RADCLIFFE. 180 Stone William, mill manager, 53 Ainsworth road Stott Benjamin, beerhouse, Farmers' Arms, Bank top Stott Mrs. Ellen, shopkeeper, 61 Stand lane Street James & Son, cotton spinners, Britannia mill Street Mr. James, jun., 55 Ainsworth road Street Thomas (James Street & Son); h. The Ferns Stringfellow John, draper and milliner, 94 Water street Sumner Rev. Stephen Blair, curate of St. Bartholomew's, Cross lane Sutherst Mrs. Ruth, confectioner, Chapelfield Tattersall John, cabinet maker, 46 Sion street Taylor Miss Ann, 197 Stand lane Taylor Mrs. Ann, Irwell street, Stand lane Taylor Mrs. Eliza, 33 Sunny mount Taylor Francis, dining and refreshment rooms, 7 and 9 Toad street Taylor George, ironmonger, 5 and 7 Ainsworth road Taylor George Fletcher, coal dealer, 18 Green street Taylor James, grocer, 1 Bridgfield street Taylor John, leather merchant (at Manchester), 20 Cross Street east Taylor John, tailor and clothier, 65 Blackburn street Taylor John Henry, wheelwright, Foundry street; h. Sunny mount Taylor Joseph, wholesale druggist and drysalter and fruit pre server, 33, 35, and 37 Stand lane, 10 Ainsworth road, and 107 Spring lane; h. Yew Tree house Taylor Joseph, manager, Highfield Taylor Mark, cashier, Nursery house Taylor Mr. William Henry, 203 Stand lane Taylor William, cotton manufacturer, Albert mill; h. St. John's ter. Taylor William Thomas, professor of music, Ainsworth road Telford John, surgeon, 114 Stand lane Thornley Mrs. Alice Hardman, Green hill Templer William & Son (Alfred), fellmongers, vellum, parchment, aud chamois and roller skin manufacturers, Chapelfield Leather works Thornley James (N. Thornley); h. 92 Green street Thornley Nathan, cotton manufacturer, Irwell mill Thornley Joseph, joiner, Irwell street; h. Sion street Thornley Mrs. Sarah, 173 Stand lane Townley (Thomas) & Warburton, ironfounders and millwrights, Globe works, Grey street Tunnah Mrs. Ellen, grocer, 63 Blackburn street Tunnah James, plumber and glazier, 32 Church street Turnbull Mrs. Mary, 123 Spring lane Twist William, secretary to the Radcliffe and Pilkington Building Society, 8 School street Victor Hugh, joiner and builder, 30 Water street Vose Mrs. Ann, toy dealer, 1 Toad street Vose John, tripe dresser, 22 Blackburn street Vose Robert, tripe dresser, 5 Church street 190 RADCLIFFE. Waddington Joseph, blacksmith and shopkeeper, 75 Spring lane Wagstaff Mrs. Mary, draper, 56 Stand lane Wagstaff William, boot and shoemaker, 129 Water street Walker Mrs. Esther, 171 Mayfield, Cross lane Walker James, cotton manufacturer (R. Pendlebury & Sons); h. 15 Sunny mount Walker James, salesman, 8 Irwell street, Stand lane Walker John, bleacher and dyer, Irwell Vale works, Stand lane Walker John, grocer, 57 Stand lane Walker John, shopkeeper, 72 Water street Walker Miss Mary Hannah, grocer, 82 Water street Walker Nathan, cotton manufacturer (R. Pendlebury & Sons); h. Green street Walker Richard, shopkeeper, 426 Bolton road Walker Robert & Mark, farmers, Rush acre Walker Samuel, ironfounder and engineer and millwright, Eagle Iron works, Egerton street Walker William, saddler and harness maker, 32 Stand lane Walklett Lewis, shopkeeper, Hardy's gate Wallwork Miss Elizabeth Jane, schoolmistress, Bank top Wallwork James, farmer, Brook's bottom Warburton Mrs. Mary, 1 Church street Warburton William, grocer, 6 Back Bury Street east Warburton William, millwright (Townley & Warburton); h. Green st. Ward James, tobacconist, 218 Bolton road Watmough Thomas, draper, 16 Railway street Weir John, chapel keeper, Lord street Whalley Miss Margaret, draper, 125 Water street Whewell George, manufacturing chemist, Burner's lane Whewell Mrs. Sarah, yeast dealer, 174 Cross lane Whitehead John, shopkeeper, Stand lane Whittaker John & Co., bleachers, Mount Sion works, Sion street Whittaker Thomas, stamp maker (Mellodew & Whittaker); h. 150 Cross lane Whitworth Mr. Francis Van Sandford, 3 Church street Wight David Henderson, beerhouse, Church Inn, 95 Blackburn street Wilbraham Mrs. Nancy, 65 Stand lane Wild John & Sons, paper manufacturers (long elephants, news, cartridges, &c.), Broad Burners and New Bridge works; warehouse, South Parade mills, Manchester Wild John, Esq., J.P. (John Wild & Sons) ; h. Uplands, Pilkington Williamson Rev. Samuel, vicar of St. Andrew's, Black lane Wilson Mr. Jeremiah, 28 Church street Wilson John, master of British school, Blackburn street; h. 145 Stand lane Wilson John, shopkeeper, 18 Cross Street east Wilson Miss Mary, mistress, Catholic school, School street RADCLIFFE. 191 Wilson William, cotton manufacturer, Hope mill, and brick maker, Union Brick works ; h. 181 Windsor row Wolstenholme Jacob, coal merchant, Goods Station yard; h. Blackburn street Wolstenholme Joseph, music seller, 12 Blackburn street Wolstenholme Richard, beerhouse, Dyers' Arms, 12 Sion street Wolstenholme Samuel, grocer and provision dealer, 1 Blackburn street Wolstenholme Samuel, confectioner, 9 Stand lane Wolstenholme Thomas, farmer, Harper fold Wolstenholme William, vict., Old Cross Inn, 1 Eton Hill road Wolstenholme William, agent for the Buxton Lime Co.; h. 65 Church street Wood Frederick, wood turner, Spring lane Wood Henry, wringing machine maker, 161 Ainsworth road Wood John, beerhouse, Bird in Hand, 8 Grosvenor street Woodward Roger, dentist, 66 Seymour street Woodward Samuel, beerhouse, 16 Water street Wrigley Mr. John, 89 Seymour street Wyatt James, joiner and builder, Green street; h. 41 School street Wynn Charles Henry, bleacher and dyer, Water Lane works ; h. 103 Ainsworth road Yates Benjamin, hairdresser, 18 Sion street Yates Jesse, carrier, 38 Green street Yates William, draper, 17 Church street Yorkshire Boot Co., 14 Blackburn street, and Bury Young John & Co., cotton Manufacturers, Redbank mill Young Herbert (John Young & Co.); h. Park cottage, Whitefteld CLASSIFICATION TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. Academies and Schools. Architects & Surveyors. British School, Blackburn st. (mixed), John Wilson; Chapelfield (mixed), Miss Grimths Catholic School (St. Mary's), School etreet (mixed), Miss Mary Wilson Fletcher Miss Lydia, 139 Stand lane NATIONAL : St. Andrew's, Black Lane (mixed), Wm. Holt St.Bartholomew's, RadcliffeHall (boys), James Cunliffe; (girls), Miss Frances Chapman St. John's, New road, Wm. Lord ; Miss Sarah Allan and Mrs. Ellen Bamber St. Mary's, Bank top (mixed), Miss Elizabeth J. Wallwork St, Thomas's, School street (mixed), Thomas Bleakley and Mrs. S. A. Collinge New Jerusalem School, Stand lane (mixed), Joseph Schofield Wesleyan Schools, New road (mixed), Joseph Perkins ; (infants), Miss M. Orme; Radcliffe close (mixed), Wm. Biley ; (infants), Miss M. A. Robinson Agents. Alien Henry, 30 Gresham place Buckley George Wm. (goods), Railway station Ellerbeck Samuel H. (cloth), 257 Ains worth road Hamer John (land and estate), 26 and 28 Chapel street Hardman Francis (patent medicines), 132 Cross lane Jones John (carting), Goods Station yard Nuttall Thomas (com.), 38 Gresham pi. Twist Wm., 8 School street Grnndy J. & Sons (and land and mine surveyors), 2 Cross Street east Auctioneer and Valuer. Leyland Henry, 8 Green street Bakers. Astley David, 128 Water street Durrant William, 46 New Church etreet Garbutt William, 104 Stand lane Kay Edwin, 31 Stand lane Pickstone Charles, 131 Stand lane Banks. Manchester & Liverpool District Bank (draws on Smith, Payne, & Smiths, London) ; open from 10 to 12 daily; 52 Stand lane ; John C. Sharp, manr. Post Office Savings Bank, 34 Black burn street Basket & Skip Maker. Jameson John, 55 Stand lane Beerhouses. Alien Jesse, Cottage Tap, 6 Union st., Chapelfield Alien Henry, Colliers' Arms, 70 Water street Alien James, Park Inn, 32 Church st. Alien Miss Mary, 48 Stand lane Alien Thomas, Welcome Inn, 8 Sionst. Ashworth James, Globe, 79 Sion street Barlow Barnett, Railway Tavern, 54 Sion street Barlow Thomas; Wellington Hotel, Bol ton road Benson Richard, Crown, 47 Blackburn street 198 RADOLIFFE. Clegg Daniel, Radcliffe Hall Inn, 16 Bury street Cooper John, Horse Shoe, 69 Blackburn street Duxbury Christopher, Alice Hawthorn, 143 Stand lane Entwistle John, Bridge Inn, 6 Blackburn street Farrar Thomas, 12 Walker st., Chapelfield Fothergill William, New Kailway Inii, 40 Seymour street Hale Wilh'am, Crown and Anchor, 28 Eton Hill road Henderson Miss Emma, Lord Raglan, 14 Water street Howarth Christopher, Saddle, 37 Church street Howarth James, Foresters' Arms, 172 Cross lane Kirkman Peter, Jolly Carters, Bolton rd. Lord Samuel, Grapes, 24 Church street Lever James, Victoria, 119 Ainsworth road Makin Richard, Dog, Stonehewer street Makin Roger, Old House at Home, 4 Makin square Manchester Matthew, 1 Holland street Matber Thomas, Irwell Tavern, Egerton street Moiton Joseph, Lark Inn, 24 Sion st. Fendlebury Thos., Cross Keys, 2 Church street Scowcroft Samuel, Globe, 392 Ainsworth road Sbarrocks Walker, Morning Star, 25 Thomas street Spencer^Wm., Staff of Life, 38 Spring lane Stott Benj., Farmers' Anns, Bank top Wood John, Bird in Hand, 3 Grosvenor street Woodward Samuel, 16 Water street Wolstenholme Richard, Dyers' Arms, 12 Sion street Wight David H., Church Inn, 95 Black burn street Bill Poster. Beaumont Wilh'am, 23 Water street Blacksmiths. Blomley Bros., Withins street Bradbury Thomas, 44 Sion street Calland William, Seddon street Cooper John, Green lane Diggle Samuel, Spring lane Gee John, 18 Water street Greenhalgh Richard, Grey street Hardman John, Whittaker street Rostron Rd. (and machinist), Sion st. Rothwell Levi, Church street Waddington Joseph, Heap street Bleachers & Finishers. Alien George, Blue mill Barlow Joseph & Son, Seymour works Barlow & Siddall, New Road works Barlow Thomas & Co., Cawdaw mill, Stand lane Bealey Richard & Co., Radcliffe Bleach works, and 89 St. James's street, Manchester Brierley John, The Clough Chambers R. & A., Spring Water works Hall James & Sons (waste), Irwell Bleach works Hardman John & Bros., Tower works Heywood James, Clough works; ware house, 5 Peel street, Manchester Lomax John B. & Co. (finishers only), Victoria works Mather James & Son, Crow oaks Siddall Joshua & Son, Hollin bank Smith John, Smyrna works, Ainsworth road Walker John, Irwell Vale works Whittaker John & Co., Mount Sion works Wynn Charles Hy., Water Lane works^ Boiler Makers. Heywood & Duckworth, Globe works, Grey street Booksellers & Stationers Crabtree James, 42 Blackburn street Hall John, 331 Ainsworth road Hall Samuel, 74 Water street Heaton Ralph (and printer), 26 Black burn street Latimer Richard, 105 Stand lane Makin Edward, 24 Water street Monks Richard, 20 Chapel street Smith William (and printer), 13 Stand lane Boot and Shoemakers. Alien Edwin, 4 Chapel st., Chapelfield Audas John, 5 Thomas street Bradshaw Charles, 275 Ainsworth road Clay Abraham, 118 Stand lane Co-operative Stores, Stand lane Davenport Wm. (dealer), Blackburn at. 0 194 RADCLIFFB. Ellerb^ck Richard, 82a Water street Fletoher James, 5 Blackburn street Gardner Joseph, 18 Chapel street Graham James, 41 Green street Halstead Kobert, 347a Ainsworth road Higson Benjamin, 13 Seymour street Hogg Mrs. Alice, 63 Stand lane Holt Enoch, 23 Stand lane Holt John, 24 New Church street Leyland William, 2 Mather street Nixon John, 21 Water street Seaton Joseph R., 20 Blackburn st'vet Wagstaff William, 129 Water street Yorkshire Boot Co., 14 Blackburn st. Brass Founder. (See also Iron and Brass Founders.) Wolstenholrne John, Albert works, Bridgfield street Brewers. Ball Henry, Park brewery, Potter street Duxbury Christopher, Stand Lane brewery Seed Richard & Co., Spring Lane brewery Brickmakers. Greenhalgh Samuel, Mount pleasant Wilson William, Bolton road Butchers. (Marked * are Pork Butchers.) Alien Hugh, 100 Ainsworth road Alien Richard, 67 Blackburn street Ashworth Adam, 46 Stand lane Banks James, 46 Blackburn street Bridge Robert,.54 Seymour street Brown Josiah, 31 Water street *Buckley William, 38 Blackburn street Cheetham Abraham, 84 Water street Co-operative Stores, Stand lane "Davenport James, 10 Blackburn street *Dootson James, 45 Stand lane Fletcher Joshua, 19 Church street Fletcher John, 19 Blackburn street F( ster John H., 109 & 111 Stand lane Greenhalgh Robert, 11 Stand lane Hardman George J., 258 Stand lane *Ho}h! Henry, 1 Bury street Jones Mrs. Lois, 129 Stand lane Kay John, 17 Water street Pollitt Thomas, 50 Spring lane Prestwich John, 123 Stand lane Riding Mrs. Alice, 28 Bury street Rider John, 6 Chapel street Rose John, 4 Blackburn street Sharpies James, 16 Blaokburn street Cabinet Makers. Barnes Robert, 41 Blackburn street Tattersall John, 46 Sion street Calico Printers. Eadcliffe Printing Co., Limited, Church 6t. and 16 Charlotte st., Manchester Chemists and Druggists. Pollitt Joseph M., 20 Spring lane Rayner Francis, 29 Stand lane Smith John Thomas, 17 Blackburn st. Taylor Joseph (wholesale), Stand lane, 10 Ainsworth road & 107 Spring lane Chemists (Manufacturing.) Ashworth James S., Burners Lane Chemical works Bealey Richard & Co., Radcliffe Chemi cal works, and 89 St. James street, Manchester Hampson & Hardmau, Black Lane works Reid Alexander & Son, Irwell Chemical works Whewell George, Dumers lane Chimney Sweeper. Barnes William, 4 Ainsworth road China and Earthenware Dealer. Barlow James, 34 Blackburn street Cloggers. Boardman John, 81 Holland street Bradshaw Charles, 276 Aiusworth road Burton John, 15 Church street Clay Abraham, 118 Stand lane Co-operative Stores, Stand lane Davenport William Henry, 23 Sion st. Ellerbeck Richard, 82a Water street Fletoher James, 5 Blackburn street Halstead Robert, 347a Ainsworth road Higson Beujamin (& clog block maker), 13 Seymour street Hogg Mrs. Alice, 63 Stand lane Isherwood James, 87 Spring lane Kershaw Richard, 2 Lord street BADCLIFFE. Coach Builder. Ellwood Richard, Seddon street Coach and Cab Proprietors. Garbutt William, 104 Stand lane Radcliffe and Pilkington Carriage Co., Crook street; John Siddall, secretary Coal Proprietors and Merchants. Ashworth William, Goods Station yard Barlow Richard, 122 Cross lane Darcy Lever Coal Co.; Thomas W. Ellerbeck, agent Entwisle Thomas, Goods Station yard Fletcher John, Lady Shore colliery ; William Orrell, age»t Fletcher Thomas & Sons, Stopes colliery Kay Richard, Goods Station yard Kuowles Andrew & Sous, Limited; John Heap, agent Stand Lane Colliery Co., Limited ; S. Atkinson, secretary Wolstenholme Jacob, Goods Station yard Coal Dealers. Cranshaw Abraham, 9 Blackburn street Lord Robert, Albert street Olive James, New Church street Taylor George F., 18 Green street Contractors. Ashton Richard, 115 Spring lane Edelston James (colliery), 361 Ainsworth road Hattersley Benjamin (railway), 293 Ains worth road Nowell George (railway), Albert terrace, Spring lane Confectioners. Astley David, 128 Water street Barlow George, Church street Booth Enoch, 54 Spring lane Burton Richard, 27 Stand lane Collier Robert, Church street Fowler George, 2 Bury street Grundy William, 44 Blackburn street Heywood William, Spring lane Lord Samuel, 8 Ainsworth road PickEtone Charles, 131 Stand lane Pickup John, 9 Sandford street 195 Scholes Peter, jun., 13 Blackburn st. Scholes Thomas, 16 Sion street Smith Joseph, 14 Chapel street Suthurst Mrs. Ruth, Chapelfield Taylor Francis, 7 and 9 Toad street Wolstenholme Samuel, 9 Stand lane Coopers. Alien John, 17 Toad street Burgess George, Sion street Grundy James, 17 Mill street Cotton Manufacturers. (See also next head.) Ashworth & Scholes (ginghams), Eton hill Bancroft & Venables (table cloth), Nursery mill, and 6 Phosnix street, Manchester Barlow James (ginghams, checks, &c.), Cross mill, Chapel street Bentley John & Sons (unions, drills), Wellington mills; warehouse, lib Piccadilly, Manchester Bleak-lay John (ginghams, checks, &c.), Greenhill mill Bowker Squire & Son (nankeens), Cross mill, Chapel street Booth Robert & Sons (nankeens, ging hams, &c.), Peel mill Brooks Edward (towelling), Albert shed Clough Edwin (table cloths, &c.), Sion mill Cowburn James, Mount mill Davenport William, Canal mill Ellerbeck James S., Mount mill Farrar James & Bros, (fancy drills, &c.), Nursery mill, and 79 Piccadilly, ATanChester Fletcher John, Greenhill mill Fletcher Wm. & Co. (checks, <fec.), Canal mill Hague John & Co., Foundry mill, Black lane Hardman Thomas (fancy shirtings), Irwell Street mill, Stand lane Hilton John & Co. (Oxfords, drills), Canal mill Holland John, Holly Bank mill Horridge Jas. and Sons, Windsor mill Hoyle A. & J. (ginghams, checks), Barlow Brook mill Milns J. C. & Co., Stand lane ; ware house, York street, Manchester Parry John, Greenhill mill Pendlebury Rd. & Sous, Irwell mills 196 RADCLIFFE. Rogerson T. & Co., Mount mill; ware house, 5 Chapel square, Manchester Bostron Noah (ginghams, checks), Sun mill; warehouse, 3 Duke street, Manchester Eostron Thomas (ginghams, checks), Mount mill Seaton Joseph R. (checks, &c.), Albert mill Stand Lane Mill Co. (fancy goods), Alien court Taylor William, Albert mill Thornley Nathan, Invell mill; ware house, 5a New Brown st., Manchester Wilson William (ginghams, checks), Hope mill; warehouse, 43 Cannon street, Manchester Young John & Co., Redbank mill ; ware house, 21 George street, Manchester Cotton Spinners. Sandiford Joshua, 1 Stand lane Sandiford Thomas, 98 Water street Seaton Arthur, 22 School street Smith Joseph, 41 Stand lane Spencer John, 41 Seymour street Stringfellow John, 44 Water street Wagstaff Mrs. Mary, 56 Stand lane Watmouth Thomas, 16 Railway street Whalley Miss Margt., 125 Water st. Yates William, 17 Church street Drysalters. (See also Chemists—Manufacturing.) Brooks Joseph, Bury steeet Duckworth Joseph, Nursery works, Sion street Roscow John, Within Lane works Taylor Joseph, Irwell works, Mill street D*yers. Alien George, Blue mill (Marked * are also Manufacturers.) Barlow Thomas & Co., Cawdaw mills, *Allen Walker & Sons (checks,ginghams, Stand lane &c.), Holly Bank & Union mills Barlow & Siddall, New Road works Bury & Radclijfc Spinning Co., Limi Brierley John, The Clough ted, Clongh ; John Davenport, Sec. Hardrnan John & Bros., Tower works Davenport Thomas, Sunny Bank mill Heywood James, Cawdaw works, Stand Ferguson Bros., Phoenix mill, Irwell st. lane *Hall Lawrence, Black lane Mather James & Son, Crow oaks *Mellor J. & J., Warth mill Pendlebury Rd. & Sons, Irwell works New Road Mill Co., Limited; John Milburn Geo. (garment), 16 Grey street Sidclall Joshua & Son, Hollin bank Burton, Secretary Street & Son, Britannia mill Smith John, Smyrna works, Ainsworth road Walker John, Irwell Vale works. Dentist. Wilson William, Hope mill Woodward Roger, 66 Seymour street Wynn Charres Hy., Water Lane works Drapers. Blunt Kay, 121 Stand lane Bold Jesse, 90 Water street Bramall Mrs. Frances. 49 Stand lane Brown Josiah, 391 Ainsworth road Buckley Wm. Hy., 6 Cross Street east Cropper John, 99 Stand lane Davenport John, 11 Water street Davenport Mark, 36 Blackburn street Dixon Joseph, 1 and 3 Sion street Fletcher Edward, 12a Blackburn street Flitcroft James, 96 Water street Greenhalgh Rd., '26 Seymour street Kirk John, 1 and 3 Ainsworth road Mills Luke, 7 School street Nuttall Thomas, 54 Ainsworth road Eadcli/c <& Pil king ton District Co operative Society. I. nni^d, Stand lane Saudilbrd Edward, 55 Blackburn street Eating House Keepers. Heap William, 58 Stand lane Taylor Francis, 7 and 9 Toad street Engineers & Millwrights Hutton James, Old Irwell works Stead Wm. (aud machinist), Water st. Townley & Warburton, Globe works, Grey street Walker Samuel, Eagle works, Egerton street Wolstenholme John, Albert works, Biidgfield street Fellmongers, Templer W. & Son, Chapelfield Leather works 197 BADCLIFFE. Farmers. Ashworth James S., Hagside Foster William, Stand lodge Greenhalgh Rebert, 11 Stand lane Keys Misses Jane & Sarah, Bennet's farm Button Job (dairyman),Whittaker brook HowarthJames, Pilkington fold Kay Squire, 19 Water street Lord Samuel, Black moss Mills William, Cams Acre farm Rider James, Harewell bank Rider John, Harris farm Slater Thomas, Old hall Wallwork James, Brook's bottom Walker Robert & Mark, Rush acre Wolstenholme Thomas, Harper fold Fruit Preservers. Entwistle John, Black lane Taylor Joseph, Stand lane Fruiterers and Green grocers. Alien Edward, 7 Mill street Ashworth Abel, 77 Green street Burgess William, 100 Water street Crawshaw Abraham, 9 Blackburn street King James, 16 Church street Lever Robert, 22 Water street Lomax Thomas, 21 Sion street Lord Joseph, 116 Stand lane Lord Samuel, 4 Church street Rothwell James, 15 Ainsworth road Stavely Edward, Church street Walker John, 57 Stand lane Furniture Brokers. Davenport Samuel, 61 Blackburn street Duckworth Thomas, 70 Stand lane Hampson Frederick, 20 Green street Ginger Beer Makers. Hardman James, Woose nabb Merritt Robert, Stand lane Grocers & Tea Dealers. (See also Shopkeepers.) Booth James, 183 Cross lane Bradbury James, 15 Mather street Bowker James, 18 Blackburn street Britannia Provision Stores, 15 Stand lane Brown Josiah, 31 Water street Cheetham Squire, Chapelfield City Tea Co., 17 Stand lane Critchley Nathaniel, 103 Stand lane Crompton Richard, 130 Stand lane Ellsey John, 43 Seymour street Gregory John, 2 & 4 Potter street Gregory Joseph F. (and paper merchant and bag manufacturer), 4 Bury street Groves George, 344 Ainsworth road Jarman John, 144 Stand lane Kay Edwin, 31 Stand lane Kirkman Joseph, 23 Stand lane Lindsey Miss Mary, 91 Blackburn street Maldn Richard, 394 Ainsworth road Marsden Samuel, 15 Blackburn street Mills Henry, 22 Cross Street east Nuttall Thomas, 54 Ainsworth road O'Neill Francis, 40 Blackburn street Radcliffe & Pilkington District Co-op erative Society, Limited, Stand lane Sandiford John (and machine broker), 62 Stand lane Scholes Peter (wholesale), 91 Stand lane and 26 Church street Stansfield Robert, Water street Smith Mrs. Sarah (and register office for servants), 125 Stand lane Taylor James, 1 Bridgfield street Tunnah Mrs. Ellen, 63Blackburn street Walker Miss Mary H., 82 Water street Warburton Wm., 6 Back Bury St. east Wolstenholme Samuel, 1 Blackburn st. Hairdressers. Barker Edwin, 6 Church street and 43 Blackburn street Bentley John, 51 Stand lane Siddall Oliver, 7 Blackburn street Yates Benjamin, 18 Sion street Hatters. Davenport William, 35 Blackburn street Howard Miss Ann, 14 Church street Jackson William, 24 Stand lane Hat Manufacturers. Isherwood & Co., Railway street Hay and Straw Dealer. Garbutt William, 104 Stand lane Hotels, Inns, & Taverns. Bay Horse, Robert Merritt, Stand lane Bridge Inn,. Henry Massey, Hardy's gate Boar's Head (posting and commercial), Mrs. Frances Shaw, Radcliffe bridge 198 RADCLIFFE. Bull's Head, Orlando Startup, 13 Church street Commercial Inn, Robert Horrocks, 8 Railway street George, Mrs. Margaret Olive, 30 Spring lane Goat's Gate, Joseph Burgess, New road Hare and Hounds, Joseph Brooks, Outwood road Masons' Arms, John Barker, Sion st. Old Cross Inn, William Wolstenholme, 1 Eton Hill road Old Tower Inn, John Blomley, 6 Sandford street Paper Makers' Arms, Thomas Alien, Church street Peel Monument, Jos. Holt, 56 Green st. Railway Hotel, Richard Thos. Hamer, 427 Ainsworth road Railway & New Market Iim, Charles Cooper, 15 & 17 Siou street Ram's Head, John Hilton, 42 Stand lane Royal Oak, Mrs. Jane Greenhalgh, Water street Swan & Railway Hotel, Henry Hardman, 47 Spring lane Swan Inn, William Place, 136 Stand lane Three Arrows, William Emerson, 9 Bury street Turf Hotel, Wright Jones, 143 Water st. Unicorn, Samuel Lord, 351 Bolton rd. White Lion, Thomas Ramsbottom, Blackburn street Wilton Arms, Alfred Mills, 71 Blackburn street Woolpack Inn, Thos. Barlow, 5 Stand lane Insurance Offices and Agents. Britannia (Fire)—Henry Alien, 30 Gresham place Briton (Life)—Hy. Alien, 30 Gresham place Caledonian—G.Medford, 67 Spring lane Liverpool & London & Glob: James Barlow, 34 Blackburn street Northern—John Harrier, 26 and 28 Chapel street Prudential—E. Defty, West view; G. Medford, 67 Spring lane; Thomas Hall, 19 Eton Hill road Royal—John Hamer, 26 and 28 Chapel street West of England—William Twist, 8 School street Iron & Brass Founders. Bradbury Thomas Hy., Irwell Foundry Townley & Warburton, Globe works, Grey street Stead William, Water street "Walker Saml., Eagle works, Egerton st. Iron and Tinplate Workers. Duckworth James, 25 Stand lane Hardman Samuel, Spring lane Lofthouse Herbert, 4 Foundry street Olive Thomas, 97 Blackburn street Ironmongers. Bradbury Mrs. Priscilla, 11 Blackburn street Dickinson James, 30 Stand lane Duckworth James, 25 Stand lane Taylor George, 5 and 7 Ainsworth road Joiners and Builders. Alien John, Egerton street Collier & Smith, Church street Grindrod Richard, Lord street Howard John, 85 Spring lane Howard John, 10 Church street Leyland W. &. H., Cross Street'east Pilkington Richard, Knowles street Rigby William, Radclifife Saw mills Thornley Joseph, Irwell street Victor Hugh, 30 Water street Wyatt James, Green street Lime Merchants. Bibbington Samuel, Goods Station yard; William Ashworth, agent Buxton Lime Co., Goods Slation yard; William Wolsteuholme, agent Jones John, Goods Station yard Machine Brokers. Redford Joseph, Railway street Redford William, Railway street Manufacturers of Cotton Goods. (See Cotton Manufacturers.) Milliners and Dress makers. Bolton Mrs. Martha, 57 Blackburn st. Bramwell Mrs. Frances, 49 Stand^ lane Buokley Wm. Hy., 6 Cross Street cast RADCLITFB. Carter Mrs. Ellen, 108 Cross lane Crossley Mrs. Maria, 23 Blackburn st. Crook Miss Mary L., 38 Seymour street Cropper John, 99 Stand lane Dickinson Miss Mary A., 28 Seymour st. Emerson Miss Alice, 3 Bury street Greenhalgh Richard, 26 Seymour street Habgood Mrs. Jane, 30 Church street Isherwood Miss Jane, 42 Spring lane Kirk John, 1 & 3 Ainsworth road Melling Miss Mary, 97 Ainsworth road Oldham Mrs. Mary, 14 Bailway street Spencer John, 41 Seymour street Stringfellow John, 94 Water street Music & Musical Instru ment Dealers. Bradshaw James (and professor), 119 Spring lane Taylor William Thos. (teacher), 7 Ains worth road Woletenholme Joseph, 12 Blackburn st. Oil Merchants. jSenior & Brooks, Limited, Spring lane, and Stanley chambers, Cross street, Manchester Oil & Paint Merchant. Astbury William, 236 Stand-lane Painters & Paperhangers Brooks Joseph, 51 Blackburn street Lomax Josiah,"86 Stand lane Luke John K., 22 Water Lane street Smith Charles W., 137 Stand lane Stevens & Pomeroy, Ainsworth road Paper Manufacturers. East Lancashire Paper Mill Co., Limi ted ; John Booth, manager Wild John & Sons (long elephants, news, cartridges, coloured papers, glazed casings, &c.), Broad Dumersand Now Bridge works; warehouse, South Parade mills, Manchester Pawnbrokers. Barnes Alfred, 39 Church street Holt Mrs. Hannah, 3 Blackburn street Plumbers and Glaziers. Brierley William, 31 & 33 Blackburn st. Kay Peter N., 24 Blackburn street 199 Prestwich William, 75 & 77 Stand lane Tunnah James, 32 Church street Printers (Letterpress.) (See Booksellers.) Rope, Twine and Cotton Band Manufacturers. Alien Robert, Belgrave works Hilton William, Bridgfield ropery and 21 Marsden square, Manchester Saudiford Joshua, 1 Stand lane Saddlers. Cain George Robert, 47 Stand lane Walker William, 32 -Stand lane Shopkeepers. Alien James, 5 Butterworth street Alien Thomas, 91 Spring lane Ashworth Daniel, 6 School street Barlow James, 364 Ainsworth road Barlow Joseph, 425 Ainsworth road Barlow Peter, 92 Water street Bassatt Henry, 51 Church street Binns Mrs. Sarah, 76 Water street Blunt Kay, 121 Stand lane Brooks William, Rupert street Clegg John, Howarth street Coleman Malachi, 52 Church street Cranshaw John, 127 Water street Crook William, 12 New Church street Dawson John, 98 Ainsworth road Dobson George, Union st., Chapelfield Dnrrant William, 46 New Church street Dutson John, 31 Church street Eastwood James, 68 Green street Eckersall Mrs. Y., Rupert street Eokersley Mrs. Ann, 21 Ainsworth rd. Entwisle'Thomas, 6 Water street Fraser John, 34 Spring lane Furniss Thomas, Chapelfield Garbutt William, 38 Sion street George Mrs. Betty, 21 Railway street Green Richard, 169 Ainsworth road Haddock William, 19 Church street Hardmau Miss Alice, 162 Cross lane Hardman Mis Sarah, 38 Bury street Harker Mark, 73 Spring lane Hart Jeremiah, 35 Spring lane Haydock Miss Mary, 194 Sion street Hampson Robert, 9 Sion street Hartley Thomas, 145 Water street Heaton James, 76a Water street Higgins Alfred, 11 Sion street Holt John, 61 Sion street Horrocks Robert, 36 Spring lane 200 RADCLEFFE. Horrox Thomas, Foundry street Howcroft James, 380 Ainsworth road Hoyle John, 431 Ainsworth road Hutchinson John, 28 Water Lane st. Kay Thomas, Uuion street, Chapelfield Kirkman Mrs. Selina, 265 Ainsworth rd. Lever John, 358 Bolton road Lockton William, 19 Henry street Lord Arthur W., 138 Water street Lord John, 20 New Church street Lord Samuel, 9 New Church street Lord Samuel, 73 Spring lane Magnall Mrs. Sarah, 118 Water street Melling James, 23 Church street Mills Edward, 42 Ainsworth road Mills Charles, Bank top Morgan John, 30 Church street Ogdcn James, 56 Eton Hill road Olive James, 20 School street Peatfield William, 225 Cross lane Pendlebury Mrs. Mary, 43 King street Pilkington Elliott, 388 Ainsworth road Ravenscroft Robert, 2 Water street Rayner John, 22 Seymour street Redford William, School street Richards Noah, 13 Sion street Rogers Joseph, Green street Rostron James, Knowles street Sadler Peter, 339 Ainsworth road Sandiford Mrs. Sarah, 22 Stand lane Shasby Charles, 13 Albert street Siddall Hampson, 31 Green street Siddall Luke, 38 Ainsworth road Smith Thomas, 160 Cross lane Spencer Miss Elizabeth, 14 School st. Spencer Joseph, 36 Bury street Stansfield Mrs. Alice, Bolton road Stott Mrs. Ellen, 61 Stand lane Waddington Joseph, 75 Spring lane Walker John, 72 Water street Walker John, 57 Stand lane Walker Richard, 426 Bolton road Walklett Lewis, Hardy's gate Wilson John, 18 Cross Street east Whitehead John, Stand lane Shuttle Makers. Haddock Jesse, Irwell street Hill Francis, Britannia works, Water st. Slater. Ashton Samuel (and slate merchant), Spring lane Smallware Dealers. Alien Squire, 10 Chapel street Sandiford Sandford, 37 Blackburn street Vose Mrs. Ann, I/Toad street Smallware Manufacturers. Alien Joseph, Green Hill mill Hardman James, Green Hill mill Pickles Wm., Britannia mill, Water lane McClellan Thomas (tubular cotton spindle bands, braids, cords, laces), York Street mill Soap Manufacturers. Barcroft Rd. (and size), Tower Chemical works Ogden Henry, Bridgfield street Senior & Brooks, Limited (toilet soap), Spring lane Solicitor. Berry John Wm., 4 Blackburn street Spindle Makers. Ardrey, Diggle, & Tootill, Eton hill Stamp Makers. Mellodew & Whittaker, 150 Cross lane Stonemasons & Builders Booth Samuel, 170 Cross lane Buckley Jonathan, Dumer's lane Burton A. & J., Lord street Butterworth Edmund, 40 Barlow Brook terrace Fletcher John K., 10 Whittaker street Opeushaw & Buckley, Parsonage street Surgeons. Chisholm Mackenzie, 82 Stand lane Holmes James, M.D. (certifying factory surgeon), 44 Spring lane Moor Wrn. (and registrar of births and deaths), 59 Blackburn street Saville John Geo., L.R.C.P., Beech lawn Sellers Wm. (medical officer of health), Bank house Toltord John, 114 Stand lane Tailors and Drapers. Ball Alexander, 4 New Church street Burrow Joseph, 7 Stand lane, and Bury Davenport Wm., 145 Stand lane Greenhalgh Abraham, 25 Blackburn st. and 2 School street Taylor John, 65 Blackburn street 201 KLKIN&TON. Tobacconists. Barlow George, Church street Barlow George, 133 Blackburn street Collier Robert, Church street Grnndy Wm., 44 Blackburn street Holland David, 77 Blackburn street Heywood Wm., Spring lane Hudson Mrs. Margaret, 5 Sion street Latimer Richard, 105 Stand lane Lord Smith, 45 Water street Bavenscroft Robert, 2 Water street Scboles Peter, jun., 13 Blackburn street Ward James, 218 Bolton road Tripe Dressers. Barlow William (and neatfoot oil manu facturer), 44 Stand lane Berry James, 101 Stand lane Kay Thomas, Potter street Vose John, 22 Blackburn street Vose Robert, 5 Church street Watch & Clock Makers. Beesley Daniel, 43 Stand lane Hughes John, 1 Peel street Hurst Samuel, 26 Stand lane WheelwrightsBlomley Bros., Withins street Calland William, Seddon street Hardman John, Whittaker street Taylor John Henry, Foundry street Wine and Spirit Mer chant. Alien John, 17 Toad street Wood Turner. Wood Frederick, Spring lane Woollen Manufacturer. Denny James, 326 Bolton road Carriers. L. <& Y. R. Co. (John Jones, carting agent), Goods Station yard, also from the Stations at Railway street and Black lane There are also carriers by road to Bury, Bolton, Manchester, and intermediate places PILKINGTON Ig an extensive township in the parish of Prestwich,' and it contains the villages' or hamlets of Whitefield (6£ miles from Manchester), Stand, Stand Lane, Unsicorth, Hollins, Besses o' th* Barn, Outicood, aa&Ringley. Its population in 1851 was 12,363 ; 1861,12,303; and in 1871, 11,949 souls. The area of the township is 5,469 acres, and its rateable value amounts to £61,702. The most thickly inhabited portion of the township is governed by the Whitefield, 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 John, 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 Lacy 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 202 PILKINGTON. 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 Wilton, August 3rd, 1822, and the building was con secrated 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 by the Earl of Derby, was £14,987. It contains 1,860 sittings, of which 960 are free. The benefice is a rectory of the annual value of £300, in the patronage of the Earl of Wilton, and held by the Rev. George Rudd. The population of the parish in 1871 was 5,171. 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 £200, in the patronage of the rector of Prestwich, and held by the Rev. Benjamin Crompton, M.A. Population of the parish in 1871 1,529. St. John the Evangelist's Church, Stand Lane, is mentioned in the account 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. James Potter, B.A. The Unitarian Church, Stand, is a prettily situated building and dates from 1695. It was renovated in 1818. Rev. W. C. Squier, minister. Here is a Grammar School founded in 1688. Rev. W. C. Squier is head master. The Wesleyan Methodists have a neat chapel at Unsworth, and a preaching room in Radcliffe New Road. The Primitive Methodist Chapel is situate at Chapelfield, and here is also an Independent Chapel. Rev. Alexander Anderson, B.A., pastor. The Independents have another Chapel at Besses o' th' Barn. Rev. H. H. Richardson, pastor. The yew Jerusalem Church is also situated at Besses o' th' Barn. Rev. Isaiah Tinsley, 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 liollins 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 Radcliffe 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 9,000 PILKINGTON. 203 souls. The Jews' Cemetery, situated in this township, is enclosed by high brick walls. Stand Grammar School, possesses an endowment, consisting of a messuage and four acres and a half of land in Whitefield, being a bequest of Henry Siddal, tailor, of that place. Rinyley School, has an endowmnent, 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 Savings Bank, 245 Bury New road, Whitefield; Saml. Hulme, postmaster. Letters arrive via Manchester, 7 a.m., 1 p.m., and 5-10 p.m., and are despatched 9-30 a.m., 2-15 p.m., and 7-45 p.m. Those resident at Hollins have their letters addressed near Bury. Marked 1 are at Whitefield, 2 at Unsworth, 3 at Besses o'th' Barn, 4 at Hollina, and the rest where specified. A porton of the township, comprising STAND LANE and CHAPELFIELD, is included with Radcliffe. Alderson Ed., farmer, Lower Heap 1 Alien Joseph, vict., Eagle and Child, and nurseryman, 85 Higher lane 3 Alien William, smallware manufac turer, Victoria mill 2 Allison William, gamekeeper 1 Andrew Mrs. Emma, Spring bank 1 Ashton Moses, slater and slate mer chant, George street 1 Ashworth Mr. James, Derby buildings 2 Atkinson Thomas, farmer, Higher house Baker& Whittaker, cotton manufacturers, Bankfield mill, Ringley 3 Barlow George, baker, 126 Manchester Old road 2 Barlow James, farmer 1 Barlow Francis, butcher, 134 Bury New road 3 Barlow John, grocer, Bury New road 2 Barlow Mr. William 3 Barlow Mr. William, 101 Manchester Old road 3 Barlow Wright, painter, 43 Man chester New road 1 Beckett Thomas (late William Kylance), paint and varnish manu facturer, Eagle Paint works; h. Kersal moor, Manchester 2 Bentley Joshua, farmer, Sandfield Bentley Mr. John, Wellington villa, Stand 4 Berry Frederick, shopkeeper 1 Berry Samuel, shopkeeper, 15 Green lane Besses British School, Charles street (mixed), James Walker; (infants) Miss Harriet Orrell Biddle Chas. Jno., chemist and druggist, 2 Silver street 1 Bleakley Mrs. Hannah, grocer, 311 Bury New road 1 Bleakley James, cow keeper, Moss house 1 Bleakley Rd., brickmaker, Moss lane 1 Bolton Joe, pork dealer, 252 Bury New road 4 Booth Peter S., shopkeeper 4 Bradbury Wm., farmer, Hollin's farm 2 Bradshaw David, salesman, Blackford Bridge house 1 Bradshaw Mr. Edward, East view 1 Bradshaw James, coal dealer, 42 Green lane 1 Bradshaw Joseph, grocer and draper, 1 and 3 Radcliffe New road 3 Brickies James, grocer, 64 Bury New road Bridson Capt. Wm. Paul, Shore top 1 Brierley John, bleacher and dyer, The Clough Briggs Mrs. Rachel, grocer and beerseller, Park lane 1 Briggs Mrs. Ann, Moss house 3 Briggs Thos., veterinary surgeon, Bury New road 1 Britland George, farmer, Higher lane 1 Brook Edward, chemist and druggist, Bury New road 3 Brookes James, veterinary surgeon, The Hope 3 Brooks Joseph, farmer and vict., Hare and Hounds, Outwood gate Brown John, commercial traveller, Ringley brow 204 Buckley W. E. & Co., bleachers and finishers, Pilsworth Bleach works Buckley William E., yarn bleacher and dyer, Pilsworth works; h., Beechwood, Prestwich 1 Bullough James, clogger, 293 Bury New road 1 Bullough John, shoemaker, 265 Bury New road 1 Burgess John, vict., Goat's Gate, Radcliffe New road Burgess, Ledward & Co., cotton manu facturers, and bleachers and dyers, Park Lane mill 1 Chambers Richard(R. & A. Chambers); h. The Elms 1 Chambers R. & A., bleachers, Spring Water works 4 Champion J. B. & Co., bleachers and finishers, Hollin's vale 1 Champion James Barlow (J. B. Champion & Co.); h. Sunny bank 1 Chapman John, shopkeeper, 283 Bury New road 1 Clayton John George, cotton manu facturer, Albert mill and 11 Swan court, Manchester 2 Clayton Mrs. Mary, Victoria house Clegg Benjamin, butcher, Ringley 2 Cole William, shopkeeper Collier Mr. John, Spring cottage, Outwood 3 Cooper Peter, joiner, Hardman's green 2 Crompton Rev. Benjamin, M.A., vicar of Unsworth 1 Crompton Nathan, vict., Old Bay Horse, and builder and contractor, Higher lane Crompton T. B. & Co., Limited, cotton spinners and manufacturers, Prestolee mill 1 Crossley Mrs. Elizabeth, draper, 124 Bury New road 1 Cunliffe Edward, clogger, Industrial terrace 3 Cunliffe Ellis, shopkeeper, 23 Higher lane Davenport Thomas, shopkeeper, Park lane 3 Davenport William, furniture dealer, Bury New road Davies Mrs. Sarah, vict., Three Crowns, Ringley 1 Dawson Miss Elizabeth, timber dealer, Moss lane 1 Dawson Hy., boot and shoemaker, 113 Bury New road 1 Dawson John & Co., manufacturers of buffalo and leather pickers, Charnley mill 1 Dawson John, hat manufacturer, Charnley mill 1 D'elemer Mrs. Sarah, 226 Bury New road 4 Dickinson Samuel, overlooker 1 Diggle Mrs. Rachel, Hope bank 4 Doodson Walker, coal dealer Drinnan Rd., colliery manager, Yew Tree farm, Outwood 1 Duckers James, grocer, 289 Bury New road Duckworth John, Esq., J.P., Unsworth lodge 3 Eastwood Rt., shopkeeper, 14 Narrow lane 3 Eastwood Thomas, washing machine maker, 6 Narrow lane 3 Eckersall Alfred, clog and shoemaker, 51 Manchester New road 3 Entwistle Miss Ellen, school 1 Entwistle Henry, greengrocer, 267 Bury New road 1 Entwistle John, beerhouse, 268 Bury New road 1 Entwistle Mrs. Mary, vict., Wheat Sheaf, 254 Bury New road 1 Farrar Mrs. Eliza, Holly bank Farrow Jacob, bookkeeper, Sharp hey 2 Fletcher Adam, farmer, Lower bouse 2 Fletcher Daniel, farmer, Back o' th' moss 2 Fletcher Stephen, farmer Fletcher Thomas & Sons, coal proprie tors, Outwood colliery 1 Fray Joseph, coal dealer, Higher lane 1 Fray William, shopkeeper, Higher lane Garsicle Michael, grocer, Ringley 1 Greaves Richard, farmer 2 Greenway John, farmer 2 Grimshaw Charles, finisher, Holly bank 2 Grimshaw Josiah, maker np, Holly bank 1 Grimshaw Rd., monumental mason, 174 Bury New road 1 Grundy Alfred, Esq., Underley 2 Grundy Dennis, bricklayer & builder 2 Grundy Mary, shopkeeper 3 Guest Mrs. Alice, dressmaker, 163 Manchester Old road 1 Hacking John, vict., William the Fourth, 136 Bury New road 2 Hall James, beerhouse, Blue Bell Hall William, farmer, Park lane PILKINGTON. Earner Mrs. Betsy, Ringley cottage 2 Hamilton James, vict., Bay Horse 1 Hampson John, clog and shoemaker, 255 Bury New road 1 Hanley Edwin, statiqnmaster, Bury New road 3 Hardman Mrs. Ann, grocer, 53 Man chester New road 1 Harrison Jas. Dilworth &Bro., cotton manufacturers, New mill and Spring gardens, Manchester 2 Harrison John Thomas, butcher 2 Harrison Miss Betsy Ann, grocer, Bury road 4 Haslam John, draper 1 Haywood George, hatter and hosier, 116 Bury New road 2 Heaton James, farmer, Moss 3 Heywood John, grocer, Bury New rd. 1 Heywood Robert, shoemaker, 160 Bury New road 4 Higginbottom Eli, bleacher 3 Hill Mrs. Martha, beerhouse, Robin Hood, 5 Higher lane 3 Hill Thomas, butcher, 70 Bury New rd. 3 Hilton H. & Son, smallware manu facturers, Hardman's green 3 Hilton Charles, grocer, draper, shoe maker, clogger, and jeweller, 82 Bury New road 1 Hilton James, tailor and draper, 33 Bury Old road 1 Hilton James, assurance agent, 120 Bury New road 1 Hilton John, beerhouse, Cross Keys, 16 Bury Old road 1 Hilton James, manager, 61 Moss lane Hilton Mrs. Isabella, West point, Staud 3 Hilton Peter, beerhouse, Foresters' Arms Hiiton William, greengrocer, Out wood gate 2 Hilton William, draper 3 Holland Alice, shopkeeper, 27 Higher lane 1 Holland Ellis, manager, Bury New rd. Holland Nathan, shopkeeper, Park lane Hollins Day School (British); Hy. Hurst 1 Holt Mrs. Sophia, beerhouse, Seven Stars, 202 Bury New road 4 Horrocks Nathaniel, manager 3 Horsefield William, letter carrier, 80 Bury New road 1 Howard Jesse, hairdresser, Bury Old road 1 Howarth John, brewer, Higher lane 1 Howarth John, vict., Masons' Arms, Bury New road 205 1 Howarth Mark, draper and yeast im porter, Bury New road 1 Hughes Jonathan, brewer, (j.), Ill Bury New road 3 Hulme William,shopkeeper,ll Higher lane 2 H ulnae James, farmer, Par fold 1 Hulme Samuel, printer & book seller, 245 Bury New road 3 Jackson Mrs. Emma, dressmaker, 9 Higher lane 3 Jackson Isaac, timber merchant and wheelwright, Manchester Old road 3 Jackson John, wheelwright, 111 Man chester Old road 1 Jackson George, joiner and builder, Moss lane 3 Jackson Jas., clogger, 15 Higher lane 1 Jackson John <fe Sons, joiners & builders, Livesey street 2 Jackson Charles, bricklayer & builder, Hillock lane 2 Jackson Thomas, vict., Queen Anne 4 Jackson William, draper 2 Jackson Wright, bricklayer & builder 2 Jarratt Geo. J., cotton manufacturer, Kilner Croft mill 1 Jones John, carting agent, Whitefield station 3 Jones James, beerhouse, Travellers' Inn, 49 Manchester New road 2 Jones Thomas, farmer, Thurston fold 1 Jones William, beerhouse, New Grove, 103 Bury New road 3 Jopsou Robert, plumber, Hardman's green 4 Kay Ferdinando, vict., Hollin Bush 1 Kay Mrs. Hannah, shopkeeper, 266 Bury New road Kershaw John, Esq., Old Hall, Stand 2 Kirkman Jonathan, painter & plasterer Knott Samuel, vict.,.Park Field Inn, Park lane 1 Lancashire James, physician and sur geon, Ivy house Lancashire Mr. John, Old Hall, Stand 1 Lancashire John, jun., registrar of births, deaths and marriages, and assistant overseer, 122 Bury New rd. Leake Robert, Esq., The Dales, Stand 4 Leigh John, grocer 1 Leeming George, police sergeant, Bury New road 1 Lerigo Mrs. Sarah, 14 Derby place 4 Livsey Thomas Lewis, bleacher and finisher, Hollins Vale Bleach works ; warehouse, 2a Marsden square, Man chester 206 PILKINGTON. 1 Local Board Office, Elms street: William Skinner, clerk; Thos. Thorp, surveyor ; Thomas Smith, nuisance inspector Lomax John Dooley, dyer and finisher, Alpha Finishing works, Outwood 2 Long Mrs. Martha, Old England Longworth Levi, farmer, Prestolee 3 Lorimer George, watchmaker and jeweller, 45 Manchester New road 4 Lownds Joseph, shopkeeper 2 McCallum James, shopkeeper Marsh Richard, shopkeeper, Ringley 1 Marsh Rt., shopkeeper, Higher lane 3 Marsh William, monumental mason 3 Marshall John, brickmaker, 66 Bnry New road Martin John, gamekeeper, Lower Heap cottage 4 Massey Mr. Henry, Hollins view 4 Mather John, cotton manufacturer, Besses mill 1 Mather Francis, cotton manufacturer, Albert mill 1 Mather Miss, 112 Bury New road 1 Mather James, beerhouse, Woodman Inn, 192 Bury New road 1 Mather Robert, shopkeeper, 330 Bury New road 4 Mayoh Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper Mellor John James, Esq., J.P., The Woodlands, Stand 2 Mills Chas., wheelwright & blacksmith 1 Mills Francis, butcher, 140 Bury New road 1 Mills Mrs. Sarah, grocer, 260 Bury New road 1 Mills Mr. Thomas, 109 Bury New rd. 2 Mills Walker, joiner, Bury New road 3 Morris Rd., vict., Besses o'th' Barn Inn, Manchester Old road Morvell Jas., butcher, 264 Bury Newrd Munn Bros. (James & Robert), farmers, Higher Heap Munn Mrs. Margaret, Park hill, Stand road National Scoool (All Saints'), Elm street; (boys), F. J. Stephens ; (girls), £Miss A. W. Mather; (infants), M. 3 Norris Angelo F., clerk, 99 Manchester s5£01d road 1 Norris Mark, grocer and stationer, 233 Bury New road 1 Norris Jas., clerk, 222 Bury New road 4 Nuttall Robert, farmer, Hollifis house 1 Nuttall Francis M., stonemason and builder, George street 3 Nuttall Mrs. Ann, shopkeper, 13 Higher lane 1 Ogden Mrs. Mary, 21 Bury Old road 1 Ogden Win., shopkeeper, 41 Higher lane 1 Ogden Thomas, painter, plasterer, and paperhanger, 111 Higher lane 1 Olive Jeremiah, farmer, 15 Radcliffe New road Openshaw John Hamilton, Esq., Stand house 1 O'Neil John, Esq., J.P., Heathfield Park Lane School (British) ; Edwin Swithenbank ; Miss Ellen H. Dye 2 Partington David, farmer, Egypt 2 Partington Thomas, farmer 4 Peake Thomas, bleach works manager 2 Peers James, dairyman 2 Peatfield Edwin, tailor 1 Peatfield J., shopkeeper, 4 Green lane 3 Penny Wm. Hy., manager, London st. 3 Petty Miss Grace, grocer, Narrow lane 3 Petty William, clogger and stationer, 63 Bury New road Pilkington Kershaw, station master, Ringley * 1 Platt George Samuel, grocer and baker, 108 Bury New road 1 Prestwich Co-operative Stores, grocers, &c., Bury New road 4 Prestwich Mrs. Rachel, vict., Bridge Inn Prince Mr. Frank, Westpoint, Stand 1 Ragdale Mr. John, Bury New road 1 Ramsbottom Mr. Rt., 176 Bury New road 3 Ramsbottom Thos., brewer, London street 1 Redford (James) & Taylor, cotton manufacturers, Albert mill 3 Redford Win., greengrocer, London st. 1 Renshaw Alfred, rent collector and agent, 107 Bury New road 1 Renshaw Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper, 83 Moss lane 1 and 4 Renshaw William, boot and shoemaker, 83 Mpss lane 1 Richardson Airs. Jane, Ivy cottage 3 Richardson Rev. H. H. (Independent) 1 Riley Joseph, mauagt;r, George street 4 Riley Wri^ht Livsey, finisher, Hill Side cottage Rinijley National School; Geo. Page Roscow Frederick Charles, cotton manu facturer (Burgess, Ledward, & Co.) ; h. Park lane 1 Rothwell Thomas, vict., Church Inn and Railway Hotel, Bury New road PILKINGTON. Royle James, farmer, Park hill Rurld Rev. George, rector of All Saints', Stand 1 Rylance Mrs. Ellen, South hill Salmon Edward, warehouseman, Old hall, Stand Saville John, Esq., Wallfield, Stand 1 Schofield Joseph, shopkeeper, Bury New road 3 Schofield Ratcliffe, cotton manufac turer, Besses mill Scholes Mr. Joseph Henry, Rose cot tage, Stand Schofield Samuel, gentleman, Thorn cottage, Pinfold lane 3 Scott Mrs. Esther, Beach cottage 1 Shaw Arthur Hy., grocer, 144 Bury New road Shaw Misses Susan & Ann,faimers, Old hall, Stand 1 Simpson Mr. Rohert M., East view 2 Simpson Robert, cotton manufacturer, Victoria mill ; h. Cherry Hill cottage 1 Skinner Wm., clerk to Local Board, Elms street 2 Smethurst John, farmer, Leaches 1 Smith James, clog and shoemaker, 38 Green lane Smith Thomas, blacksmith, Outwood gate 1 Smith Thomas, nusiance inspector, Elms street. Smith William, stud manager, Stand 1 Snape John, plumber and glazier, 118 Bury New road Squier Rev. William Croke (Unitarian), Stand 1 Staniforth Mrs. Mary Ann, draper and milliner, Derby buildings Stand Grammar School: Rev. W. C. Squier, head master; Mr. Jas. Orm rod, assistant master Statter Thomas, Esq., land agent to the Earl of Derby, Stand Hall Statter Thomas, juu., Esq., Woodley 1 Stephens F. J., master All Saints' school, Elms street 1 Stonex Robert Conyers, estate agent, Broxup house 2 Stott William, beerhouse, General Jackson 1 Street Francis, carrier, 61 Higher lane 3 Stuart Charles Maurice, surgeon, 107 Manchester Old road 1 Swithenbank Edwin, schoolmaster, Bury new road Tansley Rev. Isaiah (New Jerusalem Church) ; h. Prestwich 207 1 Taylor David (John Taylor & Sons); h. 220 Bury New road 1 Taylor Edwin (Redford & Taylor); h. Whitefield Taylor Mrs. Alice, farmer, Outwood 1 Taylor James, grocer, 23 Bury Old road 1 Ta\lor James White, vict., Derby Hotel, 277 Bury New road 3 Taylor John, saddler and picker manu facturer, 50 Bury New road 1 Taylor John & Sons, cotton manu facturers, Moss Lane mill and 43 Cannon street, Manchester 1 Taylor the Misses, 95 Moss lane 1 Taylor Oswald, stationer and draper, 302 Bury New road 1 Taylor Peter, agent, 99 Moss lane 1 Taylor Robert (John Taylor & Sons); h. 110 Bnry New road 4 Taylor Ratcliffe, dyer 2 Taylor Mr. Thomas, Brookhouse 4 Taylor Thomas, beerseller 1 Taylor Stuart, draper, Bury New rd. 1 Telford John, L.R.C.P., (medical officer of health), 262 Bnry New road 3 Thorp James, farmer, 76 Bury New rd. 1 Thorp Thomas, architect & surveyor, Bury New road 3 Tillotson Frederick, tailor and draper, 69 Bury New road 3 Tullis Mr. James A., Ash cottage Unsworth National School (mixed) ; Benjamin Windle 2 Unsworth Thomas, farmer 2 Walkden William, farmer, Hillock Walker Mrs. Bt-tty, Park gate, Stand 2 Walker John, farmer 1 Walker Samuel L., shopkeeper, Moss lane 2 Walker Thomas, farmer, Grundy fold 2 Warburtou Edmund, blacksmith and wheelwright Warburton Joseph, vict., Horse Shoe, Ringley 4 Ward Thos., farmer, Hollins mount 4 Ward Mr. William, Mount cottage 3 Wardle Oswald, tailor and draper, 55 Manchester New road 1 Wardle Thos., vict., Bull's Head, Bury New road 1 Wardle Thomas & Simon, oil and colour mrechants, 1 and 5 Cross st. 3 Wardle William, beerhouse, Stone Pail Tavern, Bury New road 1 Wardle Mr. William, Derby place 1 Waters George, shoemaker, 93 Higher lane 208 PELBWOETH. 3 Webster Benjamin, beerhouse, Bee Hive, 72 Bury New road 2 West George, shopkeeper, Bury road 2 Whewell David, print works manager Whiteficld & Unsworth Co-operative Stores, Bury New road; Haworth Whitehead, manager ; James Hilton, secretary Whittaker Isaac (Baker & Whittaker) ; h. Ringley house Whittenbury Mrs. Martha, Old hall, Stand Wilcock Christopher, relieving officer, Dove house, Park lane 1 Wild John, Esq., J.P., The Uplands 1 Wilkins Chpr., confectioner, 146 Bury New road 1 Williams Benj. (B. Williams & Sons); h. Stanley house 1 Williams Benjamin & Sons, cotton manufacturers, Stanley mill, and 12 Birchin lane, Manchester 3 Williams John, draper and grocer, Bury New road 1 Wilson Eobert, smith, George street Wolstenholme G., farmer, Outwood gate 3 Wood Francis, jun., tailor and draper, Bury New road Wood John L., cashier, Ringley Fold house Wood John, grocer and farmer, Prestolee 1 Woodward Samuel, saddler, 239 Bury New road 1 Yates James, butcher, Bury New road 4 Yates John, shopkeeper Yates Win. & Rt., farmers, Rhodes farm, Outwood 3 Young Mr. Herbert, Park cottage 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 £7,178. Its population in 1851 was 373 ; 1861, 373 ; and in 1871, 386. Letters via Manchester. Buckley W. E. & Co., bleachers and finishers, Pilsworth Bleach works Buckley William E., yarn bleacher and dyer Butterworth Mrs. Sarah, farmer, Hill top Cocker John, farmer, Uptons Cocker Joshua, farmer, Higher barn Davies Samuel, vict., Three Arrows Harwood John, farmer, Highfield Harwood Thomas, farmer, Moor Holt William, farmer, Hare's hill Hulme Thomas, farmer, Jackson fold Kenyon James & Son, woollen manu facturers, Clough mill and Bury Kay Moses, farmer, Meadowcroft Lindsay Thomas, farmer, Cat hole Morris John, farmer, Captain's Nuttall Edmund, farmer, Lower Broadfield Nuttall Thomas, farmer, Coal pits Nuttall William, farmer, Lomax farm Partington Richard, farmer, Higher Broadfield BEYWOOD, 209 HEYWOOD. THIS town is partly in the township of Heap, and partly in that of Hopwood, and is in the parish of Bury, Hundred of Salford, and diocese of Manchester. Heywood is known as the birthplace of that zealous Lancashire magistrate, Peter Heywood, mentioned by Lord Clarendon in his history, whose fortune it was to contribute to the discovery of the conspirators implicated in the gunpowder plot. The cotton trade is carried on very extensively in the town, and here are also woollen mills, iron foundries, and machine works, railway waggon building works, and various other trades and professions. The town is situate on the banks of the river Roach, and is distant 3 miles from Bury, 3 from Rochdale, 9£ from Manchester, and 38 from Liverpool. The Lancashire and Yorkshire line of railway has a station here, and affords every facility for the rapid conveyance of passengers, merchandise, and minerals to and from the town. A branch of the Rochdale Canal enters the town, close to Manchester Road. The township of Heap, the principal portion of which is in the town of Heywood, contains 2,938 acres, and its rateable value amounts to £72,676. The population in 1851, was 16,048; 1861, 17,353; and in 1871, 17,352. The population of the town at the present time, amounts to over 25,000 souls. About 70 years ago, when Sir Robert Peel, grandfather of the present baronet, began the manufacturing business at Makeant Mill, the population of the place principally a few hundred handloom weavers,' and a few consisted of onlv * employed in agricultural pursuits ; so that it is only of late years Heywood has grown from a straggling village into a town of consider able importance. The Church dedicated to St. Luke is a noble structure, in the style of architecture which prevailed in the time of Edward III. It occupies a central position in the town, and is on the site of an older building dating from 1577. The present edifice was erected in 1860-2, at a cost of nearly £10,000, the design being furnished by Mr. J. Clarke. This amount was raised by public subscription ; the scholars attached to the Church contributing the handsome sum of £500. The Church contains 1,080 sittings, of which 530 are free. The benefice is a rectory of the annual value of £400, in the patronage of the rector of Bury, and held by the Rev. John Spittal, M.A. The population of the parish in 1871, was 9,270. St. James's Chwch, Tower Street, is a substantial stone edifice, erected in 1838, at a cost of £4,200, defrayed partly by subscriptions and partly by a grant from the Diocesan Society. It contains 1,250 sittings of which 500 are free. The benefice is a perpetual curacy of the annual value of £300, 210 HEYWOOD. in the patronage of the Bishop of Manchester, and held by the Rev. Edward James Russell, M.A. Population of the parish in 1871, 7,611. Service is also held in the following School Chapels: St. Michael's, Bamford, contains 200 sittings, Rev. John Compton Butterworth, B.A., curate in charge ; St. John's, Hopwood, is under the pastoral care of the Rev. Francis Edwin Waldie, curate in charge. Gooden School is attended by the clergy of St. Luke's ; and Heady Hill School and Heap Bridge School are attended by the clergy of St. James'. St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Dawson Street, was opened in 1856. The Catholic population is 2,486. Rev. Arthur S. McCann, pastor. The Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Market Street, was built in 1805, and enlarged in 1828. This body have also a Chapel at Hopwood, and another at Bamford. The Independent Chapel, York Street, is a neat brick edifice with stone dressings. Rev. William Henry Fothergill, minister ; and the Independent Chapel, Bamford, is under the ministry of the Rev. W. Mclntosh Arthur. The Methodist Free Church have Chapels in Bethel Street, Bury New Road, and Hopwood. The Baptist Ch a/>cl, Rochdale Road, is a neat building ; Rev. George Hitchon, minister. The Baptists have also Chapels in Starkey Street and Aspinall Street. The Primitive M<thodist Chapel, Bridge Street, was built in 1871 ; another Chapel belonging this body is situate in Miller Street. The New Jerusalem Church stands in Church Street; Rev. Richard Storry, pastor. The Unitarian Chapel, Britain Hill, is under the pastoral care of the Rev. William Bennett. The Queen's Park, presented by Her Majesty, as Duchess of Lancaster, to the town of Heywood, is pleasantly situated a short distance from William Street. It was opened to the public, August 2nd, 1879, by Colonel Taylor, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. On the death of Mr. Charles Martin Newhouse, he dying intestate, his estates, amounting to over £14,000, fell to the Crown. But Her Majesty, not wishing to retain the money, was graciously pleased to accede to the wishes of the inhabitants, that it should be expended for the purpose of providing a public park ; and this has now been done, with the exception of various sums given to relations of the late Mr. Newhouse. The site, which covers about twenty acres, was purchased from Messrs. Langton and Hornby, for £4,500. It is situate upon a beautiful tract of hill copse and woodland pasture, which rises above the river Roach, about half a mile from the centre of the town. All the various works have been carried out under the direction of Mr. G. R. Cartwright, of the office of the Surveyor General of the Duchy of Lancaster ; and the stonework has been executed by Messrs. Diggle Brothers of Heywood. The Cemetery occupies a beautiful situation, about two miles from the town, on the Rochdale Road. The site, which covers an area of twenty acres, is elevated, and one of the most eligible that could have been selected. It was opened for interment in 1856, and there are three mortuary chapels, and registrars' house, &c. The Local Board consists of 18 members, and the offices of the HEYWOOD, ETC. 211 Board are in York Street; Mr. John Banks, clerk. The Gas Works are situate at Hooley Bridge, and are owned by the Local Board. They consist of four holders, with an aggregate capacity of about 278,000 cubic feet of gas, which is sold to consumers at 5s. per 1,000 feet. The number of public lamps is 650; Mr. Edwin Buckley, manager. The Water Works are also under the control of the Local Board, they being purchased from the Heywood Waterworks Company, in 1877. The town is copiously supplied with water of an excellent quality. The offices are in Miller Street, and Mr. James Diggle is manager. There are two newspapers published in the town, the Heywood Advertiser, established in 1855, and the Heywood Standard, more recently established. Both are published on Friday. The following are the principal institutions and public offices, &c., in the town: The Working Men's Club, in Church Street; the Reform Club, in Longford Street, with library, news room, &c.; the Conservative Club in York Street, which has a lecture room capable of holding 600 persons, library, news, and other rooms ; the Church Association, the Ladies' Charity, and the Bible Society. The Drill Hall for the 8th Lancashire Bifle Volunteers is in Longford Street; Captain F. Moore, adjutant. Petty Sessions are held every alternate Wednesday, at the Sessions House, Longford Street. The local magistrates are Charles Cheetham, B. Wood, William Hartley, and D. Smith, Esqs. ; Messrs. T. A. & J. Grundy & Co., clerks to magistrates. The Union Bank of Manchester, and the Manchester and Liverpool District Bank have each a branch in the town. Fairs are held on the first Friday in April, first Friday before the first Sunday in August, and the first Friday after the first of October. HOPWOOD Is a township in the parish of Middleton, but the most populous is included in the Local Board district of Heywood. The Hopwood family have been seated here for many centuries. In 1359, Adam de Hopwood was one of the inquisition at Preston, before Thomas de Seton and others, justices of Henry, the first Duke of Lancaster, in the dispute between him and Roger de la Warre. On the death of Dr. Hopwood, in the early part of the eighteenth century, by which event the local family became extinct, the Hopwood estate passed by will to Joseph Gregge, Esq., an ancestor of the present proprietor, Edward John Gregge Hopwood, Esq. The township contains 2,115 acres, and its rateable value is £28,164. The population in 1851 was 1,575 ; 1861, 2,281; and in 1871, 3,655 souls. 212 HEYWOOD, ETC. GENERAL ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY OF HEYWOOD, ETC. Post, Money Order, and Telegraph Offices, 5 Market place; John Heywood, postmaster. Letters arrive from all parts 6-0 a.m., 12-40 p.m. (from Rochdale), 2-0 p.m., 5-45 p.m. (from Manchester), and 5-40 (from Liverpool). DESPATCHES to Manchester and all parts, 9-15 and 11-0 a.m., 2-0 p.m., 7-20 p.m., and 8-25 p.m.; to Liverpool 10-15 a.m.; and Rochdale and Bury 12-0 noon. Post and Money Order Office, 46 Manchester road, Hopwoo4 ; .Win. Beckett, postmaster Ackroyd William, bellman, 99 York street Acton Mrs. Mary Ann, dressmaker, 98 York street Ainsworth Joseph, smallware dealer, 63 Bridge street Albert New Mill Co., Limited, cotton spinners, Green lane; John Howorth, manager ; Thomas Smith, secretary Alien Josiah, yeast dealer, 141 Manchester road, Hopwood Alien Ellis, butcher, 86 Manchester street Allison Ralph, shopkeeper, 108 Hooley brow Alston Jabez, boot and shoemaker, 25 Market street Alston William, cashier, 7 Benfield terrace Ambler William & Co., drapers, 52 and 54 Market street Ambler William, bookkeeper, 7 Benfield street Anderson Mrs. Sarah, vict., Heywood Arms, George street Andrews Matthew, draper, 94 Manchester street Andrews Samuel, grocer, 47 Queen street Andrews William Henry, paper merchant and paper bag manufacturer, Hochdale road Armitage William, grocer, 157 York street Armstrong Mrs. Hannah, shopkeeper, 70 Peel lane Arnett David, greengrocer, York street Arthur Rev. W. Mclntosh (Independent), Bamford Ashley Thomas, draper, 88 Bridge street Ashton Mrs. Alice, shopkeeper, Peel lane Ashton George, coal dealer, Yale street Ashton George, mill manager, 34 Stanley street Ashton George, grocer, 25 Aspinall street Ashton Samuel, herbalist, 122 Bridge street Ashton William, hairdresser, 93 Manchester street Ashworth Edmund, coal and lime merchant, Railway station HEYWOOD, ETC. 213 Ashworth. Mrs. Ellen, toy and general dealer, 24 Bridge street Ashworth George, registrar of birtbs, deaths, and marriages, and grocer, 26 King street, Hooley bridge Ashworth James, mill manager, 143 Manchester road, Hopwood . Ashworth Henry, coal dealer, Longford street Ashworth Hugh, beerhouse, New Market Tavern, 22 Dawson street Ashworth Jane, shopkeeper, 26 Walton street, Hopwood Ashworth John, confectioner, 6 Manchester street Ashworth John, butcher, 12 Manchester road Ashworth Rev. John (Baptist), Rochdale Old road Ashworth James, bookkeeper, 5 Bury Old road Ashworth Joseph, grocer and draper, 62 Bury street Ashworth John Edwin, grocer, 34 Tower street Ashworth Martin, brick maker, 102 Starkey street Ashworth Mrs. Mary, grocer, 56 Bridge street Ashworth Simeon, brewery manager, Green lane Ashworth William, mill manager, Stanley street; h. Castleton Ashworth William, eating house, 118 Manchester street Ashworth William, cashier and secretary, 121 Manchester road, Hopwood Askew Timothy, pawnbroker, 78 and 80 Bridge street Askew Mr. William, 69 William street Aspinall George, blacksmith, Bury street, and beerhouse, Bridge Inn, 69 Bridge street Aspinall James Henry, confectioner, 37 Bury street Aspinall John, baker, 3 Peel lane Aspinall John, farmer, Hopwood Aspinall Jonathan, confectioner, 108 Manchester street Aspinall & Broadbent (Mrs. Ann), grocers, 151 York street Aspinall Robert, blacksmith, 16 Bridge street Aspinall (Robert) & Dawson, com and provision dealers, Bury street Aspinall (Thomas) & Smith, confectioners, 43 York street Astley Lot, toy dealer, 58 Bridge street Atkinson James & John, rope and twine manufacturers, Captain fold Bairstow Abraham, farmer, Summit Bailey William, earthenware dealer, 12 Benfield street Bailey William, herb beer maker, 36 Hardfield street Bakewell Edward, shopkeeper, 13 Rochdale road Balls Bailey, clogger, 13 Ormrod street Banks John, clerk to Local Board, 10 York street; h. 74 Manchester road, Hopwood Banks William, solicitor, 19 Market place ; h. 74 Manchester road, Hopwood Bancroft John, greengrocer, 53 Tower street Bardsley Samuel, photographer, 125 York street Barker John, joiner and builder, and furniture dealer, 45 Bridge st. Barker Robert, fishmonger, 56 Church street 214 HEYWOOD, ETC. Barker William & David, cotton manufacturers, Paved Brow mill Barlow Jacob, grocer, 112 Manchester street Barlow James, waste dealer and machine broker, 122 Manchester st. ; h. 13 Bury New road Barlow Miss Mary Ann, Catholic -schoolmistress, Dawson street Barlow Bobert, ironmonger, 143 York street Barlow Mrs. Sarah, draper, 61 York street Barlow Mrs. Sarah, vict., Ship Inn, 67 York street Barlow Thomas, provision dealer, 89 York street Barlow Thomas, paper merchant and dyers' agent, 8 Bridge st. Barlow Thomas, assurance agent, 2 Magdala street, Hopwood Barnes Burgoine, beerhouse, Mitre Inn, 1 Rochdal^ road Barnes John, chimney sweeper, 11 Manchester street Barnes John Henry, draper, 51 Dawson street Baron James, painter, 29 Bank street Barrett Thomas, coal dealer, 16 Hardfield street Barton Abraham, farmer, Heap Bates John (Bates & Smith) ; h. 100 York street Bates & Smith, coal merchants, Railway station Bates Thomas, upholsterer, Hind Hill street Battersby Richard, corn miller, 88 & 92 York street Beckett William, chemist and druggist (post office), 46 Manchester road, Hopwood Bell George, grocer and tea dealer, 32 Withington street, Hopwood Bell Henry, watch and clock maker, 61 Market street Bell James (William Bell & Co.) ; h. 19 Manchester road, Hopwood Bell James, conservative registration agent, 158 Pilsworth road Bell John, cotton waste dealer, Broadneld ; h. Spring bank Bell John, joiner (Blakeley "& Bell) ; h. Torrington street, Hopwood Bell Richard, bleacher and cotton waste dealer, Derby street and Longfield mill Bell William, assistant overseer, Gooden cottage, Hopwood Bell William & Co., coal merchants, Railway station Belshaw James, cotton and cotton waste dealer, Back York st. ; h. 88 Hill street Belshaw Miss Martha, shopkeeper, 56 Tower street Bennett Rev. William (Unitarian), South View terrace, Cobden street Bentley Mrs. Anr, 10 Benfield street Bentley John Nuttall, chemist and druggist, 30 Bridge street Berry George Henry & Co., cotton spinners and manufacturers, William street and Bowling Green mills Berry Henry, beerhouse, Jolly Carters, 36 Bridge street Berry James, carriage builder, Elizabeth street; h. Brunswick street Berry John William (G. H. Berry & Co.) ; h. Heather lee, Hopwood Berry Mr. Matthew Frank, Moston house, Starkey street Billington Thomas, police inspector, Longford street Birch Johnson, iron and tinplate worker, 3 Bethel street HEYWOOD, ETC. S15 Birch Miss Priscilla, school, Argyle buildings, Market street Birtwistle Mr. John, 52 Bury street Blake David, smallware dealer, 70 Bridge street Blake David, greengrocer, 39 Manchester road, Hopwood Blakeley & Bell, joiners and builders, Torrington street, Hopwood Blakeley David (Blakeley & Bell) ; h. Cowburn's lane Blakeley Mr. John, Bury New road Blunt Mr. Henry, 1 Peel lane Bloinley Thomas, confectioner, 121 Rochdale road Boardman Joseph, bookkeeper, Bradshaw street Bogle Robert, chemist and druggist, 53 & 55 Market street Bolton Marquis, vict., Lanib Inn, York street Bolton Jaines, grocer, 17 Bury street Booth Mrs. Jane, confectioner, 6 Hornby street Booth John, shuttle maker, Broadfield ; h. 85 Tower street Booth John, confectioner, 5 William Henry street Booth Robinson, grocer, 41 Rochdale road Booth Thomas, farmer, Hopwood Booth William, secretary to the Cotton Waste Dealers Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Argyle builings ; h. Rose bank Booth William, farmer, Hopwood Boothroyd Walker, hatter, 29 Market street Bouchier Samuel, solicitor's clerk, 5 King street Bowker Rev. Robert (Baptist), Plumpton cottage Bowser Mrs. Martha, photographer, 40 Tower street Brandwood George, moulder, Elizabeth street Bridge Jonathan, sand dealer, 20 Birch street Bridge Robert Arthur, spirit merchant and vict., Free masons' Arms, 17 Market place. (See Advt.) Bridge Mr. Thomas, 77 Bridge street Bridge Thomas, secretary to the Industrial Co-operative Society, Market street Brierley Abraham, foreman wheelwright, 127 York street Brierley Edward, hairdresser, 9 Market place Brierley Isaac, confectioner, 100 Manchester street Brierley James, beerhouse, Woolpack Inm, 15 Birch street Brierley James, beerhouse, White Hart, 1 Longford street Brierley Joseph, beerhouse, White Horse, 4 Thomas street, Hopwood Brierley James, German yeast dealer, 34 Bury street Brierley Miss Judith, draper, 53 William street Briggs Charles, shopkeeper, 33 Torrington street, Hopwood Briggs Walker, bricklayer and builder, Bradshaw street British JI orkmans* public-house, Market place Broadbent John, rate collector, Hind Hill street Brocklehurst John Fielding, assurance agent, Manchester rd., Hopwood Brocklehurst William & Co., cotton manufacturers, Hooley brow Bromilow John, brass founder, William street; h. 13 Benfield street 216 HEYWOOD, ETC. Brooks Jas. Seddon, foreman mechanic, 131 Manchester rd., Hopwood Brooks Mrs. Grace, confectioner, 57 Bridge street Brooks Miss Sarah, 6 Benfield street Brown James, vict., Black Bull, 1 Rochdale road Brown Oswin, relieving officer, 11 William street Brown Mark, tailor and draper, 31 Market street Buckley Benjamin, cotton spinner, Woodfield mill; h. 52 Dewhurst st. Buckley Edwin, gasworks manager ; h. 20 Bridge street Buckley John, grocer and provision dealer, 66 Church street Buckley Misses, milliners, Church street Buckley Robert, tripe dresser, 72 Church street Buckley Samuel, mill manager, Nutfield terrace, William street Buckley Mr. Stephen, Walton street, Hopwood Burlingharn William, tobacconist, Hooley bridge Butler Miss Anna Maria, Heywood High School, 91 & 93 Hall View ter., William street, and Hopwood Butterworth Mr. Daniel, 7 Middleton road, Hopwood Butterworth Charles, clothes dealer, 10 Manchester street Butterworth James, grocer and tea dealer, 98 Bridge street Butterworth James, yarn agent, 46 Hardfield street Butterworth John, umbrella maker, 13 York street Butterworth John, butcher, 15 Bridge street Butterworth John, clog and shoemaker, 110 Manchester street Butterworth John, beerhouse, Boiler Makers' Arms, 92 Bury street Butterworth Rev. John Compton, B.A., curate in charge, St. Michael's, Bamford Butterworth John, grocer, 99 Manchester road, Hopwood Butterworth Robert, confectioner, 10 Market place; h. 87 William st. Butterworth Robert, cashier and secretary, 37 William street Butterworth Thomas, bookkeeper, 1 Farm street, Hopwood Butterworth William, boot and shoemaker, 6 Church street Carruthers Mr. William, 15 High street Castleton Cotton Spinning d Manufacturing Co., Limited, Globe mill, Green lane ; B. Clarkson, manager; William Ashworth, secretary Cavanagh James, grocer and coal dealer, 8 Manchester street Cavanagh John, toy dealer, 95 Manchester street Chadwick Alfred, M.D. and surgeon, Moss house, Bain/brd road Chadwick Andrew, tenter hook, nail and chain maker, 65 William st. Chadwick Mrs. Ann, 4 Ashton street Chadwick Charles, beerhouse, Engineers' Arms, Aspinall street Chadwick Charles, painter and decorator, 7 Dawson street Chadwick Charles, tenter hook maker (j.), 61 William street Chadwick Miss Dinah, dressmaker, 104 York street Chadwick Edward, painter and decorator, Wilton street Chadwick & Jacques, joiners and builders, Pine street Chadwick James, draper, 87 York street Chadwick James, shopkeeper, 39 York street HEYWOOD, ETC. 217 Chadwick Mr. James M., 40 Bridge street Chadwick John, machine broker and cotton waste dealer, 4 Well street Chadwick John, monumental mason, Chamber house, Rochdale road Chadwick Robert, painter and decorator, 74 Tower street Chadwick Robert, tenter hook maker, 37 & 39 Gorton street Chadwick Samuel, coal merchant, Railway station ; h. G9 Brunswick st. Chadwick Samuel, jun., coal merchant, Railway station; h. Birch farm Chadwick Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper, 103 York street Chadwick Thomas, coal agent, 8 Mount street Chadwick Mr. Thomas, Croft Bank house Chadwick Walter, machine broker, Brierley street; h. 81 Manchester road, Hopwood Chadwick William (Chadwick & Jacques), and auctioneer and valuer, 51 Market street Chatterley Henry, beerhouse, Dog and Partridge, 66 Bury street Cheetham C. & S., cotton spinners, Miller's Brook mill Cheetham Charles, Esq., J.P., Ryecroft house, Rochdale road Cheetham Henry (C. & S. Cheetham); h. Castleton Chew Mrs. Ann, grocer, 135 York street Chew William, draper (Wm. Ambler & Co.); h. 36 Tower street Chibwell John, builder (G-reenhalgh & Chiswell); h. 69 York street Clarke Robert, chimney sweeper, 38 Bamford road Clarkson Buckley, mill manager, 113 Manchester road, Hopwood Clegg Mr. Edward, 31 Cromwell street Clegg Mrs. Elizabeth, grocer, 57 Market street Clegg James, drysalter, 8 Manchester road Clegg Mr. John, 2 Wham street Clegg John, traveller, 86 Tower street Clegg John & Co., boiler makers, Star works, Lord street Clegg John Thomas, grocer and cotton waste dealer, 137 York street Clegg Mrs. Mary, 6 Wham street Clegg Samuel, coal merchant, Railway station; h. Harefield cottage, Rochdale road Clegg Thomas, tobacconist, 82 Manchester street Cockerill Edward, vict., Dog and Partridge, Rochdale road, and mill wright and machinist, Green lane, Hopwood Cockshoot Moses, machine broker, Back York street; h. 7 Bury Old road Goffey Mrs. Rachel, draper, 139 York street Collinge Mr. Adam, 45 Starkey street Collinge Mrs. Ann, confectioner, Wild street Collinge James, greengrocer, 28 Hardfield street Collinge Robert, clogger, 49 Manchester street and Rochdale road Collinge Robert, grocer and provision dealer, 71 Langton street Collinge Robert, farmer, Hopwood Collinge William, clogger, 50 Bury street Collins Mr. Adam, Pilsworth road Q 218 HEYWOOD, ETC. Conservative Club, York street; Charles Butterworth, secretary; Abm. Brown, steward Cook James, earthenware dealer, 34 Manchester road, Hopwood Cook James, tailor, 23 Hornby street Cookson Ralph, beerhouse, Royal Oak, York street Coomer John, cotton manufacturer (James Tattersall, Sons, & Co.) ; h. Cheetham Hill, Manchester Cordall Edward, joiner and builder, Agincourt street Cornall Thomas, mill manager, 22 Starkey street Cotton Waste Dealers, Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Limited, Argyle buildings, Market street; William Booth, secretary Coupe John & Co., cotton spinners and manufacturers, Rose Hill mill Crabtree Miss Alice, Berlin wool and fancy repository, 11 Church st. Crabtree Edward, cotton waste dealer, Hooley brow ; h. 74 Moss ter. Crabtree Edward, beerhouse, Hopwood House, 47 Manchester road, Hopwood Crabtree Edwin, umbrella maker, 9 Church street Crabtree Edwin, cotton and cotton waste dealer, Aspinall street; h. Holly house, Rochdale road Crabtree James, wine and spirit merchant, 18 Market street Crabtree Mr. James, 14 Clay Bank street Crabtree Thos., cotton waste dealer, 6 Bamford road; h. Gorsey hill Crank Miss Mary Ann, Foundry street Crapon, Brine, & Co., tea dealers, 21 Market street Crawshaw Richard, draper, 10 Hornby street Cronshaw James, shopkeeper, Heady Hill street Crook Mrs. Ann, beerhouse, Seven Stars, Tower street Cropper James, assurance agent, 55 Hind Hill street Cropper Mr. John Lancashire, Hind Hill street Cropper Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 48 Bury street Cross James, coal merchant, Railway street; h. Bury Crossley Abraham, sizer (j.), 18 Manchester road Crossley Alfred, greengrocer, 96 Manchester street Crossley Benjamin Chadwick, teacher of music, Tower street Crossley Edward, tripe dresser, 9a Bridge street Crossley John & Co., cotton manufacturers, Lane end and Fold mills ; h. Milton house, 3 Cobden street Crossley Thomas, reed and heald maker, Promenade street Crossley William, shopkeeper, 12 Glegge street, Hopwood Cunliffe Mr. Edward, 149 Manchester road, Hopwood Cunliffe John, bolt maker, Olive street; h. 35 Gorton street Curtis Mrs. Hannah, 38 Tower street Curtis Mrs. Mary Ann, shopkeeper, 29 Manchester street Darlington Thomas, painter and decorator, 30 King street Davies John, vict., King's Arms, 11 Market place Davies John, cooper, 27 Bridge street Pavie William, furniture broker, 117 Manchester street HEYWOOD, ETC. 219 Dawson Charles, stationer and newsagent, 124 Bridge street Dawson Charles Albert, commercial traveller, 1 Cobden street Dawson Mrs. Hannah, 2 Clay Bank street Dawson James, engineer (j.), 9 Railway street Dawson James, joiner and builder, Hornby street Dawson Mr. John, Newfield, Rochdale Old road Dawson John Thomas, cotton waste dealer, Fir street; h. 127 Man chester street Dawson Jonathan, grocer (Aspinall & Dawson) ; h. Bury street Dawson Joshua, tripe dresser, 108 Bridge street Dawson Joshua, tea dealer, 97 Brunswick street Dean Henry, beamer, Manchester road, Hopwood Dearden Benjamin, grocer, 6 Lower Todd street Dearden John, cotton waste dealer, Rochdale road; h. 70 Manchester road, Hopwood Dearden Joseph, mechanic, 55 Manchester road, Hopwood Dearden Samuel, furniture broker, 9 Albert street Dearden Thomas, farmer, Hopwood Derby Mills Cotton Spinning and Manufacturing Co., Limited, William Henry street; Wm. Todd, managing director Derbyshire Thomas, basket and skip maker, Garden street; h. 85 Tower street Dewhurst Benjamin, bricklayer (j.), 59 Hind Hill street Dewhurst John, bricklayer and builder, 58 Kind Hill street Dewsbury Mrs. Elizabeth, draper and milliner, 5 Market street Diggle Bros., joiners and builders, Bamford road ; and cotton spinners, Broadfield mill Diggle Daniel (Diggle Brothers) ; h. 54 Bamford road Diggle David, overlooker, 21 Glegge street, Hopwood Diggle Edward (Diggle Brothers) \" h. 52 Bamford road Diggle George (Diggle Brothers); h. 6 Layton street Diggle, Hoyle, & Wood, cotton spinners, Railway Street mill Diggle James (Diggle Bros.), and waterworks manager, Miller street; h. The Hollies, Manchester road, Hopwood Diggle John, cabinet maker and draper, 35 Market place, and Bamford road Diggle Mr. Joseph, Milton terrace, Green lane Diggle Joseph, joiner and builder and grocer, 121 Railway street Diggle Joseph, butcher, 8 Church street Diggle Mrs. Mary, grocer, 86 Bridge street Diggle Mrs. Rachel, 121 Starkey street Diggle Richard (Diggle Bros.); h. Broadfield terrace, Pilsworth road Diggle Wm. (Diggle Bros.); h. The Hollies, Manchester rd., Hopwood Dixon William, clothes dealer, 39 Bridge street Dodgson Charles, assurance agent, 119 Railway street Dootson Mr. William, 9 Temple street Dronet Charles, assurance agent, Stanley street 220 HEYWOOD, ETC. Duckworth William, warehouseman, 139 Manchester road, Hopwood Duckworth William Henry, coal agent, 82 Hill street Duckworth William, greengrocer, 17 Ormrod street Duerr Frank, leather dresser, Rochdale road Dunn David, park keeper, Queen's park Dutson Frank, draper and milliner, 98 Manchester street Dutson John, shopkeeper, Middleton road, Hopwood Dutson William, coal dealer, 88 Hardfield street Eastwood Abraham, cotton waste dealer, 31 York street Eastwood Mrs. Alice, shopkeeper, 107 York street Eatough Alfred, fruiterer and greengrocer, 86 Bury street Eckersley Eli, fent dealer, 41 Market street Eckersley John, beerhouse, Church Tavern, 23 Wilton street Eckersley Thomas, confectioner, 1 Hampden street Edelston Mr. Richard, Highfield house, Hopwood Edwards Henry, butcher, 38 Manchester street Ellerbeck Thomas, vict., Wilton Arms Hotel, Pilsworth road Elliott Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 40 Marlborough st., Hopwood Elmes Mrs. Alice, shopkeeper, 28 Back Rochdale road Elton Henry (Exors. of), grocers and provision dealers, 27 Market place Emmett James, grocer and smallware dealer, 31 Cobden street Entwistle James, vict., Oddfellows' Arms, Peel lane Entwistle Luke, baker, 9 Hardfield street Eubanks Misses Harriet and Georgiana, St. James' terrace Evans Robert, tripe dealer, 116 Hooley brow Fairbrother Edgar, assurance agent, 33 William street Fairbrother George, registrar of births, deaths and marriages, 116 Manchester street Fairbrother Henry, grocer, 33 William street Fairbrother Mr. Thomas, 1 St. James' grove Fallows Ann, beerhouse, Gardeners' Arms, Birch Farrow John Thomas, hairdresser, 7 Church street Fearn Edward, overlooker, Manchester road, Hopwood Fearnley Alfred, grocer and provision dealer, 11 Market street, and 7a Rochdale road Feeney John, tailor, 126 Bridge street Fell John, mill manager, 67 Manchester road, Hopwood Fell Thomas, tobacconist, 92 Manchester street Fenton James, Esq., Hazlehurst, Bainford Fenton John, cabinet maker, 64 Market street Fenton Joseph, Esq., Bamford hall Fenton Samuel, ironmonger and furniture broker, 11 York street Fenton Thomas & Co., cotton waste dealers, 45 Church street; h. 155 York street Fielden Mrs. Elizabeth, grocer and confectioner, 6 Manchester road Firth Sutcliffe, reel rib maker, 90 Hill street Fitton Mrs. Ann, beerhouse, Albion Hotel, Ashton street HEYWOOD, ETC, 221 Fitton Andrew, farmer, Moor edge, Bamford Fitton Mrs. Betty, confectioner, 17 Rochdale road Fitton Edmund, farmer, Gooden farm, Hopwood Fitton John, grocer, 6 Cobden street Fitton Joseph, watchmaker and jeweller, 37 and 39 Market street Fitton Mrs. Maria, butcher and eating house, 52 Bridge street Fitton Robert, farmer, Top o'th' moor, Hopwood Fitton Mrs. Sarah, vict., Navigation Inn, 135 Manchester street Fletcher Abraham, boot and shoemaker, North street Fletcher Elijah, brick maker, Broadfield ; h. 160 Pilsworth road Fletcher Mr. Edmund, 12 Penn street Fletcher Mrs. Hannah, earthenware dealer, 105 York street Fletcher James, joiner and builder, Bridge Street Saw mills Fletcher John, manufacturing chemist and glue manfacturer, Broadfield Chemical works ; h. The Poplars Fletcher Joseph, moulder, 8 York street Fletcher Thomas, pavior, 21 Albert street Fletcher Thomas & Sons, coal proprietors, Railway station ; Thomas Siddall, agent Fletcher Walker, bricklayer and builder, 11 Broadfield terrace, Pilsworth road Fold Mill Spinning Co., Limited, cotton spinners, Market street ; James Meadowcroft, manager Foster Acquilla, carter, 11 Peel lane Fothergill Rev. William Henry (Independent), The Park Foulds (Martha) & Hardman, drapers and milliners, 42 Manchester road, Hopwood Fowles Joseph, ironmonger and plumber, 15 Hornby street Fox James, shopkeeper, 1 Gorton street Free Public Library, Argyle buildings, Market street ; James Leach, librarian Froggatt Richard, ironmonger, 62 Market street Gardner Henry, joiner and builder, Broadfield ; h. Agincourt street Gartside John, clog and shoemaker, 46 Bridge street Gas Works, Hooley brow ; Edwin Buckley, manager Gee Miss Ann, St. James's place, Tower street Gee Mr. Edward, 73 William street Gee Mrs. Mary, butcher, 112a Bridge street Gee Ralph, beerhouse, Gardeners' Arms, 12 Bridge street Gee Mr. Ralph, 131 Manchester street Gee Mrs. Sarah, butcher, 27 Market street Gerrard Miss Ellen, shopkeeper, 19 St. James' street Gerrard John, farmer, Heap fold Gerrard William, blacksmith and ironmonger, 44 and 53 Manchester st. Gibson Greenwood, schoolmaster, 93 Manchester road, Hopwood Gilbody William, tripe dealer, 45 Manchester road, Hopwood Glazebrook Amos, boot and shoemaker, 22 Bury New road 222 HEYWOOD, ETC. Glazebrook David, leather dealer, 17 York street Glazebrook Mrs. Hannah, 75 York street Gleave John & Co., cotton manufacturers, Princess mill, Hopwood ; h. 137 Manchester road Glover Mr. Joshua, 48 Middleton road, Hopwood Goddard Mrs. Ann, register office for servants, &2 Brunswick street Goddard Samuel H., coal agent and grocer, 21 Tower street Q-ooden Mills Spinning Co., Limited; James Taylor, manager Gorst Eliza & Ann, drapers and confectioners, 48 Gregge st., Hopwood Gorton James, painter an 1 decorator, 67 Church street Gorton John, butcher, York street Gorton Richard, rope and twine manufacturer, Aspinall street Gott Alfred, joiner and cabinet maker, 110 Bridge street Graves George, confectioner, 30 Market place Greaves Frederick, cashier and secretary, Cowburn lane Greaves Tom, grocer and provision dealer, 24 Manchester street Greenhalgh Benjamin, mechanic, 41 Starkey street Greenhalgh Mr. Edmund, 23 Starkey street Greenhalgh Edwin, tailor and draper, 21 Market place Greenhalgh Mrs. Elizabeth, 82 Bridge street Greenhalgh Handel, tailor and draper, 68 Bury street Greenhalgh John Richard, joiner and builder, Gooden street, Hopwood Greenhalgh Mrs. Mary, wheelwright and smith, 32 Mount street Greenhalgh Mrs. Mary, draper, 21 Rochdale road Greenhalgh (Robert) & Chiswell, joiners & builders, Mount street Greenwood James, confectioner, 52 Bury street Greenwood Robert, cab proprietor, 16 Market street Greenwood Thomas, bobbin manufacturer, Longford street Gregson Joseph, coal merchant (Smith & Gregson); h. Cowbum lane Griffiths Edwin, vict., Queen Anne, 36 Market place Grindrod Alfred, manager, 36 Cartridge street Grindrod & Co., Limited, cotton sprinners, John Street mill Grindro 1 George, shopkeeper, 74 Bridge street Grindrod James, glass, china, and earthenware dealer, 48 Bridge 8t. Grindrod John, iron and tinplatc worker, 33 Brunswick street Grundy Mrs. Ada, Springfield GrundjT Mr. Robert, 57 Manchester road, Hopwood Grundy T. A. & J. & Co., solicitors, Fox street and Bury Hall Ann & Ellen, grocers and confectioners, 15 Manchester road, Hopwood Hall James Gaukroger, hair div^ser, 24 York street Hall John Thomas, grocer, 08 Pilsworth road Hall Samuel, farmer, Wicken bank, Hopwood Hamer James, iron and tinplatc worker, 23 & 25 Bridge street Hamer John, painter (j.), 68 Church street Hamilton William, manager of the Union Bank, 2 Church street Hammond Vincent, shoemaker, 11 Withington street, Hopwood HEYWOOD, ETQ. 228 Hancock Mr. Robert, 16 Dawson street Hanson Mrs. Mary, shroud maker, Pilsworth road Hanson Mr. Thomas, Withington street, Hopwood Hardman Adam, cotton waste dealer, Fir street; h. Bradshaw street Hardman Alfred, machine broker, Back York street; h. 60 Hill street Hardman Isaac, clogger, Thomas street, Hopwood Hardman James, glass, china, and earthenware dealer, 9 York street Hardman James, draper (Foulds & Hardman); h. 42 Manchester road Hopwood Hardman Robert, scrap iron dealer, Agincourt street Hardman Samuel, boot and shoemaker, 113 Manchester road Hargreaves James (John Hargreaves & Son) ; h. Goodeh house, Hopwood Hargreaves John (John Hargreaves & Son) ; h. 68 Manchester street Hargreaves John & Son, cotton spinners and manufacturers, Hey mill Hargreaves Samuel, cotton waste dealer, Springfield cottage, Aspinall street Harrison Edmund, grocer and confectioner, Stanley street Harrison Henry, mill manager, 29 Church street Harrison John, shopkeeper, 61 Withington street, Hopwood Harrison Samuel, greengrocer, 101 York street Hart William Henry, painter, 65 Starkey street Hart Michael, boot and shoemaker, 62 York street Hartington Joseph, shopkeeper, 62 Rochdale road Hartley Edmund, vict., Britannia Hotel, 100 Bridge street Hartley Mrs. Esther Ann, Simpson house Hartley Mr. James Sutcliffe, Yale cottage Hartley Thomas B. (William Hartley & Sons); h. Roeacre house Hartley Mrs. Martha, Meadow bank, Rochdale road Hartley William, vict., Victoria Hotel, Church street Hartley William, jun. (William Hartley & Sons); h. Orchard house Hartley William, Esq., J.P. (William Hartley & Sons) ; h. Simpson hill Hartley William & Sons, cotton spinners and manufacturers, Roe Acre mill Harwood Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper, 71 Bridge street Harwood Thomas, cotton spinner, Broadfield mill ; h. 78 Bridge st. Haw George, house painter, 4 York street Haw Mrs. Mary, milliner, 4 York street Haworth James, manager, Ingram lane Haworth Mr. John, 32 Bury New road Haworth Mr. Jesse, 4 Peel lane Healey Bros., rope and twine manufacturers, Cartridge Steam ropery, Wesley street Healey David (Healey Bros.) ; h. Hill street Healey John (fiealey Bros.) ; h. Coomassie street Healey William, jun. (Healey Brog.); h. Brunswick street 224 HEYWOOD, ETC. Heap Mrs. Mary Ellen, clothier, 49 Dawson street Heaton Edward, boot and shoemaker, 28 Market place ; h. Moss house, Bamford road Helliwell George, butcher, Bamford road Hennesy Thomas, tailor, 43 Langton street Heys Mr. William, 77 William street Heuwood Advertiser Office, 48 Church street; Wm. A. Scott, publisher Heyii'ood Billiard Club, Taylor street Hei/wood Bookselling Co., booksellers and stationers, 6 Market street Heywood Edward Wrigley, professor of music and music seller, 7 Market place Heificood Hall Bowlinr/ Club, Limited, William street; Thomas Wolstenholme, secretary Heyii'ood Industrial Co-operative Society, Limited, grocers, drapers, doggers, butchers, &c., central stores, Market street; Jas. Howard, manager; Thomas Bridge, secretary; coal merchants, Railway street; W. H. Duckworth, agent Heywood James, bookseller and stationer, 33 York street Heywood John, printer and stationer and postmaster, 5 Market street Heywood John, vict., Brunswick Hotel, 17 Bridge street Heywood Joseph, public accountant, 20 York street Hei/u'o.id I,(md, Building, and Investment Association, Limited, 43 Church street; William Bell, secretary Heywood Mark, painter and decorator, 10 Church street Heywood Robert, file and steel merchant, Wild street; h. 18 Starkey st. Heywood Samuel, coal merchant, Railway street; h. 83 William street Heywood Samuel, filter maker, Cromwell street Heywood Miss Sarah Ellen, clogger, 50 Church street Henwod Spinning Co., Limited, cotton spinners, Perseverance mill ; James Haworth, manager; F. Greaves, secretar}^ Heywood Thomas, joiner, 1M Promenade street Hei/irood Standard Office, 20Marketplace; Tetlow & Stubbs, publishers Heyii'ood Waterworks Office, Miller street; James Diggle, manager Heywood AVilliam, rope and twine manufacturer, 115 Rochdale road Heywood William, overlooker, 55 Starkey street Heyworth Frank, hatter and clothier, 78 Church street Heyworth Henry, skin works manager, 81 William street Higson John Richard, saddler and harness maker, 16 Market place Hill Miss Betsy, milliner, 22 King street Hill Samuel, foreman boiler maker, 71 Manchester road, Hopwood Hill Thomas & Sons, engineers and boiler makers, Victoria Iron works, Hall street Hill Mr. Thomas Caleb, St. James' grove Hillery Sergeant Samuel, drill instructor, Longford street Hilton Samuel, beerhouse, Spread Eagle, 90 Manchester street Hilton Thomas, hairdresser, 54 Bridge street Hindle Miss Nancy, draper, 28 Rochdale road HEYWOOD, ETC. 225 Hindley John, beerhouse, Hark up to Towler, Bury New road Hirst Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper, 2 Walton street, Hopwood Hitchon Rev. George (Baptist), 85 William street Hobson George Robert, grocer, 9 Peel lane Hobson Joseph, ginger beer maker, 19 Bury street Hobson Mrs. Maria, milliner, 35 Starkey street Hodgkinson Christopher, millwright (j.), 21 Hornby street Hodgkinson Goorge Norris, cotton spinner, Hope mill, Hopwood ; h. Hope cottage Hodgson Fred, joiner and builder, Seymour street, Hodgson John, baby linen dealer, 2 York street Hodson Thomas, bookkeeper, 69 Manchester road, Hopwood Holden Emmanuel, shopkeeper, 14 Manchester road Holden Mrs. Elizabeth, 51 Bridge street Holden James, wood turner, 1 Langton street Holden John, farmer, Green lane, Hopwood Hollinrake Abraham, overlooker, 30 Hampden street Hollinrake Bros., coal merchants, Railway station Hollinrake James (Hollinrake Bros.); h. 19 Hampden street Hollows & Wild, coal merchants, Railway street Holroyd Mrs. Sarah, baker, 44 Church street Holt Mrs. Alice, greengrocer, 121 Manchester street Holt Edward, confectioner, 76 Bridge street Holt George, beerhouse, Dressers' Arms, 1 Dawson street Holt James, surgeon dentist, 103 Manchester street Holt James, cashier and secretary, Tower street Holt John, butcher, 28 King street Holt John, greengrocer, 71 York street Holt Mrs. Nancy, 76 York street Holt Samuel, farmer, Hopwood Holt Thomas, waste dealer, Roe Acre mill; h. Green lane, Hopwood Holt William, farmer, Hopwood Hopwood Captain Edward John Gregge, Hopwood hall Horrocks (Elizabeth) & Ashton (Jane), drapers and milliners, 6a Manchester road Horrocks George, hair dresser, 4 Market place Horrocks George, joiner and builder, 16 William street Horrocks Handel, coal dealer, Heady hill Horrocks Mrs. Mary, teacher of music, 37 Starkey street Horrox Mr. Jesse, Middleton road, Hopwood Hothersall Rev. James (Catholic), Dawson street Hotine John, fishmonger and game dealer, 20 Market street Howard James, tripe dealer, 113 York street Howard James, co-operative stores manager, St. James' place Howard William, butcher, 118 Bridge street Howarth Aaron, smith and farrier, Mount street Howarth Edward, farmer, Hopwood 226 HEYWOOD, ETC. Howarth Edward, shopkeeper, 44 and 46 Bury street Howarth Mrs. Elizabeth, boot and shoemaker, 61 Manchester street Howarth James, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 21 York street Howarth James William, shopkeeper, 31 Brunswick street Howarth John, brush manufacturer, 13 Market place Howarth John, grocer and beerseller, 55 York street Howarth John, beerhouse, Staff of Life, 28 Manchester street Howarth John, shopkeeper, 80 Tower street Howarth Nathaniel, coal dealer, 1 Daisy street Howarth Robert, assistant overseer, 65 Manchester road, Hopwood Howarth Samuel & Sons, corn millers, Old Corn mill, St. James' street Howarth Thomas, shopkeeper and carrier, 61 Hill street, Hopwood Howarth William, butcher, 67 Market street Howarth William, bleacher and dyer, Globe works, Heady hill, and grocer, Bury New road Howe Mrs. Elizabeth, Harwood park Howe Mrs. Mary Ann, vict., Stonemasons' Arms, 70 Bury street Howorth John, mill manager, 99 William street Hoyle Mr. Jeffrey, Milton terrace, Green lane Hoyle Richard, clothes dealer, 25 Hornby street Hoyle Samuel, farmer, and vict., Royal George, Union street Hoyle William, farmer, Heap Hulme Alfred, schoolmaster, St. James' terrace Hulme John, leather dealer, 42 York street Ingham Alfred, yeast importer, 17 Cromwell street Ingharn James, butcher, 106 Manchester street Ingham James, confectioner, 37 Derby street Ingham James, yeast importer, 21 Cromwell street Ingham John, tobacconist, 45 York street Ingham William, iron dresser, 73 Starkey street Ireland James, vict., Commercial Inn, 29" Bridge street Isherwood Thomas, cotton spinner, Foundry Street mill, and cotton waste dealer, Ormrod street; h. Springfield house, Hopwood Jackson Mrs. Grace, shopkeeper, 93 York street Jackson James, grocer, 25 Bury street Jackson John, vict., Bird i'th' Hand, Rochdale Old road Jackson Richard Kay, wheelwright, Wood street Jackson Samuel, draper, 7 Rochdale road Jackson Mr. Thomas, Wood street Jacques David, roller coverer (j.), 3 Railway street Jacques Jervis, builder (Chadwick & Jacques) ; h. Pine street Jameson Frederick Bland, mill manager, Roach place Jameson George Herbert, M.D. and surgeon, 36 Manchester r Hopwood Jameson Joseph, gentleman, Heywood hall Jameson William, surgeon, 123 York street Jay Mr. Herbert, 44 Bridge street HEYWOOD, ETC. 227 Jeffries Edward, greengrocer, 60 York street Job Mr. John Samuel, Netherton Johnson Benjamin, goods agent, Railway station Johnson George, saddler and harness maker, 63 Manchester street Johnson Thomas, vict., Grapes Inn, Peel lane Jones John, confectioner and greengrocer, 14 Market place Jones Rev. John Edmund (Primitive Methodist), 88 Bury street Jones, Son & Faulkner, cotton spinners, Schofield street and Albert mills Kay Miss Ellen, draper, 37 Bridge street Kay John, tailor and draper, Bank house, York street Kay John, farmer, Hop wood Kay John, joiner, builder, and grocer, 19 & 21 Wilton street Kay Richard, Esq., J.P. (Richard Kay & Bror.) ; h. Harefield Kay Richard & Bror., cotton spinners, Peel Street mills Kay Samuel & Son (William), joinors and cabinet makers, 3 Rochdale road Kay Thomas, farmer, Hopwood Kay William H. (Richard Kay & Bror.) ; h. Mayfield Kay William, draper, 106 Bridge street Kent Mrs. Alice, dressmaker, 44 Stanley street Kent George Henry, printer and stationer, 26 York street Kenyon Mr. Henry, 123 Manchester road, Hopwood Kershaw Mrs. Caroline, shopkeeper, 35 Ormrod street Kershaw Charles, draper, 45 Market street Kershaw Edward, grocer, Green lane Kershaw James, beerhouse, Church Inn, 1 Market place Kershaw James, bookkeeper, 67 William street Kershaw John, Esq., Heap cottage Kershaw John, ironmonger, whitesmith and plumber and glazier, 86 & 38 Market-street Kershaw John, bookkeeper, 6 Starkey street Kershaw John, draper, 36 Market street Kershaw Reuben, assurance agent, 29 Hornby street Kershaw William Henry, assistant ironmonger, Nutfield terrace, William street King Charles, schoolmaster, St. James' terrace Knight Thomas, gentleman, Beech house, Hopwood Knott Ishmael, clock dealer, Brook street Knowles Andrew & Sons, coal proprietors, Railway station ; James Millett, agent Lancashire d Yorkshire Waggon Co., Limited, Green lane; Thomas Taylor, secretary Lawton James, grocer and provision dealer, 86 & 88 Church street, and 52 Manchester road, Hopwood Lawton James, grocer and provision dealer, 19 York street Leach Mrs. Alice, Rochdale road 228 Leach Leach Leach Leach Leach Leach HEYWOOD, ETC. Miss Elizabeth, schoolmistress, Rochdale road Mrs. Ellen, dressmaker, 14 Benfield street James, librarian and grocer, 118 Hooley brow John, steward Reform Club, Longford street John, shopkeeper, 57 Church street Robert, surveyor to Local Board, and grocer, Rochdale road Leach Robert, butcher, 65 Church street Leach Samuel, florist and seedsman, Orchard cottage, Hooley bridge Leach Simon, confectioner, 50 Manchester road, Hopwood Leach Thomas, chapel keeper, 70 Aspinall street Leak John, butcher, Hooley bridge Lee Clement, butcher, 92 & 94 Bridge street Lee Edmund, butcher, 2 Withington street, Hopwood Lee Emmanuel, bill poster, West street Lee James, sewing machine agent, 57 York street Lee Joseph, shopkeeper, 110 Hooley brow Lee Robert, grocer, 68 Hill street Lee Thomas, butcher, 32 Rochdale road Lees William, solicitor (Weston, Grover & Lees) ; h. Egerton villa, Hopwood Leigh John, greengrocer and hay and straw dealer, 40 Market street Lennon Thomas D., L.R.C.S.I., surgeon, 87 Manchester road, Hopwood Lever Mrs. Ann, milliner, 48 Market street Lever James, grocer and provision dealer, 44 & 46 Market street Lilley Rev. William Osborne (Methodist Free Church), Gorsey house Litherland Mrs. Catherine, 9 Benfield street Litton Mrs. Alice, 22 Rochdale lane Litton Silvester & Co., fellmongers, Bradshaw street Livsey Ann & Esther, drapers and milliners, 10 Manchester road Livsey James, beerhouse, Minders' Arms, 15 Victoria st., Hopwood Livsey John, shopkeeper, 37 Hill street Livsey John, coal merchant, Railway station ; h. Hindhill house Livsey Joseph, grocer, 104 Bridge street Livsey Richard, shopkeeper, Union street, Heady hill Livsey Robert, shopkeeper, 28 (looden street, Hopwood Livsey Robert, cop tube maker (O'Neill & Livsey) ; h. Isherwood st., Hopwood Livsey Thomas, beerhouse, Joiners' Arms, 16 Hornby street Livsey William, shopkeeper, 79 Brunswick street Local Board Office*, 10 York street; John Banks, clerk ; John Leach, surveyor ; John Broadbent, Jesse Taylor, and George Townend, collectors Lockhead Miss Jennett, teacher of music, 65 Starkey street London & Counties Tea Co., tea dealers, 29 Market place ; William Webster, manager Lord David, baker and grocer, 38 Bridge street HEYWOOD, ETC. 229 Lord Edmund, overlooker, 145 Manchester road, Hopwood Lord Edward, lath render, Manchester street; h. Middleton road Lord Grace, shopkeeper, 63 Bamford road Lord James, coal merchant, Railway street; h. 28 Hampden street Lord Mrs. Miriam, shopkeeper, 1 Withington street, Hopwood Lord Samuel, vict., Plough and Horses, Marland Lord Thomas, hair dresser, 32 Manchester street Lord Thomas, cotton manufacturer (John Coupe & Co.); h. 16 Rose Hill street Lord William, coal merchant, Railway street ; h. Hartley street Lowe George, bricklayer and builder, 61 Hind Hill street Ludlam Thomas, nuisance inspector, Top of Heap Lund Enoch (John Lund & Sons) ; h. 30 Tower street Lund R: v. Geo. Oswald (Independent), 89 Manchester rd., Hopwood Lund John & Sons, cotton spinners, Paved Brow mill Lund Jonathan (John Lund & Sons) ; h. Peel street Lund Lawrence (John Lund & Sons) ; h. Peel street Mackison Thomas F., cotton manufacturer (James Tattersall, Sons, & Co.) ; h. Bamford McCann Rev. Arthur S. (Catholic), Dawson street McCowan Daniel, grocer, 54 Church street McCall James, grocer's assistant, King street McCraith Mrs. Esther, grocer, 63 York street McCraith John, file maker, York street McFarlane William, dyer, 51 and 53 Miller street McNally Thos., fish dealer and greengrocer, Torrington st., Hopwood McWhinnie John, tailor and draper, 153 York street Maddox Rev. John Mortimer, M.A., curate of St. James', Rose bank Maden Clough, draper (Mason & Maden); h. 1 Pitt street Maden John, farmer, Hopwood Maden John, clog and shoemaker, 19 Middleton road, Hopwood Manchester <& Liverpool District Bank (branch), 4 Market street ; John C. Sharp, manager Manock Edmund, ironmonger and mill furnisher, 22 Bridge street Manock Mr. Richard, 55 Wilton street Manock Mr. William, 56 Brook street Marlor David, paper dealer and brick maker, Cobden house, Hornby st. Marsden John James, wheelwright, Bradshaw street Marsh James, nail maker, Heady hill Marsh John, earthenware and marine store dealer, 115 Manchester st. Marsh Robert, tripe dealer, 4 Bridge street Mason Edward & Co., cotton spinners, Lane End mill Mason John, mechanic, Coomassie street Mason John, pork butcher, 59 York street Mason Joseph (Mason & Maden); h. St. James' terrace Mason & Maden, drapers, 25 Market place and 7 Bridge street Mason Mark, pork butcher, 6 Middleton road, Hopwood 230 HEYWOOD, ETC. Massey David, butcher, 3 Walton street, Hopwood Matthew Samuel, tailor and draper, 57 Manchester street Matthews Miss Grace, grocer, 21 Bamford road Mayall James, grocer, 64 Bridge street Mayall Samuel, cotton spinner, Goo den Lane mill ; h. Lees Meadowcroft James, mill manager and grocer, 133 Starkey street Meadowcroft John, pawnbroker, 91 York street Meadowcroft John, mill manager, 4 Hampden street Meadowcroft Joseph, shopkeeper, Brunswick street Meadowcroft Richard & Co., cotton waste dealers, Bradshaw street Meadowcroft Robert (Richard Meadowcroft & Co.); h. Bradshaw st. Meadowcroft William Herbert, salesman, 133 Starkey street Meadowcroft William, coal dealer, 43 Bridge street Mellalieu Robert, bookseller and stationer, 48 Church street Mellor Jonathan & John James, cotton spinners, Brook mill Mellor Joseph, earthenware dealer, Garden street Meredith Miss Elizabeth, 73 York street Meredith Frederick, draper, 9 Market street Meredith Thomas, tailor (j.), 71 Starkey street Merryweather Mr. Jonathan, Manchester road, Hopwood Metcalf Mrs. Jane, pork butcher, 119 York street Metcalf Joseph, vict., Duke of Wellington, 2 & 4 Manchester street Midgley Amos, grocer, 83 York street Millett James, agent for A. Knowles & Sons, Limited ; h. 24 Hill st. Mills Abel, compositor, 45 William street Mills Benjamin, machine broker, Back York street; h. 67 Starkey st. Mills Daniel (P. & D. Mills) ; h. 49 York street Mills Miss Dinah, 69 Starkey street Mills Frederick (F. & D. Mills) ; h. 51 York street Mills F. & D., iron and brass founders and machinists, Star works, Back York street Mills James, ironfounder and millwright, Moss foundry ; h. Moss cottage, 1 Starkey street Mills James Edward, architect, King street Mills James, bookkeeper, Bridge street Mills Jimmey, beerhouse, Friendship Inn, 59 Manchester street Mills John, butcher, 42 Church street Mills Johnson & George, ironfounders, Longford street Mills Miss Mary Ann, South Yiew terrace, Cobden street Mills Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 63 Market street Mills William, shopkeeper, Tower street Mills William H., chemist and druggist, 1 Market street Milne Edward, school attendance officer, 51 William street Mitchell John, Liberal registration agent, Hooley brow Moore Joseph, shopkeeper, Hind Hill street Morris James, pawnbroker, 120 Bridge street Morris Jos., cotton spinner (Edward Mason & Co.); h. St. James' ter. HEYWOOD, ETC. 231 Morris Thomas, cotton spinner (Edward Mason & Co.); h. Gorsey hill Morris Thomas, farmer, Yew tree, Heap Moses H. E. & M., fustian manufacturers, Fountain mill Mowe Henry, watch and clock maker, 32 Bridge street Mulineaux Miss Margaret, draper, 23 Bury street Murphy William, monumental mason, 58 Miller street Nelicker Carl, hair dresser, 40 Manchester road, Hopwood Nelson William, cashier and secretary, Marlborough street, Hopwood Nichol Henry, confectioner, 34 Market place Nicholson Maden, furniture broker, 50 Bridge street Noble William, ginger beer manufacturer, Back Rochdale road Norcross James, bobbin turner, Brook street Norris Brothers, cotton spinners and manufacturers, Well Meadow mill Nuttall Mr. Benjamin, 66 Tower street Nuttall Miss Emily, Double row Nuttall George, farmer, Stannicliffe hall, Hopwood Nuttall James, coal merchant, Railway street; h. Bamford Nuttall Robert, chemist and druggist, 102 Bridge street Nuttall Mr. Thomas, 64 Tower street Oakes Mrs. Frances, dressmaker, 7 Railway street Oddie John, joiner and cabinet maker, 30 Tower street Ogden Abraham, furniture dealer, Charlestown Ogden Mrs. Ann, draper, 29 York street Ogden James, greengrocer, 6 John street Ogden Joseph, boot and shoemaker, 81 York street Ogden Levi, coal and provision dealer, 18 Mount street Ogden Samuel, gentleman, Moor house, Hopwood Ogden William Abraham, shopman, Cobden street Oldridge Edward, joiner and builder, Hindhill house O'Neill (Samuel) & Livsey, paper cop tube manufacturers, Isherwood street, Hopwood Openshaw Mrs. Charlotte, 14 Benfield street .Openshaw Joseph, coal agent, Peal lane Oram Thomas & Sons, woollen manufacturers, Simpson Clough mills Ormerod James, beerhouse, Robin Hood, 44 Bridge street Ormerod Peter, coal merchant, Railway station ; h. Shaw Orton Samuel Allinson, solicitor, Market place ; h. 70 Manchester st. Owen Ewen, greengrocer, 41 Bridge street Owen Humphrey, grocer, 58 Church street Owen William, greengrocer, 60 Tower street Park Street Cotton Spinning Co., Limited, cotton spinners and doublers ; John Fell, manager ; William Nelson, secretary Parker Thomas Williamson, joiner and builder, 85 Wilton street Parker William, draper, 2 Middleton road, Hopwood Parkin Robert, assurance agent, 18 Dawson street Parkington Thomas, farmer, Hopwood Parr Hugh, draper, 59 York street 282 HETWOOD, ETC. Partington Aaron, painter and slater, 40 William street Partington Mr. Adam, 11 Torrington street, Hopwood Partington Amelia, beerhouse, Hare and Hounds, 24 Green lane Partington Harold, artist, 2 Market place Partington Miss Harriet, dressmaker, 53 Hind Hill street Partington John, cotton waste dealer, Mount street; h. 27 Hornby at. Partington John, dentist, 121 York street Partington Mrs. Mary, grocer, 19 Hornby street Partington Moses Gee, shopkeeper, 69 Manchester street Partington Richard, farmer, Higher Broad field Partington Samuel, cotton waste dealer, Bock street; h. 91 Manchester road, Hopwood Partington Mr. Tom, Milton terrace, Green lane Pass Bichard, manager of refreshment rooms, 8 Market place Pearson Benoni, schoolmaster, 95 William street Pearson Henry, house agent, 3 Middleton road, Hopwood Pearson Henry, shopkeeper, 24 Leopold street, Hopwood Pearson J. & S., cane and willow skip manufacturers, Bradshaw street Pearson James (J. & S. Pearson); h. Bradshaw street Pearson John, clerk, 16 Clay Bank street Pearson William, cotton spinner, Albion mill; h. Birch house, Hopwood Peers William, beerhouse, Gooden Inn, 104 Manchester street Pemberton Mrs. Martha, draper, 110 York street Petty & Stott, cotton doublers and manufacturers, Mills Street mill Phcenix Bowling Green, Shepherd street Phanix Brewery Co., Limited, ale and porter brewers, Green lane ; Simeon Ashworth, secretary. (See Advt.} Pickford James Warren, surgeon, 66 Manchester road, Hopwood Pickop Bev. James, B.A., curate oi St. Luke's, William street Pickup George, grocer, 48 Schofield street Pilkington Matthew, machine broker, 33 Church street Pinder Joseph, farmer, Bamford hall Pollitt George, hairdresser, 18 Bridge street Pollitt Henry, beerhouse, Tanners' Tavern, 23 Rochdale road Pollitt Mrs. Maria M., King street Pollitt Mrs. Rachel, beerhouse, Beehive Inn, 10 Leigh street Pollitt William, joiner and builder, 85 York street Pollitt William, chemical manufacturer, 12 Hornby street Pomfret George, clogger, 84 Bridge street Popple Thomas, accountant and assurance agent, St. James1 place, Tower street Porritt Samuel & Sons, woollen manufacturers, Bamford mills Porter Mrs. Betty, 16 Manchester road Porter Robert (Executrix of late), ironmonger, plumber, and tinplate worker, 16 Manchester road Pownall Ralph, joiner and builder and timber merchant, Starkey street and Langton street HEYWOOD, ETC. 23$ Pownall Thomas, joiner (j.), Ill Manchester road, Hopwood Priestley John, herbalist, 4 Manchester road Queen's Park, William street; David Dunn, park keeper Quick Mrs. Mary, greengrocer, 124 Manchester street Radclifte Mrs. Nancy, Albert villa, Manchester road, Hopwood Hogged School, Samuel street; John T. Holt, secretary Ratcliffe Clegg, tabacconist, 33 Market street Ratcliffe Mr. James, St. James' terrace Ramsbottom William, blacksmith and farrier, Town Row yard, Rochdale road Rand John, clogger, 32 Market street and 25 Dawson street Ratledge John, draper, 20 Walton street, Hopwood Ratledge Richard, slater and plasterer, Wilton street Rattlebones Robert, clogger, 8 Bridge street, Hooley bridge Reegan William Austin, assurance agent, 15 Hampden street Reform Club, Longford street; Samuel Horrocks, sec.; John Leach, steward Renshaw James, farmer, Hooley barn Rhodes Miss Alice, shopkeeper, Union street, Heady hill Rhodes Benjamin, vict., Summit Inn, Bury New road Rhodes Edmund, grocer, 2 Bury New road Rhodes James, cotton waste dealer, Hooley brow; h. Bury New road Rhodes James, wine and spirit merchant, 56 Market street; and cotton waste dealer, Dawson street Rhodes John, grocer, 49 Market street Rhodes John, plumber and glazier, 81 Bridge street Rhodes Miss Maria, Union street, Heady hill Rhodes Mrs. Mary Hannah, butcher, 145 York street Rhodes Samuel, bricklayer and contractor, Agincourt street Richardson Misses Emma and Elizabeth, 34 Bridge street Richardson James, tailor and clothier, 111 York street Rigby Edward, gentlemen's outfitter and baby linen dealer, 24 Market place Rigby Richard, bookkeeper, 109 Rochdale road Rigby Samuel, grocer's assistant, 75 William street Rigby William, draper and confectioner, 13 Bridge street Riley Thomas, farmer, Hopwood Roach Mill Spinning and Manufacturing Co., Limited, Peel lane ; Frederick B. Jameson, secretary and manager Roberts William, coal merchant, Railway station ; Samuel H. Goddard, agent Robinson Brice Grant Dean, plumber, 65 York street Robinson Seth, registrar of cemetery, Rochdale road Robinson, Wolstenholme, & Co., coal merchants, 11 Railway street Rogers John, salesman, Nutfield terrace, William street Rose Edward, farmer, Heap Rothwell Mrs. Alice, dressmaker, 103 Brunswick street it 234 HEYWOOD, ETC. Roth-well & Ingham, veterinary surgeons, Manchester street Rothwell Mr. James, 107 Brunswick street Roihwell James, cashier and secretary, Bury New road Rotliwell John, farmer, Heap Rothwell Joseph, bookseller and stationer, 20 Market place Roundell John, shopkeeper, 8 Wilton street Rowbotham James, greengrocer, 40 Manchester street Rowe Joseph, mill manager, Peel lane Rowley Thomas, beerseller, 30 Middleton road, Hopwood Royds Samuel, cotton spinner, South Street mill; h. 90 Bury street Rushton James, wire worker, 10 and 12 Collinge street Rushton Shepherd, creel peg maker, 13 Collinge street Russell Rev. Edward James, M.A., vicar of St. James', The Vicarage, Heady hill Ryan Peter, greengrocer, Union street, Heady hill Rylance George, butcher, Church street, and beerhouse, Langton Arms, 61 Miller street Sandiford James, clogger and newsagent, 63 Bury street Saxon Henry, coal merchant, Railway street; h. 13 Manchester road Schoneld Alfred, coal dealer, Green lane Schofield Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, 11 Starkey street Schoneld Mrs. Emma, shopkeeper, 19 Rochdale road Schoneld Edward, shopkeeper, 5 Rochdale road Schoneld Edwin, warper (j.), Fern street Schoneld Mrs. Ellen, vict., Star Inn, 2 Market street Schoneld Frank, beerhouse, Park Inn, William street Schofield James, slater and grocer, 57a Manchester street Schofield James, carrier, Vale street Schofield James, water rate collector, Miller street Schofield J. & Co., cotton spinners, High Street mill, Hopwood Schofield John, bricklayer and contractor, 55 William street Schofield John, clogger, 147 York street Schofield John, beerhouse, Bridge Inn, Hooley brow Schofield Jonathan, painter and decorator, 7 Rochdale road Schofield Jonathan, iron dealer and beerhouse, Our House, 79 Man chester street Schofield Joseph, grocer, 94 York street Schofield Mrs. Mary, dressmaker, 44 Hardfield street Schofield Thomas, farmer, Heap Schofield William, cow keeper, Green lane Schofield William Street, farmer and brickmaker, Pilsworth road Scholes Miss Maria, schoolmistress, Manchester street Scholes Richard, grocer, 14 Hardfield street Scholfield Arthur Beaumont, assurance agent, 1 St. James' terrace Scholfield Susan Jane & Son (George Edward), assurance agents, 23 York street and 1 St. James' terrace Schollick Anthony, draper, 53 York street HEYWOOD, ETfl, 235 Scott Mrs. Susan, 44 Aspinall street Scott Thomas Livesey, engineer and brass founder, 74 and 76 Church street and Aspinall street Scott Wm. Andrew, publisher of the Heywood Advertiser, 48 Church street Seddon John, grocer, 28 Bridge street Shackleton John, grocer and boot and shoemaker, 125 Manchester st. Sharp Frederick, shopkeeper, 7 Victoria street, Hopwood Sharp Mrs. Alice, vest maker, 1 Prince street Sharpies John, greengrocer, Peel lane Shaw Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 22 Market place Shaw James Henry, clothes dealer and assurance agent, 96 York st. Shepherd John, farmer, Hopwood Shepherd Thomas, collector, Hooley bridge Shepherd Robert, pawnbroker, 28 Market street Sherratt Amy Louisa, dressmaker, 4 Bury New road Sherratt John, publisher of school registers, 38 Bury New road Shore John, draper, 1 Manchester street Siddall Thomas, agent for Thos. Fletcher-& Sons,- Railway station; h. Castletnn Simcock Henry, greengrocer, l^Hardfield street Simmons Henry, printer and stationer, 41 Church st.; h. 14 West st. Simons George, tailor and draper, 3 Bridge street Simpson Mrs. Ann, greengrocer, 81 Hardfield street Simpson William, tailor, 19 Manchester street Slack Thomas & Co., drapers, 27 Market place Slater John, teacher of music and beerhouse, Red Lion, 6 Ashton st. Slinger Richard, farmer, Hopwood Smith Mr. Adam, 6 York street Smith Adam, grocer and provision dealer, 112 Bridge street Smith Arthur Thomas, baker and grocer, 82 Church street Smith Benjamin, shopkeeper, 13 Torrington street, Hopwood Smith Charles, chemist and druggist, 79 York street Smith David, coal merchant (Bates & Smith) ; h. 57 Manchester road Smith David, Esq., J.P., cotton spinner and manufacturer, Spring mills ; h. Spring cottage, Bury Old road Smith & Gregson, coal merchants, Railway station Smith Isaac (Smith & Gregson); h. 133 Manchester street Smith Isaac, grocer, 24 King street Smith James, dyer and maker of grandrelle yarns, Phoenix mill, John street; h. Starkey street Smith John, greengrocer, 61 Bridge street Smith John, smallware dealer, 70 Church street Smith John, carter, 129 Manchester street Smith John (William Smith & Bros.); h. Lane End cottage Smith Joseph James, solicitor (at Manchester), Holly bank, Hopwood Smith Lonsdale, confectioner (Aspinall & Smith); h. 43 York street
© Copyright 2025 Paperzz