Hop Pole, Henry Holt, Underhill st
King’s Head, Geo. Edwards (& posting house), Whitburn st
New Inn, Jas. Andrews, St. Mary st
Old Castle, William Hall, West Castle street
Old Friar, Sarah Adams, Friars st
Pheasant, Henry F. Langford, Whitburn street
Plough, Mary Salt, St. John street, Low town
Red Lion, Henry Longmore, Underhill st
Red Lion, Henry Wilkes, Quatford
Robin Hood, Wm. Bate, Listley st
Royal Oak, George Perry, High st
Shakspere, Francis Foxall, East Castle st
Spread Eagle, Richard Parker, St. Mary st
Squirrel, Thomas Charles Burrows, Pound st
Star, John Doughty, Underhill st
Swan, Emma Atcherley, High st
United Kingdom, Henry Wright, Mill st, Low town
Vine, Thomas Maun, Mill st, Low town
White Lion, James Cooper, West Castle st
Whitmore Arms, Margrt. Summers, Norton
Woodman, Edwd. Elcock, Newtown
RETAILERS OF BEER.
Beech Rupert, St. John st, Low town
Bennett Margaret, Underhill st
Blount John, St. John st, Low town
Broadfield John H. Underhill st
Colins Richard, Whitburn st
Churms John, Newtown
Dallaway Thomas, Northgate
Doughty Richard, Underhill st
Giles Eleanor, Whitburn st
Gower Thomas, Newtown
Groves George, Salop st
Harman William, Cartway
Hayward Michael, Bernard’s hill
Lowe Edward, Bernard’s hill
Lloyd William, St. Mary st
Page William, Newtown
Perry William, Salop st
Phillips Walter, St. John’s steps
Pickard John, Whitburn st
Preece William, Cartway
Reese John, Friars st
Rutter Mary, Listley st
Thomas James, Knowl sands
Tyler John, Cartway
Walford William, Cartway
Watson Thomas, near High Rock
Wellings Elizabeth, West Castle st
Wilson Andrew, Mill st, Low town
TIMBER MERCHANTS.
Elcock Thomas, Mill st, Low town
Oakes William (and ship builder), Underhil st
TOBACCO PIPE MAKERS.
Phillips Daniel, Foundry st
Southern Elizabeth, Whitburn st
TOY DEALERS.
Brickley Anne, High st
Doharty Martin, Listley st
Evason Edward, St. Mary st
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Atcherley James Rennell, High st
Bradshaw Henry Ainsworth, Saint Mary street
WATCH & CLOCK MAKERS.
Barber Edwin, Waterloo terrace
Burroughs Rowland K. High st
Pearson James Molesworth, (and dentist), St Mary st
Woodward Edmund J. High st
WHEELWRIGHTS.
Lloyd John, Salop st
Pearce William, West Castle st
Perry John, Bernard’s hill
Preece Benjamin, East Castle st
Price Benjamin, Whitburn st
WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS.
Downes John, High st
Jones William, Underhill st
Lewis Anne & Son, High st
Whitefoot Thomas, High st
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bagnall Mary, clothes dealer, Listley st
Baker James, cutler, Listley st
Baker Joseph, rope maker, Whitburn st
Batte William D. coroner, East Castle st
Bennett John L. tax collectr, West Castle st
Cureton Benjamin, registrar of births and deaths, High street
Doughty Richard, wharfinger, Underhill st
Fowles Mary Ann, dyer, Whitburn st
Goalby John, haberdasher, High st
Gwynn James, basket maker, Salop st
Hughes Ann, pawnbroker, St. Leonard’s Church yard
Jefferies & Co. tallow chandlers, High st
Jones Dodo Davis, parish clerk, High st
Nock & Wilson, corn factors, High st
Rutter Benjamin, nail maker, Bernard’s hill
Sewell John, professor of music, Church st
Sing & Macmichael, tanners, Mill street, Low Town
Williams Charles, land steward, Morville Hall
Williams Fanny Evans, Berlin wool repository, High st
Williams Thos. gun manufacturer, High st
PLACES OF WORSHIP,
AND THEIR MINISTERS.
ST. LEONARD’S CHURCH—Rev. George Bellett, A.M. incumbent; Rev. Charles
Isaac Powie, curate
ST. MARY’S CHURCH—Rev. William Knox Marshall, A.M. incumbent; Rev. Henry
Bolland, curate
ST. MARY MACDALENE’S CHURCH, Quatford—Rev. George Leigh Wasey, incumbent
ST. MICHAEL’S CHURCH, Morville—Rev. George Leigh Wasey, incumbent; Rev.
John Clarke, curate
STOCKTON CHURCH, Stockton—Rev. Charles Whitmore, incumbent; Rev.
Stuteville Isaacson, curate
BAPTIST CHAPEL, West Castle street—Rev. Alfred Tilley
INDEPENDENT CHAPEL, Stoneway steps—Rev. David D. Evans
METHODIST (Wesleyan) CHAPEL, Low Churchway
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL, High st—Rev. Francis O’Neill, priest
IRVINGITE CHAPEL, East Castle st—Rev. John H. Cooper
POOR LAW UNION.
WORKHOUSE, Innage lane.
_Governor_—Seth Bennett Barber
_Matron_—Mary Bennett Barber
_Chaplain_—Rev. W. A. Marshall
_House Surgeon_—William Thursfield
COUNTY COURT
HELD IN THE TOWN HALL.
_Judge_—Uvedale Corbett, Esq.
_Clerk_—John Jacob Smith
* * * * *
GAOL, Whitburn st—Geo. Ross, keeper
GAS WORKS, Friars street—John Horton, manager
INFIRMARY, New Town—Sidney Stedman Smith, house surgeon
INLAND REVENUE OFFICE—George Westcott, supervisor
MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE, High street—Lloyd Whatmore, treasurer; Rev. D.
Evans, secretary
POLICE STATION, East Castle street—William Baxter, superintendent
STAMP OFFICE, Waterloo terrace—Joseph Yate, distributer
SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY, Castle hill—Ann Pinkstone, librarian
WATER WORKS, Shiffnall road—Henry Crutchley, manager
COACHES & OMNIBUSES.
To KIDDERMINSTER, an _Omnibus_, from the Castle Inn, High street, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
To SHIFFNALL, an _Omnibus_, from the King’s Head, Whitburn street, and
the Great Western Railway Co.’s Office, bottom of High street, every
morning at nine and afternoon at half-past three.
To SHIFFNALL and NEWPORT, the _Royal Mail_ (with parcels), every evening
at a quarter before seven.
To STOURBRIDGE, an _Omnibus_, from the Bell, High street, every Saturday
evening at five.
To WELLINGTON, an _Omnibus_, from the Castle Inn, High st, every morning
at half-past seven.
To WOLVERHAMPTON, the _Hero_, from the Crown and Royal Oak, every morning
at eight.
RAILWAY.
The nearest _Station_ is at SHIFFNALL, 10 miles N.E. from Bridgnorth, on
the Great Western line. For conveyance thereto see above.
VANS.
FOR PASSENGERS AND GOODS.
To KIDDERMINSTER, — Sefton, from the Star Inn, Low Town, every Mon. Wed.
and Saturday evening at five.
To MUNSLOW, a Van, from the Raven Inn, every Saturday aftern. at three.
To WENLOCK, — Jones, from the Crow Keys Inn, every Sat. afternoon at
four.
CARRIERS.
To CHURCH STRETTON, — Jones, from the Bell, Sat. afternoon at three.
To SHIFFNALL STATION, a Wagon, from the Great Western Railway Co.’s
Office, bottom of High st, daily.
To WENLOCK, — Clayton, from the Bell, Saturday afternoon at three.
To WOLVERHAMPTON, Richard Beeston’s Wagon, from the Crown and Royal Oak,
daily.
CONVEYANCE BY WATER.
To BEWDLEY, COALPORT, COALBROOKDALE, STOURPORT, WORCESTER, GLOUCESTER,
and BRISTOL, Benjn. Devy, from — Jones’ wharf, three times a week.
To COALPORT, IRONBRIDGE, SHREWSBURY, &c. from the River side, twice a
week—Richard Doughty, wharfinger.
BROSELEY AND MADELEY,
WITH COALBROOKDALE, COALPORT, IRONBRIDGE, BENTHALL, DAWLEY, AND
NEIGHBOURHOODS.
BROSELEY is a parish in the franchise of Wenlock—the market town is 146
miles N.W. from London, 13 S.E. from Shrewsbury, 4 E. from Wenlock, and 7
from Wellington, at present the nearest railway station. It is situated
on the Severn, which river separates it from Madeley, Ironbridge, and
Coalbrookdale. In ancient records it is written _Burwardesley_, probably
deriving that appellation from a family named Burward, to which it
formerly belonged. Its extent and importance are owing to the numerous
mines of coal and ironstone abounding in the neighbourhood. It consists
principally of one long street, with smaller ones branching off
irregularly, leading to the different collieries and other works. The
produce of the former is chiefly appropriated to the supply of iron
foundries, and in the manufacture of fire-bricks, tiles and
tobacco-pipes—the last mentioned being an article for which Broseley has
long been noted. The town is within the jurisdiction of the borough of
Wenlock. Courts leet for the manor are held in the town-hall, a handsome
brick building, in April and October, at the latter of which four
constables are appointed; and a court of requests, for the recovery of
debts under 40s. was generally held on alternate Wednesdays, until the
new county court acts came into operation, by which debts can be
recovered to the amount of £50.: this court is held at Madeley, and
Broseley is included within its jurisdiction. The parish church of All
Saints, erected on the site of Saint Leonard’s, and first opened for
divine service in 1845, is a beautiful chaste structure. The living is a
rectory, in the patronage of Lord Forester; the present incumbent is the
Hon. and Rev. O. W. W. Forester. The other places of worship are St.
Mary’s chapel of ease, at Jackfield, and chapels for Baptists,
Independents, and Methodists. The market is held on Wednesday, and a
fair on the last Tuesday in April. The parish of Broseley contained, in
1841, 4,829 inhabitants, and in 1851, 4,739.
MADELEY, or _Madeley Market_, is a parish, in the same franchise as
Broseley—the town extending to COALBROOKDALE, which is accounted a part
of it, and connected therewith in its trade and history. The iron works
in this parish are considerable, and employ a great number of hands. The
Coalbrookdale Company, so celebrated for the beautiful specimens of
wrought iron, which were sent by them to the Great Exhibition of 1851,
have their works here. The famous iron bridge, which at this place
bestrides the Severn, and gives name to a part of the parish, was
constructed here in 1779. All the principal parts were erected in three
months, without any accident to the works or workmen, or the least
obstruction to the navigation of the river. The span of the arch is one
hundred feet six inches, and the height, from the base line to the
centre, forty feet, the total weight of iron being three hundred and
seventy-eight tons. This fine work has every claim to attention as an
effort of great mechanical genius. Madeley had at one time a well
attended market, which was removed by the lord of the manor (Joseph
Reynolds, Esq.) to IRONBRIDGE, a place of rising importance in this
parish, situated on the banks of the Severn. The magistrates assemble in
petty sessions at Ironbridge every sixth week on a Tuesday, and Madeley
is included in the twenty-seventh circuit of county Court towns under the
new acts for the recovery of debts not exceeding £50. A railway (which
will be of great importance to this district) is projected—it will run
from Shrewsbury to Kidderminster, and will be called the Severn Valley
fine. The places of worship are the parish church of Saint Michael; the
new church of Saint Luke at Ironbridge, and one at Coalbrookdale,
dedicated to the Holy Trinity; and chapels for the Society of Friends,
Roman Catholics, and Wesleyan Methodists. The living of Madeley is a
discharged vicarage, in the gift of Sir Edward Kynaston, Bart. The House
of Industry, erected here in 1797, at a cost of £1,000., is a convenient
building.
At COALPORT, two miles from Ironbridge, are the china manufactories,
which are well worth the inspection of the visitant; as indeed is the
whole of this curious and romantic neighbourhood; where may be seen
winding glens, vast hills, and hanging woods: while the bosom of the
noble Severn, which so essentially contributes to the prosperity of this
district, in bearing away the articles produced here, adds also to the
general beauty of the country through which it glides. There is also a
chair manufactory belonging to Messrs. Edge & Son, who were awarded a
prize medal at the Great Exhibition of 1851. The market is held on
Friday at Ironbridge, and a fair at Madeley May 29th. The parish of
Madeley contained, in 1841, 7,368 inhabitants, and in 1851, 8,522.
BENTHALL is a parish—the village being situated within the liberties of
Wenlock, nearly four miles from the town of that name. There are pottery
works in this neighbourhood, which give employment to many of the
inhabitants; and the river Severn, which flows through the parish,
provides the means of distributing the articles manufactured to various
parts. The parish church of St. Bartholomew is the only place of
worship. The living of Benthall is a perpetual curacy, in the gift of
the vicar of Much Wenlock; the Rev. William H. Wayne is the present
incumbent. Population of the parish, according to the returns made in
1841, 587, and by those for 1851, 530.
DAWLEY MAGNA is a populous parish, comprising the townships of DAWLEY
PARVA or LITTLE DAWLEY, and MALINS LEE, and the market town of DAWLEY or
DAWLEY GREEN—the last named situated about two miles N. from Madeley, and
four miles W. by S. from Shiffnall, a station on the Shrewsbury and
Chester and the Shrewsbury and Birmingham railways. There are extensive
coal, iron, lime, and tile works in the parish, with numerous tram-roads
or railways in connection with them. The parish church of St. Leonard
(or the Holy Trinity) is situated in Dawley Parva, and there are chapels
of ease at Little Dawley and Malins Lee. The living of Dawley Magna is a
perpetual curacy, in the gift, conjointly, of two private families. The
market is held on Saturday, and a fair on the 4th of June. The parish
contained, in 1841, 8,641 inhabitants, and in 1851, 9,201.
POST OFFICE. BROSELEY, Fanny Baker, _Post Mistress_.—Letters from LONDON
and all parts arrive (from WELLINGTON) every morning at six, and are
despatched thereto at seven in the evening.
POST OFFICE, MADELEY, Thomas Munday, _Post Master_.—Letters from LONDON
and all parts arrive every morning at half-past six, and are despatched
at a quarter-past six in the evening.
POST OFFICE, IRONBRIDGE, Joseph Slater, _Post Master_.—Letters from
LONDON and all parts arrive every morning at half-past five, and are
despatched at five minutes before eight in the evening.
POST OFFICE, DAWLEY, Samuel Deakin, _Post Master_.—Letters from LONDON
and all parts arrive every morning at half-past five, and are despatched
at a quarter before eight in the evening.
NOBILITY, GENTRY AND CLERGY.
Anstice John, Esq. (magistrate), the Lloyds
Bartlett Rev. John, Parsonage, Marnwood
Cooper Mrs. Ann, Madeley
Croker Rev. Michael George, Sutton wharf
Darby Abraham, Esq. Chesnut House, Coalbrookdale
Darby Mrs. Lucy, Dale House, Coalbrookdale
Darby Richard, Esq., Coalbrookdale
Dickenson Henry, Esq. Severn Hse
Eastwick Mr. John, Madeley
Edwards Mr. Edward, Madeley
Evans Mrs. Martha Maria, High st, Broseley
Farmer Miss Ann, Madeley
Ferriday Mr. Charles, Madeley
Forester Lord Geo. C. W. Willey Park
Forester the Honble. & Rev. Orlando Watkin Weld, Rectory, Broseley
Goodwin Mr. George, Terrace Villa, Ironbridge
Graham Mr. Thomas, Coalbrookdale
Gwyther Rev. James Henry, A.M. Vicarage, Madeley
Harris Rev. William, Dawley Green lane
Hayes Rev. John, Coalbrookdale
Jetter Rev. John, Ironbridge
Lumley Mr. Charles, Sutton
Molloy Rev. William, Madeley
Morris Rev. James Dawley
Morris Mr. John Cox, Broseley
Owen Mr. Thomas, Coalbrookdale
Pattrick Miss Mary Ann, Madeley
Pritchard George, Esq. (magistrate), Broseley
Pritchard John, Esq. M.P. Broseley
Pugh William, Esq. Coalport
Richards Rev. William, Dawley
Roden Miss Mary, Benthall
Rose William, Esq. Rock House
Rose Mrs. —, Madeley
Shepherd Mr. Levi, Dawley green la
Trigger Mrs. Elizbth., Little Dawley
Veale Rev. Henry, Broseley
Yate Joseph, Esq. Madeley Hall
ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS.
Not otherwise described are Day Schools
BRITISH SCHOOL, Poole hill, Dawley—Henry Ryder, master
BRITISH SCHOOLS, Coalbrookdale—Isaac Onions, master; Anne Barton,
mistress
Fletcher James, Dawley
Harris Rev. William, Dawley Green lane
INFANT SCHOOL, Dawley—Mary Gough, mistress
INFANT SCHOOL, Coalbrookdale—Helen Barton, mistress
Johnston John (boarding & day), Brockholes
NATIONAL SCHOOLS:—
Broseley—George Ledger, master; Matilda Ryalls, mistress; Martha Ann
Ryalls, teacher of infants
Dawley Green—William Sandercock, master
Jackfield—Edwin Prior, master
Madeley—Thomas Moore, master; Ellen Moore, mistress; Rebecca Price,
mistress of infants
Malins Lee—Seth Johnson, mstr
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL, Ironbridge—Jane Trigg, mistress
Parsons Aurora, the Lloyds
ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL, Broseley
Timmiss Mary (boarding), Coalbrookdale
Wilson George (boarding and day), Dawley
ACCOUNTANTS.
Harvey John, Broseley
Leadbetter Enoch, Broseley
Munday Thomas, Madeley
Nevitt Enoch, Broseley
Poole James G. Dawley bank
Weare William, Ironbridge
AGENTS.
(_See also Fire_, _&c. Office Agents_.)
Anstice William Reynolds (to Joseph Reynolds, Esq.), Ironbridge
Evans Edwin R. (estate), Broseley
Jones George (mining agent, and surveyor to James Foster, Esq.), Madeley
Court
Leadbetter Enoch (house), Broseley
Milner Betsy (to Crowley & Co., carriers), Ironbridge
Pearce Francis (iron & coal), Madeley Court
Pugh Thomas (general), Madeley
Whiteley James (to the Coalport Porcelain Company), Coalport
ATTORNEYS.
Anstice Wm. Reynolds, Ironbridge
Potts & Gordon, Broseley
AUCTIONEERS.
Hartshorne George, Broseley
Leadbetter Enoch, Broseley
Weare William, Ironbridge
BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS.
Barclay John, Ironbridge
Clarke James, Madeley
Evans John, Broseley
Everall Elizabeth, Broseley
Jones Fanny, Dawley
Jones Samuel, Broseley wood
Lee Henry, Broseley
Milner George Jacob, Ironbridge
Onions & Son, Madeley
Onions Isaac, Madeley
Pountney Edwin, Broseley
Randles George H. Madeley
Rogers Mary, Ironbridge
Walker Henry, Madeley
Wordley John, Dawley
BANKERS.
Pritchards’, Boycott & Nicholas, Broseley—(draw on Barnett’s, Hoares’ &
Co. London)
SHROPSHIRE BANKING COMPANY, (Coalbrookdale branch), Ironbridge—(draw on
the Union Bank of London)—Henry C. T. Dickenson, manager
SAVINGS’ BANKS, Ironbridge and Dawley—(open every alternate Monday)—Wm.
Smith, actuary
BARGE OWNERS.
Beard Thomas, Werps
Burton John & Edward, Ironbridge
Davies James, Coalford
Davies Thomas Coalford
Dodd Andrew, Salthouse
Doughty George, Salthouse
Doughty Robert, Salthouse
Doughty Theophilus Coalford
Exley William, Jackfield
Lloyd Henry, Jackfield
Lloyd Thomas, Salthouse
Oakes Francis, Salthouse
Owen Benjamin, Ironbridge
Owen Edwd. bottom of Coalbrookdle
Parker Benjamin, Coalford
Reynolds John, Salthouse
Roden Samuel, Benthall
Transom James, Salthouse
Yates Francis & John, Ironbridge
BASKET MAKERS.
Gwynn Enoch, Broseley
Roderick Joseph, Broseley
BLACKSMITHS.
Brown Edward, Jackfield
Browne William, Jackfield
Cock James, Little Dawley
Davies Richard, Ironbridge
Dorsett Thomas, Madeley
Edwards John, Ironbridge
Edwards Joseph, Lloyd head
Garbett Joseph, Broseley
Gittins John, the Court
Instone Joshua, Benthall
Merrington Chas. Finger lane, Dawley
Morris Richard, Madeley
Parish Charles, Dawley
Poole James, Dawley Green lane
Robinson Thomas, Broseley
Rushton Samuel (& manufacturers of hurdles, pallisades, gates, fencing,
&c. and all descriptions of wrought iron work), Madeley
Sheward John, Little Dawley
Spragg & Hinsley, Madeley wood
Walton Richard, Ironbridge
BOAT BUILDERS.
Chune Geo. & Jos., Coalbrookdale
Gother Edward (barge), Benthall
Griffiths Thomas (canal), Coalport
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS & PRINTERS.
(_See also Stationers_.)
Slater Joseph, Ironbridge & Dawley
Smith George M. (& dealer in paper hangings, oilcloths, picture frames
and patent medicines), Ironbridge
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.
Bailey Benjamin, Coalbrookdale
Barker John, Madeley
Bate John V. Madeley
Bray Moses, Finger lane, Dawley
Burnet Isaac, Broseley
Cadwallader John, Madeley
Caswell John, Madeley
Claybrook William, Salthouse
Crowther John, Madeley wood
Cureton Richard, Ironbridge
Dodd Richard, Ironbridge
Evans Joseph, Dawley Green lane
Ford John, Ironbridge
Garbitt Robert, Dawley
Glaze Francis, Broseley
Hartshorne Edward, Broseley
Jones Thomas, Madeley lane
Littleford William, Madeley
Lloyd Robert, Dawley
Madelin John, Benthall
Mansell Thomas, Dawley
Mason James, Broseley
Mason Thomas, Dawley
Powell Charles, Broseley
Price Thomas, Madeley green
Price William, Broseley
Roberts Charles, Madeley
Roberts John, Coalbrookdale
Roberts Samuel, Ironbridge
Roberts Thomas, Ironbridge
Rogers George, Benthall
Smallman William, Broseley
Smith Richard, Dawley
Smith Thomas, Madeley
Stodd John, Ironbridge
Stodd William, Coalbrookdale
Thompson John, Broseley
Turner Richard, Madeley
Waste Samuel, Benthall
Watkin Richard, Broseley
Weeks John, Broseley
White John, Salthouse
BRAZIERS & TINMEN.
Bartlam Charles, Ironbridge
Child Thomas, Broseley
Fenton John, Ironbridge & Broseley
Fenton Samuel, Madeley
Gill John, Dawley
BRICK & TILE MAKERS.
Burton John & Edward, Ironbridge
COALBROOKDALE COMPANY, Coalbrookdale
Cooke Henry, Dawley
Davies James, Coalford
Davies Thomas, Coalford
Davies William, Lloyd head
Davis George & Co, Coalport
Davis Jno. Tweedale & Madeley Wood
Doughty Theophilus, Coalford
Exley William (and manufacturer of encaustic tiles), Jackfield
LANGLEYFIELD CO. Langleyfield
MADELEY WOOD COMPANY (fire brick), Madeley Wood
Maw & Co. (and manufacturer of encaustic tiles), Benthall
Onions John, Broseley
Rowland John & Son, Jackfield
Smith Samuel & Co. Woodlands, Madeley
Taylor William, Lightmore
BRICKLAYERS.
Barclay John, Ironbridge
Farmer John, Ironbridge
Nevett Thomas & Co. Ironbridge
Nickless James, Madeley Wood
Squires Richard, Broseley
BUILDERS.
(_See also under the head Joiners_.)
Barclay John, Ironbridge
Exley William, Jackfield
Nevett Thomas & Co. Ironbridge
Smith Thomas, Madeley
BUTCHERS.
Bailey Henry, Dawley
Bailey John, Dawley
Barnett Thomas, Ironbridge
Bills Jeremiah, Broseley
Brown William, Dawley
Cartwright Charles, Broseley and Ironbridge
Cartwright George, Madeley
Cartwright George, Broseley
Cartwright James, Broseley
Cartwright John, Broseley
Cooke Joseph, Broseley
Corfield Thomas, Broseley
Crump William, Broseley
Davis Samuel, Broseley
Delves Joseph, Ironbridge
Dyas William, Ironbridge & Madeley
Everall Robert, Broseley
Guy Thomas (pork), Dawley
Harper John, Coalport
Harvey John, Broseley
Lewis George, Dawley
Page John, Ironbridge
Page William, Madeley
Poole Charles, Ironbridge
Taylor William, Broseley & Ironbrdge
Wilcox Bernard, Ironbridge
Wilcox John, Madeley green
Wilcox William, Madeley Wood
Wotton Herbert, Broseley
CABINET MAKERS.
Marked thus * are also Upholsterers.
* Barker John, Dawley
Currier Joseph, Madeley
* Davies George, Ironbridge
Hartshorne George, Broseley
* Jones William, Ironbridge
Lloyd Hiram, Broseley
Turley Thomas, Broseley
Watkis Miles, Dawley Green lane
* Williams James, Madeley
CHAIN MANUFACTURERS.
Edge & Son (flat & improved round chains and cables for mining purposes,
&c.) Coalport
Harris James, Finger lane, Dawley
Poole James, Dawley Green lane
CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS.
(_See also Druggists_.)
Davies George, Dawley
Green John, Dawley
Hartshorne William H. T. Ironbridge
Sharpe Walter, Madeley
CHINA, GLASS & EARTHENWARE DEALERS.
Hayman John (glass), Broseley
Higgins Mary Ann, Ironbridge
Latham John, Ironbridge
Street Herbert, Madeley
CHINA MANUFACTURERS.
Rose John & Co., Coalport—warehouses, Newcastle street, Strand, _London_;
King street, _Manchester_, and Wyle cop, _Shrewsbury_
COAL MASTERS.
COALBROOKDALE COMPANY, Coalbrookdale and Horsehay
Evans George, Broseley
Foster Wm. Orme, Madeley Court & Calcut—Francis Pearce, agent
Holmes William, Broseley
Langford George & Thomas, Broseley
LANGLEYFIELD COMPANY, Langleyfield—Arthur Hinde, manager
MADELEY WOOD COMPANY, Madeley Wood
Onions John, Broseley
Raspass, Patten & Plimbley, Clonebury Colliery, Broseley
COOPERS.
Cox William, Ironbridge
Jones George, Broseley
Roberts Richard, Ironbridge
Williams William, Ironbridge
CORN MERCHANTS AND DEALERS.
Bailey George, Madeley & Dawley
Burton John & Edward, Ironbridge
Cooke Henry, Dawley
Owen Benjamin, Ironbridge
Owen Edward, bottom of Coalbrookdale
Yates Francis & John (and coal), Ironbridge
CURRIERS.
Cherrington Thomas, Ironbridge
Pierce Richard R. Dawley
Stirrop Robert, Ironbridge
Summers Richard, Dawley
DRUGGISTS.