COMMERCIAL AND POSTING,
(_See also Taverns & Public Houses_.)
Angel Hotel, Alice Barrett, Broad st
Bull Hotel, Thos. Crane, Bull ring
Elephant & Castle, Benjamin Taylor, Bull ring
Feathers Hotel, Ann Prothero, Bull ring
Golden Lion, Edwd. Halfhide, Old st
IRONMONGERS AND NAIL MANUFACTURERS.
Cooper & Bluck, Castle st
Egginton Edward, Bull ring
Penny Thomas, Narrows
Smith John Colerick, King st
JOINERS.
Bennt Richard, Lower Gaolford
Davies Samuel, Raven lane
Evans John, Corve st
Gray Henry, Raven lane
Griffiths John, Lower Gaolford
Grosvenor George, Bull ring
Grosvenor John, Bell lane
Morris Benjamin, Tower st
Rewbury James, Raven lane
LEATHER COTTERS.
_See Curriers_.
LIBRARIES.
Evans John, Public rooms
Griffiths Thomas, jun. Narrows
PUBLIC LIBRARY, Broad st
LINEN & WOOLLEN DRAPERS.
Adney George, Narrows
Evans James, King st
Gardner Robert George, Bull ring
Harding Edward, High st
Harper Albert, High st
Johnson Herbert, Butter cross
Jones Harley, High st
Leake Jane, Castle st
Stewart William & Co. Narrows
MALTSTERS.
Atkins Hubert, Corve st
Badger John, Corve st
Coleman Richard, Corve st
Davies Mary (& hop dealer), Corve st
Evans Matthew, Corve st
Hand Jas. (& hop dealer), Corve st
Harding Henry, Corve st
Hockey James, Old st
Jones James, Bull ring
Lloyd Henry (& hop dealer), Old st
Penny Thomas, Corve st
Powell William, Upr. Gaolford
Rawlings Wm. (& hop dealer), Corve st
Smith John, Corve st
Whiteman William, Bull ring
MILLERS.
Adams Richard, Lower Broad st
Blakeway Richard, Onibury
Collins Thomas, Mill st
Green Richard, Bromfield
Hockey James, Old st
Lawrence John Castle Mills
Lewis Thomas, Bull ring
MILLINERS & DRESS MAKERS.
Crundell Ann Harriet, High st
Crundell Eleanor, High st
Heighington Harriet H. Broad st
Penny Mary, Mill st
Weaver Mary Ann & Martha, Tower st
White Mary, Broad st
MILLWRIGHTS.
Hodges Chaplin, CASTLE MILLS
Hodges Philip, Brand lane
NURSERY & SEEDSMEN.
(_See also Gardeners_.)
Bach James, Corve st
Cox Richare, Old st
Piller Thomas, Oldgates fee
Tyler William, Old st
PAINTERS, PLUMBERS AND GLAZIERS.
Barrett Edwin, Bull ring
Bowen Catherine, Broad st
Collier James, Raven lane
Cook Thomas, Old st
Gwynn William, Old st
Gwynn William (sign painter) Corve st
Osborn John, Old st
Powell Edward, Castle st
Powell Samuel, Lower Gaolford
Round James, Lower Gaolford
Wayn Philip, Corve st
Williams Richard, Brand lane
SADDLERS.
Amies Samuel, Bull ring
Barber William, Tower st
Gough John, Castle st
Hotchkiss Thomas, King st
Jones James, Bull ring
Roberts Edward & James, High st
SHOPKEEPERS & DEALERS IN GROCERIES & SUNDRIES.
Ball Richard, Corve st
Bready Mary, Lower Gaolford
Collings George, Bell lane
Corfield Mary, Corve st
Crundell James, Old st
Dukes Richard, Lower Gaolford
Edwards Elizabeth, Corve st
Gough Henry, Corve st
Griffiths John, Lower Gaolford
Hammond Andrew, Corve st
Harding William, Tower st
Jones David, Tower st
Jones Thomas, Lower Broad st
Lea James, Bull ring
Mason Andrew Hammond, Corve st
Owen Ann, Bull ring
Piller Thomas, Oldgates fee
Powell William, Old st
Rooke Owen, Corve st
Scandlett George, Corve st
Thomas Elizabeth, Castle st
STONE MASONS.
Atkins Robert, Corve st
Berrington Benjamin, Old st
Hammond Andrew, Corve st
Russell Edward, Old st
Russell William, Old st
Stead Samuel, Castle st
Watkins James, Upper Gaolford
STRAW BONNET MAKERS.
Baker Maria, High st
Hotchkiss Elizabeth, King st
Pearce Benjamin, King st
Pearce Sarah, Narrows
Powell Jane, Old st
Wall Anne, High st
SURGEONS.
Hodges George, Broad st
Hodges Henry, Broad st
Meymott Henry, Broad st
Southern John, Broad st
Thompson Wm. Egginton, Broad st
Valentine Richard, Hand Lane
SURVEYORS.
Shepherd William, Castle st
Smith Edward Blakeway, Corve st
Tench Jno. & Richard, Church yard
Whitwell Thomas, Mill st
TAILORS.
Marked thus * are Woollen Drapers.
* Carter John, Narrows
* Cox Jasper, Broad st
Crundell Daniel, High st
Crosse Samuel, Mill st
* Davies Edward, Narrows
Davies William, Bell lane
Jones Thomas, High st
Morgan Edwin, Castle st
Morris Joseph, Lower Gaolford
Wall Henry Arthur, Brand lane
Welsh John, Bell lane
Welsh Joseph, Mill st
Williams Henry, Harp lane
TANNERS.
Lello Thomas, Bull ring
Urwick Benjamin, Corve st
TAVERNS & PUBLIC HOUSES.
Barleymow, William Cook, Lower Broad st
Bell, Benjamin Milner, Upper Gaolford
Bell, Wm. Smith, Lower Broad st
Black Boy, Thos. Jenkins, Tower st
Blue Boar, William Pea, Mill st
Castle, John Boden, Old st
Charlton Arms, Thomas Cantrell, Ludford
Clive Arms, James Murray, Brounfield
Coach & Horses, Hugh Greenhouse, Bell lane
Compasses John Pearce, Corve st
Dolphin, Wm. Price, Upr. Gaolford
Eagle, Edward Edwards, Corve st
Engine, Fredrick Lowe, Upr. Gaolford
Fox, John Thomas, Uppr. Gaolford
Friars’ Inn, John Hancocks, Old st
George & Dragon, Jas. Bach, Castle st
Globe, Wm. Coates, Hand & Bell lane
Grapes, John Sawyer, Hand & Bell la
Green Dragon, Thos. Hodges, Old st
Green Dragon, Wm. Price, Corve st
Greyhound, Sarah Thompson, Upper Gaolford
Half Moon, John Davis, Lower Gaolford
Hand and Bell, James White, Hand and Bell lane
Harp, Thomas Owen, Harp lane
Hop Pole, John Weems, Mill st
Horse & Jockey, Wm. Key, Old st
King’s Arms, Ann Owen, Bull ring
Lamb, John Evans, Corve st
Mitre, Robert Allum, Corve st
Nag’s Head, Sarah Evans, Corve
Paul Pry, Thomas Sheldon, Lower Broad st
Pheasant, Alice Bowyer, Tower st
Plough, Charles Yapp, Raven lane
Portcullis, Thos. Preen, Upr. Gaolford
Pound, William Blakeway, Onibury
Prince of Wales, Charles Mason, Raven lane
Queen’s Arms, Richd. Bird, Corve st
Railway Arms, Wm. Waters, Old st
Raven, Benjamin Milner, Raven lane
Raven, James Harding, Sand pits
Red Lion, Timothy Price, Hand and Bell lane
Rose and Crown, Thomas Amies, Harp lane
Royal Oak, Thos. Pearce, Tower st
Spread Eagle, Benjamin Breakwell, Corve st
Star and Garter, Thomas Coston, Corve st
Sun, William Shepperd, Castle st
Swan, William Davis, Bell lane
Talbot, Joseph Weaver, Tower st
Three Horse Shoes, Saml. T. Lugg, Upper Gaolford
Three Tuns, Robert Jones, Mill st
Trotting Horse, Richard Coleman, Corve st
Unicorn, Henry Dodd, Corve st
Wheatsheaf, Edward Morris, Lower Broad st
RETAILERS OF BEER.
Botwood Jane, Sand pits
Knight John, Lower Broad st
Painter Edward, Dinham
Sheldon Thomas, Lower Gaolford
Walters William, Old st
TIMBER MERCHANTS.
Grosvenor John, Bell lane
Harper John, Linney
Hine James, Upper Gaolford
Sankey Jeremiah (& bark & charcoal), Ludlow & 50 Mount street, Grosvenor
square, _London_
Smith Edward Blakeway, Corve st
TURNERS—WOOD.
Adams William, Lower Gaolford
Bennett Richard, Lower Gaolford
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Creswell Charles, Broad st
Jones James Brookholding, Corve st
WATCH & CLOCK MAKERS.
Edwards Robert, Raven lane
Fehrenbach Benedict, High st
Griffiths William Henry, Broad st
Payne George, Bull ring
WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS.
Massey M. & Son, Bull ring
Powell Edward, Castle st
Sawyer John, Hand & Bell lane
Stanway William, the Cross
WOOLSTAPLERS.
Evans & Hughes, Lower Broad st
Harrison John, Mill st
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ball Richard, hay dealer, Broad st
Barsnell Francis, cutler and umbrella maker, Tower st
Boucher John, professor of music, Broad
Boucher William, music seller, Broad st
Bursnell Francis, general dealer, Tower st
Clark Edwin, road surveyor, Corve st
Cook Ann, dealer in seeds, Church yard
Crosse Jane, rope maker, Narrows
Davies John, farmer, Mill st
Down Elizabeth, clothes dealer, Tower st
Evans & Hughes, woollen manufacturers, Lower Broad st
Evans Thomas George, deputy registrar of births and deaths, Old st
Gaine Charles, dentist, Broad st
Griffiths James, coach builder, Old st
Halford Thomas, whitesmith, Raven lane
Harding William, town crier, Tower st
Hardy Jas. collector of taxes, Gravel hill
Hodges Chaplin, iron founder, Castle Mills
Hodnett Ann, lodging house, Castle st
Jones Wm. fishing tackle maker, Dinham
M‘Cartney David, travelling tea dealer, Old street
Manwaring James H. surveyor of taxes, Old st
Oliver Samuel, accountant, Old st
Owen Ann, eating house keeper, Bull ring
Penny George, machine maker, Ludford
Price John, teacher of dancing, Corve st
Price Richard Samuel, teacher of music, Mill street
Ree Adam, organist, Broad st
Russell William, bricklayer, Old st
Shepperd William, land agent, Castle st
Thomas Edward, plasterer, Old st
Urwick Benjamin, tanner, Corve st
Wade John, paper dealer and rag merchant, Old st
Walker Priscilla, stay maker, Harp lane
Wayn Philip, stamp distributer, Corve st
Weaver Joseph, fellmonger, Tower st
Wells Henry, whitesmith, Old st
Wells Thomas, agent to the Right Hon. the Earl of Craven, Onibury
Williamson Thomas, gun maker, Bull ring
Wright James, wheelwright, Gaolford
COUNTY COURT.
OFFICE, Mill-street.
_Judge_—Uvedale Corbett, Esq.
_Clerk_—John Williams
POOR LAW UNION.
WORKHOUSE, Sandpits.
_Governor_—William Harris
_Matron_—Margaret Russell
_Relieving Officers_—Thos. George Evans, James Jones, William Harding and
John Sandbrook
* * * * *
ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Public Rooms, Castle st
GAS WORKS, Oldgate fee—Ambrose Ground, manager
GUILDHALL, Mill street
MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE, Market Hall, Castle street
MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY, Mill st
POLICE STATION, Cross—Henry Biggs, superintendent
SUBSCRIPTION READING ROOM, Public Rooms, Castle st
THEATRE, Mill street
CONVEYANCE BY RAILWAY,
ON THE SHREWSBURY AND HEREFORD LINE.
_Station_ Corve st—Charles Allen, station master
COACH AND OMNIBUSES.
To CORVE-DALE, an Omnibus, from the Bull, every Monday, Thursday and
Saturday.
To KNIGHTON, an Omnibus, from the Feathers, every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday evening.
To WORCESTER, a Coach, from the Feathers, every morning at eight; goes
through Tenbury.
VANS
FOR PASSENGERS AND GOODS.
To BEWDLEY, John Griffin, from Sand pits, every Tuesday.
To BRIDGNORTH, Chas Cadwallader, from the George, every Monday afternoon
at four.
To CLUN, Edwin Taylor, from the George, every Monday afternoon at four.
To HEREFORD, Geo. Hathaway, from the Bull, every Saturday morn. at ten.
To STOURPORT, John Griffiths, from Sand pits, every Tuesday.
To WENLOCK & IRONBRIDGE, Wm. Marston, from the Bull, every Monday,
Thursday & Saturday aftern. at four.
To WORCESTER, John Stead, from his house, Upper Gaolford, every Saturday
CARRIERS.
To BEWDLEY & STOURPORT, John Griffiths, from Sand pits, every Monday and
Thursday.
To CLEOBURY MORTIMER, Margt. West and James Wheeler, from the Portcullis,
every Monday,
NEWPORT AND NEIGHBOURHOOD.
NEWPORT is a borough corporate, market-town and parish, in the Newport
division of the hundred of Bradford South; 139 miles N.W. by W. from
London, and 19 E.N.E. from Shrewsbury; situated near the line of the
Roman _Watling street_, at the north-eastern border of the county, on a
branch of the Liverpool and Birmingham Junction Canal. The Shropshire
Union Railway passes through the upper end of the town, from Stafford to
Shrewsbury; it is a branch held on lease by the London and North Western,
and was opened for traffic in June, 1849. The town, which is seated in a
delightful part of the country, sustained, in the year 1665, damage by
fire to the amount of upwards of £30,000.—a very large sum at that
period. Its appearance now is respectable, having many handsome
dwellings, two proprietary banking establishments, a bank for savings, a
spacious market-hall, and good inns; the principal is the ‘Royal Victoria
Hotel’ (and posting house), in Saint Mary street, which as a commercial
and family house can be classed amongst the first in Shropshire. The
‘Raven and Bell’ in the High street, is also a most respectable inn,
affording excellent accommodation. The principal manufactories are one
belonging to William Scott Underhill, agricultural implement
manufacturer, in Saint Mary street, and another of the same to Jones &
Aston, of Salters lane; there is also an extensive iron and brass
foundry, and two manufactories for bend ware, and various turnery, hair
sieves, &c. of the most approved description. A newspaper is published
weekly, by H. P. & C. Sylvester, entitled ‘the Newport and North
Shropshire Advertiser,’ and enjoys a large circulation.
The liberties and privileges of the town commenced by grants, as early as
Henry I, and they have been confirmed by succeeding monarchs. The
corporation comprises a high steward, deputy steward, two bailiffs and
about twenty-five burgesses, who are entitled to certain property within
the parish, the rents arising from which, are chiefly applied to defray
the expense of keeping in repair a water-course and pipes, by which, from
a spring about a mile distance, the inhabitants are supplied with
water—this is conveyed into five large cisterns, placed in different
parts of the town, four of which were erected and beautified under the
direction of the corporation, at a considerable expense, and are rendered
an ornament, as well as a convenience to the inhabitants. There is also
derived from a large tract of land, a fund which is applied, amongst
other purposes, to the repairs of the streets, lighting the town, and
apprenticing poor children. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland is lord of
the manor, and holds courts leet annually. Petty sessions, for the
Newport division of the hundred, are held here by the magistrates, and
the County Court, under the new acts, sits one a month in the town hall,
for the recovery of debts to any amount not exceeding £50.
The parish Church of Saint Nicholas, formerly belonged to the abbey of
Saint Peter and Saint Paul, in Shrewsbury, and was alienated by
permission of Henry VI, to Thomas Draper and his heirs, by whom it was
made collegiate for a warden and four lay chaplains. The church is
principally in the ancient style of English architecture with a square
tower, and was repaired and beautified in 1827, at a cost exceeding
£3,000, and again in 1835; the living is a perpetual curacy, in the
patronage of the Crown; the present incumbent is the Rev. William
Sandford, A.M. There are places of worship for Independents, Roman
Catholics, and Methodists—both Primitive and Wesleyan. The school here
was founded, and amply endowed, in 1656, by William Adams, Esq. a native
of Newport, who assigned certain lands for the support of a master and an
usher, for the endowment of four exhibitions at any of the colleges in
Oxford or Cambridge, for the erection and support of four almshouses for
that number of that number of poor persons, for annually apprenticing
three poor children, and for other purposes. This school also enjoys the
benefit of four other exhibitions, founded by Mr. Careswell. The land
belonging to this charity yields an annual income of nearly £1,000.
There are the town’s almshouses for four poor females, founded and
erected in 1446, by William Glover, of this town; a national school,
originating from a free grammar school of very ancient foundation, and
several other charities and funds vested in trustees. Newport under the
new Poor Law, is the centre of an Union, comprising sixteen parishes; and
a new and commodious workhouse has been erected. The town is indebted to
the same gentleman who so munificently endowed the free school, for its
market hall. The country around here is very fertile, the prospects
beautiful, and enriched by many seats of note; and among other subjects
worthy of observation in the neighbourhood, are the ruins of Saint John’s
abbey at Lilleshall, about three miles hence. The market is held on
Saturday; cattle and sheep fairs (or markets), every alternate Tuesday,
and annual fairs on the first Tuesday after Candlemas, the Saturday
before Palm-Sunday, May 28th, July 27th, Sept. 25th, and December 10th,
principally for live stock. The parish contained, by the returns
rendered in 1841, 2,497 inhabitants, and by those in 1851, 2,906.
POST OFFICE, High street, Maria J. Stillitoe, _Post Mistress_.—Letters
from LONDON, and all parts arrive at ten minutes before three in the
morning, and three in the afternoon, and from SHREWSBURY and WELLINGTON
at eleven in the morning, and twenty minutes before eleven at night, and
are despatched to LONDON, and all parts at ten in the morning, and
twenty-five minutes past ten at night, and to SHREWSBURY, and WELLINGTON,
at two in the afternoon, and half-past one in the morning.
_A Mail Cart_ is despatched to MARKET DRAYTON, at three in the morning,
and to BRIDGNORTH, and SHIFFNAL, at four in the morning.
NOBILITY, GENTRY AND CLERGY.
Adams Joseph Harrison, Esq. High st
Baddeley the Misses —, Chetwynd Aston
Barber Mrs. Sarah, High st, Wellington rd
Bill Mrs. —, Chetwynd Aston
Borough John Charles Barton, Esq. Chetwynd Hall
Boughey Robert, Esq. Park Farm
Boughey Sir Thomas F. F. Bart., Aqualate Hall, _Staffordshire_
Brookes Mr. Ambrose, Aston
Brown Right Rev. Dr. Salter’s Hall
Brown Mr. Charles B. Church Aston
Buckworth Rev. T. A. Norbury
Bunsen Rev. H. G. Lilleshall Old Hall
Burne Rev. T. H. Moreton
Burne T. H. Esq. Summer Hill
Burne Thomas Higgins, Esq. Loynton Hall
Charlton Rev. J. K. Rectory, Brockton
Clarke Rev. S. Sambroook
Cobb Mrs. Sarah, High st
Collier Mr. Thomas, Beech hill
Cooper Mrs. Mary Ann, Old Hall, Aston
Cotes John, Esq. Woodcote Hall
Crump Mr. Thos., Chetwynd Aston
Derrington Mr. Thomas, Chetwynd end
Ellershaw Thomas Phillips, High st
Emery Mrs. Ann, Summer hill House
Eyton Capt. William, Aston Hall
Heakin the Misses —, Edgmond
Heatley Miss —, Chetwynd
Higgins Mr. Robt. Chetwynd end
Hill the Honourable Maria Noel, Meertown
Hughes Mrs. Mary, High st
Humphreys Mrs. Elizbth. Stafford rd
Jellicorse Rev. W. Chetwynd end
Justice Mr. Henry, Hinstock Hall
Keeling Mrs. Sarah, High st
Kyffin Mr. Robert, High st
Leach Rev. W. B. Chetwynd Aston
Make Ralph, Esq. Longford Hall
Masefield Mr John, Chetwynd Aston
Morgan Miss Elizabeth, High st
Musselwhite Rev. T. R. Wellington rd
Norris Mrs. Martha, Chetwynd Aston
Oakes Miss —, Meeson Hall
O’Regan Rev. T. Donnington
Palin Mrs. Jemima, Chetwynd-end
Parr Rev. J. O. Hinstock
Pigot Rev. John Dryden, Rectory, Edgmond
Pigott Miss Charlotte, Chetwynd Aston
Rylands Mrs. Jane, Chetwynd Villa
Rylands Thomas, Esq. Banshee Hse
Sandford Rev. William, High st
Saxton Rev. Charles, D.D. High st
Scott Mr. Robert, High st
Sillitoe Mr. William, Chetwynd end
Smith Mrs. Ann, Aston Villa
Smith Mr. Edward, High st
Steevens Miss Mary Ann, Chetwynd end
Stoneley Mr. James, Chetwynd Aston
Sutherland His Grace the Duke of, Lilleshall Hall
Trovell Rev. Michael, Salter’s lane
Twemlow Rev. Francis C. Forton
Vickers Valentine, Esq. Ellerton Grange
Whately Rev. Thomas, Vicarage, Chetwynd
Wright Mrs. —, Chetwynd end
ACADEMIES & SCHOOLS.
Not otherwise described are Day Schools
Atkinson & Cooke (ladies’ boarding and day), High st
Bradbury Helen Louisa (boarding and day), Upper Bar
FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, High st—Rev. Charles Saxton, D.D. first master; John
Benifold, second master; Richard Crowther, third master
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL, Wellington road—Elizabeth Johnson, mistress
Lees John, High st
NATIONAL SCHOOLS:
Lilleshall—William Diggins, master; Eliza Arnold, mistress
Church Aston—Joseph Collier, master; Sophia Collier, mistrss
Workhouse lane—Martha Ball, mistress
Forton—G. F. Warman master; Martha Warman, mistress
Pritchard Mary Ann (boarding and day), Chetwynd end
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHARITY SCHOOL, Salters’s lace—Agnes Bailie, mistress
AGENTS.
(_See also Fire_, _&c. Office Agents_.)
Bott John (to Lilleshall Lime Works), Lilleshall
Bradbury Charles (ale, porter and cider), High st
Cheadle James (to the Lilleshall Coal and Lime Works), Pave lane
Holland John (general), St. Mary st
Jones Edward (to the Lilleshall Iron Bar Co), Donnington Wood
Marsh John (house), High st
Smith William (to His Grace the Duke of Sutherland), Lilleshall
ARCHITECTS.
_See under the head Carpenters and Builders_.
ATTORNEYS.
Marked thus * are Commissioners for taking acknowledgments of Deeds by
Married Women.
Baddeley Thomas B. High st
* Fisher Henry (and deputy steward of Newport), High st
* Heane Henry (and clerk to the commissioners of taxes), High st
Liddle William (and clerk to the magistrates and to the comity court),
High st
Smallwood Brook Hector, High st
AUCTIONEERS.
Fieldhouse Thomas, High st
Holland John, St. Mary st
BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS.
Griffiths John, High st
Rogers Stephen, St. Mary st
Sargeant Peter, High st
Tomkinson John, Stafford road
Williams Henry, Upper Bar
BANKERS.
NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF ENGLAND, High street (draws on the London
Joint Stock Bank)—Alexander Fowler, manager
SHROPSHIRE BANKING COMPANY, High street,—(draws on the Union Bank of
London), William Silvester, manager
SAVINGS’ BANK, High st—(open every alternate Saturday from 10 till
1)—Charles Silvester, actuary
BLACKSMITHS.
Allman John, Chetwynd Aston
Cook Joseph, Salters lane
Dawes James, Stafford st
Littleton John, Edgmond
Rowley James, High st
Whitmore Thomas, Forton
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS & PRINTERS.
Icke Thomas George, High st
Silvester Henry Price & Charles (binders, and publishers of the Newport
Advertiser), High st
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.
Allman John, Chetwynd Aston
Beeston John, Lower Bar
Blest David, Chetwynd Aston
Bolas Benjamin, Edgmond
Bolas William, St. Mary st
Griffiths William, High st
Holt William, Upper Bar
Marsh Thomas High st
Pigott David, Edgmond
Plant Stephen, St. Mary st
Stewart Robert, High st
BRAZIERS & TIN-PLATE WORKERS.
Davies Owen, High st
Underhill William Scott, High st
Watkin John, High st
BRICK MAKERS.
Cobb John, Chetwynd end
Pooler John, Adney
Silliter Thomas, Edgmond
Ward George Joseph (and tile merchant), Water lane
BRICKLAYERS.
Hurd Thomas, Water lane
Williams John, High st
BUTCHERS.
Barber Charles, High st
Bruckshaw Freeman, High st
Cornmell Benjamin, Marsh lane
Cornmell George, Marsh lane
Cornmell John, Stafford road
Cornmell William, Marsh lane
Doody George, High st
Gosnell John, Lower Bar
Harper John, Salters lane
Lockley James, High st
Morris Samuel, Stafford road
Rees Philip, jun. High st
Steventon Charles, High st
Steventon John, High st
Yeomans John, Vauxhall
CABINET MAKERS.
Cobb Samuel, High st
Jenkins William, St. Mary st
Sargeant Peter, High st
Slaney Ann Jane, St. Mary st
CARPENTERS & BUILDERS.
Marked thus * are also Architects.
* Cobb John, Chetwynd end
* Doody Joseph, Lower bar
* Treasure John, Aston villa
Whitmore Thomas, Forton
Whittingham Joseph, High st
Williams William, High st
CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS.
Brittain William, High st
Chalmers Henry, High st
Icke & Yates, High st
Jones & Aston, Lower bar
Oastler Eliza, High st
Watkin & Co. High st
CHINA, GLASS, &c. DEALERS.
Bradley James, High st
Griffiths John, High st
COOPERS.
Allen Charles, Church Aston
Allkins Lewis (and bendware turnery, & hair sieve manufactory), MILL
WORKS
Boughey Thomas (and bendware turnery, and hair sieve manufacturer),
Church Aston
Eccleshall John, High st
James John, St. Mary st
Tomkinson James, High st
FANCY REPOSITORIES.
Barlow James, High st
Veitch Susan, High st
FIRE &c. OFFICE AGENTS.
BIRMINGHAM, Richard G. Lowe, St. Mary street
CROWN (life), Hy. Chalmers, High st
FARMERS & COTTAGERS’ (cattle), Joseph Doody, High st
LAW (life), Henry Heane, High st
NORWICH UNION, Thomas George Icke, High st
PALLADIUM (life) & PHŒNIX (fire), Alexander Fowler, High st
PROFESSIONAL (life), Henry Chalmers, High st
ROYAL FARMERS’, Joseph Doody, Lower bar
SALOP (fire), Henry Chalmers, High st
SHROPSHIRE & NORTH WALES (fire) Thomas Fieldhouse, High st
SUN, John Holland, St. Mary’s st
FISHMONGERS.
Rowring Thomas, St. Mary st
Thompson John (& dealer in game), High street
GROCERS & TEA DEALERS.
(_See also Shopkeepers_, _&c._)
Brittain William, High st
Doody James, High st
Fieldhouse William, High st
Foxall Henry, High st
Howls & Co. Lilleshall
Huxley John, High st
Icke & Yates, High st
Jones & Aston, Lower bar
Lockley James, High st
Norton George, Lower bar
Slaney William, High st
Wild William, St. Mary st
HAIR DRESSERS.
Adderley Charles, High st
Harvey Robert, High st
HATTERS.
Edwards David, High st
Keeling John, High st
Warner John, High st