Part 16

To NEWTOWN, LLANIDLOES, and ABERYSTWITH, Elizabeth Sockett, from Pickford & Co.’s warehouse, Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, and Richd. Morgan, from the Britannia, Tuesday and Friday

To PICKLESCOTT & STAPLETON, John Preece, from the Barge Inn, Sat.

To PONTESBURY & MINSTERLEY, Thomas Davies, from the Queen’s Head, Mon. Wed. Thurs. and Sat. and Wm. Maddox, from the White Hart, Monday, Wednesday and Saturday

To PREES, John Hanley, from the Eagle and Tun, and William Eccleston, from the Bell Inn, Saturday and Fair days

To PULVERBATCH, Sarah Dobinson, and Philip Morris, from the Spread Eagle, Wednesday and Saturday

To RUYTON, James Huffar, from the Spread Eagle, Saturday

To WELCHPOOL, Richard Jones, from Pickford & Co.’s and E. H. Lowe’s warehouses, Tues. Thurs. and Sat. and Edwd. Harris, from the Queen’s Head, Wednesday

To WELCHPOOL and NEWTOWN, Elizabeth Sockett, from Crowley and Co.’s warehouse, Tues. Thurs. & Sat. and John Lewis, from the White Hart, Wednesday and Saturday

To WEM, Thomas Harris, from Hill’s Arms, and Joseph Owen and Thomas Harris, from E. H. Lowes, Wed. & Sat.

To WESTBURY, Thomas Humphreys, from the Mermaid, and John Hanley, from the Bell, Wednesday and Saturday

To WHITCHURCH, by the Carriers to WEM.

To WORTHEN, William Downes, from the Elephant and Castle, Wed. & Sat.

To WYTHEFORD, Thos. Humphreys, from the Bell, Saturday and Fair days

CONVEYANCE BY WATER.

To BRISTOL and all intermediate places Edward Henry Lowe, from his wharf, Mardol quay, three or four times a week

To CHESTER, LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, & all intermediate places, the Shropshire Union Railway & Canal Co. from Commercial wharf, daily—James Smith, manager; Pickford and Co. collecting agents

_Barges_, on the Severn, to BRIDGNORTH, BEWDLEY, STOURPORT, WORCESTER, and GLOUCESTER, from E. H. Lowe’s warehouse, Mardol quay, two or three times a week

WELLINGTON, WITH THE VILLAGES OF WROCKWARDINE, WOMBRIDGE, KETLEY AND NEIGHBOURHOODS.

WELLINGTON is a market town and parish in the hundred of Bradford, 144 miles N.W. from London, and 11 E. from Shrewsbury. The town is situated near the ancient Roman _Watling Street_, about two miles from the Wrekin, a lofty mountain, which rises from the plain to the height of 1,200 feet above the bed of the Severn. The face of the country around here, is diversified by mountainous tracts of land, and rich valleys; while another wide portion is an even surface, fertile, and in a perfect state of agriculture. During the great civil war, this was the first place of rendezvous of Charles I. On the 19th September, 1642, the king mastered his forces near the town, and having commanded his military orders to be read, delivered, in person, the remarkable address mentioned by Clarendon. Wellington-under-the-Wrekin, as it is sometimes called, to distinguish it from Wellington in Somersetshire, is neatly built, contains a number of good houses, is gas-lighted, and has received considerable improvements; among these may be mentioned the erection of a new and handsome church, and a neat market-hall.

The government of the town is vested in a mayor and constables, and two clerks are appointed to regulate the markets: these officers are nominated at the manorial court, held annually in November by Lord Forester the lord of the manor. The magistrates sit in petty sessions weekly, upon business connected with the hundred; and a County Court is held monthly in Church-street, for the recovery of debts not exceeding £50—the town being included in the twenty-seventh circuit of towns. Wellington is a polling station at the election of members to represent the northern division of the county. The trade of this place is of some consequence—seated at it is, in the centre of a productive coal and lime district; besides which, the many works are of considerable magnitude; there are many malting and flour mills, and the trade in hops, seeds and timber, is somewhat extensive. The town contains several excellent inns—the principal are the ‘Bull’s Head,’ in New-street, and the ‘Charlton Arms,’ in Church-street. We notice the ‘Admaston Hotel’ under Wrockwardine village. Wellington is now included in the advantages derived from the rail—the Shrewsbury and Birmingham line intersects the town, and the Wellington and Stafford branch of the Shropshire Union Railways communicates therewith; a station erected in the centre of the town, is used in common by both lines.

The parish church of All Saints, is a light and modern edifice of freestone; a portion of it is supported by iron pillars, and the same material is employed in the window frames, thereby imparting a light appearance to the whole: the living is a vicarage, with the rectory of Eyton on the Wild Moors annexed, in the patronage of Thomas Eyton, Esq.; the present incumbent is the Rev. Benjamin Banning. There are places of worship for Baptists, Independents, Wesleyan and Primitive Methodists, and Roman Catholics. The principal charities are a free school for teaching poor children of both sexes; another conducted upon the national plan; an almshouse for six poor women; a dispensary, recently established, and a new and commodious Union Workhouse—the latter, for the reception of the poor of eleven parishes, of which Wellington is the centre. Amusement and instruction are derived from a concert-hall, billiard and news-rooms, and a mechanics’ institute; all of which are of recent establishment. A mile from the town is Apley Castle, the seat of St. John S. Charlton, Esq.; and about the like distance westward, is Orleton Hall, the residence of the Hon. R. C. Herbert. The market is held on Thursday; the fairs March 29th, June 22nd, September 29th and November 17th. The fairs and markets are well attended; at the September fair a great weight of butter and cheese is disposed of; the others are chiefly for horses, cattle, sheep and pigs. Fairs (or cattle markets) are likewise held on the last Tuesday in the months of January, February, April, May, July, August, October, and December. The parish contained, in 1841, 10,990, and in 1851, 11,554 inhabitants.

Two miles W. by N. from Wellington, is the village of WROCKWARDINE, the parish of which embraces a large coal and iron district. Within the parish at ADMASTON, about a mile from Wrockwardine, are two valuable springs—one chalybeate, the other sulphureous. An admirably conducted hotel and boarding house, with hot and cold baths, have been erected here at a considerable expense; and the waters being found beneficial in cases of rheumatism, it is resorted to by many afflicted with that complaint, and other visitors. The Shrewsbury Canal passes through the parish, and the river Tern washes its northern border. The parish church of Saint Peter, is a venerable structure of red stone, substantially built: the benefice is a discharged vicarage, in the gift of the Crown; the Rev. George Lavington Yate is the present incumbent. There has been erected a handsome district church, or chapel of ease. The parish contained, by the returns for 1841, 2,731 inhabitants, and by those for 1851, 3,107.

WOMBRIDGE is a parish, in the same division as Wellington—the village being about three miles east from that town. The Shrewsbury, Shropshire and Marquess of Stafford’s Canals forms a junction in this parish, which is intersected by the _Watling Street_ of the Romans, and the main road to Holyhead—also by several tram-roads from the coal and iron works at Ketley, &c. The parish church is dedicated to Saint Leonard: the living is a perpetual curacy, in the presentation of the family of Charlton. The parish contained, in 1841, 2,057, and in 1851, 2,166 inhabitants.

POST OFFICE, New-street, WELLINGTON, Benjamin Smith, _Post Master_.

Arrival of the Mails—From LONDON, WOLVERHAMPTON, BIRMINGHAM, and the North, every morning at half-past six. From SHREWSBURY and MONTGOMERYSHIRE, every evening at seven; and from KETLEY, OAKENGALE, HIGH-ERCALL and UPPINGTON, every evening at half-past five.

Despatch of the Mails—To LONDON, WOLVERHAMPTON, and the North, every evening at half-past six. To SHREWSBURY and MONTGOMERYSHIRE, every morning at half-past five, and to KETLEY, OAKENGALE, HIGH-ERCALL and UPPINGTON, at seven.

POST OFFICE, KETLEY, Ann Williams, _Post Mistress_—Letters from all parts arrive (from WELLINGTON), at a quarter past seven in the morning, and are despatched thereto at five in the evening.

GENTRY & CLERGY.

Anslow Mr. William, Eyton

Banning Rev. Benjn. A.M., Vicarage

Beeston Miss Tabitha, Rose hill

Bird Rev. William Taylor, Preston

Burn Rev. Andrew, Kinnersley

Charlton St. John, Esq. Apley Castle

Cludde Miss Anne Maria, Wrockwardine

Dickin Miss —, Vineyard road

Emery Charles, Esq. Burcott House

Eyton Thomas Campbell, Esq. (magistrate), Eyton Hall

Ferriday Mr. Allen, Watling st

Goodall Mr. Peter, Parville

Griffiths Mr. James, Vineyard road

Hague Rev. Wm. Smith, St. Johns st

Hayley Mr. Sedgley, the Crescent

Haynes Mr. John, Admaston

Herbert Honble. R. C. Orleton Hall

Johnson Mr. Thomas, Villa Cottage

Juckes Thomas, Esq. Tern

Keay Rev. Wm. Springfield, King st

Kimberley Mrs. Mary, Vineyard rd

Lampfried Rev. A. Madeley

Lawley William Shakeshaft, jun. Esq. (magistrate), Leigomery Hse

Lewis Mr. Charles, Park Villa

Lunn Mrs. Ellen, Millbank terrace

M‘Knight Mr. George, Mossy bank

Mansell Mrs. Elizabeth, Admaston

Minor Mr. Augustus, Hadley Park

Oliver Mr. James, Spring hill

Parton Mr. William, Jarratt’s lane

Pigott Rev. George, Withington

Pinches Miss Esther, St. John st

Pinches Mr. William, St. John st

Poyner Henry, Esq. Hadley

Roden Miss Eliza, King st

Stanier John, Esq. Leaton

Stonham Rev. Thomas, Ketley Parsonage

Symons Rev. Mark, Fountain place

Taylor Miss Elizabeth, the Mount

Turner Mr. Thomas, Walker st

Turner William, Esq. Field House

Wellings Mr. Harriman, Leaton

Whittingham Mr. Samuel, Haybridge Cottage

Williams Jno. Esq. Ketley hill House

Wyley William, Esq. Dothill Park

Yate Rev. George Lavington, A.M. Wrockwardine

ACADEMIES & SCHOOLS.

Marked thus * are Day and Boarding Academies.

Not otherwise described are Day Schools

Beetlestone Ellen & Caroline Mill bnk

Binned Jane, Rose hill

* Cranage Joseph Edward, Old hall

* Cranage Martha, Old hall

Dean Misses —, King st

Hobson Sarah, King st

Hussey John, Church st

INFANTS’ SCHOOL, King st

Jones George, Hadley

NATIONAL SCHOOL, King street—Edward Price, master

NATIONAL SCHOOL (Duke of Sutherland’s), Red lake—James Allen, master; Emily Allen, mistress

Picken Elizabeth, Wrockwardine

Smart Joseph William, Admaston

* Weston Emma, Mill bank

AGENTS.

(_See also Fire_, _&c. Office Agents_.)

Adams John (to the Shropshire Union Railway and Canal Co.), Shropshire Union Railway

Ashdown John (land), Uppington

Barlow Joseph (to his Grace the Duke of Sutherland, and wharfinger), Wappenshall wharf

Garbett Richard (land and lime, to the Right Honble. Lord Forester), Lawley

Jones John (porter), Park st

Rimmer Henry (to Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway Company), Wappenshall

Slaney John (porter), Market pl

Tew Richard (tea), Admaston

Tipton Mark (to Beriah Botfield Iron Works), Massey green

Wyley William (land), Dothill Park

ATTORNEYS.

Marled thus * are Commissioners for taking acknowledgments of Deeds by Married Women.

Beeston John Daniel William, Church street

Knowles Isaac, Church st

Marcy George (& clerk to the Poor-law Guardians, and to the Trustees of the Watling street and Ironbridge turnpike roads), Watling street; office, Walker st

Newill Robert Daniel (and clerk to magistrates and to county court, & also to the improvement commissioners, and attorney for the Wellington Coal and Gas-Light Company and Wellington Water Works Company), New st

Smallwood B. H. Church st

AUCTIONEERS.

Barber John (& surveyor), Church st

Houlston John, Swine market

Jones Thos. William (& accountant), Church st

BACON & HAM CURERS, AND CHEESE FACTORS.

Bagshaw Sarah, Crown st

Bird Francis, Crown st

Cartwright Edward, New st

Cartwright J. E. New st

Pointon Henry, Crown st

BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS.

Austin William, New st

Birks Mary Ann, New st

Bizzel Ann, Church st

Cartwright Edward, New st

Fieldhouse John, New st

Lloyd Joseph, New st

Porter John, New st

Taylor William, Jarratt’s lane

Venables John, New st

Webb Henry, New st

Webb Mary Ann, New st

York Mary, New st

BANKERS.

SHROPSHIRE BANKING COMPANY (Branch), Church st—(draw on Union Bank of London, London), John Benson, manager

SAVINGS’ BANK, Walker st—(open every alternate Monday from 10 till 12)—George Marcy, actuary

BLACKSMITHS.

Corbett Samuel, Park st

Cotton Robert, Walker st

Griffiths John, Dun Cow lane

Houlston Robert, Wrockwardine

Marsh John, Admaston

Owen Richard, Snedshill

Poole Martha, Watling st

Taylor Richard, Hadley

BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, BINDERS AND PRINTERS.

Hobson Robert (and stamp office), Market place

Keay James, Yew st

Leake Thomas (and public library), Crown street

Smith Benjamin, New st

BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.

Barnes John, Mill bank

Birks Thomas, New st

Blud Philip, Ketley

Brookes George, New st

Brown John, Park st

Edwards Jane, New st

Edwards William, New st

Fleming William, New st

Forrester Thos. (warehouse), New st

Gough James, Crown st

Griffiths Edward, Ketley

Griffiths George, Mill bank

Harper George, jun. New st

Harris George, New st

Harris George, junr. New st

Houlston Thomas, Wrockwardine

Hughes William, Burcott

Jackson Edwin, New st

Keay Charlotte, Market place

Lawson Charles, Church st

Liggitt John, New st

Lloyd John, Ketley

Lloyd William, New st

Lloyd William, Wrekin road

Moore James, New st

Morgan John, New st

Pinches John, Ketley

Rowley William, Ketley

Smith Benjamin, New st

Thompson Emanuel, Park st

Williams Manual, Ketley

Wood Charles, New st

BRAZIERS AND TIN-PLATE WORKERS.

Baddeley Thomas, Market place

Brookes William, New st

Gill Robert, New st

Shakeshaft Ellen, Crown st

Webb Thomas, Crown st

BRICKLAYERS.

Currier John, New st

Downes John, Church st

Ellis Thomast, King st

Shaw & Roper, Wrekin road

BUILDERS.

_See Joiners and Builders_.

BUTCHERS.

Bailey John, Market square

Birch Edmund, Market square

Birch Edwin, Admaston

Capsey William, Market square

Clay Thomas, New st

Davies Elizabeth, New st

Dolphin Joseph, Butcher’s lane

Espley George (pork), New st

Galliers John, Marker square

Hodges Benjamin, New st

Lea Thomas, Market square

Liggitt Joseph (pork), New st

Moore John, New st

Padmore William, Market square

Poole William, Dun Cow lane

Richards Richard, Jarratt’s lane

Smith Charles, New st

Titley Joseph, Admaston

Titley Thomas, Market square

Topham George, Market square

Tudor Joseph, Market square

West Thomas, Market place

CABINET MAKERS.

_See under the head Joiners_.

CHAIR MAKERS & TURNERS.

Groom John, New st

Page Francis, New st

Shepperd Robert, New st

CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.

Edwards William (and secretary to the news room), Market place

Ison John, New st

Jones Samuel Haden, New st

Turner Thomas, Market place

Whitfield John, Market place

CHINA, GLASS & EARTHENWARE DEALERS.

Crump Henry, New st

Downing Henry, Tan bank

Getley William (merchant), Hadley

Jones Mary, New st

Pearce Ann, New st

CLOTHES DEALERS.

Bagley John, New st

Campbell Bridget, New st

Carr John, New st

Morris John, New st

Neckles Jane, New st

Pooler William, New st

Winter Samson, New st

COAL DEALERS.

(_See also Coal Masters_.)

Bennett John, New Hadley

Millington John, Railway wharf

WELLINGTON COAL & GAS COMPY. Shrewsbury & Birmingham wharf

West George (& coke), Long lane

COAL MASTERS.

Bennett John, New Hadley

Botfield Beriah, Old Park and Sturchley

COALBROOKDALE CO., Coalbrookdale, Lawley, and Horse hey,—Chas. Crooks, managing partner

KETLEY COMPANY, Ketley—John Williams, managing partner

MADELEY WOOD CO. Madeley Wood, Wm. Anstice, managing partner

Tipton Isaac, Ketley bank

WOMBRIDGE COMPANY, Wombridge

CONFECTIONERS.

_See Bakers and Confectioners_.

CONTRACTORS.

Dickson John & Co. Shropshire Works

Edwards William, Fountain place

M‘Kenzie Colin, Mill bank

Millington John, Ketley

COOPERS.

Edwards Thomas, New st

Vickers Richard, New st

CURRIERS & LEATHER SELLERS.

Jackson Benjamin, Church st

Kean John, New st

Summers Richard D. New st

FIRE, &c. OFFICE AGENTS.

AGRICULTURAL (life), John Houlston Swine market

ALBION, Isaac Knowles, Church st

ATLAS, Colin M‘Kenzie, Mill bank

BIRMINGHAM, John Ison, New st

GUARDIAN, John Daniel William Beeston, Church st

KENT MUTUAL, Thomas William Jones, Church st

MANCHESTER (fire), George Marcy, Walker street

MINERVA, John Barber, Church st

PELICAN (life), George Marcy, Walker street

PHŒNIX (fire), John Barber, Church st

ROCK, Robt. Daniel Newill, New st

ROYAL EXCHANGE, William Edwards, Market plate

SCOTTISH AMICABLE, John Ison, New street

SHROPSHIRE AND NORTH WALES, (fire), Richard Lawrence, New st

STAR, John Venables, New st

FRUITERERS & FISHMONGRS.

Bowring Robert, New st

Palmer James, New st

FURNITURE BROKERS.

Del Vecchio & Getti, New st

Stones Francis, New st

GROCERS & TEA DEALERS.

(_See also Shopkeepers_, _and also Tea Dealers_—_Travelling_.)

Bagshaw Joseph, Crown st

Bennett Samuel, New st

Day John, Ketley

Edwards William, Market place

Evans Thomas (& tea dlr), New st

Jones Charles, New st

Morgan Francis, New st

Owen Thomas, Crown st

Price Aaron, Ketley

Turner Thomas, Market place

Webb William & Co. Market place

Whitfield John, Market place

Winnall Richard, New st

Wright Moore William, Crown st

HAIR DRESSERS.

Marked thus * are also Perfumers and Toy Dealers.

Clayton Richard, New st

* Danes John, New st

Heighway Thomas, New st

Lawley Henry, New st

Vaughan James, Market place

* Vaughan Thomas, New st

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Butler Joseph, New st

Del Vecchio & Getti, New st

HATTERS.

Davies David, Market place

Morris John, New st

Peplow Richard, Church st

HOP DEALERS.

(_See also Seed Dealers_.)

Ison John, New st

Jones John (& seed), Park st

Turner Thomas, Market place

Webb William & Co. (and seed), Market place

Whitfield John, Market place

HORSES, GIGS, &c. OWNERS OF, FOR HIRE.

Bowring Robert, New st

Hulett John, New st

Padmore Thomas, Swine market

HOSIERS, GLOVERS AND SMALLWARE DEALERS.

Butler Joseph, New st

Dax John, Crown st

Evans Hannah, New st

Peplow Richard, Church st

Young John George, New st

INNS & HOTELS COMMERCIAL, &c.

(_See also Taverns_ & _Public Houses_)

Admaston Spa Hotel (and boarding house), John Purcell, Admaston,—(_See advertisement_)

Bull’s Head Hotel (& posting house), John Hulett, New st

Charlton Arms (and inland revenue office), Joseph Skitt, Church st

IRON FOUNDERS.

Botfield Beriah, Old Park and Sturchley

COALBROOKDALE COMPANY, Horse hey, and _Coalbrook Dale_—Chas. Croaks, managing partner

Corbett Samuel, Park st

Edwards & Son (& brass founders & engineers, and proprietors of the Wellington Gas Works), Tan bank

Mansell William, Foundry lane

SNEDSHILL IRON & BAR COMPANY, Snedshill—Samuel Lewis Horton, manager

Tipton Mark (chains, gates and hurdles), Mossey green

IRON MASTERS.

Botfield Beriah, Old Park and Sturchley

COALBROOKDALE CO., Coalbrookdale, Lawley and Horse hey—Chas. Crooks, managing partner

KETLEY COMPANY, Ketley—John Williams, managing partner

MADELEY WOOD COMPANY, Madeley Wood—William Anstice, managing partner

SNEDSHILL IRON & BAR COMPANY, Snedshill—Samuel Lewis Horton, manager

WOMBRIDGE COMPANY, Wombridge

IRONMONGERS & IRON MERCHANTS.

Baddeley Thomas, Market place

Shakeshaft Ellen (ironmonger), Crown street

Webb Thomas, Crown st

Whitfield John, Market place

JOINERS & BUILDERS.

Marked thus * are also Cabinet Makers.

* Adams George, Ketley

Downes John, Market place

* Groom John, New st

* Keay William, Dun Cow lane

* Large John, Church st

Large Thomas, Mill bank

* Page Francis, New st

Parton William, New st

Shaw & Roper, Wrekin road

Stones Francis, New st

* Ward James, Hadley

LINEN & WOOLLEN DRAPERS.

Allwood William, Church st

Brattox Thomas Benj. Market pl

Dax John, Crown st

Lewis Brothers, Market place

Manwaring Thos. Donnington wood

Venables Charles, Church st

Webb James, Market place

MALTSTERS.

Blase John Walker, Walker st

Bradburn John, Muxton

Brown John & Joseph, Hadley

Bullock Thomas, Hadley

Day John, Ketley

Espley John, New st

Jones Charles, Vineyard road

Jones John, Park st

Milner William, Coal moor

Morgan John, New st

Parton Thomas, Church st

Shepard James, Park st

Shepherd John Pike, Hadley

Tew Richard, Admaston

Whittall Richard & Timothy, King st

MARINE STORE DEALERS.

Butler Enoch, Park st

Butler Joseph, New st

Weston Edward & Co. New st

MILLERS.

Cotterill William, Walcot

DONNINGTON WOOD CO., Steam Mill—John Bullock, agent

Hawkins Roger, Allscott

Milner William, Horse hey

Powell Thomas, High Ercall

Stillgoe Mary, Cluddeley

Taylor Richard Smith, Long Mill

MILLINERS & DRESS MAKERS.

Davies Martha, New st

Downes Anna Maria, Church st

Ellis Gertrude, Park st

Evans Hannah, New st

Evans Jane, New st

Jones Maria, New st

Moore Elizabeth, Hadley

Phillips Jane, St. John st

Thompson Mary, New st

NAIL MAKERS.

Baddeley Thomas, Market place

Luckock Richard, New st

Webb Thomas, Crown st

NEWSPAPERS.

SHROPSHIRE NEWS, office, Market place—(published on Thursday)—Robert Hobson, publisher

WELLINGTON JOURNAL, office, Crown st—(published on Saturday)—Thomas Leake, publisher

OIL & COLOURMEN.

Baddeley Thomas, Market place

Webb Thomas, Crown st

PAWNBROKERS.

Ellis Samuel, New st

Smith Samuel, New st

PLUMBERS, PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS.

Baddeley Thomas, Market place

Davies John, Church st

Groom Wm. (& paper hangr), New st

Lewis James Francis (and paper hanger), Dun Cow lane

Lewis John, Watling st

Moore Henry, New st

Pointon Henry, Crown st

Rowsby Thomas, Walker st

York Elizabeth, New st

SADDLERS AND HARNESS MAKERS.

Harper William, New st

Morris Henry, Market place

Shelton Robert, Watling st

Tanner John, Market place

SEED DEALERS.

(_See also Hop Dealers_.)

Bagshaw Sarah, Crown st

Dawson Samuel, Park st

Gibson John, New town

Leah Edward, Park st

Shakeshaft Ellen, Crown st

SHOPKEEPERS & DEALERS IN GROCERIES & SUNDRIES.

Austin William, New st

Bagshaw Sarah, Crown st

Banks John, Ketley

Bennett Thomas, New st

Bentley Wm. James, New st

Bird Francis, Crown st

Bourne Maria, Ketley

Buttrey John, Park st

Cartwright Ann, New st

Davies Richard, Jarratt’s lane

Fieldhouse John, New st

Griffiths Elizabeth, New st

Hill Richard, Trench

Howles William, Park st

Hughes William, New st

James Mary Ann, New st

Johnston Thomas, Hadley

Jones James, New st

Owen William, Ketley

Phillips John, Park st

Pitchford Joseph, Red lake

Pointon Henry, Crown st

Price Thomas, Mill bank

Robinson James, Watling st

Turner Samuel, Hadley

Williams Ann, Watling st

Winnall Richard, New st

SILK DYERS.

Cruwys William, New st

Halford Sarah, Church st

Sweeney John, New st

STONE MASONS.

Downes John, Foundry lane

Mort —, Foundry lane

STRAW BONNET MAKERS.

Atkins Elizabeth, Church st

Brown Leah, Ketley

Evans Hannah, New st

Wood Mary, New st

SURGEONS.

Beeston John, King st

Hayes Henry Haden, Vineyard rd

Howlet William, Park st

Jones Samuel, New st

M‘Knight George, Mossey bank

Maxon Rowland, Vineyard road

Rider John, Church st

Steedman John Francis, Park st

Webb Thos. Fryer, Coalbrook bank

Weston Robert, St. John st

SURVEYORS.

Barber John, Church st

Belton William R. Walker st

Hayley William B. Crescent House

M‘Kenzie Colin, Mill bank

Snook George, Admaston

TAILORS.

Marked thus * are also Drapers.

* Alltree Thomas, Crown st

Bennett Samuel, New st

* Birch John, New st

* Cupit Matthew, New st

Davies Charles, New st

* Downes Edward, New st

Hall Michael, Park st

Jones Richard, Church st

Jones William, Walker st

* Lawrence & Green, New st

Morris John, New st

* Peplow Richard, Church st

* Pooler William, New st