BURY AND ELTON.
64 Sutcliffe Fonlds
62 Murphy George
60 Eiley Samuel
46 Mason John
34 Davenport James
32 Dawson James
30 Quinlan Denis
28 Shaw West
26 Smith George
24 Wilkie Andrew
20 Horrocks William
16 Booth James
14 Wilson Mrs. Mary
12 Thomas Owen
10 Clegg Reuben
8 Critchley James
6 Standring Kichard
SILVER STREET,
Market place.
Ashworth A. & A.
Webster & Peacock
Eedfern E. & Co.
Duckworth William A.
Dixon Joseph
Burrows and Lomas
(Trustees of)
13 Butcher Samuel F.
15 Holt Thomas
17 Wigan Coal & Iron
Co., Limited
Broad street.
Count Samuel
Stanley chambers.
Handley JOB., jun.
Southern J. E. &
Co.
Clifton & Kersley
Coal Co.
Derby Building Soc.
Moss street.
25 Hutchinson John, J.P.
St. Marie's qatc.
38 Hewlett Eev. W. H.
36 Tomliuson Joseph
34 Folding John A.
30 & 32 Chadwick F. &
Son
Bank street.
Bury Banking Co., Ld.
24 Walker Eobc-rt
22 Shepherd Mrs. Lucy
20 Smith Eobert
16 Hardman Mrs. F.
14 Haworth Geo. L.
10 Baron Miss Ellen
8 Wrigbt William
Park's yard.
3
5
7
9
11
6 Hartley Miss M. A.
4 Mackie John William
2 Eoberts John
SOUTH CROSS ST.,
George street.
1 Slater Thomas
3 Wild John
5 Wood John
7 Lobb Thomas
Back Foundry street.
9 Kitchen Squire
21 Foulds Joseph
25 Wilkinson Mrs. J.
27 Eoberts William
29 Booth Thomas
31 Mather Thomas
33 Brierley
35 Holden Mrs. Martha
37 Barlow James
39 Pedley Edward
41 Smith Mrs. Sarah
45 Gornall James
47 Heaton Edward
49 Eobincon James
51 Heywood James A.
53 Holt Ealph
62 Fowler Eobert
58 Openshaw James
56 May William
54 Mangnall James
36 Chadwick Henry
34 Hopkinson James
32 Bridge James
20 Taylor Thomas
18 Taylor Eichard
16 Tattersall James
14 Chambers James
6 Blezard William
SOUTH BACK
KING STREET,
Spring street.
Simister James and Co.
Duckworth George
Halstead John
SOUTH GARDEN
STREET,
23
27
39
69
70
52
42
Princess street.
Hunt Eobert
Makin James
Eobinson Wilson
Wood James
Kay William
Nuttall Mrs. M. A.
Ellison George
187
34 Furlong John
26 Downey James
SPRING STREET,
Union street.
3
7
9
II
& 5 Cornall Thomas
Ashworth William
Simpkin Edmund
Simpkin Mrs. Mary
King street.
17 & 19 Eyan William
21 Helling Mrs. Eliza
George street.
39 Hanson James
41 Shepherd Mrs. Eliz.
Foundry street.
57 Buckley Andrew
Back Foundry street.
Cook Samuel & Co.
77 Kenyon John
Lord street.
81 Whittam William
83 Nuttall Mrs. Jane
85 Ingram James
87 Foulds William
89 Holt Alfred
91 Wilkinson William
93 Wike James
95 Acton John Thomas
97 McKay Mrs. Mary
99 Acton William
101 Woollam Mrs. M.
103 Page David
105 Nutt.nl James
107 Yates John
109 Lord Eobert
III Crompton Miss M.
113 Baby John
115 Smith James
117 Malone John
119 Leek Mile
121 Singleton James
123 Whittle James
125 Greenwood James
127 Seddon Alfred
129 Skelton Peter
131 Whitworth John
133 Earner Mrs. Eliz.
135 Crossley Miles
137 Ashton Edwin
139 Hamer John
141 Eigby Thomas
143 Ingham Alfred
145 Burton John
147 Haworth David
149 Bolton Benjamin
151 Wroe Wright
153 Hayhurst Thos. H.
188
BUBY AND ELTON.
155
157
159
161
163
165
6 Watson James
4 Isherwood Mrs. H.
2 Howard Mrs. Eliz.
Mavsden James
Ingham James
Lord Samuel
Thomas John
Spencer Robert
Bevan Arnold
Heywood street.
Holy Trinity church
Hovdern Eev. J. C.,
Vicarage
120 Kay James
118 Kay Kay
116 Hall Robert
114 StellJohn
112 Lucas Edwin
110 Mareden Thomas B.
108 Leach Mrs. Grace
106 Riloy James
104 Holt Richard
102 Dixon William
100 Smith William
98 Horrocks James
96 Hodgotts William
94 Vickerman MissE. A.
92 Crossley Thomas
90 Wood Mrs. Nancy
88 Greenhalgh West
86 ClarkeMrs. S. A.
84 Nichols George
82 Seymour Thomas
80 Frankland Charles
76 Holden Seth
74 Murphy Geo. Robt.
72 Orrell Israel
70 Hunt John
68 Birtwistle C.
66 Smith Thomas
64 Turner John
62 Barlow Robert
58 Stott Charles
Cecil street.
Clough George
Trinity street.
Parkinson John
Frederic!: street.
54 Wood William
52 Wood Miss Alice
50 Nabb Richard
Sinethurst Bros, and
Ingham
26 Hargreaves Robert
24 Lister Henry
Princess street.
18 Fletcher Albert
16 Case-well Charles
14 Meadowcroft Mrs. E.
10 Openshaw Thomas
8 Horrocks Thomas
STANLEY ST.,
Eock street.
1 Nuttall Robert
3 Sedgwick Joseph
5 to 11 Sedgwick & Heap
Lever street.
Chadwick & Co.
13 & 15 Kay A. & Son
17 Robertson Alex.
19 Hudson James
21 & 23 Turner B. & A.
25 Crompton Frederic,
Stanley place
27 Ashworth Handel
29 Wild Mrs. Louisa
31 Ashworth Miss Alice
33 Hayhurst George
35 & 37 Meadowcroft J.
39 Entwisle James
John street.
41 Crompton John B.
43 Green Charles
45 Wilkinson James
47 Foulkes Herbert
Stanley court.
49 Ditch field Joseph
51 Entwistle John Wm.
53 Fielding Mrs B.
55 Stott William
57 Lord Mrs. S.
59 Duckworth Richard
Fire Brigade station.
E. Geall.
65 Hanis & Loftus
67 Bird John
Horroclts fold.
5 Lynch Thomas
Water street.
64 Holt John
62 Smith Fred.
60 Pilling Joseph
58 Roth well Miss E.
56'Rider Miss Catherine
Barlow street.
Gregson Samuel
54 Bowling Mrs. Alice
52 Kay John Henry
50 Smallwood Samuel
48 Shaw Mrs. Emma
St. John's church.
Chapel row.
46 Caton Robert
44 Crawshaw Benjamin
42 Navesey Michael
40 Kay John H.
38 Kay Samuel
Kay yard.
36 Catton Thomas
Park square.
34 Senior George & Son
32 Turton C. & Son
30 Parker Mrs. Char.
28 Barker Christopher
26 Hargreaves Robert
24 Rogerson Mrs. M. A.
22 Inghaia James
20 Ingham John
18 Leather Peers
16 Ball Joseph
Butcher lane.
14 Parker Thomas
12 Smith Miss Mary
10 Kay John
School court.
6 Gornall Thomas
Central National school.
STARKLES
(See Manchester road).
TAYLOR STREET,
Brook street
7 Temperance hall
Topping street.
11 Wright James
Richard Burch street.
13 Froggatt Mrs. R.
17 Howard Miss Ellen
Cateaton street.
39 Oddie Miss Ann
43 Taylor Samuel
59 Smith Simeon
Wroe's yard.
69 Home Joseph
98 Jones Frederick
94 Heyworth Mrs. Eliz.
76 Parkinson Christopher
72 Matthews Edward W.
Geoffrey street.
60 Lord Joseph K.
58 Hall Henry
44 Holt Miss M?
Brown street.
42 Nightingale John
40 Howarth Wm. Henry
Kenyan street.
Bury Carriage Co.
Bates' yard.
BUKY AND ELTON.
TENTERDEN ST.,
TOPPING ST.,
1 Openshaw Oliver 0.
3 Hill Mrs. Elizabeth
5 Webb George
7 Riley Joseph H.
9 Sanderson Kobert
11 Natter Abraham
14 Halliwell John
12 Bone Mrs. Mary K.
10 Haslam John
8 Nuttall Mrs. Alice
6 Millett Richard
4 Smith Mrs. Nancy,
Tenterden house
Openshaw Miss Sarah,
Irwell house
Walker Samuel, Irwell
house
15 Blackburn Richard
17 Rothwell Thomas
21 Haworth James
23 Scowcroft James
27 Wolstenholme West
35 Scholes Lawrence
37 Wiuterbottom Abra.
41 Garnett Isaac
43 Hargreaves John
45 Skupsou Jeremiah
47 Bradley Thomas
49 Rostron Edward
51 Ashworth John
Taylor street.
38 Worrall Samuel
36 Green William Henry
32 Wood Miss H.
22 Gates Miss Ellen
Peter street.
G Wales Walter
Entwistle Oliver
Manchester road.
TILE STREET,
Hornby street.
3
9
11
17
Catterall Win. A.
Walker James
Nutter Abraham
Kay John Henry
iroodfields terrace.
34 Brown Thomas
26 Stansfield John
22 Cooper John
20 Hoyle William
16 & 18 Senior Mrs. M. A.
14 Holt James
TITHEBARN ST.,
Fleet street.
Hornby Rev. E. J. G.,
The Rectory
8 Schofield Edward
10 Seed Henry B.
12 Peel Mrs. Ann
TODD STREET,
Every street.
Bull Frederick, Peel
mount
19 Bennett Paul
45 Horsfall John E.
49 Ford Thomas
Rigby John
26 Reynolds Johnston
24 Frirbrother Isaac
22 Butler Samuel
Walmersley road.
TOTTINGTON RD.,
ELTON.
7 Kenyon Walter
Walshaw road.
11 Hoyle Jonas
21 Daley John
Chelsea terrace.
23 Rawlinson Mrs. S.
Croasdale Alfred
37 Grundy James
39 Rixsou James
Orrcll street.
41 Shnttleworth Mrs.E.
Whittle street.
85 Mooney Michael
89 Orrcll Samuel
91 Weaver Mrs. Margt.
93 Houghton Miss Ann
101 Shorrock Jesse
103 Brooks J.
Cottam street.
2 Olive Thomas
14 Smethurst Temp.
105 Robinson Joseph
115 Sutcliffe John
117 Pollitt John
119 Penningtou Joseph
121 Lancaster William
Topping street.
123 Leigh Mrs. Alice
125 Hoyle Jonas
127 Bradley George
131 Greenhalgh William
189
Smith Miss Betsy
Hutchinson T. f.
Aspden Robert
Hodgson Walter
Kenyon Thomas
Sandiford John
Winterburn Joseph
Entwistle James
Downham Joseph
Olive Bros.
Greenhalgh John,
Croft house
Woolfold.
Co-op. Stores.
Whitelegge street.
Smethurst S. &
Sous
Smith James
Byrom James
Hamer Samuel
Lark Hill terrace.
Bridge Roger
Coop William
191 Smith Mrs. Sarah
203 Sharpies Mrs. Margt.
Goodlad street.
3 Hall Samuel
225 Jacques George
229 Green Joseph
231 Alston James
253 Rainsden James
Wesleyan chapel and
131
133
135
137
139
141
143
145
147
school.
Chadwiek Squire
Pedley Heber, Daisy
bank
Kay Wrn. S., Moorfield house
Mercer W., Britannia
mill
342 Tattersall Mrs. Mary
336 Huddleston James
326 Hill Edmund
322 Shaw Thomas
316 Berryman Henry
300 Chadwiek Robert
298 Chadwiek Mrs. Sarah
296 Baines John
292 Shepherd Robert
290 Leach Thomas
288 Roscow Mrs. Margt..
284 Lord Edwin
264 Hultou Mrs. Harriet
260 Pritchard Robert
250 Birtwistle James
242 Platt William
Blakcley street.
240 Alston Francis
190
238
232
208
206
204
202
200
198
Gregson Samuel
Harwood William
Chadwick Mrs. Han.
Yates Joseph
Reid Mrs. S.
Haworth Thomas
Yates Mrs. Alice
Bullock Luke
Albert terrace.
176 Bracewell William
174 Jenkins John
172 Smethurst Frank
170 Smethurst Mrs. Ellen
Oak villas.
168 Smethurst William
166 Hinchliffe George
Napier place.
164 Ampblett Caleb
148 Alty Charles
146 Blakely Mrs. E.
Hill street.
Alma place.
140 Sharpies Jacob
138 Earner Alfred
136 Walsh Joseph
134 Birch Mrs. Mary
132 Mason Thomas
128 Threlfall William
126 Heap William
124 Cbautler James
Taylor street.
Ash villas.
114 Harris Robert E.
112 Hamer Samuel
110 Topping Mrs. Ann
110 Ainswoilh Edwaid
108 Warburton Mark
Lily bank.
106 Eland Rev. Thos.
106 Boyle Mrs. Ann
104 Wiigbt George
102 Williams Lewis
100 Hard man Moses
98 Jamison Wm. Hy.
96 Houglitoa William
94 Pickles Spencer
92 Brown William
Westerman Rev. Ed.
Bank place.
1 Smith Mrs. Ellen
3 Griffiths William
78 Atkinson Wm. Hy.
Lomax James
62 Storey Nathaniel
54 Jackson Joseph
52 Hanson Josepb
50 Horner Joseph
48 Potts Charles
BURY AND ELTON.
36
28
24
22
20
10
6
Walmsley Thomas
Brown Frank
Hopkinson Joseph
Newhouso Thomas
Wrigley Samuel
Houghton John
& 8 Sandiford Wm.
TRINITY STREET,
Georgiana street.
10 Pickup James
16 Hardman James
Hill's yard.
Roberts James
33 Ogden Walter
3 Taylor William
TURF STREET,
Spring street.
Holt John
Hall James & Sons
Hodgson Robert
Openshaw George
UNION STREET,
Fleet street.
to 13 Downham Jos.
Holt R. & Son
Taylor John
Chadwick Mrs. M.
Heys John
Clerke street.
25 Crossland Robert
Union chambers
Haworth Jas. & Co
Hall John
Inland Eev. office ;
J. Barries, supt.
Sellers & Hamilton
29 Yorkshire Boot Co.
Union square.
24 Stevenson Wm. & Co.
22 Ainsworth James
20 Eeslop Mrs. Mary
18 Hunt William
14 Grundy Thomas S.
14 County Court office
10 Wilson Frederick G.
Agur street.
8 Crompton Miss M. J.
6 Dearden W. & D.
Wesleyan chapel
5
15
17
19
21
UNION SQUARE,
Union street,
1 Yorkshire Boot Co.
3 Lord Richard
5 Heap John
7 Warmisham Frank
9 Bradbury & Co., Ld.
11 Kenyon Mrs. Rebecca
13 Guppy Mrs. Charlotte
15 Lightbown Timothy
17 Lord Mrs. Elizabeth
19 Yickerman Charles
21 Nuttall Thomas
23 B'.omley Thomas
25 Jackson Dennis
27 & 29 Taylor James &
Sons
31 Holt Handel
33 Cuttle Miss M.
37 Howard Charles
Cross street.
41 Jenson Mrs. Isabella
43 Sharp Jeremiah
45 Scattergood Henry
47 & 49 Nuttall James
53 Nuttall John
60 Scowcroft Eli
56 Johnston Andrew
54 Bimson Lambert
52 Kay Richard
50 Clifford Mrs. B.
48 Alien Jonas
46 Bury Bill Posting Co.,
Ld.
44 Webster Mrs. Eliz.
42 Barker Mrs. Amelia
40 Ratclifie George
38 Smith Mrs. Margaret
36 Lawrence William
32 Riley Frank
30 Thorley John
28 Haworth James
26 L'pool Victoria Legal
Friendly Society
24 Murgatroyd George
Spring street.
22 Gilpin John
20 Howe George
18 Roberts William
16 Carroll John
14 Hall James
12 Clayton John
10 Chadwick J. W.
5 Kershaw James
6 Hodgson Mrs. Mary
4 Smith L. & Co.
2 Stevenson Wm. & Co.
VERNON STREET,
Walmersley road.
1 Murgatroyd Mrs. S.
3 Dawson John
BUBY AND ELTON
10 Moorhouse Mrs. Ann
5 Turner James
Dawson C. & C.
7 Robinson John
4 Blakeley Mrs. E.
9 Taylor Thomas
2 Higgin Abraham
11 Dodd James
13 Wild Akesd
VICTORIA ST.,
15 Nuttall Mrs. Tabitha
ELTON.
17 Hyde William
19 Nortcliffe Robert
Gas works; S. Par21 Walker Adam
sons manager
23 Whittaker Isaac
Shaw James
27 Thompson William
11 Harwood Ralph
29 Ward James
Hutchinson J. & Son
31 Marcroft William
19 Butterworth Mrs. M.
33 Hargreaves James
RatcliSe John
35 Holt Mrs. Jane
110 Greenhalgh Mrs. A.
Alice
Mrs.
37 Hall
108 Baldwin William
39 Slaney Samuel
Elton Conservative club.
41 Mahou Richard
48 Pye Robert
43 Stacey William
Booth Squire
45 Hopkinson James
Walmsley Charles
47 White Rothwell
Cottam John
49 Jones Isaac
Hall James & Sons
51 Barlow George
New George street.
53 Alcock Mrs. P.
13 Fletcher James
55 Jepson Thomaa
15 Runnier Wm.
57 Daweon Richard
Mucklow Edw.
59 Walker John
61 Taylor Thomas
WALMERSLEY
63 Smethurst George
ROAD,
Charles
65 Orr
Water street.
66 WLitehead William C.
5 Eastham John
64 Grompton James
7 Ditchfield Edward
62 Crossley Thomas
9 & 11 Hall John
60 Brooks Adam
13 Walker Caleb
58 Sinipsou Robert
15 Eckersley John
56 Gill Peter
17 Whelan Timothy
54 Meadowcroft Wm.
Moorsidefold. -_52 Seddon Mrs. S. A.
21 Nuttall Roger
50 Saiues John
23 Nuttall William
48 Watson William
27 Hart John
46 Gregory Samuel
Hayhurst George
44 Hamer Mrs. Margt.
35 Blore James
42 Whitehead Richprd
37 Daffy Patrick
40 Heywood Thorn d
39 Crowther Thomas
38 Elton Robert
Fox street.
36 Warburton Mrs. B.
41 Warburton Thomas
34 Fearnley John
43 Brown John
32 HoiTocks Benjamin
45 Platt William A.
30 Wolstenholme Jas.
47 Holt George
28 Haworth James
Buckley street.
26 Davenport Wm.
49 Eccles Mrs. Ann
24 Boothman Christopher
51 Davis William
22 Fletcher Miss Mary
53 Haworth Joseph
20 Tootell John
Roberts Thomas
55
18 Ingham Thomas
57 Yates Mrs. Annie
16 Dawson Edward W.
61 Partington Walter
14 Pollard Benjamin
63 Skeltou Samuel
12 Mills James
191
65 Fitton John
Washington court.
67 Holt Francis
69 Simpson, Bailey, &
Co.
71 Smith Samuel
Plum trees.
73 & 75 M'Laren
Charles, M.D.
77 Jakens Joseph
79 Taylor Ales. %
Birch street.
Brookshaw terrace.
61 Taylor Wm. B.,
M.D.
83 Hardman T. F.
85 Holt Miss R.
87 Hamer Sam. W.
89 Lawson Rev. H.
A.
C&teaton street.
William
Cornall
93
95 Shaw James
97 Taylor David
97 Openshaw William
99 Bullivant Mrs. R.
101 Hamer Mrs. S. A.
103 Davenport William
105 Clemishaw Joseph
Vernon street.
New Jerusalem church.
East view.
107 Ashworth Adam
109 Whitehead Jas.
Ill Sykes John
113 Worsley Nich.
Canning street.
Primitive Meth. chapel.
Lark Hill terrace. '
115 Lord Joseph
117 WritfleyMrs.E.
119 Wrigley Geo.
121 Clcgg George
123 SchofieldJs. E.
Regent street
125 Boucer Miss A., Cambridge house
127 Smith Rev. E. J , St.
John's vicarage
129 Bland Miss R. J.,
Russell villas
131 Sjkes William, Russell villas
Croesland Robert,
Mayfield
Eldon street.
Highfield.
1 Hall John
192
BURY AND ELTON.
3
5
7
9
11
Goodall Mr. S.
Hyslop Mrs. S.
Mason Joseph
Peel Henry
HarduaanMrsA.,
Highfield house
Denton street.
Walmer place.
13 Sn.ith Peter .
15 Law John H.
17 Redfern Thomas
19 Porter Mrs. Eliz.
Rake street.
Porter street.
Fernsholme.
21 Nuttall Eobert
25 Giundy Harry
27 Bate Henry
29 Heywood Mrs. E
31 Hardman Rd. B.
33 Entwistle Tom
35 Nuttall Jobn H.
Clifton street.
Argyle street.
Milnes Edmund D.,
Seedfield house
Taylor Robeit S.,
Maitland place
Hntchinson John,
Maitland place
Holt Jacob, Osborne
house
Driffield Jno., Springfield place
Kay Mrs. Elizabeth,
Spiingfiold bank
Broadbent William S,
Richrnord
Littlcwood cross.
9 Baiker James
11 Greeubfllgh Jno.
13 Flctcher James
Hope Peter
Eastham John
8 Banus William
Scfton terrace.
36 Cooper George
34 Bannister Robt.
32 Smith John
30 Ogden Joseph
28 Waddicar John
26 Isherwcod Sim.
24 Weir Robert
22 Holt Parker
20 Bailey Mrs. F.
18 Afhworth S.
1C Thompson Jas.
14 Kay Robinson
Dispensary hospital.
Wroe & Greaves
Hamilton street.
Albion place.
28 Lord Richard
26 Jackson John B.
24 Battersby Rt. W.
22Caitwright Josh.
20 Clemiehaw J. H.
18 Bland Wm. E.
16 Grompton J. B.
14 Wood Mrs. Mary
12 Peel Roger
10 Caton Robeit
8 WalmsleyRev.D
6 Ashworth Joseph
4 Opp.nshaw Mrs.
M. A.
2 Bentley Arthur
ChitsJiam road.
Victoria terrace.
Milton terrace.
94 Thwaites Mrs.
M. A. '
92 Walker William
90 Renshaw Jas. E.
88 Thwaites Wm.
86 Wbitehead Mrs.
Mary
84 Ashford Rev. 0.
82 Sedgwick Joseph
80 Entwistle Oliver
Richard Burch street.
Boulevard.
78 Denholme Geo."
76 Skinner T. G.
74 Bird John
72 Ducn Walter
70 Norris Mrs. Hannah
68 Frost James
66 Greenhalgh William
Topping street.
64 Cobdcn club
60 & 62 Brooks John
58 Phillips Benj.
56 Turner Jostph
54 Openshaw Jas. R.
52 Nabb David
48 Kershaw Thomas
Badger street.
46 Livsey Thomas
44 Wilkinson Mrs. M.
42 Lomax Miss Eleanor
40 Kay Joseph
38 Taylor Mrs. Eliz.
SSaHarwcod John
36 Nultall Miss Eliz.
34 Brookts Richard
Greaves court.
& 32 Holt Thomas
Porter John
Whitworth Miss R.
Downham Wm. Hy.
Taylor Thomas -^.
Barlow William
Meadowcroft Miss E.
Duckworth Thomas
Taylor Miss Alice
Easthain John
Hawcrth Samuel
Crompton Thomas
Brown John James
4 Greenhalgb James
2 Hamilton Mrs. Mgt.
30
28
26
24
22
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
WALKER STREET,
Fishpool.
2
4
6
8
10
12
Revell William W.
Sedgwick Thomas
Crabtree Jonathan
Dearden Joseph
Pearson Henry
Wild Richard
WALSHAW ROAD,
ELTON.
All Saints' church and
school.
Smethurst Annie31 Davenport Jonathan
Goose green.
6 Berry Samuel
Charles street.
101 Wallwoik Nathan
Hill J., Oak cottage
Topping street.
2 Tootell Mrs. M.
6 Evans Hugh
24 Bennett John
Hardman J. A., The
Elms
Holt John
Chadwick Edmund
Worsley John Wm.
Lord Lawrence
Weslcyan chapel.
Sudren J., Edwardsfield
138 Rothwell Richard
130 Braddock Samuel
Hayward street.
120 White John
104 Hawksworth James
102 Fielding Mrs. Betty
98 Lancaster Mrs. Jane
193
BURY AND ELTON.
86 Barrans Samuel
Cottam street.
78 Horrocks Robert
72 Hardman David
Whittle street.
28 "Wood Benjamin
Orrell street.
U Maiden Win. Hy.
12 Ashworth John
10 Hopkinsou Thomas
Pilkington Thomas,
Elton lodge
Pilkington John H.,
Heather lea
Haygarth Matthew,
Hainer fold
Horridgc & Cornall,
Bolholt
Horridge Geo., Bolholt house
Haworth Jas. & Son
Sunny bank.
Icgham Richard
Walshaw.
Holt Win. & SOES
Turner Titus
Aiusworlh William
Holt Joseph
Collins West
Holt Joseph
Holt Mrs. Eliza
Lord Adam
Lord Manaoh
Roberts Jesse H.,
Rose mount
Haworth Miss Mary
G,, Green bank
Brooks Peter
Holt George
Jackson Joseph
Brooks & Haydock
Meadowcroft John
Gretnhalgh John
Brooks John
Greeuhalgh Timothy
Sharpies John
Kenyon Jas., Walshaw hall
WASH LANE,
17
21
41
57
Barn brook.
St. Pauls schools
Duxbury George
Harwocd Andrew
WatmoughMrs.M.A.
Brick street.
Hamer James
St. Paul's street.
St. Paul's villas
4 Nield Samuel
Mitchell Peter
Parkinson Thomas,
Woolfield house
Openshaw buildings
Fir street.
113 Kcnyon James
Pine street.
139 Brierley William
153 Tonge John
155 Wild Edwin
157 Parker Charles
Myrtle street.
Barlow's buildings
3 Barker Robert
Deal street.
38 Taylor John
43 Yates Miss H.
45 Ratcliffe Alf.
Melhuish Henry
108 Day Thomas
10C Thompson William
104 Ra'.vlinson John Hy.
102 Cnsey Patrick J.
100 Griffiths William
98 Holt Charles
96 Howard James K.
94 Jackson William
92 Holden William
Pine street.
90 Cass Thomas
83 Wild James G.
86 Wild Richard
84 Lester Thomas
82 Chadwick Henry
80 Hartley William
78 Grindrod Mrs. S.
76 Collinge Thomas S.
Ash street.
Raby Mrs. Betsy
Crofthouse
Albert street.
Entwistle J. & A.
40 Magann Peter
36 Magann Thomas
Plantation square.
30 Horrocks John
14 Chadwick William
12 Chadwick John
York street.
York terrace.
10 Nnttall James
8 Seed Richard
4 Brown Rev. H.
D.
2 Bowes MissE.
A.
WATER STREET,
Stanley street,
& 3 Hall John
Bowker John T.
White & Black
Bird M. J. & S. E.
Roberts William
Norris R. (Exors.)
Rostron Edward
Smith Ellis
Frost Joseph
Walmcrslcy road.
Moorgate.
18 Monk Miss Ann
16 Chadwick James
14 Ashton Henry
12 Alien John Henry
12a Smith Charles
10 Ctemishaw J. & J.
Bambury street.
6 & 8 Wardleworth Jno.
4 Collins John G.
Bury Carriage Co., Ld
Blomley Robert
Bee Mrs. Margaret
Olive Robert
Heap Jonathan
Leigh Henry
1
5
7
9
11
13
17
21
WELLS STREET,
Manchester Old road.
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
36
18
20
Crossley Joseph
Spencer Joseph
Haslam Richard
Day Mrs. Sarah A.
Marginson George
Atherton Mrs. Eliza
Athertou James
Sellers Thomas
Barlow Mrs. Nancy
Duckworth James
Holt James (Exors.)
WELLINGTON ST.,
ELTON.
Prim. Meth. chapel
7 Rushton Richard
8 Eutwistle Squire
Victoria row.
56 Entwistle Samnel
New Spinning <tc. Co.
Ld.
Bury Co-op. Manuf.
Co., Ld.
Railway terrace.
2 Jackson Wm.
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BURY AND ELTON,
Portland street.
2 & 4 Wilson Jas.
Hinds lane.
Tweedale & Farrer
Milnes, Bro. &
Hoyle
Hutchinson W. & J.,
Daisyfield
Howarth T. & Co.,
Victoria shed
Arthur street.
Brooks Thomas
89
91
99
117
145
WILSON STREET,
Heywood street.
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
Bennett Edwin
Williams Rev. John
Brace Charles D.
Smith Daniel
Woodcock Mrs. Jane
Barnes John
Moorhouse Henry
Yates George
Openshaw Arthur A.,
Beech hill
James street.
1 Hopkinson Rd.
3 Lord Robert
5 Brown Thomas
Cook Samuel, jun.,
Laurel villas
Hopkinson Mrs.
Phoebe, Laurel villas
Hall Robert, Brooklands
Clough George, South
view
WOOD STREET,
Bell lane.
1
3
7
9
27
35
26
4
Wildman William
Brierley James
Sniethnrst Joseph
Greenwood Hy. Wm.
Duckworth John
Griffiths John
Swift Jol:n
Wilson Jonathan
WOOD STREET,
ELTON.
33 Lomax Henry
Hardman Moses
Nabb Joseph
41 Battersby John
43 Vickers Mrs. Elizbth.
182
170
160
118
116
Victoria street.
Wood Street Mill Co.,
Limited
Elton British school
61 Cookson John
Pilkington Jno.Thos.
Charles street.
Tattersall John
Seddon Joseph
Wild Ralph _
Hutchinson Joseph
Camp street.
Elton fold.
Pilkington Thos.
& Son
Heaton Jesse
Chadwick Wm.
Pilling John
Brown David
Nuttall Miss M. A.
Eastwood Samuel
Williams William
Haworth Samuel
Scholes street.
I Soholes Peter
WOODFIELDS
TERRACE.,
Fern hill.
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
24
26
28
30
32
34
36
42
44
46
52
54
56
58
60
62
64
Wardle Mrs. Sarah
Orr Thomas A.
Meadowcroft Wm.
Hep worth Wm.
Maines Joseph
Birch Mrs. Jane
Derby John
Lord'Willidm
Heslop Mrs. Jane
Kendal Rev. Joseph
Law Mrs. Frances
Trimble Robert
Dale Bonjamin
Turner Benjamin
Cross Henry
Hall William
Taylor James
Clegg Hsnry
Fielding George
Isherwood Benjamin
Wolstenholme J. T.
Harper James
McCormick Joseph
Hammond Wm.
Alden Joseph
Park James, J.P.,
Woodfields house
WOODHILL ROAD,
ELTON.
Walker John & Sons
Bury & Elton Coml. Co.,
Limited
Webb Joseph & Co.
Rothwell Samuel
Mucklow Edw., jun.
Fletcher Stephen
Jenkinson Frank
Berry Jonathan
Livsey Thomas
Yates Bros.
Yates Wm., Broom house
Yates George, Woodlands
WOOLFOLD.
(See Tottir.gton road.)
WYLDE,
Marketplace..
Tramways' offices
19 Wolstenholme Wm.
23 Fitzsimrnons James
White Bear yard.
Parks & Mitchell
Grammar school
WYNDHAM ST.,
Princess street.
1 & 3 Makin David
5 Horrocks Erlward
11 Ormerod Oliver
George street.
19 Turner Miss E.
21 Worrall Travis
27 Rimrner Mrs. Ellen
29 Simpaon James
31 Chadwick Joseph
37 Burgess Thomas
41 Horrocks William
43 Taylor Almoth
45 Holt Miss Alice
Cecil street.
51 Cos Samuel
53 Oliver Richard
55 Crossley Mrs. Betsy
57 Ellis Charles
65 Howard William
Margaret street.
Wildman Stephen
68 Lomax Mrs. Maria
60 Worsley George
58 Nuttall William
56 Tweedale William
54 Spencer Joseph
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AINSWORTH.
52 Sharpies Mrs. Mary
50 Hall Robert J.
Holfs yard.
36 Ash-worth Mrs. Eliz.
20 Kay Robert
18 Meadowcroft James
16 Rhodes Mrs. S. A.
14 Nuttall Squire
10 Rop;erson James
6 Fazackerley Thomas
2 Day George
YORK STREET,
Rochdale road.
3 Merriott Joseph
5 Slater Mrs. Susan
15 Bentley John
Smith Fredk. & Co.
Nuttall A. & Sons.
Ormond street.
Bury Cotton Spinning
Co., Limited.
Kay Robinson
Schofield James
Rowley Robeit E.
Wash lane.
AINSWORTH,
A township in the parish of Middleton, contains 1,808 acres. Its
population in 1851 was 1,781; 1861,1,803 ; 1871,1,854 ; and 1881,
1,726. The rateable value is £8,170. The Earl of Wilton is the
principal owner of the soil, but James Kenycn, Esq., Messrs. Bolton,
and Joseph Tootill, Esq., have also estates here. This township gave
name to a local family of considerable antiquitjr. The Abbey of
Cockersand possessed land here granted by King John. The village
of Cockey Moor is in this township ; and here Christ Church is
situated. It dates from 1580, but was re-built in 1832. It contains
580 sittings, of which 262 are free. The benefice is a vicarage of the
annual value of £200, in the patronage of the rector of Middletou, and
held by the Rev. Robert Macdonnell Evanson, M.A. The Rev. Geo.
Edward Roberts, is curate in charge. Service is also held in the
National School, Bury New road. The Unitarian Chapel, Cockey
Moor, is a picturesque looking building, erected in 1715. It wasenlarged in 1773, and considerably repaired in 1845. Rev. Robert
Wilkinson, minister. Here is also a Methodist New Connexion Chapel.
Letters via Bolton.
(Marked 1 reside at Cockey Moor ; the rest where specified.)
1 Aiusworth Co-operative Stores; Jas.
Holt, manager ; Jas. Aldred, eec.
Barnsdale The Misses, ladies' boarding
school, Ainoworth hall
1 Barrow Thos., vict., Duke William
1 British School (mixed), John Edward
Parr ; (infants'), Miss Ann Eldrcd
1 Brooks Thomas, shopkeeper
1 Brooks Robert & Sons, builders and
quarrymasters
Brotherton & Co., cotton manufacturers,
Moorside mill, and 79 Fountain st.,
Manchester
Butterworth John, grocer, New road
Crompton Henry, cotton sheet printer,
Ainsworth vale
Cromptou Jonathan, assistant overseer,
Brown hill
Greenhalgh John, vict., Bull's head
1 Greenhalgh Peter, tailor
Hoker Samuel, vict., Coach and Horses,
New road
1 Horrocks Mrs. Eliz., Church hoiise
Howarth Alf., beerhouse, Three Arrows
1 Hulton Squire, vict., Old White Horse
Kay Mr. Abraham, Ainsworth lodge
Kay James Thos., manager, Ainsworth
view
Kirkman John, shopkeeper, Ainsworth
view
Kirkman Joseph, clog and shoe maker
Kirkman Samuel, butcher, New road
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BIKTLE-CUM-BAMFORD.
Kirkman Thomas, beerhouse, Welcome
Inn
Lomax Roger, joiner and builder
Lomax Wm., waste bleacher, Aiusworth
vale
1 Monks Mrs. Alice, beerhouse
Moorside Five Brick and Tile Co., Ld.;
James Ashurst, manager
1 National School (mixed), William
Sumner
New Road Co-e-perative Stores ; Charles
Dennis, secretary 1 Openshaw Peter, clogger
1 Parks William, beerhouse
PLethian Joseph, beerhouse, Old White
Horse
Phethian Jos., junr., clogger, New rd.
1 Roberts Rev. George Edward, curate
in charge
Seddon T. H., cotton spinner and
manufacturer
1 Sharrocks James, grocer
Simpson Peter Hardman, gentleman,
Sunny bank
1 Southworth George, beerhouse, Old
Red Lion
Spencer James, agent, Bank terrace
Spencer James, clogger, New road
Sternberg S. & F., calico printers,
Ainsworth mill
1 Taylor Alfred, surgeon
1 Taylor Andrew, tailor
1 Wilkinson Rev. Robert (Unitarian)
Farmers.
Coupe Samuel, Openshaw house
Coupe Thomas, Coggera fold
Cross John, Lower green
Crompton Jonathan, Brown hill
Firth Joseph, Kin clough
Green Stephen, Old bam
Kenyon Mrs. Alice, Barrack fold
Kirkman Richard, Titus's
Leaver Thomas, Taylor's lane
Morris Edmund, Plane trees
Mort Mrs. Alice
Nuttall William, Brown field
Ormerod Robert, Ainsworth hall
Pendlebury Henry, Arthur lane
Ralphs Thomas, Far Brown hill
Robinson William, Top o1 th' cars
Tootill John, Davenport farm
Whittle John, Greenside
BIRTLE-CUM-BAMFORD
Is a township in the parish of Bury, and hundred of Salford.
It
contains 1,429 acres, arid the rateable value is £9,421. Its population
in 1851 was 1,850; 1861, 2,329; 1871,2,577; and 1881, 2,265.
The cotton and woollen trades give employment to a considerable
number of the inhabitants.
St. John the Baptist's Church, Birtle,
was erected in 1845-6, at a cost of about £1,600. The ecclesiastical
district comprises the hamlet of Birtle, and portions of the townships
of Bury, Heap, and Walmersley, containing a population of 2,155.
The Church contains 450 sittings, of which 270 are free. The
benefice is a vicarage of the annual value of £157, in the patronage of
the rector of Middleton, and held by the Kev. Thomas Wilson. St.
Michael's School Chapel, Bamford, has accommodation for 300
persons, and the population of the district is 1,864. The value of the
living is £1*50, and is in the patronage of the Bishop of Manchester,
and held by the Kev. J. C. Butterworth. The Congregational Chapel,
Bamford, erected in 1801, has been replaced by the present edifice,
built in 1842, and which about two years ago was enlarged, at a cost
of £500. There are tablets to the memory of various members of the
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Fenton family, and to a predecessor of Sir U. J. Kay-Shuttleworth.
John Fenton, who is buried here, was the first representative of
Rochdale in the House of Commons, on the passing of the Reform Act
of 1832. The Wesleyans and United Methodists have each a chapel
here, the former erected in 1882, and the latter in 1864. At Bamford
is also a Working Men's Club, opened in 1876.
Post Office at Mrs. Mary Lees, Bamford. Letters arrive at 8-30 a.m. and 4 p.m.,
and are despatched at 11 -30 a.m., and 5-45 p.m.
Allison Jonathnn, overlooker
Roscow & Lord, coal proprietors
Arthur Rev. W. Mclntosh (Independent)
Schofield Benjamin, manager
Ashton James, shopkeeper
Schofield Mrs. Esther, dressmaker
Ashworlh John, assistant overseer
Schofield George, shopkeeper
Ashworth James, coal merchant
Shepherd J., waste bleacher, Wash mill
Ashworth Mr. Edmund, Sandhole
Shepherd Joseph, waste bleacher, Lower
Bamford Workmen's Club ; Albert Lee,
Tack Lee mill
secretary
Shepherd Robert, shopkeeper
Brooks Mr. John James, Old Birtle
Stansfield Edmund, vict., Grapes
Butterworth Rev. John C., M.A., incumStansfield John, clogger
bent of St. Michael's, Bamford cottage
Starkie Thomas, warehouseman, Brook
Butterworth; Miss Susan, shopkeeper
cottage
Chadwick John, vict., Pack Horse
Stott Abraham, schoolmaster
Diggle James, grocer, Birtle moor
Sutherst James, beerhouse. Church Inn
Elton William, shopkeeper
Sutherst William, grocer, Old Birtle
Griudrod Thomas, grocer
Tattersall Mrs. Hannah, Spring bank
Hamilton William, bank manager
Tattersall James & Son, Limited, cotton
Heys Richard, vict., Crown, Old Birtle
spinners and manufacturers, Pitfield
Holt Benjamin, shopkeeper
mill
Hopwood George, cotton manufacturer,
Tattersall Jas., vict., Golden Fleece
Birtle Dean mill
Tattersall Rd., manager, Bamford
Hoyle William, greengrocer
Taylor Robert, shopkeeper
Howard Fred., b6okkeeper, Sunny vi'las
Thompson Joseph, boot and shoe maker
Kenyon Miss Alice, Kenyon fold
Tuke Thos. John, master St. Michael's
Lee Mrs. Mary, grocer and draper
school
Livsey Joseph, carrier
Turner Mr. Edmund, Sunny villas
Lord Jas. (Roscow & Lord) ; h. Hill
Whitehead Thos., beerhouse, Hare and
house
Hounds
Millward Miss Eliza Ann, shopkeeper
Wilkinsou Win., grocer, Old Birtle
Nowhouse & Wrigley, quarry masters
Wilson Rev. Thos., incumbent of St.
Officer Edmund, manager, Moor bank
John's
Ormerod Peter, beerhouse, Burns Tavern
Parker Uriah, shopkeeper
Farmers.
Pickup Abraham, shopkeeper
Alien Benjamin, Gindle's
Pomfret John, plumber
Ashworth Abraham, Brooms's
Porritt Chas. J., woollen manufacturers,
Bagshaw John, Mount pleasant
Cbasewood
Baron John, Dixon close
Porritt Joseph, woollen manufacturer,
Bland Thomas, Riddings
Beecbfield
Cass Luke, Delphi house
Porritt Samuel & Sons (John Edward),
Chadwick Betty, Tack lee
woollen manufacturers, Bamford mill;
Chadwick John, Carcroft
h. Crimble cottage
Chadwick John, Carcroft nook
Porter John S., bookkeeper, Meadow
Chadwick Nathaniel, Mount pleasant
bank
Clegg James, Dixon fold
Bamsbottom Chas., mill manager
Coates Chris. & Paul, Cob house
Biley John, grocer, Red bank
Cocker Ebenezer, Crimble
Rochdale Co-operative Stores (branch) ;
Dawson Benjamin, Castle hill
James Leach, shopman
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EDENFIELD.
Diggle Wm. & Son, Top o'th meadow
Entwistle Richard, Sillinghurst
Farrow Robert, Wood barn
Fitton Edmund, Top o' th' lane
Fitton James, Top o' th' wood
Fitton James, Gorses
Hall James, Bowers
Heaton James, Hercules
Heys Richard, Old Birtle
Holt George, Heywood holme
Holt Thomas, Castle Hill lane
Kay John, Bradshaw hill
Kershaw John, Dixon fold
Leach Ebenezer, Moor close
Leake Wm. (Exors. of), Grostlehurst
Maiden James, Woods's
Oddy James, Moor bank
Pickup Abraham, Tack lee
Pickup Abraham, Moulding
Pickup Charles, Cuckoo nar
Pinder Abel (and road surveyor), Birtle
green
Radcliffe John, Smethurst
Rose Edward, Dixon fold
Rothwell Thomas, Birtle moor
Saxon Thomas, Smethurst
Saxon William, Heywood's
Saxon William, Fermices
Sutherst James, Jericho
Sutherst Levi, Carcroft
Topping John, Clarke's croft
Wellock William, Old Birtle
Wilkinson William, Kershaw bridge
Wolstenholme David, Great bank
Wolstenholme Wm., Thorneyhurst
Wood Joseph, Kenyon fold
EDENFIELD
Is a pleasantly situated village in the township of Tottington Higher
End, 2 miles from Kamsbottom, and 5 miles from Bury. The township extends over an area of 3,545 acres, and its population in 1851,
was 2,958; 1861, 3,726; 1871, 3,595; and 1881, 3,926. The
rateable value amounts to £24,137. The whole district is picturesque
and interesting, and in the neighbourhood are several stone quarries.
The Church dates from 1614, but it was rebuilt in 1778, and has
recently undergone considerable repairs. It contains 739 sittings, of
which 246 are free. The benefice is a vicarage of the annual value
of £300, with residence, in the gift of the rector of Bury, and held by
the Rev. James Pearse Yeo. Population of the parish in 1881, 3,958.
The Congregational Church at Stubbins is a beautiful edifice in the
perpendicular style of architecture, with groined roof springing from
small detached columns with carved capitals. At the south-west
corner, a graceful spire rises to the height of 120 feet; and the fivelight tracery window, filled with stained glass, is a memorial gift from
James Porritt, Esq. The church was opened in 1867, and is built of
white freestone, presented by the Messrs. Porritt, of Stubbins Vale ;
the number of sittings is 750. Rev. Thomas Cain, Minister. The
large Day and Sunday School attached will accommodate 600 scholars.
The Wesleyan Chapel is a handsome building in the Grecian Doric
style of architecture, erected in 1878, superseding an older building,
at a cost of £3,100, exclusive of site. It possesses accommodation
for 540 persons. A handsome Sunday School has also been erected
by this body, at a cost of £1,600. The Primitive Methodists have a
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neat chapel erected in 1881, in iieu of an older edifice. It is Gothic
in style, from designs by Mr. J. Mould, of Bury. It will seat 360
persons. Adjoining is a Sunday School erected at the same time,
the cost of both buildings being £2,500.
Post and Money Order and Telegraph Office at John Darwin's. Letters arrive via
Bury 7 a.m. and 4-15 p.m., and are despatched to Manchester at 9-45 a.m.,
and to Bury and all parts 7-15 p.m.
Aitken Mrs. Jane, Elton banks
Howard Thos. & Edwin, 'bus and cab
Ashworth Zachariah, beerhouse, Adelphi
proprietors
Banks William, butcher
Howarth Mrs. Jane, grocer
Hoyle Mrs. Martha, grocer
Barlow Alexander, cotton manufacturer,
Bridge mill
Hutchinson Miss Mary Ann, dressmaker
Hutchinson Rd. & Bros. (Thos. & Jno.),
Barlow G., warehouseman, Bank house
coal and lime merchants
Birtwistle Geo., beerhouse, Horse Shoe
Kay Richard, carrier, Ednn grove
Bramley Dickey, vict., Coach & Horses
Brindle James, beerhouse.Yolunteer Inn
Kay William, cabinet maker
Keano Mrs. Catherine, beerseller
Butterfield William, draper
Kilshaw Mrs. Isabella
Cain Rev. Thomas (Independent), StubKidd Henry, vict., Rostron Arms
bins villa
Leese Charles, agent to Liverpool Vict.
Chapman Thos., vict., Horse & Jockey
Friendly Society
Chattwood Mr. Edward, Birch Tree ter.
Longworth Mrs. Elizabeth shopkeeper
Chattwood Simeon, grocer
McKay Mr. James, Eden bank
Clegg George, cotton spinner & manuf.,
Margerison Edward, stonemason and
Dearden Clough mill
builder
Darwin John, postmaster
Mercer Thomas, ale and porter brewer,
Deans William, M.D. and surgeon
wine and spirit merchant and mineral
Derbyshire Timothy, tailor and draper
water manuf., Spring Bank brewery
Dewhurst John, greengrocer
Mercer William, bookkeeper
Duckworth Mr. George
Murray James, grocer
Duckworth John, shoemaker
National School (mixed), Alfred E.
EdenfieldCo-op. Store; Jas. Pickup,sec.
Booth ; (infants'), Miss Mary A. Bell
Elton Eli, butcher
Nuttall Robert, agent, Nimble nook
Elton John, bookkeeper
Emmett Thomas, grocer, and registrar Parkinson Robert, draper
of births, deaths & mar., Guide house Pickstone Jno., beerhouse, Bird in Hand
Pickup Mrs. Alice, shopkeeper
Etherington, Robert, painter
Pickup James, plumber, glazier and gas
Fraker William, grocer
fitter, &c.
Galloway James M., surgeon
Pickup Jame?, bookkeeper
Gee Robert, grocer and baker
I Pickup Mr. Richard
Greenwood Wiliism, joiner (j.)
Greenhalgh Adam, draper & ladies' out- I Pickup Mr. Thomas, Pleasant cottage
Pilling Henry, blacksmith
fitter
Halliwell Jarces, pianoforte dealer Pilling John, draper
Pilling & Halliwell, joiners, builders,
and science teacher
and timber merchants, Guide
Halliwell Lawrence, joiner and builder
Pilling John (Pilling & Halliwell)
(Pilling & Halliwell)
Ramsbottom
Mrs. Ami, shopkeeper,
Hardman Henry Hoyle, Esq., J.P.,
Pinfold
Horncliffe house
Ramsbottom Mrs. Hannah, beerhouse,
Hardman Rd. Hoyle, Esq., Cliffe tower
j
Quarrymen's Inn
Hare Orlands, grocer and draper
j Ratcliffe Charles, cotton manufacturer,
Haslam Mr. Henry, Bank house
j
Edenwood mill
Higson Richard, grocer
Rostron Edmund, woollen manufacturer
Holden Mrs. Ellen, stocking knitter
Rostron Mr. Edward, Brick house
Holden Robert, greengrocer
Rostron James, woollen manufacturer
Holker Samuel, paper manuf., Lumb mill
Hard Sough
Hopkinson William, shopkeeper
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SUMMERSEAT.
Bostron Jordan, woollen manufacturer
Rostron Mrs. Sarah II., Chattertou hey
Savin Mrs. Ellen, dressmaker
Schofield Eli, greengrocer and carrier
Schofield John, oat cake baker
Schofield Richard, vict., Pack Horse
Scholfield Wm. Worth, insurance agent,
Eden bank
Smith Samuel, grocer
Stubbins Congregational School (mixed)
John Wiggles worth, master
Taylor Benjamin, manager of Co-operative stores
Taylor James, Prudential agent
Taylor James, bookkeeper
Taylor James, shopkeeper and wheelwright (Taylor Bros.)
Taylor Mrs. Mary, grocer and draper
Taylor- Richard, heald manufacturer,
Dearden clough
Taylor Samuel, assistant overseer, and
stationer
Taylor Thomas, butcher and grocer
Taylor Thomas, clogger
Turner Joseph, property and income tax
collector, Eden grove
Waite Andrew, clog and shoe maker
Wallwork Mr. David
Wallwork Henry, shopkeeper
Wallwork Misses Jane and Elizabeth,
Higher house
Wnlton James, lime & stone merchant,
Horncliffe
"Walton Richard, stone merchant, Hawthorne
Warburton Mr. Eli, Pendle place
Whittaker Mr. James, Chapel house
Whittaker John, carting agent for the
Lancashire ancl Yorkshire Ry. Co.
Whittaker Ralph, bookkeeper, E den bank
Whitworth Mr. John, Eden bank
Wilson Miss Jane, ladies' boarding
school, Acres house
Wilson Miss Rachel
Wolstenholme Miss Eliza, milliner
Wolstenholme John & Henry, joiners,
builders, and timber merchants
Wolstenholme Mr. Thomas, Constradt
house
Worm well John, station master, Ewood
Worsick William, grocer, Eden grove
Yec Rev. James Pearse, vicar
Farmers.
Banks Robert, Higher Chatterton
Barlow Alexander, Lane Side farm
Chapman Thomas, and vict., Horse and
>
Jockey
Holden James, Plunge
Holt Robert, Lane ends
Jacques Thomas, Pinfold
Keane Patrick, Deardsn moor
.
Kershaw Joseph, New ball
Leeming Ralph, Lower Ashen bottom
Mercer Thomas, Great Hey
Nuttall James, Heiicock
Nuttall Thomas
Preston Thomas, Mushroom house
Schofield John
Carriers.
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Co.
Ewood Bridge, John Whittaker, agent
Kay Richard, Eden grove
Schofield Eli; to Blackburn, Wednesday ; to Manchester, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Schofield James; to Manchester, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
SUMMERSEAT
Is a village situated in the three townships of Tottington Lower End,
Elton, and Walrnersley, and is a station on the East Lancashire line
of railway, about 2£ miles from Bury, and 1 mile from Eamsbottom.
The Wesleyan Chapel is a handsome Gothic edifice, erected,.,^ a, cost
of nearly £5,000. It possesses accommodation for 800f persons.
There is in connection with it a good school, erected in 1864-5, at an
expense of £2,500; Bev. John Pollitt, minister. -Jfhe Primitive
Methodists have a preaching room here. In the village is a News and
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Beading Room, and at Brooks Bottoms is a Working Men's Club.
Here is also an extensive cotton mill, which is an elegant and wellbuilt structure recently erected. It gives employment to a considerable number of people, and is occupied by the firm of Messrs. Joshua
Hoyle & Sons, Limited.
Post Office at Mr. John Whitehall's, Letters arrive via Bury, 6 a.m. and 5-40
p.m.; and are despatched, 10-30 a.:m. and 8 p.m.
Bateson Richard, cotton manufacturer
Olive John & Sons, railway waggon, &c.,
builders, Springside
Becconsall Robert, station master
Brooks Bottoms Co-operative Society, Park Henry, beerhouse, Globe Inn
;
Pollard Christopher, builder and farmer,
Limited; John Low, manager
Rowlands
Stephen Heap, secretary
Grosslcy John, butcher, and refreshment Pollitt Rev. John (Wes.), Rowlands
Priestley David, vict., Hamer's Arms
rooms, Brooks bottoms
Smith John, manager of Co-operative
Dolphin Mrs. Ann, beerhouse, Weavers'
stores
Arms
Stones James, traveller, Goshen cottage
Greenhalgh Thomas, shopkeeper
Stout John, bookkeeper, Brooks bottoms
Grundy John, Esq., Summerseat house
Summerseat & Brooks Bottoms CoHampson The Misses Alice and Ann,
operative stores; Joseph Bell, sec.
Peel hall
Taite William, gardener (j.)
Holt Henry, farmer
Horrocks Geo., farmer, Brooks bottoms Tattersall James, clogger & shoemaker
Hoyle Joshua & Sons, Limited, cotton Tattersall William, grocer and draper
spinners and manufacturers, Brooks Wallwork Joseph, beerhouse, Cottagers'
Ina
bottoms mill
Wesleyan school (mixed), John Hill
Kay Henry, draper, Brooks bottoms
Stennitt, master
Lancaster Joseph, farmer, New farm
Whitehall John, boot and shoe maker
Lomax Charles, builder, Highfidd cot.
Woods Frank, shopkeeper
Metcalf William, farmer, Rowlands
Mitchell John, greengrocer
Walmersley-with-Shuttleworth
Is an extensive township on the east bank of the Irwell, extending
from about two to five miles from Bury. It contains 5,065 acres, and
its rateable value amounts to £85,921. The population in 1851 was
4,802 ; 1861, 5,298; 1871, 5,558 ; and 1881, 5,519. In Walmersley are the remains of a beacon, probably erected in the time of Queen
Elizabeth, under the influence of the threatened invasion from the
Spanish armada. On a neighbouring hill a prospect tower was erected
by the Grants in 1829, and a better situation could scarcely have been
found. In a clear atmosphere the estuary of the Mersey, near B,uncorn, is seen from this elevated station. A church, dedicated to St.
Saviour, was erected in Walmersley in 1838 ; but this has been
entirely pulled down, and the present handsome edifice erected in its
stead. It was consecrated by the Bishop of Manchester on the 19th
September this year (1883). It is in the early English style of
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architecture, from designs by Messrs. Maxwell & Tuke, of Bury ; is
cruciform in plan, with nave, aisles, north and south transepts,
chancel, organ chamber, vestries, and tower. The cost without the
tower was about £5,000. A splendid organ was presented by Mr.
James Jardine, of Manchester, who also gave a fine stained-glass
window. Another similar window was presented by the executors of
the late Mr. Hall, of Nangreaves, and three others by Mrs. Nuttall
and the Misses Chadwick. The window at the east end was replaced
here from the old church. The church will seat about 700 persons.
The benefice is a vicarage of the annual value of £270, with residence,
in the patronage of five trustees, and held by the Rev. John David
Evans, M.A. Population of the parish in 1881, 2,637. Service is
also held at the school, Buckhurst, by the vicar of Walmersley. At Park
is an Independent Chapel, erected in 1798, and rebuilt in 1866 ; but the
original building dates from 1664, it beiug the first chapel erected in
Walmersley. The Sunday school was formerly taught by ancestors
of Sir U. J. Kay-Shuttleworth, who are buried in the chapel, and to
whose memory two fine tablets are erected. John Kay, who resided
at Park Farm, invented the fly shuttlej Rev. Henry Banks is the
present pastor. AtPigsleeis a Conservative Club, formed, in 1881.
The Methodist Free Church at Patmos was built in 1836, and rebuilt
in 1874. SHUTTLEWORTH was created an independent parish
under Vict. 6th and 7th, c. 37. Excellent stone for building purposes is
extensively procured from the stone quarries. Whittle Pike, in this
district, is 1,614 feet above the sea level. The church, dedicated to
St. John the Baptist, was consecrated February 12th, 1848. Its
style of architecture is that which prevailed in the 14th century, and
the cost of its erection was £2,499. It contains 413 sittings, of which
284 are free. The benefice is a vicarage, of the annual value of £160,
in the patronage of the Crown and Bishop alternately, and held by
the Rev. Edwin Dyson. Population of the parish in 1881, 3,423.
The Baptists have a chapel in Bank Lane ; and here also is a
Mechanics' Institute, pretty well patronised.
Post Office at Mr. George Alty's, Bank lane. Letters via Bury, arrive 7-20 a.m.
and 6-0 p.m., and are despatched 10 a.m. and 7-20 p.m.
Post Office at Mr. Christopher Wilkinson's, Pigslee.
Barlow Joseph, shopkeeper
Alien William, grocer and draper, Bank
Barnes Henry (soap manufacturer), at
lane
Eamsbottom
Alty George, sexton, Bank lane
Beck Mrs. Mary Ann, school
Ashton James, shopkeeper, Turn
Bentley Nicholas, beerhouse, Wild's
Ashton Peter, plasterer, painter, &
Arms
paperhanger, Bank lane
Birch Frederick, bleach works manager,
Banks Kev. Henry (Independent), Park
Shuttleworth
cottage
Booth James, vict., Lord Raglan
Bannister William Henry, grocer and
Branker Rev. Peter W., curate, East
draper, Bank lane
view
Barcroft Henry, shopkeeper, Bank lane
Brierley Robert, beerhouse, Red Hall
Barlow & Jones, cotton waste spinners,
Longlands' mill
WALMERSLEY-TOTH- SHUTTLEWORTH.
Bromley Mrs. Sarah, dressmaker, Bank
lane
Buckhurst National Mixed School,
John Eiddehougb, master
Butterworth John (grocer), at Hamsbottom
Catterall Mr. George, Bank terrace
Chadwick Miss Mary, The Lea
Chadwick Robert, brewer, Walmersley brewery
Cooper F. & G. W., dyers of velvets,
&c , Walinersley Dye works
Cooper Mr. Frederick, East view
Co-operative Stores, Bank lane ; Alexander Nuttall, manager
Coulston Henry, shoemaker, Bank lane
Crooks Gad, greengrocer, Pigslee
Duckworth Dionysius, tailor and draper,
Bye road, Bank lane
Duekworth Mr. John, Sheep hey
Duckworth Lawrence, colliery proprietor
Scout moor
Duckworth Ed., manager, Deeply vale
Deeply Vale Paper Manufacturing Co.,
Limited; Thomas Holt, sec.
Dyson Eev. Edwin, vicar of St. John's,
Shuttle worth
Eastham David, manufacturing chemist,
Gollingwood
Entwistle John, greengrocer, Bank lano
Entwibtle J. & A., cotton waste spinners,
Higher mill
Evans Eev. John David, M.A., vicar of
Walmersley
Farnell Eichard, grocer and beerseller,
Bank lane
Fielden, Mrs. Alice, shopkeeper, Bank
lane
Grundy Peter, grocer and beerseller,
Deeply vale
Hall John & Co., Ltd., cotton manufacturers, Mount Pleasant mill
Hall Mrs. Mary, Baldingstone
Hall Eobert, grocer, Baldingstone
Hamer Mr. Thomas, Underwood
Harclman Joseph, foreman dyer
Hardman Thomas & Sons, woollen
manufacturers, Deeply vale
Hargreaves Mrs. Martha, vict. & farmer,
New Inn
Hargreaves William, beerhouse, Dusty
Miller
Harrison Wm., confectioner, Bank lane
Hawley "William, manager
Haworth Miss Betty, Bank terrace
Hill James, vict., Plane Tree Inn, Turn
Hill Jno, woollen manufacturer, Fletcher
bank
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Hitchon J. & H., cotton waste spinners,
Lower mill
Hodgson Mrs. Mary, Bank terrace
Holden James, grocer, Bank lane
Holden William, shopkeeper, Turn
Holt Jas., vict., Pack Horse, Bank lane
Holt James, joiner and builder, Shuttleworth
Holt John, shopkeeper
Holt Thomas, vict., Masons' Arms
Howarth John, cotton waste spinner,
Cheesden lumb
Howarth John, cashier, Mount pleasant
Hoyle George, baker, Bank lane
Huband Mrs. Mary Ann, dressmaker
Humber Hy. Hewitt, brewery manager,
Eose cottage
Hutchinson Miss Nancy, grocer, Bank
lane
Ingham Mr. Harold, Springfield
Ingham James B. & Son, "fcaper
manufacturers, Shuttleworth Paper
mills
Ingham James Broadbent; h. .Bank ter.
Jackson Joseph, farm bailiff, Gate house
Jackson Joseph, clogger, Bank lane
Jackson John, Esq., Lower Sedger hey
Kay Mrs. Alice, Carr bank
Kay Mrs. Betsy, beerhouse, Mill Inn
Kay Miss Betsy, Walmersley house
Kay John, shopkeeper
Kay John, cotton waste' spinner and
manufacturer, Cheesden bar
Kay Mr. James, Sbuttleworth
Kay Jas., organist of St. John's Church
Kay Thos., joiner & builder, Bank lane
King Lornas, shopkeeper, Bank lane
Labron Eobert, cashier
Lord Chas., grocer and draper, Pigslee
Mawdbley Mrs. Eliza, East view
Milnes E.D. & Bro., cotton spinners and
drysalters, logwood, &c , grindere,
Lumm mills
Milnes Mr. James Twcedale, Oaklands
Monks John, wheelwright (j.), Shuttleworth
Moore Thomas, traveller, Fletcher bank
Morris George, blacksmith
Morris William, police constable
Nangreavcs Co-op. Stores; Hy. Howarth, sec.
National School (Walmersley) ; Benj.
Alty, master
National Scliool (Shuttleworth),mixed;
John Hall, master
Needham Miss Sarah Ellen, schoolmistress, Bass lane
Noon James, shopkeeper, Bank lane
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Nuttall James, assistant overseer and
registrar of births and deaths, Mill
house
Nuttall John, vict., Duckworth's Arms
Nuttall Samuel, overlooker, Fletcher bk.
Nuttall Richard, cotton spinner and
manufacturer, Turn mill
Olive Eicbard, Esq., Spring side
Pate Thomas, coal and insurance agent,
Banktane
Pickup Geof., mill manager, Longlands
Pickup John, clog and shoe maker,
Gheesden bar
Pilkington Miss Martha, shopkeeper,
Pigslee
Preston John, butcher, Mill house
Kamsbottom James & Sons (George,
Joseph Hy. & Dennis), cotton spinners and manufrs., Lodge mill
Ramsbottom & Hitchon, cotton waste
spinners & manufrs., Cneesdenlumb
Rhodes Hezekiah, beerhouse & grocer,
Black Horse
Ridings Fredk. N., cashier, Longcroft
Rigby Mrs. Martha, shopkeeper, Pigslee
Riley Ezra, grocer, Fletcher bank
Rothwell Thomas, inspector of Gin Hall
reservoir
Rumney Wm. & Co., bleachers, Cross
bank and at Bury
Shuttleivorth Mechanics' Institute;
James Pate, sec.
Siebold Louis, analytical chemist, Carr
bank
,
Smith Mr. Edwin, Bass lace
Smith Henry, beerhouse, Hark to
Dandier
Suthers Thos., grocer & draper, Bank lu.
Taylor Edmund, grocer, Bank lane
Taylor Geo., butcher & grocer, Bank In.
Taylor Johu Ed., shopkeeper, Bank In.
Taylor Bros., wheelwrights, blacksmiths and timber merchants
Turn Co-op. Stores; Jas. Gregory, sec.
Walker John, boot and shoe maker,
Pigslee
Walmersley Conservative Club ; Robt.
Labron, secretary
Walmsley Robert, grocer, Bank lane
Walmsley Mr. Thomas, Mill house
"Warburton James, cotton manufacturer,
Hope mill and at Holcombe
Wardleworth James, traveller, Pigslee
Westwell James, grocer, Lodge mill
Westwell John, draper, Pigslee
"Westwell Kay, clogger, Fletcher bank
Whitehead R. K. & Co., yarn bleachers,
Longcroft
White John W., manager, Deeply vale
Whittaker John, stone merchant, Bank
terrace
Whittaker Mr. Edmund, Hollin'e villas
Whittaker Robert, quarry owner, Scout
moor
Whittaker Miss Sarah Ann, dressmaker,
Turn
Wild Mrs. Elzabetb, Stubble bank
Wild Mr. James, Stubble bank
Wild Mr. John, Stubble bank
Wild Richard, quarry owner and net.,
Eagle and Child, Fletcher bank
Wilkinsou Chris., postmaster, Pigslee
Wilkinson Mrs. Nancy, shopkeeper,
Baldingstone
Wolstenholme Saml., vict., Brown Cow,
Burrs
Wood Thomas, shoemaker, Shuttleworth
Farmers.
Alien Benjamin, Girdles
Barcroft James, Bank lane
Barcroft Jonathan, Scout Moor bottoms
Borlow Lawrence, Top o' th' lee
Bell Thomas, Little Rowley
Brierley James, Chamber close
Brierley Robert, Red hall
Bridge Miss Alice, Hoof
Chadwick Isaac, Lane head
Charnley George, Bank lane
Clegg Saml. Kay, Redshaw close
Coates Paul, Cobhouse
Crabtree Thomas, Slack
Duckworth Isaac, Gollingrod
Duckworth James, Geirard close
Ecroyd Henry, Buckhurst
Fittou James, Touch road
Gregson Henry, Butcher acre
Greenbalgh Hannah, Pigsden
Greenhalgh James <fe Ephrain, Hoof
Greenhalgh William, Grant's tower
Hall Richard, Sales's farm
Hamer William, Smithy Cote hill
Higson Charles, Bent
Holt Richard, Sales
Holt Thomas, Baldingstone
Howarth Edmund, Cote
Howarth Jonathan, Top o' th' lee
Howarth Richard, Bleak holt
Hoyle William, Kay close
Hutchinson Robert, Windy bank
Kay James, Wham hill
Kay William, Gollingrod
Kershaw John, Bank lane
Lancaster Joseph, New farm
Mellowdew Thomas, Plant close
PILKINGTON.
Metcalf William, Cragg
Moorby Henry, Dimham
MoSs Henry, Cobhousc, Nabb
Nnttall James, Hollin's lane
Oldfield William, Park
Pickles Richard, Dry gap
Pickup Abraham, Grime cote
Pickup George, Acrefield head
Pickup Charles, Cuckoo nar
Pilkington James, Pike
Pollard Christopher, Rowlands
Preston Samuel, Bank lane
Ramsbottom Squire, Kay barn
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Bedford John, Redshaw
Riley James, Deep moss
Roberts William, Bass house
Robinson Thomas, Green hill
Rush ton John, Lower Sedger hey
Slinger John, Touch road
Stephenson Richard, Whitewall
Taylor George, Bank lane
Taylor John, Baldingstone
Thorp James, Nabb's
'
Titherington John, Birtle edge
Trickett Henry, Bass lane
Wardleworth Thos., Higher Sedger hey
PILKINGTON
Is an extensive township in the parish of Prestwich, and it contains
the villages or hamlets of Whitefield (6£ miles from Manchester),
Stand, Stand Lane, Unsworth, Hollins, Besses o' th' Barn, Outwood,
and Ringleu. Its population in 1851 was 12,363 ; 1861, 12,303 ;
1871, 11,949 ; and 1881, 13,144 souls. The area of the township
is 5,469 acres, and its rateable value amounts to £68,645. The most
thickly inhabited portion of the township is governed by the Wldtefield Local Board, formed in 1866, and which consists of twelve
members, whose offices are in Elms Street.
The knightly family of Pilkington were seated at Pilkington
Tower, or Stand, in this township, soon after the conquest. They
were not, however, the chief lords of this manor, for it appears that
Roger de Pilkington, in the reign of Jolin, or Henry III., was found
to hold the fourth part of a knight's fee, of the fee of Thomas de
Gretley, who then held it under the Earl of Ferrers, the King's tenant
in chief. In the reign of Edward III., Henry de Lacey had a bovate
of land in Pilkington, and the manor of Chadderton, with twelve
acres of land in fee. In 35 Edward III., Pilkington is mentioned in
the inquisition taken on the death of Henry, Duke of Lancaster, as
a fee of the honour of Tuttebury. Stand Hall is now the residence
of Thomas Statter, Esq., steward to the Earl of Derby.
All Saints' Church, Stand, occupies a commanding position, and
can be seen for several miles round. The foundation stone was laid
by the Earl of Wiltcn, August 3rd, 1822, and the building was consecrated by Dr. Bloomfield, the then Bishop of Chester, September
8th, 1826. The style of architecture is that of the fourteenth century.
The Church contains a nave and side aisles with spacious galleries,
and at the west end of the nave is an open arcade, with noble arched
entrance, from which a lofty tower rises to the height of 186 feet.
The entire cost of the church, exclusive of site, which was presented
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by the Earl of Derby, was £14,987. Considerable alterations have
recently been effected in the interior, especially in the chancel, which
has been enlarged by the addition of a choir and clergy vestries. A
new reredos has been presented by Mr. George Eichardson ; the
organ has been removed here from the west gallery; and two
memorial stained windows have been put in. A geometrical stained
window has also been placed in the west gallery, which, along with the
north and south galleries, have been re-pewed. The cost, exclusive of
windows, &c., was £1,400. The church contains 1,860 sittings, of
which 9GO are free. The benefice is a rectory of the annual value of
£380, in the patronage of the Earl of Wilton, and held by the Rev.
George Rudd. The population of the parish in 1881 was 5,387.
St. George's Church, Unsworth, is a plain edifice erected in 1730, and
re-built in 1843. It contains 472 sittings, of which 400 are free.
The benefice is a perpetual curacy of the annual value of £240, in the
patronage of the rector of Prestwich, and held by the Rev. Benjamin
Crompton, M.A. Population of the parish in 1881, 2,024. St.
John the Evangelist's Church, Stand Lane, is mentioned in the description of Radcliffe. St. Saviour's Church, Ringley, was erected in
1626. It was re-built in 1854, from a design by Mr. E. G. Paley, at
a cost of £2,500. It contains 560 sittings all of which are free. The
benefice is a perpetual curacy of the annual value of £250, in the
patronage of the rectors of Prestwich, Bury, and Middleton, and held
by the Rev. Janies Potter, B.A. Population of the parish in 1881,
1,588. The tower of the ancient edifice is still standing, and it bears
the inscription " Nathan Walworth builded mee Anno Do., 1627."
The Unitarian Church, Stand, is a prettily situated building, and
dates from 1695. It was renovated in 1818. Rev. W. C. Squicr,
minister. Here is a Grammar School founded in 1688. Rev. W. C.
Squier is head master. The Wedeyan Methodists have a neat chapel
at Unsworth, built in 1847. The Primitive Methodist Chapel is
situate at Chapelfield ; and here also is an Independent Chapel, dating
from 1665. Rev. Alexander Anderson, B.A., pastor. The Independents have another Chapel at Besses o' th' Barn. The New Jerusalem
Church is also situated at Besses o' th' Barn. It was enlarged this
year (1883), and is a neat brick edifice with stone dressings. Rev.
Isaiah Tansley, pastor. There are several elementary schools in the
district; and that in connection with All Saints' Church is situate in
Elms Street, and was erected in 1874. The Conservative Club is also
situate in Elms Street. At Hollins is a well patronised Institute.
Whitefield is now connected with Manchester and other important
places through the formation of the line of railway through the district,
and which was opened for traffic September 1st, 1879. The district is
lighted with gas by the Radcliffa and Pilkington Gas Company, and
supplied with water from the Bury Waterworks. The acreage of the
Local Board district is 2,025 acres, and the population is about 9,500
souls. The Jews'1 Cemetery, situated in this township, is enclosed by
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high brick walls. Stand Grammar School possesses an endowment,
consisting of a messuage and four acres and a half of land in Whitefield, heing a bequest of Henry Siddal, tailor, of that place. Ringley
School has an endowment, consisting of a messuage and one hundred
and twenty acres of land, bequeathed by Nathan Walworth. There is
also a bequest of £50 to Unsworth School, by James Lancashire.
Post Money Order, and Telegraph Office, 245, Bury New road, Whitefield;
Samuel Hulme, postmaster. Letters arrive via Manchester, 6-20 a.m., 1-0
p.m., and 4-36 p.m., and are despatched 10-40 a.m., 2-30 p.m., and 8-15 p.m.
Post Office, Besses o' th' Barn ; John Barlow, postmaster.
Marked 1 are at Whitefield, 2 at Unsworth, 3 at Besses o1 th' Barn, 4 at Hollins,
and the rest where specified.
A portion of the township, comprising STAND LAND and CHAPELFIELD, is
included with Radcliffe.
1 Ainscough William, shopkr., Park In.
3 Albert Manufacturing Co., cotton
man ufac turers
1 Alien Joseph, vict., Eagle & Child,
and florist, Higher lane
I Alien Mr. Walker, Holly bank
3 Alien Wm., smallware muanfacturer,
Victoria mill
3 Alien Miss Sarah, dressmaker
3 Alty William, clogger and stationer,
63 Manchester New road
3 Ashton Alfred, hatter, Bury New road
1 Ashton Moses, slater, 9 George street
2 Asbworth Mr. Samuel, Hillock lane
2 Ash-worth Mrs. Ann, vict., Bridge Inn
2 Astley Edwin, clogger, Hillock lane
2 AtkinsonThos., farmer, Higher house
Baker & Whittaker, cotton manfrs.,
Bankfield mill, Ringley
4 Barlow Chas., bleach works manager,
Hollins mount
3 Barlow George, baker, Manchester
Old road
2 Barlow Jas., farmer, Whitefield Moor
3 Barlow John, stationer, Bury New rd.
1 Barlow Thomas, collector, 292 Bury
New road
2 Barlow Mr. William, Oak gate
3 Barlow Mr. William, 101 Manchester
Old road
3 Barlow Wright, painter, 43 Manchester New road
Barrett Mrs. Betty, farmer, Ringley fold
1 Barton Mrs. Emma, draper, 284 Bury
New road
4 Bates Mark, book1 ceper, Howard hill
1 Baxter Jno., ironn. onger; Bury New rd.
3 Bealey Mr. Arthur, Park cottage
1 Beckett Thomas & Co., paint and
varnish manfrs., Eagle Paint works ;
h. Alton terrace, Prestwich
2 Beddows John, traveller, Cherry Tree
house
1 Bell Mr. James, 112 Bury Hew road
2 Bentley Mrs. Ann, farmer, Sandfield
Bentley Mr. John, Wellington villa,
Stand
1 Bentley Mr. Jos., Derby place
1 Berry Miss Jane, shopkeeper, 15
Green lane
4 Berry George, shopkeeper
1 Bestes British School, Charles street;
(mixed) James Walker, Miss Boyes
3 Beswick John, sexton of Jews'
Cemetery, Besses street
4 Bleatley West, clogger
1 Bleakley Thos., shopkeeper, Bury
New road
1 Bolton Joe, pork butcher, 252 Bury
New road
4 Bradley Wm., farmer, Hollins farm
1 Bradshaw Mrs. Cecily, shopkeeper, 19
Green lane
2 Bradshaw David, salesman, Blackford
house
3 Bradshaw Mr. Edward, East view
1 Bradshaw James, coal dealer, 42
Green lane
1 Bradshaw Jos., grocer, draper, farmer,
and general dealer, 1 and 3 Radcliffe
New road
3 Brickies Jas., grocer, 64 Bury New rd.
1 Brierley John, bleacher, dyer, and
finisher, Clough Bleach works, and 2
Cleveland buildings, Market street,
Manchester ; h. The Clough
Brierley John, junr., bleacher, Old hall,
Stand
3 Briggs Mr. Isaac, Manchester Old id.
2 Briggs (Joseph) & Jackson
(John), brickmakers
1 Briggs Miss Nancy, Moss house
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PILKINGTON.
1 Briggs Mrs. Rachel, grocer and beerseller, Park lane
3 Briggs Thomas, veterinary surgeon,
Manchester New road
3 Britland George, farmer, higher lane
1 Brook Edward, dispensing chemist
and British wine dealer, 243 Bury
New road and 102 Gross lane, Salford
1 Brookes John, ale and porter brewer,
Whitefield brewery, London street
3 Brookes Alfred, veterinary surgeon,
The Hope
Brooks Joseph, farmer and vict., Hare
and Hounds, Outwood gate
3 Brown Mrs. Eliza, 9 Higher lane
Brown John, commercial traveller,
Bingley brow
1 Bullough Jas., clogger, Bury New rd.
1 Bullough John, boot and shoe maker,
2G5 Bury New road
1 Burgess Joseph, vict., Goats Gate,
Radcliffe New road
Burgees, Ledward & Co., cotton manufacturers, bleachers and dyers, Park
Lane mill; warehouse, 50a Mosley
street, Manchester
Bury Banking Co., Ld. (branch), Bury
New road; Joseph Handley, manager
Chadwick Mrs. Ann, Old Hall, Stand
1 Chambers Mrs. Emma, Spring bank
1 Chadwick Mr. Jos., Spring Bank ter.
2 Chambers George, foreman maker up,
Clough Gate cottage
1 Chambers R. & A., bleachers, Spring
Water Bleach works; warehouse, 18
Dale street, Manchester
1 Chambers Rd. (R. & A. Chambers),
h. The Elms
4 Champion J. B. & Co., bleachers and
finishers, Hollies vale
1 Chapman John, shopkeeper, 283
Bury New road
1 City Tea Co., 247 Bury New road
1 Clayton George, shopkeeper, Back
Stanley street
1 Clayton John George, cotton manufacturer, Albert mill
2 Clayton Mrs. Mary, Victoria house
Clegg Benjamin, butcher, Ringley
2 Clegg William, grocer
2 Cole William, shopkeeper
1 Conservative Club, Elms street; T.
Statter, Esq., pres.; A. Hilton, sec.
3 Coope Peter, joiner, 2 Hardman's
green
Cooper Henry, clerk, Outwood
Craig John, bank manager, Shore Top
house, Outwood
1 Crawshaw John, school attendance
officer, 35 George street
2 Crompton Benjamin (G. J. Jarratt
and Co.)
2 Crompton Nathan, vict., Bay Horse
hotel, and builder and contractor,
Higher lane
2 Crompton Rev. Benjamin, M.A.,
vicar of Unsworth
2 Crompton Walter, Co-operative stores
manager, Uusworth Park view
1 Crossley Mrs. Elizabeth, draper, 124
Bury New road
1 Cunliffe Edward, clogger, York street
3 Cunliffe Ellis, shopkeeper, 23 Higher
lane
3 Davenport Richard, tailor, Manchester Old road
Davenport Thomas, shopkeeper, Park
lane
1 Davies George, herb and gingerbeer manufacturer, Moss lane
Davies Mrs. Elizabeth, vict., Horse
Shoe, Ringley
1 Davies Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper, 146
Bury New road
1 Dawson Henry, boot and shoe maker,
113 Bury New road
1 Dawson Jesse, timber dealer, Moss
lane
1 Dawson Mrs. Jane, Radcliffe New rd.
1 Dawson'John & Co., picker manufacturers, Charnley mill
Dawson John, hat manufacturer,
Charnley mill
1 Diggle Mrs. Rachel, Hope bank
Drinuan Richard, colliery manager,
Yew Tree farm, Outwood
1 Duckers James, grocer, 289 Bury
New road
1 Dockers William, tailor, 289 Bury
New road
Duckworth John, Esq., J.P., Unsworth
lodge
3 Eastwood Robert, shopkeeper & coal
dealer, 14 Narrow lane
3 Eastwood Thomas, wringing machine
maker, 6 Narrow lane
2 Eckersall Samuel, warehouseman
Elliott James, shopkeeper, Ringley
3 Eckersall Alfred, boot & shoe maker,
51 Manchester New read
1 Entwistle Miss Alice, vict., Wheat
Sheaf, 254 Bury New road
1 Entwisle Joseph, grocer, 266 Bury
New road
3 Entwistle Miss Ellen, school
PILKINGTON.
1 Entwistle Henry, greengrocer, 267
Bury New road
3 Entwistle Mr. John, 22 Hardman's
road
1 Farrar Miss Sarah, 162 Bury New rd.
Farrow Jacob, bookkeeper, Sheep hey
2 Fazackerley, Edw., foreman bleacher
2 Fletcher Adam, farmer, Lower house
2 Fletcher Daniel, farmer, Back o'th
moss
Fletcher Thomas and Sons, coal proprietors, Outwood collieries
3 Fray Joseph, coal dealer, Holland st.
3 Fray William, shopkeeper, Holland st.
Garside Michael, grocer, Eingley
3 Gorden Robert, vict., Besses o' th'
Barn Inn
2 Greaves Mr. Charles, Hillock lane
1 Greaves James, beerhouse, General
Jackson
1 Greaves Richard, farmer, Mossfield
2 Greenway John, overlooker
4 Gregory Charles, cashier
Gregory Mr. William, Wellfield cottage,
Stand
3 Grime James, smallware dealer, and
agent for the Liverpool Victoria Legal
Friendly Society, 65 Manchester New
road
2 Grimshaw Mr. Charles, Holly bank
2 Grimshaw Joseph, maker up, Holly
bank
1 Grimshaw Rd., monumental mason,
174 Bury New road
1 Grundy Alfred, Esq., Underley
2 Grundy Dennis, bricklayer & builder
2 Grundy Fergus, farmer
2 Grundy Mrs. Mary,.shopkeeper
2 Grundy Thomas, agent
1 Hacking John, vict., William the
Fourth, Bury New road
Hall Miss Anno, Park hill, Stand
2 Hall James, beerhouse, Blue Bell
Hall William, fanner, Park lane
Hamer Mrs. Betsy, Ringley brow
2 Hamilton James, vict., Bay Horse
2 Hamilton Wil'iam, rate collector
1 Hampson Elisha, vict., Black Horse,
Bury New road
1 Hampson John, clogger, 255 Bury
New road
1 Hauley Edmund, stationmaster, Bury
New road
1 Hardman Arnett, baker, 132 Bury
New road
1 Hardman James, shopkeeper, 38
Green lane
Harrison J., farmer, Prestolee
209
i Harrison John Thomas, butcher
1 Hartley Thomas, chemist and -draggist, Bury New road
4 Haslam John, grocer and draper
4 Haslam Thomas, foreman finisher
1 Haywood George, hatter and hosier,
116 Bury New road
3 Heap William, vict., Junction Hotel,
Manchester New road
2 Heaton Alfred, farmer, Brick house
2 Heaton James, farmer, Moss
1 Helsby William, parish clerk, Thorn
cottage
3 Heywood Mrs. Ann, grocer, Bury
New road
1 Heywood Robert, boot and shoe
maker, 160 Bury New road
1 Hill Major, coal dealer
3 Hill Mrs. Martha, beerhouse, Robin
Hood, 7 Higher lane
3 Hill Thomas, butcher, 70 Bury New
road
3 Hilton Charles, grocer and general
dealer, 82 Bury New road
3 Hilton H. & Sons, smallware manufacturers, Hardman's green
1 Hilton James, manager, 61 Moss lane
1 Hilton James, tailor and draper, 33
Lily Hill street
1 Hilton Kay, hawker, Spring Bank ter.
1 Hilton James, agent for the
Liverpool Victoria Legal Friendly
Society, 120 Bury New road
1 Hilton John, beerhouse, Cross Keys,
16 Lily HiU street
1 Hilton John, grocer and coal dealer,
Half acre
3 Hilton Robert, shopkeeper, Manchester Old road
3 Hilton Peter, beerhouse, Foresters'
Arms, Higher lane
1 Hilton Thomas, milliner, 233 Bury
New road
1 Hilton Mr. William, Derby buildings
Hilton Wm., greengrocer, Outwood gate
1 Hitchon William, calico printer
(Whitaker & Hitchon); h. York
place
Holden Mr. Thomas, Outwood
3 Holland Alice, shopkeeper, Higher
lane
1 Holland Ellis, manager, York place
1 Holland Nathan, shopkeeper, Park
lane
Hollins School (British); Hy. Hurst,
master
Hollins Young Men's Institute ; Henry
Massey, sec.
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PILKINGTON.
Holt Edward, cattle dealer, Stand cot4 Horrocks Nathaniel, manager
2 Horrocks Mr. Thomas
1 Howarth John, vict., Masons' Arms,
Bury Now road
1 Howarth Mark, draper and yeast im*
porter, Bury New road
2 Hulme James, fanner, Parr fold 1 Hulme Samuel, printer and bookseller, 245 Bury New road
2 Hunt John, machine printer (j)
2 Hunt Miss Margaret, dressmaker
Hyde Mr. Ralph, Sheep Hey cottage
3 Irvin John, hairdresser, Clegg street
2 Jackson Charles, bricklayer & builder
1 Jackson George, joiner and builder,
Moss lane
3 Jackson Isaac, wheelwright, timber merchant, and blacksmith, Manchester Old road
3 Jackson Isaac, beerhouse, Travellers
Inn, 49 Manchester New road
3 Jackson James, clogger, 15 Higher
lane
3 Jackson John, joiner and builder, 4
Charles street
3 Jackson John, wheelwright, 111 Manchester Old road
1 Jackson John & Sons (Thomas, John,
William, and Robert), joiners and
builders, Whitefield Saw mills
2 Jackson Thomas, vict., Queen Anne
4 Jackson William, draper
2 Jackson Wright, bricklayer & builder,
Hillock lane
3 Jameson John, basket maker, Manchester New road
2 Jarratt George J. & Co., cotton manufacturers, Kilner Croft mill
3 Jones Mr. James, Jackson street
3 Jones John, draper, 57 Higher lane
1 Jones Wm., beerhouse, New Grove,
103 Bury New road
3 Jopson Mrs. Ann, Hardman's green
3 Kay Alfred, agricultural implement
maker, Hardman's green
3 Kay David, shopkeeper, Besses st.
4 Kay Ferdinand, vict., Hollin Bush
1 Kay Joseph, agricultural engineer,
George street
1 Kenworthy William Henry, commission and insurance agent, Broomfield
Kershaw John, Esq., Old hall, Stand
2 Kirkman Jonathan, painter and
plasterer
Knott Mrs. Margaret, vict., Park Field
Inn, Park lane
1 Kriowles Andrew, confectioner and
cattle spice manufacturer, 272 Bury
New road
2 Knowles Misses Sarah and Mary
4 Lancaster Joshua, bookseller,
stationer, and news agent
1 Lancashire James, gentleman, Ivy
house
Lancashire John, gentleman, Old hall,
Stand
1 Lancashire John, jun., assistant overseer, and registrar of births & deaths,
122 Bury New road
3 Leach Richard, blacksmith, Higher
lane
2 Leach John, shopkeeper, Parr fold
Leake Robert, Esq., M.P., The Dales,
Stand
Lees Mr. John Edward, Old hall, Stand
Livsey Thomas Lewis, bleacher
and finisher, Hollins vale
1 Local Board Office, Elms street; W.
Skinner, clerk; Arthur W. Smith,
assistant clerk; James Schofield,
surveyor and nuisance inspector;
Thos. Thorp, engineer; A. B. Telford, M.D., medical officer
Lomax John Dooley, dyer and finisher,
Alpha works, Outwood
3 Lord Edwin, salesman, 69 Higher
lane
2 Lord Thomas, plumber
3 Lorimer George Douglas, watchmaker, 45 Manchester New road
1 Lovsey Robert, gardener, 241 Bury
New road
4 Lownds Joseph, grocer
Mackenzie Mrs. Eliza, Clark's hill
Marsh Richard, shopkeeper, Ringley
2 Marsh Eiliel, stonemason and
contractor, Hillock lane
1 Marsh William, monumental mason
and contractor, Radcliffe New road.
(See. Advt.)
3 Marshall John, brickmaker, Hardman's road
Martin John, gamekeeper, Lower Heap
cottage
4 Massey Mr. Henry, Hollins view
Mather Mrs. Alice, Parkgate, Stand
1 Mather Miss Elizabeth, ladies' school,
Broomfield
Mather Francis, cotton manufacturer,
Albert mill, Unsworth and Whitefield
Mather John, cotton manufacturer,
Besses mill
1 Mather James, beerhouse, Woodman
Inn, 192 Bury New road
PILKINGTON.
1 Mather John, grocer, and agent
for the Liverpool Victoria Legal
Friendly society, Moss lane
1 Mather Robt., shopkeeper, Bury New
road
1 Mather Mrs. Sarah, Broomfield
4 Mayoh Mrs. Elizabeth, beerseller
Mellor John James, Esq., J.P., The
Woodlands, Stand
1 Mercer Mr. Aaron, York place
2 Mills Chas., wheelwright & blacksmith
2 Mills Robert, butcher
1 Mills Mrs. Sarah, grocer and draper,
260 Bnry New road
Mills Thomas, farmer, Outwood
Moore Major Francis, Springfield house,
Stand
1 Montgomery "William Arthur Patrick,
gentleman, Park house
3 Morton Win., grocer, Bury New road
1 Morvell James, butcher, 264 Bury
New road
Munn James & Robert, farmers, Higher
Heaps
National school (All Saints'), Elms st.;
(boys) F. J. Stephens; (girls) Miss
Parks; (infants) Miss E. Dakin
1 Norris Mark, stationer and carter,
249 Bury New road
1 Norris Robert Peel, shopkeeper, 10
Lily Hill street
3 Nuttall Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper, 13
Higher lane
3 Nuttall Francis Manaoh, stone mason
and contractor, Narrow lane
4 Nuttall Robert, farmer, Hollins house
3 Ogden John, boot & shoe maker,
Manchester Old road
1 Ogden Mrs. Mary, 21 Lily Hill street
1 Ogden Thos., painter, 111 Higher lane
3 Ogden Wm., shopkeeper, 41 Highrln.
Openshaw John Hamilton, Esq., Stand
house
1 O'Neill John, Esq., J.P., Heathfield
Outwood Iron Co., Limited, Ringley
road; G. Dawson, sec.
Park Lane British School ; Edwin
Switheubank ; Miss Ellen H. Dye
2 Partington David, farmer, Egypt
2 Partington Thomas, farmer, Oakgate
2 Peatfield Edwin, tailor, Parr fold
1 Peatfield Jas., shopkeeper, 4 Green In.
2 Peers James, dairyman
3 Penny William Henry, manager, London street
Percival Mrs. Maiy, dark's hill, Stand
Pilkington Kershaw, station master,
Ringley
211
1 PJatt George Samuel, baker & grocer,
108 Bury New road
1 Pollitt John Eastham, plasterer, 41
Livsey street
1 Prestwich Co-operative stores (branch)
Bury New road
1 Prestwich Joshua, farmer, 164 Bury
New road
Prince Mr. Frank, Old hall, Stand
1 Rae William, police sergeant, Bury
New road
1 Ragdale Joseph Robert, bleacher (J.
B. Champion & Co.) ; h. Sunny bank
1 Ragdale John R. (J. B. Champion &
Co.) ; h. Derby place'
1 Ramsbottom John, beerhouse, Seven
Stars, 202 Bury New road
1 Ramsbottom Robert, warehouseman,
176 Bury New road
2 Ramsbottom Alfred, chapel keeper
1 Ramsbottom Thomas, gent., York
place
2 Redford John, grocer, Hillock lane
4 Redford Walker, dairyman
1 Redford William & Co., agents for A.
Knowles & Sons,- coal proprietors.
Railway station ; h. London street
3 Redford William, painter and
decorator, Manchester Old road
1 Renshaw Alfred, agent, 107 Bury
New road
1 Richardson Herbert, Esq., Ivy cottage
4 Riley Wright Livsey, bleach works
manager, Hill Side cottage
Ringley National School (mixed), Geo.
Williamson; (infants) Miss Woodworth
Roscow Frederick Charles, cotton manufacturer (Burgess, Ledward & Co.);
h. Park lane
Ross David Buchanan, farm bailiff to T.
Statter, Esq., Old hall, Stand
2 Rothwell Thos., vict., Church Inn and
Railway Hotel, Bury New road
3 Royle George, sculptor, 99 Manchester Old road
2 Royle Joseph, shopkeeper
1 Royle James, farmer, Pinfold lane
1 Royle William, builders' merchant,
25 Livsey street
Rudd Rev. George, rector of All Saints,
The Eectory, Stand
2 Rumney Wm. & Co., calico printers,
Blackford bridge
Salmon Edmund, warehouse manager,.
Old hall
Saville John, Esq., Wallfield, Stand
3 Schofield Mr. Arthur B., East view
212
PILKINGTON.
1 Scbofield Jas., surveyor and nuisance
inspector to Local Board; h. Radcliffe New road
1 Bchofield Jos., grocer, Bury New road
1 Schofield Saml., gent., Thorn cottage,
Pinfold lane
Scholes Mr. Jos. Henry, Eose cottage,
Stand
2 Scholes Samuel, painter
-3 Scott Mrs. Esther, Beech cottage
4 Sealy Hy. M., bookkeeper, Hollin's
Vale cottage
3 Seymour Geo., tailor, 11 Higher lane
-3 Senior Mrs. Mary, Manchester Old rd.
Shaw Susan and Ann, farmers, Old
hall, Stand
1 Skiuncr Win., clerk to Local Board,
Elms street
1 Smith James, clog and shoe maker,
1 Lily Hill street
3 Smith James William, clog and shoe
maker, 74 Bury New road
Smith Thos., blacksmith, Outwood gate
1 Snape John, plumber and glazier,
118 Bury New road
3 Spencer Saml., engineer & machinist
(sizing machines), Clegg Street works
Squier Rev. William Croke (Unitarian),
Stand
1 Staniforth Miss Mary Ann, milliner,
Derby buildings
Stand Grammar School; Rev. W. C.
Squier, head master; Mr. Jas. Ormrod. assistant master
Stand Stud Co.; D. B. Ross, manager
Starkey Thomas, farmer, Lower heaps
Statter Thomas, Esq., land agent to the
Earl of Derby, Stand hall
1 Stephens F. J., master of All Saints'
school; h. Bury New road
3 Stonex Robert Conyers, laud agent,
Broxup house
3 Street Francis, carrier, 61 Higher lane
1 Swithenbank Edwin, schoolmaster,
York place
4 Taylor Arthur, maker-up, Holliu's
mount
1 Taylor David (John Taylor & Sons),
h. Broom valo
4 Taylor Edwin, grocer
3 Taylor Mrs. Eliza, grocer, 71 Manchester New road
1 Taylor James, grocer, 23 Lily Hill st.
1 Taylor John & Sons, cotton manufacturers, Moss Lane mill
1 Taylor Mr. Mark, Moss lane
1 Taylor Miss Nancy, 101 Moss lane
1 Taylor Oswald, stationer and undertaker, 302 Bury New road
1 Taylor Peter, agent, 99 Moss lane
1 Taylor Robert (John Taylor & Sons),
h. 110 Bury New road
4 Taylor Ratcliffe, dyer
1 Taylor Mrs. Sarah, 148 Bury New rd.
2 Taylor Thomas & Co., bleachers,
Blackford bridge; h. Lily hill
1 Taylor Stuart, smallware dealer and
hosier, Morning side
3 Taylor Wright Thomas, saddler and
picker maker, Bury New road
Tebay Thomas, farm bailiff, Shore Top
farm, Outwood
1 Telford Archibald Barr, M.D., 262
Bury New road
1 Thorp Tbomas, architect, York place
3 Tillotson Frederick, tailor and draper,
69 Manchester New road
Unsworth National School, Benjamin
Wiudle, master
1 Vernon William, vict., Derby
Hotel, Bury New road
2 Walkden John, farmer, Hillock
1 Walker Mrs. Alice, confectioner, 5
Green lane
Walker Mrs. Betty, Park gate, Stand
2 Walker Lewis, agent L'pool Victoria
Legal Friendly Society, Hillock lane
2 Walker Thomas, farmer, Grundyfold
2 Warburton Edmund, wheelwright and
blacksmith
Warburton Thos., vict., Three Crowns,
Ringley
3 Wardle Frank, drysalter, 51 Higher
lane
3 Wardle Oswald, tailor and draper, 55
Manchester New road
1 Wardle Thomas, vict., Bull's Head,
269 Bury New road
3 Wardle Mr. Thomas, 1 Higher lane
1 Wardle Thomas & Simon, painters,
1 & 5 Cross street
Wardle William, shopkeeper, Ringley
3 Webster Benjamin, beerhouse, Bee
Hive, Bury New road
1 Webster Geo., agentfor the Prudential
Assurance Co., 23 Park lane
2 West George, shopkeeper
1 Whitefield & Uunsworth Co-operative
Stores, Bury New road; Walter
Crornpton, manager; Jas. Hilton, sec.
1 Whittaker & Co., cotton manufacturers, Whitefield New mill
1 Whitehead Mrs. Susannah, Spring
Bank terrace
PILSWOBTH AND KADCLIFFE.
Whittaker Isaac (Baker & Whittaker);
h. Ringley house
1 Wilcock Christopher, relieving officer,
Poolfield terrace
2 Wild Mr. George, Lily hill
1 Wild John, Esq., J.P., Uplands
1 Williams Benjamin (B. Williams &
Sons); h. Stanley house
1 Williams B. & Sons, cotton manufacturers, Stanley mill
1 Winn Edw., greengrocer, 293 Bury
New road
Wolstenholme George, farmer, Outwood
gate
215
3 Wood Mrs. Ann, tailor, 61 Manchester New road
Wood James Lee, colliery manager,
Ringley Fold house
2 Worthington & Co., cotton manufacturers, Victoria mill
3 Working Mens' Club, Thos. Ball, sec.
1 Woodward Saml., saddler and harness
maker, Morning side
2 Worrall Philip, bleacher (Buckley &
Worrall), Brook house
3 Yates Henry, clerk, 55 Higher lane
1 Yates James, butcher, Morning side
4 Yates Martha, shopkeeper
3 Young Mr. Arnold, Eirkham's
PILSWORTH
Is a thinly populated township in the parish of Middleton. It covers
an area of 1,483 acres, and its rateable value amounts to J69.427.
Its population in 1851 was 370 ; 1861, 373 ; 1871, 386 ; and 1881,
758.
Letters via Manchester.
Brennand John, jr. (W. E. Buckley & Hulme Thomas, farmer, Jackson fold
Co.); h. Pilsworth cottage
Kenyan James & Son, woollen manuBuckley W. E. & Co., bleachers and
facturers, Clough mill and Bury
finishers, Pilsworth Bleach works
Kay Moses, farmer, Meadowcroft
Buckley & Worrall, yarn bleachers and Lindsay Thomas, farmer, Cat hole
dyers
Moms John, farmer, Captain's
Butterworth Mrs. Sarah, fanner, Hill top Nuttall Edmund, fanner, Lower Broad
Cocker John, farmer, Uptons
field
Cocker Joshua, farmer, Higher barn
Nuttall Thomas, farmer, Coal pits
Davies Samuel, vict., Three Arrows
Nuttall William, farmer, Lomax farm
Howard John, farmer, Highfield
Partington Richard, farmer, Higher
Harwood Thomas, fanner, Moor
Broadfield
Holt William, farmer, Hare's hill
Taylor Thomas, beerseller, Hollins vale
Holt Gregory Chas., cashier, Hollins
RADCLIFFE.
This town is situate on the Irwell, and is a station on the East
Lancashire line of railway, two and a half miles S.S.W. from Bury,
and seven miles N.N.W. from Manchester. It is progressing rapidly,
and bids fair, owing in some measure to the great variety of trades
carried on, to become a town of considerable importance. The