Slater's [1859] Shropshire Directory
Part 17
TALLOW CHANDLERS.
Turner Thomas, Market place
Webb William & Co. Market place
TAVERNS & PUBLIC HOUSES.
Britannia, Ann Juckes, King st
Buck’s Head, George West, Long la
Buck’s Head, Thomas Peake, Watling sheet
Bush, John Clayton, Hadley
Cock, Samuel Roden, Watling st
Craven Arms, Jno Machin, Horse hey
Cross Keys, Thomas Jones, Hadley
Crown Inn, Saml Nickless, Crown st
Duke of Wellington, Annette Shelton, New st
Duke’s Head, Henry Davies, New st
Dun Cow, Charles Woodward, Dun Cow lane
Fox & Grapes, Ellen Shakeshatt, Crown st
Fox & Hounds, John Jones, Crown st
George, Elizabeth York, New st
Groom & Horses, Elizabeth Sandells, Walker street
Holly Bush, James Stokes, Street la
Horse Shoes, John Morris, Ketley
King’s Arms, Sarah Webb, Trench
King’s Head, Joseph Brown, Hadley
King’s Head, John Espley, New st
Labour-in-Vain, James Maun, Horse hey
Lion, John Hughes, Prior’s Lee
Lion, Richard Wakeley, Trench
Market Tavern, William Houlston, Crown street
Nelson, John Morgan, New st
Odd Fellows’ Arms, William Coulston, New st
Old Bell, Edwd. Hewlett, New st
Pheasant, Richard Tew, Admaston
Plough, William Sambrook, King st
Queen’s Head, Maria Price, Walker st
Queen’s Head, Abraham Shepherd, New street
Raven, Charles Frederick Wheatley, Walker st
Red Lion, Edwd. Granger, Street la
Red Lion, Jos. Rogers, Park st
Seven Stars, William West, Ketley
Shakspearean, Richard Hall, New st
Sunderland Arms, John Tranter, Wappenshall wharf
Swan Inn, John Ison, Watling st
Wheatsheaf, Mark Tipton, Mossey grn
White Lion, Thomas Capsey, Crown st
White Lion, Elizabeth Lewis, Ketley
RETAILERS OF BEER.
Birch Catherine, Watling st
Bourne Thomas, Church st
Brickley Emma, Ketley side
Bullock Thomas, Hadley
Cartwright Thomas, New st
Corbett Samuel, Park st
Corbett Thomas, King st
Davies Evan, New st
Dolphin William, Watling st
France Elizabeth, New st
Francis Jane, New st
Galliers Thomas, Ketley
Griffiths John, Mill bank
Heaford Mary, New st
Hill Richard Trench
Hotchkiss John, Ketley
Houlston Edward, Watling st
Humphreys Thomas, Pump st
Jackson William, New st
Jones Richard, Church st
Lawley Thomas, New st
Lloyd Goshon, Park st
Lloyd Sarah, Ketley
Madeley Robert, Park st
Mansell William, New st
Moore William, Ketley brook
Padmore Thomas, Walker st
Parker James, New st
Perry Samuel, King st
Perry William, Ketley
Robinson William, New st
Shakeshaft Ellen, Crown st
Vickers Thomas, Pump st
Warner Robert, New st
West Marshall, New st
Whittall Richard, Newtown
Whittall Timothy, King st
TEA DEALERS—TRAVELLING.
Marked thus * are also Drapers.
* Agnew David, St. John st
* Allison John, Watling st
* Chalmers Alexander, Park st
Farries Alexander, Watling st
* Grant Alexander, Mill bank
Grant William, Jarratt’s lane
Johnson Thomas, Hadley
Robison John, Millbank
* Smith William, Mill bank
* Tarbet David Kennedy, Watling st
Wilson William, Watling st
TIMBER MERCHANTS.
Groom Richard & Thomas, New st
Millington John, Ketley
Paterson Edward (dealer and sawyer), Mill bank
TOY DEALERS.
_See under the head Hair Dressers_.
WATCH & CLOCK MAKERS.
Del Vecchio & Getti (dealers, and jewellers), New st
Ellis Samuel, New st
Shaw Joseph, New st
Winter Sam, New st
WHEELWRIGHTS.
Bullock Benjamin, Wrockwardine
Bullock John, Admaston
Bullock Richard, Admaston
Corbett Thomas, King st
Dean John, Watling st
Groom Edward, New st
Millman Richard, Lawley
Mullard & Fletcher, Watling st
WHITESMITHS & BELL-BADGERS.
Baddeley Thomas, Market place
Corbett Samuel, Park st
Griffiths & Son (and locksmiths), Tan bank
Griffiths George, Dun Cow lane
WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS.
Hall James, Church st
Hulett Edward, New st
Slaney John, Market st
Smith William (spirit), New st
MISCELLANEOUS.
Adney George & Edward, tanners, Park st
Beeston John W. clerk to the Shropshire Canal Company, Church st
Bellingham Wm. smallware dealer, New st
Chapman Martin, basket maker, New st
Corbett Saml. implement maker, Park st
Espley John, nurseryman, New st
Hayward Thomas, teacher of music and music seller, Church st
Heywood Charles, rope and twine maker, New st
Hickman William, New st
Hutchinson John, house agent, Park st
Jones John, umbrella maker, New st
Luckock Richard, net maker, New st
Matthews Edward, veterinary surgeon, Church st
Mawdsley George, clog and patten maker, New st
Newill Robert Daniel, coroner for the Bedford district, New st
Partridge John, second hand bookseller, New st
Poole Richard, cattle doctor, New st
Turner & Parker, clerks to the magistrates, and to the commissioners of taxes, Walker st
PLACES OF WORSHIP, AND THEIR MINISTERS.
ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH, Church street—Rev. Benjamin Banning, M.A. vicar; Rev. Thomas Lapp Butler, curate
ST. PETER’S CHURCH, Wrockwardine—Rev. George Lavington Yate, vicar
CHRIST CHURCH, Fountain place—Rev. Thomas Lapp Butler
BAPTIST CHAPEL, Hadley
BAPTIST CHAPEL, King st—Rev. William Kay
INDEPENDENT CHAPEL, Tan bank
METHODIST (Wesleyan) CHAPELS, New street and Ketley
METHODIST (Primitive) CHAPELS, Tan bank and Hadley
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL, Mill bank—Rev. James Olliver, priest
COUNTY COURT. OFFICE, Town Hall.
Judge—Uvedale Corbett, Esq.
_High Bailiff_—Thomas William Jones
_Clerk_—Robert Daniel Newill, Esq.
_Deputy Clerk_—John Brookes
POOR LAW UNION WORKHOUSE, Walker-street.
_Governor_—Edward Lewis
_Matron_—Mrs. Lewis
_Chaplains_—Rev. — Frend
_Surgeon_—Henry Haves
_Clerk to the Board of Guardians_—George Marcy
_Returning Officer_—Edward Vickers, Ketley
_Assistant Overseers_—Rd. Onions Park st
REGISTRARS OF BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES.
_Superintendent_—George Marcy, Walker st
_Registrar of Marriages_—John Barber
_Registrar of Births and Deaths_—William Howlet, Park st
* * * * *
CONSTABULARY POLICE OFFICE, Church street—John Richardson, superintendt
DISPENSARY, Walker st
FIRE ENGINE STATION, Church street—John Large, superintendent
GAS WORKS, Tan bank—Wm. Edwards and Son, proprietors
IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS’ OFFICE, Walker st—William Howard Belton, inspector and surveyor
INLAND REVENUE OFFICE, at the Charlton Arms, Church st—John Stamper, supervisor
LOCKUPS, Church st
SUBSCRIPTION NEWS ROOM, Market place—William Edwards, secretary
TOWN HALL & PUBLIC ROOMS, Market square—Charles Woodward, proprietor and collector of market tolls
WELLINGTON COAL & GAS LIGHT CO. Foundry lane
CONVEYANCE BY RAILWAY
ON THE SHREWSBURY AND BIRMINGHAM LINE, AND ON THE WELLINGTON AND STAFFORD BRANCH OF THE SHROPSHIRE UNION RAILWAY.
_Station_, Church street
CARRIERS, BY RAILWAY AND CANAL.
To BIRMINGHAM, by the Carriers to WOLVERHAMPTON.
To CHESTER, LIVERPOOL, and MANCHESTER, the Shropshire Union Railway and Canal Company, from Wappenshall wharf, daily, and Henshall & Co. from the same wharf, two or three times a week by Canal.
To WOLVERHAMPTON, BIRMINGHAM, and LONDON, the Shropshire Union Railway and Canal Co. from Wappenshall wharf, daily by Canal.
WEM, WITH THE VILLAGES OF PREES, EDSTASTON, LOPPINGTON AND NEIGHBOURHOODS.
WEM is a parish, partly in the Whitchurch division of the hundred of Bradford, and extending into the hundred of Pimhill—the market town is 164 miles N.W. from London, 10 N. from Shrewsbury, and the like distance S. from Whitchurch; pleasantly situated on the road leading to the two last named towns, and near to the source of the Roden. Wem was the first town in the county which declared for the parliament in 1643: in that year a party of the king’s troops attempted to capture it by storm, but were repulsed by the small garrison, assisted, it is affirmed, by the zealous exertions of the women; and at a subsequent period, under the government of Major General Mytton, the garrison plundered the houses and possessions of the neighbouring royalists—and the booty conveyed by them into the town was the means of its flourishing more than at any antecedent period. Many of the houses are ancient structures, the more modern ones having been erected after the destructive fire in 1677, which consumed the church, market house, and whole ranges of buildings, destroying property to the amount of £23,000. The unprincipled Judge Jeffreys became possessed of this place about the year 1685, and was created Baron Wem, being the first who enjoyed that dignity by patent, but at the death of his son the title became extinct. This place is not distinguished by manufactories or any peculiar branch of trade—there are two tan-yards, several maltings and two or three corn mills in the vicinity, that belonging to Thomas Jebb, junr. is a large and powerful one driven by steam: the business here generally, however, is dependent on supplying the inhabitants, and those of the immediate neighbourhood (which is very respectable), with articles of ordinary consumption. The streets are well lighted with gas, and there are many good shops and several respectable private residences in New street. An act of parliament has been obtained for a branch from the London and North Western Railway from Shrewsbury to Crewe, which will pass through this town. The principal officers are two bailiffs, appointed annually at a court leet, held soon after Michaelmas—one by the manorial lord’s steward, and the other by the borough jury. Wem is included in the twenty seventh circuit of County Court towns, under the acts passed for the recovery of debts to any amount not exceeding £50.—the court is held monthly.
The parish church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, is a handsome edifice, with a lofty tower and fine chancel: nearly three hundred additional sittings were obtained by building two new galleries in 1840, which are free from a grant from the Society for building churches; the living is a rectory, in the gift of Lord Darlington: the present rector is the Rev. J. W. D. Merist. There are places of worship for Baptists, Independents, Methodists, and Irvingites. The free school, here, was founded and liberally endowed, in 1653, by Sir Thomas Adams, a native of this town; it has two exhibitions to the universities, founded by Mr. Careswell. The British school, in Dark-lane, was established in 1839, partly by a government grant and partly by subscriptions; it is for children of both sexes. The national school is situated in Noble-street, and was erected at an expense of nearly £1,000. Situate a mile S.W. from Wem, is a mineral spring. The market is held on Thursday; and the fairs on the first Thursday in March, May 6th, Holy Thursday, first Thursday in June, June 29th, first Thursday in August, the last Thursday in September, and November 21st. The parish of Wem, which comprises ten townships and two chapelries, contained in 1841, 4,119 inhabitants, and in 1851, 3,747.
PREES is a parish, in the Whitchurch division of the hundred of Bradford—the village is between four and five miles N.N.E. from Wem. There are several maltings here, and a traffic in lime, coal and slate, is carried on by means of the Quinabrook canal, which passes through the parish—taken altogether, however, the trade of the place is but inconsiderable. The parish church of Saint Mary, is an ancient cruciform structure, with a tower of much later date; in the church are some specimens of tesselated pavement, and several monuments to the ancestors of General Lord Hill, who was born herein 1772: the living is a vicarage, in the peculiar jurisdiction of the prebendary of Prees, in Lichfield Cathedral; the present incumbent is the Rev. Archdeacon Allen. Prees had formerly a market, which has long been discontinued; but two fairs are still maintained—on the second Mondays in April and October. The parish of Prees contained, in 1831, 3,335 inhabitants, in 1841, 3,270, and in 1851, 3,196; of which last number, 630 belonged to the village.
EDSTASTON is a chapelry, in the parish of Wem, about 2 miles N. from that town, seated on the road to Whitchurch. A branch of the Ellesmere canal passes through the village, and terminates at Quinabrook. It contains a chapel of ease, a very ancient structure, and about 400 inhabitants.
LOPPINGTON is a parish and village pleasantly situated about 3 miles S.W. from Wem. The church of Saint Michael is a plain ancient structure. The population of the parish in 1851, was 599.
POST OFFICE. Chapel-street, WEM, Jane Deakin, _Post Mistress_.—Letters from all parts arrive (from SHREWSBURY) every morning at six, and are despatched at a quarter to seven in the evening.—Letters from WHITCHURCH arrive every evening at a quarter to seven, and are despatched thereto at a quarter past six in the morning.—_Money Orders granted and paid from nine in the morning till five in the evening_.
POST OFFICE, PREES, Richard Langford, _Post Master_.—Letters from all parts arrive every morning at eight, and are despatched at twenty-five minutes past five in the evening.
NOBILITY, GENTRY AND CLERGY.
Allen the Rev. & Venerable Archdeacon, Vicarage, Prees
Barber Mrs. Martha, Noble st
Barber Henry John, Esq. Mill st
Beetinson Charles A. Esq. Noble st
Blackley Rev. William, Hawkestone
Boote Mr. Daniel, Edstaston Hall
Boughey Mr. Joseph, Prees
Boulton Thomas, Esq. the Grove
Boulton Rev. William, M.A. High st
Bowen Miss —, Coton Hall
Bowen George, Esq. (magistrate), Coton Hall
Briscoe Mr. Elizabeth, Noble st
Broomhall Mr. Edward, Cripple st
Colley Mr. John, Lacon
Cotgrave Miss Jane, Chapel st
Deakin Mr. Henry, Soulton Hall
Dicken Mrs. Jane, Loppington House
Dicken John, Esq. Platt, Prees
Dicken William Frances, Esq. Prees
Dickin Mrs. Jane, High st
Dickin Mr. Richard Parker, High st
Dixon Rev. William, Noble st
Dobell Mrs. —, Low hill
Evans Rev. John, Whixall
Ferrett Mr. Henry, Noble st
Franklin Mr. Robert, High st
Grant Rev. Wm. Islington crescent
Gratrix Rev. Charles B. Loppington
Greenwood Mr. Abrhm. Chapel st
Huff Rev. James, Chapel st
Hill Miss —, Hardwick Grange
Hill Miss Emma, Hardwick Grange
Hill Rev. John, Citadel
Hill Sir Robert Chambre, K.C.B. Prees Hall
Hill Lord Viscount, Hawkestone
James Rev. David, Islington crescent
Johnson Mr. William, Fields, Prees
Jones Mrs. Martha, Chapel lane
Kilvert Mr. Richard, Palm’s hill
Kynaston Mrs. Frances, Noble st
Lane Mrs. Hannah, Noble st
Lee Mrs. Ann, Chapel st
Lee Henry, Esq. Chapel st
Lucas William, Esq. Noble st
Maddocks Mrs. Mary, Woodlands
Matthews Mrs. Charlotte, Cripple street
Menlove Mrs. —, Tilley
Merist Rev. J. W. D. Rectory
Minor John, B. Esq. Ashley House
Minshull Rev. Samuel, Prees
Morris Mrs. Catharine, New st
Munford Mr. Charles, Prees
Nickson Mrs. Mary, Chapel st
Oldham Capt. Charles, Tilley Lodge
Onslow Mrs. Elizabeth, Cripple st
Osburne Rev. William, Ellesmere st
Owen Wm. Esq. Shrubbery, New st
Pattison Rev. Joseph, New st
Prince Lieut. Charles, High st
Sandford Thomas Hugh, Esq. Sandford Hall
Shingler Mr. Peter, Burlton Grange
Shirley John, Esq. Prees
Smith Rev. George, Noble st
Snape Mr. Walter, Creamore grove, New street
Steward Rev. John, Edstaston House
Vaughan Robert C. Esq. Burlton
Walford John Henshaw, Esq. M.P. Roden House, Mill st
Walmsley Mr. George, High st
Wilkinson Mr. George, Prees wood
Wilkinson Mr. Thomas, Sandy lane, Prees
Williams Lady —, the Hall
Wood Thomas, Esq. Woodlands
Wrightson Captain William Ward, Prees
ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS.
Not otherwise described are Day Schools
BRITISH SCHOOL, Dark lane—Thos. Hickson Taylor, master; Mary Taylor, mistress
Cooke Catherine & Hannah, Noble st
Clorley James, Loppington
Foncier Maria, Noble st
FREE SCHOOL, Lower Heath, Prees—Robert Gothin, master; Hanh. Thomason, mistress
GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Noble st—Rev. William Boulton, master
INFANTS’ SCHOOL, Chapel st—Mary Green, mistress
Meredith Harriet, New st
Minshull Rev. Samuel (boarding), Prees
NATIONAL SCHOOL, Prees—Samuel Rooks, master; Ann Jenkin, mrs
NATIONAL SCHOOL, Noble street—William Hart, master
NATIONAL SCHOOL, Loppington—Mary Ebrey, mistress
Pattison Ann & Mary (boarding & day), New st
Powell Margaret, Prees
Roberts Alfred, Quinabrook
Sandland Elizabeth, Tilley
Strutt Lydia (boarding & day), Noble st
ATTORNEYS.
Barker Henry John & Charles Frederick, High st
Browne Thomas Dickin, New st
Burd Jonathan, High st
Lucas William (commissioner in all courts and clerk to the magistrates), Noble st
Owen William (& commissioner to administer oaths, commissioner for affidavits, and commissioner in all the courts and superintendent registrar), Shrubbery, New st
AUCTIONEERS.
Burd John, High st
Franklin Josiah, High st
BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS.
Ashley Elizabeth, Noble st
Stockwell John, High st
Vaughan Thomas, High st
Weaver George, High st
Weaver Thomas, High st
BANK.
NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF ENGLAND, High st—(draws on the London Joint Stock Bank)—Thomas Steeple, manager
BLACKSMITHS.
Humphreys John, Prees green
Humphreys William, Noble st
Moore Thomas, Prees
Rogers Robert, Ellesmere st
Smith John, Tilley
Smith Samuel, Tilley
Watkin Thomas, Dark lane
Williams William, Loppington
BOOKSELLERS & STATIONRS.
Cooke Mary, Noble st
Franklin Josiah (& printer), High st
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.
Bannister John, Noble st
Davies Richard, Loppington
Duckers Henry, High st
Hall Richard, Quinabrook
Hewitt Henry, High st
Hewitt Richard, Noble st
Huxley John, High st
Jenkins George, High st
Jenks John, High st
Massey John David, Cripple st
Murray Thomas, Prees
Owen William, Tilley
Reeves John, Prees
Tomlins Charles (dealer), High st
Watkin Richard, Chapel st
Weaver John, High st
Wilkinson Thomas, High st
Woollam Thomas, Prees
BRICK & TILE MAKER.
Roberts James, Whixall house, New street, Wem
BRICKLAYERS.
Hughes Daniel, New st
Hughes William, Noble st
Powell William, Prees
Richards William, Noble st
Tommy Jonathan, High st
BUILDERS.
(_See also Joiners & Cabinet Makrs_)
Francis Thomas, Noble st
Everall Thomas, Ellesmere st
Prince Frederick, Mill st
Walton Thomas, Noble st
BUTCHERS.
Davies Benjamin, High st
Deakin Henry, High st
Ebray Robert, Prees
Kynaston Richard, High st
Parks John, High st
Weaver Charles, High st
CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS.
Bickerton Eliza Horlick, High st
Hares Samuel & Robert (druggists), Prees
Lee Thomas, High st
Micklewright George, High st
COAL MERCHANTS.
Roberts James (and brick and tile maker, at Whixall), Edstaston
Ruscoe George & Abraham (& lime & slate merchants), Quinabrook
COOPERS.
Drury William, Prees
Crewe Joseph, High st
CURRIERS AND LEATHER SELLERS.
(_See also Tanners_.)
Everall John, High st
Gough Robert, Noble st
Gough Samuel, High st
FIRE, &c. OFFICE AGENTS.
BIRMINGHAM (fire), William Lucas, Noble street
CROWN (life), Henry John & Charles Frederick Barker, High st
FAMILY ENDOWMENT SOCIETY, William Owen, Shrubbery, New st
MANCHESTER (fire), William Owen, Shrubbery, New st
PALLIADUM, Thomas Steeple, High st
PELICAN (life), William Owen, Shrubbery, New street
SALOP (fire), George Franklin, High street
SHREWSBURY (fire), Henry John & Charles Frederick Barker, High st
GLASS & CHINA DEALERS.
Franklin Josiah, High st
Green Charlotte, High st
GROCERS & TEA DEALERS.
(_See also Shopkeepers_, _and also Tea Dealers_.)
Burton Henry, High st
Hares Samuel & Robert, Prees
Heatley William, High st
Holding Richard, Prees
Ikin William, Prees
Jenkins John, High st
Kynaston Henry, High st
Lee Thomas, High st
Owen Joseph, High st
Poole George Wright, High st
Richards John, High st
Vaughan Thomas, High st
Weaver Thomas, High st
Wilkinson & Puleston, High st
HAIR DRESSERS AND PERFUMERS.
Green Samuel, High st
Jenkins Richard, High st
INNS & HOTELS.
(_See also Taverns & Public Houses_)
Castle, Robert Higley, High st
Lion, Thomas Ray, Prees
White Horse, Thos. Griffiths, High st
IRONMONGERS.
Barber John, High st
Burton Henry, High st
Hares Samuel & Robert, Prees
Kynaston Henry, High st
JOINERS & CABINET MKRS.
Beddow John, Wembrook lane
Cliff John, Edstaston
Everall Thomas, High st
Foulks Richard, Prees
Francis Thomas, Noble st
Heaton Richard, Loppington
Prince Frederick, Mill st
Walton Thomas, Mill st
LINEN & WOOLLEN DRAPERS.
Hares Samuel & Robert, Prees
Heatley William, High st
Holding Richard, Prees
Ikin William, Prees
Poole George Wright, High st
Wilkinson & Puleston, High st
MALTSTERS.
Abbott William, Noble st
Cooke Joseph, Noble st
Drury William, Prees
Higley Robert, High st
Ikin William, Prees
Ray Thomas, Prees
Walmsley John, Creamore
MILLERS.
Batho John, Cotton Steam and Windmill
Batho Stephen, Prees
Boughey John, Wem mill, Mill st
Jebb Thomas, junr. CREAMORE STEAM MILLS, near Wem
Kynaston Harriet, Loppington
MILLINERS & DRESS MAKERS.
Davies Eleanor, New st
Green Sarah, New st
Morris Ann, New st
Parsonage Mary, Islington row
Phillips Eliza, High st
Wilkinson Elizabeth, New st
PAINTERS, PLUMBERS AND GLAZIERS.
Boulton Adam, Cripple st
Lea Thomas, High st
Parsonage Frederick, New st
Shenton William, High st
Snape George, High st
SADDLERS.
Colley Thomas, Prees
Stockall John, High st
Tomlins Charles, High st
SEED DEALERS.
Bickerton Eliza, High st
Newens Jane, Noble st
Richards John, High st
SHOPKEEPERS & DEALERS IN GROCERIES & SUNDRIES.
Aston Thomas, Loppington
Cliff John, Edstaston
Green Charlotte, High st
Hales Thomas, High st
Holding Thomas, Quinabrook
Maddox Samuel, Prees green
Saddler Ann, Edstaston
Sherratt William, New st
Simon Stephen, High st
Smith John, Tilley
Watkin Elizabeth, High st
SURGEONS.
Arthur Thomas Norway, Prees
Darlington Abraham Edward, Prees
Gwynn Edward, Noble st
Gwynn Samuel B. New st
Walmsley Thomas, Cripple st
Wilson Joseph Green, New st
TAILORS.
Beckett Thomas, Noble st
Bennett Arthur, Prees
Butter Richard, High st
Cartwright William, Noble st
Challoner Richard, Prees
Cooke Thomas, Loppington
Davies Charles, Prees
Drury John, Noble st
Edwards John, Noble st
Jenkins Samuel, Prees
Maddox Thomas, Prees
Parsonage John, New st
Powell Joseph, New st
Price Joseph, High st
TANNERS.
Everall John (and skinner and fellmonger), High st
Gough Robert, Noble street
TAVERNS & PUBLIC HOUSES.
Bee Hive, John David Massey, Cripple street
Black Lion, David Wilson, High st
Blacksmiths’ Arms, William Williams, Loppington
Buck’s Heart, Rebecca Snape, Mill st
Bull & Dog, Wm. Newbrook, Cotton
Bull’s Head, James Russell, High st
Canal, Thomas Cliff, Quinabrook
Corbet Arms, John Lewis, High st
Crown, Thomas Wilkinson, High st
Dicken Arms, Rebecca Kynaston, Loppington
Harp, Mary Rogers, Quinabrook
Hawkestone, Thomas Booth, Hawkestone
Hawkestone Arms, Wm. Sherratt, Islington row
Marquess of Wellington, Henry Kynaston, Edstaston
Pack Horse, Charles Brown, High st
Plough, William Edwards, High st
Shropshire Arms, Hy. Snape, High st
Talbot, Samuel Davies, High st
Vaults, Hannah Ireland, High st
Vaults, Wm. Edwards, High st
Well House, Mary Dickin, Prees
White Lion (and inland revenue office), Ann Sands, High st
RETAILERS OF BEER.
Adams Henry, Loppington
Cartwright John, Noble st
Churton Joseph, Prees
Edwards Nathaniel, Mill st
Jenks John, High st
King Charles, High st
Phillips Samuel, High st
Rogers Robert, Ellesmere st
TIMBER MERCHANTS.
Everall Thomas, Ellesmere st
Prince Frederick, Mill st
Walton Thomas, Noble st
TOY DEALERS.
Burd Benjamin, High st
Jenkins John, High st
Jenkins Richard, High st
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Burd Benjamin, High st
Vaughan Samuel, Prees
WATCH & CLOCK MAKERS.
Butler Henry, High st
Churton Joseph, Prees
Pritchard John, High st
WHARFINGERS.
Darlington Abraham, Edstaston
Ruscoe George, Quinabrook
WHEELWRIGHTS.
Eaton George, High st
Heaton Richard, Loppington
Hope Richard, Quinabrook
Kynaston William, Tilley
Morgan William, Prees green
Phillips Samuel, Tilley
Sands John, Quinabrook
Spencer James, Prees
Watkin John, High st
Worrall Thomas, Prees
Wycherley Richard, Castle lane
WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS.
Griffiths Thomas, High st
Ireland Hannah, High st
WOOL MERCHANTS.