236 HEYWOOD, ETC. Smith Mark, vict., Cotton Tree, 2 Schofield street Smith Mrs. Martha, 114 Manchester street Smith Mrs. Mary, pawnbroker, GO and 62 Bridge street Smith Mrs. Mary, St. James' terrace Smith Robert, vict., Bay Horse, 39 Torrington street, Hopwood Smith Samuel, cotton spinner, Eagle mill, Rochdale road; h. 27 York street Smith Samuel (Win. Smith & Bros.) ; h. Woodland cottage, Hopwood Smith Thomas, cashier and secretary, 129 Manchester street Smith Thomas, clock maker, 71 Manchester street Smith Waverley, pattern maker, Milton terrace, Green lane Smith William (Wm. Smith & Bros.); h. Park View house, Hopwood Smith William & Bros., iron founders and machine and loom makers, Sun Iron works, Green lane Speight George, architect, 5 Church street; h. 7 King street Spencer James, greengrocer, 128 Bridge street Spencer James, cotton waste dealer, New York mill; h. 1 Peel street Spencer John, butcher, 93 Bridge street Spencer Mrs. Mary Robinson, shopkeeper, 2 Ashton street Spencer Mr. Samuel, 9 Mills street Spittal Rev. John, M.A., rector of S^ Luke's, The Rectory, Queen's park Stafford William, pork butcher, 23 Market st. and 72 Manchester st. Standring Hugh, mill manager, 49 Bridge street Standring Johnson, vict., Starkey Arms, 20 Manchester road, Hopwood Stansfield William, oat cake baker, 131 Starkey street Stopford James, dentist, 79 Bridge street Storry Rev. Richard (New Jerusalem), 72 Manchester road, Hopwood Stott Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper, 117 York street Stott George, shopkeeper, Peel lane Stott Isaac Leach, cotton manufacturer (Petty & Stott) ; h. 11 Mills st. Stott James, manager, 7 Park street, Hopwood Stott Jane, milliner and dressmaker, Hill street, Hopwood Stott John, time keeper, 133 Manchester road, Hopwood Stott John Edward, yeast dealer, 35 Ormrod street Stott Robert, boot and shoe maker, 15 York street Stott Mr. Robert, Glegge street, Hopwood Stott Robert, pawnbroker, 2 Brieiiey street Stott Robert S., yeast importer, 16 Benfk'ld street Stott William, solicitor (at Rochdale], Chamber house, Rochdale road Stott William, painter and decorator, ami grocer, 2 and 4 Benneld st. Stringer Robert, grocer, 47 Manchester street Summersall Mrs. Betty, vict., Talbot Inn, 72 Bridge street ^ Summersgill John, smith and machinist, Gregge Street works, Hopwood. (See Adct.} Sunderland Mrs. Martha, vict., Railway Inn, 2 Manchester road Sutcliffe Henry, milliner and draper, 18 Market place; h. 49 Starkey st. HEYWOOD, ETC. 237 Sutcliffe Shaw S., schoolmaster, Mount street, Hopwood Swann. Miss Alice, 71 William street Sweetmore Jesse, blacksmith, Wood street Swift John F., grocer's assistant, 47 Starkey street Tattersall Edward, wood turner, 15 Cromwell street Tattersall Edward (R. J. & E. Tattersall) ; h. Thornton, Hopwood Tattersall Miss Eliza, The Woodlands, Hopwood Tattersall James, Son & Co., cotton manufacturers, Twin mills, Hopwood ; warehouse, 3 Marsden street, Manchester Tattersall James & Sons, cotton spinners and manufacturers, Victoria and Gregge Street mills, Hopwood Tattersall John (R. J. & E. Tattersall); h. Holly bank, Hopwood Tattersall R. J. & E., cotton spinners, Bridge mill, Hopwood Tattersall Richard, vict., Star and Garter, Moss street Tattersall Richard (R. J. & E. Tattersall) ; h. Greenfield house, Hopwood Tattersall Robert, butcher, 31 Bury street Tattersfield Ellis, tailor and draper, 104 Bridge street Taylor Bros. (Robert William, Matthew Henry & Philip), carriers, Bury street Taylor Clement, vict., Brown Cow and Park Hotel, 104 Hooley brow Taylor Miss Emma, confectioner, Bury street Taylor George, cashier, Derby terrace Taylor Hugh, cotton waste dealer, Back York street; h. Bury street White Gate farm Israel, farmer, Tavlor , v Taylor James, tailor and draper, 12 Market place Taylor James, mill manager, Stanley street Taylor James, cotton waste dealer and bath proprietor, Fir street; h. 73 Manchester road Taylor James, joiner, Clay Bank street Taylor James Robert, draper, 15 Fox street Taylor Jesse, rate collector, 33 Derby street Taylor Mr. John, 106 York street Taylor John, general cooper, King street; h, 3 Penn street Taylor John, cab proprietor, Hindhill street Taylor John, clerk, 46 Derby street Taylor Joseph, auctioneer and valuer, 9 Market place ; h. 26 Lytham place, Bury New road Taylor Joseph, shopkeeper, 51 Manchester street Taylor Peter, boot and shoemaker, 26 Bridge street Taylor Richard, beerhouse, Angel Inn, 9 Bridge street Taylor Robert, painter, 102 York street Taylor Thomas, hatter, 3 Market street Taylor Thomas, hatter, 15 Market place Taylor Thomas, cashier and secretary, Manchester road, Hopwood Tetlow John, beerhouse, Horse and Jockey, 114 Bury street Tetlow Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper, 43 Bury street 238 HEYWOOD, ETC. Tetlow & Stubbs, publishers of the Heywood Standard, 20 Market pi. Theatre Royal, Church street; M. C. Clegg, lessee Thomas Mrs. Sarah Ann, shopkeeper, 41 St. James' street Thompson Thomas, waggon works manager, Manchester road Tittehngton James, station master, Broadfield Todd Mr. Jacob, 88 Tower street Todd Mr. William, Derby cottage, 42 Bury New road Todd William, JUII., oil and tallow refiner, wheel grease, and boiler composition manufacturer, Heady Hill mill Tomlinson John, butcher, 43 Market street Torrop James Spens, surgeon, 23a York street Townsend George, rate collector, 52 Tower street Townsend Robert, herbalist, 30 Bury street Townrow Mrs. Mary, grocer and cab proprietor, 129 York street Trickett Henry, farmer, Hopwood Tuke Thomas John, schoolmaster, Malvern house, Hooley bridge Truesdale Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 3 Hardfield street Turner James, ^Teast dealer and furniture broker, 20 Rochdale lane Turner John, cotton waste dealer, 59 Church street; h. 10 Bamford road Turner Joseph, grocer and beerseller, 40 Bamford road Turner Richard, greengrocer, 73 Bury street Turner Thomas, cotton waste dealer, Back York street ; h. 76 Man chester road, Hopwood Turner William, mechanic, Milton terrace, Green lane Twelves Charles, foreman smith, 135 Manchester road, Hopwood Twelves Mr. John, Middleton road, Hopwood Twelves Samuel, foreman moulder, 129 Manchester road, Hopwood Union Bank of Manchester, Limited, 2 Church street; Wm. Hamilton, manager Venn Miss Emily J., baby linen dealer, 4 Church street Volunteer (8th L. R. V.) drill hall, Longford street; Sergeant Saml. Hiilery, drill instructor Waddington Thomas, collector of taxes, 18 High street Waldie Rev. Francis Edwin, curate in charge of St. John's, Hopwood, Milton terrace, Green lane Walker William, tobacconist, 22 Market street Wall Mark, grocer, 28 Miller street Wallwork James, assurance agent, 74 Hill street Walmsley David, mill manager, 115 Manchester roid, Hopwool Walsh John, greengrocer, 2 Thomas street, Hopwood Walsh Thomas, coal and lime merchant, Pilsworth road Warburton John, coal dealer, Hardfield street Warburton Solomon, carrier, 34 Brook street Warburton William, painter and paperhanger, 80 York street Ward Napoleon, greengrocer, 10 Bridge street Ward John, bricklayer and builder, Cobden street HEYWOOD, ETC. 289 Wareing Mrs. Ann, pork butcher, 2 Bridge street Wareing John, beerhouse, Crown Inn, 38 Bury street Warren James, stationer and newsagent, 5 Bridge street Washington Joseph, cloth agent, 89 Hall View terrace, William street Watson Johnson, cabinet maker, 17 Middleton road, Hopwood Watson Eev. William (Wesleyan), St. James' terrace Weaver Robert, ginger beer and soda water manufacturer, 45 Bridge street Webster William, tea dealer's manager, 29 Market street Weddell Mr. James, 44 Walton street, Hopwood Weston, Grover & Lees, solicitors, solicitors to the Hooley Bridge Property Co., Limited, 32 Market place, and Manchester Weston Woodhouse Robert, school, Hindhill house Whalley John, boot and shoemaker, 8 Market street Whalley William, overlooker, 19 Miller street Wham Bar Spinning Co., Limited, cotton spinners; Geo. Ashton, manager ; James Rothwell, secretary Wham Mill Spinning Co., Limited, cotton spinners, Stanley street; Wm. Ashworth, secretary Wharton Joseph, stonemason and contractor, William street Whatmough Thomas, slater and plasterer, 63 Manchester road, Hopwood Whatmough Walter, bookkeeper, Water Works, Miller street Whipp John, butcher, 69 Bury street White Eliza & Son (James Henry), newsagents, stationers and picture framers, 123 Manchester street Whitehead George, plumber and tinplate worker, Bury street Whitehead Robert Hiram, tailor and draper, 60 Market street Whitehead Mr. Robert, 1 Torrington street, Hopwood Whitehead Mr. Walter, 2 Marlborough street Whitehurst John, bookkeeper, Hooley brow, Whitehurst Thomas, coal dealer, 29 Bury street Whitehurst William, clogger, 107 Manchester street Whitham Joseph, stationer and newsagent, 43 and 45 Manchester st. Whittaker Misses Deborah & Elizabeth, pawnbrokers, 5 Schofield st. Whittaker George (J. & G. Whittaker); h. High street Whittaker Henry, tobacconist, 11 Bridge street Whittaker John, dyer and cleaner, 48 and 50 Market street Whittaker John, farmer, Hopwood Whittaker John (J. & G. Whittaker); h. Derby street Whittaker J. & G., engineers and millwrights, Perseverance Iron works, Bank street Whittaker Jonathan, greengrocer, 32 Bamford road Whittaker Samuel, patent spirit tap maker, Peel cottage, Bamford rd. Whittaker Mr. Whittaker, 4 Wham street Whittam William, coal dealer, 9 Torrington street, Hopwood Whitwell William, coal merchant, Railway street 240 HEYWOOD, ETC. Whitworth Adam, tobacconist, 52 Church street Whitworth Edmund, carrier and coal dealer, 9 Smethurst street Whitworth Thomas, farmer, Dumfries Wild Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper, 43 Bridge street Wild & Co., cotton spinners, Moss mill, Bamford road Wild Edward, clogger, 47 York street Wild Henry, clog and shoemaker, 130 Bridge st. and 4 Hardfield st. Wild Mr. Jacob, 108 Hill street, Hopwood Wild James, farmer, Hopwood Wild John, shopkeeper, 114 Hooley brow Wild John, coal merchant (Hollows & Wild); h. 9 Canal street Wild John, shopkeeper, 62 Schofield street Wild Thomas, schoolmaster, 3 King street Wild William (Wild & Co.); h. 8 Benfield street Wild William, mill manager, 40 Bury New road Wilding James, shopkeeper, 6 Bank street Williams George, schoolmaster, 7 Mill Bank terrace Williams Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 31 Bridge street Williams Mr. Thomas, Stanley street Williamson Rev. S. F., curate of St. James's, St. James's terrace Wilson Miss Ann, 4 Hornby street Wilson John Thomas, ironmonger and plumber and glazier, 62 and 64 Church street Wisken Henry, surgeon, Moss street Wolstencroft Henry, beerhouse, Gardeners' Arms, Peel lane Wolstencroft Miss Sarah, confectioner, 58 Market street Wolstenholme Mr. Albert, The Hollies, Manchester road, Hopwood Wolstenholme Henry, grocer and fruiterer, 65 Market street Wolstenholme James, smallware dealer, 101 Bury street Wolstenholme James, tripe dealer, 46 Church street Wolstenholme James, greengrocer, 141 York street Wolstenholme Mr. John, Victoria street, Hopwood Wolstenholme Joseph, clogger, 37 Withington street, Hopwood Wolstenholme Joseph, tailor and draper, 7 Market street Wolstenholme Josiah, beerhouse, Grey Mare, 96 Bridge street Wolstenholme Robert, cotton waste dealer, Chapel st.; h. Woodfield Wolstenholme Thomas, master of St. Luke's school, William street Wolstenholme Thomas, tripe dresser, 114 Bridge street Wood Mrs. Elizabeth, vict., Swan Inn, 101 Manchester street Wood Mr. John, Milton terrace. Green lane Wood Richard, Esq., J.P., cotton manufacturer, Vale mill and John street and High street mills ; h. Plumpton hall Woodroofe Nathan, vict., White Lion, York street Woodroofe Walter, butcher, 109 York street and Church street Woolner Edw., veterinary surgeon, Cowburns, Kingst.; h. Todmorden Woolner Thomas, railway carting agent, Cowburns, King street Working Men's Club, 48 Church street; William Pollitt, secretary 241 HEYWOOD, ETC. Worsley James Henry, surgeon, 14 Hornby street Worth John Thomas, solicitor, Market place; h. Moss bank, 3 Starkey street Wrigley William, butcher, 60 Church street Wright James, photographer, Church street Wright Miss Jane, milliner, 90 Bridge street Wright Timothy, tripe dealer, 119 Manchester street Yates Edwin, station master, 59 Russell street Yates John, carrier, 21 Manchester road, Hopwood Yates John, librarian, Co-operative Stores, Market street Yates Robert, beerhouse, Lord Nelson, 17 Dawson street CLASSIFICATION OF TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. Academies and Schools. Birch Miss Priscilla, Argyle buildings, Market street British School, Queen street (mixed), Benoni Pearson; Manchester road (mixed), Greenwood G-ibson Butler Miss A. M., Heywood High school, 91 and 93 Hall View terrace, William street Catholic (St. Joseph's), Dawson street (mixed and infants), Misses Mary Ann Barlow, Mary Acklin, and Mary Jane McCoy Free School (infants), Manchester st. ; Miss Maria Seholes New Jerusalem, Hornby street (mixed), Thomas Wild NATIONAL SCHOOLS : All Souls', Rochdale road (mixed), Miss Elizabeth Leach St. James', Tower street (mixed), Alfred Hulme; (infants) Miss E. Sleddon St. James', Heady hill (mixed), George Williams St. John's, Hopwood (boys), Shaw S. Sutcliffe; (girls) Miss S. A. Butterworth St. Luke's, William street (boys), Thos. Wolstenholme; (skirls) Miss Sarah A. Jackson; (infants) Miss Bertha Wolstenholme St. Michael's, Bamford (mixed), Thoa. John Tuke Wesleyan, Hill street (mixed), Charles King; (infants) Miss Emma Wash ington Weston Woodhouse Et., Hind Hill house Accountants. Heywood Joseph, 20 York street Popple Thomas, St. James' place, Tower street Taylor Joseph, 9 Market place Agents. (See also Insurance Agents.) Birch Johnson (house), 3 Bethel street Butterworth James (yarn), 46 Hardfield street Butterworth Thomas (land), 1 Farm street, Hopwood Chadwick William (house), 51 Market street 242 HEYWOOD, ETC. Cockshoot Moses (commission), Back York street Cropper Thomas (sewing machine), 48 Bury street Fairhrother Edgar, 33 William street Howarth Robert (houae, &c.), 65 Man chester road Johnson Benjamin (goods), Railway station Lee James (sewing machine), 57 York street Mitchell John (liberal registration) Hooley brow Pearson Henry (house), 3 Middleton road, Hopwood Pilkington Matthew (commission), 33 Church street Rigby Edward (Allan Line Royal Mail Steamers), 24 Market place Taylor Joseph (commisiou), 9 Market place Waddington Thomas, 18 High street Washiugton Joseph (cloth), 89 William street Woolner Thomas (carting), Railway station Architects & Surveyors. Cordall Edward, Agincourt street Mills James Edward, King street Speight George, 5 Church street Artist. Partington Harold, 2 Market place Auctioneers & Valuers. Chadwick William, 51 Market street Taylor Joseph, 9 Market place Baby Linen, &c.,Dealers. Crabtree Mrs. Alice (and Berlin wool), 11 Church street Hudson John, 2 York street Rigby Edward, 24 Market place Venn Emily J., 4 Church street Bakers. \ Aspinall John, 3 Peel lane Buttervvorth Robert, 10 Market place Entwistle Luke, 9 Hardfield street Holroyd Mrs. Sarah, 44 Church street Lord David, 38 Bridge street Nicholson Henry, 34 Market place Smith Arthur Thos., 82 Church street Stansfield Wm. (oatcake), 131 Starkey street Bankers. Manchester & Liverpool District Bank (draws on Smith, Payne, & Smiths, London), 4 Market street; John C. Sharp, manager Union Bank of Manchester, Limited (draws on Glvn, Mills, Currie & Co., London), 2 Church street; William Hamilton, manager Basket & Skip Makers. Derbyshire Thomas, 4 Garden street Pearson J. & S., Bradshaw street Bath Proprietors. Brierley Edward, 9 Market place Taylor James, Fir street Beerhouses. Albion Hotel, Mrs. Ann Fittou, Ashton st. Angel lun, Rd. Taylor, 6 Bridge street Bee Hive, Mrs. Rachel Pollitt, 10 Leigh street Boiler Makers' Arms, John Butterworth, 92 Bury street Bridge Inn, Geo. Aspinall, Bridge street Bridge Inn, John Scbofield, Hooley brow Church Inn, James Kenyon, 1 Market place Church Tavern, John Eckersley, 23 Wilton street Crown Inn, John Wareing, 33 Bury st. Dog and Partridge, Hy. Chatterley, 66 Bury street Dressers' Arms, Geo. Holt, 1 Dawson st. Engineers' Arms, Charles Chadwick, Aspinall street Friendship Inn, Jimmy Mills, 59 Man chester street Gardeners' Arms, Hy. Wolstencroft, Peel lane Gardeners' Arms, Ralph Gee, 12 Bridge fctreet Gardeners' Arms, Ann Fallows, Birch Gooden Inn, Wm. Peers, 104 Man chester street Grey Mare, Josiah Wolstenholme, 96 Bridge street Hare and Hounds, Amelia Partington, 24 Green lane, Hopwood Hark up to Towler, John Hindley, Bury New load Hopwood House, Edward Crabtree, 47 Manchester road Horse and Jockey, John Tetlow, 114 Bury street 248 HEYWOOD, ETC, Joiners' Arms, Thos. Livsey, 16 Hornby street Jolly Carter, Henry Berry, 36 Bridge st. Langton Arms, George Rylance, 61 Mi.ler street Lord Nelson, Rt. Yates, 17 Dawson st. Minders' Arms, James Livsey, 15 Vic toria street, Hopwood Mitre, Burgoine Barues, 1 Rochdale rd. New Market Tavern, Hugh Ashworth, Dawson street Our House, Jonathan Schofield, 79 Manchester street Park Inn, Frank Schofield, William st. Red Lion, John Slater, 6 Asbton street Robin Hood, Jas. Ormerod, 44 Bridge st. Royal Oak, Ralph Cookson, York street Seven Stars, Mrs. Ann Crook, 1 Tower street Spread Eagle, Samuel Hilton, 90 Man chester street Staff of Life, John Howarth, 28 Man chester street Tanners' Tavern, Hy. Pollitt, 23 Roch dale road White Hart, James Brierley, 1 Long ford street White Horse, Joseph Brierley, 4 Thomas street, Hopwood Woolpack, Jas. Brierley, 15 Birch st. Bill Poster. Lee Emmanuel, West street Blacksmiths. Aspinall George, 75 Bury street Aspinall Robert, 16 Bridge street Chadwick Andrew (nail and chain maker), 65 \yilliam street Cockerill Edward, Green Lane works Gerrard William, 44 Manchester street Greenhalgh Mrs. Mary, Mount street Haworth Aaron, Mount street Ramsbottom William, Townrow's yard, Rochdale road Summersgill John, Gregge Street works, Hopwood. (See Advt.) Sweetmore Jesse, Wood street Bobbin and Skewer Manufacturers. Greenwood Thomas, Longford street Norcross James, Brook street Boiler Makers. Clegg John & Co., Star works, Lord st. Hill Thomas & SOLS, Victoria works, Hall street Bolt and Screw Maker. Cunliffe John, 35 Gorton street Booksellers, Stationers and News Agents. (See also Printers and Stationers.) Dawson Charles, 124 Bridge street Hey wood Bookselling Co., 6 Market st. Heywood James, 33 York street Heywood John, 5 Market place Kent George Henry, 26 York street Mellalieu Robert, 48 Church street Rothwell Josepb, 20 Market place Warren James, 5 Bridge street White E. & Sons, 123 Manchester st. Whitham Joseph, 43 & 45 Manchester street Boot and Shoemakers. Alston Jabez, 25 Market street Butterworth John, 110 Manchester st. Butterworth William, 6 Church street Cropper Thomas, 48 Bury street Elliott Thomas, 40 Marlborough street, Hopwood Fletcher Abraham, North street Gartside John, 46 Bridge street Glazebrook Amos, 22 Bury New road Heaton Edward, 28 Market place Hammond Vincent, 11 Withington st., Hopwood Hardman Samuel, 113 Manchester st. Hart Michael, 62 York street Heywood Industrial Co-operative Society, Limited, Market street Howarth Mrs. Elizabeth, 61 Manchester street Maden John, 19 Middleton rd., Hopwood Mills Thomas, 63 Market street Ogden Joseph, 81 York street Schofield John, 147 York street Shaw Andrew, 22 Market place Shackleton John, 125 Manchester street Stott Robert, 15 York street Taylor Peter, 26 Bridge street Truesdale Thomas, 3 Hardfield street Whalley John, 8 Market street Wild Henry W., 130 Bridge street and 4 Hardfield street Williams Thomas, 31 Bridge street Brass Founders. (See also Iron and Brass Founders.) Bromilow John, William street Scott Thomas L., Church street and Aspinall street 244 HEYWOOD, ETC. Brewers. Pluznix Brewery Co., Limited, Green lane; S. Ashworth, sec. (See Advt.) Brickmakers. Ashworth Martin, 102 Starkey street Fletcher Elijah, Broadfield Marlor David, Mill bank Schofield William S., Broadfield Bricklayers & Builders. Briggs Walker, Bradshaw street Dewhurst John, 57 Hind Hill street Fletcher Walker, 11 Broadfield terrace Lowe George, 61 Hind Hill~street Rhodes Samuel, Agincourt street Schofield John, 55 William street Warburton Thomas, Peel terrace Ward John, Cobden street Brush Manufacturer, Howarth John, 13 Market place Butchers. (Marked * are Pork Butchers.) Alien Ellis, 86 Manchester street Ashworth John, 12 Manchester road Butterworth John, 15 Bridge street Diggle John, 8 Church street Edwards Henry, 38 Manchester street *Fitton Mrs. Maria, 52 Bridge street Gee Mrs. Mary, 112a Bridge street Gee Mrs. Sarah, 27 Market street Gorton John, York street Helliwell George, Bamford road Heyicood Industrial Co-operative So ciety, Limited, Market street Holt John, 28 King street Howard William, 118 Bridge street Howarth William, 67 Market street Ingham James, 106 Manchester street Leach Robert, 65 Church street Leak John, 6 Bridge st., Hooley bridge Lee Clement, 92 and 94 Bridge street Lee Edmund, 2 Withingtonst., Hopwood Lee Thomas, 32 Rochdale road *Mason John, 59 York street *Mason Mark, 6 Middleton rd.,Hopwood Massey David, 3 Waif on st., Hopwood *Metcnlf Mrs. Jane, 119 York street Mills John, 42 Church street Rhodes Mrs. Mary H., 135 York street Rylanoe George, Church street Spencer John, 93 Bridge street *Stafford William, 23 Market street and 72 Manchester street Tattersall Robert, 31 Bury street Tomlinson John, 43 Market street *WaringMrs. Ann, 2 Bridge street Whipp John, 69 Bury street Woodroofe Walter, 109 York street and Church street Wrigley William, 60 Church street Cabinet Makers. Baker John, 45 Bridge street Bates Thos. (upholsterer), Hind Hill st. Diggle John, Bamford road Fenton John, 64 Market street Gott Alfred, 110 Bridge sreet Heywood Thomas, 13 Prompnade st. Howarth James, 21 York street Kay S. & Son, 3 Rochdale road Oddie John, 30 Tower street Watson Johnson, 17 Middleton road, Hopwood Chemists and Druggists. Beckett William, 46 Manchester road Bentley John N., 30 Bridge street Bogle Robert, 53 and 55 Market street Mills William H., 1 Market street Nuttall Robert, 102 Bridge street Smith Charles, 77 and 79 York street Chemists (Manufacturing.) Fletcher John, Broadfield works Pollitt William, Horaby street Chimney Sweepers. Barnes John, 11 Manchester street Clarke Robert, 30 Bamford road China, Glass, & Earthen ware Dealers. Bailey William, 12 Benfield street Cook James, 34 Manchester road Fletcher Mrs. Hannah, 105 York street Griudrod James, 48 Bridge street Hardman James, 9 York street Marsh John, 115 Manchester street Mellor Joseph, Garden street Cloggers. Balls Bailey, 13 Ormrod street Butterworth John, 110 Manchester et. Collinge Robert, 49 Manchester street and Rochdale road 245 HEYWOOD, ETC, Collinge William, 50 Bury street Elliott Thomas, 50 Marlborough street, Hopwood Gartside John, 46 Bridge street Hardman Isaac, Thomas st., Hopwood Heywood Industrial Co-operative Society, Limited, Market street Heywood Miss Sarah E., 50 Church st. Mills Thomas, 63 Market street Maden John, 19 Middleton rd., Hopwood Ogden Joseph, 81 York street Pomfret George, 84 Bridge street Band John, 32 Market street Rattlebones Bt., 8 Bridge street, Hooley bridge Sandiford James, 63 Bury street Schofield John, 147 York street Taylor Pettr, 26 Bridge street Whitehurst "William, 107 Manchester street Wild Edward, 47 York street Wild Henry W., 130 Bridge* street and 4 Hardfield street Wolstenholme Joseph, 35 Withington street, Hopwood Clothes Dealers. Batterworth Charles, 10 Manchester st. Barnes John Henry, 37 Dawson street Davies William, li7 Manchester street Dixon William, 39 Bridge street Heap Mrs. Mary Ellen, 49 Dawson et. Hoyle Bichard, 25 Horuby street Shaw James Henry, 96 York street Coach and Cab Proprietors. Greenwood Robert, 16 Market street Taylor John, Hind Hill street Townrow Mrs. Mary, 129 York street Coach Builder. Berry James, Bridge street Coal Dealers. Ashton George, Vale street Ashworth Henry, Longford street Barrett Thomas, 16 HanlnVld street Cavanagh James, 4 & 6 York street Dutson William, 34 Hardfield street Horrocks Handel, Heady hill Howarth Nathaiiiel, 1 Daisy street Meadowcroft William, 43 Bridge street Ogden Levi, 18 Mount street Schofield Alfred, Green lane Warburton John, Hardfield street Whitehurst Thomas, 29 Bury street Whittam William, 9 Torrington street, Hopwood Whitworth Edward, 9 Smethurst street Coal Merchants and Agents. Ashworth Edmund, Railway station Bates and Smith, Railway station Bell William & Co., Railway station Chadwick Samuel, Railway station Chadwick Samuel, jun., Railway station Chadwick Thomas (agent), 8 Mount st. Clegg Samuel, Railway street Cross James, Railway street Fletcher Thomas & Sons, Railway station ; Thomas Syddall, agent Heywood Industrial Co-operative Society, Limited, Railway station; William Henry Duckworth, agent Heywood Samuel, Railway street Hollinrake Bros., Railway station Hollows & Wild, Railway street Kuowles Andrew & Sons, Limited, Rail way station ; James Millett, agent Livsey John, Railway station Lord James, Railway street Lord William, Railway street Openshaw Joseph (agent), Peel lane Ormerod Peter, Railway station Roberts Wm., JRailway station; Saml. H. Goddard, agent Robinson, Wolsteuholme & Co., 11 Rail way street Saxon xieury, Railway street Smith & Gregson, Railway station; Abraham Ta.ylor, agent Walsh Thomas, 19 Broadfield terrace Whitwell Wm., Railway street Confectioners. Ashworth John, 6 Manchester street Aspinall James Hy., 37 Bury street Aspinall Jonathan, 108 Manchester st. Aspii.all & Smith, 43 York street Blomley Thomas, 121 Rochdale road Booth John, 5 William Henry street Booth Mrs. Jane, 6 Hornby street Brierley Isaac, 100 Manchester street Brooks Mrs. Grace, 57 Bridge street Bntterworth Robert, 10 Market place Collinge Mrs. Ann, Wild street Eckersley Thomas, 1 Hampden street Fiolden Mrs. Elizabeth, 6 Manchester road Fitton Mrs. Betty, 17 Rochdale road 246 HEYWOOD, BTO. Gorst E. & A., 48 Gregge street, Hopwood Greaves George, 30 Market place Greenwood James, 52 Bury street Harrison Edmund, Stanley street Holt Edward, 76 Biidge street Inghani James, 37 Derby street Jones John, 14 Market place Leach Simon, 50 Manchester road Nichol Henry, 34 Market place Taylor Miss Emma, Bury street WolstencrorVMiss Sarah, 58 Market st. Cop Tube Manu facturers. O'Neill & Livsey, Isherwood st., Hopwood Coopers. Davies John, 27 Bridge steeet Taylor John, King street Corn Millers. Battersby Richard, York street Howarth Samuel & Sons, St. James' st. Cotton Doublers. Park Street Cotton Spinning Co., Limi ted ; John Fell, manager Petty & Stott, Mills street Cotton Manufacturers. Barker Wm. & David, Paved Brow mill Brocklehurst William & Co., Hooley Brow mill Crossley John & Co., Lane End and Fold mills Gleave John & Co., Princess mill, Hopwood Petty & Stott, Mills street Moses H. E. & M., Fountain mill Tattersall James, Son, & Co. (fancy goods, towels, ti'C.), Twin mills, Hopwood ; warehouse, 3 Marsden street, Manchester Wood Richard, Vale & John st. mills Cotton Spinners. (Marked * are also Manufacturers.) Albert New Mill Co., Limited, Green lane ; John Howoith, manager *Berry G. H. & Co., William street and Bowling Green mills Buckley Benjamin, Woodfield mill Castlc.ton Cotton Spinning & Manufac turing Co., Limited, Globe mills, Green lane ; B. Clarkson, manager Cheetham 0. & S., Miller's Brook mill *Coupe John & Co., Rose Hill mill *Derby Mill Cotton Spinning & Manu facturing Co., Limited, William Henry street; Wm. Todd, managing director Diggle, Hojle, & Wood, Railway street Diggle Bros., Broadfield mill Fold Mill Spinning Co., Limited, Market street Gooden Mills Spinning Co., Limited ; James Taylor, manager Grindrod & Co., Limited, John St. mill *Hargreaves John & Son, Hey mill * Hartley Wm. & Sons, Roe Acre mills Harwood Thomas, Broadfield mill Heywood Spinning Co., Limited, Per severance mill, Green lane; John Kershaw, manager Hodgkinson Geo. N., Hope mill, Hopwood Isherwood Thomas, Foundry Street mill Jones, Son, & Faulkner, Schofield street and Albert mills Kay Richard & Bror., Peel Street mills Lund John & Sons, Paved Brow mill Mason Edward & Co., Lane End m?ll Mayall Samuel, Gooden Lane mill Mellor J. & J. J., Brook mill, Bridge st. *Norris Bros., Well Meadow mill Park Street Cotton Spinning Co., Limi ted ; John Fell, manager Pearson William, Albion mill, Hopwood * Roach Mill Spinning & Manufactur ing Co., Limited, Peel lane; F. B. Jameson, manager Schofield J. & E., High Street mill, Hopwood Royds Samuel, South Street mill * Smith David, Spring mills Smith James (maker of grandrelle yarns), Phoenix mill, John street Smith Samuel, Eagle mill, Rochdale rd. Tattersall James & Sons, Victoria and Gregge Street mills, Hopwood Tattersall R. J. & E., Bridge mill Wild & Co., Moss mill, Bamford road Wham Mill Spinning Co., Limited, Stanley street; Wm. Ashworth, secy. Wham Bar Spinning Co., Limited; George Ashton, manager Cotton Waste Dealers. Barlow James, 122 Manchester street Bill John, Broadfield Bell Richard (and bleacher), Derby st. and Longfield mill Belshaw James, Back York street HEYWOOD, ETC, Chadwick John, 4 Well street Clegg John Thos., Rochdale road Crabtree Edward, Hooley brow Crabtree Edwin, Aspinall street Crabtree Thomas, Bamford road Dawsoii John Thomas, Fir street Dearden John, Rochdale road Eastwood Abraham, 31 York street Fenton Thomas & Co.,45 Church st. Hardman Adam, Fir street Hargreaves Samuel, Aspinall street Holt Thomas, Roe Acre mill Isherwood Thomas, Ormrod street Meadowcroft R. & Co., Bradshaw street Partiugton John, Mount street Partington Samuel, Rock street Rhodes James, Dawson street Spencer James, New York mill Taylor Hugh, Back York street Taylor James, Fir street Turner John, 59 Church street Turner Thomas, Back York street Wolstenholme Robert, Chapel street Creel Peg Maker. Rushton Shepherd, 13 Collinge street Curriers and Leather Dealers. Glazebrook David, 17 York street Hulme John, 42 York street Dentists. Holt James, 103 Manchester street Partington John, 121 York street Stopford James, 79 Bridge street Drapers. Ambler William & Co., 52 & 54 Market street Andrews Matthew, 94 Manchester st. Ashworth Joseph, 60 Bury street Ashby Thomas, 88 Bridge street Barlow Mrs. Sarah, 61 York street Barnes John Henry, 51 Dawson street Brierley Miss Judith, 53 William street Chadwick James, 87 York street Coffey Mrs. Rachel, 139 York street Crawshaw Richard, 10 Horuby street Dewsbury Mrs. Elizabeth, 5 Market st. Diggle John, 36 Market place Dutson Frank, 98 Manchester street Eckersley Eli, 41 Market street Foulds & Hardman, 42 Manchester rd. Gorst E. & A., 48 Gregge st., Hopwood Greeuhalgh Mrs. Mary, 21 Rochdale rd. Heywood Industrial Co-operative Society, Limited, Market street 247 Hindle Miss Nancy, 28 Rochdale road Howarth & Ashton, 6a Manchester rd. Jackson Samuel, 7 Rochdale road Kay William, 106 Bridge street Kay Miss Ellen, 37 Bridge street Kershaw Charles, 45 Market street Kershaw John, 36 Market street Livsey Ann & Esther, 10 Manchester road Mason & Maden, 25 Market place and 7 Bridge street Merdith Frederick, 9 Market street Mulineaux Miss Margaret, 23 Bury st. Ogden Mrs. Ann, 29 York street Parr Hugh, 59 Market street Parker William, 2 Middleton road, Hopwood Ratledge John, 20 Walton st., Hopwood Rigby William, 13 Bridge street Rigby Edward, 24 Market place Schollick Anthony, 53 York street Shore John, 1 Manchester street Slack & Co., 27 Market place' Taylor James Robert, 15 Fox street Drysalters. Andrews William H., Rochdale road Clegg James, 8 Manchester road Dyers. Barlow Thomas (agent), 8 Bridge st. Howarth William (and bleacher), Globe works, Heady hill McFarlane William, Miller's brook Smith James (and maker of grandrelle yarns), Phoenix mill, John street Whittaker John, 48 & 50 Market street Eating House Keepers. Ashworth William, 118 Manchester st. Fielding Mrs. Elizabeth, 6 Manchester road Fitton Mrs. Maria, 52 Bridge street Heywood Coffee Rooms, 8 Market place ; Richard Pass, manager Engineers & Millwrights Cookerill Edward, Green lane, Hopwood Hill Thomas, Victoria works, Hill street Mills James, Moss foundry Scott Thomas L., Church street acd Aspinall street Summersgill John (machinist), Gregge Street works, Hopwood. (See Advt.) Whittaker J. & G., Perseverance works, Bank street 248 HEYWOOD, ETC. Farmers. Aspinall John, Hopwood Bairstow Abraham, Ht ap Battersby Eichard, Peel lane Booth Thomas, Hopwood Booth William, Idopwood Collinge Robert, Hopwood Dearden Thomas, Hopwood Fitton Edmund, Gooden farm, Hopwood Fitton Robert, Hopwood Gerrard John, Heap fold Hall Samuel, Wicken bank, Hopwood Holt Wiliiam, Hares hill, Pilsworth Holden John, Green lane, Hopwood Howarth Edward, Hopwood Hoyle Samuel, Heap Hoyle William, Heap Kay John, Hopwood Kay Thomas, Hopwood Maden John, Hopwood Morris Thomas, Yew tree, Hopwood Nuttall George, Hopwood Parkiogton Thomas, Hopwood Partington Richard, Higher Broadfield Pinder Joseph, Bainford hall Renshaw James, Hooley brow Riley Thomas, Hopwood Rose Edward, Heap Rothwell John, Heap Schofield Thomas, Heap Schofield William, Green lane Schofield William S., Broadfield Shepherd John, Hopwood Slinger Richard, Hopwood Taylor Israel, White gate Trickett Henry, Hopwood Whittaker John, Hopwood Whitworth Thomas, Dumfries Wild James, Hopwood Fellmongers Duerr Frank (chamois leather dresser), Rochdale road Litton Silvester & Co., Bradsbaw street File Manufacturers. Heywood Robert, Wild street McCraith John, York street Filter Maker. Heywood Samuel, Cromwell street Fishmongers. Barker Robert, 56 Church street Hotine John (and game dealer), 20 Market street McNally Thos., Torrington st., Hopwood Fruiterers and Green grocers. Arnett David, York street Barker Robert, 56 Church street Bancroft John, 53 Tower street Blake David, 39 Manchester road Collinge James, 28 HardfieM street Crossley Alfred, 96 Manchester street Duckworth William, 17 Ormrod street Eatough Alfred, 56 Bury street Harrisou Samuel, 101 York street Holt Mrs. Alice, 121 Manchester street Holt John, 71 York street Jeffiies Edward, 60 York street Jones John, 14 Market place Leigh John, 40 Market street McNally Thomas, Torrington street, Hopwood Ogden James, 6 John street Owen Ewen, 41 Bridge street Owen William, 60 Tower street Quick Mrs. Mary, 124 Manchester street Ryan Peter, Union street, Heady hill Rowbotham James, 40 Manchester st. Sharpies John, Peel lane Simcock Henry, 18 Hardfield street Simpson Mrs. Ann, 81 Hardfield street Smith John, 61 Bridge street Spencer James, 128 Bridge street Turner Richard, 73 Bury street Ward Napoleon, 10 Bridge street Walbh John, 2 Thomas street, Hopwood Whittaker Jonathan, 32 Bamford road Wolstenholme Henry, 65 Marker, street Wolstenholme James, 141 York street Furniture Brokers. Baker John, 45 Bridge street Davis William, 117 Manchester street Dearden Samuel, 9 Albert street Feuton John, 64 Market street Fenton Samuel, 11 York street Gott Alfred, 110 Bridge street Kay Samuel & Son, 3 Rochdale road Nicholson Madeu, 50 Bridge street Ogden Abraham, Chavlestown Pollitt Wil iam, 83 York street Tium-r Jam< s, 20 Rochdale road Watson Johnson, 17 Middleton road, Hopwood Gardener. Leach Samuel (florist and seedsman), Orchard cottage, Hooley bridge 249 HBSYWOOt>, BTO. Ginger Beer Manu facturers. Hobson Joseph, 19 Bnry street Noble William, Back Rochdale road Weaver Robert, 45 Bridge street Grocers & Tea Dealers. (See also shopkeepers.) Armitage William, 157 York street Ashworth George, King street, Hooley bridge Ashworth Joseph, 62 Bury street Ashworth Mrs. Mary, 56 Bridge street Ashton George, 25 Aspinatl street Aspiuall & Dawson, Bury street Aspinall & Broadbeut, 151 York street Barlow Jacob, 112 Manchester street Bell George, 32 Withington street, Hopwood Buckley John, 66 Church street Bntterworth James, 98 Bridge street Butterworth John, 99 Manchester road Chew William, 135 York street Clegg Mrs. Elizabeth, 57 Market street Clegg John Thomas, 137 York street Collinge Robert, 71 Langton street Crapon, Brine & Co , 21 Market street Dawson Joshua (tea), 97 Brunswick at. Diggle Joseph, 121 Railway street Diggle Mrs. Mary, 86 Bridge street Elton Henry (Exors. of], 27 Market place Fairbrother Henry, 33 William street Fearnley Alfred, 11 Market street and 7 Rochdale road Fielden Mrs. Elizabeth, 6 Manchester road Greaves Tom, 24 Manchester street Hall John Thomas, 98 Pilsworth road Ueyieood Industrial Co-operative Society, Limited, Market street Kershaw Edward, Green lane Lawtou James, 76 and 78 Church street and 52 Manchester road Lawton James. 19 York street Leach Robert, 127 Rochdale road Lee R >bert, 63 Hill street. Lever J.imes, 44 & 46 Market street Livsey Joseph, 104 Bridge street London & Counties Tea Co., 29 Market place Loid David, 38 Bridge street Lord Grace, 63 Bamtbrd road McCowan Daniel, 54 Cnurch street McCraith Mrs. Esther, 63 York street Matthews Miss Grace, 21 Bamford road Mayall James, 64 Bridge street Meadowcroft James, 133 Starkey street Midgley Amos, 83 York street Rhodes John, 49 Market street Schofield Joseph, 94 York street Seddon John, 28 Bridge street Smith Adam, 112 Bridge street Smith Arthur Thomas, 82 Church st. Stott William, 2 and 4 Benfield street Townrow Mrs. Mary, 129 York street Hairdressers. Ashton William, 93 Manchester street Brierley Edward, 9 Market place Farrow John Thomas, 7 Church street Hall James G., 24 York street Hilton Thornas, 54 Bridge street Horrocks George, 4 Market place Lord Thomas, 32 Manchester street Nelicker Carl, 40 Manchester road Pollitt George, 18 Bridge street Hatters. Boothroyd Walker, 29 Market street Heyworth Frank, 78 Church street Taylor Thomas, 15 Market place Hay and Straw Dealers. Leigh John, 40 Market street Ogden James, John street Herbalists. Ashton Samuel, 122 Bridge street Priestley John, 4 Manchester road Townend Robert, 30 Bury street Hotels, Inns, & Taverns. Bay Horse, Rt. Smith, 39 Torrington street, Hopwood Bird i'th' Hand, John Jackson, Rochdale Old road Black Bull, James Brown, 1 Rochdale rd. Britannia, Edmund Hartley, 100 Bridge street Brown Cow and Park Hotel, Clement Taylor, 104 Hooley brow Brurswick Hotel, John Heywood, 17 Bridge street Commercial, Jap. Ireland, 29 Bridge st. Cotton Tree, Mark Smith, 2 Schofield st. Dog and Partridge, Edward Cockerill, Rochdal' road Duke of Wellington, Joseph Mttcalf, 2 and 4 Manchester street Freemasons' Arms, Robert A. Bridge, 17 Market pla.ce.—(See Advt.) S 250 HEYWOOD, ETC. Grapes, Thomas Johnson, Peel lane Heywood Arms, Mrs. Sarah Anderson, George street King's Arms, John Davies, 11 Market pi. Lamb Inn, Marquis Bolton, York street Navigation Inn, Mrs. S. Fitton, 135 Manchester street Oddfellows' Arms, James Entwistle, Peel lane Plough and Horses, Saml. Lord, Mariand Queen Anne, Edwin Griffiths, 36 Market place Kailway Inn, Mrs. Martha Sunderland, 2 Manchester road Royal George, Saml. Hoyle, Heady hill Ship Inn, Mrs. Sarah Barlow, 67 Yorkst. Star Inn, Mrs. Ellen Schofield, 2 Mar ket street Star and Garter, Rd. Tattersall, Moss st. Starkey Arms, Johnson Standring, 20 Manchester road Stonemasons' Arms, Mrs. Mary Howe, 70 Bury street Summit Inn, Bei jamin Rhodes, Bury New road Swan, Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, Man chester street Talbot, Mrs. B. Summersall, 72 Bridge street Victoria Hotel, Win. Hartley, 3 Church street White Lion, Nathan Woodroofe, York st. Wilton Arms Hotel, Thomas Ellerbeck, 116 Piisworth road London & Lancashire—M. Pilkington, 33 Church street Manchester (Fire}— S. J. Scholfield & Son, 23 York street Mutual (Fire)-S. J. Scholfield, & Son, 23 York street National Weekly (Life)—Edgar Fairbrother, 33 William street North- Western—Edwin Crabtree, Aspinall street; Thos. Popple, St. James* place Pearl (Life)—Reuben Kershaw, 29 Hornby street Prudential—Mrs. Anne Lever, 48 Market street; Charles Dodgson, 119 Railway street; C. Dronet, Stanley st. ; William A. Reegan, 15 Hampden street; Jas. Wallwork, 74 Hill street Rcfuae Friendly Society—Thos. Bar low, 2 Magdala street, Hopwood Royal (Fire)— S. J. Scholfield & Son, 23 York st.; Thos. Popple, St. James' place Scottish Widows—Edwin Crabtree, Aspinall street Staffordshire (Fm>) Thos. Barlow, 8 Bridge street Standard (Fire)—S. J. Scholfield & Son, 23 York street Star (Fire)—John Shore, 1 Manchester street United Kingdom Temperance and Gen~ eral—$. J. Scholfield & Son, 23 York st.; J. F. Brocklehurst, Manchesterrd. Insurance Offices and Iron & Brass Founders. Agents. Mills F. &. D., Star Iron works, Back Accident—S. J. Scholfield & Son, 23 York street British Empire (Life)—Thos. Barlow, 8 Bridge street Cotton Waste Dealers Mutual (Fire)— Argyle buildings, Market street; Wm. Booth, secretary Guardian—Wm. Banks, 19 Ma'ket st. Lancashire (Fire)—S. J. Scholfield & Son, York street; James Cropper, 55 Hind Hill street; William H. Mills, Market place Liverpool & London & Globe— S. J. Scholfield & Son, 23 York street; Geo. Williams, 7 Mill Bank terrace (See Advt.) Liverpool Legal Friendly Society— Robert Parkin, 18 Dawsou street London and County Plate Glass—Geo. Williams, 7 Mill Bank terrace (See Advt.) York street Mills James, Moss foundry Mills Johnson & George, Dawson street Smith Wm. & Bros., Sun Iron works Iron&Tinplate Workers Birch Johnson, 3 Bethel street Fowles Joseph, 15 Hornby street Grindrod John, 33 Brunswick street Hamer James, 23 & 25 Bridge street Kershaw John, 36 & 38 Market street Porter Robert (Executrix of late), 16 Manchester road Whitehead George, Bury street V/ilson John Thomas, 62 and 64 Church street Ironmongers. Barlow Robert, 143 York street Fenton Samuel, 11 York street 251 HEYWOOD, ETC. Powles Joseph, 15 Hornby street Froggatt Richard, 62 Market street Gerrard William, 53 Manchester street Kershaw John, 36 and 38 Market street Manock Edmund. 22 Bridge street Porter Kobert (Executrix of late), 16 Manchester road Wilson John Thomas, 62 and 64 Church street Joiners and Builders. Barker John, 45 Bridge street Blakeley & Bell, Torrington street, Hopwood Chadwick & Jacques, Pine street Cordall Edward, Agincourt streetDawson James, Hornby street Diggle Bros., Bamford road Digde Joseph, Railway street Fletcher James, 83 Bridge street Greenh»lgh John R., Gooden street, Hopwood Gardner Henry, Broadfield Gott Alfred, 1JO Bridge street Greenhalgh <fe Chiswell, IJount street Hodgson Frederick, Seymour street Horrocks George, 16 William street Oldridge Edward, Hind Hill street Kay John, 19 and 21 Wilton street Kay Samuel & Son, 3 Rochdale road Parker Thomas W., 85 Wilton street Polliit William, 85 York street Pownall Ralph, Starkey street Tajlor James, Clay Bank street Lath Render. Lord Edward, Manchester street Machine Brokers. Barlow James, 122 Manchester road Chadwick John, 4 Well street Cbadwick Walter, Brierley street Cockshoot Moses. Back York street Hardman Alfred, Back York street Hardman Robert, Agincourt street Mills Benjamin, Back York street Pilkington Matthew, 33 Church street Bchofield Jonathan, 79 Manchester st. Marine Store Dealers. Fletcher Mrs. Hannah, 105 York street Grindrod James, 48 Bridge street Marsh John, 115 Manchester street Milliners and Dress makers. Acton Mrs. Mary Ann, 98 York street Buckley The Misses, Church street Chadwick Miss Dinah, 104 York street Dutson Frank, 98 Manchester street Dewsbury Mrs. Elizabeth, 5 Market st. Foulds & Hardman, 42 Manchester rd. Haw Mrs. Mary, 4 York street Hill Miss Betsy, 22 King street Hobson Mrs. Maria, 35 Starkey street Howarth & Ashton, 6a Manchester road Kent Mrs. Alice, 44 Stanley street Leach Mrs. Ellen, 14 Benfield street Lever Mrs. Anne, 48 Market street Livsey Ann & Esther, 10 Manchester rd. Oakes Mrs. Frances, 7 Railway street Partington Miss Harriet, 53 Hind Hill street Rothwell Miss Alice, 103 Brunswick st. Sfhofield Miss Elizabeth, 11 Starkey st. Schnfield Mrs. Mary, 44 Hardfield st. Sherratt Amy Louisa, 4 Bury New rd. Stott Jane, Hill street, Hopwood Sutcliffe Henry, 18 Market place Wright Miss Jane, 90 Bridge street Music Professors. Crossley Benjamin Chadwick, Tower st. Heywood Edward W. (and music seller), 7 Market place Horrocks Mrs. Mary, 37 Starkey street Lockhead Miss Jennett, 65 Starkey st. Slater John, 6 Ashton street Nail Makers. Chadwick Andrew, 65 William street Marsh James, Heady hill Newspapers. Heywood Advertiser (Friday), 48 Church street; Wm. A. Scott, publisher Heywood Standard (Friday), 20 Mar ketplace ; Tetlow&Stubbs, publishers Oil & Tallow Refiner. Todd William, jun. (and wheel grease manufacturer), Heady Hill mill Painters &Paperhangers Baron James, 29 Bank street Chadwick Edward, Wilton street Chadwick Charles, 7 Dawson street Chadwick Robert, 74 Tower street Darlington Thomas, 30 King street Gorton James, 67 Church street Heywood Mark, 10 Church street Partington Aaron, 40 William street Schofield Jonathan, 7 Rochdale road Stott William, 2 and 4 Benfield street 252 HEYWOOD, ETC. Taylor Robert, 102 York street Warburton William, 86 York street Whatmough Thomas, 63 Manchester rd. Paper Merchants. Andrews William Hy., Rochdale road Barlow Thomas, 8 Bridge street Marlor David, Hornby street Pawnbrokers. Askew Timothy, 78 & 80 Bridge street Morris James, 120 Bridge street Meadowcroft John, 91 York street Shepherd Robert, 28 Market street Smith Mrs. Mary, 60 & 62 Bridge st. Stott Robert, 2 Brierley street Whittaker D. & E M 50 Schofitld street Photographers. Bardsley Samuel, 125 York street Bowser Mrs. Martha, 40 Tower street Wright James, Church street Plumbers and Glaziers. Fowles Joseph, 15 Hornby street Kershaw John, 36 & 38 Market street Porter Robert (Executrix of late), 16 Manchester road Rhodes John, 81 Bridge street Robinson Brice G. D., 65 York street Wliitehead George, Bury street Wilson John Thomas, 62 & 64 Church street Power Loom Makers. Mills F. & D., Star Iron works, Back York street Smith William & Bros., Snn Iron works Printers and Stationers. Andrews William Henry, Rochdale road Heywood John, 5 Market place Kent George Henry (and picture dealer), 26 York street Simmons Henry, 41 Chnrch street Tetlow & Stubb's, 20 Market place Railway Waggon Builders. Lancashire & Yorkshire Railwnii Co., Limited, Green lane; Thos. Taylor, secretary Reed Rib Maker. Firth Sutcliffe, 90 Hill street Reed Maker. Crossley Thos. (and heald), Promenade street Rope, Twine and Cotton Band Manufacturers. Atkinson James & John, Captain fold Gorton Richard, Aspinall street Healey Brothers. Wesley street Heywood William, 115 Rochdale road Saddlers. Higson John Richard, 16 Market place Johnson George, 63 Manchester street Shopkeepers. Allison Ralph, 103 Hooley brow Andrew Samuel, 47 Queen street Armstrong Mrs. Hannah, 70 Peel lane Ashton Mrs. Alice, Peel lane Ashworth Mrs. Ellen, 24 Bridge street Ashworth Jane, 26 Walton street, Hopwood Ashworth John, 34 Tower street Bakewell Edward, 13 Rochda'e road Barlow Thomas, 89 York street Btlshaw Miss Ma'tha, 58 Tower street Booth James, 17 Bury street Booth Robinson, 41 Rochdale road Briggs Charles, 33 Torrington street, Hopwood Cavanagh John, 95 Manchester street Chadwick James, 39 York street Chid wick Mrs. Sarah, 103 York street Crank Mrs. Mary Ann, Foundry street Cionshaw James. Heady hill Crossley Win., 12 Glegge street, Hopwood Curtis Mrs. Mary Ann, 29 Manchester street Dearden Benjamin, 6 Lower Todd st. Dutson John, Middletcn road, Hopwood E:istwood Mrs. Alice, 107 York street Eckersley Thomas, 1 Hampden street Elmes Mrs. Alice, 29 Back Rochdale rd. Fitton John, 9 Cobden street Fox James, 1 Gorton street Gerrard Miss Ellen, 19 St. James' st. Godilaid Sannifl H., Tower street Gieenhalgh Mrs. Mary, 79 Miller street GritidroJ George, 74 Biid^e street H-ill Ann & fcl.en, 15 Manchester road Hanison Edmund, Stanley street Harribon John, 61 Withington street, Hopwood Hartington Joseph, 62 Rochdale road 253 HE7WOOD, ETC. Harwood Mrs. Ann, 71 Bridge street Hirst Mrs. Ann, 2 Walton st, Hopwood Hobson George Robert, 9 Peel street Holdeu Emmanuel, 14 Manchester rd. Holroyd Mis. Sarah, 44 Clmrch street Howarth Edward, 44 Bury street Howarth James William, 31 Brunswick street Howarth John, 55 York street Howarth John, 80 Tower street Howarth Thomas, 61 Hill st., Hopwood Howarth William, Bury New road Howarth William, King street, Hooley bridge Jackson Mrs. Grace, 93 York street Jackson James, 25 Bury street Kay John, 19 Wilton street Kershaw Mrs. Caroline, 35 Ormrod st. Leach J.iuies, 118 Hooley brow Leach John, 57 Church street Lee Joseph, 110 Hooley brow Livsey John, 37 Hill street Livsey Richard. Uuion st., Heady hill Livsey Robert, 28 Gooden st., Hopwood Livsey William, 79 Hind Hill street Lord Mrs. M., 1 Withiugton st., Hopwood Meadowcroft Joseph, 69 Brunswick st. Mills William, Tower street Moore Joseph, Hind Hill street Ogden Levi, 18 Mount street Owen Humphrey, 58 Church street Particgton Mrs. Mary, 19 Horuby st. Partiijgton Moses G., 69 Manchester st. Pearson Henry, 24 Leopold street, Hopwood Pickup George, 48 Schofield street Rhodes Miss Alice, Union street, Heady hill Rhodes Edmund, 2 Bury New road Rouudeil John, 8 Wilton street Bchofield Mrs. Emma, 19 Rochdale rd. Schofield Edward, 5 Rochdale road Schofield James, 57a Manchester street Scholes Richard, 14 Hardfield street Shackleton John, 125 Manchester street Sharp Frederick, 7 Victoria st., Hopwood Smith Benjamin, 13 Torrington street, Hopwood Smith Isaac, 24 King street Spencer Mrs. Mary, 1 Bridge street Stott Mrs. Ann, 117 York street Stott George, Peel lane Stringer Robert, 47 Manchester street Taylor Joseph, 51 Manchester street Tetlow Mrs. Mary, 43 Bury street Thomas Miss Sarah A., 14 St. James* st. Townrow Mrs. Mary, 129 York street Turner Joseph, 40 Bamford road Wall Mark, 28 Miller street Wild Mrs. Ann, 43 Bridge street Wild John, 62 Schofield street Wild John, 14 Hooley brow Wilding James, 6 Bank street Wolstenholmo Henry, 65 Market street Shuttle Maker. Booth John, Broadfield Slaters & Plasterers. Partington Aaron, 40 William street Ratledge Richard, Wilton street Schofield James, 57a Manchester street Whatinough Thomas, 63 Manchester rd. Smallware Dealers. Ainswoith Joseph, 63 Bridge street Ashby Thomas, 83 Bridge street Blake David, 70 Bridge street Emraett James, 31 Cobden street Jeffries Edward, 6i) York street Kay Miss Ellen, 37 Bridge street Smith John, 70 Church htreet Wolstenholme James, 101 Bury street Solicitors. Banks William, 19 Market place Grundy T. A. & J. & Co., Fox street, and Bury Orton Samuel A., Market place Westou, Grover & Lees, 32 Market place, and Manchester Worth John Thomas, Market place Stonemasons & Builders. Chadwick John (monumental), Chamber house, Rochdale road Diggle Bros., Pine street Murphy William (monumental), 68 Miller street Wharton Joseph, William street Surgejeons. Chadwick Alfred, M.D., Moss house, Bamford road Jameson George Herbert, M.D., 36 Manchester road Jameson William, 123 York street Lennon Thomas D., 87 Manchester rd. Pickford James W., Woodlands, 66 Manchester road Torrop James S., M.D., 23 York street Whiskeu Henry, 1 Moss street Worsley James Henry, L.R.C.P., 14 Hornby street 254 HEYWOOD, ETC. Tailors and Drapers. Veterinary Surgeons. Andrews Matthew, 95 Manchester st. Brown Mark, 31 Market street Cook James, 23 Hoinby street Feeny John, 126 Bridge street Greenhalgh Handel, 68 Bury street Greenhalgh Edwin, 21 Market place Hennesy Thomas, 42 Lnngton street Heywood Industrial Co-operative Society, Limited, Market street Heyworth Frank, 78 Church street Kay John, Bank house, York street McWhinnie John, 153 York street Matthew Samutl, 57 Manchester st. Richardson James, 111 York street Simons George, 3 Bridge street Tattersfield Eilis, 104 Bridge street Taylor James, 12 Market place Whiteheai Rd. Hiram, 60 Market st. "Wolstenholme Joseph, 7 Market street Rothwell & Ingham, Manchester street Woolner Edward, King street Tenter Hook Makers. Chadwick Andrew, 65 William street Chadwick Robert, 37 & 39 Gorton st. Tobacconists. Brierley Edward, 9 Market place Burlingham William, 17 Bridge street, Hooley bridge Clepg Thomas, 82 Manchester street Fell Thomas, 92 Manchester street Ingham John, 45 York street Ratcliffe Clegg, 33 Market street Walker William, 22 Market street Whittaker Henry, 11 Bridge street Wbitworth Adam, 52 Church street Toy Dealers. Astley Lot, 58 Bridge street Ash worth Mrs. Ellen, 24 Bridge street Cavauagh John, 95 Manchester street Tripe Dressers. Buckley Robert, 72 Church street Crossley Edward, 90 Bridge street Dawsori Joshua, 108 Bridge street Evans Robert, 116 Hooley brow Gilbody William, 45 Manchester road Howard James, 113 York street Marsh Robert, 4 Bridge street Wolsteuholme James, 46 Church street Wolstenholme Thomas, 114 Bridge st. Wright Timothy, 119 Manchester street Umbrella Makers. Butterworth John, 13 York street Crabtree Edwin, 9 Church street Watch & Clock Makers. Bell Henry, 61 Market street Fitton Joseph, 37 and 39 Market street Mowe Henry, 32 Bridge street Smith Thomas, 71 Manchester street WheelwrightsGreenhalgh Mrs. Mary, Mount street Jackson Rd. K., Wood street Marsden John James, Bradsh'aw street Wine and Spirit Mer chants. .Bridge Robert A., 17 Market place (See Advt.) Crabtree James, 18 Market street Rhodes James, 56 Market street Wire Worker. Rushton James, 10 and 12 Collinge st. Wood Turners. Woollen Manufacturers. Oram Thos. & Sons, Simpson Clough mills Porritt Samuel & Sons, Bamford mills Yeast Dealers. Alien Josiah, 141 Manchester road Brierley James, 34 Bury street Ingham James, 21 Cromwell street Stott John E., 35 Ormrod street Stott Robert, 16 Benfu-ld street Turner James, 20 Rochdale road Carriers. Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Co., Railway street; Thomas Woollier, carting agent Rochdale Canal Co., Manchester road; James Hand, agent OMNIBUSES run several times a day from the Queen. Anne to Rochdale and to Bury There are also Carriers by road daily to Manchester and to Rochdale RAMSBOTTOM. 255 RAMSBOTTOM. RAMSBOTTOM is a manufacturing town, situatued mostly in the township of Tottington Lower End, parish of Bury, Hundred of Salford, diocese of Manchester, and in the electoral division of South East Lancashire. It is a station on the East Lancashire section of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, 4 miles N. from Bury, 13£ N. from Manchester, 8 from Bacup, 8 from Accrington and 7 by road from Bolton. Seated on the river Irwell, it has a plentiful supply of water, which, with the establishment of railway communication, has contributed largely to the advancement of the place in commercial importance. Cotton spinning and manufacturing is carried on here very extensively ; there are also calico printing and bleaching works, woollen mills, paper mills, iron and brass foundries, &c. The Messrs. Ashton first introduced the cotton trade into the neighbourhood at the commencement of the present century, and Sir Robert Peel, the first baronet, established the business of calico printing here, and his extensive works were for many years carried on by his successors, the eminent firm of William Grant and Brothers. The premises once occupied by Mr. Yates, of the firm of Peel, Yates and Co., were con verted into the commodious Inn, now called Grant's Arms, by William Grant, Esq., who was a munificent patron of the place, and whose large print works are now used for bleaching and finishing purposes. The town is governed by a Local Board, formed in 1864. It consists of 12 members, whose meetings are held in the board room, Garden Street. Lawrence Stead, Esq., is chairman of the board, and Mr. William H. Belshaw, clerk. The streets are lighted by 120 public lamps. The Gasworks are situated at Stubbins, and were established in 1854. They consist of four holders, with a capacity of 520,000 cubic feet of gas, which is sold to consumers at 3s. lid. up to 4s. 6d. per 1000 cubic feet, according to the quantity consumed. The capital was £46,500, raised in shares of £10 each. Mr. Christopher West is manager, and Mr. Francis Barrett, secretary. The inhabitants are supplied with water from the works at Bury. The Cemetery situate at Hazlehurst, was opened for interment in 1875. It contains eight acres purchased for about £1,600, and there is a division each for the Church of England people, the Nonconformists and the Catholics. As yet, there are no mortuary chapels, and the burial service is conducted in the Registrar's house. St. Paul's Church is an elegant stone building in the Early English style of architecture, erected in 1850 from a design by Mr. I. Holden, at a cost of £3,500, the site and £1,387 towards its erection being given by the Messrs. Ashton. The church was enlarged in 1866 at a cost of about £1,000. It contains 783 sittings of which 426 are free. The benefice is a vicarage of the annual value of £300, in the patron age of the Crown, and the Bishop of Manchester alternately, and held 256 RAMSBOTTOM. by the Rev. William Henry Corbould (surrogate). The population of the parish in 1871 was 4,204. The schools attached to this church were much enlarged in 1868, and will accommodate 700 children. St. Andrew's Church is a handsome Gothic edifice, with a tower sur mounted by pinnacles, and the interior is beautifully decorated. It was built as a Presbyterian place of worship by William Grant, Esq., in 1832-4, but was transferred to the Church of England, and consecrated in 1875. It contains 350 sittings, all of which are free. The living is a perpetual curacy of the annual value of £200, in the patronage of Mrs. Isabella Lawson, and held by the Rev. Henry William Jones. Population of the parish in 1871, 1,000 souls. Service is held in Nuttall School, on Sundays, conducted by the Rev. H. W. Jones. St. Joseph's Catholic Church, now approaching completion, occupies a site adjoining the present temporary chapel. It is a hand some stone edifice in the Early English style of architecture, and is capable of seating 600 persons, and the cost of its erection is about £4,000. The foundation stone was laid by Dr. Vaughan, Bishop of Salford, September 27th, 1879, and the building will, it is expected, be opened in August this year (1880). The mission was first establi shed in 1862, and the -Catholic population amounts to 1,210 souls. Rev. Bernard Gustave De Mullewie, priest. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Bolton Road, is a handsome Gothic edifice, erected in 1873, at a cost of £7,000. Rev. W. H. Elliot, minister. The Weslcyans have a large chapel situate in the Market Place, and the Primitive Mtthodist Chapel is in Bridge Street. The United Methodist Free Church have a chapel at Patmos. The Baptists have a neat stone chapel in Bolton Street, erected in 1861, and now under the ministry of the Rev. Robert Maden. There are Independent Chapels at Stubbins and Park ; the former being in Edenfield district, and the latter in Walmersley. The Public Library, Market Place, was established in 1838. It contains upwards of 1,200 volumes. Mr. Joseph Hebden, librarian. The Manchester and Liverpool District Bank has a branch here. The 57'th L.R.V. (3rd Administrative Battalion) have their head quarters in Bolton Street. The Liberal Club occupies a hand some building in Buchanan Street, recently erected. William Rumney, Esq., is president, and Mr. Cunliffe is secretary. The Conservative Club is held in the Market Place. Henry Stead, Esq., is president, and Messrs. J. K. K. Stead and W. B. Turner are honorary secretaries. In connection with the Co-operative Society is a library of upwards of 1,700 volumes, and science and art classes, and also elementary classes are held in the Science and Art School, Ramsbottom Lane. St. Andrew's British School was built in 1872, by William Grant, Esq., at a cost of £2,000. Day and Sunday Schools are also in con nection with most of the principal places of worship. In the town are a Temperance Society, a Band of Hope Union, and a Cricket Club. Fairs are held on April 28th, and the first Monday after the 27th of August. RAMSBOTTOM. 257 HOLCOMBE Is a village in the township of Tottington Lower End, and is contiguous to the town of Ramsbottom. It stands on an eminence, and from the tower erected on its summit in 1851-2, at a cost of £900, to the memory of the late Sir Robert Peel (second baronet), are obtained some extensive and pleasing views of the surrounding country. The ancient parochial chapel, which existed in 16G2, was taken down several years ago, and the present handsome church was opened on the 8th of April, 1853, the cost of its erection being £2,226. It is dedicated to Emmanwl, and consists of nave, chancel, and north transept, with a lofty spire at the west end. There are 350 sittings, of which 140 are free. The benefice is a rectory of the annual value of £175, with residence, in the patronage of the rector of Bury, and held by the Rev. Henry Dowsett. The population of the parish in 1871, was 2,981. Service is also held in the SchoolChapel, Hawkshaw Lane, in which there is accommodation for 350 persons. The Wesleyans and the United Methodists have each a chapel in Hawkshaw Lane, and the latter body have also a place of worship in Holcombe village. GENERAL ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY, Post, Money Order, and Telegraph 0/ficfs, Market place ; Thomas Hedley, postmaster. Letters arrive from all parts at 6-40 a.m. ; from Bury and Manchester, 2-25 p.m. ; and are despatched 10-15 a.m and 7-55 p.m., and to Bury 10-15. Alien Mrs. Jane, confectioner, 14 Bridge street Altham James, beerhouse, White Lion, 129 Stubbins lane Anderson Thomas, cabinet maker, 32 Square street Anderton Peter, greengrocer, 14 Bolton street Anderton James, stonemason and contractor, Albert street Anderton John, builder and beerhouse, Halter Inn, Holcombe brook Ashworth George, tea dealer, Bolton road Ashworth James, cotton spinner (Schofield & Ashworth) ; h. 41 Callender street Ashworth James, oat cake baker, Lower Nuttall lane Ashworth Jonathan (W. Ashworth & Co.); h. Spring wood Ashworth John Riley, vict., Railway Hotel, Stubbins Ashworth Wm. & Co., cotton spinners and manufacturers, Railway mill Aspinall Mrs. Martha, printer and bookseller, 46 Bolton street Atkinson Mr. Joseph, Holcombe brook Austerberry Stocks, painter and decorator, Bridge street Bailey William Henry, shopman, Nuttall lane 258 EAMSBOTTOM. Baldwin John, butcher, 10 Bolton street, and grocer, Holcombe Barcroft John, confectioner and tobacconist, 24 Bridge street Barcroft John, schoolmaster, Longfield terrace, Bolton road Barlow Job, station master, Stubbins Barlow John, agent, 28 Cross lane Barlow Richard, tailor and draper and pawnbroker, 50 and 58 Bridge st. Barnes Henry, soap and chemical manufacturer, Britannia works, Kenyon street; h. Chatterton Barnes Edward, mill manager, Crow lane Barrett Alfred, beerhouse, Grey Mare, 25 Bolton street Barrett James, beerhouse, Royal Oak, 37 Bridge street Belshaw William Henry B., clerk to Local Board ; h. 25 Callender st. Bentley Mrs. Sarah, 73 Lodge view, Bolton street Bentley Thomas, beerhouse, 117 Stubbins lane Berry John, cashier and secretary, Stubbins Beswick Samuel, salesman, White birk Birch John, machine broker, 24 Crow lane Birtwistle Jonathan, beerhouse, Swan Inn, 20 Bridge street Birtwistle Wm. Hy., manufacturing chemist and tallow refiner, Carr works Boardley Miss Ellen, shopkeeper, Square street Booth John, iron and tinplate worker, 34 Bridge street; h. 12 Crow In. Booth Richard, grocer, 54 Bridge street Brennand Miss Jane, Hazlehurst Brierley Emmanuel, fruiterer and greengrocer, 43 Bridge street Booth Robert, stationer, and loan society agent, 6 Crow lane Booth James, farmer, Hill top, Holcombe Booth Thomas, shopkeeper, Bolton road Bramley George, butcher, Bolton road Brown Charles, confectioner, 204 Bolton street Butterworth John, grocer, 68 Bridge street; h. Bank lane Butterworth Mr. John, 69 Lodge view, Bolton street Butterworth Thomas, assistant overseer, Longfield terrace, Bolton rd. Brogden & Haworth, ginger beer manufacturers, Chatterton Brogden Thomas (Brogden & Haworth), and confectioner, 27 Silver st. Bromley Robert (Wm. Bromley & Co,) ; h. Rake Bromley William & Co., cotton manufacturers, Carr mill; h. Springwood street Carr Mrs. Grace, beerhouse, Weavers' Arms, Lower Nuttall lane Castle John, confectioner, 1 Carr street. Castle Joseph, confectioner, Peel bridge Chadwick Mrs., shopkeeper, 17 Crow lane Clarke Robert, assistant grocer, Tanner's terrace Glarke Wm. & Co., cotton manufacturers, Walk mill Clements Rev. Frederick (Methodist Free Church), 41 Callender st. Clitheroe Mrs. Margaret, grocer and butcher, 81 and 83 Stubbins lane Cheadle Miss Ann, 70 Bolton street RAMSBOTTOM, 259 Church Miss Rebecca, mistress, Catholic school; h. 28 Union street Conservative C/i//>, Market place ; John K. Stead, hon. secy. Conservative Co-operatice Stores, Limited, grocers, 29 Bolton street ; Robert Home, manager Cooke William, hatter, 56 Bridge street Cooper John, mill manager, 30 Crow lane Corbould Rev. William Henry, vicar of St. Paul's, 2 Crow lane Cordingly Robert, painter and decorator, 27 Garden street Cotton John, scripture reader, Well bank Cottrill Mrs. Frances, pork butcher, 42 Bridge street Cottrill Mrs. Maria, pork butcher, 208 Bolton street Coulthurst Henry, butcher, 45 Bridge street Coulihurst John (Coulthurst & Hillary) ; h. Kenyon street Coulthurst & Hillary, contractors and quarry owners, Bank lane Coupe George, shopkeeper, Bolton road Coupe Thomas, confectioner, Rothwell's buildings Crawshaw Benjamin, surgeon, Bolton street Crawshaw Robert, joiner and builder, Square street; h. 56 Bolton street Crawshaw Robert, blacksmith and wheelwright, Bolton road Critchison Rev. James (Wesleyan), 71 Lodge view, Bolton street Croasdale James Henry, beerhouse, The Old Ground, Square street Cunliffe Edward, soap manufacturer, Irwell Soap works, Kenyon st. ; h. 46 Stanley street Cunliffe James, marine store dealer, 9 Market place Cunliffe James William, cashier and secretary, Lower Nuttall lane Cussons George, rent and debt collector, 63 Bolton street Dale John, mill manager, Stubbins Davy & Sons, tailors and drapers, 64 Bridge street, and Accrington Davy Edwin (Davy & Sons); h. Carr bank Dearden James, farmer, Upper Fold cotes Dewhurst James, carrier, 22 Crow lane Dixon Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, Bolton street Dodd William, shopkeeper, 17 Carr street Dold Gerson, watch and clock maker, 27 Bridge street Dowsett Rev. Henry, rector of Emmanuel Church, Holcombe Diggle James, blacksmith, Back Square street Duckworth Abraham, saddler and harness maker, 66 Bridge street; h. 75 Bolton street Duckworth Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner, 55 Bridge street Duckworth Henry, cotton waste dealer, Callender street; h. 55 Bridge street Earnshaw Thomas, vict., Dun Horse, 210 Bolton street Eastwood George, cashier, Tanner's terrace Eastwood William, cotton waste dealer, Square street ; h. 65 Bolton street Eccles William, coal merchant, Stubbins lane, and grocer, Bolton road Ellison Samuel, house agent, The Cottage, Nuttall 260 BAMSBOTTOM. Empsall Samuel, eating house, 26 Bridge street Entwistle Andrew, boot and shoe maker, Bolton road Entwistle Eli, wine and spirit merchant, 43 Bolton street Entwistle Edward, farmer, Holcombe Entwistle Richard, cow keeper, Top wood Fenwick Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker, 12 Bridge street Fletcher John, shuttle manufacturer, Top wood Fletcher John, shopkeeper, 9 Carr street Foden Ellen, beerhouse, Good Samaritan, Peel bridge Forshaw Timothy, confectioner, 9 Bridge street Foster Henry, schoolmaster, Holcombe Galloway James Milroy, M.D. and surgeon, 19 Market place Garnett James, stonemason and builder and blacksmith, 62 Stanley street Garnett Mrs. Sarah Jane, confectioner, 34 Bolton street Geldard Christopher & Co., cotton manufacturers, Albert and Palatine mills ; warehouse 58 Brown street, Manchester Geldard John (C..Geldard & Co.) ; h. Broadfield, Hazlehurst Goodier Mrs. Ellen, tobacconist, 60 Bolton street Goodrick George, vict., Grant's Arms, Market place Grant John S. W., land and estate agent, 132 Bolton street Gray Thomas, tobacconist, 121 Stubbins lane Greenhalgh Henry, cotton manufacturer, Brookhouse; h. 71 Cal lender street Green Mrs. Mary, grocer, Nuttall Greenwood James, butcher, 31 Bridge street, and Bolton road Greenwood Mrs. Martha, 38 Bridge street Greenwood Mrs. Jane, dressmaker, 5 Carr street Grime Mr. Geoffrey, Little Holcombe Grime Joseph, clogger, Bridge street Grundy Kay, gentleman, Irwell mount Grundy Thomas Scholes, Esq., Bank house, Holcombe Halsall John, watch and clock maker, 50 Bolton street Hamer Mrs. Ellen, grocer, 35 Carr street Hamer John, shopkeeper, Tanner's street Hamer Samuel, bookkeeper, 61 Bolton street Hanson John, draper, 72 Bridge street Hargreaves George & Co., coal and coke merchants, Stubbins lane; Wm. Taylor, agent Hargreaves Philip, dentist, 37 Bolton street Hargreaves Thomas, cab proprietor, 26 Square street Harrison Samuel, cotton manufacturer, Waterside and Peel Bridge mills; h. 65 Callender street Hartley Mrs. Elizabeth, 34 Crow lane Harwood Edward, hosier, 101 Stubbins lane Haslam John William, bookkeeper, 49 Callender street Haslam Mrs. Matilda, milliner and dressmaker, 89 Bridge street BAMSBOTTOM. £61 Haslam William, sewing machine agent, 39 Bridge street Haworth Barnes, manufacturing chemist, Wood Hey works Haworth John, vict., White Hart, Holcombe Haworth Mr. Ellis, Dundee, Higher Nuttall lane Haworth George, photographer, 45 Stubbins lane Haworth Hyrum, grocer, confectioner and importer of German yeast, 44 Bridge street Haworth Joseph Hill, joiner, builder and timber merchant, Irwell Saw mills, Kenyon street Haworth Mrs. Mary, beerhouse, Masons' Arms, Bolton road Haworth Richard, farmer, Nuttall Haworth Robert, joiner and builder, 2 Stanley street Haworth Thomas, beerhouse, Flying Dutchman, 22 Bolton street Hayes John, leech applier, 28 Bridge street Heap Misses H. M. & A., drapers, 200 Bolton street Heap John, farmer, 11 Crow lane Heap Mr. Thomas, Hamper cottage, Holcombe Heap Thomas, stonemason and contractor and coal merchant, Palatine street; h. Spring bank Heap William, vict., Clarence Hotel, 21 Bolton street Hedley Thomas, chemist and druggist, 14 Market place Hedley Mrs. Mary, ironmonger, 36 Bridge street Hepburn Archibald & Co., bleachers and finishers, Grant's works; h. Bear house Heywood (Samuel Aspinall) & Birtwistle, corn merchants, King street Heys Mrs. Betty, 63 James' terrace, Ramsbottom lane Heys Henry, cotton manufacturer, Victoria mill; h. James' terrace Hill Abraham, grocer, Albert street Hill Robert, vict., Railway Hotel, Bridge street Hill Mrs. Elizabeth, grocer, 5 Stubbins lane Hill Thomas, cotton manufacturer, Stubbins lane ; h. 67 Callender st. Hill John, beerhouse, Rising Sun, Carr street Hillary Thomas, contractor (Coulthurst & Hillary) ; h. Bank lane Hitchon (Joshua) & Shepherd, cotton waste spinners and manu facturers, Spring Wood mill Holden Mrs. Sarah, milliner, Bolton road Holden James, printer and stationer, 16 Bridge street Holden Thomas, basket and skip maker, Prince street Hollis Mrs. Betsy, grocer, 74 Bridge street Holt Benjamin, clog and shoe maker, 9 Back Bolton street Holmes John, joiner and cabinet maker, 15 Back Bolton street Holt Mrs. Betty, Exeter bank, Holcombe Holt Mrs. Elizabeth, Bolton road Holt John, slater, Hazlehurst Holt Miss Mary, Exeter bank, Holcombe Holt John, beerhouse, Waterloo Tavern, Hazlehurst Holt Richard, farmer, Nook farm, Holcombe 262 KAMSBOTTOM. Home Hugh, cotton spinner, Grove mill; h. Longfield terrace, Bolton road Home Robert, shopman, Longfield terrace, Bolton road Horrocks Samuel, furniture broker, 20 Crow lane Horrocks Samuel, coal merchant (John Turner & Co.) ; h. Oaklands Horrox Edward, waterworks sub-manager, 10 Market place Horrox William, farmer, Nabb's farm Howarth Mrs. Ellen, grocer, 15 and 17 Bridge street Howarth Robert, vict., Hare and Hounds, Holcombe brook Howson Thomas, grocer and provision dealer, 45 Crow lane Hnggins Spencer, confectioner, 30 and 32 Bolton street Hunt Johnathan, sexton, Holcombe Hurst Robert, iron and steel converter for engravers, Hazlehurst Hutchinson Sidney, cotton manufacturer, New York mill, Holcombe brook ; h. Bolton road Hutchinson James, grocer, 18 Bridge street Hutchinson Richard, draper, Bolton road Imeson Hazel, master of St. Andrew's school, Bolton road Isherwood James, beerhouse, Cemetery Hotel, Bolton road Isherwood Alcimas, soap manufacturer (Thos. Rostron & Co.); h. 61 Callender street Isherwood Bennett, plumber and glazier, 7 Market place Isherwood John Bridge, beerhouse, New Market Inn, 8 and 5 Market place Isherwood Joseph, confectioner, 20 Carr street Isherwood Rachel, farmer, Lower Fold cotes Isherwood Robinson, beerhouse, Printers' Arms, 131 Stubbins lane Isherwood William, draper, Bolton road Johnstone James, draper, 25 Garden street; h. Prospect house Jones Rev. Henry William, vicar of St. Andrew's, Nuttall Jones James, contractor for paving, &c., 25 Crow lane Kay Thcmas, vict., Shoulder of Mutton, Holcombe Keenhaghan John, tobacconist and assurance agent, 52 Bolton street Kelly Mrs. Sarah, newsagent, 18 Market place Kenyon John, boot and shoe maker, 21 Bridge street; h. Crow lane Knowles Mr. John, Rainbow cottage, Holcombe Knowles Samuel & Co., bleachers, Holcombe brook and Totlington Knowles Mr. Thomas, Manor house, Holcombe Knowles William, mechanic, Spring terrace, Bolton street Lancaster Joseph, butcher, 11 Bolton street Lawson Mrs. Isabella, Nuttall hall Lawson Mr. Henry, Longfield terrace, Bolton road Lees Joseph, registrar of cemetery, Hazlehurst Lever Levi, grocer and provision dealer, 70 Bridge street Liberal (Hub, Stanley street ; Edward Cunliffe, secretary Lobley James, cotton waste spinner, Top wood Lobley Thomas, shopkeeper, Hazlehurst BAMSBOTTOM. 263 Lodge Mrs. Alice, milliner, 48 Bridge street Lomax Samuel, road surveyor, Holcombe brook Lord Mr. Thomas, Bolton road Lord William 0., greengrocer and oatcake baker, 214 Bolton street Low John, grocer, 47 Bridge street Lowe William, engraver (j.), Hazlehurst Lyons Michael, confectioner, 17 Garden street McNichol Archibald, draper and milliner, 25 Bridge street Maden John, co-operative stores manager, 60 Stanley street Maden Mrs. Ann, 59 Callender street Maden Rev. Robert (Baptist), 5 Carr bank Manchester <$ Liverpool District Bank (branch), Market place ; John C. Sharp, manager Markland James, greave of the manor of Tottington, Irwell mount Markland Mrs. Jane, Spring bank Marsden James, chimney sweeper, 29 Back Bolton street Marsden Thomas, rope, twine and cotton band manufacturer, Bolton road ; h.-Longfield terrace Mason John Henry, tinplate worker (j.), 172 Bolton street Mason Richard, iron and tinplate worker, Irwell street; h. 174 Bolton street Maudsley John, boot and shoemaker, 41 Bridge street Masterton Charles, block printer (j.), 47 Callender street Masterton James, grocer's assistant, Tanner's terrace Maymon George, boot and shoemaker, 6 Ramsbottom lane Mercer Aaron, cloth agent, Bolton road Mercer William, wine and spirit dealer,,20 Bolton street Meadowcroft James, grocer and farmer, Holcombe brook Mooney James, tailor and draper, 52 Bridge street Moore Frederick, tobacconist, 36 Bolton street Morris John, soap manufacturer (Thomas Rostron & Co.) and railway inspector ; h. 69 Callender street Morton Jamieson, pharmaceutical chemist, Market place ; h. Spring terrace Mullewie Rev. Bernard Gustave De (Catholic), Bolton street Murray John, block printer (j.), Bolton road Musgrove Octavius, draper and milliner, 30 Bridge street Neabord William, boot and shoemaker, and clogger, 3 Union street Needham James, marine store dealer, 23 Bolton street Nightingale John, boot and shoemaker, 198 Bolton street Nixon Richard, tripe dealer, 32 Bridge street Newbold George, librarian, Rothwell street Nightingale Edward, wood bailiff', Nuttall Nuttall Alexander, grocer's assistant, 3 St. Paul's street Nuttall Miss Betsy, milliner, Bolton road Nuttall George William, iron dealer, 28 Prince street Nuttall Mrs. Margaret, boot and shoemaker, 3 Carr street 264 RAMSBOTTOM. Nuttall Robert & Son, joiners and builders, Hazlehurst Nuttall William, joiner (j.), Longfield terrace, Bolton road Oldroyd William, tailor and draper, 33 Bolton street Oliver William Henry, grocer and provision dealer, 12 Bolton street and 5 and 7 Buchanan street Openshaw Mrs. Jane, Holly mount Oversby John, master of St. Paul's school; h. 18 Callender street Parkinson Christopher, farmer, Dundee lane, Holcombe Parkinson John, beerhouse, Foresters' Arms, 44 Bolton street Parkinson James, draper, 7 Bolton street Parkinson William, sanitary inspector, and sign writer and monumental mason, Scotland place Parks James, beerhouse. Railway Hotel, 19 Bridge street Peers John & Co., cotton manufacturers, Crow Lane mill Peers Mrs. Sarah, grocer, 145 Stubbins lane Pennington John, yarn agent, Hey house, Holcombe Phillips Edward Lord, solicitor, 57 Bolton street, and Bacup Pickup John, coal merchant, Stubbins lane ; h. Tanners Pickup Mark, draper, 7 Bridge street Pickup Giles, farmer, Lower Duckfield Pickup Pickup, farmer, Higher Duckfield Pickup Thomas, beerhouse, 11 Bridge street Pilkington Henry, draper and smallware dealer, 206 Bolton street Pilkington Rev. Samuel (New Jerusalem Church), Stanley street Pilling John, accountant, 2 Silver street, and confectioner, 39 Bolton street Porritt, Brother & Austin, manufacturers of calico printers', machine and table blankets, lappings, &c., also manufacturers of paper manu facturers' goods, Stubbins Vale mills ; warehouse, 58 Cannon street, Manchester Porritt James, Esq., J.P. (Porritt, Bro. & Austin); h. Stubbins Vale house Porritt John Austin, Esq. (Porritt, Bro. & Austin) ; h. The Cliffe Porritt Richard, Esq. (Porritt, Bro. & Austin); h. Green mount Porritt Samuel, rural sanitary inspector, Carr terrace Preston John, butcher, Peel bridge, and Shuttleaorth Preston Joseph, police sergeant, Bridge street Public Library, Market place ; Joseph Hebden, librarian Raby George, shopman, Tanner's terrace Ramshottom Industrial and Provident Society, Limited, grocers, drapers, tailors, clog and shoemakers, and butchers ; central stores, Bolton street; John Maden, manager ; George Eastwood, cashier; Richard Shore, secretary. Educational Department, Geo. Newbold, librarian Ramxbottom Industrial Manufacturing Co., Limited, cotton manufac turers, Cobden mill; Edward Barnes, manager ; Jas. Wm. Cunliffe, secretary RAMSBOTTOM. 265 Ramsbottom Local Board Office, 3a Garden st.; Lawrence Stead, Esq., chairman ; William H. B. Belshaw, clerk Ramsbottom Spinning and Manufacturing Co., Limited, cotton spinners and manufacturers, Union works, Stubbins ; John Dale, manager; John Berry, secretary Ramsbottom Gas Co., Stubbins; Chrintopher West, manager Eamsbottom Paper Mill Co., Limited, paper manufacturers, Peel bridge; Robert P. Skelton, secretary Ramsbottom Thomas, teacher of music and music seller, 59 Bolton st. Ratcliffe James, confectioner, 15 Garden street Renshaw James, draper, 60 Bridge street; h. Ash mount Riley Joseph, draper, Bolton road Robinson Rev. John (Independent), Park cottage Rogers George & Joseph, drapers, 51 and 53 Bridge street Ross William, bookseller and stationer, 13 Bolton street Rostron Henry & Sons (John and Thomas), cotton spinners and manu facturers, Bolton Street mill Rostron Mrs. Mary, dressmaker, 10 Union street Rostron Thomas & Co., soap manufacturers, Irwell works Rostron George, provision dealer, JBolton road Rothwell George, painter (j.), 54 Bolton street Rothwell Edmund James (J. & E. Rothwell); h. Barwood mount Rothwell Edward, painter and decorator, Callender street Rothwell Mr. James, Little Holcombe Rothwell J. & E., cotton spinners and manufacturers, Meadow mill Rothwell John Wm. Hughes (J. & E. Rothwell); h. Brandlesome hall, Bury Rumney William & Co., calico printers, Stubbins Print works, and cotton spinners, Ramsbottom mill; h. Stubbins house Russell James, furniture broker, 24 Ramsbottom lane Science and Art School, Ramsbottom lane; (chemistry, &c.), G. Dtterr; (drawing), J. Sunderland ; (mathematics), E. Swithenbank. Sager William, draper and grocer, Bolton road Schofield James (Schofield & Ashworth); h. 36 Crow lane Schofield Mr. James, 20 Higher Nuttall lane Schofield John, yarn agent, 14 Higher Nuttall lane Schofield John, manager, James' terrace, Ramsbottom lane Schofield & Ashworth, cotton spinners, Kenyon Street mill Schofield Mrs. Ellen, confectioner, 9 Garden street Schofield Thomas, milliner, 62 Bolton street Schofield Henry, carrier, Market place Schofield Miss Sarah, 18 Higher Nuttall lane Schofield Thomas, plumber and glazier, 49 Bridge street Schofield Thomas, plumber and glazier, 18 Bolton street Schofield Richard, cowkeeper, Carr terrace Seymour Joseph, drill instructor, 57th L.R.V., 146 Bolton street Seymour Henry, schoolmaster, Dundee ; h. Bury T 266 RAMSBOTTOM. Sharman David, greengrocer, Kenyon street Sharp John Clark, Esq., Hill end, Holcombe Sharpies Thomas, reed and heald maker, Square street; h. Bolton rd. Sharpies William engineer, millwright, iron and brass founder, Irwell Street foundry ; h. Holly bank, Nuttall lane Shaw John &, Co., tea dealers, 6 Bolton street Shepherd James, cotton manufacturer (Hitchon & Shepherd); h. Albert street Sherburne Thomas, grocer, 29 Bridge street Shilton Daniel, joiner and builder, Higher Nuttall lane Shore Richard, secretary to Co-operative Society; h. 29 Springwood st. Skelton Robert Pearson, cashier and secretary, St. Andrew's place Slack Richard, master of St. Paul's Middle Class School, Crow lane Sladin Henry Lees, cabinet maker and ironmonger, 15 and 17 Bolton street Smethurst Thomas, bookkeeper, 11 Taylor street Smith Francis, tea dealer, 33 Bridge street Smith Peter, rope and twine manufacturer, Bolton road Smith William, farmer, Bolton road Spencer James, wheelwright, Holcombe brook Spencer John (Exors. of), engravers to calico printers, Hazlehurst Spencer James, registrar of births, deaths and marriages, Longfield ter. Stansfield Charles, station master, Bridge street Stark George Arthur, assurance agent, Bolton road Stark James G., calico printer and bleacher, Rose bank Starkey John, farmer, Holcombe head Stead J. & J., cotton spinners, Orchard mill, Railway street Stead John Keller Kirk (J. & J. Stead); h. Bank house Stead James M. (J. £ J. Stead) ; h. Carr bank Stead Henry (Lawrence Stead & Bro.); h. Carr bank Stead Lawrence & Bro., cotton spinners and manufacturers, Garden, Nuttall lane, and Irwell Bridge mills; warehouse, 31 York street, Manchester Stead Lawrence (Lawrence Stead & Bro.) ; h. Bank house Stead William, engineer (at Radcliffe], Woodside Strang Joseph, millwright and engineer and iron and brass founder, Palatine Iron works ; h. Dundee cottage, Nuttall lane Sutcliffe John, hair drosser and tobacconist, 84 Bridge street Sutton William, shopkeeper, Stubbins Tattersall John, clogger, Peel bridge Tattersall John, grocer, Kenyon street Taylor Edward, c^b proprietor, Back Bolton street Taylor George, butcher, 57 Bridge street Taylor James, farmer, Plane tree, Holcombe Taylor John Henry, hair dresser and umbrella maker. 41 Bolton st. Taylor Richard, grocer and confectioner, Bolton road Taylor Richard, boot and shoe maker and clogger, 9 Bolton street RAMSBOTTOM. 267 Taylor William, coal agent, 161 Stubbins lane Thornley Thomas, paper mill manager, Stanley street Tomlinson William, bill poster, 5 Bolton street Turner John & Co., coal merchants, 3 Garden street Turner Mr. John, 43 Callender street Turner Wm. Barton (John Turner & Co.) ; h. Brookfield Vause Ralph, confectioner, 62 Bridge street Vose George, chimney sweeper, Tanners Wallis John, beerhouse, Leg of Mutton, 78 Bridge street Walsh Noah, hair dresser, 46 Bridge street Walsh William, fruiterer and greengrocer, 35 Bridge street Warburton Abraham, farmer, Top wood Warburton J. & Co., cotton spinners and manufacturers, Crow works Warburton James, cotton manufacturer, Holcombe brook Warburton Peter, cotton waste dealer, 30 Stanley street Warburton William, chemist and druggist, 28 Bolton street Ward Peter, boot and shoe maker, 46 RamsbottTom lane Wardle Miss Jane, beerhouse, 160 Bolton street Waring Henry, confectioner, Lower Nuttall lane Washington Mrs. Alice, Pleasant view, Tanners Washington George, schoolmaster, Tanners house Weavers' Association, Ramsbottom lane ; Thomas Pate, secretary Webster John & Co., rope and twine manufacturers, Crow lane West Christopher, gas works manager, Stubbins Westworth James, confectioner, 16 St. Paul's street Whalley G. H. & Co., ironmongers, 23 Bridge street Whittaker Henry, beerhouse, Wellington Inn, King street Whittaker James, tripe dealer, 48 Bolton street Whittaker John, baker, 80 Bridge street Whittaker John, beerhouse, Commercial Inn, 2 Bolton street Whittaker Miss Mary Ann, baby linen dealer, 8 Bolton street Whittaker Richard, butcher, 1 Market place ; h. Tanners Whittaker Robinson, vict., Rose and Crown, Carr street Whittaker Miss Rachel, milliner, Bolton road Whittenbury Mr. Robert D., Square lodge Wild Edward, joiner and builder, Spring bank Wild Geoffrey, joiner, Higher barn, Holcombe Wild Mrs. Sarah, Holcombe Wilson Robert, confectioner, 97 Stubbins lane Wilson Peter (Samuel Wilson) ; h. 53 Callender street Wilson Samuel, grocer, draper, and tailor, 2, 4, and 6 Market place; h. Tanners farm Wilson Thomas, M.D. (Union medical officer, and certifying factory surgeon), 42 Bolton street Wolfenden James, tripe dealer, Bolton road Wolsingholme John, weaver, 32 Crow lane 268 SUMMERSEAT. Wolstenholme Thomas, teacher of music and musical instrument seller, 26 Bolton street Wood Abraham, watchmaker and jeweller, 40 Bolton street; h. 57 Stubbins lane Wood John, engineer and machinist, Square works Wood Mrs. Mary, confectioner, 5 Bridge street Woodcock Mrs. Hannah, Plant house, Holcombe Woodcock & Sons, solicitors, 1 Garden street, and Haslingden Worsley Mrs. Mary, pawnbroker, 15 and 17 Square street Wrigley Thomas, coal and lime merchant, Stubbins lane ; h. 65 Callender street Wuth Alfred, manufacturing chemist, Higher Nuttall lane ; h. 67 Lodge view, Bolton street Wynne Edward, greengrocer, 25 Stanley street SUMMERSEAT Is a village situated in the three townships of Tottington Lower End, Elton, and Walmersley, and is a station on the East Lancashire line of railway, about 2£ miles from Bury, and 1 mile from Ramsbottom. The Wedeytm Chapel is a handsome Gothic edifice erected at a cost of nearly £5,000. It possesses accommodation for SQQ persons. There is in connection with it a good school, erected in 1864-5 at an expense of £2,500 ; Rev. Joseph Finnemore, minister. The Primitive Methodists have a preaching room here. In the village is a News and Reading Room, and at Brooks Bottoms is a Working Men's Club. Here is also an extensive cotton mill, which is an elegant and wellbuilt structure recently erected. It gives employment to a consider able number of people, and is occupied by the firm of Messrs. Joshua Hoyle & Sons, Limited. Post Office at Mr. John Whitehall's. Letters arrive via Bury, 6-2 a.m., and : 5-40 p.m.; and are despatched 10-30 a.m., and 8-7 pvm. Bateson Richard, cotton manufacturer Beccousall Robert, station master Brooks bottoms Co-operative Society, Limited, grocers and drapers ; John Low, inai.ager; John Lord, secretary Crossley Jno., hutcher, aud refreslmient rooms, Brooks bottoms Dolphin Mrs. Aim, beerhouse, Weavers' Arms Finnemore Rev. Joseph, F.G.S., Row lands Grundy John, Esq., Summerseat house Hampson John, Esq., Hill Side house Hoyle Joshua & Sons, Limited, cotton spinners aiid manufacturers, Brooks Bottoms mill Kay Hy., draper, Brooks bottoms Lancaster Joseph, farmer, New farm Loniiix Chas., builder, Higbfield cottage Melcalf William, farmer, Rowlands Mitchell John, greengrocer Olive Jno. & Sous, railway waggon, &c. builders, Spriug side and Wool/old Park Thos., beerhouse, Globe Inn Pollard Christopher, farmer and builder, Rowlands EDENFIELD. Pollard John, farmer, Rowlands Robin Road Mill Co., cotton manu facturers Bothwell John Edward, farmer Stout Charles Cliff, manager Stout John, bookkeeper, Brooks bottoms Summerseat and Brooks Bottoms Co operative Stores; Joseph Bell, sec. 269 Tattersall Jas., clog and shoe maker Wallwork Joseph, beerhouse, Cottagers' Inn Wesleyan School (mixed), John Hill Stennitt, master Whitehall John, boot and shoe maker Wolsteri holme Mrs. Nancy, vict., Hauier's Arms EDENFIELD Is a pleasantly situated village in the township of Tottington Higher End, 2 miles from Ramsbottom, and 5 miles from Bury. The township extends over an area of 3,545 acres, and its population in 1851, was 2,958; 1861,3,726; and in 1871 3,595. The rateable value amounts to £22,286. The whole district is picturesque and interesting, and in the neighbourhood are several stone quarries. The Church dates from 1614, but it was rebuilt in 1778, and has recently undergone considerable repairs. It contains 739 sittings, of which 246 are free. The benefice is a vicarage of the annual value of £300, with residence, in the gift of the rector of Bury, and held by the Rev. James Pearse Yeo. Population of the parish in 1871, 3,483. The Congregational Church at Stubbins is a beautiful edifice in the perpendicular style of architecture, with groined roof springing from small detached columns with carved capitals. At the south-west corner, a graceful spire rises to the height of 120 feet; and the fivelight tracery window, filled with stained glass, is a memorial gift-from James Porritt, Esq. The church was opened in 1867, and is built of white freestone, presented by the Messrs. Porritt, of Stubbins Vale ; the number of sittings is 750. Rev. Thomas Cain, minister. The large Day and Sunday School attached will accommodate 600 scholars. The Wesleyan Chapel, is a handsome building in the Grecian Doric style.of architecture, erected in 1878 (superseding an older building), at a cost of £3,100, exclusive of site. It possesses accommodation for 540 persons. A handsome Sunday School has also been erected by this body, at a cost of £1,600. The Primitive Methodists have also a chapel here. Post and Money Order Office at Mrs. Ann Tattersall's. Letters arrive via Bury 8 a.m. and 4-30 p.m.; aud are despatched to Manchester at 9-45 a.m., and to Bury and all parts 7-15 p.m. Ashworth David, grocer Ashworth Zachariah, beerhouse, Adelphi Ashworth Jesse, vict., Coach and Horses Banks Robert, farmer Banks William, butcher Barker Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper Barlow Alexander, cotton manufacturer, Bridge mill Birtwistle Geo., beerhouse, Horse Shoe Bramley Dickey, beerhouse, Volunteer Inn Brierley Mrs. Mary, Cronstead house 270 EDENFIELD. Cain Patrick, farmer, Dearden moor Cain Rev. Thomas (Independent), Stubbing villa Chatwood Simeon, grocer Clegg George, cotton spinner and manu facturer, Dearden Clough mill Collinge Robert, greengrocer Darwin John, hairdresser Dearden Henry, shopkeeper Derbyshire Timothy, tailor and draper Dewhurst John, greengrocer Edenfield Co-operative Society ; James Pickup, secretary Edenwood Mill Co., cotton manufac turers Elton Eli, butcher Elton Lawrence, grocer Emmett Thomas, grocer, Guide house Galloway James M., surgeon Gee Robert, baker and grocer Greenhalgh Adam, draper Hardman Henry Hoyle, Esq., J.P., Hornclifle house Hardman Richard Hoyle, Esq., Cliflfe tower Halliwell Lawrence (John Pilling & Co.) Haworth John, farmer, Bank side Hitchon John & H., cotton waste spinners, Dearden dough Holden James, farmer, Plunge Holden Robert, greengrocer Holker Samuel, paper manufacturer, Lumb mill Hopkinson William, shopkeeper Holt Robert, faimer, Lane end Howard Thomas & Edward, 'bus and cab proprietors Hoyle George, greengrocer Hoyle Mrs. Martha, shopkeeper Jacques Thomas, farmer, Pinfold Jowett William, colour mixer Kay William, cabinet maker Kershaw Joseph, farmer, New hall Kidd Henry, vict., Rostron Arms Leeming Ralph, farmer, Lower Ashen bottom Lord Richard, plumber and glazier Margerison Edward, stonemason and builder Mercer Thomas, brewer, Spring bank Murray James, grocer National School (mixed), Alfred E. Booth; (infants), Misi Sarah Smallwood Nuttall George, farmer Nuttall Robert, beerhouse, Bird in Hand Parkinson Robert, draper Pickles Richard, farmer, Sky house Pickup Mrs. Alice, shopkeeper Pickup James, plumber, glazier and gasfitter Pickup Mr. Thomas, Pleasant cottage Pilling John, draper Pilling John & Co., joiners and builders Ramsbottoni Ann, shopkeeper Ratcliffe Charles (Edenwood Mill Co.) ; h. Edenwood house Rostron Edmund, woollen manufacturer Rostron James, woollen manufacturer, Hard sough Schofield John, farmer Schofield John, oatcake baker Schofield Richard, vict., Pack Horse StubbinsCongregational School (mixed), Calvert Lister Smith, master Taylor James, bookkeeper Taylor John, farmer Taylor Mrs. Mary, grocer Taylor Samuel, assistant overseer and stationer Taylor Thomas, clogger Taylor Thomas, shopkeeper Tattersall Mrs. Ann, postmistress Waite Andrew, clogger Waite Thomas, butcher Wallwork Henry, greengrocer Wallwork Misses Jane & Elizabeth, Higher house Walton James, stone merchant, Horncliffe Walton Richard, stone merchant, Haw thorn Whittaker Jas., vict., Horse and Jockey Whittaker John, carting agent Whittaker Ralph, bookkeeper Wilson Miss Jane, ladies' boarding school, Acres house Wilson Miss Rachel Wolstenholme John <fe Henry, joiners and builders Wolstenholme Mr. Thomas Wormwell John, station master, Ewood Yeo Rev. James Pearse, vicar Carriers. Schofield Eli, to Bury on Friday, and to Blackburn, Wednesday and Satur day Schofield James, to Rochdale on Mon day, Wednesday and Friday WALMEESLEY-WITH-SHUTTLEWORTH. 271 WALMERSLEY-WITH-SHUTTLEWORTH Is an extensive township on the east bank of the Irwell, extending from about two to five miles from Bury. It contains 5,065 acres, and its rateable value amounts to £29,410. The population in 1851 was 4,802 ; 1861, 5,298 ; and in 1871, 5,558. In Walniersley are the remains of a beacon, probably erected in the time of Queen Elizabeth, under the influence of the threatened invasion from the Spanish armada. On a neighbouring hill a prospect tower was erected by the Grants in 1829, and a better situation could scarcely have been found. In a clear atmosphere the estuary of the Mersey, near Runcbrn, is seen from this elevated station. St. Saviour's Church is a Gothic edifice with square tower, erected in 1838. It contains 677 sittings, of which 346 are free. The benefice is a vicarage, of the annual value of JB270, with residence, in the patronage of five trustees, and held by the Rev. John David Evans, M.A. The population of the parish in 1871 was 2,879. At Park is an Independent Chapel of ancient date, and now under the ministry of the Rev. John Robinson. The United Methodist Free Church, at Patmos, was erected in 1836. SHUTTLEWOETH was created an independent parish under Vict. 6th and 7th, c. 37. Excellent stone for building purposes is extensively procured from the stone quarries. Whittle Pike, in this district, is 1,614 feet above the sea level. The Church, dedicated to St. John the Baptist, was consecrated February 12th, 1848. Its style of architecture is that which prevailed in the 14th century, and the cost of its erection was £2,499. It contains 413 sittings, of which 284 are free. The benefice is a vicarage, of the annual value of £160, in the patronage of the Crown and Bishop alternately, and held by the Rev. Edwin Dyson. Population of the parish in 1871, 3,270. The Baptists have a chapel in Bank Lane, and here also is a Mechanics' Institute, pretty well patronised. Post Office at Mr. George Alty's, Bank lane. Alien Wm., grocer and draper, Bank lane Alty George, newsagent, Bank lane Ashton Peter, plasterer, Bank lane Bass Lane High School; Nathaniel Bushell, LL.D., principal Brierley Rt., farmer and beerhouse, Red Hall Chadwick Isaac, farmer, Butcher Carr Chadwick Miss Mary, Pigslee Chadwick Rt. (Exors. of), brewers Chambers Grimshaw, greengrocer, Bank lane Cookson John, farmer, Gollingrod Letters via Bury. Cooper F. & G. W., dyers of velvets, &c., "Walmersley Dye works Co-operative Stores, Bauk lane Coulston Hy., shoemaker, Bank lane Coulthurst & Hillary, builders and quarry owners, Bank lace Duckworth Mr. John, Sheep hey Duckwoith Thomas, grocer Dyson Rev. Edwin, vicar of St. John's, Shuttleworth Eastham David, manufacturing chemist Elliott Rev. Wm. Hume (Presbyterian) Evans Rev. John David, M A., vicar of Walmersley 272 WALMERSLEY-WITH-SHUTTLEWOBTH. Farnell Richard, grocer and beerseller, Bank lane Greenhalgh William, farmer, Grant's tower Gartside Geo., shopkeeper, Bank lane Greenhalgh Wm., farmer, Lane barn Grime James, grocer, Bank lane Hall John, cotton manufacturer Hall Robert, grocer, Baldingstone Hargreaves Wm., vict., New Inn Hargreaves William, beerhouse, and farmer, Dusty Miller Haworth Mrs. Alice, Bank terrace Higson Charles, farmer, Burnt house Higson Joseph, farmer, Pinfold Hill Peter, vict., Duckworth's Arms, Shuttleworth Hitchen Joseph, cotton manufacturer, Bottom mills Hollis Mrs. Martha, grocer, Pigslee Holt James, vict., Pack Horse, Bank lane Holt James, joiner and builder, Mill house, Shuttleworth Holt Thomas, vict., Masons' Arms Hoyle Mr. John, Bank lane Humber Hy., brewery manager Hutchinson Miss Mary, shopkeeper, Bank lace Ingharn James B. & Son (Harold), paper makers, Shuttleworth Jackson Joseph, clogger and tobacconist, Bank lane Kay Mrs. Betsy, beerhouse Kay Thomas, joiner (j.), Bank terrace Kay Mrs. Mary, Walmersley house Kay William, farmer, Gollingrod License Henry, boot and shoe maker Lord Charles, grocer and draper, Pigslee Low Squire, grocer, Bank lane Lucas Robert, paper mill manager Metcalf William, farmer, Cragg Milnes E. D. & Bror., cotton spinners and drysalters, logwood, &c., grinders, Lumm works Milnes Mr. James Tweedale, Oaklands Monks John, wheelwright (j.J, Shuttleworth Morris George, blacksmith National School (Walmersley); James Simpson, master National School (Shuttlewortb) ; James Kay, master Nuttall James, assistant overseer, and lime agent, Mill house Nuttall Richard, cotton manufacturer, Turn mill Nuttall Mrs. Sarah Ann, Carr bank Oldfield William, farmer, Park Ramsbottom James & Sons (George, Joseph Henry & Dennis), cotton spinners, Lodge mill Rhodes Hezekiah, grocer and beerhouse, Black Horse, Pigslee Riley Ezra, grocer, Bank lane Roberts William, farmer, Bass house Robinson Rev. Jno. (Independent), Park Shuttleworth Mechanics' Institute ; T. Gaskeli, secretary Smith Thomas, beerhouse, Hark to Dandier Smethurst Betsy, draper, Bank lane Tuylor Geoige, grocer and butcher, Bank lane Taylor Bros. (John & James), wheel wrights and blacksmiths Thorp James, commercial traveller, Nabbs Thorp Richard, commercial traveller, Nabbs Walker John, boot and shoemaker, Pigslee Walmsley Robert, grocer, Bank lane Wardleworth Thos., farmer* Ledger hey Westwell John, draper, Pigslee Whittaker James & Sons (Edmund & Robert), quarry owners, Scout moor Wild Mrs. Elizabeth, Stubble bank Wild Richard, quarry owner and vict., Eagle and Child, Bank lane Wild Mr. William, Stubble bank Wood John, blacksmith, Shuttleworth PRINTED BY T. SNAPE AND CO., CHURCH STREET, PRESTON, 111. JOHN TINLINE, JOINER, BUILDER, CONTRACTOR AND TIMBER MERCHANT, Sawing, Planing, Moulding Mills and Timber Yards, -A. :R K" E R, S j Off Lord Street, BURY, MANUFACTURER BY STAEM POWER OF Planed Flooring Boards, Spouting, Skirting, Architraves, Moulds, Beads, Doors, Windows, Skylights, and every description of Joiners' and Builders' Work. MOULDINGS AND ARCHITRAVES MADE TO ANY PATTERN. A.LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PINE, PITCH PINE, BIRCH AND MAHOGANY LOGS CONSTANTLY IN STOCK J ALSO A Large assortment of good seasoned Pine, Spruce, Red Deal, Pitch Pine and Mahogany Boards, suitable for Joiners' and Cabinet Work. J. T. wishes to call particular attention to his large and extensive stock of Timber; also, having recently fixed a considerable plant of Wood-Working Machinery, he is prepared to execute work entrusted to his care in a quick, good and substantial manner, at a very low price. ESTIMATES AND PRICE LISTS POST FREE ON APPLICATION. All kinds of Jobbing Work executed on the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. MANUFACTURER OF PICKING STICKS. SAWING DONE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. IV. CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY WORKS, Silver Street & Broad Street, BURY. SAMUEL COUNT, Cabinet J&afcer & CARPET & FLOOR CLOTH WAREHOUSEMAN S. C. in calling the attention of those who are about to furnish, begs to state that he has a large and choice selection of all the requirements for furnishing a house complete. Having had upwards of 30 years experience in Cabinet and Upholstery work, can offer First Class Articles, of own manufacture, at moderate prices, and can fully guarantee every article purchased; if not approved to be exchanged. FURNITURE I In this Department will be found Drawing Room and Dining Room Suites, Chiffoniers, Side Boards, Book Cases, &c., all of which are of first-class workmanship, combined with style. CARPETS AND FLOOR CLOTHS in all the newest styles for the present season ; Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, best Scotch and Bristol Floor Cloths, Linoleums and Matting, &c. BEDSTEADS, BRASS AND IRON: A nice assortment from the best manufacturers with all the latest improvements. BEDDING : In this branch of my business, my long experience enables me to execute all orders with great care and satisfaction, and every reliance may be placed in the quality of the materials used. Feather Beds, Flock, Wool, and Hair Mattresses made up on the premises. BEDROOM FURNITURE of all descriptions; Draperies, Window Curtains and Hangings, Blankets, Arctic Down Quilts of the best manufacture. BLINDS : Venetians and Striped Hollands in all the leading styles and colouring. AN INSPECTION EARNESTLY INVITED. SAMUEL COUNT, Silver-st, & Broad-st, Bury, JAMES CHAMBERS, 4 and 6, Mason Street, ZBTJIRTST, PATENTEE and SOLE MAKER OF THE Also Maker of the COMMON SEGMENT TEMPLES, With rings all at one angle ; and a new arrangement of TEMPLE ROLLER, With steel teeth to replace the common cut rollers. BraSS Temple Wheels, for fustian Temples, with steel teeth. BraSS Temple Combs, for hand Temples, with steel teeth. All kinds of Metallic Surfacing for covering taking-up Rollers on Looms, viz., in brass and steel strip, l^in.' wide ; also brass, zinc, tinned iron and charcoal sheets of all sizes. ALSO MAKER OF SIPJRIICTGS-S, For Looms and Spinning Machinery. PRICES ON APPLICATION, VI. S. BOOTH, MANUFACTURER OF Cast and Wroug-ht-Iron *"*£ -71 FIELD AND ENTRANCE GATES HURDLES, FIRE-PROOF DOORS, GENERAL SMITH, Victoria Works, Elton, BURY, Til WIGAN COAL & IRON CO., LIMITED, JOHN HALLIWELL, AGENT IN Bury, Heywood, Rochdale, and East Lancashire District FOR THE SALE OF GUNNEL And all the varieties of the Company's celebrated House, Gas, # Steam Coal. HEAD OFFICE FOB THE DISTRICT:— 17, Silver Street, BURY. DEPOTS : — Buckley Wells, BURY. Castleton Yard, Merefield, ROCHDALE. Haslingden, Prestwich, and Whitefield Stations. vm. JONATHAN BLUNDELL & SON, Orrell, Pemberton, and Wigan Collieries. BEST HOUSE FIRE, and STEAM COALS, CANNEL, HARD AND SOFT COKE, SLACK, &c. AGENCY OFFICE FOB THIS DISTRICT : 3, MARKET PLACE, BURY, . H. KEMPSTER, Agent. STOCK YARD & WORKS, Crostoris Brow} Tottington Road} Elton, Bury. CHRIS. HARDMAN & SON, mite mtir SETTERS UP OF STEAM BOILERS. Dealers in Fire Bricks, Common Bricks, Flags, Stone, Cement, Mill Morter, Drain Pipes, Timber, &c., &c., General Repairers of all kinds of Property. COMPETENT WORKMEN SENT TO ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY. IX. JAMES NUTTALL, & SECRETARY TO THE UN /TED KINGDOM ALLIANCE, AND DISTKICT AGENT FOB THE Provident Clerks' Mutual Guarantee & Insurance Association CASTLE CHAMBERS, MARKET PLACE, BURY, AND 12, CEOSTON'S ROAD, ELTON. W, WEIGHT, IOIDTIEIR, &30., 8, SILYEE STREET, BTJET, Has always on hand a large assortment of MUSICAL ALBUMS, ALBUMS, Writing Desks, Writing Cases, Work Boxes, Card Cases, PURSES, LADIES' COMPANIONS, AND ALL KINDS OF FANCY GOODS, SUITABLE FOE PEESENTS, &c. NOTE THE ADDRESS— 8, SILVER STREET, BURY.
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