Part 3

Hughes Eliz. St. John st, Low town

Nicholas Mary Ann, St. Mary st

Nock Harriet, High st

Onions Edith, High st

Partridge Maria, St. Mary st

Pope Hannah, West Castle st

Southwell Maria (and straw bonnet) St. Mary street

Watkins Jane, St. Mary st

PAINTERS, PLUMBERS AND GLAZIERS.

Brown & Crump, Whitburn st

Corser Thomas, West Castle st

Hughes William, Mill st, Low town

Nicholas Richard, East Castle st

Nichols Henry, Northgate

Norwood Samuel, St. Mary st

PORTER MERCHANTS.

Jones William, Underhill st

Lewis Ann & Son, High st

Whitefoot Thomas, High st

SADDLERS.

Clayton Charles, High st

Evans Henry, High st

Garbett Thomas, Whitburn st

Jehu William, High st

Munday John Hudson, St. Mary st

SHOPKEEPERS & DEALERS IN GROCERIES & SUNDRIES.

Baker John, Cartway

Barker Thomas, St Mary st

Cheese Mary, Bridge st, Low town

Gower Fanny, Pound st

Hall Thomas, Underhill st

Jenkins Mary, Whitburn st

Jones John, Northgate

Jones Richard, St. Mary st

Lawley John, Bridge st, Low town

Lay Thomas, Friars st

Owen Thomas, Ebenezer place

Owen Thomas, Quatford

Page William, Whitburn st

Paget Elizabeth, Whitburn st

Perry William, St. Mary st

Peters Ann, Listley st

Ponsonby Sarah, Eardington

Robinson Walter, Norton

Scott Gabriel, St. John st, Low town

Tipton Thomas, Whitburn st

Winsley Thomas, Pound st

STONE MASONS.

Collins Richard, Whitburn st

Elcock Edward, New town

Gower Thomas, New town

SURGEONS.

Ludlow William Henry, Mill street, Low town

Mathias Alfred, Underhill st

Phillips John, Whitburn st

Smith Sidney Stedman, Infirmary

Thursfield William, High st

SURVEYORS.

Brown John (of roads), St. Mary st

Griffiths Robert (and architect and builder), Quatford

Taylor Richd. (& land agent), High st

TAILORS.

Marked thus * are also Drapers.

* Ball Thomas, High st

Bower John, St. John st, Low town

Bradney Thomas, West Castle st

Bristow Thomas, Pound st

Brown Richard, Whitburn st

Cox William B. Pound st

Dudley Richard, Listley st

* Hall George, High st

Hall Thomas, Underhill st

Hughes Wm. St. Leonard’s churchyard

Jones William, Whitburn st

* Lyster Thomas, West Castle st

Perry Thomas, Spiral st, Low town

Pinner Hezekiah, West Castle st

Pursall James, West Castle st

Roberts Thomas, St. Mary st

Swayne James, Church steps

Swayne William, Whitburn st

Tonkiss Richard, Whitburn st

Walford William, Cartway

* Williams David, High st

TAVERNS & PUBLIC HOUSES.

Acton Arms, Ann Taylor, Morville

Ball, James Lowe, East Castle st

Bandon Arms, Mary Ann & Susanna Elcock, Mill st, Low town

Bear, John Bishop, Northgate

Bell, George Evans, High st

Bell & Talbot, Richd. Evans, Salop st

Bird in the Hand, John Parker, West Castle st

Black Horse, John Mann, Bridge st, Low town

Boar’s Head, Henry B. Yapp, Tasley

Britannia, Wm. Brown, Underhill st

Bricklayer’s Arms, Ann Piper, Listley street

Brown Bear, John Bishop, Northgate

Bull, Elizabeth Southwell, Bridge st, Low town

Bull’s Head, Elizabeth Mathews, Listley st

Commercial Inn, William Davies, Salop st

Coopers’ Arms, Addison Evans, Cartway

Cross Keys, John Reynolds, High st

Crown, Wm. Hudson, Eardington

Falcon, George Reese, St. John st, Low town

Fox, John Davies, Quatford

Fox, John Hancox, St. John st, Low town

Golden Lion, Chas. Austin, High st

Greyhound, Robt. Milner, Listley st

Harp, John Price, High st

Hen & Chickens, William Haynes, St. Mary st

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