19 

Ayr Clydesdale  Banking  Company  (B.)  6 

Ayr Hunters'  &  Co 35 

Bakewell    Shellield  and  Rotberham  Banking 

Co.  (B.)—Fredk.  Parker,  nigr..   4 

Bakewell  James  Taylor 64 

Bala National  Provincl.  Bank  England 

(B.)— John  Jones,  agent    ....47 

Baldock Wells,  Hogg  &  Lindsell  (B.)....    6 

Balfron  Biitisb  Linen  Company  (B.) 64 

Ballina   NatioiialBank  of  Ireland  (Branch) 

— James  Kennedy,  manager  ..   6 
Ballina   Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.) — 

Joseph  S.  Joyner,  manager 6G 

Balliiiasl'ie Bank  of  Ireland  (Brancii)— James 

Bell,  manager 1 


BANKERS. 


Town. 
Ballinasloc. 


Firm,  and  ref.  to  London  Bankers. 
National  Bank  of  Ireland  (Urancli) 
_   ,,  — Joint  Harnett  Vise,  nianagw.  (> 

Ballymeiia Belfast  Bankiii]^  Company  (H  )..21 

.  Noitliern  BanliingConipy.  (B.)...'<1 
.  Ulstei  Banking  Company  (liianchjro 
.  Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B. )..()(; 
.  Belfast  Banking  Company  (B.)..24 
.Ulster  Banking  Company  (B.)..5r) 
.  Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.  . .  (>('> 

.H.  &  K.  J.  Badcock  ......59 

National  Bank  oflrelandf  Brand 


Ballytnena 
Ballymena.. . 
Baliymena.. . 
Ballynioney  . 
Ballymoney  . 
Ballysliaiinon 
Bampioa  ... 
Banagher   ... 


Banbndge UlsterBankin? Company  Braiiclij.V^) 

Banbridge Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)..6fi 

Banbury Gillett,  Tawney  &  Co .   ;{1 

j^a"''"ry Timothy  llhodes  &  Edvvaid  CobMl 

Banbury London&CountyJcjint-StockBank 

— William  Caless,  manager 44 

Banchory   Aberdeen  Bankini;  Con)pany ;51 

ni»"*^l»o>y   Noitli  of  Scotland  Banking  Co..     4 

^:*'"lo" Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)..w; 

Banff Ccnnniercial  Bank  of  Scot  land  ( B. )  41 

5*''"^ Aberdeen  Banking  Company  (B.);51 

IJ^nJ National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..3I 

Banff North  of  ScotlandBankingCo.  B  )  4 

"'^"g'"-    North  and   South  Wales  Bank. .  4« 

o«"!<«r   Williams,  Gianville&  Co.  (B.).    (JO 

"ii'iRO'"   NationlProvinclBkof  Englnd(B.)47 

Barnard  Castle ..  Darlington    District   Joint-Stock 
Banking  Compy.  (B.)— Thomas 

Ca'dvvell,  niaiHger 4 

Barnard  Castle..  Jonathan     Backhouse    &    Co.— 

Joshua  Coke  iMoiikhonse.niangr  4 
Barnard  Castle..  NutionalProvincl. Bank  ofKiigland 
„        ,  (B  )— Geoige  Pippct,  nianager4(; 

Barnsley Barnsiey    Banking    Co.— Samuel 

Linlev,  manager    4 

l>arnslcy VVakefidd&  Barnsiey  Union  Bank 

— James  FiucJd,  manager 31 

Barnstaple Drake,  Cribble,  Marshall  &  Co. .   5 

Birnstaple Nationl  Provincl  BkofEiiglnd(B.)46' 

Barnstaple West  of  lingl m-l  and  South  Wales 

District  Bdnk  (B.)    31 

I^''''*'ad    City  of  Glasgow  Bank  (Branch)..  i;4 

Barrhead    Union  Bank  of  Scotland 31 

Baiton-an-riumberHull  liaiikinu  Company  (Brauch) 

William  Rodgeis,  manager 4 

Basingstoke  ....  Seymour,  Lamb  &  Co 50 

Bath    TngwelljiMackenxie&Clutterbuck  5 

»*»"»    National  Provncl  Bank  of  England  47 

Btith    West  of  England  &  South  Wales 

District  Bank  (B.)    31 

BatI George  Moger  and  Son    4 

Batli    Siuckeys'  liaiiking  Company 41 

Bathgate Union  Bank  of  Scotlatid  (B.) 31 

Bathgate National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)31 

Battle Smith,  Hilder  atid  Co 50 

Bawtry  Yorkshire  Distiict  Bank    (B.J  — 

William  Cooper,  manager  ....76 

Beaminster    S.  &  W.  E.  Gtindi y  31 

Beaminster    H.  R.  &  H.  Willi.^ms 76 

Beauley North  ofScotlanaBankingCo.(B.)  4 

Beccles   Gurneys',  Tinner  &  Brightwen — 

Boliun  &  Iltx,  agents    4 

Beccles  Lacons,  Youell  &  Co.  (B.J  John 

Mayhew,  agent 31 

Bedale    Swaledale  «&  Wensieydalc  Banking 

Companv — Wm.  Burrill,  agent 34 

Bedford Trapp,  Halfliead  &  Co 5 

Bedford Thomas  Barnard  &  Son 56 

Beiih Commertial  Bank  of  Scotland  ( B.)41 

Beith Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..41 

Beith Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.) 41 

Belfast    Bank  of  Ireland  (Branch)    1 

Belfast    Ulster  Banking  Co.  (head  office)55 

Belfast    Northern  Banking  Co. (head  office) 

— the  Directois,  managers 31  & 3!) 

Belfast    Belfast  Banking  Co.  (head  otfice) 

— the  Directors,  managers  ..  ..'24 

Belfast    Piovincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)..66 

Belper Derby  &  Derbyshire   Banking  Co. 

I  ( B.) — Samuel  Travis,  manager .  76 

Berwick Nortlmmbrrland  &  Durham  Dis- 
trict .Sanking  Compy.— William 

Hugh  Logan, agent   .31 

i'icxxiieY Bower,  Huttou,  Hall  &  Button. .  22 


Birmingham 

Birmingham 
Birmingham  , 

Biriniiighain  , 

Birmingham  , 

Birminghaui  , 

Birniinghatn 
Birmingham 


'""'"•  .  . .  ^}""'  '""'•  »■<•/•  to  London  Bankets. 

'^^'♦''-'•■''^y Hull  Banking    Company    (B.)—    ' 

Bichard  Lowson,  manager 4 

1''^ t'''t'y Machel,  Pease  tk  Liddell 31 

"'^^^'^''fy Yorkshire   District   iiank    (B.)  — 

„       ,,  Joseph  Lambert,  manager 76 

|y«'<)'t'y Nichols,  Baker  ^  Crane  fi 

'\'"^.'^''" Henty  RL  &  (icorge  Tubb  .". ..  .'sO 

^.'"■''"•^ National  Provincial  Bnk  ofEnglnd46 

^!''''f«''^ Harding,  Bragington  &  Co. . ..      7(i 

;I^g'"' Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  iB.)4l 

Biggar. . .     Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.).  .41 

Biggleswade  ....  Wells,  Hogg  &  Lindsell .......     6 

Bilston    Foster  &  Baldwin 6« 

Bilston(01dBank)William  Jones  &  Son  66 

!Jl",8'^y Yorkshire  District  Bnkng  Co!  y&l)l(i 

Birkenhead    ....North  and  South  Walts  Baiik— ■ 

William  Coulson,  manager 46 

.  ..Bank  of  Eiigland(Branch)— Clias. 

Tindal,  agent i 

. . .  Altwoods',  Spooner  &  Co . . !  66 

. ..  Birmingham  Banking  Company- 
Win.  Beaumont,  manager  31  &  41 
.  ..National  Provincial  Bank  ofEng-    . 
land— Henry  Kotton,  manai!er46 
. ..  Birmingham  and  Midland  Bank- 
Henry  Edmunds,  manager   ....73 
,  ..Tovvn&  District Bani^ingCompany 
—  Bassett  Smith,  manager  ....    4 

. ..  J.  L.  .Moilliet  &  Sons  ..". 4y 

..Taylors*  &  Lloyds'   "33 

Bishop  Aucklaiid.Jouathan  Backhouse  &  Co.  (B  )—  4 
Bishop's  Cistle. .  North  &  South  Walts  Banking  Co. 

as      .c.     .r     ,^.t('^-)— Samuel  Blight,  Hianagr46 

Bishop  sStortfoidGibsons  and  Co.  (B.)   ..26 

Bishop'sStortfordLondon  and  County  Joint  Stock 
Banking  Company  (B.)   ...       44 

Bishop'sStortfordSparro vv,  Round  &  Co 4 

Bishop'sWalthani William  Gunner  &  Sons.. 4 

Blackburn Cunliffes,  Brooks  &  Co.— Frederic 

Kenderdine,  manager 21 

Manchesterand  Liverpool  District 
Banking  Company  (B.)— David 

Nicol,  manager 64 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland (B.)41 

Bank  of  Scotland  (B.) 1.9 

Bastard  &  Oak  31 

National  Piovincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land (Branch) 47 

B' 'ndford Wilts&  Dorset  Banking  Co.  (B.)'  46 

•^lytli Yorkshire  District  Bank  ( Branch) 

—William  Cooper,  manager    . .  76 

l^oanii" Robins,  Foster,  Coode  &  Bolithos 

(East  Cornwall  Bank) 76 

l^odmin Devon&CornwallBankingCo.(B.)  4 

liolton    Hardcastle,  Cross  and  Co 41 

Bolton    Bank    of  Bolton— John    Darby- 
shire,  manager 4 

Bonhill Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland. . . !  41 

Boroughbridge..  York  City  &  County  Banking  Co. 

— .Mark  Mountain,  agent 6 

BorrowstnunnessClydesdale  Banking  Compaiiy(B.)  6 

Boston    Henry  and  Thomas  (ice  &.  Co.. .  60' 

Boston    Garfit,  Claypons'  &  GarfiLs' 50 

Boston    Stamford,  Spalding,  and  Boston 

Bank  (B.)- A.  Wilson,  manager  4 

Boston   National  ProvincI Bank ot  England 

— Thos.  Cunningham,  manager..66 

Botesdale Haiveys'  &    Hudsons'— Benjamin 

Taylor,  agent 6 

Bourne   Stamford, SpaldinK&  Boston  Bank , 

(B.) — Hv.  Torkington,  manager  4 

Bourne   Peacock,  Handlcv  and  Peacock..    6 

Boyle National  Bank  of  Irclaml  (niv.iii-h)  6 

Brackley Bartlett,    Panott    <Sc    Co.    Robfit 

Russell,  ag<  lit 54 

Bradford  (York).Bradlord     Banking     Company — 

Sainutl  Lavcock,  nianagtr  ..  ..41 
Bradford  (York). Henry  &•  Alfi'eii  &  Willium  Harris  6 
Bradlord  ( York ).Lie(ls&. West Ri(lingBnkrigCo.(B.) 76 
Bradford  (York). Vol  kshiie    Distiict   Bank    (B.)— 

William  DncUitt,  manager 76 

Bradford  (York)  Bradford     Commercial     Banking 

Company— Josenh  Hill, manager31- 
Bradford  (Wilts) Noith  Wills  Banking  Companv. .  26 
Bruinlrce   Londoii&CouutyJoiiit-StockBauk4t 


Blackburn , 


Blairgowrie 
Blaiignwrie 
Blandford  .. 
Blandford  . . 


BANKERS. 


Tonn.  Firm,  and  ref.  to  London  Bajikers. 

Braintree   Sparrow,Simpsom,Walford&  Co.  4 

Brandon Harveys'  &  Hudsons' — Richard  E. 

Sayer,  agent    M 

Brechin Western  Bunk  of  Scmland  (B.)..4l 

Brechin Biiti>h  Linen  Cimipa!iy  ^li.).-..<>4 

Brecon   Wilkins  and  Co fi 

Biecon   Broniage,  Sue;id  &  Co 40 

Brecon    NatioiilProvinclBk  o.'  Kn!;liid(lJ.j(j() 

Brentwood VV.  Frederick  Lemon  &  Co 'M 

Bridgend    NationlProvinclBkofEnglnd(B.)46 

Bridgnorth Coopers'  and  Pnrton    7l> 

Bridunorth Pritciiards'  &  Boycott 6 

Bridgwater    ..  ..Stuckeys'  Banking  Co 60 

Bridgwater    ., ..  John  &  J.  L.  Sealy 76 

Bridgwater    ....  West  of  England  and  South  Wales 

District  Bank  (B.)    31 

Bridlington    ....  York  Union  Banking  Compy.  (B.) 

— Rdbert  Davison,  agent 31 

Bridlington    ....  Harding  Smith,  Kaber  &  Foster. .  49 

Bridport K.  R.  &  H.  Williams 7<> 

Brigg Lincoln  8t  Lindsey  Banking  Co.  ."5 

Brigg Smith,  Ellison  &  Co (1 

Brighton London  and  County  Joint  Stock 

Banking  Company  (B.) 44 

Brighton Hall,  West  &  Borrer    41 

Bristol    Bank  of  England  (Branch) 1 

Bristol    National  Pi  ovinclBank  ofEngland 

(Branch) 6  &  46 

Bristol    Miles,  Harford,  Battel  shy,  Bayly 

and  Miles    6 

Bristol    Baillie,  Ames,  Baillie  &  Co.  55  &  64 

Bristol    West  of  England  and  South  Wales 

District  Bank 31 

Bristol    Stuckevs'  Banking  Company  ....  60 

Brixham Green  &  Viitery    33 

Bromsgrove  ....  Rufford,  Biges  and  Co 31 

Bronisgrove  ....  Stourbridge   and    Kidderminster 

Bankinc  Company 64 

Bromyard NationalProvinclBank  ofEngland 

(Branch  — Jas.  Eik!ey,m.inagei66 

Broseley Priichards'  &  Boycott 6 

Bruton    Stuckeys'  Bankina  Company  (B.l  60 

Buikie    NorthofScotlnn'lBankingCo.(B.)  4 

Buckingham  ....  Bartlei  t,  Pai  rott  Hearn  &  Pan (itt.54 
Buckingham  ....  London  aird  County  Joini-Suxk 

Bank(B.)— Richd;Havers,niniir.44 

Bungay  Easi  of  England  Bank  (Bianch)  — 

Samuel  Smith,  agent    46 

Bangay Gumeys,  Tuiner  &  Briehtwen — 

William  Haitcup,  agent    4 

Bangay  Harveys' &  Hu<.)sons' — Graystone 

Bticke  linker,  agent. .  34 
Burford County  of  Gloucester  Bank — Wil- 
liam Ward,  agent  60 

Burnley Alcocks',  Birkheck  and  C<) 5 

Bnnifi-land National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..31 

Burslem Joseph  &  John  &  George  Alcock,41 

Bursleni Manchesterand  Liverpool  District 

Banking  Company  (Suh-B.)   ..64 
Burton-on-Trent Button,  I'ltoxeier  and  Stafford- 
shire Banking  Company 60 

Bury  ( Lancashre). Bu ry  Ban  king  (;.) nip. iny — William 

("ward,  matiaaer 31 

Bury( Lancash re). Miinchcsterai  1(1  Liverpool  District 
BaiikingCoinpaiiy(B.)— Tlioinas 

Overn  Weston,  nuinaeer '64 

BiirySt.Edmuds.  O  <kes,  BcvHii  Moore  &  Beian    ..   4 
BurySt.Edmnds.  NatiimalProvincI  Bank  of  England 

— George  Portway,  manager  ..46 

Bury  St.EdmHds.  Jolm  W. PI  Hedge 4 

Caisior   Smith,    Ellison    &    Co. John 

Tnoinpsoii,  agent 46 

Callander  Rank  of  Smtland  (B.j 19 

Calne Tannei,  Pi  nek  my  and  Co 66 

Calne North  Wilts  Banking  Company. .  26 

Caiiiliorne Willjaiiis,  Hodge  and  Co 49 

Caiiihi  idge Tlioiiias  Fisher  and  .Sons 22 

Cambridge Ehenezer  and  Chailes  Finch  and 

(ieorge  Elien'./.er  Foster 55 

Cambridge Loiuhm  and  County  Joint-Stock 

Bink  (Branch!  — Tliomas  Richd. 

Walker,  manager  44 

Camhridge J-Om  Mi.rtiock  and  Sous 61 

Campbeltown    ..  comtneicial  B  tokofScotland(B.)41 
Campbeltown   ..  Clydesdale  Banking  CoiBpany(B.)  6 


Town.  Firm,  and  ref.  to  London  Bankers. 

Campsie Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..41 

Canterbury  ....  Hammond,  Piumptre,Hilton&Co.31 
Caiileihury    ....London  and  County  J'dni-Stock 

B  nking  Company  (B.)   44 

Cardiff    Towgood  and  Co 61 

Cardiff    West  of  Eimland  and  South  Wales 

Distiici  Bank  (B.'.    31 

Cardiff    NationlPn.vincl  BkofEnglnd(B.)46 

Cardigan    Wilkins  &  Co 76 

Cardigan    North  and  South  Wales  Bank — 

Will'aiii  ftiillips,  manager. ...  46 

Carlisle Joseph  Monk  house  Head  and  Co.50 

Carlisle Cat  lisle  City  and  District  Bank — 

Alexander  Davidson,  manager. 31 

Carlisle Carlisle&CumlierlandBankingCo. 

— Benjamin  Ward,  manager  ..34 

Carlow  Bank  ot  Ireland  (Branch)  1 

Carluke City  of  Glasgow  Bank  .. ,; 73 

Carluke British  Linen  Company  (B.)  ....  64 

Cai  mai  then  ....  Wilkins  and  Co 76 

Carmaitlien  ....  Da  id  Morris  &  Sons 49 

Carnarvon VVilliams,  Granville  and  Co 60 

Carnarvon Nor'li  and  South  Wales  Bank  (B.)46 

Carnwath   Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..  41 

Cairick-on-Shan. London  &  Dublin  Bank  (Branch]45 
Carrick  on  Suir.  .Tipi)eraryJoint-StckBnkgCo.(B.)31 
Carrick  on  Suir. .  National  Bank  of  Ireland  (Branch)  6 
CaiiickferKUs. ...  Northern  Bulking  Co.  (Biancli)31 

Can ickmacross. .  London  and  Dublin  Bank 45 

Cashel Natiimal  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)..    6 

Castle  Blaney    . .  Belfast  Banking  Company 24 

Castle  Cat  ey  ....  St  iicKeys'  Banking  Company. ...  60 
Castle  Douglas..  British  Linen  Company  (B.)....64 
Castle  Douglas..  National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..31 

Castle  Douglas  ..  Bank  of  Scotland  (Branch) 19 

Castlerea    National  Bank  of  lieland(Braiich)  6; 

Castletown    ....  Isle  of  Man  Commercial  Banking 

Company  (Branch)  55j 

Cafrine  Ayrsiiire  Banking  Company  (B.)  76 

Cavan Provincial  Bank  of  lieland  (B.)..  66 

Cave,  North  ....  Yorkshire    District    Banking   Co. 

(B.) — John  Collinson,  agent..  76 

Chard Stuckeys'  Banking  Company  ....  60 

Chard    Gundi  ys'  and  Co 31 

Charleville National  Bank  of  Ireland  (Branch)  6\ 

Chatham    Lon(h>ii  and  County  Joint  Stock 

Banking("ompany(B.) 44 

Chatteris    Gurneys,  Biikheck   &  Peckovers 

(Branch)— John  Ross,  agent  ..  4 
Cheadle  ....  ....  Manchesterand  LiverpoolDislrict 

Banking  Company  (Sub-B.)  .,64 
Chelmsford  ....  Sparrow. Simpson,  Walford  &Co.  4' 
Chelmsford    ....London  and  County  Joint  Stock 

Banking  Company  (B.)  44 

Cheltenham  ....Cheltenham  &  Gloucester  Bank..  46 
Cheltenham  ..  ..County  of  Gloucest' r  Bank  ....60 
Clieltenham  ....  Glou<estershire  Banking  Co.  (B.) 76 
Cheltenham  ....  NationalProvinclBank  of  Englaiid47 
Chepstow Monmouthshire  and  Glamorgan- 
shire Bankilfig  Company  (B.)  — 

Jolin  Baker,  manager  47 

Chepstow Bromage,  Snead  and  Snead 46; 

Chertsey Thos.  and  Geoi ge  La  Coste  &  Co.  50j 

Cliertsey Mangles  Brothers 76 

Chesham    Butcher  &  Son — Aipheus  Harris, 

manager  26 

Chester Williams  and  Co 60) 

Chester Dixous'  and  Wardell    41 

Chester  North  and  South  Wales  Bank — 

F.  O.  Tavlor,  manager 46. 

Chesterfield   ....  Cionipton,  Newton  &  Co   64 

Chesterfield  ....  Chesterfield  and  North  Derbyshire 

Banking  Co. — Geo. Walker,  mgr64 

Chesterfield   ....  Robinson  and  Broadliurst 31 

Chiche.ster Dendy,  Comper  and  Co 50 

Chichester Lon'lon  and  County  Joint-Stock 

Banking  Comiiany  (B.)   44 

Chippenham  ....  Wilts  St  Dorset  Banking  Co.  (B.)  76 

Cliipp.nbam North  Wilts  Banking  Company, .  26 

Chipping  Norton  Stourbridge    and    Kidderminster 

Banking  Company  (Branch) — 

'I'hornas  Rolls,  manager   64 

Chipping  Norton.J.  &  C.  D.  Matthews    41 

Chipping  Ongar.  Londou&CouiityJoint-StockBank44 
ChippingSodbury  NationalPrcvinclfiaDkofEDglaud4(> 


BANKERS. 


Town.  Firm,  and  ref.  to  London  Bankers. 

Christchnrch Tice,  Welch  and  Co 61 

Christcliuich.. ..  Wilts  and  Dorset  Bankinc;  Co.  ..46' 
Cirencester    ....  Connty  of  Gloucester  Hank    ....    6 

Cireiire.vter    ....  (iloncestershii e  Bankin*;  Co ."iO 

ClacUheaton Halif:fxCociim("icialBKnknKCo.(B.)7() 

Clare   Oake><,  Bfvaii,  Moore  &  Bevaii. .   4 

Clittieroe    Alcock,  Birkbecks' and  Co 5 

Clonakilty National  Bank  of  Ireland  (Branch)  6 

Clones    Northern  Banking  Co.  (Brancli)39 

Clonmel Bank  of  Ireland  (Branch) — Thos. 

Roberts,  assent 1  and  19 

Clonmel Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)  — 

William  Sibbald,  manager  ..  ..66 
Clonmel National  Bank  of  Ireland  (Branch) 

— James  Gill,  manager 6 

Clonmel Tipperary  Joint- Stock  Bank — J  as. 

Sadleir,  managing  director  ....  31 
Coalbrookdale . ,  .Shropshire  Banking  Conipanv. ..  33 

Coatbridge We^tern  Bank  of  Scotland  (IJ.)..41 

Cockermoutb    ..Cumberland  Union  Bank  (B.) —  4 

Jonathan  Cooper,  agent 4 

Cockermonth    . .  Carlisle  City  and  Disti  ict  Banking 

Co. — Joseph  Watson,  manai;er31 

Coggeshall Sparrow,  Simpson, Walf(ird&  Co.  4 

Coggeshall L<m'lon&CountyJoint-StockBaiik44 

Colchester Mills,  Baivtree  and  Co 34 

Colchester Round,  Green,  Gieen  &  Pattison.  6 

Coldstream    ....  British  Linen  Company  ( B.)  ....  64 
Coleraine Belfast  Banking  Company  (B.) — 

James  M' Parian d,  manager.. ..  24 
Coleraine  Northern  Banking  Company  (B.) 

— J.  H.M^cauley,  manager 31 

Coleraine  Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland 66 

Coleshill Coventry  Union  Bank  (Biauch) — 

William  Tite,  manager 31 

Colinsburgh  ....  Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)4l 

Colne Alcock,  Birkheck>' &  Co 5 

Congleton Fowler,  Gaunt  &  Co.  (B.)— Fiiz- 

herbert  Adams,  manaaer 61 

Conway North  and  South  Wales  Bank  (B.)46 

Cookstowa    ....Belfast  Banking  Company  (B.)  — 

Samuel  R.  Magill,  manager    ..24 
Cookstown    ....  Ulster  Banking  Compy.  (Branch) 

— Robert  Stark,  manager    . . . .  55 
Cootehill    Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.) — 

Walter  Lucas,  manager 66 

Cootehill   Ulster  Banking  Company  (B.) — 

James  Jamieson,  manager  ..  ..55 
Cork Bank  of  Ireland  (Branch) — John 

Craig,  agent 1  and  19 

Cork    Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)  — 

Richard  Buist,  manager 66 

Cork  National  Bank  of  Ireland  (Branch) 

— G.  F.  Hardy,  manager 6 

Coventry    Union  Banking  Company — Hugh 

Gaskell,  manager  31 

Coventry    Little  and  Wdodcock   64 

Coventry Coventry  &  Warwickshire  Bank- 
ing Co. — Thos.  Lissiinan,  mi)gr41 

Cowhridge National  ProvincI  Bankof  England46 

Cowes National  PiovinrialBk.o(England46 

Cranbrook London&CountyJoini-Stock  Bank  44 

Crediton Devon  &  Cornwall  Bankg  Co.  4  &  33 

Crewkerne Stuckeys'  Banking  Company 60 

Crickhowell  ....  Wilkii  .s  &  Co,(B.  of  BieconBank) 

— Geo.  WoirallJones,  matiager  6 

CrieflF Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)41 

Crieff Perth  BankingCcimpanv  (B.)--  ••    4 

Crieff Central  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.). .  31 

Cromarty   Commercial  Bankof  Scotlaud(B.)41 

Cromarty   Caledonian  Banking  Co.  (B.).. ..   4 

Crowlaud Stamford.Spalding  &  Boston  Bank 

(B.) — Joseph  Maifleet,  manager  4 

Croydon Union  Bank  (Sutherland  &  Co.)  73 

Croydon London  and  County  Joint  Stock 

Banking  Company  (B.) 44 

Croyland    NationlProvinclBk  of  l£ngln«i(B.)47 

Collen Aberdeen  Banking  Company  (B.)  31 

Cullompton  ....  Devon  and  Cornwall  Banking  Co.  4 

Cumnock Ayrshire  Banking  Co.  (B.) 76 

Cumnock  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.) 19 

Cupar  Angus CommercialBank  of  Scotland  (B.)41 

Cupar  Angus.. ..  Perth  Banking  Company  (B.)    ..   4 

Cupar  Angus. . . .  National  Bank  of  Scotland 31 

Cupar  Fife British  Linen  Company  (B.) . . .  61 


Tonn.  Firm,  and  ref.  to  London  Bankers. 

Cupar  Fife Commeicial  Bank  of  Scotland  ( B.)41 

Cupar  Fife Clydesdale  Bauking  Co.  (B.) 6 

Cupar  Fife Wt  stern  Bank  of  Scotland 41 

Dalkeith Commercial  Bankof  Scotland  (B  )41 

Dalkeith National  Bank  of  Scotland  (H.)..3l 

Dalkeith Royal  B.ink  of  Scotland  (B.) 19 

Drtlkeitl) lidiiilmighaii(lGlavi;ovv  Bank  (ti.) 76 

Rally Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (B-)--41 

Dairy   Union  Bank  of  Scotland 31 

Darlington NationalProvincl  BankofEtigland 

Tliomas  M'Lachlan,  manager.  .46 

Darlington Jonathan  Backhouse  and  Co. 4 

Darlington Joint-Stock  Banking  Company— 

Anthoiiv  Dimsdale,  manager..    4 

Dartford Hills,  M'Rae  &  Co 18 

Dai  tmouih National  PiovinrlBank  of  England 

(B.) — Robert  Hariis,  inanaL'er  47 

Dartmouth Devon  and  Cornwall  Banking  Co.  4 

Daventi)    Nortbamptonsbire    Union    Bank 

Branch^ — Jos.  Bamiister.  mngr24 
Davenlry    Northampton  Banking  Co.  (B.) — 

James  Edward  W^bb.  manager  46 

Deal NationlPiovinclBkofEnglnd(B.}.33 

Denbigh North  &  S.mth  VVales  Bank  (B.)46 

Denbigh Nation!  ProvincI Bk  of  Englnd(B.)47 

Derby Crompion.  Newton  and  Co 64 

Derby Samuel  Smith  and  Co 64 

Derby William  and  Samuel  Evans 41 

Derby Derby  &  Derbyshire  Banking  Co. 

Malcolm  Sinclair,  manager.,  .,76 

Derehatn (See  Bunt  Dereham.) 

Derry (See  Londonderry.) 

Devizes Huches,  Locke  and  Co 49 

Devizes North  Wilts  Bankina  Co.  (B.)  . .  26 

Devizes   Wilts  &  Dorset  Banking  Co 46 

Devonpoit National  Provincial  Bnkof  Eiiglnd47 

Devonport Hodge  and  Norman 49 

Devonport Devon&CornwallBankingCo.(B.) 

— P.  C.Clark,  manager 4 

Dewsbury West  Riding  Lhiinn  Banking  Co. 

John  Grabatn  Berry,  manager. .  50 
Dewsbury Hudilersfield  Banking  Company  — 

Joshua  Walker,  manager 64 

Dingwall    National  Bankof  Scotland  (B.)..31 

Dingwall    Caledonian  Banking  Co.  (B.) 4 

Diss Oakes,  Fincham,  Bevan  &  Co. — 

David  Newson,  cashier    4 

Diss Harvevs' and  Hudsons'   6 

Dobcross    (See  Saddleioorth.) 

Dolgelley Jones  and  Williams 31 

Dolgelley   National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land (Branch)    47 

Dolgelley   Noith  and  South  Wales  Bank  (B.)46 

Dollar Edinburgh  and  Glasgow  Bank(B.)76 

Doncaster Leatham,Tewand  C" 24 

Doncaster Sir  William  Bryan  Cooke  and  Co.l9 

Doncaster Yorkshire  District  Banking  Co. — 

William  Cooper,  manager  ..,.76 

Dorchester R.  R.  and  H.  Williams 76 

Dorchester Eliot  &  Pearce 7Q 

Doichester Wilts  &  Dorset  Banking  Co.  (B.)  46 

Dorking Nash  and  Neale 5 

Dorking London  and  County  Joint  Stock 

Banking  Comjjany 44 

Dornoch Caledonian  Banking  Co.  (B.)   ..   4 

I  Douglas  (Isle  IVIan)Heniy  Holmes  &  Sons 50 

Douglas  (Isle  Man)Isleo'f  Man  Commercial  BankgCo.55 

i  Doune Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.) 41 

1  Dover London  and  County  Joint  Stock 

Banking  Company  (B.)    44 

Dover NationalProvinclBankof  England46 

I  Dover Latliam  and  Co g 

Downham    Gurneys  &  Co.  (Bank  of  Lynn)  — 

j  Thomas  Wright,  agent 4 

!  Downpafrick.. ..  Northern  Banking  Co.  (Braiich)31 

Downpatrick Ulster  Banking  Company  (B.)..55 

,  Downpatrick....  Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)..66 

Driffield Bovver,  Hutton,  Hall  and  Huttou 

j  (East    Riding   Bank)— William 

!  Jarrat,  asient  22 

Driffield Harding,  Smith,  Faber  &  Forster 

— George  Forge,  aKcnt 49 

Driffield Yorkshire  Union  Banking  Co.(B.) 

— Richard  'I'aylor,  agent 31 

Drogheda Provincial  Bank  of  helaad, .....  66 


BANKERS. 


Tiin'ti.  Firm,  and  ref.  In  Londun  Bankers. 

Dioglieda   n.*nk  of  Ireliiiid  (IJranch)..  1  and  1!) 

Diihliii     iJaiik  of  In-laiid  (lie;id  office)  1&  VJ 

Dublin    James  lienj.  liall  &  Co  ,  Henry  stM 

Dublin     Clias.  David,  Joliii  Uoht.jun.  \Vni. 

&  Wni.  I).  La  Tonciie/CastlestnS 

Diihlin    Robert  Gray  &  Co 46 

Dublin     Bovle,  Low,  Pini  &  Co 7('> 

Dublin    Lori(loii&  Dublin  Hank  ( head  oll'u-e);i;5 

Duliliii     HibeiiiianJoiiit-StoekBankingCo.  (i 

Dublin     National  liank  of  I rrland    G 

Dublin    I'rovineial  Hank  of  Ireland fib' 

Dublin    Koyal  liaiik  of  Ireland 4(i 

Dublin    Henry  l>anauze SS 

Dudley    Dudley  &  West  Bronnvich  Uank- 

Co.— Chas.Kdw.Molineaux,n)gr.76 
Dudley    Biiminahani  Banking  Conipauy — 

lliclianl  Henry  Smith,  n)anaper.41 

Dufftown North  of  Scot  land  Bank  inizCo.(B.)  4 

Dunibaiion    Conwneieial  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)41 

Dunibaiion    ....  U'estein  Bank  of  Sijotland  (B.l. .  41 

Dumfries    15ank  of  Scotland  (B.) l,l!)&(i4 

Dumfries    Western  B:uik  of  Scotland  (B.)..41 

Dumfries    Commercial  Bank  ofScotland(B.)41 

I^umfries    British  Linen  Company  (  B.). ...  ()4 

Duinlries Kdinburahand  Glasgow  Bank(B.)7(i 

Dumfries    National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.J..31 

l)unbar British  Linen  Company  (B.)  ..  ..  C4 

Dunbar  Commercial  Bank  of  Sc(Jtlaiid(B.)41 

Dunblane   Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.).. .  .41 

Dundalk Londonl&DublinBnak  (Branch). . ;« 

Dundalk Bank  of  Ireland  (Bianch)   . .  1  &  19 

Dundalk Provincial  Bank  of  Iieland 66 

Dundee Bank  of  Scotland  ( B.) ....  19  and  64 

Dundee  Dumlee  Bunking  Company 59 

Dundee  British  l^iiien  Company  (B.) 64 

Dundee National  Bank  of  Scolland  (B.). .  31 

Dumlee Eastern  Bank  of  Scotland 4 

Dundee WesternBank  of  Scotland  {B.):^l<!i:7.i 

Dunfermline Bank  of  Scotland  (B  ) 1  &  19 

Dunfermline Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)41 

.  British  Linen  Companv  (B.)  ....  64 
,  Western  Bank  of  Scoiland..  73  &  76 
.  Belfast  Banking  Company  (B.} — 

Wni.  &  Jno.  Kails,  manai!ers..24 
Dun^annon    ....  Provincial  B.mk  of  Ireland  ( B.) . .  66 

Dungarvan Piovincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.). .  66 

DuDKarvan National  Bank  of  Ireland    (B.)..    6 

i)uiikeld CoiHuiercial  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)41 

Dunkeld Central  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)   ...31 

Dunkeld Perth  Banking  Company  (B.)    ..    4 

Dunoon Western  liaiik  of  Scotland  (B.). .  41 

Dun.se British  Linen  Company  (B.)  ....  64 

Duii.se Bank  of  Scotland  (B.) 1  and  19 

Dunstable Bassett,  Giant  and  Co 4 

Duustable L()ndo;i  and   County  Joint-Stock 

Co.  (B.) — Wm.  Bigg,  manager. .  44 

Dunsfer Henry,  Uolu  it  &  J.  Badcock  . .  .  .."59 

Durham Jonathan  B.ickhonse  and  Co 4 

Duiiiam Northumbeilaud&DurhaniDiMrict 

Bank  ( B.)  PeicivalFoster.mangr  31 
Durham Newcastle,  Shields  &  Sunderland 

Union  Bank  (Branch) — William 

Ramsliavv,  manager  (i 

Dnrsley Conntv  of  Gloucester  I5ank  (B.)..31 

Duisley National  Provincial  Bank  of  Kng- 

land  (l)raiich)    47 

Kaglesliam Western  B  tnk  of  Scotland  (B.). .  41 

Yoikshiie  Banking  Co.   (liianch) 

— JoliniS;CharlesJohnsoii,aants76 
Guriieys'  &.  Birlxbeik  —  Frederick 

Nelson  Cooper,  avent 4 

East  of  KiiglrtMil   B,.nk    (Biauch)  — 

John  Donald-oii,  :.uent    46 

Molyneiix,   WliilfKld\-<(   Dickc  r. .  76 

Geoiue  Head 46 

National  lialik  of  Scotland 31 

lOasthourne    Smith,   Hilder  and  Co.   (B.) CtO 

Edinburgh Bank    of  Scotland Alexandtr      | 

Blair,  treasurer 1,19  and  64  < 

Edinburgh Royal  Bank  of  Scoiland— Robeit      j 

Sym  Wilson,  cashier land  19' 

Edinbuigh Biiiisli  Linen  Company — Thomas      ' 

Coi  rii',  manager 64 

Edinbuigh L'nion  Bank  of  Scotland — Samuel 

Hay,  luauagcr . , . , 4  and  19 


DunfermI 
Dunferniline . 
Dungannon  , 


Easing  wuld 

East  Durehani 

East  Dereham 

East  fJi instead 
East  Giinstead 
i-!ast  Linton   . . 


Tonti.  I'irm,  attd  re/,  to  Loudon  Bankers. 

Edinburgh Cointncrcial    Bank  of  Scotland — 

Robert  Paul,  manager 41 

Edinburgh National  Bank  of  Scotland — VV.  J. 

Duncan,  manager 31 

Edinburgh Edinburgh    and    Glasgow  Bank — 

Archibald  B<)nar,  manager  73  &  76 

Edinbureli Alexander  Allan  &  Co... 4 

Edinburgh Clydasdale   Banking  Company  (B.) 

— William  Fleming,  manager..  6 
Edinburgh City   of  Ghogow  Bank  (Bianch) — 

Rober  Bell,  manager 64 

Edinburgh We.steru  Bank  of  Scotlmd  (B.) — 

P.  Ramsay,  cashier 41 

Klgin  British  Linen  Company  (B.) 64 

Flgin Aberdeen  flanking  CompanvfB.,..  31 

Klgin North  of  Scotland  Banking  Co.  (B.)  4 

Elgin Commercial  Bank  ofSc"tland  (B.i41 

Elgin Caledonian  Banking  Com|iany  (B.)  4 

EUesuiere VVhitchuicii  &  Klh  sniere   Banking 

Co.  (Branch) — John  Lowe,mi;r.73 

Kllesmere Rock,  Eyton,  Campbell  i!v  Co 60 

Ellon    ...Aberdeen    Banking  Company  (B  )3i 

Ellon   AAbeideeii'l"own&CountyBank(B)47 

Ellon    North  of  Scotland  Banking  C().(B  )  4 

Ely John  iMortlock  &  Sons  (Branch)— 

John  Deer  Pledge,  manager 64 

Ely E.  &  C.  F.  &G.  E.Foster(Bianch) 

— David  Fortington,  manager ..55 
Ely Harveys'aiid  Hud>oiis'( Branch) — 

Charles  Sumpter  Morris,  mngr.34 
Ely Monlock  John  and   Suns — John 

Deer  Pledger,  manager 64 

Ennis Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)..66 

Ennis National  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)..    6 

Enniscorthy  ....Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)6() 
Euniscortliy  ....  National  Baukof  Ireland  (B.)..  6 
Enniskillen  ..  .  Ulster  Banking  Company  {Bianch55 
Enniskillen    ....Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.). .  66 

Epsom    Mangles  Brothers   76 

Evesham  Heiefuidshiie  Banking  Co.  (U.) — 

Thomas  S.irjeant,  manager  ...  46 
Evesham   Gloucestershire  Banking  Co.  (B.) — 

Alfred  Hariland,  manager    ..  ••76 

Exeter  National  ProvincialBank  otEiigland47 

Exeter  Rlilfoid,  Snow  &  Co.  (City  BaiiK). .  60 

Exeter  Sandeis&  Co.  (Exeter  Bank' 4 

Exeter  Devon  &  Cornwall  Banking  Co. 4  &  33 

Exeter  WestofEiiglan(i&S(mihWalesBaiiK31 

Eye    Gurneys',  Turner  &  Bright  wen  (B.) 

—  Edgar,  Chenery,  agent 4 

Eye    Oakes,  Fincham,  Bcvan&Co.  (M.) 

— Chas.FisherCostertoii,casliier  4 
Eyemouth  ..  ..CommercialBank  of  Scotland. ('Ii..)41 
Fakenham  ....East  of  England  Bank  (Brancli) — 

Charles  Sherring.  nianaiier. ...  46 
Fakenham  ..  ..Gurneys',  Birkbeck  &  Co. — Robert 

H.  Hammond,  manager 4 

Falkineham. . ..  Kewney  &  I'iing  (B.) 4 

Falkirk    Commercial  Bank  of  Scotlaiid(B.)41 

Falkirk    Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)   ....land  19 

Falkirk   National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..3l 

Falkirk    Clydesdale  Banking  Company  (B.)  6 

Falmouth Ricketis,  Entlioven,  Turner,  Ala- 
son  &  James  (Falmouth  Bank)..  31 
Falmouth   Tweedy,  Williams,  Tweedy,  Wil- 
liams &  Co.  (Cornish  Bank)  ..54 

Fart  ham     Hampshire  BankingCoinp3ny(B.)41 

Faringdon Barnes  and  Medley 73 

Faiingdon County  of  Gloucester  Bank 6 

Farnhain    John  and  James  Knight 49 

Fuiersliam Hilton,  Rigden  &  Co 55 

Fermoy   National  I'l.aik  of  Ireland  (B.)..    6 

Feimoy Piovincial  Baukof  Ireland  (B.)..C6 

Fesriniog   North  &  South  Wales  Bank  (B.)  46 

Ketteicairii    ....  North  of  Scotland  Banking  Co.. .    4 

F.iihabirs Abet deenlBaiikinii  Company  (B.)31 

Folkestone NationalProv)iicialBaiikofEimliid44 

Fiirdiiigbridge  ..  Wiltsand  Doiset  Banking  Co. (B.)46 

Forfar Dundee  Banking  Companv  (B.). .  .t'J 

Foifar Commercial  Baukof  Scotland  (I  J.)  41 

Foifar -.  Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..41 

l'"ories British  Linen  Comnaiiy  (B.)  . .  . .  64 

Forres National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..31 

Forres Caledonian  Banking  Compy.  (B.)  4 

Fuic  WUliajii. , . ,  Briti.sU  Linen  Company  (B.J  ,, ,.  64 


BANKERS. 


Town.  Firm,  and  ref.  to  London  Bankers. 

Fort  VViHiam Nalional  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..31 

Fiainlinghaia    ..GuiMOys  &  Co.    (IJ.)— Joi'atlian 

Hart  &  Co.  agents 4 

Ffascrliurj];li  ....  Alitrdt'iMi  Banking Companv  (B.)  M 

Frasfiliingli Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)  .....' I'J 

Frasfrluiriili  ....  Noitl)  of  Sc()tlaiidBankiiigCo.(B.)  4 

Fionie Stiickeys'  I5aiiking  Company  ....  CM 

Fidiiu- Wilts  <&  Dorset  Banking  Co.  (B.)  4(i 

Gainsborough. ...  Sniitl),  KlIi.son  &  Co. Samuel 

Wilkinson,  manager 6'4 

Gainsborougli    ..  Lincoln  and  Lindsey  Banking  Co. 

George  lVlearn<,  manager ."jf) 

Galashiels National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)...Vl 

Galashiels City  of  Glasgow  Bank  (B  ) (J4 

Galasliiels Kdinbnigh  and  Glasgow  Bank(B.)/'<i 

Gaision Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.) 41 

Gahvav  Bank  of  Ireland  (Branch]  1 

(JaUvay   Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)..  (if) 

Galway   National  Bank  of  Ireland (i 

Garinonth     Caledonian  Bank  (B.) 4 

(Jatehdiiseof  Fleet  Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..41 

Gillingliain Stoieys'&'rhoinas'BankingCoini)y  5 

Girvaii    Ayrshire  Banking  Company  (B.)  /fi 

Girvan    Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (B. )...,. HI 

Girvaii     Hunters'  &  Co.  {ot  Ayi) 35 

(Jiivaii    Chdtsdale  Banking  Company   ..    fi 

Gisbuni liirkbeck,  Aicock  atid  Co h 

Glasgow Bank  ofScotland(B.]—Chs. Camp- 
bell &  A.  Neilson,  managers  1  &  1<) 
Glasgow British  Linen  Company  (Bratich) 

— James  Robertson  atid  Patrick 

Brodie,  managers 64 

Glasgow City   of   Glasgow  Bank — Robert 

Salmond,  manager    64 

Glasgow Clydesdale   Banking  Company — 

Henry  Brock,  manager    6 

Glasgow Commercial  Batik  of  Scotland  ( B.) 

— William  Johtiston,  tnatiagcr.  .41 
Glasgow Edinburgh  and   Glasgow  Batjk  — 

John  Robertson,  manager 73 

Glasgow National  Batik  ot  Scotland  (B.) — 

John  Hart,  manager 31 

Glasgow North   British  Bank Andrew 

Tennent,  managing  director  . .  73 
Glasgow Royal  Bank  (Branch) — Lawrence 

Robertson ,  casliier   It) 

Glasgow Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (Bra'ich) 

James  A.  Anderson,  matiager.  .31 
Glasgow. Westerti  Bank  of  Scotland— Do- 
nald Smith,  tnanager   41 

Giastonhury Stuckeys'  Batikiite  Company 60 

Glenluse. . .' Kdinlungh  and  Glasgow  Bank    . .  T.^ 

>,,    .  C Manchester  &  Liverpool  District 

Vu^'^^-^-r ■  ':,:A      Banking  Co.  (Brauch)— Samuel 
(Howa.d  rown)^     Bolton  Ton.lins,  matiager  ....  64 

Gloucester Branch  Bank  of  Kngland 1 

Gloucester County  of  Gloucester  Bank 60 

Gloucester GioucestershireBankingCompany  41 

Gk»uceste.r NationlProvinclBk  of  Englnd(B.)66 

Gloncester Thomas  Turner 22 

Godalming Mellersh  &  Keen  41 

Golspie  Aberdeen  Towti&CountyBnk(B  )47 

Golspie   British  Linen  Company  (B.)....64 

Goole York  Citv  &  County  Bankitig  Co. 

(B.) — Francis  Li.-ter,  agent    ..    6 

Gosport South  Hants  BatikiiigCompy.  (B.)76 

Grangemouth    . .  Commercial  Bank  ofScotland(B.)41 

Grantham Hardy,  Walkington  and  Haidy..41 

Grantham Stamford,  Spalding  &  Boston  Bank 

(B.)— Benjn.CortOgdenmianager  4 

Grantown National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.}..31 

Griintown ..Caledonian  Banking  Co.  (B.). .  ..    4 

Gravesend London  and  County  Joint  Stock 

Banking  Company  (B.) 44 

Gravesend Hills,  M'Rae&  Co.' 18 

Great  Grimsby  ..  Hull  Banking    Compatiy    (B.) — 

Querton  Veal,  manager 4 

Great  Grimsby. .  Smith,    Ellison   &    Co.— William 

Wallis,  agent 6"4 

Greenock   GreenockBank— A.Thom«on,mgr41 

Greenock  Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (Brancli) 

— Andrew  Anderson,  auetit 31 

Greenock   Royal  Bank  of  Scotland  (Branch) 

—Thomas  Turner,  agent 19 


Town.  linn, (Did  ref.  to  London  Hunkers. 

Greenock    Clydesdale      Bank       (Branch)— 

Alexander  Rddgfr,  auint    (i 

Greenock   ..• Bank    of    Scotland    (Branch)  — 

Robert  Baine,  agent 1  and  64 

Greenock   Western  Bank  of  Scotland(Brnch) 

— James  Miller,  agent 41 

Greenwich London  and  County  Joint  Stock 

Banking  Company   (B.) 44 

Guernsey   Gn.rnscy    Comnurcial    Banking 

Conip  my 

Guildford   Wtn.  llios.  Jos.  &  Saml.  Ha'yden.'JfJ 

Guildtoid   Alangles  Bi others JQ 

Guisborough National  Piovincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land (B.)  — Robert  King,  agent4r> 
Gntsborongh Darlinuton  District   Banking  Co. 

(15.) — (i.  T.  Hntcliinson,  aiient  4 

Haddington    Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)    ..iyand64 

Haddington   ....  Briii,-ii  Linen  Company  (B.)  ..  ..64 

HadditiKton    Wesiein  Baidi  of  Scotland  (B  )     41 

Hadleigh Mills,  Bawtree  &  Co 34 

Hadleigh Alexanders  &  Co 6 

Hailsham    Molinenx,  Whitlield  &  Co 76 

Hailsiiatii    Smith,  Hildcr  and  Co 50 

Hales  worth    Gnrneys  &  Co.  (Branch)— Andw, 

Johnston,  tnanager    4 

Halesworth    Hai  ve>y'  and  H  udsons'— Thomas 

W.  Thompson ,  niaiiager   34 

Halesworth    East  of  England  Bank  i  Branch)  — 

William  H.  I'ngliss,  manager.  .46 
Halifa.^    Halifax  Joint  Stock  Banking  Co. 

— John  Caw,  manager 41 

Halifax  Halifax   Commercial  Bank— Fre- 
derick Hardcastle,  manager    ..76 
Halifa.\  Halifax&HudderslieldUnionBank 

— James  Bovvm;in,  man-iger  ..31 

Halstead Spariow,  Walford  &  Co 4 

Halstead London  and  County  Joint-Stock 

Banking  Company 44 

Hamilton    British  Linen  Company  (B.)....64 

Hamilton    Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..4I 

Hamilton   Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  (ii.)41 

Hanley    ftlanchester  &  Liverpool  District 

Batik  (B.) — John  StupHrt,tnngr.64 
Harleston Gurneys',  Turtier  &  Brightwen— 

William  Hazard,  agetit 4 

Harleston East  of  England  Bank    (Branch) 

— Robert  Napiei ,  manager  ....  46 

Harleston Haiveys' and  H udsons'   34 

Harling  (East). .  Harveys'  and    Hudsoiis' John 

Eveiett,  inn.,  agetit 34 

Harrogate Terty  &  H.irrisons'  (Old  Bank)  .77 

Hartlepool Newcastle,  Shit  Ids,  &  Snndetland 

Union  Bank  (Branch) — Thomas 

Rowell,  matiager 6 

Hartlepool Jonathan    Backhouse  and   Co. — 

William  John  Vollum,  manager  4 
Hartlepool National  Provincl.  Bank  of  Englnd 

(B.) — Pat  k.  Anderson  Dodds,n)gr46 

Harwich Cox  &  Cobbold 76 

Hastings Smith,  Hilder  and  Co 50 

Haveifordwest ..  Joliti  &  William  Walters    41 

Haverfordwest  . .  Wilkitis  &  Co 76 

Haverhill   Oakes,  Bevan,  Moore  &  Be»an — 

Joseph  Boreham,  agent   4 

Hawes Svvaledale&  Wensleyiiale  Banking 

Company    (B.) — Oswald    Rutli 

Whailey,  agent  34 

Hawick British  Linen  Company  ( B.)  . . . .  (i4 

Hawick Comniercial  Bank  of  Scotlatid(B.)41 

Hawkhurst Sniiili,  Hilder  and  Co 50 

Hay NationlPtovincl  Bk  of  Englnd  ( B.)66 

Hay Hereloid-liire  liaiiking  Co.  (B.)46 

Helensburgh  ....  Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.). .  41 
Helmsley    YorkshireUnion  Banking  Co. (B.) 

— Robert  Barker,  aaent   31 

Helston Vivian,  Gr)lls,  Kendall  &  Co...  25 

Helston Helston  Banking  Company 7.1 

HeraelHempslcadSmith  &  Whittingstall 22 

Henley  in  Arden.Stourbridge&KidderMiinsterBank- 

ingCo.  (B.) — Rd.  Burmati,  nigr.f)4 
Henley-on-Thaines.Jolin  &  Charlis  Simonds  &.  Co. 
(Branch  of  Reading) — open  on 

Thursdays  in    Henley — Charles 
Kincb,  agent  on  remaining  dHys.76 


BANKERS. 


Town.  Firm,  and  re/,  io  London  Bankers. 

Hereford    Frederick  Hoskyns,  Mattliewsand 

Co.  (City  and  County  Bankj 49 

Hereford    H^nip,  Morgan  &  Co.  (Old  Bank)  4 

Hireford    Heiffunlsliiif  Banking  Compy. — 

Joliii  Krrr  Hustiiifis,  manager. .  46 
Hereford    Naiinnal  Piovincial  iinnk  of  Eng- 
land   (Braiicli) — iMackay    Jolin 

Scoby,  manager 4G 

Hertford     Saninel  Adams  &  Co 50 

Hertford London  and  County  Joint  Stock 

B  inking  Company  (B.) 44 

Hexhaui William  H.  Lambton  nnd   ('o. — 

James  Donaldson  Bell,  agent..    4 
Hcxiiam Nordrnmbeiland  Bank   (Branch) 

— John  fJibson,  agent M 

Hexham Nmih  of  Enuland  Bank 4() 

High  Wycombe..  Kobrrt  VVhei-ler  &  Sons  (B.) 77 

Highwortli Norih  Wilts  Bank  (B.)     2(i 

Higliwonii Cduniy  of  Glouctsttr  Bank .50 

Hinckley Pires'  Leicestershire  Bank  g.C«). — 

Jolin  William  Gilbert,  manager  .64 

Hinckley licicestershire  Banking  Company  46 

Hitchin  Sharpies,  Exton  and  Lutas 4 

Holbeach  Gurneys",  Biikbeck  &  Pcckover — 

Alfred   Mills,  manager 4 

Holsworthy  ....  Devon  and  Cornwall  Banking  Co. 

(B.) — Jidin  Hiiigs,  agent 4 

Holsworthy   NaiionlProvinclBk  of  Englnd(  B.)46 

Holt Gurneys  &  Co. — Joseph  Muskett, 

agent    4 

Holyhead   Nonh&Sonth  Wales  Bank(B.)..46 

Hol)head    Natinnal     Provincial      Bank     of 

England    46 

Holywell    North  and  South  Wales  Bank    . .  46 

Holywell    NationlProvinclBkof  Engln<l(B.)47 

Honiton NaiionalProvincI Bank  of  England  46 

horucastle Garfit,    Claypons'    &    Gaifit 

Christopher  Babington,  atent.  .50 
Horncastle Lincoln  &  Lindsey  Bankg.Co.(B.) 

John  Armstrong,  aaent 55 

Horsham London  and  County  Joint  Stock 

Banking  Company  (B.) 44 

Horsham Henty,  Upperton  and  Oliver  ..  ..49 

Howden York  City  &  County  Banking  Co. 

(B.) — Thomas  Cloiigh,  managr  6 
Huddersfield  ....  Huddei  sfield  Banking  Company — 

David  Maisden,  manatier    ....64 
Huddersfield  ....  West  Riding  Lhiion  Banking  Co. 

—  lames  Heron,  manager    ....50 
Huddersfield....  Halifax  and  Huddersfield  Union 

Banking  Company — J.  T.  Pat- 

chett,  manager 31 

Huddersfield  ....  Yorkshire    Banking    Company — 

Richard  Hiist,  manager 76 

Hull Branch  Bank  of  England — George 

Ai chei-  Shee,  agent 1 

Hull Pease  &  Liddells'  (Old  Bank). ...  31 

Hull Samuel  Smith,  Brothers  &  Co. ..64 

Hull Harrison,  Watson  &  Co 56 

Hull Thomas  and  Robert  Raikcs  &  Co.22 

Hull Hull  Banking  Company — George 

Cobb,  jun.  manager 4 

Hull    York>hire   Distiict  Bank — Edgar 

Wilkins  English,  manager  ..  ..76 

Hungerford    Williacn  Tanner  &  Co 66 

Huntingdon  ....  Rust  &Veasey 50 

Huntingdon   ....London  and  County  Joint- Stock 

Bankg.Co. — Jas.  Golboriic,  nigr.44 

Huntljr    Abcrdctn  Town  &CouMtyBnk (B.)47 

Huntly    North  of  ScotlandB.mkingCo.^B.)  4 

Huntly   Aberdeen  Banking  Company  (B.)31 

Hyde  Manchrster  &  Liverpool  District 

Batiking  Company   (Sub-B.) — 

Saml.  Bolton  Tom  I  ins,  manager  64 

Ilchester Stuckeys'  Banking  Company  (B.)60 

Ilfraconibe National  Piovinciai  Bank  of  Eng- 
land (B.) — W.  B.  Vye,  manager  46 

Ilminster   Stuckev.s'  liankinn  Con)pany  ..  ..60 

Inch    North  otScotlandBaiikinKCo.(B.)   4 

Inverary Union  Bank  ot  Scotland  (B  ) 41 

Inverary..    National  Bank  of  S(Otland   (B.)'<1 

Invergordon  ....  Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  {B.J  41 

Invergordon Nottbof ScotlandBankingCo.(B.)  4 

Inverkeithing    . .  Eastern  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..  4 


Tonin.  Firm,  and  re/,  to  London  Bankeri. 

Inverness   Bank  of  Scotland  (B.) 1  and  19 

Inverness  British  Linen  Company  (B.)  ....64 

Inverness Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)4l 

Invertjess   National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..  31 

Inverness Caledonian  BankingCompany.. ..   4 

Inverness  NorthofScotlandBankingCo.(B.)  4 

Inveniry Aberdeen  Town&CouniyBnk(B.)41 

Inviruiy Aberdeen  BankingCompany  (B.)31 

Inverury North  of  Scotland  Ban  kingCo.(B.)  4 

I  pswich Bacon,  Cobbold  &  Co 31 

I  pswich Alexanders'  &  Co 6 

Ipswich National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land (B.) — Hy.  Miller,  uianagr.47 

Ironbridge Shropshire  Banking  Company  (B.) 

Henry  C.  T.  Dickenson, managei 33 

Irvine Britisii  Linen  Company  (B  )..  ..64 

Irvine AyrshireBatiking  Company  (B.)..  76 

Irvine Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)    ..31 

Irvine Hunters  &  Co.  (of  Ayr) 35 

Islay    ., Nniional  Bank  of  S(0tlantl  (B.)..31 

Jedburgh    British  Linen  Conniany  (B.)  ....64 

Jedburgh    National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..31 

Jersey Janviin  &  Co.  (Commercial) 

Jersey Mercantile  Union  Bank 31 

Jersey Nicolle,  de  St.  Croix,  d'Auvergne 

and  Co 

Jersey Elias  Le  Bas  49 

Jersey British  Exchange  Bank  39 

Jei  sey  Old  Bank. Godfrey,  Sons  and  Co 

Johnstone City  of  Glasgow  Bank  (Branch)..  64 

Johnstone Union  Bank  of  Scot  land  (Branch)31 

Kanturk National  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)..   6 

Keighley Alcocks',  Birkbeck  &  Co 5 

Iveith AberdeenTown&CountvBnk(B.)41 

Keith North  of  Scotland  BankJhgCo.(B.)  4 

Keith Aberdeen  Banking  Company  (B.)3l 

Kells  London  &  Dublin  Bank  (Bianchi33 

Kelso liank  of  Scotland  ( B.)  . . . .  1  and  19 

Kelso National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..  31 

Kelso Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)  41 

Kelso British  Linen  Company  (B.)  ....64 

Kendal    Wakefield,  Crewdson,  and  Co. . .  50 

Kendal    JointStock  Bank  of  Westmoreland 

— James  Ty>on,  manager 31 

Kenilworth    ....  Leamington  Priors  and  Warwick- 
shire Banking  Company  (B.)  — 

Charles  Bliss,  matiager 76 

Keswick Cun)berland  Union  Bank — James 

Atkinson,  agent 4 

Kettering John  Cooper  Gotrh  &  Sons 50 

Ketteiing   Yorke  and  Eland  (Branch) — Wni. 

Hobin^on  Smalley,  manager    . .  50 
Kidderminster  ..Stourbridge  &  KidderminsterBkg. 
Co. — Augustus  Tilden,  manager64 

Kidderminster  . .  Farley,  Turner  &  Jones  60 

Kilkenny    Bank  of  Ireland  (Branch)..  1  and  19 

Kilkenny    National  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.).     6 

Kilkenny    Piovincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.).  .66 

Kilmarnock   . . . .  H untirs  &  Co.  (of  Ayr) .35 

Kilmarnock  ....  Commercial  Bank  ofScotlandiB  )41 
Kilmarmick   ....Ayrshire  BankingCompany  (li.)76 

Kilmarnock   Bank  of  Scotland  (B.) 19 

Kilmarnock  ....  Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (B,). ..  .41 

Kilrusli  Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.),.61 

Kilrnsh National  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)..    6 

Kilsyth    Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..46 

Kilwinning    ....Commercial  Bank  ofScoiland(B.)41 

Kincardine Commercial  BankofScotlaiid(B.)4I 

Kincardine Union  liank  of  Scotland  (B.)....31 

Kingsbridge  ....  Devon  &  Cornwall  Banking  Co.. .   4 

Kingshridge  ....JointStock  Bank 73 

Kingston Shrubsole,  Lambert  &  Co 22 

KiiiKton Davies,  C rummer  &  Oliver 49 

Kingussie   British  Linen  Company  (B.)  ....64 

Kinross British  Lint-n  Company  (B). ... 64 

Kinross Edinburgh  and  GlasgowBank(B.)76 

Kinsale  London  and  Dublin  Bank   45 

Kiikby  Lonsdale.Lancasfer  Banking  Comdany  (B.) 

— John  Allen,  aueni 4 

Kirkby  Moor.side.York    Union    Banking    Company 
(Blanch)— GeorgeFrank, agent  31 

Kiikby  Thore    ..John  Crosby 50 

Kirkcaldy Bank  of  Scotland  (B.) 19 

Kirkcaldy  Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland(B.)41 


BANKERS. 


Town.  Firm,  and  ref.  to  London  Bankers. 

Kiikcalfly  ......  National  liaiik  of  Scotland  (IJ.)-"'51 

Kiikcakly   Union  lianlc  of  Scotland  (li.)-  •  -.41 

Kiikciulliiislit  ..l$ank  of  Scotland  (1$.) IDand  (M 

Kiikcndbiittlit  ..Western   IJank  of  Scotland  (li.)  11 

Kirkiniillocli Western   Hank  of  Scotland  (li.)  11 

Kirkwall Coniniercial  Hank  ofScotlan(Uii.)41 

Kirkwall National  IJank  of  Scotland  (li.)-  •  ^^l 

Kirriemuir British  Linen  Company    (li.). . . .  (i  1 

Knaresborongli . .  Teriy  and  Harri.sons' 77 

Knaresborough..  Knaresborough  &  Claro  Banking 
Company — John  Hall,  manager  (i 

Knigliton   Davies.Crummer,  Oil ver&  Green  4*J 

Lampeter   Jones,  Evans  and  Co 41 

Lanaik    Commercial  Bank  ofScotland(li.)41 

Lanark    Western  Bank  of  Scotland  ;B.)..41 

Lancaster  Lancaster    Banking    Company — 

John  Conlston,  manager 4 

Lane  End Charles  Harvey  &  Son 31 

Lane  End Manchester  &  Liverpool  District 

Banking  Company   (S.) 64 

Langholm British  Linen  Company  (li.)  ..,.()4 

Langholm National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..,S1 

Langport    Stuckeys'  Banking  (.'ompany  ....  (iO 

Largs Western  Bank  of  Scotland.' 41 

Largs City  of  Glasgow  Bank  (B.) (i4 

Lame Belfast  Banking  Company  (B.) — 

John  Iledmond,  manager    24 

Lauder    Bank  of  Scotland  ( li.) 19 

Launceston    ....  Ilobins,  Foster  &  Co 7fi 

Launcestoii    ....  Devon  and  Cornwall  Banking  Co.  4 

Launceston    ....  Gill  and  Rndle    G 

Lawrencekirk...  Aberdeen  Town  &CoiintyBnk(B.)47 
Leamington Warwick  and  Leamington  Bank- 
ing Co. — Hy.  Snunuerfield,  mgr.33 
Leamington   ....  Leamington  Priors  and  Warwick- 
shire Banking  Company — Thos. 

Henry  Thorne,  manager 76 

Ledbury National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land ( li. )  —J  as.  Roberts, mangr.66 

Ledbury Webb,  Spencer  &  Co 15 

Leeds Bank   of  England    (B.) — Charles 

Edward  MacCarthv,  agent 1 

Leeds Beckett  &  Co ." 31 

Leeds William  Williams  Brown  &  Co.    11 

Leeds Yorkshire  District  Banking  Co. — 

James  William  Scott,  manager  76 

Leeds LeedsBankingCompany — Edward 

Greenland,  manager 64 

Leek    Manchester  &  Liverpool  District 

Banking  Company  ( B.)   64 

Leicester    Bank  of  England  (Branch) — Thomas 

Clayton  Turner,  agent 1 

Leicester    Pares'  Leicestershire  Banking  Co, 

— William  Billson,  manager  ..64 

Leicester    Pagets  &  Kirby 31 

Leicester    Leicestershire  Banking  Company 

— George  Webb,  general  mangr  46 

Leicester NationlProvincialBank  of  Englnd 

(B.) — Nicholas  Milne, manager  46 

LeightonBuzzard  Bassett,  Grant  and  Co 4 

LeightonBuzzard  London  and  County  Joint  Stock 
Banking    Co.   (B.)— Whitbread 

Tomson,  manager 44 

Leith  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.) 19 

Leitii British  Linen  Company  ( B.) 64 

Leith  Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  (8.)41 

Leith National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..31 

Leith  Roval  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)  ..  ..19 

Leith Edinburgh  &  Glasgow  Bank  (B.)76 

Leominster   ....Herefordshire  Bankitig  Conipy. — 

Francis  Woodhouse,  manager..  46 
Leominster   ....  National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land— James  Bedford,  manager .47 

Lerwick Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)    . .  41 

Lerwick Sir  William  Forbes  Ik  Co 19 

Letterkenny  ....Belfast  Banking  Company  (B.)..24 

Leven Commercial  Bankof  Scotland(B.)4l 

Lewes Molineux,  Whitfield,  Dicker  &  Co.  76 

Lewes London  and  County  Joint  Stock 

Banking  Company    44 

Leyburn Swaledale  &  Wensleydale  Bank- 
ing Co. — John  Grime,  agent . .  34 
Lichfield Palmer  &  Greene 64 


Town.  rirm,  mid  ref.  to  London  Hankers. 

Lichfield National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land (li.) — Wm.  Grimes,  mnagr.46 

l^imciick    , Bank  of  Ireland  (liraiicli). .  1  andiy 

Limerick     National  iiank  of  Ireland  (B.)..    6 

Limerick    Provincial  Bunk  of  Ireland  (li.)..66 

Lincoln Smith,   Elli.son   &  Co. James 

1  nman,  manager 64 

Lincoln Lincoln  <S.  l/mdsey  Banking  Co.— 

Wm.Tomlinson  Page,  maiiagei..'j.5 

Linlithgow Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)-!! 

Lisburn Northern  Banking  Co.  (Branch)31 

Liskeard Devon&C()rnwHllliaidungCo.(B.)  4 

LiNkeard Robins,  Foster  &  Co 76 

Liverpool   Bank  of  England  (Branch) 

Samuel  I'urner,  agent 1 

Liverpool   Moss  &  Co 4 

Li vei  1)01)1   Leyland  &  iiulliiis'   50 

Liverpool    Arthur  Heywood,  Sons  &  Co.   ..24 

Liverpool Liverpool     Commercial    Banking 

Com|)any— Robert.Angus,mangr76 
Liverpool   Bank  of  Liverpool — Joseph  Lang- 
ton,  uianauer 31 

Liverpool   Israel  Barned  &  Co 56 

Liverpool   LiverpoolliorougliBank — William 

Cross,  manager 31 

Liverpool   Royal  Bank   of  Liverpool— Jere- 
miah CliefTers,  manager 47 

Liverpool  Liverpool   Banking  Company 

William  Wilson,  manager  ....22 

Liverpool   Liverpool    Union    Bank — James 

Lister,  matiaeer 21 

Liverpool Manchester  and  Liverpool  District 

Bank — Robt.Troiter,  manager.  64 
Liverpool    North  and   South  Wales  Bank- 
George  Rae,  manager 46 

Llandilo David  Jones  and  Co 41 

Llandovery    David  Jones  &  Co 41 

Llanelly Wilkins&Co.(SouthWales  Bank)  6 

Llanfyllin North  and  South  Wales  Bank  (B.)46 

Llangefni    North  and  South  Wales  iiank  (B.)46 

Llangefni   National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land (B.) 46 

Llanidloes Llanidloes  Bank 46 

Llanrwst    Noith  and  South  Wales  Bank  (B.)46 

Lochgilphead    ..  Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.) 41 

Lochgilphead    . .  Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.). .  31 

Lochmaben    National  Bank  of  Scotland 31 

Lochwinnock    ..Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (ii.)..4I 

Lockerbie Western  Bank  ot  Scotland  (B.)..41 

Lockerbie Edinburnh& Glasgow  Bank  (B.).73 

Loddon Harveys'  and  Hudsons'— Francis 

Alexander,  agent 34 

Londonderry Bank  of  Ireland  (Branch)  1  and  19 

Londonderry Belfast  Banking  Company  (B.)..  24 

Londonderry Northern  Banking  Company  (B.)31 

Londonderry Provincial  Bank  of  lreland(B.)..  ()G 

Londonderry Ulster  Banking  Company  (B.)...^5 

Long  Sutton NationalProvincialBankofEnglnd 

(Branch)— Thos.  Yate,  manager66 

Longford    Bank  of  Ireland  (Branch).  1  and  19 

Longford    National  Bank  of  Ireland   (B.)..    6 

Longton Charles  Harvey  &  Son 31 

Lostwiihiel    ....  Robins,  Foster  &  Co 76 

Loughborough  ..Nottingham  &  Nottinghamshire 
Banking    Com|)any  (Branch)  — 

John  Barrow,  manager 46 

Loughborough  . ,  Middleton  &  Cradock 6 

Loughborough  . .  Pagets'  &.  Kirby 31 

Loughborough  ..  Pares'  Leicestershire  Bankg,  Co.  64 

Longhrea    National  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)..    6 

Louth Garfit,     Claypons'    &    Gartits' — 

\V.  A.  Dunn,  manager 50 

Louth Lincoln  &  Lindsey  Banking  Co. — 

John  Nesbit,  liian^igcr ,'j5 

Lowestoft Gurneys,  'J'unier  &liiigl)twen — 

John  Chaston,  asent 4 

Lowestoft National  Provineial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land (li.)  'l"hos.Wood«,  agent..  47 

Lowestoft Sir  Edward  Knowles  Lacon,  Hart. 

Lacoii    Yoiiell   &  Co. — William 

v.  Bar  nard,  ayent 31 

Ludlow Ri'cke,  Kytons',  Campbtll  &  Co. — 

William  Laivrence,  mauagrr  ..60 
Ludlow Ludlow  and  Tuibniv  baidi. . ..  , 


BANKERS. 


Lutterworth 

Lyiue  Regis 
Lyme  Regis 
l^siningtun. 


Tonn.  Firm,  and  re/,  tu  London  Bankers. 

Lurgaii   Norilierii  Banking  Co.  (Brancli);U 

Lurgan   Ulster  Hanking  Company  (B.)..')"' 

Lnrgaii   Belfast  Banking  Conipy.  {Branclij24 

Luton Sharpies,  Exton  and  l^iicas 1 

Luton London  and  County  Joint   Stock 

Banking  Co.  (Braneh) — William 

IJigg,  manager    44 

Pares'  Leice.stersiiire  Bankg  Co. — 

John  Meldruni,  manager (i4 

R.  H.&H.  Williams 76 

Gundrv  &  Co.  (B.; 31 

.John  West 61 

Lymiiiston St.  liarbe,  St.  Burbe  &  Co 4v» 

LymingtOM Wilts  &  Dorset  Banking  Co,  (B.)  4() 

Lynn Kveraids&Co (i 

Lynn   Ciurnevs' and  Co 4 

Lynn   Jarvis  &  Jarvis ')") 

Lynn   East  ofliuul and  Bank  (Branch)  — 

William  Heed  Wilson,  nianager.4G 

^Lacclesfield Brocklehursts*  &  Co 41 

Rlaeclestield  ....Manchester  &  Liverpool  District 

Bank — Saml.Wolfenden,niangr()4 

RIarduff NortiiofScotlandBaiikingCo.(IJ.)  4 

jNlachynlleth  ....  National  Provinel  Bank  of  Englnd47 
I^Lmherafelt   ....  Northern  Banking  Coinpv.  (B.). .  M 

JMaaherafelt Belfast  Banking  Co.   (Branch). .24 

Maidenhead Stephens,  Blandy  &  Co 77 

Maidstone iMcrcer,  llandall  &  Co 50 

Maidstone London  and  County  Joint  Stock 

Banking  Company(B.] 44 

Maldon  Sparrow  &  Co.  ( B.) 4 

Maldon London  and  County  Joint  Stock 

Banking  Conipany(B.) 44 

Mallow Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)..(i6 

Mallow National  Bank  of  Leland  (B.)..    6 

Malnieshury Wills  &  Dorset  Banking  Conipy.  4G 

Malniesbury  ....  North  Wilts  Banking  Company. .  26 

Malton    Vork  City  &  County  Banking  Co. 

(Branch) — John  South,  agent.  6 

Malton    York  Union  Banking  Com|)any — 

(Branch) — Ed\vd.Ella,nianager31 

Malton   Bower,  Hniton,  Hall  and  Hutton 

(East  Riding  Bank) 22 

Bank  of  England  (B.) — John  Reid, 

agent;  S.  Kipping, sub-agent. .  1 
,  Loyd,  Entwisle,  Bury  &  Jervis  ..  41 
Sir  Benjamin  Heywood  &  Co.  ...'iO 

.  Cunliffes,  Brooks  &  Co 21 

,  Manchester  &  Liverpool  District 
Banking  Co — Philip  Thomson, 

manager C4 

,  Union  Bank  of  Manchester — Chs. 
Smith,  managing  director    ....  31 
Manchester  ....  Manchester  and  Salford   Bank — 
I'aul   Moon   James,    managing 

director 70 

,  National  ProvinclBank  of  England 
— William  Alexander  Cunning- 

liam,  manager    33 

.  James  Sewell 73 

,  Alexanders  &  Co 6 

.  Nunn,  Mills  and  Co 6 

Mansfield Wylde  &  Bolger 49 

Mansfield  Rohinson  and    lirodhurst — John 

Kitching,  manager 31 

ftLmsficld Nottingham  &,   Nottinghamshire 

Banking  Co.  (B.)Jas.Carter,nigr.4fi 

March Gurncys',  Birkheck  &  Peckovers' 

(Branch)  — Wni.  Pratt,   agt-nt. .    4 

March National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eiik- 

land  fB.)— (ieo.W.  Bcllamy,agt.(;(; 

Margate V.  Cohh  anri  Son   (i 

MurketBoswortli.Leite>.teisliire  Banking  Company 

— John  Ivhvards,  agent    46 

Market  Deeping. .Stamford,  Spalding  and    Boston 
Banking  Com|)any  (Branch)  — 

Harvey    StajjletoM,  agent 4 

Market  Drayton. .Manchester  &  !>i\erpool  District 
Banking  Company  (Branch)  — 

John  Walker  Moore,  ageni 64 

Market  Harboro'. Leicestershire  Banking  Comjiany 

(B.) — Thomas  Abbott,  secretary4G 
Market  Ra.scn  ..  Lincoln  and  !>indsey  Banking  Co. 
(B.)— William  Raw.son,  agent, .  5.5 


Manchester 

Manchester 
Manchester 
Manchester 
Manchester 


Manchester 


Manchester 


Manchester  . 
Mani)ir)gtiee.. 
Manningtree. 


Tonn.  Firm,  and  rej.  to  London  Bankers. 

Market  Rascn  ...Smith,   Ellison  &   Co.    (Lincoln 

Bank) — John  Slater,  agent 64 

Market  Weighton Vork  Ihiion  Banking  Co.  (B.)  ..31 

Markinch   Commercial  Bank  otScotland(B.)41 

Marlborough.. ..  William  'I'anner  and  Co 66 

Marlborough Ward,  Meriimaiis' and  Hillier  ..49 

Marlhoroui:!). . ..  Wilts  &  Dorset  Banking  Compy.  46 
Marlborough.. ..  North  Wilts  Banking  Company. .26 

Maryborough    ..  Bank  of  Ireland  (Branch) 1 

Maryport    Cumberland  Union  BankingCom- 

pany  (B.) — Wm.  Ostlc,  agent. .    4 

Mauchline Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)41 

Maybole Ayrshire  Banking  Company  (B.)  76 

Maybole Hunters  &  Co.  (of  Ayr)  35 

Maybole Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)....31 

Melksham North  Wilts  Banking  Co 26 

Melrose British  Linen  Company  (B.) 64 

Melrose Edinburgh  &  GlasgowBank(B.). .  73 

Mellon  Mowbray.Leicestershire  lianking  Compy. — 

'Ihomas  Hickson,  agent   46 

Melton  Mowbray. Pares'  Leicestersiiire  iianking  Co.64 
Melton  Mowbray. Stamford,  Spaldini,'&  Boston  Bank 

— Benj.  Coit  Ugden,  manager..   4 

Melton  Mowbray. Pagets'  and  Kirby 31 

Mere Wilts  and  Dorset  Banking  Compy .46 

Merthyr  Tydvil. .  Wilkins  and  Co 6 

Merthyr  Tydvil. .  West  of  England  and  South  Wales 

District  Banking ('ompany  (B.)31 
Mid  Calder  ....  Edinburgh  &  Glasgow  Bank(B.). .  73 
Middlesborougli.  .Jonathan  Backhouse&Co. — Thos. 

R.  Taylor,  agent 4 

Middleton National  Banl^of  Ireland  (Branch)  6 

iMiiLsotner-Noiton.  .  Stutkeys  &  Co 60 

Mildenhail Oakes,  Bevan,  Moore  &  Bevan — 

Edmund  Denton  Isaacson  and 

Thomas  Chifnev,  agents 4 

Millport Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..41 

Milton     Valance  and  Son    66 

Mitfhelstown    ..  National  Bank  of  Ireland  (Branch)  6 

Moate National  Bank  of  li-eland  (B.) —  6 

Moffat Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.). . . .  31 

Moffat Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..41 

Mold   North  and  South  Wales  Bank  (B.)46 

Mold  National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land (Branch)     ;747 

Monaghan Belfast  Banking  Compy.  (Branch)24 

Monaghan Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)..  66 

Monaghan LUster  Banking  Company  (B.)..55 

Monmouth Bromage,  Snead  &  Snead   46 

Monmouth Monmouthshire  and  Glamorgan- 

shireBkg.Co. — Ths.Parry,mngr.47 

Monmouth Baileys',  Gratrix  &  Williams  ....  50 

Montrose British  Linen  Company  (B.)  ....64 

Montrose  National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..31 

^Iontrose  Eastern  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)  ..  4 

Montrose  Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..  41 

Montrose   Bank  of  Scotland  (B.). .  . .  19  and  64 

MoretoninMarshStourbiidge    and    Kidderminster 

Banking  Company 64 

Morpeth Northiimbei  latid    and     Durham 

District  Banking  Company  (B.) 
— Stephen  Wilkinson,  agent  ..31 

Morpeth WJ.  Lambton  and  Co. — James 

Railton,  agent    4 

Mountmellick  ..  Bank  of  Ireland  (Branch). .  1  and  19 

Muirkiik    Ayrshire  Banking  Company  (B.)76 

.MuUingar London  &.  Dnlilin  Bank  (Bianch).3.'5 

Musselburgh Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  (B. 141 

Musselburgh Western  Bank  ofScotland  (B.)..'41 

Naiin National  Bank  ofScotland  (B.)  31 

Nairn British  Linen  Company  (B.)  ....  64 

Nairn Caledonian  BankingConipany(B.)  4 

Nantwich Manchester  &  Liverpool  District 

Banking  Company  (B.) — John 

Pyton  manager 64 

Neath Glamorganshire  Banking  Compy. 

— John  Rowland,  manager. ...  41 
Necdham  Market  Alexanders'  &  Co. — Samuel  Alex* 

ander  Maw,  manager    6 

Neilston Union  Bank  ofScotland  (B.) 311 

Nenagh National  Bank  of  Ireland(Branch)  6 

Nenagh Tipperary  Joint-Stock  Bank  (B.)31 

New  Deer North  of  ScotlandBankiiigCo.(B.)  4 

New  Galloway..  Edinburgh  &  Glasgow  Daiik--[B.)73 


BANKERS. 


'I'uivn.  Firm,  and  ref.  to  London  Hankers. 

Newftliliis Ayrshire  liaiikiiie;  Coiiinaiiy  (B.)  7(i 

New  Koss Bank  of  Ireland  (Biaiicli)  ,  1  and  1!) 

New  Ross National  Bai)korireland(Brai)cli)   ( 

Newark Godt'i  ey  &  H  iition     4 

Newark Haiidley,  Peacock  &  Co (J 

Newark NottiiiKham  and  NottiM!fhani.sl]ire 

Banking   Company  (Branch)  — 

Joliii  Bell,  manager 46 

Newburgh Commercial  Bank  ot'Scotlandf  B.)41 

Newbur'gh Central  Bank  ofScotland(B.). . ..  .'^1 

Neul)ury    Bunny  and  Slocock (iO 

Newbury    County  of  Berks  Union  Coiiipy. .  18 

Ne\vca8tle-on-Tyiie.Bank  oflinyld  ( B.)--Jos.Grote,aHt  ] 
Ni-wcastle-on-l'yne. William  Henry  Laml)ton  and  Co.  4 
Newcastle-on-Tyiie. Newcastle  Commercial   Banking; 

Co. — I'eter  David>on,  manager 48 
Newcastle-on-Tyne.NortlininlHiiand     and      Durham 

District    Banking     Company — 

.loiiat!ianKici]ardson,mngr4  &  M 
Newcastle-un-Lynic'riiomas  Kinnersley  and  Sons    ..50 

Newmarket   ....  luiton,  Hammond  iS,;  Co 15 

Newmarket    K.  &  C.  K.  &  G.  K.  Foster 55 

Newnham Gloucestei shire  Banking  Co.  (B.)  41 

Newport  (iMon.)- William  Williams  and  .Sons 15 

Newport  (iMou.). Monmouthshire  and  Glamoigan- 

sliire  Bankiirij  Company — John 

Fraser,  manager 47 

Newport  (Mon.).We.stof  Kniilanu  and  South  Wales 

District  Biink — Edmund  Elincs 

Bi  ckiiigham,  managi  r 31 

Newpnrt;l.of\Vf:lit)Hampsliire  Blinking  Companv  . .  41 
Newport(lofWglit)NationalFro\intlBank  ofEnglaiuUG 
Newpoit  (SalopJ .Shropshire   Banking   Company^ 

William  Silvester,  manager. ...  ;-i3 
Newport  (Salop). National ProvincialBankotEimhid 

(Braiiih)— Alex.  Fowler,  mngr. 47 
Newport  Pai^nellBassett,  Grant,  Basseit  &  Co. (P..)  4 
Newport  Pagnell.  London  &CountyJoiiit. Stock  Bank  44 

Newry ^ Bank  of  htlaiid  (BranciiJ..  1  and  VJ 

Newry Belfast  Banking  C(impany 24 

Newry I'rovincial  Bank  of  Ireland 66 

Newtou-Ahbots..  Devon&CornwallBaiikingCo.(B.)  4 

New  ton -Abbots.  .Walts,  White  way  &  KdsiMi 76 

Newton  Mearns.  Ciiy  of  Glasgow  Bank  (B.) (14 

Newton  Stewart. Biitish  Linen  Company  (B.)  . . . .  6"4 
Newton  Stewart. Kdinbuigli  &  Glasgow  Bank(B,). .  76 
Newtown(N. Wats.)  North  and  Sontli  Wales  Bank. .  4(; 
Newlown(N.VVals.)National     Piovincial     Bank     of 

Ensland    46 

Newtownards  ..Belf.ist  Banking  Co.  (Bianch). .  24 
NewtownlitnavdyBelfast  Banking  Com|)aiiy  (B.)..24 
NewlownlimavdyNorthern  Bankinu  Co.  (B.)  .'il'&  39 
North  Berwick..  VVt  stern  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..41 
NoMh  Shields   ..  Northumlicrland     and     Durham 

District    Banking    Company — 

llobtrt  JNlilbuin,  agi  nt 4 

North  Walsham. .  East  of  Encland  Bunk  (Branch) — 

Uichai  d  Barker,  agent 46 

North  Walsham  .Gurneys'  and  Birkbeck Robert 

Barker,  agent 4 

North  Walsham  .Sir  Edward  Knowles  Lacon,  Bart. 

Lacons,  Youell  &  Co 31 

Northallerton    ..Jonaihan  Backhouse  &  Co. — Jo- 
nathan Ferguson,  agent   4 

Northallerton    ..Darlington    District    Joint  Stock 

Bank  (B.)— G.  M.  Bell,nianager  4 
Northallerton   ..  Yorksliite  Banking  Company  (B.) 

— Edwaid  Hare,  agent 76 

Northampton    ..  NorthamptonshireBanking  Co. — 

James  Robert  Spiller,  manager .46 
Northampton    ..  Northain[)tonshiie  Union  Bank — 

Thomas  Frost,  manager    24 

Not thleach    County  of  Gloucester  Bunk    60 

Northwich Thomas  Fit  th 41 

Norwich Bank    of   England   (Branch) 

Edward  Smyth,  agent 1 

Norwich Gurneys'  and  Birkbeck 4 

Norwich East  of  England  Baidi — William 

Stitt  Wilson,  manager 46 

Norwich Harveys' &  Hudsons    34 

Norwicli Robert  Balls 50 

Noltiugham  ....  Ichabod  &  Ichabod  Charles  Wright 

and  Co GO 

Nottingham Hart,  Fellows  aud  Co 33 


Town.  firm,  and  ref.  to  London  Hankers. 

Nottingham   Moore    &   Robinsons' — Notting- 

haiiishire  Banking  Company. .  31 
Noitiiigiiani   Nottingham    &  Nottinghamshire 

Banking  Co. — Thomas   Hollins 

Smith,  manager 46 

Nottingham   ....  Samuel  Smitli  and  Co 64 

Nuneaton   Cj  addocks' and  Bull     62 

Oakham Eaton,  Cayley  &  Michell  (Branch 

of  Stanifoi  d)   50 

Oakham Stamh)rd,    Spalding  and   Boston 

Jianking  Comjiany  (Branch) — 

Joseph  Turner,  agent 4 

Oakiiampton..  ..  NationalProvinclBankof  Eni;land47 

Oban National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.). .  31 

Oban  City  of  Glasgow  Bank  (B.) 64 

Odiham Cole,  Seymour,  Simmons  &  Co. .  50 

Old  Deer    North  ofScotland  Banking  Com- 

j)any  ( Branch) 4 

Old  Meldruin  ..North  ofScotland  Banking  Coni- 

|)any  (Branch) 4 

Oldham INlanchesler  &  Liverpool  District 

Banking  Company  (B.)— Heniy 

Tipping,  manager 64 

Oldham Saddleworth  Banking  Co.  (B)  — 

Thomas  Mattinson,  manager.  .31 
Oldham Oldhatn   Banking  Company — Ed- 
ward Biaiiiall,  manager 46 

Omagh   Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)  — 

'I'homas  Mattinson,  manager.  .66 

Omagh    Mister  Banking  Company  (B.)  ...55 

Oswcstiy    Cro,\on,  [>oiigtieville  (."ii  Co 50 

Oswestiy    North  and  Souili  Wales  Bank — 

Francis  Roberts,  manager 46 

Otley Yorkshire   District  Bank    (B.)  — 

Cliristopher  Jackson,  agent. ...    7 

Oundle   Daniel  Yoi  ke  &  Co 76 

Oundle    Stamford,  Spalding  and    Boston 

Banking  Company  (Branch)  — 

Richard  Todd,  manager   4 

Oxford    James  &  Robert  Morrell 41 

O.xford    Robinson,  Parsons  &  Thomson. .  ID 

O.'iloid  London  and  County  Joint-Stock 

Banking   Co. — Captain     Henry 

Strong,  manager  41 

Oxford    Wm.  Wootton  &  John  Underhill.50 

Paisley    Bank    of    Scotland    (Branch)  — 

James  Findlay,  agent    . .  1  and 
Paisley    British  Linen  Company  (Branch) 

— Arthur  Welsh,  manager 64 

Paisley    Clydesdale  BankingCoinpany(B.)  6 

Paisley    Glasgow  Union  Banking  Co.  (B.) 

— John  Scott,  manager   31 

Paisley    Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)  — 

'I'homas  Risk,  manager   ,41 

Parsonstown, , ..  London  &  Dul)lin  Bank  (Branch)45 
Parsonstowii..  ..  Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)..  66 

Peebles   British  Linen  Com|)any  (B.) 64 

Peebles   City  of  Glasgow  Bank  (B.) 64 

Pembiook Biddulph,  Brothers  &  Co 15 

Pennycuick    Edinbuighand  (ilasgowBank  (B.)73 

Penrith  Cumberland  Union  Banking  Co. 

(B.)— Chailes  Lilt,  agent   4 

Penrith Whitehaven  Joint  Slock  Co.  (B.) 

— John  Simpson,  auent    60 

Penzance    Bolithos',  Sons  and  Co.  (Mouni's 

Bay  Bank)  5!} 

i-enzance Batten,Carne&Co.(Pea/anceBankJ4y 

Perth I'eith  Banking  Company 4 

Perth  Bank  ofScotland  (B.) 19 

Perth British  I./inen  Comiiany  ( B.)  ....  64 

Perth Ccntial  Bank  ofScotland   31 

Perth National  Bank  ofScotland  (B.)..31 

Perth Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)41 

Peterborough    ..  Daniel  Yorke  and  Co 76 

Peterborough    ..Stamford,    Spaldinu   ami    Boston 

Banking  Company   (Branch)  — 

William  Rovvell,  manager 46 

Peterborough    ..  National  I'lovincial  Bank  of  ICnu- 

land —  Alexander     Somineivail 

Thomson ,  manager    47 

Peterhead Aberdeen  Banking  Conuiany  (B.)31 

Peterhead   Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)41 

Petei  heat! North  ofScotland  BankinuCo.iB.)  4 

Peterhead Aberdeen  Town  &  County  BU.(Bj47 


BANKERS. 


Tonn.  Firni,  and  re/,  to  London  Bankers. 

Pctersfield London  and  County  Joint-Stock 

IJiiiikiug  Company  (15.)    47 

Petworth    London  and  County  Joint-Stock 

Bankinii;  Company 44 

Pickering  York  Union  Baiikini;  Compy.  (B.) 

—Jos.  &  Kdwd.  Wiiulle,  agents  ."^l 

Pickering  Bower,  Hntton,  Hall  ;ind   Huiion 

(Kast  ilidiiit,'  Bank,  Brand))  — 

'riionias  Bird,  agent 22 

Pitloclirie Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)41 

Pitlochrie   Central  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..31 

Plvmouth    Devon  and  Cornwall  Banking  Co.  4 

Plymouth   Branch  Bank  of  England — Robert 

I\J  orris,  agent 1 

Plymouth   National  Provincl  Bankof  Englnd47 

Plymouth   Harris,  Madge  &  Co 49 

Pocklington Voik  Union  Banking  Co.  (B.)  — 

John  Bnlmer,  agent 31 

Pollockshaws    ..  Western  Bank  of  Scotand  (B.)  .,41 

Pontefract Leatham,  Tew  and  Co 24 

Pontefract Yorkshire  District  Bank — Bichard 

Chambers,  manager 76 

Pontypool Monnuiutlisliiie  and  Glaniorean- 

sliire  Banking  Company  (B.)  — 

Stephen  Vernon, manager 47 

Poole Ledgard  and  Sons 61 

Poole NatfonalProvinclBankof  Englaud47 

Port  Glasgow    ..  Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)    ..31 

Port  Glasgow    ..  Koyal  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.) 19 

Port  Glasgow    ..Clydesdale  Banking  Co.  (B.)  ....    6 
Port  Madoc   ..  . .  NaiionalProvinclBank  of  Eni;kind47 

Port  Madoc North  and  South  Wales  Bank  (B.) 46 

Portadown Belfast  Banking  Company  (B.). .  24 

Portadown Ulster  Banking  Conii)anv  (B.J..r).5 

Portobello Western  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..41 

Portree  National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..  31 

Portree  North  of  ScotlandBankingCo(B.)  4 

Portsea South  Hants  Banking  Company..  76 

Portsea Grants'  and  Gillman .31 

Portsea NalionalProvinclBank  of  England  47 

Portsmouth    ....  Bank  of  England  (B.) — Henry  J. 

Dorrien,  agent 1 

Portsmouth   . . . .  Gi  ants'  and  Gillman ."^l 

Poitsmouth    .. ..  NationalProvinclBank  of Eni!lan(l47 

Portsoy Northof ScotlandBankingCo.(B.)  4 

Poitsov Aberdeen  Banking  Company  (B,J31 

Potton'. Wells,  Hogg  &  Linsdell  (B.)  ....    6 

Presteign    Parsons&  Co. (Radnorshire Bank)  6 

Preston La  we,  H  udson  and  F^awe    41 

Preston  Lancaster  Banking  Company  (B.) 

— J(jlin  Fisher,  manager f 

Preston  (Old  Bk.)Pedder,  Fleetwood  and  Pedder  . .  24 

Preston  Roskell,  Arrowsmith  and  Co 41 

Preston  Preston  Banking  Compy. — Henry 

Graves,  manager   73 

Pwllheli North  and  South  Wales  Bank  (B.)46 

Pwllheli Naii(mlProvinclBkoflMiglnd(B.)47 

Ramsey  (Hints)  Rust  &  Veasey  (Bianch) 50 

Uamsey  (Hunts;  National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land— 'riiiinias  Darlow,  agent.  .47 
Ramsey  (1.  Man) Isle  of  Man  Cnmniercial  Banking 

Company     (Branch) Joseph 

J\lawhy,  n)an;;ger .')5 

Ramsgatc    Peter  Bnigess  and  Son    h 

Ranisgate   National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land (B.) .'..33 

Rathkeale Nati'mal  Bank  of  IrehndfBranch)  6 

Keading Cmintv  ol  Berks  Union  Bank    ..18 

Reading lolin  iS:  Clia>^.  H.  Sinionds  &  Co.  76 

Keading Stephen-,  Blaiidy  &  Co 77 

Reddilch Stourliridgc    and    Kidderminster 

Banking  Company  (Branch)  — 

•Ifdiii  Osliorn,  agent 64 

iledrulh Tweedy,  WiirnMo-,  Tweedy,  Wil- 

liiims  and  Co .')4 

Reigate Nash  and  Neale ;') 

Retturd    Sir  Win.  B.Co>>ke,  But.,  Veinon, 

Walker,  Jackson  .V  Co 19 

Retford    Nottint'liam  and  Nuttinghain.-liire 

B'.nkg  Co.— Hawks!. -y  Hall, mgr.46 

Retford Slnllicld  Union    B.inUing  Cniiipy. 

(Branch) — ImUv.  l"iit)i,  managr  .'').') 
Rlniiie   Neriii  of  Scotland  BankingCo.(B.)73 


Town.  firm,  and  ref.  to  London  Hankers. 

Richmond (York)Gilbert  Stapleton  and  Co 4 

Richnion{|( York )S\valedale  and  VVensleydale  Baiik- 

inj^  Coin|)any 34 

Richmond  (York)  Yorkshire  Di-trici    Bank    (B.)  — 

William  Hewiy,  manager  76 

Ringwood Ledgard  and  Sons 61 

Ripon Knareshorough  and  Claro  Bank- 
ing Co.  (B.) — Jas.()stclifre,agnt  6 

Ripon York  Citv  and    Coiinly  Banking 

Co.  (B.)— Wm.  Kendall,  agent .  6 

Ripon Terrys' and  Harrisons'    77 

Robertsbridge   ..Smitli,  Hilder  &  Co 50 

Rochdale    John  and  James  Fenton 4 

Rochdale    Royds,  Clement  and  Co 41 

Rochdale    Manchester  &  Liverpool  Distiict 

Banking  Company  (B.)  —  David 

Coventry,  manager   64 

Rochester  Days'  &  Nicholson  31 

Rofhford    James  Giles    31 

Romford London&CouniyJointStockBank  44 

Ronisey William  Footner  and  Son 49 

Roinsey Hampshire  Banking  Cfnnpy.  (B.)  41 

Roscommon  ....National  Bank  of  Ireland  (B  )..    fi 

Roscrea National  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)..    6 

Roscrea Tipperai y  Joint-Siock  Bank  (B.)31 

Ross    Morgan,  Hoskins  &  Co 4 

Ross    Prichards' and  AUaway  5 

Ross    James  Wallace  Richard  Hall 76 

Ross    Bromage  &  Snead 46 

Rotherham    ....  Sheffield  and  Rotherham  Banking 

Co. — Edvv.Jno.Heseltine,inaiigr  4 
Rotherham    ....  Shelfield  Banking  Company   (B.) 

— Charles  Story,  agent 64 

Rothesay    W^estern  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.). .  41 

Rothesay    Clydesdale  Banking  Company(B.)  6 

Rothesay    Royal  Bank  of  Scotland  ( B.) 19 

Royston John  George  Fordham  &  Sons  . ,    4 

Rugby National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land (B.) — Wm.  Sale,  manager  46 

Rugby Ann  Butlin  and  Sons    64 

Rugeiey National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land   (B.)— T.  S.  Strawbiidge, 

manager 46 

Ruthin    North  &  South  Wales  Bank  (B.)..  46 

Ryde  (l.of  Wight)  Hamjishire Banking  Company(B.)41 
Ryde(  I.  of  Wight)  Natii.nalProvinclBank  of  England  46 

Rye Curteis,  Ponifret  and  Co 77 

Rye London&.CountvJoint-StockBank44 

Saddleworlh  ....  Manchester  &  Liverpool  District 
Bank    (Branch)— Richard    Oc- 

klesl'iaw,  manager 64 

Saddleworth      ■)  Saddlewor'h  Banking  Company — 

(Dobcross)    J       F.  S.  Buckley,  manager    31 

Saffron  Walden. .  Gibsons  and  Co 26 

St.  Andrews Edinburgh  &  Glasgow  Bank  (B.)..  76 

St.  Andrews Clyde.■^dale  Banking  Co.  (B.) 6 

St.  Austel Coodc,  Sons  and  Shilson 49 

St.  Austel Devon&CornwallBankingCo.(B.)  4 

St.  Austel Ilobins,  Fosier  and  Co 76 

St.  Columh Ricketts,  Enthovtn  &  Co 31 

St.  Helens Parr,  Lyon  and  Greenall — Henry  ■* 

Hardman,  maunger  22 

St.  Ives(Cornw!l)Bolitho,  Sons  &  Co 59 

St.  Ives  (Hunts). Ebenezer  and  Charles  Finch  and 
George  Ebenezer  Fostcr(Branch 
of  Cambridge  Bank) — Tiioinas 

Ulph,  manager  55 

St.  I»cs  (Hunts.)  Rust  and  Veasey    50 

St.  Ives  (Hunts.)  Londi)n&CountyJoint-StockBank 

( B.) — Augustus  Fabian, manaer.44 
St.  Ncots( Hunts) Rust  &  Veasey  (Branch)— Fernery 

and  Son,  agents 50 

I  St.  Neots  (Hunts)  London&CountyJoint-StockBank 

(Branch) — Isaac  Marsh,  agent.  .44 

I  Salisbury    Hetley,  Fherett  and  Co 4 

j  Salisliiiry    Wilts  &  Dorset  Banking  Co 46 

Saltcoats Ayrshire  Banking  Cimipany  (B.)  76 

jSaiidwich   London  and  Couniy  Joint-Stock 

Banking  Company  (B.)    44 

Sandwich   Nation  I  ProvinclBk  'of  Englnd(B.)46 

SaiKinhar  British  Linen  Company  (B.) 64 

Saxiuuiidham  . ..  Gurneys'  and  Co.— Samuel  Flick, 
agent    4 


BANKERS. 


Town.  Firm,  and  ref.  to  London  Bankers. 

Saxmundhani    ..Haiveys'  and   Hudsons' — Joseph 

B.  Edwards,  iiiauaRer [Vm 

Scarborough  ....  Woodall,  Hebden  &  Hanlcasile. .  24 
Scarborough  ....  York  City  &  County  Banking  Co. 

(B.) — Jolin  Leckenby,  aijent . .    6 

Selby York  City  &  County  Banking  Co. 

(B.)— Uohert  ftloVrell,  agent ..    G 

Selby Yorksliire  District  Bank  (Brancii) 

— Joseph  Dobson,  manager. ...  7(1 

Selkirk    British  Linen  Company  (B.)....(i4 

Settle Alcoc  ks',  Birkbecks'  aiid  Co 5 

Settle Yorkshire  District  Bank  (Branch) 

— John  Gibbins,  manager  ....  76 
Seven  Oaks   ....London  and  County  Joint  Stock 

Banking  Company  (B.) 44 

Sheffield Sheffield  and  Hallam^hire  Bank- 
ing Company — William  Water- 
tall,  manager 31 

Sheffield Sheffield  Banking  Company — An- 
thony Pras.  Hammond, manager  64 

Sheffield Sheffield  and  Rot herham  Banking 

Co— William  Brown, inaner  4  &  46 

Sheffield Union  Banking  Company — Edwd. 

Liddell,  manager ,55 

Shepton  Mallet. .  Stuckeys'  Banking  Company  . .  , .  60 

Sherborne Wilts  &  Dorset  Banking  Co.  (B.)  46 

Sherborne National  Provincial  Bank  ofEngld46 

Shetland Shetland  Banking  Company  ....   4 

Shiffnall Shropshire  Banking  Company — 

William  Allen,  manager   33 

Shipston-on-StourTiniothy  Uhodes  &  Edward  Cobb 

— Thomas  Wells,  agent 41 

Shipston^n-StOurStourbridge   and    Kidderminster 
Banking   Company   (Branch)  — 
Frederick  Hancock,  agent    ....  64 
Shrewsbury  ....  Rocke,  Eytons',  Campbell  &  Co. .  60 

Shrewsbury Burton,  Lloyd,  Salt  and  How..  ..31 

Shrewsbury  ....  National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land— Robert  Muir,  manager.  .47 

Shrewsbury   Beck,  Downward,  Scarth  &  Beck  50 

Sidmouth   Stuckey's  Banking  Company  ....  60 

Sittingbourne    ..  William  Vallance  and  Sons    ....66 

Skibbereen Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.). .  66 

Skibbereen National  Bank  of  Ireland  {B.j. .    6 

Skipton  Yorkshire  District  Bank  (Branch) 

— William  Gatenby,  manager  . .  76 

Skipton Alcocks',   Birkbecks'  and   Co. — 

John  Robinson,  manager    ....   5 

Sleaford Peacock,  Handleys'  &  Peacock — 

John  Warwick,  manager 6 

Sleaford Lincoln  and  Lindsey  Banking  Co. 

(B.) — Wm.  Clayton,  manager.. 55 

Sligo   Bank  of  Ireland  ( Bi  anch) .  1  and  19 

Sligo  Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (8.). .  66 

Sodbnry National     Provincial     Bank     of 

England  33 

Soham Harveys'  andHudsons'  (Branch) 

— Chas.  Sumpter  Morris,  agent  34 

Somerton West  of  England  &  South  Wales 

District  Bank  (B.) 31 

Somerton Stuckey's  Banking  Company  ....  60 

South  Molten    ..  National  Provincl  Bank  of  Englnd46 
South  Pethertou.  Stuckeys'  Banking  Company..  ..  60 
South  Shields    ..Northumberland    and     Durham 
District  Banking  Company  (B.) 

— John  Clay,  agent 4 

Southam Leamington  Priors  and  Warwick- 
shire Banking  Company  (B.)  — 

William  Simpson,  agent   76 

Southam Warwick  &  Leamington  Banking 

Co.  (B.) — Francis  Smith,  agent  33 
Southampton     ..  Hampshire  Banking  Company    ..41 

Southampton    . .  Maddison  and  Pearce 6 

Southampton    ..  Atherley  and  Fall 4!) 

Southampton.. ..  NalionalProvincIBank  of  Eng!and47 

Southwell Wylde  and  Co 49 

Southwold Harveys'  and  Hudsons'' — William 

A.  Thom|)Son,  agent 34 

Spalding     Garfit,  Claypons'  &  Garfit — Moses 

Martell,  aaent -.50 

Spalding Stamford,  Spalding  and    Boston 

Banking   Company  (Branch)  — 
George  Bugg,  manager 4 


Town.  Firm,  and  ref.  to  London  Huvker.i. 

Spalding National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land  Thomas    Betham     Scar- 

boroHgh,   manager CS 

Spilsby    Garfit,  Claypons' &  Gartit— Wm 

Willows,  manager 50 

Spilsby    Liiirolii  &   Linds.y  Banking   Co. 

(Branch)— Eli  Hall,  manager— .55 

Spilsby    Stamford,  Spalding   and    Boston 

Banking    CoMi|)any Alexander 

\Vils()n,  tnaiiagei- 4 

Stafford Manchester  and  Liverpool  District 

Banking  Company   (Branch)  — 

Jonas  Pilling,  manaiier 64 

Stafford Stevenson,  Salts'  and  Webb 68 

Staines    Thomas  Henry, Charles  Frederick 

and  Skidmore  Ashby   7G 

Stalybpidge    Manchester  and  Liverpool  District 

Hanking  Compny(B.)— Richard 

t)ck  leshaw,  manager 64 

Stamford    Stamford,   Spalding  and    Boston 

Banking   Company Orlando 

Edmonds,  manager 4 

Stamford    Eaton,  Cayley  «!v:  Co 50 

Stamford    Northatnp'ioiishire  Banking  Co. — 

Robert  Sandall,  manager 46 

Stewarton Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.) 31 

Stewarton Ayrshire  Banking  Company  (B.)  76 

Steyning Henty,  Upptiton  and  Oliver  (B.)  49 

Stirling Bank  of  Scotland  (B.) 19 

Stirling Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.j31 

Stirling Clydesdale  Banking  Con)pany(B.)  1 

Stirling National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..31 

Stirling  Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.) 36 

Stirling Edinburgh  &  GlaseowBank(B.)..  76 

Stockport Manchester  &  Liverpool  District 

Banking  Company  (B.) — Wil- 
liam Rhind,  manager 64 

Stockport Bank  of  S'ockport 41 

Stockton lonathan  Backhouse  and  Co.  (B. )  4 

Stockton Darlington  District    Joint  Stock- 
Banking  Company  (B.) — Wm. 

Wilson  Child,  manager  4 

Stockton. NalionalProvincialBankofEnglnd 

(B.) — William  Skin  tier, nianagr  46 

Stoke-on-Trent.  .William  Moore  (Branch)    31 

Stokesley   Darlington  District  BankingCoin- 

pany  (Branch) — George    Thos. 

Hutchinson,  agent 4 

Stokesley   NationalProvincialBankofEnglnd 

(B.) — Richd.R. Burgess, managr  46 

Stone William  Moore 31 

Stonehaven    ....  Aberdeen  Tovvn&CountyBnk  (B.)47 

Stonehaven   ....  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..' 19 

Stonehaven North  of  Scotland  Banking  Co.. .    4 

Stony  Stratford..  Bartlett,  Parrott,  Heme  &  Parrott 

(Branch    of    Buckingham) 

Cattell  Hudson,  manager 54 

Stony  Stratford..  London  and  County  Joint-Stock 

Banking  Company 44 

Stornaway National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..3l 

Stourbridge  ....  Rulfords'  and  Wragge 31 

Stourbridge   Bate  and  Robins  (Old  Bank) .50 

Stourbridge  ....Stourbridge    and    Kidderminster 
Banking  Coinpy. — John  Amery, 

manager  64 

Stow  on  the  Wold  Gloucestershire  BankingC^o.  (B.)50 
Stowmarket  , . . .  Oakes,    Bevan    and     Co. — John 

George  Halt,  agent   4 

Strabane Belfast  Banking  Company  (B.)..24 

Sirabane Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.).66 

Stranraer   British  Linen  Company  (B.)....64 

Stranraer   Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (M.) 31 

Stranraer Edinburgh  &  Glasgow  Bank  (B.)..  73 

Stratford  on  AvonStourbiidge    and    Kiddernrmstor 
Banking  Company    (Blanch)  — 
Edmund  Darby  Ford,  manager.  64 
Stratford  on  Avon  Warwick  &  lA-amiimton  Banking 
Co.  (B.) — John  Hai(ly.inanager33 

Strathaven Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)  ..31 

Strathaven Bank  of  Scotland  (li.) 19  and  64 

Strichen North  of  Scotland  BankinyCo.(B. )  4 

Slromness National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)..31 

Stroud Gloucestershire  Banking  Co.  (B.)41 

Stioud County  of  Gloucester  Bank  (B)  41 


BANKERS. 


Tontt.  Firm,  nnd  re/,  to  London  Bankers. 

Sturminsier N;i»inn^ll'rinjiiclliank  of  lin!,'laiid47 

Sturminster U.  H.  &  H.  Williams 7(i 

Sudbury Oakcs,  IJevaii,  !Mi)ore  &  Hevan. .   4 

Sudbury Alexaiidcis  and  Co. —  William  D. 

Kin,i,'&  Jonailian  Grubl),  agents  0 
Sunderland    W.  J.  Lanibt^m  and  Co— J.  S.  Ro- 
binson, airent 4 

Sunderland  .. ..  NorthunibeiUnd  &  Durham  Dis- 
trict Banhin^  Company — Hep- 
burn 'rimmpson,  uianaL'er  ....    4 

Sunderland    Joint  Stfick  Bank— Thos. Brown  & 

Hill  Parker, niaiiauincdirectors^il 

Swaffham Gurneys'  &  Co.  (Branch)— Robert 

Ripp-  r,  agent 4 

Swaffham   Kast  of  Kngland  Banking  Compy. 

—  Hy.  FraniliiighainDay,  inangr.4C 

Swanage R.  R.  &  H.  William^ 7G 

Swansea Bank  of  Kngland  (lirancl.) 1 

Swansea Glainoraaniliire  Banking  Co.  (B.)4] 

Swindon Strange,  Strange  and  Co ."^lO 

Swindon North  Wilts  Banking  Company. .  2(j 

Swinrlon County  of  Gloucester  Bank    (B.)50 

Tadcaster  Vork  Union  Banking  Coniiiy.  (B.) 

—  Daniel  Cameron,  ag(  nt    ..  ..'A\ 

Tain    BritiilW^inen  Conii)any  (B.)   (!4 

Titin    Commercial  Bankof  Scotland (B.) 41 

Tain Noitli  of  Scot  land  Ban  kingCo.(B.)  4 

Tallow    National  B;ink  of  Iieland  (B.)..    G 

Taniworth National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land (Branch)— Jas.-M'Taiigart, 
manager  46 

Tanderagee    Belfast  Bankinti  Company  (B.). .  24 

Tarland Abeideen  Banking  Company  (B.)  ;51 

Tarland Ninth  of  Scotland  BankingCo  (li.)  4 

Taunton. Stnckeys'  Banking  Company  . . . .  6'0 

Taunton Henry  '&  Robert  Badcock   5!) 

Taunion West  of  England  and  South  Wales 

District  Bank  (B.) 31 

Tavistock   Gill  and  Rundle (i 

Tavistock   Devoii&CornwallBankingCo.(B.)  4 

Teii;nniouth Watts,  Wbiteway  &  Mortimer  ..76 

Teignmouth National ProvinclBank  ofEni;lan(l47 

Tenbury Ludlow  &  Tenbury  Bank — Henry 

Wbittall,  manager 6' 

Tenterden Curieis,  Crouglitoii  and  Co.  (B.)  77 

Tenterden London  and  County  Joint-Stock 

Banking  Con)pany 44 

Tetbury County  ofGloucestcr  Banking  Co.31 

Tewkesbury Leclimere  and  Co GO 

Tewkesbury Gloucestershire  Banking  Co.  (B.)  76 

Tewkesbury  ....  Ciieltenham  and  Gloucestershire 

Banking  Company 46 

Thame  London  &  Comity  Bank — Alfred 

.Self,  manager 44 

Thame  Ayle.sbury    Old    Bank Thomas 

Stone,  agent   54 

Thetfoid Bury&SulTolk  Bank   (Branch)  — 

John  Jnler,  agent 4 

Thetford    Harveys' and  Hnd.sons'  (Branch) 

— Thomas  Ricliaidson,  agent... 'M 
Thirsk     Jonathan    Backhouse   and    Co. — 

William  Starbnck,  manager   ..    4 
Thirsk    York  Union  Banking  Co.   (B.)— 76 

William  Hawkswell,  manager. .  56 
Thirsk Yorkshiie  Banking  Company  (B.) 

— William  Johnson,  manager. .  ;>[ 

Tiiomastown Tippeiary  Joint-Stock  Bank  (B.) 

Thoinbury Rolph,  Yates  and  Parslow M 

Thome   Sir  William  Bryan  Cooke  &  Co. 

(B.)— Joseph  Ricliaidson, agent  19 
Thome   Yoikshire  Banking  Compy.  (B.) 

— Josejih  Fester,  manager  ....  76 

Thornhill   Union  liauk  ..f  Scotland  (B.). .  ...U 

Thra|ist(ine    ....  \"orke  and  Klaiid ,')() 

Thrapstoiie    ....  Daniel  Ycjrke  &;  Co 76 

Thuries Tipperary  Joint-Stock  Bank  (B.;;il 

Tliurles Naiional   Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)..    6 

'I'liurso    Commercial  Bank  ol  Scot  bind  (B  )41 

Thurso   (Caledonian  Ban  king  Com  paiiy(  B.j.'il 

Tillicoultry    Kdinbnru'h  ^iGlisgow  Bank  (B.)  76 

Tipperary 'I'ipperary  Joint-Stock  B^nk  (B.).'')l 

'I'ipperary National  liankof  Iiilaiid(Biancli)  6 

Tiverton Dunsford  and  Barne 4'.) 

Tiverton National  ProvinclBank  of  Englnd  46 


Town.  Finn,  and  ref.  to  Londim  Bankers. 

Tobermory West'-rn  iiank    of  Scotland    (B.)41 

Todmorden   ....  Manchester  and  Liverpool  District 

Banking  Company  (B.)    64 

Tollbridge Thomas  Beeching  and  Soils    50 

Tollbridge London  and  County  Joint  Stock 

Banking  Company  (B.)    44 

Tollbridge  Wells  Thomas  Beeching  and  Sons  ....  50 
Tollbridge  Wells  .Molineu-X,  Whitlield  &  Co.  (B.)  76 
Tonbridge  Wells  London  and  County  Joint  Stock 

Banking  Company  (B.)    44 

Torquay Vivian,  Kitson  and  Co 5 

Torrington    Braginton,  Harding  fk  C'o 76 

Torrington    Natioiiall'rovinclBank  of  Kiiglaiid  46 

Totnes    Devon  &.  Cornwall  Banking  Co  — 

William  Browne,  miiiager. ...    4 

Totnes    Nationall'iovincialBankolKnglniMf) 

Towcester John  and  Samuel  Percival  (B.)..24 

Tralee Bank  of  Ireland  (Branch)..  1  and  11) 

Tralee I'rovincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)..66 

'I'ralee National  Bank  of  Irt-lnnd  (B.)..    (i 

Tredegar    Monmouthsliire  and  Glamoryan- 

sliire  Banking  Company  (B.)..47 

Tring Thomas  Butcher  and  Sou    26 

Troon Hunters  &  Co.  (ot  Ayr)  .'Ha 

Troon Ayrshire  Banking  Ciiiniiany  (B.)  76 

Troon Union  Bank  of  Scoilmd  (ij.) .'il 

'I'lowbiidge   Wilts  &  Dorset  Banking  Company  46 

Trowbridge   ....  North  Wilts  Banking  Company  . .  26 

Truro Tweedy,  Williams  &  Co '. . .  54 

Truro Ricketis,  Enlhoven  tk  Co.  (Truro 

Bank)   M 

Truro Willyams  &  Co.  (Minei.^'  Bank).  49 

Tuam National  Bank  of  Iieland  (B.)..    6 

Tiiilamoie Bank  of  Ireland  (Branch). .  1  anil  I!) 

Turriff'. Commercial  Bank  orScotland(B.)41 

Turriff    North  of  Scotland   Banking   Co. 

(Branch) 4 

Turriff    Aberdeen  Banking  Company  (B.)3I 

Tuxford Nottingham  and  Nottingliainshire 

Banking  Co.  (Biancli) 46 

Ulverstoiie Petty  and  Postlethwaite 50 

Ulverstone Lancaster  Banking  Company  (B.) 

— Satterthwaite  &  Ja(kso"n,agis  4 
L'ppingham    ....Stamford,    Spalding  and  Boston 
Banking   Company  (Branch)  — 
William  Armstrong,  mannger. .   4 

Uppingham    ....  Eaton,  Cayley  and  Miclull 50 

Upton-on-Severn.Tewkesbury   Old    Bank — Gcoige 

Henry  Piercy,  managei' 60 

Usk Rlonmoutlishire  and  Glamorgan- 
shire Banking  Company  (B.)..47 

Uttoxeter Burton,  Uilo.xeter  and  Ashbourn 

Banking  Compy. — John  Cooke, 

manager  60 

Uxbridge Hull,  Smith  and  Co 31 

Ventnor National  Provincial  Bank    46 

Wainfleet   Stamford,   Spalding  and   Boston 

Banking  Company  (B.)    4 

Wakefield l^eatham,  Tew  and  Co 24 

Wakefield Wakefield  &  Barnsley  Union  Bank 

William  Hay  Dikes,  manager..  31 

Wallingford Wells,  Allnatt  and  Clarke  41 

Wallingford  ....Beik's  Lhiion  Banking  Company.18 

Walsall   Birmingham  Banking  Company — 

Charles  Smith  Forster,manager34 

Wantage Henry  Knapp  and  Co 76 

Wantage Barnes,  iMedley  and  Co 73 

Ware  Samuel  Adams  and  Co 50 

Waie London  and  County  Joint-Stock 

Banking  Company 46 

Warcham  National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land (Braneh)    47 

Wareliam   R.  R.  &  H.  Williams    76 

Warminster  ....  John  Bannister 49 

Warminster  ....  Everett,  Ravenhill  and  Co 4 

Warminster Wills  &  Dorset  Banking  Co.  (B.)46 

Warrington    Parr,  Lyon  &Gieenall    22 

Waiiinglon  ....  Rlanchesterand Liverpool  District 
Banking  Company  (B.) — James 

Clark  Pfitison,  manager 64 

U'arwick     Greenway  and  Greaves    31 

Warwick  Leamington  Priors  and  Warwick- 
shire Banking  Company  (B.)  — 
William  Child,  manager 7fi 


BANKERS. 


7'oM'n.  Firm,  and  re/,  to  London  Ba7ikers. 

Warwick    Warwick  &  Leamington  Banking 

Co. — Ht-nry  8nnimerficld,niiigr.3.'? 

VVaterford Bank  of  Ireland  ( Branch). .  1  and  IK 

Wateiford National  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)..   (i 

Waterford Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.). .  (,(i 

Watlington Berks  Union  Banking  Co.  (Branch 

of    Wallingford)-^ — Alexander 

Gait,  manager 46 

Watton  Hal veys'  &  Hudson.s'  (Branch)  — 

Benjamin  Cliastou     34 

Wedneshiiry Samuel  Addison  and  Son    4!) 

Welchpool Beck,  Downward,  Scarth  &  Beck .50 

Weichpool North  &  Soulh  Wales  Bank  (B.)4(; 

Wellingborough.. Northamptonshire    Union    Bank 

(Brancli) — Wm.Rubbra,managr24 
Wellinglwrougli.. Northamptonshire  Banking  Co. — 

Alficd  Hollisj^er,  manager  ....4(5 
WeHington(Salop)Shropshirc  Banking  Com  i)any(B.) 

— Geo.  Alexander  Martin,  mngr.li.'? 
Wellington  (Soin)Stuckeys'  Banking  Company  ....  (iO 

Wellington (Som.) Fox  Brothers 2(1 

Wells Stuckcys'  Banking  Company  . . . .  tiO 

Wells West  of  England  &  South  Wales 

District  Banking  Company  ....  31 
Wem    National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land (Blanch) John  Daniel 

Lloyd,  manager 47 

Wenlock Coopers'  and  Purton 76 

WesiBromwich..  Dudley  &  West  Bromwich  Bank- 
inu  Compy.  (Branch) — Charles 
Edward  ^lolineu.K,  manager   ..76 
Weston suprMareStuckevs'  Banking  Company  ....    6 

Wcstport   Bank  of    Ireland  (B.)-A.  &  G. 

Glendining,  agents 1  and  10 

Wcstport    National  Bank  of  Iieland  (B.)..   G 

Wetherby Knaresborough &  ClaroBaiikg Co.  4 

Wetherby  Yorkshire    District    Bank — John 

Ridsdale,  manager 76 

Wexford Bank   of  Ireland    (B.)— Richard 

Hore,  agent   1 

Wexford National  i3ank  of  Ireland  (B.)  — 

William     Henry      Coppinger, 

manager 6 

Wexford Provincial  Bauk  of  Ireland  (B.)  — 

Samuel  Johnson,  manager ....  66 

Weymouth Eliot  &  Pearce 76 

Weymouth R.  R.  &  H .  Williams    76 

Whitby  Simpson,  Chapman  and  Co 4 

Whitby  York  City  &  County  Bank  (B.)  — 

W.  H.  Cramp,  manager 6 

Whitchurcli(Salop)National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land (B.)George  Corser,  mangr. 
Whitchurch(Salop)\Vhitchurch&EllesmereBankgCo.48 

VVhiteburn    City  of  Glasgow  Bank  (B.) 64 

Whitehaven  ....  Joint-Stock  Company— JolinWal- 

las,  manager  60 

Whitehaven   Bank     of     Whitehaven— Stanley 

Dodgson,  manager 56 

Whithorn Edinburgh  &  GlasgowBank(B.). .  73 

Whithorn National  Bank  of  Scotland  (B.)  .  19 

Whittlesey Gurneys',  Birkbeck  &  Peckovers* 

(B.)  James  Ainger,  agent   4 

Whittle.sev National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land (B.) 47 

Wick   Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  (B. 141 

VTick   Aberdeen  Town  and  County  Bank 

(Branch) 47 

Wicklow    London  &  Dublin  Bank  (Branch) 

— Alex.  Stewart,  manager 33 

Wigan Thomas  Woodcock  &  Sons   4 

Wigan Manchesterand  Liverpool  District 

Banking  Co.    (B.) — Lawrence 

Adamson,  manager 64 

Wigton  Cumberland   Union  Bank  (B.)  — 

John  Todd,  agent 4 

Wigton  Carlisle  and  Cumberland  Joint- 
Stock      Banking      Company — 

Samuel  Rigg,  agent 34 

Wigton Bank  of  Whitehaven  (B.)— Wm. 

Lazonby,  agent 56 

Wigtown    British  Linen  Company  (B.) ....  64 

Wigtown    Edinburgh &Glasgow Bank (B.)..  73 

Wimborne National  and   Provincial  Bank  of 

England  (B.) 47 

Wimborne Wilts  &  Dorset  Banking  Compy.  .46 

Wimborne R,  R.  &  H.  Williams    76 


Winchester 
Winchcister. 
Winchester 

Windsor 

Winslow. . .. 

Wirksworih 
Wisbeach   ., 


Woodhridge 
Wood  bridge 

Woodbridge 


,,,.  Town.  I'irm,andref.  to  London  Bankers. 

.Vincanton Stuckcys'  Banking  Company 60 

„,....„  Wicliham,Mant,  Bailey  JkJesMtt  31 

Bulpttt,  .Mnlcock  &  Duuu 4 

Deane,  Littkhales  &  Dcanc    . . . .'76 

Neiile  Rcid  &  Co 75 

BucUiiighain  Bank   (Bianchj— — 

John  King,  manager 

Richard  Arkwright  *  Co ".'.64 

Gurneys',  Biikheck  &  Peckovers'  4 
Wisbeach   National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land (Branch)— Robt,  Johnston, 

tiKinager gf, 

Wishaw British  Linen  Company  (B.)         64 

Witham Mills,  Bawtree  &  Co.  (B  )  "  M 

Witney    John  William  Clinch  &  Co f.O 

Witney    London  and  County  Joint-Stock 

liankingCo.— Hy.Stroni;,mngr.44 

Wivehscombe    ..William  Hancock  lV  Son.. 41 

Wolverhampton..  William  Fleeming  Fryer.. .... ! .  66 

Wolverhampton.. Holyoake,  Goodricke  &  Hoiyoake31 
Wolverhampton. .Wolverhampton  and  Staffordshire 

Banking    Company Josiah 

Wiley,  manager   7(J 

Wolveihampton.  .Bilston  District  Banking  Company 
—  I'liomas  Grillin,  manager. ...  31 

.Mexaiideis'  &  Co g 

National  PiovinclBank  of  England 

Meadows  &  Brooke,  nianagers.47 
Bacon,  Cobbold  &  Co.— Gross  & 

Thoiijpson,  manngers   31 

Woodstock Gillett  &  Tavvney  (B.)- Morris  & 

Wing,  managers 31 

Woolwich London  and  County  Joint  Stock 

Banking  Company  (B.;   44 

Wootton  Bassett.  Wilts  &  Doiset  Banking  Compy.  46 
Wootton  Bassett.  North  Wilts  Banking  Company.  .26 
Wootton-und-EdgeNational  Provincial  Bankof  Eng- 

.  lHnd(B.) .^.33 

Worcester ratley.     Lavender,     Owen     and 

Gutch  (Worcester  Bauk) 60 

Worcester Berwick,  Lechmere  &  Isaac  (Old 

Bank)   60 

Worcester NationalProvincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land—  Henry  Aldrick,  jun.  mgr.66 
Worcester Worcester  City  &  County  Bank- 
ing Company ' 44 

Woikington CuinherlandUnionBaiikingCo.dV.) 

— Charles  Brown,  manager.. ..    4 

Worksop    Sir  W.  B.  Cooke,  Bart.,  Veinon, 

Walker  and  Jackson- Thomas 

Webster,  agent  19 

Worksop Nottingham   &   Nottinghamshire 

Banking    Company  (Branch)  — 

Robert  Carr,  agent    46 

Worksop ....  Yoi  kshire  Banking  Companv.  ...76 

Wortliing  Henty,  Upperton  tk  Co.  ...'. 49 

Wrexham North  and  South  VVales  Bank ..  46 

Wrexham National     Provincial     Bank      of 

England  (Branch) QQ 

Wycombe John  &  Charles  Simonds  (Branch 

of  Reading—  open  on  Friday) . .  76 

Wycombe Robei  t  Wheeler  &  Son    77 

Yarmouth Gurneys',  Turner  &  Bi  ightwen  . .    4 

Yarmouth Sir  Edward  Knowles  La'con,  Bart. 

Lacons,  Youell  &  Co 31 

Yarmouth East  of  England  Bank  (Branch)  — 

George  William  Holmes,  agent.46 

Yarmouth NationalProvinelBank  of  England 

Robert  Stewart,  manager    ....  47 

Yeovil Edmund  &  John  Batten 4 

Yeovil Stuckey's  Banking  Company ....  60 

Yeovil Wilts  and  Dorset  Banking  Com- 
pany (Branch)  46 

York    Swann,    Clough,    Swanns'    and 

Clough 31 

York   City  &  County  Banking  Company 

— Robert  Barnes,  manager. ...    6 
York    ., Union  Banking  Company — Bar- 
tholomew Thomas  Wilkinson, 

manager 31 

York   Yorkshire    Banking    Company — 

Matthew  Murray,  manager. ...  76 

Youghal Bank  of  Ireland  (Branch)— Thos. 

John,  manager  1  andl 

Youghal   Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  (B.)  — 

James  Gray,  manager CO 


JOHNSON,  CABHELL  &  CO. 
CYCLOPS 


SHEFFIELD; 

UTo.  19,  Oreat  Oeor^e  fitreet,  urestminster. 


laiii 


AND 


No.   100,   WILLIAM  STREET, 

NEW   YORK, 

Respectfully  solicit  Manufacturers^  Merchants,  and  Con- 
sumers generally,  to  inspect  the  various  operations  at  their 
Works  as  above,  and  the  extensive  Assortment  of  Patterns 
at  their  London  and  New  York  Houses. 

1  ( 1 ) 


[9fi£  OT£B. 


JOHNSON,  GAHHELL  &  CO. 

MANUFACTURERS  &  MERCHANTS, 

ElMF©mi'IiIB>^    ©If 
THE  MOST  CELEBRATED  BRANDS  OF 


rti^Ci*5^l 


AND  OTHER 


FOREIGN   IRONS,' 

PECl'LIARiy  ADIPTED  FROM  THE  PUIIIH  OF  THEIR  ORE 


FOR 


U  HICH  ARE 


CARBONIZED,  CONVERTED,  MELTED  AND  REFINED 


AT  THE 


CYCLOPS 


^^    ^<^ 


^ 


P 


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(  2) 


SAVILLE  STREET  VIEW  OF 
CYCLOPS  STEEL  WORKS, 

SHEFFIELD. 


JOHNSON,  GAnnELL  &  GO. 

Have  availed  themselves  of  every  Improvement,  and  of  all  the  Facilities  of  Railway 
Transit,  enabling  them,  combined  with  their 

FORGES,  TILTS  &  ROLLING  MILLS, 

.  TO  PRODUCE  THEIR  RENOWNED  AND  UNIVERSALLY  APPROVED 


Viz.  Cemented  Blister  (J)  and  other  Bar,  Double 
Refined  Cast  Steel,  Warranted  Double  Shear 
Steel,  Improved  Prepared  Elastic  Spring  Steel, 
in  Plane,  Concave,  Double  Concave,  and  Patent 
Ribbed  Plates  or  Bars,  and 
EVERY    OTHER    DESCRIPTION    OF    STEEL. 


USED  FOR 


MACHINERy,ENGINEERING,LOCOMOTIVE 


law. 


AND 


r<^ 


(      3       ) 


[see  over. 


OF 


CYCLOPS  STEEL  WORKS, 
SHEFFIELD. 


JOHNSON,   GAMMELL   &  CO 

MANUFACTURERS    OF 

For  Ijocoiiiotive  IBng^ines,  Tenders,  Railiray  Carriag^es 
and  H^ag^g^ons :  viz.  Bearings,  Buffings,  Spiral,  Patent  Boir* 
Klliptic,    llisc,   and  every  description  of  8pring;^s  in  use. 

In  this  Department  the  Proprietors  respectfully  invite  Consumers  to  visit 
their  Works,  and  inspect  the  Machinery  they  have  erected  for  producing  exactness 
and  uniformity. 

VICES,    HAMMERS,    SMITH'S 


RAILWAY   COUPLING    SCREWS, 

AND  ALL  USES  IN  STEEL  AND  IRON 


FOR 


(  4) 


JOHNSON,  CAMMELL  8c  CO. 


MAMi[r:[rACJ^ioris]ii?i§  qw 


F  I  IiB 


ON     SCIENTIFIC     AND     PECULIAR     PRINCIPLES 

PRODUCING  THEIR 

IMPROVED  AND  CELEBRATED  QUALITY, 

ENGINEERING  AND  RAILWAY  WORLD. 


THE  NOW  UNIVERSALLY  ADOPTED 

CURVILINEAR  TANGED  FILES, 


Registered  Wo.  665. 


^©ILIi  MASfWFA(S^IDimiiIEg  ©IF  ^11131 
CONTINUOUS  TOOTH   CONCAVE  AND  CONVEX  FILES; 

FOR   WHICH 

The  MEDAL  of  the  Scottish  Society  of  Arts  and  Manufactures 
was  awarded,  Registered  No. 


J.  C.  &  Co.  beff  to  observe,  that  in  the  Hardening-  and  Tempering  of  FILES,  they  have 
adopted  such  decidedly  superior  principles  as  to  retain  and  fix  in  the  Steel  tlie  greatest 
possible  amount  of  Carbon,  ascertained  by  considerable  research  and  numerous  experiments  ia 
Chemical  Science,  aided  by  those  safe  and  invaluable  guides,  long  practice  and  great  experience. 

IN  THE  SEVERAL  DEPARTMENTS  OF  THEIR  VARIOUS  MANUFACTrRES 

THS  OTCIaOPS   STEBIi   VTORKS  STAND    UNRIVAZaI*BD. 

(5) 


NORWICH    UNION 


SOCIETY. 

ESTABLISHED    1797. CAPITAL    £550,000. 

PRINCIPAL  OFFICES: 
SXTBRB'Sr   STREET,    NORWICH; 

LONDON-  -6,  Crescent,  New  Bridge  street,  Blackfriars  ; 

DUBLIN 2,  College-green  ;  I  BIRMINGHAM   -Bennett's  HUl ; 

EDINBURGH   •  •  •  Prince's  street ;  i  BRISTOL-  Corn  street,Exchange  ; 
LIVERPOOL  •  • .  -Exchange  street ;  i  EXETER High  street. 

DIRECTORS: 

President— ANTHONY  HUDSON,  Esq. 
Vice-President— GEORGE  MORSE,  Esq. 

TIMOTHY  STEWARD,  Esq. 

GEORGE  DURRANT,  Esq. 

R.  J.  H.  HARVEY,  Esq. 

Sir  WILLIAM  FOSTER,  Bart. 

H.  S.  PATTESON,  Esq. 


Major-Gen.  Sir  R.  J.  HARVEY,  c,  b. 
CHARLES  EVANS,  Esq.,  Chancellor  of  the 

Diocese  of  Norwich. 
EDWARD  STEWARD,  Esq. 
LEWIS  EVANS,  Esq.,  m.d. 
THOMAS  BLAKISTON,  Esq.,  r.  n. 


Secretary— SAMUEL  BIGNOLD,  Esq.,  Surrey  street,  Norwich. 


Insurances  are  granted  by  this  Society,  at  the  same  Rates  as  other  OfBces, 
on  Buildings,  Goods,  Merchandise  and  Effects  ;  Ships  in  Port,  Harbour  or  Dock  ; 
from  Loss  or  Damage  by  Fire,  in  any  part  of  the  United  Kingdom  of  Great 
Britain  and  Ireland. 

It  is  provided  by  the  constitution  of  the  Society,  that  the  Insured  shall  he 
free  from  all  responsibility  ;  and  to  guarantee  the  engagements  of  the  Office,  a 
Fund  of  iG550,000«  has  been  subscribed  by  a  numerous  and  opulent  Proprie- 
tary.    Returns  of  Profits  are  periodically  made  to  parties  insuring. 

This  Institution  ranks  the  First  Provincial  Office  in  tlie  Kingdom^ 
and  third  in  the  general  total  insured.  This  position  has  been  attained  solely  by 
its  own  merits,  the  business  having  steadily  increased  to  the  present  amount; 
whilst  that  of  its  two  seniors  (having  each  the  advantage  of  many  years'  priority 
of  establishment)  have  been  swelled  to  their  present  magnitude  by  ingrafting 
numerous  smaller  Offices  (with  considerable  local  interest  attached)  upon  them. 

The  henefls  to  he  derived  by  the  Public  from  Insurance  against  Loss  hy 
Fire  are  so  great  and  numerous^  when  compared  with  its  trifling  cost,  as  to 
render  it  an  imperative  duty  on  every  one  to  avail  themselves  of  the  protection 
afforded  by  this  Institution,  against  the  destructive  ravages  of  Fire,  which,  in 
a  few  moments,  may  lay  waste  the  fruits  of  a  whole  life  of  industry. 

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NORWICH    UNION 

LIFE   INSURANCE   SOCIETT. 


INSTITUTED  1808, 


The  Capital  Invested  exceeds  £2,000,000.  Sterling. 

PATRONS : 


His  Grace  the  Duke  of  Cleveland,  K.O. 
The  Ri^ht  Hon.  the  Earl  »f  Orford, 


The  Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Rosebert,  K.T. 
The  Right  H«u.  Lord  Saltoun,  Sic  &c. 


TRUSTEES : 


The  Right  Hon.  Lord  Stafford. 
The  Rev.  Sir  Henry  Rivers,  Bart. 
Sir  Henry  Jardine,  K.R. 
Edmond  Wodehouse,  Esq.,  M.P. 
Edward  W.  Martin,  Esq. 


The  Rev.  Arthur  Cayley. 
Robert  John  Harvey  Harvey,  Elsq. 
W-.  J.  Utten  Browne,  Esq. 
John  Skipper,  Esq. 
Roger  Kerrison,  Esq. 


DIRECTORS: 


Major-Cen.  Sir  Rt.  J.  Harvey,C.B. President- 
Jons  Wright,  Esq.  \  yif.e.Pre^idenU 
Lewis  Evans,  Esq.,  M.  D.  / '^*''^^'^^*"'^"'*' 


Timothy  Steward,  Esq, 
George  Durrant,  Esq. 
James  Winter,  Esq. 


^tcrttarj)  :  I  Sktuarg: 

Samuel  Bignold,  Esq.  I  Richard  Morgan,  Esq> 

CreagiirtviS : 
East  of  England  Banking  Company.  Messrs.  Harveys  and  Hudson. 

^olict'tor^ : 
Messrs.  Field  and  Bignold. 

fCutfitorjS : 
Mr.  EA€iiJE  Willett.  Mr.  Anthony  Bailey.  Mr.  James  R.  Hardy. 

This  Society  has  now  been  Established  upwards  of  Forty  Years,  its  governing  principles 
beingthose  of  Mutual  Assurance  ;  and  it  has  paid  to  the  representatives  of  Four  Thousand 
deceased  Members,  upwards  of  ^3,000,000  sterling,  in  addition  to  which  nearly  One  Million 
has  been  assigned  by  way  of  Bonuses.  The  Capital  of  this  Society,  for  meeting  existing 
engagements,  exceeds  Two  Millions  sterling,  and  is  almost  wholly  invested  on  Real  and 
Goveransent  Securities.  There  is  no  Proprietary  to  divide  with  the  Assured  the  Profits 
of  the  Institution,  which  are  therefore  periodically  assigned  in  additions  made  to  the  sums 
assured  on  all  Policies  for  the  whole  duration  of  Life,  in  proportion  to  the  amount  of  Premium 
paid.  From  the  30th  Jane,  1848,  to  the  same  date  in  1849,  470  New  Policies  were  taken  out, 
being  an  increase  of  sixty-nine  upon  tiie  year,  a  number  strongly  demonstrating  the  public 
confidence  in  this  Society. 

Agents  are  established  in  all  the  principal  towns  in  England,  Scotland,  and  Ireland. 


IThe  Jbllotving  List  of  existing  Policies  exhibits  the  aggregate  amount  of  Bonus  assigned  to  each, 
including  the  Bonus  declared  at  the  General  Meeting  held  the  29th  of  June,  1847. 


No.  of 

Sum 

Bonus 

No.  of 

Sum 

Bonus 

No.  of 

Sum 

Bonus 

Policy. 

Assured 

attached. 

Policy. 

Assured. 

attached. 

Policy. 

Assured. 

attached. 

73 

aesoo 

36205    6    4 

421 

ae600 

^£353  16    0 

870 

^eioo 

^58  18     5 

92 

500 

392    6    4 

526 

600 

391     6     1 

935 

100 

57  12    4 

147 

100 

55    8    8 

598 

100 

54    3    7 

1094 

1000 

597  17    4 

170 

1000 

573    1    6 

751 

1000 

593  17    7 

1235 

2000 

1124  19    3 

246 

600 

325  14     1  ! 

864 

499 

290    8  U 

1444 

1000 

685  15     7 

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-T^.^-;:^  ^^•'^M 


DURRANT'S 

NORFOLK   HOTEL, 

NORWICH. 

FAHILT  &  COHMERCIAL  HOTEL, 

AND    GENERAL 

COACHING    AND    POSTING 


OMNIBUSES    TO    AND    FROM     EVERY    TRAIN. 


POST   HORSES,    CHAISES   AND   FLYS 

Always  ready  at  the  Station. 


PRIVATE    OMNIBUSES 

TO  CONVEY  FAMILIES  TO 

CROMER,  MUNDESLEY,  &c 

ON   THE   SHORTEST   NOTICE. 

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GENERAL 

HAIL  STORM  INSURANCE  SOCIETY. 

iwiiiB  mmi  wwiis  i  Ioim 

Head  Office,  Fisher's'Iane,  St.  Giles%  Norwich. 

The  Right  Hon.  the  EAIU.  of  LEICESTER,  Loid  Lieutenant  of  Norfolk. 


The  Duke  of  Norfolk. 
The  Karl  of  Albemarle. 
The  Earlof  Abekgavknny. 


S.  BiGNOLD,  Esq. 

John  Wrjght,  Ei«q. 

John  Skipper,  Esq. 

F.  J.  Blake,  Esq. 

Bankers 
Secretary 


The  Lord  Stapi-ohd. 
Tlie  Lord  Bavnino. 
The  EaildfOui-ORD. 
And  many  other  Gentlemen  of  tlie  highest  stuuding. 

l3utctorsf. 

Roger  Kekrjson,  Esq. 
C.  J.  Palmer,  Esq. 
John  Cdllicy,  Esq. 
Thomas  Salter,  Esq. 


The  Lord  Walsincuam. 
The  Lord  Coluounf.. 


James  Nrave,  Esq. 

John  Cann,  Esq. 

J.  H.  Barnard,   Esq. 

John  K.  Gooch,  Esq. 
Messrs.  Gurnevs  &  Birkbeck. 
Charles  Suckling  Gilman,  Eso. 


Profits  divided  every  Five  Years  ^esrith  the  Insured.    Bonus  of  50  per  Cent,  in  18S0. 

{lumcdiate  payment  in  case  of  Loss,  a',  the  current  Market  Price  of  the  week. 
The  Rates  of  Insurance  carefully  calculated  from  the  experience  of  many  yeais,  are  fixed  at  Uie 
lowest  possible  amount,  having  due  regard  to  the  .safety  of  the  Office,  and  the  Security  of  the  Insured,  viz. 
Wheat,  under  Four  quarters,  per  acre '6d.  ;  Four  quarters  and  upwards  8d. 
Barley,  under  Five  quarters,  peracreSd,  ;  Five  quarteisand  upwards  8d. 
Oats,  under  Six  quarters  per  acre,  6d. ;  Six  quarters  and  upwards  8d. 
Rye,  Peas,  and  Beans,  the  same  rates  as  Wheat. 
TARES,  I  CRNIPS,  POTATOES,  MANGEL,  BEET,  AND  CLOVER  FOR  HAY,  Is.  PER  ACRE. 
Carrots,  2s.  6d.  per  .Here.  Seeds,  by  Special  Agreement. 

fjilass  in  CiireenhouseS)  &c.  from  20s.  per  Cent. 
Agents  will  be  appointed  in  those  Towns  in  England  wiiere  none  are  already  acting  for  the  Society. 


SUBANCE  SOCIETY 


Ouarantec  Fund  £50,000,  in  Shares  of  £10.  each. 

JAMES  NEAVE,  Wyniondham,   Chairman. 
STEPHEN  GOOCH,  Honingham,  Deputy  Chuirman. 


BARNABAS  BOND,  Albureh. 
JOHN  CANN,  Wymondham. 
JOHN  COOK.  Twaite. 
CHARLES  ETHEREDGE,  Starston. 
JOHN  KERR  GOOCH,   luddenham. 
JOHN  HOVVLE'lT.  Bowthorpe. 
ANTHONY  VV.  IRELAND,  Guestwick. 
Trustees.— SiK  WILLIAM  FOSTER,  Bart. 
Bankers. — M  essrs 


GIBBS  H.  MURRELL,  Stirlingham. 
EDMUND  OLDFIELD,  Fouldeu. 
THOMAS  SALTEK,  Attleburgh. 
HENRY  SMITH,  Gunton, 
JOSEPH  TAYLOR,  Bvlaugh. 
JOHN  UTTING,  Stanninglial!. 
ROBERT  WOODS,  Thurgarton, 
J.  H.  GURNEY.  Esq.       SAMUEL  BIGNOLD,  Es^, 
GURNEYS  &  BIRKBECK. 
Secretary.— C  S.  GILMAN,  Solicitor,  Norwicli. 
The  principal  object  of  this  Society  is  to  insure  the  owners  of  Cattle  against  loss  in  case  of 
death,  whether  resulting-  from  disease  or  accident,  and  not  limiting:  the  loss  to  cases  of  pleuro- 
pneumonia alone.     No  Veterinary  Inspection  necessary  previous  to  Insurance. 
Neat  Stock  (over  18  Months  old).  Insured  against  any  Disease  or  Accident. 

For  Twelve  Months. 

Where  the  Cost  price  or  value  at  the  time  of  Insurance  do  not  exceed  £7.  per  head.  One 
Shilling  in  the  Pound.  Exceeding  £7-  Nine-pence  in  the  Pound,  except  Cows,  Bulls,  and 
Working  Oxen  (limited  to  ^'12.  each),  which  will  be  charged  One  Shilling  in  the  Pound. 

For  £ight  Months. 

Exceeding  the  value  of  £\2.  per  head.     Seven-pence  in  the  Pound. 

No  Neat  Stock  insured  under  £5.  value.  Nor  where  under  £12.  for  a  less  term  than 
Twelve  Months.  In  Case  of  IjOSS. 

The  Society  makes  good  to  the  Assured  the  full  value  at  which  the  animal  was  Insured  together 
with  a  bonus  of  3620.  per  Cent,  on  the  amount  of  Salvage,  except  in  cases  of  pleuro-pneumonia, 
wlien  a  deduction  of  ^"10.  per  Cent,  will  be  made  from  the  amount  payable  to  the  Assured. 

All  losses  to  be  ascertained  and  settled  as  soon  as  possible. 
Any  further  information  can  be  obtained  at  the  Office  of  the  Society,  Fishers'  Lane,  St.  Giles'  Street,  Norwich, 
where  all  applications  for  Agencies  may  be  made,  gnd  Insurances  effeem. 


2e 


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THE  ESTABLISHMENT  OF  JOHN  CASSELL, 

Is  the  Largest  in  the  Kingdom,  and  the  demand  created  for  his  Coffee  is  wholly  unparalleled^ 
TJiis  has  not  arisen  from  liis  professing  to  send  out  any  new,  peculiarly  "  prepared,"  or  "  patented  "  ai  tide, 
but  simply  from  his  having  placed  within  the  reach  of  all  Kamilies,  Coffees  of  the  world's  finest  growths, 
possessing  riclmess,  mellowness,  and  strength  of  flavour  not  to  l)e  surpassed,  and  at  modtrate  prices.  It  is  <i 
fact  that  wherever  JOHN  CASSELI/S  COFTEKS  are  introduced,  (heir  continued  use  is  secured.  These 
Coffees  aie  made  up  in  sealed  air  tight  p:icka«es,  containing  two  ounces,  rpiarter  and  half  puunds,  and  also  in 
Canisters  containing  one  or  two  pounds  and  to  purvent  iMrosixioN,  every  Pack.ige  or  Canistci  bears  the 
.signature  of  "JOHN  (  ASSELL,"  without  which  none  can  be  genuine.  The  follov\ing  are  the  prices  at 
whidi  they  can  be  obtained  : — 

JOHN  CASSELL'S  COFFEE,  No.  1,  an  excellt-nl  article \s.  Ad. 

JOHN  CASSELL'S  COFFEE.  No.  2,  cannot  failtogivegreat  satisfaction, being  a  ccmi- 

bination  of  the  clioicest  growths  of  Jamaica,  possessini;  richness,  strength  and  flavour    la.  Sd. 
JOHN  CASSELL'S  COFFEE,  No.  .3,  to  every  Connoisseur  in  Coffee  this  will  prove  a 

treat,  combining  the  finest  mountain  growths  of  both  Jamaica  and  Turkey 2s.  Qd. 

IV^HOLESALE    AGENTS: 

Nf.wson  &  Co.,  ^^^gdalene  Street,  Norwich  ;  and  F.  A.  IUchardson,  IJaxter's  Plain,  Lynn;  and  sold  by  at 
least  one  Agent  in  most  Towns  throughout  the  kingdom:  and  appointments  will  be  made  in  those  Towns 

wliere  one  has  not  yet  been  appointed. 

./411  appHcations  for  this  valuable  Agency  to  be  made  direct  to  John  Cassell,  80,  Feiichurch  Street,   London. 

CLASSICAL,  MATHEMATICAL  AND  COMMERCIAL  ACADEMT, 
WOBURN,    BEDFORDSHIRE, 

CONDUCTED  BY 

This  Establisiimi-nt  is  conducted  upon  a  mild  and  persuasive  system;  every  attention  is  i)aid  to  moral  and 
religious  training.  The  |)upils  are  led  to  feel  an  interest  in  learning,  and  no  pins  are  spaied  to  dtvelupe  their 
abilities. 

Thepupilsbave  the  use  of  a  carefully  self  cte  I  Lihiary,  containing  popirlar  work  son  the  Arts  and  Sciences,&c. 

'I'he  p'emises  are  healthily  situated  at  the  entrance  of  the'l'own  of  Woburn,  and  are  within  Two  ftlir.ES 
of  tlie  WoBuuN  Sands  Station,  on  the  London  and  North-Westtrn  Railway. 

The  number  of  Hoarders  is  limited.  The  Domestic  ariangemenis  are  superintended  by  Mrs.  Hf.nrie, 
whose  efforts  are  constantly  directed  towards  improving  the  liabits,  temper  and  maiuiers,  and  in  promoting 
the  comfort  of  the  pupiN. 

Oribography,  Reading,  Writing,  Arithmetic,  Grammar,  Ancient  and  INIodern  History.  Geonrapby,  Mapping, 
Use  of  the  Globes,  Book-keeping,  Geometry,  Mensuration,  Tiigonometry,  Algebra,  the  Frencli  Language, 
Latin  and  Greek  Tongues. 

To  9  Years  of  Atie 20  Guineas. 

From  9  to  12  Years  of  Age 22        „ 

Above  12  Yeais  of  Age    25        „ 

Weekly  Boaiders  £4.  \Qs.  per  Quarter. 

Greek.  French,  Music,  Dra'wing  and  Land  Surveying  on  the  Usual  Terms. 

WASHING  NINE  SHILLINGS  PER  QUARTER. 
Each  Boarder  to  bring  Six  Towels,  Spoon  and  Knife  and  Fork.    A  Quarter's  Notice,  or  a  Quarter's  Payment 

rrqifired previous  to  remocul. 

BY      ROYAL     LETTERS     PATENT. 

THE  PLANTAOENET  GUARD  RAZOR. 

Tins  most  useful  Iiivtntiou  consists  of  a  moveaiile  Giwd  adapted  and  fitted  to  the  ordinary  Razor  in  such  a 
manner,  that  wiien  used  in  the  operation  of  shavine,  it  is  impossiide  for  a  person  tocut  himself,  however 
rapidly  the  Razor  may  he  passed  over  the  face — the  ad>anced  position  of  the  teeth  of  the  Guard  pushing  aside 
the  skill,  while  the  Razor's  edge  removes  the  hearJ. 


PATENTEES3 

No.    22,     CHARING    CROSS,     LONDON- 

Manufacturers  and   Piop.ietors  of  the   l>LANTAGENET  STROP  and   the  VETERINARY   RAZOR,  for 
Shaving  Horses,  and  C.  Stkwaut  &  Co.'s  Razor  Strop  CREAM  and  RENOVATOR. 

Descriptive  Particuiarii  and  Prices  sent  iiost  free. 

Wholesale  and  Expoit  Acents  at  SHEFFIELD,  Me>;MS  JOHN  and  WILLIAM  RAGG,  Nuisery-f.treet. 
The  PLANT AGENET   GUARD   RAZOR   may   be  obtained,  Retail,  of  any   Cutler,    Ironmonger,    Huir- 

dix'sser,  or  Bookseller.  / 

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HOWETT'S 


ROYAI,  HOTEL. 

NORWICH. 

COMMERCIAL  &  FAMILY  HOTEL, 

AND    GENERAL 

COACHING  AND  POSTING 


OMNIBUSES    TO    AND    FROIYI     EVERY    TRAIN. 


POST  horses;  chaises  and  flys 

Always  ready  at  the  Station. 
HCARISS:  A]V]>   MOURM live  CARRIAOEfit. 

PRIVATE    OMNIBUSES 

TO  CONVEY  FAMILIES  TO 

CROMER,  MUNDESLEY^  &c. 

AND  FOR  PRIVATE  FAMILIES  ON  THE  SHORTEST  NOTICE. 


ROYAL   HOTEL, 


LOWESTOFT. 

The  Nobility,  Gentry  and  Visiters  to  this  delightful  Watering  Place,  are 
lespectfully  informed  that  the  above  Hotel  is  now  open,  and  the  arrangements 
in  every  department  will  be  found  to  combine  all  the  improvements  of  the  first- 
rate  London  Houses. 

The  noble  Pier  and  Esplanade  afford  to  Visiters  a  Promenade  unequalled 
in  extent  and  beauty  on  the  Coast. 

HOT,   COLD    AMD  SHOWER   BATHS 

In  the  House,  of  SEA  and  FRESH  WATER,  at  any  Hour. 
BILLIARDS. 


Ziock-ap  Coach  Houses.— Carriages  and  Post  Horses, 

GBORaB  W.  HCWSE,  Proprietor. 


W  .     WISE 

(Prom  HOBY'S,) 


10,  BROAD  STREET,  (Opposite  Baliol  College), 

Begs   respectfully   to   inform  the   Members   of  the   University,    Inhabitants  of 

OXFORD    AND    ITS    VICINITY, 

that  he  has  commenced  business  as  above,  and  hopes  by  strict  attention  to  merit  a 
share  of  their  Patronage  and  support. 

W.  W.  earnestly  solicits  the  Patronage  of  Gentlemen  who  have  had  any 
difficulty  in  getting  well-fitted,  as  the  only  effectual  remedy  (as  well  as  preventative) 
for  Corns,  &c.  is  having  the  Boot  the  proper  shape  for  the  Foot. 

W.  W.  having  had  much  Practical  Experience  both  in  Oxford  and  London 
(and  making  his  own  Lasts),  is  enabled  to  produce  an  Article  combining 
Ease   and    Elegance.      He   also   begs   to   submit   the   following 

LIST    OF    PRICES-FOR    CASH. 


Warranted  of  First-rate    Q^ualitij  and   JVorhmanship. 

£     n.      d. 


Wellington  Boots, Bordeaux  Fronts. .  1     0  0 

Frontinjir        Do 0  18  0 

Patent  l>rcss  Do 1    l.'i  0 

Top  Do 2     0  0 


Napoleon  Boots    2     0 

Leather  Button  Boots 0  18 

Cloth  Do.        do 0  16 

Oxonian  Shoes 0  12 


Sole  Agent  for  Hawkins'  London  Improved  Rotary  Boot  and  Shoe  Heel. 

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COLES'S   PATENT  TRUSSES, 

Are  universally  admitted  to  be  the  most  Effectual  Instruments  now  in  use  for  the  Relief  and  Cure 
of  HERNIA.  The  Pads  resist  the  descent  of  the  Hernia  when  stoopinjr  or  coufrhing-.  The  follow- 
ing Testimonials  are  selected  from  a  list  too  numerous  for  insertion  in  a  single  advertisement. 

Dr.  THORNTON,  the  eminent  Botanist,  to  Willian.  Coles. 
Sir,- After  six  months  wearing  a  Truss  of  your  conslrnction.  I  ara  perfectly  cured  of  tin  in<;nnial  hernia,  which  was  in 
appearance  the  size  of  a  watch,  and  which  had  existed  (or  six  jiioriths.     I  am  hai.py  now  to  inlorm  you  that  I  have  lelt  od  my 
truss  a  fortnight,  and  have  not  experienced  any  descent  o!  the  hernia.      I  therefore  most  heartily  wish  you  that  success  which 
jonr  ingcnnity  so  amply  deserves. 
35,  HowlanH-sTeet   Fitzroy-square,  June  22,  1830. 

Colon-!  KRANCKLIN  informs  those  who  have  ruptures,  that  he  has  been  wearing  trusses  thirty  years,  and  he  never  met 
with  but  one  individual  who  was  ma.-ifer  of  the  comphiinl.  He  has  likewise  an  elder  brother,  a  colonel  in  the  Honourable 
East  India  Company's  service,  who  has  worn  a  similar  kind  of  truss  for  many  years,  who  can  say  the  same.  Mr.  Coles,  of 
Charing  Cross,  is  the  individual  alluded  to. 
Blackheath,July  IG,  Isai. 
The  Rev.  Dr.  UOWDESWELL  informs  Mr.  Coles  that,  for  many  years  before  he  called  at  liis  establishment,  at 
Charinjj  Cross,  he  had  worn  trusses  got  up,  as  he  supposed,  hy  the  best  London  makers;  but  he  considers  it  due  to  Mr.  Coles 
lo  acknowledge  that  his  patent  trusses,  which  he  has  also  worn  for  many  years,  are  as  much  euperior  to  those  which  he  had 
formerley  used,  as  words  can  possibly  describe  them. 

Dr.  D.,  in  authorizing  Mr.  Coles  to  give  it  publicity,  feels  assured  that  be  his  conferring  a  boon  on  Society. 
48,  Upper  Grosvtuor-slreel,  Grosvenor-square,  May  15,  1848. 

.  The  British  Museum,  November  9,  |S48. 

Sir,— Having  suffered  much  from  the  use  of  imperfect  trusses,  I  had  recourse  to  your  patent,  two  of  which  I  wore  sixteen 
years,  which  cured  me  completely;  I  have  now  the  pleasure  to  say,  that  for  the  last  two  years  I  have  not  had  a  truss  on  my 
person.  Yours,  with  gratitude,  William  Lkach. 

HENRY  EARLE,  Esq.  Surgeon,  FR.S.,  in  his  certificate  on  Coles's  pstent  Trus«,  published  to  the  world  in  1821,  said 
it  was  his  firm  conviction,  Coles'n  trusses  would  be  found  more  etHcacious,  than  any  at  present  employed. 

They  make  a  more  uniform  impression  on  the  rin.;  than  tlia  Ball.and. Socket  Pad  (Salmon's)  can  e'lfecf.  This  appeared  in 
Sir  A.  Cooper's  Treatise  on  Hernia,  in  1826-7. 

The  varied  positions  of  the  body  in  stooping  and  coughing  do  not  alter  the  position  of  the  pads,  nor  displace  them.— 
The  late  Thom  *s  Callaway,  Esq.  of  Guy's  Hospital,  in  his  certificate  on  Cule^'s  Truss. 

"They  are  the  best  Trusses  Ihat  have  ever  yet  been  got  up.''— Charles  Aston  Key.  Esq.  of  Guy's  Hospital. 
Manufactured  only  by  WILLIAM  COLES,    Truss  Maker  to  the  Forces,  3,  Charing  Cross, 
A  Letter  on  the  subject  of  Hernia  is  Twopence. 

COLES'S  PATENT  MEDICATED  BANDS, 

For  the  Cure  of  Iiuinbago.  Sciatica,  Rheumatism,  Cramp,  &,o. 

To  Mr.  WILLIAM  COLES. 

Muswell  Hill  and  the  Foundling,  1st.  Aug.  1834. 

Sir,— It  having  been  suggested  to  me  while  suffering  under  the  most  acute  pain  in  my  limbs  from  Rheumatism,  that  you 
liad  discovered  a  remedy  for  that  malady,  I  availed  myself  of  it,  and  I  have  the  happiness  to  assure  you  it  has  completely 
subdued  the  disease  «  hich  had  afflicted  me  for  many  years,  notwithsfantling  1  had  tried  every  means  in  my  power  to  obtain 
relief,  with  a  perseverance  proportionate  to  my  misery.— 1  am,  sir,  your  grateful  servant,  Morris  Lievesley. 

Joseph  Clay,  Esq.,  of  Arden  Mills,  Denton,  near  Manchester,  in  a  letter  dated  .luly  2,  1835,  says:—''  I  have  received  the 
Medicated  Bands,  the  whole  of  which  I  have  worn  since  IMay  last,  and  I  have  the  pleasure  lo  stati-  that  they  have  relieved 
my  sullerings  in  my  shoulders,  wrists,  knees,  and  hip  I  still  feel  weak  in  my  ankles;  but,  on  the  whole  I  think,  my  per- 
severing with  them,  they  will  make  me  young  again." 

Hatchett's  Hotel,  P  ccadillv,  and  Cwmdu  Crickhowel,  South  Wales,  July  2nd,  18.36. 

Dr.  ROBERT  NETTLES  CROKER,  M.  D.,  froui  motives  of  gratitude  lo  Mr.  Coles,  for  relief  from  severe  pain,  sends 
hira  this  paper.  Early  in  this  month,  and  as  far  back  as  the  iOth  of  Slay,  he  had  suffered  extreme  torture  from  a  fall  from  his 
horse,  Ihe  muscular  fibres  of  the  caraco  brachialis,  and  the  deltoid  muscles  of  the  humerus  were  sadly  strained,  the  weight  of 
the  horse  and  rider  pointing  to  the  top  of  the  humerus.  Mr.  Robert  Keate,  his  friend,  attended — advised  rest — to  use  a  sling, 
and  prescribed  the  constant  application  of  leeches  with  evaporating  lotions,  and  remaining  in  bed  ;  hut  his  habits  and  engage- 
ments entirely  forbade  the  completion  of  the  latter  part  of  this  prescription.  Willi  extreme,  and  almost  intolerable  torture, 
the  complaint  continued,  he  being  but  little  affected  by  the  leeches  and  local  means  employed.  Dr.  Croktr  then  applied  Coles's 
Patent  Rheumatic  Band,  in  which,  however,  he  had  but  little  faith,  especially  as  his  pains  had  not  their  origin  in  cold  or 
rheumatism.  As  the  surface  of  the  body  became  warm  with  exercise,  the  remission  of  pain  became  instantly  manifest,  and 
in  24  hours  Dr.  (.'ruker,  had  scarcely  any  pain,  and  m;ikes  this  singular  avowal  without  attempting  to  explain  the 
phenomenon,  Iiow  a  local  external  application  of  a  mineral  in  a  state  of  powder,  can  act  in  alleviating  deep-seated  muscular 
pain:  the  fact  is  most  anomalous,  and  demands  the  attention  of  all  practitioners.  The  bands  should  be  worn  many  days 
after  the  pain  has  ceased. 

Sir,  1  am  injustice  bound  to  state,  that  in  consequence  of  a  virulent  attack  of  yellow  fever,  1  returned  from  the  VVe.it 
Indies  with  paralysis  in  my  left  hand,  and  a  severe  rheumatic  affection  in  my  rii;ht  thigh.  That  by  the  use  of  the  waters  of  Ibo 
Weisbadon  I  got  rid  of  the  paralysi* ;  but  Ihe  acute  pain  in  my  limb  still  continuing,  1  applied  and  wore  for  a  considerable 
time,  with  tlic  most  h;ippy  result,  your  patent  medicated  band,  which  afforded  me  imiiediale  relief. 

Boutngne,  May  17,  18:57.  I  am,  sir,  your  obliged  servant,  A.  M.  Maxwell,  Lieut.-Col.  36tli  Regt. 

Lieutenant-Colonel  Stisted,  of  the  3rd  Regiment  of  Light  Dragoons,  informs  those  wlio  have  rheumatism  that  he  has  worn 
Wra.  Coles's  patent  medicated  bands  four  months  ;  that  they  have  relieved  him  from  a  state  of  .suffering  scarcely  to  be  described. 
The  colonel   to  evince  his  gratitude  to  Mr.  Coles,  has  authorized  him  to  make  use  of  his  name  in  any  way  he  thinks  proper. 
4,  Craven -street.  Strand,  London,  April  22,  1837. 

A  Letter  on  Rheumatism,  price  2d.  at  3,  dialing  Cross,  or  28,  St.  Peter's  Square,  H<immersmilli. 


GARDNER' S    OXFORD  SHIRE     SAUCE. 

Amongst  the  ntitnerou.s  SAUCES  now  before  the  Public.the  OXFOItD.SHIRE  stand.spiecinineiit.  The  pecu- 
liarity uf  its  flavour,  coiiihiiied  witli  its  richness  and  cx';ellent  stomacliic  properties,  render  it  superior  to  any  other 
for  Fish  Game,Steaks,iMade  Dishes.&c.itstruly  delicious  and  economical  ze.st  is  imparted  to  perfection,  nMkiiig 
the  most  homely  fate  a  delicacy,  and  reiideiine  to  the  most  excellent  a  flavour  truly  agreeable  and  surprising. 

Extract  of  Letter  from  Lieut-Colonel  NORTH,   IFroxton  Abbey. 

Respecting  the  Sauce  made  by  you  and  called  Ihe  "OxFORDSHtRE,"  1  beg  to  say,  that  I  have  found  it  excellent  both 
for  Fish  and  Meat.  ,,  ,^    ,.     .  o 

WnoxToN  ABBEY,  Banburt,                                                                           ^  our  obedient  S<;7«"»-     ^^.^^^ 
January  29th,  1850. •••  5>It>^t•*   NORTH. 

PREPARED    AND    SOLD    BY 

HIGH   STREET,   BANBURY, 

SoldujMcialebr/B.ircla:/S^Sons,andSuttonSfCo.  London.-  and  retail  by  dealers  in  Sauces  t/uvushouttliekingifom. 

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LINSLADE  ESTABLISHMENT  FOE  YOUNG  GENTLEMEN, 
LEIGHTON    BUZZARD,    BEDFORDSHIRE. 

Receives  into  his  Establishment  a  limited  number  of  Young  Gentlemen,  who  are  ficated  witli  liindness  and 
liberrtlitv,  while  tiieir  moral  and  intillectual  improvement  are  objects  of  unremitting  attention. 

The  mode  of  Tuition  is  in  acconlance  with  tlie  most  npproved  s\ stem  of  Education,  and  calrul^ted  to 
ensure  that  correct  acquaintance  with  English  Urammar,  ftJatliematics  and  General  Literature,  so  essentially 
needed  by  \outii  destined  for  Commercial  Pursuits. 

Tlie  Pupils  are  freely  supplied  from  an  Extensive  Library  with  Popular  Works  of  a  Religious  and  Scientific 
character,  and  the  Principal  devotes  several  Evenings  of  tiic  Week,  to  Headings  and  Conversational  Lectures 
on  Geneial  History,  Geography,  Chemistiy,  Astronomy,  Geology,  Botany,  and  other  branches  of  Philosophy, 
likelv  to  benefit  them  in  after  iif>'. 

The  Domestic  Comfort  and  Physical  Health  of  the  Scholars  are  promoted  by  mild  discipline,  and  recreating 
exercise,  whicii  enables  them  to  pursue  their  Studies  with  cheerful  energy  an'l  willing  minds. 

The  School  Room  is  commodious,  well  V^entilated  in  Summer,  and  comfoitalily  Warmed  in  Winter,  and 
the  Pupils  have  ready  access  to  the  Large  Garden  coimected  with  the  Dwellinu  House. 

The  Premises  are  pleasantly  situated  in  the  immediate  vicinity  of  the  Leiglitoii  Buzzard  Station,  of  the 
London  and  North-Westcrn  Bailway,  and  within  about  an  hour's  ride  of  London,  Northampton,  Bedford, 
Aylesbury,  Luton,  Dunstable,  and  other  important  places. 

The  locality  of  Linslade  is  very  beautiful  and  salubrious,  and  the  Pupils  enjoy  the  privilege  of  daily  rambles 
au)id  wild  and  varied  scenery  rarely  equalled  in  any  part  of  the  Country.  It  must  tlicefore  be  obvious  that  the 
EsTAULisiiMKNT  |)resents  advantages  worthy  of  the  attention  of  Parents  concerned  for  the  health  and  happiness 
and  the  moral  and  mental  welfaie  of  their  Children. 

T  mm,m  w, . 

Under  Ten  Ve.rs  of  Age 20  Guineas.  ^         ^ 

From  Ten  to  Twelve 22  Guineas,  j  '^ 

Washing  8*.  6d.  per  Quarter. 


References.— Rev .  S.  Green,  Jfulwortli ;  Rev.  John  Adey,  Horsley  Down ;  Bartholomew  Harris,  Esq.,  "66, 
Hatton  Garden,  London. — Rev  J.  Andrews,  and  Geo  Gascoyne,  Esq.  IVoburn,  Beds. — Rev.  E.  Adey,  and 
Rev.  M.  IF.  Flanders,  Leighton  Buzzard,  Beds ;  and  to  the  numerous  and  highly  respectable  Families  who  have 
entrusted  Mr.  IF.  with  the  care  of  their  Sons. 

GOOD  DRAINAGE  ESSENTUL  TO  THE  HEALTH  OF  TOWNS. 

BRICKLAYER  AND  BUILDER, 

RAILWAY    ROAD, 


DEALER   IN 

TILES,  CHIMNEY  POTS,  DRAINING  &  WATER  PIPES, 

Of  Various  Sizes  for  Sanitary  Purposes. 

FIRE  ClAT  CHIMNET  POTS,  QUARRIES,  BRICKS,  WALL  COPING,  &c. 

^atroni£i£"0  bp  fHcmtcriS  of  tf)c      ^^S^^i!     ^^^^^^  ^fliiailturnl  ^Oftfto  of 


D.  CLARKE'S  WHEAT  PROTECTOR 

Is  unequalled  by  any  other  Preparation  for  the  Prevention  of  SMUT  IN  WHKAT,  and  has  not  failed  in  a 
8iiii;le  instance,  duiiiiE  four  seasons,  as  an  effectual  safeguard  against  the  destructive  attacks  ot  the  SLUG, 
GKI  li,  and  VVIKKWOIIM,  at  a  cost  of  only  Twopence  per  Acre. 

The  Sale  of  no  other  similar  Prep  iration  has  increased  in  anything  like  i  lie  ratio  of  the  sale  of  this  within 
the  last  four  years.  It  is  Patronised  by  m^ny  of  the  most  eminent  Practical  Farmers  in  the  Kingdom  ;  is 
35  per  Cent,  cheaper  than  any  other  Vyiicat  Dressing;  will  not  decompose,  but  retain  its  properties  for  any 
number  of  years.  Seed  dressed  with  it  may  either  be  sowed  diiectly.or,  should  the  weather  prove  wet,  it  may 
remain  for  three  weeks  without  sustaining  any  injury. 

I'UF.I'ARF.D    ONLY    BY 

D.  CLARKE,  CHEMIST,  WOBURN,  BEDFORDSHIRE, 

///  I'ackets,  Ninepence  each,  contaiuinn  sufficient  to  dress  seven  bushels  of  seed  wheat. 
Wholesale  Agents  Messrs.  YATLS  A:  liUK'ilvSS,  25,  Kuuoe  Kow,  London,  and  Mr.  K.  U.  PRIEST, 
NoKWicii,  and  may  be  obtained  in  every  Market  Town  in  the  Kingdom. 

agents  Al'I'OIN ted  ON  AFl'LICATION  TO  THE  PROI'IUETOR. 

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strangers?  arc  jpnmittcti  to  ©leto  tfie  ^fiolu  ^oom^. 

OMP 

IRONIVIOMGERS, 

OIL  AND  COLOURMEN, 

AND 

8,  Gentleman'sWalk&Castle-st. 

NORWICH. 

STOVE  GRATES,  FENDERS  AND  FIRE  IRONS, 

OVEN  AND  BOILER  RANGES, 

Hot  Hearths  and  Closets,  and  all  kinds  of  Kitchen  Utensils. 

SHOWER,  WARM,  VAPOUR  &  OTHER  BATHS. 
CANDLE  AND  OTHER   LAMPS. 

BLOCK  TIN  DISH  COVERS,  TEA  URNS,  AND  TOILET    SETS. 

THE  BEST  PAPIER  MACIIE  m  OTHER  JAPAIED  WARES. 

Superior  Sheffield   Cutlery  and   ItrUauiiia   Ifletal  doods. 

ELEGTRd-FLATEO   SPOONS,  FORKS, 

A N D  OTH  ER  PL ATED^OODS. 

iBaitttfacttitcrs  of 

IRON  BED$TEADS,HURDLES,PAL[$ADING&GATES. 

Agents  for  Milner's  Patent  Fire  Resisting  Safes  and  Boxes, 
Vergette's  Patent  Water-proof  Wagon  and  Cart  Cloths, 
Macintosh's  Patent  Vulcanized   India  Rubber  Washers,   &.c. 

The  Price  marked  on  every  Article  in  the  Show  Rooms  with  phiin  Figures. 


LIMG    &    SON, 

Brash  and  Bass  Broom 

No.  2,  PRINCES  STREET,  TOMBLAND, 

NORWICH. 

N.  B.  THE  CHEAPEST  HOUSE  \H  ENQLANO  FOR  BRUSHES  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 

TERP/lS  OF  BUSINESS-READY   MONEY. 

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CABINET  UPHOLSTERY, 
CARPET,  PAPER  HANGING,  AND  LOOKING  GLASS 

ESTABLISHMENT, 

IS,  Cliariiig^  Cross,   and  Hi,  John's  Maddcrniarkct-street, 


R .  B.  SCOTT  invites  Families  furnishing  to  inspect  his  very 
extensive  Stock,  in  every  department,  which  for  variety  of  Style, 
Soundness  of  Work,  and  quality  of  Materials,  cannot  be  surpassed. 


^ntroni^ctr  bi)  feii  Mowal  %}\^\)\\tii  ^xiwtt  Albert. 

DuKF.s  of  Norfolk,  Ik'dtonl,  Duvotisliiie,  Maiicliester,  and  Sutherlaiid  ;  MARguESus  ot  Camden  and  Kxeter  ; 
Kakls  Ktzwiiliam,  Talbot,  Spencer,  Sandwidi,  Soniers,  E>sex,  Cowper,  Clarendon,  Gaiiisborongli, 
Chesttrfu'ld,  l/isburn,  l5rov\iilo\v,  and  licancliamp ;  Viscount  Campdeii :  Lords  Sondes,  AUanley 
Braybrooke,  and  KI|)irnistoiie  ;  Bauonkts,  -Sir  J.  Tyrrell,  Sir  \V.  Gearv,  Sir  H.  Hnnloke,  SirG.  Robinson, 
Sir  \V.  VVelley,  Sir  J.  Neltliorpc,  Sir  K.  I.acoii,  Sir  J.  Palmer,  Sir  V.  F.  F.  Uonuhey,  Sir  VV.  Kemp,  Sir  E. 
IJacoii,  Sir  J.  D.  Legard,  Sir  \V.  Hulford,  Sir  K.  Vanvasoni-,  Sir  C.  Morgan,  and  Sir  VV.  D.  Broughton ; 
and  all  tbe  eminent  Agricuiturif*t.s  in  ilie  Kingdom. 

DOWN'S  FARMER'S  FRIEND 

Is  a  certain  reniedv  for  tlie  S.MUT  IN  VVHEA  P;  also,  a  preventive  to  tbe  lavages  of  tlie  SLUG,  GRUB,  and 
UIKK-VVOKM.  It  will  promote  tiie  Germination  and  Growtli  of  the  Seed  Wheat,  and  increase  the  produce 
of  the  Crop  (pnte  eijunl  to  a  change  of  Seed,  at  only  Fourpence  per  Acre. 

The  Proprietor  of  tlie  alioie  article,  can  with  the  treatest  confidence  recommend  it  to  the  notice  of  Agri- 
cnlturists  generally,  be  having  .sold  la-t  season  snlli.  ient  to  pie()are  seed  tor  upwards  of  a  Quarter  of  a  Million 
of  Acies,  and  in  not  one  .single  instance  has  it  been  known  to  fail,  if  properly  applied.  If  tlie  FARMERS' 
FRIKND  is  used,  theie  i»  no  occasion  lo  Limi;  oi  Risinf.  the  Wheat ;  and  it  is  withnut  exception  the  cheapest 
and  easiest  remedy  yet  produced.     Six  Bushels  uf  Wbe.it  can  be  dresse<l  and  fit  to  sow  in  a  quarter  of  an  hour. 

'i'iiis  invalu.ihle  prep  tration  h  iviiia  now  stood  the  test  of  Ninf.  Seasons,  is  snllicieiit  evidence  of  the  power- 
ful claim  and  liigh  choacier  of  DOWN'S  F.AR.MKKS'  FlUICND  o>er  every  other  wheat  dressing  known  ;  tlie 
strongly  repeated  and  llatieriiiK  testimonials  from  nearly  all  the  practical  ^gricullumls  of  the  day,  besides 
rvferi-nce  to  Ten  TiKAtsand  Farmers  who  have  iixi-d  it,  may  he  had  of  Agents  wiio  are  ap|)ointed  in  every  town 
llirougliuiit  the  enmities  of  Kiigland,  Wales,  Scotland,  and  Ireland. 

PRICE  Is.  per  p.icket,  which  is  sulDcient  for  Six  Bushels  of  Seed  Wheat. 

Prepared  Only  by  H.  DOWN,  Chemist,  WOBURN,  BEDS. 

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LONDON 


AND 


WESTMINSTER  BANK. 


Established  lOth  March,  18 3 4. -Under  the  Act  of  Parliament  3  and  4  William  IV, 
c.  98— And  Registered  under  the  Act  7  and  8  Victoria,  c-  113. 


Bivtctov%* 

The  Right  Hon.  THOS.  FARNCOMB,  Lord  Mayor 

HENRY  BOSANQUET,  Esq. 

HENRY  BUCKLE,  Esq. 

FREDERICK  BliRMESIER,  Esq. 

JOHN  GARRATT  CA^fTLEY,  Esq. 

TH  O.MAS  CHAPMAN,  Esq,  f.  r.  s. 

JA.^iES  DENIS  DE  VITRE,  Esq. 

JOSEPH  ESDAILE,  Esq, 


CHARLES  GIBBES,  Esq. 
WILLIA.M  HAIGH,  Esq. 
GEORGE  HANSON,  Esq. 
HENRY  HARVEY,  Esq.,  f.  R.  8, 
DAVID  SALOMONS,  Esq.  Acderman. 
JOHN  STEWART,  Esq. 
JOSHUA  WALKER,  Esq. 


JAMES  WILLIAM  GILBART,  f.  r.  s. 

CITY  OFFICE , . . . , Lotljbury  \V.  T.  Henderson,  Managei. 

WESTMINSTER  BRANCH  1,  St.  James's-sqoaie Oliver  Vile,  Manager. 

BLOO.MSBURY  BRANCH 214,  High  Holboin William  Ewings,  Manager. 

SOUTHWARK  BRANCH  3,  Wellingtou-stieet,  Borough Edward  Kingsford,  Manager. 

EASTERN  BRANCH  87,  High-street,  Whitechapel   W.  D.  Asperne,  Manager. 

ST.  MARYLEBONE  BRANCH 4,  Stiatford-place,  Oxford-street....  George  M.  Mitchell,  Manager. 

The  Capital  of  the  Bank  is  £5,000,000.  sterling,  in  50.000  shares  of  £100.  each.  The  sum  of  £20.  has 
been  paid  on  each  share,  so  th.it  the  paid  np  Capital  is  £1,000,000.  sieiling.  This  presents  ihe  most  perfect 
security  to  the  puhlic,  aud  gives  the  Bauk  the  most  ample  means  fur  affording  to  its  customers  every  reaaunable 
accommodation. 

The  Bank  has  above  eleven  hundred  partners,  whose  names  are  registered  at  the  Stamp  Office,  and  are 
printed  with  the  Annual  Report  of  the  Directors.  The  advantage  obtained  by  a  Joint  St<ici<  Pp'piietary  is, 
that  tho.se  partners  who  are  customers  to  the  Bank,  participate  in  the  prnfits  made  by  their  own  a(  counts. 

Current  Accounts  are  received  on  the  same  principles  as  th'-se  observtd  by  the  London  Baiikeis.  Every 
person  connected  vviih  the  e>tab  ishnu-nt  signs  a  Declaration  of  sfcrtcy  as  to  the  accounts  of  individuals.  No 
Christmas  boxes  or  other  gratuities  are  allowed  to  be  taken  by  the  Officers  of  the  Hank. 

Parties  who  are  desirous  of  having  Current  Accounts,  without  being  under  the  necessity  of  keeping  a 
balance,  are  chaiged  a  small  lommission,  proportionate  to  the  amount  of  their  transactions.  Thi>  extends 
the  advantage  of  a  Banking  Account  to  parties  having  moderate  incomes,  or  who  in  the  course  of  their  business 
find  ample  employment  for  thtir  cajiital. 

Sums  from  £10.  to  £1,000.  aie  received  on  Deposit,  at  a  rate  of  interest  to  be  fixed  at  the  time,  and  they 
are  re-p  yable  upon  ilemand,  without  notice.  For  tlie.se  sums,  R.  ct^ipts  ate  granted,  called  Dejiosit  R.  ceipts. 
By  ah-wiiig  interest  for  small  sums,  the  benefit  of  the  Deposit  system,  as  practised  in  Scotland,  is  extended  to 
all  classes  of  the  community. 

Soms  of  £1,000.  and  upwards,  are  al-o  received  on  Deposit  Receipts,  upon  such  terms  as  may  be  agreed 
upon  with  i.gard  to  the  late  of  interest,  and  the  time  of  re-payment.  Trustees  and  others  who  have  money 
which  they  cannot  immediately  employ,  mav  thus  obtain  an  interest  for  it,  until  an  opportunity  occuis  for  its 
perm-nent  investment.  Parties  mav  lodge'  money  upon  an  Interest  Acc<mnt  who  h-ive  no  Current  .Account, 
and  those  who  have  Current  Accounts,  may  tran-sfer  any  poition  of  their  Balance  to  an  Inteiesi  Account. 

Circular  Notes  are  issued  for  the  use  of  Travellers  and  residents  on  the  Continent.  Th.sc  No-es  are 
nayabie  at  every  i.i.portani  place  in  Europe,  and  thus  enable  a  Traveller  to  va.  y  his  route  without  inconvenience. 
N..  expense  whatever  is  incurred,  am!  when  cashed  no  charge  is  made  for  commission.  Ihese  Notes  uiuy  be 
obtained  at  the  City  Office  in  Lothbury,  or  at  any  of  the  branches. 

The  Bank  takes  the  aeency  of  Joint  Stock  Banks.  Private  Bankers,  and  other  parties  residing  at  a  distance. 
Bv  the  Act  7  &  8  Victoria,  c.  32,  this  Bank  obtained  the  right  of  accepting  Bills  drawn  at  a  less  period  thaa 
six  months  after  date,  and  by  the  Act  7  &  8  Victoria,  c.  113,  it  acquired  the  privilege  of  sning  and  being 
sued  in  the  name  of  any  one  of  its  registered  Public  Officers. 

By  Order  of  the  Board, 

J.  W.  GILBART, 

London,  1st  Ma,,  iSm.  GENERAL  MANAGER. 

3  e  (  17  ) 


NEW   LIFE   TABLES. 


BRITISH    AND    FOREIGN 

BARTHOIiOMEW    LANE,    liONDON. 

Capital  £5,000,000.  Sterling^.— Established  1824. 

SECURITY  I — The  large  invested  Capital,  and  the  Personal  Responsibility  of 
upwards  of  One  Thousand  Shareholders. 

3SoarK  of  ©ircctton:  ' 

Presidents— SAMUEL  GURNEY,  Esq.;  Sir  MOSES  MONTEFIORE,  Bart. 

Directors. 
The  Right  Hon.  G.  R.  DAWSON. 
JAMES  FLETCHER,  E>n. 
SAMUEL  GURNEY.  Juiir.,  Esq. 
JAMES  HELME,  Esq. 
LOUIS  LUCAS,  Esq. 
THOMAS  MASTERMAN,  Esq. 
Auditors— ANDREW  JOHNSTON,  Esq  ;  JOS.  MAYER  MONTEFIORE,  Esq.;  GEO.  PEABODY,  Esq, 

The  Board  with  a  view  of  givinjr  increased  facilities  to  the  Public  in  the  transaction  of 
Life  Business,  have  directed  the  construction  of  various  Tables,  in  addition  to  those  tliey  had 
previously  in  use. 

1-    IVou-Participating,  on  ReJuceti  Ratt-s  of  Premimn. 
2.    Tables  on  Increasing  and  Decreasing  Scales. 
•5-        »        subject  to  a  Limited  Number  of  Annual  Payment?. 
4.        „        for  Endowment  Assurances. 
No  Entrance  Fees  are  charged.     The  Assured  may  proceed  to  any  part  of  Europe  without 
extra  Premium.     The  Lives  of  Naval  and  Military  Officers,  not  in  actual  service,  are  taken  at 
the  usual  rates.     A  Commission  to  Solicitors  and  Ag-ents  bring-ing-  buisuess  is  paid. 

Detailed  Prospectuses,  witli  Tables  of  Rates  and  full  particulars,  will,  on  application,  be 
forwarded  by  post,  or  may  be  obtained  at  the  Head  Office,  1,  Bartholomew  Lane,  London  ;  at 
the  Office  of  the  Company,  95,  George  Street,  Edinburgh  ;  and  at  their  various  Agencies  in 
England,  Scotland  and  Ireland. 

*^*  Loans  on  Deposits  of  unencumbered  Policies  of  the  Company  are  made,  up  to  their  value 
without  legal  expense  to  the  Borrower. 

FIRE  ASSURANCES  are  accepted  a^  i/o/we  at  the  usual  rates.  The  Company  pro- 
secute both  Fire  and  Life  Assurances  Abroad  on  reasonable  terms. 

A.  MAMIIiTON,  Secretary. 


JAMES  ALEXANDER,  Esq. 
GEORGE  H.  BARNETT,  Esq 
.Sir  R.  CAMPBELL,  Bart. 
Sir  GEORGE  CARROLL. 
BENJAMIN  COHEN,  Esq. 


Baron  L.  DE  ROTHSCHILD,  M.r. 
Sir  A.  N.  DE  ROTHSCHILD,  Bait 
OSWALD  SMITH,  Esq. 
THOMAS  CHARLES  SMITH.Esq. 
MELVIL  AVILSON,  Esq. 


AGENTS. 

Bedford Mr.  H.  .1.  Jones,    ]  High  Wycombe Mr.  B.  J.  Tuck,  I  Norwich  Mr.  H.  Brown. 

Buckingham I'   Budd,  Esq.  Huntingdon Mr.  E.  Edis,  Oxford J.  C.  Dudley,  Esq. 

Bury  St.  Edmunds..R.  Bpvan,  Esq.        IrswicH   11  I).  Alexan<ler,Esq.  |  Saint  Neots    ..().  K.  Wilkinson,  Esq. 

Cambridge ..Mr.  E.  C  ran  well,     Luton Mr   H.  Holyoak.  I  Swafha.w I{.  Skipper,  Esq. 

Cromer    H.J  Jolinson  Esq     Lynn     Mr   II.  Wliall,  Wabrsley     ...  .Messrs.  J.  &  C.Oakden, 

Ely    Mr.  H.  Bishop,        March H.  I-ci^jre.  Esq.  |  Wis  beach Mr.  W.  Reeve, 

Halfswouth Mr.  John  London  I  Norwich U.  Kerrison,  Esq.  I  Yarmouth    Mr.  R  Symonds. 


MELCHOR    LOPEZ, 

Of  ?j,  BARGE   YARD,  BUCKLERSBURY,  LONDON, 

Jiegs  respectfully  to  announce,  that  he  has   Opened  in  this  Toicn  a  Branch  ILslahtishmiut, 

FOR  THE  SALE  OF  HIS 


1^  ^^  mM»  'ih^  m'  «(^  wS^       ^  m  x^  m^  wm  ^  ^ 

And  others  of  the  most  Reputed  Brands  from  that  Island,   a  Choice  Selection  of  which,  will 
always  be  kept  for  the  Inspection  of  S.iiokf.hs. 

No.  117,  HIGH  STREET,  OXFORD. 

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ATTENTION   IS  PARTICULARLY  REQUESTED  TO  THE  FOLLOWING 

CAUTION. 


SHEFFIELD, 
THE  ORIGINAL  MANUFACTURER  OF 

'.  BREAD,  COOKS'.  PALETTE.  PUTTY.  GLAZIERS'.  Al  Fi 

KNIVES, 

Deems  it  right  to  apprize  his  Friends,  that  not  only  does  his  Mark  continue  to  be  PIRATED 
both  in  this  Country  and  on  the  Continent,  but  that  certain  unprincipled  persons,  who  are 
tleterred  from  striliiug'  his  3farl{  only  from  a  fear  of  being-  visited  with  Legal  Proceedings, 
have  been  led  by  their  cupidity  to  resort  to  another  mode  of  imposition,  and  IN  ORDER  TO 
EVADE  THE  LAW,  are  vending  articles  marked— 


WILSON,  only; 

WILSON 
WARRANTED 


WILSON 
CAST  STEEL 


or,     GEO.  WILSON 
in  eaich  case  omitting  the  CorporoMon  Mark. 

OBSERVE, 

All  Knives,  Steels,  &c.,  of  JOHN  WILSON'S  manufacture  are  stamped  with  his  Corporation 
Mark,  *'  Four  Peppercorns  and  a  Diamond^"  thus,  Jg*  in  one  of  the  following  forms  : — 

I.  WILSON  ^*   I.  WILSON 

^»  REFINED    STBEr, 

^*  I.  WILSON  ^*  I.  WILSON 

WARRANTED  SHEAR    STEEL 

NOTICE    IS    HEREBY    GIVEN, 

That  all  persons  whomsoever,  who  shall  counterfeit  or  imitate  the  arks  used  by  the  said 
JOHN  WILSON,  or  who  shall  sell  any  Shoe,  Bread,  Butchers  Cooks',  or  any  other 
KNIVES,  or  any  Butchers'  STEELS,  stamped  with  any  such  counterfeit  or  imitated 
marks,  will,  immediately  after  they  shall  be  discovered,  be  proceeded  against  in  one  of  the 
Courts  of  Law  or  Equity  ;  and  the  said  JOHN  WILSON  hereby  inntes  all  persons,  to  whom 
any  such  fraudulent  practices  as  the  .ibove-mentioned  are  or  may  be  known,  to  give  him 
information,  assuring  them  that  they  shall  be  liberally  rewarded. 

SVCAMORE   STREET 

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<BlogaIilettcr£l  patent 


BBSeriHajesJtg'sJ 


SELE-ACTING  PORTABLE  AND  FIXED 

WATER    CLOSETS, 

No>  38,  Charing  Cross,  near  the  Admiralty, 

ESTABLISHED   THIRTY   YEARS. 

COPPER    PAILS. 


Description. — J,  the  Pail  or  Receiver,  with  its  earthern  basin  and  air  Trap,  B,  th« 
Cistern,  C,  the  Lid  of  the  Cistern  by  which  it  is  filled.  D,  the  handle  of  the  Engine,  which 
drawp  the  Mater  out  of  the  Cistern  B,  forcing-  it  through  the  washer  E,  into  the  Basin  on  the 
top  of  the  Pail  ;  whi'h  water,  acting  by  its  own  weight  on  the  trap,  forces  it  open,  carrying 
its  contents  into  the  Pail. 

NB.  When  the  Pail  requires  emptying,  it  must  be  drawn  out,  and  may  then  be  removed 
without  causing  the  least  effluvia.  Care  to  be  taken  in  removing  the  Pail,  to  draw  it  clear  away 
from  the  washer,  and  the  same  to  push  it  weJlback  when  replaced;  also  not  to  overfill  the  Cistern. 

FOR  FIXING. 


This  is  on  the  same  principle  as  the  Portable  ones,  but  empties  itself  through  a  Pipe  into 
any  Drain  or  Cess-Pool.  These  can  be  fixed  in  a  very  short  time,  and  cost  about  half  the 
usual  price  of  fixing  Water  Closets. 

Experumced  fVorkmen  sent  to  all  parts  tnfix  these,  at  very  moderate  charges. 

CAUTION.— In  consequence  of  unprincipled  imitators  having  copied  Wiss's  various 
Patent  Water  Closets,  and  advertised  them  as  new  and  improved,  Kobekt  Wiss,  the  actual 
Inventor,  very  respectfully  ('autions  the  Public  against  the  same,  and  begs  to  acquaint  them, 
that  during  the  last  30  years  all  the  real  Improvements  have  been  effected  by  R.  W.  himsell. 

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ELEGANT  TOILET  REQUISITES, 

U^DS^R  THE  ESKPECIytl.  PATROI¥A«E  OP 

HER  MA JE3TY  4^   3©  ^  '^^^  QUEEN, 

H.  R.  H.  Prince  Albert,  >^^^^^)8^<^  ^^^ 

The  Royal  Family  and  Nobility    ^C^^^^^     Several    Sovereigns    and    Courts 
of  Great  Britain.  4&)^«^^^^^  of  Europe. 

AM©    y)Mjr^RiSA.LLX^^JP^RL^l^^„%M®    ESTiEMg©. 
ROWiiANDS'  MACASSAR  Oil.. 

The  unprecedented  success  <if  this  (liscciveiy,  in  re>ttning,  iinpiovint:  and  btautifvine  tlic  Human  Hair,  is 
too  well  known  a:;d  appreciated  to  need  cuniment.  Price  3s  6d.— 7s.— Family  Bottlea  (equal  to 
4  Small)  lOs.  6d.,  and  Double  that  size,  21s.  per  Bottl". 

ROWIiANDS'  HAIR  WASH. 

A  PrepRration  from  the  Choicest  Oriental  Herbs,  ot  pecnjiarly  mild  and  detersive  prnpertieo.  it 
pleadingly  ami  effectnailv  clt-anses  the  Hair  and  Skin  of  the  Head  from  Scurf  and  evtry  species  of  iinpurlty, 
and  impaits  a  delicate  fragrance.  It  is  particuiaily  recommended  10  be  used  Hftt-r  BAiiiiNG,as  it  will  pnient 
the  probahdity  of  catching  cold  in  ihe  head,  and  will  render  the  Hair  dry  in  a  few  minutes.  Price  3a.  6di 
per  Bottle. 

ROWIiANDS'  KAIiYDOR. 

All  Orientril  Balsani>c  Preparation,  of  unfailing  efficacy  in  thorouyhlvpinifying  the  Skin /row  /i// Pimples, 
Spots,  Blotches,  Redness,  Freckles,  Tan,  and  Discolorations;  in  producing  a  healthy  freshness  and 
/r««*/;flre//Ci?  of  Complexion;  and  a  softness  and  delicacy  of  the  Hands  and  Ar.ms.  During  the  h^ai  and 
dust  of  summer,  or  frost  niid  bieak  winds  of  winter;  and  in  cases  of  sunburn,  stings  of  insects,  chilblains, 
chapped  shui,  or  incidental  iiiHaniination,  its  virtues  have  hmg  and  extensively  beenacknowledged.  Price 
4s.  6d.  and  8s.  6d.  per  Bottle 

ROWLANDS'   ODONTO, 

Or  Pearl  Dentifrice, 

A  WHITE  POWDER,  compounded  of  ihe  choicest  and  most  recheichi-  Ingredients,  of  the  Oriental 
Herbal,  of  inestimable  value  in  preserving  and  beautifying  the  '1'eeth,  strengthening  ihe  GuMS,  and  in  giving 
sweetness  and  perfmiie  to  the  bieath.    Price  2s.  9d.  per  Box- 

ROWIiANDS'  AliSANA  EXTRACT, 

For  Relieving  the  Tooth-Ache,  Gum-Boils,  and  Swelled  Kace,  aid  whii  h,  by  constantly  using,  prevents 
those  maladies.  In  the  anguivh  of  excruciating  pain  it  affords  instantaneous  relief.  Price  2s.  9d., 
4s.  6d.  and  lOs.  6d.  per  Bottle. 

iraPORTAMT  1IVFORI9IATIOW. 

UNPRINCIPLED  SHOPKEEPERS,  for  the  sake  of  gaining  a  little  more  profit,  vend  the 

most  SPURIOUS  COMPOUNDS,  under  the  same  nam<'.s;  it  is  therefore  highly  necessary  to 

see  that  the  word  "  HO  WIj%I¥D»S»"  is  on  the  Wrapper  of  each  Article. 

SOLD  BY  THE  PROPRIETOHS, 

A.  Rowland  &  Sons,  20,  Hatton  Garden,  London, 

And  by  Chemists  and  Perfumers. 

~  CARSON'S  ORIGINAL  AKTI-CORROSION  PAINT. 

Specially  patronised  by  the  British,  French,  Russian,  and  Sicillian  Govemm'-nts,  the  Hon.  East  India  Company 
the  New  River  Comp my,  the  principal  Dock  Companies,  and  other  Public  Bodies. 

The  Anti-Corrosian  Paint  has  been  used  by  the  Hon.  Board  of  Ordnance  for  upwards  of  half  a  century, 
who  have  proved  it  10  pivvent  rust  or  corrosion  on  Iron  longer  and  betier  than  the  very  be>t  VVhi'e  Lead  or  any 
other  desciiption  of  Paint;  and  in  consequence  of  its  poss-  ssing  this  iiivalnahle  quality,  all  the  Iron  Guns,  and 
Gun  Carriage",  bitli  for  land  and  sea  seivice,  have  been  painted  "ttli  if  for  the  aiiove  peiiort.  It  will  be  found 
a  very  superior  preset  vative  of  Iron  Steam  Boats.  Irmi  Bridges,  Piers,  01  any  O'hei  extensive  Iron-H'urk,  It 
has  aiS'"  been  used  in  gre-it  qnantiiit  s  I'y  othrr  public  bodies,  ;itid  t-.y  number*  of  genti  men  of  the  first  distinc- 
tion, t.i  pre>erve  IFuoden  Houses,  Farm  and  other  Out  Buildings,  Conservatories^  Park  Paling,  Gates,  Iron 
Raiting,  Iron  Hurdles,  Copper.  Zinc.  Lead,  old  Compo,  &-c.     Fronts  md  Tiles  to  represent  Slating. 

This  Piiiiit  is  rtdmiiiibly  adapted  for  pieventing  the  dec.iy  of  old  Sloneor  Brick  HJansiiJn^,  Churc'ies,  or  other 
Public  Edifices  reqniiing  an  effectual  defence  aaHinst  the  t  lenients.  as  it  will  Ix  coiiie  iiarder  tlmi  >tone  in  a  few 
ni(mths  alter  it  is  laid  on.  It  is  pat  licnl  irly  recommended  to  VVe«t  Iiulia  Proprietors,  Emigrants,  and  others 
connected  with  the  Colonies,  who  will  find  it  to  s'and  all  climates  better  than  any  otner  Paint.  The  snpeiiority 
of  the  Anti-Coriosion  to  any  other  Paint,  may  be  easily  infened  from  the  simple  fict,  that  its  use  ha*  been 
always  most  strtiiuou>ly  opposed  hy  (Colour  iMi-.ntjfdCturers,  Painters,  Oil  and  Colunnnen,  and  all  others 
interested  in  tin'  sale  of  ComuKm  Paints. 

Nohleiir  n  and  Landed  Proprietors  anxious  to  have  their  Out-Buildings.  &r.,  properly  preserved,  will  effect 
a  very  ronsideiahle  .saving  by  desiring  their  Stewards  to  order  the  Anti-Corrosion  Paint,  as  any  labourer  can 
lay  it  on,  thereby  avoiding  the  enormous  charges  generally  made  by  Painters. 

The  Anli-Corrosion  is  a  Powder,  and  it  will  Keep  ;tny  lengtli  ot  time.  Colours :  Liulit  Stone,  Drab  or  Port- 
land do.,  Bath  do  ,  Yellow  do..  Light  and  Dark  Oak,  Light  Lead,  Daik  do.,  Ligl.t  and  Dark  Chocolate,  Dark 
Red,  linglit  d  '.,  and  Black,  34s.  f»-  cwt. ;  hnisible  Gieen,  50s.  Di  ep  (ire.  n,  60s.,  Blight  do.,  60s.  f- 
civt.,  in  easks  of  28,  56,  and  112  lbs.  each. — Large  tiniud  Brushes,  3s.  6d  ;  >mail  tinned  do.,  28.  6d. 
Sash  Tools,  Is    6d.eacli.    Oil    -f- gallon.    The  Original  .A.nti-Corkosion  Paint  is  only  10  be  obtained  of 

(Successor  to  thf  InventorsJ 

No.  9,  Great  Winchester-st.,  Cld  Broad-st.,  Royal  Exchange, 

Ji  <>  M  1>  4^  HI  , 

Who  will  show  between  FIVE  and  SIX  HUNDRED  most  fi^attering  Tkstimomals  received  from 

THE  NOBILITV,  GENTRY,  AND  ClERGV,  WHO  HAVE  USED  THE  ANTI -COKROSION  FOK  MANY  YEARS. 

No  Agents.— All  orders  to  be  sent  direct. 
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CHAPLIN 


AS  AGENTS  FOR  THE 


LONDON  AND  NORTH  WESTERN, 


IN  CONNEXION  WITH  THK 


MIDLAND,  YORK  &  NEWCASTLE,  LANCASHIRE  i  YORKSfflRE. 

AND  CALEDONIAN  RAILWAY  COMPANIES, 
RECEIVE  AND  FORWARD 

GOODS  AND  MERCHANDIZE 


ABKH 
*ABK!IGELE 
•ABKKDEEN 
♦AMPTHlLIi 
♦AYLESBURY 

BAKE WELL 
•BANGOR 

BKDALE 
-BEDKORD 

BEL PER 
•BERWICK 
•BICESTER 
•BIRKENHEAD 

BIRMINGHAM 
•BLACKBURN 
•BOLTON 
•BILSrON 

IJOURNE 

BARNSLEY 

BRADKORD 

BRIDGNORTH 
•BUCKINGHAM 
•BURNLEY 
•BURY 

•CARNARVON 
•CHESTER 
•CONWAY 
•CHESTERFIELD 


•CHORLEY 
•CLITHEROE 

COLNE 

CONGLETON 

COVENTRY 
•DARLINGTON 

DE  ^SBURY 

DERBY 

DO NC ASTER 

DUDLEY 

DUMFRIES 

DUNDEE 
•DUNSTABLE 

ECCLESFECHAN 
i  EDINBURGH 

•fazeley 
fleetwood 

•FLINT 

FOLKINGHAM 
♦GLASGOW 
•GRANI'HAM 

HALIFAX 
•HIGHAM  FERRERS 

HOLYHEAD 
♦HOLYWELL 

HUDDERSFIELD 
•KETTERING 


TO  AND  FROM 

•LANCASTER 
LEEDS 
LEEK 


LEICESTER 
•LICHFIELD 
•LINCOLN 

LIVERPOOL 
•LUTON 

MACCLESFIELD 

MANCHESTER 

MANSFIELD 

MASBORO* 
♦MELTON  MOWBRAY 
•MOFFATT 
•MOLD 
♦NEWARK-ON-TRENT 

NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE 
Ditto         UNDER  LYNE 
♦NORTHALLERTON 

NORTHAMPTON 

NOTriNGHAM 
*OUNDLE 
♦PAISLEY 
•PENRITH 
♦PERTH 
♦PETERBORO' 
•RHYL 

ROCHDALE 


•SCARBORO' 

STAFFORDSHIRE  POT- 
TERIES 
♦STALEY  BRIDGE 

SHEFFIELD 

St.  ASAPH 

SHREWSBURY 
♦SKIPTON 
^STAMFORD 
♦STIRLING 

St.  NEOIS 

St.  HELENS 
♦TAM  WORTH 
♦THIRSK 
♦THRAPSTON 
•IRING 

WAKEFIELD 
♦WARRINGTON 
♦WELLINGBOROUGH 

WELLINGTON 
♦WHITMORE 
*WILLENHALL 
•WINSLOW 
♦WOBURN 

WOLVERHAMPTON 

WORCESTER 

WREXHAM 
♦YORK 


KIDDERMINSTER 

ts  in  the  North  of  SNaiiAND  and  SCOTLAND. 


And  Most  Par 

CHAPLIN  and  HORNE  are  Sole  Agents  for  those  places  marked  thus* 

GOODS  m  llEMi\lli\lSORECEIlDAilLY  FORWARDED  BV 

The  Londo  n  &.  South- Western,  the  London  8c  Brighton,   and 

the  Dover  and  South-Eastern  Railways,  as  AGENTS  for  those 

Companies.    And  on  their  own  account  by  the  Great  Western 

and  the  Eastern  Counties  Railways. 

Tlic  Fulilic  desirous  to  entrust  their  favors  to  the  care  of  CHAPLIN  &  HORNE,  have  only 
so  to  consign  their  Goods,  or  to  apply  at  their  several  Country  Offices,  or  at  the  Railway 
Stations  in  the  ahove  Towns,  and  tliey  will  receive  every  Information  as  to  Rates,  &c.,  &c. 

LONDON    ESTABLISHMENTS. 


Swan-two-Necks,  Gresham  St. 
Spread  Eagle,  GracechurchSt. 
Spread  Eagle,  Regent  Circus. 
Green  Man  &,  Still,  Oxford  St. 


Cross  Keys,  Wood  Street. 
George  &  Blue  Boar,  Holhom. 
Bolt-in-Tun,  Fleet  Street. 
Golden  Cross,  Charing  Cross. 


AND 


HAMBRO' WHARF,THAMES  STREET 


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i 


I        NORTH  OF  ENGLAND 

"  (IRE  &  LIFE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

OLD     HAYMARKET; 
«  11,    CHEAPSIDE; 

28,    EUSTACE     STREET. 

Ctujjteos. 

TiiF.  RIGHT  HON.  EARL  FITZVVILLIAM.  JOHN  PARKER,  Esq.,  M.  ['. 

The  right  HON.  LORD  WHARNCLIFFE.  I  Sir  H.  G.  WARD. 

-niE  RIGHT  HON.  LORD  IMILTON.  CORDEN  THOMPSON,  Esq. 

H.  B.  PEGGE  liURNELL,  Esq.,  of  Beauchief.  I  JOHN  CAIIR,  Esq. 

Mivtctovi. 

Chairman— W,  J.  BAGSHAWE,  Esq.,  of  The  Oaks,  Derbyshire. 

Deputy  Chairman— JOHN  CARR,  Esq. 


JOSEPH  WAKD,  Esq. 
EDWARD  VICKERS,  Esq. 
CHARLES  SHELDON,  Esq. 
G.WILTON  CHAMBERS,  Esq. 
THOMAS  VVHEATLEV,  Esq. 


JOHN  BROWN,  Esq. 
LILLITJOHN  ROBERTS,  R.N. 
HENRY  WILKINSON,  Esq. 
GEORGE  WALL,  Esq. 
JOHN  HALL,  Esq. 


Secretary  and  Actuary— T.  BELL,  F.  I.  A. 

LONDON   BRANCH. 

Physician— H.  W.  FULLER,  iM.D.,  25,  Half  moon-street,  PiccadUly. 
Surveyor — J.  YOUNG,  Esq.,  35,  King-street,  Cheapside. 
Solicitor— W.  WILMER,  F^sq.,  4,  Elm-cuurt,  Temple. 
Bankers— Messrs.  GLYN,  HALLIFAX,  MILLS  &  CO. 
Resident  Secretary  and  Accountant — W.  GOODCHAP,  Esq. 

DUBLIN   OFFICE. 

Physician— W.  A.  ELLIOTT,  Esq.,  F.R. C.S.I,   1,  Richmond-place,  Momtjoif-square. 
Resident  Secretary— C.  F.  GOODWIN,  Esq. 


Policies  may  be  effected  with  this  Company  at  Rates  of  Premium  for  the 
younger  ages  lower  than  those  of  most  other  offices ;  and  by  payment  of  a  slightly 
increased  rate,  participation  may  be  secured  to  the  extent  of  Eighty  per  Cent. 
in  the  Company's  Profits.  One  half  only  of  the  first  five  years  Premiums  may 
be  paid  on  a  whole  Life  Assurance,  the  other  half  remaining  a  debt  on  the  Policy. 

The  moderate  Premiums  of  \s.  6d,.  2s.  Pid.  and  As.  6d.  are  taken  for  Common 
Hazardous  and  Doubly  Hazardous  Risks. 

Warehouses  and  their  Contents,  and  other  Property  of  a  special  nature 
may  be  insured  at  a  Premium  commensurate  with  the  Risk. 

Farming  Stock  insured  (free  of  duty)  under  one  sum,  on  one  Farm  at 
3*.  per  Cent. 

The  Directors  are  at  all  times  desirous  to  give  effect  to  a  prompt  and  liberal 
adjustment  of  Claims  for  Loss. 

Forms  of  Proposal,  and  relative  information,  may  be  obtained  on  application 
at  the  Chief  Offices,  or  at  any  of  the  Company's  Agencies  in  the  princioal  I'owns 
of  the  Kingdom. 
Applications  for  yfgendes  in  Towns  where  none  are  appointed nmif  he  afft/nssrff  to  the  ylctvnrti 

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VINAIGRE  DE  BORDEAUX. 
W.  &  S.  KENT  &  SONS 

INVITE  ATTENTION  TO  THEIR  STOCK  OF 

French  Wine  Vinegar, 

In  Puncheons,  llog^sheads  and  Tiergons, 

It  is  of  finest  quality,  highest  strength,  well-matured,  in  colour  and  brilliancy 
resembling  the  wine  from  which  it  is  made ;  and  for  pickling  and  every  domestic 

use  preferable  to  all  other. 

TERMS   AND   SAl>SPIiES    ON   APPLICATION. 

The  Public  may  obtain  it,  at  a  Moderate  Price,  of  Chemists,    Grocers,  and  Wine 
Merchants  throughout  the  Kingdom. 

SOVEREIGN  LIFE  ASSURANCE  COMPANY, 

49,  ST.  JAMES  STREET,  LONDON. 

TRUSTEES: 

The  Rieht  Hon.  the  Earl  Talbot.  I  B.  Bond  Cabbell,  Esq.  M.P.  F  R.8.  F.S.A. 

Henry  Puwnall,  Esq.  I  Sir  Claude  Edward  Scott,  B,irt. 

DIRECTORS: 

Chairman- Lieut.  Colonel  Lord  .ARTHUR  lE.NNOX. 
Deputy-CbairiDan— T.  C,  GRANGER,  Esq.,  M.P. 


John  Aibburner,  Esq.  M.D. 

T.  M   Bat  .rd,  Esq. 

J.  P.  Batbiir~t,  Esq. 

C.  Fdfcbrotber,  E>q   Alderman 


Sir  James  CarB»ichae],  Bai  L 
John  Gardiner.  E«q. 
Cbarles  Usborn,  Esq. 


Assurances  granted   on  the  lives  of  persons  in  every  station  t>f  life,  and  every  part  of  the  world,  on 
pecnliiiriy  favourahl.'  tenn>. 

Policies  is'Ufd  to  Sfcure  an  amount  on  attaining  a  certnin  age,  or  a^  death,  should  it  nccor  pievion«ly. 

Persons  proceeding  beyond  the  limits  of  Europe  may  effect  assurances  on  payment  of  moderate  increased 
rates. 

Immediate  annnities  granted  on  liheral  tcrin«,  affordine  great  advantage  to  persons  of  limited  income. 

Deterrcf!  anniiitie>  niiiy  h-  pnrci'asjed  :*t  rates  whirh  secure  a  n  turn  cf  the  whole  or  part  of  the  preminms 
paid,  in  ca.-se  the  ag-  at  which  tlie  atinuity  i.i  to  commence  be  not  attained. 

Ai^o  endowments  on  wi'lows  and  ( iiildten. 
■  All  the  (oini>aii\'.s  i  ngagemen's  arc  unaianteed  bv  an  ample  subscribed  and  paid-np  capital. 

Pio»|iertnses  and  the  nei  C'sary  forms  of  proposal  with  every  infoira^tion   ni  <y  be  obtained  on  application, 
either  personally  or  by  letter,  at  the  Company's  offices.  H,  D.  DAVENPORT,  Secretary  • 


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