-TOWNSEND, BINDER. WM. TOWNSEND, LEDGER AND ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTUREF PATTERN CARD m a vj^_ :i ^ \ No. 12, Surrey Street, Sheffiel< LEDGERS & ACCOUNT BOOKS.-^^^en^afecf. fully solicits the attention of the Merchants, ManufacturerS^Q^gkl^Piiblic generally to his Ledgers and Account Books. From his practical knowledge of the Business, and by using the best Materials, he trusts they will be found equal in quality to those usually hitherto supplied by " London Houses." BOOKBINDING » — By the adoption of modern improvements, and the division of labour into the branches usual in respectable houses, ( advan- tages which the extent of his Business admits of his availing himself of 9- ) he is enabled to execute every description of work in this department, substantially and tastefully, according to its quality. P ATTE RN CAR DS,— P lain or with elegant gilt designs. SALE CARDS. — A. large assortment of Sale Cards with linings in Bronze and Coloured Inks, at unusually low prices. mitom M®m 9 ieamr stomps, &@ RULING & BINDING FOR THE TRADE, AS USUAL — /JU& J-0Z&—, ; GENERAL DIRECTORY OF THE Caton mxii 2Sorous!) SHEFFIELD, WITH ROTHERHAM, CHESTERFIELD, AND ALL THE PARISHES, TOWNSHIPS, VILLAGES, AND HAMLETS, WITHIN A CIRCUIT OF TWELVE MI2LSS BOUND the CAPITA!, of HALLAItfSHIRE % INCLUDING A VARIETY OF STATISTICAL AND COMMERCIAL INFORMATION, SHEWING THE POPULATION AND EXTENT OF EACH PARISH AND UNION THEIR CHURCHES, CHAPELS, CHARITIES, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, AND OFFICERS; THE Arrival and Departure of the Mails, Coaches, Railway Trains, and Carriers ; AND A VARIETY OF OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION, OTCLTOirea A COPY OF THE CHARTER OF INCORPORATION AID BYE-LAWS ©f tfjc aSovoualj of Sfjeffielfc. BY WILLIAM WHITE, Author of the History, Gazetteer, and Directory of Yorkshire, and many other Counties, SHEFFIELD: PRINTED BY ROBERT LEADER,JUN., INDEPENDENT-OFFICE, HIGH-STREET, FOR WILLIAM WHITE, 200, BROOK -HILL. Price, to Non-Subscribers, 6s. 6d. Neatly Bound, to Subscribers, 5s. 6d. A Plan of Sheffield, with the Wards Coloured, may be had for Is. 1845. /& % LC Control Number 2006 361142 7\ INDEX OF PLACES II YORKSHIRE. (See also List of Streets, Villas, &c, at pages 53 to 60.) _ ' *A11 are in the Wapentake of Strafforth and Tickhill, except T ankers - ley," Thurgoland, Worsbro', and Wortley, which are in Staincross Wapentake. Abbevdale, 327 Abdy, 359 Anston, 331 Aston, 332 Attercliffe, 322,324 Aughton, 332 BallifieldHall,335 Banner Cross, 323 Bai-bot Hall, 345 Barley Hole, 359 Barnes' Hall, 372 Bassinthwaite,352 Bedgreave, 358 Belle Hag, 324 Bents Green, 327 Birdwell, 359, 366 Birley Car, 369 Blackburn, 353-4 Bolsover Hill, 369 Bolsterstone, 369, 375 Bradfield, 369,374 Bradgate, 354 Braithwell, 333 Bramley, 333 Brampton-Bier- low, 358, 361 Brampton-en-le- Morthen, 357 Brightholmlee369 374 Brightside322,327 Brinsworth, 352 Brook House, 329 BrincliffEdge,323 Broomhead Hall, 369 Bull Hill, 329 BrushHouses,369 Button Hill, 327 Canklow, 364 Carbrook, 322,324 Carsick Hill, 328 C arter Kno wle ,327 Catcliffe, 352 Chapeltown, 369, 371 CharltonBrk.,371 CinderB ridge, 354 Clifton, 333 Cloughfield, 329 Colebrook Lodge. 355 Coley Lane, 361 Conisbrough, 333 Cortwood. Crabtree,-322 Crane Moor, 365 Crookes, 323, 329 Cross Pool, 328 Dalton, 352-3 Damflask,369,376 Darnall, 322, 326 Deepcar, 369, 375 Denaby, 381, Dinnington, 377 Dungworth, 369, 376 Dobbing Hill, 327 Ecclesall Bierlow, 323,327; Union, 18 Ecclesfleld, 368 Elsecar, 361 Fairest, 369 Finkle Street, 366 Fulwood, 323, 328 Gate, 374 Gildenwells, 379 Gillott's Hill, 369 Gleadless, 335 Gool Green, 328 Grange Hall, 353 Greasbrough, 352, 354 Greenland, 324 Grenoside,369,371 Greystones, 327 Grimesthorpe,323 Guilthwaite, 364 Hallam, (Nether) 323, 329 Hallam, (Upper) 324, 328 Handsworth, 334 Hardwick, 332 Harthill, 378 Haugh, 354 Haugh,(Upr.V356 Heeley, 324, 330 Hermit Hill, 366 Herringthorpe364 High Green, 369 Heslev, 369 HillBrdg., 329,373 Hill Top, 354 Hillsbrough, 369 Hirst, 369 Holdworth, 369 Hollinsend, 335 Hollow Meadows, 309 Holmes, 337 Hoober, 361 Hoodhill,359,366 HootonLevett,380 HootonRobts.,378 Howsley Hall, 369 Hovland, 358, 362 Hui'lfield, 333 Ickles, 352 Intake. 335 Jordan, 355 Kilnhurst, 355-6 Kimberworth, 353 Kiveton, 378 Lamb Hill, 336 Laughton-en-le- Morthen, 379 Letwell, 379 Little Comn., 327 Longley, 369 • Loxley, 369, 377 Lydgate, 329 Malin Bridge, 329 Maltby, 380 Manor, (The) 324 Masbrough, 337, 338 Matlock,(Ltl.)389 Melton, (West) 358, 361 Mexbrough, 386 Micklebring, 333 Middlewood, 374 Middleton Green, 371 Midhope,369,375 Millhouses, 327 Milton Furnace, 358 Moorgate, 364 Moorwood, 369 Morthen, 364 Mortomlev, 369, 371 Mousehole Forge, 375 Netherfold, 354 Nethergreen, 323 Nethershire, 369 Netherthorpe, 332 Newbiggin, 356 Newfield Gn., 320 New Hall. 323 Newhill, 361 Norwood, 358 Olave Mill, 377 Oliver Wheel, 369 Ones acre, 369, 374 Orgreave, 353, 355 Oughtibridge,369, 374 Owlerton, 321 Parson Cross, 369 Parkgate, 354, 356 Peck MiU, 356 Pillev. 366 Potter Hill, 371 Banmoor, 328 Eavenfield, 355 Rawmarsh, 355 Redmires, 324 Richmond, 335-6 Ringinglowe, 324 Rivelin, 376 Roche Abbey. 380 Rockley, 367 Rotherwood, 353 JRotlierham His- tory, 337 ; Uni- on, 341; Direc- tory, 342; Par- ish, 352 Sandvgate, 328 Sandbeck, 380 Scholes, 353-4 Sheffield History, l' K Union, 17: Directory, 61 ; Trades, &c., 247; Parish, 322 Shire Green, 369 Silverhill, 327 Silverwood, 355 Slack(U.&N.)331 Smallfield, 374 Stanage Pole, 324 Stannimrton, 369, 375 Stephen Hill, 328 Stocks Bridge, 375 Storrs, 369, 376 Stubbin, 356, 362 Stmnperlowe, 328 Swallow Nest, 332 Swinton, 359, 382 Tankersley, 365 Tapton Hill, 329 Thorncliffe, 371 Thorpe Heslev, 359, 363 ThorpeSalvin.356 Thribergh, 357 Throapham, 3*0 Thurgoland, 365 Tinsley, 353, 355 Todwick, 357 Treeton, 357 Uphill, 369, 376 Ulley, 357 Upper thorpe, 323 Wadslev. 369, 373 Wales, 358 Waleswood, 358 Walklev, 329 Wards End, 369 Wath, 358, 360 Wentworth, 359, 363 Wharncliffe, 366 Wharncliife Side, 374 Whirlow, 327 INDEX OF PLACES. Whiston, 363 ] Wickersley, Ste Whiteley Wood, I Wigtwizle, 369 323,327 IWincobank, 369, Whitley, 369 I 373 Wisewood, 373 Woodall, 378 Woodhouse, 335-6 Worrall, 367, 376 Worsbrough, 367 Wortley, 365 INDEX OF PLACES II DERBYSHIRE. Barlborough, 396 Barlow, 397 Beauchief Abbey, 397 Beighton, 397 BirleySpa,&e.,398 Bolehill, 397, 404, 406 Booths, 405 Bradway, 406 Bramley, 404 Brampton Moor 384 Brimington, 395 Calow, 395 Garfield, 406 Carter Hall, 404 Cartledge, 401 CharnockHall404 Chesterfield, 381, 384 CoalAston398,400 Dore, 398, 401 Bronfield, 398 Dunston, 395 Eckington, 402 Ford, 404 Four-Lane- Ends, 406 Fox House, 401 Gannow Lane, 5 Geer Lane, 404 Greenhill, 406 Hackenthorpe 398 Handley, 408 Hasland, 395 Hathersage, 405 HazlebaiTow, 407 Hemsworth, 406 High Lane, 404 PIirstN.&Ovr.,405 Holmhirst, 406 Holmesfield, 399, 401 Horsley Gate, 401 Inkersall, 408 Jordanthorpe, 407 Killamarsh, 5 Lightwood, 406 Little London, 406 Longshaw, 405 Lydgate, 401 Marsden Moor 408 Marsh Lane, 404 Maugerhay, 406 Mearsbrook, 406 Meadowhead, 406 Mickley, 399 Milthorpe, 401 Moorwpod, 401 Mosbrough, 402 Moscar, 406 Netherthorpe, 408 Newbold, 395 Norbriggs, 408 Norton, 406 Norton Hammer, 406 Norton Lees, 406 Oak Mills, 406 Oaks, (The) 406 Outseats, 405 Owler Bar, 401 Plumbley, 402 Renishaw, 402 RevolutionHs.382 Ridgeway, 402,404 Sload Lane, 404 Smithywood, 406 Southgate, 396 Sothal, 398 Spink Hill, 402 Staveley, 408 Stubley, 399 SummerWood399 Tapton, 396 Totley, 399, 401 Troway, 402, 404 Unstone, 399, 402 Unthank, 401 Upperthorpe, 5 W esthorpe, 5 White Lane, 404 Whittington, 6 Wildav Green, 397 Woodhouse, 399 Woodseats397,406 Woodthorpe, 401, 408 APPEIDIX TO SHEFFIELD, CONSISTING OF CHANGES, COBBECTIONS, AND ADDITIONS. AddymanBev.J., (N.C.Meth.) Broadln Aldom Jno.Wesley, teacher,WesleyCol. Anderton Jno., tailor, 10 Shepherd st Andrews John, vict., Brown Cow, 27 Trippet lane Ashmore Hy., plumber, &c, 68 Broad st Atkin Chas., Britannia metal manftr; house, Mount Pisgah Atkins Wm., shoemkr.,55Townheadst * Badcock John, collector of excise, 7 St. George's terrace Bage Jas., nail mfr., 27 Broad lane BashawRd.,(late draper) Somervilleter Barker Mr. James, 67 Carver street BarlowSml.,share broker, Change alley Barton&Woodcock,optcns.71Charlesst B axter John, printer, (j.) 27 South st.P. Beet W. & B., sharebrokers, 4 Holly st Binney W.,sharebroker, 18 Mulberry st Boot Gervase, linen draper, 66 Fargate Bradshaw Wm., jun., table knife mfr.; h. Hanover street Brailsford Jph., reporter, 186 Brookhill Broadbent Thos., draper, 67 Market pi Bucher Louis, teacher of languages, 177 Broomhall street Burton Rchd.,grocer,&c.l27Gibraltr.st Charles Mr. Joseph, Forge lane Cocker MissAnn, matron,WesleyCoIg. Collier & Eaton, sharebrokers, &c, 15 Old Haymarket Davy James S., grcr. (delete engineer) Dewsnap Enos, razor mfr., & metal, wire, &c. dealer, 2 Bow street Dunkerley Samuel, hat manufacturer, 21 High street, & 6 Campo lane Eadon Geo. & Wm. H., auctioneers, &c„ 4 Fargate Ellis & Stimson, dissolved (see p. 321) FarrarAb.E.. (Wesn.) 173 Western bk Fishbourne Thomas, clerk, 18 St. Philip's road Fowler & Le ather, sharebrokers, 6 B ank street, and Leeds Gill W. and Son, comb manfrs., and Commission Agents, 36 Church st Gilman John, grocer, &c, 38 Bow st Griffiths Bev. William, minister of Surrey street Chapel Guest Thos., law statnr., 44 Campo In Hall Miss Hannah, 19 Wicker Hardy L., hosier, &c, 9 High street Hardy Thos., steel article mfr., Moor street; house, Ecclesall New road Heppenstall and Hills, sharebrokers, court, 32 Angel street APPENDIX Hirsfs Patent Polishing and Cleans- ing Composition, may be had whole- sale of Bingham, Hall, and Co., grocers, HayniarketfseeAdvertsmt.) Howson Hy., grocer, &c, 58 Snighill Horton & Co., boot and shoe makers, 50 Westbar Innocent Jno., share broker, 7 Campo In Jackson Rev. Samuel, (Indpt. min.) Mount Zion Chapel; h.,Yv 7 illiam st Jarvis John, share broker, 19 Milk st Jeffcock Edw., secretary to the Great Grimsby and Sheffield, Potteries, and Grand Junction Railway, 53 Norfolk street Johnson John, (not Charles) confec- tioner, 12 Dixon lane Leivesley Chas., ivory & pearl carver, Orchard In. ; h., 18* King St., Portm. Linley Mary, vict., Woodman, 137 Edward street Lingard Joseph, (not Wm.) shear and nipper mfr., court, 100 Matilda st Ludlam and Reaney, whitesmiths, ct, 18 High street Ludlam Henry, house, 4 Milk street Lythgow Henry, victualler, Wm. III., 5 Holly street Macbrair Rev. Robert Maxwell, A.M., (Wesley, min.) 69 West street McLellan Andrew, draper, 9 Castle street (vice Patrick) Matthews Benj., Rechabite medal and cap and ferrule mfr., and horn cut- ter and presser, (late Thomas) 11 Carver lane ; h., 04 West John st Middleton E dw., grocer, 5 Pinstone st Mitchell and Schofield, stock and share brokers, 15 Norfolk street Monkhouse Rev. T. S., (Wes. min.) 1G0 Solly street Morton Mattw., saw mfr., Burn tree In Muncaster and Wilson, share brokers, 10 George street Murray Wm., clerk, 12 Wellington st Needham William, share broker, 17 George street ; h., Occupation road Newton Mr. Thomas, York place Oakes Edwin M., scissor manufac- turer ; house, 41 Regent lane Owen Joseph, draper, 72 Market pi Parker & Linley, merchants & mfrs., removed to Canada place, Union st Rayner Thos., solr., and agent to the Legal and Commercial Life Insur- ance Society, 2 Campo lane Sands Edw., civil engineer, Victoria Buildings ; house, Glossop road Smith Ebenezer, share broker, &c, now at 12 Market street SherwinJas., 14 Surrey st.f notSouth st.) Smith Jno., iron candlestick & German silver spoon mfr., 2(3 Arundel st Smith William, solicitor, Cliff e House, Ecclesfield (not Endcliffe House) Steel Jane, vict., Falcon, Flat street Swallow John, shopkpr., 22 Regent st Swinscow & Manuel, edge tool mfrs. ; removed to 54 Coalpit lane Vickerman Henry, inventer and mnfr. of the Victoria Spirit Lamp, 26 Division street Walker Abraham, ironmonger, white- smith, and glue, emei lealer, 74 Scotland st. and 3 Bridgehouses Watson John, stock and share broker, 1 Church street (late silver plater) Webb Mr. George, Clark street Wesley an Ministers: — Revs. A. E. Farrar, Jph. Stinson, S. Monkhouse, R. M. Macbrair, A.M., S. D. Waddy, and Thos. Hayes, West District; and Revs. Robt. Pilter, Jph. Hargreaves, Thos. Pennington, Wm. R. Williams , and J as. Heaney, East District. Wheeler Wm. D., solr., Hartshead Wilde Geo. & Co.. file mfrs., 57 Chas. st Wilson Geo., sharebroker, (firm Mun- caster &Wilson ) ; h. 62 Market place Woodcock Jas., opticn.; h. Hampton st KILLAMARSH parish lies in the vale of the^Rother, on the Chesterfield canal, 8 miles i^.S.E. of Sheffield. It is divided in- to the six undermentioned hamlets, in which, are 1860 acres, and 906 inhabitants. The Church (St. Giles,) is an ancient edifice, except the chancel, which has re- cently been rebuilt, at the cost of about ^500. The rectory is in the patronage of the Crown, and incumbency of the Rev. Herbert Smith. The School is endowed with ^"23 per annum, for 27 free scholars ; and the poor have Benefactions produc- ing about j£'60 a year. Marked 1 , are at Church Town ; 2, Gannow Lane; 3, Uppertho>"pe ; 4, Westhorpe ; ,5, Highmoor; and 6, in Netherthorpe. AidVrson Mr Jonathan, Gannow hill Allen George, maltster, Moorhouse Appleby Fras. brick and tile maker Bird Mrs Ann, Nethergreen house 2 Bagaley John, constable 1 Bagshaw Samuel, coal owner 6 Booth Mark, tailor 4 Bouskill William, tailor Casson George, vict. Boatsman Inn, Norwood end 1 Dickinson Skevington, coal owner 5 Hancock Misses Ann & Elizabeth 3 Morris Wm. sinker and miner 1 Parr Jno. butcher & vict. Che 4 Pemberton Robert, postman PJ.atts Robt. jun. veterinary snrgooa a2 KILLAMARSH AND WHITTINGTON. Richardson Thos. manager, Forge 3 Rose Jude, joiner and vict. Nag's Head 1 Senior Francis, coal owner Shirtcliffe John & Thos^ coal agents 2 Simmonite John, vict. Angel 6 Smith Rev Herbert, rector 5 Smith Marshall, gentleman Swann William, schoolmaster Taylor John Stopford, manufactur- ing chemist, Norwood end 4 Walker Geo. vict. Navigation Inn 6 Walker Richard, gentleman 3 Ward Harvey, joiner, &c. 3 Ward Samuel, coal owner 5 Ward William, coal owner Webster Jph. & Son, iron forgers, fyc. 4 Taylor James 5 Taylor Wm. 5 ThompsonGeo. 3 Wardley Fras. 4 Wardley Stpn. 4 WatkinsonJno. 4 Webster Robt. 2 Wheei house W. 4 Whitfield Jno. 3WoodwardCnls. Shoemakers. 1 Kelk William 1 Kelk Thomas 6 Walker Fredk. Shopkeepers. 3 Harrison John 3 Ward Turner, (& butcher) I Watson Samuel 3 Webster John Beerhouses. 6 Leah Samuel 4 Mallinder Jno. 2 Walker Wm. 5 Watson Saml. 3WhitheheadMt. (& blacksmith) FARMERS. 6 Allen Job 4 Allen George 6 Barter Miles 6 Fox Thomas 5 Hall William 4 Hodgson Eliz. 5 Hutchinson Rt. 6 Limb Charles 4 Limb Hannah 3 Mallinder Chs. 1 Mallinder Geo. 4RutherfordJno. 3 Taylor George WHITTINGTON is a village and parish, 2§ miles N. of Chesterfield, and 9§ S. of Sheffield. It has 2,640 acres, and 751 inhabitants, and is noted for the Revolution House, (see p. 382.) The Church is a small ancient edifice, dedicated to St. Bartholomew. The rectory, valued at £302, is in the patronage of the Dean of Lincoln, and incumbency of the Rev. George Gordon. Henry Dixon, Esq.,islord of the manor. Thevoor have £ 18 a year. Marked * are on Whittington Moor. Ardson Edward, manager Broomhead Miss My.j|Clark Mr. Jno. Cantrill Joseph, bookkeeper Dixon Hy., Esq., Whittington Hall Fargill William, crier and sexton Green William, wood hoop maker Hackett William, crate maker Hancock Geo. & Wm., scythe mnfrs, Holmes Thomas, gingham manufetr. Hoult George, bone miller Lamb Mrs. Sarah and Miss, school Lindley W.,gent. || JenkinsonW.,gent, Maddox Mary, letter carrier Marr Edward & George, coal owners Marr George, jun., gentleman Moody Hannah, beerhouse Naylor John, millwright Rangeley Henry, coal owner Robinson Rev. Robert, curate Shipley James, plumber and glazier Shipley John, coal owner Siddall George, timber merchant Stead Charles, gent., Broom House Swan wick Frederick, civil engineer Swanwick Joseph, gentleman Inns and Taverns. Bull's Head, Jno. Cooke, (joiner, &ic.) Cock and Magpie, John Woodhouse Compass, George Bower Sheep Bridge Inn, Michael Askew White Horse, Mark Littlewood Blacksmiths. Littlewood Wm. Thorpe George Butchers. Belfit William Bower George Corn Millers. Askew xMichael Cundy John Slasg William FARMERS. BowerS. & Wm. Collis John Cupitt Augustus Derbyshire Jph. Hancock G. & W. Hollingworth J, Holmes Thomas Hubbert Thomas Jenkinson Geo. Jenkinson Saml. Mallinder Wm. Robinson Joseph Slagg Henry Turner William Unwin Joseph Vickers Isaac Widdowson Gdfy. Woodhouse Jph. Mole Catchers. Moody Richard Olivent William Shoemakers. Cartwridit Thos. HancockGeo.jun, Kay John Shepherd C.&Hy, Siddall James Thorpe Joseph Widdowson Geo. Shopkeepers. Cooke Richard Green William MettamBenj4Rt. Thorpe George * White John" Stone Masons. MettamRt.&Thos Ward Samuel Woodhouse John STONE BOTTLE 3e Manujacturers. *Johnson Cath. *Madin Aaron ♦Pearson ^Jas. J. Tailors. Bargh Thomas Beswick George ShacklockFrancis Smith John Staton John Webster Elijah Whlgts. fy Joiners. Cooke John Green Sydney Shepherd Henry Siddall John I Widdowson John BOROUGH OF SHEFFIELD Assay Office, 23 Banks, 352 ; Baths, 15 Borough, 9, 27 Botanic Gardens, Bye Laws, 32, 3o Cemetery*, 12 Chapels," 12 Charities, IT Charity Schools, Charter, (Boro'j Church Burgesses, 11 Churches, 10 to 12 Collegiate Schools, 14 Coaches vSc Cai Corporation, 19 Cotton Mills, 10 Courts, 21 Sutlers' Company, 16 13 27 CONTENTS. Directory Alphabetl.. 61 Trades, &c, 247 ; Ap- pendix, 4 Dispensary, 16 Excise Oiiice, 23 Fire & Life Offices, 17 Gas Works, 22 Hackney Coaches. 24 Hallamshire, 9 Highways, 21 Hospital-. Improvement Comsrs 4 , 19 Infirmary j Libraries 295 Literary Societies, 14 -irates, 18 Markets ^ Fairs, 22 Newspapers, &c., 15 Paiish, 8, 322 Police Force, 20 Population, 8 Post Office, 23 Prisons, 9 Railways, 10, 24 Schools, 13, Stamp Office. Streets, ( List of) Savings' Bank, 17 Town Council, 1.) Town Hall. Town Trustee - Trades' Union-. 10 Unions, 17. IS YViinU Waterworks 23 Workhouses, 10, 17 SHEFFIELD, the great seat of cutlery and other hardware manu- factures, and the capital of a parish of its own name, and of the ancient, but not very clearly defined, Liberty of Hallamshire, is a large and populous market-town and borough, covering, for a consi- derable extent, the abrupt declivities, the gently sloping banks, and the boldly swelling hills which rise in picturesque disorder near the conflux of the rivers Don and Sheaf, and are themselves encompas- sed and overlooked by such a proud amphitheatre of verdant hills, that there is scarcely a street in the town from whence the country can- not be seen, nor an eminence in the vicinity that does not command a beautiful panoramic view of the town and suburbs ; though the dis- tant prospect is often obscured by clouds of curling smoke emitted from a multiplicity of noisy maufactories, and a dense mass of dwel- lings,— amongst which are seen from the eastern summits, the mean- dering streams of the Don, the Sheaf, and the Porter, which here unite and nearly encompass the greater part of the town, after receiving the mountain streams of the Rivelin and Loxley from the north west, and supplying the dams or reservoirs of numerous grinding wheels, forges, &c, which, like natural lakes, form beautiful features in the varied scenery of tins neighbourhood ; where the lovers of the picturesque may see close and well wooded valleys w ith the bare scar occasionally peeping through the foliage ; hills appearing behind other hills, — some bearing fine masses of wood, and others studded with cheerful villas ; and views of wonderful extent, embracing many objects which are associated with events of historical importance : — Indeed, we know of 8 SHEFFIELD. no other large manufacturing town that has in its vicinage such a fine display of the softer graces of landscape, nor that affords to its industrious inhahitants a more enchanting variety of sylvan and pastoral walks. It holds a central situation betwixt Hull and Liver- pool, and Leeds and Nottingham, and is situated in the South division of the Wapentake of StrafTorth and Tickhill,and in the West-Riding of Yorkshire, bordering upon Derbyshire, and near the eastern side of that high and mountainous tract which has been called the English Appennines, and which extends southward from Westmorland and Craven, but is here (after leaving the Peak) fast subsiding into the fine champaign country that extends to Doncaster, Thorne, &c. In ecclesiastical matters, Sheffield is included in the deanery of Don- caster, in the archdeaconry of the West-Riding, and in the diocese of York. It lies nearly at an equal distance from the eastern and western Oceans, in 53 deg. 23 min. North latitude, and 1 deg. 29min. west longitude, — being 162 miles N.N.W. of London. The PARISH OF SHEFFIELD is co-extensive with the Borough, and abounds in wood and water, and in those important mineral bodies, — coal, ironstone, gritstone, freestone, flagstone, clay, &c. &c. It comprises 22,371 acres of land, divided into the six toivnships, enumerated in the following Table, from which it will be seen that it had 111,091 inhabitants in 1841 ; though in 1811, it had only 53,231. It may now be estimated at more than 120,000 souls, of whom about 110,000 live in the town and its immediate suburbs, which embrace seven-eights of the buildings and population of the townships of Eccle- sall Bierlow and Brightside Bierlow, and more than half of those of Nether Hallam. The following enumeration of the six Townships of the Borough and Parish of Sheffield, shews their territorial extent; the Annual Value of their land and buildings, as assessed to the Borough Bate in 1844 ; and their 'population at six different periods, from 1736 to 1844 : — TOWNSHIPSJ No. of ! Acres. i Annual Value, in 1844. 163,493 29,186 4 J ,711 15,600 4,729 8,276 POPULATION IN A.D 1736. 1801. 1811. 1821. 1831. 1841. Sheffield ! 3,436| 1 2,680 4,180 1,902 8.836 1,336| 9,695 983 2,352 * 1,075 31,314 4,030 5,362 1,974 797 2,281 35,840 4,899 6,569 2,384 866 2,673 42,167 6,615 9,113 3,200 1,018 3,172 59,011 8.968 14,279 4,658 1,035 3,741 68,186 10,089 19,984 7,275 1,401 4,156 Brightside Bierlow Ecclesall Bierlow Hallam (Nether) Hallam (Upper) Attercliffe-cum-Darnall .. Total i 22,371 262,995 14,105 45,758 53,231 65,275 91,692 111,091 * The Population of Nether and Upper Hallam was included with Eccle- sall-Bierlow, in the census which was taken in 1736, by order of the Church Burgesses, preparatory to presenting a petition to Parliament, to make St. Paul's Church parochial. § Brightside Township is in the North, and all the others in the South Division of Strafforth and Tickhill. + The 111,091 souls in 1841, comprised 54,884 Males, and 56,207 Females. The number of HOUSES in the Parish, in July 1841, was 26,203 ; of which, 22,770 were inhabited; 3,239 unoccupied; and 194 were building. The num- ber of houses in 1821, was only 15,045 ; but in 1831, they had increased to 19,713, including 468 building, and 914 unoccupied. The great number of unoccupied houses in 1841, was chiefly attributable to the extraordinary mania for building, which existed in the years 1835 and 1836, during a season SHEFFIELD. 9 of unparalleled prosperity, which was followed by a long period of commercial depression. The return of Sheffield township in 1841, included 632 persons in the Seffield Union Workhouse, the Infirmary, and Shrewsbury Hospital ; and 147 in the Gaol and Prison. The return of Ecclesall Bierlow included 181 persons in the Ecclesall Union Workhouse ; 34 in the Gaol; and 204 in Wes- ley College. The Brightside Bierlow return included 134 persons in the Workhouse, but the in-paupers of this township are now sent to the Sheffield Workhouse. (See page 17.) The return of Nether Hallam included 57 per- sons in Crookesmoor Workhouse, (now disused;) and 152 soldiers, and 71 other persons in the Barracks. The History of Sheffield is long and interesting", but is not within the province of this volume ; all that is here intended, being a brief glance at its leading features, with a succinct account of the Public Institutions of the town and neighbourhood, followed by a copious Directory of the inhabitants. Before the Norman Conquest, the parish of Sheffield is supposed to have been attached to the Saxon churches of Treeton, Rotherham, and Hope ; and the manor of Hallam was held by Earl Waltheof, from whose widow it passed to the great Norman baron — Roger de Busli, together with many other manors. Early in the reign of Henry I., Wm. de Lovetot held the barony of Hallamshire, of which his family made Sheffield the capital, — erecting there their chief residence, and building near it a church and hospital. In the reign of Richard I., the heiress of the Lovetot family carried Hallamshire in marriage to Gerard de Furnival, one of whose descendants obtained a charter for a market and fair at Shef- field, in 1296, and granted various privileges to his tenants ; who, in the next century, had obtained some reputation for the manufac- ture of knives, which are mentioned by Chaucer, under the name of " Sheffield thivytles." Early in the 14th century, John Talbot, the first Earl of 'Shrewsbury, obtained Hallamshire in marriage with the heiress of the Furnivals, and his descendants held the barony till it passed with their heiress, about two centuries ago, to the illustrious family of the Howards, Ep.rls of Arundel and Surrey, Dukes of Nor- folk, &c, with whom it has since remained. Sheffield Castle, the seat of the Norman lords of Hallamshire, was a large and strongly fortified mansion, on the banks of the Don, upon the site still called the Castle Hill. Iu the 15th century, they erected a summer residence in the centre of the Park, called the Manor, where Cardinal Wolsey lodged 16 days, in 1529 ; and where the un- fortunate Man) Queen of Scots was confined nearly twelve years. There are still some remains of the Manor-House, but the site of the Castle is occupied by modem buildings. The bailiff of Hallamshire executes his office in all the manors near Sheffield, which belong to the Duke of Norfolk, as noticed with the Court of Requests at page 21. An Act of the 2lst of James I, incorporated the Cutlery and other Workers in Iron, in Hallamshire, and extended their jurisdic- tion not only throughout that barony, but "everywhere within six miles compass of die same." By the Reform Bill, passed in 1832, Sheffield was raised to the rank of a Parliamentary Borough, — sending two members to parliament; and it was incorporated by Royal Charter, as a Municipal Borough, in 1843, as noticed at pages 27 to 31. Under several Acts of Parliament, the River Don was made navi- gable to Tinsley, within three miles of Sheffield, in 1751 ; and the facilities of the manufactures of the town were further increased by 10 SHEFFIELD. the opening of a Canal from Tinsley to Sheffield, in 1819 ; and by the opening of the Sheffield and Rotherham Raihvay, on Oct 31st, 1838 ; the North Midland Railway, inl 840; and the Sheffield and Manchester Railway, in 1845. In the latter year, an Act was obtained for the Grimsby and Sheffield Railway ; and application will be made in Parliament during the ensuing session, for Acts for making the direct London and York Railway ; and direct lines from Sheffield to Barnsley, Wakefield, Lincolnshire, Chesterfield, &c, which, when completed, will make Sheffield a great central station, for the principal lines in England, instead of being at the distance of more than five miles from the main trunk to the north and south, as it is now. Among other improvements now in contemplation are — the erection of a commodious Bridge across the Don, near the Iron Bridge and the Sheffield and Manchester Railway Station, and the formation of a direct road from it to the top of Snighill, It has been ascertained that upwards of 10,000 foot passengers cross the Iron Bridge daily, and the want of a carriage road across the river at this point, and another near Cornish Place, has long been felt. No place has suffered more from the vicissitudes of trade than Sheffield. — The American War produced a state of considerable depression ; and the town had only just recovered from the effects of that abortive effort to estab- lish the principle of taxation without representation, when the Wars of the French Revolution came to plunge its inhabitants in still deeper distress. The town suffered much from the great commercial panics of 1825 and 1837 ; the latter of which was brought about chiefly by the over-speculations of the three preceding years, and its paralysing influence continued till 1843. Since then a season of prosperity has existed, which we trust will long con- tinue, though it may, e'er long, be disturbed by the mania for railway specu- lation, which has for some time pervaded the country. The Trades' Unions, established by the operatives of the town and neighbourhood, for the purpose of preventing those rainous reductions in wages and the price of goods, which often occur in times of depression, have long been a subject of complaint among the Manufacturers, who, in 1844, formed themselves into a Pkotec- tion Society, for mutual defence against the intolerant dictation of the work- men, some of whom have, on several occasions, resorted to diabolical means for intimidation and the midnight destruction of property. We trust the men are now better informed, and that the annals of Sheffield will not again be stained by a repetition of these outrages. Mr. A. C. Branson is solicitor to the Protection Society. Among the joint-stock speculations of 1845, are two companies for establishing Cotton Mills in Sheffield, one proposing to commence business with a capital of ^£20,000, in ^9500 shares, and the other with .£100,000, in ^100 shares. The large central building of the Sheffield Workhouse, was the third cotton mill erected on the same site, after two con- flagrations in 1792 and 1810. Soon after the latter year, its spirited, but un- fortunate proprietors, were obliged to abandon the trade, and their newly erected mill remained unoccupied till it was purchased by the overseers of the poor for .£7,500, in 1829. The Unions, to which Sheffield and several neighbouring parishes have been annexed by the New Poor Law Commis- sioners, are noticed at pages 17 and 18. The Parish Church (St. Peter and the Holy Trinity,) is a large rec- tangular Gothic structure, nearly in the centre of the town. It is 210 feet long, and 130 broad, and has a tower in the centre surmounted by a lofty spire. The interior consists of a spacious nave, two side aisles, and a chan- cel ; the latter of which is rich both in ancient and modern sculpture, — having the tombs of threeEarls of Shrewsbury, and two beautiful productions of the chisel of Sir F. L. Chantry. The church was thoroughly repaired and repcwed, between the years 1800 and 1806, and will now seat 2,000 persons. In the tower is a peal of 10 bells, a set of chimes, and an ei SHEFFIELD. 11 lent clock with an illuminated dial. The vicarage, which is valued in the King's Books at £12. 15s. 2d., and is now worth about £1,300 per annum, is in the alternate patronage of Philip Gell, Esq., of Hopton, and Mrs. Lawson, of Boroughbridge; and, since 1805, it has been enjoyed by the Rev. Thos. Sutton, D.D. Associated with, but independent of the vicar, are three assistant ministers, viz : — the Revs. Edward Goodwin, M.A., John Gibson, M.A., and Wm. Harris, M.A. The Rev E. S. Murphy, M.A., officiates for Mr. Gibson ; and the Rev. J. Teague is the vicar's curate. Mr. Joseph Hudson is the clerk ; Mr. John Kirk, the sexton ; and Mr. Bothamley, the organist. The CHURCH BURGESSES were incorporated by a charter of Queen Mary, in 1554, and invested with property for the snpport of the three assistant ministers; the reparation of the church, bridges, &c; and the relief of the poor. Their income from land, buildings, &c, amounts to upwards of £1,600 per annum. The present list of these 12 Trustees, or Church Burgesses, is as follows: — Messrs. John Porter, Henry Newbould, Henry Wilson, Saml. Revell, Jas. Creswick, Richd. Bayley, Fras. Hunts- man, Robt. Younge, Hy. Furniss, Geo. Hounsfield, Thos. Creswick, and C. F. Younge. Mr. James Wheat is their clerk. They allow yearly sala- ries of about £400 to each of the three assistant ministeivs. St. Paul's Church, in Norfolk street, is a handsome Grecian fabric, which was built by subscription, in 1720 & '21 ; but it was not opened as a chapel -of-ease till 1740. It has several neat mural tablets, and a bust of one of its late ministers, executed by Chantry. The curacy, valued at £136, is in the incumbency of the Rev. James Knight, M.x\. The Rev. Chas. Hamilton, B.A., is assistant curate. Henry Beckett is clerk, and Abraham Beckett, sexton. St. James' Church, a square building, in the Grecian style, was finished in 1789, at the cost of more than £3,000, raised in £50 shares, each of which entitles its possessor to a pew as a freehold inheritance. It is 71^ feet long, and 42§ broad ; and in its east window is a representation of the Crucifixion, executed by Peckitt, in 1797. The curacy, valued at £160, is eujoyed by the Rev. Thos. Best, M.A. The Rev. C. W. Woodhouse, M.A., is assistant curate. Mr. Thos. Finch is clerk, and Mr. Thos. Hudson, sexton. St. George's Church stands in a burial ground of 2f acres, extending from Portobello-street to Broad-lane. The first stone was laid July 19th,1821, and the fabric was finished in 1825, at the cost of £14,819, which was given by Parliament. It is a handsome structure, in the Gothic style which pre- vailed in the 14th century, and is 122 feet long, and 67 broad, with a noble tower at the west end, rising to the height of 139 feet. It has 2,000 sittings, one half of which are free. The altar piece is a beautiful painting of Christ blessing little children, by Paris, who presented it to the church in 1831. The perpetual curacy (£400 per annum,) is now enjoyed by the Rev. Wm. Mercer, M.A. The assistant curates are — the Rev. J. C. Home, M.A., and the Rev. C. Chamberlain. Mr. Arthur Lee is clerk, and Mr. Samuel Lilly, sexton. St Philip's Church is a neat Gothic structure, near the junction of the Penistone and Infirmary roads, and was built by Parliament at the cost of nearly £12,000. The first stone was laid Sept. 26th, 1822; but the building was not opened till July 1828. It is 95 feet long, and 79 broad. The curacy, valued at £135, is in the incumbency of the Rev. John Livesey, M.A. ; and Mr. Jph. Cartledge is the sexton. There is no clerk, — the re- sponses, &c. being chanted in the cathedral style. St. Mary's Church, at the foot of Bramall lane, is a handsome struc- ture, in the florid Gothic style, standing in a spacious burial ground, given by the Duke of Norfolk. It was built by Parliament at the cost of £12,649. 19s. 5d. The first stone was laid Oct. 12th, 1826, and the edifice was jonsecrated July 21st, 1830. The curacy, valued at £190, is in the incum- 12 SHEFFIELD. bency of the Rev. Henry Farish, M.A, Mr. Thomas Preston is clerk, and James Dyson, sexton. St. John's Church, on the lofty summit of Park Hill, stands in a burial ground of nearly three acres, given by the Duke of Norfolk, and was erected in 1836, at the cost of about £3,500, raised by subscription. It is a neat Gothic edifice, 52 feet broad, and 102 feet long, exclusive of the tower, which is surmounted by a spire rising to the height of 100 feet. The Rev. E. G. Kelly, M.A., is the incumbent-, Mr. Geo. Gill, the clerk ; and Richard Parkin, the sexton. Besides the seven churches in the town, there are in the parish, neat modern churches, or chapels-of-ease,at Attercliffe, Darnall, Ecclesa.ll, Crookes, and Fulwood ; and at the Shrewsbury Hospital is a commodious chapel, in the Gothic style, with pews for a large congregation; so that there are in the parish of Sheffield thirteen episcopal places of worship, in which are sittings for about 17,000 hearers, of which more than 7,000 are free, A Church is about to be built in the Wicker, as noticed at page 323. The Roman Catholic Chapel, in Norfolk row, was built in 1816, and is now under the pastoral care of the Revs. Charles Pratt and Matthew Kavanah. It is in contemplation to erect, in the Leadmill field, upon land to be given by the Duke of Norfolk, an elegant Roman Catholic Church, after the style of those at Leeds, Derby, and Nottingham. There are in the parish of Sheffield, about 36 DISSENTING CHAPELS, which will seat upwards of 25,000 hearers. Of these, the following 25 are in the town. The Friends' Meeting House, near Bank street and Hartshead, was rebuilt in 1764, and again in 1806. The Upper Chapel, in Norfolk street, was built by Presbyterians, in 1700 ; but it has long been held by Unitarians, and is now under the ministry of the Rev. B. T. Stannus. Nether Chapel, in Norfolk street, was erected in 1715, but was taken down in 1826, and rebuilt on a more spacious and handsome plan. It belongs to the Independents, and is under the ministry of the Rev. Thos. Smith, M.A. Here are four other Independent Chapels, viz : — Lee Croft Chapel, (Rev. W. B. Landells,) built in 1780, but recently repaired and enlarged; Garden Street Chapel, (Rev. S. Bellamy,) a small building erected about 1780; Queen Street Chapel, (Rev. J. H. Muir,) built in 1784; Howard Street Chapel, (Rev. R. S. Bayley, F.S.A.,) erected in 1790; and Mount Zion Chapel, (Rev. S. Jackson,) a handsome stone fabric, built in 1834-5. Here are three Baptist Chapels, — one in Townhead Street, (Rev. Chas. Larom,) built in 1814 ; one at Portmahon, built in 1838 ; and one in Eyre Street, at the corner of Duke Street, built in 1841. The latter belongs to the General Baptists. The Wesleyan Methodists have six large Chapels here, viz : — Norfolk Street Chapel, built in 1780, and enlarged in 1833; Carver Street Chapel, built in 1804; Ebenezer Chapel, near Moorfields, erected in 1823 ; Bridgehouses Chapel, erected in 1795, but rebuilt in 1833 ; the Park Chapel, built in 1831; and Brunswick Chapel, a large and handsome stone fabric, erected in 1833, and having seats for 2,000 hearers. They have also four small Chapels at Owlerton Bar, Crookes Moor, Heeley,and the Manor. The New Connexion Methodists have two commodious Chapels here, — one in Scotland Street, erected in 1764, and rebuilt in 1828; and the other in South Street, built in 1828. The Association Methodists have a neat Chapel in Surrey Street, built in 1831 ; and a smaller one in Stanley Street. . The Primitive Methodists have a large Chapel in Coalpit Lane, built in 1835 and '6 ; and the deluded followers of Johanna Southcott assemble for wor- ship in the Free Mason's Hall. The Plymouth Brethren and Latter Day Saints have meeting rooms in the town. The General Cemetery, in the south-western suburbs of the town, about a mile from the Market-place, occupies 5a. 2r. 26Jp. of land, on the SHEFFIELD. s 13 picturesque acclivity of Sharrow Vale, well enclosed, beautifully laid out, and having in its centre a neat chapel. It is the property of a company of shareholders, and was opened July 30th, 1836, at the close of which year it had cost upwards of £13,000. Part of it is about to be consecrated for the use of members of the established church. About 30 family vaults, and 440 graves have been sold, and the number of interments, since the opening, is about 1,800. The Rev. W. B. Landells is the minister; Mr. A. Chadwiek, secretary ; and Mr. W. Chadwiek, sexton. Upwards of 10,000 children attend the different Sunday Schools attached to the Churches and Chapels; and the various congregations are liberal supporters of other Institutions for the promotion of Christian Know- ledge, amongst which are Bible, Missionary, Tract, and other Associations. The Sheffield Protestant Association was established about the close of 1839, and Lord Wharneliffe is its president. Here are also Public Day Schools, at which about 4,000 children are instructed either gratuitously, or for tri- fling weekly payments. The Boys' Charity School, in East-parade, was erected in 1710, and rebuilt in 1825 and '6, and now affords board, lodging, clothing, and education to 90 poor boys, at the cost of £1,100 per annum, arising from the endowment and voluntary subscriptions. The Girls' Charity; School, in St. James'-row, was erected in 1786, and its object is to clothe, support, and educate 70 poor girls, and to give them every requisite instruction to fit them for domestic servants. The National School, in Carver-street, was erected by subscription, in 1812, and affords instruction to about 360 boys, and 340 girls, on the Madras system. It is the central school of the Sheffield National District Society, which has six other Day Schools, and 13 Sunday Schools, in different parts of the town, and nine Day Schools, and ten Sunday Schools, in the neighbourhood, affording instruction to about 5,000 children. The Lancasterian School, in Gib- raltar-street, is attended by about 400 boys, and 250 girls, and was estab- lished in 1809. The Wesleyans, in 1832, opened their large Sunday School, at Redhill, for the reception of day scholars, who pay from Id. to 4d. per week ; and they have since opened, for the same purpose, their Sunday Schools at Norfolk street, Brunswick, and Ebenezer chapels. Here are also seven Infant Schools, supported partly by annual contributions. Four of them are under the care of the Infant School Society, connected with the Established Church, and are situated in Beet-street, Hermitage-street, Hoyle- street, and the Park. The Catholic School, in Surrey-street, was built in 1836, and is now attended by 50 boys, and 60 girls, who pay from 2d. to 3d. per week. St. George's Schools, at the head of Beet street, now nearly completed, are among the handsomest and largest National Schools in the kingdom, and were ereeted at the cost of about £4,000, including £1,200 given for the site. The first stone was laid by Lord Wharneliffe, Nov. 14th, 1844. The building is of stone, in the Norman style, and the three spacious school rooms will accommodate 1,280 children, viz: — 490 boys, 490 girls, and 300 infants. The members of St. George's church con- tributed liberally towards the erection, and the Privy Council granted about £1,250, the National School Society £500, and the Church Burgesses £100. St. Pauls National School, in Charles-street, was erected in 1844. The Free Grammar School is a commodious and handsome stone building, in Charlotte-street, erected by subscription, in 1825, in lieu of the ancient school which stood near the top of Townhead-street. It was founded by letters patent of James I., in 1604, and the Vicar and Church Burgesses are the trustees. The endowment produces about £160 a year, of which £100 is paid to the master, and £50 to the usher, who are required to teach Latin and Greek gratuitously to 25 boys of the parish; but they pay three guineas each per annum for the other branches of learning, and the teaehers are allowed to take other scholars. The Free Writing School, in B 14 SHEFFIELD. School-croft, was founded by Wm. Birley, in 1715, and rebuilt in 1827. The master has from the endowment £50 per annum, for which he teaches 30 poor boys reading, writing, and arithmetic. The Collegiate School, pleasantly seated on a gentle acclivity in the Yale of the Porter, near Broom Hall, was founded by a company of proprie- tors, with a capital of £3,000, raised in £25 shares, in 1835. It is a hand- some building, in the Tudor Gothic style, and has a pleasure ground of 3§ acres, at the foot of which is the boarding house, erected in 1837. It has about 100 pupils, and more than half of them are boarders. The We s- leyan Proprietary Grammar School, in a pleasant situation near Glossop-road, is one of the largest and handsomest scholastic institutions in the kingdom, and is now (by royal patent,) called WESLEY COLLEGE. It was finished in 1838, at the cost of more than £10,000, exclusive of £4,500 paid for six acres of land, tastefully laid out in pleasure grounds. It is a long and lofty building, with an elegant Corinthian portico in the centre, and has generally about 150 boarders. For the teachers of these collegiate, and the other scholastic establishments in the town, see pages 248 and 249. In Orchard-street is a school, dignified with the name of the Peoples College, and established a few years ago, by the Rev. R. S. Bayley, F.S.A., Independent minister. The School of Design, at the Bath Saloon, Glossop-road, was established a,bout two years since, and is supported by government grants, a number of yearly -subscribers, and the small payments of the pupils. It is well stored with casts, models, drawings, and elegant specimens of British and Foreign manufactures, and works of art. The SHEFFIELD LIBRARY, which now occupies part of the Music Hall, was commenced in 1771, and has about 7,500 volumes, belonging to about 250 shareholders, who pay a } r early subscription of 21s. The Me- chanics' and Apprentices' Library, in Watson-walk, was founded in 1824. and has now upwards of 4,500 volumes. It is open every Tuesday and Saturday afternoons, from 1 till 5 o'clock ; and on every Monday, Wednes- day, Thursday, and Friday evenings, from half-past six till nine o'clock. Apprentices pay Is., and adults 3s. per quarter, and the number of subscri- bers is now about 600. The Law Library, at 10, East-parade, was estab- lished in 1836. The Literary and Philosophical Society, which has a valuable museum, and holds its meetings at the Music Hail, was established in 1822, and its members now consist of more than 80 proprietors, who pay two guineas yearly, and about 40 subscribers of one guinea per annum. Mr. John Holland is the curator. The Mechanics 5 Institution, at the corner of Tudor-street, Surrey- street, has for its object the dissemination of scientific, mechanical, and other useful knowledge, amongst the operative classes. It was established in 1832, and is supported by from 400 to 500 members, of whom about 120 are operatives, paying 6s. per annum, and about 200 are yearly subscr; of 10s. 6d. There are also about 170 who are subscribers only to the Li- brary, which comprises more than 2,000 volumes. The buildings whir now occupies were purchased about five years ago, but as soon as the funds are sufficient, it is intended to take them down, and to erect on their site a handsome and commodious edifice. The building fund has been accumula- ted by subscription, and the profits of several Exhibitions and Public Enter- tainments, and in 1845, by the profits of a Bazaar. The present officers of this useful institution, are — Dr. ftolland, president ; Edw. Bramley, Esq.. and Dr. Thompson, vice-presidents; Mr. John Fowler, honorary secretary ; and Mr. H. A. Rodgers, assistant secretary. The Library and News Rooms were added to the Institution a few years ago. The Church of England Instruction Society, 20, Carver- street, was established Oct. 2ist, 1839, and affords all the benefits offered to the opera- SHEFFIELD, 15 tive classes by the Mechanics' Institution, Its classes for various branches of instructions are well attended, and it has a Library, already amounting to more than 2,000 volumes, and a Museum, consisting of upwards of 2,000 specimens of fossils, birds, beasts, insects, &c. &c. One of its chief objects is the dissemination of religion, aud its management is entrusted to none but members of the Established Church. It has about 500 members, of whom lo2 are honorary, many of them paying 21s. per annum, and the rest youths- paying Is. 6d. per quarter. The Vicar is the president; the Rev.. W. H. Yale, M.A., and James Montgomery, Esq., are the vice-presidents , the Rev. C. W. Woodhouse, M.A., is the honorary secretary ; and Mr. J. B. Smales, librarian and assistant secretary. The Medical and Anatomical Academy occupies a neat stone edifice, in Surrey -street, built in 1829. 'The Sheffield Physical Club /neets at the Savings' Bank, and Mr. Boultbee is its secretary. The weekly NEWSPAPERS, published in Sheffield, are enumerated at page 299, and were established as follows : — the Iris, in 1794 ; the Mercurx 1807 ; and the Independent, in 1819. There is a large Subscrip Neivs Room, in East Parade, established about 30 years ago ; and one at the Music Hall, commenced in 1825. There is a News Ro< . the Mechanics' Institution ; and a Conservative Neus Room, at 39, Fargate, has recently been established, and has now about 100 sub- scribers of 10s. each per annum. Among the places of amusement are the Theatre and Assembly Rooms, two spacious brick buildings, in Arundel-street and Norfolk- street, erected in 1773, by a company of shareholders; the Circus and Theatre, a substantial stone fabric, opposite the Cattle-market, built in 1836 and '7, at the cost of £6,000, raised in £25 shares ; the Music Hall, a large stone building, in Surrey-street, erected in 1823; and the Botanical Gardens, in Clarkehouse-lane, which occupy about 18 acres of land admirably adapted for the purpose, — being a fertile and gently broken acclivity, with a southern aspect, in the picturesque vale of the Porter, opposite the verdant and boldly rising banks of Sharrow, on which are seen the General Cemetery, and many neat villas. This delightful place of recreation was opened June 29th, 1836, and cost its original proprietors upwards of £18,000, of which £3,600 was paid for the land. It was formerly in £20 shares ; but was sold May 16th, 1844, to a new company of proprietors, for £9,000, to be raised in £5 shares, of which about 1,300 are already taken, and it is hoped that the remaining 500 will be disposed of be- fore the lapse of another year. A yearly subscription is paid on each share for the admission of the bearer and family, and shareholders are allowed to sell their yearly tickets. About £6,000 of the purchase money has already been paid. The gardens are open daily, from morning till night, and on Sundays from one P.M. till dusk. The proprietors are styled, in their deed of constitution, " The Sheffield Botanical and Horticultural Society?' Mr. Thos. Marshall is then clerk; and Mr. Eras. Williamson is the curator. The Public Baths. in Convent-walk, Glossop-road, were built in 1836, and have t large swimming baths, two tepid plunging baths, and several suits of shower, warm, and vapour baths. The General Infirmary ranks as the most useful public char- in Sheffield. It is a spacious and handsome stone building, on the north-west side of the town, erected by subscription, in 1793-'4; and 16 SHEFFIELD. in 1840-'!, it was greatly enlarged by the erection of Fever Wards, at the cost of about £5,000. The Duke of Norfolk is the president ; the Duke of Devonshire and Earl Fitzwilliam, vice-presidents ; Drs. Hol- land, Thompson, Favell, and Branson, physicians ; Messrs. Overend, Jackson, and Thompson, surgeons; Mr. Joseph Law, house-surgeon ; Kev. Henry Denson Jones, chaplain; Mr. Jph. Kirk, secretary ; and Mrs. Hannah Barker, matron. The Dispensary, in West-street, was established in 1832, for the purpose of affording medical and surgical aid to the poor, as out-pa- tients. It occupies a building purchased in 1834, at the cost of £1,500. The Vicar is president ; Drs. Harwood and Favell, are the physicians ; Messrs. Bay, Gregory, Wright, Martin, Boultbee, Ches- man, and Porter, surgeons; Messrs. Turton, Walker, and Beckitt, accoucheurs; Mr. James Gleadall, house-surgeon; and Mr. Samuel Lilly, collector. The Eye Dispensary, at No. 10, Cheney-row, is at- tended by Messrs. Gregory and Gillott, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, from 12 till 1 o'clock; and the Eye and Ear Dispensary, at 71, Westbar, is attended by Messrs. Chesman, Thompson, and Mar- tin, daily from 11 till 12 o'clock. The TOWN BURGESSES' TRUST consists, like that of the Church Burgesses, of property held in trust, for the benefit of the town at large, and it now produces upwards of £1,600 per annum, of which £ 1,000 arises from Navigation shares, and more than £400 from land in and near the town. The trustees have, at various periods, expended large sums in widening the streets, and otherwise improv- ing the town. In 1840, they extended Queen-street from Workhouse- croft to Scotland-street, and widened that part of Campo-lane be- tween St. James's-row and Lee-croft. In 1845, they widened part of Trippet-lane, by removing a row of old houses which formed one side of Red-croft The present Town Trustees are — T. A. Ward, (town collector,) Wm. Battie,B. Withers, Wm. Fisher, Thos. Pearson, Jno. Rodgers, S. Hadfield, S. Bailey, M. Ellison, Joseph Levick, J. W. Hawksworth,and Wm. Vickers, Esqrs. The Hospital of Gilbert, Earl of Shrewsbury, founded by that illustrious nobleman, in 1616, formerly occupied the site of the present Corn Exchange and New Haymarket, but the original buildings were pulled down in 1827, when the almspeople were removed to the present Hospital, which forms one of the handsomest establishments of the kind in the kingdom, and occupies an airy situation, on the brow of the hill overlooking Claywood, on the eastern side of the town, opposite the Cholera Monument, round which is a large plot of ground, laid out in public walks and shrubberies. The trusteeship and patronage of this hospital is vested with the Duke of Norfolk, and it now affords comfortable dwellings to 20 poor men, and 20 poor women, with a weekly allowance of ]0s. to each of the former, and 8s. to each of the latter. They have also each a load of coals every three months, and a blue coat or gown once in two years. The founder directed that the inmates should be such as had " seen better days, and had been reduced by misfortune." The Rev. Thos. Robinson is the governor $ chaplain, and has a good house, and £60 a year. Hollis Hospital, in Newhall-street, was founded in 1703, by Thomas Hollis, a wealthy merchant, of London, but a native of Sheffield, and a liberal and benevolent nonconformist. He purchased the first dissenting meeting house in Sheffield, called the New hall, and a house adjoining, which he converted into dwellings for 16 poor women, widows of cutlers, residing within two miles of Sheffield, or others connected with its trade. SHEFFIELD, 17 In his will he made no provision for the maintenance of the Hospital, merely desiring that it might be continued, and this request was religiously ful- filled by his descendants. The anuual income is about £680. Besides stipends to the ministers of the Upper, Nether, and Fulwood Chapels, and the Presbyterian ministers, and schoolmasters of Rotherham and Doncaster, seventeen almswomen receive each 7s. per week, and the governor a yearly salary of £60. The latter reads prayers to the almspeople, and conducts a School for the gratuitous instruction of 80 poor boys. The property of the charity is vested in 14 trustees, chiefly descendants of the founder. Richd. Solly, Esq., is the treasure)* ; and Mr. G. H. Hobson, governor. The Charities, under the management of the Cutlers'' Company, are — Thos. Hanby's, which yields £150 a year, to be distributed in clothes, and money, to poor and aged men and women ; and Joseph Hudson's, consis- ting of an annuity of £8. 10s. for poor file strikers, at Christmas. The poor of Sheffield have about £140 a year from the bequests of Mary Parsons, Eliz. Parkin, and seven other donors, vested with various trustees ; £100 a year from the Church Burgesses' Trust ; £60 a year from Wm. Birleifs charity, left in 1715, and vested with the Church Burgesses; and occasionally they have small distributions from the Town Burgesses' Trust. Various societies, for bettering the condition of the poor, are liberally supported by the contributions of the benevolent, who, in seasons of scarcity, inclemency, and want of employment, often dispense large sums in food and clothing, among the destitute inhabitants. The Savings' Bank was established in 1819, and now occupies a neat stone building, in Surrey-street. Its deposits amounted in 1 836 to £147,136; in 1840 to £160,380 ; and in 1844 to £182,838, belonging to 6,291 individ- uals, 1 ] charitable societies, and 54 friendly societies. This is exclusive of a large surplus fund. The salaries paid to 'clerks, &c, amount to £530 per annum. Mr. Benj. Schofield is the secretanj. The bank is open every Monday and Tuesday, from 12 till 2 o'clock. The Sheffield Fire Office, in George -street, was erected in 1 SI J, by its proprietors, who are associated for the insurance of themselves, and others, from loss by fire. They have several powerful engines, &c, and an able body of firemen. Mr. Brownell is the secretary; and Mr. John Wreaks, the collector. The Sheffield, Rotherham, and Chesterfield Fire and Life Office, at 25, Norfolk-street, was established in 1844, by a company of proprietors, with a capital of £200,000, in £20 shares. They have power to increase their capital to £500,000, and have already an effi- cient fire brigade, and two powerful engines, constructed on the most impro- ved principles. The Directors, &c, are stated in the company's Advertise- ment, at a subsequent page, and Mr. Thos. Bell is the manager $ acinar]/. SHEFFIELD UNION comprises the four townships of Sheffield, Atter- cliffe, Brightside Bierlow, and Handsworth, which comprise an area of about 10,600 acres, and in 1841 had 85,076 inhabitants, of whom, 42,068 were males, and 43,008 females. Eight Guardians are elected yearly for Sheffield, two for Brightside, and one each for Attercliffe and Handsworth. The amounts of Poor Bates levied in the vear ending March 1844, were as follows:— Sheffield, £29,917. 10s.; Attercliffe, £2,444; Brightside, £5,444; and Handsworth, £999. 18s. ; but out of these large sums were paid to the county rates, and for liquidation of debts, and the alterations at the gigantic WORKHOUSE in Kellam street, which has recently been enlarged at the cost of more than £6,000, though it had previously room for more than 600 inmates. The Brightside Workhouse, in Rock-street, is now disused, so that the in-paupers of the whole Union are sent to the Sheffield Work- house, which had 632 inmates in July 1841 ; but for some time a season of prosperity has existed, and it has now only about half that number. Mr. JohnWatkinson is Union Clerk and Superintendent Registrar ; Mr. SamL and b 2 18 SHEFFIELD. Mrs. Rogers, master and matron of the Workhouse ; Joseph Boyes, asylum keeper ; and Mr. Paul Bright, auditor. For Sheffield township, Mr. James Ellis is levy clerk ; Joseph Gamble pay clerk ; Jph. Turnell and William Blundell, vestry clerks and relieving officers ; and J. Foster, G. Leviek, W. Birtles, and W. H. Woolhouse, collectors of poor rates. Mr. Frank Wever is assistant overseer for Brightside; and Mr. George Sykes is relieving officer for Brightside, Attercliffe, and Handsworth. The Registrars of Births and Deaths are Messrs. Benj. Skidmore, for the Park District ; Geo. Taylor, South District; Benj. Rawlins, West District ; Wm. Clark, North District; Geo. Sykes, Brightside ; Geo. Si bray, Handsworth ; and Geo. Marshall, for Attercliffe. The Registrars of Marriages for the whole Union, are — Messrs. Benjamin Skidmore and Joseph Kirk. Ecclesall Bierlow Union comprises the seven townships of Ecclesall Bierlow, Nether and Upper Hailam, Norton, Totley, Dore, and Beauchief ; the latter four of which are in Derbyshire. It had 31,628 inhabitants in 1841, and its average annual expenditure for the relief of the poor, during three years ending March 1837, 1841, and 1844, was respectively, £4,273, £5,349, and £7,979. A large and handsome Workhouse of freestone, with an elegant front in the Elizabethan style, was completed about two years ago by this Union, at the cost of more than £6,000, in lieu of the old one on Sharrow moor. It is pleasantly situated near Cherry tree hill, and has room for about 500 paupers. Its number of inmates in July 1843, was 381, and in July 1844, 279. The average number of paupers relieved quarterly, in the year ending March 1845, was 1,312 out, and 354 in-door. The weekly cost per head of the in-door poor is 2s. 5§d. for food, and 6f d. for clothing. Four Guardians are elected yearly for Ecclesall, two each for Nether Hailam and Norton, and one for each of the other four townships. Mr. William Firth is Union clerk and superintendent registrar ; Mr. John Tasker, relieving officer and deputy superintendent registrar ; John Yeomans, master, and Mary Marsh, matron of the Workhouse; Joseph Speakman, schoolmaster; Geo. Wilkinson, auditor ; and the Rev. Richard Martin, of Dore, is the chaplain. The Registrars of Births and Deaths are — Messrs. W. T, Kidd, for Ecclesall Bierlow and Heeley ; Richd. Fumiss, for Upper Hailam, Dore, and Totley ; John Wreaks, for Norton and Beauchief; and Wm. Birtles, for Nether Hailam District. Mr. Thos. Smith is assistant overseer for the townships of Ecclesall and Nether and Upper Hailam ; and Mr. Wm. Travis is collector of poor rates for Ecclesall township, and has his office at 47, South -street. The TOWN HALL, at the junction of Castle-street, Haymarket, and Waingate, is a neat stone fabric, which was built in 1808, and considerably enlarged in 1833, at the expense of the Town Trust. Here are held the Quarter and Petty Sessions, the Manor and Sheriff's Courts, Public Meetings, &c. ; and on the lower floors are prison cells, and the offices, and lock up, of the Police. Petty Ses- sions were held here only on Tuesday and Friday, till the institution of the Municipal Corporation, but they are now held four days a week, or oftener when necessary. The Magistrates most regular in attendance are — the Mayor and his predecessor, W. J. Bagshawe, Esq., Wilson Overend, Esq., Rev. W. Alderson, Rev. Geo. Chandler, Rev. J. Hand, Henry Walker, Esq., and J. C. Athorpe, Esq. Earl Fitzwilliam, Lord Wharncliffe, and the Hon. J. S. Wortley, M.P., occasionally attend the Petty, and often preside at the Quarter Ses- sions. Mr. Albert Smith is clerk to the magistrates. The IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS were commonly "called Police Commit i jntil the institution of the Municipal Corporation, IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS. 19 In 1818, " An Act for cleansing, lighting, watching, and otherwise improv- ing the town of Sheffield," was obtained, and its powers extend to all parts of the town within the distance of three quarters of a mile round the Parish Church, and are entrusted to the execution of the Tovm Trustees, the Master and Wardens of the Cutlers' Company, and a number of Commissioners, of whom the following is the present list : — Fordham, John Foster, William Howard, William Hawks worth, C. Hoyland, Wm. Holden, George Harrison, James Hoole, Charles Hunter, Michael Hall, John Hall, William Jenkinson, Wm. Jerfeock, Wm. King, Thomas Kitchen, Richard Lowe, Elias Laycock, Thos. Lofthouse, Thos. Lockwood, Wm. Leader, Robt.,j un. Marsden, Wm. Maugham, Mark Morton, Thomas Muncaster, Rd. Marsden, George Newbound, John Nanson, E.,jun. Nanson, John Porter, John Palfreyman,Luke Peace, Charles Pitt, John Raworth, Joseph Ridge, George Raworth, Benj. P. Roebuck, George Roebuck, Jonthn. Ragg, William Rodgers, T. Wm. Smith, John Sykes, John Sorby, Robert Stevenson, Jph. Schofield, Ed. B, Smith, Albert Staniforth, Alfred Turton, George Turton, Thos. B. Unwin, Edwin Unwin, William Unwin, Philip Unwin, Henry Vickers, Edward Varah, George Willey, Thomas Wilkinson,Jnthn. Wilkinson, Hy. Wiley, Thomas Whitaker,Antny. Warburton, Wm, Wright, Jas. F. Wild, Thomas Waterhouse, Rt. Wilson,Knowlton Younge, Samuel Younge, Robert Abraham, J. H. Atkin, Henry Atkinson, Wm. Boultbee, Henry Bright, M. Butcher, Wm. Bradley, Wm. Broadbent, John Bramley, Edw. Bland, William Booth, John Broadhurst, Wm. Beet, William Carr,.John Cutts, John P. Daff, Robert Dungworth, Geo. Dixon, George Ellin, Thos., jun. Eyre, Ellis Fenton, Benj. Fox, Charles Mr. John Staniforth is clerk to these Commissioners ; Mr. W. H. Frith is their collector $ and Mr. Thos. Raynor is the town surveyor. Their opera- tions are confined to cleansing and lighting the streets; the police force and nightly watchmen being now under the management of the Town Council. They collected Rates in 1840, amounting to £6,226, and in the year ending Juno, 1S45, to £3,667; the latter being for lighting and cleansing only. The salaries paid to the clerk, surveyor, and collector, in the latter year, amounted to £242. 12s. TOWN COUNCIL :— As will be seen by the copy of the Royal Charter, at pages 27 to 31, the Borough of Sheffield was not Incorporated for Muni- cipal purposes, till August 1843, though it might have received this distinc- tion at an earlier period, had not a numerous body of the Burgesses opposed it. By this Charter, the borough is divided into nine wards, and placed under the control of a Toivn Council, consisting of a mayor, 14 aldermen, and 42 councillors, and invested with the powers of the Act passed in 5th and 6th of William IV., for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales. They have extended the lighting and watching dis- tricts so as to comprehend nearly the whole Borough, except Upper Hallam. The rateable yearly value of the lands and buildings now assessed to the watch and lighting rates is— in Sheffield township, £157,791 ; in Ecclesall, £33,455; in Brightside, £19,435; in Nether Hallam, £9,902; and in Attercliffe, £4,847 ;-— producing, at 6d. in the pound, £5,584. 18s. 6d., the sum which was levied as a watch rate, in Oct. 1844, for the ensuing year. The rateable yearly value of property, assessed to the borough rate, in 1844, was as follows:— Sheffield, £163,493; Ecclesall, £41,711; Brightside, £29,186; Upper Hallam, £4,728; Nether Hallam, £15,600 ; and Atter- cliffe, £8,276 ; producing about £1,000, on an assessment of one penny in the pound. The two borough rates levied in 1844, amounted to £2,556, 20 SHEFFIELD CORPORATION. or something less than 2|d. in the pound, on the gross yearly rental of £262,988. The Police Force was transferred from the Improvement Com- missioners to the Town Council, early in 1844, and probably, in a few years, they will surrender the remainder of their functions to the same body. In Feb. 1844, the Town Council fixed the salary of the Town Clerk (Mr. Edw. Bramley,) at £300 per annum, and appointed a night and day police force, at the cost, for the half year, of £1,761 : the watchmen being then 51 in number, with 8 superior officers, and the day police 12, with 4 superior officers. This force has since been increased to 63 watchmen, and 34 day policemen, with three inspectors, three police Serjeants, and 5 patrol Ser- jeants, all under thesuperintendence of Mr. Thos. Raynor, the high constable and town surveyor. The inspectors have 25s.; the Serjeants 21s.; the patrol -Serjeants 20s.; the day policemen 17s. to 18s.; and the watchmen 14s. to 15s., per week. Mr. Wm. Bland and Mr. James Wild, who had long served as constables for the township of Sheffield, have been appointed warrant officers, for attending the magistrates, and serving summonses in the borough, with yearly salaries of £150 each. The Chief Constable and Town Surveyor has £200 a-year from the Town Council, and £100 from the Improvement Commissioners. The Police Office is at the Town Hall, and the monthly and committee meetings of the Corporation are held in the Cutlers' Hall ; but the purchase or erection of a suitable building for a Council Hall is in contemplation. The motto on the common seal of the borough is "Deo adjuvante labor prqficit" The expenses charged to the borough for obtaining the charter, amounted to about £800, of which, £686 was paid out of the borough rates, and the remainder by subscription. The Town Council have hitherto declined applying for the privilege of a separate Court of Quarter Sessions for the Borough, though until they have this, the Home Secretary has refused appointing Borough Magistrates. The County Magistrates, of whom one of the most active, (W. Overend, Esq.,) is resident in the town, have concurrent jurisdiction with the Mayor and his predecessor, and hold adjourned Quarter Sessions here at the usual periods. The large sums, which the six townships of the borough pay yearly to the West Riding county rates, would-} -no doubt, be amply sufficient for the sup- port of local courts, a borough gaol, a recorder, &c. The sums paid by the township of Sheffield alone to the county rates, amounted in 1828 to £1,825, and in 1842 to £2,575 ; and the total paid out of the poor rates of the six townships, averages more than £4,000 per annum. The number of Voters, qualified to vote for the parliamentary representatives of the borough, is about 4,000 ; and the Burgess Boll, containing the names of rate payers entitled to vote in the election of members of the Town Council, comprises only about 7,000, but ought to embrace more than 10,000, as the smallest tenements are assessed to the borough rates, which, in many cases, the owners of cottage property have been indiscreet enough to pay, leaving their low rented tenants unburtbened with any local taxation, except that of the highways. A list of the First Town Council will be seen at page 31 ; and the present list is as follows :— TOWN COUNCIL. (November 9th, 1844.^) MAYOR— Thomas Dunn, Esq., Richmond Hill. The ALDERMEN are the same as at page 31. The first seven retire in 1846, and the others in 1849. COUNCILLORS. i§^ Those marked thus *, retire November 9th, 1845. The first four Wards comprise Sheffield township, and the others are the Out- Townships. COUNCILLORS. 21 67. Peters Ward. Thomas Birks.* Win. Jackson.* Thomas Wiley. Thos. E. Mycock. Henry Atkin. AYm. Fisher, jun. St Philip's Ward. Hy. Crawshaw.* Win. Thompson.* Hy. Elliott Hoole. Benj. Vickers. Wilson Overend. Geo. P. Naylor. Park Ward. Thomas Jessop.* H.D.Wilkinson.* J.W.Hawksworth. William Steer. Robert Roper. S. Roberts, jun. St. George's Ward. Joseph Hobson.* Samuel Worth.* Joseph Tnrton. Benj. Schofield. G. Wbstenholm. John Kirkbv. Ecclesall Ward. Robert Marsden.* Peter Champion.* Jph. Stevenson. John P. Cutts. Hy. Wilkinson. John S. Nanson. Brightside Ward. Jntlin. Roebuck.* C. Hawks worth. Michael Hunter. Upper Hallam Ward. Joseph Stead.* Stephen Fox. T.W. - Rodgers. Nether Hallam Ward. Fisher Godwin.* Hugh Spooner. William Taylor. Attercliffe Ward. Wm. Marriott.* George Hill. John Shaw. Treasurer : — Richard Ramsey, Esq., Church-street. Towx Clerk:— Edward Bramley, Esq., 6, Paradise square. Magistrates 1 Clerk: — Albert Smith, Esq., 26, Castle-street. Warraxt Officers: — Mr. William Bland and Mr. James Wild. Superintendent of Police, &c. : — Mr. Thomas Raynor. Collector : — Mr. William Henry Frith. Police Inspectors : — Thomas Wakefield, Richard Potton, and D. Astwood. Police Serjeants: — W. Blackburn, Geo. Revill, and Thos. Matthews. f§gT The Borough Bye Laws are inserted at pages 32 to 52. The Highways of the township of Sheffield, are superintended by a i; Board," consisting of 14 members, elected yearly, on the 25th of March. The streets, roads, and sewers of the township, have been greatly improved during the last ten years; but there are still some in a very neglected condition. The average annual expenditure of the township, for the repairs of the highways, from 1834 to 1842, was £8,348. 3s. 5d. The Office is at 40, Queen-street ; John Southern and Edward Hallam, are the collectors ; John Wheatley, clerk ; and Mr. Wm. Lee, surveyor. Mr J. Buxton is collector of Highway rates for Ecclesall Bierlow ; for which township, five surveyors are elected yearly. The Court of Requests, for the Duke of Norfolk's Manor of Sheffield, is held at the Town Hall, every Thursday forenoon, and summonses are granted every Saturday. It extends its jurisdiction over the whole of the parishes of Ecclesfield, Handsworth, and Shef- field, except Ecclesall Bierlow. John Parker, Esq., is the steward; Michael Ellison, Esq., deputy-steward; Mr. Robt. Barker, clerk, (office, Corn Exchange;) and Mr. Wm. Lionel Smilter, is the gaoler and bailiff. The Gaol is in Scotland-street, and is now T but thinly tenanted. On August 16th, 1844, about 80 prisoners were discharged, on petition, by order of the Court, under the Act for abolishing im- prisonment for debts under £20 ; and on the 19th, the seven prison- ers in the Ecclesall gaol were liberated. A Court Leet, and view of frank-pledge, is held at the Town Hall, on the Wednesday in Easter week, at which inspectors of flesh, meat, fish, weights and measures, special constables, &c, are appoin- ted : — Michael Ellison, Esq., is the manor-steward. Jas. P. Burbeary, Esq., is law clerk to the Commissioners of the Sheffield Markets ; Mr. John White is clerk of the markets, and inspector of weights and mea- sures ; and Mr. Paul Bright is inspector of corn returns. The Court of Requests, for Earl Fitzwilliam's manor of Ecclesall, is held every third Monday, at the Court House, which adjoins the 2*2 SHEFFIELD. Gaol, in Tudor-stveet, Little Sheffield. Daniel Maude, Esq., of Manchester, is steward ; Mr. T. W. Rodgers, of 16, Bank-street, deputy -steward and clerk; and William Greenwood, gaoler and bailiff. The Barracks for cavalry, are on the Penistone-road, and were built in 1794. It is in contemplation to erect new barracks on a larger scale, and an eligible plot of land has been purchased by govern- ment for this purpose, a little beyond the present barracks. The CUTLERS* HALL is a commodious building, in Church-st, with a handsome stone front, in the Corinthian style. It was built on the site of the old hall, in 1832-'3, at the cost of £6,500, and has a dining hall 80 feet by 30, and an assembly room 53 feet by 25, with other commodious apartments, handsomely furnished, and decorated with a line collection of paintings, including admirable portraits of the Vicar, the Duke of Wellington, Lord Wharncliffe, &c. The CUTLERS' COMPANY holds an annual festival here, on the first Thursday in September, and now consists of the following members : — Master: Mr. Wm. Butcher. Wardens: Mr. T. B. Turton and Mr. Henry Mort. Searchers : Messrs. William Hall, Jph. Elliott, Thomas Moulson, Frederick Fenney, S. S. Deakin, and Wm. Webster. Assistants : Messrs. Francis Newton, Thomas Wilkinson, William Broadhurst, Thos. Ellen, jun., James Moorhouse, Thos. Blake, Josh, Hobson, Thomas Shepherd, Thomas Staniforth, Geo. Wostenholm, John Hawksiey, Thomas Loxley, Edward Greaves, John Ragg, John Spencer, jun., Chas. Butler, Isaac Greaves, John Wilkinson, Michael Hunter, Henry Atkin, Samuel Jackson, William Hutchinson, Saml. Swann Brittain, and John Wilson, jun. : — Janies Wilson, Esq., is their clerk ; and Joseph Jewitt, beadle. The functions of this company are now confined to the granting and protection of marks, used by the cutlery manufacturers. The Market Places of Sheffield have been enlarged at various periods, under two acts of parliament, passed in 1784 and 1827. The Shambles, ] 00 yards long, and 40 yards broad, were finished in 1 786, when the present Killing Shambles were also erected. The Green Market, between King-street and Castle-street, was formed in 1818, when the old gaol was taken down. The Corn Exchange, and the New Hay and Cattle Markets, were opened in 1830; and the New Fair Ground, soon afterwards. Two fairs are held yearly on the Tuesday and Wednesday in Trinity week, and on the 28th and 29th of November, for the sale of horses, cattle, cheese, &c. The weekly markets, on Tuesday and Saturday, are well supplied with provisions ; and that on the former day, with corn, cattle, sheep, and swine. A market for earthenware is held every Tuesday, in Paradise square. The Ecclesall Bazaar^ in South-street, is a market place, which was built by Earl Fitzwilliam, in 1827, but it is unoccupied,, except the shops which front the street. The Gas Works, at Sheaf bridge, were commenced in 1818, and finished Oct. 6th, 1819, by a company of shareholders, with a capital of £40,000, raised in £20 shares. There are four large gasometers here, and two others in Brown-street and Spring-street, — the works having been greatly enlarged since 1835. The New Gas Works, on Loug-Island, between the river Don and the Canal, were built in 183fi-'7, by a company of proprietors, with a capital of £80,000, raised SHEFFIELD. 23 in £25 shares. Attached to them is a large gasometer behind Bow- street. These rival companies, after being some years in opposition, and reducing their charges from 10s. to 4s. 4d. per 1,000 cubic feet, found it their interest to consolidate themselves into one company, for which purpose they obtained an Act of Parliament, in 1844 Under this Act, they are styled u The Sheffield United Gas Light Company" and they now supply their customers at the rate of 6s. 8d. per 1,000 cubic feet, subject to certain discounts in favour of large consumers. WATER WORKS.— The town is abundantly supplied with water from the dams on Crookes Moor, and the great dam (50 acres) at Red- mires, but the charges are rather high, and the water not so pure as it might be if it passed through filtering-beds before it came to the in- habitants. The water-works were greatly extended and improved under an Act passed in 1830 ; and in 1845, the company obtained another Act for the purpose of increasing the supply of water at Red- mires, at the cost of about £10,000. The Company's Offices are at 14, Division-street; Mr. J. T. Leather is the engineer; Mr. G. S. Greening, the collector ; and Messrs. James Wheat and Albert Smith, are the law clerks. The ASSAY OFFICE is at 71, Fargate, and is open everv Monday and Thursday. Mr. L. C. Sayies is the assay master. The EXCISE OFFICE is at 1, Hartshead, and is open daily. John Badcock, Esq., of 7, St. George's terrace, is the collector; Joseph Angus, clerk; Samuel Ellis, permit-ivriter ; and James Tapper and Joseph Wilson, are the supervisors. The STAMP OFFICE is at I, St. James's-street, and John Brown, Esq., is the distributor. Mr. George Barker, of Sandon place, is surveyor of taxes for the town and neighbourhood. The POST OFFICE, after being shifted to various places, dining the last twenty years, was removed to the foot of Angel-street, early in 1845 ; but the situation is not cen- tral, nor has the building the appearance of being the place of receipt and despatch, for the correspondence of a large commercial and manu- facturing town of more than 100,000 inhabitants. FOR THE OUT -TOWNSHIPS OF SHEFFIELD PARISH, See page 322. POST OFFICE, ANGEL-STREET. Miss Ellen Wreaks, Postmistress. MAILS to London, Birmingham, Derby, Rothcrham, &c, at § past eigbt evening-, and § past 2 morning; arrive 6 evening, and 40 rain, past 3 morn- ing. To Bawtry, Gainsbvd', Louth, and Rotherliam, at \ past 3 morning ; arrives 45 mm. past 8 evening. To Manchester, Liverpool, Scotland, Ire- land, &c, at h past 8 night ; arrives 6 morning. To Barnsley, Wakefield, Leeds, York, Newcastle, &c, at 40* min. past 4 afternoon; arrives 4_0_min. past 3 morning. To Leeds, Manchester, Liverpool, Ireland, Scotland, &c., 7 morning ; arrives 45 min. past 3 after- noon. To Barnsley, Wakefield, Leeds, Doncaster, Hull, Scotland, &c, at § past 2 morning ; arrives 45 min. past 9 evening. To Nottingham, JDron- field, Mansfield, &c>, at 8 morning; arrives 7 evening. Boxes close for the North Day Mail, at 3 : 45 p.m. Late Fee :— First 30 minutes, Id. ; third 15 minutes, 2d. ; tlie remaining 10 minutes, 6d. Boxes close for 1st London, &c, at 7 : 30 p.m. Fee on too late Letters : 24 POST OFFICE, COACHES, &C. — First 30 minutes, Id.; second 15 minutes, 2d. ; third 15 minutes, 6d. Boxes close for 2nd London, and for the North and Bawtry Mail, &c, at 10, p.m. The Book for registering Letters closes half an hour before the Boxes are shut for each departing Mail. Money Orders granted andpaid from Nine in the Morning till Four in the Afternoon. [§^ Office closed at 10 p.m. There are Receiving Houses, or Sub-Post Offices, at J. Hopkins's, 159, West-Street; B. Skidmore's, New Haymarket, Park; J. Elliott's, 76, Wicker ; and at Joseph Pearce's, 188, Gibraltar- Street. The Town Letter Carriers are, Samuel Cooke, Joseph Winterbottom, William Sleigh, John Eodley, Hugh Francis, Wm. Webster, Thos. Burdin, and Benj. Witheford. They are des- patched on Delivery, twice a- day, after the sorting of the morning and even- ing Mails. Village Postmen are despatched to Atterclme, Handsworth, Norton, &c. ; and W. Parkin's mail cart to Wortley, at 8 morning. RAILWAY CONVEYANCE. From the Midland Railway Station, foot of the Wicker, passenger Trains to Rotherham every hour, from \ past 8 morning to § past 7 evening ; and to London, Leeds, Derby, and all parts, passenger Trains leave 6 or 7 times a-day, and luggage Trains every night. There is at the Station a spacious Warehouse, divided into Bays or Compartments, for the use of the Carriers. The gates are closed against the Carriers' carts at § past 7 evening. From the Sheffield, Ashton-under- Lyne, and ManchesterRailway Station, Bridgehouses, passenger Trains are despatched about six times a-day; and luggage Trains will be despatched every evening, after the opening of the summit Tunnel, which will be com- pleted about the close of 1845 . COACHES. From the King's Head Coach Office, Cliange Alley. The Mail to Nottingham, at 8 morn- ing ; and a Coach to Barnsley, eveiy monday, ruesday, thursday, and Satur- day, at 5 evening. From the Commercial Coach Office, Old Haymarket. Mail to Louth, Bawtry, Gainsbrd', &c, at half-past 3 morning; and Coaches, to Worksop and Retford, at § past 8 morning, and 5 evening ; to Thome, (to meet the Hull Packets,) at 5 morning; to Buxton, (during season,) at § past 8 morning, and 3 afternoon ; to Doncaster, at J past 9 morning, and § past 4 afternoon ; to Gaiusbro' and Lincoln, at 1 afternoon; and to Chesterfield, at § past 5 eveng. From T. Percival's, 3, Waingate. To Thome, 5 morning; to Buxton, § past 8 morning; to Doncaster, \ past 9 morning, and § past 4 after- noon; also, Saturday morning at 8, and Sunday morning at § past 9. A Coach leaves the Masbro' Station for Retford and Lincoln, at 20 min. past 2 afternoon; and there are Coaches to Worksop, Lincoln, and Retford, from the Eckington Station. OMNIBUSSES. To the Railway Stations and Glos- sop-Road, from the Tontine Hotel, Commercial Inn, and T. Percival's, Waingate, every hour. To Birley Spa, from the Cutler's Arms, New Church- Street, daily, at 10 morning, and 2 afternoon, during the season. To Castleton, from the George Inn, tues. and sat., at § past 3 afternoon. To Eckington, from the Green Man, Broad- Street, Park, every tuesday and Saturday, at § past 4 afternoon. HACKNEY COACHES Stand at the foot of Church- Street and in the Market-Place, and may be hired at any time of the day, for any part of the town or neighbourhood, at the rate of Is. for any distance not exceed- ing three-fourths of a mile; Is. 6d. for one mile ; 2s. for If mile ; and 6d. extra for every half mile above that distance. For every stoppage on the way, to take up or set down passen- gers, 3d. extra; for every person above four (and above 7 years of age) an additional one-fourth of the whole fare ; and for every quarter of an hour waiting, after being called, Od. extra. Wlien engaged by time, the charge for each Coach is 2s. per hour. When the fare amounts to 4s. or upwards, the hirer may detain the carriage 20 minutes, and return in it for half-fare. Some alteration in these regulations is now in contemplation by the Town Council, and the Bye Laics relating to Hackney Coaches, will be seen at pages 50 to 52. SHEFFIELD CARRIERS. 25 CONVEYANCE by- WATER from the CANAL WHARF Wm. Layerack's Regular Traders, twice a week to Rotlierham, Doncaster, Thome, and Hull, whence Goods are conveyed to Griffin's Wharf, London, by Sailing Vessels, every Saturday. Robert Earl, agent. London, Hull, and Sheffield Weekly Contract Vessels, to Chamberlains Wharf, London. Wm. White, Fumival-road, agent. London, Hull, & Selby: — Goods are despatched weekly from London, by Sailing Vessels, from Fenning's Wharf, to Selby; and by Steam Pac- kets, from Fresh Wharf, to Hull; and are forwarded by rails from Hull and Selby, to Sheffield. William Cobby, Railway Station, agent. London and Sheffield Union Co.'s Vessels, to Rotherham, Don- caster, Thorne, and CoxnmercialWharf, London. Agent at Sheffield and Rotherham, William Tateson. Richard Pearson and Co.'s Fly Boats every Wednesday and Saturday nights to Thorne, whence Goods are forwarded to Goole, Hull, &c, and to Stanton's Wharf, London, twice a- week by their Regular Sailing ships ; and by'Steam Vessels, three times a- week, to and from Custom-House Quay, London. Geo. WTiaram, agent. Thompson's Contract Vessels, twice a-week to and from Hull. En- quire at the Canal Warehouse. carriers by railway, waggon, &c. R. S. and the Figures in parentheses denote the number of each Carrier's BAT or Compartment in the Warehouse at the MIDLAND RAILWAY STATION, Wicker, whence Luggage Trains are despatched every Even- ing. The Tunnel of the SHEFFIELD, ASHTON-UNDER-LINE, and MANCHESTER RAILWAY, ivillbe opened about the close of 1840, after which Goods will be conveyed to and from Manchester, dc. by that Line. Deacon, Wade, and Co., (R. S. 8.) 30, Furnival-street, to London, Bir- mingham, Bristol, Nottingham, Derby, Leeds, York, Newcastle, and all parts of the south, west, and north, by Rail- wav, &c, daily. Hunt & Co., (R. S. 9 and 10.) 60, Eyre-street, by Railway, &c, to London, Leicester, Derby, Liverpool, Manches- ter, BhTningham, Newark, Grantham, Stamford, Cambridge, Peterborough, &c, &c, daily. Mary Jackson, (R. S. 8.) 30, Fur- nival-street, by Railway, to Hull, Selby, York, Newcastle, &c., whence goods are forwarded to all parts, daily. John Johnson, (B. S. 7.) 150, Gib- raltar-street, by Railway and Waggon, [anchester, Liverpool, and all parts of Lancashire and Cheshire, daily. Lister, Carver, and Ridsdale, (R. S. 6.) 104, Eyre-street, by Railway daily, to Derby, Birmingham, Bristol, Staffordshire, Leeds, Halifax, Hud- dersfield, Y'ork, Newcastle, Manches- ter, Liverpool, &c, daily. Midland Railway Co., (R. S. 3 and 4.) carriers to all parts of the kingdom. Alfred Champion, clerk. N ewcombe, Chaplin. Horne, and Co., (R. S. 5.) 2, Waingate, to York, London, and all parts of the kingdom, daily. Pickford and Co., (R. S. 1 and 2.) 12, Sycamore-street, carriers by Rail- way, Waggon, and Canal, to all parts of the kingdom, dailv. (BY WAGGON AND CART.) John Adam, 52, Eyre-lane, to Don- caster and Thorne, to meet the Hull Steam Packets, every tuesday, thurs- day, and friday, 6 morning. To Bawtry, Gainsbrough, Louth, Market-Rosen, dc, Wm. Crampton, from 27, Westbar- Green, eveiy mon- day and thursday ; and Wm. Harri- son, from 6, Norfolk-street, every mon. To Newark, Thos. Maw, from 91 Eyre-street, eveiy tuesday, 1 afternoon. To Worksop, Retford, Lincoln, dc, Edward Warrington, from Tudor- street, every Wednesday, at 12 noon ; and Joseph Morton, from 38, Wicker- lane, every tuesday, at i afternoon. To Lincoln, Newark, Gronilwm, dc, Saml. Pruden, of Wellow, from the Blue Bell, Commercial-street, tuesday and Saturday, 3 afternoon. To Chesterfield, Mansfield. Alfreion, dc, Thos. Haimes, 54, 'Orchard-street, every monday, Wednesday, and friday, c CARRIERS FROM THE INNS. Except otlierwise expressed, they Arrive at 9 or 10 in the Morning, and Depart at 2 or 3 in the Afternoon. INNS.— Those marked 1, attend the Anvil, Waingate; 2, Ball, Campo lane ; 3, Blue Bell, Commercial street; 4, Bull & Mouth ; 6, Cock, Para- dise square; 7, Cutlers' Anns, New Chinch street; 8, Exchange Inn ; 9, Fleur de Lis ; 10, George Inn ; 1], Green Man, Park; 12, London 'Prentice, Westbar Green ; 14, Green Dragon, Fargate ; 15, Old Tankard, Westbar Green; 16, Parrot, 17, Pheasant Inn; 18, Rose and Crown, Waingate; 19, Royal Hotel; 20, Victoria Inn; 21, White Swan, Westbar; 22, Yellow Lion, Haymarket; 23, King's Arms, Haymarket; and 24, from the Black Swan, Snig hill. 2 Anston, George Green, tuesday 3 & 22 Anston, W. Paulson, tu. & sat. 7 Ashbourne, John Hardy, tuesday 20 Ashford. S. Furniss, sat. 14 Bakewell, & Buxton, R. Furniss & T. Mycock, tue. & sat. 22 Bakewell J. Holmes, tue. and sat. 17 Barlbro', Eckington, & Whitwell, Jph. Reddish, tue. and sat. 7 Baslow, J. White, tue. & sat. 1 Bawtry, Anthy. Embly, tue. & sat. 20 Beighton, Geo. Skelton, tue, & sat. 9 Beighton, Housman, tues. & sat. 4 Blyth, M. Kirkby, friday 11 Bolsover, Win. Baker, tuesday 3 Bradwell & Chatsworth, Thomas Burrows, tue. and sat. 20 Bradwell, Wm. Bramwell,tu & sat 23 Castleton, Platts, Saturday 10 Castleton, Thos. Kirk, tue. & sat; and an Omnibus, tu., & sat. 3£ aft. 20Chestei*field,G.Thorpe,tu.,thu.,&sat 7 Chesterfield, J. Cox, tu., thu.,& sat. 16 Chesterfield, F. Robinson, tue.,thu., and sat.; and 14 D. Sharrat, tues. 10 Clown, Chas. Pepper, tues. & sat. 22 Dinnington, J. Pearson, tu. & sat. Dronfield, G. Allen, tue. and sat., from the Angel, Sheffield moor 7 Dronfield, G. Cox, tue. and sat. 3 Ecclesfield, W. Hartley, tu. & sat. 1 Ecclesfield, Geo. Ellis, tu. & sat. 4 Ecclesfield, J. Cox, tu., thu., & sat. 17 Eckington, Chapman's Omnibus, tuesday and Saturday, 4 afternoon 11 Eckington, Rd. Turner, tu. & sat. 22 Eckington, J. Goodwin, tue., thu., and sat 1 Elsecar, Pidcock, tue. and sat Eyam, W. Smith, tue. & Saturday, from the Cutler's Arms, Fargate 14 Eyam, J, White, and W. Cooper, tuesday ; and Wm. Smith, sat. 22 Gainsbro', F.Pinder, mon. 8 morn. (See also Bawtry in preceding list.) 18 Great Hucklow, Ann Turner, sat 15 Grenoside, Jas. Hobson, tue. & sat. 2 Grindelow, Jno. Bagshaw, tue.&sat 14 Grindleford Bridge,' S. White, sat. 3 Harthill, Wm. Grant, tue. & sat 20 Harthill, George Shipton, sat. %0 Hathersage,W. Bramwell, tu. & sat 7 Hathersage, J. Wilson, tu. & sat. 10 Hathersage, M. Jbbotson, tue. &sat. 21 Holmfirth and Huddersfield, G. Morley, thur. 4 afternoon 21 Holmefirth, Noah Batley, sat. 8 mg. 19 Hoyland-Swaine, Wentworih, &c, John Clifton, tuesday Huddersfield (see Penistone) 19 Killamarsh, W. Taylor, tu. & sat. 17 Kneesall, Ollerton, &c, R. Roose, Saturday morning 21 Ingbirch worth ,Benj. Jackson, fri. 22 Laughton-en-le-Morthen, G. Pear- son, tue. and Saturday 22 Leek, C. Knowles, Saturday 11 Litton, A. Gregory, tu. & friday. 16 & 22 Matlock, Betty Brinsley, sat. at 11 morning 3 Newark, Lincoln, &c, S. Pruden, tues. and sat 3 Penistone, &c, T. Ibbotson ; 24, Jackson & Brownhill, fri ; and 22, Moorhouse & Langley, m. w.&fri. 8 Retford, G. Smith, tu.& fri. 2 aftrn. 22 Rotherham and Doncaster, Geo. Myers ; & 3, Geo. Brookes, t & s. 12 Stannington, T. Smith, daily 7 Stoney Middleton, J. Mosley, tue. ; and 22, W. Hallam, tue. & sat 6 Swinton, John Newton, tue. 17 Thorpe Salvin, F. Adkin, sat. 3 Thurltsone, Thos. Hibberson, fri. ; and 9, S ami. Webster, tue. & sat. Tickhill, J. Marshall, from New- market Inn, tue. 22 Tickhill, Bawtry, & Retford, Geo. Malkin, tue. and fri. 8 morning 11 Tideswell, G. Harrison, tue. & tbii. Todwick, (Three Horse Shoes, Com- mercial st.,) G. Stacey, tu. & sat. 19 Treeton, Wm. Robinson, daily 20 Wales, Jno. White, tu. & sat. 19 Wath, Wm. Moore, tue. & thurs. 4 Wath, — Burland, tuesday 3 Winster, James Longden, friday 3 Woodhouse, — Frith; & R. Har- rison, tues. and sat. 18 Worksop, G. Storey, tue.,thu., &sat. 24 Worksop, J. Wilson, sat. 21 Wortley, J. Swift, mon., wed., & fri. Wortley,W. Parkin's mail cart, daily, 8 morning, from 119 South-street CHARTER OF INCORPORATION, FOR THE BOROUGH OF SHEFFIELD, GRANTED AUGUST 24th, 1843. Victoria by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Queen, Defender of the Faith, to all to whom these presents shall conie greeting — Whereas, by an Act passed in the first year of our reign, intituled— " An Act to amend an Act for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations in Eng- land and Wales," it was enacted, that if the inhabitant householders of any town or borough in England or Wales should petition his Majesty to grant to them a Charterof Incorporation, itshouldbe lawfulfor his Majesty by any such Charter, if he should think fit by the advice of his Privy Council, to grant the same to extend to the inhabitants of any such town or borough within the district to be set forth in such Charter, all the powers and provisions of an Act passed in the Session of Parliament of the 5th and 6th years of the reign of his late Majesty — William the Fourth, intituled— " An Act to provide for the regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales," whether such town or borough should or should not be a corporate town or borough ; or should or should not be named hi either of the schedules to the said Act for the regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales, provided, nevertheless, that notice of every such petition, and of the time when it should please his Majesty to order that the same be taken into consideration by his Privy Council, should be published in the London Gazette, one month at least before such petition should be so considered ; but such publication should not need to be by Royal proclamation. And, whereas, after the passing of the said Act of Parliament, passed in the first year of our reign, the inhabitant householders of the borough of Sheffield, in the West-Riding of the county of York, did petition us to grant to them, the said inhabitants, a Charter of In- corporation ; and notice of such petition, and of the time when the same was ordered by us to be taken into consideration by our Privy Council was ac- cordingly duly published in the London Gazette one month at least before such petition was so considered. And, wliereas, afterwards, to wit, on the 20th day of August, in the year of our Lord 1841, our Privy Council did proceed to consider the said petition ; and having since resumed the consideration thereof, have advised us to grant a Charter of Incorporation for the district comprised in the boundaries of the borough of Sheffield, in the said county of York, as the same were settled and determined by an Act passed in the session of Parliament of the '2nd and 3rd years of his said late Majesty's reign, inti- tuled "An Act to settle and describe the divisions of counties and the limits of Cities and Boroughs in England and Wales, in so far as respects the elec- tion of Members to serve in Parliament." WE, THEREFORE, as well by virtue of the powers and authorities vested in us, as by virtue of the powers and authorities given us by the said recited Act, passed in the first year of our reign, do hereby grant and declare, that the inhabitants of the borough of Sheffield, comprised within the district herein before described, and their successors shall be for ever hereafter one body politic and corporate in deed, fact, and name, and that the said body corporate shall be called the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the borough of Sheffield, and them by the name of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the borough of Sheffield into one body corporate and politic in deed, fact, and name, do for us, our hens and successors, erect and constitute by these presents, and we do grant to the said body corporate, that by the same name they shall have perpetual succession, and be for ever hereafter persons able and capable in law to have and exercise, and that they shall have and exercise all the powers, authorities, immunities, and 28 CHARTER OF INCORPORATION. priv:. lch are now held and enjoyed by the several boroughs named in the said Act for regulating Municipal Corporations in England and Wales in the like manner, and subject to the same provisions, as fully and as amply to all intents and purposes whatsoever, as if the said borough of Sheffield had been included in the schedules to that Act annexed; — and we do hereby ex- tend to the said inhabitants of the said borough, comprised within the district hereinbefore described, all the powers and provisions of the said Act for regu- lating Municipal Corporations in England and Wales, and of all and every other Acts or Act of Parliament made and passed i'or altering, amending, or enlarging the same Act, and the powers and provisions thereof, or in anywise relaxing thereto ;—amd ice furthe* will, grant, and declare that the said Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the said borough of Sheffield and their succes- sors, shall and may for ever hereafter have a common seal to serve them in transacting their business from time to time arising within the said borough ; —and we further will, grant, and declare, that the said Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses shall be able and capable in law to purchase," take, and acquire lands, tenements, hereditaments, and all other possessions whatsoever to any value, situate, lying, or being within the said borough— and also to purchase. lake, and acquire lands, tenements, hereditaments, and all other possessions elsewhere out of the said borough, not exceeding the sum of ten thousand pounds by the year, to have and to hold the said lands, tenements, and hereditaments to the said Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses, and their succes- sors for ever;— an d ice further will, grant, and declare that the Council of the said borough shall consist of a Mayor, 14 Aldermen, and 4*2 Councillors, to be respectively elected at such times "and places, and in such manner, as the Mayor, Aldermen, and Councillors for the boroughs named in the schedules to the said Act for the regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales— except that the first Mayor, .Aldermen, and Councillors for the said borough shall be respectively elected at such times and in such maimer as hereinafter mentioned;— and that the said Mayor, Aldermen, and Council- lors, so to be elected, for the said borough of * Sheffield, shall respectively have, exercise and enjoy all the powers, immunities, and privileges, and be subject to the same duties, penalties, liabilities, and disqucuirications, as the Zslayor, Aldermen, and Councillors for the several boroughs enumerated in ict for the regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales, so far as the same are applicable to the said borough of Sheffield; — and we further will, grant, and declare, that the title and qualification of the Burgesses of the said borough of Sheffield shall be the same with regard to the said Borough as the title and qualification of the Burgesses of the Boroughs named in the said Act for Regulating Municipal Corporations in England and Wales are with regard to such boroughs, exactly as if the said borough of Sheffield had been included in the schedules to that Act annexed —and that all persons possessing such title or qualification, with respect to the said borough of Sheffield, shall be entitled to be placed upon the Burgess List hereinafter mentioned. And we further will grant and declare, that the said borough shall be divi- ded into nine wards, to be respectively called Saint Peter's W T ard, Saint Philip's Ward, Park Ward, Saint George s Ward, Ecclesall Ward, Brightside Ward. Upper Hallam Ward, Nether Hallam Ward, and Attercliffe Ward; and that the said wards shall henceforth be bounded and described as follows, that is to say — Saint Peters Wabd Shall be and comprise all that part of the township of Sheffield, in the West Riding of the county of York, within the metes and bounds following, that is to say— From the iioint at which Waingate meets the boundary of the township of Sheffield, at or near Lady's bridge:; thence along Waingate, Haymarket, and Jehu-lane, otherwise Commercial-street, to where the same meets Bakers- hill; thence along Baker's-hill to where the same meets Norfolk-street; thence along Norfolk-street to where the same meets Arundel-street ; thence along Arundel-street to where the same meets Howard-street; thence along Howard- street to where the same meets Pond-street ; thence along Pond-street to where the same meets the Suffolk road ; thence along the Suffolk-road to CHARTER OF INCORPORATION. 29 where the'same meets the boundary of the Park ward, at or near the Sheaf river ; thence, southerly, along the river Sheaf, to where the same meets the boundary between the township of Sheffield and the township of Ecclesall Bierlow ; thence, northerly, along the boundary between the townships of Sheffield and Ecclesall Bierlow, to where the same meets Barker-pool; thence, northerly, along Holly-street until the same meets Bow-street ; thence along Bow-street until the same meets Townhead- street; thence along Townhead- street, until the same meets Broad-lane end ; thence, easterly, along Broad- lane end, Tenter-street, and Westbar- green, to where the same meets Westbar; thence, easterly, along Westbar, to where the same meets N ewh all- street ; thence along Newhall-street to where the same meets Bridge-street ; thence, easterly, along Bridge -street, to where the same meets Waingate, at or near Lady's bridge, the point first named ; in which ward are comprised all the streets, lanes, passages, and places lying within the aforesaid bounds. Saint Philip's Ward Shall be and comprise all that part of the township of Sheffield, in the West Riding of the county of York, within the metes and bounds following, that is to say — From the point at which W^aingate meets the boundary of the town- ship of Sheffield, at or near Lady's bridge ; thence along Bridge-street to where the same meets Newhall-street ; thence along Newhall-street to where the same meets Westbar ; thence along Westbar to where the same meets Westbar-green ; thence, south-westerly, along Westbar-green, to where the same meets Tenter-street; thence along Tenter-street to where the same meets Hollis-croft ; thence along Hollis-croft to where the same meets Solly- street; thence along Solly-street to where the same meets B roc co- street ; thence along Brocco-street to where the same meets Allen-street ; thence, easterly, along Allen-street, to where the same meets Meadow-street; thence along Meadow-street to where the same meets Netherthorpe ; thence along Netherthorpe to where the same meets Saint Philip' s-ro ad ; thence in the shortest line to the boundary of the township, at or near Portmahon ; thence, northerly, along the boundary of the township of Sheffield, to where the same meets and crosses the turnpike road from Sheffield to Halifax ; thence, east- erly, along the said boundary to the point first named, at or near Lady's bridge ; in which ward are comprised all the streets, lanes, passages, and places, lying within the aforesaid bounds. Park Ward Shall be and comprise all that part of the township of Sheffield, in the West Riding of the county of York, within the metes and bounds following, that is to say — From the point at which Waingate meets the boundary of the town- ship of Sheffield, at or near Lady's bridge ; thence, easterly, along the boun- dary of the township of Sheffield, to where the same meets the boundary of the township of Sheffield and the parish of Handsworth ; thence, westerly, along the said boundary, to where the same meets the boundary between the township of Sheffield and the township of Ecclesall Bierlow, at or near the river Sheaf ; thence, northerly, along the boundary of Park Ward, to where the same meets Suffolk-road ; thence along Suffolk-road and Pond-street to where Pond-street meets Howard-street; thence along Howard-street to where the same meets Arundel-street ; thence along Arundel -street to where the same meets Norfolk- street; thence, easterly, along Norfolk-street and Baker's- hill, until the same meets Jehu-lane, otherwise Commercial- street ; thence along Jehu-lane, otherwise Commercial-street, Haymarket, and Waingate, to the point first named, at Lady's bridge ; in which ward are comprised all the streets, lanes, passages, and places, lying within the aforesaid bounds. Saint George's Ward Shall be and comprise all that part of the township of Sheffield, in the West Riding of the county of York, within the metes and bounds following, that is to say — From the point at which Coalpit-lane meets the boundary of the township of Sheffield, at or near Barker-pool; thence, westerly, along the said boundary between the township of Sheffield and the township of Eccle- sall Bierlow, until the same meets the boundary between the townships of Sheffield and Nether Hallam; thence, north- easterly along the said boundarr c 2 30 CHARTER OF INCORPORATION. to where the same meets the western boundary of Saint Philip's Ward, at or near Netherthorpe ; thence, southerly, along the western boundary of the said ward, as defined by Netherthorpe, Meadow-street, Allen-street, Brocco- street, Solly-street, Hollis-croft, to where Hollis-eroft meets T enter- stree t ; thence, westerly, along Broad-lane end, to where the same meets Townhead- street ; thence along Townhead-street to where the same meets Bow-street ; thence along Bow-street to where the same meets Holly-street ; thence along Holly-street to where the same meets Barker-pool, the point first named. In which last mentioned ward are comprised all the streets, lanes, passages, and places lying within the aforesaid bounds, and also all the remaining portions of the township of Sheffield not heretofore described or included in the other Wards. Ecclesall Ward Shall be and comprise the whole of the township of Ecclesall Bierlow, in the West Riding of the county of York, including all lanes, streets, passages, and places, within the said township. Brightside Ward Shall be and comprise the whole of the township of Brightside Bierlow, in the West Riding of the county of York, including all lanes, streets, passages, and places, within the said township. Upper Hallam Ward Shall be and comprise the whole of the township of Upper Hallam, in the West Riding of the county of York, including all lanes, streets, passages, and places, within the said township. Nether Hallam Ward Shall be and comprise the whole of the township of Nether Hallam, in the West Riding of the county of York, including all lanes, streets, passages, and places, within the said township. Attercliffe Ward Shall be and comprise the whole of the township of Attercliffe-cum Darnall, in the West Riding of the county of York, including all lanes, streets, passages, and places, within the said township. [Number of Councillors.] And that the said Wards, that is to say — Saint Peter's Ward, Saint Philip's Ward, Park Ward, Saint George's Ward, and Ecclesall Ward, shall return six Councillors each respectively. And that Brightside Ward, Upper Hallam Ward, Nether Hallam Ward, and Attercliffe Ward, shall return three Coun- cillors each respectively. And we further will grant and declare, that our trusty and well- beloved Albert Smith, gentleman, do on the 5th day of September, in the present year, make out an alphabetical list, to be called the Burgess list, of all persons who shall possess the title and qualification aforesaid of Burgesses of the said Borough of Sheffield, as aforesaid, and shall cause a copy of such Burgess list to be fixed in some public and conspicuous situation within the said Borough, during eight days before the 15th day of September, in the present year, and that eveiy person so possessed of such title and qualification as aforesaid, whose name shall have been omitted in such Burgess list, and who vshall claim to have his name inserted therein, shall on or before the said 15th day of September, in the present year, give notice thereof to the said Albert Smith, in writing, and shall in such notice, describe the house, warehouse , countinghouse, or shop then occupied by him, the said claimant, in the said Borough of Sheffield, and state the township or townships in the said Borough, in which he, the said claimant, has been rated, and the time during which he has been rated in each of them within the said Borough, necessary for his qualification, and also the place of abode of him, the said claimant ; and that every person whose name shall have been inserted in such Burgesslistmay object to any other person as not being entitled to have his name retained in the said Burgess list; and every person so objecting shall, on or before the day and year last aforesaid, give to the said Albert Smith, and also give to the person so objected to, or leave on the premises for which he shall appear to be rated in CHARTER OF INCORPORATION. 31 the said Burgess list, notice thereof in writing, which said notice shall specify the name of such person so objected to, and describe him as he is described in the said Burgess list, and shall also specify the name of such objector, and state his place of abode and the £>roperty for which he is said to be rated in such Burgess list— and the said Albert Smith shall include the names of all persons so claiming to be inserted in the said Burgess list, in a list, and shall also include the names of all persons so objected to, as not entitled to be retained on the said Burgess list, in a list, and shall cause copies of such several lists to be fixed in some public and conspicuous situation within the said Borough, during eight days before the 2nd day of October, in this present year ; and we do hereby appoint our trusty and well-beloved Hugh Spencer Stanhope, Esq., barrister-at-law, to revise the same Burgess list, as well as the list of claimants and objections, on the 10th day of October, in the present year, in the manner directed in the said Act, for the regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales. And we further will, grant, and declare that the first election of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Councillors for the said Borough, shall be respectively holden as follows, that is to say — that the first election of Councillors for the said Borough, shall be holden on the first day of November, in this present year; and that the Aldermen of the said Borough, shall be elected and assigned to the respective Wards on the ninth day of November, in the present year; and that the Mayor of the said Borough, shall be elected on the said ninth day of November, in this present year ; and we do hereby appoiut our trusty and well-beloved William Smith, Esq., to act as Returning Officer, at such first election of Councillors of the said Borough, with the same powers as by the said Act for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales, are given to the Mayors and Assessors at elections of Councillors for the Boroughs, in the said Act enumerated. In witness whereof, we have caused these our letters to be made patent. Witness ourself at our Palace at Westminster, this 24th day of August, in the seventh year of our reign. [1843.] By writ of Privy Seal. EDMUNDS. LIST OF THE FIRST TOWN COUNCIL, ELECTED NOVEMBER, 1843. MAYOR — William Jeffcock, Esq. John Carr. Charles Peace. Thomas Burdett Turton. Elias Lowe. William Vickers. ALDERMEN. William Hoole. George Turton. Thomas Dunn. Samuel Butcher. COUNCILLORS. John Marsh. John Hall. James Moorhouse, John Woodcroft. William Jeffcock. St. Peter's Ward. Chas. Congreve. Francis Colley. William Jackson. Thomas Wiley. Thos. E. Mycock. Thomas Birks. St. Philip's Ward. Geo. P. Naylor. William Ibbotson. Benj. Vickers. Hy. Elliott Hoole. Wm. Thompson. Henry Crawshaw, Park Ward. John Pitt. Wm. Bradley. Thomas Jessop. H. D. Wilkinson. William Steer. J . W .H awksworth. St. George's Ward. George Holden. John Ragg. Joseph Hobson. Benj. Schofield. Joseph Turton. Samuel Worth. EcclesaJl Ward. Isaac Schofield. George Dalton. Robert Marsden. Peter Champion. John P. Cutts. Joseph Stevenson. Brighiside Ward. C. H awksworth. Jonthn. Roebuck. Michael Hunter. Upper HaUam Ward, Geo. H. Woollen, Joseph Stead. Stephen Fox. Nether Hallam Ward. William Taylor. Fisher Godwin. Hugh Spooner. Attercliffe Ward, Wm. Marriott. George Hill. John Shaw, 32 BYE LAWS, FIXING THE FINES FOR NON-ACCEPTANCE OF OFFICE, &c At a Monthly Meeting of the Council of the Borough of Sheffield, held on Wednesday, the thirteenth day of March, 1844, in pursuance of Notice duly given, and Summonses duly served, two-thirds of the whole number of the Council being then and there present. The following Bye Laws were then and there made, ordained, and declared by the said Council, in pursuance of the power in that behalf given by an Act of Parliament made and passed in the Sixth Year of the Reign of His late Majesty King William the Fourth, intituled " An Act to provide for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales": — I. That every person neglecting, or refusing to accept and take upon him self the office of Mayor of the said Borough, having been to such office legally elected, shall pay a fine of Fifty Pounds, to be applied as the law directs. II. That every person neglecting or refusing to accept and take upon himself the office of Alderman, Councillor, Auditor, or Revising Assessor, of the said Borough, or Assessor of any Ward of the said Borough, having been to such office legally elected, shall pay a fine of Twenty-five Pounds, to be applied as the law directs. III. That every Member of the Council being duly summoned, shall attend all Meetings of the Council, at the time fixed for meeting, or in default thereof, shall, for each default, pay a fine of 2s. 6d., unless in case of illness, or unavoidable absence from the Borough, to be proved to the satisfaction of the Council. IV. That every Member (except the Mayor) of any Committee appointed by the Council, on being duly summoned, shall attend each and every Meet- ing of such Committee, at the time fixed for meeting, or in default thereof, shall, for each default, pay a fine of Is., the non-attendance to be reported by the Chairman of the Committee, or the Town Clerk, to the Council, at their next Quarterly Meeting, when the Council shall declare such fines to have been respectively incurred, and thereupon the same shall be imposed and levied, unless such non-attendance shall have been caused by illness or un- avoidable absence from the Borough, to be proved to the satisfaction of the Council. V. That if any Member (except the Mayor) of any Committee appointed by the Council, shall (having been duly summoned,) absent himself from, or neglect to attend three Committee Meetings successively, without alleging an excuse, which the Chairman of such Committee, or being himself the Chair- man, which a majority of such Committee shall deem satisfactory, his non- attendance shall be reported at the next Council Meeting, and the Council thereupon may, if they think proper, remove such Member from the Com- mittee, and appoint another Member of the Council in his place. VI. That if any Member of the Council, or of any Committee appointed by the Council, present at any Meeting of the Council, or of such Committee, shall depart or withdraw from the Council or Committee Meeting, without the permission of the Mayor or Chairman, he shall pay a fine of 2s. 6d., for each such offence. VII. That every person elected into any Corporate office in this Borough, may resign such office on payment of the fine which he would have been liable to pay for non-acceptance of the same office, provided he leave with, or send to the Town Clerk, a notice in writing, of such resignation, addressed to the Council, and such resignation be accepted by the Council. Given under the Corporate Common Seal of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Bur- gesses, of the Borough of Sheffield aforesaid, the 13th day of March, 1844. 33 STANDING ORDERS OF THE COUNCIL, Passed December loth, 1843. Notices of Motion. 1. That all Notices of Motion shall be given in writing to the Town Clerk, and shall be dated and numbered as received, and filed in the Town Clerk's Office, for the inspection of every Member of the Council. 2. That Motions for which such Notices shall have been given, shall be considered by the Council, in the order in which they are received, and have preference over other motions; routine business, and matters brought specially before the Council by the Mayor, only excepted. 3. That the Town Clerk shall, in the summonses for any Meeting of the Council, in addition to such matters as may be ordered by the Mayor, insert all subjects for which Notices of Motion shall have been received two clear days before the day on which such summonses shall be issued, and state what Committees (if any) have notified their intention to report at such Meeting. Meetings of the Council. 4. That in each of the eight months of the year in which a quarterly Council shall not occur, a Council, for the greater facility of business, shall be sum- moned for the second Wednesday in every month, and that such Councils shall be denominated — " Monthly Councils," and by that denomination shall be referred to and understood. 5. That all Meetings of the Council, except where otherwise determined by Act of Parliament, shall be held at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, unless, under special circumstances, the Mayor shall fix some other hour for holding any Meeting. 0. That every Member of the Council who may enter the room after Busi- ness shall have commenced, shall hand in his name to the Town Clerk, on a card or a slip of paper ; and no Member present at any Council shall quit the room without permission of the Chairman. 7. Each Member, on speaking, shall rise from his seat, and shall address himself to the Chairman, and not to any other Member of the Council. Dur- ing the time any Member is speaking, all the other Members shall remain seated. Whenever the Chairman rises to speak, no one shall continue stand- ing, nor shall any one else rise until the chair be resumed. 8. That immediately after the confirmation of the minutes of the previous Meeting, the Chairmen of the respective Committees shall, unless otherwise decided, be called upon briefly to report" progress; in doing which, they shall state the business that may have been transacted, and the number of Meetings held since the last Meeting of the Council, together with the names both of those who may have attended and those who may have been absent from such Committee Meetings. 9. That at every Meeting of the Council, all motions, whether original motions or amendments, shall be reduced into writing, signed by the mover, and handed to the Town Clerk immediately on being moved; and no motion shall be put to the vote, unless it be seconded, as well as moved. 10. That any Member who intends to submit an original motion or amendment, shall read the same before speaking on it. 11. That all questions shall be determined by a show of hands, unless afterwards a formal division be demanded, or the votes be ordered or be re- corded, in which case the names for and against, shall be taken down by the Town Clerk, and entered on the Minutes. 12. That whenever amendments are made upon original propositions, no second amendment shall be taken into consideration until the first be disposed of. 13. That if a first amendment be carried, it shall displace the original question, and be considered itself an original question, whereupon any far- ther amendment may be moved ; but the negativing of any amendment shall not of itself be an affirmance of the immediately preceding motion. 14. That if the first Amendment be negatived, then a second may be moved to the original question under consideration ; but only one Amend- 34 STANDING ORDERS. inent shall be submitted to the Council for discussion at one time, and nc? person shall move more than one Amendment. 15. That the mover of every original Resolution, but not of any Amend- ment, (unless it become an original question,) shall have a right to reply, not introducing therein any new matter, but confining himself strictly to the answering of previous objections ; immediately after which, the question shall be put from the Chair, but no other Member shall be allowed to speak more than once on the same question, unless permisson be given to explain, or the attention of the Chair be called to a point of Order. 16. That instead of the usual form of the previous question, it be moved " That the Council proceed to the other Business of the Day;" on the second- ing of which, the Chairman shall immediately put the question, (without discussion,) and if the same be carried in the affirmative, the subject in debate shall be considered as disposed of for that day. 17. That no discussion shall be allowed on a motion for an Adjournment. Committees. 18. That the Mayor shall, ex-officio, be a Member of every Committee. 19. That the Town Clerk shall summon every Committee within eight days after its appointment, and shall afterwards summon any Committee on the request of its Chairman, or any two of its Members. 20. That every Committee, at its first Meeting, shall commence its pro- ceedings by choosing a Chairman, in whose absence, on any occasion, a Chairman pro tempore may be appointed. 21. That every Committee intending to make a report at any Council Meeting, shall notify the same to the Town Clerk two clear days before the day on which the Summonses shall be issued for such Meeting. 22. That in all Committees, unless otherwise ordered at the time of their appointment, three shall be a quorum, and have power to act, and the majority present shall decide ; the Chairman having a casting vote only. Vacancies in Committees and Offices. 23. That eveiy Vacancy in any Committee appointed by the Council, shall be notified to the Council at their next Meeting (Monthly or Quarterly) after such Vacancy shall have occurred, whereupon such Vacancy may, if it be deemed expedient, be forthwith filled up. Common Seal. 24. That all Deeds, Instruments, and Writings, to which the Common Seal of the Borough shall be required, shall, as to the Seal thereof, be attested in writing by the Mayor or Town Clerk, who shall subscribe his name thereto, as the party attesting such Sealing ; and no Petition or Address from this Corporation shall have the Common Seal affixed to it, until it has been submitted to and approved by the Council. Suspension of Standing Orders. 25. That any one or more of the Standing Orders may be suspended on any emergency, provided three-fourths of the Members of Council present shall deem it advisable, but not otherwise. ADDITIONAL STANDING ORDERS, Passed ISth March, 1814. 26. That Strangers be permitted to attend all Meetings of the Council, and to report and publish its proceedings. 27. That the Voting for Committees shall be ascertained by Voting Papers signed with the Voter's name, and containing the name of the person or per- sons voted for, — and that the Mayor or Chairman shall name so many Scru- tators as he may deem fit to examine and report upon the Voting Papers given in. 28. That every Committee required to make a report, shall have power, if they see fit, to print not exceeding 70 copies of such Report for distribution amongst the Members of the Council, previously to submitting the same to the Council. BYE LAWS, PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF SHEFFIELD, On WEDNESDAY, the 9th OCTOBER, 1844. 63= To save room, some of the legal tautology of these Bye Laws is omitted in these pages. 1. Hoisting oe Delivering Goods into or from Warehouses, &c, without Proper Tackle. — Tfmt if any person shall hoist, lower, take in, or deliver, any cask, puncheon, barrel, sack, bag, package, hamper, or other thing, into or from any warehouse, building, cellar, or vault, within the said borough, without having proper or sufficient ropes and other tackle in good order and condition, and fit for such hoisting, lowering, taking in, or deliver- ing, and without slinging, or otherwise effectually securing such cask, puncheon, barrel, sack, bag, box, package, hamper, or other thing, so as to prevent the same from slipping, breaking away, or falling; or if any owner or occupier of any ware- house, building, cellar, or vault, within the said borough, shall wilfully or negligently permit, or suffer any cask, puncheon, barrel, sack, bag, box, pack- age, hamper, or other thing, to be hoisted, lowered, taken in, or delivered out of such warehouse, building, cellar, or vault, without having proper and suf- ficient ropes and other tackle in good order and condition, and fit for such hoisting, lowering, taking in, or delivering, every person so respectively offend- ing shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of £b. 2. Leaving Cellars Uncovered, or the Doors thereto Unfas- tened. — That if any person shall have any cellar, vaidt, coal-hole, or under- ground room or apartment, in, imder, or adjoining to any street, without a sufficient door, hatchway, or other covering, or shall wilfully or negligently, or without a sufficient watch or guard, leave open, unfastened, or insufficiently secured, any hatchway, or flap-window, grate, stone, plate, board, or other covering to "any such cellar, vault, coal-hole, or underground room or apart- ment, every person so respectively offending shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of £6. 3. Permitting Ferocious Dogs to go Unmuzzled, or any Dog to be at Large after Notice. — Tliat if any person shall permit, or suffer to be at large, within the said borough, any ferocious dog, not being closely muzzled ; or if any person shall, after public notice given by the Mayor, or any two Justices, directing dogs to be confined, permit or sutler any dog to go at large within the said borough, or if any person shall, in any street, accom- pany any such ferocious dog, not being closely muzzled as aforesaid, or any dog, after such notice as aforesaid, whether he be the owner of such dog or not, every person so respectively offending shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. 4. Permitting Mad Dogs to go at Large.— That if the owner of any dog shall permit the same to go at large, within the said borough, after having information, or reasonable ground for believing it to be in a rabid state, or to have been bitten by any dog in a rabid state, he shall pay the fine of £5. 5 Not Securing Flower Pots, &c, placed on the Outside of Houses, from Falling.— TJiat if any person shall place, or fix up, or hang out, or permit or suffer to be placed, fixed up, or hung out, any flower pot, 36 BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. vase, box, or other thing, in, or from any upper window, or to, about, or upon the external part of any house or building, in any street, without sufficiently guarding the same against falling, or being blown or thrown down, every per- son so offending shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s.; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. 6. Throwing Slates, &c, from Roofs.— Tto if any person shall throw or caat, or carelessly or negligently permit or suffer to fall from the roof, or any other part, of any house or other building, within the said borough, into any street, any slate, brick, chimney pot, stone, iron, wood, rubbish, or other arti- cle, material, matter, or thing, every person so offending, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence, subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, ancl not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. 7 Neglecting to put up proper Fences and Platforms for Foot Passengers During Repairs, &c. of Houses. — That every person who shall take down or begin to take down, any house or other building whatso ever, within the said borough, or cause the same to be so done, or who shall alter or repair, or begin to alter or repair, the outward or external part or parts of any such house or other building, or cause the same to be so done, or who shall, for any of the purposes aforesaid or otherwise, erect, or set up, or cause to be erected or set up, any scaffold or scaffold poles, in any street, shall, in order to guard all such houses and other buildings, and the foundations of the same, and such scaffold or scaffold poles, from the street in which the same may be situate or set up, cause to be erected and put up, one or more proper and sufficient fence or fences of wood or other proper materials, and in all cases in which the footpath shall be thereby obstructed, and there shall be sufficient room for a platform or platforms for foot passengers, together with a convenient platform and hand-rail, or platforms and hand-rails, to serve as a footway or footways for passengers outside of such fence or fences, and shall continue such fence or fences, and in such case as aforesaid, with such plat- form or platforms, and hand-rail or hand-rails as aforesaid, standing and in good condition, during such time as may be necessary for the public safety, and shall in all cases in which the same shall be reasonably necessary to pre- vent accidents, light or cause the same to be well and sufficiently lighted during the night, and shall remove and take away all and every or any of such fence or fences, rails, and platforms, when thereunto required by any consta- ble or police-officer of the said borough ; and if any such person shall refuse or neglect to erect and set up any such fence or fences, or in any of the cases aforesaid, such platform or platforms, with such -hand rail or hand-rails as afore- said, or to continue the same respectively standing and in good condition du- ring the time aforesaid, or shall not, whilst the said fence or fences are stand- ing, and there shall be reasonable necessity for the same, keep such fence or fences sufficiently lighted in the night, or shall neglect or refuse to remove and take away all and every or any of the said fence or fences, rails, and plat- forms, after being thereunto required by any constable or police-officer of the said borough ; then, and in any of the said cases, every person so respectively offending shall pay the fine of 10s.; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second of- fence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. 8. Deposits of Building Materials and Excavatiions to be Light- ed, and not to remain an unnecessary time.— -TJwi when any bricks, stones, timber, mortar, rubbish, materials, or other things, shall be laid or placed, or any hole, opening, or excavation of any nature or kind soever, shall be made, in any street, the person or persons who shall lay or place the said articles or materials, or make the said hole, opening, or excavation as afore- said, or who shall cause the same respectively to be so laid, placed, or made, shall without any unnecessary delay (proof of the necessity of a continu- BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. 37 ance thereof being on the party complained against,) restore such street to its original or some other proper state, and remove the said articles or materials therefrom, and shall, in the meantime, in all cases where the same shall he reasonable necessaiy, at his own expense, cause a proper and sufficient light to be placed and fixed in a proper place, in, upon, or near the same, and con- tinue such light every night from sun-setting to sun-rising, during the time such materials, hole, opening, or excavation shall remain ; and cause such materials, or other things, and such hole, opening, or excavation, to be well and sufficiently fenced and enclosed until such materials or other tilings shall be removed, or the hole, opening, or excavation filled up ; and in case such person or persons shall refuse or neglect to restore the said street, or to re- move such articles or materials, or to light, fence, or inclose such articles, materials, hole, opening, or excavation as aforesaid, he, she, or they shall pay the fine of 20s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of £6. 9 Depositing oe throwing Offensive Matters and Things into the Streets, Rivers, &c, or Drowning Animals in Rivers, &c. — That if any person shall throw, deposit, place, or leave, or permit, or suffer to fall, run, or flow any offensive matter or thing into or upon any street, or into or in any well, river, stream, watercourse, goit, pool, dam, pond", or reservoir of or for water, within the said borough, or shall throw, deposit, place, or leave, or permit or suffer to fall, run, or flow any offensive matter or thing into or upon any open or uncovered place, within the said borough, whether surrounded by a wall or other fence, or not, so as to be a common nuisance, or shall drown, or east with intent to drown, any dog, cat, or other animal, in any river, stream, drain, watercourse, goit, pool, clam, pond, or reservoir of or for water, within the said borough ; or shall throw, deposit, place, leave, or permit or suffer to fall, any litter, ashes, carrion, fish, dead animals, offal, or rubbish, into or in any sewer, channel, pipe, drain, or sink, within the said borough, every per- son so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second of- fence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. Provided always that no person shall be liable to a penalty for throwing, depositing, placing, or leaving any sand, ashes, or other materials, in the time of frost, upon any footpath to prevent accidents ; or any dung, manure, or other materials, in the time of frost to prevent water in pipes from being frozen ; or any litter or other proper materials, in case of sickness, to prevent noise ; or for throwing, depositing, placing, or leaving any rubbish or dirt, occasioned by the rebuild- ing, or repairing of any house or building, so as that sufficient space be left on or in the street, where such rubbish or dirt shall be thrown, deposited, placed, or left, for carriages and passengers to pass along such streets, and so as that the said rubbish and dirt shall be sufficiently enclosed, and that such rub- bish and dirt, and also such dung, manure, litter, or materials, shall be removed by the party throwing, depositing, placing, or leaving the same, within a rea- sonable time, or when required to do so by any constable or police officer of the said borough. 10 Removing Night Soil or other Offensive Matters, except between certain hours. — That if any person shall empty, or begin to empty, any swine-stye, middenstead, ash-place, or privy, within the said borough, or shall remove, or begin to remove, any night soil, or other offen- sive matters, or thing, in, along, or through, any street, or use any carriage or cart for any such purpose, except between the hours of twelve of the clock at night, and nine of the clock in the morning, from Lady- day to Michaelmas- day in every year ; or between the hours of twelve of the clock at night, and and ten of the clock in the morning, from Michaelmas-day to Lady-day in every year, or who shall at any time use for any of the purposes aforesaid, any carriage or cart, which shall not have a proper covering, or who shall wilfully, X) 38 BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. negligently, or carelessly slop or spill any such offensive matter or thing in the removal thereof, or who shall not carefully sweep and clean every place in which any such offensive matter or thing shall have been placed, slopped, or spilled, every person so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 2s.6d.; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for eveiy offence being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 10s; and in default of the apprehension of the actual offender, the 'owner of the cart or carriage employed for any of the purposes aforesaid, shall be deemed to be the offender; provided that this bye law shall not extend to the removing of dung, ashes, dust, or manure from any stable or cowhouse, or from any mid- denstead or ash-place which is used only for keeping the same, so that the same is removed in such cart or carriage, and put into the same in some field, yard, or other private place, and not thrown or deposited in or upon any street, previously to being put into any such cart or carriage. 11. Permitting Fuel or Goods to remain in Streets longer than necessary.— That if any person shall permit or suffer any coal or other fuel intended to be used in any house or other building, or any goods, wares, or merchandizes, to be, or remain in any street for a longer time than shall be necessary for housing the same, or removing thereof, every person so offending shall, for such offence, pay the fine of 2s. 6d.; and for a second of- fence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5 s.; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the the fine of 10s. 12 Not Cleansing Footpaths.— That if any occupier of any house or building, yard, garden, or land, (not being laud used for farming or agricul- tural purposes,) adjoining any street, or the owner thereof, in case the same be unoccupied, or the churchwardens, or overseers, of any church or episcopal chapel, or the trustee or trustees of any meeting-house, or dissenter's chapel, or other place of public worship, or the governors, directors, trustees, or man- agers of any public institution or building, adjoining any street, shall not from time to time, as often as necessary, or as occasion shall require, or when thereunto requested by any constable, or police-officer of the said borough, or by a general notice given by the superintendent of police of the said borough, keep all footpaths, channels, and watercourses fronting or adjoining to such house, building^ yard, garden, land, church, chapel, meeting-house, place of worship, or public institution or building respectively, swept, cleansed, and free from all accumulation of dirt, snow, or ice, every person so offending shall pay the fine of 5s.; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s.; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 20s ; provided that it shall be lawful for the dirt and soil from such sweeeping and cleansing to be left in the street clear of the water channel. 13. Firing Chimneys.— Tluitii any person shall wilfully set or cause to be set on fire any chimney, or negligently suffer any chimney to catch fire, within the said borough, every person so respectively offending shall, for such offence, pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 40s.; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of £o. 14. Keeping Swine Styes to the frost of Streets, or Swine in Dwelling Houses. — That if any person shall keep and use any swine stye to the front of any street, or if any person shall keep any swine in or near any street, so as to be a common nuisance ; or if any person shall keep any swine in any dwelling house, or any room therein, or any cellar thereof, every person so respectively offending shall pay the fine of 5s.; and for a second of- fence, alleged and proved as such, and hot committed on the same day as BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. 39 such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence, being sub- sequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not commit- ted on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. 15. Permitting Water to be conveyed or fall from the Tops of Houses, except by or through Pipes.— That if any owner or occupier of any house, balcony, portico, or other building, within the said borough, shall permit or suffer the water from the roof or top of any such house, balcony, portico, or other building, to be conveyed or to pass or fall to the ground, m any street, otherwise than by or through pipes down the side, front or back of such house, balcony, portico, or other building, every person so offending shall pay the fine of os.; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. 16. Burning Cokes. — That if any person shall burn, or cause to be burnt in the open air, within the said borough, any coal, for the purpose of convert- ing the same into coke or cinders, without using a proper flue or chimney for earning off the smoke arising therefrom ; or shall burn, or cause to be burnt, any coal, for the purpose of converting the same into soft coke, with such a flue or chimney, except between the hours of ten of the clock at night, and six of the clock in the morning, eveiy person so respectively offending shall pay the fine of 10s.; and for a second* offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. ; provided mat this bye law shall not extend to the mak- ing or burning of coke in any oven already built, without such flue or chimney as aforesaid. 17. Ruinous Buildings to be Secured on order of Justices. — That if any house, wall, or building, within the said borough, shall be in a ruinous or dangerous state, or likely to fall, or otherwise to cause injury to passengers, it shall be lawful for any two justices, upon view of the same, by writing under their hands and seals, to order and direct such house, wall, or building, to be properly, sufficiently, and effectually guarded, or supported, and secured; and if the owner or occupier, or other person having the charge or care of such house, wall, or building, shall not cause the same to be properly, sufficiently, and effectually guarded or supported and secured, to the satisfac- tion of the said justices, within seven days after such order shall have been served upon him, or left at his usual or last known place of abode, such owner, occupier, or other person, shall pay the fine of £d for each and every day after the expiration of the said seven days, during which the said house, wall, or building shall remain without being properly, sufficiently, and effectually guarded or supported, and secured to the satisfaction aforesaid. 18. Causing Doors to open Outwards, or Projections to be made into Streets.— That if any person shall cause any door or gate to be hung so as to open outwards, or continue any door or gate which is now hung, so as to open outwards into any street, (except underground doors,) or shall make, fix, erect, hang, put up, or continue any portico, pillar, porch, door case, bow window, shutter-case, or shutter-stand, grate, step, scraper, sign, sign-post, barber's pole, board, shed, or any other thing whatsoever, so as to project or hang over, or into any carnage way or footway, and so as to cause any annoy- ance or obstruction therein, eveiy person so respectively offending shall pay the fine of 5s.; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the "same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for eveiy offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. • 10. Carrying Carcases Uncovered.— That if any person shall convey or carry, or cause to be conveyed or carried, in any maimer howsoever, in or through 40 BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH, any street, the carcass, or any part of the carcass, of any slaughtered bull, cow ? heifer, ox, calf, ram, ewe, wether, lamb, goat, kid, swine or other cattle, with- out a clean and sufficient cloth covering over the same, every person so of- fending shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second of- fence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. 20. Placing Caravans, Tents, &c, in Streets.— That if any hawker, higgler, showman, mountebank, equestrian , gipsy, or other person or persons travelling with or having any caravan, cart, waggon, carriage, vehicle, circus, stage, show, tent, stall, booth, stand, or machine, either with or without any horse, mule, or ass, shall fix, or place, or suffer to abide or remain, any such caravan, cart, waggon, carriage, vehicle, circus, stage, show, tent, stall, booth, stand, or machine, or otherwise exhibit any show, in any street, road, lane, or other public place within the said borough, without the consent of the Mayor or two Justices, except in such place or places where regular fairs are held, and then during the times of such fans only, every person so respectively offend- ing shall pay the fine of 40s.; and for every offence, being subsequent to a first offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of £5. 21. Cutting or Dressing Timber or Stone, or Depositing Arti cles in Streets. — That if any person shall, in any street, hew, saw, bore, chip, dress, or cut any timber or stone, or deposit, place, or leave any hay, straw, coals, stones, slates, bricks, tiles, lime, mortar, sand, timber, boards, iron, steel, or other heavy or bulky article, (except materials for any building then commenced, or about to be commenced, and which materials shall be placed and enclosed in such a manner as to prevent any inconvenience or in- jury from happening to passengers, and shall not be kept in such street for an unnecessary time,) every person so respectively offending shall pay the fine of 5s.; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s.; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 20s.; provided always that this bye law shall not extend to any person who shall do any of the above-mentioned acts by the direction or in compliance with the orders of the Surveyors of the Highways of any Township within the said borough. 22 Slaughtering or Dressing Animals in Streets.— That if any person shall, in any street, kill or slaughter any animal, or singe, scald, skin, or dress any animal, or any part thereof, every person so respectively offending shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d.; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for eveiy offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence shall pay the fine of 10s. 23. Permitting Cattle to Wander in the Streets.— That the owner of any beast, swine, or cattle of any kind, which shall be found wander- ing in any street, and every person who shall turn loose any horse, beast, swine, orcattie of any kind, in any street, shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d.; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for every of- fence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committted on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. 24. General Street Nuisances. — That if any person shall, within the said borough, shake, beat, or dust after ten o'clock in the morning, any car- pet, drugget, floor cloth, mat, rug, furniture, sack, soot bag, or sooty clothes, in any street, or from any door or window opening into, or adjoining the same, or wash after ten o'clock in the morning, any window opening into or BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. 41 adjoining any street, or if any person shall roll, draw, drive, drag, or carry on any footpath, any carriage, ladder, pole, timber, stone, bars of iron or steel, furniture, sack, bag, or bulky article, or any carcass or part of a carcass of any animal, burthens carried by two or more persons, or burthens suspended on both sides of the carrier (except for the necessary purpose of loading or un- loading any cart or carriage, or of crossing the footpath,) or ride, or drive any horse or other animal upon any footpath, or hang, or fasten any horse or other animal to any building, door, wall, post, rail, tree, or other thing, so that it can or shall go or stand upon or across any footpath, or deposit, place, or leave on any footpath, any furniture, goods, wares, or merchandise, or any cask, tub, barrel, box, package, hamper, basket, bag, sack, pail, bucket, stool, bench, stall, show-board, or any other article, matter, or thing, which shall or may be dangerous, or incommodious to, or liable to hurt or injure persons or passengers on such footpath, or set up, or place, or permit, or suffer to be set up or placed, any blind, shade, frame, covering, or awning, over, across, or along any footpath, unless such blind, shade, frame, covering, or awning, shall be seven feet in height at the least, in every part thereof, including the brackets or supports thereof, from the surface of such footpath, and shall, if the same be supported in any way from the ground, extend over the whole breadth of such footpath ; or place, hang out, or otherwise expose for sale or exhibition, any goods, wares, merchandise, matter, or thing whatsoever, so as to project into or over any footpath or street and obstruct or incommode any person or passenger, or roll any cask, hogshead, barrel, or tub, on any street or footpath, except for the purpose of crossing the same, or wilfully, negligently, or carelessly throw, cast, slop, or spill any water or other liquid, or any other matter or thing, liquid or otherwise, upon or against any person in any street, so as to injure, damage, dirty, or wet his person, clothes, or pro- perty, or shall in or upon any street within the said borough, trundle any wheel, hoop, or girth ; or make, trim, fire, burn out, hoop, cleanse, wash, or scald any cask, (coopering casks when required, in case of accident, to be done on the spot only excepted;) or run or walk any race or match, or fly any kite, or skate, or make or use any slide, or play at foot ball, cricket, bowls, fives, pitch and toss, skip rope, trip, quoits, or any other game or pastime, which may be troublesome, offensive, dangerous, or annoying "to passengers or to inhabitants of the said borough; or wantonly throw any stone, snow ball, or missile ; or empty any cask, tub, barrel, or other vessel ; or bind, make, or repair any coach wheel or spring ; or feed or fodder any horse or other animal, except out of a bag suspended from the head of such horse or other animal, or with food which he shall hold or deliver with his hand ; or shoe, bleed, dress, cleanse, or farry any horse or other animal, except in cases of accident ; or wash, clean, make, or repair any carriage, or any part thereof,, except immediate repair on the spot is necessary to the same on account of accident ; or slake, sift, or screen any lime ; or make, or assist in making any bonfire ; or set, let off, or throw any fireworks, or shall in any street, or within one hunched yards of the centre of any street, discharge any gun or fire arms (except in case of necessity or for self-defence,) or shall carry or exhibit upon any footpath, or in any street, any placard or advertisement upon boards, poles, or sticks, or otherwise, to the annoyance of passengers or inhabitants ; or hang out, place, or expose for sale or otherwise, any cloth, linen, or wear- ing apparel, or any fish, fruit, butchers' meat, victuals, vegetables, or other article or thing at the outside of any house, shop, building, window, door, or balcony, or in any street, so as to interfere with the free passage upon or over any street; or fix or place any line, cord, or pole across any street (except the Surveyors of the Highways, during the necessary repairs of any street;) or wilfully and wantonly disturb any inhabitant by pulling or ringing any door-bell, or knocking at any door without lawful excuse ; or who shall wil- fully extinguish the light of any lamp for the lighting of any street, or for the convenience of the inhabitants ; or burn any effigy in any street ; or sell, or offer to sell by auction, any animal, goods, wares, merchandizes, or other matter or thing, in any street, without the license or permission of the Mayor or two Justices ; or sell, or shew, or offer, or expose for sale, any horse or other animal, or cxpo?c or shew any stallion, in any street, except in such d 2 42 BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. place or places as shall be appointed or allowed for that purpose by the Mayor, and except in the regular markets or fairs', and then during the time of such markets and fairs only; or blow any horn, or use any other noisy instrument in any street, for the purpose of calling persons together, or of announcing any show or entertainment, or for the purpose of hawking, sel- ling, distributing, or collecting any article whatsoever, or of obtaining money or alms; or sound or play upon any musical instrument, or sing in any street, near any house, after being required by or on behalf of any householder to depart from the neighbourhood of the house of such householder, on account of illness of any inmate of such house, or for other reasonable cause ; every person so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. 25. Regulations of Mayor, &c, on Public Occasions, to be Observed. — That if any direction or order be given by the Mayor, or any Justice, respecting the route to be observed by carriages, horses, or persons, or for preventing obstruction of the streets and thoroughfares, in times of public processions, meetings, tumults, rejoicings, or illuminations, or upon any public occasion, or other large assembly of persons, or in going to or returning from any public place of amusement or otherwise, every person chiving any coach or carriage, public or private, and every person on horse- back or on foot, shall obey and observe such direction or order, and every person who shall make default in compliance with any such direction 'or order, or who shall not comply with the directions of any constable, or police officer, acting in pursuance thereof, shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for every offence being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, shall pay the fine of 10s., whether such second or subsequent offence shall or shall not be committed on the same day as any prior offence. 26. Leaving Carriages in Streets for an Unnecessary Time. — That if any person shall leave, or suffer to remain, stand, or continue, any carriage, either with or without a horse or horses, or other cattle, in any street within the said borough, for any longer time than may be necessary or rea- sonable for taking up or setting down passengers, or other persons, or for the loading or unloading thereof, (except hackney coaches and carts standing on or at any public stand or place appointed, or to be appointed by the Council of the said borough for that purpose,) eveiy person so offending, shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5s.; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. 27. Drawing Timber, &c, in Streets, without a Proper Car- riage and Attendant. — Tlmt if any person shall draw any timber, stone, or other weighty or bulky article, in or over any street, without the same being placed upon or suspended from a wheeled carriage proper for that purpose, or if any person shall cause any tree or timber to be drawn in or upon any timber carriage, along any street, without having, to guide and direct the hind wheels of such carnage, a person who shall not be under the age of eighteen years, and who shall be of sufficient strength to guide and direct the same, and who shall guide and direct the same by means of a rope or chain attached to the steerer thereof, every person so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. 28. Leaving Carts, &c, in the Street at Night.— That if any owner or driver of any cart, tiniber-carriage, dray, waggon, or other such vehicle, shall BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. 48 leave or suffer the same to stand and remain in any street within the said borough, in the night time, the person so offending, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. 29. Placing Carriages on Footpaths, or Street Crossings. — That if any person shall place, leave, or suffer to remain, any coach or carriage on any footpath, or on any crossing in any street, or across or athwart any street, either for the purpose of taking up or setting down passengers, or of loading or unloading goods, or otherwise, so that there shall not be sufficient room for a coach or carriage conveniently to pass along such street, every person so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for every offence being sub- sequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not commit- ted on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. 30. Biding or Driving Furiously, or when Intoxicated. — Tlmt if any person, riding or driving any horse, beast, animal, cattle, coach, or car- riage of any description, in any street, shall be in a state of intoxication, or shall ride or drive the same furiously, every person so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as t;-h, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the e of 20s. ; and for every offence being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. 31. Endangering Persons or Property by Negligent Driving of Horses or Cattle, &c. — Tliot if any person, being the driver of any coach or other carriage, or being the driver or having the care or direction of any horse, beast, or animal, in any street, shall, through wantonness or negli- gence, or by or through any misconduct, injure, or endanger any person or persons, or any property, real or personal, or cause any mischief to be done by any such coach, carriage, horse, beast, or animal, and if any person, not being hired or employed to drive any horse, beast, or other animal, shall wantonly pelt, drive, or hunt such horse, beast, or animal, every person so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. 32. Not Placing Carriages, &c, Close to the Side of the Street, when Loading or Unloading the same. — That if any person, engaged in taking up or setting down any passenger or passengers, or other person or persons, into or from, or in loading or unloading, any coach or carnage, shall not, during such taking up or setting down, or during such loading or unload- ing, place such coach or carriage as near as conveniently may be to that side of the street at which the taking up or setting down, or loading or unloading, is to be performed, every person so offending, shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. 33. Drivers of Carriages, &c., not keeping the Near Side of the Boad. — That if the driver of any coach or other carriage, within the said borough, shall not keep the same on the left or near side of the road, in any street, in passing along the same, except in cases in which he shall have occasion to pass any other carriage, or of actual necessity, or some sufficient reason for deviation, every person so offending, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the 44 BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s.; and for every offence being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. 34. Driving Carts, &c, so as to Endanger Persons, or not being Constantly Attendant on the Horses, &c. — That if any person shall drive any horse, or other animal drawing any cart, timber-carriage, dray, wag- gon, van, caravan, or other vehicle, commonly used for the- conveyance of goods, in any street, so as to endanger the life or limb of any person, or to the common danger of the passengers in any thoroughfare, or if any driver of any cart, timber-carriage, dray, waggon, van, caravan, or other such vehicle as aforesaid, shall not be constantly attendant upon the horse, or horses, or animal, or animals, drawing the same in any street, eveiy person so respect- ively offending, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s.; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. 35. Drivers of Carts, &c, quitting the same, or being at Too Great a Distance therefrom, or Riding on Shafts, &c. — Tlwtifxhe driver of any cart, timber-carriage, dray, waggon, van, or caravan, or other vehicle, commonly used for the conveyance of goods, shall, without leaving some competent person in the care thereof, quit the same in any street, or shall negligently or wilfully be at such distance therefrom, in any street, as that he cannot have the direction and government of the horse or horse s,%r other animal or animals, drawing the same, or shall ride upon the shafts, or any other part of such cart, timber-carriage, dray, waggon, van, caravan, or other such vehicle as aforesaid, or upon any horse or other animal, drawing the same, in any street, not having some other person on foot or on horse- back to guide the same, (any cart, dray, or other vehicle, drawn by one horse, or animal only, and guided by good and sufficient leather reins, held by such driver, only excepted;) every person so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. ; provided that nothing in this or the last preceding bye law contained, shall make or render any person liable to any fine or penalty, for acting as the driver of two carts, timber-carriages, drays, waggons, vans, caravans, or other such vehicles as aforesaid, so that the same, when under the care of such person, shall not be drawn by more than one horse or other animal each, so that the horse or animal drawing the hinder cart, tim- ber-carriage, dray, isaggon, van, caravan, or other such vehicle as aforesaid, shall be attached to the back of the cart, timber- carriage, dray, waggon, van, caravan, or other such vehicle as aforesaid, which shall be foremost, by a strong and sufficient rein, not exceeding four feet in length. 36. Owners of Carts, &c, to have their Names Painted There" on. — That the owner or owners of every cart, timber-carriage, dray, waggon, or other such vehicle, shall paint, or cause to be painted, in one or more straight line or lines upon some conspicuous part of the right or off side of his, her, or their cart, timber-carriage, dray, waggon, or other such vehicle, or upon the off side shaft thereof, before the same shall be used in any street, his, her, or their Christian name or names, and Surname or Surnames, or the style and title by which he, she, or they, is or are commonly designated, or the style or firm by which his, her, or their trade or business is carried on, and the town, township, or other place or places of his, her, or their abode, or trade, at full length, in large legible letters, in white upon black, or black upon white, not less than one inch in height, and continue the same there- upon so long as such cart, timber-carriage, dray, waggon, or other such vehicle shall be used as aforesaid ; and every owner of any cart, timber-car- riage, dray, waggon, or other such vehicle, who shall use or allow the same to be used within the said borough as aforesaid, without the name, or names, or BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. 45 . or title, or firm, and description, and other particulars, painted thereon foresaid, or after such name or names, style, title, firm, or description, or other particulars, or any part thereof, shall have become illegible, shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5s.; and for eveiy offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. 37. Dkivees of Casts, &c, not having the Owner's Name and Abode Painted thereon, Refusing to tell the same, or their own Names, &c. — That if any person shall chive, or act as the driver of any cart, timber-carriage, dray, waggon, or other such vehicle, within the said borough, not having the owner's name or names, style, title, firm, or descrip- tion, and place or places of abode or trade, painted and remaining legible thereon, and shall refuse, or after demand, omit to tell or discover the true Christian name or names, and Surname or Surnames, and place or places of abode, or trade of the owner or owners of the same, or to tell and make known his own Christian and Surname, and place of abode, every person so respect- ively offending, shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d.; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of os. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. 38. Mischievously Destroying or Defacing Names of Streets, Numbers of Houses, &c., Boundary Posts, Signs, Lamps, Windows, &c. — Tliat if any person shall, within the said borough, wilfully or mischiev- ously destroy, pull down, damage, break, pull up, injure, obliterate, deface, or spoil any name or description of any street, being painted or affixed upon any house, building, or wall, or any'mark or number of any house, court, entry, or building, written, painted, or affixed upon or near the same ; or the boundary mark of any of the townships or wards in the said borough, or any other public boundary mark, or any guide-post, mile-post, or mile-stone, within the said borough, or any lamp for the lighting of any street, or for the convenience of the inhabitants, or any lamp-post or lamp- iron belonging thereto, or any glass windows or window panes, window shut- ters, sign, sign board, sign iron, door handle, door bell, door plate, or rapper, of, or suspended from, or affixed to any house or building in the said borough, every person so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 10s.; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, shall pay the fine of 20s. ; and for eveiy offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, shall pay the fine of 40s., whether such second or subsequent offence shall or shall not be committed on the same day as any prior offence. 39. Damaging Fire Engines. — TJiat if any person shall, within the said borough, wilfully or mischievously damage," break, or destroy any fire engine, or any bucket, pipe, hose, or other material or thing, belonging or attached thereto, or used therewith, or shall wilfully hinder or obstruct the use of any fire engine, or prevent or impede any fireman in the execution of his duty, at any fire in the said borough, every person so respectively offend- ing, shall pay the fine of £o. 40. Destroying or Damaging Trees, Posts. Rails, &c, in Streets or Puelic Places. — That if any person shall wilfully or mischievously break, destroy, damage, injure, or spoil any of the trees, plants, or shrubs, or any of the rails, posts, pales, hedges, fences, walls, gates, seats, steps, pumps, or other articles or things in any of the present or future public walks, gardens, squares, streets, buildings, or public places within the said borough, or any footpath, eveiy person so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, shall pay the fine of 20s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, shall pay "the fine of 40s., whether such second or subsequent offence shall or shall not be committed on the same day as any prior offence. 46 BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. 41. Posting Bills without Leave. — Tlwt if any person shall post, paste, or affix, on or against any church, chapel, house, building, wall, gate, door, pillar, tree, post, or place, within the said borough, without the consent of the owner or occupier thereof, or of the person having the care or charge thereof, any posting-bill or other paper, or shall write upon, or otherwise deface or mark, any chmch, chapel, house, building, wall, gate, door, pillar, tree, post, or place, with or by means of chalk, paint, or any other material, every person so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5s.; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not com- mitted on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 10s., pro- vided that this bye law shall not apply to cases in which notices may or ought by law to be affixed to any church, chapel, building, or other place ; provided also, that no person shall incur or be liable to any fine or penalty under this bye law, for posting, pasteing, or affixing any posting-bill or other paper, on or against any house, building, wall, gate, door, pillar, tree, post, or place, within the said borough, where posting-bills have heretofore been usually accustomed to be posted, pasted, or affixed, unless the owner or occupier, or person having the care or charge thereof, shall give notice not to post or affix bills thereupon. 42. Pulling Down Bills or Notices. — That if any person shall wil- fully, maliciously, wantonly, or mischievously pull down, break, destroy, tear, injure, damage, cover, or deface any posting-bill, notice, or advertisement whatever; such bill, notice, or advertisement having been originally put up, posted, pasted, or affixed by or with the consent of the owner, occupier, or person having the care or charge of the land whereon the same may stand, or of the chmch, chapel, house, building, wall, gate, door, pillar, tree, post, or other thing whereto the same may be put, pasted, or affixed, or by the authority of any public officer, or other person authorised by law to put up, post, or affix the same, or having been otherwise lawfully put up, posted, pasted, or affixed, or shall maliciously or wantonly deface or obliterate any such bill, notice, or advertisement, or shall maliciously or wantonly pull down, break, or destroy any pole, board, or other thing which may contain or be put up to support or exhibit any such notice, every person so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, shall pay the fine of 10s., whether such second or subsequent offence shall or shall not be committed on the same day as any prior offence ; provided that nothing hi this bye law con- tained shall render any person liable to any fine or penalty for covering or defacing any posting-bill or advertisement, after the same shall have been posted forty-eight hours or upwards. 43. Permitting Drains to become Obstructed.— That if the owner or occupier of any house, land, or tenement, within the said borough, shall permit or suffer any privy, drain, gutter, sewer, or watercourse on, in, or belonging to his premises, to become obstructed, and so, or in any other manner, to become a nuisance to the neighbours or the public, and shall neglect or refuse to cleanse or repair the same, and effectually remove such nuisance, for seven clear days, after a notice in writing shall have been given to such owner or occupier, "by any person who shall complain of the same, every person so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. 44. Abetting Dog Fights, Cock Fights, &c. — That if any person shall, within the said borough, cause any dogs or cocks to fight, or abet, or assist in, or encourage, or promote, any dog-fight, or cock-fight, or bait, or abet, assist in, encourage, or promote the baiting of any bull, bear, badger, or other animal, or set on, or urge any dog or other animal, to attack, worry, or put in fear, any person, or any cat, or other animal, every person so BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. 47 respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. 45. Exposing Unsound Meat for Sale.— That if any butcher or dealer in meat, or any fishmonger, poulterer, or other person, shall expose or of- fer for sale, in or upon his shop, stall, warehouse, or in any part of his premi- ses, or otherwise, within the said borough, or have in his possession, with in- tent to sell or expose for sale, the flesh of any diseased animal, or any imsound, putrid, or unwholesome meat, fish, poultry, or other victuals or provisions, un- fit for the food of man, or which would be deleterious to the health of persons who might feed thereon, (the unfitness or deleteriousness whereof shall be in the decision of the justices adjudicating on the complaint thereof,) or shall kill any diseased animal for the purpose of sale for hmnan food, every person so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 20s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 40s.; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of £5.; and that it shall be lawful for any constable or police officer of the said borough, to seize and take possession of any such unsound, putrid, or unwholesome meat, fish, poultry, or other victuals or provisions, and take the same before any two justices, and if by them adjudicated to be unfit for human food, to burn or otherwise destroy the same ; and if any person shall oppose or resist such seizure, or obstruct any constable or police officer in the execution of his of- fice or duty in this respect, every person so offending, shall, for every such offence, pay the fine of 40s. 4b'. Exhibiting Indecent Books, &c, Drawing Indecent Figures. &c, or Singing Obscene Songs, &cc.^-That if any person shall, within the said borough, sell or distribute, or offer to sell or distribute, or exhibit to public view, any profane, indecent, or obscene print, drawing, painting, repre- sentation, ballad, pamphlet, or book in writing or in print ; or shall draw, in- scribe, or write any obscene or indecent figure, representation, word, or words, upon any house, building, wall, gate, door, pillar, post, fence, or any other place, within the said borough ; or shall use any obscene or indecent language, or gesture, to any person passing along or being in any street ; or sing, recite, or read aloud, any profane, indecent, or obscene song or ballad, in any street; every person so respectively offending shall pay the fine of 10s.; and for every offence, being subsequent to a first offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 20s.; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. 47. Indecent Exposure of Person.— That if any person shall, in any part of the said borough, wilfully and indecently expose his person, every person so offending shall pay the fine of £6. for every such offence. 48. Bathing in Public Situations.— That if any person shall, in any public situation, in any part of the said borough, bathe, so as to expose his person, after eight o'clock in the morning, every one so offending shall pay the fine of 2s. 0d. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. 49. Importunate Prostitutes. — That every common prostitute, or night walker, loitering or being in any street, for the purpose of prostitution, or being there for the purpose of solicitation, to the annoyance of any inhabi- tant or passenger, shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first 48 BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. offence, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. 50. Supplying Drink to Child re m.—Tlmt if any person within the said borough, licensed to deal in spirituous or fermented liquors, shall know- ingly supply any sort of excisable liquor to any boy or girl apparently under the age of fourteen years, to be drunk by such boy or girl upon the premises , eveiy person so respectively offending shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not com- mitted on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. 51. Harbouring Policemen— That if any person keeping a house, shop* room, cellar, or other place, in the said borough, for the sale of spirituous or fermented liquors, shall harbour or entertain, or offer to harbour or entertain, any constable or policeman belonging to the police of the said borough, or shall permit such constable or policeman to abide or remain in his house, shop, room, or cellar, or in any part of his premises, during any of the hours, or during the time, or any part of the time, appointed for such constable or policeman to be on duty, every person so respectively offending shall, for every such offence, pay the fine of 10s. 52. Shows, &c, at Fair Times, to be Closed at Eleven at Night. —Tliat if any room, booth, standing, tent, caravan, waggon, show, or other place within the said borough, shall, during the continuance of any fair, revel, or public games, be open between the hours of eleven at night, and six in the morning, for any purpose of business or amusement, in the place where such fair, revel, or public games shall be holden, every person having the care or management of any such room, booth, standing, tent, caravan, waggon, show, or other place, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second of- fence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence, being sub- sequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not com- mitted on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. 53. Persons to quit Shows, &c, at Eleven at Night.— Z7m£ if any person being in any room, booth, standing, tent, caravan, waggon, show, or other place, at the place where any fair, revel, or public games, is or are being held, or carried on, within the said borough, after the hour of eleven at night, and before the hour of six in the morning, for any purpose of business or amusement, shall not quit such room, booth, standing, tent, caravan, waggon, show, or other place, on being required so to do by any constable or police officer of the said borough, every person so offending shall, for every such offence, pay the fine of 5s. 54. Keeping Disorderly Houses. — That if any person, within the said borough, shall permit or suffer common prostitutes, reputed thieves, or idle and disorderly persons to assemble at, and continue in any house, shop, room, or cellar, in his occupation, whether such house, shop, room, or cellar, shall ostensibly be kept for the sale of cooked meat, oysters, ready made tea or coffee, or other provisions or refreshments ; or shall in any manner keep a disorderly house, in which gaming, prostitution, or drunkeimess shall be allowed or encouraged, every person so respectively offending shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. 55. Frauds respecting Weighing Machines.— That if any master or keeper of any engine or machine used within the said borough, for the pur- nose of ascertaining the weight of articles bought or sold, or any seller of any article or thing which shall be weighed at such engine or machine, or any of their respective servants, shall knowingly and designedly do, or omit to be BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. 49 done, anything by reason or means whereof, or with intent, that the true and net weight of any article or thing weighed at such engine or machine, shall not be ascertained ; or if the owner or driver of any cart, waggon, or other carriage shall, at or before the time of weighing the same at any such engine or machine as aforesaid, place, or knowingly have any article, matter, or thing, in or about any such cart, waggon or carriage, otrier than and besides the proper load therein sold or intended for sale, or about to be sold ; or if the owner or driver of any cart, waggon, or carriage, or the master or keeper of any such engine or machine as aforesaid, or his or her servants, shall make or use, or be privy to the making or using of any false or fraudulent ticket respect- ing the weight of any cart, waggon, or carriage, or the load therein; or if any other person or persons whOmsover shall knowingly act or assist in the com- mitting of any fraud, respecting the weight of any cart, waggon, or carriage, or the load therin weighed, or stated, or represented to be weighed at any such engine or machine as aforesaid, then, and in every such case, the person or persons so respectively offending shall pay the fine of 20s.; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. ; and for every offence, being sub- sequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not commit- ted on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of £o. SLAUGHTER HOUSE REGULATIONS. 5G. Occupiers of Slaughter Houses to cause the same to be Ventilated, Whitewashed, &c. — That the occupier of every slaughter house within the said borough, shall cause the same to be well and sufficiently ven- tilated, so as at all times to admit of a free circulation or current of air there- in, and shall cause the same to be thoroughly whitewashed with quick lime, at least four times in each year, namely,— between the first and tenth days of September, the first and tenth clays of December, the first and tenth days of March, and the first and tenth days of June ; and any such occupier who shall refuse or neglect so to do, or shall in any respect fail to comply with this bye law, or shall offend against the same, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 10s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 20s. ; and for every offence being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 40s. 57. Slaughter House Offal, &c, to be put into Tubs and Re- moved.— That the occupier of every slaughter house within the said borough, shall cause all the offal and garbage arising from the slaughtering of cattle, to be put into tubs or other moveable vessels, or into a depositoiy properly con- structed, and such offal and garbage together with all accumulations of manure, shall be removed and carried away twice, at least, in each week, — that is to say, on Tuesday and Friday, between the hours of twelve at night and seven in the morning, from the first of May to the first of October ; and once in each week, — that is to say en Friday, between the hours of twelve at night and eight in the morning, from the first of October to the first of May, and the tubs, vessels, or depositoiy shall at those respective times be well and thoroughly emptied and cleansed, and the floor of the slaughter house shall be also then effectually cleansed and spread over with clean saw dust, and all the blood arising from the slaughtering of cattle, shall be put into tubs or casks, and shall be carried away from the slaughter house without delay, and shall not be permitted to flow in the channel or open street, and no blood shall be put into the same tubs, vessels, or depositories iu which the offal or garbage shall be put ; and any occupier of any such slaughter house refusing or neglecting to comply with any of the provisions of this bye law, or in any way offending against the same, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 5s. ; and for" a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 20s. s 50 . BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. 58. Slaughter House Middensteads, Pigs, Dogs, he— -That no oc- cupier of any slaughter house within the said borough, shall build, or permit, or suffer any privy to be built, or if now built, to remain in the interior of any such slaughter house, or any access or opening to any middenstead from any such slaughter house to be made, or if now made, to remain, nor shall any such occupier permit or suffer any pigs to be fed in any such slaughter house, or any dog to be kept therein, or in any yard thereunto belonging, without being properly chained or fastened, so as not in any respect to pre- vent the inspection of such slaughter house for any lawful purpose ; and every occupier of any such slaughter house refusing or neglecting to comply with any of the provisions of this bye law, or in any way offending against the same , shall forfeit and pay the fine of 5s.; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 20s. 59. Slaughter Houses to have a Copy of the Bye Laws relat- ing thereto, affixed therein.— That every occupier of any slaughter house within the said borough, shall cause a copy of these bye laws, rules, and orders, so far as the same relate to slaughter houses, from time to time, writ- ten or printed in large characters, to be affixed in such slaughter house, and continued therein, not obliterated or defaced, and every occupier of any such slaughter house, who shall refuse or neglect so to do, or shall in any respect fail to comply with this bye law, or offend against the same, shall for such of- fence, forfeit and pay the fine of 5s.; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 20s. HACKNEY COACH REGULATIONS. 60. Stands for Hackney Coaches. — That the following places within the said borough, shall, (except on Sundays, and under the regulation and direction of the police, particularly as to the precise parts to be used for that purpose, and subject to the provisions of the Act of Parliament, passed in the 58th year of the reign of his late Majesty, King George the Third, intituled, " An Act for cleansing, lighting, watching, and otherwise improving the Town of Sheffield, in the County of York,") be and are hereby appointed public stands for Hackney Coaches,— that is to say -The north side of Church-street, opposite the Church-yard; Barker's-pool; the Market-place, top of the Sham- bles ; the Old Haymarket ; West-street, near the Beehive Public-house ; the open space in Westbar, near the pump ; the bottom of Coalpit-lane, near the Old Sugar House ; Shales-moor, near the bottom of Hoyle-street ; and the Wicker, near the Railway Station. 6k Carriages to take their Places on Stands in the order of their Arrival.— That all hackney coaches shall take their stations on the stands in the order of their arrival, and when any hackney coach shall be ealled or drawn off any stand, the hackney coach immediately behind shall draw up to the place vacated, and any other hackney coach behind in like order, and the driver of any hackney coach, who shall neglect or refuse to comply with this bye law, shall, for such offence, forfeit and pay the fine of 2s. fed. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 5s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 10s., whether such second or subsequent offence shall or shall not be committed on the same day as any prior offence. 65$. Owner or Driver demanding Greater Fares than Author- ized.— Tfuit if the owner or driver of any hackney coach shall demand, charge, or take for a fare, a greater sum than the amount which the Council of the said borough shall from time to time authorise to be demanded, charged, or BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH, 51 taken for fares by hackney coachmen, and which shall be set forth in any table, scale, or schedule of fares, to be prepared by the said Council, and published once or oftener in each of the Sheffield newspapers ; every person so offending shall, for such offence, forfeit and pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 20s., whether such second or subsequent offence shall or shall not be committed on the same day as any prior offence. 63. Hackney Coaches to have Owners' Names Painted thereon. — That the owner of every hackney coach shall, before the same shall stand or ply for hire in the said borough, have his name painted in a straight line on the outside of each door thereof, immediately under the window, in letters not less than one inch in height, and of proportionate breadth, in some colour conspicuously different from the colour of the coach, and shall continue such name or names, legible and undefaced, during all the time such coach shall ply or be used for hire ; and every owner of any hackney coach making default- in any of the matters aforesaid, shall, for such offence, forfeit and pay the fine of 10s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not com- mitted on the same clay as such first offence, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 20s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 40s. 64. Property Accidentally left in Hackney Coaches.— Tliat when" ever property of any description shall be accidentally left in any hackney coach, in the said borough, by any person who may have hired or used the same, such property shall be taken and delivered up to the person who may have left the same, if known, or otherwise shall be immediately taken, in the state in which such property was foimd, to the police station, at the Town Hall, in the said borough, and there deposited ; and any hackney coachman or other person who shall make default in compliance with this bye law, shall, for such offence, forfeit and pay the fine of 20s. ; and for a second offence, al- leged and proved as such, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 40s. ; and for every offence being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, shall forfeit and pay the fine of £5., whether such second or subsequent of- fence shall or shall not be committed on the same day as any prior offence. 65. Owners to give up Names of Drivers on Demand.— That the owner of any hackney coach shall, upon request made by any person or per- sons who, at any time within three clays previous thereto, shall have hired such hackney coach, or by any constable or policeman of the said borough, declare and make known to the person or persons, or constable or policeman, requiring the same, the name and place of abode of such driver of such hack- ney coach, at any time which, upon such request being made, shall be speci- fied to such c uch time being within three clays prior to the time of h request being made ; | and any owner of any hackney coach not comply- ing with this bye law. shall, for such offence, forfeit and pay the fine of 1 and for a second oi Ueged and proved as such, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 20s. ; and for every offence being subsequent to a second offence," and alleged and proved as hall forfeit and pay the fine of 40s., whether such second or subsequent offence shall or shall not be committed on the same day as any prior offence. 66. Offences by Drivers of Hackney Coaches.— That if the driver of any hackney coach shall place the same or ply for hire in any street, other than on some of the stands or places hereinbefore appointed/ or which the Council of the said borough may at any time hereafter appoint for that pur- pose, or in any street or place not appropriated as a public stand (except for the purpose of taking up or setting down any person or passenger ;) or shall, by standing upon any footpath, or by any unnecessary outcry or noise, or in any other manner, inconvenience or annoy any person or persons passing along any street, or any of the inmates of the houses or shops in or adjoining thereto ; or shall prevent, or eildeavour to prevent, the driver of any other 52 BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. hackney coach from taking up or sotting clown a person or passenger, or from placing his coach upon any stand in pursuance of any of these bye laws ; or who, having his hackney coach drawn up alongside of any footpath, and not being actually employed in taking up or setting down a person or passenger, shall not, when required, make way for any other hackney coach, or for any carriage, public or private, about to set down or take up any person or passen- ger ; or who shall place his hackney coach or horses abreast of any other hackney coach upon any stand, or in such a manner as to obstruct the cross- ing place of any street, or who shall, whilst waiting or plying for hire at any stand, or whilst waiting to take up or set down any person or pas- senger, or otherwise, in any other part of the said borough, quit his hackney coach, so far as to be unable to control the horse or horses thereof, without having some other person either on such coach or at the head of the horse or horses thereof (except as required by any person who shall have engaged his coach, or when actually engaged in carrying any luggage, or going for any luggage which he has been directed to carry into or out of any house, coach- office, railway station, or other place, into or out of his coach or carriage;) or shall, within the said borough, use any obscene, profane, or insulting, or abu- sive language, or gesture, to any passenger, or to any person having been con- veyed, or desirous of ^eing conveyed in such hackney coach, or to any other person or persons whomsoever ; or who having his hackney coach ready at any stand, and not having a previous engagement, shall refuse to take any person or passenger, or having agreed to take any person or passenger at any time, or from any place, shall wilfully or negligently delay, neglect, or refuse so to do ; or who, being required, shall refuse to name the person by whom, or the place and time at which he is engaged, or shall make a false answer to such enquiries ; or shall take any person to ride upon the box, or in or upon any part of such hackney coach, or permit any other person to chive the same without the permission of the person or persons hiring the same ; or if any person shall drive or act as the driver of any hackney coach, who shall be under the age of sixteen years ; eveiy driver of any hackney coach, or person, so respectively offending shall, for such offence, forfeit and pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 20s., whether such second or subsequent offence shall or shall not be committed on the same day as any prior offence. 67 Owners and Drivers to have Copy of Bye Laws, and Book of Fares, and produce the same on demand.— 27j/^ the owner and driver respectively, of every hackney coach within the said borough, shall at all times have and keep in his possession a copy of these bye laws, so far as they relate to hackney coaches, or the drivers, or owners thereof, and a book of the fares which the Council of the said borough shall or may, from time to time, au- thorise to be taken, and shall so publish as aforesaid, ready to produce, and shall upon request produce the same, or either of them, for perusal and in- spection, to any person who may have hired, or be desirous to hire, any such hackney coach, and shall truly point out to such person the bye law or fare, if such there be, applicable to any question which may have arisen between such person and such owner, or driver ; and any owner or driver making de- fault in any of the matters aforesaid shall, for such offence, forfeit and pay the fine of 10s. ; and for a second offence, alleged ancl proved as such, shall for- feit and pay the fine of 20s ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 40s., whether such second or subsequent offence shall or shall not be com- mitted on the same day as any prior offence. 68. Mitigation of Penalties.— Tlmt all justices who shall act in en- forcing the payment of any penalty or forfeiture, imposed and made payable by the foregoing bye laws, or any of them, shall have the power to mitigate any penalty or forfeiture so imposed ancl made payable as aforesaid, to such sum (not being less than half the amount so imposed and made payable) as they, in their discretion shall think fit. 69, Interpretation Clause.— (This is omitted as unnecessary.) STREET KEY, CONTAINING AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE STREETS, LANES, SQUARES, COURTS, WORKS, &c, IN THE TOWN AND VICINITY OF SHEFFIELD; With References to their Respective Situations. Acorn street, 260 Shales moor Adelaide place, Claremont place Albion Mill, Shemeld croft Albion Works, 60 Arundel lane Allen street, 199 Gibraltar street, to foot of Beet street Alpha Cottages, Highfield Alsop lane, 69 South street Amory's Orchard, New street, Park Andrew lane, 75 Wicker Andrew street, 53 Wicker Angel row, top of South street Angel street, 71 Market place Anson st. & lane, 39 South st., Park Arbourthorne, Intake road Artisan street, Penistone road Arundel lane, 19 Arundel street Arundel place, Duke street Arundel street, 51 Norfolk street Assembly Rooms, 53 Norfolk street Astill's terrace, Hyde Park Attercliffe road, Saville street Eackfields, 17 Division street Bacon Island, Philadelphia Baggaley, Brightside Bierlow Bailey lane, 164 West street Bailey street, 52 Trippet lane Baker's Hill, foot of Norfolk street Ball street, 114 Green lane Ball yard, 16 Pond street Balm green, 116 Barker's pool Bank street, 23 Angel street Bank view, Crookes moor Banks, (The) Clough lane Barber nook, Crookes moor Barker's pool, 101 Fargate Barnes' square, Claywood Barracks, Penistone road Barratt's fold, Lower Allen street Basin court, Pitsmoor bar Bates' square, Tenter street Baths, Victoria street & Convent walk Bath street, 106 Fitzwilliam street Bazaar Market, 82 to 114 South st* Bee Hive lane, 198 West street Beech hill, Park Beet street* 178 Brook hill Belfield place, near Radford street Belfield st. and terrace, Porfcmahon Belmonte, Shrewsbury road, Park Belle Vue, Park Bell's court, 89 Allen street Bennett lane, 113 South street Bennett's wheel, Hereford street Bernard's street, Snow hill lane, Park Bishop's row, Newcastle street Bishop street, 154 Tudor street, L. S. Blast lane, 61 Broad street, Park Blonk Island, Cattle market Blonk street, 12 Wicker Bloomsbury place, Crookes moor Blue Boy street, 22 Allen street Boardman's bridge, 1 Pond street Botanical Gardens, Clarke house In. Bowden street, 104 Button lane Bow street, head of Church street Bower spring, 124 Westbar Bower street, 102 Spring street Bowling green street, 214 Moorfields Bradwell lane, 115 Carver street Bramall lane, foot of Porter street Brewery lane, 84 Broad street, Park Bridgelield, Barnsley road Bridge hill, Pye bank Bridgehouses, North end of Nursery. street, and Iron bridge Bridge street, 29 Waingate to Brightfield, foot of Sharrow lanj Bright street, 116 South street Brincliffe edge, Ecclesall Britannia Place, 40 Garden street Britannia Works, Cornubia place, Love street Britannia yard, Pea croft Broad field,, near Heeley bridge Broad lane, 194 head of Tenter street Broad street, Sheaf bridge, Park Broad street lane, 67 Broad St., Park Brocco street, 60 Solly street Brook hill, Brook view, Brook place ?; and Brook street, head of Broad lane. Broom bank, Glossop road Broom close, Little Sheffield Broornfield, Glossop road e 2 54 STREETS, &C., IN SHEFFIELD. Broom cross, Fullwood road Broom grove and cottage, Glossop rd BroomHall,& Broomhall vale & place, south end of Broomhall street Broomhall street, 123 West street Broom terrace, Broomhall road Broom parade, Ecclesall ]N T ew road Broomhall road, Hanover street Broomhead's court, Hoyle street Broomhill, Glossop road Broomhill place, Broomhill Broomleys, Occupation road Broom lodge, Hanover street Broom place, Broom spring lane Broom spring lane, 92 Broomhall st Brownell street, 180 Allen street Brown lane, 34 Brown street Brown's square, Pitt street Brown place, New street, Park Brown street, Paternoster row Brunswick street, Wilkinson street Bull stake, now Old Haymarket Burdekin's yard, Bridgehouses Burgess street, 97 Fargate Burngreave, Occupation road Burngreave road, or Barnsley New road, Occupation road Burngreave place, Occupation road Burngreave terrace, Pitsmoor Burnt tree lane, 84 Allen street Burton head, Attercliffe road Button lane, head of South street Button hill, Cherry tree hill Cabbage alley, 22 New Church street Cadman's place, 20 Bramall lane Cadman street, Blast lane Campo lane, 44 York street Canal Bridge, Warehouse, and Build- ings, Exchange street Canning street, 73 Division street Cannon hall, Barnsley road Cannon yard, Scotland street Canton place, Upperthorpe Carfieid & Wood, Occupation road Carrlane, 51 Bailey lane Carver lane, 53 West street Carver street, 20 South st. to West st. Castlefolds, 34 Haymarket Castlefolds lane, Castlefolds Castle ureen, 15 Castle street Castle hill, 13 Castlefolds Castle street, Angel st. to Haymarket Catholic Chapel, Norfolk row Cattle market, Furnival road Cavendish street, 195 Regent terrace and 90 Broomhall street Cemetery, Ecclesall New road Centrefields, Infirmary road Champion's yard, Carver street Change alley, 76 Market place Chapel street, 24 Bridgehouses Chapel walk, 7 Fargate Charles lane, 1 15 Norfolk street Charles street, 1 19 Norfolk street Charlotte lane, 11 Charlotte street Charlotte square, Shepherd street Charlotte street, 176 West street Cheese market, Corn Exchange Cheney place, head of West street Cheney row, 72 Norfolk street Cheney square, 4 New Church street Cherry mount, C lough lane Cherry tree hill, Sharrow moor Cherry tree yard, 172 Gibraltar street Chester street & lane, 58 Trafalgar st Church street, head of High street Claremont place, villa, and street, Glossop road Clarence street, 173 Broomhall street Clarence St., St. Philip's rd.,Portmhn. Clarkehouses, grove, and cottage,, Broom bank road Clarkehouse lane, Glossop road Clarke street, Hanover street Clarkson street, Glossop road Clay gardens, Bridgehouses Clay hole yard, Oborne street Clayton square, Brownell street Clayton terrace, Pitsmoor Claywood terraee,Shrewsbury road, P. Cleveland row, Infirmary road Clifford, Sharrow moor road Cliff's court, 52 High street Clough bank, Clough lane C lough lane, Bramall lane Clough place, St. Mary's church Clough wheel, The Banks Club-Garden street & walk, Little S. Club yard, Mill sands Club mill yard, Smithfield Coalpit lane, 121 Barker's pool Cockshutts, near Norwood Col dwell lane, 18 Earl street College crescent, Broomhall Collier's row, 148 Duke street, Park Columbia place & works, Suffolk road Commercial st., head of Haymarket Commercial buildings, 26 High street Common side, Crookes moot- Convent walk, head of West street Copper street, 181 Gibraltar street Corker bottoms, near the Manor, P. Corn Exchange, Canal and Sheaf Bridges Corn hill, 222 Solly street Cornish place, Cornish street STREETS, &C.^ IN SHEFFIELD. 00 Cornish street, 308 Shales moor Cornubia place, Love street Cotton-mill-row. 15 Bower street Cotton street, 13 Bower street Cotton-mill-walk, Kellam street Coulston croft, noiv Bridge street Coulston street, 8 Westbar Crabtree, (Upper & Lower) Pitsmoor Crab tree farm, Park Crawshaw's yard, 27 High street Crescent road, Broomhall Creswick's square, Pond hill Cricket Inn lane, head of Broad st., P. Crooked steps, Pye bank Crookes moor, Western bank Cross Burgess street, 52 Pinstone st Cross Chapel street, Pye bank Cross George street, Little Sheffield Cross George street, Philadelphia Cross Smitiifield, 39 Smithfield Crossland's square, Allen street Cross Love street, Love street Crown alley, 47 Duke street, Park Crownshaw's yard, Shales moor Cumberland street, 121 South street Cupola street, 165 Gibraltar street Cutler's Arms yard, 38 Fargate Daisy walk & bank, 190 Alien street Dam House, Crookes moor Daniel hill, Upperthorpe Dawson street, 18 Westfield terrace Dearman's square, Bailey lane Dee street, 37 Devonshire lane Deep pit, Intake road Devonshire lane, 158 Rockingham st Devonshire street, 81 Division street Devonshire terrace, 139 West street Dickinson's row, Kellam street Division lane, 25 Carver street Division street, 184 Barker's pool Dixon lane, 20 Haymarket Dixon street, Penistone road Don Works, Mill sands Don Brewery, Penistone road Doncaster street, 48 Allen street Duke lane, 25 Porter street Duke street, 11 South street Duke street, 27 Broad street, Park Duke street, Harvest lane Duke street lane, 10 Low street, Park Dunfields, 282 Shales moor Dun lane, Dunfields Dun street, 300 Shales moor Dungworth's yard, Porter street Dyer's Bridge, Pond hill Eadon's square, Garden street Eagle works, Russell street Earl laue, South street Earl street, 83 South street East bank, Suffolk road, Park East hill, East bank, Park East parade, 1 High street East street, 49 High street, Park East view, Mount Pisgah Ebenezer street, 248 Moorfields Ebenezer works and place, Russell st Ecclesall New road, Little Sheffield Ecclesall works, Rockingham street Edge, (The) Cherry tree hill Edward street, J 21 Scotland street Edward street, top of Fitzalan street Effingham st. & lane, Cattle market Egerton house, Glossop road Egerton street, 136Fitzwilliam street Egypt yard, North street Eldon st., 123 West st. to 76 South st. Ellin's row, Carver street Ellin's yard, foot of Arundel street Ellis street, 12 Burnt tree lane Ellison street, Nethertborpe place Elmtree hill, Intake road Emerson's yard, 16 Pea croft Endcliffe vale, Clarkhouse lane Endcliffe & crescent, Fulwood road Exchange street, 30 Castlefolds Exchange court, 48 Fargate Exchange lane, Furnival road Eyre lane, foot of Surrey street Eyre street, 24 Surrey street Farfield, Hiilfoot bridge Fargate, head of High street Farm bank, Shrewsbury road, Park Favell's yard, 66 Fargate Fentonville, Mackenzie's walk Fernley place, Glossop road Fieldhead, Heeley road Figtree lane, 29 Bank street Firs hill and vale, Pitsmoor Fish market, Corn Exchange Fitzalan street, Chapel street Fitzwilliam st. & place, 167 West st, Flat street, 13 Market street Flockton's row, Rockingham street Forge lane, Shude hill Fornham street, 61 Lead mill road Fox street, Pye bank Fo^town, Pitsmoor Fox's yard, 1 New Church street Frith 's buildings, Nursery lane Frith's square, Hoyle street Froggatt lane, 85 Eyre street Fruit market, Market place Fruit market, (New) King street Fulwood road, Broom hill Furnace hill, 1 Gibraltar street Furnival lane, 3 Porter street 56 STREETS, &C, 1J* SHEFFIELD. Furnival road, Cattle market Furnival street, Union street Garden square, Broad lane Garden street, 38 Broad lane Garden walk, Garden street Gas Office yard, 1 Bow street Gatefield , Infirmary road Gate yard, Coalpit lane Gell street and terrace, Glossop road George lane, Little Sheffield George street, 40 High street George street, Philadelphia George street, (New) Little Sheffield Gibraltar street, 121 Westbar green Gibson's square, Duke street, Park Gilbert street, 78 South street Gin stables, Intake road Glenn view, Western bank Globe works, Penistone road Glossop road, 167 West street Glossop road market, 167 West street Glossop 's yard, Pea crort Gloucester street, place, and terrace, Broomspring lane Goddard Hall, Crabtree Goodwin's yard, Bright street Granville street, Shrewsbury road, P. Gray street, Rock street Greaves' row, Matthew street Green lane, Russell street Green market, King street Green square, Charles lane Green street, 12 Bishop street Greystock street, Burton head Grey stones, Ecclesall New road Grindlegate, 36 Westbar green Grove House, Pitsmoor Grove street and row, Hillfoot Hague lane, 12 Gilbert street, Park Hallamgate, near Crookes Hallcar place, near Saville street Hallcar terrace, Occupation road Hallamshire works, Rockingham st Hammond street, Watery lane Hampden place, Crookes moor Hampton street, Shrewsbury Hospital Hanover street, pi., ter., and square, 269 Glossop rd. to Ecclesall New rd Harmer lane, 88 Pond street Hartshead, 65 Market place Harvest lane, 33 Brigehouses Hattersley square, Spring street Haukrig's yard, Duke street, Park Hawksworth's ct., 13 High street Hav^ey croft, 70 Campo lane Hawley lane, Hawley croft Haymarket, (Old) foot of Shambles Haymarket, (New) Broad street, P. Headford street, 129 Broomhall st Heeley, Highfield Heeley bank, Suffolk road, Park Henry streets, Philadelphia road,and South street, Park Hereford lane, Cumberland street Hereford street, 149 South street Hermitage lane, Little Sheffield Hermitage place, Hermitage street Hermitage street, Little Sheffield Hicks lane, 56 Westbar Highfield and terrace, Little Sheffield High hill terrace, Fox street High house and terrace, Penistone rd High street, Market place High street, 74 Broad street, Park High street lane, 19 Duke street, P. Hillfoot Penistone road Hill street, Little Sheffield Hills, (The) Occupation road Hill's square, Hoyle street Hind place, 31 Charles street Hinde's yard, Broad street, Park Hobson's lane, Duke street, Park Hodgson street, Thomas street Holland street, 84 Rockingham street Hollis croft, 94 Tenter street Holly lane, 45 West street Holly street, 134 Barker's pool Holy green, South street Hoole's yard, Millsands Hop yard lane, Clough wheel, Park Hoult farm, Park Hounsfield's yard, Cupola street Howard Hill, Steel bank Howard lane, 25 Arundel lane Howard place, 1 1 Eyre lane Howard street, 97 Norfolk street Hoyle street, 281 Shales moor Hunter's Bar, Ecclesall New road Hyde park, Cricket Inn Road, Park Infirmary road, 297 Shales moor Intake road, Duke street, Park Iron bridge, North end of Nursery st Isle, (The) 16 Bridge street Jackson's square, St. John's church, P. Jehu lane, now Commercial stre#t Jenkinson's yard, Bailey lane Jepson's yard, Brocco street Jericho and street, 166 Al!en street Jervis' court, head of White croft Jessop street, 105 South street Johnson lane, 48 Nursery street Johnson street, 52 Nursery street Joiner lane, 38 Nursery street Joiner street, 34 Nursery street Kay's yard, 18 Meadow street Kellam place, Kellam Island STREETS, &C, IN SHEFFIELD. 57 Kellam Island, Kellam street Kellam street, 84 Russell street Kellam works & place, Kellam Island Kenyon alley, 224 Solly street Kenyon street, 160 Solly street King and Miller yard, 16 Norfolk st. King street, head of Angel street King street, 85 Wentworth terrace, Portmahon King's Arms yard, 17 Fargate Kitchen Grove, Pitsmoor Lady's bridge, foot of Waingate Laithfield, Belle Vue, Park Lambert place, 40 Lambert street Lambert street, 101 Westbar Lasker (L'pper and Nether) Wheels, Sharrow vale Lead mill road, Boardman's bridge Lead mill place, Boardman's bridge Leavey greave, Brook hill Leavey greave road, Portobello Lee croft, 50 Campo lane Leicester house, Woodside Leicester street, 226 L T pper Allen st. Little hill, Pinfold street Little Pond street, 7 Pond hill Little Sheffield, South street bridge Local terrace, Attercliffe road London road, Little Sheffield Long croft, near Russell street Long entry, Allen street Longley, near Piper lane Lord street, 10 Anson street, Park Love lane, 41 Bridge street Love street, 50 Spring street Lowfield, Highfield terrace Low street, 28 Duke street, Park Machon bank, Millhouses road Mackenzie's walk, Little Sheffield Malinda street, 60 Hoyle street Maltravers street, Cattle market Mandrake, East bank, Park Manor, Manor Oakes & Laith, Park Marcus street, Fitzalan street Market place, foot of High street Market street, 27 Fruit market Marsh's row, Snow hill lane, Park Marsden's row, Millsands Masdin lane, Brocco street Mate's square, River street Matilda street, foot of Duke street Matthew street, 271 Shales moor Meadow head, Occupation road Meadow street, 136 Scotland street Meeting house lane, 17 Bank street Meggitt's yard, Orchard street Midhill, Heeley road, Park Milk street, 21 Norfolk street Mill lane, 42 Bridge st.,& L. Sheffield Millsands, 24 Bridge street Milton street, 118 Trafalgar street Milton st. aud terrace, Hanover st. Monmouth lane, 104 Broomhall st. Monmouth street, 116 Broomhall st. Moorflelds, 199 Gibraltar street Moor gate and Oakes, Crookes moor Moor lodge, Broom bank road Moor St., 140 Tudor st., Lit. Sheffield Morpeth lane, 33 Morpeth street Morpeth street, 106 xAllen street Moseley's court, Townhead street Mount, (The) Broom hill Mount Pisgah, Hallam gate Mount Pleasant, Highfield Mount Pleasant, Tomcross lane Mount View, Glossop road Mount Zion buildings, Devonshire st, Mulberry street, 46 High street Musgrove place, Pitsmoor Mushroom Hall, Western bank Mushroom View, near Dam house Nag's head yard, 2 Haymarket Navigation hill, Blast lane Neepsend, Harvest lane Nelson place, Glossop road Nether Slack, Penistone road Netherthorpe pi. & St., Meadow st. Newbould's court, Young street Newcastle street, 130 Portobello st. New Cattle market, Canal bridge New Church street, 9 Pinstone street New George street, Little Sheffield Newfield, noiv Oborne street Newfoundland street, Wicker lane New hall street, 80 Snig hill New Haymarket, 9 Broad st., Park New street, 34 Bank street New street, 94 Broad street, Park New Thomas street, Bramall lane New Town, Park hill Norfolk lane, 12 Surrey street Norfolk road, Shrewsbury Hospital Norfolk row, 46 Norfolk street Norfolk street, Market street Norfolk terrace, Burton head Norfolk works, Suffolk road Norrisfleld, Pear street Norris wheel, Ecclesall New road North parade, Russell street North Church street, 8 Campo lane North street, 54 Queen street Norwich street, 118 Duke st., Park Norwood, Pitsmoor Nursery, Wicker Nursery lane, 13 Wicker lane Nursery street, Lady's bridge 58 STREETS, &C, IN SHEFFIELD. Oakholme, near Botanic Gardens Oborne street, 14 Bridgehouses Occupation road, Spital hill Old Park, near Hill foot bridge Old steam wheel, Sheaf street, Park Old street, 106 Broad street, Park Orange street, 134 West street Orchard folds, Canal basin Orchard lane, 48 Orchard street Orchard place, 35 Orchard street Orchard street, 33 Church street Osgathorpe, Pitsmoor Owlerton Bar, Penistone road Oxford street, Upperthorpe Paddock, Intake road Palestine place, BroomhiM Paradise lane, Workhouse croft Paradise square, 15 Campo lane Park bank, Gin stables Parkfield, Highfield terrace Park Grange, East bank, Park Park lodge, Arbourthorne Park hill lane, New street, Park Park Iron works, Blast lane Park view, Intake road Parker's row, head of South street Parker's yard, 17 New Church street Parkin's square, Pea croft Parrot yard, foot of Coalpit lane Paternoster row, foot of Howard st. Pea croft, 60 Westbar green Pear street, 69 Bridge street Penistone road, 308 Shales moor Pepper alley, 59 Fargate Philadelphia, Penistone road Pickle, Saville street Pilkington's yard, High street, Park Pilot works. Cotton mill row Pinfold street, head of Church street Pinstone street, 73 Fargate Piper lane and houses, near Crabtree Pisgah, Broom hill Pitsmoor, above Bridgehouses Pitt street, 21 Charlotte street Plant's yard, Highfield Plum street, Water street Pond forge & steam wheel, Forge In. Pond hill, 31 Flat street Pond mill & gardens, Lead mill road Pond street, Pond hill to Howard street, and Boardman's bridge Pond street gardens, Harmer lane Ponds Works, Forge lane Pool place, Barker's pool Poplar House, Burngreave road Porter brook, Arundel street Porter Island, Sylvester gardens Porter lane, 39 Porjter street Porter street, Union street Porter terrace, 2 Bramall lane Porter vale, Ecclesall New road Porter works, Sharrow vale Portmahon, 33 Netherthorpe place Portland place, 190 West street Portland place, Upperthorpe Portobello lane, 13 Bailey lane Portobello street, 87 Trippet lane Portobello, head of Portobello street Post Office, Angel street Potter's square, Eyre street Prior bank, Cherry tree hA Priory, Sharrow lane Prospect house, Intake road Providence row, Jericho Pump square, Soljy street Pye bank, 41 Bridgehouses Queen Caroline square, Garden st. Queen's head yard, Castle street Queen's road, Suffolk road Queen's row, Shepherd street Queen street, 27 Bank street Queen street, (New) Workhouse croft Queen st., Portmahon & Philadelphia Queen's tower, Park Grange road Radford place, Radford street Radford row, 52 Townhead street Radford street, 202 Allen street Railway Stations, Wicker & Bridge- houses Railway street, Oborne street Railway terrace, Brightside lane, and Fitzalan street Raisen hall, Norwood Ratcliffe's place ; Broomhill Rawson spring, Owlerton Red croft row, head of Pinfold street Redhill and terrace, 130 Broad lane Red place, Solly street Reform Wheel, Cotton mill row Regent lane, Portobello Regent street, 210 West street Regent terrace, 220 West street Renton square, Hoyle street RevelVs row, Snow hill, Park Rhodes's row, 166 Duke street, Park Rich Vue, B utton hill Richbelle place. Gray street River street, 44 Pond street Roberts's buildings, Furnival street Rock Houses. Tomcross lane Rock street, 86 Pye bank Rockingham lane, 30 South street Rockingham place, Rockingham Inne Rockingham street, 72 So^tL street, to West street and Broad lane Rockingham terrace, 42 Rockinghm.st Rockingham works, Rockingham st STREETS, &C, IN SHEFFIELD. 59 Rodley lane, 47 Lead mill road Ropery row, South street, Park Roscoe place, Infirmary road Roscoe square, Hoyle street Rough bank, Park hill Row lee, head of Bramall lane Royds mill, Attercliffe bridge Russell place, 177 Glossop road Russell street, end of Spring street Salmon pasture, Attercliffe road Salter lane, Sharrow road Sambourne square, 17 Edward street Sandbed wheel and tilt, Hill foot Sandon place, Broom hall Sands paviours, 9 Bow street Saunders' square, New street, Park Saville street, end of Wicker Saville works, Saville street Scargjll croft, 24 Bank street School croft, 8 Townhead street School lane, 53 Duke street, Park School street, 89 Duke street, Park Scotland street, 33 Grindlegate Serjeant's row and square, Willey st Shales moor, 237 Moorfields Shales' square, 111 Duke street, Park Shambles, Market place Sharrow bank & mills, Sharrow moor Sharrow head, Sharrow lane Sharrow lane, Highfield Sharrow moor, Sharrow lane Sharrow vale, Hunter's bar Sheaf bank, Lead mill road Sheaf bridge, Dixon lane Sheaf gardens, Harmer lane Sheaf House, Bramall lane Sheaf Island, foot of Pond hill Sheaf lane, 26 Broad street, Park Sheaf row, Pond hill Sheaf street, 18 Broad street. Park Sheaf works, Canal side, Park Sheffield moor, now South street Sheldon row, 7 Willey street Sheldon street, Little Sheffield Shemeld croft, 19 Forge lane Shepherd street, 229 Moorfields Shepherd's yard, 7 Bow street Shilo wheel, Stanley street Ship yard, Water lane Shircliffe lane, Pitsmoor Shirley, Sharrow moor Shoreham street, Lead mill field L Shrewsbury place, 226 Shrewsbury rd Shrewsbury road, hospital, and bank, head of South street, Park Shude hill, foot of Dixon lane Siddall street, 172 Broad lane Sydney street, 50 Furnival street Silcock's square, 6 Norfolk lane Silver street, 67 Westbar Silver street head, 19 Paradise square Simpson's row, Broomhall street Sims croft, 24 Townhead street Sky Edge, Park hill Skinnerthorpe, Barnsley road Slack Laith, near Owlerton bar Slater's yard, 62 Broad street, Park Slaughter houses, 30 Waingate Smithfield, foot of Allen street Smith street, 43 Church street Smith's square, Bailey lane Snig hill, foot of Angel street Snow hill, 95 Broad street, Park Snow lane, 199 Gibraltar street Snow hill lane, Cricket Inn lane Soho grinding wheel, Bridge street Soho Works, Forge lane Solly street, Tea croft to Red hill Somerville terrace, Whitehouse lane Southbourne, Broom bank road South parade, 19 Bowling green street South street, 32 Broad street. Park South street, Union street to Little S, Spitalfields, 70 Nursery street Spitalfield place, Tomcross lane Spitalfield grove, Occupation road Spitalfield terrace, Occupation road Spital hill, Occupation road Spooner's yard, Tenter street Spring place, Convent walk Springfield place, Glossop road Spring hill, Glossop rd. Park Dodson Mr Wm. and Misses Elizabeth and Sarah, 90 Leadmill road Dodworth Joseph, table and palette knife manufacturer, 4 Devonshire lane ; house 20 Chester lane Dodworth John sen. spring knife manufacturer, 11 Chester street Dodworth John, pen blade maker and shopkeeper, 122 Fitzwilliam st Dodworth Matthew, pen and pocket knife manfr. 30 Carver street Dodworth Matthew, blade maker, 105 Fitzwilliam street Doncaster Daniel, merchant and steel manufacturer, 41 Doncaster street, and 37 Copper street ; house Upperthorpe Doncaster Wm. gentleman, High House, Hillfoot Donelly James, fruiterer, 62 Pinstone street Donelly Thomas, vict. Bird-in-Hand, 28 Spring street Donough Mary Ann, shopkeeper, 23 Low street Dore John, penknife manufacturer, Lambert street Doud Timothy, shoemaker, 78 Campo lane Doughty Wm. beerhouse, 7 Bowling green street Douthwaite George, painter and paper hanger, 4 Red hill Dove Wm. vict. and spirit dealer, White Hart, 7 Waingate Downend John, shopkeeper, 12 Edward street Downend John, edgetool grinder, Ratcliffe's place, Broomhill Downend Samuel, grocer and collector of taxes, 104 West street Downes Wm. metalsmith, 108 Pye bank Downing Mrs Ann, dressmaker, 40 Townhead street Downing George, tailor, Hawley croft Downing John, farmer, Arbourthorn, Park Downing Josiah, butcher, 298 Shales moor Downing Joseph, butcher, 95 Broomhall street Downing Wm. tailor and draper, 73 West street Dowson Thomas, butcher, 32 Westbar Drabble Benjamin, saw, &c. manufacturer ; h 1 Netherthorpe place Drabble Charles Bennett, spring knife manufacturer, 117 Fitzwilliam street, and 101 Milton street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 107 Drabble Edward, grocer and flour dealer, 222 Shrewsbury road Drabble Edward, silversmith, 20 Siddall street Drabble George and Co. fork, steel, and table, shoe, butcher, and cook knife manufacturers, 27 Carver street ; house Broom grove Drabble James, baker, 15 Baker's hill Drabble James, beerhouse and shopkeeper, Burton head Drabble James, manufacturer of shoe, butcher, tabie, and palette knives, steels, &c. 73 Carver street Drabble Jas. Edw. silversmith, & Martha, dressmaker, 2 13 Moorfields Drabble John, joiner's tool maker, 15 Duke street Drabble John, penknife mfr. 3 White croft ; house court 4 Garden st Drabble Joseph, hay and straw dealer, 25 Baker's hill Drabble Joseph, shopkeeper, 25 Castle folds Drabble Mrs Mary Ann, Highfield Drabble Robert, lodgings, 28 Cross Burgess street Drabble and Sanderson, steel refiners, and saw, file, edgetool, and calico web manufacturers, Ebenezer Works, 37 Russell street Drabble Wm. spring knife manufacturer, 8 St Thomas street Dracass John, mason, Stag's Head yard, Pinstone street Drake John, whitesmith (j.) 36 Fitzalan street Drake John, comb maker, 248 Rockingham street Drake Wm. joiner and builder, 272 Rockingham street Drake Wm. jun. joiner, 102 Eyre street Dransfield Mrs Ann, milliner, 18 Townhead street Dransfield Lucy, furniture broker, 23 Campo lane Draper Edmund, hosier, linen draper, &c. 66 Fargate Draper Joseph, chair maker, 21 Bailey street Drayton Geo. vict. King's Head, Canning st., & smith, Duke st. Park Drayton Mary, dressmaker, 75 Porter street Drewry George, vict. Old Tankard, 91 Westbar Drinkwater John, chemist and druggist, Little Sheffield Driver Benjamin, ivory cutter, 47 Eyre street Driver John, ivory and foreign wood cutter, 25 Charles street Driver Wm. ivory and foreign wood cutter, Smith's wheel, Sydney st ; house 47 Eyre street Dronfield Mary, green grocer, Little Sheffield Dronfield Susanna, straw hat maker, 6 Bridge street Drury Robert, stone merchant, &c. 34 Howard street, and Claywood, Arbourthorn, and Hampton Quarries ; house Queen's road, Park Drury Robert and Co. comb machine, lathe, tool, iron brace, &c. manufacturers, 7 Leadmill road Drury, Smith, and Swallow, plumbers, glaziers, painters, glass stain ers, and lead and glass merchants, 34 Howard street Drury Thomas, chair maker, 54 Eyre lane ; house Furnival lane Dury Thomas, vict. Dove and Rainbow, 25 Hartshead Duckinfield John and George, comb manufacturers, 50 Rockingham lane, and 13 Backfields Duckenfield Joseph, joiner, Bridge street Dudley Guilford, bookkeeper, New George street Dufty John and Cartledge Charles, confectioners, 76 Scotland street Duke John, clothes and shoe dealer, 23 Silver street head Duke Samuel, whitemetalsmith, Longley 108 SHEFFIELD DIBECTORY. Dummitt Peter Rose, mfr. (in firm, W. Sansom & Co.) ; h Highfield Dunfield John, shopkeeper, 114 Peacroft Dungworth George, agent, Bentley's ale store, 29 Exchange street Dungworth Henry, scissor manufacturer, 57 Pea croft Dungworth John, fleam, lancet, &c. mfr. Cabbage alley ; h 32 Eldon st Dungworth Joshua, shopkeeper, Little Sheffield Dungworth Mary Ann, dressmaker, 28 West John street Dungworth Samuel, horn presser, court 10 Fitzwilliam street Dungworth Selina, Garden street school ; house Hammond street Dungworth Wm. horn haft and scale presser, 59 Porter street Dunkerly Fanny, hatter, 6 Campo lane Dunkerly Samuel, hatter, 21 High street ; house 1 Milk street Dunkley Edward, tailor and draper, 41 Orchard street Dunn Mrs Ann, gentlewoman, Belle vue, Park Dunn Thomas, Esq. coal owner ; house Richmond Bill Dunn Thomas, tailor, 53 Wellington street Dunnill Charles, coachman and proprietor ; h 17 Occupation road Dunnill and Scott, coach proprietors, 4 Old Haymarket Dutton Mrs Ann, 102 Trippet lane Dutton John, vict. Lion and Lamb, 4 Radford row Dyson Miss Ann, 45 Broomspring lane Dyson Charles, shopkeeper, 7 Commercial street Dyson George, teapot handle maker, Infirmary road Dyson James, brass turner (j.) 10 Little Pond street Dyson James, sexton of St Mary's, 43 Bramall lane Dyson John, printer, court 3 Hartshead ; house Scotland street Dyson John, scissor manufacturer ; house 28 Ellison street sJ Dyson Joseph & John, fine scissor and tailor's shear mfrs. North parade Dyson Mary, shopkeeper, 28 New street, Park Dyson John, grinder, Sharrow vale Dyson Matthew, funeral furnisher, 49 West John street Dyson Joseph Wm. bookkeeper, Sharrow vale Dyson Wm. scissor grinder, 28 Bramall lane Dyson Zaccheus, watchmaker, Upperthorpe Eades Thomas, pinder for Ecclesall, Psalter lane * Eades Wm. Temperance coffee house, 2 Netherthorpe Eadon George, carver, gilder, cabinet maker, upholsterer, &c. 36 Fargate ; house 15 Tudor place Eadon George, jun. auctioneer, and stock and share broker, 4 Fargate ; house 28 Gell street Eadon George, gentleman, 119 Norfolk street Eadon John, gentleman, 174 Broad lane Eadon Moses, saw, file, edge and joiner's tool, spiral cutter, ledger blade, calico web, busk, machine knife, and steel mfr. 107 Norfolk st Eadon Samuel, A.M. & F.S.A. classical, commercial, and mathematical academy, foot of Eldon street; house 13 Hanover square Eagle Edwin, diesinker, Oaks bank, Broomhill Eagle Hannah, drapery dealer, 145 Duke street, Park Eagle Thomas, diesinker and chaser, 73 Division street Earl and Co. merchants, and steel and file manufacturers, Hallamshire Works, 2 Little Pond street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 109 Earl Henry, agent to Bowling Iron FTorks Co., 22 Orchard street; house Hanover square Earl John, grocer and tea dealer, 49 South street Earl John Charles, merchant and manufacturer ;4kouse Sharrow lane Earl Robert, agent for W. Laverack's trading vessels to Thorne, Hull, and London, Canal wharf; house 67 Suffolk road Earnshaw George, warehouseman, 17 Rockingham street Earnshaw Mr Joseph, Talbot place, Park Earnshaw Wm. mason and bricklayer, 36 Newcastle street Eastwood Elizabeth, straw hat maker, 74 Edward street Eastwood James, tailor and draper, 6 Westfield terrace Eastwood John, shoemaker, 34 School croft Eastwood Wm. wheelwright and joiner, court 5 Newcastle street Eaton Abraham Bunting, vict. Travellers' Inn, 82 Snighill Eaton Adam, bricklayer, court 165 Arundel street Eaton Benjamin, cooper, (j.) court 55 Carver street Eaton George, pawnbroker, 9 Westbar Eaton Hannah, National School, Hermitage street Eaton Harriet, dressmaker, 165 Solly street Eaton James, shoemaker, 4 School croft Eaton John, engine tenter, 1 00 Bridge street Eaton John, umbrella mender, 3 Mill lane Eaton Joseph, last, patten, and clog maker, 76 Fargate Eaton Mrs Mary, 58 Occupation road Eaton Samuel, bricklayer, and chimney sweeping machine manufac- turer, 165 Arundel street Eaton Thos. Wigfall and Co. table, pen, and pocket knife, &c. manu- facturers, 43 Radford street Ebert Mrs Frances, 14 Gell street Eccleston James, bookkeeper, 33 Pond street Eden and Clarke, boot and shoe manfrs. 1 King street, and Stafford Edgill John, shopkeeper and bricklayer, 14 Castle folds Edley Wm. joiner's tool, skate, & brace and bit mfr. & b h. Trafalgar st Edmonds Miss Ann, hosier and glover, 28 Angel street Edmunds Martin, shear steel maker and forger, Upper Slack Edwards Eleanor, shopkeeper and dressmaker, 30 Meadow street Edwards Mrs Joseph, school, Saint Philip's road, Portmahon Edwards Wm. warehouseman, 20 Saint Philip's road Edwards Wm. lace and hosiery dealer, 30 Church street Edwards Wm. bookkeeper, 7 Netherthorpe place Eels Ann, confectioner, 3 Milk street Egginton James and Wm. brass turners, and cap and ferrule, swivel, pocket inkstand, &c. manufacturers, 15 Rockingham street Egginton James, house 14 Wheeldon street ; Wm. h 15 Rockinghm. st Eggleston Wm. and James, whitesmiths, Snow lane Elam George, teacher, Wesley College ; house Broomgrove road Eldridge Samuel, shopkeeper, 39 Howard street Eley John, joiner and builder, 16 Monmouth street Ellerby Henry, butcher, 151 South street; house New George street Ellin Thomas and Co. merchants, steel converters, and table, shoe, butcher, and cook knife manfrs. Table Knife Works, 273 foot of Arundel st ; and rollers, forgers, &c. Vulcan Works, South st bridge 110 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Ellin Thos. jun. mercht. and manfr ; h Grecnbank house, 189 South st Ellin Thos. sen. and Wm. & Jph. merts. & manfrs ; h Brincliffe Edge Elliot Miss Ann and Sister ; and John, manufacturer, 146 Broad lane Elliot John, razor manufacturer ; house 8 Hanover square Elliot Joseph and John, razor manufacturers, 4 Hollis croft Elliot Joseph, razor manufacturer ; house Western bank Elliot Richard, table knife mfr. 86 Wellington st ; h 18 Fitzwilliam st Elliot Robert, bookkeeper, Broomspring lane Elliott Benjamin, file manager, Crookes Elliott Benj. Gartside and Co., steel manufacturers, and steel and iron merchants, 199 Gibraltar street ; house Shire green Elliott Mr Charles, East view, Pisgah Elliott Christopher, collier, 50 High street, Park Elliott Elizabeth, shopkeeper, Ecclesall New road Elliott Hannah and Emma, school, 92 Broad lane Elliott John, whitesmith, 73 Division st ; house 146 Rockingham lane Elliott John Gartside, chemist and druggist, 1 80 Gibraltar street Elliott Joseph, silversmith, Sub Post office, 76 Wicker Elliott Mark, shop and cow keeper, 16 Penistone road Elliott Mrs Mary, Fernley place, Glossop road Elliott Mary, shopkeeper, 2 Old street, Park Elliott Samuel, chemist and druggist, 10 South street Elliott Zachariah, steel melter, 58 Coalpit lane Ellis Ann, dressmaker, 31 Snow lane Ellis Mrs Ann, 62 Pye bank Ellis Benjamin, mark, letter, figure, brand, brass type, &c. manufac- turer; and seal, door plate, &c engrvr. 46 School croft ; h 274 Beet st Ellis Benjamin, perfumer and hairdresser, 1 Waingate Ellis Benjamin, butcher, 8 Wicker Ellis Charles, mason and shopkeeper, 168 Arundel street Ellis Charles, bookkeeper, Stanton broom Ellis Charles, whitesmith, &c ; house 61 Chester street Ellis Edwin, razorsmith, Gray street, Fox street Ellis George, baker and confectioner, 46 Pyebank Ellis George, tailor, 254 Bright street Ellis George, razorsmith, Gray street, Fox street Ellis Hannah, grocer and tea dealer, 10 Old Haymarket Ellis Henry, shopkeeper, 7 Andrew street Ellis Isaac, table knife manufacturer, 66 Garden street Ellis James, traveller, 151 Devonshire street Ellis James, vict. George and Dragon, 93 Broad lane Ellis James, levy clerk for Sheffield township ; house 49 Meadow st Ellis James, whitesmith, ironmonger, gas fitter, &c. 9 George street ; house 33 Arundel street Ellis Joseph, brickmaker and vict. Twelve o' Clock, Saviile street Ellis Joseph, manfr. of surgical instruments, trusses, stomach pumps T syringes, and all kinds of instruments for deformities, 41 Spring st Ellis Joseph, vict. Blue Pig, 22 Workhouse lane Ellis Joseph, mason, street setter, and beerhouse, Willey street Ellis Mrs Mary, straw hat maker, &c. 2 Fargate Ellis Samuel, permit writer, 111 Broad lane SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Ill Ellis and Stimson, whitesmiths, bellhangers, gas fitters, and brass turners, Wreaks's yard, 19 High street Ellis Thomas (late Binney Brothers) tilter, &c. Heeley Tilt Ellis William Henry, blade forger, 93 Carver street Ellison Alfred, shopkeeeper and vict. Peter's Hotel, 121 Lord street Ellison Edward, die sinker, 107 Fitzwilliam street Ellison Joseph, merchant, and file and steel manufacturer, Wellmea- dow place ; house 103 Meadow street Ellison Michael, Esq. agent to the Duke of Norfolk, 20 Corn Ex- change ; house The Farm, Park Ellison Michael Joseph, Esq. Bellevue road, Park Ellison Mr Thomas, 101 Wentworth terrace Ellison William, silversmith and vict. Crown, 31 Scotland street Elshaw James, brass founder, Pondhill ; and beerhouse, 7 Shude hill Elston Jonathan, table knife hafter, 23 Broomhall street Elsworth Mary, shopkeeper, 96 South street Elsworth Wm. spring knife mfr. & furniture broker, 36 Scotland st Elvidge Charles, shoemaker, 240 Rockingham street Elvidge John, cabinet maker, 55 Howard street Elvidge John, shopkeeper, 26 Hollis croft Emanuel Levi, cutlery, &c. dealer, 38 Division street Emmet John, fish and game dealer, 17 Bow street Emsley Benjamin, list carpet weaver, court 8 Arundel street England Miss Elizabeth, boarding house, Westbank place England Edward, tailor, 18 Cornish street England George, scale and spring maker, King's Arms yard, 17 Fargt England Wm. brass founder and saw screw manufacturer, 28 Smith- field ; house 27 Acorn street Epworth Benj. shopkeeper and coal dealer, 72 Arundel lane Esam Wm. solicitor's clerk, 4 Gloucester place Esberger John, mason and bricklayer, 124 Bath street Eskell Philippus, surgeon dentist, 209 Bath buildings, Glossop road Etches Mrs Mary, gentlewoman, Machon bank Etches Wm. McConnell, solicitor, 8 St James's row .; h Machon bank Etherington John, shoemaker, 39 Sims croft Evans James, brickmaker, foot of Clarence street Evans John, boot and shoe maker, 44 Orchard street Evans John, shoemaker, 54 Furnival street Evans John, shoemaker, Harmer lane gardens Evans Samuel, table knife cutler, .56 Milton street Evans Thos. stock & share broker, accountant & comsn agt. 5Campo In Evans Thomas, shoemaker, 88 South street, Park Evans W r m. table and penknife, and razor manufacturer, and cutlery and varnish dealer, Milton Works, 44 Milton street Evans Wm. hairdresser, 10 Meadow street Evatt Henry Royle, surgeon dentist, 54 Queen street Everett Robert, coach owner, top of South street, Park Evers Moses, painter, 110 Pond street Ewart Isaac, grave digger, 78 Morpeth street Excise Office, L Hartshead ; John Badcock, Esq. collector Exley John, pork butcher, 104 Devonshire street Exley Peggy, shopkeeper, 105 Barker's pool 112 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Eye Dispensary, 10 Cheney row (open Thursday & Saturday, 10 to 1) Eye and Ear Dispensary, 71 Westbar (open daily from 11 to 12) Eyre Elijah, beerhouse, Bull's Head, 24 Cross Smithfield Eyre Charles, grocer and flour dealer, 18 Broad street, Park Eyre Ellis, grocer and tea dealer (wholesale and retail) 67 Fargate Eyre Esther, vict. Royal Mail, 131 West street Eyre James, vict. Ball, 116 Green lane Eyre James Benj. (in firm, W. Greaves & Sons ;) h 4 St George's ter Eyre Mrs Jane, worm destroyer and botanist, 25 Bank street Eyre John, silver plate manufacturer ; house Gray street, Fox street Eyre John, compositor, 16 Cross Chapel street Eyre John, warehouseman, 52 Hallcar terrace Eyre Joseph John, solicitor, 18 Bank street; h Endcliffe crescent Eyre Joshua, grocer and tea dealer, 154, and house 148 South street Eyre Septimus, shopkeeper and beerhouse, 92 Eyre lane Eyre Vincent, silversmith, 30 Rock street Eyre Vincent, shoemaker, 130 Rockingham lane Eyre Wm. joiner, Gas office yard ; house 123 Meadow street Faber and Townsend, plumbers and glaziers, 195 Glossop road Faber Wm. plumber and glazier; house 195 Glossop road Fagan Michael, dealer in Sheffield and Birmingham goods, 13 Waingt Fairbank Mrs Sarah, Adelaide place Fairbank Wm. land surveyor, &c. Nelson place Fairbank & Son, engineers and surveyors, 3 East parade Fairbank Wm. Fairbank, civil engineer ; house 187 South street Fairest Daniel, vict. Bay Horse, 57 Westbar green Fairest Joel, cowkeeper, 44 Spring street Fairest Joel, filesmith, and John, teacher, 29 St Thomas street Falding Edwin, architect, 24 Mount Zion buildings Fallan Patrick, old clothes dealer, 79 Campo lane Fanshaw John, spectacle maker and optician, 16 Siddall street Fanshaw Miss Mary Ann, 25 Eyre street Fanshaw Robert, optician and spectacle maker, 232 Moorfields Faris Wm. schoolmaster, Stanley street; house 32 Nursery street Farish Rev Henry, M.A. incumbent of St Mary's, Highfield Farest Miss Sarah, upholstress, 50 Fitzwilliam street Farmer Elizabeth, butcher, 44 Division street Farmer Robert, draper and silk mercer, 54 High street Far ns worth Ann, coal dealer, 26 Paternoster row Farns worth Albert, schoolmr. North Church st ; h 26 Paternoster row Farnsworth Charles Clement, silversmith, 199 St Mary's road Farr Benjamin, painter, 109 Broomhall street Farr Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 134 Pond street Farr George, potato, &c. dealer, 164 South street ; h Ecclesall New rd Farr John, auger and skate maker, Ecclesall New road Farr John, spring knife manfr. 168 Rockingham st ; h Mount pisgah Farrill Thomas, hawker, 23 Castle green Farrin Mrs Elizabeth, schoolmistress, 12 Hawley croft Farrington James, currier and leather cutter, 7 Westbar green Faulkner John, shoemaker, 75 Campo lane Favell Charles Fox, M.D., 2 Howard street Favell Robert, shoemaker, 4 Nursery street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 113 Favell Wm. surgeon, 58 Fargate Fawcett and Hadfield, anvil, vice, &c. manufacturers, Sheldon row Fawcett John, gentleman, Broomhall Fawcett Misses Marianne and Martha, Broomhall road Fawcett Mrs Mary, 70 Division street Fawcett Mary, dressmaker, 86 High street, Park Fawcett Miles James Mason, anvil, &c. manfr ; house 60 Wicker Fawcett Wm. silver plate, &c. manfr ; h Hanover Villa, Hanover sqr Fawley Joshua, butcher, 61 Shambles, & 136 Scotland st ; h Wyburn Fawley Wm. butcher, 31 Flat street, and 157 West street Fearn Elizabeth Sharpe, ladies' school, 41 Spitalfield grove Fearn Elizabeth, vict. Old Brown Cow, 3 Radford street Fearn John, cast iron and run steel cutlery mfr. ct "2 Leicester street Fearn Joseph, beerhouse keeper, 159 Arundel street Fearnehough Joseph, saw, scythe and machine knife manufacturer, 124 Westbar ; house Waterloo houses, Philadelphia Fearnehough Wm. saw, scythe, &c. mfr. 21 Garden st ; h 43 Broad In Fearnley Joseph, scissor manufacturer, 114 Pond street Fearnley Samuel, farmer, Piper lane Featherstone Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 28 Chester street Fellows John, beerhouse, Holly lane Fellows Wm. joiner's tool manufacturer and beerhouse, 52 Campo lane Fellows Stephen, bolt and screw maker ; house ct. 2 Furnace hill Fenney Frederick, razor, and razor case and strop manufr. (Mark m n n 13 Smith street; house Springfield "' place, Glossop road Fenton Arthur, tobacconist, 18 Dixon lane Fenton Benjamin and Co. ivory, &c. merchants, 30 Newcastle street ; house 38 Wilkinson street Fenton Charles, tobacconist and picture dealer, 99 West street Fenton Ezra, penknife manufacturer, 1"09 Scotland street Fenton Joseph, solicitor, 7 East parade ; house Spring view, Crookes Fenton Joseph, merchant and manufacturer ; house Clark street Fenton Joseph, earthenware dealer, 6 Cross Burgess street Fenton Joseph, boot and shoe maker, 44 Pinstone street Fenton and Marsd ens, (late Maw and Staleys) merchants, and edge and joiners' tool, brace, bit, skate, screw box, ,&c, manufacturers, 51 Bridge street Fenton Mrs Mary, 1.51 Brook place Fenton and Shore, cutlery manfrs. and merchants, 46 Division street ;Fenwick John, chemist and druggist, 152 Portobello street Fernell Mrs Charlotte, Highfield Fernell Wm. Burgoyne, solicitor, 16 St James' st ; h Endclifie cres Fewsdale Thomas and John, joiners and builders^ 31 W'icker ; houses 25 and 27 Stanley street Fidler John, shopkeeper, 62 Holly street Field John, stock and share broker, yard 64 High st ; h Adelaide pi Field Richard, butcher, 204 Gibraltar street ; h 130 Harvest lane Fielder John, tailor, 51 Thomas street Fielding John, merchant, and table, pen, pocket, and sportsman's knife. ; and razor manufacturer, 6 Suffolk road ; house East bank House k2 * 114j SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Field send Benjamin, hay and straw dealer and shopr. 31 Sycamore st Fieldsend John, hairdresser, 16 Newmarket street; h 31 Sycamore st Fieldsend Wm. eating house, 17 Commercial street Fillingham Thomas, tailor and draper, 53 Meadow street Finningley Edward, painter, 36 Meadow street Finningley Mrs Judith, 88 Allen street Finningley Samuel, potato and hay and straw dealer, Furnival road ; house Duke street, Park Firth Luke, spring knife manfr. and beerhouse, 26 Scargill croft Firth Luke, chapel keeper, foot of Eldon street Firth Mark, steel refiner ; house Stanton broom Firth Robert, whitesmith and gas fitter, 11 Union buildings Firth Thomas and Sons, steel refiners, 30 Charlotte street Firth Wm. and John, pawnbrokers and chasers, 11 Coalpit lane Firth Wm. clerk and superintendent registrar of Ecclesall Union ; house 1 College crescent, Broomhall Fish Henry, shoemaker, 59 Spring street Fish Martha, shopkeeper, 89 High street, Park Fishbourne Thomas, collector, 74 Division street Fisher Aaron, manager of spirit vaults ; house 12 Westfield terrace Fisher Mrs Ann, Sheaf bank, Leadmill road Fisher and Bramall, file and steel manfrs. Burnt tree In. &78 Hoyle st Fisher Charles, (firm, Wm. Fisher and Sons;) h 260 Western bank Fisher Charles, vict. New White Lion, 23 Wicker Fisher Elizabeth, flour dealer, 80 Allen street Fisher Eliza, eating house, 48 School croft Fisher Miss Frances Elizabeth, 40 Fitzwilliam street Fisher Mrs Francis Royston, Highfield terrace Fisher George, file and steel manufacturer ; house 78 Hoyle street Fisher George, cowkeeper and cart owner, 30 Duke street lane, Park Fisher, Holmes, and Co, nursery and seedsmen, 14 Market place, and Handsworth Fisher Henry, brewer and beerhouse, Eagle Tap, 103 Duke street, P. Fisher Mr James, Upperthorpe Fisher John, vict, George Inn, (posting) 70 Market place Fisher John, beerhouse keeper, 18 Waingate Fisher John, table knife manfr. Washington place ; h 44 Bowden st Fisher J. and W. horn dust dealers, 1 Cheney square Fisher John, agent and collector, 1 Cheney square Fisher Peter, warehouseman, 5 Broomspring lane Fisher Robert, potato dealer, 1 Bower street Fisher Robert, chemist, druggist, and seed and tillage merchant, 36 Angel street ; and linseed cake grinder, Castle mills Fisher Thomas, joiner and builder, 65 Eyre street ; h 61 Suffolk road Fisher Thomas, Britannia metal, &c. manufacturer ; house East bank Fisher Wm. and Sons, horn haft and scale and umbrella hook manfrs. and ivory, tortoise shell, pearl, stag, buck, horn, and bone merchants, 27 Orchard place Fisher Wm. sen. h Wellington ter. Woodside ; Wm. jun. h Belmonte Fitzakerley Richard, baker and confectioner, 56 Lambert street Fitzpatrick Bernard, vict. and spirit dealer, Victoria vaults, 29 Fargt Flather David, joiner's tool manufacturer ; house 259 Solly street SHEFFIELD DIKECTORY. 115 Flather James, warehouseman, 33 Red hill Flather John, chemist and druggist, 223 Upper Allen street Flather Thomas, vict. Royal George, 32 Rockingham street Fleming Charles James, engraver, &c. ct 19 High st ; h Daisy hank Fletcher Benjamin, shopkeeper and painter, 48 Broad street Fletcher Charles, saw manufacturer, 143 Rockingham street Fletcher Charles, painter, 84 West street Fletcher Edward, tailor, 11 Cross Chapel street Fletcher George, shopkeeper, 21 Netherthorpe place Fletcher Henry, basket maker, 259 Shales moor Fletcher James, beerhouse, Neepsend Fletcher Jarvis, spring knife manufacturer, 16 New street, Park Fletcher Rev John, B.A. incumbent of Bradfield, Philadelphia Fletcher John, joiner's tool maker, 48 Broad street Fletcher Joseph, confectioner, 38 Chapel street Fletcher Joseph, shoemaker, 38 Silver street head Fletcher Thomas, silversmith, 112 Eyre street Fletcher Wm. hairdresser and perfumer, 34 Waingate Fletcher Wm. painter, 5 Mulberry street ; house 148 West street Flin Peter, fishmonger, 99 Scotland street Flint Joseph, boot maker, 89 Westbar Flint Thomas, tailor and draper, 17 Westbar Flockton John, mason, court 7 Bow street Flockton Wm. architect, Victoria buildings, 29 Fargate ; h Glossop rd Flory Hy. Cornelius, boarding academy, Myrtle spring ', near Gleadless Flower John, fender maker ; house Hoyle street Flower Mr Joseph, 17 Baker's hill Fochlender Wm., German teacher, 235 Glossop road Foote Mrs Elizabeth, Ecclesall New road Foote Samuel, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 67 South street Foote Wm. Wild, accountant and collector, 35 Norfolk street ; h 67 South street Foottit James, solicitor, 19 Flat street Ford Alexander, cast iron and run steel cutlery, fender ball, ornament, &c. founder, 17 Sheaf street Ford John, fine scissor and cast iron and run steel cutlery, fender ball and ornament, &c. founder, 18 Sheaf street Ford John, printer, ( j.) 7 Mill lane Ford James, schoolmaster, Brunswick chapel ; house Ecclesall New rd Ford Samuel, shopkeeper, 132 Solly street Ford Sarah, straw hat maker, 8 York street Ford Wm. printer, bookseller, and circulating library, 6 York street Fordham John, vict. and spirit and hop merr. Black Rock, 17 Castle st Fordham Henry, vict. Dog and Partridge, 56 Trippet lane Fornelli Andrew, looking glass and barometer manfr. 93 Fargate Foster Charles, engraver, ct 41 Fargate ; house 12 Cross Burgess st Foster Edward, butcher, 35 Wicker Foster Mrs Elizabeth, top of Broomspring lane Foster George, architect and valuer, 168 West street Foster George, tailor, diaper, and clothes dealer, 10 High street Foster George, shoemaker, 48 Queen street Foster Job, engraver, &c. 20 Cumberland street 116 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Foster John, flask maker, (j.) 6 Chapel street Foster John, collector of poor rates, Infirmary road Foster Joseph, master of St James' school, 35 Eldon street Foster Joseph, carter, 16 Cavendish street Foster Joseph, shopkeeper, 27 Jericho street Foster Joseph, hookkeeper, Reservoir view, Crookes Foster Richd. Thompson, grocer, and corn & flour dealer, 114 West st Foster Robert, hairdresser and perfumer, 22 Union street Foster Samuel, coal leader, court 35 Lord street Foster Sarah, beerhouse, Bridge Inn, 47 Hereford street Foster Thomas, musician, 36 Burgess street Foster Wm. tailor, draper, and clothes dealer, 12 High street Foster Wm. and Co. patent fire-proof powder flask, shot belt, spirit bottle, &c. manufacturers, 225 Solly street Fotherby Mr John, Hanover place Fothergill Wm. joiner, and Mary, straw hat maker, 12 Portmahon Foulds Samuel, butcher, 126 Portobello street ; house Crookes Foulds Thomas, edge tool forger, 6 Wellington street Foulston Geo. painter, court 16 Fargate ; house 19 Fitzwilliam street Foulston Saml. shopkeeper and spring knife manufacturer, 15 Peacroft Foulston Henry, shoemaker, 41 Lee croft Foulstone John, shoemaker, 15 Joiner street Foulstone Wm. warehouseman, 1 back of St George's terrace Foweather Mary, shopkeeper, 8 Sergeant's row Fowler Fredk. J as. Britannia metal mfr. 26 Andrew st ; h Spitalfields Fowler Ellen, sausage maker, 134 Scotland street Fowler John & Son, land agents & valuers, 14 Bank st ; h Wctdsley Hall Fowler John, ironfounder, Sheaf foundry, 34 Furnival road Fowler John, steel refiner, 50 Hallcar terrace, Occupation road Fowler Jonathan, draper, Cross George street, Philadelphia Fowler Samuel, working jeweller, i'6 New Church street Fowler Wm. land agent and surveyor ; house Warflsend Fowler Wm. bookkeeper, 129 Portobello street Fox Benjamin, steel refiner and dealer, court Id Arundel st; house 1 96 Granville street Fox Charles, manufacturer of steel and silver forks, steels, and shoe, bread, butcher, and cook knives, 1 house 5 New Church street Fox Elizabeth, fruiterer, 21 Fruit market Fox George, shopkeeper, 22 Siddall street Fox George, millwright, 26 Button lane Fox Jacob, silversmith, (j.) 16 Charlotte street Fox John Andrew, bookkeeper, 9 Charlotte street Fox Joseph, currier and leather cutter, 123 Gibraltar street Fox Joseph, steel refiner ; house Rodley lane Fox Joseph, fish, game, and poultry dealer, 12 Fargate Fox Joshua, fishing tackle manfr. and carver and gilder, 19 Wicker Fox Mary, schoolmistress, 15 Duke street Fox Matthew, shopkeeper, 118 South street, Park Fox Sarah, schoolmistress, 38 Smith street Fox Thomas, shoemaker, 17 Matthew street Fox Thomas, eating house, 32 Waingate Fox Wm. warehouseman, 3 Gornhill SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 117 Fox Wm. file manager, 78 Arundel street Fox Wm. huckster, Castle folds lane Fox Wm. silversmith, 1 Spring street France Joseph, shoemaker, 43 Weigh lane France Mark, wood turner, 257 Arundel street France Mary, dressmaker, 65 Trippet lane France Thomas, horn presser, 100 Pond st ; house Clarence street Francis Hugh, letter carrier, 20 Oborne street Frank John, tailor and draper, 34 Chapel walk Franks Mary, butcher, 94 Peacroft Franks Rebecca, vict. Three Cranes, 46 Queen street Frearson Thos. veterinary surgeon & vict. Town Arms, 166 Dukest. P Freeborough Mary, staymaker, 75 Duke street, Park Freeman Charles, shoemaker, 71 Scotland street Freeman Hanh. and Brownell Matilda, straw hat mkrs. 25 Meadow st Freeman and Lockwood, comb manufacturers, 45 Bailey street Freeman Thomas Wallace, plater on steel, and manufacturer of Ger- man silver and Argentine plate, 50 South st ; house Trafalgar st Freeman Thomas, vict. Grape Tavern, 11 New Church street Freeman Wm. comb manufacturer ; house 41 Bailey street Fretson John, diesinker, 158 Harvest lane Fretson Wm. solicitor, 1 Paradise square, and 18 Campo lane Fretwell Arthur, attorney's clerk, 125 Fitzwilliam street Fretwell Isaac, vict. Bath Cottage, 125 Broomhall street Fretwell John, edge tool forger, 8 Broom close Fretwell Sarah, shopkeeper, Sheldon street Frisbee William, chaser, 85 Fitzwilliam street Fritche John, professor of music and dancing, 15 Victoria street Frith Ann, shopkeeper, 14 Arundel lane Frith Misses Betsy and Ann, Upperthorpe Frith Brothers, opticians, and manfrs of patent fireproof powder flasks, lever shot pouches, liquor bottles, &c. 105 Arundel street Frith Charles, joiner and builder, 23 Shude hill Frith Elizabeth, vict. Barrack Tavern, Philadelphia Frith George, organist and piano tuner, 14 Broomhall street Frith Mrs Hannah, 155 Devonshire street Frith Henry, optician, &c ; house Broomhall Cottage Frith James, optician, &c ; house Belmonte, Park Frith John, architect, (firm Worth and Frith,) house 22 Spital hill Frith John, bone cutter, Castle mills ; house 33 Bowling green street Frith John, agent, 51 St Philip's terrace, Watery street Frith Joseph, brewery cashier ; house Talbot place Frith Joseph, diesinker, house 151 Brook place Frith Mary, shopkeeper, 31 Hereford street Frith Peter and Co. opticians, mathematical instrument manufactur- ers, &c. 81 Arundel street ; house Broom grove cottage Frith Robert, wheelwright, Little Sheffield ; house Booker's square Frith and Landers, die sinkers and modellers, 67 Division street Frith Thomas, professor of music, and organist of St Paul's and St George's, 16 West hill, Broomhall street Frith Wm. vict. Old Fox and Duck, 50 Broad lane Frith Wm. shoe and butcher knife manfr ; house 132 Broomhall street 118 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Frith Wm. Hy. collector of borough & impt. rates ; h 149 Devonshire st Froggatt Ann, green grocer, 13 Pinstone street Froggatt Geo. shopkpr. 252 Bright st. & spring knife mfr. Doncaster st Froggatt Jane, scissor manufacturer and beerhouse, 1 8 Dun st Froggatt John, silversmith, Local terrace Froggatt John, table knife mfr. and beerhouse, 102 Backfields Froggatt Joseph, gardener, Hermitage street Froggatt Mary, lodgings, 21 Bank street Froggatt Thomas, optician and vict. New Inn, 119 Saville street Froggatt Thomas, optician, (j.) 121 Bath street Froggatt Wm. tailor, 3 Bowling green street Frost Edward, tailor, 290 Rockingham street Frost George, shopkeeper, 13 Doncaster street Frost Hannah, old clothes dealer, 29 Meadow street Frost Saml. merchant, & table knife, &c. mfr. 49 Broad In ; h Steelbank Frost Sarah, eatinghouse and beerseller, 23 Waingate Frost Thomas, shopkeeper, 140 Upper Edward street Fry Wm. engraver and copperplate printer, 34 Change alley Fuchslin R., professor of languages, 203 Bath buildings Fulford John, pearl button & stud mfr. 8 Union lane ; house 1 08 Eyre st Furness Alfred, table knife manufacturer, 5 Moor st. Little Sheffield Furness Charles, bone haft and scale cutter, 39 Coalpit lane Furness Isaac, shopkeeper, 27 Leicester street Furness Robert, spring knife manufacturer, Cumberland street Furniss Benj. table knife mfr. and vict. Red Lion, 52 Coalpit lane Furniss Charles, sawsmith, 52 Fitzwilliam street Furniss Charles, butcher, 86 South street ; house 35 River street Furniss Mrs Betty, 26 Fitzwilliam street ^ Furniss Daniel, stove grate fitter and beerhouse, 189 Bath strew Furniss Edward, solicitor, 29 Church street ; house Endcliffe crescent Furniss George, silversmith, Ecclesall New road Furniss George, stag, &c. cutter, 24 Fornham street Furniss Henry, merchant and steel manufacturer ; house The Edge Furniss Mr James, 112 High street, Park Furniss Isaac, furniture broker, 7 Furnace hill Furniss John, shoemaker, 16 Nursery street Furniss Joseph, butcher, 71 Shambles ; house 14 Nursery street Furniss Joseph, printer, (j.) \2 Regent terrace Furniss Luke, spring knife mfr. 122 Snow hill, and 60 Duke st. Park Furniss Matthew, druggist, 15 Scotland street Furniss Mary, shopkeeper, 1 2 Grindlegate Furniss Robert, shopkeeper, 2 Suffolk road Furniss Peter, shoemaker, 136 Tudor street, Little Sheffield Furniss Mr Thomas, Clough place, St Mary's Furniss Thomas, shoemaker, court 1 Old Haymarket Furniss Thomas, coal leader, 9 Milton street Gains John, brass letter maker, 1 Dixon street Gainsford Robert John, solicitor, (firm Haywood, Bramley, & Gains- ford ;) house Farm bank Galbraith John, woollen draper and tailor, 87 Norfolk street Gales Miss Ann, The Mount Galley Giles, butcher, 74 Duke street, Park SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 119 Gallimore Charles, joiner and builder, 188 West street Gallimore John, bookkeeper, King street, Portmahon Gallimore Wm. jun. German silver wire manufacturer, and dealer in wire, skellets, sheets, &c. 42 School croft Gamble George, tailor, 51 Charles street Gamble Jph. pay clerk, Sheffield Workhouse ; house 3 Hanover street Gamble Samuel, boot and shoe maker, 51 Townhead street Gambles John, baker, 25 Little Pond street Gambles Wm. shoemaker, 15 Commercial street Ganter John, German clock maker, 62 Bridge street Gardiner Henry, bone haft and scale cutter, 47 Scotland street Gardner John, draper's clerk, 4 Cross Chapel street Gardner Saml. saw mfr. (firm Kenyon and Co. ;) house 14 Red hill Garfitt Henry, green grocer, 71 Broad street Garfitt Thos. saw file manufacturer, fVellfield House, Little Common Garfitt Thomas, scythe, sickle, and machine knife mfr. 48 Thomas st Garlick John, shoemaker, 234 Upper Allen street Garlick Mary Ann, straw hat maker and news agent, 98 Scotland st Garlick Samuel, spring knife manufacturer, Hammond street Garner John, vict. Ball, Upper Oborne street Garner John, beerhouse keeper, 162 Young street Garner Thomas, butcher, 23 Shambles ; house PToodhouse Garner Thomas, beerhouse, Sun, 30 Bailey street Garner Wm. beerhouse, 34 Trinity street Garnett Brice Barlow, hairdresser, 146 South street Garnett Henry Wm. dentist and electro-metallurgist, 7 Western bank Garnett John, hair dresser, 136 Porter street Garnett John, gardener, 39 King street, and Hallcar lane Garnett Wm. Hy. stereotype founder, brass letter and ornament cutter y and printer's joiner, ct 140 Rockingham In ; h 199 Rockingham st Garnett Mary, shopkeeper, 40 Effingham street Garton and Wright, commssn. agents, sharebrokers, and wine, spirit., porter, guano, &c. merchants, Commercial buildings, 28 High st Garton George, sharebroker, &c; house The Mount Garton Joseph, cricket bat manufacturer, 3 back of St George's terrace Gas Company (See Sheffield United Gas Light Company) Gascoigne John Henry, accountant, 15 St James' street Gascoigne John, wood turner, Frith's wheel, Paternoster row Gascoigne Jonathan, spring knife manufacturer ; house 226 Bright st Gascoigne Robert, plumber, glazier, and gas fitter, 50 Holly street Gascoigne Thos. Marshall, mark & figure maker, ct 199 Eyre st Gascoigne Mr Thomas, 3 Gloucester place Gascoyne Mrs Ann, milliner, &c. 64 Norfolk street Gathrick Benjamin, glass and earthenware dealer, 115 South st Gatley Thos. file and steel mfr. Cornhill and Blast lane ; h 222 Solly st Gatley and Wortley, iron, steel, wire, and metal dealers, 119 Westbar Gaunt Joseph, buck, stag, horn, &c. cutter and dealer, 87 Hollis croft Gaunt Benj. stag, &c cutter ; house 3 St Philip's road, Brook hill Gautier Pierre Louis, French teacher, 147 West street Gearey Michael, tailor, 70 Howard street Gee Mrs Ann, butter dealer, Butter market ; house Spring st Gee Mrs Hannah, dressmaker, 31 Colliers' row 120 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Gee Thomas, shopkeeper, 114 Harvest lane Gee Wm. railway clerk, 62 Occupation road Gelder Rebecca, widow, 18 Coalpit lane Gelder Thomas, bird, &c. preserver. 156 Bernard street Gelthorpe James, earthenware dealer, 165 South street Gell James, hairdresser and perfumer, 172 West street Genn Geo. butcher, 13 Shambles; house Burngreave road Genn Henry, butcher, 22 Shambles ; house Tinsley Genn Joseph, chemist and druggist, 21 Wicker Genn Timothy and Daniel, grocers, &c. 52 Silver street head Genn Wm. butcher, 14 Shambles; house Lower Crabtree Geska Charles, comb manfr. 48 Arundel street Gibbins Eliz. shopkeeper, St Philip's road, Portmahon Gibbins Jph. and Sons, scissor & shear mfr. Cricket inn rd; h Damall Gibbons Eliza, schoolmistress, Norfolk terrace Gibbons Wm. augermaker, (j.) 56 Occupation rpad Gibbs Wm. Henry, woollen draper arid tailor, 8 Howard street Gibson Charles, mason and shopkeeper, 147 Lord street Gibson John, filesmith, 50 Queen street Gibson Harriet, straw hat maker, Little Sheffield Gibson Rev John, M.A., assistant min. of Parish Church, Wilkinson st Gibson Sarah, screw and bolt maker, 199 Watery lane Gibson Thomas, bookkeeper ; and Harriet, school, 53 Suffolk road Gibson Thomas, bookkeeper, 201 Granville street Gibson Thomas, shoemaker, 72 Allen street Gibson Wm. boat owner, and salt and potato merchant, 45 Exchange street ; and shopkeeper, 175 Duke street, Park Gibson Wm. whitesmith, 118 Scotland st ; house 95 Allen street Gibson Rev Wm. L., B.A. curate of Damall Gilbert and Arnold, ale and porter brewers, Milton brewery, Button lane; and brick makers, Duke street and Portmahon Gilbert Brothers, razor manufacturers, & agents for the Phoenix stoves, 25 Norfolk lane Gilbert David, vict. Ball, 86 Carver street Gilbert James, book and print seller, and razor mfr, 54 Eyre st Gilbert Wm. brewer; house 157 Fitzwilliam street Gilbert Wm. razor manufacturer ; house Oaks bank, Broomhill Gilberthorpe John, tailor, 15 Steelhouse lane Gilfoy Michael, crucible maker, ct 62 Orchard st ; h Sycamore st Gill Alfred, warehouseman, 20 Henry street, Park Gill Benj. pen, pocket, lock, & sneck knife manufacturer, 32 Garden st Gill Benjamin, beer seller, 26 Smith street Gill Catherine, straw hat maker and milliner, 61 South street Gill David, spring knife manfr. Doncaster street ; house Russell street Gill David, cart owner, 22 High street, Park Gill George, seedsman and beerhouse, Club gardens Gill George, overlooker, 54 Cornish street Gill Henry Wm. iron, steel, &c. dlr. & cutlery factor, 143 Allen street Gill James, razor manufacturer, 4 Rockingham street Gill James, joiner and cabinet maker, court 116 Scotland street Gill Mark, shopkeeper, 81 Granville street Gill Richard, joiner & cabinet maker, Wicker lane ; h 23 Nursery st SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 121 Gill Stephen, spring knife maker, Sheaf bank Gill Thomas, shoemaker, Little Sheffield Gill Mr Win. Sharrow lane Gill Wm. cowkeeper, 39 Pye bank Gill Wm. Tipping, tobacconist, 20 Westbar Gillatt Mr George, Broomhill ; and Mr John, Talbot street Gillatt Miss Ellen, milliner and dressmaker, 197 Bath buildings Gillatt Jonathan (late Gleadall,) plumber and glazier, 10 York street Gillbee Edward, merchant ; house 258 Western bank Gilchrist James, tailor, 159 Portobello street Gilchrist John, drapery and tea dealer, 12 Duke street Gilles Wm. pen, pocket, and sportsman's knife & razor mfr. 76 Eyre st Gilles Mary Ann, dressmaker, 222 Bright street Gillett Mr Enoch, 7, and Jonas, shoemaker, 5 High street, Park Gillett Mrs Elizabeth, Broomhall street Gilling James, shoemaker, 91 Lord street Gilling Joseph, cowkeeper, court 81 South street, Park Gillott Charles, penknife manufacturer, Newtown, Park Gillott Christopher, spring knife mfr. & beerhouse, 36 Lambert street Gillott Edward D. L., surgeon, 69 Norfolk street Gillott Elizabeth, widow, 124 Broomhall st; Mrs Harriet, Young st Gillott George, vict. Old Harrow, 34 Harvest lane Gillott James, warehouseman, 7 back of St George's terrace Gillott Isaac, warehouseman, 70 Fitzalan street Gillott John, beerhouse, Fox and Duck, 90 Rockingham lane Gillott John, shopkeeper and tableknife manufacturer, 12 Coalpit lane Gillott John, jobsmith, 36 Lambert street ; house 118 Lord street Gillott Jonathan, shopkeeper, 88 Bridge street Gillott Joseph, broker, 15 Redcroft row Gillott Joseph, metallic pen dep6t, 27 High st ; Hutton & Son, agents Gillott Mary, vict. Cornish Inn, Cornish street Gillott Samuel, butcher, 1 1 Duke street, Park Gillott Samuel, file grinder, Burton head Gillott Wm. cabinet maker, court 79 Westbar ; h 7 Steelhouse lane Gillott Wm. sharebroker, accountant, and collector, 30 Change alley Gilpin John, plasterer, foot of Thomas street Gilpin John, painter and glazier, 51 Bailey street Gilpin Joseph, painter, 6 Bowden street Gilson — , traveller, Rock street Gilton Rev Thomas Parkinson (N. C. Methodist,) 263 Solly street Girdham Wm. shopkeeper and spring knife manufacturer, 19 Peacroft Girt Wm. (Elizabeth, schoolmistress,) 57 Wentworth terrace Glad well Mrs Elizabeth, and Miss, seminary, 54 Suffolk road Gladwin John, hosiery, small ware, and paper dealer, and printer, 98 Fruit market, and paper maker, Dawfiask mill Glave Wm. painter and paper hanger, 7 Duke street, Park Gleadall James, house surgeon, Dispensary, 109 West street Gledhill Henry, mason and shopkeeper, 4 Bower spring Gledhill James, tableknife mfr. and cutlery, &c. dealer, 261 Solly st Gledhill Joseph, shoemaker, 115 Watery lane ; house Upperthorpe Gledhill Wm. tailor and clothes dealer, 87 Tenter street Glencross David, salesman, Spring terrace, Glossop road 122 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Glew Wm. potato merchant, Canal wharf, & shopr. 97 Duke street, P. Glossop Benjamin, Temperance coffee house, 118 Pea croft Glossop Charles P. railway clerk, 128 Barker's pool Glossop Edward, pen and pocket knife manufacturer, 268 Beet street Glossop Mrs Eliza, 91 Broomspring lane ; Mrs H., Bramall lane Glossop John, shoemaker, 34 Wicker Glossop Nathan, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 128 Barker's pool Glossop Richard, shoemaker, 10 Bramall lane Glossop Sarah, dressmaker, 22 Duke street Glossop Thomas, silversmith, 1 5 Clarence street Glossop Wm. traveller, 235 Glossop road Godbehere Henry, furniture broker, 1 L Grindlegate Godby Samuel, pall, hood, and scarf letter, 7 White Bear walk Godby Wm. tableknife manufacturer, 108 Pea croft Goddard Charles, slater, 74 Pye bank Goddard Edward, watch and clock maker, 120 Solly street Goddard Mary and Maria, milliners, &c. 15 Regent street Goddard Joseph, plumber and glazier, 158 Tudor st. Little Sheffield Godley John, shoemaker, 19 Bridgehouses Godley Wm. plasterer, 81 Campo lane Godsman George, chemist, druggist, oil and colourman, and dealer in patent medicine and perfumery, 126 Barker's pool Godwin Fisher, nursery and seedsman, 49 Market place, and Heeley Goepel James Spranger, vict. and spirit dealer, Hallcar Hotel, Rail- way Station, and Earl Grey, 49 Silver street head Goldsmith Samuel, warehouseman, 64 Russell street Golland W m. vict. Benlomond Tavern, 23 Eyre street Goodall Geo. vict. New Inn, 2 Penistone rd. & hosier, 283 Shales moor Goodall Wm. Anderson, linen draper, &c. 26 South street Goodall Wm. glass, china, and earthenware dealer, 77 Westbar Goodine John, butcher, 120 Westbar Goodine Mrs Mary, matron, Girls' Charity School, 15 St James's row Goodison Benjamin, type founder (j.) 7 Hallcar place Goodison John, gentleman, Uppertkorpe Goodison Thomas, solicitor, 20 George street ; house l/pperihorpe Goodlad George, hairdresser and penknife manufacturer, 9 Pea croft Goodlad Wm. merchant's clerk, Belmonte, Park Goodlad Wm. brewer, 59 Eyre street Goodland Mrs Frances and Rayner Miss A. M. milliners, 202 West st Goodwin Charles, engineer at Love street wheel Goodwin Charles, shoemaker and clothes dealer, 44 South street (also infirm, Samuel Harwood and Co.) Goodwin Rev Edward, M.A. assistant min. of Parish ch., The Banks Goodwin George, wheelwright, 33 Broad street Goodwin Mrs Gertrude, Broomhill Goodwin John, tailor, 26 Charlotte street Goodwin Joseph, grocer and flour dealer, 84 Howard Street Goodwin Matthew, silversmith, 37 Gell street Goodwin Thomas, vict. Anvil, 152 South street Goodwin Thomas, ivory cutter, 105 Wentworth terrace Goodwin Wm. grocer and tea dealer, 136 South street Goodworth Ellen, potato dealer, 46 Westbar green SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 123 Gordon John, tailor and vict. Chequers, 4 Meadow street Gorrill Robert, scissor manufacturer and drapery dealer, 159 Eyre st Gorrill Wm. shopkeeper, 127 South street, Park Gould Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker, Highfield Gould Frederick, green grocer, 87 Porter street Gould Joseph, vict. Bull and Oak, 62 Wicker Gould Micah, tea, coffee, spice, &c. dealer (whls. & retail,) 51 High st Gould Thomas, solicitor ; house 32 Wilkinson street Gould Thomas, vict. Milton Arms, 29 Bailey street Gould Thomas, cowkeeper, 136 Lord street Gould Wm. rag and scrap dealer, 17 Button lane Gould Wm. Wells, grocer and hosier, 105 South street Goulder Elizabeth, vict. Robin Hood, 86 Duke street, Park Goulder Wm. joiner and carpenter, 86 Duke street, Park Goulder Wm. tobacconist, 70 Scotland street Gouldring Edward, accordion maker, 12 Bow street Gouldthorpe and Greaves, horn haft, scale, and umbrella hook, &e. pressers, and horn, bone, &c. dealers, 24 Burgess street Gouldthorpe Mrs Rebecca, Radford place Gouldthorpe Joseph, horn presser and shopkeeper, 85 Carver street Graham Hannah, staymaker, 173 Duke street, Park Graham Mrs Mary, confectioner, Green market Graham Richard, scissor manufacturer, and beerhouse, 147 Arundel st Graham Wm. coffee house, 26 Duke street, Park Granger Ann, widow, 38 Broomhall street Grant Benjamin, earthenware dealer, court 32 Silver street head Grant Miss Jane, 39 Gell street Grantham Maria (late Betts,) file manufacturer, court 3 Bailey street Grattan John, cabinet and razor case and strop manfr. 38 Pinstone st Graveson Wm. job and white smith, 18 Thomas street Gray Mrs Ann, ink and ball maker, 58 Orchard street Gray Charles, saw and busk manufacturer ; house 1 Wentworth place Gray Ellen, straw hat maker, 16 Brocco street Gray Edwin, shopkeeper, 36 St Philip's road, Portmahon Gray George, saw & busk manufacturer ; h St Philip's rd. Portmahon Gray George, pocket knife manfr. court 75 Porter st ; h 154 Eyre st Gray James, farrier, 12 Nag's Head yard Gray John, scissor manufacturer, Gray street, Fox street Gray John, butcher, 35 Shambles ; house Handsworth Gray John, jun. dentist, 14 Howard street Gray Jonathan and Sons, saw and busk manufacturers, and dealers in files and edgetools, 36 Malinda street Gray Joseph, scissor manufacturer, Gray street, Fox street Gray Thomas, artist and portrait painter, Gray street, Fox street Gray Thomas, scissor maker, 98 Pyebank Gray Thomas, saw and busk manufacturer ; house 55 Radford place Gray Thomas, shopkeeper, 22 Chapel street Gray Wm. boot and shoe maker, 33 Broad lane Gray Wm. diesinker and chaser, 46 Eyre street; house Burton head Gray Wm. tailor, 2 Chester street Grayson Miss Ann, 49 Broomspring lane Grayson Benjamin, shopkeeper, 35 Hague lane 124 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Grayson Charlotte, dressmaker, 3 School croft Grayson Henry, saw, &c. manufacturer ; house Radford place Grayson Henry, cooper (j.) 123 Saville street Grayson John, ivory cutter, and A. & M. A. milliners, 9 Andrew st Grayson John, vict. Peacock Tavern, 200 Fitzwilliam street Grayson John, pocket knife mfr. Doncaster st ; h33 Clarence st. Portm Grayson John, shoemaker, 59 Garden street Grayson Joseph, file maker, 24 Cornish street Grayson Mrs Mary, Broomspring lane Grayson Samuel, saw manufacturer ; house 24 St Thomas street Grayson Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 64 Broad lane Greasby John, teapot handle maker, 31 Sheaf street Greaves Charles, shoemaker, court 182 Rockingham street Greaves Daniel, clothier, 3 Old Haymarket ; house 22 Regent terrace Greaves Edward and John, merchants and cut nail mfrs. 17 Broad st Greaves Edward, brass founder, &c ; house Broomgrove Greaves Edward, merchant and mfr ; h Springfield house, Glossop rd Greaves Edward, merchant and mfr ; h Wellington terrace, Pitsmoor Greaves Edward, case maker, 177 Fitzwilliam street Greaves Mrs Elizabeth, W estern bank Greaves Elizabeth, butter and egg dealer, 90 South street Greaves Elizabeth, shopkeeper, Little Sheffield Greaves Francis, fast-handled patent table knife, &c. manufacturer ; horn presser, and dlr. in ivory, buck, stag, horns, &c. 44 Radford st Greaves George, bookkeeper, Hallcar grange Greaves George, brush maker, 13 New George street Greaves Mr George, 93 Wentworth terrace Greaves George, jun., engineer, millwright, and railway spring manu- facturer, Green lane ; house 81 Wentworth terrace Greaves George, tailor, 190 Fitzwilliam street Greaves Horatio, horn presser, &c ; house Stone grove Greaves Isaac, saw, file, edge tool, shear, &c. manufacturer, Park Works, Broad street lane ; house 203 Shrewsbury bank Greaves Jacob, warehouseman, 6 Cricket Inn road Greaves James Haines, printer, stationer, and paper dealer, 56 Snighill ; house Western bank Greaves James, paper dealer, 33 Wellington street Greaves James, tailor, court 161 Portobello street Greaves John and Son, brass founders, and steel converters & refiners, 56 South street ; house Broomgrove Greaves Mr John, Woodgrove, Hillfoot Greaves John, file manufacturer, 36 Dunfields Greaves John, merchant and cut nail mfr; house 17 Broad street Greaves Joseph, fender, &c. manufacturer ; house Kellam island Greaves Joseph, shoemaker, 140 Hammond street Greaves Misses Mary Broomhead and Arabella, 190 Brook view Greaves Nathaniel, merchant ; house Shirley hill Greaves Sarah, staymaker, 75 Pye bank Greaves Thomas, tailor, 130 Scotland street Greaves Thomas, tailor, 103 Porter street Greaves Thomas, salt dealer, 54 Fitzwilliam street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 125 Greaves Thomas, engraver, and copperplate, letterpress, and block printer, embosser, &c. 32 Chapel walk Greaves, Ward, and Ibbotson, fender and fire iron manufacturers, Kellam Foundry Greaves Wm. and Sons, American merchants, table knife, razor, file, edge tool, and railway spring, &c. mfrs ; steel converters, and tilters and rollers, Sheaf fForks, Maltravers street Oreaves William, brewer ; house 187 South street, Park Greaves William, painter, 14 Fitzwilliam street Green Alexander, saw maker, (j.) 51 Andrew street Green Alfred, edge tool, file, steel, currier's and tanner's knife, sur- geon's instrument, truss, ear trumpet, &c. manufacturer, 86 Pond street ; house Cherry Mount Green Ann, japan ner, 60 Devonshire lane Green Benjamin, beerhouse, Wheat Sheaf, Doncaster street Green Benjamin, coach proprietor, 14 Change alley ; h 150 West st Green Charles John, clerk, and Mrs Mary Ann, 9 Broom close Green Charles, butter dealer, Nursery street Green Christopher, traveller, Broom close Green Elijah, pork butcher and beerhouse, 60 Shepherd street Green Mrs Elizabeth, 80 Leadmill road Green Elizabeth, upholstress, 24 North Church street Green George, beerhouse, Ecclesall New road Green George, cabinet maker, patent mangle manufacturer, and vict* Bowling Green, Cherrytree hill Green Misses Harriet and Maria, ladies' school, Broom parade Green Henry, plumber, glazier, and painter, 9 Commercial street Oreen James and Joseph, scissor manufacturers, Wicker lane Green James, scissor manufacturer ; house 24 Nursery street Green James, pen and pocket knife manufacturer, court 50 Fargate ; house 52 Gell street Green John, brewer; house Neepsend Brewery Green John, watch glass manufacturer, court 27 High street Green John, corn factor and flour dealer, 39 Exchange street Green John, shoemaker, Figtree lane Green John, coachman, 62 Nursery street Green John, file maker, Gas office yard ; house 7 Belfield place Oreen John, cab driver, 13 Nag's Head yard Green John, cast metal cutlery founder, 15 Burgess street Green John, furniture broker, 48 Church street Green Joseph, vict. Star, 8 White croft Green Joseph, grocer and flour dealer, 2 Spital hill Green Joseph, ginger beer maker, 100 Wicker Green Joseph, scissor mfr. (firm Jas. and Jph.) ; h Norfolk terrace Green Joseph, cabinet maker ; house 22 Bernard street Green Joshua and Joseph, cabinet makers, 105 Carver street Green Matthew, vict. Peacock, 1 1 Hoyle street Green Matthias, beerhouse, 4 Ellison street Green Mrs Sarah, 88 Norfolk street Green Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 110 Westbar Green Thomas and William, engine tenters, Sheaf street Green Thomas, shopkeeper and coal dealer, 190 Eyre street l2 126 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Green William, gentleman, 36 Harvest lane Green William, butcher, 72 Tenter street Green Wm. joiner and carpenter, 87 South street Green William, whitesmith and iron brace maker, court 10 Red hill; house 21 Orange street Green William, wire worker, 6 Blonk street Green William, grinder, Ecclesall New road Greenhough George, tailor, 28 Earl street Greenhough Wm. cowkeeper and potatoe dealer, 9 Gilbert street Greening George Shuttleworth, water rent collector, 155 Brook hill Greening George S. P. & Thomas N. (in firm S. Harwood and Co); house 155 Brook hill Greensmith Charles, butcher, 96 Trippet lane Greensmith Mary, shoolmistress and shopkeeper, 13 Sussex street Greenwood Alfred, bookkeeper, 94 Arundel street Greenwood Charles, furniture broker, 9 Campo lane Greenwood Daniel, tanner, Upperthorpe and Philadelphia Greenwood Elizabeth, milliner, &c. 4 Bramall lane Greenwood James, mason, 13 Grove row, Hillfoot Greenwood John, beerhouse, Cross Daggers, 17 Allen street Greenwood John, penknife cutler, 55 Milton street Greenwood John, shoemaker, 70 Shepherd street Greenwood Wm. gaoler and bailiff for Ecclesall Bierlow, 2 Bishop st "Gregg David, blacking maker, 14 Bower spring Gregg George, currier, (j.) 26 Regent terrace Gregg Sarah, dressmaker, 54 Trafalgar street Gregg Wm. cowkeeper, 50 Trippet lane Gregory Benj. mason, bricklayer, and builder, 145 Portobello street Gregory Charlotte, beerhouse keeper, Norris field Gregory George, shopkeeper, 60 Coalpit lane Gregory George, kitchen fender manufacturer, 37 Burgess street Gregory Geo. hosier and haberdasher, 10 Fruit mkt ; h 35 Bailey lane Gregory George, butcher, 37 Pinstone st ; house Little Sheffield Gregory George, pen, pocket, and farrier's knife, fleam, &c. manufac- turer, 35 Bailey lane Gregory George, bookkeeper, Little Sheffield Gregory James, shoemaker, 119 Solly street Gregory James and Co. cheesemongers and salt merchants, 16 Old Haymarket, and Longstone, Derbyshire ; (Henry Calvert, agent) Gregory James Wilkinson, merchant and mfr ; h Broomspring lane Gregory James, bricklayer, ( j.) 30 St Philip's road Gregory Mr James, 26 Mount Zion buildings Gregory John, scissor manufacturer, Lambert place Gregory John, engine tenter, 56 Wellington street Gregory Joseph, blacking maker, 39 Button lane Gregory Joshua, baker, 14 Duke street, Park Gregory and Redfearn, saw and file manufacturers, 30 Edward street Gregory Samuel, grocer and corn and flour dealer, 31 Porter street Gregory Samuel, surgeon, 17 Eyre street Gregory Thomas, warehouseman, Highfield Gregory Thomas, cabinet maker, Bennett lane Gregory William, saw and file mfrs ; h King street, Portmahoa SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 127 Gregory William, warehouseman, Broomhill Grennill Mr William, medicine vendor, Infirmary road Griffin Thomas, cabinet case maker, 18 Norfolk street Griffiths Henry, fancy brush mfr. 144 Eldon st ; h 20 Egerton street Griffiths James, joiner's tool manufacturer, Shoreham street Griffiths Richard, gentleman, Broom bank, Glossop road Griffiths Robert, spring knife manufacturer, 2 Monmouth street Grimes Mr John, Burgess street Grindrod Mrs Sar. & Misses Manwaring, ladies' seminary, Belfield Hs Grinold Charles, tripe dresser, Castle folds lane Grinold Hy. Thomas, spring knife mfr. 5 Eyre In ; h 22 Green square Groves Ann, shopkeeper and earthenware dealer, 23 Duke street, Park Groves Richard and Sons, saw, file, tool, and steel manufacturers, Bee Hive Works, 71 Snow lane Groves Wm. sen. and jun. saw, &c. mfrs ; house Uppevthorpe Grubb George, razor grinder and vict. Ball, 63 Duke street, Park Grubb John, surgeon's instmt. mfr. lane 85 Norfolk st ; h 57 Eyre st Grundy and Page, shawl warehouse, 47 High street Grundy Joseph Eli, shawl manufacturer ; house 47 High street Guest Ann, Infant school, Greystones Guest Mrs Ann, 14 Chapel street, Bridgehouses Guest Charles, fishmonger, 180 West street Guest George, shopkeeper and shoemaker, 37 Daisy walk Guest George, cart owner, 17 Sheaf street Guest Henry, bone button manufacturer, 5 Love street Guest Richard, house, sign, and ornamental painter, 102 Devonshire st Guest Mrs Sar. and Edward, metalsmith, Railway ter. Brightside In Guest Thomas, joiner, 9 Kellam street Guion Mrs Ann, 35 Clarence street Guion Walter, egg and butter dealer, and table knife manuafcturer. 67 Townhead street Guion William, beerhouse, 58 Charles street Gunn Joshua Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 67 Norfolk street ; house 36 Wilkinson street Gunson John, sub-engineer of Water Works, 14 Division street Gurney Edmund, bookkeeper, 64 Queen street Habbishaw Joseph, silversmith, 46 Townhead street, and Martha, cap maker, 15 King street Habershon Charles, butcher, 38 Trippet lane ; house Attercliffe Habershon John, butcher, 59 Shambles ; house JVoodhouse Habershon Jonathan, coal viewer, Deep Pit, No. 2 Habershon Joseph, scissor manufacturer, 66 Charles street Habershon Matthew, butcher, 69 Shambles ; house Handsworth Habershon Wm. scissor manufacturer, 37 Thomas street Habbijam Henry, shoemaker, 16 Bridge street Haden Thomas, chemist and druggist, 2 Broad lane, & 1 Hollis croft Haden Wm. grocer and flour dealer, 1 Meadow st. and 2 Edward st Haddon John, vict. Stag Inn, 45 Carver street Hadfield Ann and Eliz. earthenware dealers, 1 83 Glossop road Hadfield Charles, spring knife manufacturer, 236 Allen street Hadfield George, tailor, 175 Gibraltar street Hadfield Israel, cart owner, 18 Nursery street 128 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Hadfield John, table knife manufacturer, court 42 Chester street Hadfield Joseph, merchant ; house Croukes moor side Hadfield Joseph, marble mason, and chimney piece, monument, bust, &c. manufacturer, 3 Norfolk lane ; house 5 Suffolk road Hadfield Joseph, cowkeeper, 3 River street Hadfield Joseph, shopman, 1 12 Carver street Hadfield Joseph, shopkeeper, 3 Cross Smithfield Hadfield Matthew Ellison, architect ; house Laithfield> Park Hadfield Robert and Co. merchants, 14 St James' street Hadfield Samuel, merchant ; house 14 St James' street Hadfield Mr Thomas, and Miss Mary, school, 70 South street, Park Hadfield Thomas, penknife manufacturer, 9 Smithfield Hadfield William, bone haft and scale cutter, 44 Coalpit lane Hadfield William, anvil, &c. manufacturer; house 109 Milton street Hagger John and Son, distillers, & wine and spirit merts. 86Campo In Hague Mrs Ann, 47 Broomspring lane Hague Benjamin, comb mfr. Wicker lane ; house 40 Andrew street Hague Benjamin, shoemaker, 107 Eldon street Hague Charles, type caster, 139 Harvest grove Hague George, diesinker, 29 Silver street Hague George, mason, 138 Broomhall street Hague Harriet, straw hat maker, 12 Watson walk Hague John, brush mfr. Jericho st ; house 86 St Philip's road Hague John, shoemaker, Cannon Hall cottages Hague Joseph, patten and ring maker, 50 School croft Hague Joseph, cartowner, 75 Duke street lane, Park Hague Samuel, joiner and builder, 16 Orange street Hague Samuel, pen and pocket knife mfr. 23 Devonshire lane Hague Samuel, joiner and builder, 12 Broad street, Park Hague Thos. joiner, (firm Clark and Hague,) house Attercliffe Hague Thomas, mattress mkr. 3 Nursery street ; house Castlefolds Hague Thomas, file maker ; house 16 Regent street Hague Wm. fish, game, and poultry dealer, 10 Fargate Hague Wm. mason, shopkeeper, and beerseller, 81 South st. Park Hague William, shopkeeper, 41 Colliers' row Haigh Abraham, brass founder and saw screw mfr. 23 Forge lane Haigh Mrs Mary, 154 Granville street Haigh Thomas and Co. brass and German silver founders, 8 Tudor st Haigh Thomas, brass, &c. founder ; house Sheaf bank Haigh Wm. shoemaker, Barrel yard, 36 Duke street, Park Haimes Thomas, carrier, 54 Orchard street Haining Wm. shoemaker, Railway terrace, Bridgehouses Hainsworth Ann, dressmaker, 1 5 Grindlegate Hale Mary, schoolmistress, 4 Union buildings Hale Mrs Sarah, and Mr Matthew, Wilkinson street Hale William, filesmith, 297 Shales moor Halifax George, boot and shoe maker, 14 Hermitage street Hall Alfred, scissor grinder, 165 Rockingham street Hall Mrs Ann, Fernley place, Glossop road Hall Mrs Ann, Sharrow vale Hall Charles, spring knife manfr. 23 Paternoster row SHEFFIELD DIRECTOEY. 129 Hall Chas. spring knife and surgeon's instrument manufacturer, court 1 New Church street ; house 162 Fitzwilliam street Hall Chas. scissor and shear manufacturer, 16 North parade Hall Chas. merchant, and manfr. of shell and other combs, razors, and pen, pocket, and table knives, 3 Duke st ; house 161 Brook hill Hall and Colley, merchants, and scissor, razor, table knife, &c. manu- facturers, 9 Eyre lane Hall Edward, cooper, 38 Campo lane ; house Wilkinson street Hall Edward, scissor mfr. and beerhouse, 1 Cotton mill walk Hall Elizabeth, grocer and flour dealer, 46 Bernard street Hall Francis, grocer and tea dealer, 266 Shales moor Hall George, joiner's tool maker, (j.) 1 1 Suffolk road Hall Hannah, ladies' school, 10 Westfield terrace Hall Mrs Hannah, 13 Low street, Park Hall Henry, wholesale grocer ; house The Mount Hall Henry Geo. and Co. merchants, and table, pen and pocket knife, razor, scissor, &c. manfrs. Washington place ; h 12 Hanover square Hall Henry, vict. Talbot Inn, 50 Cricket lane road Hall James John, painter and glazier, 90 Fitzwilliam street Hall James, gentleman, Shirley hill Hall James, boot and shoe maker, 15 Bow street Hall Jane, dressmaker, 32 St Thomas street Hall Mrs Johanna, New George street Hall John, pen, pocket, lock and self-defence knife, &c. manufacturer, and vict. Sportsman, 26 Coalpit lane Hall John, grocer, maltster, &c. New Haymarket, 9 Broad street, P. Hall John, surgeon, 219 Rockingham street Hall John, painter, Cold well lane ; house 143 Fitzwilliam street Hall John, spring knife manufacturer, 23 Carver lane Hall John and Sons, pen, pocket, and table knife mfrs. 119 Corn hill Hall John, butcher, 61 Broomhall street Hall John, furniture, &c. broker, 43 Carver street Hall John, dealer in horns, tips, &c. 52 Orchard street Hall John, chairmaker, 99 Pea croft Hall John, carver fork maker, 31 Lambert street Hall Jonathan, tea and coffee dealer, 31 High street Hall Jonathan, cork screw mfr. court 89 Arundel street Hall Joseph, wheelwright, Kellam island Hall Joseph, cooper, (j.) 170 Rockingham street Hall Joseph, horn presser, 66 Eldon street Hall Leonard, joiner and wheelwright, 66 Hermitage street Hall Miss Mary, 223 Gell street terrace Hall Misses Mary and Ann, Farm bank, Park Hall Mary, shopkeeper, 49 St Philip's road, Portmahon Hall Mrs Mary, milliner, 14 Fargate Hall Peter, warehouseman, 45 Regent street Hall Rosanna, milliner, 39 Wentworth street Hall Samuel, cabinet case maker, 37 Fitzwilliam street Hall Saml. shell comb mfr. and ivory & tortoise shell dlr. 262 Bright st Hall Saml. Parker, razor mfr. and Birmingham and fancy warehouse, 42 Westbar Hall Thos. schoolmaster, 30 Coalpit lane ; house 34 Broomhall street 130 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Hall Thomas, spring knife manufacturer, 52 Sydney street Hall Thomas, spring knife manufacturer, 28 Park hill lane Hall Thomas Henry, brass and German silver, &c. founder, and screw, tap, and gas apparatus manufacturer, 29 Lee croft Hall Thomas, worm doctor, 25 Smithfield Hall and Willmer, surgeons, 219 Rockingham street Hall Wm. merchant and manufacturer ; house 14 Surrey street Hall Wm. mert. and table knife and razor manfr. 43 Eyre street Hall Wm. merchant, steel refiner, and file, saw, edge tool, and table knife manufacturer, 54 Porter street ; house Clough place Hall William, cooper, 1 Vicar lane Hall Wm. bookkeeper, Soho terrace, Ecclesall new road Hallam Ann Yates, vict. New Inn, Ecclesall new road Hallam Benjamin Atkin, reporter, Oaks bank, Broomhill Hallam Ann, straw hat maker, 40 South street, Park Hallam Edwd. highway rate collector ; house Stand cottage, Tapton Hallam Jas. spring knife and surgeon's instrument mfr. 162 Edward st Hallam John, shopkeeper, 57 South street, Park Hallam John, shoemaker, 106 Backfields Hallam Joseph and Samuel, needle mfrs; house 191 South st. Park Hallam Michael, cowkeeper, 46 Chester street Hallam Robert, pen, pocket, sportsman's, and table knife, razor, sur- geon's instrument, &c. manufacturer, 153 Eyre street Hallam Saml. pen and pocket knife mfr. Furnival In ; h 98 Eyre st Hallam Sarah Ann, dressmaker, 43 Broad street Hallam Thomas, spring knife manufacturer, 25 New street, Park Hallatt John, wheelwright, 24 Cattle market, and shopr. 21 High st. P. Hallett James, proprietor of Neapolitan pills, 2 Eyre street Hallett Joseph, table knife maker, 1 Pond street Hallett Thomas, farrier, 76 Effingham street Hambleton Samuel, Wesleyan school, Red hill ; house 1 Corn hill Hamilton Rev Charles, B.A., asst. curate of St Paul's, 217 Glossop rd Hamilton Michael, merchant and cutlery dealer, 27 Wicker Hamm Christian Henry, pork butcher, 288 Shales moor Hammerton John, joiner, 35 Chapel street Hammond Anthy. Francis, bank manager, 16 George street Hammond Benjamin, butcher, 1 South street Hammond Mr Charles, 225 Gell street terrace, Glossop road Hammond Charles Henry, pawnbroker, 42 Church street Hammond Mrs Eliza, 165 Hammond street Hammond George table knife and razor mfr. 1 Johnson street Hammond John, razor grinder, 3 Hallcar place Hammond John, saw grinder, Burton head Hammond Wm. England, razor and table knife manufacturer, 5 Wicker lane ; house 225 Gell street terrace Hampshire Charles, shopkeeper and gardener, 20 Thomas street Hanby James, vict. Turk's Head, 120 Scotland street Hancock Archelaus, baker and confectioner, 17 Pinfold street Hancock Charles, shopkeeper, 57 Parkhill lane Hancock Ebenezer, gentleman, 65 Gell street Hancock Edmund, shopkeeper, 8 Cattle market Hancock George, spring knife manfr. 15 New street, Park SHEFFIELD DIEECTORY. 131 Hancock George, scale and spring raanfr. 84 Upper Edward street Hancock Harriet, shopkeeper, Hillfoot Hancock Isaac and Chpr. masons and quarry owners, Whiteley wood Hancock John, brass turner and beer machine, and all kinds of silver- smith's and plumber's brass work, &c. mfr. 22, and Leopard Coffee House, 29 Waingate Hancock John, spring knife manufacturer, 51 St Thomas street Hancock Joseph, grocer and flour dealer, 228 Moorfields Hancock Samuel, razor and pen and pocket knife manufacturer, and shopkeeper, 55 Pea croft Hancock Thos. razor and pen and pocket knife mfr. 39 Arundel street Hancock Thomas, bookkeeper, 8 Carver street Hancock William, bookkeeper, 19 Norfolk street Hancock Wm. spring knife manufacturer, Daisy bank Hancock Wm. brass turner, gas fitter, and beer machine, tap, nut and screw mfr. Albion yard, 2 Waingate ; house 107 Bernard street, P. Hancock Wm. horn presser and shopkeeper, 53 Broad lane Hand Thomas, silversmith, Crookes moor side Handley John, pen knife manufacturer, 9 Burnt tree lane Hanger Charles Henry, cooper ; house 18 Union street Hannah Sarah, vict. Queen Adelaide, 32 Bramall lane Hanson Charles, brush manufacturer, 16 Pinfold street Hanson Edward, saddler and harness maker, 21 Waingate Hanson John, news agent, &c. 66 Silver street head Hanson John, mason, &c. 12 Bow street; house 28 Egerton street Hanson Wm. mason and builder, 18 Pinfold street Harben Henry, (author of the Discount Guide, &c.) accountant and commercial agent, 27 High street ; house 54 Gell street Hardcastle Thomas, printer, 74 Snighill Harder John Henry and Co. merchants, 13 Westfield terrace Hardesty Miss E. S. and Sister, ladies' school, West bank Hardesty Geo. table and gold, silver, and plated dessert and fruit knife manufacturer, court 13 Norfolk lane ; house West bank Hardington Mrs Eliz. dyer, and Misses, milliners, 56 Orchard street Hardman Robert, baker and shopkeeper, 9 Coulston street Hardwick Francis, shopkeeper, 140 Arundel street Hardwick Mr John, 7 Gilbert street Hardwick John, whitesmith, gas fitter, and ironmonger, 14 Market st Harkwick John, boot and shoe maker, Sheaf bank Hardwick Wm., grocer and corn, flour, ham, bacon, and cheese factor, 212 West street, corner of Regent st ; and Broom close, Highfield Hardwick William, tailor, 69 South street, Park Hardy Ann, shopkeeper, 34 Brown street Hardy George, coal dealer, court 18 Shepherd street Hardy John, flask maker ; and Sarah, straw hat maker, 23 Eldon st Hardy Mr John, Daniel hill, Upperthorpe Hardy Joseph, vict. Chester Castle, 33 Chester street Hardy Mary, dress and straw hat maker, 18 Willey street Hardy Saml. house and sign painter, ct. 62 Queen st ; h 36 Silver st Hardy Samuel, bookkeeper, Whitehouse lane Hardy Thos. fruit knife maker, (j.) 34 Brown street Hardy Thos. linen draper and hosier, 109 South street 132 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Hardy Thos. mfr. of pearl and polished steel articles, button hooks, cork screws, &c. 9 Moor street, Little Sheffield Hardy Thomas, spring knife mfr ; house 27 Hermitage street Hardy Thomas, brass turner, (j.) 11 Monmouth street Hargate Mrs Sarah, (and My. straw hat maker,) 21 Regent street Hargate Thomas, shopkeeper, 21 South street, Park Hargreaves Rev Joseph, (Wesleyan min.) 67 Hermitage street Hargreaves Wm. and Lydia, merchants and table knife manufacturers, 28 Eyre lane ; house Hanover square Harlow Henry, steel manager, Blast lane Harmer Misses Ann, Catherine, and Mary Ann, 3 Fox street Harmer Mrs Mary, William street Harmston George, confectioner, 304 Shales moor Harold Michael, shoemaker, 20 Thomas street Harper Edwin, beer seller and optician, 4 Hawley croft Harper Isaac Wilson, joiner, &c. 198 South street, Park Harper William, brewer, (j.) 39 Regent street Harper Wm. boot and shoe maker, ] 66 Arundel street Harrap George, joiner and builder, 50 Earl street Harris Charles, tailor and woollen draper, 27 Norfolk street Harris Fras. cabinet maker and furniture broker, 65 Westbar Harris Geo. Winter & Co. mfrs. of Britannia metal goods, 57 Arundel st Harris Samuel, shopkeeper, Infirmary road Harris Miss Sarah, gentlewoman, Glossop road Harris Sarah, dressmaker, 33 Brocco street Harris Rev Wm. A.M., assistant min. of Parish Church, 85 Norfolk st Harris Wm. James, etcher, 98 South street, Park Harrison Misses Ann and Eliza, gentlewomen, Weston Hall Harrison Miss Ann, milliner and dressmaker, 15 Norfolk street Harrison Ann, baker and grocer, 152 Gibraltar street Harrison Edward, surgeon, 27 Church street Harrison Edward, tailor, 3 Cheney square Harrison Edward, beerhouse, Queen street, Portmahon Harrison Eliz. Antiss, ladies' school, Shrewsbury road Harrison George, razor manufacturer and beerhouse, 3 Sims croft Harrison Henry, tailor's cutter, Cricket inn Harrison Henry, chemist and druggist, 1 Flat street Harrison Mrs Mary, and James Wm. manufacturer, 53 Gell street Harrison James, architect, valuer, and surveyor, 1 1 Arundel street Harrison James, pocket knife manufacturer, 45 School croft Harrison John, bookkeeper, 46 Silver street Harrison John, mfr of silver plated & German & Argentine silver goods, and electro plater and gilder, Norfolk Works, 116 Scotland street Harrison John, confectioner, Green market ; house ct 10 Snighill Harrison John, tailor and draper, 81 Norfolk street Harrison John, shopkeeper, 23 Thomas street Harrison John, pork butcher, 71 South street, Park Harrison John, plumber, glazier, &c ; house 68 Pinstone street Harrison & Johnstone, plumbers, glaziers, & gas fitters, 68 Pinstone st Harrison Joseph, boot and shoe maker, 41 Broad street Harrison Luke, razor scale presser, (j.) Manor Harrison Margaret, shopkeeper, 134 Duke street, Park SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 133 Harrison Nathaniel, baker, 11 Dun street Harrison Mr Richard, Crookes moor side Harrison Robt. shopkeeper and shoemaker, 62 and 78 Duke st. Park Harrison Samuel, shopkeeper, 194 Eyre street Harrison Thos. table & palette knife mfr. and cutlery dlr. 38 Holly st Harrison Thomas, table knife manufacturer, 4 Regent street Harrison Thos. Spence, plasterer, 97 Devonshire street Harrison Wm. razor manufacturer, 30 Townhead st Harrison Wm. shopkeeper and beerhouse, 130 Duke street, Park Harrison Wm. butter factor and Gainsbro' carrier, 6 Norfolk street Harrison Wm. tailor, 189 Upper Allen street Harrison Wm. razor scale presser & horn dust dealer, Cabbage alley Harrop John, joiner and builder, 100 Rockingham st ; house 81 West st Harrop Wm. spring knife manufacturer, 112 Allen street Harrott Thomas, tailor, 16 York street Hartley Edwin, bookkeeper, 18 Oborne street Hartley George, vict. Rose and Crown, 12 Waingate Hartley George, coal agent, Railway dep6t, Saville street Hartley James, spring knife manufacturer, 26 New street, Park Hartley John, cowkeeper, 46 Coalpit lane Hartley Joseph, tapster, 1 1 4 Eyre street Hartley Richard, potato dealer, 12 High street, Park Hartley Thomas, shopkeeper and paper dealer, 41 Coalpit lane Hartley Wm. chemist and druggist, 124 Westbar Hartley Wm.vict. Basin Tavern, 36 Blast lane Hartshorn John, silversmith, Rock terrace, Rock street Harvey Francis, bookseller, news agent, circulating library, &c. 26 Broad street, and 23 King street Harvey John, masou, 141 Rockingham street, and 76 Division street Harvey John, table knife manufacturer, 5 South street terrace, Park Harvey Wm. grocer and flour dealer, 45 Broad lane Harwood Ann, vict. Theatre Tavern, 37 Arundel street Harwood Mrs Elizabeth, 5 L Regent street Harwood Mrs Hannah, Sharrow head Harwood Henry Paul, M.D., 14 Norfolk row Harwood John, whitesmith ; house 6 Arundel lane Harwood Samuel and Co., merchants, and mfrs. of table knives, and silver and plated dessert and fruit knives, 99 Norfolk st. and 12 Nor- folk In (partners, Geo. S. P. & Thos. N. Greening & Chas.Goodwin) Harwood Mr Samuel and Mrs Elizabeth, Crookes Haslam Charles, silver plater, 246 Bright street Haslam Bernand and Wm. table knife hafters, 68&70, Rockingham la Haslam Edward, tailor and draper, 10 Bow street Haslam John, shoemaker, 10 Duke street, Park Haslam John, warehouseman, Palestine place Haslam Samuel, comb manufacturer, 177 South street Haslehurst Charles, brewer ; house 51 Broad street, Park Haslehurst and Greaves, ale and porter brewers, Norfolk Brewery ; house 86 Broad street, Park Haslehurst Mr Philip, (and Misses, ladies' school) 14 Victoria street Hasler Wm. plane mfr. ct 16 Fargate ; house 2 Hallcar place Haswell Rev John P. (Wesleyan minister) 176 Broad lane M 134 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Hatfield Aaron and Son, table knife and silver and plated cutlery manufacturers, Pepper alley ; house Endcliffe Grange Hatfield Edward, silver plate mfr ; house Sutton cottage, Western bank Hatfield Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 37 Bridge street Hatfield Geo. Milnes, collector of rents and debts, 27 Division street Hatfield James, schoolmaster, School street, Park Hatfield John, silver cutlery mfr. and brewer; house Endcliffe Grange, Hatfield John, nursery and seedsman, Broom cottage, Glossop road Hatfield Robert, shoemaker, 82 Duke street, Park Hatfield Mrs Sarah, upholstress, 50 Carver street Hatfield Mr Thomas, Pitsmoor Hattersley George, stove grate and fender manfr. 61 Wentworth st Hattersley George, hair seating and curled hair mfr. 102 Spring street and 18 North parade Hattersley Isaac, grocer and spring knife manfr. 115 Saville street Hattersley Isaac, coal bookkeeper, 23 Talbot street Hattersley John, screw, &c. mfr. Kellam pi. & broker, 10 Union bldgs Hattersley John, furniture broker, 22 Paradise square Hattersley Joseph, silversmith, 85 Leadmill road Hattersley Wm. silversmith, The Banks Haughney Thomas, shoemaker, 70 Campo lane Haughtey John, hay and straw dealer, 119 Carver street Haukrigg Mrs Hannah, gentlewoman, 57 Duke street, Park Haukrigg Joseph, spade, shovel, chain, anvil, &c. manufacturer, Nor- folk Works, 65 Duke street, Park Havenhand Wm. warehouseman, 105 Milton street Hawcroft Martin, tailor, 139 Portobello street Hawcroft Wm. and Sons, razor manufacturers, 32 Carver street Hawcroft Samuel, razorsmith, court 48 White croft Hawke Ann, beerseller, 30 Nursery street Hawke George, butcher, 52 Shambles ; house Darnall Hawke John, butcher, 7 Shambles ; house Darnall Hawke Robert, butcher, 8 Shambles ; house 13 Johnson street Hawke Samuel, warehouseman, 114 Wellington street Hawke Thomas, vict. Black Horse, 64 Howard street Hawkins Eliza Ann, ladies' school, 27 Eyre street Hawkins Hannah, milliner and straw hat maker, 6 High street Hawksley Charles, nursery and seedsman, Mount pisgah Hawksley Mrs Elizabeth, 2 Gell street Hawksley Miss Elizabeth, Nelson place, Glossop road Hawksley George and John Wm. powder flask, shot belt, &c manufac- turers, 35 Smithfield Hawksley John, horn, ivory, stag, hard wood, &c dealer, 22 Hollis croft Hawksley and Sons, merchants, 2 Gell street Hawksley Wm. grocer and flour dealer, 94 Pond street Hawksley Wm. razor manufacturer ; house 114 Rockingham street Hawksley Wm. joiner, 54 Pye bank Hawksworth Mrs., Clark Grove, Clarkhouse lane Hawksworth Charles, silver plate manufacturer; h 16 Hallcar terrace Hawksworth Charles, metalsmith, 90 Division street Hawksworth Miss Elizabeth, 151 West street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 135 Hawksworth, Eyre, and Co. manufacturers of silver and plated goods, 68 Nursery street, (and 16 Devereux court, Strand, London) Hawksworth George, chemist and druggist, 13 High street Hawksworth John, silversmith, Hanover street Hawksworth John Smith, silver plate manufacturer ; h 238 Brook hill Hawksworth John Wilson, merchant and mfr ; h Claremont place Hawksworth Mr John, 20 Oborne street Hawksworth Jonathan, fork manufacturer, 10 Russell street Hawksworth Joseph, silver plater (j.) 81 Leadmill road Hawksworth Mary, dressmaker, 97 South street, Park Hawksworth Mr Stephen, Broomhill Hawksworth Thos. grocer and flour dealer, 223 Meadow street Hawksworth Thomas, bank clerk, 7 Eyre street Hawksworth Win, joiner and cabinet maker, 5 Wheeldon street Hawksworth Wm. shopkeeper, 32 Sycamore street Hawley Mrs Hannah, gentlewoman, Mushroom, Western bank Hawley James, scissor manufacturer, 89 Edward street Hawley Mary, schoolmistress, 100 Arundel lane Haxton Richard, working jeweller, court 41 Leecroft Haxworth John, surgeon, 29 Queen street, corner of Figtree lane Hayball Thomas, joiner and builder, 60 Rockingham street Hayes Adam, schoolmaster, Red hill ; house 1 Cornhill Hayes Rev Thos. (Wesleyan minister,) 1 Cornhill Hayes Wm. tailor, 55 Campo lane Haynes Roger, joiner, cabinet maker, & shopkeeper, 15 Cumberland st Hayward Edward, cabinet maker, 31 Broomhall street Hay ward Richard, butcher, 42 South street Haywood, Bramley, and Gainsford, solicitors, 6 Paradise square Haywood James, professional chemist, 45 Wentworth terrace Haywood Joseph, merchant, and steel, saw, file, cutlery, &c. manufac- turer, 25 Victoria street Haywood Joseph, solicitor ; house Grove house, Pitsmoor Haywood John, silversmith, Shrewsbury road Haywood Mary, lodgings, 16 New Church street Haywood Richard, type caster, 22 St Philip's road Haywood Thos. cabinet case maker, ct 13 Norfolk In ; h 81 Eyre lane Haywood Thomas Bolton, bookkeeper, 52 Andrew street Haywood Timothy, file maker, 24 Brocco street Haywood Wm. tobacconist and ginger beer manufacturer, 33 Queen st Haywood Wm. modeller, court 22 Netherthorpe Heald Mrs Ann, schoolmistress, 130 Fitzwilliam street Heald George, scale presser, court 58 Fargate Heald John, grocer and coal dealer, 177 Gibraltar street Heald Robert, peace keeper at St George's, 6 Vicar lane Heald Wm. organ builder, 58 Fitzwilliam street Hearnshaw Thomas, plasterer, 65 Chester street Heath Anthony, confectioner ; house 1 Fargate Heath and Hardy, fancy pen and pocket knife, &c.mfrs. 20 Earl street Heath James, vict. Brown Cow, 1 Broad lane Heath Joseph, spring knife manufacturer; house 27 Hermitage street Heath Wm. beerhouse, 86 Effingham street Heathcote Charles^ spring knife manufacturer, 90 Bernard street 136 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, Heathcote David, shopkeeper, 1 ] 4 Scotland street Heathcote Francis, baker and grocer, 28 Duke street, Park , Heathcote Frederick, spring knife manufacturer ; house 41 Hereford at Heathcote Geo. fancy pen and pocket knife, &c. manufacturer, Jericho street ; and vict. Manor Castle, 86 Upper Edward street Heathcote Mr John, Woodgrove, Hillfoot Heathcote Joseph, tailor, staymaker, and hosier, 135 Gibraltar street Heathcote Samuel, vict. Hyde Park Cricket Ground, Park Heathcote Thomas, razor manufacturer, 81 Edward street Heathcott Charles, plane maker & factor, ct 50 Fargate ; h Broomhill Heaton Jane, vict. Nag's Head, 15 Nag's head yard, Haymarket Heaton Joseph, comb plate presser, Creswick's square, Pondhill Heaton Sarah, shopkeeper, 92 Harvest lane Hebblethwaite Edward, academy, 18 Paradise square; h Broomgrove Hedley James, iron and steel merchant ; house Hanover street Heeley Henry, file manufacturer, 31 New st. Park ; house top of Old si Heiffor James, printer, (j.) 181 Broomhall street Heiffor John, razor manufacturer, 3 Workhouse croft Heigold Geo. Henry, pork butcher, 22 Bridgehouses Helliwell George, cowkeeper, 9 Matthew street Hemingway Charles, tailor, 20 Penistone road Hemingway Joseph, steel manager, 57 Sussex street Hemmings Caroline, 47 Broad street Hemmings James, beerhouse, shop and cow keeper, 54 Howard street Hemsoll Joseph, pen and pocket knife and fleam manufacturer, 152 Pond street ; and glass, &c. dealer, 56 Division street Henderson Matilda, dressmaker, Hanover place Henfrey Samuel, scissor manufacturer, 8 Coulston street Henry Mr John, 148 Fitzwilliam street Henshaw Thomas, trunk and box maker, court 93 Fargate Hensou Mary, beerhouse keeper, 31 Acorn street Henstock John, malt manager, 44 Effingham street Heppenstall Mr John and Sirs Hannah, Gatefield, Upperthorpe Heppenstall Philip, linen and woollen draper, 30 Angel street Heppenstall Mrs Sarah, 13 New Market street Heppenstall Wm. tailor and draper, 13 New Market street Hepworth George, vict, Union, 26 Furnace hill Hepworth Henry, scale and spring maker, 11 Schoolcroft Hepworth James, shoemaker and earthenware dealer, Little Sheffield Hepworth James, toll collector, Hunter 's Bar Hepworth John, woollen draper and mfr. 29 High street, and Leeds Hepworth Wm. shopman, 124 Meadow street Herring Henry, shoemaker, 26 Scotland street Herring James, hairdresser, 69 Wicker Herring John, edgetool manufacturer, 31 Broad street lane, Park Herring John, pearl handle and scale cutter, and pearl hook & button manufacturer, Wells' wheel, Trafalgar st ; house 108 Wellington st Herring John, sen. pearl hook, ring, tip, &c. manufacturer, court 44 Eldon street; house 58 Devonshire lane Heselgrave William, tailor, 165 Rockingham street Hessey Ann, shopkeeper, 142 Rockingham street Hessey Charles, shopkeeper, 7 Moor street, Little Sheffield SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 137 Hessey Thomas, shopkeeper, 130 Tudor street, Little Sheffield Heward Isaac, nippersmith, 5 Clarence street Heward John, beerhouse keeper, 3 West Norwich street Heward Thomas, shopkeeper, 113 Allen street Heward Wm. pen and pocket knife manufacturer, court 81 Peacroft Hewitt Mrs Ann, Sheaf bank, Leadmill road Hewitt Edward, fruiterer, 33 Scotland street Hewitt George, silversmith and beerhouse, 164 Portobeilo street Hewitt George, tinner and brazier ; house Broad lane Hewitt Henry Woodhead, druggist, Ecclesall New road Hewitt Henry, painter, 56 Russell street Hewitt John Smith, academy, Ecclesall New road Hewitt and Shepherd, tinners, braziers, &c. court 19 High street Hewitt Samuel, shopkeeper, 216 Bright street Hey Abraham, cowkeeper, 41 Norwich street Heyworth George, plumber and glazier, 133 Allen street Hibbard Mrs Francis, lodgings, 8 Nag's Head yard Hibbard John, etcher, 18 White Bear walk Hibbard Rowland, butcher, 16 and 62 Shambles ; house Cricket Inn Hibberd John, table knife maker, 188 Bernard street Hibberd John, coal dealer, 72 Charles street Hibberd Lydia, shopkeeper, 158 Portobeilo street Hibberd Wm. vict. Three Pigeons, 117 Carver street Hibberd Wm. horn haft and scale presser, 135 Fitzwilliam street Hibberd Wm. table knife cutler, 10 Wheeldon street Hibbert Mrs Elizabeth, 57 Gell street Hibbert Fanny, dressmaker, 112 Broad lane Hibbert John, cartowner, 23 Peacroft Hibbert Joseph, grocer, &c. 122 South street Hibbert Mary, milliner, Little Sheffield Hibbert Rowland, shopkeeper, 248 Solly street Hibbert Robt. scale cutter, and Sarah, milliner, 139 Gibraltar st Hibbert Samuel, bookkeeper, Neepsend Hibbert Wm. carver and gilder, & dealer in artists' materials, 78 Fargt Hibbert Wm. slater, 8 Duke street Hibbert Wm.vict. Ship, 31 Water lane Hick David, coach lace manufacturer, 58 Wicker Hickling George, tailor, 56 Hermitage street Hicky James, hawker, 48 North street Hickman James, compositor, Talbot street Hicks John, beerhouse, Traveller's Inn, Cricket inn road Hickson John, vict. and spirit dealer, 35 Hartshead Hickson Susanna, 35 Silver street head Hickson Wm. tailor, 77 Campo lane Hides George, tableknife manufacturer, presser, &c ; bouse 29 Red hill Hides George and Robert, tableknife manufacturers, horn pressers, and dealers in ivory, buck, stag, tips, &c. 12 Hollis croft Hides Robert, tableknife mfr. presser, &c ; house 13 St Philip's road Hides Wm. shoemaker, Sylvester gardens Higham Thomas, book agent, 43 Milton street Higham Wm. shoemaker, 6 Watson walk Higginbotham Geo. and Wm. fine scissor, shear, &c. mfrs. 1 Blonk si m 2 138 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, Higginbothain Mrs Jane, 1 56 Rockingham street Higginbotham James, cowkeeper, 81 Pyebank Higginbotham John Hartley, plumber and glazier, 54 West street Higginbotham Samuel, coal dealer, Lord street, Park Higginbotham Thomas, vict. Three Horse Shoes, 92 Norfolk street Higginbotham Thomas, comb manufacturer, 84 Pond street Highway Offices, for Sheffield township, 40 Queen street; for Ecclesall Bierlow, foot of Eldon street Hill Abraham, saw and busk manufacturer, 19 Uuion street, and shop- keeper, 52 Furnivai street Hill Abraham, warehouseman, Queen street, Philadelphia Hill Alfred, saddler and oil cloth manufacturer, 7 South street, Park Hill Mrs Ann, 120 Duke street, Park Hill Charles, huckster, 19 South street, Park Hill Hannah, lodgings, 12 Townhead street Hill Henry, file manufacturer, 7 Meadow street Hill Mrs Elizabeth, Hillfoot cottage Hill James, cutler and shopkeeper, 102 Broad street Hill George, tool maker, 68 Fitzalan street Hill James, spring knife cutler, 13 Suffolk road Hill John, pharmaceutical and dispensing chemist, 118 West street Hill John, file manufacturer, 158 South street ; house Western hank Hill John, butcher, 96, house 102 Broad street Hill John, table and spring knife manufacturer, 5 Old street, Park Hill Joseph, staymaker, Little Sheffield Hill Mark, wood and metal turner, 109 Thomas street Hill Riley, accountant and collector, 107 Meadow street Hill Robert, grinder and drapery dealer, 107 Meadow street Hill Misses Sarah and Mary Ann, Upperthorpe Hill Thomas Epworth, shopkeeper, 32 South street, Park Hill Thomas, grocer and flour dealer, 72 Button lane Hill Thomas, cabinet maker (j.) 15 Pond street Hill Wm. pork butcher, 21 Edward street Hill Wm. builder and vict. Yorkshireman's Arms (late Oxford Blue,) 31 Burgess street Hill Wm. ivory and bone turner, 23 Chester street Hill Wm. file manager ; house Broom hill Hill Wm. senior, filesmith, 96 Arundel street Hill Wm. saw maker (j.) 173 Eyre street Hill Wm. shopkeeper, 26 Belfield street Hiller George, pork butch er, 3 New Market, street ; house Wood side Hiller George, pork butcher, 117 Barker's pool Hiller Henry, pork butcher, 8 South street ; house 30 Wilkinson street Hiller Henry, surgeon, 45 Westbar Hiller Louis, pork butcher, 36 South street Himsworth Mrs Elizabeth, 11 Church street Himsworth James, cabinet maker, 2 Wellington street Himsworth Wm. razor grinder, 89 Leadmill road Hinchliff Charles, joiner and builder, 123 Solly street Hinchliff Henry, scissor manufacturer, court 72 Garden street Hinchliff Sarah, staymaker, 131 South street, Park -HinchUffe Benjamin, spring knife manufacturer, 9 Garden street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 139 HinchlifFe George Willis, merchant, and table knife, butcher knife, razor, saw, &c. mfr ; and steel converter, 87 Eyre street Hinchliffe Henry, bookkeeper, 83 Carver street Hinchliffe John, pen, pocket, and sportsman's knife, &c. manufacturer, 8 Hermitage street Hinchliffe Jonathan, millwright, Infirmary road Hinchliffe Joshua, vict. Ball, 72 Howard street Hinchliffe Lister, boot and shoe maker, 89 School street lane, Park Hind John, beerhouse, Thrush, 9 Duke street, Park Hind Joseph, blacksmith & farrier, 57 South st ; house 40 Porter st Hind Mr Thomas, 3 Hind's square, 31 Charles lane Hinde Benjamin, draper, and tableknife mfr. 44 Westbar green Hinde Charles, tortoisesheli comb mfr. and perfumer, 49 Churchst Hinde Charles, jun. comb maker (j.) 40 Division street Hinde Henry, solicitor ; house Canon Hall, Barnsley road Hirst Charles, shoemaker, 85 Jessop street Hirst George, chemist, druggist, and tea dealer, 294 Glossop road Hirst James, vict. Wentworth Bouse, 260 Rockingham street Hirst John, cowkeeper and carter, 3 Duke street lane, Park Hirst Samuel, scale & spring maker, 34 Bailey In ; h 8 Garden street Hitchin Caroline, milliner, 295 Shales moor Hives Frederick, hairdresser, 128 Gibraltar street Hobbis George, shopkeeper, 21 Holly street Hobbs Mr James, 42 South street, Park Hobson Alfred, merchant and cutlery manufacturer, 95 Edward street house Glossop road Hobson Amos, butcher, 18 Shambles ; house 3 Duke street, Park Hobson Mrs Ann, Springfield place, Glossop road Hobson Ann, dressmaker, 38 Orchard street Hobson Benjamin, cart owner, 31 Brown lace Hobson Charles, beerhouse, 31 Effingham street Hobson Charles, pen and fruit knife, &c. manufacturer, 5 Eyre lane; house 7 Cheney row Hobson Charles, jun. razor mfr. 5 Eyre lane; hCross Chapel street Hobson Edward, cutlery dlr. & merchant, 68 Suig hill ; h Tower hill Hobson Francis, merchant, & steel, file, saw, & edgetool mfr. Saville st ; and iron and steel merchant, 32 Coalpit lane ; h Claremont place Hobson George, vict. Exchange Inn, 42 Exchange street Hobson Geo. Hy. schoolr. & governor, Hollis's Hospital, Newhall st Hobson Henry, lemonade, ginger beer, soda water, &c. manufacturer, Meetinghouse lane ; house Hampden place Hobson Mr John, 78 St Philip's road, Portmahon Hobson John, shoemaker, 5 Radford row Hobson John, tailor, 144 Portobello street Hobson John, painter, 90 Rockingham street Hobson Jonathan Cripps, merchant, 95 Norfolk st ; house Broom bank Hobson Jonathan, hosier and stocking manfr. 86 Scotland street -Hobson Jph. & Son, fine scissor mfrs. 71 Arundel st ; h 18 Surrey st Hobson Joseph, vict. Albion, 35 Johnson street Hobson Mary, shopkeeper, 61 Leadmill road Hobson Samuel, shoemaker, 19 Hicks lane Hobson Miss Sarah, 3 Broomhall place 110 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Hobson Sarah Ann, straw hat maker, 58 West street Hobson Thomas, plumber, glazier, and painter, 150 Portobello street Hobson Thomas, tailor, 142 Eldon street Hobson Wm. Francis, attorney's clerk, King street, Portmahon Hobson Wm. Henry, surgical and optical instrument manufacturer, Dronfield Mill, and 86 Scotland street Hobson Wm. hairdresser, ] 50 Portobello street Hodgkinson Edward, tailor, 31 Lee croft Hodgkinson George, beerhouse, 76 High street, Park Hodgkinson John, etcher & gilder, Trafalgar st ; house Hanover st Hodgkinson Thomas, coal and wood dealer, 112 High street, Park Hodgkinson Wm. coal dealer, 24 New Church street Hodgson Charles, beerhouse, Union lane Hodgson Charlotte, old clothes and shoe dealer, 55 Silver street head Hodgson Miss Eliza, gentlewoman, Burngreave road Hodgson Mrs Elizabeth, 79 Broomspring lane Hodgson Mrs — , William st ; Hodshon Geo. wheelgt. Cricket Inn rd Hodgson Edmund Wm. iron and steel dealer, court 41 Fargate, and cast steel maker, 14 Plum street Hodgson George, bone crusher, and emery, polishing paste, agricul- tural compost, and English guano manufacturer, pot and coke grinder, &c. Walk mill, Twelve o'Clock ; house 144 Harvest lane Hodgson Hannah, shopkeeper, 46 Bailey street Hodgson Mrs Isabella Maria, gentlewoman, Western bank Hodgson Jas. tableknife mfr. & vict. Royal Standard, 172 St Mary's rd Hodgson John, gentleman, Goddard Hall, near Crabtree Hodgson John, accountant and collector, 108 Broomhall street Hodgson John, shoemaker, Bowling green street Hodgson John, tailor, 36 South street, Park Hodgson Joseph, agent to the Butterley Iron Co. 7 Norfolk row Hodgson Miss Mary, Broom parade, Ecclesall New road Hodgson Robert, saddler and harness maker, 159 Gibraltar street Hodgson Thomas, brass moulder, 10 St Philip's road Hodgson Wm. house, sign, &c. painter, 133 Devonshire street Hodgson Wm. tailor, 149 West street Hodkin Mrs Hannah, milliner, 50 South street Hodkin John, comb maker, 32 Cumberland street Hodkin John, wheelwright and joiner, 15 Weigh lane Hodkin Joseph, shopkeeper and silversmith, Hanover street Hoe Mrs Christiana, Spring view, Crookes Hogen John, shoemaker, 7 Hawley croft Hogg James, vict. and brewer, Warm Hearthstone, 7 Townhead st Hogg Miss Eliza, 170 South street Hogg Wm. plasterer, 7 Cheney square Holbem Thomas, painter, court 13 Fargate Holborn Robert, penknife manfr. 230 Solly st ; house 236 Brook hill Holden Benjamin, warehouseman, 10 Red hill Holden George, watchmaker, jeweller, & public horologist, 47 Fargate Holden James, grocer and draper, 133 Broad lane Holden Wm. gardener, Brightside lane Holdsworth Albert, bank clerk, Ecclesall New road Holdsworth Henry, shopkeeper, 51 Copper street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 141 Holdsworth Joseph, tailor, 29 Smithfield Holdsworth Wm. grocer and tea dealer, 60 Snig hill Holdsworth Wm. silver and metal roller, Old Park Mills Holland Amos, metalsmith, Farfield Holland Amos, shopkeeper and vict. Cluh Mill Tavern, 39 Smithfield Holland Charles, vict. Foresters, 149 Rockingham street Holland Mr Charles and Mrs Sarah, 188 Brook hill Holland Mrs Frances, milliner, 7 Westfield terrace Holland Edward, attorney's clerk, Crookes Holland George Calvert, M.D. 15 Eyre street Holland Misses Jane, Mary, Elizabeth, and Hannah, Upperthorpe Holland John, curator to Literary & Philo. Society ; h Intake road P., Holland John, brass tap, &c. maker and gas fitter, 33 Silver st. head Holland Joseph, silversmith, (j.) 33 Leadmill road Holland Richard, saw, file, &c. manufacturer ; house Upperthorpe Holland Wm. swivel maker, court 3 High street, Park Holland Wm. vict. Golden Ball, 16 Pond street Hollely Matthew Henry, pen blade forger, 44 Rockingham street Hollely Samuel, turner, teapot handle manfr. and fitter of plated wares, 46 Eyre street Holley Wm. plasterer, 171 Tudor street, Little Sheffield Holliday Read, ammonia, &c. mfr. Sheaf island ; house Huddersfield Hollins Benjamin, mason and builder, 62 Suffolk road Hollins John, beerhouse keeper, 42 Orange street Hollins Wm. palette knife manufacturer, court 102 South st. Park Hollinsworth James, tailor, 39 Duke street, Park Hollinsworth Wm. wheelwright, 31 South street, P ; h 5 Anson st Hollis Greorge, shoemaker, Crown alley, Park Hollis John, shoemaker, 11 Duke street lane, Park Hollowey Llewellin, brush manufacturer, 120 Young street Holman Nicholas Robt, fellmonger, 118 Bridge st ; house Chapel st Holme Richard, Old Raven, beerhouse, 53 West street Holmes Adam, shoemaker and toll collector, Broomhill Holmes Anthony, shoemaker, 58 Burgess street Holmes Charles, pen and pocket knife mfr. 293 Shales moor Holmes Charles, table knife manufacturer, 90 Wellington street Holmes Edward, nurseryman and seedsman ; h 61 Occupation road Holmes George, butcher, 80 Westbar Holmes Henry, shoemaker, 144 South street, Park Holmes James, builder and road contractor, 45 Broomhall street Holmes James, penknife manufacturer, Garden street Holmes John and Co. scissor, razor, and pen, pocket, and table knife manufacturer, 8 Wellington street Holmes John, pen and pocket knife manfr. Broom spring lane Holmes John, clog & patten maker, 49 Snighill ; h 6 Kellain island Holmes Joseph, shopkeeper, 105 South street, Park Holmes Joseph, confectioner, 131 Gibraltar street Holmes Joseph, plumber, glazier, and painter, 182 West street Holmes Joseph, shopkeeper, 21 Effingham street Holmes Jph. and Son, spring knife infrs. 10 Cross Smithfield Holmes Joseph, sen ; h 42 Morpeth st ; Jph. jun. h 60 Wentworth st Holmes Michael, beerhouse, 1 1 8 Duke street, Park 142 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Holmes Samuel, bookkeeper, 12 Bowling green street Holmes Samuel Furness, surveyor, Fulwood bar, Broomhill Holmes Thomas, plumber, glazier, and gas fitter, 8 New Haymarket Holmes Thomas, plasterer, 16 Fitzwilliam street Holmes Wm. hairdresser and perfumer, Little Sheffield Holmes Wm. razorsmith, 179 Fitzwilliam street Holroyd George, mason and bricklayer, 232 Solly street Holroyd John, razor scale presser, 116 Rockgm. st; h Granville st Holroyd Mary, at News Room, 5 East parade Holroyd Wm. razor scale presser, Jericho street Holy Daniel and Geo. merchants, steel converters, and mfrs. of table, pen and pocket knives, razors, saws, and edge tools, 4 Eyre lane; house Burnt Stones, Upper Hallam Holy Thos. Beard, Esq. Norfolk row ; house Norton House Home Rev. Jas. C, M.A. asst. curate of St George's, Adelaide place Hoole and Brooksbank, merts. steel refiners, and file, saw, and table. shoe, and butcher knife manufacturers, Malinda street Hoole Chas. grocer and agent for Earl's Roman cement, 16 Castle st ; house Hallam gate Hoole Charles, vict. Little Tankard, 11 Westbar green Hoole Fras. solicitor & notary, 7 Meeting house In ; h Whitehouse In Hoole Henry, file, saw, &c. manfr ; house 2 Wilkinson street Hoole Henry Elliot, stove grate, fender and fire iron mfr. Green lane Works ; house Glossop road Hoole Jas. gentleman, and Misses Sarah and Margt. Western bank Hoole Joseph, bookkeeper, 103 Wentworth terrace Hoole Miss Martha, 7 Fox street Hoole Mrs Martha, Whitehouse lane ; and Mrs Margaret, William st Hoole, Staniforth, and Gray, file, saw, steel, &c. mfrs. 31 Arundel st Hoole Wm. leather dresser and dealer, 34 Pinstone street Hoole Wm. mfr. (firm Hoole and Brooksbank ;) h Claremont place Hopkin Richard, shopkeeper and beerseller, 40 Weigh lane Hopkins Mrs Elizabeth, milliner, hosier, &c. 24 Angel street ; house 4 West John street Hopkins Jph. bookseller and stationer, Sub-post office, 159 West st Hopkinson Daniel, vict. King's Arms, 17 Fargate Hopkinson George, cowkeeper, 71 Edward street Hopkinson James, cowkeeper and coal dealer, 29 Daisy walk Hopkinson John, vict. Red Lion, 39 Hartshead Hopkinson John, leather cutter; house 26 Change alley Hopkinson Joseph, gardener, 9 Nursery street Hopkinson Patrick, brace and belt maker, 44 Campo lane Hopkinson Stephen, cowkeeper, 70 Porter street Hopkinson Thomas, tailor, 54 Nursery street Hopkinson Wm. and Brothers, leather cutters, &c. 24 Change alley Hopkinson Wm. leather cutter, &c ; house Adelaide place Horn Thomas, butcher, 11 Bow street Horn Wm. Ibbetson and Co., merchts. and steel, saw, file, edge tool, scythe, and fender mfrs. 67 Bridge street ; and tilters and rollers, fFisewood ; house 87 Pye bank Horn castle Henry, chemist and druggist, 46 Fargate Horncastle Elizabeth, dressmaker, 37 Pond hill SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 143 Horner Henry, millwright and engineer, 10.5 Button lane Horner Simpson, bookbinder and gilder, 56 West street Horrabin Samuel, engraver and etcher, 162 Solly street Horrabin Samuel, merchant and manufacturer ; house Western bank Horrabin Wm. and Saml. merchants and pen, pocket, and sportsman'* knife, razor, &cc. manufacturers, 12 Red hiil Horrabin Wm. merchant and manufacturer ; house Western villa Horrabin Win. Buxton, etcher and engraver, 60 Hollis croft Horrax Mrs Fanny, dressmaker, 110 Carver street Horridge Hy. razor, spring knife, &c. mfr. c7 Eyre st ; h Greeiihill Horridge Wm. stag cutter. 28 Bow street ; house Broom spring lane Horsfall Joseph, mason, 43 Campo lane Horsfield Fredc. Withy, wire worker, 73 South st ; h 14 Bramall lane Horsfield George, baker and confectioner, 78 Burgess street Horsfield Henry Rich, saw maker ; house 45 Charles street Horsfield "Win. John, plumber and glazier, 237 Allen street Horton Mrs Alfred, Hanover place Horton James, paper traveller, 137 Trafalgar street Horton Joseph, file manfr. ct. 3 Leicester st ; house 164 Edward st Horton Mrs Mary, Hanover buildings, Hanover street Horton Richard, vict. Matilda Tavern, 100 Matilda street Hotham Joshua, warehouseman, 111 Carver street Hotham Richard, table knife manufacturer, 55 West street Hough Benjamin, tailor, 139 Broomhall street Hough Francis, shoemaker, 58 Button lane Houldsworth Jph. & Co. ivory, stag, buck, & horn cutters, 15 Grindlegt Houldsworth Joseph, fork maker ; house Woodside Houldsworth and Kirkby, fork makers, Woodside. Houit George, cowkeeper, 29 Sussex street Hoult John, joiner, 91 Arundel street ; house Suffolk road Hoult John Smith, shopkeeper, 27 Scotland street Hoult Richard, currier, 29 Pond hill Hounam Robert, pen and pocket knife manufacturer, 159 Edward st Hounsfield George, Esq. coal owner, dough House Hounsfield Thomas, gentleman, IVoodhxll, Occupation road Hounsfield, Wilson, Dunn, and Jeffcock, (Sheffield Coal Co.j colliery owners, Soap house, Park, Manor, Corker bottoms, Arbourthorne. Birley vale, and Deep pits ; coal yard, New Haymarket Housley Elizabeth, vict. Fountain, 19 Pinfold street Housley George, haft turner, 154 Tudor street, Little Sheffield Housley Henry, beerhouse keeper, 8 Russell street Housley Mrs Mary, 16 King street, Portmahon Howard Mrs Alice, 157 Trafalgar street Howard Caroline, lodgings, 25 Coalpit lane Howard Geo. silversmith, and Mrs. applier of leeches, 6 Nursery street Howard Harry, sheath mounter & clasp, &c. mkr. Harmer In. gardens Howard and Hawksworth, mfrs. of silver and plated goods, 9 Orchard lane, (and 5 Salisbury street, Strand, London) Howard James, steel melter, court 90 Rockingham lane Howard John, lancet manufacturer, S Bowling green street Howard John, blacksmith, 16 Commercial st ; house 13 Bakers hill Howard John, shoemaker and cowkeeper, 23 Button lane 144 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Howard Thomas, stamp office clerk ; house Attercliffe Howard Thomas Birks, artist, 103 Fitzwilliam street Howard Wm. silver plate manufacturer ; house Bridgefield, Pitsmoor Howard Wm. penknife manufacturer, 26 Pea croft Howarth Ann Bardwell, shoe dealer, 28 Fargate Howarth James, edge tool and engraver's, die sinker's, and turner's tool manfr., cast steel drawer, &c. 121 Fitzwilliam st ; h 7 Broom close Howarth John, hat dresser, 22 Blue Boy street Howarth Rev. Thomas, A.B. second master, Wesley Collage Howe Abraham, merchant and brewer ; house Broadfield Howe Charles, shoemaker, 72 Duke street Howe George, shopkeeper, 73 Jessop street Howe John, table knife manufacturer, 27 Broomspring lane Howe John, beerhouse and shopkeeper, 31 Pond hill Howe John, coach bookkeeper, 4 Old Haymarket Howe John, razorsmith, Burtonhead Howe Michael, confectioner and baker, 125 and 131 South street Howe Wm. table knife manufacturer, 83 Hollis croft Howe, Smith, & Co. ale and porter brewers & maltsters, Don Brewery, 6 Penistone road Howell Joseph Bennet, bookkeeper, Talbot place, Park Howgate Benj. mark maker, 52 Furnival st ; h Ecclesall New road Howgate George, steel refiner and converter, 35 Furnival street Howgate Henry, steel melter, Ecclesall New road Howgate and Ford, fire clay dealers, Ecclesall New road Howgate Samuel, steel refiner ; house Ecclesall New road Howgate Samuel, jun. steel converter and refiner, and cutlery dlr. 45 Pea croft, and manufacturer of James Cam's files, 54 Pond street Howitt Thomas, waiter, 37 Norfolk street Howlden Adam, cowkeeper, Infirmary road Howlden Mrs Ann, Crookes Howlden Edward, japanner, bronzer, tea canister manfr., and dealer in scales, beams, weights, coffee mills, &c. 125 Solly street Howlden John, steward at Wesley College, Glossop road Howlden Richard, traveller, Clarkhouse lane Howman Hannah, milliner, 77 Trippet lane Howson Geo. mfr. (in firm T. Sansom and Sons ;) h 45 Norfolk st Howson George, grocer and flour dealer, 48 Westbar green Howson Henry, grocer, tea dealer, coffee roaster, and dealer in gun- powder, shot, &c. 23 Snighill, corner of Bank street Howson John, hair dresser and perfumer, 8 Old Haymarket Howson Jane, milliner, 205 Moorfields Howson Jph. awl blade and machine tooth mfr. 87 Oborne street Howson Luke, pork butcher, 43 Scotland street Howson Wm. shopkeeper, Oborne street Hoyes Thomas, joiner and shopkeeper, 17 Wellington street Hoyland Mr Edward, Nether edge Hoyland Miss Elizabeth, 177 Western bank Hoyland Mrs Elizabeth, ladies' school, 22 Gell street Hoyland Francis, traveller, 58 Suffolk road Hoyland Frederick, beerhouse, Sun, 78, South street, Park Hoyland Frederick, printer, stationer, and engraver, 18 St James's row SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 145 Hoyland George, shoemaker, 9 Bernard street Hoyland George Wm. Rivers, tailor and draper, 5 Surrey street Hoyland Hugh, law clerk, Sheaf bank, Leadmill road Hoyland James Brammer, silversmith, 7 Suffolk road Hoyland Jonathan, cowkeeper, 19 L Rockingham street Hoyland Jonathan, bristle merchant and assorter, 18 Paradise square ; house East view, Pisgah Hoyland Joseph, baker and flour dealer, 240 Moorfields Hoyland Wm. chemist and druggist, 9 Church street Hoyland Wm. joiner and builder, 20 Suffolk road Hoyland Wm. butcher, 39 Broad lane ; house Stannington Hoyle Ann, dressmaker, 5 Jericho street Hoyle James, letter founder ; house Railway street, Bridgehouses Hoyle John, gentleman, 77 Meadow street Hoyle John, diesinker, seal, &c. engraver, and mark & punch maker, 80 West street Hudson Ann, Catholic schoolmistress; house Burton head Hudson Benjamin, vict. Golden Ball, 6 Townhead street Hudson Charles, grocer and flour dealer, 95 West st. & 146 Solly st Hudson Fretwell, chemist, druggist, and horse and cattle medicine vendor, 107 Westbar Hudson Edward, merchant and steel manufacturer ; h East cliff. Park Hudson Edward, bay and straw dealer, 1 Nursery street Hudson Henry, butcher, 125a. West street Hudson Henry, cowkeeper, court 23 New George street Hudson John, brewer; house 34 Mount Zion buildings Hudson John, pen, pocket, and sportsman's knife manufacturer; court 18 Duke street ; house 45 Button lane Hudson John, shopkeeper, 20 Porter street Hudson Joseph, parish clerk, 2 Vicar lane Hudson Joseph, vict. Golden Cock, 78 Broad street Hudson Joseph, chemist and druggist, 137 South street Hudson Joseph, grocer and flour dealer, 29 Westbar Hudson Joseph, horn button manufacturer, 60 ; house 78 Broad street Hudson Martha, milliner, &c. 5 Division street Hudson Matthew, steel refiner, 53 Carver st ; h 51 Rockingham lane Hudson Julia, vest maker, 4 Cricket Inn road Hudson Robert, French polisher ; house 121 Broomhall street Hudson Thomas, beerhouse, Union Tavern, 21 Duke street Hudson Thomas, chemist and druggist, 2 Broad lane Hudson Thomas, shopkeeper, 25 Anson lane Hudson W T m. joiner and cabinet maker, Burton head Hudson Mr Wm. ; and Ann, schoolmistress, 17 St Philip's terrace Hudson Wm. pork butcher, 1 6 Waingate Hufton Martha and Elizabeth, milliners, 16 Carver street Hughes Rev Joseph, B.A. curate of Ecclesall, Banner cross Hughes James, saw handle maker, 282 Rockingham street Hughes Miss Martha, 36 Regent terrace Hukin Alfred, vict. Parrot Inn, 7 Button lane Hukin John, butcher, 40 Bramall lane Hull Robert, manfr. (in firm Revitt and Hull ;) house Barber nook Hulley George, shopkeeper, Hanover street N 146 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Hulley John, wood turner, ct 16 Bailey st. & beerhouse, 13 Burgess st Hulley Mary, shopkeeper, 22 Jessop street Hulley Samuel, shopkeeper and beerseller, 170 Young street Humberston and France, wood turners, 4 Norfolk lane Humberston Vienna, wood turner, h Snow hill gardens, Park Hurafrey John Hambly, sec. to Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway Company, Old Hay market ; house Mount Villa, Glossop road Humfrey Win. Lebbins, hosier, straw hat dealer, and agent for the patent funeral carriages, 22 and 60 High street Humphrey Anu, widow, 193 Rockingham street Humphrey Win. cow keeper, Ellis street Hunsley John, painter and vict. Queen's Head Inn, 18 Castle street Hunsworth Abel, grocer, &c. Infirmary road Hunt and Co. carriers, 60 Eyre street, and 9 Railway station Hunt Frederick, carrier, house 5 Sandon place Hunt and Jennings, drapers and silk mercers, J6 Market place Hunt James, tea pot knob, &c. manufacturer, 53 Milton street Hunt John, highway clerk and collector, 40 Hallcar terrace Hunt John, boot and shoe maker, 155 Gibraltar street Hunt Joseph, draper, &c ; house 33 Gell street Hunt Robert Marsden, corn and flour dealer, 31 King street Hunt Thomas, shoemaker, 12 Lord street Hunter Charles, shovel maker, 93 Peacroft Hunter Charles, gas retort fitter, 21 Shude hill Hunter Edwin, scissor and shear manufacturer, 164 Broomhall street Hunter Ernest, shopkeeper and beerseller, 32 Bailey lane Hunter George Cavill, butcher, 15 Shambles ; house Intake Hunter Henry, painter, 19 Porter street Hunter Joseph, shopkeeper, 118 Trafalgar street Hunter Luke, boot and shoe maker, 121 Barker's pool Hunter Michael, merchant and table knife manufacturer, Talbot IVorks, 55 Andrew street ; house Burngreave road Hunter Wm. merchant, and table, shoe, and butcher knife manufac- turer, 62 Carver street ; house 67 Hanover street Hunter Wm. painter, 36 Sycamore street Hunter Wm. horse dealer and vict. Travellers' Rest, 135 South st Huntington Thomas, joiner and builder, ct 25 Flat st ; h 160 Pond st Huntsman Francis, steel refiner and converter, Attercliffe Hurst Crispin, shoemaker, 4/ Silver street Hurst Hannah, Lancasterian schoolmistress ; house Shepherd street Hurst Samuel, shoemaker, 29 Silver street head Hurst Thomas, bookkeeper, 5 Hoyle street Hurst Wilson, hosier, 37 Silver street head, and 31 King street Hurt and Allott, fluters and chasers, 5 Union lane Hurt Charles, green grocer and file cutter, 88 Broomhall street Hurt Francis, grocer and flour dealer, 130 Allen street Hurt Elizabeth, upholstress, 42 Bridge street Hurt Henry, fluter, chaser and vict. Royal Oak, 138 Pond street Hurt Thomas, spring knife manfr. 42 Orchard lane ; h ct 23 Holly st Husband Richard, hatter, 62 High street Husband Wm. shoemaker, 55 Hawley croft Husler Wm. bricklayer and mason, 20 Russell street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. M7 Hutchinson Charles, silversmith, 33 St Philip's terrace Hutchinson Charles, shopkeeper and coal dealer, 27 New street, P. Hutchinson George, farmer, Salmon pastures, Burton head Hutchinson George, edgetool maker, and Charlotte, straw hat maker, 35 Talbot street Hutchinson Henry, surgeon's inst. &c. manfr ; h Springfield place Hutchinson Henry, draper and druggist, Broomhill place Hutchinson Henry, butcher, 40 Shambles ; house 179 South st. P. Hutchinson John, butcher, 49 Shambles; house Richmond Hutchinson John, shopkeeper and well sinker, 40 Kenyon alley Hutchinson Joseph, butcher, 37 Shambles ; house Handsworth Hutchinson Robert, butcher, 51 Shambles; house Lamb hill Hutchinson Samuel, butcher, 53 Shambles ; and cattle dlr. Lamb hill Hutchinson Thomas, butcher, 64 Meadow street, and 66 Shambles Hutchinson Thomas, baker, 58 Westbar green Hutchinson Thomas, horn presser, court 89 Hollis croft ; h Little hill Hutchinson Wm. joiner, Ecclesall New road Hutchinson Wm. gentleman, Broomhall Hutchinson Wm. shoemaker, 1 38 Solly street Hutchinson Wm. and Henry, manfrs. of surgical and veterinary in- struments, scissors, lancets, fleams, stomach pumps, syringes, pill machines, medicine chests, &c. 76 Norfolk street Hutchinson Wm. surgical instrument, &c. manfr ; h Broomhall vale Hutchinson Wm. edgetool forger, 13 Clarence street Mutton Charles, grocer and flour dealer, 110 Duke street, Park Hutton George, grocer, &c. house 123 Broad lane Hutton Mark, spring knife manufacturer, court 5 Bower street Hutton Wm. Carr and Son, platers on steel ; manfrs. of fruit and des- sert knives, spoons, &c ; dealers in British plate, and agents for Gillott's steel pens, 27 High street ; house 16 Hanover square Hutton Wm. grocer and flour dealer, 107 South street Hyde Christopher, commission agent, Steel bank Hyde John, auditor and collector, 84 Norfolk st ; h 67 Wentworth ter Hyde Mary, shopkeeper, 128 Porter street Hyde Wm. bookkeeper, Sheaf Island, Effingham street Hyde Wm. comb maker, 35 Red hill Hydes Martha, beerhouse keeper, 4 Paternoster row Hydes Sarah, butcher, 92 Allen street Hydes Wm. butcher, 32 Bridgehouses Hydes Wm. cutlery founder, 11 Bowling green street Hynes Patrick, tailor, 43 Lee croft I bberson Elizabeth, coal leader, 38 Wellmeadow row Ibberson Edwin, spring knife manufacturer, court 15 Daisy walk I bberson Joseph, warehouseman, 258 Bright street Ibberson Samuel, spring knife manfr. and tripe dresser, Castle folds in Ibberson Samuel, timber salesman, 121 Saville street Ibberson Wm. farmer, Edge end Ibbitt Wm. chaser, 152 Broad lane Ibbotson Alexander, cowkeeper, Cherrytree hill Ibbotson Brothers, merchants and manufacturers, Globe Works Ibbotson Frederick Wm. merchant ; house Globe Works Ibbotson George, pen and pocket knife manufacturer, 8 Silver street 148 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Ibbotson George, ivory cutter, Crookesmoor side Ibbotson Henry, boot and shoe maker, 56 Norfolk street Ibbotson John, metalsmith, 73 St Philip's road Ibbotson John, warehouseman, Hanover street Ibbotson John, vict. Palace Inn, 10 Baker's hill Ibbotson Joseph, gardener, 40 King street, and Brightside lane Ibbotson, Peace, and Co. merchants, steel, saw, file, edgetool, patent scythe, &c manufacturers, Eagle Works, 84 Russell street Ibbotson Richard, saw, calico web and machine knife manufacturer, Sylvester street, Arundel street ; house 4 Broom close Ibbotson Samuel, cowkeeper, Hillfoot Ibbotson Thomas and Co. merchants, and steel, joiner's tool, saw, file, table knife, and skate manufrs. Paternoster row, and 81 Charles st Ibbotson Thomas, sen. merchant and manufacturer ; h 5 Hanover sq Ibbotson Thomas, jun. merchant and manufr ; h 31 Paternoster row Ibbotson Mr Thomas, Philadelphia Ibbotson Thomas, shopkeeper, Infirmary road Ibbotson Thomas, Temperance coffee house, 50 Coalpit lane Ibbotson Wm. merchant ; house Globe works Ibbotson Wm. fender manufacturer ; house 5L North parade Illingworth Joshua, spring knife manufacturer, 99 Allen street Illingworth Joseph, schoolmaster, 131 Thomas street Ince George, accountant, &c ; house 19 Clarence street Ingall Mrs Grace, 19 Howard street Ingall John, bookkeeper, 7 Monmouth street Ingall Thos. agent to Muntz and Co. ; h Ratcliffe's place, Broomhili Ingham Dan Taylor, bookseller and stationer, 34 Union street Tngham Thomas, shopkeeper, 184 West street Ingham Mrs Grace, 31 Spitalfield grove Ingle and Trickett, brass founders and saw screw, and clock brass manufacturers, 51 Rockingham street Ingle Joshua, brass founder, &c ; house 38 Gell street Ingle Sarah, lace and hosiery dealer, 12 Castle street Ingleby Edward, merchant, 253 Portobello ; house 7 Hanover square Ingleson Andrew, tobacco and snuff mfr. 2 Lady's bridge ; h Nelson pi Ingleson Martha, milliner, 37 Wicker Inkersall Joseph George, warehouseman, 17 Regent street Inman Edwin, farmer, Cockshutts, near Norwood Innis Thomas, shoemaker, 5 Broad lane Innocent Jno. bookseller, stationer, binder, & register office, 7Campo lis Innocent John, pen and pocket knife mfr. court 80 West street Innocent Mr John, 16 St Philip's road, Brookhill Irish W T m. whitesmith, 15 Ward street, Moorfields Irons Edward, boot and shoe maker, 13 Old Haymarket Ironside Isaac, accountant, &c ; house Barber nook Ironside James, valuer, &c. 22 Bank street Ironside Samuel & Son, accountants, estate agents, and share brokers, 22 Bank street Ironside Samuel, accountant, &c ; house 19 St Philip's terrace Irving James, tailor and draper, 29 South street. Park Isaacs, Wm. Harrison, reporter for the Iris, 87 Broomhall street Ives Jonathan, rope and twine maker, 225 Moorfields SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 149 Jackson Ann, shopkeeper, 115 Barker's pool Jackson Charles, shoemaker, 49 Kenyon alley Jackson Charles, razor manufacturer, 65 Hermitage street Jackson Charles, baker and flour dealer, 42 Silver street head Jackson Mrs Elzaheth, Spring vale, Steel bank Jackson Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 26 Chapel street Jackson Francis, ham and bacon dealer, 45 Church street Jackson George, razor mfr. Cross George street, Philadelphia Jackson George, cowkeeper, 21 Ellis street Jackson Henry, surgeon, 1 St James's row Jackson Henry, merchant and manfr ; house 34 Charlotte street Jackson Isaac, brush maker, 104 Carver street Jackson Isaiah, bookkeeper, Sheldon street Jackson James, collector and house agent, 156 West street Jackson James, shopkeeper, 4 Duke street, Park Jackson John, scissor manufacturer, 20 Furnace hill Jackson John, tallow chandler, (j.) 93 Fitzwilliam street Jackson Mr Joseph, 34 Radford street Jackson Martin, grocer and flour dealer, 18 Carver street Jackson Mrs Martha, Gloucester street Jackson Mary, shopkeeper, 120 Portobello street Jackson Mary, carrier to Hull, &c. 30 Furnival st. & 8 Railway station Jackson Mary Esther, Wesleyan school, Chapel walk Jackson Miss Olivia, Spring place, Convent walk Jackson Robert, saw, &c. manufacturer ; house Saville street Jackson Robert, bricklayer, &c. 157 South street, Park Jackson Samuel, merchant and manufacturer ; house Attercliffe Jackson Sarah, widow, 20 Coalpit lane Jackson, Stacey, and Smith, merchants & spring knife manufacturers, 34 Charlotte street Jackson Thomas, bookseller, &c ; house Leavy greave Jackson Thomas, brush mfr. 3 Pinstone st ; h Spring ter. Glossop rd Jackson Thomas Beckwith, agent, Lead Works office, 74 Eyre st Jackson Thos. Hewitt, cut glass manufacturer, 1 Pear st; h44Rockst Jackson William, surgeon, 18 Bank street; house 15 Gell street Jackson William, vict. Three Tuns, 110 Bridge street Jackson William, cabinet case, &c. mfr ; house 20 Clarence street Jackson William, comb manufacturer, 4 Surrey street, and toy, brush, &c. dealer, 51 Market place ; house Belmo?ite, Park Jackson William, pawnbroker, 88 Fargate Jackson Wm. rag, bone, and furniture dealer, 52 Allen street Jackson Wm. razor scale presser, Cross George street, Philadelphia Jackson Wm. file maker, 24 Regent street Jackson Wm. hairdresser, 40 Bridgehouses Jackson Mr Wm. Henry, East view, Pisgah Jackson Wm. merchant, East view, Pisgah Jacob Rev George Andrew, M.A. principal, Collegiate school Jacob Ephraim, furrier and watch material dealer, 36 Bow street J aggers George, fork guarder, 29 Lambert street James Edward, shoemaker, 67 Milton street James Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 38 Bridgehouses James Wm. engraver, (j.) 7 Rock street n2 150 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. James Wm. painter, Barrel yard, 36 Duke street, Park Jaques Sarah, lodgings, 8 Milk street Jacques Joseph, box and trunk maker, 64 Broad street Jarvis Edward, maltster, 13 Spring street ; house Philadelphia Jarvis Mrs Hannah, Rock terrace, Rock street Jarvis James, cooper and vict. Royal Oak, 91 Allen street Jarvis John, accountant and collector, 19 Milk street Jarvis John, vict. Sportsman, 14 Bridgehouses Jarvis and Sons, grocers, and flour, hop, & seed factors, 43 Snighill Jarvis Thomas, horn presser, &c. ; house Gloucester street Jarvis William, grocer, &c ; house Pitsmoor Jee Alfred S., railway engineer ; house Broomfield Jeeves Charles, brush, &c. manufacturer ; house Stanton broom Jeeves Edward, clerk, 5 Broom close Jeeves George and Sons, brush, hair seating, and curled hair manufac- turers, Little Sheffield Jeeves James, surgeon, Little Sheffield Jeeves John, sen. brush, &c. manufacturer ; house Baslow Jeeves John, jun. gentleman, Sharrow grange Jeeves Joseph, slater, 21 Kellam street Jeff Thomas, blacksmith and farrier, Bridgehouses Jeffcock E. C. law stationer, 53 Allen street Jeffcock George, brewer, (j.) 72 Meadow street Jeffcock Joseph, mason and shopkeeper, 152 Duke street, Park Jeffcock Thos. Dunn, mineral surveyor, 8 Haymarket ; h Brush Hs Jeffcock Wm. Esq. coal owner ; house High Hazles, near Darnall Jefferson Elizabeth, dressmaker, 2 1 Broomhall street Jefferys James, vict. Old English Gentleman, 12 Shude hill Jefferys Thos. Richard, glass cutter, 17 Castle mills ; h Neepsend Jeffries Richard, pork butcher, & ham & bacon dealer, 98 Westbar Jenkin Henry, shopkeeper, 280 Solly street Jenkinson Charles, painter, Beehive lane Jenkinson David, cowkeeper, Crookes moor side Jenkinson Mrs Elizabeth, 10 King street, Portmahon Jenkinson Farnall, bookkeeper, 67 Eyre street Jenkinson George, chemist and druggist, 46 Duke street, Park Jenkinson George, plasterer, Broomhill Jenkinson Henry, butcher, 148 Portobello street Jenkinson John, cowkeeper, Dun lane Jenkinson Joseph, edge tool finisher, 79 Charles street Jenkinson Thomas, wharf carrier, Blast lane Jenkinson Thomas, hammer maker, 65 Porter st; h 195 Eyre street Jenkinson Wm. hammer maker, 8 Union lane Jenkinson Wm. boot & shoe maker, & leather cutter & dlr.26 Waingt Jenkinson Wm. blacksmith, Exchange Inn lane ; h ct 3 Nursery st Jennings John Edward Herbert, druggist ; house 65 Orchard street Jennings Joseph, grocer and flour dealer, 73 South street, Park Jennings Robert Shirt, draper ; house Adelaide place Jennings Thomas, grocer and flour dealer, 238 Moorfields Jennings Wm. tailor, 34 Furnace hill Jennings Mr William, 29 Paternoster row Jennings Wm. butcher, 64 Silver street head SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, 151 Jepson John, haft and scale, hrnsh veneer, &c. cutter, and foreign wood dealer, Soho Wheel, 104 Bridge street ; h 134 Rockingham street Jepson John, bookkeeper, 12 Bower spring Jepson John Coates, accountant and collector, 15 Watson walK Jepson Matthew, grocer and flour dealer, 60 Fitzwilliam street Jepson Samuel, tailor, 36 River street Jepson Wm. shopkeeper and table knife mfr. 11 Meadow street Jervis Francis, cutlery founder, Cotton mill row Jervis George, chemist and druggist, 220 Glossop road Jervis George Matthewman, solicitor ; house Ouday, near Wadsley Jervis John Matthewman, clerk, 80 White croft Jervis Joseph, iron, cutlery, and brass founder, 8 Harmer lane Jessop Mrs Ann, Western bank Jessop Ann, cabinet maker and broker, 26 Fargate Jessop Misses B. and H. ladies' school, Spring ter. Glossop road Jessop Mrs Elizabeth, 112 Young street Jessop George, surgeon, 31 Wilkinson street Jessop James, turner, and cap and ferrule maker, Flockton's yard, Division street Jessop James, bookkeeper, Woodside, Pitsmoor Jessop Joseph, merchant's clerk, Broomspring lane Jessop Joseph, spectacle maker, Balm green ; house Bridgehouses Jessop Mrs Rebecca, (in firm Wm. & Sons) ; house Broom grove Jessop Samuel, comb mfr. Washington pi ; h 10 Bowden street Jessop Richard, cowkeeper, court 24 Victoria street Jessop Thomas, steel refiner, &c ; house Claremont place J essop Thomas, shopkeeper, 40 Chapel street Jessop Wm. and Sons, steel manufacturers, 34 Blast lane, and rollers and tilters, Brightside Jessop Wm. merchant, cutlery manufacturer, and tortoiseshell dealer, 9 Radford street ; house Western bank Jessop Wm. beerhouse, Raven, 12 Fitzwilliam street Jewitt Joseph, beadle to Cutlers' Company, 7 Church street Jewitt Wm. grocer and etcher, 21 Norfolk street Jewitt Wm. spring knife manufacturer, 6\ Duke street, Park J obson John, stove and fender mfr ; h 56 St George's square Joel George, nurseryman and gardener, Ecclesall New road Joel George, steel melter, 201 St Mary's road Joel Joshua, baker, 32 Broomhall street Johnson Mrs Ann, 20 Gell street Johnson, Cammell, and Co. merchants, and steel, file, and coach and railway spring manufacturers, Cyclops Works, Saville street Johnson Charles, confectioner, 12 Dixon lane Johnson Charles, joiner and builder, 11 Backfields Johnson Christopher, merchant and manfr ; house 57 Gell street Johnson David, watch and clock maker, and jeweller, 12 Campo lane Johnson Miss Frances, ladies' school, 68 Eyre street Johnson Eliza, teacher, St George's National school Johnson George and Co. razor, table knife, lancet, &c, manufacturers, 13 Porter street Johnson Geo. screw and bolt mfr. Love st ; house ct 6 Dun street Johnson George, joiner, (j.) 40 Chester street 152 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Johnson Geo. butcher, 4 Pinstone st. and 34 Trippet In ; h Attercliffe Johnson Henry, merchant and manufacturer ; h 231 Glossop road Johnson Henry, shopkeeper, 63 Westbar green Johnson Henry, potato dealer, Canal wharf; house 37 Old street, P. Johnson James, railway clerk, 35 Walker street Johnson James, razor mfr. 54 Broomhall st. and 66 Fitzwilliam street Johnson James, tailor, 4 Cross Burgess street Johnson James, butcher, 52 Pinstone street ; house Heeley Johnson John, provision dealer, 141 West street Johnson John, razor manufacturer, 11 Burgess street Johnson John, grocer, 126 South street Johnson John, coach trimmer and harness maker, 51 Carver street Johnson John, carrier, 150 Gibraltar street, and 7 Railway station Johnson John, file manager, Bioomsbury place Johnson John, cart owner, 39 Walker street Johnson Joseph, glass, china, and earthenware dealer, and filter manu- facturer, 61 Fargate Johnson Joseph, shoemaker, 4 Bath street Johnson Joshua, bookseller, &c. 30 Fargate Johnson Mary Ann, milliner and dressmaker, 93 Norfolk street Johnson Mary and Harriet, hatters and glovers, 11 Old Haymarket Johnson Matthew, pen and pocket kuife manufacturer, 34 Carver st Johnson Richard, watchmaker, 41 Fitzwilliam street Johnson Samuel, razor manager, 30 Clarence street Johnson Thomas Manby, steel, file, &c. mfr ; h Broomhall vale Johnson Thomas, cowkeeper and coal dealer, 97 Duke street, Park Johnson Wm. file manager, 24 Regent street Johnson Wm. cabinet maker & upholsterer, 84 Fargt; h Gloucester st Johnson Wm. razor manufacturer, 66 New Meadow street Johnson Wm. manager, Park Iron Works, Blast lane Johnson Wm. table knife grinder, 2 Grove row, Hillfoot Johnstone Henry, coach builder ; house 4 Baker's hill Johnstone John, travelling draper, 5 Carver street Johnstone John, mason and shopkeeper, 43 Wellington street Johnstone John, plumber and glazier; house 175 Eyre street Johnstone Mattw. shoe & butcher knife & steel mfr. 29 Wellington st Johnstone Wm. shoemaker, 16 Anson street Jolley John, silversmith, 111 Hanover street Jones Benjamin, butcher, 36 Charles st ; h 41 Arundel lane Jones Mrs C. gentlewoman, 205 Shrewsbury bank Jones David, fishmonger, 53 Silver street head Jones Edward, shopman, 8 Regent terrace Jones Edward, professor of music, 37 Westfield terrace Jones Ellis, butcher, 60 Pinstone street Jones Francis, organ builder, 29 Westfield terrace Jones Mr George, 111 Wentworth terrace Jones Rev Hy. Denson, B.A. chaplain at the Infirmary; \\Upperthorpe Jones Mr Hugh, 35 Regent street Jones John, linen and woollen draper, and room paper, carpet, straw bonnet, and feather warehouse, 63 Market pi ; h Bromngrove House Jones John, patent table knife manufacturer, 14 Westfield terrace Jones John, furniture broker, 25 Allen street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 153 Jones Joseph, bookkeeper, 187 Eyre street Jones Mary, shoemaker, 36 Townhead street Jones Samuel, bookkeeper, Hanover street Jones Samuel, cowkeeper, 130 Broomhall street Jones Mrs Sarah, 145 South street, Park Jones Thomas, butcher, 212 Glossop road, corner of Regent street Jones Wm. scissor and shear manufacturer, court 27 High street Jones Wm. shoemaker, 21 Little Pond street Jones Wm. eating house, 30 Furnival road Jones Wm. silver plater, Hanover place Joseph Mrs Elizabeth, 59 Watery street Jordan Ann, shopkeeper, Hanover street Jow John, vict. Star, 181 Gibraltar street Jowitt Barnabas, file maker, Gas office yard ; h 72 Chester street Jowitt Charles, shopkeeper, 81 St Philip's road, Portmahon Jowitt Jonas, butcher, Sheaf bridge ; h 54 Duke street lane, Park Jowitt Joseph, butcher, Shambles ; h 14 Cricket Inn road Jowitt Wm. blade forger, Ecclesall New road Jubb Henry, gentleman, Broomfield, Glossop road Jubb John, compositor, 44 Bramall lane Jubb Samuel, miller, (foreman,) 59 Fitzwilliam street Jubb Thomas, furniture broker, 20 Westbar green Judd James, draper ; house 65 Market place Judge John, table knife manufacturer, 7 Love fane Judson Charles, hairdresser and perfumer, 33 Baker's hill Jukes Mrs., St Paul's school, Charles street Kavanagh Rev Matthew, Catholic priest, 6 Norfolk row Kay Ann, shopkeeper, 14 Meadow street Kay David, grocer, and corn, flour, British wine, &c. dealer, 239 Glossop road, top of Hanover street Kay Edward, traveller, 86 Hanover street Kay Mrs Elizabeth, Clarkson street Kay Francis, cut nail manufacturer ; house 36 Arundel street Kay Francis, grocer and earthenware dealer, 158 Duke street, Park Kay George, boot and shoe maker, 38 Eyre lane Kay George Henry, shoemaker, 38 Wicker lane Kay Hannah, Hoyle street school ; house Victoria street Kay Henry beerhouse keeper, 5 Andrew street Kay John, farrier and beerhouse, 145 Gibraltar street Kay John, coach builder, Blonk street ; house 18 Church street Kay John, eating and beerhouse keeper, 23 Change alley Kay John Robert, gilder, and gilt spoon manufacturer, 18 Meadow street ; house Clarkson street Kay Joseph, boot and shoe maker, 57 Broomhall street Kay Mary, dressmaker, 17 Hicks lane Kay Richard, grocer and tea dealer, 20 Church st. and 58 High street Kay Robert, coffee house keeper, 61 Wicker Kay Thomas, butcher, 24 Union street Kay and Wild, cut nail manufacturers, 26 Forge lane Kaye Wm. watch and clock maker, ] 57 Gibraltar street Keane Wm. tailor, 7 Flat street Keats Joseph, wood turner and chair maker, 78 Broad lane 154 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Kell Richard, old clothes dealer, 31 Westbar green Kelly Rev Edward Gore, M.A. incumbent of St John's, Belmonte, P. Kelly James, hawker, 10 Spring street Kelly John, journeyman bookbinder, Black Lion yard, Snighill Kelly John, tailor, 27 Smith street Kelly Thomas, shoemaker, Anson street lane Kelsey James, shoemaker, Sheldon street Kelsey Win. shopkeeper, 43 Devonshire lane Kenderdine Edw. & Rd. boot & shoe mfrs. 52 High st. & Manchester Kenney Edward, hackney coachman, 18 Smith street Kent James, ironfounder, &c ; house 64 Nursery street Kent Wm. scissor and plated shear manufacturer, 5 1 Carver street Kent Wm. hairdresser, 1 Wellington street Kenworthy George, shopkeeper, 31 Nursery street Kenyon John and Co., merchants, and steel, file, saw, edge tool, &c. manufacturers, 4 Sheldon row Kenyon Wm. cooper and packing case maker, 89 Fargate, and court 3 Hartshead Kenyon Wm. saw maker, (j.) 150 Tudor street, Little Sheffield Keppell Alfred, tilter, 34 Cattle market Kettle Rd. salesman, and Mrs. ladies' school, Rock House, Rock st Kettle Mrs Elizabeth, upholstress, 113 Trafalgar street Key Josiah, vict. Old Green Man, 9 New Church street Keyworth John, vict. Ball in Tree, Clarkhouse lane Key worth Lionel, spring knife manufacturer, 145 Solly street Keyworth John, and Rodgers Joseph, whitesmiths, 45 St Thomas st Kidley Thomas, M.D. 210 Bath buildings, Glossop road Kidd Wm. Thornhill, registrar, Ecclesall New road Killham Thomas, vict. Newmarket Hotel, 20 Broad street Kilmister Wm. silversmith, (j.) 3 New George street Kilner David, silversmith, (j.) ct 50 Fitzwilliam street Kilner Henry, clay dealer, 45 Silver street Kilner Wm. beerhouse keeper, 9 Charles street Kilner Wm. engraver ; house Grey street, Bridgehouses King Henry, shoemaker, 10 Willey street King James, shopkeeper, 39 Broomhall street King James & Co. table and spearpoint knife mfrs. 115 Scotland st King John, shoemaker, 83 Campo lane King Robert, engraver and copperplate printer, 19 Burgess street King Simon, traveller, 109 Wentworth terrace King Thomas, pawnbroker, 68 Tenter street King Wm. coachman and proprietor, 171 South street, Park Kingston Caroline, National school, Sharrow moor Kirby Charles, shopkeeper, 1 River street, Pond hill Kirby Joel, traveller, 64 Suffolk road Kirby Sarah, baskat maker, 25 Bow street Kirby Thomas, painter, ct 10 Castle st ; house 78 Pye bank Kirk Edward, and Mrs Elizabeth, 20 Victoria street Kirk Henry, butcher, 160 Gibraltar street Kirk Mrs Hannah, Radford place Kirk John, joiner and builder, 5 Willey street Kirk John, sexton of parish church, court 1 Fargate SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 155 Kirk John and Son, table knife mfrs. ct 80 White croft ; h Garden st Kirk Joseph, estate agent, secretary to the Infirmary, agent to the London Assurance Co. and regr. of marriages, 33 Victoria street Kirk Joseph, vict. Cock, 59 Hollis croft Kirk Peter and Son, edge and joiners' tool, plane, patent auger, &c. manufacturers, 31 Norfolk lane Kirk Peter, jun. edge tool, &c. mfr ; house Sheaf bank Kirk Samuel, cutlery founder, 268 Shales moor ; house Brightside Kirk Thomas, butcher, 27 Westbar Kirk Wm. baker and confectioner, 91 West street, and spring knife manufacturer, Wheeldon lane Kirk Wm. and John, table knife manufacturers, court 3 White croft Kirkby George, fork maker ; house Crabtree Kirkby Mrs Hannah, Springfield place, Glossop road Kirkby James, mechanical dentist, 284 Rockingham street Kirkby John, merchant & manufacturer ; house 9 St George's terrace Kirkby John, brewer, Sheaf island, Effingham street Kirkby John, carver fork maker, Woodside Kirkby Joseph and Sons, merchants and manufacturers, 124 Rocking- ham street ; house 9 St George's terrace Kirkby Joseph, brewer's traveller, Sheaf island Kirkby Martin, grocer and beer seller, 55 Fitzwilliam street Kirkby Michael, beerhouse and shopkeeper, 173 Broomhall street Kirkby Samuel, furniture broker, 117 South street Kirkham David, shoemaker, 102 Bungay street, Park Kirkham Thomas, fruit and fish dealer, 126 Gibraltar street Kirkham Wm. tailor, 17 Castle folds Kirkman Captain James, barrack master, Bacon island Kirshaw Frederick, bricklayer, &c. court 42 Belfield terrace Kirshaw John, bricklayer, &c. 142 Watery lane Kirshaw John, table knife cutler, 13 Steelhouse lane Kitchen Richard, skate, busk, spring, steel truss, and umbrella frame, lancet, and palette & machine knife mfr. Earl st ; h 2 Broomhall pi Kitching Geo. manfr. of Britannia metal goods, 38 Lambert st ; house 62 St Philip's road, Portmahon Kitching George, shoemaker, 92 Bowden street Kitching John, M.R.C.S., asylum, Dar nail Hall Retreat Kitching Mrs Rebecca, Wood side, Pitsmoor Kitching Samuel Frederick, artist, 43 Trafalgar street Kitson John, tailor and draper, 13 High street, Park Kitson James, shopkeeper, 23 Castle folds Kitson George, shopkeeper, 10 Norwich street Kitson John, razor scale presser, 30 Hague lane Knapp Isaac, shopkeeper, 30 Doncaster street Knapton Mary and Harriet, dressmakers, &c. 4 Bramall lane Knapton Thos. scissor mfr. 5 Bower st ; house court 46 Queen st Knight Rev James, M.A., surrogate, and inct. of St Paul's, 5 Eyre st Knight Jonas, hosier, 108 Duke street, Park Knight Sarah, dressmaker, 97 Garden street Knight Thomas, vict. Arundel Castle, 225 Arundel street Knight Samuel, solicitor, 11 Bank street ; house 5 Eyre street Knowles Adam, traveller, 13 Regent street 156 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Knowles Miss Amelia, 56 Gell street Knowles George Henry, bailiff, 3 Lambert street Knowles John, silver plate mfr ; house 276 West bank, Glossop road Knowles John, fishmonger and green grocer, 103 and 112 South st Knowles Thomas, joiner and wheelwright, Broomhill Knowles Wm. gardener, 20 Bridgehouses, and Pitsmoor Kramer Christian, pork butcher, 1 Pinstone street Kramer Charles, pork butcher, 20 Union street Kramer Frederick, pork butcher, 65 Broomhall street Laister Mary, butcher, 74 Silver street head L'Aliemand George, traveller, Norfolk terrace Lamb Geo. furniture broker, and rag and scrap dealer, 92 Fargate Lamb James, bone button, &c. manufacturer, Sydney street Lamb Samuel, shoemaker, 69 Wentworth terrace Lambert John, brass founder, and manufacturer of taps and silver- smith's and plumber's brass work, 26, house 33 Charles street Lambert John, coach builder, 33 Carver street; house 46 Trafalgar st Lambert Thomas and Son, horse clippers, 22 Union lane Lambert Thomas, bone haft and scale cutter, t court 93 Carver street Lancaster Thomas, shopkeeper, 8 Castle green Landells Rev Wm. Burns, Independent minister, 14 Hanover square Landers Mrs Ann, Hanover street Landers John, diesinker, &c ; house Egerton street Langford George, tailor, 37 Lee croft Langley John, tailor, 8 Blonk street Langley John, porter, Ecclesall Union Workhouse Langton Edw. painter, 80 West st ; house 28 Mount Zion buildings Langton Mrs Mary, shopkeeper, 54 Division street Langton Wm. brickmaker, Burton head Lant Emma, eating house keeper, 13 Castle folds Lant Ishmael, wood turner, and manfr. of spade, shovel, and fork shafts, clay shovels, and edgetool handles, Twelve o'Clock Wheel ; house Greystock street Large John, plasterer, court 50 Fitzwilliam street Larner Henry, beerhouse, Millwrights' Arms, Philadelphia Larom Rev Charles, Baptist minister ; house Rock street Latham Lydia, dressmaker, 91 South street, Park Latham George, bank cashier, 35 Gell street Latham Wm. shopkeeper, 30 Broad lane Latham Wm. boot and shoe maker, 57 Allen street Laver Mary, shopkeeper, 15 New Church street Lavezoli John, shopkeeper, 20 Water lane Law Abraham, slater, and slate, &c. merchant, 23 New Church street Law Ann, furniture broker, 10 Coulston street Law James, spring knife manufacturer, 81 Back fields Law James, snuffer maker, 7 Grove row, Hillfoot Law John, shopkeeper, Little Sheffield Law Joseph, house surgeon, Infirmary Law Joseph, pen and pocket knife manufacturer, 118 Thomas street Law Misses Mary Ann and Sarah, 32 Gell street Law Mrs Martha & Misses Ann & Sarah, ladies' school, Western bank Law Philip, saw, file, edgetool, &c. manfr. & steel refiner, 60 Carver st SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 157 Law Thomas, mason and slater, court 32 Shepherd street Law Wm. chemist and druggist, 106 Duke street, Park Law Wm. railway porter, 29 Stanley street Lawrence Alfred, shopkeeper, 26 Rough bank, Park Lawrence Samuel, bookkeeper, 65 St Philip's terrace Lawrence Wm, fender manufacturer, Leicester street ; h Uppertliorpe Lawrence Wm. Michael, draper and hosier, 246 Moorfields Lawrence Wm. bookkeeper, 65 Watery street Lawson Francis, blacksmith and earthenware dealer, 292 Shales moor Lawson John, cork cutter, 43 Fargate Lawson Wm. law stationer, &c. house 92 Watery street Lawson Wm. beerseller, 284 Shales moor Lawton Edward, pen, pocket, and sportsman's knife, and surgical in- strument manufacturer, 25 Arundel street Lawton Frances, dressmaker, 58 Norfolk street Lawton Henry, spring knife manufacturer, 7 Sims croft ; h 3 Grindlegt Lawton John, boot and shoe maker, 37 Broad lane Lawton Paul, boot and shoe maker, 143 Trafalgar street Lawton Samuel, razor manufacturer, Bower spring, and 3 Sims croft Lawton Thomas, land surveyor, Wilkinson street Lawton Wm. grocer and flour dealer, 40 Westbar green Laycock Mrs Ann, 4 Gell street Laycock Charlotte, stay maker, 34 Burgess street Laycock Emma, straw hat maker, 191 Glossop road Laycock Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 46 Burgess street Laycock Henry, mason and bricklayer (j.) Hillfoot Laycock Hannah, earthenware dealer and shopkeeper, Hillfoot Laycock Isaac, fine scissor manufacturer, 49 Spring street Laycock James, hair seating and curled hair manufacturer, 84 Bridge street ; house 5 Bank street Laycock John, hair seating manufacturer ; house 42 Gell street Laycock Joseph and Co. hair seating and curled hair manufacturers, Matilda street ; house 49 Arundel street Laycock Joseph, blacksmith and wheelwright, 2 Allen street Laycock Mrs Mary, Somerville terrace Laycock Samuel & Sons, hair seating & curled hair mfrs. 24 Millsands Laycock Mrs S., Leavy greave Laycock Sarah, National schoolmrs. Carver street; h 191 Glossop rd Laycock Thomas and Co. hair seating and curled hair manufacturers, 137 Arundel street ; house 6 Gell street Laycock Wm. stone mason and quarry owner, 114 Barker's pool Laycock Wm. Edward, hair seating manufacturer ; h 1 Wilkinson st Layland Harriet, vict. Old Turk's Head, 108 Scotland street Layland John, comb maker, Love street ; house Upperthorpe Lazenby Wm. excise officer, Sheldon street, Little Sheffield Leach James, painter, 167 Rockingham street Leach John, bricklayer, School croft Leadbeater Alfred, grocer and maltster, Broomhill place Leadbeater Charles, whitesmith (j.) Rodley lane Leadbeater Hannah, green grocer, 66 Orchard street Leadbeater John, grocer and flour dealer, Ecclesall New road Leadbeater W r m. grocer and flour dealer, 187 Upper Allen street 158 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. ■ Leader Robert, senior, gentleman, Rock street Leader Robert, junior, bookseller, stationer, printer, and proprietor of the Sheffield and Rotherham Independent (Saturday,) 41 High st ;' printing office, 7 M ulberry street ; house 46 Gell street Leadley Francis, butcher, 25 Broad lane Leaf James, vict Reuben's Head, Lambert street Leather John Tawlerton, engineer of Waterworks, 14 Division street; house Leeds Lebond Richard, shoemaker, 95 Garden street Ledger Charles, razor manager, 4 Clarence street Ledger David, vict., Norfolk Arms, The Manor Ledger Edward, shopkeeper and beer seller, 64 Bailey lane Lee Abraham, funeral furnisher, 26 Little Pond street Lee Ann, dressmaker and upholstress, 69 St Philip's road Lee Arthur, fluter and shaper of silver goods, and clerk of St George's, 6 Monmouth street Lee Charles, shopkeeper, 2^ Duke street, Park Lee George, horn haft and scale presser, 45 Burgess street Lee George Henry, merchant & mfr; h Spring terrace, Glossop road Lee Henry and Co. merchants, and manufacturers of table cutlery and silver and plated desserts, (mark " Eureka") 19 New Church st Lee Henry, merchant and manufacturer; house Stanton broom Lee Henry, schoolmaster, Sharrow moor Lee James, teapot handle mkr., ct. 103 Fitzwm. st; h Broomspring In Lee John, shopkeeper, 7 St Philip's terrace Lee John, draper ; house 44 Angel street Lee John, tailor, 86 Pond street Lee Joseph, spectacle frame maker, 27 Chester street Lee Mrs Mary, fruiterer, 66 Pinstone street Lee Paul, table knife hafters' committee room, 7 Paradise square Lee Mrs Sarah, 10 Egerton street Lee Thomas, ivory cutter, 1 1 Egerton street Lee Wm. surveyor of highways, 40 Queen st ; house Western bank Lee Wm. wire worker, 61 Pond street Lee Wm. vict. Wentworth House, 18 Wentworth street Lee Wm. shopkeeper, 57 Furnival street Lee Wm. wood turner and buff and glazier manufacturer, 35 Burgess st Lee Wm. ivory cutter (j.) 51 School croft Leech John, shoemaker, 8 White Bear walk Leedell Robert, chair maker, Wreak's yard, 10 High street Leedham John, shoemaker, 38 Eldon street Leek James Leigh, vict. Garrick Tavern, 6 Sycamore street Leek Moses, cutlery founder, 46 Johnson street ; house 20 Stanley In Leesley John, mason, Ecclesall New road l^eggett John, shoemaker, 125 Saville street Leigh Henry, slater and mason, 81 Pea croft Lemons Francis, joiner, court 6 Lambert street ; h Cotton mill row Lemons John, hairdresser and perfumer, 28 Church street Lemons Thomas, cowkeeper and beerseller, 131 Broad lane Lennard John, ivory cutter and dealer, 2 Workhouse croft; house 171 Western bank Lennard Wm., M.D., 31 Orchard pi. & coal owner, Woodhouse SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, 359 Lent John, hairdresser, 41 Snig hill Lenton John, optician, 8 Waingate Leon Abraham, merchant, 23 Workhouse croft Leonard Christopher, stationer, 19 Bank street Leobond Richard, shoemaker, 95 Garden street Leslie Joseph, chemist and druggist, 60 Trippet lane Lester Harriet, druggist, 66 Division street Lester Wm. cowkeeper, 38 Hermitage street Le Tall John, grocer, flour dealer, and cheese factor, 32 Broad street Levesley Matthew, beerhouse, Mount pleasant, Tomcross lane Levey Felix, tailor, 23 Pond hill Levick Abraham, warehouseman, 15 Meadow street Levick Brothers, merchants, 6 Eyre street (Joseph T. and James) Levick George, collector of poor rates, Tapton Cottage Levick Hannah, dressmaker, Waterloo road Levick Sarah, shopkeeper and beerseller, 55 Townhead street Levick Joseph Tertius, mert. and Joseph, sen. gent. Sharrow House Levick Thomas Swift, shopman, 30 Talbot street Levy Jonah, tailor and draper, 13 Angel street, and 3 Westbar Levy Thomas, shopkeeper, 35 Belfield street Levy Reuben and Sons, tailors and clothes dealers, 26 High street Lewers Wm. shopkeeper and cutlery dealer, 59 Tenter street Lewin George, watch, shoe, and fancy file manufacturer, 71 Milton st Lewis Mrs Eliz. hosier & stay maker, 1 High street ; house Beehive In Lewis John Pearce, surgeon, 12 Broomhall street Lewis Lydia, Eliza, and Sophia Gordon, academy, Claremont place Lewty Richard, watchmaker, 89 Milton street Ley Frederick, beerhouse, King and Miller, 1 Chester street Liddall George, optician, 63 South street Liddell Edward, manager of Union bank, 1 Bank street Lief George Turbot, pawnbroker and watchmaker, 24 Church street Lief George, junior ; house 278 Rockingham street Lillyman George, shopkeeper, 158 Arundel street Lillyman Thomas, scissor and table knife manufacturer, Suffolk street Lilly Samuel, sexton of St George's, 235 Portobello street Linder Fearnley, vict. & spirit dlr. Punch Bowl, 50 Silver street head Lindley Charles, bookkeeper, Brightside lane Lindley Henry James, traveller, 158 Fitzwilliam street Lindley James, chimney sweeper, The Isle Lindley John, boot and shoe maker, 253 Arundel street Lindley John, shoe and clog maker, 30 Pond hill Lindley John, gardener, 20 Arundel lane Lindley John, butcher, 46 Shambles ; house Darnall Lindley Joseph, steel melter, 8 Siddall street Lindley Robert, chimney sweeper, court 10 Waingate & 10 Nursery st Lindley Samuel, traveller, 117 Hanover street Lindley Thomas, tableknife manufacturer, 2 L Suffolk road Lindley Wm. warehouseman, 153 Fitzwilliam street Lindley Wm. hosier and laceman, 30 Union street Lindley Wm. butcher, 19 Shambles ; house Handsworth Lindop Ann, schoolmistress, 119 Portobello street Lineker John,, warehouseman,, 54 South street 160 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Lingard Charles, scissor manufacturer, 45 Russell st; h 16 Long croft Lingard Elizabeth, news agent, 34 Townhead street Lingard Joseph, news agent, 16 Division street Lingard Joseph, vict. White Swan Inn, 57 Westbar Lingard Wm, nipper & weaver's shear manufacturer, ct 100 Matilda st Linging Bine, chemist and druggist, 4 Fargate Linley Mrs Ann, Spring terrace, Glossop road Linley Arthur, mert. & mfr. (firm Parker & Linley) ; h 265 Glossop rd Linley David, cowkeeper, 18 Blast lane Linley Edward, manufacturer of umbrella and parasol steel frames, 22 Coalpit lane ; house Western bank Linley George, (Executors of,) sheep shear, cut nail, clasp, &c. manu- facturer, 22 Coalpit lane Linley George, file cutter and beerhouse, 50 School croft Linley George, sheep shear forger, William street Linley Mrs Hannah, shopkeeper, 80 Howard street Linley John, vict. Royal Oak, 36 Westbar green Linley John, bellows maker ; house 73 Spital hill Linley Mary, vict. Black Swan, 2\ Burgess street Linley Richard, oil case and mattress maker, 12 Anson street Linley Samuel and Robert, scythe and hay and straw knife manufac- turers, Clough Works, Lead mill road, and horse nail nianufac- turers, Bolekill, Norton Linley Saml. h Cliffe cottage, Abbeydale ; Robert, h Bolehill Linley Sarah, cowkeeper, New George street Linley Thomas and Sons, patent and other bellows mfrs. 34 Stanley st Linley Thomas, steel aud silver fork maker & beerhs. 32 Orchard In Linley Wm. scythe and sickle mfr. Pond hill, and Mosbro Linley Wm. bellows maker ; house 29 Spital hill Linley Wm. shoemaker, 2 Nursery street Linley Wm. table knife manufacturer, Backfields Lishman Wm. eating hs. 38 Broad st. & Wm. carter, 131 Watery In Lister Anthony, butcher, 236 Shales moor Lister Edward, silversmith and butcher, 84 South st ; h Hermitage st Lister John, salesman, Fernley place, Glossop road Lister John, mason, 22 Oborne street Lister John, cabinet maker and broker, 32 Westbar green Lister, Carver, and Ridsdale, carriers, 104 Eyre st., and 6 Railway station ; Sarah Lister, resident partner, 104 Eyre street Lister Thomas, coal agent for Stephenson and Co., Railway Dep6t ? Saville street ; house 57 Occupation road Lister Wm. grocer and tea dealer, 84 Westbar Litster Wm. cabinet maker and furniture broker, 8 Union street Littlewood Benjamin, metalsmith, & M. &E. dressmakers, 13 Coalpit Ira Littlewood George, grocer and flour dealer, 44 Edward street Littlewood John, fender tool maker, 91 Broad street Littlewood John, grocer and tea dealer, 80 Snighill Littlewood J oseph, butcher, 270 Shales moor Littlewood Joseph, silver plater, West bank place Littlewood Joseph, table knife manufacturer, 48 Cricket Inn road Littlewood Mrs Mary, boarding house, 217 Glossop road Littlewood Samuel, clothier and woollen rag dealer, 3 Westbar green SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 161 Littlewdod Samuel, saw handle maker, 7 School croft Littlewood Thomas, vict. WharnclifFe Arms, 40 West street Littlewood Mr Wm. Roe lane, Pitsmoor Littlewood Wm. stay maker and hosier, 23 High st ; h Belmonte, P. Liversidge Mr Richard, & Joseph, farrier, smith, & wheelgt. Wicker In Liversidge Mary, dressmaker, 21 Hicks lane Liversidge Thomas, coal viewer, Corker bottoms Livesey Rev John, M. A., minister of St Philip's, Upperthorpe Lock Mr Joseph, 110 Rockingham lane Locker Robert, warehouseman, Burton head Lockwood Mrs Ann, gentlewoman, Farm bank Lockwood Arabella, shopkeeper and beerseller, 58 Duke street Lockwood Benjamin, miller, baker, and grocer, 2 Shade hill Lockwood Brothers, merchants, and table knife, sheep shear, file, edge tool, &c. manufacturers, 74 Arundel street Lockwood Henry, ivory and wood turner ; house 76 Pye bank Lockwood John, merchant and manufacturer ; house Broadfield Lockwood John, file manager, 75 Leadmill road Lockwood John, comb manufacturer ; house Trippet lane Lockwood Joseph, merchant and manufacturer ; house Somerville ter Lockwood Samuel, shopkeeper, Crookes moor side Lockwood Samuel, plasterer, 39 Canning street Lodge Francis, shopkeeper, 17 Pond hill Lodge Mrs Jane, boarding and day school, 1 Victoria street Lodge and Oakes, grocers, tea dealers, &c. 18 High street Lodge William, grocer ; house 18 High street Lofthouse Jane, nurse, 28 North Church street Lofthouse John, tailor, 229 Gell street terrace, Glossop road Lofthouse Thomas, chemist & druggist, 66 Snighill ; h 276 Beet st Lomas Mrs Hannah, Hanover place Lomas Isaac, silversmith, 174 Rockingham street Lomas John, razor maker, 31 Orange street Lomas Jonathan, shopkeeper, 66 Scotland street Lomas Misses Mary and Ann, lodgings, 206 West street Lomas Robert, beerhouse and cowkeeper, Crookes Lomas Sarah, grocer, 302 Shales moor Lomas Thomas Edward, clock maker, 56 Broad street Lomas Wm. grocer and flour dealer, Little Sheffield Long, Gregory, and Co., merchants, and steel, file, saw, table knife, &c. manufacturers, 105 Eyre street Long Henry Godfrey, merchant and manufacturer ; h 107 Eyre street Longden Henry and Co. iron and brass founders, and stove grate, cooking apparatus, &c. mfrs. Phoenix Foundry, 15 Furnace hill Longden Henry, sen. ironfounder, &c ; house Convent walk Longden Henry, jun. ironfounder, &c ; house Clarkson street Longden Joshua, shoemaker, 273 Upper Allen street Longden Samuel, corn miller, 35, house 36 Nursery street Longden Wm. green grocer, 27 High street* Park Longden Mr William^ Clarkson street Longley John, coach spring maker, 22 Ebenezer street Longley George, coach & harness maker, & Mrs Martha, 10 Stanley st Lonsdale Mrs Mary* 143 Devonshire street 2 o 162 SHEFFIELD DIEECTORY. Lord and Harvey, razor manufacturers, Gas Office yard, 1 Bow street Lord Jph. boot &shoe maker, & currier,7 Angel st. & tanner, Bishop st Lord Joseph, razor manufacturer ; house 106 Wellington street Lord Samuel, plumber and glazier, 110 Wellington street Loukes Edward, saw maker, (j.) New George street Loukes James, butcher, 6 Shambles ; house 110 Harvest lane Loukes John, saw, &c. manufacturer ; house 108 Harvest lane Loukes Sampson, butcher, 110 South street ; house Norton Loukes & Russell, saw, scythe, busk, calico web, &c. rnfrs.23 Wicker In Lowcock James, wheelwright and vict. Barrel, Little Sheffield Lowcock John, boot and shoe maker, Little Sheffield Lowe Mrs Ann, top of Wilkinson street Lowe Elias, leather merchant, 8 Bank street Lowe Isaac, beerhouse keeper, 32 Bridge street Lowe John, blacksmith and farrier, 32 Balm green Lowe Richard, spring knife manufacturer, 167 Eyre street Lowe Wm. engraver, (firm Chapman & Lowe) ; house Crookes moor Lowther Henry, law stationer, 118 Eyre street Loxley Mr Amos, 51 Wentworth terrace Loxley Ann, milliner, 217 Moorfields Loxley Edward, compositor, 166 West street Loxley John, joiner and builder, Castle hill Loxley Thomas, file mfr. 73 Allen street ; house 44 Cross Smithfield Loxley Wm. joiner and builder, Crookes Loxley Wm. fruit knife cutler, Woodside Loy Elizabeth, dressmaker, 28 Earl lane Loy John, brass turner, & Jane, dress maker, 158 Upper Edward st Loy Mary, grocer and flour dealer, 104 Westbar Lucas Edward and Son, cast steel cutlery and iron founders, and spin- dle manfrs. 25 New Church st. and Dronfield, (Rt. Spencer, agent) Lucas Edward, shopkeeper, 46 Pea croft Ludlam Joseph, silversmith, 61 Gell street Ludlam J. W. law stationer, 17 Mulberry street Ludlam Samuel, boot and shoe maker, 17 Mulberry street Ludlam Wm. table knife, and buff and glazer manfr. The Banks Lund John, table knife manufacturer and bone cutter, 92 Bridge street ; house 45 South street Lund Ralph Simpson, draper and hosier, 45 South street Lunn Mrs Elizabeth, Broom close, Little Sheffield Lunn John Mackinder, mason, 30 Acorn street Lyall Joshua, presser, and Elizabeth, dressmaker, 140 Solly street Lyalls Thomas, table knife manfr. and beerhouse, 8 Sussex street Lygo Thomas, shop and cow keeper, 18 Button lane Lyle George, schoolmaster, Pitsmoor Lynn John, silversmith, ( j.) 12 Westfield terrace Lyons John, ironmonger, and steel, &c. dealer, 224 Shalesmoor Mabbott Wm. Thomas, pearl handle and scale cutter, and German silver wire manfr. Duke's Works, 50 Rockgm. In ; h Lower Heeley Mabson Henry, butcher, 60 Bridge street Mabson John, cowkeeper, Wellmeadow row Mabson Wm. butcher, 28 Shambles ; house Cricket Inn Mabson Wm. jun. butcher, 2 Shambles ; house Cricket Inn SHEFFIELD DIRECTOBY. 163 Machan John, boot and shoe maker, 98 Meadow street Machen John, file manufacturer, High street lane, Park Machin Edwin, saw grinder, ] 69 Granville street Machin George, butcher, 1 66 Gibraltar street Machin James, spring knife manfr. 94 Pond st ; h 196 Granville st Machin Henry, at Gas Works, 25 Sussex street Machin John, butter dealer, 66 South street, Park Machin John, scissor manufacturer and vict. Cup, 17 -Dun street Machin Joseph, butcher, 12 Westbar Machon Frederick, chemist and druggist, 3 King street Machon George, horn, buck, and stag cutter, 6 Rockingham street Machon Hugh, shoemaker, 48 Belfield terrace Machon Jonathan, warehouseman, 26 Sycamore street Machon Joseph and Wm. and Co. manfrs of silver and plated goods, 49 Norfolk street, and 31 Castle street, Holborn, London Machon Joseph, silver, &c manfr ; house Springfield pi. Glossop road Machon Joseph, shoemaker, Hanover place Machon Luke, New Meadow street Machon Samuel, shoemaker, 113 Watery lane Machon Septimus, spring knife manufacturer, 145 Trafalgar street Machon Wm. silver plate manfr ; house top of Broomspring lane Mackay Hugh, tailor and draper, 19 Norfolk street Mackenzie Wm. Alexander, mattress maker, court 62 Orchard street Mackley John, baker and cowkeeper, 26 Norfolk street Maden Henry, grinder, Eyre street Maddocks Wm. railway engineer, 5 Hallcar place Mager John, school, Shrewsbury road ; house Hospital lodge Mainwaring Wm. surgeon, 14 Westbar green Major Edward, hairdresser, 8 South street, Park Major Wm. saddler, 16 Broad street ; house 34 South street, Park Makin James Edward, file, fork, &c manufacturer; house 15 Red hill Makin Mary Ann, beerhouse, 3 Fornham street Makin Mrs Sarah, 166 Fitzwilliam street Makin Thomas and Son, steel, file, fork, calico web, and shoe and but- cher knife manufacturers, 38 Carr lane Makin Wm. roller plate, scythe, &c manufacturer, Attercliffe Maleham George, ironmonger, gas fitter, and dealer in gunpowder, shot, flasks, shot belts, caps, &c. 5 Westbar Maleham Henry, chemist and druggist, 7 Westbar Malkin George, potato and coal dealer, 8 Button lane Malkin Henry, coal dealer and huckster, 85 Trippet lane Malkin W r m. huckster, 133 Gibraltar street Mallinder Martin, shopkeeper, 182 Granville street Mallinder Paul, cabinet maker, 93 Broomhall street Mallinder Wm. cabinet maker, (j.) 41 Charles street Mallinson John, bailiff to Court of Requests, 14 St James' row Mallinson Miles, painter, 99 Hoyle street Mallinson Thomas, beerhouse, 43 Burnt tree lane Mallinson Wm. beerhouse, 45 Lee croft Mallinson Wm. vict. Crown and Anchor, 18 Stanley street Malloy Henry, beerhouse and cutlery dealer, 76 Snig hill M alloy Thomas, hawker and old clothes dealer, 42 Pinstone street 164 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Malone Henry, shoemaker, 40 Silver street head Maltby Thomas, traveller, 41 Talbot street Maney Henry, gardener, Strawberry hall lane Mangle Charles, shoemaker, 171 Portobello street Maniove Wm. engineer, Burton head Mann Henry, pen blade maker, and Eliza, milliner, 266 Beet street Mann Jane, shopkeeper, 118 Broomhall street Manners Rev John, M.A. head master, Wesley College ; house Eger- ton House, Glossop road Mansell Timothy, chapel keeper, 30 Rockingham lane Manuel John, cabinet maker, &c. 89 Devonshire street Manuel Joseph, edgetool manfr. and shopkeeper, 106 Fitzwiiliam st Maples Hannah, tobacconist, 48 Silver street head Mappin Mrs Hannah, West bank, Glossop road Mappin Harriet, dressmaker, 15 Leicester street Mappin James, engraver and pearl cutter, Back Norfolk row ; house Shirley hill Mappin John Newton, manufacturer and brewer ; house Leavy greave Mappin Joseph, manfr. of razors, and pen, pocket, table, and sports- man's knives, 32 Norfolk st. and Mulberry street ; house Highfield Mappin Joseph, engraver, court 18 Sycamore street Mappin Joseph and Son, merchants, pearl cutters, and table knife, sil- ver & plated dessert & fruit knife, pearl button, &c manufacturers ; court 50 Fargate ; house Leavy greave Mappin Mrs Mary Ann, Highfield Mappin Thomas, chimney sweeper, 55 Trippet lane Mappin Wm. shopkeeper, 102 Bernard street Mappin Wm. chimney sweeper, 35 West street Margrave Mrs Sophia, 24 Monmouth street Markham Wallis, butcher, 53 Scotland street Marler Joseph, tailor and clothes cleaner, 9 Bailey lane Marples Mrs Ann, Glen view, Mushroom Marples Charlotte, vict. Stag's Head, Sharrow moor Marples George, solicitor, 34 Bank street ; house (Vest Grove Marples George, table knife manfr. 61 Weigh lane ; h 59 Bernard st Marples George, carver, gilder, and dealer in artists' materials, 31 Church street ; workshop King's Arms yard, 17 Fargate Marples John, shopkeeper, 53 High street, Park Marples John, hairdresser and perfumer, 3 Norfolk street Marples Joseph, vict. Three Horse Shoes, 12 Commercial street Marples Joseph, vict. Chequers, 19 Rough bank, Park Marples Robt. joiner's tool, skate, &c. manfr. 130 Carver street and Birmingham Marples Wm. and Co. coppersmiths, braziers, iron and tin plate, and patent zinc workers, and furnishing ironmongers, 1 Norfolk street Marples Wm. joiner's tool manufacturer, 67 Broomspring lane Marrian Thos. ale and porter brewer, Royd's Brewery, Attercliffe rd ,Marrin Thomas, coal dealer, 46 West John street ■ Marriott Abigail, baker and shopkeeper, 17 Eyre lane Marriott & Atkinson, merchants, and steel, file, edge tool, table kuife, &c. manfrs., and steel converters, tilters, and rollers, Fitzalan works, Attercliffe SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 165 Marriott Ann, dress and stay maker, 72 Granville street Marriott Benjamin, spring knife manfr. 47 School croft Marriott Francis, printer, 20 Westbar ; house 128 Broad lane Marriott George, fishmonger, 1 29 Gibraltar street Marriott George, baker, 29 Broad lane Marriott George, whitesmith, 16 Bridge street Marriott Henry, blacksmith and farrier, 1 Scotland street Marriott Isaac, shopkeeper, 74 Garden street Marriott Job, chain maker and smith, Blonk street Marriott John, baker and confectioner, 29 Broomhall street Marriott John, spring knife manfr. 248 Sylvester street Marriott Wm. mark maker and engraver, 17 Norfolk In ; h Attercliffe Marrison Edward, baker and flour dealer, 16 Hartshead Marrison Edward, vict. Grey Horse, court 25 High street Marrison John, plumber, glazier, and brass turner, 82 West street Marrison Joseph, shopkeeper, 36 Chapel street Marrison Joseph, shopkeeper, 77 Pea croft Marsden Ebenezer, coal owner, Greystones Marsden Edward, tailor, 74 Granville street Marsden Edwin, engineer, millwright, and patent axletree, railway spring, &c. manufacturer, Pilot works, Norrisfield Marsden George, merchant and manfr ; house New George street Marsden George, butcher, 24 Shambles ; house Mosbro' moor Marsden Hannah, dressmaker, 129 Parkhill lane Marsden James, engineer, Castle mills ; house 23 Ebenezer street Marsden John, cabinet and razor case and strop manfr. 8 Westfield terrace ; h Gell street Marsden John, penknife manfr. ct 10 Chester st ; h ct 9 Fitzwm. st Marsden John, butcher, 19 Grindlegate, and 112 Meadow street Marsden John, gardener, Highfield Marsden Jonathan, coal leader, Headford street Marsden Julia, boot and shoe maker, 44 King street Marsden Robert, merchant and mfr ; house 10 Broomhall place Marsden Robert, grocer and flour dealer, 50 Wicker Marsden Samuel, grinder, 18 Monmouth street Marsden Saml. Albert, table knife mfr. 128 Eyre street and Duke In Marsden Sarah, shopkeeper, 125 South street, Park Marsden Thomas, shopkeeper, 16 Headford street Marsden Thomas, vict. Grapes, 84 Trippet lane Marsden Wm. shopkeeper, 30 Burnt tree lane Marsden Wm. ivory, &c. cutter and table knife mfr. 86 Hoyle street Marsden Wm. table knife mfr. Ellis street wheel ; h 35 Matthew st Marsden Wm. gent. Spring wood, Occupation road Marsden Wm. engineer, millwright, and axle, spring, &c. mfr. 4J Cas- tle mills, Blonk street ; house 23 Ebenezer street Marsden Wm. spring knife mfr. and shop and beerhs. kpr. 38 Thos. st Marsh Mrs Frances, Roe lane, Pitsmoor Marsh George, shopkeeper, 5 Shude hill Marsh Miss Hannah, schoolmistress, Cricket inn road Marsh James, table knife manufacturer, 81 Hollis croft Marsh James, paper case and inkstand mfr. 37 Lambert street Marsh John, merchant and manfr ; house Lydgate Hall 166 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. .Marsh John, shoemaker, 86 Trippet lane Marsh John, file maker, 55 Wellington street Marsh Jonathan, shoemaker, 26 Broomhall street Marsh Joseph, shopkeeper, 69 Blast lane Marsh Joseph, furniture broker, 22 Westbar green Marsh Joseph, butcher, 33 Shambles ; house fVoodhouse Marsh Mary, matron, Ecclesall Union Workhouse Marsh Thomas, butcher, 21 Shambles; house Woodhouse Marsh Mr William, Cricket inn road Marsh Wm, merchant and mfr ; house Convent walk, Glossop road Marshes and Shepherd, merchants, and steel, file, saw, razor, edge tool, and table, butcher, and shoe knife mfrs. Ponds works, Forge lane ; and Navigation Steel works, Blast lane Marshall Brothers, proprietors of the Castle mills, and sheet rollers, Blonk street Marshall Charles, edge tool, &c. mfr ; house Somerville terrace Marshall Charles, butcher, Infirmary road Marshall and Cheetham, saw, scythe, hay and straw knife, hoe, file, &c. manufacturers, 184 Gibraltar street Marshall Christopher, pawnbroker, &c ; house Broombank Marshall David, merchant and table knife, &c. mfr. 49 West street Marshall David, bookkeeper, 15 Occupation road Marshall Edward, buck, stag, and horn cutter, 155 Fitzwilliam street Marshall George, manager at tilt, 2 Wicker Marshall Henry, saw, scythe, &c. mfr ; house Malin Bridge Marshall Isaac, wheelwright, 68 Broomhall st ; h ct. 8 Portobello st Marshall John, Esq. 89 Fye bank Marshall John and Wm. edge tool, patent scythe, saw, file, and hay and straw knife manufacturers, 83 Allen street Marshall John, edge tool, &c. mfr ; house 97 Wentworth terrace Marshall John, tailor, (j.) 14 Duke street Marshall John, painter, 42 Division street Marshall Joseph, gardener and seedsman, 120 Barker's pool Marshall Jonathan, potato dealer, 8 Shepherd st. and 233 Moorfields Marshall Mary, shopkeeper, 64 Wellington street Marshall Philip, earthenware dealer, 91 Fargate Marshall and Son, iron, steel, wire, metal, paper, rag, &c. dealers, 74 Westbar Marshall Robert, iron, steel, &c. dealer ; house 76 Westbar Marshall Saml. mill owner, and strickle, shoe knife sharpener and glass and emery paper manfr. Castle mills, and 40 Eyre street Marshall and Stones, edge tool and sheep shear manfrs. Albion works, 60 Arundel street Marshall Sarah, vict. Britannia, 124 Portobello street Marshall Thos. solicitor, sec. to the Botanical Gardens, and agent to North British Insnce. Co. 16 St James's row; house Intake road Marshall Thomas, butcher and mill owner, 134 Barker's pool Marshall Thos. Congreve, (Mrs Mary, straw hat mkr.) 36 Church st Marshall Thomas, tailor's foreman, Palestine place Marshall Thomas, butcher, Infirmary road Marshall Wm. iron, steel, &c. dealer ; h Holly house, Intake road Marshall Wm. spring knife manfr. and shopr. 25 Garden street SHEFFIELD DIRECTOBY. 167 Marshall Wm. Roebuck, boot and shoe maker, 25 Hoyle street Marshall Wm. edge tool, &c. manfr ; house 40 Eyre street Marshall Wm. merchant and manfr ; house 174 South street, Park Marshall Wm. silversmith, (j.) 10 Cross Burgess street Marshall and Wright, pawnbrokers and silversmiths, 115 Westbar Martin Benf. pen, pocket, and pruning knife, &c. manfr. 51 South st Martin Edward, surgeon, 27 Union street Martin Mrs Hannah, 1 Sandon place Martin Edward, gardener, Upper Crabtree Martin John, file manager, Shrewsbury cottage, Intake road Martin John, saw handle maker, 27 Chester street Martin John, hat manfr. 10 Pinstone street ; house 42 Carver street Martin John, shopkeeper, 14 High street, Park Martin Joseph, shopkeeper and scale presser, 61 Coalpit lane Martin Mrs Martha, 42 Carver street Martin Stephen, (in firm J. Barber & Son ;) h Sheaf cottage, Bramall In Martin Wm. razorsmith, 42 Eyre street Martin Wm. supt. of Sheff. and Man. Railway station, 70 Nursery st Martin Wm. file maker, 46 Button lane Masdin Joshua, spring knife manufacturer, 35 Brocco street Masefield Benjamin, awl blade maker, court 4 Trippet lane Maskell Joseph, fish and game dealer, 21 King street, and Hartshead Maskell Rhoda, dressmaker, 26 Burgess street Maskery Wm. beerhouse, 8 King street, Portmahon Masons and Beardsworth, comb manufacturers, haft and scale cutters and pressers, and dealers in horns, tips, &c. 90 Bridge street Mason Elizabeth, doctress, 10 Blue Boy street Mason Geo. horn cutter and presser, and shopkeeper, 162 Harvest lane Mason George, horn, &c cutter ; house 7 Fox street Mason Henry, joiner and builder, 37 Meadow street Mason James, hatter, 91 Scotland street Mason James, horn presser, 210 South street, Park Mason James, shopkeeper, 44 Silver street head Mason James, brewer's traveller, Ecclesall New road Mason Mr John Beverley, 29 Hermitage street M ason Mrs Mary, Lowfield Mason Sampson, grocer and flour dealer, 100 Porter street Mason Mrs Sarah, 64 Brown street Mason Susanna, tinner and brazier, 54 Church street Mason Thomas, tailor, 71 Meadow street Mason Wm. file manufacturer, court 80 Whitecroft; h 103 Daisy bank Mason Wm. plumber, glazier, & gas fitter, 25 Shude hill ; h 79Pye bank Mason Wm. tinner and brazier, 5| Campolane Mastin Joseph, bricklayer, 29 Charlotte street Mate John, whitesmith and brazier's tool manufacturer, 14 River st Mather Elizabeth, shopkeeper and dressmaker, 7 Coalpit lane Mather John Thomas, hatter, 43 Westbar Mathers Samuel, cowkeeper, 62 Hermitage street Matkin John, cabinet maker (j,) 27 School croft Matkin Thomas, tailor's and garden shear manfr. 76 Campo lane Matthewman Benj. spring knife mfr. 44 ; house 103 Milton street Matthewman Hannah and Eliz. upholsterers, 1 1 Church street 168 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Matthews Benj. horn cutter, &e ; house 11 Carver lane Matthews James, cutlery dealer, 47 North street Matthews James, cutler, and A. E. dressmaker, 56 Scotland street Matthews Richd. and My. Bowling green st. school ; h Ebenezer st Matthews Thomas, police Serjeant, court 74 South street, Park Matthews Thos. brass cap and ferrule manufacturer, horn haft & scale cutter and presser, and bone and horn dealer, 11 Carver lane Matthews Wm. Anthony, file, &c manufacturer ; h 107 Wentworth ter Maugham Mark, linen and woollen draper, silk mercer, &c. 19 and 21 Angel street ; house Wadsiey Park Maunder Robt. perfumer and hairdresser, 2 Westbar ; h 34 Bridge st Maw John, vict. Golden Fleece, 12 New Haymarket, and potato merchant, Canal wharf, and 51 Westbar green Maw Thomas, shopkeeper, and Newark carrier, 191 Eyre street Mawe Mr Francis, Railway terrace, Bridgehouses Mawson Abel, cooper ; house 1 9 Red hill Mawson Joseph, cowkeeper, Jericho street Mawson Wm. shoemaker, 2 Sussex street Maxfield Elizabeth, dressmaker, Infirmary road Maxfield John, chaser, court 64 Holly street ; house Earl lane Maxfield Thomas Wright, chemist and druggist, 123 W^est street Maxfield Thomas, tailor, Infirmary road Maxfield Thomas, cutlery chaser, ct 64 Holly st ; h 29 Cross Burgess st Maxfield Wm. vict. Queen, Gatefield, Infirmary road May James, polished bone and horn button and mould mfr. 50 Pond st May John, stock and share broker, 1 Bank street May Robert, cabinet maker and broker, 7 Grindlegate May Wm. gentleman, 50 Pond street Mayor Joseph, butcher, 63 Shambles ; house 31 New street, Park McCabe Patrick, shopkeeper, 10 Sussex street McCarter Hugh, printer, (j.) 240 Portobello street McCartin James, cloth cap maker, 5 Wellington street McDonald John, shoemaker, 49 Leecroft McDermott Edward, scrap dealer, 3 Shude hill McDermott John, gardener, George street, Philadelphia McDowall Robert, M.D., 253 Glossop road McEvoy Murthe, brewer's traveller, 31 Talbot street McFearn Thomas, chimney sweeper, court 38 Orchard street McFedan Neal, lodgings, Green lane McGarrity James, shoemaker, 22 Dunfields McGivern Thomas, cutlery, &c dealer, 48 Snighill ; house Grenoside McGowan James, upholsterer, 130 Rockingham street McKinnell Peter, travelling draper ; house 237 Glossop road McManus James, egg dealer, 38 Bridge street McQuade Cornelius, hawker, 42 Spring street McQuhae Thos. vict. & spirit dealer, Old Cock, 11 Paradise square, and 34 Campo lane McTurk Andrew, draper, 21 St James' street McTurk Robt. & McKinnell Peter, travelling drapers, 72 West st Mearbeck James, plumber and glazier, 44 York street Mearheck Thomas, glass and lead merchant, 44 York street ; house Mount Pisgah SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 169 Medley John, mason and beer seller, Crookes Medley Charles, beerhouse and shopkeeper, Broomhill Medley James, tailor and clothes cleaner, 18 Shepherd street Medley Sarah and Co. hair seating and curled hair mfrs. 55 Bridge st Meeke Joseph, linen draper and hosier, 1 5 Castle street Meeke Michael, linen draper, 156 Gibraltar street Meeke Richard, shoemaker, 4 Silver street Meeson Charles, boot and shoe warehouse, 11 Angel street Meggitt Joseph Bloom, joiner, builder, ironmonger, and wood letter manufacturer, 80 Fargate Meggitt Samuel, polished bone button and mould, and metal shirt but- ton manufacturer, 97 Duke street Meggitt William, boot and shoe maker, 74 Fargate Megson John, furniture broker, 28 Westbar green Mellend Mrs Sarah, Soho terrace, Ecclesall New road Mellon Michael, chimney sweeper, 14 Workhouse lane Mellor Ebenezer, blacking maker, &c. 96 Broad lane Mellor Hugh, surgeon, and Miss Mary, near Owlerton bar Mellor John, rectifier, and wine and spirit merchant, 120 Pond street Mellor Joseph, omnibus owner & vict. Cutlers' Arms, 7 New Church st Mellor Randall, comb mfr. ct 53 Hermitage st ; h Ecclesall New road Mellor Richard, grocer and flour dealer, 116 Barker's pool Mellor Wm. cheese factor, 7 Old Haymarket; house Smallwood, Cheshire (Thomas Dakin, agent) Mellor Wm. managing brewer, 106 Bridge street Melville John, brush manufacturer, 12 Tudor street Memmott Mabell, shopkeeper, Little Sheffield Memmott Wm. vict. Cossack, 43 Howard street ; and saw and busk manufacturer, Tilt yard, 46 Pond street Memmott Wm. boot and shoe maker, 8 Broomhall street Me6t de Montmusard, Mons., French teacher, 23 Westfield terrace Mequiner and Kilner, engravers and copr. plate printers, 28 Norfolk st Mequiner John, engraver, &c ; house Shrewsbury road Mequiner Nathaniel, copper plate printer, 12 New Church street Mercer Rev Wm., M.A., incumbent of St George's, Leavy greave Merrill George, forkmaker, 54 Harvest lane Merrill, Jarvis, & Merrill, horn pressors, and horn, bone, &c. dealers, 46 Holly street Merrill Joseph, fork maker, 44 Chapel street Merrill John, horn presser, &c ; house Broomspring lane Merrill Samuel, horn presser; house 161 Fitzwilliam street Merrill Thos. whitesmith, court 93 Fargate, and 16 Pinstone street Merriman Charles, grocer and flour dealer, 155 Porter street Merry weather Henry, chemist and druggist ; house 19 Old Haymarket Merry weather Mrs Ann, New George street Metcalfe John, linen draper and mercer, 51 Snighill Mettam Edwin, butcher, 100 South st. and 59 Broomhall st Mettam James, beerhouse keeper, 123 Portobello street Mettam John, Wesley, shoemaker, 116 Pond street Mettam Joseph, vict. Barrel, 21 Edward street Mettam Luke, cowkeeper, 100 Fargate Mettam Samuel, horn merchant, &c ; house Clough bank p 170 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Mettam Mr Samuel, Palestine place, Broomhill Mettam Wm. horn presser, 80 Rockingham lane Mettam Wm. vict. Reuben's Head, 50 Burgess street Mettam Wilfred, (in firm W. Greaves and Sons,) Cricket Inn road Meynell Robert, vict. Castle Inn, 46 Snighill Micklethwait Harry, stock and share broker, accountant, collector, house and land agent, &c. 15 St James' row ; h Ecclesall New road Micklethwait John Richard, clerk, Ecclesall New road Middlebrook James, tailor, 70 Chester street Middleton James, white and job smith, 82 Rockingham lane Middleton James, steel melter, 85 Broomhali street Middleton John, gentleman, Pitsmoor Middleton John, spring knife manufacturer, Jericho Middleton John, stone sawer, 14 Ellison street Middleton John, butcher, 22 Pond street ; house Greystones Middleton John, jun. butcher, 166 Upper Allen street Middleton Joseph, shopkeeper, 47 Fitzalan street Middleton Martin, beerhouse, 112 Westbar Middleton Saml.S.&Co. razor, cabinet case, strop,&c. mfrs.14 Charles st Middleton Mrs Sarah, Stand House, Fulwood road Middleton Thomas Wright, butcher, top of Wilkinson street Middleton Thomas, shopman, 40 Burgess street Middleton Thomas, silversmith, (j.) 9 Monmouth street Middleton Wm. merchant ; house 4 Sandon place Middleton Wm. bookkeeper, 93 Broomspring lane Midgley Wm. tailor, 6 School croft Midgley Wm. coal agent, court 58 South street, Park Midgley Thos. W., cabinet mkr. 18 Newst ; h ct 58 South st. Park Midland Railway Co., carriers ; A. Champion, agent, 3 Railway station Miller David, cutlery manfr. and dealer, 16 Fargate ; h Mount Pisgah Miller Jas. brazier, tin and iron plate worker, & ironmonger, 77 Fargt Miller Thomas, cabinet maker and paper hanger, 82 Scotland street Miller Wm. warehouseman, 52 Cornish street Millington Henry, butcher, 8 Bridge street Millington Jas. & Co. saw, &c. manfrs. The Isle ; h 10 Spital hill Millington John, hatter and cutlery dealer, 237 Moorfields Millington Timothy, hatter and cutlery dealer, 21 Pond street Millington Thomas, shopkeeper, 43 Pyebank Millns Francis, baker and confectioner, 28 Castle street Mills Ann, widow, Ecclesall New road Mills George, shoemaker, 53 Thomas street Mills Henry, spring knife manufacturer, Neepsend Mills John, shoemaker, 13 Mill lane Mills Joseph, flour agent, Townhead street Mills Martha, straw hat maker, 148 Solly street Mills Saml. skinner & leather dresser, 17 Fruitmarket, & Neepsend Millthorp John, joiner and ironmonger, 178 Gibraltar street Millward Robt. rope and twine mkr. 46 King street, and 53 South st Millward Thomas, bookkeeper, 3 Netherthorpe place Milner Alexander, fender, &c. manufacturer ; house Westbank place Milner Ann, stove grate & fender mfr. 50 Garden st; h Westbank pi Milner Charles, ironmonger and broker, 33 Fargate SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 171 Milner Chas. and Son, fire brick manufacturers and potato dealers, 1 Green market, and Bents, near Stannington Milner Charles, metalsmith and shopkeeper, 32 Pinfold street Milner John, spring knife manufacturer, & shopkeeper, 76 Edward st Milner John, spring knife manfr. 77 Thomas street; hSt Thomas st Milner John, shopkeeper and blade maker, 61 Spring street Milner Joshua, spring knife manufacturer, 30 Furnace hill Milner Mary, spring knife manufacturer, Balm green Milner Samuel, pawnbroker, 205 Moorfields Milner Septimus, flour dealer, 306 Shales moor Milner Win, Pashley, solicitor, 5 St James street; house Attercliffe Milner Wm. gardener, 41 King street, and Neepsend Milner Wm. vict. and cowkeeper, Grey Horse, Blast lane Milner Wm. warehouseman, Highfield Milnes James, shoemaker, 12 Pond hill Milton Iron Company, (Graham and Co. ;) J. Needham, agent, 13*St James street Minion George, comb maker, 185 Arundel street Mitchell Miss Ann, Hanover square Mitchell Mr David, Tnfirmary road Mitchell Edward, pawnbroker, 226 Moorfields Mitchell Mrs Elizabeth, 224 Brook hill Mitchell Frederick, comb plate presser, Pond hill ; house High st. Park Mitchell Mr George, 13 Occupation road Mitchell George, optician, 53 South street Mitchell Mr Isaac, Reservoir view, Crookes moor Mitchell James, blacksmith, 47 Granville street Mitchell Jonathan, tailor, 26 Leicester street Mitchell Joseph, architect, 18 Norfolk row ; house Fernley place Mitchell Joseph, accountant, 7 Division street Mitchell Joshua, shopkeeper, 28 Bernard street Mitchell Mar}-, dressmaker, 33 North parade Mitchell Robt. merchant, and saw, edgetool, steel, &c. manufacturer, 211 Portobello street ; house The Mount Mitchell Samuel, spring knife manufacturer, ct 48 Whitecroft Mitchell Samuel, accountant, sharebroker, estate agent, valuer, and agent for the London, Edinbro', and Dublin Assurance Co., and London Guarantee Society, 9 Campo lane; house The Mount Mitchell Mr Wm. Brightmore, East view, Broomhiil Mitchell Wm, spring knife manufacturer, ct 8 Peacroft Mitton Richard, comb maker, 30 Furnace hill Mitton Wm. comb maker, 24 Smith street Monckton George, vict. Coach and Horses, 37 Water lane Monikin Michael, shoemaker, 7 Broad lane Monks John, vict. Washington Hotel, 69 Fitzwilliam street Monks Joseph, spring knife manufacturer, court 4 Garden street Monkhouse Mrs Sarah, 144 Fitzwilliam street Montgomery James, gentleman, The Mount Moody John, vict. Black Lion, 33 Snighill Moore Abm. shopkeeper and beerhouse, Cross Geo. st. Philadelphia Moore Ann, confectioner, 1 14 Allen street Moore Charles, tailor, 21 Fitzwilliam street 172 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Moore Christopher, traveller, Broom terrace Moore Elijah, spring knife mfr. 91 Hollis croft ; house 20 Ellison st Moore Elizabeth, baker, 67 Wicker Moore Mrs Elizabeth, 3 King street, Portmahon Moore John, shopkeeper, George street, Philadelphia Moore John, hairdresser, 6 Union buildings, Iron bridge Moore Joseph, whitesmith, bellhanger, and wrought iron gate and fence manufacturer, 113 West street Moore Peter, shopkeeper, 23 Holly street Moore Robert, shoemaker, 127 Porter street Moore Wm. manufacturer of scythes, Little London Works Moorhouse Ann and Elizabeth, milliners, 42 Regent street Moorhouse Frederick, tinner, 50 Townhead street Moorhouse Mr George Knowles, 37 Furnival street Moorhouse Jas. pen, pocket, & sportsman's knife mfr. 127 Devonshire st Mo"orhouse John, awl blade manufacturer, 60 Oborne street Moorhouse Sarah, shopkeeper, 12 Spitalfields Moorhouse Thos. furniture broker and paper hanger, 33 Division st Moorhouse Wm. & Thos. brickmakers (j.) Burton head Moorwood Wm. chemist and druggist, 88 Westbar Mordaunt George, traveller, 101 Watery street Morewood John, vict. Milton's Head, 29 Alien street Morfitt Arthur, post off. clerk ; and Wm. cooper, (j.) 57 Eyre street Morfitt Benjamin, pork butcher, 169 Gibraltar street Morfitt Ellen, shopkeeper, 156 Portobello street Morgan Michael, cutlery dealer, 27 Bank street Morgan & Swift, linen and woollen drapers, mercers, &c. 33 High st Morgan James, draper, &c ; house 33 High street Morgan Thomas, baker and confectioner, 29 Peacroft Morgan Thomas, bookkeeper, 106 Harvest lane Morgan Wm. confectioner, 8 School croft Morgan Thomas, Primitive Methodist Minister, Coalpit lane Morland John, tailor, 79 W r estbar Morris George, boot and shoe maker, 141 Harvest grove Morris Henry, tailor, 34 Leicester street Morris Henry, traveller, 29 Eldon street Morris James, beerhouse, Falcon, 25 Leicester street Morris John, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 2 Hollis croft Morris Richard, tailor, 171 Fitzwilliam street Morris Wm. shoemaker, 33 Belfield street Morrison and Parker, (late Slater,) brace, bit, auger, skate, & joiner's tool manufacturers, 22 Rockingham street Morrison George, joiner's tool, &c. mfr ; house 22 Rockingham st Mort Henry, merchant, and saw, edge tool, shoe, and butcher knife manufacturer, Castle hill ; house 259 Glossop road Mort Wm., M.D. and surgeon, 91 Devonshire street Morton Ann, beerhouse keeper, 24 West lane Morton Alfred, spring knife manfr. 155 Watery lane Morton Charles, horn presser, (journeyman,) 32 Burgess street Morton Edward, silver chaser, Upperthorpe Morton Francis, manufacturer ; house Mushroom View Morton George, vict. Army Hotel, Hillfoot SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 173 Morton George, joiner and cabinet maker, 296 Shales moor Morton Henry, basket maker and dealer in turnery and coopery, L.S. Morton James, fender grinder, 25 St Philip's terrace Morton James, spring knife maufr. 25 Corn hill Morton James, vict. Millsands Tavern, 21 Millsands Morton John, shopman, 58 Pye bank Morton John, joiner and cabinet maker, 193 Gibraltar street Morton John, bookkeeper, 25 Red hill Morton Joseph, iron founder and bronzed fender mfr. 31 Eyre street; house 68 St Philip's road, Portmahon Morton Joseph, baker and flour dealer, Infirmary road Morton Joseph, vict. Light Horseman, Philadelphia. Morton Mark, tailor, 54 Broad street Morton Mary, shopkeeper, 95 Broad street Morton Matthew, tailor, 84 Bernard street Morton Martha, shopkeeper, New Jericho Morton Mrs Mary, 8 Grove row, Hillfoot Morton Mrs Sarah, 56 Fitzwilliam street Morton Sarah, ladies' school, 92 Division street Morton Thos. scissor mfr. & coach owner, 128 Eyre st. & 39 Duke st Morton Thos. horn haft & scale presser, 60 Broad st ; h 68 Lord st Morton Thomas, shopkeeper, 22 Ellis street Morton Wm. joiner and builder, 3 Green street, Little Sheffield Morton Wm. tailor, 9 Corn hill Morton Wm. buck aud stag cutter, 5 Garden street Morton Wm. shoemaker, 23 High street, Park Moseley Geo. and Son, edge tool and fancy lathe tool mfrs. 7 Work- house lane ; house 47 Spring street Moseley Thos. traveller and table knife mfr. 1 1 High street, Park Moseley Thos. vict Old London Apprentice, 1 Westbar green Mosley Benjn. Coein, shopr. and horn button mfr. 15 Old street, Park, and court 30 Pinstone street Mosley Joseph, beerhouse, 39 Forge lane Mosley Mary, shopkeeper, 58 Pinstone street Mosley William, tailor, Crookes Moss Isaac, silversmith, watchmaker, jeweller, &c. Bank buildings, 27 Angel street Moss John, shoemaker, 22 Brook street Moss John, chemist and druggist, 248 Moorfields Moss Joshua, merchant and mfr; house 1 St George's terrace Mottram Henry, stag, buck, horn, and ivory haft and scale cutter, 46 Orchard street ; house 4 Orchard lane Mottram Joseph, cooper, (j.) 54 Milton street Mottram Robert, cooper, 74 Trippet lane Mottram Matthew & Henry, merts. and mfrs ; h Parkfield, Highfield Mottram Thos. and Sons, merchants, and edge tool, saw, file, and steel mfrs. 1 57 Arundel st. and 47 Eyre lane ; h Park field, Highfield Mould Ferdinand, joiner's tool mfr. Shemeld croft ; h 60 Granville st Moulson Brothers, saw, joiner's and edge tool, brace, bit and skate manufacturers, 49 Division street Moulson George, tailor and draper, 95 Duke street, Park Moulson George, chapel keeper, Hermitage lane p 2 174 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, Moulson John, edge tool, saw, &c. mfr ; h 81 Broomspring lane Moulson John, tailor, 5 Gilbert street Moulson Thos. edge tool, saw, &c. mfr ; house 51 Division street Moulson Wm. edge tool, &c. mfr ; house William street Mounsey Lydia, vict. King William IV., 78 Russell street Mount Joseph, shopkeeper, 9 Young street Mount Thomas, grocer and flour dealer, 58 Earl street Mount Wm. boot and shoe maker, 26 Russell street Mount Wm. iron, steel, metal, wire, &c. dealer, 23 Pinfold street Mower Edmund, vict. and spirit merchant, 49 Scotland street Mower Mrs Mary, Broomhill cottages Mower Fras. Wm. chemist and druggist, 61 Westbar green Mower Thomas, horse and gig letter, 156 Pond street Muat and Furniss, shoemakers, court 10 Old Haymarket Muat Thomas, shoemaker ; house Milk street Mude Francis, tragedian, East view, Pisgah Muddiman Wm. shoe agent, 1 King street Mudford John, rope, twine, net, sacking, tarpauling, &c. manufacturer, 6 Waingate and 27 Shude hill Muir Rev. John Henry, (Independent minister;) house 13 Gell st Mulligin Edward, shopkeeper, 40 Peacroft Mullins Christopher, shoemaker, 30 Jessop street Mullins George, shoemaker and leather cutter, 239 Shales moor Mullins Henry, eating house, 15 Hartshead Muncaster Richd. stock and sharebroker, collector, &c. 10 George st ; house 1 90 Glossop road Munks John, cabinet and razor case, strop, &c. manfr. and vict. Little Angel, 94 Westbar Munton Elizabeth, sempstress, 1 1 3 Devonshire street Muntz and Co. merchants, 117 Norfolk street, and Birmingham Murfin and Hancock, horn haft and scale pressers, 104 Allen street Murfin Matthew, horn presser ; house 157 Bath street Murfin Richard, railway clerk, 21 Talbot street Murfin Wm. carriers' agent, 150 Devonshire street Murphy Elizabeth, old clothes dealer, 29 Westbar green Murphy James, comb maker, Shoreham street Murphy Rev. Edw. Stirling, M.A. deputy assistant minister at Parish church ; house Western hill Murphy Wm. brushmaker, (j.) 13 Green street, Little Sheffield Murray Mrs Ann, tailoress, 11 White Bear walk Murray Peter, travelling tea dealer and draper, 5 Charles street Murray Robert, travelling tea dealer, 38 Eyre street Muscroft Wm. shopkeeper, 4 Newhall street Muscroft Wm. warehouseman, 49 Coalpit lane Mycock Joseph, razor manfr ; house Cumberland street Mycock Thos. Edw. plumber, glazier, painter, lead and glass mercht.* and agent to the Thames Plate Glass Co., 106 Barker's pool Mycock and Thompson, razor manfrs. 20 Earl street Mycroft John, farmer, Gatefield, near the Barracks Myers Benjamin, tailor, 6 White Bear walk Myers John, Temperance hotel, Portobello street Myers Joseph, comb manfr. 15 South street, Park SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY* 175 Myers Lnce. and Co. tortoise shell, mother of pearl, ivory, fancy wood, and buck and stag merchants, 75 Eyre street, (and Birmingham and London J John Banks, agent, Myers Thomas, tailor, Effingham lane Naden Wm. brush mfr. 46 Rockingham lane; house 16 Regent st Nanson and Co. ale and porter brewers and maltsters, 9 Bridge street, and malthouse, 46 Effingham street Nanson Edward, brewer ; house Highfield terrace Nanson Edward, jun. brewer, &c ; house Endcliffe crescent Nanson John Samuel, brewer, &c ; house Car fields Occupation road Napier Jas. agricultural and general agent, 15 Old Haymarket, and 3 Corn Exchange ; house Hackenthorpe Nash Henry, bootmaker, 12 Spring street Naylor Edwin, painter, 41 Queen st ; h top of Wilkinson street Naylor George Portus, merchant and steel manfr ; h Western bank Naylor Hannah, shopkeeper, 26 Jericho street Naylor Isaac, butcher, 192 Gibraltar street Naylor James, butcher, 22 Division street market Naylor James, diesinker, 87 Milton street Naylor Joseph, cowkeeper, 38 Spring street Naylor Matthew, baker, 41 Smithfield Naylor Robert, pawnbroker, 51 Fargate ; h Springfield place Naylor Robert, warehouseman, 101 Fitzwilliam street Naylor Samuel, merchant, and table knife, &c. manufacturer, 76 Eyre street ; house Gloucester street Naylor Samuel, painter, paper hanger, &c. King's Arms yard,17Fargt Naylor Mrs Sarah, Western bank Naylor Thomas, scissor manfr. and cutlery dealer, 66 Snighill Naylor Thomas Swindall, bookkeeper, 186 Brook hill Naylor, Vickers, and Co., merchants, steel converters, forgers, rollers, & file mfrs. River Don Works, Millsands ; and JVadsley Bridge Naylor Wm. Burrows, lodgekeeper, Botanical gardens Naylor Wm. tailor and draper, 17 Westbar green Naylor Wm. Royal Hotel Tap, 4 Waingate Naylor Wm. cowkeeper, Wheeldon street Neal Martha, cart owner, Spitalfields Neaves Richard, tailor, 51 High street, Park Needham Alfred, shoemaker, 209 Eyre street Needham Mr Charles, sen. 50 Rock street Needham Charles, plated measure mfr. & vict. Falstaff, 48 Wicker Needham Daniel, stone mason, 23 Monmouth street Needham Henry, plumber, glazier, and gas fitter, 13 Joiner street Needham Henry, silversmith, Hanover street Needham Henry, pen knife manufacturer, 78 Garden street Needham John, agent to Milton Iron Works, 13 St James' street, and vict. Bridge Inn, 1 Bridgehouses Needham John, polishing paste maker, 120 Harvest lane Needham John, table knife mfr. ct 75 Porter st ; house 27 Hoyle st Needham Susanna, hay & corn dlr. 7 Bridge st.&beerhs. 24 Nursery st Needham Thomas, file cutter, Bramall lane Needham Mr Wm. 47 Occupation road Needham Wm. shoemaker, 19 Norwich street 176 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Needham Wm. spring knife mfn 70 Trafalgar st ; h 15 Charlotte st Needham Wm. spring knife cutler > ( j.) 24 Clarence street Nelkenstrauch Eugene Albert, professor of languages, 83 West street Neill Alexander, tailor and draper ; house 91 Fitzwilliam street Nelson John, farrier and seedsman, Little Sheffield Nelson Wm. carter and beerseller, 90 Broomhall street Nelstrop Joseph, mfr. (in firm J ph. Rodgers & Sons) ; h Broomhall Nelstrup Wm. boot & shoe maker, 12 Shepherd st. & George st. Phila Nettleship Elizabeth, dressmaker, 122 Barker's pool Neuvill Eliza, teacher of music, Hillfoot Neves John, beerhouse keeper, 62 Charles street Nevin Henry, brazier and tinner, 41 Duke street, Park Nevin Mrs Sarah, straw hat maker, 27 Eidon street New Jeremiah, saw, busk, machine spring, and curriers' knife manu- facturer, 22 Radford street Newbold H. & Co. wine, spirit, and porter dealers, 1 Westbar Newbold Robt. (in firm Jph. Rodgers & Sons) ; h Wilkinson street Newbold Rev John Knifton, B.A. 261 Glossop road Newbould Charles, hosier, 78 Westbar Newbould Miss Hannah, Loocley Cottage Newbould Henry, Esq. Sharrow bank Newbould John, merchant, &c ; house Sharrow head Newbould Robt. and John, file manfrs*. Canal Works, Cadman street Newbould John, file manufacturer ; h 1 Cadman street, Blast lane Newbould Robert, file manufacturer ; house 43 Sussex street Newbould Samuel and Co., merchants, steel refiners and converters, and saw, file, edge tool, calico web, engraver's steel plate, &e. ma- nufacturers, Bridgefield Works, 170 South street, and tilters and forgers, Loxley fVorks Newbould Samuel, merchant and manufacturer ; house Broomhill Newbould Wm. merchant and manufacturer ; h 8 St George's terrace Newbould Wm. colliery owner, Intake Colliery Newboult Wm. tailor, 7 Broomspring lane Newbound John, law stationer, 13 St James' row ; h 98 Watery street Newbound Wm. cabinet maker and undertaker, 1 24 West street Newby Mrs Margaret, 61 Pye bank Newcombe, Chaplin, Home, & Co., carriers to York, London, &c. 2 Waingate, and Railway station Newsome Richard, beerhouse keeper, 24 Sycamore street Newsom Richard, butcher, 38 Effingham street Newton Alfred, vict. Barrel, 36 Water lane Newton Angelo, tailor ; house Whiston Newton Charles, traveller, 208 West street Newton Mr Francis, 255 Glossop road Newton Francis, coffee roaster, ct 12 George st ; h 25 Clarence street Newton Francis, vict. Green Seedling, 57 Bailey street Newton Francis, merchant, and razor, pen and pocket knife, shoe and butcher knife, scissor, steel, &c. manufacturer, Portobello IVorks, 127 Portobello street ; house Broom bank Newton George & Thos. whitesmiths, 10 South st. P., &38 Campo In Newton Harriet, strawhat maker, 100 Allen street Newton Isaac, horn presser, Baker's yard, Pea croft ; h 28 Hoi lis croft SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 177 Newton John, grocer, tea dealer, and tallow chandler, 78 Fruit market Newton John, grocer and tea dealer, 58 Westbar Newton Mary Ann, dressmaker, Leadmill place Newton Robert, grocer and flour dealer, 101 Broad lane Newton Miss Sarah, 22 Wilkinson street Newton Thomas, cabinet maker, upholsterer, and broker, 1 Castle st Newton Mr Thomas, 73 Harvest lane Newton Thomas, tailor and hosier, 15 Waingate Newton Thomas, whitesmith; house 10 South street, Park Newton Wm. beerhouse, Metalsmiths' Arms, 2 Duke street, Park Newton William, tailor, Green lane Nichols George, glass cutter, 18 Norfolk street Nichols George, tailor and draper, 107 Barker's pool Nicholson Alice and Jane, dressmakers, 64 Wicker Nicholson Benjamin, steel melter, 38 Andrew street Nicholson Charles, vict. Blue Bell, court 31 High street Nicholson George, grinder, 49 Carver street Nicholson Hannah, lodgings, 30 Lee croft Nicholson Henry, Temperance coffee house, 8 Bow street Nicholson John, pen and pocket knife manufacturer, 69 Charles street Nicholson John, surgeon, 263 Glossop road Nicholson Mr John, and Rebecca, dressmaker, 21 New street, Park Nicholson Joseph, farmer, Park House, and Shiregreen Nicholson Joseph, silversmith, (j.) 25 Orange street Nicholson Joseph, warehouseman, Norfolk terrace Nicholson Maria, beerhouse keeper, 1 7 Fornham street Nicholson Newsome, shoemaker, 20 Sycamore street Nicholson Rebecca, fruiterer, 12 Fruit market Nicholson Miss Sarah, Springfield place Nicholson Sarah, dressmaker & shopkeeper, 85 Bernard street, Park Nicholson Thomas, gentleman, 15 Rock street Nicholson Thomas, silversmith, 9 Ball street Nicholson Thomas, shoemaker, 206 Gibraltar street ; h 18 Ward st Nicholson Wm. mert. and pen and pocket knife manfr. 17 Sycamore st Nicholson Wm. shoemaker, 52 Duke street, Park Nightingale Thomas, boot & shoe maker & broker, 61 North parade Nightingale Wm. shopkeeper, 294 Shales moor Nisbett David, ironmaster, Chapeltown ; house 89 Norfolk street Nixon George, spring knife manufacturer, Mount pisgah Nixon John, spring knife manufacturer, Newtown, Park Nixon Joseph, wood and ivory turner, court 4 Charles street Nixon Wm. vict. Granville Arms, 89 Granville street Noble George, gardener, 9 Fruitmkt ; and earthen wr. dir. 54 Wicker Noble Samuel, locksmith, 26 Water lane Noble Sarah, confectioner, 43 Wicker Norcliffe John, spring and table knife manufacturer, 2 Anson street Norfolk, (Duke of) offices Corn Exchange ; Ml. Ellison, Esq. agent Norman Ann, staymaker, 84 Carver street Norman Sarah, vict. Sportsman, 8 Pea croft Norris Ann, bathkeeper, Bridge street North Frederick, table knife hafter, East bank North George, butcher and venison dealer, 35 Church street 178 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY* North John, vict. Ball, 76 Burgess street North John, shopkeeper, 1 96 Eyre street North Robert, stamp office clerk, 3 St James' street North Mrs Rachel, twine spinner, Piper lane Norton Benjamin, policeman, 37 Effingham street Norton Henry, hairdresser and perfumer, 68 Norfolk street Norton John, joiner and furniture broker, 18 Coulston street Norton John, plumber and glazier, 84 Division street Norton Joseph, tailor, 101 Pea croft Norton Thomas, beerhouse, Royal Exchange, 64 Garden street Norton Wm. pen and pocket knife manufacturer, 228 Solly street Nowill John and Sons, merchants, and pen, pocket, Marks, table, and silver fruit and dessert knife, pen ma- Hy, rM chine, razor, &c manufrs. 17 Meadow street ' c( " ? Nowill John, house 106 Hoyle street ; Henry, house*]*] Wentworth ter Nowill Mrs Mary, 17 Meadow street Nowill Wm. merchant, and pen, pocket, table, and silver fruit and dessert knife, &c manfr. 126 Rockingham street ; h Nelson place Nowill Mr Thomas, Club gardens, Highfield Nowill Wm. jun. cutlery manufacturer; house Spring vale, Steel bank Noyland Bernard, cutlery and general dealer, 61 Westbar Nutt Joses, shopkeeper, 41 Wentworth street Nutt Wm. shop and beerhouse keeper, 40 High street, Park Nutt Wm. Rufus, warehouseman ; house Gloucester street Nuttall John, joiner and beerhouse, Hanover street Nuttall John, vict. Falcon Inn, 88 Pea croft Nuttall Joseph, tailor, 33 High street, Park Oakes Edward, ironmonger and whitesmith, 14 Westbar Oakes Edwin Milwood, scissor and shear manufr. 188 Solly street; house St Philip's road, Portmahon Oakes Miss Hannah, 274 Glossop road Oakes Henry, scissor manufacturer, 35 Spring street Oakes James, grocer; house 18 High street Oakes John, scissor manufacturer, 52 Harvest lane Oakes Mark & Son, pawnbrokers, 85 South street Oakes Mary, shopkeeper, 101 South street, Park Oakes Matthew, scissor manufacturer, 90 Harvest lane Oakes Mary, scissor manufacturer, Snow hill gardens, Park Oakes Thomas, batbkeeper, Convent walk Oakes Wm. edgetool manufacturer, 47 Spitalfields Oates Benjamin, shopkeeper, 122 Harvest lane Oates Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 19 Wellington street Oates George, scissor manufacturer and beerhouse, 40 Hoyle street Oates James, spring knife mfr. 23 Workhouse croft; h 69 Garden st Oates James, whitesmith and hammer and vice maker, 42 Button lane Oates James, spring knife manufacturer, Brownell st ; h Hammond st Oates John, green grocer, 91 Tenter street Oates Joseph, spring knife manufacturer, 7 Radford street Oates Joshua, spring knife manufacturer, 39 St Thomas street Oates Thomas, agent to Sun Fire and Life Assurance Co. 1 East pa- rade ; house Broom villa, Glossop road Oates Mrs Thomas, ladies' boarding and day school, Broom villa SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 179 Oates Thomas, table knife manager, 128 Fitzwilliam street Oates Wm. spring knife manufacturer, court 271 Solly st ; h Crookes Oddy George, vict. Bloomsbury Tavern, Bloomsbury place Ogden John Siddell, herbalist, court 37 Smith street Ogden Joshua, butter dealer, and Lincolnshire carrier, 2 Pond hill Ogle Timothy, vict. Royal Hotel, 106 Eyre lane Oglesby Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker, 2 Division street Oglesby James, ironmonger, and dealer in metals, wire, files, paper, Birmingham good?, &c. 2 Division street, and 39 Broad street Oglesby John, vict. Harlequin and Clown, 22 Johnson street Ogley John, joiner and vict. Rifle Tavern, 15 Bower street Oldfield G. and Co. marble chimney piece, &c. manufacturers, 3 Nor- folk lane ; marble works, Jshford, Derbyshire Oldfield Martha, baker and shopkeeper, 142 Duke street, Park Oldfield Wm. vict. Pheasant Inn, 10 Broad street, Park Oldfield Thomas, saw handle maker and vict. Burnt Tree, 84 Allen st Oldfield Thomas, auctioneer and valuer, 29 Duke street, Park Oldham James, silversmith, 4 Fitzalan street Oliver Christopher, rag and scrap dealer, 109 Barker's pool Oliver David, corn miller, Club mill, Old Park Oliver James, beerhouse keeper, 22 Steam street Oliver John, corn miller, Brightside Oliver Samuel, file, &c manufacturer ; house Burngreave road Oliver Wm. table knife manager, 10 Grove row, Hillfoot O'Niel John, shoemaker, 24 Hawley croft Ormerod Joshua, mason, court 10 Porter street ; house Garden street Ormiston Thomas and James, coachmakers, ( j.) 14 Smith street Orton John, printer and pattern card maker, court 77 Arundel street Orton Wm. fruit knife cutler, 38 Chester street Osborn George, boot and shoe maker, 13 Nag ? s Head yard Osborn Joseph, scythe strickle maker, Balm green ; h 163 Fitzwm. st Osborn Joshua, blacksmith and spring maker, Tapton hill Osborn Matthew, vict. Union Inn, 2 Coalpit lane Osborn Miss Mary, professor of singing, 138 Eldon street Osborne Alfred, buck and stag cutter, 19 Smithfield Osborne Benjamin, table knife mfr. court 91 Allen st ; h 99 Watery st Osborne Benjamin, mark maker, Snow lane ; house Crookes moor Osborne Mrs Elizabeth, and Charles, traveller, Clarkhouse lane Osborne John, coal agent and shopkeeper, 1 Sussex street Osborne Joseph, weigher, Blast lane; house Attercliffe Osborne Thomas and Sons, table, pen, and pocket knife manufactu- rers, 49 Carver street Osborne Thomas Paine Gerald, optician, and manufacturer of spec- tacles, reading glasses, lenses, optical instruments, &c. 5J Scotland street ; house Upperihorpe Osguthorpe Charles, spring knife manufacturer, 79 Thomas street Otley Richard, news agent, and tea, tobacco, &c dealer, 4 South st Outram Mrs Ann, 50 Snig hill Outram Joseph, vict. Black Swan Inn, 29 Snig hill Outram Thomas, vict. Sovereign, 70 Rockiugham street Outwin John, tailor, court 52 High street Outwin Wm. butcher, 66 South street 180 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Overend Mrs Ruth, Bolsover hill, Barnsley road Overend Wilson, Esq. surgeon, 41 Church street Overton George, shopkeeper, 64 Hollis croft Overton Mary, tailor, 21 Spring street Owen Charles, metalsmith, 27 Suffolk road Owen Daniel, saddler and harness maker, 42 High street Owen Rev Francis, M.A. incumbent of St Thomas's, Crookes Owen George, spring knife manufacturer, 53 Pye bank Owen Miss Jane, lodgings, 30 Regent terrace Owen John, maltster, Scargill croft ; house Hallcar place Owen John, leather dresser, Hill foot Owen Joseph, linen draper and mercer, 58 Snig hill Owen Joseph, silversmith, Ecclesall New road Owen Louisa, milliner, 35 Westbar green Owen Mary Ann, straw hat maker, 221 Moorfields Owen Richard, shopkeeper, Hillfoot Owen Robert, cooper, 32 Silver street head ; house Philadelphia Owen Sarah, chemist and druggist, 25, h 46 Broad street Owen Thomas, horn presser, &c. 20 Earl street; h 10 Broom close Owen Thomas, painter, 6 George street Owen Thomas, penknife manfr. and shopkeeper, 27 Pinstone street Oxley George, attorney's clerk, Burton head Oxley Abraham, shopkeeper and accountant, 62 Meadow street Oxley Edward, coal leader and dealer, 46 Weigh lane Oxley George and James, shoe, bread, and butcher knife, and steel manufacturers, 77 Hollis croft Oxley John and Co. gold, silver, and plated cutlery mfrs. 12 Chas. st Oxley John, coal leader, Upper Ropery row Oxley Thomas, coal leader, 31 Duke street, Park Oxspring John, butcher, 38 Bridgehouses ; house 63 Pye bank Oxspring Samuel, butcher, 5 Shambles ; house Mosbro' Pacey Hannah, vict. Rose Inn, near Owlerton bar Pacey Mrs Sabra, 120 Westbar Pacey Wm. table knife hafter, 48 Townhead street Packard Wm. vict. Brown Cow, 56 Wicker Padley Adam, Peruvian steel razor, and pen, pocket, and table knife manfr ; dealer in German silver, &c. 33 South street Padley James, butcher, J 49 South street Padley Samuel, silversmith, 4 Cavendish street Padley Thomas, cutlery manufacturer ; house 33 South street Padley Thomas, chaser, embosser, and piercer, 38 Carver street Padley Wm. bookkeeper, Broomhall cottage Padley Wm. Henry, cutlery manfr ; house Ecclesall New road Pagdin Sarah, vict. Golden Cup, 19 Paternoster row Pagdin Wm. saw manufacturer, London Works, 56 Howard street Page James, shopkeeper and nail manufacturer, 27 Broad lane Page Joseph, (firm, Grundy and Page ;) house Birmingham Page Mrs W. spirit merchant ; house Western bank Pailthorp Arthur, warehouseman, 4 Wellington street Paine Wm. tailor, 56 Trafalgar street Palfreyman Chas. mason & beerhouse, Public gardens, Occupation rd Palfreyman Charles, jun. mason, Spitalfields terrace SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, 181 Palfreyman George, shoemaker, 8 Union buildings Palfreyman Luke, solicitor, 9 Arundel street Palfreyman Thomas, metalsmith, Lower Crabtree Palfreyman Thos. hosier and smallwr. & leather apron dlr. 39 Westbar Palmer John, spring knife manufacturer, 47 Bailey street Palmer Samuel, miller (j.) 42 Walker street Palmer Wm. vict. George Hotel and cricket ground, New George st Pallett George, joiner and vict. Morpeth Arms, 108 Allen street Pape Septimus, timber merchant, 69 Porter street Paramore Luke, shopkeeper, 154 Young street Paramore Samuel, razor manufacturer ; court 16 Peacroft Paramore Wm. razor manufacturer, 9 Pond street Parker Ebenezer, merchant & tableknife manufacturer, Little Sheffield Parker Francis, agent to Clay Cross Coal Company, Railway Depdt, Saville street ; house Masted* Parker George B., merchant & manufacturer ; house 6 Broomhall place Parker George, saw grinder, Ecclesall New road Parker Mrs Hannah, 39 Burgess street Parker Henry, joiner's tool, &c. manufacturer ; h 20 Rockingham st Parker Henry Perlee, artist, Springfield place, Glossop road Parker Hugh, vict. Five Alls, Infirmary road Parker James, plater on steel, Pepper alley; house 3 Broom close Parker John, Esq., M.P., and steward of Sheffield Court of Requests ; house 16 Suffolk street, London Parker John, carver fork maker and vict. Feathers, 48 High 9treet, P. Parker John, beerhouse and shopkeeper, 59 Stanley street Parker Joseph, schoolmaster, Crookes Parker and Linley, merchants and table knife, fine cutlery, &c. manu- facturers, Canada place, 25 Carver street Parker Philip, spring knife manufacturer, 40 Silver street Parker Samuel and Son, bone, stag and ox horn, &c. merchants, and wharfingers, Parker's wharf, Blast lane ; house Broomgrove House Parker Samuel, jun. surgeon, 97 Norfolk street Parker and Smith, solicitors, 13 George street Parker Thomas James, solicitor ; house Endcliffe crescent Parker Thomas, shopkeeper, 95 Duke street Parker Wm. gentleman, Nelson place, Glossop road Parker Wm. vict. Ball, 46 Furnace hill Parker Wm. iron forger, steel roller and slitter, and spade, shovel, mill chisel, chain, anvil, vice, hammer, &c. manufacturer, Pond Forge and Soho Rolling Mill, Forge lane ; and Attercliffe Parker Wm. steel melter, 5 Union buildings Parker Wm. and Joseph Gilbert, merchants and manufacturers, Eagle place, 76 Eyre street ; house 6 Broomhall place Parker Wm. postman to Wortley, court 119 South street Parkes David, cooper, &c ; house 2 Charles street Parkes, Hanger, & Co, coopers & packing case mfrs. 2 Charles street Parkes John, diesinker, 15 Chester street Parkes John, iron, steel, wire, &c. dealer, 147 Gibraltar street Parkes Joseph, lodgings, Hampden place Parkes Septimus, butcher, Eyre lane Parkes Wm. grocer and flour dealer, 147 Gibraltar street Q 182 SHEFFIELD DIRECTOBY. Parkes Wm. tailor, 81 Spring street Parkin Mrs Ann and Wilson Mrs Mary, 69 Occupation road Parkin Brothers, file manufacturers, steel refiners, and cutlery dealers, Middlesex Works, 21 Wicker lane Parkin Charles, file manufacturer, &c; house 24 Spital hill Parkin Edward, joiner, 19 Workhouse lane Parkin Edward, file manufacturer, &c ; house 67 Occupation road Parkin Geo. silversmith, Broomhill ; and Geo. diesinker, 77 Thos. st Parkin George, grocer and flour dealer, 9 Waingate Parkin George, carver fork maker, 12 Smith's square, Bailey lane Parkin George, potato, &c. dealer, 62 Scotland street Parkin George, coachman, Clarkhouse lodge Parkin George, fork maker, 13 Oborne street Parkin Hugh, writing master, Wesley College ; house Hanover place Parkin John, bookkeeper, 88 Wicker Parkin John Fenney, engraver, etcher, and copperplate, letterpress, and lithographic printer, 33 Orchard street ; house 20 Wilkinson st Parkin John, joiner and shopkeeper, Upperthorpe Parkin John, wood turner, Norrisfield, and shopr. 218 South street, P. Parkin John, scale presser, 89 Hollis croft ; house 223 Duke street, P. Parkin John, glass, china, &c. dealer, 30 High street Parkin John, file and saw manufacturer ; house Upperthorpe Parkin John, file and steel manufacturer ; house Belmonte place Parkin John and Wm. file and steel manufacturers, 92 West street Parkin and Marshall, merchants and tableknife manfrs. 23 Furnival st Parkin Jonathan, tableknife manfr. 77 Thomas st ; h 12 Cavendish st Parkin Joseph, merchant and manufacturer ; house Talbot place, P. Parkin Joseph, tailor, 53 Townhead street Parkin Joseph, tilter, 104 Bridge street Parkin Joseph, rag and bone dealer, 90 Tenter street Parkin Lawrence, joiner and wheelwright, Little Sheffield Parkin Louisa, straw hat maker, 90 Norfolk street Parkin Richard, Britannia metal manufacturer, 40 Campo lane Parkin Richard, sexton of St John's, 189 Bernard street, Park Parkin Thomas, grocer, flour dealer, and maltster, 10 Westbar Parkin Thomas, horn presser, court 89 Hollis croft ; house Pea croft Parkin Thomas, Britannia metal ware manufacturer, 15 Sycamore st Parkin Thomas, brush maker ; house 33 Fitzwilliam street ParkinT nomas, cowkeeper, 7 Kellam street Parkin Wm. merchant and manufacturer ; house Shrewsbury road Parkin Wm. file and steel manufacturer ; house 162 West street Parkin Wm. and Hannah, Allen street school ; h 47 Meadow street Parkinson Alfred, fish and game dealer, 1 Bow street Parkinson James, table & fruit knife mfr. 20 Radford st ; h 16 Gell st Parkinson James, shopkeeper, 178 Granville street Parkinson Joseph, boot and shoe maker, 126 Duke street, Park Parkinson Joseph, poulterer and glass, &c. dealer, 3 Bow street Parkinson Thomas, pork butcher, 34 Westbar green Parkinson Wm. saw maker (j.) 31 Russell street Parnell George, green grocer, 54 Meadow street Parneli Paul, vict. Anchor, 223 Solly street Paraham George, vict. All Nations, 8 Water lane SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 183 Parnham Thomas, shopkeeper, 67 Blast lane Parr Thomas, tailor, 187 Glossop road Parrott Thomas, plumber and glazier, 110 Fitzwilliam street Parsons Mr J., Bank view, Crookes moor Parsonson John, silversmith, and Ann, dressmaker, 33 Smithfield Parsonson Thomas Swift, clerk, 235 Hammond terrace Partridge Stephen, awl blade, sack needle, &c. manfr. 92 Hollis croft Parvin George, joiner and beerhouse, Wellington Inn, Infirmary road Pashley George, shopkeeper, 45 St Philip's road, Portmahon Pashley Henry, solicitor, 10 Bank street Pashley Mr Henry, Sheaf bank, Leadmill rd ; and Charles, York place Pashley James, bookseller and news agent, 39 Snig hill Pashley John, huckster and fish dealer, court 23 Anson street Pashley Wm. bone button and mould manufacturer, 87 Edward street Pass Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 37 Cumberland street Pass Edward, butcher, 9 Pinfold street Pass John, gardener, court 23 New George street Pass Samuel, iron, steel, and metal dealer, 47 ; house 51 Coalpit lane Pass Thomas, pork butcher, 1 Pinfold street Pass Wm. butcher, 51 Church street, and coal owner, Pitsmoor Patrick Francis, wood turner, and packing case maker, Tilt yard, 46 Pond street ; house 24 Charles street Patrick John, packing case maker, court 58 Allen street Patrick Mrs Rebecca, lodgings, 2 Egerton street Patrick Wm. linen draper and mercer, 9 Castle street Pattisel John, shopkeeper, 54 Chester street Pattison Samuel, spring knife manufacturer, 3 Orange street Pattison Thomas, coach spring maker, (j.) 148 Devonshire street Paul Edward, upholsterer, 124 Button lane Paul Martha, hardware and jewellery dealer, 35 Silver street Paul Mary Ann, dressmaker, 133 Effingham street Paulson John, portrait painter, Hanover street Payne Henry, surgeon, 191 Gibraltar street Payne Henry, merchant and edge tool manufacturer ; h Mount view Payne Mr Robert, and Robert Nathaniel, merchant ; h Clarkhouse In Peace Charles, merchant and manufacturer ; house 3 Gell street Peace Charles, file manufacturer ; house George street, Philadelphia Peace John and Charles, file manufacturers, 99 Peacroft Peace John, file manufacturer ; house Western bank Peace John, boot and shoe maker, 2 1 Andrew street Peace Joseph, merchant and manufacturer ; house 52 Meadow street Peace John Clemishaw, shopman, 23 Suffolk road Peace Mrs Rachel, 95 Watery street Peace S. and Sons, merchants, and steel, file, saw, scythe, and James Cam's edge tool, auger, &c. mfrs. Burnt tree lane, & 9 Forge lane Peace Samuel, mert. & manufacturer ; h Daniel hill, Upperthorpe Peace Uriah, carrier's agent, 14 Hallcar terrace Peace Wm. Kirkby, merchant and manufacturer ; h 88 Hanover st Peace Wm. file manufacturer, and Mrs Sarah, 55 Garden street Peacock George, horn presser, court 43 Pea croft Peacock Joseph, baker and confectioner, 46 Church street Peacock Thomas, cutlery dealer, 5 Paradise square 184 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Peacock Wm. lodgings, 32 Little Pond street Pearce George, stationer, &c ; house 55 Wentworth terrace Pearce George, printer, Catholic bookseller, &c. 48 Fargate Pearce George, boot and shoemaker, 45 Coalpit lane Pearce John, cutlery and smallware dealer, and razor, spring knife, Britannia metal ware, and spoon manufacturer, 38 Angel street Pearce Joseph, sen., printer, bookseller, and stationer, 188 Gibraltar street ; house Vicker's grove, Hillfoot Pearce Joseph, jun. printer, bookseller, and stationer, 24 High street Pearce William, tailor, 46 Carver street Pearson Mrs Ann, Wilkinson street Pearson Anthony, hackney coach proprietor, 10 Broomhall street Pearson Charles, beerhouse, Plumper's Inn, 51 Duke street, Park Pearson Edward, bookkeeper, 9 Norfolk street Pearson Emanuel, ironfounder, &c ; house Kellam island Pearson Francis, warehouseman, Stanton broom Pearson Geo. hosier & haberdasher, 50 Market pi ; h 175 South st. P. Pearson George, agent to J. T. Tindall & Co. 36J High street Pearson George, coal leader, 14 Oborne street Pearson John Eyre, traveller, 9 Hanover square Pearson John, vict. Stag, 28 Pea croft Pearson John, wood turner and sawer, Kellam Wheel ; h Tinsley Pearson John, farmer, Hallcar cottage, Occupation road Pearson Joseph, vict. Barrel, 86 Pye bank Pearson Joseph, shoemaker, 96 Eyre lane Pearson Nathaniel, surgeon, 13 Bank street Pearson Robert, saw and calico web manufacturer, 39 Meadow street Pearson Robert, fishmonger and game dealer, 106 South street Pearson Samuel, boot and shoe maker, 1 89 West street Pearson Samuel, joiner, 22 Hicks lane, and wood cutter and turner, Old Screw Mill, Love street Pearson Samuel, vict, Plumbers' Inn, Owlerton bar Pearson Samuel, spring knife manufacturer, 61 Eldon street Pearson Mrs Susan, 59 Broomspring lane Pearson Sarah, smock frock maker & flock dealer, 50 North street Pearson Sarah, widow, 21 Low street, Park Pearson Thomas, gent. 1 Eyre st. and Mrs Mary, 141 Devonshire st Pearson Thomas, traveller, Wharncliije road Pearson Thomas, secretary to S. & R. Railway Co. 6 Spital hill Pearson Thurston, blacksmith, New Haymarket ; h 99 South st. P. Pearson Wm. linen draper, &c. 121 West street Pearson Wm. fishmonger, 175 Glossop road market Pearson Wm. boot and shoe maker, 63 Charles street Pearson Wm. bricklayer, &c. 42 Broomhall street Pearson Wm. vict. Barrel, 40 Little Pond street Pearson Wm. spring knife manufacturer, 25 Broomspring lane Pearson Mr Wm. Pool, 9 Hanover square Peat James, tailor, 288 Rockingham street Peck Thomas, tap keeper, Angel Inn, 15 Angel street Peckett Sampson, mason, Little Sheffield, E. Peckett Timothy, mason, Ecclesall New road Peckett Wm. table knife manufacturer, 15 Carver lane SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 185 Peech Samuel, veterinary surgeon, Pitsmoor Peech Wm. fine scissor manufacturer, 40 Smithfield Peel Thomas, pork butcher, 36 West-bar Penistone Robert, bookkeeper, 12 Monmouth street Penny Daniel, boot and shoe maker, 30 Chapel walk Pennington Joseph, surgeon dentist, 39 Campo lane Pennington Rev Thomas, (Wesleyan minister,) 197 South street, P. Pennington Thomas, muffin baker, 6 Stanley street Penthorpe Thomas, shoemaker, Park steps, Old street Percival Thomas, coach and omnibus proprietor, 3 Waingate Perkin Solomon, stone mason, filter manufacturer, and vict. Yorkshire Stingo, 50 Division street Perkin Wm. shoemaker, 66 Doncaster street Perkinton Joshua, bone cutter, 29 Orchard lane ; house W'est lane Perkinton Wm. table knife manufacturer, 29 Orchard lane Petty James, butcher, 47 Silver street head Petty John, shopkeeper, 58 Garden street Petty Wm. table knife hafter, 52 Eldon street Pheasey Griffith, bookkeeper, New Thomas street, Bramall lane Phenix Joseph, earthenware dealer, 176 Gibraltar street Phenix Thomas, shoemaker, 257 Shales moor Philadelphia Steel Works Co., shear steel manufacturers, and tilters & rollers, Penistone road ; George Wilkinson, agent Phillips C., straw hat maker, 62 Burgess street Phillips John, basket maker, and turnery and toy dealer, 43 South st Phillips Thomas, furrier and hatter, 69 Market place Phillips Wm. grocer, 282 Shales moor Pickering Hardy, tailor's cutter, Broomhill Pickering John, silversmith, 66 Nursery street Pickering Joseph, silversmith and shopkeeper, 54 Regent lane Pickford and Co., carriers, 10 Sycamore street, and Railway station Pickford James, saw grinder, Philadelphia Pickford Ralph, bookkeeper, court 136 Rockingham lane Pickslay Mr Charles, Endcliffe cottage Pidcocke Misses, Spring vale, Steel bank Pierson Thomas, solicitor, (firm Wilson, Younge, & Pierson) ; house West villa, Western bank Pigott George, mark maker & engraver, ct 52 High st ; h Harvest In Pike William, tailor, 121 Porter street Pilley James, beerhouse keeper, 2 River street Pilley John, shoemaker, 25 Paternoster row, and 3 Fruit market Pilmore David, hairdresser, 41 Scotland street Pilter Rev Robert, (Wesleyan minister,) 32 Eyre street Pinder Elizabeth, beerselier, top of Broomspring lane Pinder John, saw and calico web mfr. 100 West st; h Broomspring In Pinder Mrs Mary, widow, Clarkhouse lane Pinder Thomas, beerhouse and shopkeeper, 104 Broad street Pinder Wm. tailor, 134 Hammond street Pirrie George, grocer and seedsman, 21 Old Haymarket Pitchford Jonathan and John, razor manufacturers, 65 Eldon street Pitt John, plumber, glazier, and agent to the British Plate Glass Co. 20 Waingate ; house Eelmonte Q2 186 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Pitts Charles, razor and table knife manufacturer, court 7 Chester st Pitts John, razor manufacturer, ct 1 Chester st ; h 70 Trafalgar st Plant Benjamin, shoemaker, 5 Cheney square Plant Samuel, timber sawer, and dealer in laths, hardwood, &c. Crofts Saw Mills, Soho Wheel ; house Twelve u'Clock Plant Wm. miller, Sheaf Mill, 24 Forge lane ; h 59 Suffolk road Plant Wm. shopman, Gloucester street Platts Alfred, tailor, 7 2 Morpeth street Platts George, gardener, 230 Moorfields, and 256 Shales moor Platts George, shoemaker, 144 Duke street, Park Platts George, beerhouse, 44 Hermitage street Platts Hannah, shopkeeper, 19 Holly street Platts Henry, grinder, 18 Clarence street Platts Henry, vict. Ball, 13 Campo lane Platts Isaac, pen, pocket, and table knife, razor, and scissor manufac- turer, and cutlery dealer, 39 Wicker Platts John Gregory, (firm Platts and Ward) ; house 72 Edward st Platts Joseph, shopkeeper, Broomhill, & Mrs Sarah, Whitehouse lane Platts Luke, joiner and cabinet maker, 27 Broomhall street Platts Sarah, greengrocer, 1 1 1 Westbar Platts Thomas, shopkeeper, 69 Hollis croft Platts Thomas, vict. Pack Horse, 4 Westbar Platts Thomas, edge tool grinder, Crookes moor Platts & Ward, pen, pocket, and table knife mfrs. 72 Edward st Plaxton Wm. beerhouse, Napoleon Tavern, Green lane Plewes John, watchmaker, 32 King street Plimsoll Mrs Rebecca, hosier, furrier, & Berlin wool dlr. 178 West st Plisson Gabriel, French teacher, 207 Bath buildings Plum Robert, gentleman, Shrewsbury road Plumpton Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 75 Milton street Pogmoor James, cowkeeper, Broomhill Pollard Benjamin, spring knife manufacturer, ct 31 Spring street Pollard Jeremiah, millwright, 92 Eldon street Pollard Wm. joiner, 45 Milton street Pollard Mary, dressmaker, 15 Pond hill Poncia Peter, cutlery and Birmingham warehouse, 53 Westbar Poole James, landscape painter, &c. Shirley cottage Poole Hannah, dressmaker, 77 Pye bank Popplewell John Reddington, currier & leather cutter, 93 Westbar Popplewell Jonathan, applier of leeches, 2 West John street Porter John, win**, spirit, and porter merchant, 46 High street ; house Spring head, Brunswick street Porter John Taylor, surgeon, 1 Surrey street Porter Thomas, grocer, (wholesale & retail,) 7 King st ; h Pitsmoor Portlock John, gun maker, 7 Fruit maket, 1 1 Newmarket st. & Rothm Post Office, Angel street, Miss Ellen Wreaks, postmistress Potter Robert, architect, Queen's road, East bank Potton Richard, police inspector, 47 Suffolk road Potts James and John, edge tool forgers, 25 Occupation road Povey Wm. truss aud cork leg maker, 10 Pinfold street Powell Elizabeth, greengrocer, 45 Duke street Powell George, fork manufacturer, Daisy bank SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 187 Powell George, beerhouse keeper, 42 Russell street Powell John, confectioner, and bird and animal preserver, 22 Fruit market ; house Hyde Park corner Powell John, pork butcher, 161 Portobello street Powell Wm. mark maker, Hyde Park corner Poyner Mrs Mary, East view, Pisgah Poynton Miss Harriet, Stanton broom Poynton Henry, shoemaker, 19 Nursery street Pratt Rev Charles, Catholic priest, 6 Norfolk row Preston Bridget, schoolmistress, 83 Rockingham street Preston Miss Mary, Highfield terrace Preston Thomas, tailor and draper, 61 Norfolk street Price John, razor and spectacle case, &c manufacturer, 20 Workhouse lane, and court 41 Spring street Price Mrs Mary, and Richard Hope Price, gentleman, 10 Eyre st Price Samuel, corn miller, Broomhall mill, Little Sheffield Price Thomas, tailor, 120 South street, Park Price Wm. razor case maker, 3 Union buildings Priest and Ashmore, spectacle frame manfrs., lane 85 Norfolk street Priest Edwin, spectacle frame manufacturer ; house 28 Charles street Priest Jane, bookbinder, &c ; house 60 Orchard street Priest James, comb maker and shopkeeper, New George street Priest Maria, shopkeeper, 32 Radford street Priestley Caroline, shopkeeper, 99 Carver street Priestley Henry, chemist and druggist, 63 Norfolk street Priestley Henry, cowkeeper, court 144 West street Priestley John Downend, cowkeeper, Hopyard, Strawberry hall lane Priestley Jonathan, paper hanger, 63 Eldon street Priestley Mrs Mary, Cherry bank, Clough lane Priestley Peter, gardener, 19 Pond street Primrose Alfred, furniture broker, 82 Burgess street Primrose Daniel, ivory cutter, 10 Burgess street Primrose Edward, plumber and glazier, 43 Porter street Primrose Wm. plumber, glazier, and lead and glass merchant, 7^ W estbar ; house Upperthorpe Prince John, grocer and corn and flour dealer, 34 South street Prior W. I), writing master, Parker's road, Pisgah Pritchard Elizabeth, vict. Bazaar Hotel, 116 South street Pritchard Thomas, cutlery founder, 79 Coalpit lane ; h Parrot yard Proctor Frederick, tailor, 63 Fitzwilliam street Proctor George, butcher, 24 Pinstone street Proctor SI. Cheatle, ale and porter brewer, 61 Spring In ; h West bank Proctor Wm. warehouseman, Woodside Pryor Brothers, (Hy., Ebenzr., & Jph.) scissor mfrs. 171 Granville st Pryor Elizabeth, dressmaker, 196 Upper Allen street Pryor Hannah, shopkeeper, 150 Duke street, Park Pryor Harriet, beerhouse, Broomhili Tavern, Glossop road Pryor James, vict. Foresters' Arms, 14 Union buildings Pryor Jabez, scissor grinder, 29 St Philip's terrace Pryor John, razor and table knife manfr. 36 Clarence st. Portmnhon Pryor Samuel, table and pocket knife manfr. ct 30 St Thomas street Pryor Wm. plumber and glazier, 8 Bower spring 188 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Pulfrey Wm. bird, &c preserver, 235 Moorfields Pullan Thomas Holmes, hosier and glover, 25 Snig hill ; h 39 North st Pullen John, shoemaker, George street, Philadelphia Purely Joshua, table cutlery manufacturer, 154 Fitzwilliam street Purser Cornelius Hacket, carriers' bookpr., & Mrs My. 204 West st Pycock John, clerk, and J. P. teacher of drawing, 10 Sycamore street Pye Robert Ralph, bookseller and news agent, 52 West street Quibell Mary, shopkeeper, 72 Broad street Quibell Miss Sarah, dressmaker, 33 Leadmill road Quibell Vincent, quarry owner, Hyde Park ; house St John's walk Raby Joseph, furniture broker, 32 Division street market Raby Sarah, eating house, 18 Westbar Race George, shopkeeper, Oborne street Rackstraw Eliz. & Hanh. milliners and straw hat mkrs. 67 Scotland st Raddish Wm. shopkeeper and beerseller, 26 Hermitage street Radford Elijah, beerhouse, Ecclesall New road Radford Eliza, dressmaker, 77 Granville street Radford Henry, vict. Bridge Tnn, Hillfcot Radford Peter, shopkeeper, Ecclesall New road Radford Wm. whitesmith and tool maker, 22 Charles st ; h Harmer In Radley Henry, shoemaker, 36 Brown lane Radley John, plasterer and colourer, Belfield street Radley Samuel, cut nail manufacturer, 36 Doncaster street Radley Thomas, joiner, 38 Allen street Radley Wm. Valentine, chemist and druggist, 74 Market place Ragg Godfrey, spring knife manufacturer, 48 St Thomas street Ragg James, vict. Three Tuns, 39 Silver street head Ragg John and Wm. scissor and razor manfrs. 4 Johnson street Ragg John, scissor and razor manufacturer ; house 5 Victoria street Ragg Wm. razor, &c manufacturer ; house 2 Johnson street Ragg Wm. old clothes dealer, 30 Pinfold street Railway Companies : Sheffield and Rotherham, and Midland, foot of Wicker; Sheffield, Ashton-under-Lyne, and Manchester, 3 Church street, and 70 Nursery street ; Manchester, Sheffield and Midland Junction, 7 Surrey street ; Sheffield and Lincolnshire, 17 Old Hay- market Raine John, coalyard clerk, New Haymarket Raine Mr Richard, 52 High street, Park Raine Thomas, joiner, 23 North Church street ; h 64 Fitzalan street Ralph John, butcher, 31 St Philip's terrace Ramsay Thomas, silversmith, Dam House, Crook es moor Ramsey Richard, bank manager, 5 Church street Ramsden Robert, hatter, 24 Castle street, and joiner, 3 Dixon street Raraskar Bryce, whitesmith and vice maker, Cornhill Ramskar Charles, boot and shoe maker, 130 Barker's pool Ramskar John, whitesmith, 9 Grindlegate Randall Joseph, horn presser, court 32 Pinstone street Ranfield Wm. iron, steel, wire, &c dealer, 1 Shude hill Raper Samuel, draper ; house 37 Spitalfield grove Raper Thomas, tailor and draper, 90 Fargate RatclitTe Edward, butcher, 18 Pinstone street; house Tapton Ratcliffe Mrs Fanny, and Geo. traveller, York cottage, Whitehou.se 1» SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 189 Ratcliffe James, vict. South Sea Hotel, Broomhill Ratcliffe Wm. horn presser, ct 89 Hollis croft ; house 20 Whitecroft Rauworth Benjamin, butcher, 24 Meadow street Raven Wm. watchmaker, 10 Waingate Rawlins Ann, dressmaker, 69 Trippet lane Rawlins Benjamin, registrar of births and deaths, and collector of taxes, 1 1 Carver street Rawlins Francis, penknife and razor manufacturer, 55 Pye bank Rawlins Mrs Sarah, 5 Bridgehouses Rawlinson George, shoe agent, 1 1 Angel street Raworth B. and J. patent axletree, coach spring, spring steel, coach ironmongery, &c manfrs. and iron and brass founders, 62 Arundel st Raworth Benj. Pyrah, patent axletree, &cmfr; h Shrewsbury cotg. P. Raworth Joseph, patent axletree, &c mfr; h Knoll House, East bank Raworth Margaret, midwife, 88 Arundel lane Rawson, Barker, and Co. white and red lead and litharge manufactu- rers, Lead mills, and 74 Eyre street Rawson Charles, warehouseman, 47 Fitzwilliam street Rawson and Cooper, razor manufacturers, court 16 Fargate Rawson Francis Rich, chemist and druggist, 59 Howard street Rawson Isaac, wheelwright and coach maker, Sands payiours Rawson Jacob, pork butcher, 59 Westbar green Rawson John, razor manufacturer ; house 74 Wellington street Rawson Miss Maria, Glen view, Mushroom Rawson and Shearer, coach and railway spring manfrs. 12 Bailey st Rawson Thomas and Co. ale & porter brewers, & maltsters, 27 Pond st Rawson Thomas, spring maker and beerhouse, 12 Bailey street Rawson Wm. penknife manufacturer, 79 Garden street Rawstorne Richard, shoemaker, 140 Portobello street Ray James, surgeon, 23 Victoria street Rayner Charles, tailor, 11 Division street Rayner Edwin, clerk, Steel bank Rayner and Goodland, milliners, &c. 202 Glossop road Rayner John, warehouseman, Rock terrace, Rock street Rayner Thomas, solicitor, 2 Carapo lane Rayner Thos. schoolmaster, 12 George street ; house Hanover street Rayner Wm. managing silversmith, 49 Howard street Raynes John, warehouseman, New George street Raynor Thomas, high constable, and supt. of police, 18 Norfolk row Rayson Matthew, shopkeeper, 1 03 Broad lane Ray wood Mrs Ann, green grocer, 17 Broad street Raywood John, gas fitter and jobstnith, 88 Eldon street Read and Co. gold and silver refiners, The Mills, Attercliffe Bridge Read George, grocer and tea dealer, 3 Fargate Read Isaac, scissor and tailor's shear manufacturer, and cutlery dealer, 34 Lambert street Read John, gold and silver refiner; h The Mills, Attercliffe bridge Readett Wood, solicitor, 80 Fruitmarket ; house Western bank Reading Charles, French polisher, 9 Backfields Reaney Joseph, horn presser, & buck, stag, &c. cutter, ct 86 West st Reauey Joseph, glass & earthenware dlr. 25 King st. & 6 South st. P. Reaney Mrs Mary, 51 Broomhall street 190 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Reaney Thos. spring knife manfr. and beerhouse, 38 Matthew street Reaney Wm. edge and joiner's tool manufacturer ; h 50 Bernard st Reaney and Wood, edge and joiners' tool, tobacco and machine knife, &c manufacturers, 50 Bernard street Reckless Henry, baker and confectioner, 8 Castle street Reckless Henry William, baker and confectioner, 6 Wicker Reckless Wm. baker, New George street Redfearn George, combmaker and shopkeeper, 257 Rockingham st Redfearn Henry, saw and file manufacturer ; house Crookes moor Redfearn Joseph Naylor, solicitor's clerk, 47 Thomas street Redfearn Joseph, solicitor's clerk, 45 Occupation road Redfearn Samuel, joiner and builder, 58 Nursery street Redfearn Thomas, spring knife and metal spoon manufacturer, court 7 Coalpit lane ; house 37 Wellington street Redfern Jasper, hatter, bank buildings, 25 Angel street Reece James, cowkeeper, Bowling green street Reed Launcelot Geo. and Co. joiners, builders, and timber merchants, and sawers, 188 Broomhall street Reedal Gabriel, surgeon, 14 Church street Register Charles, engraver's steel plate, &c. manfr. 4 Shepherd street Register George, scissor manufacturer, 9 Bowling green street Renshaw Caleb, mason and bricklayer, 106 Devonshire street Renshaw Wm. mason and shopkeeper, 57 Townhead street Renton Alexander, draper and tailor ; house 28 Change alley Renton John, tailor and draper, 4 Workhouse croft Renton and Neill, woollen drapers and tailors, 28 Change alley Renton Wm. gentleman, Mid hill, Eastbank, Park Renwick Adam, basket and hamper maker, and dealer in coopery, tur- nery, furniture, and toys, 62 Fargate Renwick Adam, sen. ; house 80 Fruitmarket Renwick Elizabeth, toy and basket dealer, 80 Fruitmarket Renwick John, spring knife manufacturer, 27 Backfields Revell Henry, sugar agent ; house Darfield, near Barnsley Revell John, picture dealer, and Mary, milliner, 40 Pinstone street Revell Samuel, sugar agent, Cricket inn road Revill Charles and Ellen, National school, Hermitage street Revill George, police sergeant, 142 Harvest lane Revill Henry, butcher, 51 West street Revill Isaac, gardener, Radford place Revill James, shopkeeper, 2 Bernard street Revill John, tailor, 162 Pond street Revill John, spring knife mfr. Radford street ; house Radford place Revitt Charles, cutlery manufacturer ; house Mount pisgah Revitt atad Hull, table, pen, pocket, shoe, and butcher knife, & razor and scissor manufacturers, 15 Meadow street Revitt Win. razor manufacturer ; house Hampden place Reynolds Francis, shoemaker, 41 West John street Reynolds Frederick, razor maker, 12 Sims croft Reynolds John, spring knife manufacturer, 2 Wheeldon street Reynolds Thomas, mason and bricklayer, Surrey lane Reynolds Wm. mason and bricklayer, 40 Trafalgar street Rhodes Benjamin, shoemaker, 35 Effingham street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 191 Rhodes Cawthorne, grocer and flour dealer, 72 Pinstone street Rhodes Chas., cooper, 27 Workhouse croft ; h 87 Wentworth terrace Rhodes Miss Bailey, ladies' school, Wilkinson street Rhodes Miss Eliza, professor of music, Wilkinson street Rhodes George, vict. Ball, 50 Lambert street Rhodes George, file, wire, &c. dealer, 86 Division street Rhodes Mrs Hannah, 30 Colliers' row Rhodes Rev Hugh Garside, Independent minister, Fuhvood Rhodes Henry, bone haft and scale cutter, 10 Moor st. Little Sheffield Rhodes James, cooper, and nickel refiner, 30 Workhouse croft Rhodes James, ironmonger, 81 Porter street Rhodes Jehoida, silversmith, 230 Bright street Rhodes John, rope, twine, and fishing tackle manfr. 215 Moorfields Rhodes John, shopkeeper, 120 Lord street Rhodes John, painter and gilder, court 84 Allen street Rhodes John, coal dealer, court 30 Stafford street Rhodes John, silversmith, 64 Division street Rhodes Jonathan, coal owner, Stafford st; h CharnocJc Hall, Park Rhodes Joseph, ivory, buck, stag horn, &c. cutter, 64 Westbar green Rhodes Joseph, tailor, 32 Coldwell lane Rhodes Joseph, coal dealer, Stafford st; and farmer, Richmond Rhodes Thos. & John, manufacturers of silver plated and British plat© goods, 13 Howard street Rhodes Thos. silver plated ware, &c. manfr ; house 59 Coalpit lane Rhodes Wm. beerhouse, 94 Harvest lane Rhodes Wm. policeman, 39 Nursery street Rhodes Wm. professor of music, 47 Wentworth terrace Richards Benjamin, hatter, 57 Market place, and 27 Snighill Richards George, grinder, 3 Broomspring lane Richards John, shoemaker and beerhouse, 23 Holly street Richardson Ann, shopkeeper, 61 Eyre lane Richardson Mrs Aletbea, schoolmistress, 147 Duke street, Park Richardson Benjamin, steel melter, 59 Chester street Richardson Charles, bookkeeper, Deep Pit, Intake road Richardson Francis, file manufacturer and ironmonger, 19 Pinstone st Richardson Francis, butter and egg dealer, Beehive lane Richardson George, painter, glazier, and paper hanger, 99 Fitzwm. st Richardson Henry, traveller, 39 Lord street, Park Richardson James, bookkeeper, Hammond terrace Richardson John, hatter, 27 Campo lane Richardson John, tailor and draper, 7 Pinstone street Richardson John, coal agent, 163 Fitzwilliam street Richardson John, boat owner, 12 New street, Park Richardson Richard Whitlam, schoolmaster, 159 South street, Park Richardson Robert, vict. Q in the Corner, 17 Paradise square Richardson Samuel, die sinker, 35 Bramall lane Richardson Westall, furniture broker and table knife mfr. 4 Coalpit In Richardson Wm. hosier & worsted dealer, 1 9 King st ; h 82 South st.P, Richardson Wm. tailor, 123 Fitzwilliam street Richardson Wm. foreman of fire engines, 19 Flat street Richmond Charles, shopkeeper and instrument mfr. 137 South st. P. Richmond James, vict. Compass Inn, 38 Orchard street 192 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Richmond Richard, brush manufacturer, 103 Broomhall street Rickaby Wm. shopkeeper, 94 Lord street Ricketts Joseph and Co., corn millers, 11 Leadmill road Ridal Charles, draper ; house Western hill Ridal Charles, drug, tea, and confectionary dealer, 138 Portobello st Ridd Charles, currier and leather cutter, 187 Gibraltar street Ridge Henry, fluter, foot of Hanover street Ridge George, printer and publisher of the Sheffield Mercury, (Satur- day,) 5 King street ; house Endcliffe vale Ridge and Jackson, booksellers, stationers, printers, binders, dealers in law and coml. stamps, & agents to the Phoenix Fire Off. 5 King st Ridge Richard, ginger beer maker, 65 Wicker Ridge Sarah, upholstress, Dixon street Ridge Wm. tailor, 238 Rockingham street Ridgway Edward, clerk, and Sarah, dressmaker, 17 Milk street Ridgway James, file hardner, 277 Shalesmoor Ridway Thomas, old book seller, 6 Fruitmarket ; h 10 Watson walk Riding George, tailor and draper, 9 Burgess street Riiatt Pren, journeyman printer, 26 Netberthorpe place Riley Ann, shopkeeper, 62 High street, Park Riley Henry, traveller, 1 Russell street Riley John, tobacconist, and importer of cigars, 17 Waingate ; house Broom leys, Occupation road Riley John H., professor of music, 24 Fargate Riley Joseph, bookkeeper, 62 Harvest lane Riley Richard, furniture broker, 24 Fargate Riley Wm. merchant & manufacturer, 73 Eyre street Rimington Mrs Sarah, Broomhead Hall, near Bradfield Rimington and Younges, (late bankers,) 37 High street Ringrose Jane, shopkeeper, 53 Duke street, Park Ripley Robert, patten and clog maker, 73 Snighill Rippon Ebard, shoe, clog, and patten maker, Broomhill Rippon Mrs Fanny, furrier and feather cleaner, 44 Regent street Rippon Francis, jun., carter and cowkeeper, 88 Parkhill lane Rippon John, boot and shoe maker, 54 Scotland street Rippon Thomas, shoemaker, court 1 Vicar lane Rippon Wm. shoemaker, 1 5 Doncuster street Rishworth Charles, shopkeeper, 75 Porter street Ritchie James, engineer at Gas Works; h 80 Broomspring lane Rixham Geo. awl blade and brad awl, &c. manufacturer, 90 Pond st Roberts Alexander, beerhouse, Philadelphia Roberts Mrs Ann, Local terrace Roberts Charles, joiner ; house 140 Lord street Roberts Charles, tailor, court 89 South street, Park Roberts Eliz. and Sarah, milliners, 28 Fitzwilliam street Roberts George, grocer and flour dealer, 30 Pond street Roberts George, shopkeeper, 259 Arundel street Roberts George, house and sign painter, ill South street Roberts Hannah and Mary, dyers, 41 Arundel street Roberts Harriet, Cath. & Ellen, ladies' school, 221 Portobello street Roberts Henry, shoemaker, 24 Blue Boy street Roberts Henry, scissor and shear mfr. and vict. Moon, 13 Silver st SHEFFIELD DIRECTOBT. 193 Roberts Henry, bookkeeper, Ecclesall New road Roberts James, iron, steel, wire, and metal dealer, 24 Broad lane Roberts James, horn, &c. merchant and presser ; h Westhank Roberts James, boot and shoe maker, 25 Netherthorpe place Roberts James, cowkeeper, 6 Ellison street Roberts James, shopkeeper, 1 Dee street Roberts Miss Jane, 30 Gell street Roberts John, mfr. of silver and plated wares, and German silver and Argentine plate, Low street, Park ; house Shrewsbury road Roberts John, pen knife manufacturer, 270 Beet street Roberts John Bennett, accompt. & coir. 9 Bank st.; h Broomgrove rd Roberts John, vict. Albion Tavern, Little Sheffield Roberts John, mattress maker, New George street ; h Broom close Roberts John, shopkeeper and earthenware dealer, 83 Porter street Roberts John, scale beam, &c. mfr. 92 Scotland street Roberts John, scissor and shear mfr. 44 Burgess street Roberts John, steel melter, 48 Harvest lane Roberts Joseph, cowkeeper, Russell street Roberts Joseph, razor mfr. 20 Earl st ; h 11 Broom close Roberts Levi, mason, and cow and beerhouse keeper, 23 Charlotte st Roberts & Mettam, ivory, buck, stag, & horn merchants & cutters, & horn pressers, and mfrs. of umbrella & whip hooks, &c, and of Jas. Roberts' patent handled table knives, 96 Fargate Roberts Samuel, Esq. Park Grange Roberts Samuel, jun. silver plate mfr ; h Queen's Tower* Park Grange Roberts Samuel, silver, &c. ware mfr ; house Stanton broom Roberts Sidney, silver plater ; house Dial House, IVadsley Roberts and Slater, (late Wm. Briggs,) silver plated, Argentine, and British silver ware, and fruit and dessert knife mfrs. Furnival Works, 38 Furnival street Roberts, Smith, and Co. manfrs. of silver and plated wares, 9 Eyre st. and 8 Duke street, Adelphi, London Roberts Thomas, grocer and flour dealer, 49 Stanley street Roberts Thomas, comb maker, 39 Lee croft Roberts Wm. box and ivory rule maker, ct 14 Steelhouse lane; h 15 Westbar green Roberts Wm. pearl button and knob mfr. 52 Queen street Roberts Wm. spring knife mfr., Queen street, Philadelphia Roberts and Wing, joiners and builders, 12 South street, Park Roberts Wm. farmer, Rustlings, near Hunter's bar Robertson and Jobson, stove grate and fender mfrs. Love street Robertson Alex, stove grate, &c. mfr; h Gell street terrace Robinson Benjamin, tailor and draper, 45 Broad street Robinson Edward, shopkeeper, Infirmary road Robinson Elizabeth, dressmaker, 47 Orchard street Robinson George, cooper, 110 Porter street Robinson George, razor maker, Button lane Robinson James, boot and shoe maker, 88 Fitzwiliiam street Robinson John, Adelaide place, Glossop road Robinson Mr John, and Mrs Susanna, Upperthorpe Robinson John, coal dealer and shopkeeper, 140 Duke street, Park 194 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Robinson John James, druggist, 96 Allen street, 128 Scotland street, and 29 Netherthorpe place Robinson John, excise officer, 87 Fitzwilliam street Robinson Jonathan, shoemaker, 18 Workhouse croft Robinson Joseph, joiner, 65 Scotland street Robinson Robert, rag and scrap dlr. and locksmith, 64 Orchard street Robinson Samuel, spring knife mfr. 29 School croft Robinson Samuel, joiner, Sheaf bank Robinson Rev Thos. chaplain and governor, Shrewsbury Hospital Robinson Thomas, watchmaker and jeweller, 3 High street Robinson Thomas, ivory, stag, bone, and wood haft and scale cutter and dealer, 23 Figtree lane Robinson Thomas, vict. Fleur de Lis, court 7 Angel street Robinson Thomas, coach spring mfr. 58 Andrew street Robinson Thomas, whitesmith, 63 Thomas street Robinson Wm. scale and spring mkr. Gas office yard, Bow street Robinson Wm. shoemaker, 1 46 Rockingham street Robinson Wm. hackney coach owner, 16 Change alley Robinson Wm. H. schoolmaster, Assembly rooms ; house Attercliffe Robinson Wm. rag, scrap, and bone dealer, 29 Bakers' hill Robinson W r illiam, tailor, 69, Eyre street Robinson William, coal leader, 1 New street, Park Robson David, potato and coal dealer, 49 Hawley croft Robson John George, merchant's clerk, Springfield place Robson and Malkin, potato merchants, Canal wharf Roby Samuel, traveller, Sharrow lane Rodgers Aaron, German silver brusher and mfr. Suffolk Works ; h 31 Duke street lane, Park Rodgers Mrs Ann, Claremont place Rodgers and Armitage, tailors and drapers, 179 South street Rodgers Charles, mark maker, 35 St. Thomas street Rodgers Chas. Wm. table, pen, pocket, shoe, butcher, and bread knife, and steel and patent knife sharpener mfr. 52 Lambert street Rodgers Charles, wood turner and cutter, 168 Rockingham street Rodgers Eliz. and Emma, dress and straw hat mkrs. 13 New Church st Rodgers Emanuel, patten ring and patten mkr. Devonshire lane, and vict. Barrel, 64 Pinstone street Rodgers Mrs Ellen, gentlewoman, 24 George street Rodgers George and Co. razor and pen, pocket, table, and sportsman's knife mfrs. 25 Norfolk lane ; house 36 Eyre street Rodgers George, spring knife, &c. mfr. 150 Broad lane Rodgers George, table knife, &c. mfr ; house 23 Spitalfields Rodgers George, beerhouse, Shrewsbury Tavern, 102 South street, P Rodgers George, grinder, 19 Suffolk road Rodgers George, shoemaker, TO Brown street Rodgers George, green grocer, 301 Beet street Rodgers Henry, saw maker; house 57 Milton street Rodgers Henry, tailor ; house 179 South street Rodgers Hy. Abdiel, asst. sec. Mechanics' Institution, 23 Tudor street Rodgers Tsaac, baker and confectioner, 106 Broomhall street Rodgers James, engraver and copper plate printer, 18 New Church st Rodgers James, stone mason, 136 South street, Park SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 195 Rodgers John, Esq. mercht. and mfr; h HiUsbro? Hall * Rodgers John, jun. mercht. and mfr; house Claremont place Rodgers John and Sons, tahle and pen knife, and razor and scissor manufacturers, 23 Spitalfields Rodgers John, table and silver & plated dessert knife, razor, &c. manu- facturer, 42 Lee croft Rodgers John, engraver, 16 Holly street Rodgers John, engraver & copper plate printer, 13 New Church street Rodgers John, cap and ferrule maker, 24 Carver lane Rodgers Joseph, & Sons, Queen's cutlers, merchants, and mfrs. of pen, pocket, and table knives, silver and plated desserts, razors, and scissors ; and dealers in silver plate, &c, 6 Norfolk street Rodgers Joseph, gentleman, Wilkinson street Rodgers Joseph, cutlery mfr. court 60 Wellington street Rodgers, Joshua, shoemaker, 71 Porter street Rodgers Miss Mary, Highfield terrace Rodgers Paul, collector of gas rates, Gas office yard, 1 Bow street Rodgers Robert*, vict. and spirit dealer, 100 Fruit market Rodgers Samuel, saw back grinder, and beerhouse, 18 ^sew street Rodgers, Russell, and Horsfield, saw mfrs., 60 Eyre lane Rodgers Samuel, cutlery manufacturer ; house New street Rodgers Thomas, eating house, 10 Castle street Rodgers Thomas Wm. solicitor, deputy steward of Ecclesall Court of Requests, and clerk of indictments for the West Riding, 16 Bank st Rodgers Thomas, news agent and bookseller, 11 Fruit market ; h 57 Howard street Rodgers Wm. millwright and engineer, Philadelphia Rodgers Wm. spring knife mfr. Cleveland row, Philadelphia Rodgers Wm. cutlery manufacturer; house Upperthorpe Rodgers Wm, vict. Rutland Arms, 8 Brown street Rodgers Wm. etcher and engraver, 79 Wellington street Rodley John, postman, and galvanic machine, &c. mfr. Rodley lane Rodwell Robert, pen knife mfr. Bernard lane, Park Roe George, weigher, Highway yard, 168 Duke street, Park Roebuck George, currier & leather cutter, 13 Castle street ; h Meadow head. Occupation road Roebuck Mr. John, and Mrs. Mary Ann, ladies' school, Pitsmoor Roebuck John, saddler, &c. 23 Old Haymarket ; h Mushroom Roebuck Jonathan, merchant, and steel, file, and saw manufacturer, 103 Saville st ; h Meadow head, Occupation road Roebuck Mrs Mary, lodgings, 103 Fitzwilliam street Roebuck William, whitesmith, and patent axletree, lathe, screw stock, press-screw, &c. manfr. 5 Love street Rogers Abel, patten and ring mfr. Balm green ; h 44 Trafalgar street Rogers Edwin, lodgings, 41 Smith street Rogers Henry, vict. Norfolk Arms, 26 Dixon lane Rogers George, foreman, Independent Office; h Hemsworth, Norton Rogers Robert, music dealer and professor, 4 Norfolk row Rogers Samuel, and Mrs My. governor and matron of Sheffield Union Workhouse, Kellam street Rogerson Thomas, butcher, 35; h 71 Pyebank Rollett James, mark maker ; house 32 Leicester street 196 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Rolley David, letter founder ; h 11 Fitzalan street Rolley, Hoyle, and Co. letter founders, printers' joiners, &c, Railway street, Bridgehouses Rollin Joshua, slater, 96 Lord street Rollins Jonas, beerhouse, 271 Shales moor Rollinson Charles, bookkeeper, 252 Rockingham street Ronksley George, gent. Moor Oaks, Crookes moor Ronksley William, beerhouse, Crookes moor Rooke Mr John Spooner, Prospect House, Intake road Roome George, mark maker, 8 Tudor street ; h ct 4 High street Roper James, hosier, 36 King street ; h 32 Wellington street Roper John, wood haft turner and presser, 175 South street Roper John, brewer, 62 Effingham street Roper Robert, chemist, druggist, patent medicine vendor, and propr. of the Royal Bath plaster, Golden Head, 19 Broad street Roper Robert, surgeon, 85 Westbar Roper Wm. butcher, 68 South street ; house Ecclesall New road Rose Mr Benjamin, Wellington terrace, Pitsmoor Rose James, shoemaker, 147 Broomhall street Rose John, joiner and shopkeeper, Ecclesall New road Rose John, silver polisher, 3 Paternoster row Rose Thomas, butcher, 78 Wicker Rose Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 6 Broomhall street Rose Wm. wheelwright, 75 Duke street, Park, and vict. Hospital Tavern, 69 Park hill lane Rose Wm. printer, court 1 Porter street Rose Wm., beerhouse, 26 Cross Chapel street Rosindale Wm. Chapman, tailor and vict. Shakspeare, 16 Sycamore st Ross John Edward, painter, Upperthorpe Ross Wm. shopkeeper, 18 Gilbert street Rotherham Ann, green grocer, 2 Glossop road market Rotherham Matthew, shoemaker, 16 Meadow street Rotherham Susanna, school, 48 Clarence street, Portmahon Rotherham Wm. tailor, 71 Leadmill road Round George, brace and bit maker, 160 Allen street Rowbotham Alfred, merchant and manufacturer ; house 19 Gell street Rowbotham Daniel, filesmith, Gas Office yard Rowbotham Edmund, shoemaker, 145 South street, and coal dealer, 15 Hereford street Rowbotham Edwin, boot and shoe maker, 16 High street Rowbotham Henry, hairdresser, 34 Pond street Rowbotham John, merchant, h 17; and John, senior, 19 Gell street Rowbotham John, grocer and tallow chandler, 94 Tenter street Rowbotham Mary, coal dealer, 63 Holly street Rowbotham Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 120 South street Rowbotham Thomas, attorney's clerk, 35 Fitzwilliam street Rowen Thomas, fork maker, Wellington st ; and Henry, Broomhall st Rowland Eliza, straw hat maker, 179 Eyre street Rowland Wm. ironmonger, and metal, wire, &c. dealer, 9 Meadow st Rowley Ann, vict. Old Crown, 15 Duke street, Park Rowley James, chimneysweeper, and Eliz. dressmaker, 113 South st Rowley Martha, stay maker, 154 Allen street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 197 Rowley Samuel, shopkeeper, 251 Arundel street Royle Jph. silversmith, and Matilda, straw hat maker, 24 Bower spring Rubbins Isaac, vict. Shakspeare, 3 38 Gibraltar street Rubbins George, steel melter, 10 Bowling green street Rudd and Wainwright, scissor and shear manfrs. 1 63 Eyre street Rudd Thomas, scissor and shear manufacturer, house 163 Eyre street Rue Mrs Ann, smallware dealer, 15 Division street Rushforth Thomas, 5 Occupation road Rush ton Mary, coal dealer and shopkeeper, 80 South street, Park Rushworth Joshua, comb maker, 46 Rockingham lane Russell Mrs Elizabeth, and John, cabinet case mfr. 34 Clarence st Russell and Jackson, cabinet and razor case, strop, pattern card, &c. manufacturers, 29 Eyre street Russell Francis, bone cutter, 111 Broomhall street, and Wells' wheel Russell John, metalsmith, 22 Clarence street Russell John, watchmaker, 16 Coulston street Russell Samuel, Britannia metal and German silver ware manufac- turer, 188 West street ; house 25 Regent street Russell Robert, tailor, 30 Bank street Russell Thomas, saw mfr. (firm Loukes and Russell,) h 23 Wicker In Russell Thomas, saw manufacturer (Rodgers & Co.) h 34 Clarence st Rutherford John, collector, &c. 253 Arundel street Rutherford Mary, shopkeeper, 50 Rockingham street Rutter Frederick, cowkeeper, 106 High street, Park Rutter John, cowkeeper and coal dealer, Cricket Inn road Rutter Robert, shoemaker, 3 Cricket Inn road Rutter Mrs Rebecca, 47 Nursery street Ryalls Ann, grocer and flour dealer, Little Sheffield Ryalls John, solicitor, 19 North Church street; h 12 Paradise square Ryalls John, shoemaker, 40 Thomas street Ryalls Thomas, bookkeeper, 148 Broad lane Ryalls Thomas, edgetool grinder, 27 Sheaf street Ryals Elijah, tableknife cutler, 10 Efoenezer street Ryals and Heathcote, spring knife mfrs. Furnival In ; h 41 Hereford st Ryals Mary, grocer, Little Sheffield, and spring knife mfr. Fenton ville Ryals Wm. boot and shoe maker, 6 Duke lane Ryals Wm. spring knife manufacturer, house 41 Hereford street Ryan John, wood turner, 50 Rockingham In ; house 16 Burnt tree In Ryan Thomas, chair maker, court 5 Stanley street Ryder John, gentleman, 67 Gell street Sabberton Wm. shoemaker, 8 Bernard street Sadler George, pork butcher, 80 Edward street, and 139 West street Sadler George, fruiterer, 7 Spring street Sadler James, comb maker, 7 Crown alley, Park Salisbury John Middleton, chemist and druggist, 134 South street Salisbury Mr Thomas, 36 Bramall lane Salt Edward, silversmith (journeyman,) 46 Leadmill road Salt Simon, spring knife mfr. court 59 Pea croft ; house Morpeth street Salvin Thomas, grocer, 260 Shales moor Samby Joseph, fruiterer, 234 Moorfields Sampson Charles, table & butcher's steel manfr. 23 Workhouse croft Sampson Henry, yict. Crown and Anchor, 218 Bright street r 2 198 SHEFFIELD DIRECTOBY. Sampson John, scissor manufacturer, and beerhouse, 13 Little Pond st Sampson Isaac, scissor chaser and mark maker, Rockingham lane Sampson Stephen and Luke, grocers and flour dealers, 182 Gibraltar street, and 25 Wicker Sampson Wm, grocer, corn factor, and spirit merchant, 22 South st Sandbed Tilt Co. (Cadman, Thompson, and Co.) Farfield, Hillfoot ; Benjamin Lee, manager Sanders Wm. shopkeeper and baker, 68 Carver street Sanderson Brothers & Co. merchants, and steel converters & refiners, 132 West street ; and shear steel, &c. manufacturers, Attercliffe Forge, Tilt, and Rolling Mills; Wadsley Bridge PForks, and Bar- nail Steel Furnaces Sanderson Charles, merchant ; house 233 Glossop road Sanderson Charles, whitesmith, print maker, &c. 10 Tudor street Sanderson Denison, currier and leather cutter, 12 New Market street Sanderson Mr George, 136 Solly street Sanderson George, file forger and vict. Half Moon, 64 Allen street Sanderson James, merchant & steel manufacturer, h Endcliffe Grange Sanderson James, saw, &c. manufacturer ; house Upperthorpe Sanderson John, merchant, &c; house New Hall, Attercliffe Sanderson John, saw manufacturer, 38 Charles street Sanderson John Thomas, coal dealer, Queen street, Philadelphia Sanderson Jonathan, horse dealer, Lydgate lane, Crookes Sanderson Joseph, anvil, vice, hammer, press screw, &c. mfr. 47 Wicker Sanderson, Joshua, tanner, Upperthorpe, and Balby Sanderson Miss Mary, 31 Wilkinson street Sanderson Matthew, warehouseman, 15 Siddall street Sanderson Mary, stay maker, 88 Carver street Sanderson Samuel, hat manufacturer and furrier, 22 Chapel walk Sanderson Samuel, sen., hatter, 10 Hartshead Sanderson Thomas, comb maker, 62 Howard street Sanderson Mrs. trunk, &c. maker, 27, house court 33 King street Sanderson Wm. manufacturer of forks, steels, and bread, butcher, and cook knives, 96 Carver street Sanderson Wm. beerhouse and shopkeeper, 44 Charles street Sanderson Wm. warehouseman, 41 Pyebank Sanderson Wm. beerhouse, Rising Sun, 144 West street Sandford Rev. George, M.A., vice-principal of Collegiate School; house Broom parade Sands Edward, engineer and surveyor, 77 Carver street Sansom John, merchant and manfr. and silver plater ; h Moor Lodge Sansom Thos. & Sons, merchants, Queen's cutlers, and table, pen, and pocket knife, and gold, silver, and plated dessert and fruit knife ma- nufacturers, 45 Norfolk street Sansom Joseph, shopkeeper and schoolmaster, 30 Peacroft Sansom Mrs Mary, gentlewoman, 105 Norfolk street Sanson Wm. and Co. merchants, cutlers to her Majesty, and table, pen, & pocket knife, & gold, silver, and plated dessert and fruit knile, and razor manfrs. 105 Norf olk street, and 22 Norfolk lane. {Partners, P. R. Dummitt,1MM»Sfcr, and H. P. Badger) Saunders Geo. Lemon, music seller, and teacher of singing and danc- ing, 32 High street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 199 Saunders John George, mark maker, 114 Rockingham street Saunders Mrs Sar. (& Eliz. A., music professor) 250 Rockingham st Savage George, razor manufacturer, 52 Pond street Savage John, grocer and flour dealer, 111 South street, Park Saville Chas. brace, bit, skate, and joiners' tool manfr. 93 South st Saville Geo. pump maker and vict. Pump Tavern, 73 South street Saville Geo. jun. razor manufacturer, 19 Howard street Savory James, chemist and druggist ; house FPhiston Savory & Merry weather, chemists and druggists, 19 Old Haymarket Sawyer Mr John, 18 Gell street Sawyer John, wine, spirit, and ale and porter merchant, brewer, and stock and share broker, 2 High street Sawyer John, silversmith, 37 Walker street Sawyer Thomas, collector of taxes, 63 Occupation road Sawyer Wm. bookkeeper, 55 Burngreave place Saxton Wm. bookseller, binder, stationer, and printer, 5 High street Sayles Alfred, rope and twine manufacturer, 151 Gibraltar street Sayles Charles, traveller, 231 Portobello street Sayles Esther, spring knife manufacturer, 6 Wheeidon street Sayles Joseph, painter and grocer, 44 Wicker Sayles Lewis Charles, assay master and dentist, 71 Fargate Sayles Matthew, farmer, fVheatley Meadows, Occupation road Sayles Samuel, rope and twine manfr. and beerhouse, 119 South st Saynor Ann, dressmaker, 39 Furnace hill Say nor Joseph, shopkeeper, 122 Solly street Saynor Samuel and Son, cutlery manufacturers, 13 Edward street Saynor Thos. pen machine mfr., and Joshua, hair drsr. 14 Grindlegate Saynor Wm. table knife hafter, court 176 Rockingham street Scaif Christopher, ostler and tap keeper, 11 Change alley Scaif Francis, spring knife manufacturer, 21 Wheeidon lane Scaif Joseph, spring knife manufacturer, 12 Trinity street Scamadine Wm. vict. Three Stags' Heads, 24 Pinstone street Scargill John, vict. King's Arms, 2 Old Haymarket Scatchard William, whitesmith, (j.) Rodley lane Schofield Benj. and Son, auctioneers, valuers, and agents to Norwich Union Fire and Life Offices, Music Hall, Surrey street Schofield Benj. auctioneer, and sec. to Savings' Bank; h Broom hill Schofield Chas. saw, &c. manufacturer ; house 78 Wellington street Schofield Edmund Burrows, auctioneer, valuer, &c; house Broom hill Schofield Eliza, dress and stay maker, 139 Arundel street Schofield George, potato dealer and beerhouse, New Haymarket Schofield Geo. merchant, and edge and joiners' tool, skate, &c. manfr. Talbot IVorks, Sheldon row Schofield George, table knife maker, 26 Thomas street Schofield Isaac, table knife manufacturer, 9 Broomspring lane Schofield John Bagshaw, collector, &c. 15 Broomspring lane Schofield John, warehouseman, 23 Regent street Schofield Mrs Sarah, 33 Spitalfield grove Schofield Wm. table knife manfr. Joiner lane ; house 20 Stanley st Schofield Wm. diesinker, 56 Rockingham street Scholefield Mrs. Lowfield Scholes George, vict. Cutlers' Arms, 38 Fargate 200 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Scholes John, pearl button maker, Backfields Scholey Mrs Charlotte, King street, Portmahon Scholey Henry, tool broker and blade forger, 90 Allen street Scholey Joseph, flour dealer, 118 Matilda street Scholey Robert, bone and metal button and mould mfr. 19 Daisy walk Scorah Geo. ivory, wood, & brass turner, ct 60 West st ; h 390ccupatn.rd Scorah George, shoemaker, 148 South street, Park Scorah Wm. boot and shoe maker, 171 Gibraltar street Scott Mr Abraham (& Alice, ladies' school,) 223 Portobello street Scott Andrew, painter and glazier, court 90 Fitzwilliam street Scott Ann, grocer and flour dealer, 34 Duke street, Park Scott David, file mfr. 64 Trinity st. and beerhouse, 28 Smithfield Scott Geo. cork screw maker, 106 Scotland street Scott John, corn and flour dealer, 76 South street Scott Frank, architect, 9 Saint Philip's terrace Scott John, gardener and seedsman, 210 West street Scott Peter, feather merchant, (Alan Scott, agent,) 34 Fargate Scott Mrs Sarah, vict. Industry Inn, 34 Broad street Scott Thomas, green grocer, 43 Fitzwilliam street Scott Timothy, bookseller, stationer, and printer, 23 Church street Scott Wm. pen blade grinder, Broomhill Scott Wm. tobacconist, 21 Division street Scruton Thomas, vict. Sportsman, 33 Bridge street Seale Bernard, plumber, glazier, and gas fitter, 25 Church street Seale Joseph, tailor and draper, 241 Shales moor Seale Wm. professor of music & dancing (& Mr. John) 306 Shales moor Seaman Benjamin, butcher, 65 Broad lane Seaman Richard, warehouseman, 42 Joiner lane Searle Richard, currier, 173 Gibraltar street Searls Thomas, cowkeeper, Upper Crabtree Seastron John, gardener, 57 Wellington street Seaton John, painter, 78 Carver street Seaton Joseph, shoemaker and beerhouse, Elmtree hill, Park Seaton Thomas, tailor, Queen street, Portmahon Seaton W^n. spring knife manufacturer, 117 Trafalgar street Sedgwick Joseph, fruiterer, Castle folds lane Sedgwick Thomas, comb plate presser, 70 Charles street Selkirk Edward, mark maker and letter cutter, 44J Carver street Sellars Jeremiah, coal agent to Earl Fitzwilliam, Railway Coal Dep6t, Saville street ; house 45 Sussex street Sellars Thos. schoolmaster, South st. Park ; house 66 Duke st. Park Sellars Wm. saw, &c. manufacturer; house 37 Townhead street Sellers Geo. hat mfr. and news agent, 56 Broad lane, & Rotherham Sellers John, fine penknife, surgeon's instrument, razor, steel plate, graver, &c. manufacturer, 225 Rockingham street Sellers John, comb maker, (j.) 29 Porter street Senior Jas. stock and share broker, 4 Commercial buildings, 28 High st Senior James, tailor and draper, 41 Wicker Senior John, fender mfr. 66 Hollis croft; house Hanover street Senior Jonathan, tailor, 49 Saint Philip's road, Portmahon Senior Joseph, banker's clerk, 84 Wicker Senior Joseph, tailor, 9 Rockingham street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 201 Senior Thos. pen and pocket knife mfr. ct. 21 Pinstonest ; h 60Brown st Senior Wm. hosier and glover, 9 King street Senior William, clerk, 98 Devonshire street Settle Thomas, gentleman, 240 Brook hill Sewell James, chemist and druggist, 75 Broomhall street Sewell John, professor of music, 75 Broomhall street Sewell John, boot and shoe maker, 50 Eldon street Seymour John, boot and shoe maker, 51 Porter street Shales Mrs Hannah, School street lane, Park Shallcross George, baker, corn and flour dealer, and army contractor, 158 Gibraltar st; and corn miller, Royds' mill ; h 53 Burngreave pi Shallcross Letitia, shopkeeper, 1 Allen street Shallcross Wm. British plate mfr. 64 Trinity st ; h 63 Wentworth ter Sharman Abraham and John, drapers and grocers, 1 18 South street Sharman Isaac, grocer, tea dealer, and porter merchant, Spring House, 211 Glossop road ; vaults, Corn exchange Sharman John, draper and grocer ; house Highfield Sharman Mr Thomas, Lower Crabtree Sharp Mary, straw hat maker, 44 Trippet lane Sharp Samuel, optician, (j.) 35 Wellington street Sharp Thos. joiner and builder, 5 Mulberry street ; h 37 Broad street Sharp Wm. joiner ; house 85 Park hill lane Sharpe George, engine tenter, Upperthorpe Sharpe Mrs Hannah and Matthew Hale Sharpe, Upperthorpe Shaw Mrs Ann, Palestine place, Broomhill Shaw Ann, shopkeeper, 23 Radford street Shaw Benjamin, oil refiner and dealer, 11 Tudor street Shaw Charles, accordian dealer and repairer, 13 Division street Shaw Caroline, ladies' school, 97 Arundel street Shaw Edward, vict. White Horse, 275 Solly street Shaw Mrs Elizabeth, 54 Newcastle street Shaw Emma, milliner, 214 Gibraltar street and Philadelphia Shaw and Fisher, Britannia metal, British plate, and silver mounted ware manufacturers, Norfolk place, 43 Suffolk road Shaw George, whitemetalsmith, 147 Allen street Shaw Mrs Hannah and Sons, magnet manfrs. 68 Burgess street Shaw James, Britannia metal, &c. manfr ; house 43 Suffolk road Shaw James, shopkeeper, 21 Smithfield Shaw John and Wm. ale and porter brewers, Owlerton Brewery, Penistone road Shaw John, scissor mfr. 13 Spring street ; house 44 Bridge street Shaw John, tailor and draper, 5 New Market street Shaw John, wire worker, 18 Church street Shaw John, vict. Bridge Inn, 2 Pond street Shaw John, ginger beer maker and cutler, 154 Duke street, Park Shaw John, plasterer, Harmer lane gardens Shaw Joseph, shoemaker, 103 South street, Park Shaw Joseph, spindle, &c. manfr ; house 94 Bridge street Shaw Joseph, razor manufacturer, 8 Copper street Shaw Joseph, joiner, 20 Bramall lane Shaw Joshua Fras. sharebroker, accountant, & coir. 1 Workhouse croft Shaw Joshua, school, George st. Philadelphia ; h 1 Workhouse croft 303 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, Shaw Joshua, bookkeeper, 3 Pond street Shaw Samuel, joiner's tool maker, (j.) 23 Orange street Shaw Mrs Susanna, schoolmistress, 114 Rockingham lane Shaw Mr Thomas, near Owlerton Shaw Thomas, magnet manfr ; house 68 Burgess street Shaw W alter, hairdresser, 65 West street Shaw Wm. plasterer and vict. Shrewsbury Tavern, 109 South st. Park Shaw Wm. tailor, court 65 South street, Park Shaw Wm. baker and confectioner, 25 Scotland street Shaw Wm. brewer, (j.) 102 Harvest lane Shaw Wm. table knife manfr. Broomspring lane Shaw Wm. shopkeeper, George street, Philadelphia Shaw Wm. bone haft and scale cutter, ct 24 Pinstone st ; h Parkhill In Shaw Wm. shopkeeper, 102 Spring street Shaw Wm. razor scale presser, 19 Charles street Shaw Wm. Rous, music teacher and tuner, 134 Bath street Sheard Henry, plasterer and shopkeeper, 49 Orchard street Shearer John, sheep shear, weaver's knife, &c. mfr. 162 Eldon street Shearer Wm. coach spring maker ; house 12 Newcastle street Sheffield, Ashton-under-Lyne, and Manchester Railway Co. 3 Church street, and 70 Nursery st; John Platford, secretary, Manchester Sheffield Banking Co. 18 George street; A. F. Hammond, manager Sheffield and Rotherham Banking Co. 5 Church st ; Richd. Ramsey, manager Sheffield and Hallamshire Banking Co. 17 Church street ; William Waterfall, manager Sheffield and Hallamshire Savings' Bank, 22 Surrey street, (open Mon- days and Tuesdays from 12 to 1 ;) Benj. Schofield, actuary Sheffield & Retford Banking Co. 37 High st; Ths. Simpson, manager Sheffield Union Banking Co. 1 Bank street; Edw. Liddell, manager Sheffield Law Library, 10 East parade ; B. Wightman, secretary Sheffield Coal Co. (See Hounsfield, Wilson, Dunn, and Jeffcock.) Sheffield Canal Co. ; Phineas Beaumont, agent, Canal Warehouse Sheffield Club House, 8 Norfolk street ; C. H. Cooper, steward Sheffield United Gas Light Co. 19 Shude hill; Edwin Unwin, manag- ing director, and S. Walsh, secretary Sheffield Water Co. (J. T. Leather, engineer,) 12 Division street Sheffield Fire Insurance Co. 15 George st ; Wm. Brownell, agent Sheffield, Rotherham, and Chesterfield Fire and Life Insurance Co. 25 Norfolk street ; Mr. Thomas Bell, actuary and manager Sheldon Charles, gentleman, Machon bank Sheldon Edward, plumber and glazier, 24 South street Sheldon George, moulder, and Ann, dressmaker, 30 North Church st Sheldon George, mason and builder, Burngreave cottage Sheldon Jas. foreman, and Ann, straw hat maker, 50 Talbot street Sheldon John, grocer and flour dealer, 88 Pond street Sheldon Joseph, saw manfr; house 127 Fitzwilliam street Sheldon Robt. Cantrill, bookkeeper, Oxford street, Upperthorpe Sheldon Samuel, shopkeeper, Little Sheffield Sheldon Thos. & Son, merts, and saw, busk, calico web, machine knife, ledger blade, spiral cutter, fender, spring, &c. mfr. 105 Trafalgar st Sheldon Mrs. (in the above firm ;) house 105 Trafalgar street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 203 Sheldon Win. hairdresser, 79 Peacroft Sheldon Thomas, Temperance coffee house, 22 Steelhouse lane Sheldon Wm. metalsmith and shopkeeper, 60 Townhead street Shemeld Charles, timber agent, 200 Saville street Shemeld John, shopkeeper, 192 Upper Allen street Shemeld Wm. shopkeeper, 77 Broad lane Shepherd Christiana, furniture broker, 35 Peacroft Shepherd Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 41 Leecroft Shepherd George, vict. Old White Horse, 22 Copper street Shepherd George, shoemaker, 13 Canning street Shepherd, Green, & Hatfield, brewers & maltsters, Neepsend Brewery Shepherd John, (brewer, &c.) furnishing ironmonger, cabinet maker, upholsterer & feather mert. 14 Old Haymarket ; iron mert. 14 Dixon lane ; and timber and mahogany mert. 200 Saville st ; house Ashdell, Broomhill Shepherd John, brazier and tin plate, &c. worker, 28 Norfolk lane Shepherd Joseph, brazier, (firm Hewitt & Shepherd ;) h 67 South st. P. Shepherd Joseph, bone button manfr. 149 Gibraltar street Shepherd Thomas, gentleman, Farm bank, Park Shepherd Wm. stone waller and beerhouse, 34 Chester street Sherwin James, surgeon dentist, 14 South street Sherwood Misses Ann Bell, Elizabeth, and Ellen, Sharrow mount Shields James, farmer, Steel bank Shiers Martin W. R. watch and clock maker, 29 Pinstone street Shiers Mary, clothes cleaner, 62 Coalpit lane Shillito John, bookkeeper, 96 Bridge street Shillito Richard, grocer, Victoria buildings, 27 Fargate Shillito Samuel, convolutor manfr. 40 Holly street Shillito Thomas, chemist and druggist, 163 Gibraltar street Shimeld George, oat cake baker, 19 Baker's hill Shipley John, grocer, and flour dealer, 79 Duke street Shipman Edward, fine pen and pocket knife mfr. 29 Radford street Shipman Miss Eliza, ct 4 Solly street, and Mr George, Russell street Shipman Henry, scissor manfr. court 16 Allen street Shipman Mr James, court 4 Solly street Shipman Joseph, spring knife mfr. Upperthorpe ; house Gatefield Shipman Mary, scissor manfr. 21 Cornhill Shipman Mrs Mary, Newtown, Park Shipman, Son, and Barber, shoe and butcher knife mfrs. 178Parkhillln Shippam James, warehouseman, 237 Rockingham street Shippam Sarah and Harriet, dressmakers, 59 North parade Shirley Benj. vict. Commercial Inn, 104 Old Haymarket, and farmer, Cricket inn road Shirley Thomas, farmer, Park farm, Cricket inn Shirley Wm. Henry, plumber, glazier, and gas fitter, 219 Moorfields Shirley Wm. beerhouse, 4 Blonk street Shirt Elias, saw handle mkr. and vict. Wellington, 21 Coalpit lane Shirt John, coal dealer, Little Sheffield Shirt John, bookkeeper, 107 Broad lane Shirt Joseph, scissor manfr. 13 Spring street; house 7 Hick's lane Shirtcliff Chas. & Mttw. table knife mfrs. & ivory cutters, 26 Garden st Shirtcliff Elizabeth, spring knife mfr. court 60 Coalpit lane 204 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Shirtcliff James, table knife cutler, Holmfield, Piper lane Shirtcliff Joseph, table knife cutler, 110 Broad lane Shirtcliff Wm. spring knife mfr. 14 Queen street, Portmahon Shirtcliffe James, shoemaker and shopkeeper, 87 Jessop street Shirtcliffe John, pearl haft and scale manufacturer, 19 St Thomas street ; house Clarkhouse lane Shore George Clarke, cutlery mfr. and merchant ; h Broom parade Shore Mrs Mary, gentlewoman, Tapton Grove Shore Roger, grocer and flour dealer, 164 Pond street Shortland George & Son, table, pen, & pocket knife mfrs. 70 Carver st Shortland George, jun. penknife manfr; house 5] Coalpit lane Shortried Wm. bookkeeper, Hanover street Shutt John Henry, saddler and harness maker, 262 Shales moor Shuttieworth and Burgin, dressmakers & milliners, 59 South street Shuttleworth Mrs M., William street Shuttieworth Sarah Ann, & Tinsdill Miss A. W., school, Highfield ter Shuttleworth Thos. Batt, brush mfr. 38 Pinstone st; h Highfield ter Shwarar John, German clock maker, 122 Westbar Shwarar Lawrence, German clock maker, 14 Watson walk Siddall Caroline, straw hat maker, 101 Hammond street Siddall Edward, draper, 22 Meadow street Siddall George, shopkeeper, 122 Allen street Siddall John, egg, fruit, &c. dealer, Green market, and 58 Scotland st Siddall John, warehouseman, Crookes moor side Siddall Thomas, bookkeeper, 47 Wellington street Siddall Wm. hosier and smallware dealer, 272 Shales moor Siddall Wm. shopkeeper, 21 Bridgehouses Siddel Wm. cap maker, and hat and shoe dealer, 11 King street Siddel Wm. jun. hat and cloth cap dealer, 36 Pinstone street Sidebotham Joseph, grocer, and flour, ham, cheese, &c. factor, 179 Glossop road Sidney Martha, dressmaker, and Joseph, shoemaker, 23 Bank street Sigsworth Charles, dealer in leeches, 49 Queen street Sills John, pork butcher, 242 Moorfields Simmonett Francis, merchant, 95 Norfolk st ; house 76 Button lane Simmonett John, bookkeeper, 76 Button lane Simmonite John, beerhouse, 32 New street, Park Simmonite John, shopkeeper, 35 Sussex street Simmonite Wm. Jph. schoolmaster, 60 St George's square, Broad In Simmonite William, tailor, 65 Wellington street Simonite Joseph, table knife maker, Rough bank, Park Simpson and Birks, whitesmiths, &c. 7 Orchard lane Simpson Elizabeth, old clothes dealer, 17 Division street Simpson George, shoemaker, 16 Bailey street Simpson George, warehouseman, 48 Charles street Simpson James Charles, pawnbroker, 172 Gibraltar street; house 113 Wentworth terrace Simpson James, scale presser, 113 Snow hill, Park Simpson Mr John, fFiggenivells, Highfield Simpson John, table, pen, pocket, and lock knife and razor manufac- turer, 99 Edward street Simpson John, silversmith, foot of Hanover street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 205 Simpson John, spring knife, razor, &c. manufacturer, 99 Edward st ; house Somerville terrace Simpson John, currier, (j.) 183 South street, Park Simpson John, shoemaker, 34 Broad lane Simpson Joseph, schoolmaster, Chapel street, Bridgehouses Simpson John, grocer, &c. 52 Trippet lane Simpson Mrs Mary, 17 Howard street Simpson Rohert, currier and leather cutter, 4 Market street Simpson Samuel, comh plate presser, Pond hill ; h 43 Duke st lane, P. Simpson Samuel, whitesmith ; house 5 Orchard lane Simpson Mr Thomas, 80 Duke street, Park Simpson Thos. bank manager, and Henry, clerk, 1 Bank street Sims Samuel, boot and shoe maker, 137 West street Sinclair Frederick, brush maker, (j.) 29 Thomas street Singleton Mr John, 21 Chapel street Singleton Thomas, chemist and druggist, 35 Bridge street Singleton Wm. & Co., timber merts. 9 Tudor st. & Rotherham Sf Leeds. Singleton Wm. agent to Staveley Coal Company, 28 Spital hill Singleton Wm. joiner's tool maker, Long ley Sissons Benjamin, shopkeeper, 92 Edward street Sissons Mrs Hannah, 145 Fitzwilliam street Sissons Richard, tailor, 46 North street Sissons Wm. silver plate mfr. (firm Roberts, Smith, & Co. ;) h 9 Eyre st Skelton Mrs Elizabeth, Woodgrove, Hillfoot Skelton George, tailor, Duke street, Park Skelton Henry, merchant, (firm Kenyon and Co. ;) h Middlewood Skelton John, steel melter, 239 Rockingham street Skelton John, spring knife manufacturer, Crookes Skelton Joseph, vict. Ball, & Samuel, land surveyor, Crookes Skelton Samuel, vict. Blue Ball, 67 Broad street Skelton Thomas, farmer, Crookes Skelton William, beerhouse, 55 Copper street Skerritt Thomas, book agent, &c. 31 North parade Skidmore Benj. commercial agent, and registrar of births and deaths for the Park District, and registrar of marriages, Sub- Post Office, 10 New Haymarket Skidmore Edmd. spring knife mfr. ct 32 Cumberland st ; h32 Duke st Skidmore Joseph, brewer's traveller, 65 Arundel street Skidmore Sarah, shopkeeper, 172 Broad lane Skinner Alfred, shopkeeper, 15 Shude hill Skinner Ebenezer, scissor, knife sharpener, and steel pen manufac- turer, 69 Stanley street Skinner George, painter, 5 Charlotte street Skinner Mr John, Somerville terrace, Whitehouse lane Skinner John, clock cleaner, &c. 40 Morpeth street Skinner Joseph, scissor grinder, 60 Broomhall street Skinner Mrs Julia, Gloucester street Skinner Samuel, jun. paper hanger, 50 Regent lane Skinner Thomas, etcher, 3 Campo lane ; house 70 Holly street Skinner William, surgeon, 2 Red hill Skinner Wm. and Frederick, grinders, Burton head Slack Alice, horn haft and scale presser, 73 Campo lane 206 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Slack George, chemist and druggist, 32 Church street Slack George, vict. Royal Oak, 9 Hollis croft Slack Isaac, spring knife mfr. & Miss, gentlewoman, Crookes moor Slack Mrs Hannah, 104 Pye bank Slack Mrs Mary, boarding house, 10 Milk street Slack Mrs Mary, midwife to Dispensary, 28 Townhead street Slack Sarah, milliner, 30 Division street market Slack, Sellars, and Grayson, saw, ledger blade, spiral cutter, spring bed, &c. manufacturers, 37 Townhead street Slack Thomas, saw, &c. manufacturer ; house 62 Hanover street Slack Wm. vict. Royal Oak, 9 Hollis croft Slack W. P., table, shoe, and butcher knife mfr. 64 Earl street Slagg Alexander, farmer, Stand House, Park Slagg William, grocer and tea dealer, 2 Pinstone street Slater Abraham, brace and bit forger, 37 Rockingham street Slater Mrs Ann, hosier and lace dealer, 43 West street Slater George, butcher, 72 Shambles ; house 60 Broad street Slater Mrs Hannah and Mrs Maria, Woodside, Pitsmoor Slater Joseph, silver plate, &c. manufacturer ; house Clarkson street Slater Richard, shoemaker, 60 Pye bank Slater Wm. compositor, 1 West John street Sleeford Henry, hairdresser, 5 Westbar green Sleigh Wm. letter carrier, 110 Broomhall street Slingsby Henry, shoemaker, 28 Smith street Slinn Ann, straw hat maker, 17 Hereford street Slinn James, farmer, Crookes moor side Slinn Louisa, shopkeeper, 30 Cornish street Slinn Robert, saw file manufacturer, Highfield Slinn Sarah, shopkeeper, 211 Moorfields Slinn Mr William, Talbot street Sloan James, travelling draper, 9 Westfield terrace Slowe Charle?, tailor, Broom hill Smales John Bartholomew, accountant and collector, and assistant secretary to Church of England Instruction Society, 20 Carver st Small George, grocer and flour dealer, 72 Campo lane Small wood Ellen Eliza, straw hat maker, 14 Gilbert street Smeaton John, pork butcher, 1 9 Netherthorpe place Smedley George, beerhouse, Bee Hive, Little Sheffield Smedley George, cowkeeper, 82 Burgess street Smedley Mary, straw hat maker, 59 Wellington street Smedley Wm. spade and shovel maker, 24 Pond hill Smilter Benjamin, furniture broker, 59 Westbar; h 51 Radford place Smilter George, whitesmith and weighing machine manufacturer, 4 Pond hill ; house 7 Sycamore street Smilter John, shopkeeper, 71 Daisy bank Smilter John, collector of rents and debts, 11 Milk street Smilter Wm. Lionel, deputy bailiff of Hallamshire, and governor of the Gaol, 39 Scotland street Smith Albert, solicitor, and clerk to the magistrates, 26 Castle street ; house Bents green Lodge Smith Alfred, librarian to Mechanics' Library, 21 Watson walk Smith Alfred, horn button manufacturer, 11 Old street, Park SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 207 Smith Ann, shopkeeper, 122 Trafalgar street, and Mrs Ann, Hillfoot Smith Mrs Ann, ironmonger, whitesmith, gas fitter, &c. 65 Norfolk st Smith Ann, furniture broker, 19 Paradise square Smith Miss Ann, Lowfield, and Mrs Ann, William street Smith Arthur, optician and surgeon's instrument manufacturer, 13 Norfolk lane ; house 64 Scotland street Smith Arthur, iron, steel, &c. dealer; house 51 Westbar Smith and Bertram, iron, steel, wire, and metal dealers, 51 Westbar Smith Charles, cowkeeper, 21 School croft Smith Charles, tinner, 16 Fruit market, and 21 Nag's Head yard Smith Charles Edward, accountant and stock and share broker, Harts- head ; house Clough bank Smith David, gardener, Cherry tree kill Smith Ebenezer, stock and share broker, accountant, collector, and agent to the Dissenters' and General Fire and Life Insurance Com- pany, 1 Bank street; house 103 Barker's pool Smith Edward, ironmaster, &c. (firm, Wm. and Edward ;) h Fir vale Smith Edward, silversmith, ( j.) 14 Cross Burgess street Smith Edward, printer, 39 Fargate ; house William street Smith Edwin, sculptor, designer, modeller, and marble chimney piece, &c. manfr. Exhibition Room, and Marble and Cement Works, 105 Devonshire street Smith Mrs Ellen, ladies' school, Crookes House Smith Eli, clock maker, 20 Allen street Smith Elijah, file manufacturer, 8 Corn, hill Smith Miss Emma, ladies' school, Convent walk Smith Evan, silver plate manfr. (firm, Roberts & Co. ;) h London Smith Francis, butcher, 2 South street; house 114 Button lane Smith Mrs Frances, Fernley place Smith Misses, ladies' school, Spring terrace, Glossop road Smith George Glanville, draper, &c ; house 1 Market street Smith George, builder and vict. White Hart, 62 Russell street Smith George, traveller, Stanton broom Smith George, scissor manufacturer and broker, 2 Silver street head Smith Geo. Walker, brewer, (firm, Howe, Smith, & Co.;) h Horbury Smith George, file manufucturer, 44 White croft Smith George Henry, professor of music, 3 St George's terrace Smith and Hawksley, razor manufacturers, 114 Rockingham street Smith Mrs Hannah, Springhiil cottages, Crookes moor Smith Henry Bannister, type founder ; house Western bank Smith Henry, basket maker, Castle folds lane Smith Henry Joseph, accountant, 52 North st ; h 43 Broomspring In Smith Henry and John, merchants, and steel, file, and cutlery manu- facturers, 112 Rockingham street Smith Henry, coal agent, and steel, &c. manufr. 112 Rockingham street ; house Cemetery Lodge Smith Henry, ivory cutter, 92 Bridge street ; h 21 Occupation road Smith and Hinde, solicitors, 3 Bank street Smith James, joiner and builder, 15 Broomhall street Smith James, ivory cutter, 92 Bridge street ; h 71 Occupation road Smith James, cart owner, 45 High street, Park Smith James, coach painter, 4 Furnival street 208 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY* Smith James, fishmonger, 3 South street Smith Mrs Jane, Loive?' Crabtree Smith Jesse, shoemaker, Woodside Smith Job, joiner & cabinet mkr. ct 3 Hartshead ; h 38 Townhead st Smith John, razor manfr. 62 Peacroft, and tiiter, Birley Meadow Smith John, accountant, and tin, regulus, and nickel merchant, 7 Mul- berry street ; house Knoll House, East bank, Park Smith John, steel, saw, calico web, & machine knife mfr. 62 Russell st Smith John, cabinet maker, Love lane Smith John, hosier and umbrella maker, 6 Castle street Smith Mr John, Spring vale, Steel bank Smith John, shoemaker, 180 Newtown, Park Smith John, traveller, 165 Eyre street Smith John, vict. Lincoln Castle, 26 Brocco street Smith John, razor manufacturer ; house Daisy bank Smith John, blacksmith, 29 Snow lane Smith John, table knife manager, 79 Arundel street Smith John, salt merchant, 19 Wicker lane Smith John, grinder and vict. Railway Inn, 44 Nursery street Smith John, silversmith. 51, and John, clerk, 55 Broomspring lane Smith John, sen. and jun. silversmiths, 20 Weigh lane Smith John, coachman, 253 Rockingham street Smith John, grinder and vict. Red Lion, 149 Duke street, Park Smith John, shopkeeper, 10 New street, Park Smith John, joiner and shopkeeper, 20 Broad lane Smith John, joiner, 160 Harvest lane Smith John, blade forger, Gas orifice yard; house Orange street Smith John Jobson, merchant, &c. ; house Mount Pisgah Smith John Harmer, surgeon, 265 Glossop road Smith John Wm. solicitor ; house Broomfield, Glossop road Smith Jonathan, shopkeeper, 72 Carver street Smith Mr Jonathan, Broomhill Smith Joseph, brewer ; house 15 Eldon street Smith Joseph, music professor and dealer, 10 Dixon lane Smith Joseph, ivory, bone, and wood turner; tea pot handle, drawer, and door knob and tooth and nail brush manfr ; timber merchant and packing case maker, Saw mill, Sydney street Smith Joseph, timber merchant, 11 Furnival street; house and Saur mill, 49 Effingham street Smith Joseph, shopkeeper and engineer, 68 Silver street head Smith Joseph, butcher, 9 Bridgehouses Smith Joseph, table knife manufr. and cutlery founder, 44 Coalpit lane Smith Joseph and Son, razor manufacturers, 40 Radford street Smith Josephus, silver and plated measure, &c. manfr. 141 South st Smith Joshua, traveller, 7 Broomhall place Smith Misses Lydia and Lucy, ladies' school, 3 Victoria street Smith Misses Mary Roberts, Martha W. and Ann S., ladies' school, 35 Wilkinson street Smith Marcus, land surveyor, Corn Exchange ; house Farm bank Smith Mrs Mary Ann, 43 Broomspring lane Smith Mrs Mary, schoolmistress, J 1 Talbot street Smith Matthew, iron and steel mert. 26 Button lane; h Springfield pi SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 209 Smith Nancy, hosier, 9 Angel st; and vict. Punch Bowl, 66 Bridge st Smith Obadiah, painter, &c ; house 52 Suffolk road Smith Paul, gentleman, 55 Clarence street, Portmahon Smith Richard, shopkeeper, 1 Mill lane Smith and Ridal, linen drapers, silk mercers, &c. 1 Market street Smith Robert, tap keeper, Tontine yard, Old Haymarket Smith Robert, table knife hafter, and Mrs., dressmaker, 36 Regent st Smith Richard Clay, upholsterer and paper hanger, 101 West street Smith Samuel, press cutter, 37 Peacroft ; house Allen street Smith Samuel, shopkeeper and coal dealer, 87 Garden street Smith Samuel Goodby, spring knife manufacturer, 98 Trafalgar street Smith Mr Samuel Hill, 253 Glossop road Smith Samuel, basket maker, 37 King street, and 7 Watson walk Smith Mrs Sarah, lodgings, 143 West street Smith Sarah and Elizabeth, drapers and hosiers, 75 West street Smith Mrs Sarah, (and Wm. clerk,) 20 Fitzwilliam street Smith Stephen, shoemaker and broker, 10 Workhouse lane Smith Rev Thomas, M.A. minister of Nether chapel; h Stone Grove Smith Thomas, assistant overseer, 43 Broomspring lane Smith Thomas, solicitor, 16 Victoria street Smith Thomas, jun. solicitor, (firm Parker and Smith ;) house Broom leys, Occupation road Smith Thomas & Co. (late Younge and Smith,) machine and iron and brass roller mfrs, 40 Nursery st ; h Meadow head. Occupation rd Smith Thomas, razor maker, 228 Shrewsbury road Smith Thomas, pork butcher, 1 1 Castle street Smith Thomas, spring knife manufacturer, court 98 Trafalgar street Smith Thomas, travelling draper, 10 Westfield terrace Smith Thos. grocer & flour dealer, Litl. Sheffield, and 91 Broomhall st Smith Thomas, butcher, Little Sheffield Smith Thomas, hairdresser and perfumer, 28 Pinstone street Smith Thomas, ivory cutter, 7 Wellington street Smith Thomas, shoemaker, 56 Arundel lane Smith Thomas, bailiff and broker, 46 Smith street Smith Thomas Henry, vict. Original John Bull, 6 Division street Smith Thomas, mason, 9 Love lane Smith Mr Thomas Vernon, Nelson place Smith and Wightman, solicitors, 9 East parade Smith Wm. & Edward, iron masters, & rollers and slitters, 86 Wicker Smith Wm. gardener and seedsman, 278 Shales moor Smith Wm. solicitor ; house Endcliffe House Smith Wm. barrister, Dam House, Crookes moor Smith Wm. jun. solicitor, 60 Queen street ; house Dam House Smith Wm. shopkeeper, 235 Upper Allen street Smith Wm. clerk, 20 Fitzwilliam street Smith Wm. modeller and designer, 137 Eldon street Smith Wm. silver blade forger, 42 Orange st ; h 46 Holland street Smith Wm. spring knife manufacturer, &c ; house 36 Chester street Smith Wm. metalsmith, 33 Regent street Smith Wm. razor manufacturer ; house Stanton broom Smith Wm. grocer and flour dealer, Little Sheffield Smith Wm, butter and egg dealer, 159 South street 2s 210 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Smith Wm. tailor and draper, 11 Cheney row Smith Wm. silversmith, 66 Wellington street Smith Wm. draper's bookeeper, 12 St Philip's road Smith Wm. joiner, court 16 Sycamore street; house 19 Brown lane Smith Wm. cabinet maker, 13 Union buildings Smith Wm. shoemaker, 55 St Philip's road Smith Wm. brick maker, Norfolk terrace, Burton head Smith Wm. coal leader and dealer, George lane, Little Sheffield Smith Wm. silversmith, Ecclesall New road Smithies John, shoemaker, 16 Peacroft Smithies Mrs Elizabeth, lodgings, Glossop road Smithson Mary Ann, scissor manufacturer and shopr. 9 Lambert st Smithson George, coal dealer, Crown alley, Park Snape Edward, pen and pocket knife manufacturer, 71 Charles street Snape Henry, table blade grinder, 30 Brammall lane Sneesby George, butcher, 10 Shambles ; house Cricket Inn Sneesby Henry, butcher, 24 Dixon lane ; house Cricket Inn Sneesby Richard, butcher, 42 Shambles ; house 43 Occupation road Snidall Joshua, spring knife cutler and beerhouse, 72 Duke street, P Snidall Samuel, watchmaker, 22 Fitzwilliam street Snow Joshua, bacon dealer, 12 Bridge street Snowden Henry, bookkeeper, 27 Monmouth street Snowden Sarah, dressmaker, 34 Meadow street Snowdon Robert Mower, draper ; house 208 West street Sockhill Thomas, bricklayer, 46 Nursery street Sollitt Thomas, mason and bricklayer, 2 Regent terrace Solly Richard, ironmaster, 6 Sandon place, and Lea Brook Works, Tipton, Staffordshire Sorby Ann, dressmaker, 79 Daisy bank Sorby Benjamin, bath keeper, Green lane Sorby James, solicitor, 11 Market st ; h Gatefield House, Abbeydale rd Sorby John and Sons, (partners, Lockwood Brothers,) edge tool, join- er's tool, sheep shear, file, saw, spade and shovel mfrs. Spital hill Sorby John, gentleman ; house Beechwood, near Kilnhurst Sorby John, steel refiner, 17 Cross Smithfield Sorby Robert and Sons, merchants, and edge tool, saw, scythe, sickle, wool shear, and steel manfrs. 2 Carver street ; house Park Grange Sorby Robert, jun. merchant, &c ; house Park Grange Sorby Wm. butcher, 86 Broad street Sorsby Mrs Ann, grocer and flour dealer, 67 Broomhall street South Edward, table knife manfr. 115 Fitzwilliam street South John, shopkeeper and vict. Harrow, 76 Broad street South Thomas, cowkeeper, 31 Suffolk road Southern Francis, table, shoe, and butcher knife mfr ; h 57 Radford pi Southern John, collector of highway rates, 45 Leadmill road Southern Wm. awl blade manufacturer, 8 Cumberland street Soutter Gabriel, hairdresser, 33 West street Soutter John, shoemaker, 1 6 Coalpit lane Spalton Henry, chemist and druggist, Infirmary road Sparrow Joseph, tailor and clothes cleaner, 30 Holly street Sparrow Wm. Joshua, tailor and draper, 34 Westbar Spavold Rebecca, staymaker, 19 Ebenezer street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 211 Speak Josephus, compositor, 6 Clarence street Speakman John, merchant's clerk, Gloucester street Speakman Joseph, schoolmaster, Ecclesall Union Workhouse Spear & Jackson, merchants, and steel, file, saw, edge tool, ledger blade, currier's knife, &c manfrs. Saville Works, Saville street ; and file manufacturers, 44 Copper street Spear John, merchant and manufacturer ; house Malin bridge Spencer Edward, spring knife manfr. 51 Allen st ; h 27 St Philip's ter Spencer John, cowkeeper, 36 Clarence street Spencer James, shopkeeper, 35 High street, Park Spencer John, ivory cutter, 75 Brown street Spencer John Roberts, merchant and file, &c. manfr ; h 176 Broad In Spencer Joseph, green grocer, 133 South street Spencer Matthias & Son, merchants, and steel, saw, file, edge tool, and cutlery manufacturers, 107 Peacroft Spencer Robert, agent to E. Lucas & Son ; house 165 Fitzwilliam st Spencer Win. merchant and file, &c manufr; house 145 Brook place Spencer Wm. sen. merchant and manufr ; h 79 Wentworth terrace Spink Bartholomew, wheelwright and smith, 21 Garden street Spink John, pawnbroker, 66 Westbar Spink John, vict. Old Ball, 18 Hawley croft Spittlehouse Edward, joiner and builder, 104 Rockingham street; house 145 Devonshire street Spittlehouse John, joiner and builder, 5 Westfield terrace Spittlehouse Thomas, shopkeeper, Navigation hill, Blast lane Spooner Mrs Hannah, Nelson place, Glossop road Spooner Edward, brush manufacturer, 16| ; house, court 1 Fargate Spooner George, cowkeeper and cart owner, court 72 Tenter street Spooner Hugh, farmer, IValkley ; and John, Crookes Spooner James, butcher, Broomhili Spooner John, bone haft and scale cutter, court 36 Hollis croft Spooner Peter and Wm. gentlemen, Hallamgaie, Crookes Spooner Joshua, gentleman, Hallamgate, Crookes Spooner Thomas, collector of highway rates and taxes for Nether Hallam, 61 Wentworth terrace Spooner Wm. shopkeeper, 10 Dun fields Spooner Wm. spring knife manufacturer, Furnace hill Spoor Amos, filesmith, 32 Mount Zion buildings Spotswood Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 20 Bernard street Spratt Hy. master of School of Design, Bath saloon ; h 16 Fitzwm. st Spurr Benjamin, law stationer, 41 Coalpit lane Spurr Charles, tobacco pipe maker, 19 Granville street Spurr Mrs Hannah, Heeley bank, Park Spurr Henry Rodgers, butcher, Hillfoot Spurr Peter, tobacconist, 40 Bailey street Squire Miss Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaksr, 15 Howard street Stacey Brothers, table knife manufacturers, 17 Orange street Stacey Ebenezer, Britannia metal manufacturer, 40 Garden street Stacey George, (firm Jackson, Stacey, and Smith ;) house New York Stacey Mr John, 163 South street, Park Stacey Mr John Vickers, 1 Clarence street Stacey John, boot and shoe maker, Gatefield 212 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Stacey Joseph, beerhouse keeper, 94 Button lane Stacey Mrs Sarah, midwife, 35 Morpeth street Stacey Thomas, table knife manufacturer ; house 17 Orange street Stacey Wm. and George, furnishing ironmongers, gas fitters, bell- hangers and whitesmiths, 88 Fruit market; h Talbot Lodge, Park Stacey Wm. bookkeeper, 179 Broomhali street Stacey Win., Britannia metal manufr ; house 34 Regent terrace Stafford Henry, farmer, and Mrs Elizabeth, Crookes Stafford John, warehouseman, Hanover street Stagg Charles, penknife manufacturer, court 102 Wellington street Stagg George, file maker, 9 Grove row, Hillfoot Stagg Wm. Henry and Adolphus, file, &c. manfrs. 91 Edward street Stagg Wm. Henry, file, &c. manufacturer ; house York place Stainrod John, whitesmith and shopkeeper, 5 Hicks lane Staley John, shoemaker, 10 Pond street Stancer George, fender manufacturer, 46 Rockingham street Standfield, Newbould, and Co. merchants and manfrs. 7 Eyre lane Standfield Wm. merchant and manfr ; h Farm bank, Shrewsbury road Stanhope Hugh Spencer, barrister, and commissioner of bankruptcies, 8 Old Haymarket ; house Norton Lees Staniforth Alfred, tea & coffee dealer, (wholesale & retail,) 26 Angel st Staniforth Benjamin, silversmith, 37 Duke street lane, Park Staniforth Benjamin, farrier, 40 Water lane . Staniforth Elizabeth, dressmaker, 68 Peacroft Staniforth Francis, fork maker, 36 High street, Park Staniforth and Hutton, grocers, flour dealers and millers, 123 Broad In Staniforth James, slater and builder, 37 Andrew street Staniforth James, spring knife manufacturer, 46 Hollis croft Staniforth John, solicitor, (firm Wheat and Staniforth,) and clerk to Improvement Commissioners, and secretary to proprietors of Col- legiate School ; house fVestbourne Staniforth John, vict. and hackney coach owner, Black Swan, 1 Lit- tle Pond street Staniforth John, vict. " Livery Stables," 20 Union lane Staniforth Joseph, tailor and draper, 39 Norfolk street Staniforth Joseph, farmer, Paddocks, Park Staniforth Paul, chimney sweeper, 61 Trippet lane Staniforth Rowland, file, saw, &c. manufacturer ; house Western bank Staniforth Samuel, farmer, Crabtree farm, Park Staniforth Samuel, vict. Queen's Head, 20 Sheaf street Staniforth Samuel, table knife manufacturer, 150 Eldon street Staniforth Samuel, grocer, &c ; house 123 Broad lane Staniforth Sarah, furniture broker, 28 Scotland street Staniforth Thomas, bone button, &c. mfr. 63 Suffolk road Staniforth Wm. beerhouse keeper, Marcus street Staniforth Wm. spring knife manufacturer, 72 Garden street Staniforth Wm. grocer and flour dealer, 129 South street Staniland Christopher, vict. Greyhound, 185 Gibraltar street Staniland John, vict. Woodman Inn, 164 South street Stanley Chas. file manfr., ironmonger, and dealer in wire, metals, paper, &c. 29 South street Stanley My. and Wright Martha, dressmakers, 5 BowliDg green st SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 213 Stanley Martin, shopkeeper, near the Barracks Stannus Rev Bartw. Tealing, (Unitarian min.) 10 St George's ter Stanyon Ann and Jane, straw hat and dress makers, 26 Duke street Stanyon Richd. hairdresser and toy dealer, 78 South st ; h 26 Duke st Starr Abraham, hairdresser and umbrella mkr. 28 Division st. market Starr James, currier and leather cutter, 1 Button lane Stead George, vict. Grindstone, and George, farmer, Crookes Stead Mrs Sarah, Stanton broom Stead Wm. butcher, 105 Broad lane Stear Mary, straw hat maker, 27 Wicker Steel Bartholomew, glass and earthenware dealer, 14 Paradise square Steel Ellen, straw hat maker, 190 Granville street Steel Erasmus, steel melter, 89 Rockingham street Steel George, plane maker, (j.) 140 Eld on street Steel Henry, fender manfr ; house 221 Gell street terrace Steel Jesse, furniture broker, and manfr. of patent circular double blast and common bellows, 21 Westbar; house Attercliffe Steel John, cowkeeper, Longley Steel John, combmaker ; house Gloucester street Steel Joseph, shoemaker, 40 Simscroft Steel Mrs Sarah and Misses, milliners, 221 Gell street terrace Steel Thomas, razor scale presser, 5 Paradise lane Steel Wm. merchant's clerk, 221 Gell street terrace Steele Frederick, solicitor's clerk, 3 Hanover square Steer Edward, cabinet maker and paper hanger, 48 Trafalgar street Steer George, bookkeeper, 26 Gell street Steer and Webster, (late Steer Bros.) merchts. and fine scissor, shear, and table, pen, and pocket knife manfrs, 7 Castle hill Steer Wm. merchant and scissor, &c. mfr ; h Park spring, East bank Sfeenton John, vict. and shoemaker, Union, 12 Bridgehouses Stenton John, beerhouse, 67 Matthew street Stenton Robert SutclifFe, merchant ; house Nelson place Stenton Wm. table knife cutler, 22 North Church street Stenton Wm. & Son, merts. table and spring knife mfrs. and steel con- verters, Canada place, 25 Carver street ; house Nelson place Stephenson Ann, circulating library, 124 Allen street Stephenson, Blake, and Co. type founders, 209 Upper Allen street Stephenson John, type founder ; house 36 Gell street Stephenson Robert, hairdresser and perfumer, 16 Fargate Stevens George Alexander, table knife hafter, 112 Young street Stevens John Knowles, mark maker, 47| West st ; h 204 Granville st Stevens Mrs Ellen, 33 Suffolk road Stevens Joseph, cork screw maker, 80 Trippet lane Stevens Wm. silversmith, (j.) 36 Broomhall street Stevenson Benjamin, joiner and fireman, 22 George street Stevenson Charles, cowkeeper and coal dealer, 4 Stafford street Stevenson Christopher, plasterer and colourer, 19 Little Pond street Stevenson Mrs Elizabeth, 54 Hallcar terrace Stevenson George, cabinet maker, 5 Headford street Stevenson James, bone haft and scale cutter, 72 Pond street Stevenson John, chaser, court 1 Porter st. and grocer, 25 South st Stevenson John, plasterer and colourer, 33 Duke street, Park 214* SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Stevenson John, shoemaker, 33 Burgess street Stevenson John and Joseph, shell and horn comb and Britannia metal spoon manufacturers, 4 Furnival lane Stevenson Joseph, comb, &c. manfr ; house Highfield Stevenson Joseph, file, &c. manfr. 52 Hollis croft Stevenson Matthew, slater, 1 Bailey lane Stevenson Mary Ann, dressmaker, 39 High street, Park Stevenson Thomas, file, &c. manfr ; house 30 Hollis croft Stevenson Thomas, bookbinder, 1 Hicks lane ; house Pye bank Stevenson Wm. scissor and shear manfr. court 4 Snow lane ; house 74 St Philip's road Stevenson Wm. vict. Mermaid, 35 Orchard street Stevenson Wm. auctioneer, 57 Fargate; house 4 Regent terrace Stewart George, tailor, court 9 High street Stewart John, shopkeeper, 33 Coalpit lane Stewart Wm. joiner and vict. Star, 83 Peacroft Stimson George, whitesmith, &c ; house 41 Regent street Stinson Rev Joseph, (Wesleyan minister,) 38 Rock street Stirling Thomas and Co. merts. 116 Rockingham st ; h Western bank Stoakes Eliza, provision dealer, 20 Market place, and 22 Norwich st Stocks Henry, hairdresser and perfumer, 15 Old Haymarket Stocks James, optician, 34 Regent street Stocks John, garden and tailor's shear manfr. 57 Orchard street Stocks John, policeman, 16 Chapel street Stoker John, shopkeeper, 116 South street, Park Stoker Joseph, boot and shoe maker, 5 Suffolk road Stokes Stephen, tailor, 76 South street, Park Stokes Wm. swine butcher and tripe dresser, Shemeld croft Stokes Wm. shopkeeper, 42 Shepherd street Stones Abraham, file cutter, Hermitage street Stones Eliza and Wm. cabinet case, &c. mfrs ; h 6 Meeting house In Stones Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 3 Pond hill Stones Frederick, merchant and steel, saw, file, edge and joiner's tool, sheep shear, &c. mfr. 31 Orchard pi ; h Laurel grove, Glossop road Stones Fredk. Job, edgetool manfr; house Somerville terrace, (firm Marshall and Stones) Stones George, box and trunk maker, 34 King street Stones George and John, horn pressers and dealers, 87 Hollis croft Stones Hannah, shopkeeper, 14 Willey street Stones Mrs Hannah, 3 Grove row, Hillfoot Stones James, table knife hafter, 101 Carver street Stones John, pen, pocket, scissor, and slot knife mfr, 89 Bowden st Stones Joseph, vict. Railway Hotel, 31 Wicker Stones Joseph, beerhouse, 41 Charles lane Stones (Mrs) Joseph, cabinet and razor case, strop, pattern card, port- able desk, &c. mfr. 3 Watson walk; house 6 Meeting house lane Stones Samuel, vict. Old Crown, Little Sheffield Stones Samuel, copperplate printer, 115 Carver street Stones Samuel, hatter, 27 Snighill Stones Sarah, shopkeeper, 58 Duke street, Park Stones Thos. pen, pocket, and sportsman's knife, &c. mfr., Sheldon st Stones Wm. gardener, Brightside lane SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 215 Stones Wm. blacking, ink, polishing paste, harness composition, &c. manfr. court 10 Old Haymarket ; house Bacon Island Stones Wm. file cutter, and Lydia, bonnet maker, 8 Cross Chapel st Storey George, boot and shoe maker, 54 Duke street, Park Storey Henry, shoemaker, 64 Harvest lane Storey James, tailor and draper, 117 Westbar Storey Robert, tailor, foot of Hanover street Storey Thomas, shopkeeper, 10 Maltravers street Storey Wm. pawnbroker and clothes dealer, 13 Broad street Storey Wm. shoemaker, 44 Walker street Stork Edwin, bone cutter and button mould mfr. ct. 55 Townhead st Stork John, file maker, 41 Snow lane Stork Wm. vict. Red Lion, 15 Smithfield Story Henry, wood and brass turner, Sheaf st. wheel, and joiner's tool dealer, 70 Snighill Story Wm. pork butcher, 20 Meadow street Stothard Henry, bricklayer, 68 Chester street Stott Benjamin, silversmith, Ratcliffe place, Broomhill Stovin Joseph, joiner and builder, 41 North parade Stowe Henry Theodore, commercial master, Wesley College Strafford Geo. and Raynor Thomas, scissor mfrs. 80 Harvest lane Strafford James, plier, &c. manufacturer, Lambert street, and vict. Rock Tavern, 20 Dixon lane Strafford Mary, shopkeeper, 28 Jessop street Stratford Wm. silversmith, 12 Porter terrace, Bramall lane Stratford Wm. jun. diesinker, 173 Broomhall street Straw Emma, rag and scrap dealer, 87 Westbar Stray John, razor scale presser, Cumberland street Street John, steel melter, 121 Portobello street Stringer Joseph, stove & grate founder, Matthew st; h 263 Shales mr Stringer Joseph, shopkeeper & spring knife mfr. 28 Doncaster street Strother Ann, and Pashley Elizabeth, milliners, 16 Spitalfields Stuart George, jobsmith, 29 Wellington street Stuart Mrs Jane, William street Stuart and Smith, stove grate, fender, and fire iron manufacturers, iron and brass founders, and merchants, Roscoe place Stuart Richard, stove grate manufacturer, &c ; house Roscoe place Stubbing George, tailor, 31 Joiner street Stubbing George, gardener, 43 King st ; h Railway cotg. Harvest In Stubbs Joseph, cabinet case maker ; house Fentonville Styring Henry, accountant, appraiser, &c. 8 Change alley ; h Manor Styring Richard Wm. cabinet maker, &c. 42 Burgess street ; house court 103 Fitzwilliam street Styring Sarah, furniture broker, 87 Campo lane Styring Sar. & Ann, stationers, and paper hanging dlrs. 17 Change alley Suckley John, drapery dealer, 7 Hoyle street Sullivan Patrick, comb maker, court 146 Rockingham street Summers John, tailor and draper, 222 Moorfields Sunderland Samuel Wm. painter, 40^ Brown street Sutherland Wm. book agent, Baker's yard, Pea croft Sutton John, optician, bookseller, and cir. library, 123 South street Sutton Joseph, cutlery manufacturer and dealer, 20 Fargate 216 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Sutton Rev Thos. D.D., vicar and surrogate, 2 St James' street ; house Endclijfe House Sutton Mr William, Shrewsbury road Swain Wm. cabinet case maker, ct 60 Pinstone st ; h 31 Clarence st Swallow Geo. scissor mfr. 38 Wicker, and beerhouse, Norfolk terrace Swallow Joseph, plumber, &c ; house 197 St Mary's road Swann Archibald, furniture broker and gas fitter, 18 Westbar green Swann George, shoemaker and beerhouse, 60 Westbar green Swann Thos. butcher, 80 Shambles, and 94 South st ; h Shemeld croft Swanwick Miss Mary, schoolmistress ; house 14 Victoria street Swift Ann, beerhouse, 61 South street, Park Swift Charles, tailor, court 29 Wellington street Swift George, butcher, 46 Wicker ; house Grimesthorpe Swift James, corn miller, Albion Mill, Shemeld croft ; h 71 Suffolk rd Swift John, tobacco manufacturer, 59 Arundel street Swift Joseph, draper ; house 33 High street Swift Joseph, beerhouse keeper, 184 Young street Swift Joseph, shopkeeper, 90 South street, Park Swift Martha and Lydia, dressmakers, 42 North street Swift Mary, dress and straw hat maker, Little Sheffield Swift Nicholas, professor of singing, 46 Fitzwilliam street Swift Ralph, vict. Porter Tavern, Sharrow vale Swift Samuel, shopkeeper, 38 Bailey lane Swift Thomas, grocer and flour dealer, 35 Charles st. &34 Scotland st Swift William, attorney's clerk, 24 Egerton street Swift William, tailor and draper, 97 South street Swift William, hosier and glover, 34 Angel street Swindell George, whitesmith, & washing machine mkr. 58 Granville st Swindell James, commercial traveller, 51 Milton street Swindell Robert, coach builder, 66 West street ; h Belfield street Swinden Mrs Elizabeth, 32 Rock street Swinden George, grocer and flour dealer, Ecclesall New road Swinden James, table knife mfr. ct 9 Scotland st ; h Suffolk street Swinden Thomas, bookkeeper, Clarkhouse lane Swinnerton James, silversmith, & Harriet, dressmaker, 48 Talbot st Swinscoe John, jun. wood turner, and buff and glazer manufacturer, Screw mill, Love street ; house 35 Burgess street Swinscoe John, wood turner, &c. 40 Westbar, & Sheaf street wheel Swinscow and Manuel, edge and joiner's tool, shoe and butcher knife, auger, plane, &c. manufacturers, 31 Coalpit lane Sykes Benjamin, file manager, 36 Furnival street Sykes Benjamin, beerhouse keeper, Neepsend Sykes Edwin, scissor manufacturer, 33 Wentworth street Sykes Francis, traveller, court 50 Fitwilliam street Sykes Frederick, bird and animal preserver, 14 Surrey lane Sykes George, registrar of births and deaths for Brightside District, and relieving officer, 60 Occupation road Sykes George, horn haft and scale presser, 3 Harmer lane Sykes George, beerhouse, 92 High street, Park Sykes Henry Gibbon, bookkeeper, 81 Broomhail street Sykes John, merchant, and powder flask, &c. mfr; house 130 Eyre st Sykes John, surgeon, 29 Wicker SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 217 Sykes John, journeyman, Joiner street Sykes John, pill agent, and Mary, straw hat maker, 24 Jessop street Sykes Mary, beerhouse keeper, 26 Blast lane Sykes Mrs Mary, Brooinhall vale Sykes and Son, merchants, brass founders, and patentees and manu- facturers of fire proof powder flasks, shot belts & pouches, chargers, sportsmen's liquor bottles, percussion cap carriers, &c. (marked SYKES, and SYKES' PATENT,) 36 Duke street Sykes Thomas, painter, 74 Carver street Sykes Thomas, blacksmith, 16 Stanley street, and Wicker lane Sykes Wm. powder flask and shot belt manfr. 116 Rockingham street Sykes Wm. joiner and builder, Belfield place Sylvester Ann, straw hat maker, 6 Fitzalan street Sylvester Mark, fendersmith, and Harriet, dressmaker, 269 Shales mr Sylvester Samuel, applier of leeches, 1 Hoyle street Symmons James, tailor, 6 Cavendish street Simmons Samue 1 ,, watchmaker and jeweller, 4 Campo lane Tadwell Thomas, beerhouse, Druids Tavern, 19 Bailey street Talbot Mrs Fanny, shopkeeper, 31 Baker's hill Talford Wm. spade and shovel maker, Union wheel ; h 46 Joiner lane Tandy Henry, comb maker, 1 Low street, Park Tanfield Doyler, tailor, 11 Corn hill Tapper James, supervisor, 55 Fitzwilliam street Tankard George, razor case and inkstand mfr. 110 Snow hill, Park Tankard Mary, (late Benjamin and Son,) paper, leather, & brass ink- stand, and case and strop manufacturer, 13 Hartshead Tarrand Robert, traveller, 68 Eyre street Tarlington Wm. vict. Ball, 17 Scotland street Tasker Jas. & Hudson Robt. French polishers, court 22 Coalpit lane Tasker Rev. Edward (Independent min.) academy, 31 Westfield ter Tasker John, boot and shoe maker, 29 Flat street Tasker, John, jun. boot and shoe maker, 29 Eldon street Tasker John, relieving officer, & dep. supt. registrar, SharrowVale Tate Septimus, mahogany and English timber dealer, and shopkeeper, 69 Porter street, and 77 Eyre street Taylor Mrs Ann, 65 Hanover street Taylor Mrs Ann, court 2 Norwich street Taylor Arthur, architect, 6 George street ; house West street Taylor Benj. mason and builder, 49 Furnival street Taylor Benj. Broomhead, architect, 6 George st ; house Barnsley Taylor Benjamin, shopkeeper, 23 Bailey street Taylor Charles, boot and shoe maker, 134 Allen street Taylor Charlotte, shopkeeper, 66 High street, Park Taylor Edward, plasterer and colourer, Button lane Taylor Edward, traveller, Broom terrace Taylor Eliza, straw hat ranker, 42 Orchard street Taylor Francis, spring knife manufacturer, St John's walk, Park Taylor Fras. furniture broker, 48 Pinstone st ; house St John's walk Taylor Frederick Samuel, collector, 10 Regent terrace Taylor George, registrar of births and deaths for South District, inspec- tor of weights and measures, 1 Old Haymarket ; h 63 Suffolk road Taylor George, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 79f West street 218 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Taylor George, hair dresser and perfumer, 31 Broad lane Taylor George, plasterer, 264 Bright street Taylor Geo. razor case, strop, and Pekin razor sharpener manufacturer, 17 Coalpit lane Taylor George, steel melter, 1 Arundel lane Taylor George, shopkeeper, 26 Bridgehouses Taylor George, baker and confectioner, 6 Earl lane Taylor George, blacksmith, 1 house 7 Nursery street Taylor Harriet, schoolmistress, Ecclesall Union Workhouse Taylor Henry, veterinary surgeon, 13 Market st ; house 9 Surrey st Taylor Henry, engraver's tool maker & cast steel drawer, 97 Fitzwm. st Taylor Henry Holborn, clerk, High hill terrace, Fox street Taylor James, dyer and scourer, 80 Bridge street Taylor James, wood turner, circular sawer, and manufacturer of brush veneers, Chadburn's wheel, Johnson st ; house Spitalfield terrace Taylor James, horn, buck, stag, ivory, and fancy wood cutter & dealer, 101 Fargate, and 3 Burgess street Taylor James, boot and shoe maker, 22 Rockingham street Taylor Miss Jane, Broomspring lane Taylor John, pen, pocket, and sportsman's knife manfr. 15 St Philip's road, Brook hill, (corporate mark, Eye Witness) Taylor John, auctioneer, sharebroker, valuer, and commission agent, 2 East parade ; house 4 Broomhall place Taylor John, teacher of dancing, 77 Suffolk road Taylor, John, saw, &c. manufacturer; house 44 Talbot street, Park Taylor John, shopkeeper, 14 Hartshead Taylor John, rag and smallware dealer, 44 Westbar Taylor John, medical dispensary, 57 Norfolk street Taylor John, cowkeeper, 44 New street, Park Taylor John Stopford & Son, surgeons, 6 Old Haymkt ; h Killamarsh Taylor John Holbert, rag and bone dealer, 26 Westbar green Taylor John, vict. Hope and Anchor, 33 Bridgehouses Taylor Jonathan Wainwright, clerk & tobacconist, &c. 7^ Pinstone st Taylor Joseph and John, saw, busk, machine knife, turnip hoe, &c. ma- nufacturers, Burnt tree lane Taylor Joseph, saw, &c. manufacturer ; house 58 Meadow street Taylor Joseph, table knife manfr. Castle mills ; h 114 Snow hill, Park Taylor Joseph, horse breaker, 46 West street, and 4 St James' street Taylor Joseph, shoemaker, 84 Broomhall street Taylor Joseph, comb maker, court 70 Brown street Taylor Misses Mary Ann and Jane, ladies' school, Clark street Taylor Mrs Margaret, 19 Cupola street Taylor Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 18 Little Pond street Taylor Mary, upholstress, 37 Pyebank Taylor Matthew, shopkeeper and tailor, 26 Fornham street Taylor Phoebe, shopkeeper and beer seller, 54 Edward street Taylor Paul, silver chaser, 34 Cross Burgess street Taylor Mr Richard, 53 Bridge street Taylor Richd. Thomas, chemist, druggist, & soda water mfr. 4 High st Taylor Robert Stopford, surgeon, 142 Broad lane Taylor Robert, joiner and cabinetmaker, 167 Fitzwilliam street Taylor Robert, currier, (journeyman,) 35 Leadmill road SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 219 Taylor Rosanna, vict. Broomhall Tavern, 91 Broomhall street Taylor Saml. spindle, &c. manufacturer ; house Gray street, Fox st Taylor Samuel, shopkeeper, 48 Button lane Taylor Samuel, beerhouse keeper, 56 Pond street Taylor Sarah, shopkeeper,w 3 Coalpit lane Taylor Sarah, dressmaker, 27 Ebenezer street Taylor Thomas, brazier, 53 Silver street Taylor Thomas, shopkeeper, 242 Bright street Taylor Wm. merchant, &c. (in firm W. Greaves & Sons;) h 8 Fox st Taylor Wm. teacher of dancing, 66 Harvest lane Taylor Wm. hair seating mfr. Love st ; h Portland pi. Upperthorpe Taylor Mr. Wm., Barber nook ; and Mr. Wm., Suffolk road Taylor Wm. shoemaker, 124 Watery lane Taylor Wm, & Jas. spring knife manufacturers, 37 Stanley street Taylor Wm. plumber, glazier, and gas fitter, 231 Moorfields Taylor W r m. vict. Mowbray Tavern, 53 Sussex street Taylor Wm. painter, court 10 Wainsrate; house Shepherd street Taylor Wm. merchant, & edgetool, &c. mfr; house 92 Arundel st Taylor Wm. shoemaker and shopkeeper, 34 Bramall lane Taylor Wm. razor scale presser, 20 Earl st ; house Little Sheffield Taylor Wm. spokeshave, &c. manufacturer, 3 Division lane Taylor Wm. manager, 157 Portobello street Taylor Wm. teacher of the violin, 12 Burgess street Taylor Wm. tailor, court 58 Fargate Taylor Wm. chimney sweeper, 26 West lane Taylor, Yeomans, and Shaw, spindle, flyer, loom spring, steel step,&c. manufacturers, 92 Bridge street Taylor Zachariah, tailor, 30 Weigh lane, Park Teague Rev. John, vicar's curate, 2 Saint James' street Teasdale Benjamin, spring knife manufacturer, 19 Burgess street Teasdale Wm. boot and shoe maker, 40 Meadow street Templeton Seaton, joiner, 53 Tudor street ; and pork butcher, 24 Xetherthorpe place Temporal Wm. cartowner, 25 Chester ]ane Tennant Edward and Robt. ale & porter brewers, Exchange Brewery, Sheaf bridge ; house 44 Gell street Terry Wm. hair seating and curled hair manufacturer, 65 Pond st Thacker Mr Ebenezer, Sharrow lane Thackray Benjamin, shopkeeper, 105 Granville street Thackray Henry, eating house, I A Broad street, Park Thackray John, shoemaker, 63 Townhead street Thackray John, spring knife manufacturer, 162 Bernard street Thackray John, sen. andjun. spring knife manfrs. 29 Park hill lane Thackray Jonathan, millwright and engineer, Kellam place Thackray Samuel, cowkeeper and cartowner, 16 Duke st. lane, Park Thackray Thomas, grocer and flour dealer, 23 Anson street Theaker Benjamin, joiner (j.) 199 Eyre street Theaker James, London Coffee House, 102 Old Haymarket Thomas Charles, shopkeeper, 32 Chester street Thomas Edward, etcher and gilder, 92 Lord street Thomas Geo. spade, shovel, hoe, &c. mfr. Hillfoot, & Upper Slack Thomas James, brass turner, 223 Fitzwilliam street 220 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, Thomas Henry, surgeon, 79 Norfolk street Thomas Mrs Jane, Field Head, Heeley road Thomas John, comb maker, court 17 Burgess street Thomas Mrs Martha, 100 Eyre street Thomas Philip, watchmaker and jeweller, 21 Hartshead Thomlinson John, saddler and harness maker, 53 Fargate Thompson Mrs Ann, 32 Spital hill Thompson and Brown, silver platers, 60 Eyre lane Thompson Caroline, dressmaker, 68 Duke street Thompson Charles, boot and shoe maker, 167 Duke street, Park Thompson Corden, M.D., 72 Norfolk street Thompson Edward, surgeon, 23 Union street Thompson Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker, 42 Norfolk street Thompson Emanuel, vict. Social Tavern, 38 Bailey street Thompson Frances, milliner, 14 Regent street Thompson Geo. vict. George and Dragon, 86 Westbar Thompson Geo. vict. Grapes, 76 Furnace hill Thompson Geo. mason, 33 School croft Thompson Geo, ironmonger and smith, 7 Bow street Thompson Geo. eatinghouse, 18 Wicker Thompson Mr Henry, Hanover square Thompson Hugh, artist and drawing master, Western bank Thompson James, shoemaker, 164 Bernard street Thompson James, hackney coach owner, 143 Portobello street Thompson James, silver plater ; house Talbot street, Park Thompson James, silversmith, (j.) Broom close, Little Sheffield Thompson John, joiner and builder, 48 Fitzwilliam street Thompson John, carrier's agent, 65 Suffolk road Thompson John, filesmith, 32 Saint Philip's road Thompson John, spring knife manufacturer, 39 Furnival street Thompson John, vict. Three Tuns, 59 Orchard street Thompson John, vict. Well-run-Dimple, 112 Barker's pool Thompson Joseph, designer, 3 Talbot street Thompson Joseph, coal leader, 14 Weigh lane Thompson Joseph & Co. grocers & flour dlrs. 98 South st.& 45 Suffolk rd Thompson Mr Mark, 70 High street, Park Thompson Matthew, shot belt maker, Somerville terrace Thompson Robt. drawing master, 159 Portobello st ; house Ranmoor Thompson Robert, file manufacturer, 200 Granville street Thompson Samuel, engine tenter, 80 Wicker Thompson Samuel, confectioner & British wine dealer, 1 High st Thompson Septimus, file cutter, court 58 Fargate Thompson Thomas and Samuel, shoemakers, Eastbank, Park Thompson Wm. gentleman, Daniel hill, Upperthorpe Thompson Wm. comb plate presser, 37 Duke street, Park Thompson Wm. shopkeeper, 72 Rockingham street Thompson Wm. razor manufacturer ; house court 5 Granville street Thornhill Chas. awl blade, &c. manufacturer ; house 105 Hanover st Thornhill Edward, shoemaker ; house 7 Milk street Thornhill Samuel and Son, awl blade and shoe knife manufacturers, & grindery dealers, 6 Saint Thomas street Thornley Benjamin, beerhouse, 46 Sims croft SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 221 Thornsby Joseph, brickmaker, Woodgrove, Hillfoot Thornton Charles, file cutter, 9 Saint Philip's road Thornton George, steel melter, 17 Paternoster row Thornton Henry, shoemaker, 22 Green street, Little Sheffield Thornton William, boot and shoe maker, Little Sheffield Thorp Ann, widow, 64 Devonshire lane Thorp Frederick, grocer and flour dealer, 64 Division street Thorp James, beerhouse, 129 Thomas street Thorp Thomas, warehouseman, Artizan street, and 79 Leadmill road Thorp Wm. tobacconist, 29 Bow street Thorpe Edward, shoemaker, 1 Harvest lane Thorpe Edward, file manager, Blast lane Thorpe James, vict. King's Head, Canning street Thorpe James, optician, 21 Westbar green Thorpe John, silversmith, 48 Rock street Thorpe John, shoemaker, Crookes moor side Thorpe Mary Ann, shopkeeper, 26 Bridge street Thorpe Thomas, attorney's clerk, 185 South street, Park Thorpe Wm. policeman, 1 4 Anson street Thorpe Wm. coal leader, 71 Granville street Tibbetts Mrs Hannah, and James, mark maker, 23 Westbar Tildesley Wm. shoemaker, 53 St Thomas street Tillotson Thomas, merchant, 56 Coalpit lane ; house Sharrow lane Timm John, maltster and corn merchant, 5 Coalpit lane Timm Millicent, dressmaker, Belfield place Timm Samuel, salesman, Young street Timm Wm. bone haft and scale cutter, 293 Beet street Timperley John, furniture broker, 45 Bridge street Timperley Mary Ann, straw hat maker, 10 Chapel street Timperley Samuel, policeman, 6 Cross Chapel street Tindall James Thomas and Co. boot and shoe manufacturers, 36| High street, and Northampton; George Pearson, agent Tindall Henry, hairdresser, 14 Wicker Tindall John, hairdresser, 229 Moorfields Tingle Henry, vict. Hen and Chickens, 3 Castle green Tingle Lucy, dressmaker, 177 Broomhall street Tingle John, shoemaker and dealer in leeches, 40 Carver street Tingle Matthias, collector of debts, &c. 77 Broomhall street Tingle Samuel, steel refiner, 42 Carr lane Tinker Charles, la^t and boot tree maker, 49 Snig hill Tinker John, boot & shoe, patten, clog, and last maker, 11 Market st Tinker Samuel, gentleman, Broomgrove road Tinsdill Miss Ann Wilmot, schoolmistress, Highfield terrace Tinsley Coal Co., Tinsley park ; yard Wharf street; Jno. Osborne, agent Titterton Henry, blade maker, 75 Charles street Titterton Mary, plumber and glazier, 13 Westbar green Todd Hannah, dressmaker, 21 Mulberry street Todd John, cabinet maker and furniture broker, 40 Wicker Todd Joseph, excise officer, 8 St Philip's road, Brook hill Tofield James, corn miller, Twelve o'Clock; house Tomcross lane Tomlinson Ann, staymaker, 1 80 Fitzwilliam street Tomlinson John, joiner and builder, 93 West street, and Westfield ter t 2 222 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Tomlinson Mrs J. boot and shoe dealer, 93 West street Tomlinson John, saw manager, 14 Charlotte st. and Mr John, Eyre st Tomlinson Phoebe, beerhouse keeper, 35 Water lane Tomlinson Wm. vict. Angel Inn, 14 Buttoa lane, head of South street Tompkin John, engraver, &c ; house Talbot place, Park Toogood John Taylor, shoemaker, 58 Edward street Toothill Henry, pen, pocket, and scissor knife manfr. 3/ Carver street Toothill John, house, &c. agent, 37i Carver street ; h 50 Bramall In Toothill John, whitesmith, 11 Broad lane Topham Edward, house, sign, and ornamental painter, 35 Lambert st Topham Samuel, butter dealer, 8 Watson walk Topham William, huckster, court 13 Pond hill Toplis Mrs Martha, 98 Wellington street Toplis Wm. vict. Bull's Head, 2 Duke street, South street Towers John, hatter, 36 High street Towers Mrs Mary, and Misses, ladies' school, Wentworth place Townroe Wm. corn and flour dealer, 72 South street Townrow Arthur, shoemaker, court 146 Rockingham street Townsend Abraham, plumber and glazier, house 195 Glossop road Townsend Mrs Ann, Crookes moor side Townsend Francis, senior, vict. Ball, 44 Broad lane Townsend Fras. junior, table, shoe, & butcher knife mfr. 198 Solly st Townsend Henry, brush manufacturer, Balm green Townsend James, tobacconist and cutlery dealer, 186 West street Townsend John, plumber and glazier, house 103 Hanover street Townseud John, stove grate fitter, 15 Chapel street Townsend Wm, quarryman, Intake road Townsend Wm. bookbinder, stationer, paper ruler, and cabinet and razor case and strop maker and gilder, 12 Surrey street Townsend Wm., joiner, 10 Broad lane Townsley Jonathan, tailor, 13 Meadowstreet Toyne David, butcher, 38 Shambles, house Crookes moor Toyne Joseph, shopkeeper, Hillfoot Toyne Nathan, butcher, 45 Shambles ; house Burngreave road Toyne Thomas, butcher, 47 Shambles ; house 63 Arundel street Tozer Mrs Mary Ann, ladies' school, 7 Victoria street Tract and Book Depository (Church of England \) Tudor place Miss Sarah Law, superintendent ; house 32 Gell street Travell Joseph Thomas, tailor, draper, and clothes dealer, 40 High st Travis Barbara, beerhouse, and Henry, schoolmaster, Bramall lane Travis Barnabis, baker and shopkeeper, 168 Fitzwilliam street Travis George Wm. joiner, 26 Egerton street Travis James, shoemaker, J 7 Norwich street Travis James, bookkeeper, 69 Chester street Travis Jane, dressmaker, 37 Broomhall street Travis John, bookkeeper, 34 Fitzwilliam street Travis .los?ph, file grinder, 9 Fitzwilliam street Travis Mary, lodgings, 139 Rockingham street Travis Mrs Sarah, Portmahon Travis Miss Sarah Kenyon, vict. Royal Hotel, 24 Old Haymarket Travis Thomas, clock and watch maker, 255 Shales moor Travis Win. lime burner, 57 Sussex street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 223 Travis Wm, pork butcher, Little Sheffield Travis Wm. collector of poor rates, 47 South st ; h Ecclesall new road Trayner John, shoemaker, 47 Lee croft Trickett Ann, shopkeeper, and Mr Wm., Twelve o'Clock Trickett and Edwards, ladies' school, St Philip's road, Portmahon Trickett Edward, scissor manufacturer, 112 Harvest lane Trickett George, vict. Cherry Tree, 170 Gibraltar street Trickett James, shopkeeper, 21 Charlotte street Trickett James, file manufacturer, 92 Backfields ; house Hanover pi Trickett John, scissor manufacturer, 30 Russell street Trickett Joseph, coal bookkeeper, 169 South street, Park Trickett Thomas, brass founder, &c, house 16 Orange street Trippet John, green grocer and fishmonger, 12 Pond street Troth Wm. & Joseph, butchers, 216 Moorfields and Bowling green st Trout Alfred, horn dealer and cutter, 76 Hollis croft Trown John, umbrella and parasol pearl hook mfr, 45 West street Trown John, dancing master, Assembly rooms ; h 55 Carver street Truelove Isaac, bricklayer and beerhouse, 46 South street, Park Truelove Jph. scale and spring maker, Stafford st; h ct 3 Norwich st Truelove Wm. Chas. joiner & cabinet maker, ct 1 New Church st ; h 16 Duke street Trueman Jesse, hosier, (hawker,) Jericho, Brownell street Trueman Wm. tobacco pipe maker, 8 Lambert street Truswell Richard, & Co. brewers and maltsters, 39 Eyre street, and 21 Norfolk lane ; house East bank, Park Tubby Ann, fruiterer, 1 9 Norfolk row Tucker George, iron, steel, wire, and general metal merchant, 7 York st ; h Clarkhouse lane Tudsbury John, silversmith, (j.) 72 Division street Tummou Benjamin, coach painter, 153 Devonshire street Tummon George, wood turner, mahogany, hardwood, veneer, and deal sawyer, door and drawer knob mfr, and dir. in fancy woods, Nurris- field Saw Mills, Soho wheel, Bower street Tummon John, shop and beerhouse keeper, 172 South street, Park Tummon Robert, joiner aud builder, 143 South street, Park Tunks William, shopkeeper and baker, 15 Holly street Turkwin James, tailor and beer seller, 83 Duke street Turnell Isaac, joiner, undertaker, and furniture broker, 85 Fargate Turn ell Joseph, relieving officer and vestry clerk for Sheffield North District ; h St Philip's road, Portmahon Turner Alfred, butcher, 58 Silver street head Turner Ann, dressmaker, 53 North parade Turner Mrs Ann, 69 Watery street Turner Miss Ann, 45 Howard street Turner Anthony Wright, vict. Red Lion, & Concert room, 18 Holly st Turner Misses Barbara and Harriet, Westbank place Turner Benjamin, foreman, 8 Egerton street Tomer Charles, pork butcher, 11 Flat street Turner Charlotte, fruiterer, 72 Snighill Turner David, grocer ; house 27 Broad street Turner, Davies, & Co. saw and plated busk mfrs. 27 Norfolk lane Turner Francis, manager, William street 224 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Turner Francis, coach owner and beerhouse, 122 West street Turner George, shopkeeper, 60 Charles street Turner George, bank clerk, 3 Church street Turner George, silversmith, (j.) 48 Furnival street Turner Harriet & Wm. fire iron mfrs, 120 Allen street Turner Miss Harriet, ladies' school, Sharrow head Turner Henry, dealer in tin ware, files, nails, &c. 169 South street Turner James, saw handle maker, 10 Fornham street Turner Jas. fruit, tea, & tobacco dlr. 18 Fruit market ; h 155 South st. P Turner James, wire worker, 13 Church street Turner James, vict. Wheat Sheaf, 11 Bridge street Turner Mr James, Duke street, Park Turner Mrs Jane, Sharrow lane cottage Turner Jarvis, vict. Bridge Tavern, 3 Bridge street Turner Jethro, clerk, Gloucester st. & Mr Jethro, 134 South st. Park Turner John, edge tool manfr. 121 Saville street Turner John, saw manufacturer; h Ecclesall New road Turner John, butcher, 62 Silver street head Turner John, coach and house painter, 33 Carver st; h 152 Fitzwm. st Turner J ohn, painter, 34 Silver street Turner John, printer, (j.) Steel bank, Crookes moor Turner Jonathan, saw maker, Burton head Turner Joseph, joiner, Spring terrace, Glossop road, and Milton lane Turner Martha, vict. spirit dealer and brewer, Shades, 20 Watson walk Turner Mrs Mary, (in firm Thomas Turner & Co.) ; h East bank Turner Moses, foreman, Burton head Turner Robt. nursery & seedsman, & vict. Public Gardens, Ecclesall rd Turner Samuel Wm. solicitor, 20 Bank street Turner Sarah, & Barker Eliz. milliners, &c. 79 West street Turner Sarah, shopkeeper, 56 Chester street Turner Septimus Edward, veterinary surgeon, 2 Bakers' hill Turner Thomas, & Co. merchants, steel refiners, and saw, file, & table and spring knife mfrs. Suffolk Works Turner Thomas, baker and confectioner, 127 West street Turner Thomas, plane and joiner's tool manfr. 35 Queen street Turner Thomas, corn miller and sawyer, Park Saw Mills, Blast lane Turner Thomas, table blade grinder, 18 St. Philip's road Turner Thos. beerhouse, 57 Trippet lane ; and Mr. Thomas, Wicker Turner Thomas, tinner and umbrella maker, 55 Westbar green Turner Thomas, razorsmith and straw hat manufacturer, 33 Westbar Turner William, joiner and builder, 261 Rockingham street Turner Wm. cattle dealer, 2 Norfolk row, and butcher, 77 Shambles Turner William, shoemaker, 39 Bridge street Turner Wm. Henry, fire iron and standard mfr. Old Screw mill, Love street ; house 188 Allen street Turner William, silversmith, (j.) 18 Rockingham street Turnock Rev Benj. (N. C. Methodist minister) William street Turtle John, shoemaker and leather cutter, 15 Westbar Turtle Joseph, wood turner, Soho wheel, and shopr. 17 North parade Turtle William, joiner and builder, 6 Egerton street Turton Edward, stove grate and fender mfr. and founder, 26 Nursery lane ; house 35 Spitalfield grove SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 225 Turton Mrs Elizabeth, 1 Russell street Turton George, surgeon, 1 Townhead street, and 2 Pinfold street Turton Geo. Deakin, boot and shoe maker, 24 Division street market Turton George Henry, Temperance Coffee House,,36 Trafalgar street Turton John, spring knife manfr. 90 Wellington street Turton John, fishing tackle manfr. 59 Charles street Turton John, spring knife manfr. 11 Copper street Turton Joseph, file, saw, &c. manufacturer; house 232 Brookhill Turton Joseph, fireman, 103 Campo lane Turton Joseph, Temperance Coffee House, 101 South street Turton Joseph, apothecary and water caster, Philadelphia Turton Susannah, milliner and dressmaker, 16 St James' row Turton Thos. & Sons, steel, file, saw, &c. mfrs. Spring works, Russell street ; and tilters and forgers, Upper Slack Turton Thos. Burdett, file, &c. mfr ; h West Lodge, Claremont place Turton Thomas, warehouseman, 101 Daisy bank Turton Thomas, silversmith, Snowhill gardens, Park Turton William, draper, Infirmary road Turton William, joiner and builder, 60 Burgess street Turton William, shoemaker, 61 Rockingham street Twibell Miss Ann, boarding and lodgings, 62 Norfolk street Twibell John Major, grocer, tea dealer, and tobacconist, 35 Snighill Twigg Mrs Charlotte, Broomspring lane Twigg Mrs Elizabeth, 40 Regent street Twigg Jonathan, fork maker, 27 Oborne street Twigg William, table knife manfr and cutlery dealer, 28 Westbar Tyas John, millwright, (j.) 9 Union buildings Tyas William, shopkeeper, 79 Oborne street Tye Wm. joiner's tool maker, (j.) 59 Furnival street Tyler John, cutlery caster, 78 Back fields ; h 66 Carver street Tyler John, Britannia metal mfr. 17 Joiner lane ; h 7 Occupation rd Tyne Joseph, shopkeeper, Hillfoot Tyson George, cowkeeper, 47 Rockingham street Tyzack Ebenezer, steel refiner, and saw, calico web, file, scythe, &c, manufacturer ; house Broom Vale, Ecclesall New road Tyzack Mark & Sons, diesinkers and modellers, 92 Carver street Tyzack Moses, diesinker ; house West bank, Glossop road Tyzack, Samuel, silversmith, W r illiam street Tyzack Thomas, saw, calico web, steel busk, &c. manfr. Abbeydale ; h The Priory, Sharrow lane Tyzack Thomas, cowkeeper and shopkeeper, 12 Joiner street Tyzack Wm. & Sons, steel refiners & saw, calico web, scythe, file, &c, manufacturers, 230 Rockingham street Tyzack William, steel, saw, &c. manufacturer ; house 47 Milton street Underdown Thomas, cutlery manager ; house 139 Fitzwilliam street Underwood William, ink and polishing paste manufacturer, and vict. Globe Tavern, 107 Porter street Undy Denis, scale and spring maker, 24 Pea croft; h 31 Lambert st Unwin Carter, plasterer and colourer, 15 West John street Unwin Charles, architect, 51 Queen street Unwin Charles, cabinet maker and furniture broker, 48 Westbar 226 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Unwin Edwin, managing director of the United Gas Light Company; house 159 Brook hill Unwin Elizabeth, stay maker, 95 Porter street Unwin Elias, pork butcher, 73 Tenter street Unwin George, umbrella hook manufacturer, horn turner, and pearl worker, 48 Garden street Unwin Henry and Co., iron and steel merchants and converters, 18 Orchard street ; and forgers, Whiteley wood ; h 23 Orchard place Unwin John, joiner, and John, jun. clerk, 29 Burgess street Unwin John, shopkeeper, Hillfoot Unwin John, coal agent, Railway depdt ; house Gray street Unwin John, Commercial Tap keeper, 3 Commercial street Unwin Philip, cutlery manufacturer, house 25 Burgess street Unwin & Rodgers, manfrs. of pen, pocket, desk, fruit, table, and self- defence knives, razors, lancets, pen-machines, &c. 23 Burgess street Unwin Wm. solicitor, 42 Queen street ; house 23 Orchard place Upton George, coffee house keeper, 6 Bank street Urton Hubert, vict. Crown and Cushion, 21 Old street, Park Vale Rev Wm. Humphrey, M.A. incumbent, Ecclesall Parsonage Valantine Frederick Joseph, Chinese translator, &c. ct 8 Bernard st Valantine James, lodgings, 184 Eyre street Valantine Jonathan, bone haft and scale cutter, 44 West street Valantine Mary Ann, dressmaker, 44 West street Valley John, shell, ivory, & horn comb mfr. & ivory dlr. 141 Arundel st Varah George, surgeon, 154 Westfield place, West street Varah Joseph, wood turner and butcher's steel mfr. 14 Wellington st Varah Thomas, ivory, &c. turner, 1 3 Fornham street Varley Mary Ann, shopkeeper, 104 Collier's row Varley Thomas Cossey, mattress & oil cloth manfr. 19 Lord street Vaughan George, manager, 78 Harvest lane Vernon Catherine, cork cutter, 2 Union street Vernon George, vict. 110 Meadow street Tavern Vernon John, brewer's traveller, William street Vickers Benjamin, miller, spindle manufacturer, &c ; house West cliffe Vickers Benjamin and Edward, spindle manufacturers, Mill sands Vickers Charles, glass grinder, Crookes moor side Vickers Edward, merchant and manufacturer, Firs hill, Pitsmoor Vickers Edward, butcher, 27 Bridgehouses ; house Pitsmoor Vickers Henry, solicitor, house Sharrow lane Vickers and Jervis, solicitors, 26 Bank street Vickers Jane, dressmaker, 35 Duke street lane, Park Vickers John, bookkeeper, 161 West street Vickers John, butcher, 41 Shambles ; house Doeroyd Vickers Mary Ann, shopkeeper, 48 St Thomas street Vickers and Sons, corn millers, Town Mill, Millsands ; and flour dealers, 254 Moorfields, and 8 Townhead street Vickers Thomas, quarry owner, Brincliffe edge Vincent Emanuel, scissor chaser, and beerhouse, 2 Love lane Vincent Wm. bookkeeper, 15 Monmouth street Vinor Thomas, coach builder, 66 ; house 76 West street Waddington Edward, beerhouse, Cricket Inn road Waddington John, vict. Black Bull, 74 Hollis croft SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 227 Waddington Wm. razor grinder, 92 Leadmill road Waddy Rev Benjamin B. (Wesleyan minister,) Western bank Waddy Rev Samuel Dowsland, governor, Wesley College Wade Mrs Eleanor, Nelson place Wade Frederick, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 56 Fargate Wade Richard, merchant and manfr. house Totley Vale Cottage Wade Samuel, metalsmith, 24 Cornish street Wade Mrs Sarah, stationer, and circulating library, 83 West street Wade Wm. boot and shoe maker, 29 Cainpo lane W r ade, Wingfield, and Rowbotham, merchants, and table, pen, and pocket knife, razor, and file manfrs. 82 Tenter street ; saw manfrs. 82 Arundel lane, and steel converters, North Church street Wadsworth Alfred, joiner, &c. house Harvest grove Wadsworth Ann, shopkeeper, 48 Porter street Wadsworth John and Alfred, joiners and builders, court 4 Joiner street Wadsworth John, joiner, &c. house Fitzalan street Wadsworth John, mason and slater, 101 Meadow street Wadsworth Thomas, saddler and harness maker, 32 Furnival road "Wager Mr George, 195 Glossop road W r agstaff John, joiner, broker, and patent washing machine and mangle manufacturer, 34 Division street Wagstaff Samuel, hawker and shopkeeper, Ecclesall new road Wagstaff Thomas, shopkeeper, 46 Hoyle street Wagstaff Thomas, comb maker, court 42 Eldon street Wagstaff Thomas, cowkeeper, Intake road Wain John, paper hanging dealer, 61 West street Wain Thomas, baker and confectioner, 14 West lane; h 61 West st Wainman Joseph, foreman, Leadmills, house 15 Suffolk road Wainman Wm. joiner, &c. court 19 High street ; house 103 Eyre street Wainwright Charles, scissor mfr. h Richmond's buildings, Leadmill rd Wainwright John, scissorsmith, 17 St Philip's road Wainwright Joseph, quarry owner, Manor fVood^ Park Wainwright Joseph, scissor manufacturer, 70 Russell street Wainwright Joseph, beerhouse, 133 Parkhill lane Wainwright Joseph, jun. shopkeeper and coal dealer, 89 Parkhill lane Wainwright Lydia, shopkeeper, 69 Tenter street Wainwright Sarah, straw hat maker, 152 Allen street Wait George, shopkeeper and carter, 186 Bernard street Wait Thomas, shop and cow keeper, 59 Broad street Wait Wm. shopkeeper and horn presser, 89 Duke street, Park Wake Bernard, solicitor ; and Mrs., gentlewoman, Osgathorpe Wake Wm. and Bernard, solicitors, 14 Castle street Wake Wm. solicitor, and deputy steward of the Sheffield and clerk of Eckington and Dronfield Court of 'Requests , 14 Castle street ; house Parkgate, Highfield Wakefield Thomas, police inspector, 8 Nursery street Wakefield Wm. gentleman, 1 Gell street Walch Charles, diesinker, 13 Commercial street; h 3 Westbar green Walch James Walker, fancy pen and pocket knife manufacturer, 13 Commercial street ; house 12 Canning street Walch Hannah, furniture broker, 6 Westbar green Wales Charles, sharebroker and tobacconist, 7 Wicker 228 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Wales Mr George, 175 Portobello street Wales John, boot aDd shoe maker, 151 Trafalgar street Wales Robert, painter, 49 Chester street Wales Wm., French polisher, 22 Townhead street Walkinshaw David, compositor, 174 Eyre street Walker Abraham, ironmonger, lock and white smith, and wire, metal, shield, drapery, &c. dealer, 74 Scotland street Walker Anthony, fishmonger, 162 Gibraltar street Walker Misses Ann and Margaret, Broomspring lane Walker and Bower, mark makers and letter cutters, 26 Eyre lane Walker Charles, steel and file manufacturer, house Burngreave road Walker Charles, compositor, 14 Cross Chapel street Walker, Eaton, and Co. steel converters, iron and brass founders, engine and mill work and stove grate manufacturers, and dealers in files, fenders, edgetools, &c. 101 Wicker Walker Ellen, straw hat maker, 55 Rockingham street Walker Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 122 South street, Park Walker George, wholesale grocer, &c. house Osgathorpe Cottage Walker George, cutler, and My. Ann, straw hat maker, 32 Scotland st Walker Geo.& Co. electro platers & gilders, 11 Howard st; h 55 Suffolk rd Walker George, comb manufacturer, 60 Pond street Walker George, shop aud cow keeper, 59 Silver street head Walker Hannah, flour dealer, 22 Bower spring Walker Henry Greaves, silver plate mfr. house Islington, London Walker Henry, table blade maker and shopkeeper, 104 South st. Park Walker James, surgeon, 14 Union street Walker James, mark maker, house Steel bank Walker James, tableknife manufacturer, 68 Eldon street Walker Mrs Jane, Eastbank cottage, Park Walker John, hairdresser, &c. 3 Castle folds Walker John, cabinet and fancy case, portable writing desk, chess- board, &c. manufacturer, 9 Bow street Walker John, vict. Victoria, 38 High street and 2 Mulberry street Walker John, vict. Burnt Tree Tavern, 83 Hoyle street Walker John, joiner, Tower hill, Pyebank Walker John, shopkeeper, 28 Cattle market Walker John, slater, 11 Orange street Walker John, farmer, Crookes Walker Mr Jonathan, 27 Clarence street Walker, Knowles, and Co. silver and silver plated ware manufacturers, 55 Burgess street ; and 7 Beaufort buildings, London Walker Luke, file manager, Ecclesall new road Walker Luke, silversmith, 130 Arundel street Walker Mrs Mary, shopkeeper, Sharrow vale Walker Robert Palfreyman, solicitor's clerk, 31 Walker street Walker Robert, boot and shoe maker, 88 Hoyle street Walker Robert, beerhouse, 86 Rockingham street, and brass and whitemetal founder, and scale, spring, and shield manfr. 50 West st Walker Samuel, tailor, 2 Fitzalan street Walker Samuel, timber merchant and sawer, Love street, and Mill- sands Saw Mills Walker Sarah, shopkeeper, 177 Eyre street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 229 Walker Thomas and John, hairdressers and perfumers, 3, and Coffee Rooms, 7 Castlefolds Walker Thomas, shopkeeper, 15 Brown lane Walker Thos. tinner & brazier, court 7 Angel st ; h 11 Occupation rd Walker Thomas, sen. (late tinner,) Shrewsbury Hospital Walker & Wall, wholesale grocers, tallow chandlers, soap boilers and sugar refiners, 35 Exchange street Walker Wm. razor and scissor mfr. ct 7 Angel st ; h 11 Occupatn. rd Walker Wm. vict. Angel Inn, 15 Angel street Walker Wm. umbrella manufacturer and haberdasher, 13 Westbar; house JVadsley Lodge Walker Wm. beerhouse and shopkeeper, Woodside Walker Wm. scissor maker, 66 Chester street and Washington place Walker Wm. bookkeeper, 136 Broomhall street Wall Frederick, horn haft and scale presser, ct 91 Allen street; house 85 Wentworth terrace Wall George Parkes, wholesale grocer, &c ; house Woodside Wall and Cooper, saw, calico web, machine knife, spiral cutter, ledger blade, &c. manfrs. Sylvester gardens, bottom of Arundel street Wall Edward, butcher, 78 South street Wall John, shoemaker, 36 Bridgehouses Wall Joseph, cart owner, 66 Bernard street Wall Philip, commission agent, 51 Suffolk road Wall Samuel, saw, &c. manufacturer ; h Spring terrace, Glossop road Wall Sampson, hay, straw, and coal dealer, 223 Bright street Waller John, fender manufacturer, 17 ; house 13 Workhouse lane Wallis John and Richard, timber merts. 30 Wicker ; h Handsworth Wallis John, bookkeeper, 207 St Mary's road Wallis Joseph, furnishing ironmonger, cutlery dealer and silversmith, 34 High street ; house Broom field, Glossop road Wallis Joseph, warehouseman, 262 Beet street Wallis Wm. whitesmith, 31 Bridge street Walmsley Mrs Ann, 160 West street Walsh Samuel, Gas office clerk, 15 Westfield terrace Walters John & Co. table, palette, and plated and German silver des- sert and fruit knife manufacturers, 9 Carver street Walters Mrs Mary, Hanover street Walton David, corn, flour, and provision dealer, 49 Fargate, 142 South street, and 71 West street Walton Henry, traveller, Spring place, Convent walk Walton John, whitesmith, ( j.) 163 Arundel street Walton Simon, plumber, glazier, and painter, 203 St Mary's road Walton Wm. table and butcher' s^steel manfr. 72 Trafalgar street Walton Wm. policeman, 4 Gilbert street Warburton Miss Ann, 83 Norfolk street Warburton Brothers, edge tool, joiner's tool, &c. mfrs. 21 Furnival st Warburton Charles, edge tool, &c. manfr ; house 21 Furnival street Warburton and Crosland, stock and share brokers, 1 George street Warburton John, butcher, 9 Wicker Warburton John, vict. Traveller's Inn, Broomhill Warburton John, edge tool, &c. manufacturer ; house 77 Eyre lane Warburton Joseph, table and plated dessert knife, &c. mfr. 53 Wicker 230 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Warburton Mary, vict. Blue Boar, 16 Cross Burgess street Warburton Samuel, beerhouse, Monument Tavern, 190 South st. P. Warburton Samuel, butcher, 22 Nursery street Warburton Wm. stock and share broker ; house 9 Gell street Warburton Wm. edge tool, &c. manfr ; house 21 Furnival street Warburton Wm. shopkeeper, 42 New street, Park Ward Alfred, ironmonger, whitesmith, weighing machine manufactu- rer, and cutlery dealer, 13 Wicker ; and saw mfr. 53 Carver street Ward Mrs Ann, Spitalfields terrace Ward Mr Anthony, 21 St Philip's terrace Ward Benjamin, boot and shoe maker, 13 Fargate Ward, Blonk, and Co. steel tilters, Wicker Tilt, 2 Wicker Ward Mrs Catherine, (in firm Ward & Payne ;) house Mount View Ward Charles, vict. Rockingham Arms, 194 Rockingham street Ward Charles, scissor manufacturer ; house 64 Broomhall street Ward Charles, wheelwright, 5 South st. Park ; h High street lane, P. Ward Edwin, shoemaker, 14 Henry street, Park Ward Elizabeth, pork butcher, 40 Broad street Ward Elizabeth, grocer and flour dealer, L9 Duke street, Park Ward Mrs Frances, Westbank place Ward George, butcher, 34 Shambles ; house fVoodhouse Ward George, bellman and pinder for Ecclesall Bierlow, ct 9 Carver st Ward George, cowkeeper, court 5 Lord street Ward George, butcher, 94 Division street Ward George, gridiron, rake, &c. manufacturer, 7 Bacon island Ward George, boot and shoe maker, Little Sheffield Ward Hannah, cowkeeper, 50 Duke street lane, Park Ward Harriet, butter and egg dealer, 107 South street Ward James, joiner and beerhouse, 53 Effingham street Ward James, cowkeeper, 63 South street, Park Ward James, tailor and draper, 3 Campo lane ; h 18 Wentworth st Ward James, tailor and draper, 114 Meadow street Ward Jeremiah and George, pen, pocket and sportsman's knife manu- facturers, 169 Eyre street Ward John, gentleman, Machon bank Ward John, town crier and pinder, Cliffe's court, 52 High street Ward John, brass turner, beer machine mkr. & gas fitter, 12 Button In Ward John, flour, &c. dealer, 20 Nursery street W^ard John, butcher, 106 South street, Park Ward John, butcher, 31 Shambles; house Handsworth Woodhouse Ward John, shopkeeper, 17 Corn hill Ward John, spring knife manufacturer ; h 15 Paternoster row Ward John, coal leader, 5 Union lane Ward Joseph, gentleman, Highfield terrace Ward Joseph, slaughter butcher, 7 Wicker lane Ward Joseph, coal dealer, 4 Carr lane Ward Josiah, boot and shoe maker, 13 Netherthorpe place Ward Margaret, beerhouse keeper, 18 Bow street Ward and Payne, merchants, and edge and joiner's tool, saw, skate, and steel manfrs. Ward Works, 110 West st. and 89 Portobello st Ward Reuben, shopkeeper, 100 Eyre lane Ward Rowland, butcher, 25 Shambles ; house PFoodhouse SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 231 Ward Richard, pork butcher, 136 Gibraltar street Ward Mrs Sarah, and Elizabeth, straw hat maker, Whitehouse lane Ward Samuel Broomhead, Esq. Mount Pleasant, Highfield Ward Thomas Asline, Esq., Park House, East bank Ward Thomas, farmer, near Deep Pit, Intake road Ward Thomas, razor and table and spring knife manfr. Bacon Island Ward Thomas, razor scale presser, Crookes moor Ward Thomas, shopkeeper, 13 Newcastle street Ward Wm. gentleman, Mount pleasant Ward Wm. butcher, 48 Duke street, Park ; house Woodside Ward Wm. butcher, 60 Duke street, Park; house Richmond Ward Wm. boot and shoe maker, 16 Eyre street Ward Wm. boot and shoe maker, 36 Andrew street Ward Wm. George, diesinker and chaser, Pond mill gardens Ward Wm. beerhouse, Balloon Tavern, 83 Trippet lane Ward Wm. fender, &c. manufacturer; house Kellam island Wardle John, tailor, 52 Rockingham street Wardle John, lancet manfr. 5 Eyre lane ; house 44 Brown lane Wardle John, boot and shoe maker, 23 Pinstone street Wardle Joseph, spring knife manfr. ct 91 Allen st; h 16 Trinity st Wardle Stephen, master of Boys' Charity school, 13 East parade Wardlow Charles and Son, steel refiners, 32 Malinda street Wardlow Charles, jun. reporter, 32 Malinda street Wardlow Isaac, beerhouse, Sharrow vale Wardlow Samuel, steel refiner ; house Crookes moor Wardrobe Wm. overlooker*, and Harriet, schoolmrs. near Dixon street Wareham Wm. joiner, 12 Schoolcroft, and 24 Dun street Warhurst Joseph, carrier's agent, 60 Eyre street Waring Cornelius, corn miller and flour dealer, 11 Castle folds Waring James, hatter, 14 South street ; house 2 Suffolk road Warner Joseph Sims, merchant, 37 Victoria street Warren Elizabeth, dressmaker, 12 Ebenezer street Warren George, coffee house, 112 Trippet lane Warren John, earthenware dealer, ct 30 Silver street head Warrington Edward, butter dealer, and carrier to Lincoln, 4 Tudor st Warrington Edward, shopkeeper, 121 South street, Park Warrington George, brass turner, and cap and ferrule maker, 25 Broad lane ; house 1 1 Garden street Warrington Wm. umbrella maker, 29 Division street market Warris Ann, milliner and dressmaker, 7 Castle street Warris Hannah, scale and spring maker, 30 Smith street Warwick Wm. bookbinder, court 55 Carver st ; h 76 Division street Washington Joseph, spring knife mfr. ct 3 Leicester st ; h Radford pi Wastnidge MrsElizabeth, 44 Hallcar terrace, Occupation road Wastnidge Benjamin, managing brewer, Ecclesall New road Wastnidge Wm. horn haft and scale presser, 100 Pond street Wastnidge Wm. shoemaker and beerhouse, 2 Arundel lane Wass Wm., Cross Daggers beerhouse, court 80 Fruit market W r aterfall & Heath, confectioners, and British wine & tea dlrs. 1 Fargt Waterfall Henry, solicitor, court 1 Fargate ; house Wirlow Cottage Waterfall John Gray, confectioner, &c ; house 1 Fargate Waterfall Mrs Margaret, 52 Brook place 232 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Waterfall Mrs Mary, 53 Radford place Waterfall Wm. bank manager, 15 Church street, and Endcliffe Waterhouse George & Co. silver and plated ware manufacturers, 75 Carver street ; house Mushroom View Waterhouse, Hatfield, and Sansom, silver and plated ware manfrs. 201 Portobello street ; and 4 Bolt court. Fleet street, London Waterhouse John, grocer, and butter and egg factor, 101 Westbar Waterhouse Mr Joseph, 89 Porter street Waterhouse Rt. confectioner, 11 Westbar; h Throstle grove, Pitsmr Waterman Edward, boot and shoe maker, 2 Blonk street Waterman Wm. grocer and flour dealer, 12 Wicker Waters Daniel, shopkeeper, 112 Scotland street Waterson Eliza, vict. Red House Tavern, 168 Solly street Watkinson George, blacksmith, 128 Rockingham street Watkinson John & Saml. bone haft & scale cutters, 58 & 73 Peacroft Watkinson John, union clerk and superintendent registrar, Sheffield Workhouse, Kellam street ; house Philadelphia House Watkinson Peter, hosier, haberdshr. & Berlin repository, 105 West st Watkinson Wm. plumber, glazier, and painter, 8 Pinfold street Watson Charles, silversmith, 116 Fitzwilliam street Watson David, penblade and spring maker, 56 Eyre street Watson Edwin, shoemaker's tool mfr. Ellis st. Wheel ; h ct 18 Allen st Watson Mrs Elizabeth, 81 Wentworth terrace Watson George, solicitor, 8 Norfolk row Watson George, jun., solicitor's clerk, William street Watson George, spring knife manufacturer, Bacon island Watson George, paver and street setter, house 219 Hammond street Watson George and John, pavers, contractors, and dealers in flags, boulders, &c. 109 Trafalgar street, and 219 Hammond street Watson Henry Edmund, solicitor ; house Shircliffe Hall Watson James, shopkeeper, 74 South street, Park Watson John, Thomas Wright, and Henry Edmund, solicitors, 7 Bank street ; house Shircliffe Hall Watson John, brewer ; house 7 Eldon street Watson John, vict. Barrel Tavern, 118 Pond street Watson John, paver and street setter, house 109 Trafalgar street Watson John and Son, silver and plated ware mfrs. 51 Arundel street ; and 21 Salisbury street, London; house Pitsmoor Watson John, butcher, 6 Duke street, Park ; h 75 South street, Park Watson John, junior, butcher, 152 Pond street Watson Julia, shopkeeper, 49 Pye bank Watson Samuel, spring knife mfr. and beerhouse, 124 Rockingham st Watson Standyge, tailor and draper, 27 South street Watson Thomas, wood turner and hat block maker, 1 Oborne street Watson Thomas and Co. grocers, tea dlrs. and confectioners, 6 Fargate Watson Thomas Wright, solicitor, house Shircliffe Hall Watson Wm. Esq. house Shircliffe Hall Watson Wm. diesinker and druggist, 38 Wicker Watson Wm. vict. Vine Tavern, 4 Hartshead Watson Wm. shoemaker, 26 Copper street Watson Wm. excise officer, 161 South street, Park Watson Wm. bookkeeper, 49 Broomhall street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 233 Watts John, butcher, 58 Shambles ; house 177 South street, Park Watts Johu, eating house, 18 Bridgehouses Watts Jonathan/ butcher, 79 Shambles; house 177 South street, Park Watts Luke Reuben, painter and druggist, 55 Eyre street Watts Wm. butcher, 17 Shambles ; house 177 South street, Park Wear Joseph, plasterer, 113 Carver street Weatherhog Thomas, shoemaker, 171 South street Webb Mr George Mower, Gloucester terrace Webb John, agent to Tees Paper Mill (C. T. Bainbridge and Son,) 28 Arundel street ; house Gloucester terrace, Broomspring lane Webster Elias, sawsmith, & Eliz. scissor sheath maker, 17 Charlotte st Webster Edward, hat manufacturer, 53 Trippet lane Webster George, razor manufacturer, 33 Howard street Webster George, file grinder, 91 Leadmill road Webster Godfrey, vict. Brown Cow, 25 Bridgehouses Webster Mrs Hannah, High hill terrace, Fox street Webster James, clerk, and Jane, schoolmistress, Broomspring lane Webster Mrs Jane, lodgings, 12 Orchard lane Webster John, solicitor, 33 Norfolk street Webster John, gentleman, Broombank, Clarkhouse lane Webster John, manager, Broom vale Webster John, professor of music, 11 Westfield terrace Webster John, shopkeeper, 32 Peacroft Webster and Johnson, merchants and table, pen, pocket, shoe, and butcher knife, and fine scissor, razor, saw, file, and steel manufac- turers, Sycamore Works, 14 Sycamore street Webster Luke, scissor manufacturer, 65 Backfields Webster My. Ann, straw hat mkr. & Caroline, milliner, 44 Johnson st Webster Robert, bookkeeper, 137 Harvest grove Webster Robert Cook, cooper, Sheldon street Webster Thomas, chemist and druggist, 137 Devonshire street Webster Thomas Biggin, merchant, and scissor, &c. manfr ; h Queen st Webster Wm. merchant and manufacturer ; house Broom hill Webster Wm. letter carrier, Blonk island Webster Wm. fishmonger and huckster, court 12 Old Haymarket "Wedgwood James, excise officer, 129 Fitzwilliam street Weeks Stephen, traveller, 75 Suifolk road Weightman and Hadfield, architects, Corn Exchange Weightman John Gray, architect, house Laith field, Park Weldon George, mark, brand, punch, figure, letter, &c. manufacturer, 8 Union lane ; house 145 Arundel street Weldon James, fruiterer, 41 Fargate, & shear manufacturer, Button In Weldon Jarvis, shopkeeper, 20 Division street market Welford Wm. fishmonger, 5 Sheaf bridge Wellesley Wm. gentleman, Lowfield Wells Mrs Ann, librarian, Music Hall ; house 6 Hanover square Wells Henry, tea and coffee dealer, 22 Egerton street Wells John, shoemaker and shopkeeper, 40 Bridge street Wells John, hay and straw dealer, 14 South street ; h 16 Duke st. Park Wells John, fork maker, 50 Broad street Wells Joseph, silversmith, 91 Wentworth terrace Wells Joseph, iron fender maker and smith, 44 North street u 2 231 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Wells Joseph, beerhouse, 51 Hollis croft Wells Mary Ann, vict. Red Lion, 37 Charles street Wells Samuel, cart owner, 41 Walker street Wells Sarah, tableknife, fork, steel, &c. manufacturer, 56 Wellington st Wells Sarah, house 60, and Samuel, house 85 Wellington street Wells Wm. eating and beer house keeper, 41 Exchange street Welsh John, tailor and circulating library, 3 New Church street Welsh Miss Sophia, music teacher and piano dealer, 3 New Church st Werminski Vincent, clerk, Sheaf bank, Leadmill road Wescoe George, vict. King and Miller, 16 Norfolk street Wesley College, Glossop road ; Rev S. D. Waddy, governor West Croft, joiner and packing case maker, 28 St Thomas street West Hugh, dyer, 52 Burgess street West John, laceman, 9 High street West Joseph, coach builder (firm Blackwell and West,) h Rotherham West Maurice, grocer and flour dealer, 32 Furnace hill West Wm. farmer, Arborthorne, Park West Wm. excise officer, 184 South street, Park Westbrook John, and Miss Ann, school, St Philip's terrace Westby Mrs Ann, small ware dealer, 9 Regent street Westby Launcelot, tailor, Schofield's buildings, Lord street Westren Wm. shoemaker, 159 Broomhall street Weston Thomas, umbrella repairer, 11 Nag's Head yard Wever Miss Bridget, ladies' school, Upperthorpe House Wever Frank, assistant overseer, Workhouse, Rock st ; h Upperthorpe Whaley Matthew, tableknife mfr. 22 Castle mills ; h 52 Furnace hill Whaley Samuel, scale & spring mfr. and brass founder, 56 Shepherd st Whaley Thomas, tableknife manufacturer, 28 Copper street Wharam George, agent for R. Pearson and Co.'s trading vessels, Canal wharf; house 18 Henry street, Park Wharton Benjamin, traveller, 59 Gell street Wharton George and Co. merchants, and steel, file, saw, and edgetool manufacturers, Canal JVorks, Blast lane Wharton George, merchant, and file, &c. mfr., house 27 Howard street Wharton Wm. Taylor, merchant, and file, &c. mfr., house Talbot pi Whatham Emily, grocer, 31 Chester street, and 55 Eldon street Wheat James, Esq. solicitor, and clerk to Town Trustees and Church Burgesses ; house Nonvood Hall Wheat John, Esq. solicitor ; house Norton Lees Wheat and Staniforth, solicitors, 8 Paradise square Wheatcroft Mrs Hannah, 10 Johnson street Wheatcroft Hannah, straw hat maker, 3 Headford street Wheatcroft Henry, farmer, Brincliffe edge Wheatley Mrs Frances, dressmaker, 19 Orange street Wheatley George Dawes, veterinary surgeon, 23 Norfolk street Wheatley George, shop and beerhouse keeper, 118 Porter street Wheatley Humphrey, cowkeeper, 27 Steelhouse lane Wheatley John, highway clerk, 40 Queen street Wheatley Thomas, railway engineer, 4 Hallcar place Wheatman John, saw maker, 45 Russell st ; house 124 Waterloo road Wheatman Mary, shopkeeper, 19 Westbar green Wheeler Wm. hosier, &c. 161 South street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 235 Wheeler Wm. D. solicitor, 4 Fargate ; house 256 Western bank Wheelhouse Mr John, 23 Occupation road Wheelhouse Rt. & Geo. horn pressers & ornamenters, 44 School croft Wheelhouse Thos. horn presser, 1 Rockingham st. & 89 Hollis croft Wheelhouse Wm. vict. Green Dragon, 42 Fargate Wheen John, joiner and shopkeeper, 94 Trippet lane Wheen James Bloom, chemist, druggist, and oil merchant, 49 Westbar, and 24 Bridgehouses Wheen Richard, grocer and flour dealer, 46 Charles street Whelan James and Whitty James, woollen drapers, 43 High street Wheldon George, engine tenter, 71 Porter street Wheldon Samuel, beerhouse keeper, Sheldon street Whitaker Anthony, book, music, stamp, and patent medicine seller, stationer, circulating library, and agent for the Doncaster Gazette, (Friday,) 22 Fargate Whitaker Lawrence, excise officer, 149 Fitzwilliam street Whitaker Mary, shopkeeper, 6 Newhall street Whitaker Samuel, farmer, Skinnerthorpe, Piper lane Whitaker Thomas, grocer, and malt, hop, corn, &c. dlr. 9 Pinstone st White Abraham, vict. Barrel, 69 Broad lane W r hite Charles, etcher, 38 Trafalgar street White Charles, bookkeeper, and beerhouse, 61 Division street White Elizabeth, straw hat maker and haberdasher, 153 West street White Francis, gentleman, Lydgate White Francis, traveller, 54 Hermitage street White George, carrier's porter, 18 Russell street White George, John, and Co. mark makers, letter cutters, and en- gravers, 47 i West street; house 12 Clarence street White George, vict. Pilot, Green street, Little Sheffield White Henry, engraver and copperplate printer, 53 Peacroft White James, accountant, sharebroker, estate agent, &c. 188 West street ; house Mount Pisgah White Mr John, and Ann, straw hat maker, 43 Regent street White John, farmer, The Manor, Park White John, clerk of the markets, and adjuster of weights and measures, 1 Old Haymarket ; house Wyburn place, Cricket Inn rd White John, joiner and builder, 19 Workhouse croft White John, vict. Swan-with-two-Necks, 28 Furnival street White John, butcher, 93 Bowden street White Joshua, farmer, Manor laiths, Park White Joseph, gardener, 140 Broomhall street White Mattw. spring & table knife mfr. 20 Earl st ; h New George st White Peter, scale and spring maker, 13 Bailey lane White Reuben, stay maker, 44 Carver street White Samuel, penknife manufacturer, 57 West street White Mrs Sarah, wood and ivory turner, court 99 Fargate W r hite Stephen Rowland, optician, 21 Monmouth street White Thomas, chaser, court 10 Coalpit lane, house 28 Regent terrace White Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 69 Broad street White Thomas, saddler, 24 Cattle market ; h 161 Duke street, Park White Thomas, saddler and harness maker, 127 South street White Mr Thomas, 202 Fitzwilliam street 236 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. White Thomas, chapel keeper and librarian, 27 Chapel walk White Wm. publisher of Plane Globes and County Gazetteers and Directories, 200 Brook hill White Wm. grocer, 8 George street White Wm. grocer, shipping and commission agent, stock and share broker, and agent to Robert Keddey, of Hull ; 36 Furnival road White Wm. boot and shoe maker, 308 Shales moor White Wm. warehouseman, 9 Suffolk road Whitehead Charles, shopkeeper, Upper Crdbtree Whitehead David, scissor maker, Harmer lane gardens Whitehead Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 44 Harvest lane Whitehead George, surgeon, 80 Norfolk street Whitehead Mrs Harriet, Broomgrove Whitehead James, joiner and builder, 13 Saint Philip's terrace Whitehead John, steel comb manufacturer, 34 Rock street Whitehead John, boot and shoe maker, 33 Broomhall street Whitehead Joseph, blacksmith, 50 Bridge street Whitehead Matthew, joiner and timber merchant, 8 Westbar green ; house 49 Russell street Whitehead Thomas, surgeon, 261 Shales moor Whitehead Wm. butcher, 172 Upper Allen st ; house Radford place Whitehead Wm. silversmith, 16 Bramall lane Whiteley Har. and Cath. confectioners & register office, 155 West st Whiteley Hannah Maria, dressmaker, J9 South street, Park Whiteley John Aked, hat manfr. 68 Market place ; h 45 Gell street Whiteley Joseph, table blade grinder, Gloucester street Whiteley Robert, table blade grinder, 182 Newtown Whiteley Wm. scissor manufacturer, 14 New street, Park Whitelock Miss Ann, 242 Upper Allen street Whitelock Mrs Mary Ann, Philadelphia Whitfield Wm. coal dealer and beerhouse, 174 Duke street, Park Whitham Charles, clerk, 30 Regent terrace Whitham and Harwood, whitesmith and table knife print makers, 37 Arundel street Whitham Mrs Mary, Rock street Whitham Miss Hannah, milliner, 24 Gell street Whitham John, tallow chandler (j.) Local terrace Whitham Thomas, whitesmith, &c ; house 60 Duke street Whitham Wm. (in firm J. Houldsworth and Co.) ; house Lambert st Whitlam Miss Mary, dressmaker, 37 Regent street Whitmarsh John, vict. and spirit dealer, White Lion, New Queen st Whitmarsh Maurice, vict. and wine and spirit merchant, 2 New Mar- ket street, and 102 Westbar Whittington Geo. turner, and butcher's steel manfr. 30 Pond hill ; house 74 Pond street Whittington Henry, turner, & butcher's steel handle mfr. 1 1 Pond hill Whittington John & Joseph, grinders, 18 and 20 Spital hill Whittles Geo. file and steel manfr. 19 Union st ; house 84 Peacroft Whittles Henry, boot and shoe maker, 17 High street Whittles Mrs Mary, 159 Fitzwilliam street Whittles Thomas, Temperance Hotel, 9 Paradise square Whitton George, shoemaker, 96 South street, Park SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 237 Whitton William, shoemaker, 47 Talbot street Whitty James, woollen draper ; house 43 High street Whitworth James, cowkeeper, Russell street Whitworth Thomas, farmer, Crookes Whitworth Wm. tailor and clothes dealer, 5 Castle street Wibell Christopher, 128 South street Wicks John, gardener and seedsman, 114 South street Widdison John, tripe dresser, Sheaf bridge Widdowson James, designer and artist, 20 Cornish street Wigfall Mr Henry, Soho terrace, Ecclesall ^Sew road Wigfall Thos. bone haft & scale cutter, ct 7 Meadowst ; h 57 Watery st Wigfall Wm. brush manufacturer, 16 Paradise square Wigfull Joshua, corn miller and maltster, Pond mill, Leadmill road Wigglesworth John, miller and flour dealer, 35 Belfield street Wightman Benjamin, solicitor ; house Broomhall road W r igley John, tailor, 18 York street Wilcock Edward, file manfr. 73 Allen street ; house Portmahon Wilcock Wm. shopkeeper, 25 Duke street, Park Wilcockson Mercy, straw hat maker, Little Sheffield Wilcockson Wm. bookkeeper, RatclifiVs place, Broomhill Wild Ann, widow, 30 Regent st ; and Mrs Ann, Fernley place Wild Daniel, shopkeeper, 73 Spring street Wild Mrs Grace, cut nail manufacturer ; house 160 Broad lane Wild Henry, master of the Free Writing School, 18 School croft Wild James, warrant officer, 45 Queen street Wild James, surgeon, 9 Howard street Wild James, black and white smith, Little Sheffield Wild John, vict. Brown Bear, 75 Norfolk street Wild John, shoemaker, Infirmary road Wild John, silversmith, (j.) 25 Eldon street Wild John, boot and shoe maker, 6 Trinity street Wild Joseph, etcher, White bear walk ; house Crookes Wild Julia, midwife, Little Sheffield Wild Luke, wool carder and hair opener, Kellam street Wild Paul, filesmith, 19 Chapel street Wild Peter, table knife manfr. Kellam island ; house 8 Spital hill Wild Robert, joiner and builder, 67 Fitzwilliam street Wild Robert, tailor, Andrew lane Wild Robert, tailor and draper, 21 Broad street Wild Thos. tailor, draper, & clothes dealer, 45 Fargate, & Rotherham Wild Samuel, Temperance Coffee House, 1 36 Allen street Wild Thomas, vict. Bee Hive, 200 West street Wild Wm. ivory, shell, horn, tip, bone, stag, &c. merchant, 34 Coal- pit lane ; house 24 Wilkinson street Wild Wm. traveller, 66 Hanover street Wild Wm. studder and fiuter, Hanover street "Wild Wm. hairdresser and umbrella repairer, 42 Duke street, Park Wilde Elizabeth, dressmaker, 161 Broomhall street Wilde Thomas, bookkeeper, 97 Allen street Wilde William, filesmith, 34 Charles lane Wildgoose Benjamin, tailor, 14 Bridge street Wildgoose George, cowkeeper, court 68 Allen street 238 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Wildsmith Mrs Jane, Broom terrace Wildsmith Wm. Benj. painter and paper hanger, 116 West st Wilgos Charlotte, confectioner, 210 Gibraltar street Wilgos Joseph, hairdresser, 44 Kenyon alley- Wiles and Co. iron, steel, and paper dealers, Stanley street Wiley Thomas, wine, spirit, and porter merchant, news agent, & vict. Sun, 27 ("Old No. 12") Old Haymarket Wilkinson Edwin, teapot handle maker, 46 Thomas street Wilkinson Fredk* horn presser, ct 89 Hollis croft ; h Low st. Park Wilkinson George, agent, Philadelphia Steel Works Wilkinson George, bookkeeper, 1 27 Watery lane Wilkinson Geo. scissor, &c. manfr ; house Mount Pisgah Wilkinson George, classical and commercial academy, and auditor and registrar of marriages for Ecclesall Union, Broomhall Wilkinson George, beerhouse, 15 New George street Wilkinson Henry, manufacturer of Britannia metal goods, 46 Castle mills ; house Jackson's square, Park hill Wilkinson Henry and Co. silver and plated ware manfrs. 20 Norfolk st. and 4 Pallsgrave place, London ; house Endcliffe Hall Wilkinson Hy. Dawson & Co. silver and plated ware mfrs. Shrewsbury Works, 53 Broad st. & 4 Thanet pi. London ; h Shrewsbury cottage Wilkinson Mr Henry, 167 South street, Park Wilkinson Henry, hair dresser, Little Sheffield Wilkinson James, iron merchant, and agent to the Low Moor Com- . pany, 16 Arundel street ; house The Mount Wilkinson Jas. joiner and vict. London Apprentice, 77 Spring street Wilkinson James, plasterer, 144 Devonshire street Wilkinson John, vict. Pine Apple, 3 Radford row Wilkinson Jane, chemist and druggist, 1 8 Union street Wilkinson John, auctioneer, 25 North Church street Wilkinson Jno. scale cutter, and Hannah, straw hat maker, 92 Wicker Wilkinson John, edge tool grinder, 4 Grove row, Hillfoot Wilkinson Jonathan, gas contractor and engineer, Castle hill Wilkinson Jonathan, bookkeeper, 30 Silver street Wilkinson Joseph, watchmaker and news agent, 82 South street Wilkinson Joseph, hosier and haberdasher, 41 South street, Park Wilkinson Samuel, spring knife manufacturer, 109 Lord street Wilkinson Thomas and Son, fine scissor, shear, nipper, penknife, razor, strop, &c. manufacturers, 17 New Church street Wilkinson Thomas, iron scale maker, 54 Allen street Wilkinson Thomas, hairdresser, 167 South street Wilkinson Walter, fine scissor and tailor's shear manufacturer, 32 Carver street, and 61 Rockingham lane Wilkinson Wm.&Sons, sheep shear, shoe knife, &c. mfrs. Grimesthorpe Wilkinson John, Joseph, James, and Paul, Grimesthorpe Wilkinson Wm. shoemaker, 32 Cricket Inn road Wilkinson Wm. mason and shopkeeper, 82 Eyre lane Wilkinson Mr William, Longley, Barnsley road Wilks Mrs Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 176 South street, Park Wilks Francis, butcher, 113 Barker's pool ; house 14 Burgess street Wilks Geo. shopkeeper and bricklayer, 37 Hawley croft SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 239 Wilks Joseph, ironmonger, whitesmith, and wrought iron fencing, chain, weighing & agricultural machine, &c. mfr. 42 Furnival road Wilks Samuel, beerhouse, 2 Cross Chapel street Wilks Wm. silversmith, 45 Pye hank Willey Charles, table, pen, and pocket knife manufacturer, 47 Chester street ; house Hanover street Willey Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 12 Union buildings Willey Mrs Mary, 42 Wicker Willey Thomas and John, drapers ; house 267 Glossop road Willey Thomas, sawsmith, 1 Dee street Willey Mr. William, 47 Chester street Willeys and Judd, linen and woollen drapers, 65 Market place Williams Evan, spring knife manufacturer, 31 Peacroft Williams John, vict. Mulberry Tavern, 15 Mulberry street Williams Miss Theresa, 27 Talbot street Williams Rev Wm. ( Wesleyan minster) 34 Eyre street Williams Mary, dressmaker, 24 Jericho street Williamson Benjamin, roller, 104 Wicker Williamson Chas. table knife manfr. Suffolk street, Meadow street Williamson Edwin, bookkeeper, 115 Hanover street Williamson Francis, curator, Botanical Gardens Williamson Frederick, horn presser, court 89 Hollis croft Williamson Joseph, spade and shovel manufacturer, 8 Union lane Williamson Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 133 Fitzwiiliam street Williamson Samuel, linen draper and mercer, 45 High street Williamson Wm. spring knife manufacturer, yard 158 Young st Willis George, beerhouse, Cherrytree hill Willmer James, surgeon ; house Highfield Willmott John, comb manufacturer, court 106 Thomas street Wills Eastland, tailor, 59 Duke street, Park Wills James, tailor, and Ann, dressmaker, 47 Regent street Wills Wm. carver, gilder, and shopkeeper, 57 Russell street Wilson Archibald, wood steward to Duke of Norfolk, Upper Crabtree Wilson Mrs Ann, lodgings, 12 Gilbert street Wilson Ann, dressmaker, 71 Bernard street Wilson Benjamin, wheelwright, Brooomhill Wilson Benj. rolling mill manager, 48 Hallcar terrace Wilson Benj. shoe knife, &c. manfr ; house 45 Chester street Wilson Benj. optician (j.) 78 Division street Wilson Caroline, straw hat maker, 25 Hereford street Wilson Charles, rag and smallware dealer, 79 Trippet lane Wilson Charles, currier and leather cutter, 119 Barker's pool Wilson Charles, pen blade maker, 176 Eyre street Wilson Christopher, boot and shoe maker, 31 Pinstone street Wilson and Co. snuff manufacturers, Sharrow milk Wilson David, confectioner, 26 Union street Wilson Edmund Skidmore, watchmaker, 47 King st ; h Hanover st Wilson Edward, chemist and druggist, 160 South street Wilson Mrs Elizabeth, 101 Hanover street Wilson Enoch, tailor, Little Sheffield Wilson Frederick Wm. solicitor, 2 Surrey street ; h WTiirlow House Wilson and Frith, shoe, butcher, &c. knife mfrs. 45 Chester street 240 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Wilson Geo. tobacco and snuff mfr. 19 High st; h Sharrow mills Wilson George, linen draper and silk mercer, 67 Market place Wilson Geo. table knife, &c. mfr; h 48 St George's sq. Charlotte st Wilson George, shopkeeper, 41 Johnson street Wilson George, shoemaker, 97 Granville street Wilson George, cowkeeper, court 40 Harvest lane Wilson George, engraver, 176 Rockingham street Wilson Hannah, shopkeeper, 7 Coulston street Wilson, Hawksworth, and Moss, merchants, and steel, file, and saw mfrs. 1 Arundel lane, and tilters, rollers, &c. Beeley works Wilson Misses, 27 Talbot street Wilson Henry, confectioner, 37 Westbar Wilson Henry, vict. Blue Boy, 41 Shepherd street Wilson Henry, edgetool manager, 22 Effingham lane Wilson Hugh, blacksmith and beerhouse, Little Sheffield Wilson Isaac, earthenware dealer, 67 Tenter street Wilson Henry, snuff manfr ; house Sharrow head Wilson Mr James, 103 Hollis croft Wilson Jas. solicitor, and law clerk to Cutlers' Co ; h Highfield House Wilson James, policeman, 84 South street, Park Wilson James, vict. Old Barrel, 75 Peacroft Wilson John and Son, shoe, butcher, bread, cook, palette, putty, and farrier's knife and butcher's steel mfrs. 30 Sycamore street, and steel tilters, Loooley Glass Tilt, (corporate mark— foil?* pepper corns and a diamond— thus, £$♦) house 24 Brook hill Wilson Mr John, Spring place, Convent walk Wilson John, whitesmith, bell hanger, gas fitter, and ironmonger, 50 Fargate Wilson John, saddler, 87a. West street Wilson John, shopkeeper, 159 Upper Edward street Wilson John, watch and clock maker, 37 South street Wilson John, silversmith, (j.) 17 Suffolk road Wilson John, optical glass grinder, Pond wheel ; h 80 Talbot street Wilson John, hairdresser and tobacconist, 46| Snighill Wilson John, springknife manfr. 35 West Norwich street Wilson Jonathan, joiner and wheelwright, New Haymarket ; house 129 South street, Park Wilson Mrs Joseph, snuff manfr ; house Clifford, Sharrow Wilson Joseph and Henry, snuff mfrs. JVestbrook mill, Sharroiv head Wilson Joseph, saw, &c. manufacturer; house 45 Fitzwilliam street Wilson Joseph, supervisor, 52 Nursery street Wilson Joseph, Bousfield, clerk, Shrewsbury road Wilson Joseph, shopkeeper, Little Sheffield Wilson Joseph, shoemaker, Beehive lane Wilson Knowlton, M.D. surgeon, 1 Porter street Wilson Joshua, hair seating and curled hair mfr. 116 Pond street Wilson Mary, dressmaker, 46 Bridge street Wilson Matthew, grocer and tea dealer, 83 South street Wilson Peter, vict. White Horse, 18 Effingham street Wilson Peter, shopkeeper, Carr lane Wilson Samuel, spring knife manufacturer, 1 07 Granville street Wilson Samuel, vict. Barleycorn, 36 Coalpit lane SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 211 Wilson Samuel, warehouseman, 17 Arundel street Wilson Samuel, combmaker, court 48 Eldon street Wilson Sarah, shopkeeper, 37 South street, Park Wilson and Schofield, saw, calico web, busk, spring steel, graining comb, &c. manufacturers, 140 Rockingham lane Wilson Simon, gent. Hanover buildings, Hanover street Wilson and Southern, table, shoe, bread and butcher knife, &c. mfrs; cutlery dealers and steel refiners, Wheeldon works, 239 Solly st Wilson Thos. and Co. ironmasters and steel converters and refiners, Kilnhurst forge ; James Allen, agent, 47 Queen street Wilson Thos. and Co. steel converters and iron and brass founders, &c. Eagle Foundry, Norwich street ; house Belmonte Wilson Thomas, grocer and confectioner, 57 Wicker Wilson Thomas, rag & bone dlr. and whitemetal ware mfr. 90 Tenter st Wilson Thomas, cowkeeper, 91 Duke street, Park Wilson Thos. cooper & packing case mkr. 20 Castle st ; h 15 Geo. st Wilson Thomas, coal leader, court 85 Bowden street Wilson Thomas, boot and shoe agent, 8 High street Wilson Thomas, grocer and corn and flour dealer, 38 South street Wilson Thomas, shoemaker, 3 Red croft row Wilson Thomas, ironmonger, and wire, metal, &c. dealer, 1 Wicker Wilson Thomas, salesman, William street Wilson Thomas Roebuck, silversmith, 105 Broomhall street Wilson Wm. snuff manufacturer ; house Sharroiv mills Wilson Wm. grocer and flour dealer, 183 Eyre street Wilson Wm. vict. and shopkeeper, Hawthorne, 23 Parkhill lane Wilson Wm. drug, &c. merchant, 66 Eyre street Wilson Wm, silversmith, 175 Fitzwilliam street Wilson Wm. iron founder, &c; house 19 Talbot street Wilson Wm. bone haft and scale cutter and beerhs. 24 Westbar gn Wilson Wm. spindle maker, and Lucy, dressmaker, 12 Cross Chapel st Wilson Wright, surgeon, 16 Dixon lane * Wilson, Younge, and Pierson, solicitors, 11 East parade Wilson Wm. wood turner, Wadsley ; house York place Winder John Hathalthwaite, mert. and file and steel mfr. Royds works Windle Henry, cowkeeper, 140 Broomhall street Windle Joseph, table knife manufacturer, 22 Lambert street Windle Samuel, gentleman, 153 Brook place Wing James, joiner ; house 48 Norwich street, Park Wing John, bookkeeper, Westbank place Wing Michael and Joseph, file manufacturers, Brownell street Wing Michael ; house 65 Jericho st || Joseph, h 89 Wentworth ter Wing Mr Samuel, Nursery street Wing Thomas, grocer and flour dealer, 30 Netherthorpe place Wing Wm. steel refiner, 40 Hollis croft Wing Wm. carver and wood turner, 4 Burgess street Wingfield Charles, pork butcher, 58 Division street Wingfield Mrs Elizabeth, 11 Hanover square Wingfield John, merchant and manufacturer; house 151 Solly street Wingfield Wm. traveller, (Mrs. straw hat maker,) 52 Trafalgar st Winter Margaret, scissor and razor mfr. and shopkeeper, 34 Smith st Winter Peter, shoemaker, 38 Hollis croft x 242 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, Winter Robert, scissor manufacturer, 9 Copper street Winter Wm. joiner, Cleveland row, Philadelphia Winterbottom Jph. wood turner and buff & glazier manufacturer, court 16 Bailey street ; house 87 Rockingham street Winterbottom Joseph, letter carrier, Victoria cottage, Philadelphia Winterbottom Samuel, bone haft and scale cutter, 22 Little Pond st Winterbottom Thos. oil cloth mfr. & earthenware dlr. 139 South st. P. Winterburn Mrs Ann and Miss Elizabeth, Botanical gardens Winteringham Robt. vict. Bees' Wing Tavern, 34 Hartshead Witheford Benjamin, letter carrier, Ecclesall New road Witheford Edwin, file manfr. Balm green ; house 29 Clarence street Witheford John, postman to Norton, &c. 93 Milton street Withers Benjamin, gentleman, Clarkhouse lane Withington George, shopkeeper, 5 Scotland street Wolf Frederick, pork butcher, 20 Castle street Wolstenholme Alfred, academy, 52 Furnival street ; h 74 Leadmill rd Wolstenholme John, beerhouse, New Thomas street, Bramall lane Wolstenholme Jph. Britannia metal and German silver ware, &c. manu- facturer, 31 Broad street Wolstenholme Joseph, file manufacturer, 42 Leicester street Wolstenholme Jph. agent to Masbrd' Glass IVorks ; h 49 Andrew st Wolstenholme Joseph Robt. glass cutter, (j.) 9 Serjeant's row Wolstenholme My. Ann, straw hat maker, and Clementina, school, 79 Granville street Wolstenholme Samuel, tailor and hardware dealer, 1 6 Westbar green Wolstenholme Thomas, eating house, 70 Westbar Wolstenholme Thos. baker & confectioner, 129 West st. & 16 South st Wolstenholme Thomas, bricklayer, 30 Clarence street, Portmahon Womack Lucy, straw hat maker, 42 Stanley street Womersley George, furniture broker, 78 Edward street Wood and Atkinson, merchants, and table, butcher, and shoe knife and heel plate manufacturers, 110 Rockingham street Wood Benjamin, cooper, 33 Leecroft Wood Benj. & Co. pen and pocket knife mfrs. Castle hill ; h 6 Redhill Wood Benjamin, jun. cutlery manfr; house Crookes moor Wood Daniel, edgetool, manfr ; house 54 Talbot street Wood Geo. Augustus, butcher, 21 2 Gibraltar st ; h 53 Watery street Wood George, vict. Burn's Tavern, 10 Townhead street Wood George, clerk, 17 Monmouth street Wood George, shoemaker, 24 Cumberland street Wood Hy. soap, vinegar, hop, &c. agent, 95 Fargate ; h Western bank Wood Hugh, surgeon, 6 Norfolk street Wood James and Benjamin, boiler makers and whitesmiths, 137 Duke street, Park ; house 114 High street, Park Wood James, whitesmith, court 7 Angel street; h 60 Hermitage st Wood John, herring and fruit dlr. 58 Leicester street, and Green 'mkt Wood John, tailor, 8 Orchard lane Wood John, shopkeeper, 33 Backfields Wood John, merchant & manufacturer ; house 110 Rockingham street Wood John, brick maker, Sylvester gardens Wood John, bookkeeper, Daisy bank Wood Joseph, cutlery dealer, 61 Campo lane SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 24-3 Wood Jonathan, iron founder, 15 Millsands Wood Mary, shopkeeper, 64 Bailey street Wood Robert, dyer, 20 Wicker Wood & Rollett, mark makers, 3 Campo lane Wood Samuel, table knife manufacturer, 107 Thomas street Wood Samuel, cowkeeper, 11 Spring street Wood Susanna, ladies' school, 52 Bramall lane Wood Mr- Thomas, 17 Red hill Wood Thomas, auctioneer and public house agent, 43 Queen street Wood Thomas, whitesmith, locksmith, &c, 14 Bow street Wood Thomas, shopkeeper, 4 Watson walk Wood William, mark maker ; house court 5 Beet street Wood William, vict. Cross Daggers, 50 Westbar green Wood William, pawnbroker, 10 Hartshead Wood William, joiner and cabinet maker, 30 Andrew street Wood Wm, spring knife manufacturer, ct 5 Lambert st ; h Russell st Wood William, shoemaker, 43 Weigh lane Wood William, grocer and flour dealer, 29 Bridgehouses Wood "William, shoemaker, 23 Stanley street Woodcock George, butcher, Chapel street Woodcock Henry, silversmith, 110 Pyebank Woodcock John, vict. Fox and Duck, Bridgehill, Pitsmoor Woodcock John, jun. seedsman, 19 Bridgehouses Woodcock John RatclifTe, accountant & collector, 28 Workhouse croft Woodcock John, shopkeeper, 143 Hammond street Woodcock Joseph, brush manufacturer ; house 14 Norfolk street Woodcock Joseph, St. George's National School, Beet street Woodcock Luke and Thomas, merchants, pearl and ivory carvers and engravers, & table knife, spring knife, razor, &c. manufacturers, 14 Howard street ; house Fernley place Woodcock Melling, hairdresser and perfumer, 68 Westbar Woodcock Richard, fender manfr. 62 Broad st; h 42 Hallcar terrace Woodcock Richard, butcher, 35 Broad street Woodcock Robert, shopman, 54 Carver street Woodcock Saml. & Sons, brush mfrs. & importers of hides, skins, and Russia produce, 38 Change alley ; and timber and mahogany merchants, Ponds Woodcock Thomas, shopkeeper & spring knife mfr. 90 High street, P. Woodcock Thomas, merchant and manufacturer ; house Fernley place Woodcock William, tailor, (j.) 13 Duke street Park Woodcroft John, merchant & mfr ; h Bennett Grange, Upper Hallam Woodhead David, railway guard, 6 Hallcar place Woodhead George, butcher, 104 Fitzwilliam street Woodhead Henry, tailor, 30 Hartshead Woodhead Geo. & Hartley Joshua, spring knife, &c.mfrs. 7 Lambert st Woodhead John, mason and builder, 141 Portobello street Woodhead Joseph, joiner and builder, 9 Wentworth street Woodhead Richard, silversmith, 156 Fitzwilliam street Woodhead Robert, shoemaker, 24 Earl street Woodhead Samuel, shopkeeper, 165 Granville street Woodhead Sarah, vict. King's Head Inn, 3 Change alley Woodhead William Wright, solicitor, 80 Fruitmarket; house Pisgah 244 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Woodhouse Elizabeth, dressmaker, 73 Granville street Woodhouse & Caterer, merchants, and steel, saw, spiral cutter, ledger blade, tobacco knife, &c. manufacturers, Brook fVorks, Brook street Woodhouse Rev Charles Wright, M.A., assistant curate of St James', Glossop road Woodhouse Charles, mason, 14 Coalpit lane Woodhouse James, merchant & table knife manfr. 175 Rockingham st Woodhouse John, shoemaker, 60 Allen street Woodhouse John, tailor, 12 Nursery lane Woodhouse George, wood turner, ct 93 Fargate ; h 91 Milton terrace Woodhouse Mrs Mary, saw, &c. manufacturer ; h Sprinfield place Woodruff James, shopman, 142 Fitzwilliam street Woodward George, tobacconist, 86 Burgess street, Union street Woodward John, vict. Rose and Crown, 21 Paternoster row Woodward and Lockwood, ivory and wood turners, and teapot handle manufacturers, 62 Orchard street Woodward Samuel, ivory and wood turner ; house 9 Division street Woodward Wm. steel melter and nail dealer, 13 Duke street, Park Woodward William, groom, 11 St Philip's road, Brookhill Woofindin Alfred, horn & stag presser, & bone, &c. dlr. 151 Fitzwm. st Woofindin Mrs Elizabeth, 19 Regent street "Woofindin James, carver, gilder, and dealer in artists' materials, 86 Fargate ; house Gloucester street Woofindin Verdon, diesinker and chaser, 151 Fitzwilliam street Woofindin Vincent, horn presser and dealer in bones, horns, &c. 72 Wellington street Woolhouse Amelia, shopkeeper, 77 Tenter street Woolhouse Fredk. grocer & seed, hop, & oil mert. 29 Old Haymarket Woolhouse George, grocer and tea dealer, 9 Old Haymarket Woolhouse James, coal dealer, yard 154 Duke street, Park Woolhouse Joseph, lancet manufacturer, 25 Smith street Woolhouse Joseph, time keeper, Sheaf Works, Park Woolhouse Julius George, Westbar green Woolhouse Mrs Mary, 198 West street Woolhouse Samuel, lancet maker, 63 Campo lane Woolhouse Thomas, shopkeeper, 243 Upper Allen street Woolhouse Wm. Henry, collector of poor rates, 198 Portland place Woolhouse William, policeman, Grove street, Hillfoot Wooliam Thomas, linen draper and hosier, 11 Campo lane Woollen Ann, vict. Blue Boar, 26 Westbar Woollen Charles, shopman, High hill terrace, Fox street Woollen Geo. Hawke, miller & flour dlr. 33 Church st & Rivelin Mill Woollen George, shopkeeper, 31 Netherthorpe Woollen James, wood haft turner and presser, 141 Matilda street Woollen Jonathan, bone haft and scale cutter, 127 Gibraltar street Woollen Jonathan, diesinker, ct 1 New Church st; house Fox street Woolley James, tobacconist & mfr. 15 High st ; h 107 Norfolk street Woollin Jonathan, gentleman, Crookes moor side Wooton Mrs Martha, 84 Leadmill road Worrall George, needle, &c. manufacturer^ house 38 Snital hill Worrall, Hallam, & Co. mfrs. of needles, hackle & gill pins, hackles, gills, &c, Needle Works, 51 Effingham street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 245 Worrall Joseph, revit punch makers, 17 Bailey street Worrall William, needle, &c, manufacturer ; h 36 Effingham street Worrall William, silver plate manufacturer ; house 305 Infirmary road Worth David, rope and twine spinner, 38 Bernard street Worth and Frith, architects and surveyors, 46 High street Worth Henry, joiner and builder, 9 Eldon street ; h 64 Hanover street Worth Samuel, architect, &c ; house 5 St George's terrace Wortley Mr David, Somerville terrace, Whitehouse lane Wortley James, bookkeeper, 12 Grove row, Hillfoot Wortley John, traveller, 53 Wentworth terrace Wortley Joshua, iron, steel, &c. dealer ; house 121 Westbar Wostenholm Geo. & Son, merchants, and table, pen, and pocket knife mfrs. 124 Rockingham st ; h The Mount and Cherrytree hill Wostenholm Hannah, dress and straw hat maker, 86 Division street Wostenholm John Jubb, razor manufacturer, 109 Fitzwilliam street Wostenholm Jph. & Co. razor, table knife, &c. manufacturer, 14 Steel- house lane ; house 137 Meadow street Wostenholm Mr Joseph ; court 94 Backfields Wostenholm Wilfred, grocer and flour dealer, 99 Meadow street Wragg Charles, grocer, flour dealer, and agent for Jackson's Devon- shire cider, 33 Broad lane Wragg James, shopkeeper, Crookes Wragg John, spring knife manufacturer and beerhouse, 260 Solly st Wragg John, spring knife manufacturer, 38 Furnace hill Wragg John, cabinet maker, 149 Broomhall street Wragg John, beerhouse, Crab Tree, 121 Scotland street Wragg John, shopkeeper, 25 Thomas street Wragg John, ginger beer maker, 22 Broad lane Wragg Jonathan, horn, buck, and stag cutter, 36 Lee croft Wragg Joseph, file manufacturer, 70 Eyre street, and 1 Charles lane W r ragg Matthew, shopkeeper, 93 Duke street, Park "Wragg Mrs Ruth, 24 Norwich street Wragg Samuel, spring knife manufacturer, 24 Furnace hill Wragg Samuel, basket maker, Wood grove, Hillfoot Wragg Samuel Christopher, spring knife manfr. 40 Furnace hill Wragg Mrs Sarah, upholstress, 4 Union street Wragg Thomas, beerhouse, Miners' Arms, The Manor Wragg Thomas, spring knife manfacturer, Crookes moor Wragg Wm, old clothes dealer, 30 Pinfold street W r ragg Wm. scissor grinder, 131 Fitzwilliam street Wrangham Bartlett and Co., steel mfrs. and iron and steel merchants, 20 Furnival street ; {furnaces 33 Holly st ;) h Hanover square Wrangham Thomas, bookkeeper, 145 West street Wreaks Charles, scissor maker, 53 Carver street Wreaks Miss Ellen, postmistress, 23 Angel street Wreaks George Daniel, druggist, 3 Angel st ; h 60 Suffolk road Wreaks John, assistant sec. to Sheffield Fire Office ; house Norton Wreaks Thomas, gentleman, yard 19 High street Wreaks Wm. shear, nipper, plier, &c. manfr. 35 Broomhall street Wrigglesworth William, file manager; house Millhouses Wright Alfred and Frederick, modellers & designers, Fernley place Wright David, opitician, 72 Fargate x 2 246 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Wright George, spring knife mfr. Washington wks ; h 16 West John In Wright George, joiner and wheelwright, 103 Trafalgar street Wright George, wood turner and chair maker, 39 School croft Wright Hannah, staymaker, 8 Furnival street Wright Jacob, patten and clog maker, 246 Solly street Wright James, vict. Hare and Hounds, 51 Trinity street Wright James, shopkeeper, 64 Duke street, Park Wright James John, chemist and druggist, 15 Fargate Wright James, shopkeeper and bricklayer, 102 Granville street Wright James Farewell, surgeon, 8 Eyre street Wright John, steel busk, truss, and skate manfr. New George street Wright John, tailor, 39 Johnson street Wright John, shopkeeper, 1 00 Granville street Wright John, beerhouse, Golden Fleece, court 80 Fruit market W right John, vict. Bay Horse, Pitsmoor Wright John, pie maker and grinder, 43 Orchard street Wright John and Joseph Robert, pawnbrokers, 47 Broad lane Wright Joseph and Co., veterinary forge, 46 Norfolk street Wright Miss Mary Ann, Upperthorpe Wright Mrs Mary, Spring terrace, Glossop road Wright Mary, dressmaker, 44 Stanley street Wright Mark, pen and pocket knife mfr. 55 Newcastle street Wright Mrs Mary, lodgings, 15 Coalpit lane Wright Rev Peter, academy, 11 Gell street Wright Peter Woolfe, brush mfr. & E. A. dressmkr. 44 Shepherd st Wright Robert, shoemaker, 2 Howard lane W right Thomas, pawnbroker; house 115 Westbar Wright Thomas, saw, steel busk, and skate manfr. Highfield Wright Thomas Scamadine, corn factor, 65 Occupation road Wright Wm. day and boarding school, Howard hill, Steel bank Wright William, Temperance Hotel, 5*] Thomas street Wright Wm. plumber, glazier, and gas fitter, 38 Westbar Wright Wm. commission agent, &c; house Western bank Wright Wm. hair dresser, broker, and umbrella mfr. 65 Tenter street Wright Wm. joiner, cabinet maker, and shopkr. 19 Coalpit lane Wright Wm. shoemaker, Hyde Park side Wright William, farmer, The Edge Wright William, wood turner, 27 Wellington street Wright William, beerhouse keeper, Neepsend Wroe Charles, vict. Rawson's Arms, 85 Tenter street Wroe Sarah, shopkeeper and coal dealer, 47 Lambert street Wroot Israel, pawnbroker, 12 Union street Wynn Alfred and Edward, comb manufacturers, Surrey Works, 121 Granville street Wynn Edward, comb manufacturer ; house 48 Suffolk road Wynn Wm. vict. Acorn, 264 Shales moor Yates Charles, shopkeeper, 70 Silver street head Yates Mrs Ellen, widow, 36 Chester street Yates James, grocer and flour dealer, Glossop road Yates John, file manager, 15 Henry street, Park Yates John, shoemaker, 6 Blonk street Yates Joshua, table knife manufacturer, 35 Howard street SHEFFIELD DIRECTOBY. 247 Yeardley and Armitage, pawnbrokers, 1 1 Broad st. & 52 Westbar Yeardley Edwin Davies, pawnbroker ; house Middleivood Yeardley George, grocer and flour dealer, 274 Shales moor Yeardley Joseph, vict. Sportsman, Pitsmoor Yelland Wm. cowkeeper, 270 Rockingham street Yeomans James, gov. of Ecclesall Union Workhs. & h 46 Hallcar ter Yeomans John, mert. and table knife, &c. manufacturer, 79 Arundel street ; house Beech hill, Park Yeomans John, jun. solicitor, 45 Norfolk st ; house Beech hill, Park Yeomans Richard, spindle, &c. rafr ; h Throstle Grove, Pitsmoor Youdan Thomas, beerhouse keeper, 28 Broad street Youle Ann, grocer and flour dealer, 26 Stanley street Youle Henry, butcher, 11 Shambles, and cutler, Lamb hill Youle Wm. baker and confectioner, 22 Westbar Young Henry, gig and horse letter, 73 Pond street Young James, painter, 126 Carver street Young John, beerhouse, 17 Castle green Young James, National schoolmr. Carver st ; h 30 Regent terrace Younge Charles Frederick, jeweller, silver & plated ware and cutlery dealer, gold and silversmith, ironmonger, &c. 33 High street Younge George, Esq. Sheaf House, Bramall lane Younge George, shop and beerhouse keeper, 174 Broomhall street Younge John, tailor, 44 Townhead street Younge Mr Matthew, Bumgreave road Younge Robert, wine, spirit, and porter merchant, 3 Old Haymarket ; and silver and metal roller, Clough bauk ; house Greystones Younge Samuel, solicitor ; house Lower Edge, Totley road Younge Samuel, traveller, 206 West street Younge William, Esq. Endcliffe terrace Younger John, plasterer, &c. Norrisfield SHEFFIELD CLASSIFICATION OF TRADES & PROFESSIONS. ACADEMIES. Those Marked 1, are Gents y , and 2, Ladies' Boarding fy Day Schools ; 3, Infant Schools ; 4, Teachers of Languages; 5, Dancing; and 6, Wesley an Day Schools 1 Abraham J. H., F.L.S., 2 Milk st 2 Abraham Eliza, Holy Green Hs 3 Allen George, School street, P. 3 Allison Eliz., Sharrow moor Allwood Eliza, Ecclesall New rd Ash Misses, 75 Broomspring lane Atkjn Matthew, Crookes Bacchus Thomas, 4 Chapel street Badger Thomas J. 66 Pond st 5 Barker G. T. 19 Westfield terrace 248 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, Barker Robert, 58 Harvest lane Booth B. S. 64 Fitzwilliam street Bowling Richard, 69 Suffolk road Boys 1 Charity, Stephen Wardle, 13 East parade 2 Bradley Mrs & Miss, Greno Lodge 2 Brady M. & R. 165 Western bank Brodie W. 159 Portobello street Brownell M. A. 106 Pye bank Burgin Miss Sarah, Broom hill Burley Hannah, 134 Eldon street 2 Burton Mrs. Grenoside House Burton Misses M. & A. 117 West st 2 Cadman & Law, 61 Arundel st Carr Richard, 163 Rockingham st Catholic School, Michael Dignam & Ann Hudson, 14 Surrey street Charles A. F. 12 School st lane, P. Charlesworth Robert, 25 Tudor st CluleyMiss,fi^rawm^,^26Clarence st Collegiate School, Ecclesali New rd. Rev G.A. Jacob, M.A. principal ; Rev Geo. Sandford, M.A. vice- principal ; J. Bell, B.A. mathe- matical; W. D. Prior, writing ; Mons. Plisson, French ; Mons. Fuchslin, German; & H.Thomp- son, drawing master Dawson Mrs E. 44 Charlotte st Dobson Mrs Mary, 10 Charles st 2 D' Aubney A. M., Hallcar ter Eadon Saml. M.A.&F.R.S. Eldon st Ebenezer Infant and Girls' Schools, H. Wardrobe & Ann Bradshaw, Ebenezer street Elliott Hanh. & Emma, 92 Broad In Faris William, Stanley street Farnsworth Albert, North Church st Farren Elizabeth, 12 Hawley croft Fearn Eliz. S. 41 Occupation road 1, 4 Flory Henry C. Myrtle Spring 4 Fochlender W. 235 Glossop road 6 Ford James, Brunswick chapel Fox Mary, 15 Duke street Fox Sarah, 38 Smith street Free Writing, Uj. Wild, 18 School eft 5 Fritche John, 15 Victoria street 4 Fuchslin R. 203 Bath buildings Gibbons Eliza, Norfolk terrace Gibson Harriet, 53 Suffolk road Girls' Charity School, My. Goodine, 15 St James' row Girt Eliz. 57 Wentworth terrace Gladwell Mrs & Miss, 54 Suffolk rd Grammar School, Charlotte street, Rev P. Bo wen, M.A. headmaster ; G. Collier, second master 2 Green H. C. & M., Broom parade 2 Grindrod Mrs & Misses Manwar- ing, Belfie Id House Hale Mary, 4 Union buildings Hall Miss Hannah, 10 Westlield ter Hall Thomas, 32 Coalpit lane 6 Hambleton Samuel, Red hill 2 Hardesty E. S. & Sister, West bk Harrison Eliz. A., Shrewsbury road Hawkin Eliza Ann, 27 Eyre street 6 Hayes Adam, Red hill Haywood Mary, 24 Brocco street 2 Haslehurst and Swanwick, 14 Vic- toria street Heald Ann, 103 Fitzwilliam street Hebblethwaite Edw., Paradise sq Hewitt John S., Ecclesali New rd Hollis's Hospital School, G. H. Hob- son, 2 Newhall street Hoyland Mrs Eliz. 22 Gell street Hudson Ann M. 17 St Philip's ter lllingworth Joseph, 131 Thomas st 6 Jackson Mary Esther, Chapel walk Jessop Misses B. and H. Spring ter Johnson Miss Frances, 68 Eyre st 2 Kettle Mrs E., Rock Hs. Rock st Lancasterian Schools, Gibraltar st. Win. Ashley & Hannah Hurst Lancasterian Infant Schools, Richd* & My. Matthews, Bowling gn. st 2 Law Misses, Western bank 2 Lewis Misses, Claremont place Lee Hy. (National,) Sharrow head 2 Lodge Mrs Jane, 1 Victoria st Lyle George & Ann, Pitsmoor Mager John, Shrewsbury road 4 Meot de Montmusard Mons. 23 Westfield terrace Morton Sarah, 92 Division street National Schools : James Young and Sar. Laycock, Carver st ; Chas. and Ellen Re veil, Hermitage st ; Hy. Bloor, Sarah Dickinson, and Hannah Kay, Hoyle st ; J. Wood- cock, St George's; James Brown & Mrs Jukes, St Paul's, Charles st ; Selina D ung worth, Gar den st ; Jas. Foster, St James' , Eldon st; Jas. Hatfield, Park ; Jas. Barton, Pitsmoor ; J. Collier and Caroline Kingston, Sharrow head; & Ann Guest, Greystones 4 Nelkenstrauch E. A. 83 West st 2 Nowill Mrs W. Steel bank 2 Oates Mrs. Broom villa, Glossop rd Parker Joseph & Mary, Crookes TRADES AND PROFESSIONS, 249 6 Parkin Wm. and Hannah, Allen street School People's College, Orchard st ; Rev R. S. Bayley, F.S. A. principal 4 Plisson Gabriel, 207 Bath buildgs Preston Bridget, 83 Rockingham st 4Pycock John P. 10 Sycamore st Raynor Thomas, 12 George street 2 Rhodes Misses, Wilkinson street Richardson Alethea, 147 Duke st.P. Richardson Rd. IV. 359 South st. P. Roberts Misses H. C. and E. 221 Portobello street 2 Roebuck Mary Ann, Pitsmoor Rotherham Sus. 48 Clarence st. Ptm Sansom Joseph, 30 Pea croft 5 Saunders Geo. L. 32 High street School of Design, Bath saloon ; Hy. Spratt, master Scott Alice, 223 Portobello street 5 Seale Wm. 306 Shales moor Sellers Thomas, School street, Park 2 Shaw Caroline, 93 Arundel street Shaw Joshua, George st. Phila Shaw Susan, 114 Rockingham lane 2Shuttleworth & Tinsdill, Highfield terrace Simmonite W. J. 60 St George's sqr 2 Smith Mrs Ellen, Crookes Smith Emma, Convent walk Smith Misses Lydia and Lucy, 3 Victoria street Smith Misses, 35 Wilkinson street Tasker Rev J.&Mrs.31Westneld ter Taylor Misses M.A. & J.C., Clark st 5 Taylor John, 77 Suffolk road 5 Taylor Wm. 66 Harvest lane Thompson Robert, (drawing,) 159 Portobello street Towers Misses, Wentworth place 2 Tozer My. Ann, 7 Victoria street 2 Trickett and Edwards, St Philip's road, Portmahon 5 Trown John, ct 2 Carver street 5 Tunaley Mr., Music Hall,& Derby 2 Turner Harriet, Sharrow head "Webster Mrs Jane, Broomspring In Wesley College, Glossop road ; Rev John Manners, AM. head master; Rev Thos, Howarth, B.A. second master; Messrs W. Aldom, J. K. Dall, H. Jefferson, G. Elam, H. T. Stowe, and H. Parkin, tutors ; MonsMeot, French; Mons Nel- kenstrauch, German, fyc ; H. P. Parker, drawing ; Mr Jones, mu- sic master ; and Rev S. D.Waddy, governor and chaplain 3 Westbrook John & Ann, Watery st 2 Wever Miss, Upperthorpe House 1 Wilkinson George, Broomhall Wolstenholme Alfred, 52 Furnival st Wood Susanna, 52 Bramall lane 1 Wright Rev Peter, Gell street 1 Wright Wm. Howard hill ACCOUNTANTS, (Collectors of Rents, Debts, fyc.) Beckett Jph. & Suns, \6 Norfolk rw Beet Wm. C. 25 Pinfold street Brook Joseph, Infirmary road Buxton Jonathan, 77 Button lane Clayton Wm. Hy. 22 Paradise sq Clayton Septimus, 35 Campo lane Cowley Wm. 7 Orange street Craggs Benj. 16 Doke street Dey W. C. 78 Norfolk street Evans Thomas, 5 Campo lane Field John, yard 64 High street Fisher John, 1 Cheney square Foote W. W. 35 Norfolk street Gascoigne J. H. 15 St James' st Gillott Wm. 30 Change alley Harben Henry, (author of "Dis- count Guide,'') 27 High street Hatfield G. M. 27 Division street Hill Riley, 107 Meadow street Hodgson John, 108 Broomhall st Hyde John, 84 Norfolk street Ironside Sajpl. & Son, 22 Bank st Jackson James, 156 West street Jarvis John, 19 Milk street Jepson J. C. 15 Watson walk Kirk Joseph, 33 Victoria street Micklethwait Harry, 15 StJames'rw Mitchell Joseph, 7 Division street Mitchell Samuel, 8 Campo lane Muncaster Richard, 10 George st Rawlins Benj. 11 Carver street Roberts John B. 9 Bank street Rutherford John, 253 Aruudel st Schofield J. B. 15 Broomspring In Shaw Jas. F. 1 Workhouse croft Smales John B. 20 Carver street Smilter John, 11 Milk street Smith Chas. E. Hartshead Smith Henry Joseph, 52 North st Smith Ebenezer, 1 Bank street Smith John, 7 Mulberry street Styring Henry, 8 Change alley Tingle Matthew, 77 Broomhall st Toothill John, 37 Carver street Wall Philip, 51 Suffolk road Warburton & Crosland, 1 George st 250 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. White James, 188 West*street Woodcock J. R. 28 Workhouse croft AGENTS. (COMMISSION) (See also Accountants, Auctioneers, Stock fy Share Brokers, Sfc.) Beaumont P., Canal Warehouse Cobby W. (shipping) Railway Statu Earle Robert (shipping) Canal bldgs Garton & Wright, ct 28 High st Gibson W. (salt) 45 Exchange st Harben Henry, 27 High street Kirk Jph. (land, &c.) 33 Victoria st Napier James, 15 Old Haymarket Skidmore Benj. 10 New Haymarket Wharam G. (shipping) Canal White Wm. (shipping) Furnival rd Wood H. (soap, vinegar, hop, &c.) 95 Fargate ANYIL, VICE, &c. MANFRS. Armitage M. & H. & Co. Mouse- hole forge Binney Thomas, 48 Holly street Brookes Wm. & Son, (vice) 29 Rock- ingham lane Case James, court 8 Union lane Fawcett & Hadfield, Sheldon street Haukrigg Joseph, 65 Duke st. Park Jenkinson Thomas, 65 Porter street Jenkinson Wm. court 8 Union lane Oates James, 42 Button lane Parker Wm. 2 Forge lane Sanderson Joseph, 28 Wicker ARCHITECTS. Falding E. 24 Mount Zion buildings Flockton Wm., Victoria buildings, 29 Fargate Foster George, 168 West street Harrison James, 11 Arundel street Mitchell Joseph, 18 Norfolk row Potter Robert, Queen's road, Park Sanderson Joseph, 47 Wicker Taylor B. B. 6 Geo. st. & Barnsley Unwin Charles, 51 Queen street Weightman & Hadfield, Corn Exch. Worth and Frith, 46 High street ARTISTS. (Marked * are Designers and Mo- dellers ; and the others Portrait , §• — Q fStaniforth John, 1 Little Pond st fThompson James, 143 Portobello st TRADES AND PROFESSIONS, 263 COACH & RAILWAY SPRING MAKERS. Bradley and Johnstone (and car- riage manfrs.) 12 takers' hill Burgin Charles, 66 Queen street, and 23 Hollis croft Davy Brothers, 1 Pear street Greaves George, jun. Green lane GreavesWm. and Sons, SheafWorks Johnson, Cammell, and Co., Cyclops "Works, Saville street Marsden Edwin, Norrisfield Raworth Benj. & Jph. 70 Arundel st Rawson and Shearer, 12 Bailey st Robinson Thos. 58 Andrew st COAL OWNERS. Marked f have Agents fy Deposits at the Railway Coal Depot, Sa- ville street. Butterill Wm. Ecclesall fClay Cross Co ; F. Parker, agent fFitzwilliam (Earl) Jeremiah Sel- lars, agent t France and Co. Woodhouse ; Geo. Hartley, agent fLennard Dr. Woodhouse ; Henry Smith, agent Marsden Ebenezer, Grey stones Newbould Wm. Intake Colliery Pass W'm., Pitsmoor Rhodes John & Co. Woodthorpe Rhodes James, (agent for Coal As- ton) 8 Duke street Rhodes Jonathan, Stafford gt. Park Sheffield Coal Co. (Hounsfield, Wil- son, Dunn, and Jeffcock,) Soap House, Deep Pits, &c. and Ma- nor; Coal Yard, New Haymarket fStaveleyCo; G. O. Brown and W. Singleton, agents Tinsley Coal Co. Wharf street fWingerworth Co; T. Lister, agent COFFEE ROASTERS. Dawson Saml. ct 7 Angel street Newton Fras. ct 12 George street COMB (HORN) MANFRS. Marked * are also Ivory and Tor- toiseshell Comb Manfrs.) Balam Richard, 3 Acorn street Barker Geo. 68 Campo lane Bellamy John and Son, 61 Broad st Brookes Samuel, 4 Eyre street Brookes Thomas, 193 Allen street Cadman Seth, 2 Young street Cowen James, 134 Eyre lane Crockett Robert, 4 Garden street CummiDgs John, Jericho street Cutts J. M.25 Flat street Dagnall Wm. Headford street •Deakin George, 54 Fargate Duckinneld George and John, 50 Rockingham lane Freeman & Lockwood, 45 Bailey st Geska Chas. 63 & 48 Arundel st Hague Benjamin, W T icker lane *Hali Charles, 3 Duke street *Hall Samuel, 262 Bright strest *Haslam Samuel, 177 South street Higginbotham Thos. 84 Pond street *Hinde Charles, 49 Church street Hodkin John, 32 Cumberland st Hollowev L. 120 Young street *Hyde William, 35 Red hill Jackson Wm. 4 Surrey street Jessop Samuel, Washington place Layland John, Love street Mason &Beardsworth, 90 Bridge st Mellor Randall, ct 6 Hermitage st Minion George, 185 Arundel st Mitton Richard, 30 Furnace hill Mirton Wm. 24 Smith street Murphy James, Shoreham street Myers Joseph, 15 South street, P. Priest James, New George street Roberts Thomas, 39 Lee croft Roberts and Mettara, 96 Fargate Rushworth Joshua, 46 Rockghm. In Sadler James, 7 Crown alley *Stevenson J. & J. 4 Furnival lane Sullivan Patrick, 146 Rockingham st Tandy Henry, 1 Low street, Park Taylor Joseph, ct 4 Brown street Thomas John, ct ] Burgess street * Valley John, 141 Arundel street Wagstaff Thos. ct 48 Eldon street Walker George, 60 Pond street Whitehead John, (steel,) 34 Rock st Willmott John, 106 Thomas street Wilson Samuel, ct 48 Eldon street Wynn Alfred&Edw.l21 Granville st CONFECTIONERS. Marked f are British Wine Dealers, Angus Joseph, 4 Union street Barge J. 1 Kenyon st. & 2 Broad st Barker J. G. 59 Scotland street fBassett George, New Haymarket, 30 Broad street tBoler Samuel, 118 Westbar f Brookes Henry, 55 Market place Butler Mary, yd 36 Duke street, P. Carter John, 56 Pinstone street Chadburn Elizabeth, 59 Norfolk st tCharlesworth J. T. 163 South st Cocker Thomas, Little Sheffield 264 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, t Cooper John & Son, 56 High st Cooke Amos, 55 Fargt.&36Union st Baffin George, 35 Wicker fDearden Hannah, 185 GIossop rd fDufty & Cartledge, 76 Scotland st Eels Ann, 3 Milk street Fletcher Joseph, 38 Chapel street Graham Andrew, Green market Hancock Archls. 17 Pinfold street Harmston George, 304 Shales moor Harrison John, ct 60 Snighill Horsfield George, 78 Burgess street fJohnson John, 12 Dixon lane Kirk Wm. 91 West street Marriott John, 29 Broomhall street Millns Francis, 28 Castle street Morgan Thomas, 29 Pea croft Noble Sarah, 43 Wicker Peacock Joseph, 46 Church street Powell John, 22 Fruit market Reckless Henry, 8 Castle street Reckless Henry Wm. 6 Wicker Rodgers Isaac, 106 Broomhall st Shaw Wm. 25 Scotland street fThompson Samuel, 1 High street fTurner Thomas, 127 West street fWaterfall and Heath, I Fargate tWaterhouse Robert, 11 Westbar Watson Thos. & Co. 6 Fargate Whiteley Har. & Cath. 155 West st Wilgos Charlotte, 210 Gibraltar st fWilson David, 26 Union street fWilson Henry, 37 Westbar Youle Wm. 22 Westbar CONSULAR AGENTS. America, (U.S.) Thomas Branson, 12 St James 7 row Sweden & Norway, C. W. Bingley, 3 Change allev COOPERS. Allender Geo. 41 Workhouse croft Barker Benjamin, 3 Flat street Broadhurst Isaac, 38 Silver st head Chapman Joseph, 52 South street Clixby Thomas, 105 Duke street, P. Cooper Wm. (and packing case,) 31 Eyre street Hall Edward, 38 Campo lane Jarvis James, 91 Allen street Kenyon W. 3 Hartshead,& 89 Fargt Mawson Abel, 49 Townhead street Mottram Robert, 74 Trippet lane Owen Robert, 32 Silver street head Parkes, Hanger, & Co. 2 Charles st Rhodes Charles, 27 Workhouse croft Robinson George, 110 Porter street Webster Robert C, Sheldon street Wilson Thomas, 20 Castle street Wood Benjamin, 33 Lee croft CORK CUTTERS. Lawson John, 43 Fargate Vernon Catherine, 2 Union street CORKSCREW MAKERS. Brookes Wm. & Son, 29 Rockgm. st Hardy Thomas, Moor street, L. S. Hall Jonathan, ct 89 Arundel st Scott George, 13 Edward street Stevens Joseph, 80 Trippet lane CORN & FLOUR DEALERS. See also Bakers, Grocers, fy Shoprs, Barnes Joseph, Broad street Bishop Wm. 1 Duke street, Park Booth John, 83 Westbar, and 53 Broomhall street Coldwell Wm. 21 Pinfold street Crossby Brothers, 162 South st ; 108 Devonshire st; 124 Meadow st ; 84 Pea croft; 56 Bridge street; and Rotherham Foster Richard T. 114 West street Green John, 39 Exchange street Hunt Robert, 31 King street Jarvis and Sons, 43 Snighill Milner Septimus, 306 Shales moor Scott John, 74 and 77 South street Shallcross George, 158 Gibraltar st Staniforth & Hutton, 123 Broad In Townroe Wm. 72 South street Vickers and Sons, Mill sands ; 254 Moorfields ; and 8 Townhead st Waring Cornelius, ll Castle folds Walton David, 49 Fargt ; 72 West street ; and 142 South street Wigglesworth John, Beltield street Woollen George H. 33 Church st Wright T. S. (corn factor,) 65 Oc- cupation road CORN MILLERS. Brailsford Mary & John, Heeley Fieldsend and Goslin, Damflask Hill George, Attercliffe Lock wood Benj. 2 Shude hill Longden Samuel, 36 Nursery street Oliver David, Old Park Club Mills Oliver John, Brightside Plant Wm. 24 Forge lane Price Samuel, Broomhall Mill, L. S. Ricletts Jph. & Co. II Lead millrd Shallcross George, 158 Gibraltar st Staniforth and Hutton, 123 Broad In Swift James, Shemeld croft Speight Charles, Millhouses Tofield James, Twelve o'Clock Turner Thomas, Blast lane TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 265 Tickers and Sons, 11 Mill sands Waring Cornelius, 11 Castle folds Wigfull Joshua, Pond Mill Wigglesworth John, 35 Bellfield st Woollen G.H..ReWm,&33Church st CURRIERS, &c. Marked f are Leather Cutters only, fAtkinson Cornelius, 32 South st Barker John, 166 Tudor street, L. S. Colley Francis, 86 Fruit market Farrington James, 7 Westbar green Fox Joseph, 123 Gibraltar street Hoult Richard, 25 Pond hill tJenkinson Wm. 16 Waingate Lord Joseph, 7 Angel street Popplewell J. R. 93 Westbar Ridd Charles, 187 Gibraltar street Roebuck George, 13 Castle street Sanderson Den i son, 12 Market st Searle Richard, 173 Gibraltar st Simpson Robert, 4 Market street Starr James, 1 Button lane fTurtle John, 15 Westbar Wilson Charles, 119 Barker's pool CUTLER y.-FORK MFRS. Marked 1 , make Table fy Butcher's Steels also ; 2, make Guard Forks only ; 4* t make Silver as well as Steel Forks. (See also Rotherham, Ecclesfield, Grimesthorpe, fyc.) 2 Burrows Samuel, 94 Spring street 2 Crookes Samuel, 26 Hicks lane Cutts John, 13 Hawley croft Deakin Joseph, 59 Spring street fDearman James, Pepper alley 1 Drabble George & Co. 27 Carver st lfFox Charles, 1 New Church st 2 Hall John, 31 Lambert street Hawksworth Jonthn. 10 Russell st Hinchliffe George W. 87 Eyre st Houldsworth & Kirby, Woodside fLinley Thomas, 32 Orchard lane 1 Makin Thomas & Son, 38 Carr In 1 Merrill George, 54 Harvest lane Merrill Joseph, 44 Chapel street 2 Parker John, 48 High street, P. Parkin George, 12 Smith's square Parkin George, 13 Oborne street Powell George, Daisy bank Roberts and Slater, (silver,) 38 Fur- nival street Rowen Thomas, Wellington street 1 Sampson Chas. 23 Workhouse croft 1 Sanderson Wm. 96 Carver street Twigg Jonathan, 27 Oborne street Walters J. & Co. (plated & German silver,) 9 Carver street Walton Wm. (steels only,) 72 Tra- falgar street Wells John, 50 Broad street Whittington George, 30 Pond hill CUTLERY.— LANCET AND FLEAM MANUFACTURERS. (See also Penknife Manufacturers,) Borwick Samuel, 86 Spring street Dungwortb John, 4 New Church st Ellis Joseph, 41 Spring street Gregory George, 35 Bailey lane Griffiths Robert, 2 Monmouth street Hemsoll Jph. (phleme,) 152 Pond st Howard John (late Tankard,) 5 Love street Hutchinson W. and H. 76 Norfolk st Johnson Geo. and Co. 13 Porter st Kitchen Richard, Earl street Rodgers Jph. & Sons, 6 Norfolk st Saynor Saml. & Son, 13 Edward st Taylor John, 15 St Philip's road Unwin & Rodgers, 23 Burgess st Wardle John, court 5 Eyre lane Woolhouse Joseph, 25 Smith street Woolhouse Samuel, 63 Campo lane CUTLERY.— PEN & POCKET KNIFE MANFRS. Ainley Charles, Rockingham lane Ainley George, ct 78 Hollis croft Allen George, Duke st. Eyre lane Allen John, 16 Leicester street Allen Thomas, 23 Hartshead Atkin Samuel, 48 Campo lane Allender Wm. 7 Workhouse lane Amery Abraham, 117 Bernard st Ashbury James, 6 Radford street Bagshaw Wm. 37 Spring street Baker John, 46 Garden street Barber Henry, 44 Trafalgar street Barber Isaac and Jas. 130 Broad In Barber John & Son, 29 Norfolk st Barker John, 12 West John lane Barnasconi L. 19 Waingate Barnes Edward & Son, 228 Solly st Barnes Edwin, 57 Campo lane Barnes Enoch, 63 Milton street Barnes Isaac, 38 Leicester street Barnes John, 112 Bernard street Barnes Josiah, 168 Broad lane Barnes Louisa, 94 Trafalgar street Barnes Matthew, 61 Lower Allen st Barnes Thomas, 30 St Thomas st Beadle Wm. 89Spring street Bearder Joseph, ct 80 Trippet lane Beaver Wm. ct 84 Edward street 266 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, Beckett John, 16 Silver street Beeley Benjamin, 125 Thomas st Beet Jonth. & Sons, 180 Broad lane Beet Mrs. (spotted,) 36 Trippet lane Bell Wm. court 6 Dun street Billing Joseph W. court 93 Duke st Bingham Elizabeth, 6 Rockingm. st Bishop George, 17 Steelhouse lane Bishop Thomas, 21 Allen street Blackwell Joseph, 15 Daisy walk Bletcher John, School street In. P. Blackshaw J. 36 Cricket inn road Boden James, 34 St Philip's road, Brook hill Booker and Dickenson, ct 6 Dun st Boot Andrew, 48 Trippet lane Bower H., Gas office yard, Bow st Bower Thomas, court 5 Bow sireet Bradbury Saml. V. ct 77 Brown st Brammer Benjamin, Hammond st Bramwell James, 18 Duke street Brassington Geo., Queen st., Phila Brassington Wm., Tobaccobox walk Brittain Joseph, 3 WelliDgtonst Brooke Peter, 49 South street, Park Bittain Wm., Furnival lane Brookes James, Canning street Brookes Ebenezer, (late Edw. Bar- ber,) 5 Charles street Brown Sampson, 79 Brown street Brownil Hy. Jno. Jas. 88 Scotland st Bunting Robt. & Son, 10 Regent st Burch Wm. 165 South street, Park Burgin John, 162 Duke street, P. Burgin Wm. 165 South street, Park Burgin Jph. H. 1 71 Rockingham st Burley Benjamin, 27 Bailey street Burley James, court 5 Eyre lane Butler Charles, 29 Brocco street Butler George & .Co. 4 Trinity st Buxton John, yard 73 Division st Cadman Samuel, 70 Button lane Cartwright Matthias, 74 Peacroft Chambers Cornelius, 4 Chester st Champion T. & Co. 169 Broad lane Cheetham Thomas, 91 Duke street Clark Joseph, Neepsend Close Joseph, 29 Broad street In. P. Cocker Joseph, 24 Thomas street Coldwell John, 24 Oborne street Cook John, Harvest lane Cooper Robert, 34 Bailey lane Copley John, 34 Wellmeadow row Crawshaw Thos. James, 19 Tudor st Crookes Jonth. & Son, 89 Eldon st Crookes Samuel, 10 Whitecroft Cryer George, 9 Lambert place C us worth Peter, 49 South st. Park Darling John, Sheraeld croft Davy Abraham, 19 Broomspring la Day Thomas, 14 Belfield street Deakin George, 83 Arundel street Deakin Henry, 37 St Thomas street Deakin Jas. & Ths. 25 Change alley Denton Samuel, 32 Talbot street Didsbury T. (fish hook,) 43 Smith- field ; house Rotherham Dodge Nath. & Robert, 70 West st Dodworth John, 11 Chester street Dodworth Matthew, 30 Carver st Dore John, court 37 Lambert street Drabble Charles, B. 117 Fitzwm. st Drabble John, 80 Whitecroft Drabble Wm. 8 West John lane Eades Wm. 2 Netherthorpe Eaton Thos. W. & Co. 43 Radford st Elsworth Wm. 36 Scotland street Evans Wm. 44 Milton street Farr John, ct 168 Rockingham st Fenton Ezra, 109 Scotland street Fenton and Shore, 46 Division st Fielding John, 6 Suffolk road Fletcher Jarvis, 16 New street, P. Froggatt George, ct 36 Doncaster st Furniss Robert, ct 34 Cumberland st Furniss Luke, 62 Duke street, Park Garlick Samuel, Hammond street Gascoigne Jonth. ct 206 Fitzwm. st Gill Benjamin, 32 Garden street Gill David, 36 Doncaster street Gill Stephen, Pond mill gardens Grilles Wm. 76 Eyre street Gillott Charles, Newtown, Park Gillott Christopher, 36 Lambert st Glossop Edward, 268 Beet street Goodlad George, 9 Peacroft Gray George, 75 Porter street Grayson John, ct 36 Doncaster st Green James, court 50 Fargate Gregory George, 35 Bailey lane Griffiths Robert, 2 Monmouth st Grinold Hy. Thomas, ct 5 Eyre In Hadfield Charles, 236 Allen street Hadfield Thos. 3 Cross Smithfield Hague Samuel, 21 Devonshire lane Hall Charles, I New Church street Hall Charles, 23 Paternoster row Hall & Colley, 9 Eyre lane Hall H. G. and Co. Washington pi Hall John, 28 Coalpit lane Hall John and Sons, 119 Corn hill Hall John, 23 Carver laue Hall Thomas, 52 Sydney street Hall Thomas, 28 Parkhill lane PEN AND POCKET KNIFE MANFBS. 267 Hallam James, 162 Edward street Hallam Robert, 153 Eyre street Hallam Samuel, 98 Eyre street Hallam Thomas, 25 New street, P. Hancock George, 15 New street, P. Hancock John, 51 St Thomas st Hancock Samuel, 43 Peacroft Hancock Thomas, 39 Arundel st Hancock Wm., Daisy bank Handley John, 9 Burnt tree lane Hardy Thomas, (steel articles,) 9 Moor street Hardy James, 45 School croft Hartley James, 26 New street, P. Hattersley Isaac, 115 Saville street Heath and Hardy, 20 Earl street Heathcote Charles, 90 Bernard st Heathcote George, 86 Upr. Edw. st Hemsoll Joseph, 152 Pond street Heward Wm. court 10 Peacroft Hill James, 13 Suffolk road Hill John, 5 Old street, Park Hinchliffe Benjamin, 9 Garden st Hinchliffe John, 8 Hermitage st Hirst Samuel, 34 Bailey lane Hobson Alfred, 95 Edward street Hobson Charles, court 5 Eyre lane Holborn Robert, 230 Solly street Holmes Charles, 293 Shales moor Holmes James, Garden street Holmes John & Co. 8 Wellington st Holmes John, Broomspring lane Holmes Joseph & Son, 10 Cross Smithfield Holy Daniel and George, 4 Evre In Horrabin Wm. & Saml. 12 Red hill Horridge Henry, 87 Eyre street Hounam Robert, 157 Edward st Howard Wm. court 26 Peacroft Hudson John, court 18 Duke street Hurt Thomas, 42 Orchard lane Hutton Mark, 5 Bower street Ibberson Edwin, ct 15 Daisy walk Ibberson Samuel, Castlefolds lane Ibbotson George, 8 Silver street Illingworth Joshua, 99 Allen street Innocent George, ct 80 West street Jackson Charles, 65 Hermitage st Jackson, Stacey, and Smith, 34 Charlotte street Jessop Wm. 9 Radford street Jewitt Wm. 61 Duke street, Park Johnson Matthew, 34 Carver street Johnson Wm. 66 Meadow street Keyworth Lionel, 145 Solly street Kirk Wm., Wheeldon lane Kirkby Jph. & Sons, 124 Rockgm. st Law James, 81 Backlields Law Joseph, 118 Thomas street Lawton Edward, 26 Arundel street Lawton Henry, 7 Sims croft Lemons Thomas, 131 Broad lane Lingard Robert, Wharncliffe aide Littlewood George, 44 Edward st Lowe Richard, 167 Eyre street Machin James, court 94 Pond st Machon Septimus, ct 7 Trafalgar st Mappin Joseph, 16 Mulberry street Marriott Benjamin, 47 School croft Marriott John, ct 34 Cumberland st Marsden John, 10 Chester street Marsden Wm., Thomas street Marshall Wm. court 9 Garden st Martin Benjamin, 51 South street Masdin Joshua, 35 Brocco street Matthewman Benj. 44 Milton street Mills Henry, Neepsend Milner John ; 79 Thomas street Milner John, 76 Edward street Milner Joshua, Furnace hill Milner Mary, Balm green Mitchell Samuel, 48 White croft Mitchell Wm. 18 Peacroft Monks Joseph, court 4 Garden st Moorhouse J as. 127 Devonshire st Morton Alfred. 155 Watery lane Morton James, 25 Corn hill Needham Henry, 78 Garden street Needham Wm. 70 Trafalgar street Newton Francis, 127 Portobello st Newton Wm. 228 Solly street Nicholson John, 69 Charles street Nicholson Wm. 17 Sycamore street Nixon George, Mount Pisgah Nixon John, Newtown, Park Norton W'm. 228 Solly street Norcliffe John, 26 Lord street Nowill John & Sons, 17 Meadow st Nowill Wm. 126 Rockingham st Oates James, Brownell street Oates James, 23 Workhouse croft Oates Wm. 271 Solly street Oates Joshua, 39 St Thomas' st Osborne T. & Sons, 49 Carver st Osguthorpe Chas. 79 Thomas street Owen George, 53 Pye bank Owen Thos. 27 Pinstone street Padley Adam, 33 South street Palmer John, 47 Bailey street Parker Philip, 40 Silver street Parker and Linley, Canada place, Union street Pattison Samuel, 3 Orange street Pearce John, 38 Angel street 268 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Pearson Samuel, 61 Eldon street Pearson Wm. 25 Brooraspring lane Platts Isaac, 39 Wicker Platts & Ward, 72 Edward street Pollard B. court 3 Spring street Pryor Samuel, ct 30 St Thomas st Ragg Godfrey, 48 St Thomas st Rawlins Francis, 55 Pye bank Rawson Wm. court 9 Garden st Reaoey Thomas, 38 Matthew st Redfearn Thos. ct 65 Coalpit lane Renwick John, 27 Backiields Revill John, Radford street Revitt and Hull, 15 Meadow street Reynolds John, Cornhill Roberts John, 270 Beet street Roberts Wm. Queen street, Phila Robinson Samuel, 29 School croft Rodgers Chas. Wm. 52 Lambert st Rodgers George, 150 Broad lane Rodgers Geo. & Co. 23 Norfolk lane Rodgers John, 42 Lee croft Rodgers Jph. & Sons, 6 Norfolk st Rodgers Jph. ct 60 Wellington st Rodgers John & Sons, 23 Spitalfields Rodgers Wm. Cleveland row, Phila Rod well Robt. Bernard lane, Park Ryals Mary, Little Sheffield Ryals & Heathcote, Furnival lane Salt Simon, court 59 Peacroft Sanderson Saml. ct 3 Wheeldon st Sansom Wm. & Co. 105 Norfolk st Sansom Thos. & Sons, 45 Norfolk st Sayles Esther, 6 Wheeldon street Saynor Saml. & Son, 13 Edward st Saynor Thomas, 14 Scotland street Scaif Francis, 21 Wheeldon lane Scaif Joseph, 12 Trinity street Seaton Wm. 117 Trafalgar street Sellers John, 225 Rockingham st Senior Thos. ct. 21 Pinstone street Shaw John, 154 Duke street, Park Shipman Edward, 29 Radford st Shipman Joseph, Upperthorpe Shirtliff Elizabeth, 60 Coalpit lane Shirtcliff Wm. 14 Queen st. Portm Shortland Geo. & Son, 70 Carver st Simpson John, 99 Edward street Skelton John, Crookes Skidmore Edm. ct 34 Cumberland st Slack Isaac, Crookes moor side Smith H. & J. 110 Rockingham st Smith Saml. G. 98 Trafalgar street Smith Thomas, 98 Trafalgar street Snape Edward, 71 Charles street Snidall Joshua, 72 Duke st. Park Spencer Edward, 51 Lower Allen st Spooner Wm. Furnace hill Stagg Chas. ct 109 Wellington st Staniforth James, 46 Hollis croft Staniforth Wm. 72 Garden street Steer & Webster, 7 Castle hill Stenton W. & Son, 25 Carver st Stones John, 89 Bowden street Stones Thomas, Sheldon street Stringer Joseph, 28 Doncaster st Sutton Joseph, 20 Fargate Taylor Fras. St John's walk, Park Taylor John, 15 St Philip's road Taylor Wm. & Jas. 37 Stanley st Teasdale Benjamin, 19 Burgess st Thackray John & Son, 29 Parkhill In Thompson John, 39 Furnival street Toothill Henry, 37 Carver street Turner Thos. & Co. Suffolk works Turton John, 11 Copper street Turton John, 90 Wellington street Unwin and Rodgers, 23 Burgess st Wade, Wingneld, and Rowbotham, 82 Tenter street Walch J. W. 13 Commercial st Ward Jerh. & Geo. 169 Eyre st Ward Thomas, 2 Bacon Island Wardle Joseph, 91 Allen street Washington Jph. ct 3 Leicester st Watkins Henry, 23 Allen street Watson George, Bacon Island Watson Saml. 120 Rockingham st Webster & Johnson, 14 Sycamore st White Matthew, 26 Earl street White Samuel, 57 West street Wilkinson Samuel, 109 Lord street Wilkinson Thos. and Son, \7 New Church street Willey Charles, 47 Chester street Williamson Wm. ct 160 Young st Wilson John, 35 West Norwich st Wilson Samuel, 107 Granville st Wilson and Southern, 239 Solly st Wood Benj. and Co. 6 Redhill Wood Wm. court 5 Lambert street Woodcock L. & T. 14 Howard st Woodcock Thos. 90 High st. Park Woodhead & Hartley, 7 Lambert st Wostenholm George and Son, 124 Rockingham street Wostenholm George and Co. ct 14 Steelhouse lane Wragg John, 260 Solly street Wragg John, 38 Furnace hill Wragg Samuel, 24 Furnace hill Wragg Saml. Cphr. 40 Furnace hill Wragg Thos. Crookes moor side Wright George, Washington works TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 269 Wright Mark, 55 Newcastle street CUTLERY.— RAZOR MFRS. Allen George, Duke st. Eyre lane Bagshaw Win. 37 Spring street Barber John and Sou, 29 Norfolk st Barker J. & T. 11 Cross Burgess st Barlow Jas. & Son, 121 Allen st Bingham John, 200 Upper Allen st Bingham Joseph, ct 2 Radford st Birks Jonth. and Son, 7o Porter st Bradwell Isaac, ct 80 White croft Brookes Ebenezer, 5 Charles street Brookes Wm. & Son, 29 Rockgrn. st Rrownell Rt. R. & C. 10 Carver st Burley James, court 5 Eyre lane Butcher W. & S. 41 Eyre lane Cadman Mary, 8 Monmouth street Champion & Co. 169 Broad lane Coe John, 103 Peacroft Crookes Jonth. & Son, 89 Eldon st Deakin George, 83 Arundel street Dewsnap Enos, 2 Bow street Elliot Jph. and John, 4 Hollis croft Evans Wm. 44 Milton street Fenney Frederick, 13 Smith street Fielding John, 6 Suffolk road Gilbert Brothers, 25 Norfolk lane Gilbert Jas. & Sons, 54 Eyre st Gill James, 4 Rockingham street Greaves Wm. & Sons, Sheaf works Hall and Colley, 9 Evre lane Hall H. G. & Co. Washington pi Hall Charles, 3 Duke street Hall Saml. Parker, 44 Westbar Hall Wm. 45 Eyre street Hallam Robert, 153 Eyre street Hancock Samuel, 43 Peacroft Hancock Thomas, 39 Arundel st Hammond George, 3 Johnson st Hammond Wm. E., Wicker lane Harrison George, 3 Sims croft Harrison Wm. 30 Townhead street Hawcroft W T m. & Sons, 32 Carver st Heathcote Robert, 81 Edward st Heiffor John, 3 Workhouse croft Hinchliffe Geo. Willis, 87 Eyre st Higginbotham G. & W. 3 Blonk st Hobson Charles, jun. ct 5 Eyre lane Holy D. & G. 4 Eyre lane Horrabin Wm. & Saml. 12 Redhill Horridge Henry, 87 Eyre street Jackson Charles, 65 Hermitage st Jackson Wm., Cross Geo. st. Phil a Johnson Geo. & Co. 13 Porter st Johnson James, 54 Broomhall st Johnson John, 11 Burgess street Johnson Wm. 66 New Meadow st KirkbyJph. & Sons, 124Rockmg, st Lawton Samuel, Bower spring Lomas John, 31 Orange street Lord and Harvey, Gas office yard, Bow street Marshes & Shepherd, 10 Forge lane Mappin Joseph, 32 Norfolk street Middleton S. S. & Co. 14 Charles st Mycock and Thompson, 20 Earl st Nowill John & Sons, 17 Meadow st Nowill Wm. 126 Rockingham st Padley Adam, 33 South street Paramore Samuel, 28 Peacroft Paramore Wm. 9 Pond street Pearce John, 38 Angel street Pitchford J. & J. 65 Eldon street Pitts Charles, 7 Chester street Pitts John, 1 Chester street Platts Isaac, 39 Wicker Pryor John, 151 Watery lane Ragg John & Wm. 4 Johnson st Rawlins Francis, 55 Pye bank Rawson and Cooper, ct 16 Fargate Revitt and Hull, 15 Meadow st Reynolds Frederick, 12 Sims croft Roberts Joseph, 20 Earl street Rodgers Geo. & Co. 23 Norfolk In Rodgers George, 150 Broad lane Rodgers Jph. & Sons, 6 Norfolk st Rodgers John & Sons, 23 Spitalfields Ryals & Heathcote, 41 Hereford st Sansom Thos. & Sons, 45 Norfolk st Sansom Wm. & Co., 105 Norfolk st Savage George, 52 Pond street Shaw Joseph, 8 Copper street Simpson John, 99 Edward street Smith & Hawksley, 114 Rockgm. st Smith John, 62 Peacroft Smith Jph. & Son, 40 Radford st Smith Thomas, 228 Shrewsbury rd Turner Thos. and Co. Suffolk Works Unwin and Rodgers, 23 Burgess st Wade, Wingfleld, & Rowbotham, 82 Tenter street Walker Wm. court 7 Angel street Ward Thomas, 2 Bacon island Webster George, 33 Howard street Webster & Johnson, 14 Sycamore st Wilkinson Thomas and Son, 17 New Church street Wilson and Southern, 239 Solly st Winter Margaret, 34 Smith street W T ood Benjamin & Co. 9 Castle hill Woodcock L. & T. 14 Howard st Wostenholm George and Son, J 24 Rockingham street Wostenholm J. J. 109 Fitzwm, st z 2 270 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Wostenholm Joseph and Co. 14 Steelhouse lane cotz^y.-scissor mfrs. Marked * are also Garden fy Tailor's Shear, and f o,re Plater's and Cutler's Shear Manufacturers. Allcard and Edgill, 6 Union lane Atherton Peter, 32 Rock street * Badger Thos. & Wm. 47 Copper st Barlow Frederick, 53 Pye bank Barlow James & Son, 121 Allen st Barnes Matthew, 61 Lower Allen st Beal Joseph, Watery lane *Beal Enoch, 91 Allen street *Beal J. and J. Ranmocr Bingham Harriet, 49 Edward street fBlyde James, 122 Fitzwilliam st Bolton Charles, 70 Pye bank Bolton Stephen, 9 Steelhouse lane ♦Braithwait Richard, 23 Carr lane Braithwait Thomas, 32 Rockgm. st Broadhead, Hall, & Co. 83 Eldon st *fBrookesWm.& Son, 29 Rockgm.st ♦Brown James, 7 Coalpit lane Burgin and Ward, 63 West street Butler Wm. 4 Trinity street Champion and Co. 169 Broad lane Coldwell James, 26 Oborne street Colley Thomas, 91 Hollis croft Collier Henry, 152 Broad lane Corker Wm. 10 Monmouth street Couch Thomas, 154 Rockingham st Cousins Joseph, 67 Garden street Dawson John, 34 Ropery row, Park Deakin George, 83 Arundel street Deakin Jas. & Thos. 25 Change alley Dearden Luke, 5 Cross Smithfield Dungworth Henry, 57 Peacroft ♦Dyson Joseph & John, North par ♦Fearnley Joseph, 114 Pond street Ford John, 18 Sheaf street Froggatt Jane (cast,) 18 Dun street Gibbins J. & Sons, Cricket Inn road Gorrill Robert, 159 Eyre street Gray Joseph, Gray street, Fox st Gray Thomas, 98 Pye bank Graham Richard, 149 Arundel st Green James and Joseph, Wicker In Green John, 15 Burgess street Gregory John, 38 Lambert street Habershon Joseph, 66 Charles st Habershon Wm. 37 Thomas street Hall Charles, 16 North parade Hall Edward, I Cotton mill walk Hall H. G. and Co., Washington pi Hall and Colley, 9 Eyre lane Hawley James, 89 Edward street Henfrey Samuel, 8 Coulston street •Higginbotham G. & W. 3 Blonk st Hinchliff Henry, court 72 Garden st Hobson Edward, 67 Snig hill Hobson Joseph & Son, 71 Arundel st Holmes John & Co. 8 Wellington st •Hunter Edwin, 164 Broomhall st HutchinsonWm. & Hy. 76 IS orfolk st Jackson John, 20 Furnace hill Jones Wm. court 27 High street Kent Wm. 51 Carver street Knapton Thomas, 5 Bower street Laycock Isaac, 49 Spring street Lemons Thos. (knife,) 131 Broad In Lillyman Thomas, Suffolk street Lingard Charles, 45 Russell street Lockwood Brothers, 74 Arundel st MachinJohn, 17 Dun street fMarshall & Stones, 60 Arundel In Morton Thomas, 128 Eyre street Naylor Thomas, 66 Snig hill Newton Francis, 127 Portobello st *Oakes Edwin M. 188 Solly street Oakes Henry, 35 Spring street Oakes John, 52 Harvest lane Oakes Mary, Snowhill gardens, P. *Oakes Matthew, 90 Harvest lane Gates George, 40 Hoyle street Peech Wm. 40 Smithh'eld Platts Isaac, 39 Wicker Pryor Brothers, 171 Granville st Ragg John and Wm. 4 Johnson st *Read Isaac, 32 Lambert street Register George, 9 Bowling green st Roberts Henry, 13 Silver street Roberts John, 44 Burgess street Rodgers Joseph & Sons, 6 Norfolk st Rodgers Geo. and Co. 23 Norfolk In Rodgers John & Sons, 23 Spitalfields *Rudd and Wainwright, 163 Eyre st Sampson John, 13 Little Pond st Shaw John, court 13 Spring street Shipman Henry, court 16 Allen st Shipman Mary, 21 Cornhill Shirt Joseph, court 13 Spring street Skinner Ebenezer, 69 Stanley street Smith George, 2 Silver street head Smith Hy. & John, 112 Rockgm. st Smithson Mary A. 9 Lambert street Spencer Matthias & Son, 107 Peacft *Steer and Webster, 7 Castle hill *Stevenson Wm. court 4 Snow lane *fStocks John, 57 Orchard street Strafford & Ray nor, ct 80 Harvest In Swallow George, 38 Wicker Sykes Edwin, 33 Wentworth street Trickett Edward, 112 Harvest lane TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 271 Trickett John, 30 Russell street Turner Thos. & Co., Suffolk Works Wainwright Joseph, 70 Russell st Walker Wm. court 7 Angel street Walker Wm., W ashington place Webster & Johnson, 14 Sycamore st Webster Luke, 65 Backfields Whitehead Dd., Harmer In. gardens Whiteley Wm. 14 New street, Park •Wilkinson Thomas and Son, 17 New- Church street Wilkinson Walter, 32 Carver street Winter John, 53 Broad street, P. Winter Margaret, 34 Smith street Winter Robert, 9 Copper street Wreaks Charles, 53 Carver street CUTLERY.— SHOE, BUT- CHER, BREAD, & COOK KNIFE MANFRS. (See also Tableknife Manufacturers.) Algor John, 105 Eldon street Bradshaw W. & Son, 35 Townhd. st Broadhurst Wm. and Son, 27 West- field terrace Bunting Robt. & Son, 10 Regent st Cutler Hiram G., Castle hill Drabble George & Co. 27 Carver st Drable James, 73 Carver street Ellin Thos. and Co. 273 Arundel st Fenton and Shore, 46 Division street Fox Charles, 1 New Church street Frost Samuel, 49 Broad lane Green Alfred (currier's knife, &c.) 86 Pond street Hinchliffe George W. 87 Eyre st Hunter Wm. 62 Carver street Johnstone Mattw. 29 Wellington st Makin Thomas and Son, 38 Carr In Marshes and Shepherd, Forge lane Mort Henry, Castle hill Newton Francis, 127 Portobello st Oxley Geo. and Jas. 77 Hollis croft Pitts Charles, 7 Chester street Rodgers Chas. Wm. 52 Lambert st Rodgers Joseph & Sons, 6 Norfolk st Sanderson Wm. 96 Carver street Shipman, Son, and Barber, 178 Parkhill lane Slack W. P. 64 Earl street Swinscow and Manuel, Coalpit lane Thornhill Saml.&Son,6 St Thomas st Townsend Francis, jun. 198 Solly st Webster & Johnson, 14 Sycamore st Wilkinson W. & Sons, Grimesthorpe Wilson and Frith, 47 Chester street Wilson John & Son, 30 Sycamore st Wilson and Southern, 239 Solly st Wood & Atkinson, 110 Rockgm. st CUTLER F.-SILVER FRUIT AND DESSERT KNF. MFRS. Marked f are Platers on Steel only. Atkin Henry and Co. 32 Howard st Bell John & Jonathan, Little Shef- field, and Stoker Cottage CreswickT.J.&N.lO Paternoster rw. Frost Samuel, 49 Broad lane fFreeman Thos. W. 50 South street Hardesty George, ct 13 Norfolk lo. Harwood Saml. & Co. 99 Norfolk st Hatfield A. and Son, 7 Pepper alley Heath and Hardy, 20 Earl street fHutton VV. C. and Son, 27 High st fKay J. R. (gilder only,) 18 Mdw. st Lee Hy. & Co. 19 New Church st Mappin Joseph & Son, ct 50 Fargt Nowill John & Sons, 17 Meadow st Nowill Wm. 126 Rockingham street Oxley John and Co. 12 Charles st Parkinson James, 20 Radford street fParker James, Pepper alley fRoberts and Slater, 38 Furnival st Rodgers John, 42 Lee croft Rodgers Jph. and Sons, 6 Norfolk st Rodgers and Unwin, 21 Burgess st Sansom Thos. & Sons, 45 Norfolk st Sansom Wm. & Co. 105 Norfolk st Shipman Edward, 29 Radford street ShirtcliffeChas.& Mtw.21 Garden st fWalters John and Co., 9 Carver st W T arburton Joseph, 53 Wicker CUTLERY. — SILVER HAN- DLE, CAP, FERRULE, &c. MANUFACTURERS. Boardman Charles, 48 Pond street Egginton Jas. & Wm. 15 Rockgm. st Needham Charles, 7 Willey street Rodgers John, 24 Carver lane CUTLERY.- TABLE KNIFE, &c. MANUFACTURERS. Addy John, 32 Charlotte street Barber John and Son, 29 Norfolk st Beardshaw George, Spitalfields pi Beckett John, 46 Leicester street Beet Jonth. & Son, 184 Broad lane Benn James, ct 17 Bailey street Best J. T. & J. 12 Howard street Biggin John, ct 102 Pond street Booth Luke, 41 Norfolk street Bowden George, ct 55 Newcastle st Bradshaw Wm. (palette,) Sheldon st Bradshaw Wm. and Son, 35 Town- head street Brammall Joseph, 35 Norfolk street 272 TABLE KNIFE MANUFACTUREES, Broadhurst Win. and Son, 35 West- field terrace Brookes Wm. & Son, 29 Rockgm. st Broomhead Mark, 56 Burgess street Brown John, 24 Orchard street Brownhil H. J. J. 88 Scotland st Brumby & Middleton, 11 George st Bunting Robt. & Son, 10 Regent st Burley James, ct 5 Eyre lane Butler Geo. & Co. 4 Trinity street Buxton Geo. 162 Tudor street, L. S. Cadman Peter & Sons, 83 Norfolk st Carlisle Wm. 23 Orchard laue Carr Ann, 63 Hollis croft Cawton Thos. 13 Broomspring lane Champion T. & Co. 169 Broad lane Clayton Benj. 50 Rockingham lane Clavton George, 5 Love street Coe' John, 103 Pea croft Crossland John, 56 Park hill lane Cutler Hiram G., Castle hill Dalton George, 102 Wellington st Davy Abrm. 19 Broomspring lane Deakin George, 83 Arundel street Deakin Jas. & Ths. 25 Change alley Dodge Natl. & Robert, 70 West st Dodworth Joseph, 20 Chester lane Drabble George & Co. 27 Carver st Drabble James, 73 Carver street Eaton Thos. W. & Co. 43 Radford st Ellin Thos. & Co. Tableknife Works, 273 foot of Arundel street Elliot Richard, 86 Wellington st Ellis Isaac, 56 Garden street Evans Wm. 44 Milton street Eenton & Marsdens, 51 Bridge st Fenton and Shore, 46 Division st Fielding John, 6 Suffolk road Fisher John, Washington place Froggatt John, 102 Backfields Frost Samuel, 49 Broad lane Furniss Benjamin, 52 Coalpit lane Gillott John, 12 Coalpit lane Gledhill James, 261 Solly street Godby Wm. 108 Peacroft Greaves Fras. (& patentee of socket bolster,) 44 Radford street Greaves Wm. & Sons, Sheaf Works Hadfield John, 42 Chester street Hall Charles, 3 Duke street Hall and Colley, 9 Eyre lane Hall H. G. & Co., Washington place Hall John & Sons, 119 Cornhill Hall Wm. 43 Eyre street Hall Wm. 54 Porter street Hallett Joseph, 1 Pond street Hammond George, 3 Johnson street Hammond Wm. E., Wicker lane Hancock Samuel, 55 Peacroft Hardesty George, ct 13 Norfolk In Hargreaves W. & L.28 Eyre lane Harrison Thomas, 38 Holly street Harvey John, South street ter. Park Harwood Saml. & Co. 99 Norfolk st Hatfield A. & Son, 7 Pepper alley Haywood Joseph, 25 Victoria st Hibberd John, 188 Bernard street Hibberd Wm. 10 Wheeldon street Hides Geo. & Rt. 12 Hollis croft Hill John, 5 Old street, Park Hinchliffe Geo. Willis, 87 Eyre st Hiude Benj. 44 Westbar green Hodgson Jas. 172 St Mary's road Hollins Wm. (palette,) 22South st.P. Holmes Charles, 90 Wellington st Holmes- John & Co. 8 Wellington st Hoole & Brooksbank, Malinda st Holy Daniel & Geo. 4 Eyre lane Hotham Richard, 55 West street Howe John. 27 Broomspring lane Howe Wm.'83 Hollis croft Hunter Michael, 55 Andrew street; Hunter Wm. 62 Carver street Ibbotson Thos. &Co., Paternoster rw Ibbotson, Peace, &Co. 78 Russell st Jepson Wm. 11 Meadow street Johnson Geo. & Co. 13 Porter street Jones John & Co. (patent,) 14 West- field terrace Judge John, 7 Love lane Kiug James & Co. 115 Scotland st Kirk John & Son,£0 White croft Kirkby Jph. & Sons, 124Rockgm. st Lee Hy.&Co. 19 New Church st Lilleyman Thomas, Suffolk street Linley Wm. yd 46 Coalpit lane Lindley Thomas, 21 Suffolk road Littlewood Jph. 48 Cricket Inn road Lockwood Brothers, 74 Arundel st Long, Gregory, & Co. 105 Eyre st Ludlam Wm., Lead mill road Lund John, 92 Bridge street Lvall Thomas, 8 Sussex street Makin Thos. & Son, 38 Carr lane Mappin Joseph, 32 Norfolk street Mappin Jph. & Son, ct 50 Fargate Marples George, 69 Bernard street Marples Joseph, 19 Roughbank, P. Marriott & Atkinson, Attercliffe Marsden Samuel, Duke lane Marsden Wm. 86 Hoyle street Marsden Wm., Ellis street wheel Marsh James, 81 Hollis croft Marshes & Shepherd, 10 Forge lane SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 273 Marshall David, 49 West street Martin Benjamin, 51 South street Mitchell Robert, 211 Portobello st Moseley Thos. 11 High street, Park Naylor Samuel, 76 Eyre street Needham John, 75 Porter street Newton Francis, 127 Portobello st Nicholson Wm. 17 Sycamore street Norcliffe John, 26 Lord street Nowill John & Sons, 17 Meadow st Nowill Wm. 126 Rockingham st Osborne Benjamin, 91 Allen street Osborne T. & Sons, 49 Carver st Padley Adam, 33 South street Parker Ebenezer, Little Sheffield Parker and Liuley, Canada place, Union street Parkin Jonathan, 79 Thomas street Parkin & Marshall, 23 Fumival st Parkinson James, 20 Radford street Peckett Wm. 15 Carver lane Perkinton Wm. 29 Orchard lane Pitts Charles, 7 Chester street Platts Isaac, 39 Wicker Platts & Ward, 72 Edward street Pryor Samuel, ct 30 St Thomas st Purdy Joshua, 154 Fitzwilliam st Ranfield Wm. 1 Shude hill Roberts and Mettam, (patent,) 100 Fargate Revitt & Hull, 15 Meadow street Rodgers Chas. Wm. 52 Lambert st Rodgers Geo. and Co. 23 Norfolk In Rodgers John & Sons, 23 Spitalfields Rodgers John, 42 Lee croft Rodgers Jph. & Sons, 6 Norfolk st Sansom T. and Sons, 45 Norfolk st Sansom Wm. & Co. 105 Norfolk st Saynor Saml. & Son, 13 Edward st Schofield Isaac, 9 Broomspring In Schofield Wm. court 2 Joiner lane Shaw Wm., Broomspring lane ShirtcliffChas.& Mtw. 21 Garden st Shortland Geo. & Son, 70 Carver st Simonite Joseph, Rough bank Simpson John, 99 Edward street Slack W. P. 64 Earl street Smith Hy. & John, 110 Rockgm. st Smith Joseph, 44 Coalpit lane South Edward, 115 Fitzwilliam st Spencer M. & Son, 107 Peacroft Stacey Brothers, 17 Orange street Steer & Webster, 7 Castle hill Standfield, Newbould,& Co.7Eyreln Staniforth Samuel, 150 Eldon street Stenton Wm. & Son, 25 Carver st Swindin James, court 9 Scotland st Taylor Joseph, Castle mills Townsend Francis, 198 Solly street Turner Thos. & Co., Suffolk Works Twigg Wm.28 Westbar Unwin & Rodgers, 23 Burgess st Wade, Wingfield, & Rowbotham, 82 Tenter street Walker James, 68 Eldon street Walters John & Co. 9 Carver st Warburton Joseph, 53 Wicker Ward Thomas, 2 Bacon island Webster & Johnson, 14 Sycamore st Wells Sarah, 56 Wellington street W'haley Matthew, 22 Castle mills Whaley Thomas, 28 Copper street Wild Peter, Kellam island Willey Charles, 47 Chester street Williamson Charles, Suffolk street Wilson and Southern, 239 Solly st Windle Joseph, 22 Lambert street Wood & Atkinson, 110 Rockgm. st Wood Benjamin & Co., Castle hill Wood Samuel, 109 Thomas street . W'oodcock Luke &Ths 1 4 Howard st Woodhead & Hartley, 7 Lambert st Woodhouse James, 175 Rockgm. st Wostenholm George and Son, 124 Rockingham street Wostenholm Jph. & Co.14 Steelhs. In Wragg John, 121 Scotland street Yates Joshua, 35 Howard street Yeomans John, 79 Arundel street CUTLERY & HARDWARE DEALERS. Barnascone Lewis, 19 Waingate Bertram James, 6 Market street Bussey Edwin, 40 Angel street Chadburn Brothers, 26 Nursery st Curtis Wm. 31 Wellington street Daffin George, 38 King street Emanuel Levi, 38 Division street Fagan Michael, 13 Waingate Gill Henry Wm. 143 Allen street Hamilton Michael, 27 Wicker Gledhill James, 261 Sollv street Hobson Edward, 67 Snig'hill McGiveru Thomas, 48 Snig hill Matthews James, 47 North street Miller David, 16 Fargate Millington John, 237 Mooriields Morgan Michael, 27 Bank street Naylor Thomas, 66 Snig hill Noyland Bernard, 61 Westbar Peacock Thomas, 5 Paradise square Pearce John, 38 Angel street Platts Isaac, 39 Wicker Poncia Dominic, 53 Westbar 274 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Head Isaac, 34 Lambert street Sutton Joseph, 20 Fargate Twigg Alfred, 13 Wicker Wilson & Southern, 239 Solly street Wood Joseph, 61 Campo lane CUTTERS.— BONE, HAFT, AND SCALE. Bacon Stephen, 28 Brocco street Bradford Samuel, Jericho street Brookes John, Pond mill gardens Crookes Samuel, 12 Pinfold street Eyre Thomas, Vicar lane Frith J., Castle mills, Blonk street Furness Charles, 39 Coalpit lane Gardiner Henry, 47 Scotland street Gaunt Joseph, 87 Hollis croft Guest Henry, 5 Love street Hadtield Wm. 44 Coalpit lane Lambert Thomas, 93 Carver street Lund John, 92 Bridge street Perkington Joshua, 29 Orchard lane Rhodes Henry, 10 Moor street Russell Francis, Wells' wheel Spooner John, court 14 Hollis croft Stork Edwin, ct 55 Townhead street Timm Wm. court 293 Beet street Vallantine Jonathan, 44 West st Watkinson John, 73 Peacroft Watkinson Samuel, 58 Peacroft Wigfall Thomas, court 1 Meadow st Wilson Wm. 24 Westbar green Winterbottom S. 22 Little Pond st Woollen Jonathan, 127 Gibraltar st CUTTERS.— BUCK, STAG, HORN HAFTS AND SCALES. Beardshaw Wm. 7 Sims croft Beet Wm. 126 Rockingham street Burrows Saml. Henry and John, 26 Shepherd st Chester George, 102 Fargate Cutts Jonas, Vicar lane Dickinson Wm. Hy. 26 Chester st Fisher Wm. & Sons, 27 Orchard pi Gaunt Joseph, 87 Hollis croft Hall John, (dlr.) 54 Orchard street Horridge Wm. 28 Bow street Houlds worth Jph. & Co. 18 Grindlegt Machon Geo. 12 Rockingham st Marshall Edward, 155 Fitzwm. st Morton Wm. 5 Garden street Mottram Henrv, 46 Orchard street Osborne Alfred, 19 Smithfield Rhodes Joseph, 64 Westbar green Roberts and Mettam, 100 Fargate Robinson Thomas, 23 Figtree lane Stevenson Jas. court 76 Pond st Taylor James, 101 Fargate, and 5 Burgess street Trout A. (horn dlr.) 76 Hollis croft Wragg Jonathan, 36 Lee croft CUTTERS & PRESSERS of HORN HAFTS, SCALES, &c. Marked f are also Umbrella Hook, 8fc., Pressers. Ardron Samuel, 12 Holly street « Ashall Wm. 17 Sims croft Bashforth Thos. Long entry, Scot- land street Booth Solomon, yd. 171 Rockgm. st Boothroyd John, ct 44 Carver st fBowling J. & W. 44 Button lane Bradley John R. court 86 West st Brittlebank Joseph, 60 Peacroft Bullock John, 45 New st. In. Park Butler Chas. 23 Wellington street Butler Joseph, 49 Charles street Coggin Thos. & Sou, 57 Holly st Cooper John, Crown alley, Park Crookes Jph. court 28 Hollis croft Dignam M. (comb,) 62 Orchard st Dungworth Wm. 59 Porter street tFisher Wm. & Sons, 27 Orchard pi France Thomas, 100 Pond street Frith John, 33 Bowling green st fGouldthorpe and Greaves, 22 Bur- gess street Gouldthorpe Joseph, 85 Carver st Greaves Francis, 44 Radford st Hall Joseph, 66 Eldon street Harrison Wm. Cabbage alley Heaton Joseph, Creswick's square Hibberd Wm. 135 Fitzwilliam st Hides Geo. & Robt. 12 Hollis croft Holroyd J. (scale,) 116 Rockgm. st Holroyd Wm. (scale,) Jericho st Hutchinson Thos. ct 89 Hollis croft Jackson Wm. Cross Geo. st. Phila Kitson John, 30 Hague lane Lee George, 45 Burgess street Martin Joseph, 61 Coalpit lane Mason James, 210 South st. Park Masons & Beardsworth, 90 Bridge st Matthews Thomas, 11 Carver lane Merrill, Jarvis,& Merrill, 46 Hollyst Mitchill F. (comb,) Creswick's sqr Morton Thomas, 62 Broad street Murfin & Hancock, 104 Allen st Newton Isaac, court 3 White croft Owen Thomas, 20 Earl street Parkin J. & T. ct 89 Hollis croft Randall Joseph, ct 32 Pinstone st Rayner Joseph, 59 Townhead st Reaney Joseph, 86 West street TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 275 Ratcliffe Wm. ct 89 Hollis croft fRoberts and Mettam, 100 Fargate Sedgwick T. (comb,) 70 Charles st Shaw Wm. 19 Charles street Shaw Wm. 3 Pinstone street Simpson S. (comb,) Creswick's sq Simpson Jas. 113 Snow hill, Park Steel Thomas, 5 Paradise lane Stones Geo. & John, 89 Hollis croft Stray John, ct 34 Cumberland st Sykes George, 3 Harmer lane Taylor Wm. 20 Earl street Thompson Wm. (comb,) 33 Highst.P fUnwin George, 48 Garden street "Wait Wm. School street, Park Wall Frederick, 91 Allen street Wasnidge Wm. 100 Pond street Wheelhouse Rt. & Geo. 44 School eft Wheelhouse Thos. ct 89 Hollis croft Wilkinson Fredk. ct. 89 Hollis croft Woofindin Alfred, 151 Fitzwn. st Woofindin Yiucent, 72 Wellington st CUTTERS.— IVORY, HORN, and FOREIGN WOOD HAFTS AND SCALES. (See also Turners.) Carlisle Wm. 23 Orchard lane Carr Rowland, 50 Rockingham lane Chester George, 106 Fargate Dalton Geo. (ivory,) 102 Wellington st Driver John, 25 Charles street Driver Wm. Sydney street Fisher Wm. & Sons, 27 Orchard pi Gaunt Joseph, 87 Hollis croft Houldsworth Jph. & Co. 19 Grindlegt Jepson John B. Soho wheel Lennard John, 2 Workhouse croft Marsden Wm. 86 Hoyle street Mottram Henry, 46 Orchard street Primrose Daniel, 10 Burgess street Rhodes Jph. 64 Westbar green Robinson Thomas, 23 Figtree lane Shirtcliff Cs. & Matw. 21 Garden st Smith Henry, 92 Bridge street Smith James, 92 Bridge street Smith Thos. 188 Rockingham street Taylor James, 101 Fargate CUTTERS.-FEARL. Marked f are Pearl fy Ivory Carvers and Hook, fyc. mfrs. Barnes Abraham, 25 Chester street Carr Thomas, 6 Pond street fHerring John, sen. ct 44 Eldon st fHerring John, 108 Wellington st f Leivesley Charles, Orchard lane Mabbott Wm. Thos. 50 Rockgm. In Mappin James, Back Norfolk row Mappin Jph. & Son, ct 50 Fargate Roberts W 7 m. 52 Queen street Robinson Thos. 23 Figtree lane Shirtcliffe John, 19 St. Thomas st fTrown John, 47 West street fUnwin George, 48 Garden street f Woodcock L. & T. 14 Howard st DEALERS IN IVORY, Tortoise Shell, Foreign Wood, Buck, and Stag fy Ox Horns, Bones, fyc. (Marked f Horn and Bone only.) Beardshaw Wm. 7 Sims croft f Best J. T. & J. 12 Howard street Chester George, 102 Fargate fClarke Thos. 16 Bower spring Dalton Samuel, 216 Glossop road Driver John, 25 Charles street Fenton Benj. & Co. 30 Newcastle st Fisher Wm. & Sons, 27 Orchard pi Greaves Francis, 44 Radford street Hall Saml. (ivory and shell,) 262 Bright street Hawksley John, 22 Hollis croft Houldsworth Jph.&Co. 18 Grindlegt fHudson Joseph, 60 Broad street Lennard John, 2 Workhouse croft f Masons & Beardsworth, 90Bridge st f Matthews Thomas, 11 Carver lane f May James, 50 Pond street Myers L. and Co. 75 Eyre st fParker Samuel and Son, Parker's wharf, Blast lane Rhodes Joseph, 64 Westbar green Roberts and Mettam, 96 Fargate Taylor James, 101 Fargate fUnwin George, 48 Garden street Valley John (ivory) 141 Arundel st Wild 'William, 34 Coalpit lane DESIGNERS. (See Artists, Diesinkers, fyc.) DIESINKERS. Ainley Thomas, Little Sheffield Barnes Mattw. & Son, 108 Pond st Barnes Robt. & Son, 241 Rockgm. st Beresford Isaac, 12 Carver street Cooper Francis, 62 Hollis croft Eagle Thomas, 73 Division street Ellison Edw. 107 Fitzwilliam st Frith and Landers, ct 69 Division st Gray Wm. 46 Eyre street Hoyle John, 80 West street Lee Arthur, 6 Tudor street Richardson Samuel, 35 Bramall la Schofield Wm. 56 Rockingham st Tyzack Mark and Sons, 92 Carver st Walch Chas. 13 Commercial street Ward Wm, Geo. Pond mill gardens 276 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Woofindin Verdon, 151 Fitzwm. st Woollen Jonth. ct 1 New Church st DYERS AND SCOURERS. Beal Ann, 3 Hoyle street Cheadle Walter, 110 Barker's pool Clarke Edward, 78 West street Hardington Mrs Eliz. 56 Orchard st Miisham Wm., Nottingham; C. Cox, agent, 40 Church street Roberts H. and M. 41 Arundel st Shiers Mary, 62 Coalpit lane Sparrow Joseph, 30 Holly street Taylor James, 80 Bridge street West Hugh, 52 Burgess street Wood Robert, 20 Wicker EATING HOUSES. Marked § are Temperance Coffee Houses. Askey George, 24 Watson walk §Cocker Samuel, 1 1 Button lane §Cutts Joseph M. 25 Flat street §Dalton Thomas, 3 George street Fieldsend Wm. 17 Commercial st Fox Thomas, 32 Waingate Frost Sarah, 23 Waingate Hancock John, 29 Waingate Graham Wm. 26 Duke street, Park Jones Wm. 30 Furnival road Kay John, 23 Change alley Lant Emma, 13 Castle folds Lishman Wm.38 Broad street Marshall Hannah, 27 Hartshead §Nicholson Henry, 8 Bow street Raby Sarah, 18 VVestbar Rodgers Thomas, 10 Castle street Thackray Henry, 14 Broad street Theaker James, 102 Old Haymkt Thompson George, 18 Wicker §Turton Geo. H. 36 Trafalgar st Turton Joseph, 101 South street Upton George, 6 Bank street § Walker Thos. & Jno. 7 Castlefolds §Watts John, 18 Bridgehouses Wells Wm. 41 Exchange street §Whittles Thomas, 9 Paradise sq Wolsteuholme Thomas, 70 Westbar EDGE TOOL MANFRS. Ash Wm. Henry, 14 Norfolk lane Beardshaw Jonth. & Son, 16Garden st Beet Jonth. and Sons, 184 Broad In Bishop Samuel, 166 Young street Brookes Wm. & Son, 29 Rockgm.st Bush & Birkhead, 35 Rockngm. In Butcher Wm. & Saml. 41 Eyre lane Corfield John, 13 Smithfield Cutler Hiram G., Castle hill Cutler John, jun. 42 Charlotte st Drabble and Sanderson, 37 Russell st Drury Robert and Co. (fancy tools) 6 Leadmill road Eadon Moses, 107 Norfolk street Fenton and Marsdens, 51 Bridge st Greaves Isaac, Broad st lane, Park Greaves Wm. and Sons, Sheaf Works Green Alfred, 86 Pond street Hall Wm. 54 Porter street Herring John, Broad st lane, Park Hinchliffe Geo. W. 87 Eyre street Hoole and Brooksbank, Malinda st Hobson Francis, Saville street Holy Daniel & Geo. 4 Eyre lane Horn W. I. and Co. 67 Bridge st Howarth James, 121 Fitzwilliam st Ibbotson Brothers, Globe Works Ibbotson, Peace, & Co. 84 Russell st Ibbotson Thos. & Co. Paternoster row Kenyon John and Co. 4 Sheldon st Kirk Peter & Son, 31 Norfolk lane Law Philip, 60 Carver street Lockwood Brothers, 74 Arundel st Marriott and Atkinson, Atterchffe Marshall J. and W. 40 Eyre street, and 83 Allen street Marshall and Stones, 60 Arundel In Marshes and Shepherd, 10 Forge In Mitchell Robert, 211 Portobello st Mort Henry, Castle hill Moseley Geo. and Son, 7 Workhs. In MottramThos. & Son, 157 Arundel st Moulson Brothers, 49 Division st Newbould Saml. & Co. 170 South st Oakes Wm. Spitalfields Peace S. and Sons, (J. Cam's,) 9 Forge lane, and 48 Meadow st Reaney and Wood, 50 Bernard st Roebuck Jonathan, Saville street Schofield George, Sheldon row Sorby John and Sons, Spital hill Sorby Robt. & Sons, 2 Carver street Spear and Jackson, Saville street Spencer Matthias& Son, 107 Peacroft Stones Frederick, 31 Orchard place Swinscow and Manuel, Coalpit lane TaylorW. (spokeshave) 3 Division In Turner John, 121 Saville street Turner Thos. & Co. Suffolk Works Warburton Brothers, 21 Furnival st Ward and Payne, 110 West street Wharton G. and Co. Cadmanst EMERY GRINDERS. Hodgson Geo. Walk mill, Twelve o'clock Marshall Saml. (emery and glass pa- per mfr.)Castle mills, & 40Eyre st TRADES AND PROFESSIONS 277 ENGINEERS. (See Millwrights, Ironfounders, and Land Surveyors. ENGRAVERS AND COPPER- PLATE PRINTERS. (See also Mark Mkrs. fy Diesinkers.) Bacon Wm. Henry, 56 Pye bank Bell and Tompkin, 3 Mulberry st Berry Henry, 68 Campo lane Birtles Abraham, 16 Fargate Bright W. H. court 27 High street Cadman R. T. ct 36 Sycamore st Chapman and Lowe, 3 Campo lane Fleming Chas. J. ct 19 High street Foster Charles, court 41 Fargate Fry Wm. 34 Change alley Greaves Thomas, 32 Chapel walk Horrabin Samuel, 142 Solly street Hoyland Fredk. 18 Campo lane King Robert, 19 Burgess street Mappin James, ct 6 Norfolk row .Mappin Jph. court 18 Sycamore st Mequiner and Kilner, 2*8 Norfolk st Mequiner Nathl. (printer only,) 12 New Church street Parkin John F. 33 Orchard street Rodgers James, 18 New Church st Rodgers John, 13 New Church st Rodgers John, jun. 16 Holly street "White Henry, 53 Peacroft Wilson George, 176 Rockgm. st ENGRAVERS' TOOL MKRS. (Marked f are Cast Steel Drawers.) Bush & Birkhead, 35 Rockgm. lane fFellows Wm. 52 Campo lane fHowarth Jas. 121 Fitzwilliam st Hall Wm. 54 Porter street Lewin George, 71 Milton street Littlewood John, 91 Broad street Moseley Geo. & Son, 7 Workhouse In fTaylor Henry, 105 Fitzwilliam st ETCHERS & GILDERS. Abbott John, Cherry tree yard Berry Henry, 68 Campo lane Chesman Rd. 138 Rockingham st Harris Wm. Jas. 98 South st. Park Hibbard John, 18 White Bear walk Hodgkinson John, 38 Trafalgar st Horrabin Samuel, 142 Solly street Horrabin Wm. B. 60 Hollis croft Parkin John F. 33 Orchard street Rodgers Wm. 79 Wellington street Skinner Thomas, 3 Campo lane Thomas Edward, 92 Lord street White Charles, 38 Trafalgar street Wild Joseph, White Bear walk FEATHER MERCHANTS. Atkinson and Lee, 44 Angel street Jones John, 63 Market place Scott Peter, 34 Fargate Shepherd John, 14 Old Haymarket FELLMONGERS& LEATHER DRESSERS. Agar Ann, Castle folds Holman Nicholas Rt. ] 18 Bridge st Hoole Wm. 34 Pinstone street Mills Samuel, 26 Neepsend, and 17 Fruitmarket Owen John, Hillfoot FENDER MANFRS. Bagnall Frederick, Norwich street Baxter George, 16 Button lane Carr George, 30 Arundel street Carr and Steel, 8 Sycamore street Eadon Moses, 109 Norfolk street Greaves, Ward, and Ibbofcson, Rel- iant Foundry Hattersley George, 61 Wentworth st Hoole Henry E., Green lane Works Horn Wm. I. & Co. 67 Bridge st Lawrence Wm. Leicester street Littlewood J.(fender tool,) 9 1 Broad st Milner Ann, 50 Garden street Morton Joseph, 31 Eyre street Robertson and Jobson, Love street Senior John, 66 Hollis croft Sheldon Ths. & Son, 105 Trafalgar st Stancer George, 46 Rockingham st Stuart and Smith, Roscoe Place Turton Edward, 26 Nursery lane Waller John, 17 Workhouse lane Wells Joseph, (iron,) 44 North st Woodcock Richard, 62 Broad st FILE MANUFACTURERS. Auckland John, 23 Garden street Baker John, 126 Rockingham st Barnsley George, Corn hill Beardshaw Jonth. and Son, 16 Gar- den street Beardshaw, Stevenson, and Co. 30 Hollis croft Bedford John, 12 Bower spring Beet Jonth. and Sons, 184 Broad lu Binney Thomas, 48 Lambert street Birkinshaw John, 18 Fiat street Blackwell John, 51 Lambert street Blake and Parkin, 3! Meadow st Brookes Ann, court 19 Arundel st Brown John, 24 Orchard street Bullock George, 6 Orchard lane Butcher Wm.&Saml. 13 Furnivalst Cadman Chs. & Sons, 56 Andrew sfc Carr Charles, 73 Broad lane 2 A 278 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Carr John & Riley, 41 Bailey lane Carr Scamadine, 108 Broad lane Charlesworth Wm. Hammond street Cocker Saml. & Son, Porter Works Crookes, Roberts, & Co. 44 Porter st Pale Gamaliel, 64 Hermitage st Drabble & Sanderson, 37 Russell st Eadon Moses, 107 Norfolk street Earl and Co. 2 Little Pond street Ellison Joseph, Wellmeadow road Eisher and Bramall, Burntree lane Garfitt Thos. (saw files,) Wellfield House, Little common Gatley Thomas, 105 Edward street Grantham Maria, 2L Bailey street Greaves John, 36 Dunfields Greaves Wm. & Sons, Sheaf Works Green Alfred, 86 Pond street Green John, Gas office yd. Bow st Gregory & Redfearn, 30 Edward st Groves Rd. and Sons, 71 Snow lane Hall Wm. 54 Porter street Heeley Henry, 31 New street, Park Hill Henry, 7 Meadow street Hill John, 158 South street Hobson Francis, Saville street Hoole Henry E. Green lane Hoole and Brooksbank, Malinda st Hoole, Staniforth, and Gray, 31 Arundel lane Horn Wm. I. and Co. 67 Bridge st Horton Joseph, court 3 Leicester st Howgate Samuel, jun. Pea croft Hurst Francis, 31 Burntree lane Ibbotson Brothers, Globe Works Ibbotson, Peace, & Co. 84 Russell st Ibbotson Ths. & Co. Paternoster row Johnson, Cammell, and Co., Cyclops Works, Saville street Jowitt B. Gas office yard, Bow st Kenyon John and Co. 4 Sheldon st Law Philip, 60 Carver street Lewin G. (watch files,) 71 Milton st Lockwood Brothers, 74 Arundel st Long, Gregory, and Co. 105 Eyre st JiOxley Thos. 73 Lower Allen st Machen G. and Son, The Hirst Machen John, High st. lane, Park IVIakin Thos. and Son, 38 Carr lane Marriott and Atkinson, Attercliffe Marsh John, 55 Wellington street Marshall J. & W. 83 Lower Allen st Marshall&Cheetham,184Gibraltarst Marshes and Shepherd, 10 Forge In Mason W'm. 80 White croft Mottram Ths. & Sons, 157 Arundel st Naylor, Vickers, & Co. Don Works, Millsands Newbould R. and J., C adman st Nowbould Saml. & Co. 170 South st Parkin Brothers, 21 Wicker lane Parkin John and Wm. 92 West st Peace John and Chas. 99 Peacroft Peace Wm. 55 Garden street Peace S. and Sons, 9 Forge lane Richardson Francis, 19 Pinstone st Roebuck Jonathan, Saville street Rowbotham D. Gas office yd. Bow st Scott David, court 51 Trinity street Slinn Robert, Highfield Smith Elijah, 8 Comhill Smith George, 44 Whitecroft Smith Hy. & John, 110 Rockgm. st Sorby John and Sons, Spital hill Spear and Jackson, Saville street Spencer Matthias & Son,107Peacroft Stagg Wm. Hy. & A. 91 Edward st Stagg Geo. Grove row, Hillfoot Standfield, Newbould,&Co. 7 Eyre In Stanley Charles, 29 South street Stevenson Joseph, 52 Hollis croft Stones Frederick, 31 Orchard place Stork John, 41 Snow lane Thompson Robert, 200 Granville st Trickett James, 92 Backfields Turner Thos. and Co. Suffolk Works Turton Thos. and Sons, 1 Russell st TyzackWm. & Sons, 230 Rockgm. st Ward and Payne, 110 West street Wade, Wingfield, and Rowbotham, 82 Tenter street Webster & Johnson, 14 Sycamore st Wharton Geo. and Co. Cadman st Whittles George, ct 19 Union st Wilcock Edward, 73 Lower Allen st Wilson, Hawksworth, and Moss, 1 Arundel lane Winder John H., Royds Works Wing Michl. & Jph. 31 Brownell st Witheford Edwin, Balm green Wolstenholme Jph. 42 Leicester st Wragg Joseph, 1 Charles lane FIRE IRON MANFRS. (See also Fender Manufacturers.) Hoole Hy. E. Green lane Works Stuart and Smith, Roscoe Place Turner Harriet & Wm. 120 Allen st Ward George, 7 Bacon island FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE OFFICES AND AGENTS. Argus, T. N. Bardwell and Sons, 20 High street TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 279 Birmingham Tire, Fairbank & Son, 3 East parade British Commercial, "W. P. Milner, 5 St James' street Clerical and Medical, Win, Gillott, 30 Change alley Commercial & Genl. Life, E. Bram- ley, 6 Paradise sq ; "Wood Readett, 80 Fruit mkt ; and W. W. Foote, 35 Norfolk street Dissenters and General, E. Smith, 1 Bank street European Life, Fairbank and Son, 3 East parade Farmers', Jonth. Giliatt, 10 York st Guardian Fire and Life, Wm. Bick- ley, 10 St James' street Imperial, F. W. "Wilson, 2 Surrey st Law Life, J. Stani forth, 8 Paradise sq Leeds and Yorkshire, Parker and Smith, 13 George street London Assurance, Joseph Kirk, 33 Victoria street Loudon Union, Thos. Court, Suffolk Works London, Edinbro', & Dublin, Saml. Mitchell, 8 Campo lane Manchester Fire and Life, Marcus Smith, Corn Exchange National Provident, A. C. Branson, 4 Fargate North British, Thomas Marshall, 16 St James 9 row- Norwich Union, B. Schofield & Son, Music Hall, Surrey street Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire Fire and Life, Jno. Hyde, 84 Norfolk st Pelicau, Anty. Whitaker, 22 Fargate Phoenix Fire & Crown Life, Ridge and Jackson, 5 King street, and Paul Bright, 73 Wicker Protestant Dissenters, lit. Leader, jun. 41 High street Reliance Life, J. Pearce, jun. 24 High street Royal Farmers' and General, C. W. Bingley, 30 Change alley ; and W. Wright, Norton Scottish Equitable, J. W. Smith, 9 East parade Standard Life, Henry Simpson, 37 High street Sheffield Fire Office, Wm. Brownell, 15 George street Sheffield, Rotherham, & Chesterfield Fire and Life, Thomas Bell, manager, 25 Norfolk street Sun Fire and Life, Thomas Oates, 1 East parade United Kingdom, John Yeomans, jun. 45 Norfolk street West of England, Thos. Branson, 11 St James' row Western, J. Beckett and Sons, 16 Norfolk row York and North of Eugland, T. Lofthouse, 66 Snig hill Yorkshire Fire & Life, R. J. Gains- ford, 6 Paradise square FIREWORK MAKERS. Bywater George, Kelvin grove Copley Frederick, 6 South street Wade Mrs Sarah, 83 West street FISHING TACKLE xMAKERS. Berry Joseph, 43 Church street Fox Joshua, 19 Wicker Rhodes John, 215 Moorfields Turton John, 59 Charles street FISHMONGERS. Marked * are Dealers in Game, Booth John, J 83 Gibraltar street Crowder Elizabeth, 2 Coulston st 'Dickinson George, 22 Dixon lane •Emmet John, 17 Bow street Flin Peter, 99 Scotland street *Fox Joseph, 12 Fargate Guest Charles, 180 West street *HaighWm. JO Fargate Jones David, 53 Silver street head Kirkman Thomas, 126 Gibraltar st Knowles John, 112 South street Marriott George, 129 Gibraltar st *Maskell Joseph, 21 King street •Parkinson Alfred, 1 Bow street Pashley John, 1 Anson street *Pearson Robert, 106 South street Pearson Wm. 175 Glossop rd. mkt Smith James, 3 South street Trippet John, 12 Pond street Walker Anthony, 162 Gibraltar Bt Welford Wm. 5 Sheaf bridge FRENCH POLISHERS. Bolton James, 8 Townhead street Reading Charles, 1 Backfields Tasker & Hudson, ct 22 Coalpit In Wales Wm. 22 Townhead street FRUITERERS. (See Gardeners, Confectioners, and Grocers.) FURNITURE BROKERS. (See Cabinet Makers also.) Addy C, 6 Workhouse lane Andrews Samuel, 8 Hartshead 280 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Askew Wm. 8 Dixon lane Beard Thomas, 78 Trippet lane Boyes Matthew, 19 Steelhouse lane Boyes Wm. 125 Gibraltar street Brookfield Frederick, 60 Westbar Bussey Edwin, 42 Angel street Clayton John, 26 Paradise square Clayton Philip, 10 Union street Coope John, 4 Cornish street Cowen Thomas, 125 Devonshire st Croft James, 138 South street Davy Joseph, 8 and 6 Westbar Dranstield Lucy, 23 Campo lane Elsworth Wm. 36 Scotland street Gillott George, 78 Snig hill Gillott Joseph, 15 Redcroft row Godbehere Henry, 11 Grindlegate Green John, 48 Church street Greenwood Charles, 9 Campo lane Hall John, 43 Carver street Harris Francis, 65 Westbar Hattersley John, 10 Union buildgs Hattersley John, 22 Paradise square Jackson Wm. 52 Allen street Jubb Thomas, 20 Westbar green Kirkby Samuel, 117 South street Lamb George, 92 Fargate Law Ann, 10 Coulston street Lister John, 32 Westbar green Litster Wm. 8 Union street Marsh Joseph, 22 Westbar green Megson John, 28 Westbar green Moorhouse Thomas, 33 Division st Newton Thomas, 1 Castle street Nightingale Thomas, 61 North pa- rade Norton John, 18 Coulston street Primrose Alfred, 82 Burgess street Richardson Westall,4 Coalpit lane Baby Joseph, 32 Division street Riley Richard, 24 Fargate Shepherd Christiana, 35 Peacroft Smilter Benjamin, 59 Westbar Smith Ann, 19 Paradise square Smith George, 2 Silver street head Smith Thomas, 46 Smith street Staniforth Sarah, 28 Scotland st Steel Jesse, 21 Westbar Styring Sarah, 87 Campo lane Swan Archibald, 18 Westbar green Taylor Francis, 48 Pinstone street Timperley John, 45 Bridge street Turnell Isaac, 85 Fargate Unwin Charles, 48 Westbar Womersley George, 78 Edward st Wright Wm. 65 Tenter street GARDENERS & SEEDSMEN. Marked * are Nurserymen also, and f Green Grocers Sf Fruiterers only. ♦Allsebrook Chas. 24 Hermitage sc Andrews J. 42 King st. & Spitaltields Atkinson James, Broomhill cottage fAwdas Elizabeth, 75 West street Bacon Wm., Woodside Barker David, 85 West street fBarker Wm. 132 Gibraltar street Bell James, Stoker Cottage Bennett Edward, 8 Fruitmarket *Blacfctin J. 100 Scotland street, and Neepsend fBlacktin Joseph, 121 Meadow st fBlyde Joseph, 72 Westbar *Boden Samuel, Attercliffe fBurgin.W. 82 Westbar, and 16 Fruitmarket Cantrell Joseph, Broomhall Coope James, Strawberry hall lane fCrookes Thomas, 31 Division st fDavison George, 5 Pinfold street fDenniff John, 4 Fruitmarket fDenniffThos. 13 King street, and 22 Wicker fDepledge Richard, 8 Pond street *Donelly James, 62 Pinstone street *Dronfield Mary, Little Sheffield •Fisher, Holmes, & Co. 14 Market pi fFox Elizabeth, 21 Fruitmarket fFox Wm., Castle folds lane fFroggatt Ann, 13 Pinstone street *Garnett J. 39 King st. & Hallcar Gill George, Fentonville *Godwin Fisher, 49 Market place, and Heeley *Hadfield John, Stanton broom Hawksley Charles, Pisgah fHewitt Edward, 33 Scotland street *Holden Wm., Brightside lane Ibbotson J. 40 King street, and Brightside lane •Joel George, Ecclesall new road fKirkham Thomas, 126 Gibraltar st fKnowles John, 103 South street Knowles Wm. 20 Bridgehouses fLeadbeater Hannah, 66 Orchard st tLees Mary, 66 Pinstone street McDermott John, George st. Phila Marsden John, Highfield fMalkin Wm. 133 Gibraltar street t Marshall Joseph, 120 Barker's pool Maney W. Strawberry hall lane *MilnerWm.37 King st. & Neepsend fNicholson Rebecca, 12 Fruitmkt fNoble George, 9 Fruitmarket TRADES AND PROFESSIONS 281 fOates John, 91 Tenter street Platts George, 230 Moorfields, and 256 Shales moor fPlatts Sarah, 111 Westbar Priestley Peter, 19 Pond street fRaywood Ann, 17 Broad street fRotherham Ann, Giossop rd. mkt tSainby Joseph, 234 Moorfields *Scott John, 210 West street fSedgwick Joseph, Castle folds lane fSiddell Wm., Old Fishmarket Smith David, Cherry tree hill fSmith Wm. 278 Shales moor fSpencer Joseph, 133 South street •Stones Wm., Brightside lane •Stubbing G. 43 Kfng st.&Harvestln tTubby Ann, 19 Norfolk row Turner James, 20 Fruitmarket fTurner Charlotte, 72 Snighill •Turner Robert. Ecclesall New rd fWeldon James, 41 Fargate tWood John, Old Fishmarket Wicks John, 114 South street GAS FITTERS. (See Whitesmiths and Plumbers.) GERMAN SILVER WARE, &c, MANFRS. (See also Britannia Metal, Silver Cutlery, and Spoon Manfrs.) Broadhead and Atkin, Britannia Works, 1 Love street Dixon James & Sons, Cornish Place Gallimore Wm. jun. 42 School croft Freeman Thos. W. 50 South street Harrison John, 116 Scotland street Hutton Wm. and Son, 27 High st Rodgers Aaron, Suffolk Works Rhodes T. and J. 13 Howard st Roberts and Slater, 38 Furnival st Roberts John, Low street, Park Russell Samuel, 188 West street Shallcross Wm. 64 Trinity street Shaw and Fisher, 43 Suffolk road Wolstenholme Joseph, 31 Broad st GINGER BEER, &c, MKRS. {Marked * are Soda Water fy Lemon- ade Manufacturers.) Collis James, Neepsend Daffin George, 33 Wicker Green Joseph, 100 Wicker Gillott Samuel, Burton head Haywood Wm. 33 Queen street *Hobson Henry, Meeting house In Ridge Richard, 65 Wicker •Taylor Richd. Thomas, 4 High & GLASS & LEAD MERTS. {Marked * arc Plate Glass Agents ) •Drury, Smith, and Swallow, 34 Howard street Mearbeck Thomas, 44 York street *Mycock Thomas, E. 106 Fargate *Pitt John, 20 Waingate Primrose Wm. 73 Westbar Seale Bernard, 25 Church street GLASS, CHINA, & EARTHEN- WARE DEALERS. {Marked f are Earthenware dealers only.) Ball Wm. 25 Silver street bead Bell Hanh. and Eliz. 52 Belfield st fBingham Wm. 33 Netherthorpe Booker Thomas, 18 Paradise square tChester Wm. 133 West street fFenton Joseph, 6 Cross Burgess st fGatherick Benj. 115 South street fGelthorpe, James, 165 South st Goodall Wm. 77 Westbar f Grant Benj. 32 Silver street head f Groves Ann, 23 Duke street, Park fH adfield Ann & Eliz. 183 Giossop rd fHaslam John, 10 Duke st. Park Hemsoll Joseph, 56 Division street tHepworth James, Little Sheffield Johnson Jph. (& filter mfr.) 61 Fargt fKay Francis, 158 Duke street, P. tLee Charles, 27 Duke street, Park fLawson Francis, 292 Shalesmoor tMarrison Joseph, 36 Chapel st. B. fMarshall Philip, 91 Fargate fNoble Sarah, 43 Wicker Parkin John, 30 High street Parkinson Joseph, 3 Bow street fPhenix Joseph, 176 Gibraltar st Reaney J. 25 Kingst& 6 South st.P.' fStainrod John, 5 Hicks lane Steel Bartholomew, 14 Paradise sq fSteel Thomas, 5 Paradise lane fWarren John, 30 Silver street hd fWilson Isaac, 67 Tenter street tWinterbottom Thos. 139 South st.P. f Woollen George, 31 Netherthorpe GLASS CUTTERS & DLRS. Blunn James, 92 Bridge street Brown Hanry, Shilo wheel Jackson Thos. H. (mfr.) 1 Pear st Jefferys Thos. R. 17 Castle mills Nichols George, 18 Norfolk street Wolstenholme Jph.R.9 Serjeant's rw GROCERS, TEA DLRS. & c . Marked 1, are also Hop and Seed Merchts; 2, Tallow Chandlers; 2a2 282 GROCERS, (SHEFFIELD.) and 3 , Corn, Flour, Ham, Bacon, and Cheese Factors. (See also Tea, fyc. Dealers.) 3 Adams George, 168 Gibraltar st 3 Andrew Joseph, 100 Westbar Asbton Jobn, 98 Allen street Ballans J. N. & Co. 3 Angel street Barlow & Potter, 3 Castle street Barlow Wm. 298 Shales moor Barrett Ann, 146 Portobello street Barton Jonathan, 30 Westbar 3 Barton Wm. 24 Wicker 3 Bellamy John V. 32 Union street Bell George, (wholesl.) 25 King st Bennett Joseph, 26 Church street, and 7 Castle street 3 Benson Charles, 159 South street Bingham, Hall, & Co. (wholesale,) 20 Old Haymarket 3 Bingham Wm. 197 Rockingm. st 3 Bishop Jph. Wright, 167 West st Bishop John, 189 Broomhall street Bishop Wm. 1 Duke street, Park Booth Abraham, 2 Castle street Booth Charles, 67 Westbar Booth Henry, 98 Trippet lane 3 Booth John, 33 Westbar, and 53 Broomhall street 3 Booth Wm. 50 Church street, and 56 Westbar 3 Bradwell John, 202 Upr. Allen st 3 Bright Westby, 60 Silver st. head l,2Broadhead John and Son, 116 Westbar 3Brookfield Thomas, 119 West st 3 Brown Edward, 174 Gibraltar st 3 Bromley Samuel & Son, 132 Por- tobello street 3 Burton Richard, 134 Gibraltar st 3 Bush Sleigh, 42 Brama 1 ! lane. 3 Butterell Edwin, 273 Shales moor Carnall Samuel, Little Sheffield 3 Carr Thomas, 6 Pond street Cartledge Charles, 80 Scotland st Cartledge James, 35 Broad Jane, and 18 St Philip's road 3 Challenger George, 1 Fornham st Challenger Martin, 19 Fargate 3 Chapman Robert, 30 Pinstone st 3 Cocker James, 51 Hermitage st Cocker Robert, 52 Scotland street Cocker Thomas, Little Sheffield 3 Colgrave Geo. Henry, 95 Hoyle st 3 Cooper & Turner, 27 Broad street 3 Cox Henry, 60 Norfolk street Cranswick Thomas, 4 Division st 3 Crookes Isaac, Little Sheffield 3 Crossby Brothers, (see corn and flour dealers) 2, 3 Crossland James, 81 Broad st Crossland David, 15 Campo lane 2 Crowther Wm. 34 Church street Darling James, 90 Westbar Darwin Thomas, 27 King street 1 Davy James S. 16 Bridgehouses Denton Benjamin, 17 Angel street Dodds Henry, 9 Netherthorpe place 3 Earl John, 49 South street Ellis Hannah, 10 Old Haymarket 3 Eyre Charles, 18 Broad street, P. Eyre Ellis, 67 Fargate Eyre Joshua, 154 South street 3 Foster Richard T. 114 West st 3 Genn T. & D. 54 Silver st. head Gilman John, 38 Bow street Gould Micah, 49 Market place Goodwin Wm. 136 South street 3 Goodwin Joseph, 84 Howard st Gould Wm. Wells, 105 South street 3 Green Joseph, 2 Hallcar terrace 3 Gregory Samuel, 31 Porter street 3 Haden Wm. 2 Edward street 3 Hall Francis, 266 Shales moor 1, 3 Hall John, 9 Broad street Hall Jonathan, 31 High street 3 Hancock Joseph, 228 Moortields 3 Hardwick Wm. 212 West street, and Little Sheffield 3 Hardwick Fras. 140 Arundel st 3 Hawks worth Wm. 84 Pond street Hibbert Joseph, 122 South street Holdsworth W. 60 Snig hill Hoole Charles, 16 Castle street Howson Henry, 58 Snig hill 3 Howson Geo. 48 Westbar green 3 Hudson Charles, 95 West street, and 146 Solly street 3 Hudson Joseph, 29 Westbar 3Hutton Wm. 107 South street 3 Jackson Martin, 18 Carver street 1, 3 Jarvis & Sons, 43 Snig hill 3 Jenuings Thomas, 238 Moorfields 3 Jepson Matthew, 60 Fitzwm. st Jewitt Wm. 21 Norfolk street Johnson John, 126 South street Kay David, 239 Glossop road Kay Richard, 20 Church street, and 58 High street 3 Leadbeater Alfred, Broomhill pi 3 Leadbeater John,Ecclesall New rd 3 Leadbeater Wm. 187 Allen street 3 Le Tall Johu, 32 Broad street Lister Wm. 84 Westbar Littlewood John, 80 Snig hill TRADES AND PROFESSIONS 283 Lodge and Oakes, 18 High street Lomas Sarah, 302 Shales moor 3 Lomas Wm., Little Sheffield 3 Mellor Richard, 116 Fargate Middleton Ldward, 5 Pinstone street 3 Mount Thomas, 58 Earl street 2 Newton John, 78 Fruit market Newton John, 58 Westbar 3 Parkes Wm. 147 Gibraltar street 3 Parkin George, 9 Waingate 3 Parkin Thomas, 10 Westbar Phillips Wm. 282 Shales moor Pirrie George, 21 Old Haymarket Porter Thomas, 7 King street 3 Prince John, 34 South street Read George, 3 Fargate Rhodes Cawthorne, 72 Pinstone st Ridal Charles, 138 Portobello street 3 Roberts George, 30 Pond street 3 Rogerson Thomas, 71 Pye bank 2 Rowbotham John, 94 Tenter st 3 Salvin Thomas, 260 Shales moor 3 Sampson Wm. 22 South street, and 126 Scotland street 3 Sampson Stephen and Luke, 182 Gibraltar street, and 25 Wicker 3 Savage John, 111 South street, P. Sharman Abm. & John, 118 South st Sharman Isaac, 211 Glossop road Shillito Richard, 27 Fargate 3 Sidebotham Jph. 179 Glossop rd 3 Simpson John, 52 Trippet lane Slagg Wm. 2 Pinstone street Smith Joseph, 68 Silver st. head 3 Smith Thomas, Little Sheffield, and 91 Broomhall street 3 Smith Wm., Little Sheffield 1,3 Staniforth&Hutton,123 Broad In 3 Staniforth Wm., 129 South street 3 Stevenson John, 25 South street 3 Swindell Geo., Ecclesall New rd 3 Swift Thomas, 35 Charles street, and 34 Scotland street Taylor Sarah, 73 Coalpit lane 3 Thorpe Frederick, 64 Division st Twibell k J. M. 35 Snig hill 2 Walker & Wall, (wholesale,) 35 Exchange street 3Waterhouse John, 101 Westbar 3 Waterman Wm. 12 Wicker Watson Thomas, 6 Fargate West Maurice, 32 Furnace hill Wheen Richard, 97 Arundel street 1 , 3 Whitaker Thomas, 2 Pinstone st White Wm. 8 George street Wilson John, 159 Upper Edward st Wilson Matthew, 83 South street 3 Wilson Thomas, 38 South street 3 Wilson Wm., 183 Eyre street Wing Thomas, 30 Netherthorpe 3 Wood Wm. 29 Bridgehouses 1 Woolhouse Fdk. 29 Old Haymkt Woolhouse Geo. 9 Old Haymarket 3 Wragg Charles, 83 Broad lane 3 Yates James, Glossop road Yeardley George, 274 Shales moor GUANO, &c. -(SeeTillage Merts.) GUN MAKERS. Dawson Edwin, 16 Westbar Portlock John, 11 Market street, & 7 Fruit market HACKLE & GILL PIN MFRS, (Also Hackles, Gills, fy Broaches.) Cocker John, Blonk street Cocker S. and Son, Porter Works Worrall, Hallam, & Co. 51 Effing- ham street HAIR SEATING & CURLED HAIR MANUFACTURERS. Hattersley Geo. 102 Spring st. and 18 North parade Jeeves Geo. & Sons, Little Sheffield Laycock James, 84 Bridge street Lay cock Joseph & Co., Matilda st Laycock Saml. & Sons, 24 Millsands i Laycock Thos. & Co. 137 Arundel st j Medley Sarah & Co. do Bridge st Terry Wm. 65 Pond street VVilson Joshua, ct 116 Pond street HAMMER MAKERS. (See also Anvil, fyc. Makers.) Brookes Wm. & Son, 29 Rockgm. st Jenkinson Thomas, 61 Porter street Oates James, 42 Button lane Kirk Peter & Son, 31 Norfolk lane Parker Wm. 2 Forge lane Sanderson Joseph, 47 Wicker Stones Frederick, 31 Orchard place HARDWARE.-fSrc Cutlery.) HAT MANFRS. & DEALERS. Those Marked * are Hat Manfrs,; and the others Dealers only* *Booth John, 52 Snig hill *Booth Joseph, 14 Fruit market Denniff Thomas, 13 King street Dunkerly Fanny, 6 Campo lane | *Dunkerly Samuel, 21 High street Habbishaw J. (caps,) 15 King st Husband Richard, 62 High street Howarth J. {dresser,) 22 Blue Boy st Johnson M. & H. 11 Old Haymarket * Martin John, 10 Pinstone street •Mason James, 91 Scotland street Mather John Thomas, 43 Westbar 284 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, *Millington John, 237 Moorfields *Millington Timothy, 21 Pond st Phillips Thos. (& furrier,) 69 Mkpl Ramsden Robert, 24 Castle street Redfern Jasper, 25 Angel street Richards Benj. 57 Marketplace Richardson John, 27 Campo lane ^Sanderson Samuel, 22 Chapel walk Sanderson S. sen. 10 Hartshead Sellars George, 56 Broad lane Senior Wm. 9 King street Siddell Wm. (caps,) 1 1 King street Siddell Wm. jun. 36 Pinstone street Stones Samuel, 27 Snig hill Towers John, 36 High street Waring James, 14 South street Webster Edward, 53 Trippet lane Whiteley John A. 68 Market place HAY & STRAW DEALERS. Agar Ann, Castle folds Awdas Robert, Exchange street Barstow Solomon, 29 Button lane Cavill John, 32 Workhouse croft Drabble Joseph, 23 Bakers' hill Fieldsend Benj. 31 Sycamore street Hudson Edward, 1 Nursery street Haughey John, 115 Carver street Needham S. 7 Bridge street Wall Sampson, 223 Bright street Wells John, 16 Duke street, Park HORN PRESRS.— (See Page 27 4.) HOSIERS & GLOVERS. See also Linen Drapers fy Lace Dlrs. Bach Henry, 61 Market place Brookes John, 53 Market place Burrell William, 49 Snig hill Cad man Ann, 235 Moorfields Clarke John, 17 King street Cooper Edward, 48 Orchard street Cox Charles, 40 Church street Draper Edmund, 64 & 66 Fargate Dickinson Alfred, 64 Westbar Edmunds Ann, 28 Angel street Edwards William, 30 Church street Gladwin John, 98 Fruit market Goodall George, 283 Shales moor Gould Wm. Wells, 105 South street Gregory George, 10 Fruit market Hardy L. 9 High street Heathcote Joseph, 135 Gibraltar st Hobson J. (weaver,) 86 Scotland st Hopkins Elizabeth, 24 Angel street Humfrey W. L. 60 High street Hurst Wilson, 37 Silver street head, and 31 King street Ingle Sarah, 12 Castle street Knight Jonas, 108 Duke st. Park Lewis Elizabeth, 1 High street Lindley Wm. 30 Union street Littlewood William, 23 High street Newbould Charles, 78 Westbar Newton Thomas, 15 Waingate Palfreyman Thomas, 39 Westbar Pearson George, 50 Market place Plimsoll Mrs Priscilla, 178 West st Pullan T. H. 25 Snig hill Richardson William, 19 King street Roper James, 36 King street Slater Mrs Ann, 43 West street Senior William, 9 King street Smith Sar. & Eliz. 75 West street Smith John, 6 Castle street Smith Nancy, 9 Augel street Sw r ift William, 34 Angel street Watkinson Peter, (Berlin repository) 105 West street Wheeler William, 161 South street Wilkinsou Joseph, 41 South st. P. HOTELS, INNS, & TAVERNS. Marked * are Posting Houses. Acorn, W"m. Wynn, 264 Shales moor Albion, John Roberts, Little Shefld. Albion, Jph. Hobson, 35 Johnson st All Nations, Geo. Parnham, 8 Water lane Anchor, Paul Parnell, 223 Solly st •Angel Inn, Wm.Walker,15 Angel st Angel, Wm. Tomlinson, 14 Button lane, head of South street Angel, (Little) J. Munks, 94 Westbr Anvil, Saml. Ashton, 24 Waingate Anvil, Thos. Goodwin, 152 South st Army Hotel, Geo. Morton, Hillfoot Arundel Castle, Thos. Knight, 225 Arundel street Ball, John Spink, 18 Hawley croft Ball, Henry Platts, 13 Campo lane Ball, David Gilbert, 86 Carver st Ball, J. Hinchliffe, 72 Howard st Ball, Jas. Eyre, 116 Green lane Ball, J. Bulloss, 27 Spring street Ball, Geo. Rhodes, 50 Lambert st Ball, John North, 76 Burgess street Ball, J. Garner, Obome street Ball, Fras. Townsend, 44 Broad In Ball, Wm. Tarlington, 17 Scotland st Ball, Wm. Parker, 46 Furnace hill Ball, Joseph Skelton, Crookes Ball in Tree, Jno. Key worth, Clark- house lane Barley Corn, S. Wilson, 36 Coalpit In Barrack Tav., E. Frith, Philadelphia Barrel, Jas. Lowcock, Lttl. Sheffield Barrel, Eml. Rodgers, 64 Pinstone st INNS AND TAVERNS. 285 Barrel, Jph. Pearson, 86 Pyebank Barrel, W. Pearson, 40 Ltle. Pond st Barrel, John Watson, 118 Pond st Barrel, Abm. White, 69 Broad lane Barrel, Jas. Wilson, J5 Peacroft Barrel, Edw. Davis, 16 Charles st Barrel, H. Challiner, 36 Duke st P. Barrel, Jph. Mettam, 21 Edward st Barrel, Alfd. Newton, 36 Water lane Basin Tav., W. Hartley, 36 Blast In Bath Cottage, Isaac Fretwell, 125 Broomhall street Bay Horse, R. Anthony, 40 South st Bay Horse, John Wright, Pitsraoor Bay Horse, D. Fairest, 57Westbar gn Bazaar Hotel, Eliz. Pritchard, 116 South street Bee Hive, Thos. Wild, 200 West st Bees Wing, R. Winteringham, 34 Hartshead Ben Lomond, W. Golland, 23 Eyre st Black Bull, John Waddington, 74 Hollis croft Black Eagle, AnnBucklow, 80 Wel- lington street Black Horse, Thomas Hawke, 64 Howard street Black Horse, E. Crofts, 180 Allen st Black Lion, T. Barrett, 24 Bank st Black Lion, J. Moody, 33 Snig hill Black Bock, J. Fordham, 17 Castle st Black Swan, J. Outram, 29 Snig hill Black Swan, Mary Linley, 21 Bur- gess street Black Swan, Joseph Butterworth, 5 Fargate Black Swan, Jno. Staniforth, 1 Little Pond street Bloomsbury Tavern, George Oddy, Crookes moor side Blue Ball, S. Skelton, 67 Broad st Blue Ball, W. Best, 52 Pyebank Blue Bell, T. Colley, 4 Commercial st Blue Bell, C. Nicholson, 31 High st Blue Boar, Ann Woollen, 26 Westbr Blue Boar, My. Warburton, 16 Cross Burgess street Blue Bov, H.Wilson, 41 Shepherd st Blue Pig, J. Ellis, 22 Workhouse In Boot& Slipper, R.Daff,54Pinstonest Bridge Inn, J. Shaw, 2 Pond street Bridge Inn, J. Needham, Bridgehses Bridge Inn, Hy. Radford, Hillfoot Bridge Tavern, J. Turner, 3Bridge st Britannia, Sar. Marshall, 124 Porto- bello street Broomhall Tavern, Bosanna Taylor, 91 Broomhall street Brown Bear, J. Wild, 7o Norfolk st Brown Cow, J. Heath, 21 Radford rw Brown Cow, W. Packard, 56 Wicker Brown Cow, E. Feam, 3 Radford st Brown Cow, J.Andrews,27Trippetln Brown Cow, G.Webster, 23 Bridghs Brown Cow, Jas. Heath, 1 Broad In Bull's Head, W. Toplis, 2 Duke st Bull and Mouth, J. Broadbent, 30 Waingate Bull & Oak, Jph. Gould, 72 Wicker Bull & Oak, (New) Geo. Corker, 26 Furnival road Burns' Tav. J.Wood, 10 Townhd. st Burnt Tree Tavern, Jno. Walker, 83 Hoyle street Castle Inn, R. Meynell, 46 Snig hill Chequers, T. Beatson, 64 Coalpit In Chequers, J. Marples, 12 Rough bk Chequers, Jno. Gordon, 4 Meadow st Cherrytree Bowling Green, George Green, Cherrytree hill Cheerytree, George Trickett, 170 Gibraltar street Chester Castle, J. Hardv,33Chester st Club Mill, A. Holland* 39 Smithfield Coach & Horses, G. Monckton, 37 Water lane Cock, (Old) Thomas Mc Quhae, 11 Paradise square Cock, Wm. Barton, 26 Wicker Cock, Jph. Kirk, 59 Hollis croft ♦Commercial Inn, Benj. Shirley, 104 Old Haymarket Compass Inn, James Richmond, 38 Orchard street Cornish Inn, My. Gillott, Cornish st Cossack, W.Memmott, 43 Howard st Cricketers, S.Heathcote, Hyde Park Cross Daggers, William Wood, 50 Westbar green Crown, Ann Rowley, 15 Duke st P» Crown, Wm. Ellison, 31 Scotland st Crown, (Old) S. Stones, Little Shetid Crown and Anchor, W. Mallinson, 18 Stanley street Crown and Anchor, Hy. Sampson, 218 Bright street Crown and Cushion, Herbert Urton, 21 Old street Cup, (Old)W. Cartledge, 7 Market st Cup, John Machin, 17 Dun street Cutlers' Arms, Jph. Mellor, 7 New Church street Cutlers' Arms, G. Scholes, 38 Fargt 286 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Devonshire Arms, Jno. Cadman, 23 South street Dog & Partridge, Henry Fordham, 56 Trippet lane Dove & Rainbow Thomas Drury, 25 Hartshead Durham Ox, Wm. Wells, 41 Ex- change street Earl Grey, J. S. Goepel, 49 Silver street head Elephant, T. Ball, 2 Norfolk street Exchange Hotel, Geo. Hobson, 42 Exchange street Falcon, John Nuttall, 88 Peacroft Falcon, Jane Steel, 13 Flat street Fargate Vaults, James Chamber- lain, 35 Fargate Feathers, J. Parker, 48 High st. P. Fitzwilliam Hotel, John Booker, 55 Broomhall street Five- Alls, Hugh Parker, Infirmary road Fleur-de-lis, Thomas Robinson, 7 Angel street Florists, J. Butterfield, 121 Broad In Foresters, Jas. Pryor, Union bldgs Foresters, Charles Holland, 149 Rockingham street Fortune of War, Mary Booker, 102 Scotland street Fountain, Eliza Housley, 19 Pin- fold street Fox& Duck, J. Woodcock, Pyebank Fox and Duck, William Frith, 50 Broad lane Gardeners' Arms, Charles Palfrey- man, Occupation road Garrick Tavern, Jas. Leigh Leek, 6 Sycamore street Gate, Jas. Bearder, 10 Hollis croft George Inn, John Fisher, 70 Mkt.pl George IV., Joseph Brooke, Infir- mary road George and Dragon, G. Thompson, 86 Westbar George and Dragon, James Ellis, 93 Broad lane George Hotel, Wm. Palmer, New- George street GlobeWm. Underwood,! 07 Porter st Golden Ball, M. Bailey, 52 Wicker Golden Ball, Wm. Bradshaw, 12 Forge lone Golden Ball,Wm.Holland, 16Pond st Golden Ball, Benj, Hudson, 6Town- head street Golden Cock, Joseph Hudson, 78 Broad street Golden Fleece, J. Maw,12 NewHay- market GoldenLion, JohnAskham,5Forge In Gransby's Head, J. Hickson, 35 Hartshead Granville Inn, Wm. Nixon, 89 Granville street Grape Tavern, T. Freeman, 11 New Church street Grapes, T. Marsden, 84 Trippet In Grapes, Geo.Thompson ,76Fu rnace hi Green Dragon, Wm.Wheelhouse, 42 Fargate GreenMan, Josiah Key,9New Ch.st Green Man, G. Crofts, 23 Broad st Green Seedling, Eras. Newton, 57 Bailey street Grey Horse, E.Marrison, 25High st Greyhound, C. Staniiand, 185 Gi- braltar street Grindstone, G. Stead, Hallam gate Hall Carr Hotel, J. S. Goepel, Rail- way Station Hare&Hnds., J. Wright, 51Trinity st Hare and Hounds, Geo. Ashmore, 13 Nursery street Harlequin and Clown, J. Oglesby, 22 Johnson street Harrow, John South, 76 Broad st H arrow, Geo.Gillott,34 Harvest lane Hawthorne, W.Wilson,192Bernard st Uen&Chickens,H.Tingle,3Castle gn Hermitage, John Bullass, Litl. Shef. Hope& Anchor, J.Taylor,33 Bridgehs Horse and Jockey, J. Barratt, 19 Pond hill Hospital Tavern, Wm. Rose, 69 Park hill lane Hussar, JohnCorbidge, 51 Scotland st John Bull, T.H.Smith, 6 Division st Industry Inn, Sar. Scott, 34 Broad st Kelvin Grove, Geo. Bywater, Infir- mary road King'sArms, D. Hopkinson,17Fargt King's Arms, J. Scargill, 2 Old Haymarket ♦King's Head Hotel, Sarah Wood- head, 3 Change alley King'sHead, Jas.Thorpe, Canning st King and Miller, Geo. Wescoe, 16 Norfolk street KingWm.III.Hy.Lithgow,5Holly st King Wm. IV., L.Mounsey,78 Rus- sel street IXNS AND TAVEENS. 287 Light Horseman, Joseph Morton, Philadelphia LincolnCastle, Jn.Smith,26Brocco st Lion & Lamb, Jno. Dutton, 4 Rad- ford row Little Tankard, Charles Hoole, 11 Westbar green LiveryStables, J.Staniforth,Union In London 'Prentice (01d,)Thos. Mose- ley, 1 "Westbar green London 'Prentice, J. Wilkinson, 77 Spring street MatildaTav.,Rd.Horton, Matilda st Manor Castle, G.Heathcote, 86 Ed- ward street Masons' Arms, E. Waddington, Cricket inn road MeadowTav., G.Yernon,l lOMdw.st Mermaid, Wm. Stevenson, 35 Or- chard street MillsandsTav., J.Morton, 21 Millsds Milton's Arms, Ts.Gould,29Bailey In Milton'sHd., J.Morewood,29Allen st Minerva, J. Broomhead, Hillfoot Moon, Hy. Roberts, 13 Silver street Morpeth Arms, Geo. Pallett, 108 Allen street Mowbray Tavern, Wm. Taylor, 53 Scssex street Mulberry Tree, John Williams, 15 Mulberry street Murray's Arms, R. Didsbury, 58 Queen street Nag's Head, Jane Heaton, Nag's Head yard NeepsendTav., G.Aldred, Neepsend New Inn, F. Eroggatt, Saville st New Inn,Geo.Goodall,2 Penistonerd Newlnn, J.Armitage,]89Duke st.P. New Inn, Ann Yates Hallam, Ec- clesall New road New Market Hotel, Thos. Kilham, 20 Broad street New Market Inn, "Wm. Chadwick, 28 Eurnival road Norfolk Arms, AnnBlake, oNorfolk st Norfolk Arms, Hy. Rogers, 26Dixon In Norfolk Arms, Chas. Broomhead, 91 Granville street Norfolk Arms, John Chamberlain, 18 Sands paviours Norfolk Arms, Dd. Ledger, Manor Norfolk House, Mark Blackwell, 38 Furnival road OddEel ws.' Arms, J.Barker,38 Pitt st Old English Gentleman, James Jef- ferys, 12 Shude hill Old George,John Cooper, 17 Bank st Orange Branch, Joseph Allen, '28 H oil is croft PackHorse, Thos. Platts, 4 Westbar Palace Inn, John Ibbotson, 10 Ba- kers' hill Parrot, Alfred Hukin, 7 Button lane Peacock, J. Grayson, 200 Eitzwm.st Peacock, Mattw. Green, 11 Hoyle st Peter's Hotel, A. Ellison, 12lLordst PheasantInn,W.Oldfield,10Broad st Pilot, George "White, Green street Pine Apple, J. Wilkinson, Radford row PorterTavern, R.Swift, Sharrow vale Prince of "Wales, "Wm. Amory, 38 Sycamore street Pump Tavern, G.Saville, 73 South st PunchBowl ; Nncy.Smith,66Bridge st PunchBowl, E.Linder,50Silversthd PunchBowl, E.Broadbent,2 Spring st PunchBowl, Hy.Dickins,l40Southst Q-in-the-Corner, Robt. Richardson, 17 Paradise square Queen, Wm. Maxtield, Gatefield Queen Adelaide, Sarah Hannah, 1 Hermitage street Queen Street Hotel, John Chambers, 57 Queen street Queens Head, John Hunsley, 18 Castle street Queen'sHead,S.Staniforth,20Sheafst Queen's Hotel, Joseph Ashton, 71 Scotland street Rail way Hotel, Jph. Stones, 37 Wicker Rawson's Arms, Charles "Wroe, So Tenter street RedHse.ElizaWaterson, 168 Sollvst RedLion, Thos.Cheetham, Ltl.Sheff. Red Lion, B. Furniss, 52 Coalpit In Red Lion, M.A.Wells, 37 Charles st Red Lion, J. Hopkinson, 39Hartshd Red Lion, Wm. Stork, 15 Smithfield Red Lion, J.Smith, 149Duke st.Park RedLion, A.W.Turner. 18 Holly st ReinDeer,J.Blackbum,39South st.P Rein Deer, Wm. Banks, 111 Devon- shire street Reuben's Head, Jas. Leaf, 20 Lam- bert street Reuben's Head, W.Mettam, 50 Bur- gess street RifleTavern,John02-ley, 15 Bower st Robin Hcod, Eliz.Goulder, 86 Duke street, Park RockTavern, J. Strafford, 20Dixon In Rockingham Arms, Chas. Ward, 194 Rockingham street 288 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, Rose,Geo.Allender, 41 Workhs. croft Rose, Hannah Pacey, Owlertonbar Rose and Crown, J. Woodward, 21 Paternoster row Rose& Crown, G.Hartley,12Waingt Rose and Crown, Jas. Ashmore, 27 Holly street Rotherham House, Win. Bentley, 27 Castle folds RoyalGeo., T.Flather,32Rockgm. st Royal Hotel, T.Ogle, 106 Eyre lane Royal Hotel, Sarah K. Travis, 24 Old Haymarket Royal Mail, E. Eyre, 131 West st Ro'yal Oak, Hy. Hurt, 138 Pond st Royal Oak, Jas. Jarvis, 91 Allen st Royal Oak, John Linley, 36 West- bar green Royal Oak, Wm. Slack, 9 Hollis eft Royal Standard, Jas. Hodgson, 172 Saint Mary's road Rutland Arms, Wm. Rodgers, 86 Brown street Saddle, Benj. Armitage, 96 West st Saint Philip's Tavern, Richd. Brin- nen, 92 Saint Philip's road Scarborough Arms, W'm. Appleyard, 79 Fargate SevenStars, Hanh.Beet,36Trippet In Shades, Martha Turner, 20 Watson walk Shakspeare and Crown, W. C. Ro- sindale, 16 Sycamore street Shakspeare, J. Rubbins, 138 Gibral- tar street Sheaf Tavern, John Chadwick, 2 Effingham street Sheffield Arms, Richd. Alexander, 42 Meadow street Ship, Wm. Hibbert, 31 Water lane Shrewsbury Tavern, Wm. Shaw, 109 South street, Park Sir John Falstaif, Chas. Needham, 48 Wicker SocialTav., E.Thompson ,38Bailey st South Sea Hotel, James RatclifFe, Broomhill Sovereign, T.Outram, 70Rockgm. st Sportsman's Inn, John Hall, 26 Coalpit lane Sportsman, Jph.Yeardley, Pitsmoor Sportsmn. T.Cullingworth,4lWestbr Sportsman,Ts. Sermon, 17Newhall st Sportsman, J. Jarvis, 14Bridgehouses Sportsman, Sar.Norman, ISPeacroft SpreadEagle,Wm. Clifton, 9 Fargate Stag, John Haddon, 45 Carver st Stag, John Pearson, 28 Peacroft Stag's Head, Charlotte Marples, Sharrow head Star Inn, Rt.Rodgers, 100 Fruitmkt Star Inn, John Jow, 181 Gibraltar st Star, Joseph Green, 8 Whitecroft Star, Wm. Stewart, 83 Peacroft Stationlnn, AnnChambers,8 1 Wicker Sun Tavern, T.Wiley ,2701dHaymkt Swan-with-two-Necks, J. White, 28 Furnival street Talbot, Hy. Hall, 50 Cricket Inn rd Tankard, Mrs Drewry, 91 Westbar Tankard, Wm.Dov e ,29LittlePond st Tankard & Punch Bowl,Wm.Bram- ley, 94 Broad street Theatre Tavern, Ann Harwood, 37 Arundel street ThreeCranes, R. Franks, 46Queen st Three Horse Shoes, Thos. Higgin- bottom, 92 Norfolk street Three Horse Shoes, Joseph Marples, 12 Commercial street Three Pigeons, Wm. Hibbard, 117 Carver street Three Stags'Heads,Wm.Scamadine, 24 Pinstone street Three Tuns, Jas.Ragg.30Silversthd ThreeTuns,Wm..)ackson,110Brdg.st Three Tuns, John Thompson, 59 Or- chard street Three Whitesmiths, J. Colley, 1 Bridge street *Tontine Hotel, W. L. Bickley, Old Haymarket Town Arms, T. Frearson, 166 Duke street, Park Travellers'Inn, A.B.Eaton,82Snighl Travellers'Inn,J.Warburton,Broom- hill Travellers' Rest, Wm. Hunter, 135 South street Turk's Head, Harriet Layland, 108 Scotland street Turk's Head (New,) Jamej Hanby, 120 Scotland street Tuscan Tavern, Jas. Cockayne, 17 Saint Thomas street Twelve o'Clock, Jph.Ellis, Saville st Union,Wm.Blackford ; 6l Silver st hd Union, J. Stenton, 12 Bridgehouses Union, M. Osborn, 2 Coalpit lane Union, Geo.Hepworth, 26Furnacehl Union, Jph. Boot, Cherrytree hill Vaults, Sarah Bunting, 30 Castle st Vaults, J. Hickson, 35 Hartshead Victoria, Jno. Walker, 38 High st INNS AND BEERHOUSES, 289 Victoria Vaults, B. Fitzpatrick, 29 Fargate Vine, Wm. Watson, 4 Hartsbead "Warm Hearthstone, James Hogg, TWnhead street Washington Hotel, J. Monks, 79 Fitzwilliam street "Waterloo Tavern, Paul Ashley, 25 Watson walk Wellington, Elias Wright, 21 Coal- pit lane Wellington Inn, Geo. Parvin, Infir- mary road Well-run- Dimple, John Thompson, 112 Barker's pool Wentworth House, James Hirst, 260 Rockingham street Wentworth House, Wm. Lee, 18 Wentworth street Wharncliffe Arms, Thos.Littlewood, 40 West street Wheat Sheaf,Wm. Chapman, 18 Pe- nistone road Wheat Sheaf, J.Turner, 11 Bridge st White Bear, E. Binney, ct lOHigh st White H art, G eo. Sraith,62Russell st White Hart, Wm.Dove, 7 VVaingate White Horse, P. Wilson, 18 Effing- ham street WhiteHorse,Edw.Shaw, 275 Solly st White Horse, W. Milner, Blast lane White Horse, Geo. Shepherd, 22 Copper street White Lion, John Whitmarsh, New Queen street White Lion (New) Chas. Fisher, 23 Wicker White Lion (Old,) Ann Dawson, 3 Wicker White Swan, J.Lingard, 57Westbar Windsor Castle, J. Barton, 1 Silver st Woodman, Jno.Staniland,l66South st Woodman, Mary Linley, 137 Ed- ward street Yellow Lion, Richard Baxter, 12 Old Hay market Yellow Liou, John Chicken, 1 Coal- pit lane Yorkshire Stingo, Solomon Perkin, 50 Division street Yorkshireman's Arms, W. Hill, 31 Burgess street BEER HOUSES. (See also Shopkeepers.) Allen Thomas, 23 Hartshead Allison Thomas, Little Sheffield Allott Thomas, Little Sheffield Andrews Charles, Ecclesall New rd Askham Joshua, Jericho street Baker John, 46 Garden street Barker Joseph, 111 Watery lane Barker Robert, 17 Edward street Barker Thomas, 76 Campo lane Barlow Henry, 26 Lambert street Barrett Geo. 45 North parade Bates Edmund, 95 Duke street Bates Geo- 38 Hawley croft Bates Lydia, 106 Thomas street Beatson Wm. Pitsmoor Beckett John, 16 Silver street Bennett John, 76 West street Binns Sarah, 13 New street Booking Wm. 36 Hawley croft Bottom Mark, 10 Plum street Bradbury James, 50 Morpeth st Bradley Joseph, 6 Castle green Bradshaw J., Crookes moor side Bramall Wm., Gatefield Brelsforth Wm. 63 Wicker Brett G. E. (Dolphin) 37 Division st Briddon Wm., Jessop street Bright George, 34 Peacroft Brown John, Bailey lane Brown John, 169 Rockingham st Bulmer Thomas, Whitecroft Burgin John, 8 Saint Philip's road Button Samuel, 6S Bridge street Buxton Isaac, 68 Porter street CarnaliFras. 140 Tudor st. Lit.Sheff. Charles worth Ezra, 104 Duke st. P. Clarebrough Fras. 248 Portobello Cobb Wm. 172 Portobello st Cockayne Geo. 160 Allen street Cockayne My. Ann, Ball street Cocker John, 108 Eyre lane Coggin Thomas, 55 Holly street Coldwell Benj. 25 Oborne street Collins Joseph, 91 Garden street Cook John, 10J Eyre street Cooper James, 23 Blue Boy street Copley Edwin, 184 Rockingham st Cundy Jonathan, 14 Sheaf street Cunningham Edw. 24 Castle green Da vies Abraham, 10 Anson street Davy Thomas, 14 Belfield street Dean Wm. 57 Chester street DeanWm, Hillfoot Dodd Peter, 49 Bailey street Donnelly Thomas, 28 Spring street Doughty Wm. 7 Bowling green st Drabble James, Burton head Edley Wm., Trafalgar street Ellis Joseph, Willey street Elshaw James, 7 Shude hill 2b 290 BEERHOUSES, Eyre Elijah, 24 Cross Smithtield Eyre Septimus, 90 Eyre lane Fearn Joseph, 159 Arundel street Fellows John, Holly lane Fellows Wm. 54 Campo lane Firth Luke, 26 Scargill croft Fisher John, 18 Waingate Fisher Henry, 103 Duke street, P. Fletcher James, Neepsend Foster Sarah, 31 Hereford street Froggatt Jane, 18 Dunn street Froggatt John, 102 Backfields Furniss Daniel, 189 Bath street Garner John, 162 Young street Garner Thomas, 30 Bailey street Garner Wm. 34 Trinity street Gill Benjamin, 26 Smith street Gill George, Fentonville Gillott Christopher, 36 Lambert st Gillott John, 88 Rockingham lane Graham Richard, 149 Arundel st Green Benjamin, Doncaster street Green Elijah, 60 Shepherd street Green George, Ecclesall New road Green Matthias, 4 Ellison street Greenwood John, 17 Allen street Guion Wm. 58 Charles street Hague "Wm. 81 South street, Park Hall Edward, 1 Cotton mill walk Harper Edwin, 4 Hawley croft Harrison George, 3 Sims croft Harrison Edward, Queen st. Portm Harrison Wm. 130 Duke street, P. Hawke Ann, 30 Nursery street Heath Wm. 86 Effingham street Hemmings James, 54 Howard st Henson Mary, 31 Acorn street Heward John, 3 West Norwich st Hewitt George, 164 Portobello st Hicks John, Cricket Inn Hind John, 9 Duke street, Park Hobson Charles, 31 Effingham st Hodgkinson George, 76 High st. P. Hodgkinson Wm., Matilda street Hodgson Charles, Union lane Hollins John, 42 Orange street Holme Richard, 53 West street Holmes Michael, 118 Duke street,P. H ousel ey Henry* 8 Russell street Howe John, 31 Pond hill Hoyland Fredk. 78 South street, P. Hudson Thomas, 21 Duke street Hulley John, 13 Burgess street Hul'iey Samuel, 170 Young street Hydes Martha, 4 Paternoster row Jessop Wm. (Raven,) 12 Fitzwm. s't J£ay Henry, 5 Andrew street Kay John, 145 Gibraltar street Kay John, 23 Change alley Kilner William, 9 Charles street Lamer Henry, Philadelphia Lawsou Wm. 284 Shales moor Levick Sarah, 55 Townhead street Ley Frederick, 60 Trafalgar street Linley George, 50 School croft Linley Thomas, 32 Orchard lane Lomas Robert, Crookes Lowe Isaac, 32 Bridge street Lyall Thomas, 8 Sussex street Makin Mary Ann, 3 Fornham st Mallinson Thomas, Burnt Tree lane Mallinson Wm. 45 Lee croft Malloy Henry, 76 Snig hill Marsden Wm. 38 Thomas street Maskrey W T m. 8 Kiug street, Portm. Medley Charles, Broomhill Medley John, Crookes Mettam James, 123 Portobello st Middleton M. 112 Westbar Moore Abm., Cross Geo. st. Phila Morris James, 25 Leicester street Morton Ann, 24 West lane Mosley Joseph, 39 Forge lane Naylor Wm. (tap,) 4 Waingate Needham Susanna, 24 Nursery st Nelson Wm. 90 Broomhall street Neves John, 62 Charles street Newson Richard, 24 Sycamore st Newton Wm. 2 Duke street, Park Nicholson Maria, 17 Fornham st Norton Thomas, 64 Garden street Nutt Wm. 40 High street, Park Nuttall John, Hanover street Oates George, 40 Hoyle street Oldfield Thomas, 84 Allen street Oliver James, 22 Steam street Pagdin Sarah, 19 Paternoster row Paramore Samuel, 16 Pea croft Parker John, 59 Stanley street Pearson Charles, 51 Duke street, P. Pearson Samuel, Owlerton bar Pilley James, 2 River street Pinder Eliz., Broomspring lane Pinder Thomas, 104 Broad street Platts George, 44 Hermitage street Plaxton Wm., Green lane Powell George, 42 Russell street Pryor Harriet, Broomhill Radford Elijah, Ecclesall New road Reaney Thomas, 38 Matthew street Rlfcdes Wm. 94 Harvest lane Richards John, 23 Holly street Roberts Alexander, Philadelphia Roberts Levi, 23 Charlotte street SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 291 Rodgers George, 102 South st. P. Rodgers Samuel, 18 New street Rollins Jonas, 271 Shales moor Ronksley Wm., Crookes moor side Rose Wm. 26 Cross Chapel street Sampson John, 13 Little Pond st Sanderson George, 64 Allen street Sanderson Wm. 144 "West street Sanderson Wm. 44 Charles street Sayles Samuel, 119 South street Schofield George, New Haymarket Shepherd Wm. 34 Chester street Shirley Wm. 4 Blonk street Simmonite John, 32 New street, P. Skelton Wm. 55 Copper street Smedley George, Little Sheffield Smith John, 44 Nursery street Snidall Joshua, 72 Duke street, P. Stacey Joseph, 94 Button lane Staniforth Wm. 21 Marcus street Stenton John, 67 Matthew street Stones Joseph, 41 Charles lane Swallow George, Burton head Swann George, 60 Westbar green Swift Ann, 61 South street, Park Swift Joseph, 184 Young street Sykes Benjamin, Neepsend Sykes George, 92 High street, P. Skyes Mary, 26 Blast lane Tadwell Thomas, 19 Bailey street Taylor Sarah, 56 Pond street Thornley Benjamin, 46 Sims croft Thorp James, 129 Thomas street Torrlinson Phcebe, 35 Water lane Travis Barbara, Bramall lane Truelove Isaac, 46 South street, P. Tummon John, !J2 South street Turkwin James, 83 Duke street Turner Francis, 122, West street Turner Robert, Ecclesall New road Turner Thomas, 57 Trippet lane Unwin J. (tap,) 3 Commercial st Vincent Emanuel, 2 Love lane Wainwright Jph. 133 Park hill lane Waddington Edward, Cricket Inn Walker Robert, 86 Rockingham st Walker William, Woodside Warburton Samuel, 19 South st. P. Ward Wm. (Balloon,) 83 Trippet In Ward James, 53 Effingham street Ward Margaret, 18 Bow street Wardlow Isaac, Sharrow vale Wasnidge Wm. 2 Arundel lane Wass Wm. ct 80 Fruit market Watson Samuel, 124 Rockingham st Wells Joseph, 51 Hollis croft Wheatley George, 118 Porter street Wheldon Samuel, Sheldon street White Charles, 61 Division street Whitfield Wm. 174 Duke street, P. Wilkes Samuel, 2 Cross Chapel st Wilkinson Geo. 15 New George st Willis George, Cherrytree hill Wilson Hugh, Little Sheffield Wilson Wm. 24 Westbar green Wolstenholme John, New Thomas st Wragg John, 260 Solly street Wragg John, 121 Scotland street Wragg Thomas, Manor Wright John, ct 80 Fruit market Wright William, Neepsend Youdan Thos. 28 Broad street Young John, 17 Castle green Younge Geo. 174 Broomhall street INKSTAND MAKERS. Marked * are Brass, and the rest Paper fyc. Inkstani Manufacturers* (See also Britannia Metal Mfrs.) Alcock Chas. & Co. 92 Pond street *Beatson Francis, 15 South st P. Broadhurst Lazarus, 34 Sycamore st •Egginton J. & Wm. 15 Rockhm st Marsh James, 37 Lambert street Tankard Mary, 13 Hartshead Tankard Geo. 110 Snow hill, Park IRON & BRASS FOUNDERS. Marked • are Cutlery, and f Shoe Plate Fndrs. (See also Brass Fndrs.) Allen John & Co. 156 Eyre street Atherton Thos. 6 Bowling green st *t Badger Andrew, Long croft Bagnall Fredk. 40 Norwich st. P. *Beckitt Joshua, 12 Carr lane fCrowley & Pearson, Kellam island ♦Dallaway John, 102 Pea croft Darwin & Kent, Queen's Foundry Davy Brothers, 1 Pear st. Norrisdd •fDeakin Jas. & Thos. 79 Pond st *Fearn John, yd 2 Leicester street •Ford James, 54 Back fields *Ford Alexander, 17 Sheaf street *Ford John, 18 Sheaf street Fowler John, Exchange lane Greaves, Ward, & lbbotson, Kellam island *Green John, 15 Burgess street Hattersley George, 61 Wentworth st Hoole Henry E., Green lane Works *Hydes Wm. 1 1 Bowling green st *Kirk Saml. 268 Shales moor * Jervis Francis, Cotton mill row •Jervis Joseph, 8 Harmer lane *Leek Moses, 45 Johnson street 292 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Longden Henry and Co., Phoenix Foundry, Furnace hill •Lucas Edward and Son, 25 New- Church street, and Dronfield Morton Joseph, 3] Eyre street •Phenix Joseph, 176 Gibraltar st •Pritchard Thos. 79 Coalpit lane •Smith Joseph, 44 Coalpit lane Stuart & Smith, Roscoe place *Tyler John, 78 Back fields Walker, Eaton, & Co. 79 Wicker Wilson Thos. & Co. 35 Norwich st tWood & Atkinson, 110 Rockgm. st Wood Jonth. 15 Millsands IRON MERCHANTS. Marked * are Ironmasters, •Appleby and Co. Renishaw •Arraitage M. & H. & Co. Mouse- hole Forge *Brymbo Co., Park Iron Works *Butterley Co. (J. Hodgson, agent,) 9 Norfolk row ♦Corbett Vincent, (scrap, sheet, &c.) Worthy Earl Henry, (agent to Bowling Iron Works,) 22 Orchard street Elliott B. G. & Co. 199 Gibraltar st *Fitzwilliam Earl, Elsecar Horn W. I. & Co. 67 Bridge street *■ Milton Iron Works Co. (J. Need- ham, agent) 13 St James' street *Newton, Chambers, & Co. Thorn- cliffe *Nisbett & Co. Chapeltown Parker William, Pond Forge * Parker & Co. (scrap) Oughtibridge Shepherd John, 4 Dixon lane ♦Smith Wm. & Edw. 86 Wicker Smith Matthew, 26 Button lane •Solly Richd. 6 Sandon place, and Lea Brook, Tipton, Staffordshire Unwin Hy. & Co. 18 Orchard street Wilkinson Jas. (agent to Low Moor Co.) 16 Arundel street •Wilson Thos. & Co. Kilnhurst ; J. Allen, agent, 47 Queen street Wranghara Bartlett, & Co. 20 Fur- nival street IRON, STEEL, METAL WIRE, &c. DEALERS. Burgin Charles, 66 Queen street Cocker Robert, 52 Scotland street Deakin Jas. & Thos. 79 Pond street Dewsnap Enos, 2 Bow street Elliott B. G. & Co. 199 Gibraltar st Gatley & Wortley, 1 1 9 Westbar Hobson Fras. 32 Coalpit lane Hodgson E. W. 41 Fargate Lyons John, 224 Moorfields Marshall & Son, 74 Westbar Milner Charles, 33 Fargate Mount Wm. 23 Pinfold street Oglesby James, 2 Division street, & 39 Broad street, Park Parkes John, 147 Gibraltar street Pass Samuel, 47 Coalpit lane Ranfield Wm. 1 Shude hill Rhodes George, 86 Division street Roberts James, 24 Broad lane Rowland Wm. 9 Meadow street Scholey Heury, 90 Allen street Smith & Bertram, 51 Westbar Smith Matthew, 26 Button lane Smith John, (block tin, regulus, and nickel,) 7 Mulberry street Stanley Charles, 29 South street Tucker George, 7 York street Unwin Hy. & Co. 18 Orchard street Walker Abraham, 74 Scotland st Wilson Thomas, 1 Wicker Wrangham Bartlett & Co. 20 Furni- val street IRONMONGERS. Barnasconi L. 19 Waingate Bertram James, 6 Market street Bradney John, 59 Marketplace Ellis James, 9 George street Gatley & Wortley, 119 Westbar Hard wick John, 14 Market street Lyons John, 224 Shales moor Maleham George, 5 Westbar Marples Wm. & Co. 1 Norfolk street Mason Susanna, 54 Church street Meggitt Joseph Bloom, 80 Fargate Millthorp John, 178 Gibraltar street Miller James, 77 Fargate Milner Charles, 33 Fargate Oakes Edward, 14 Westbar Oglesby Jas. 2 Division street & 39 Broad street, Park Rhodes Jas. 81 Porter street Richardson Francis, 19 Pinstone st Rowland Wm. 9 Meadow street Shepherd John, 14 Old Haymarket Smith Mrs Ann, 65 Norfolk street Stacey W. & G. 88 Fruit market Stanley Charles, 29 South street Thompson George, 5 Bow street Walker Abraham, 74 Scotland st Wallis Joseph, 34 High street Ward Alfred, 13 Wicker Wilks Joseph, 42 Furnival road Wilson Thomas, 1 Wicker Younge Chas. Frederick, 35 High st TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 293 IYORY MERTS.- (See Pcu>e 27 5.) I JaPANNERS & BRONZERS. Atkins Wm, 135 Watery lane Beaumont W. Gas office yd. Bow st Bennett Eliz. (dial's) 162 Rockgm st Bennett Wm. Canning street Bradney John, 59 Market place Howlden Edward, 125 Solly street JEWLRS. & SILVERSMITHS. (See also Watchmakers.) Bowman Sarah, 10 Workhouse croft Bradney John, 59 Market place Bright and Sons, 64 High street Hammond Chas. Hy 42 Church st Hutton W. C. and Son, 27 High st Mess Isaac, 27 Angel street Rodgers Jph. and Sons, 6 Norfolk st Yeardley and Armitage, 52 Westbar Younge Chas. Fredk. 35 High st JEWELLERS (WORKING.) Brown Wm. court 13 High street Carter Wm. court 13 High street Fowler Samuel, 26 New Church st Haxton Richard, court 41 Leecroft JOINERS AND BUILDERS. Ainley John & Geo. 248 Bright st Allcard James, 214 Rockingham st Allen Richard, 88 Rockingham st Allinson Geo. 8 Fitzwilliam street Armitage John, 167 Allen street Ash Joseph & Richd. Tudor place Ashmore James, 27 Holly street Barker James, 114 Meadow street Blenkhorne James, 22 Norfolk st Booth George, 33 Leecroft Bradbury John, 31 Carver street Bradford John, 62 Trippet lane Bramall Samuel, 159 Rockingham st Briggs Thomas, 7 Stanley lane Carson Wm., Netherthorpe street Clarke Henry, 67 Meadow street Clark and Hague, 7 Bridgehouses Clark Wm. 67 W T est street Cundell Joseph, 10 Eyre lane Deakin John, 23 Pond street Dewsnap John, 85 Westbar, and 23 Pond street Drake Wm. 272 Rockingham st Duckinfield Joseph, 23 Mill lane Eley John, 16 Monmouth street Eyre Wm. 123 Meadow street FewsdaleThos. and John, 3 1 Wicker Fisher Thomas, 65 Eyre street Frith Charles, 23 Shude hill Gallimore Charles, ct 188 West st Gill James, court 116 Scotland st Gill Richard, Wicker lane Goulder Wm. 86 Duke street, Park Green Wm. 87 South street Guest Thomas, 9 Kellam street Hague Samuel, 16 Orange street Hague Samuel, 12 Broad street Haramerton John, 35 Chapel street Harper Isaac W. 198 South st. Park Harrap George, 50 Earl street Harrop John, 100 Rockingham st Hawksley Wm. 54 Pye bank Hawksworth Wm. 5 Wheeldonst Haynes Roger, 15 Cumberland st Hayball Thos. 60 Rockingham st Hill Wm. 31 Pinstone street Hinchliff Charles, 123 Solly street Hoult John, 91 Arundel street Hoyland Wm. 20 Suffolk road Huntington Thomas, 25 Flat street Hutchinson Wm., Ecclesall New r Johnson Charles, 11 Backfields Kelsey Wm. 43 Devonshire lane Kirk John, 5 Willey street Lemons Francis, ct 6 Lambert st Loxley John, Castle hill Loxley Wm., Crookes Mason Henry, 37 Meadow street Meggitt Joseph Bloom, 80 Fargate Megson John, 28 Westbar green Millthorpe John, 178 Gibraltar st Morton George, 296 Shales moor xMorton John, 193 Gibraltar street Morton Wm. 5 Green st. Little Shef. Pallett George, 108 Allen street Parkin John, Upperthorpe Parkin Edward, 19 Workhouse lane Parvin George, Infirmary road Pearson Samuel, 22 Hick's lane Raine Thomas, North Church st Ramsden Robert, 3 Dixon street Redfearn Samuel, 58 Nursery street Reed L.G. and Co. 160 Broomhall st Roberts & Wing, 12 South st. Park Robinson Joseph, 65 Scotland st Rose John 5 Ecclesall New road Sharpe Thomas, 5 Mulberry st Shaw Joseph, 20 Bramall lane Smith Jas. 15 Broomhall street Smith John, 20 Broad lane Smith Job, court 3 Hartshead Smith John, 160 Harvest lane Smith Wm. 16 Sycamore street Spittlehouse Edwl04Rockingham st Spittlehouse John, 5 Westfield ter Stevenson Benj. 22 George street Stewart Wm. 83 Peacroft Stovin Joseph, 41 North parade Svkes Wm. Belfield place 2 b2 294 TRADES AND PROFESSIONS, Taylor Robert, 167 Fitzwilliam st Templeton Seaton, 53 Silver street Thompson John, 48 Fitzwilliam st Tomliuson John, Westfield terrace Townsend Wm. 10 Broad lane Travis Geo. Wm. 26 Egerton street Truelove Wm. C.ct 1 NewChurch st Tummon Robert, 143 South st. Park Turnell Isaac, 85 Fargate Turner Joseph, Milton lane Turner Wm. 261 Rockingham st Turtle Wm. 6 Egerton street Turton Wm. 60 Burgess street Unwin John, sen. 29 Burgess st Wadsworth J. and A. ct 4 Joiner st Wagstaff John, 34 Division street Wainman Wm. court 19 High st Walker John, Tower hill Ward James, 53 Effingham street Wareham Wm. 24 Dun street W^est Croft, 28 St Thomas street Wheen John, 94 Trippet lane White John, 19 Workhouse croft Whitehead James, Intirmary road Whitehead Matthew, 8 Westbar gru Wild Robert, 67 Fitzwilliam street Wilkinson James, 77 Spring street Wing James, 48 Norwich street Winter Wm. Intirmary road Woodhead Joseph, 9 Wentworth st Worth Henry, 9 Eldon street Wright George, 103 Trafalgar st Wright Wm. 19 Coalpit lane JOINERS' TOOL MANFRS. Marked 1 , are Brace and Bit ; and 2, Skate Manufacturers also. (See also Auger, Plane, and Edge Tool Manufacturers.) Axe John, Pepper alley 2 Barber Ralph, 10 Brook street 1 Bloomer John, 108 Rockingham st Bradshaw Wm., Hague lane, Park Brookes Wm. & Son, 29 Rockgm. st 1, 2 Brown and Flather, 251 Solly st Cam John, 20 Eyre lane Candow Walter, court 8 Tudor st Drabble John, 15 Duke street DruryRt.&Co. (fancy) 7 Leadmill rd Eadon Moses, 107 Norfolk street 1, 2 Edley Wm. 142 Eldon street 2 Farr John, Ecclesall New road Fellows Wm. 54 Campo lane 1, 2Feuton & Marsdens,5lBridge st Fletcher John, 48 Broad street Griffith Jame*, Shoreham street 2 Ibbotson T. & Co. Paternoster row Kirk Peter and Son, 31 Norfolk In 2 Kitchen Rd. (skates) Earl street Law Philip, 60 Carver street 2 Marples Robert, 130 Carver st 1, 2 Marples Wm. jun. 67 Broom- spring lane 1 ,2 Morrison&Parker, 22 Rockgm.st Mould Ferdinand, Shemeld croft 1,2 Moulson Brothers, 49 Division st Reaney and Wood, 50 Bernard st I Round G. 160 Allen street 1, 2 Saville Charles, 93 South street 1 Schofield George, Sheldon row 1 Sorby John & Sons, Spital hill 2 Stones Frederick, 31 Orchard pi 1 Swinscow and Manuel, Coalpit In Turner Thomas, 35 Queen street Warburton Brothers, 21 Furnival st 2 Ward and Payne, 1 10 West st 2 Wright Thos. (skates,) Highfield LACE & HOSIERY DEALERS. (See also Linen Drapers fy Hosiers.) Bach Henry, 62 High street, and 59 Market place Bell Hannah & Eliz. 165 West st Brookes John, 53 Market place Cox Charles, 40 Church street Cox Ann, 125 West street Draper Edmund, 66 Fargate Edmonds Ann, 28 Angel street Edwards Wm. 30 Church street Hardy L. 9 High street Hick David (coach,) 58 Wicker LAND SURVEYORS, &c. Marked * are Land Valuers, and f Civil Engineers. •Bright Paul, 73 Wicker fFairbank & Son, 3 East parade Fairbank Wm., Nelson place Falding E. 24 Mount Zion buildings- •Foster George, 168 West street •fFowler John & Son, 14 Bank st *Harrison James, 11 Arundel street fJee Alfred S. 36 Church street Jeffcock Thomas D. 8 Old Haymkt fSands Edward, 77 Carver street Smith Marcus, Duke of Norfolk's offices, Corn Exchange Unwin Charles, North Church st Weightman & Hadfield, CornExchg Worth and Frith, 46 High street LAW STATIONERS. Lawson Wm. 92 Watery street Lowther Henry, 18 Eyre street Ludlam J. W. 17 Mulberry street Newbound John, 98 Watery street Spurr Benjamin, 41 Coalpit lane SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, 295 LEAD (RED & WHITE) MFHS. Rawson, Barker,&Co., Lead Works, Ponds ; office 74 Eyre street LEATHER, SELLERS. (See also Curriers, Fellmongers, Tanners, tyc.) Hoole Wm. 34 Pinstone street Mills Samuel, 17 Fruit market Hopkinson Wm. and Brothers, 24 Change alley Jenkinson Wm. 26 Waingate Lowe Elias, 8 Bank street Woodcock S. and Sons (importers of hides & skins,) 38 Change alley LIBRARIES. (PUBLIC) (See Booksellers also.) Church of England Instruction So- ciety, 20 Carver street Law Library, B. Wightman, se- cretary, 10 East parade Mechanics 7 & Apprentices', 21 Wat- son walk ; A. Smith, librarian Mechanics' Institution, Surrey st Sheffield Subscription Library, Music Hall ; Mrs A. Wells, librarian LIME BURNER. Travis Wm. 40 Sussex street LINEN & WOOLLEN DRPRS. Marked f are Linen Drapers only. (See also Woollen Drapers ; and Tea Dealers and Drapers, travelling.) fAtkinson and Lee, 44 Angel street fBagshaw Henry, 48 South street fBancroft John, 26 Portmahon tBell Han. and Eliz. 165 West st fBroadbent Henry, 50 Snig hill Broadbent Thomas, 19 Westbar Butcher Edward, 7 High street Cockayne T. B. and W. 1 Angel st Cowen and Dixon, 39 High street Draper Edmund, 64 & 66 Fargate Farmer Robert, 54 High street tGroodall Wm. A. 26 South street Grundy and Page (shawl warehouse,) 47 High street Hardy Thomas, 109 South street Heppenstall Philip (linen warehs.) 30 Angel street fHinde Benjamin, 44 Westbar green fHunt & Jennings, 76 Market pi fHutchinson Henry, Broomhill Jones John, 63 Market place fLawrence W. M. 246 Moorfields fLund Ralph Simpson, 45 South st Maugham Mark, 19 Angel street f Meeke Joseph, 15 Castle street tMeeke Michael, 156 Gibraltar st fMetcalfe John, 51 Snig hill Morgan and Swift, 33 High street Owen Joseph, 58 Snig hill fPatrick Wm. 9 Castle street fPearson Wm. 121 West street fSiddall Edward, 22 Meadow st Sharman Abm.& John, 118 South st Smith & Ridal, 1 Market street fSmith Sarah & Eliz. 75 West st Willeys and Judd, 65 Marketplace f Williamson Samuel, 45 High st f Wilson George, 67 Market place fWood Jarvis, 65 Fargate fWoolIam Thomas, 11 Campo lane MACHINE MAKERS. (See Millwrights, Spindle Mfrs. and Weighing fy Washing Mac hhieMkrs.) Smith Thomas & Co. 45 Nursery st MALTSTERS. (See also Brewers.) Broadhead J. & Son, 116 Westbar Butterell Edwin, 273 Shales moor Cartledge Charles, 80 Scotland st Hall John, 9 Broad street Jarvis Edward, 13 Spring street Leadbeater Alfred, Broomhill place Nicholson Joseph, Park House Owen John, Scargill croft Parkin Thomas, 10 Westbar Staniforth & Hutton, 123 Broad lane Timm John, 14 Furnival street, and 5 Coalpit lane Wigfull Joshua, Pond mill MARBLE MASONS. (See Stone Masons and Sculptors.) MARK & FIGURE MAKERS. (Letter Cutters, Seal Engravers, 8fc.) Armitage Charles, ct 86 West st Burley John, court 16 Fargate Cartwright Henry, 254 Solly street Cartwright Thomas, 64 Pea croft Cooper Edward, ct 11 Church st Ellis Benjamin, 46 School croft Gains John (brass,) 1 Dixon street Garnett Wm. H. 140 Rockingham la Gascoigne Thos. M. ct 199 Eyre st Howgate Benjamin, 52 Furnival st Hoyle John, 80 West street Marriott Wm. 17 Norfolk lane Osborne Benjamin, Snow lane Pigott George, court 50 High street Powell Wm., Snow hill gardens, P. Rodgers Charles, 35 St Thomas st Roome George, court 8 Tador st Saunders J. G. 110 Rockingham st Sampson Isaac, Rockingham lane Selkirk Edward, 44^ Carver street 296 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Stevens J. K. 47| West street Tibbitt James, 33 Westbar Valantine F. (Chinese,) 8 Bernard st "Walker & Bower, 26 Eyre lane Weldon George, 8 Union lane White G. J. & Co. 49± West street "Wood & Rollitt, 3 Campo lane MATHEMATICAL & PHILO- SOPHICAL INST. MFRS. Chadburn Brothers, 26 Nursery st Cutts I. P., Sons, & Sutton, 39 Division street Frith Peter & Co. 81 Arundel st MATTRESS MAKERS. Briggs Samuel, 21 Nursery street Hague Thomas, 3 Nursery street Linley Richard, 12 Anson street Mackenzie Wm. Alex. 62 Orchard st Mudford John, 6 Waingate Roberts John, Broomclose, L. S. Varley Thomas C. 19 Lord street MERCHANTS & MANFRS. Ash Wm. Henry, 14 Norfolk lane Ashton, Jackson, & Co. 76 South st Baxter Robert & Co. \b Arundel st Barber John & Son, 29 Norfolk st Barnes Frederick & Co. 13 Howard street, and Birmingham Beardshaw Jth. & Son, 16 Garden st Bedford John, 12 Bower spring Beet Jonth. & Sons, 184 Broad lane Bertram James, 6 Market street Best J. T. & J. 12 Howard street Bland Robert, Ecclesall New road Bletcher Thomas, ct 23 Carver st Bright & Sons, 64 High street Briscoe Wm. & Son, Wolverhamp- ton ; J. S. Warner, 37 Victoria street, agent Broadhead & Atkin, 1 Love street Broadhurst Wm. & Son, 27 West- field terrace Brookes Wm. & Son, 29 Rockgm. st Brown John, 24 Orchard street Brown R. M.D.&C0.8I Arundel st Brownell Rt. R. & C. 10 Carver st Brumby & Middleton, 11 George st Butcher Wm. & Saml. 41 Eyre lane Butler George & Co. 4 Trinity st Cadman C. & Sons, 56 Andrew st Cadman Peter & Sons, 4 Surrey st Carr John & Riley, 41 Bailey lane Cocker Saml. & Son, Porter Works Cutler Hiram G., Castle hill Cutler John, jun. 42 Charlotte st Cutts I. P. & Sons, 39 Division st Deakin Geyrge, 83 Arundel street Deakin Jas. & Ths.25 Change alley Dodge Nathl. & Robt. 70 West st Drabble G. and Co. 27 Carver st Drabble & Sanderson, 37 Russell st Earl & Co. 2 Little Pond street Ellin Thomas & Co. 273 Arundel st Elliott B. G. & Co. 199 Gibraltar st Fenton Benj. & Co. 30 Newcastle st Fenton & Marsdens, 51 Bridge st Fenton & Shore, 46 Division street Fielding John, 6 Suffolk road Fox Charles, 1 New Church street Frost Samuel, 57 Broad lane Gatley Thomas, 105 Edward street Greaves Edw. & John, 17 Broad st Greaves Wm. & Sons, Sheaf Works Groves Richd. & Sons, 71 Snow In Hadfield Rt. & Co. 14 St James' st Hall&Colley, 9 Eyre lane Hall H. G. & Co., Washington pi Hall Charles, 3 Duke street Hall Wm. 45 Eyre street Hall Wm. 54 Porter street Harder J. H. & Co. 13 Westfield ter HargreavesWm. & Lydia,28 Eyre In Harwood Saml. & Co., 99 Norfolk st Hatiield A. & Son, 7 Pepper alley Hawksley & Sons, 2 Gell street Haywood Joseph, 25 Victoria st Heathcott Charles, ct 50 Fargate Hinchliffe George W. 87 Eyre st Hobson Alfred, 95 Edward street Hobson Francis, Saville street Hobson Jonth. Cripps, 95 Norfolk st Holborn Robert, 230 Solly street Holy Danl. & George, 4 Eyre lane Hoole Henry E., Green lane Works Hoole & Brooksbank, Malinda st Horn W. I. & Co. 67 Bridge street Horrabin Wm. & Saml. 12 Red hill Howgate Samuel, jun. 54 Peacroft Hunter Wm. 62 Carver street Hunter Michael, 55 Andrew street Ibbotson Brothers, Globe Works Ibbotson, Peace, & Co. 84 Russell st Ibbotson Thos. & Co. Paternoster rw Ingleby Edward, 253 Portobello Jackson, Stacey, and Smith, 34 Charlotte street Jessop Wm. 9 Radford street Johnson, Cammell, & Co., Cyclops Works, Saville street Kenyon John & Co. 4 Sheldon st Kirkby J ph. & Sons, 121 Rockgra.st Law Philip, 60 Carver street Lee Henry & Co. 19 New Church st Leon A. 23 Workhouse croft TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 297 Levick Brothers, 6 Eyre street Lockwood Brothers, 74 Arundel st Long, Gregory, and Co. 105 Eyre st Mappin Joseph & Son, ct 50 Fargt Marriott & Atkinson, Attercliffe Marshall David, 49 West street Marshes & Shepherd, 10 Forge lane Mitchell Robert, 211 Portobello st Moorhouse Jas. 127 Devonshire st Mort Henry, Castle hill Mottram Ths. & Sons, 157 Arundel st Moulson Brothers, 49 Division st Muntz & Co. 117 Norfolk street and Birmingham Naylor Samuel, 76 Eyre street Naylor, Vickers, and Co., Millsands Newbould Saml. & Co. 170 South st Newton Francis, 127 Portobello st Nicholson Wm. 17 Sycamore street Nowill John & Sons, 17 Meadow st Nowill "Wm. 126 Rockingham st Parker Ebenezer, Little Sheffield Parker and Linley, Canada place, Union street Parker Wm. & Jph. G. 76 Eyre st Parkin & Marshall, 23 Furnival st Parkin Brothers, 21 Wicker lane Peace S. & Sons, Burntree lane, and Forge lane Raworth Benjamin and Joseph, 70 Arundel street Riley Wm. 73 Eyre street Rodgers Joseph & Sons, 6 Norfolk st Roebuck Jonathan, Saville street Sanderson Bros. & Co. 132 West st Sansom Thos. & Sons, 45 Norfolk st Sansom Wm. & Co. 105 Norfolk st Schofield George, Sheldon row Sheldon Thos. & Son, 1 05Trafalgar st Simmonett Francis, 95 Norfolk st Smith Hy. & John, 110 Rockgin. st Sorby John & Sons, Spital hill Sorby Robert & Sons, 2 Carver st Spear & Jackson, Saville street Spencer Matthias & Son, 107 Peacft Steer and Webster, 7 Castle hill Standfield,Newbould,& Co.7Eyre In Stenton Wm. and Son, 25 Carver st Stirling Thos. & Co. 116 Rockgm.st Stones Frederick, 31 Orchard place Stuart and Smith, Roscoe Place Sykes and Son, 36 Duke street Tillotson Thos. 56 Coalpit lane Turner Thos. and Co. Suffolk Works Turton Thos. and Sons, 1 Russell st Wade, Wingfield, and Rowbotham, 82 Tenter street Walker, Eaton, and Co. 79 Wicker Ward and Payne, 110 West street Warner J. S. 37 Victoria street Webster & Johnson, 14 Sycamore st Wharton G. and Co., Cadman st Wilson, Hawksworth, and Moss, I Arundel lane Wilson and Southern, 239 Solly st Winder John H., Royds Works Wood and Atkinson, 110 Rockgm.st Woodcock Luke&Ths. 14 Howard st VVoodhouse Jas. 175 Rockingham st Wostenholm Geo. & Son, 124 Rock- ingham street Yeomans John, 79 Arundel street MILLINERS & DRESS MKRS. Arculus S.& C. 173 Glossoprd. mkt Bach Hy. (baby linen,) 62 High st Baker Ann, 25 Division street Barlow Ann, 41 Campo lane Barlow Elizabeth, 3 Cheney row Barker Hannah, 183 Arundel st Baxter Rhoda, 43 Burgess street Bennett Mary, 14 York street Bell Hanh. and Eliz. 165 West st Beverley Sarah, 60 Meadow street Bibbs Elizabeth, 24 Duke street Bollington Sophia, 92 Duke st. P. Booth Frances, 74 Howard street Bradbury Ann, 80 Arundel street Brentani Eliza, 11 Baker's hill Bridges Mary, 6 Howard street Rroadhead Hanh. 34 Charles lane Brown Eliz. 26 North Church st Brown Frances, 89 St Philip's road Buckley Alice, 42 Orchard street Bullock Mrs E. M. 41 West st Burnand Maria, (baby linen ware- house,) 25 Fargate Cam Sarah, 5 Cheney row Cavalier Maria, 45 Nursery street Clough Mary, William street Corbett Sarah, 46 Fitzwilliam st Cox Ann, 125 West street Dalton Eliz. 160 Portobello street Dalton Martha, 26 Cross Burgess st Dawson Maria, 181 Eyre street Deakin Misses, Fernley place Dodd Eliz. 1 1 Wellington street Downing Ann, 40 Townhead street Dixon Maria, 17 Hoyle street Drabble Martha, 213 Moorfields Dransfield Ann, 18 Townhead st France Mrs. My. 65 Trippet lane Gilles M. A. 222 Bright street Gillott Miss E. 197 Bath buildings 298 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Goddard M. & M. (upholsterers,) 15 Regent street Goldsmith Eliz. 64 Russell street Gould Elizabeth, Highfield Greenwood Eliz. 8 Bramall lane Gascoyne Ann, 64 Norfolk street Hague Mary, 7 Radford row Hainsworth Ann, 15 Grindlegate Hardy Mary, 18 Willey street Harrison Ann, 15 Norfolk street Hatfield Eliz. A. 57 Bridge street Hawks worth My. 97 South st. Park Henderson M. Hanover street Hibbert Sarah, 139 Gibraltar st Hitchin Caroline, 295 Shales moor Holland Frances, 5 VV r estfield ter Hopkins Eliz. 24 Angel street Howson Jane, 205 Moorfields Hudson Martha, 5 Division street Ingleson Martha, 37 Wicker Johnson Mary Ann, 93 Norfolk st Kay Frances, 36 Arundel street Lawton Frances, 58 Norfolk street Martin Ellen, 50 North street Maskill Rhoda, 26 Burgess street Mather Eliz. 7 Coalpit lane Matthewman Hannah and Eliz. 11 Church street Maxfield Elizabeth, Infirmary road .Mitchell Mary, 33 North parade Moorhouse A. and E. 42 Regent st Moseley E. and J. 47 Spring street Nettieship Eliz. 122 Barker's pool Nicholson A. and J. 64 Wicker Nicholson Sarah, 85 Bernard street Oglesby Mrs E. 2 Division street Parsonson Ann, 33 Smithfield Plant Elizabeth, 5 Cheney square Rayner & Goodland, 202 Glossop rd Rawlins Mrs A. 69 Trippet lane Revell Mary, 40 Pinstone street Roberts E. and S. 28 Fitzwm. st Robinson Eliz. 47 Orchard street Robinson Eliza, 69 Eyre street Rodgers Eliz. 13 New Church st Rodgers Eliz. 57 Howard street Schotield Eliza, 139 Arundel street Shaw Emma, 214 Gibraltar street Sheldon Ann, 30 North Church st Shipham S. and H. 59 North par Shuttleworth & Burgin, 59 South st Sidney Martha, 23 Bank street Slack Sarah, 30 Division street Smith Maria, 208 Fitzwilliam st Snowden H. and S. 34 Meadow st Squire Elizabeth, 15 Howard st Steel Misses, 221 Glossop road Stanyon Ann, 26 Duke street Sylvester H. 269 Shales moor Taylor Louisa, 48 West street Thompson Eliz. 42 Norfolk street Thompson Caroline, 68 Duke street Thompson Frances, 14 Regent st Tingle Lucy, 177 Broomhall street Todd Hannah, 21 Mulberry street Travis Jane, 37 Broomhall street Turner and Barker, 79 West st Turton Sus. 16 St. James' row Yalantine Mary, 44 West street Warris Ann, 7 Castle street Whiteley H. M. 79 South st. Park Whitham Hannah, 24 Gell street Whitlam Mary, 37 Regent street Wilson Elizabeth, Broomhill Wilson Mary, 46 Bridge street MILLWRIGHTS, MACHINE MAKERS, & ENG £NEERS. Cavill Thomas, 8 Love street Crowley and Pearson, Kellam island Davy Brothers. 1 Pear street Fox George, 26 Button lane Greaves George, jun. Green lane Horner Brothers & Co. 105 Button In Marsden Wm. Castle Mills Marsden Edwin, Norrisfield Pollard Jermh., Washington Works Rhodes Ellen, 39 Nursery street Rodgers Wm., Philadelphia Thackray Jonathan, Kellam island MODELLERS. (See Jrtists.) MUSIC PERCEPTORS AND DEALERS. Marked * are Music Dealers, and f Pianoforte tuners. Carr Charles, 8 Ellison street Clegg Charles, 12 Cheney row *Dawson George, 51 Norfolk street fDawson Richd. 51 Norfolk street! Foster Thos. 36 Burgess street Fritche John, 15 Victoria street fFrith George, 14 Broomhall st Frith Thomas, 16 Broomhall street Goulding Edw. (accordian,)12Bow st Heald W. (organ bldr.) 58 Fitzwm. st Hoyland Fredk. 18 St James' row Jones Edwd. 37 Westfield terrace Neuvill Eliza, Hillfoot Newton John E., 1 Castle street Rhodes Eliza B., Wilkinson street Rhodes Wm. 47 Wentworth ter Riley John H. 24 Fargate •Rogers Robert, 4 Norfolk row Saunders Eliz. A. 250 Rockgm. st •fSaunders Geo. L. 32 High street TRADES AND PROFESSIONS 299 Seale Wm. 306 Shales moor Sewell John, 75 Broomhall street + Shaw Wm. Rous, 134 Bath street Shaw C. (accordians,) 13 Division st Smith Geo. Hy, 3 St George's ter Smith Joseph, 10 Dixon lane Swift Nichls. (singing,) 46Fitzwm.st Taylor Wm. (violin,) 12 Burgess st Webster John, 11 West-field ter Welsh Sophia, 3 New Church st NAIL MANUFACTURERS. (Marked * are Cut Nail manfrs.) Bage James, 27 Broad lane *Greaves Edw. & John, 17 Broad st *Kay and Wild, 26 Forge lane *LiuleyGeo.(Exors. of,) 22Coalpit In ♦Linley SI. & Robt. Clough Works *Radley Saml. 36 Doncaster street Walker Abraham, 74 Scotland st NEEDLE AND FISH HOOK MANUFACTURERS. (See Ami Blade makers also.) Cocker Saml. & Son, Porter Works Cocker and Sons, Hathersage Cook Robt. and Co. Hathersage Worrall, Hallam,&Co.5lEffinghamst NEWS ROOMS. Conservative, 39 Fargate Subscription, East par.^Sc MusicHall Mechanics', Tudor street NEWSPAPERS. Independent, (Saturday,) R. Leader, jun. 41 High street Iris, (Thursday,) John Bridgeford, 22 Fargate Mercury, (Saturday,) George Ridge, 5 King street NEWSPAPER, &c, AGENTS. Barraclough Wm. 40 Fargate Bellamy John, 79 Broomhall street Garlick Mary Ann, 98 Scotland st Hanson J. 66 Silver street head Harvey F. 26 Broad st. & 23 King st Innocent John, 7 Campo lane Lingard Eliz. 34 Townhead street Lingard Joseph, 16 Division street Otley Richard, 2 South street Pashley James, 39 Snig hill Pye Robert R. 52 West street Rodgers Thos. 11 Fruit market Rowbotham Henry, 34 Pond st Sellers George, 56 Broad lane »V hi taker Anthony, (Doncaster Ga- zette,) 22 Fargate Wiley Thos. 27 Old Haymarket Wilkinson Joseph, 82 South street Wreaks Miss E. Post office NIPPER, &c. (See Snuffer mfrs.) OIL CLOTH & CART COYER MANUFACTURERS. Mudford John, 6 Waingate Varley Thos. C. 19 Lord street Winterbottom Thos. 139 South st. P OPTICIANS. Marked * are Optical Instrument mfrs, and Glass Grinders, and f only Spectacle Frame manfrs. *Ashmore Wm. 104 Fargate Barton & Woodcock, ct 71 Chas. st *Chadburn Brothers, 26 Nursery st *Cutts I. P., Sons, and Sutton, (to her Majesty.) 39 Division street Creswick Edward, 122 Thomas st fDarbyshere J. 38 Nursery street tFanshaw Robert, 232 Moorfields fFanshaw John, 16 Siddall street *Frith Brothers, 105 Arundel st *Frith Peter & Co. 81 Arundel st *Froggatt Thomas, Saville street *Hobson W. H. 86 Scotland street, and Dr on field fJessop Joseph, Balm green ^Lenton John, 8 Waingate fLee Joseph, 27 Chester street Liddall George, 63 South street Mitchell George, 53 South st. Park ♦Osborne T. P. G. 57 Scotland st fPriest and Ashmore, lane 85 Nor- folk street Smith Arthur, 64 Scotland street Thorpe James, 21 Westbar green White S. R. 21 Monmouth street Wright David, 72 Fargate " ORGAN BUILDERS. Heald Wm. 58 Fitzwilliam street Jones Francis, 29 Westfield ter Smith Joseph, 10 Dixon lane PAINTERS, (HOUSE, &c.) (See also Artists and Plumbers, fyc.) Abbott Jas. 252 Sylvester street Ackroyd Wm. court 50 High st Addy Wm. 105 Campo lane Armitage Hy. 45 Furnival street Arons Mark, 25 Campo lane Bates James, 58 Hermitage street Baxter Wm.43 Burgess street Bembridge John, 130 West street Bennett Eliz. 162 Rockingham st Bennett John, 14 York street Bennett Wm. Cauning street Brookes Luke, 256 Bright street Brownhill Horatio, 43 Coalpit lane Carbutt John, Hanover street ChambersWm. Kilham, 144 Broad la 300 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Clark James, 97 South street Colquhoun Wm. 12 Kenyon street Cousins John, 163 Water lane De Busk Thos. 227 Gell street ter Denton John, 27 Charlotte street Dobson Robert, 6 Cornish street Douthwaite George, 4 Red hill Drury, Smith, & Swallow, 34 Ho- ward street Evers Moses, 110 Pond street Farr Benj. 109 Broomhall street Finningley Edward, 36 Meadow st Fletcher Benjamin, 48 Broad street Fletcher Charles, 84 West street Fletcher Wm. 5 Mulberry street, & 148 West street Foulston George, ct 16 Fargate Gilpin John, ct 49 Bailey street Gilpin Joseph, 6 Bowden street Glare Wm. 7 Duke street. Park Greaves Wm. 14 Fitzwilliam street Guest Richard, 102 Devonshire st Hall Jas. Jno. 90 Fitzwilliam street Hall John, 143 Fitzwilliam street Hardy Samuel, 62 Queen street Hewitt Hy. 56 Russell street Hobson John, 90 Rockingham street Hobson Thos. 150 Portobello street Hodgson Wm. 133 Devonshire street Holbem Thos. court 13 Fargate Hunsley John, 18 Castle street Hunter Wm. 36 Sycamore street Hunter Henry, 19 Porter street Kirby Thos. court 10 Castle street James Wm. yd 36 Duke street, P. Jenkinson Chas. 29 Beehive lane Langton Edw. 28 Mount Zion bldgs Mallinson Miles, 99 Hoyle street Marshall John, 42 Division street Naylor Edwin, 41 Queen street Nay lor S., King's Arms yard, Fargt Owen Thomas, 6 George street Rhodes John, ct 84 Allen street Richardson George, 99 Fitzwm. st Roberts George, 111 South street Sayles Joseph, 44 Wicker Scott Andrew, ct 90 Fitzwilliam st Seaton John, 78 Carver street Skinner George, 5 Charlotte street Sykes Thomas, 74 Carver street Taylor Wm. ct 10 Waingate Topham Edward, 35 Lambert street Turner J. (coach, &c.) 33 Carver st Tummon B. (coach, &c.) 153 Devon- shire street Watts Luke W. 55 Eyre street Wildsmith Wm. B. 116 West street Young James, 126 Carver street PAPER MFRS. & DEALERS. Marked * are Dealers only. Gladwin John, Damflask, and 98 Fruit market Ibhotson Mathw. & J. Rivelin Mills •Marshall & Son, 74 Westbar Thompson & Hawksley, Owlerton *Webb John, Arundel st. (agent to Bainbridge and Son, Tees Mill, Yarm) Woodward Joshua, Olave Mills * Wiles & Co. Stanley street PAPER CASE. (See Cabinet Case, fyc.) PATTEN & CLOG MAKERS. (See also Boot and Shoe Makers.) Askey George, 10 Commercial st Aspinall Peel, 78 South street Coates Geo. 276 Shales moor Cooper Francis, 252 Moorfields Cragg John, 130 Gibraltar street Eaton Joseph, 76 Fargate Hague Joseph, (rings) School croft Holmes John, 49 Snig hill Ripley Robt. 73J Snig: hill Rodgers E. (rings) 4 Devonshire In Rogers Abel, Balm green Tinker Charles, 49 Snig hill Tinker John, 14 Market street Wright Jacob, 246 Solly street PATTERN CARD MAKERS. (See Bookslrs. fy Cabinet Case Mkrs.) PAWNBROKERS. Ashmore James, 69 South street Beet Wm. C. 25 Pinfold street Beldon George, 10 Wicker Bowman Sarah, 12 Workhouse crft Brewin Samuel, 5 Waingate Chapman Samuel, 97 Westbar Eaton George, 9 Westbar Firth Wm. & John, 11 Coalpit lane Hammond C. Hy. 44 Church street Jackson Wm. 88 Fargate King Thomas, 68 Tenter street Lief George T. 24 Church street Marshall & Wright, 115 Westbar Milner Samuel, 205 Moorfields Mitchell Edw. 226 Moorfields Naylor Robert, 51 Fargate Oakes Mark & Son, 85 South street Simpson James C. 172 Gibraltar st Spink John, 68 Westbar Storey William, 13 Broad street Wood William, 10 Hartshead Wright Jno. & Jph. R. 47 Broad In Wroot Israel, 12 Union street TBADES AND PROFESSIONS, 301 Yeardley and Armitage, 52 Westbar, and 1 1 Broad street PEARL CUTTERS, &c. (See Page 275.) PEN (STEEL) MANUFRS. Gillott Jph. Birmingham ; Hutton & Son, agents, 27 High street Skinner Ebenezer, 69 Stanley street Tbornhill SmL & Sod, 6 St Thos. st PERFUMERS AND HAIR- DRtSSRS. Addy Joseph, 6 Coulston street Astwood Win. 63 Division street Barker Edwin, 132 Barker's pool Barker Wm. 10 Netherthorpe Bay ley Wm. 70 South street Bellamy John, 79 Rroomhall street Bestall Francis, 39 Orchard street Betts Alex. 208 Gibraltar street Braithwait John, 12 Change alley Burniston Wm. 87 Broad lane Clayton Henry S. 128 Portobello st Cooper Charles, 164 Gibraltar st Cooper Chas. W. 35 South street Cooper Robert, 4 Broad street Copley Frederick, 6 South street Copley Henry, 8 Hoyle street Copley Robert, 14 Campo lane Cowling Wm. 3£ Sheaf bridge Crisman Wm. 77| West street Cupit Charles, 6 Pinfold street Daffin George, 38 King street Ellis Benjamin, 1 Waingate Evans William, 10 Meadow street Foster Robert, 22 Union street Fletcher William, 34 Waingate Fieldsend John, 16 Market street Garnett Brice B. 146 South street Garnett John, 136 Porter street Gell James, 172 West street Herring James, 69 Wicker Hinde Charles, 49 Church street Hives Fredk. 128 Gibraltar street Hobson Henry, 76 Snig hill Hobson Win. 150 Portobello street Holmes Wm. Little Sheffield Howson John, 8 Old Hay market Jackson Wm. 40 Bridgehouses Judson Charles, 33 Bakers' hill Kent Wm. 1 Wellington street Lemons John, 28 Church street Xent John, 41 Snig hill Major Edward, 8 South street, Park Marples John, 3 Norfolk street Maunder Robert, 2 Westbar Moore John, 6 Union buildings Norton Henry, 68 Norfolk street Pilmore David, 41 Scotland street Rowbotham Henry, 34 Pond street Saynor Joshua, 14 Scotland street Shaw W T alter, 65 West street Sheldon William, 79 Peacroft Smith Thomas, 28 Pinstone street Starr Abm. 28 Division street Sleeford Henry, 5 Westbar green Soutter Gabriel, 33 West street Stanyon Richard, 80 South street Stephenson Robert, 16 Fargate Stocks Henry, 15 Old Haymarket Taylor George, 31 Broad lane Tindall Henry, 14 Wicker Tindall John, 229 Moorfields Walker Thos. & Jno.3 Castlefolds Wild Wm. 42 Duke street, Park Wilgros Joseph, 44 Kenyon alley Wilkinson Henry, Little Sheffield Wilkinson Thos. 167 South street Wilson John, 46f Snig hill Woodcock Mellinsr, 68 Westbar Wright Wm. 65 Tenter street PHYSICIANS. (See also Surgeons.) Bartolome M. Martin de, 3 Eyre st Branson Ferguson, 7 Howard street Favell Chas. Fox, 2 Howard street Harwood Hy. Paul, 14 Norfolk row Holland Geo. Calvert, 13 Evre st Kidley Thos. 201 Bath buildings Lennard Wra.31 Orchard street Mc Dowall Robt. 251 Glossop road Thompson Corden, 72 Norfolk street PLANE MAKERS. (See Joiners' Tools Makers also.) Barstow W. & Son, ctl26 Barker's pi Burton Wm. and Son, 15 Westbar Hasler Wm. ct 16 Fargate Heathcott Charles, court 50 Fargate Turner Thomas, 35 Queen street PLASTERERS & COLOURERS. Anderson John, 47 North parade Bamford Joseph, 44 Fargaie Barber Joseph, 140 Rockingham In Bendelow Chas. 104 Rockingham In Bendelow Joseph, 36 Holly street Benney J. (figure mkr.) 36 Ltl Pond 6t Charlesworth John, 23 St Thomas st Clarebrough Robert, 33 Johnson st Denton Wm. Little Sheffield Godley Wm. 81 Campo lane Harrison Thos. S. 97 Devonshire st Hearnshaw Thomas, 65 Chester st Holley Wm. 171 Tudor st. LtlShef. Holmes Thomas, 16 Fitzwilliam st i Jenkinson George, Broomhill 2c 302 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Large John, et 50 Fitzwilliam st Radley John, ct 2 Belfield street Shaw John, Harmer lane gardens Shaw Wm. 109 South street, Park Sheard Henry, 49 Orchard street Stevenson Chpr. 19 Little Pondst Stevenson John, 33 Duke st. Park Taylor Edward, Button lane Taylor George, 264 Bright street Unwin Carter, 15 West John street Wear Joseph, 113 Carver street Wilkinson James, 144 Devonshire st PLATERS ON STEEL. (See Silver Cutlery* page 271.) PLUMBERS & GLAZIERS. Marked 9 are Painters also; and f Gas Fitters. Abbott James, 252 Sylvester street Armitage Henry, 45 Furnival street Armitage John, 12 Devonshire st Ashmore Cornelius, 15 Andrew st Ashmore Henry, 68 Broad st. Park Barnsley Wm. 6 Cumberland street •Bennett E. and H. 84 Burgess st fBramley Wm. 94 Broad street *Brownhill Horatio, 43 Coalpit lane Colquhoun Wm. ]2 Kenyon street *Drury, Smith, and Swallow, 34 Howard street •Faber & Townsend, 195 Glossop rd f Gascoigne Robert, 50 Holly street Gillatt Jonathan, 10 York street Goddard Jph. 158 Tudor st. L. S. Green Henry, 9 Commercial street fHarrison& Johnstone, 68 Pinstone st Heyworth George, 133 Allen street Higginbotham John H. 54 Westst *Hobson Thos. 150 Portobello st * Holmes Joseph, 182 West street fHolmes Thos. 8 New Haymarket *Horsfield Wm.237 Upper Allen st *Lord Samuel, 110 Wellington &t Marrison John, 82 West street Mason Wm. 25 Shude hill Mearbeck James, 44 York street *Mycock Thos. Edw. 106 Fargate •Needham Henry, 13 Joiner street Norton John, 84 Division street Parrott Thos. 1 10 Fitzwilliam st Pitt John, 20 Waingate Primrose Edward, 43 Porter street Primrose Wm. 73 Westbar Pryor Wm. 8 Bower spring Richardson Geo. 99 Fitzwilliam st Seale Bernard, 25 Church street Sheldon Edward, 24 South street fShirley W. H. 219 Moorfields fTaylor Wm. 231 Moorfields Titterton Mary, 13 Westbar green Watkinson Wm. 8 Pinfold street fWright Wm. 38 Westbar POLISHING PASTE,&c.MFRS. Adams John (patent composition,) Corn Exchange Brown John (rouge) 143 Harvest In Hirst George (patent composition,) Glossop road Hodgson Geo. Walk mill, 12 o'Clock Needham John, 120 Harvest lane Stones Wm. (& ink) 10 Old Haymkt Underwood W. (ink,&c) iOfPorterst POTATO MERCHANTS. Barstow Solomon, 29 Button lane Cawthorne D., Canal wharf Cowling Joseph, Furnival road Finningley Samuel, Furnvial road Fisher Robert, 1 Bower street Gibson Wm. (& salt) 45 Exchange st Glew Wm. Canal wharf Goodworth Ellen, 46 Westbar green Greenhough Wm. 9 Gilbert street Hartley Richd. 12 High st. Park Johnson Henry, Canal wharf Malkin George, 8 Button lane Malkin Henry, 85 Trippet lane Malkin Wm. 133 Gibraltar street Marshall Jonathan, 8 Shepherd st Maw John, 51 Westbar green Milner Chas. & Son, Green market Robson & Malkin, Canal wharf Scholfield George, New Haymarke POULTERERS. (For Game, see Fishmongers.) Askey George, 24 Watson walk Ingham Thomas, 184 West street Parkinson Joseph, 3 Bow street POWDER FLASK, SHOT BELT, &c. MANFRS. Bartram John, 100 Wellington st Bartram Wm.25 Chester lane Cutts I. P., Sous, and Sutton, 39 Division street Dixon James & Sons, Cornish place Foster Wm. and Co. 225 Solly st Frith Brothers, 105 Arundel street Hawksley G. & J. W. 35 Smithfield Sykes and Son, 36 Duke street Sykes Wm. 116 Rockingham st PRESS MAKERS & CUTTERS. Atherton Isaac, 42 Coalpit lane Darwin H. and F., foot of Pond hill Smith Samuel, 37 Peacroft PRINTERS (LETTER PRESS.) (See Booksellers ^Newspaper Offices.) - TRADES AND PROFESSIONS 303 PRINTER'S JOINER. Garnett Wm. Hy. 140 Rockgm. In PUMP MAKERS. (See also Millwrights, fyc.) Briggs Thomas, 7 Stanley lane Greaves George, Green lane Rose Wm. 69 Park hill lane Sa*ille George, 73 South street RAG AND SCRAP DEALERS. Bishop Luke, 65 Peacroft Bramwell Samuel, 48 Hoyle street Broadhead John, 8 Holiis croft Cowen James, 211 Eyre street Gladwin John, 98 Fruitmarket Good all Geo. 282 Shales moor Gould Wm. 17 Button lane Jackson Wm. 52 Allen street Lamb George, 92 Fargate Littlewood Samuel, 3 Westbar green McDermott Edward, 3 Shude hill Marshall and Son, 74 Westbar Milner Charles, 33 Fargate OliverChristopher, 109 Barker's pool Robinson Robert, 64 Orchard street Robinson Wm. 29 Bakers' hill Straw Emma, 87 Westbar Taylor John, 44 Westbar Taylor John Holbert, 26 Westbar grn Wilson Charles, 79 Trippet lane Wilson Thomas, 90 Tenter street RAILWAY (SeeCoach Spring&c.) REGISTER(SERVTS.) OFFCS. Hadfield Ann & Eliz. 183 Glossop rd Innocent John, 7 Campo lane Rippon Fanny, 44 Regent street Saxton Wm. 5 High street Whiteley Har. & Cath. 155 West st ROPE & TWINE MANFRS. Ashton Wm. 82 Broomhall street BagshawThos.31 South st. &12 Fargt Brady Curtis, 27 Bakers' hill Ives Jonathan, 225 Moorfields Millward R. 53 South st.&46 King st Mudford John, 6 Waingate, and 27 Shude hill Rhodes John, 215 Moorfields Sayles Alfred, 151 Gibraltar street Sayles Samuel, 119 South street Worth David, 38 Bernard street RULE (BOX & IVORY) MFRS. Belcher Zach. & Sons, 270 Bright st Roberts W T m. ct 14 Steelhouse lane SADDLERS & HARNS. MKRS. Banks John, 40 Duke street, Park Barlow Edwin, 25 Westbar Bower Wm. 65 South street Bretnell John, 11 Commercial et Davy Dennis, 21 Change alley Guest Charles, 64 Bridge street Hanson Edward, 21 Waingate Hill Alfred, 7 South street, Park Hodgson Robert, 159 Gibraltar st Major Wm. 16 Broad street Owen Daniel, 42 High street Roebuck John, 23 Old Hay market Shutt John Hy. 262 Shales moor Thomlinson John, 53 Fargate Wadsworth Thos. 32 Furnival road White Thos. 127 South street White Thos. 24 Effingham street Wilson John, 87 West street SAW MANUFACTURERS. Marked 1 , are Hay fy Straw Knife; 2, Ledger Blade fy Tobacco Knife; 3, Calico Web ; 8f 4, Elastic Steel Busk Manufacturers also, 2, 3, 4 ArmitageWm. 72 Harvest In 3, 4 Beardshaw Jonathan and Son, 16 Garden street 2, 3 Beckett A. 14 Oborne street Beet Jonth. & Sons, 184 Broad lane Biggin S. and Son, 115 Scotland st 1, 3, 4 Blackford Wm. 9 Smithfield Blake & Parkin, 31 Meadow street 3 Brittain S. S. and Co. Shoreham st BroadhurstWm. & Son,27W T estfld ter Brown Wm., Bailey lane Butcher Wm. & Saml. 41 Eyre lane 3, 4 Buxton John, Suffolk road 1 Cadman P, and Sons, 83 Norfolk st and 4 Surrey street 2 Carr J. and Riley, 41 Bailey laoe Carr Wm. (spiral cutter) Vicar lane Cocker,Grayson, & Co. 42 Carr lane 3 Constantine Fras. 68 Holiis croft 2, 3, 4 Crookes, Roberts, & Co. 44 Porter street Cutler Hiram G., Castle hill Cutler John, jun. 42 Charlotte st 1, 3, 4 Davenport Brothers, 188 Rockingham street 1, 3, 4 Davenport John A. 56 Jessop st 3 Drabble & Sanderson, 37 Russell st 1,2,3,4 Eadon Moses, 109 Norfolkst 1 Fearnehough Joseph, 124 Westbar 2 Fearnehough Wm. 21 Garden st Fletcher Chas. 143 Rockingham st 4 Gray Jonth. & Sons, 36 Malinda st Gregory & Redfearn, 30 Edward st 4 Groves Rd. & Sons, 71 Snow lane Hall Wm. 54 Porter street Hill Abraham, 19 Union street Hinchliffe Geo. W. 87 Eyre street Hobson Francis, Saville street 304 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, Holy Daniel & Geo. 4 Eyre lane Hoole & Brooksbank, Malinda st Hoole, Staniforth, and Gray, 31 Arundel street Horn Win. I. & Co. 67 Bridge st Ibbotson Brothers, Globe Works Ibbotson, Peace, & Co. 84 Russell st 1.3 Ibbotson Rd., Sylvester gardens Ibbotson Thos. & Co. Paternoster rw Kerry on John & Co. 4 Sheldon st 1. 4 Kitchen Richard, Earl street Law Philip, 60 Carver street Long, Gregory, & Co. 105 Eyre st 1, 3, 4 Loukes & Russell, 23 Wicker lane 3 M akin Thos. & Son, (webs only, 38 Carr lane Marriott & Atkinson, Attercliffe 1, 2 Marshall & Cheetham, 184 Gib- raltar street Marshes & Shepherd, 10 Forge In 4 Memmott Wm. 46 Pond street 3 Millington Jas. & Co., The Isle Mitchell Robert, 211 Portobello st Mort Henry, Castle hill Morton Matthew, Burnt tree lane Mottram Thos. & Sons, 157 Arun- del street Moulson Brothers, 49 Division st 4 New Jeremiah, 22 Radford street 3 Newbould SI. & Co. 170 South st Pagdin Wm. 56 Howard street Peace S. & Sons, 9 Forge lane, and 48 Meadow street 3, 4 Pearson Robert, 39 Meadow st 3Pinder John, 100 West street Rodgers, Russell, & Horsfield, 60 Eyre lane Roebuck Jonathan, 103 Saville st Sanderson John, 38 Charles street 1, 2, 3, 4 Sheldon Thomas and Son, 105 Trafalgar street 2, 3 Slack, Sellars, & Grayson, 37 Townhead street 1, 2, 3 Smith John, 62 Russell st Sorby John & Son, Spital hill 1 Sorby Robert & Sons, 2 Carver st 2 Spear & Jackson, Saville street Spencer Matthias & Son, 107 Peacft Stones Frederick, 31 Orchard place 1, 4 Taylor Jph.& Jno., Burnt tree In 4, 5 Turner, Davies, & Co. 27 Nor- folk lane Turner Jonathan, Burton head Turner Thos. & Co., Suffolk Works Turton Thos. & Sons, 1 Russell st 1,2, 3Tyzack Wm. & Sons, 230 Rockingham street 3, 4 Tyzack Thomas, Sharrow lane Wade, Wingfield, and Rowbotham, 82 Arundel lane 1,2,3 Wall & Cooper,Sylvester gdns Ward A. 13 Wicker, & 53 Carver st Webster & Johnson, 14 Sycamore st Wheatman John, 45 Russell street 2, 3 Woodhouse & Caterer, Brook st 3, 4 Wilson & Schofield, 160 Rock- ingham lane Wilson, Hawksworth, and Moss, 1 Arundel lane 4 Wright John, New George street 4 Wright Thomas, Highfield Wharton Geo. & Co., Cadman st SAW HANDLE MAKERS. Burkinshaw George, Little Sheffield Burkinshaw John, 100 West street Garton Joseph, 3 back St Geo.'s ter Gill Thomas, 159 Broomhall street Shirt Elias, 21 Coalpit lane Turner James, 10 Fornhain street SAW MILLS. Jepson John, (veneer,) Soho wheel Plant SI., Crofts Sawmill, Soho whi Reed L. G. & Co. 188 Broomhall st Smith Joseph, 49 Effingham street Smith Joseph, 79 Sydney street Tummon George, Norris field Turner Thomas, Blast lane Walker Samuel, Millsands Wild Jph., Whiteley Wood Works SCALE & HAFT DEALERS. (See Cutters fy Pressers, Page 274.) SCALE & SPRING MAKERS. Barnes Alexander, Claywood Boaler John, 56 Holly street Crookes Geo. 5 Duke st. lane, Park Davidson James, 48 Carver street Dewsnap Charles, ct 6 Trippet lane Dewsnap Simeon, 10 St Thomas st Deakin Wm. 33 Peacroft England George, court 17 Fargate Hall John and Sons, 119 Cornhill Hancock George, yd 82 Edward st Hepworth Henry, 13 Schoolcroft Hirst Samuel, 34 Bailey lane Moore Elijah, 91 Hollis croft Robinson Wm., Gas office yd. Bow st Truelove Joseph, ct 3 Norwich st Undy Dennis, 24 Peacroft Walker Robert, 50 West street Warris Hannah, 30 Smith street Watson Denis, 31 Lambert street Whaley Samuel, 56 Shepherd street TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 305 White Peter, 13 Bailey lane SCREW & BOLT MAKERS. For Saw Screws, see Brass Fndrs. \ Ashforth aiid Barnes, 51 Bridge st Darwin H. and F. foot of Pond hill Davy Brothers, 1 Pear street Drury Robert and Co. (screw stock, lathe, &c. mfrs.) 6 Leadmill road Fellows Stephen, ct 2 Furnace hill Gibson Sarah, 199 Watery lane Hattersley John, Kellam island Homer Brothers and Co. (lathe, screw press, &c.) Button lane, and Furnival street Johnson Geo., Love st. & ct 6 Dun st Roebuck VVm. 5 Love street Sanderson Joseph, 47 Wicker SCULPTORS, AND MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE, &c. MFRS. Oldfield G. & Co. 3 Norfolk lane, and Ashford, Derbyshire Smith Edwin, 105 Devonshire st SCYTHE & SICKLE MFRS. (See also Eckington, Norton, Beigh- ton, and Dronfield Parishes.) Biggin S. and Son, 115 Scotland st Burrows Thos. Smithy wood bottom Dyson John, Abbey dale Works Fearnehough Joseph, 124 Westbar Fearnehough Wm. 21 Garden street Fisiier Brothers, Millhouses Garfitt Thomas, 48 Thomas street Horn Win. I. & Co. 67 Bridge st Ibbotson, Peace, & Co. 84 Russell st Jackson Robert, Norton Hammer Linley Wm., Pond hill Linley Saml. & Robt. Clough fForks Loukes & Russell, 23 Wicker lane Marshall J. and W. 83 Allen street Makin Wm. Attercliffe Marshall & Cheetham, 184 Gib- raltar street Moore Wm. Little London Works PeaceS.& Sons, Burnt tree&Forge In Sorby Robert and Sons, 2 Carver st Tyzack Wm. & Sons, 230 Rocksrm. st SCYTHE AND ENGINE STRICKLE MFRS. Marshall SamL (& emery paper, &c.) Castle mills, and 40 Eyre street Osborn Joseph, Balm green SHARE.-f&>£ Stock and Share.) SHEAR MANUFACTURERS, Marked fare Wool Shear Mfrs. (See also Scissor Manufacturers.) Bishop Elisha, 45 Hawley croft Brookes Wm. & Son, 29 Rockgm, st fGreaves I., Park Works, Broad st Lingard Joseph, Matilda street tLinley George, 22 Coalpit lane fLockwood Brothers, 74 Arundel st Matkin Thomas, 76 Campo lane fMarshall and Stones, 60 Arundel In fNewbould S. and Co. 170 South st Shearer John, 166 Eldou street •fSorby John and Sons, Spiral hill fSorby Robert and Sons, 2 Carver st Stocks John, 57 Orchard street fStones Frederick, 31 Orchard pi Weldon J. (weaver's,) Button lane f Wilkinson W. & Sons, Grimesthorpe Wreaks Wm. 35 Broomhall street SHERIFF'S OFFICERS. Askham James, 15 Bank street Bellamy Wm. S. 3 Paradise square Dodgson Henrv, 39 West street SHOPKEEPERS. Flour, Grocery, fy Provision Dealers. Marked * sell Beer (out.) Adams John, Gatefield Addy Frederick, 174 Upper Allen st ADott Alfred, 7o Tenter street Arnold Thomas, 55 Furnival street Ashforth James, Burton head Ashforth John, 27 Portobello st Ashmore Cornelius, 15 Andrew st Ashton Ann, 44 Hawley croft Ashton Elizabeth, 42 Bridgehouses Ashton Elizabeth, 87 Broad street *Atkins Wm. 135 Watery lane Bacon Stephen, 60 Hoyle street Bacon Wm. 80 Trippet lane ♦Bagnall Julia Ann, 147 Solly st Bagnall Thomas, 50 Pye bank Bailev John, 267 Shales moor Bakewell W. 227 Upper Allen st Bamford Joseph, 44 Fargate Bamford Edward, Hiilfoot Bamforth Wm. 290 Shales moor Barker Wm., King street, Portmhn Barlow Henry, 26 Lambert street Barnes John, Infirmary road Barnes Joseph, 82 Edward street | Barnes Samuel, 66 Russell street *Barnes Wm, 176 Granville street Barnet George, 10 Orchard lane Barthorpe James, Blast lane Battie John, 67 Bernard street Batty Sarah, 104 Hollis croft Baxby Jonathan, William street Baxter Wm. 55 South street, Park Beadle Wm. 89 Spring street Beard George, 29 Hartshead Beardshaw Wm. 46 Bramall lang 2c2 306 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, Beavers John, 85 Pea croft Belk Elizabeth, 24 Rockingham st Bell John, 44 Brown street BellamyBartholomew, 36Colliers' rw Bennett Elizabeth, 162 Rockgm. st Benson James, 150 Bernard street Benson Joseph, New George street Berry Hannah, 85 Spring street Best John, Pitsmoor Bingham Wm. 33 Netherthorpe Bingley George, 146 Duke street Birtles Francis, 198 Fitzwilliam st Blackwell Henry, 24 Anson street Blake James, 93 Granville street Boulding Mary, 247 Upper Allen st Bolsover Matthew, 174 Solly street Bonsor Thomas, 21 Shepherd street Bonsor Wm. 48 Allen street Booth John, 82 Shepherd street Booth Sar. & Emma, 29 Hermitage st Bower Luke, 68 Harvest lane Bower Thomas, 31 West street ♦Bradbury James, 50 Morpeth st Bradshaw Wm. 92 Broomhall street Braithwaite Charles, 38 Water lane Bramall John, 19 Forge lane Bray Eliza, 45 North parade Bray Samuel, 143 Gibraltar street Brittain Joseph, 3 Wellington street Broadbent Henry, 162 Lord street Broomhead Robert, 67 Coalpit lane Brownell Abraham, 178 Rockgm. st Brownlow Wm., Little Sheffield Brumby Wm. 18 Pond hill Burgin John, 34 Cross Smithfield Burgin John, 162 Duke street, Park Burgin Judith, 90 Duke street, Park Burkinshaw George, Little Sheffield Burrows Ann & Eliz. 23 Division st Burton John, 29 Holly street Butler Wm. 74 Russell street *Buxton Richard, 9 Brook street By water Harriet, 27 Netherthorpe pi Cam Harriet, 1.00 Pea croft Cam Sarah, 70 Burgess street Capper James, 130 Pond street Cardwell Elizabeth, Cricket Inn Carr James, 58 Arundel street Cartledge Eliz. 107 Duke street, P. Cartledge Richard, 110 Green lane Cawton Cecilia, 41 Bailey street Chadwick Adam, 83 Wellington st Chambers Amos, 10 Chester street •Champion Saml. 108 Carver street Chapman Thomas, 77 Division st Chatterton Benj. 172 Skyedge, P. Chatterton John, 41 Pitt street Clapham Diana, 59 Pea croft Clayton Charles, 32 Norwich street Cocker Ezra, 6 St Philip's road Cocker John, 215 Eyre street Coldwell Wm. 21 Pinfold street Colgrave H. G. 95 Hoyle street Colver Thomas, 159 Duke street, P. Conley Charles, 22 New Church st ♦Cooper Ann, 42 Furnace hill Cooper Robert, 34 Bailey lane Corbitt Samuel, 30 Westbar green Courtnall Edward, 141 Lord street Courtnall J. 8 Spring street Corbitt Samuel, 30 Westbar green Crabtree Joseph, 29 Johnson street Crampton Ann, 3 Scotland street Crawford Wm. 40 Orchard street *Crookes William, 51 Hoyle street Cross Joseph, 41 High street, Park Crossland John, 52 Park hill lane Cusworth Charles, 32 Chapel street Cutts Joseph, 54 Tenter street Cutts John, 265 Shales moor Dakin Thomas, Infirmary road Dal ton John, Gatefield Darwin Wm. 63 North parade Day Wm. 53 Fitzwilliam street Deakin Samuel, 27 Flat street Deakin Wm. 3 Bridgehouses Deakin Wm. 192 Granville street Dearman Wm. 7 Union buildings Denby Sarah, 64 Brown street Dent John, 49 Bridge street Denton James, 45 Scotland street Dennitf John, Joiner street Dervin Frederick, Ellison street Dewsnap John, 275 Upper Allen st Dickinson Eliz. 22 Shude hill Dickinson Sarah, 23 Bridgehouses Dixon Wm. 28 Trippet lane Dodworth John, 122 Fitzwilliam st Downend John, 12 Edward street Downend Samuel, 1.04 West street Drabble Edward, 222 Shrewsbury rd Drabble James, Burton head Drabble Joseph, 25 Castle folds Dunfield John, 114 Pea croft Dungworth Joshua, Little Sheffield Dyson Charles, 7 Commercial st Dyson Mary, 28 New street, Park Eagle Hannah, 145 Duke street, P. Edgill John, 14 Castle folds Edwards Eleanor, 30 Meadow st Eldridge Samuel, 39 Howard street Elliott Eliz., Ecclesall New road Elliott Mark, 16 Penistone road Ellis Charles, 168 Arundel street SHOPKEEPERS. 307 Ellis Henry, 7 Andrew street Ellison Alfred, 121 Lord street Elsworth Mary, 96 South street Elvidge John, 26 Hollis croft Ep worth Benj. 72 Arundel lane Exley Peggy, 105 Barker's pool Farr George, 164 South street Fidler John, 62 Holly street Fish Martha, 89 Hia[ii street, Park Fisher Elizabeth, 80 Allen street Fletcher George, 21 Netherthorpe pi Ford Samuel, 132 Solly street Foulstone Samuel, 15 Pea crofc Fox George, 22 Siddall street Fretwell Sarah, Sheldon street Frost George, 13 Doncaster street Frost Thomas, 140 Edward street Furniss Isaac, 27 Leicester street Furniss Mary, 12 Scotland street Furniss Robert, 2 Suffolk road Garnett Mary, 40 Effingham street Gee Thomas, 114 Harvest lane Gibbons Eliz. 4 St Philip's road Gibson Charles, 147 Lord street Gibson Win. 175 Duke street, Park Gill Mark, 81 Granville street Gillott Jonathan, 88 Bridge street Gillott John, 12 Coalpit lane Girdham "Wm. 19 Pea croft Gray Edwin, 36 St Phillip's road Gray Thomas, 22 Chapel street Greaves Elizabeth, 90 South street Greaves Eliz., Little Sheffield Green Thomas, 190 Eyre street Gregory George, 60 Coalpit lane Guion Walter, 67 Townhead street Hadfield Joseph, 3 Cross Smithfield Hague Wm. 85 South street, Park Hall Elizabeth, 46 Bernard street Hall Mary, 49 St Philip's road Hallam John, 57 South street, Park Hallatt John, 21 High street, Park Hancock Edmund, 8 Effingham st Hancock Harriet, Hillfoot Hancock Samuel, 55 Pea croft Hancock Wm. 53 Broad lane Hardy Ann, 34 Brown street Hargate Thomas, 21 South street,P. Harrison John, 23 Thomas street Harrison Robert, 78 Duke street, P. Harrison Samuel, 194 Eyre street Harrison Wm. 128 Duke street, P. Hartley Thomas, 41 Coalpit lane Harvey Wm. 45 Broad lane Hatfield Eliz., 37 Bridge street Hattersley Isaac, Saville street Hawksworth Thos. 223 Meadow st Hawksworth Thos. 44 Duke st. P. Hawksworth Wm. 32 Sycamore st Haynes Roger, 15 Cumberland st Heald John, 177 Gibraltar street Heathcote Francis, 28 Duke st. P. Heaton Sarah, 92 Harvest lane Hessey Ann, 142 Rockingham st Hessey Thomas, 130 Tudor st. L.S. Hewitt Saml. 216 Fitzwilliam st Hibbard Lydia, 158 Portobello st Hibbert Rowland, 248 Solly street Hickson Sus. 35 Silver street head Hill Abraham, 52 Furnival street Hill James, 102 Broad street Hill Thomas, 72 Button lane Hill Thomas H. 32 South street, P. Hill Wm. 26 Beltield street Hobson Mary, 61 Lead mill road Hodgson Hannah, 46 Bailey street H olden James, 113 Broad lane Holland Amos, 2 Cross Smithfield Holmes Joseph, 21 Effingham street *Hopkin John, 40 Weigh lane Hoult John Smith, 27 Scotland st Hoyes Thomas, 17 Wellington st Howe George, 73 Jessop street Hudson John, 20 Porter street Hulley Samuel, 170 Young street Huns worth Abel, Infirmary road Hunter Joseph, 118 Trafalgar st Hunter Ernest, 32 Bailey lane Hurt Francis, 130 Allen street Hutchinson Charles, 27 New st. P. Hutchinson John, 40 Kenyon alley Hutton Charles, 110 Duke street, P. Ibbotson Thomas, Infirmary road Ingham Thomas, 184 West street Jackson Ann, 115 Barker's pool Jackson Eliza, 26 Chapel street Jackson James, 4 Duke street, P. Jackson Mary, 120 Portobello st James Elizabeth, 38 Bridgehouses Jenkin Henry, 280 Solly street Jennings Joseph, 73 South street, P. Jepson Wm. 11 Meadow street Jessop Thomas, 40 Chapel street Johnson Henry, 63 Westbar green Johnson John, 141 West street Johnstone John, 43 Wellington st Jordan Ann, Hanover street Jowitt Charles, 81 St Philip's road Kay Ann, 14 Meadow street Kay Francis, 158 Duke street, Park Kelsey Wm. 43 Devonshire lane King James, 39 Broomhall street Kirby Charles, River street •Kirkby Martin, 55 Fitzwilliam st 308 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. •Kirkby Michael, 173 Broomhall st Kitson James, 23 Castle folds Knapp Isaac, 30 Doncaster street Langton Mary, 54 Division street Laver Mary, 15 New Church st Law John, Little Sheffield Lawrence Alfd. 26 Rough bank, P. Lawton Wm. 40 Westbar green Lavezoli John, 20 Harvest lane Laycock Elizabeth, 46 Burgess st Laycock Hannah, Hillfoot •Ledger Edward, 64 Bailey lane Lee John, Infirmary road Lee Wm. 57 Furuival street Lewers Wm. 59 Tenter street Lilleyman Geo. 158 Arundel street Littlewood George, 44 Edward st •Lock wood Arabella, 58 Duke st Lockwood Benjaman, 2 Shude hill Lodge Francis, 17 Pondhill Lomas Jonth. 66 Scotland street Loy Mary, 104 Westbar Lucas Edward, 46 Peacroft Lygo Thomas, 18 Button lane Malkin George, 9 Button lane Mallinder Martin, 182 Granville st Mann Jane, 118 Broomhall street Manuel Jph. 106 Fitzwilliam st Mappin Wm. 102 Bernard street Marriott Isaac, 74 Garden street Marriott Abigal, 17 Eyre lane Marriott John, 129 Gibraltar st Marrison Joseph, 77 Peacroft Marsden Robert, 50 Wicker Marsden Wm. 38 Thomas street Marsden Wm. Burnt tree lane Marsh George, 5 Shude hill Marshall My. 64 Wellington street Martin John, 14 High street, Park Mason George, 162 Harvest lane Mason Henry, 37 Meadow street Mason Jas. 44 Silver street head Mason Sampson, 100 Porter street Mather Elizabeth, 7 Coalpit lane Maw Thomas, 191 Eyre street M'Cabe Patrick, 10 Sussex street McManus James, (egg mercht.) 38 Bridge street Merryman Charles, 155 Porter st Middleton Jph. 47 Fitzalan street Millington Thomas, 43 Pye bank Milner Charles, 32 Trippet lane Milner John, 61 Spring street Milner John, 7Q Edward street •Moore Abm. Cross Geo. st. Phila Moore John, George street, Phila Moore Peter, 23 Holly street Moorhouse Sarah, 12 Spitalfields Morton Mary, 95 Broad street Morton Thomas, 22 Ellis street Morfitt Ellen, 156 Portobello st Mosley Benj. C. 15 Old street, Park Mosley Mary, 58 Pinstone street Muscroft VVm. 4 Newhall street Naylor Hannah, 26 Jericho street Newton Robert, 101 Broad lane Nightinghale Wm. 294 Shales moor North John, 196 Eyre street Nutt Joses, 41 Wentworth terrace Nutt Wm. 40 High street, Park Oakes Mary, 101 South street, P. Oates Benj. 122 Harvest lane Oates Eliz, 19 Wellington street Osborne John, 1 Sussex street Overton George, 64 Hollis croft Owen Richard, Hillfoot Owen Thomas, 27 Pinstone street Oxley Abraham, 62 Meadow st Page James, 27 Broad lane Parker John, 25 Johnson street Parker Thomas, 95 Duke street Parkin Jobn, Upperthorpe •Parkin John, 218 South st. Park Parkinson Jas. 178 Granville st Parnell George, 54 Meadow street Paramore Luke, 151 Young street Pashley George, 45 St Philip's rd Pass Eliz. 37 Cumberland street Pattisel John, 54 Chester street Petty John, 58 Garden street Pickering Joseph, 54 Regent lane Piuder Thomas, 104 Broad street Platts Hannah, 19 Holly street Platts Joseph, Broomhill Platts Thomas, 69 Hollis croft Plumpton Eliz. 93 Thomas street Plumpton Eliz. 75 Milton street Priest Mary, 32 Radford street Priestley Caroline, 99 Carver st Pryor Hannah, 150 Duke st. Park Quibell Mary, 72 Broad street *Raddish Wm. 26 Hermitage st ♦Radford Peter, Ecclesall New rd Redfearn Geo. 257 Rockingham st Renshaw Wm. 57 Townhead st Rhodes John, 120 Lord street Rishforth Charles, 75 Porter st Roberts George, 259 Arundel st Roberts James, 1 Dee street Roberts John, 83 Porter street Roberts Thomas, 49 Stanley street Robinson Edward, Infirmary road Robinson John, 140 Dnke street, P. Rose John, Ecclesall New road SHOPKEEPERS. 309 Rowley Saml. 251 Arundel street Rvalls Ann, Little Sheffield Ryalls Mary, Little Sheffield Sanders Wm. 68 Carver street Sanderson Wm. 44 Charles street Sansom Joseph, 30 Peacroft Savage John, 111 South st. Park Sayles Joseph, 44 Wicker Saynor Joseph, 122 Solly street Scholey Joseph, 118 Matilda street Scott Ann, 35 Duke street, Park Shaw James, 21 Smithfield Shaw Wm. 102 Spring street Shaw Wm. George st. Philadelphia Sheard Henry, 49 Orchard street Sheldon Samuel, Little Sheffield Sheldon Wm. 61 Towuhead street Shemeld Wm. 77 Broad lane Shepherd Elizabeth, 41 Lee croft Shiers Mary, 62 Coalpit lane Shipley John, 79 Duke street Shirtcliffe James, 87 Jessop street Shore Roger, 164 Pond street Siddell George, 122 Allen street Siddali Wm. 21 Bridgehouses Simmonite John, 35 Sussex street Sissons Benjamin, 92 Edward st Skidmore Sarah, 172 Broad lane Skinner Alfred, 15 Shude hill Slinn Louisa, 30 Cornish street Slinn Sarah, 211 Moorfields Small George, 72 Campo lane Smilter John, 71 Daisy bank Smith Ann, 122 Trafalgar street Smith Jonathan, 72 Carver street Smith John, 10 New street, Park Smith Joseph, 20 Broad lane Smith Samuel, 87 Garden street Smith Wm. 159 South street Smith Wm. 235 Allen street Smithson Mary Ann, 9 Lambert st Snow Joshua, 12 Bridge street South John, 76 Broad street Spencer James, 35 High st. Park Spooner Wm. 10 Dunfields Sorsby Ann, 67 Broom hall street Steward John, 33 Coalpit lane Stones Elizabeth, 3 Pondhill Stones Mary, Willey street Storey Thomas, 10 Maltravers st Stringer Joseph, 28 Doncaster st Swallow John, 22 Regent street Swift Joseph, 90 South street, Park Swift Samuel, 38 Bailey lane Talbot Fanny, 31 Bakers' hill Tate Septimus, 69 Porter street Taylor Benjamin, 23 Bailey street Taylor George, 26 Bridgehouses Taylor John, 14 Hartshead •Taylor Phoebe, 54 Edward street Taylor Matthew, 26 Fornham st Taylor Thomas, 242 Fitzwilliam st Taylor Wm., 34 Bramall lane Thackray Benj. 105 Granville st Thackray Thomas, 23 Anson street Thompson Mtha & Wm. 72 Rockm.st Travis B. 168 Fitzwilliam street Trickett Ann, IVelve o'clock *Tummon John, 170 South st. Park Turner George, 60 Charles street Turtle Joseph, 17 North parade Tyas Wm. 79 Oborne street Tyne Joseph, Hillfoot Unwin John, Hillfoot Varley Mary Ann, 104 Colliers' row Vickers James, 54 Burgess street Vickers Mary Aon, 48 St Thos. st Wadsworth Ann, 48 Porter street Wagstaff Thomas, 46 Hoyle street Wain wright Jph. jun.89 Park hill In Wait George, 186 Bernard street Waite Wm. 89 Duke street, Park Walker Hannah, 22 Bower spring Walker John, 28 Effingham street Walker Thomas, 15 Brown lane Walter Sarah, 177 Evre Ward Elizabeth, 19 Duke street, P. Ward Harriet, 107 South street Ward John, 20 Nursery street Ward John, 17 Corn hill Ward Thomas, 13 Newcastle street Ward Reuben, 100 Eyre lane Warrington Edward, 121 South st.P Waters Daniel, 1 12 Scotland street Watson James, 74 South street, P. Watson Julia, 49 Pye bank Webster John, 32 Pea croft Weldon Jarvis, 20 Division street Wells Wm. 57 Russell street Whait Thomas, 59 Broad street Whatham Amelia, 55 Eldon street Wheatley George, 118 Porter street Wheatman Mary, 19 Westbar green Wheen John, 94 Trippet lane Whitaker Mary, 6 Newhall street White Wm. 36 Furnival road Whitehead Charles, Pitsmoor Whitehead E. 44 Harvest lane Wild Daniel, 73 Spring street Wilkinson Wm. 82 Evre lane Wilks Elizabeth, 176 South st. Park Willey Eliz. 12 Union buildings Wilson Joseph, Little Sheffield Wilson George 41 Johnson e tree t 310 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Wilson Hannah, Coulson street Wilson Thomas, 57 Wicker Wilson Sarah, 37 South street, Park Withington George, 5 Scotland st Wood Thomas, 4 Watson walk Woodcock Thomas, 90 High st. P. Woodhead Samuel, 165 Granville st Woodhouse Amelia, 77 Tenter st Woodhouse Thos. 243 Upper Allen st WolstenholmeWilfred,99 Meadw.st Wragg James, Crookes Wragg John, 25 Thomas street Wragg Matthew, 93 Duke st. Park Wright James, 102 Granville street Wright James, 64 Duke street, P. Wright John, 100 Granville street Wroe Sarah, 47 Lambert street Yates James, 70 Silver street head Youle Ann, 26 Stanley street *Younge Geo. 174 Broomhall street SILVER & GOLD REFINERS. Dixon Joseph Hoult, 106 Wicker Read & Co., The Mills, Attercliff.bdg SILVER &c. ROLLERS. Holdsworth Wm. Old Park mills Younge Robert, Rowlee, Bramall In SILVER & PLATED WARE MANUFACTURERS. For Silver Cutlery, see Page 271. {Their London Warehouses are stated in the Alphabetic Directory.) Badger & Worrall, 253 Shales moor Bradbury Thos. & Son, 24 Arundel st Bradley Thomas, 79 Oborne street Creswick T.J.&N.10 Paternostr. rw Bixon James & Sons, Cornish place Harrison John (and electro plater and gilder,) 116 Scotland street Hawks worth, Eyre, & Co. 68 Nur- sery street Howard and Hawks worth, 9 Or- chard lane Hutton Wm. C. & Son, (platers on steel, electro platers, &c.)27High st Machon Joseph and Wm. & Co. 49 Norfolk street Needham C. jun. (measures,) Willey street Rhodes T. & J. 13 Howard street Roberts John, Low street, Park Roberts, Smith, & Co. 9 Eyre st Roberts & Slater, 38 Furnival st Rodgers Joseph and Sons (dealers,) 9 Norfolk street Shallcross Wm. 64 Trinity street Smith Josephus (measures,) 141 South street Thompson & Brown, 60 Eyre lane Walker, Knowles, and Co. 55 Bur- gess street Walker Geo. & Co. (electro plater* and gilders only,) 11 Howard st Waterhouse, Hatfield, & Sansom, 20 1 Portobello street Waterhouse G. & Co. 75 Carver st Watson John & Son, 51 Arundel st Wilkinson Hy. & Co. 20 Norfolk st Wilkinson H. D. & Co. 53 Broad st SKATES.— (See Joiners' Tools.) SLATERS. Marked * are also Blue Slate, fyc. f Merchants. *Brown and Axe, 19 Division street *Brown Roger, 81 Division street *Brown Samuel, 101 Devonshire st Clareborough Robt. 33 Stanley st Copley John, 23 Carver street Copley Stephen, 6 Cotton mill walk Copley Wm. 7 School croft Goddard Charles, 74 Pye bank Hibberd Wm. 8 Duke street Jeeves Joseph, 21 Kellam street *Law Abraham, 23 New Church st Leigh Henry, 81 Pea croft Rollin Joshua, 114 Lord street Staniforth James, 37 Andrew st Stevenson Matthew, 1 Bailey lane Wadsworth John, 101 Meadow st Walker John, 11 Orange street SMALLWARE DEALERS. (See also Hosiers, fyc.) Berry Joseph, 43 Church street Gladwin John, 98 Fruit market Jackson Isaac, 104 Carver street Palfreyman Thomas, 39 Westbar Paul Martha, 35 Silver street Pearce John, 38 Angel street Siddall Wm. 272 Shales moor Staniforth James, 37 Andrew street Taylor John, 44 Westbar Walker Wm. 13 Westbar Westby Mrs Ann, 9 Regent street White Elizabeth, 153 West street SNUFF MANUFACTURERS. Wilson Jph. & Hy., Westbrook milt Wilson & Co. Sharrow mills SNUFFER, NUTCRACKER,&c. MANUFACTURERS. Brookes Wm. & Son, 29 Rockgm.st Hutton Wm. C. & Son, (plated,) 27 High street Law James, Grove row, Hillfoot SOAP BOILERS. Walker & Wall, 35 Exchange st TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 311 Wood Hy. (agent to Stockdale and Sons,) 95 Fargate SPADE & SHOVEL MANFRS. Bower John, High st, lane, Park Davis John, Sheaf street Haukrigg Joseph, 65 Duke st. Park Hunter Chas. (shovels,) 93 Pea croft Mottram Thos. & Sons, 47 Eyre lane Parker George, Attercliffe Parker VVm., Forge In. & Attercliffe Smedley Wm. 24 Pond hill Sorhy John and Sons, Spital hill Talford Wm., Union lane Thomas George, Upper Slack works "Williamson Joseph, ct 8 Union lane SPECTACLE MANFRS. (See Opticians.) SPINDLE & FLYER MFRS. (Also Loom Springs, fyc.) Ashforth & Barnes, 51 Bridge st Housley Wm., Wharncliffe side Lucas Edward and Sons, Dr on field, and 25 New Church street Sandereon&Lingard, Wharncliffe side SmithThos.&Co.(&machines,rollers, &c.) 40 Nursery street Taylor, Yeomans, & Shaw, 92 Bridge street Vickers Benj.& Edward, Mill sands Ward and Siddall, Dronfield SPOON MAKERS. Marked * make German Silver, and the other Britannia Metal Spoons. Ashberry Philip, 21 Bowlinggreen st Birks Wm. court 50 West street Broadhead and Atkin, Britannia Works, 1 Love street Cowlishaw Henry, 73 Broad street Cutts Joseph, 25 Hermitage street Deakin Joseph, 59 Spring street •Dixon James & Sons, Cornish place •Gallimore Wm. 42 School croft Holdsworth and Atkin, Whiteley wood Works ♦Hutton Wm. C. & Son, 27 High st Kay John Rt. (gilt,) 18 Meadow st Redfearn Thomas, ct 65 Coalpit In Pearce John, 38 Angel street •Roberts & Slater, 38 Furnival street Stevenson J. & J. 4 Furnival lane Wolstenholme Joseph, 31 Broad st STAYMAKERS. Booth Ann, 229 Portobello street Booth Mary Jane, 135 Meadow st Broadhead M. E. 47 Broomhall st Burnand Maria, 25 Fargate FreeboroughMary,75 Duke street,P. Grayham Hannah, 173 Duke st. P. Greaves Sarah, 75 Pye bank Heathcote Joseph, 135 Gibraltar st Hill Joseph, Little Sheffield Hinchliff Sarah, 131 South street, P. Laycock Charlotte, 34 Burgess st Littlewood William, 23 High st Norman Ann, 84 Carver street Sanderson Mary, 88 Carver street Schofield Eliza, 139 Arundel st Spavold Rebecca, 19 Ebenezer st Tomlinson Ann, 180 Fitzwilliam st Unwin Elizabeth, 95 Porter street White Reuben, 44 Carver street Wright Hannah, 8 Furnival street STEAM ENGINE & BOILER MANUFACTURERS. Arnold Thomas (boilers only,) Har- mer Jane DavyBrothers (locomotive,) 1 Pear st Wood James & Benj. 137 Duke st. P. Steam Engine Working Model Mfrs, Chadburn Brothers, 26 Nursery st Cutts I. P. and Co. 39 Division st STEEL CONVERTERS AND REFINERS. Ashforth & Barnes, 51 Bridge st BeardshawJonth.& Son,l 6 Garden st Binney John and Co., Wicker Bedford John, 12 Bower spring Beet Jonth. & Sons, 184 Broad lane Blake and Parkin, 31 Meadow st Brittain Saml. S. & Co., Shoreham st BroadhurstW.&Son,27 Westfield ter Brown John, 21 Orchard street Brown Wm., Bailey lane Brownell Rt. R.& Chas. 10 Carver st Burgin Charles, 66 Queen street Butcher Wm. & Saml. 41 Eyre lane Cadman Chas. & Sons, 56 Andrew st Cadman Peter and Sons, 4 Surrey st Cam John, 20 Eyre lane Carr John and Riley, 41 Bailey In Cocker John, Blonk street Cocker Samuel & Son, Porter Wks. Cutler Hiram G., Castle hill Davenport Brothers, 188 Rockgm. st Doncaster Daniel, 41 Doncaster st Drabble & Sanderson, 37 Russell st Eadon Moses, 109 Norfolk street Earl and Co., 2 Little Pond street Ellin Thos. & Co. 273 Arundel street Elliott B. G. & Co. 189 Gibraltar st Firth Thos. & Sons, 30 Charlotte st Fisher and Bramall, Burnt tree In Fox Benjamin, court 19 Arundel street, and Suffolk Works 312 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Gatley Thomas, 105 Edward street Greaves John and Son, 56 South st Greaves Win. & Sons, Sheaf Works Groves Richd. & Sons, 71 Snow lane Hall Wm. 54 Porter street Haywood Joseph, 25 Victoria st Hinchliffe George "Wm. 87 Eyre st Hobson Francis, Saville street Hodgson Edm. "W. 14 Plum street Holy Daniel & George, 4 Eyre lane Hoole and Brooksbank, Malinda st Hoole, Staniforth, and Gray, 31 Arundel street Horn Wm. I. and Co., 67 Bridge st Howgate Samuel, jun. 45 Pea croft Hudson Matthew, 53 Carver street Huntsman Francis, Atter cliff e Ibbotson, Peace, & Co. 84 Russell st IbbotsonThos.&Co., Paternoster row Jessop W. and Sons, 34 Blast lane, and Brightside Johnson, Cammell, & Co., Cyclops' Works, Saville street Kenyon John and Co. 4 Sheldon st Law Philip, 60 Carver street Lockwood Brothers, 74 Arundel st Long, Gregory, and Co. 105 Eyre st Makin Thomas & Son, 38 Carr lane Marriott and Atkinson, Attercliffe Marshes & Shepherd, Forge lane, and Navigation Steel Works, Blast In Mitchell Robert, 211 Portobello st Mottram Thos.& Sons, 1 57 Arundel st Naylor, Vickers, and Co., Don Works, Mill sands Newbould Saml. & Co. 170 South st Newton Francis, 127 Portobello st Parker and Linley, Canada place, 25 Carver street Parkin John and Wm. 92 West st Parkin Brothers, 21 Wicker lane Peace S.& Sons, Burntree & Forge In Roebuck Jonathan, 103 Saville st SandersonBrothers and Co. 132 West street, and Brightside, Attercliffe, and Darnall Smith H. & J. 112 Rockingham st Sorby John, 17 Cross Smithfield Sorby Robert and Sons, 2 Carver st Spear and Jackson, Saville street Spencer Matthias & Son,107Peacroft Stenton W. & Son, 25 Carver street Stones Frederick, 31 Orchard pi Taylor Joseph and John, Burntree in Tingle Samuel, 42 Carr lane Turner Thos. & Co., Suffolk Works Turton Thomas & Sons, 1 Russell st Tyzack Wm. & Sons, 230 Rockgm. st Unwin Henry & Co. 18 Orchard st Wade, Wingtield, and Rowbotham, 82 Tenter street Walker, Eaton, & Co. 79 Wicker Ward and Payne, 110 West street WardlowChas.& Son, 32 Malinda st Wharton Geo. & Co. Canal Works Wilson, Hawksworth, and Moss, 1 Arundel lane Wilson Thos. & Co. 45 Norwich st Wilson Thomas and Co., Kilnhurst; Jas. Allen, agent, 47 Queen st Winder John H., Royds Works Wing Wm. 40 Hollis croft Wood & Atkinson, 110 Rockgm. st Woodhouse & Caterer, Brook street Wrangham Bartlett & Co., 20 Fur- nival street STEEL PLATE (Engravers') MANUFACTURERS. Crookes, Roberts, & Co. 44 Porter st Davenport Brothers, 188 Rockm. st Drabble & Sanderson, 37 Russell st Kirk Peter & Son, 41 Norfolk lane Newbould Sml. & Co. 170 South st Register Chas. 4 Shepherd street STEEL TILTERS & ROLLERS. Marked 1 are Tillers §* Forgers ; Sf 2 Hollers and Slitters. 2 Armitage M. & H., & Co., Mouse- hole Forge 1 C adman & Co., Little Matlock 2 Charles Wm. and Sons, 8 Kellam island 2 Cocker John, Blonk street 2 Cocker Sml. & Son, Porter Works 1 Dickinson Geo., W harncliffe side 2 Ellin Thos. & Co., Vulcan Works 1 Ellis Thos., (late Binney,) Heeley Tilt 1,2 GreavesW. & Sons, Sheaf Works 1,2 Horn Wm. I. & Co.,Wisewood 1,2 Jessop W. Sons, Brightside 2 Kenyon John & Co., Middlewood Works 2 Lee John, Birley Meadow Marriott & Atkinson, Attercliffe Marshall Brothers, (sheet rollers,) Castle Mills, Blonk street 2 Marshes & Shepherd, 10 Forge In 1,2 Naylor, Vickers, and Co., Mill- sands, and Wadsley Bridge 1 Newbould Sm\.8iCo.,Loxtet/ Works 1,2 Parker Wm., Forge lane, and Pond Forge SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 313 1,2 Philadelphia Steel Works Co., Philadelphia ; G. Wilkinson, agnt 1 ,2 Sanderson Brothers & Co., Atter- cliffe, aud Wadsley Bridge ISandbed Tilt Co., Hillfoot 2 Smith Wm. & Edw., 86 Wicker J Smith John, Birley Meadow 1,2 Tarton T. & Sons, Upper Slack } Unwin H. & Co., WhiteleyWood 1 Walkley Bank Tilt Co., Malin Bridge 1 Ward, Blonk, & Co., Wicker 2 Whitton Jas. (sheet) Brightside 1 Wilson, Hawksworth, and Moss, Beeley Works 1 Wilson John & Son, Loxley Glass Tilt STOCK & SHARE BROKERS. Marked * are Members of the Sheffield, and f of the Sheffield fy Hallam- shire Stock Exchange. •Bardwell T. N. & Sons, 20 High st fBarlow Charles, 6 George street Barlow Samuel, Change alley fBussey Edwin, 40 Angel street fClarkson Benj. 10 East parade *Eadon George, jun. 4 Fargate •Field John, ct 64 High street fFenton Jph. 7 East parade fEvans Thomas, 5 Campo lane Foote W. W. 35 Norfolk street •Garton & Wright, ct 28 High st fGillott Wm. 30 Change alley Hyde John, 84 Norfolk street •May John, 1 Bank street tMicklethwait H. 15 St James' row- Mitchell Samuel, 8 Campo lane ♦Muncaster Richd. 10 George street fSawyer John, 2 High street Schofield E. B., Music hall ♦Senior James, ct 28 High street ♦Smith Ebenezer, 1 Bank street fSmith Chas. E., Hartshead Smith John, 6 Castle street Taylor John, 2 East parade fWales Charles, 7 Wicker •Warburton & Crosland, 1 George st White James, 188 West street White Wm. 36 Furnival road STONE MASONS AND BRICKLAYERS. Marked * are Marble Masons. (For Builders, see Joiners also.) Armstrong Jph. 205 St Mary's road Auty John, Broom hill Barker Joseph, ] 14 Meadow street Birtles Francis, 198 Fitzwilliam st Blythe John, 52 Chapel street Boot Charles, Edge bank i Boot Joseph, Cherry tree hill Booth Joseph, Tudor place Brooke John, 49 South street, Park Brooke Thos. 25 Talbot street Brough Ralph, 85 Duke street Byron John, 15 Ebenezer street Byron John, jun., 50 Hoyle street Calvert William, 28 Carver street Camsell Enos, 71 St Thomas street Carr James, 58 Arundel street Chad wick John, 2 Effingham street Chicken John, 1 Coalpit lane Clarebrough Francis, 248 Portohello Clarebrough Robt. 33 Johnson st Clark Henry, 67 Meadow street Clark John, Crookes moor side Coates George, 38 Howard street Colver William, 10 Nag's head yd Craven Dd. ct 4 Hermitage street Crawford Wm. 40 Orchard street Crowder John, 20 Snow hill, Park Daff Robert, 54 Pinstone street Dempsey John, 15 Porter street Dracass John, ctl Pinstone street Earnshaw Wm.36 Newcastle street Eaton Adam, ct 165 Arundel street Eaton Samuel, 165 Arundel street Edgill John, 14 Castle folds Ellis Chas. 168 Arundel street •Ellis Joseph, Willey street Esberger John, 124 Bath street Flockton John, court 7 Bow street Gibson Charles, 147 Lord street Gleadhill Wm. 4 Bower spring Gregory Benj. 145 Portohello street ♦Hadfield Joseph, 3 Norfolk lane Hague Geo. 138 Broomhall street Hague Wm. 83 South street, Park Hanson John, 19 Bow r street Hanson Wm. 18 Pinfold street Harvey John, 76 Division street Hollins Benjamin, 62 Suffolk road Holroyd Geo. 232 Solly street Horsfall Joseph, 43 Campo lane Husler Wm. 20 Russell street Jackson Robt. 157 South street, P. Jeffcock Joseph, 152 Duke street, P. Johnstone John, 43 Wellington st Kirshaw Fdk. 42 Belfield street Kershaw John, 142 Watery lane Leach John, School croft Leesley John, Ecclesall New road Lynn John M. 30 Acorn street Mastin Jph. 29 Charlotte street Medley John, Crookes 2d 314 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Needham Dnl. 23 Monmouth street Ormerod Jsa. 18 Porter street Palfreyman Chas. Occupation road Pearson Joseph, 86 Pye bank Pearson Wm. 42 Broomhall street Peckett Timy., Ecclesall new road Perkin Solomon (and filter manufac- turer,) 50 Division street Renshaw Caleb, 106 Devonshire st Reynolds Thomas, Surrey lane Reynolds Wm. 40 Trafalgar street Rodgers James, 136 South st. Park Sheldon George, Burngreave road *Smith E. (sculptor,) 105 Devonsh. st Smith George, 62 Russell street Sockhill Thomas, 46 Nursery street Sollitt Thomas, Regent terrace Stothard Henry, 68 Chester street Taylor Benjamin, 49 Furnival st Thompson George, 33 School croft Truelove Isaac, 46 South street, P. Wadsworth John, 101 Meadow st "Watson Geo. & John (pavers,) 109 Trafalgar st. & 219 Hammond st Wolstenholme Thomas, 30 Clarence street, Portmahon "Woodhead John, 141 Portobello st "Wright James, 102 Granville st STONE QUARRY OWNERS. (See also Nether Hallam, fyc.) Bennet Abm. & Samuel, Ranmoor Berrisford Robert, Brincliffe edge Boot Charles, Edge bank Boot Joseph, Cherry tree hill Burrows John, Silver hill Cockayne C. &F. Brincliffe edge Crookes John, Thornsett Cundy Thomas, Whitehouse lane Drury Robert, Claywood <3r Arbour- thorn Sf Hampton quarries. Park; office 34 Howard street Green Christopher, Fulwood Hancock Isaac and Chpr. Whiteley wood and Brincliffe edge Laycock Wm., Pitsmoor, and 114 Barker's pool Machon John, Brincliffe edge Quibell Vincent, St John's walk P. Sanderson Jonathan, Crookes Taylor Wm. Brincliffe edge Vickers Thomas, Brincliffe edge Wain w right Joseph, Manor wood, P. STOVE GRATE, &c. MFRS. Allen John & Co. 156 Eyre street Bagnall Frederick, Norwich street Darwin & Kent, New Queen street Fowler John, Exchange lane Hattersley George, 61 Wentworth st Hoole Henry E., Green lane Works Longden Henry & Co., Furnace hill Milner Ann, 50 Garden street Robertson & Jobson, Love street Stringer Joseph, Matthew street Stuart and Smith, Roscoe place Turton Edward, 26 Nursery lane Walker, Eaton, and Co. 79 Wicker STRAW HAT MAKERS. Abdy Elizabeth, 97 Meadow street Badger Mary Ann, 9 Talbot street Baines Elizabeth, 5 West John st Baines Ann, 44 Fitzwilliam street Bingley Elizabeth, 50 Harvest In Blackwood E. 36 Rock street Bray Mary, 115 Broomhall street Burkinshaw Harriet, 157 South st Bush Misses, 1 15 Devonshire street Collingburn Ann, 43 South street, P Cockayne T. B. & W. 1 Angel st Coulson Elizabeth, 10 Duke street Crookes Mrs M. A. 47 Orchard st Cox Martha, 128 Carver street Dyson Emma, 43 Bramall lane Ellis Mary, 2 Fargate Fothergill Mary, 12 Netherthorpe Ford Sarah, 8 York street Freeman & Brownell, 25 Meadow st Garlick M. A., 98 Scotland street Gibson Harriet, Little Sheffield Gill Catherine, 61 South street Grayson Ann, 9 Andrew street Hallam Mrs A. 40 South st. Park Hallam S. A. 43 Broad street Hardington Maria, 56 Orchard st Hardy Sarah, 23 Eldon street Hargate Mary, 21 Regent street Hawkins Hannah, 6 High street Hobson Sarah A. 58 West street Hopkins Elizabeth, 24 Angel st Hufton M. and E. 16 Carver street Humfrey W. L. 60 High street Jones John, 63 Market street Knapton Mary & Har. 2 Bramall In Laycock Harriet, 1 1 4 Barker's pool Laycock Sarah, 191 Glossop road Lee Elizabeth, 45 Burgess street Littlewood Mary, 13 Coalpit lane Marshall Mary, 36 Church street Mills Martha, 148 Solly street Morgan and Swift, 33 High street Nevin Sarah, 27 Eldon street Owen Louisa, 35 Westbar green Owen Mary Ann, 221 Moorfields Potts Mary, 25 Spital hill Parkin Louisa, 90 Norfolk street TRADES AND PROFESSIONS 315 Rackstraw E. & H. 67 Scotland st Kaynes Elizabeth, 141 Solly street Rowland Eliza, 179 Eyre street Sanderson Margaret, 62 Howard st Sharp Mary, 44 Trippet lane Slinn Ann, 17 Hereford street Stanyon Jane, 26 Duke street Sylvester Ann 3 6 Fitzalan street Steer Mary, 27 Wicker Taylor Eliza, 42 Orchard street Turner and Barker, 79 West street Turner Thomas, 33 Westbar Walker Ellen, 55 Rockingham st Walker M. A. 32 Scotland street Webster Mary Ann, 44 Johnson st White Ann, 43 Regent street W T hite Elizabeth, 153 West street Wilcockson Mercy, Little Sheffield Wilkinson Hannah, 92 Wicker Wingtield Mrs C. 46 Trafalgar st Wolstenholme M. A. 79 Granville st Womack Lucy, 42 Stanley street Wolstenholm Hanh. 88 Division st STROP.- (See Cabinet Case, fyc.j SUGAR REFINERS. " Walker and Wall, 35 Exchange st SURGEONS. Axe Wm., M.D. 11 Union street Beckitt Charles Wm. 10 Norfolk st Booth Wm. Henry, 103 Westbar Boultbee Henry, 6 Surrey street Carr John, 20 Paradise square Cheetham Joseph, 41 South street Chesman Thomas, 12 East parade Dawson Wm. 2 1 Westfield terrace Beakin John, 25 Howard street Favell Wm. 58 Far^ate Gillott Edward, 69 Norfolk street Gleadall J. Dispensary, 109 West st Gregory Samuel, 17 Eyre street Hall & Willmer, 219 Rockingham st Harrison Edward, 27 Church street Haxworth John, 29 Queen street Hiller Henry, 45 Westbar Jackson Henry, 1 St James' row Jackson Wm. 18 Bank st. & 15 Gell st Jeeves James, Little Sheffield Jessop George, Wilkinson street Law Joseph, at the Infirmary Lewis John P. 12 Broomhall street Mainwaring Wm. 14 Westbar green Martin Edward, 27 Union street Melier Hugh, near Owlerton bar Mort Wm., M.D. 91 Devonshire st Nicholson John, 263 Glossop road Overend Wilson, 39 Church street Parker Samuel, jun. 97 Norfolk st Payne Henry, 191 Gibraltar street Pearson Nathaniel, 13 Bank street Porter John Taylor, 1 Surrey street Ray Jas. 23 Victoria st. Glossop rd Reedal Gabriel, 14 Church street Roper Robert, 85 Westbar Skinner Wm. 2 Redhill Smith John H. 265 Glossop road Sykes John, 29 Wicker Taylor JohnS.and Son, 6 Old Haymkt Taylor Robert S. 142 Broad lane Thomas Henry, 79 Norfolk street Thompson Edward, 23 Union st Turton George, 1 Townhead street Varah George, 154 West street Walker James, 14 Union street Whitehead George, 80 Norfolk st Whitehead Thos. 261 Shales moor Wild James, 9 Howard street Wilson Knowlton, M.D. 1 Porter st Wilson Wright, 16 Dixon lane Wood Hugh, 6 Norfolk row Wright James F. 8 Ryre street SURGEON DENTISTS. Dick Mr. 64 Norfolk street Eskell Philippus, 209 Glossop road Evatt Henry Royle, 54 Queen st Garnett Henry Wm., Fernley place Gray John, 14 Howard street Sayles Lewis Charles, 71 Fargate Kirkby James, 284 Rockingham st Sherwin James, 14 Surrey street SURGEONS' INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURERS. Marked * are Truss Makers only. (For Lancet Mfrs, see p. 265 J Allcard and Edgill, 6 Union lane Dungworth J. ( vety.) Cabbage alley Ellis Joseph, 41 Spring street. Green Alfred, 86 Pond street Grubb John, Norfolk lane Hall Charles, 1 New Church street Hobson W. H. 86 Scotland street, and Dronfield Hutchinson W. & H. 76 Norfolk st * Kitchen Richard, Earl street Lawton Edward, 26 Arundel street *Povey Wm., Pinfold street Sellers John, 225 Rockingham st Smith Arthur, 13 Norfolk lane *Wright John, New George street Wright Thomas, Highfield TAILORS AND DRAPERS. Marked I, are Woollen Drapers, and 2, Clothes Dealers also. Allen Wm., William street Anderson Hamilton, 72 Lord street 316 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Anderton John, 10 Shepherd street Anderton Robert, Pitsmoor Andrews Samuel, 6 Hartshead Armitage Thomas, 65 Rockingm. st 1,2 Askham George, 21 Fargate Atkin Fredk. 29 Bowlinggreen st Badger Jonathan, ct 11 Burgess st 1 Badger Thomas, 47 West street Barkworth James, 18 Lambert st Barkworth Joseph, ct9 High st Barnsley George, 106 Carver street Batty James, 14 Button lane Beaumont George, 7 Nag's Head yd Beckett Richard, 14 Peacroft Bennett Charles, 18 Nursery street 1 Birks Wm.B. 29 Regent street Blackarell Charles, Hillfoot Blackwell Wm. 32 Sycamore street 1 Blakeley Wm. 55 Norfolk street Booth Alfred, 203 Moorfields Booth Joel, 15 St Philip's terrace Booth Joseph, 95 Meadow street 1 Booth Richard, 87 Fargate 1 Booth Samuel, 28 Carver street 1 Booth Thomas, 10 Change alley Booth Wm. 281 Shales moor Brearley Wm. 137 Solly street Brears James, 122 Broomhall street Brooke George, 13 Charles street Brown Wm. 37 Chester street Bryars Edward, 6 Jessop street Bulloss John, 29 Carver street Bulloss Joseph, 84 Pye bank 1 Burgin James, 5 George street Burgin Wm., Broomhill 1 Burgoin Henry, 30 Norfolk street 1 Burrell Wm. 49 Snig hill Cade Robert, 41 Rockingham street Cobb Joseph, 4 New Haymarket 1 Cochrane Chas. 118 Barker's pool Cocker Wm. 49 School croft Collinson John, 83 Bowden street Coope Wm. 48 Hollis croft Cooper and Ridge, 238 Rockgm. st 1 Cowen and Dixon, 39 High street Creassey Francis, 9 Grindlegate Davison George, 28 Pond street 1 Dawes George, 8 Workhouse croft Denby Spence, 106 Pond street 3 Denholme Robert, 45 North st Dennis Joseph, 7 Baker's hill Dent John, 49 Bridge street Dey Michael, 4 Bowlinggreen st Dickinson David, 68 Russell street 1 Dickinson Henry, 36 Change alley Dixon John, 76 Effingham street 1 Dixon Thomas, 27 Silver st. head 1 Downing Wm. 73 West street 1 Dunkley Edward, 41 Orchard st Dunn Thomas, 53 Wellington street Eastwood James, 6 Westfield ter Ellis George, 254 Bright street England Edward, 18 Cornish street 1 Fielder John, 51 Thomas street 1 Fillingham Thomas, 53 Meadow st Fletcher Edward, 11 Cross Chapel st 2 Flint Thomas, 17 Westbar 1, 2 Foster George, 10 High street 1, 2 Foster Wm. 12 High street 1 Frank John, 34 Chapel walk Froggatt Wm. 3 Bowling green st Frost Edward, 290 Rockingham st 1 Galbraith John, 87 Norfolk street Geary Michael, 70 Howard street 1 Gibbs W T m. Heury, 8 Howard st Gilberthorpe John, 15 Steelhouse In Gilchrist James, 159 Portobello st Gledhill Wm. 87 Tenter street 2 Goodwin Charles, 44 South street Goodwin John, 26 Charlotte street Gordon John, 4 Meadow street Gray Wm. 2 Chester street Greaves George, 190 Fitzwilliam st Greaves Thomas, 130 Scotland st Greaves Thomas, 103 Porter street Greenhough George, 28 Earl street Hadfield George, 175 Gibraltar st 1 Harris Charles, 27 Norfolk street Harrison Edward, 13 Cheney square 1 Harrison John, 81 Norfolk street Harrisou Wm. 189 Allen street Harrott Thomas, 16 York street 1 Haslam Edward, 10 Bow street Hawcroft Martin, 139 Portobello st Hayes Wm. 55 Campo lane Heathcote J. 135 Gibraltar street Hemingway Chas. 20 Penistone rd 1 Heppenstall Wm. 13 Market st Heselgrave Wm. 165 Rockgm. st Hickling George, 56 Hermitage st Hickson Wm. 77 Campo lane Hobson John, 144 Portobello street Hobson Thomas, 142 Eldon street 1 Hodgkinson Edward, 31 Lee croft Hodgson Jobn, 36 South street, P. 1 Hodgson Wm. 149 West street Hollingsworth Jas. 39 Duke st. P. Hopkinson Thos. 54 Nursery street Hough Benj. 139 Broomhall street 1 Hoyland G. W. R. 5 Surrey street Hynes Patrick, 43 Lee croft Irving James, 29 South street, P. Jennings Wm. 34 Furnace hill Jepson Samuel, 36 River street TAILORS. 317 Johnson James, 4 Cross Burgess st Keane Wm. 7 Flat street Kelly John, 27 Smith street Kirkham Wm. 17 Castle folds Kitson John, 13 High street, Park Langford George, 37 Lee croft Langley John, 8 Blonk street Lee John, 86 Pond street Levey Felix, 23 Pond hill 1 Levy Jonah, 3 Westbar, and 13 Angel street 2 Levy Reuben & Sons, 26 High st Lofthouse John, 229 Gell street ter 1 Mackay Hugh, 19 Norfolk street Marler Joseph, 9 Bailey lane Marsden Edw. 74 Granville street Mason Thomas, 71 Meadow street Maxfield Thomas, Infirmary road Medley James, 18 Shepherd street Middlebrook James, 70 Chester st Midgley Wm. 6 School croft Mitchell Jonathan, 26 Leicester st Moore Charles, 21 Fitzwilliam st Morland John, 79 Westbar Morris Henry, 34 Leicester street Morris Richard, 171 Fitzwilliam st Morton Mark, 54 Broad street Morton Matthew, 84 Bernard street Morton Wm. 9 Corn hill Moulson George, 95 Duke street, P. Moulson John, 5 Gilbert street Myers Benj. 6 White Bear walk 1 Naylor Wm. 17 Westbar green Newboult Wm. 7 Broomspring lane Newton Thomas, 15 Waingate Newton Wm. Green lane 1 Nicholls George, 107 Barker's pool Nuttall Joseph ,^33 High street, P. Outwin John, court 50 High street Paine Wm. 56 Trafalgar street Parkin Joseph, 53 Townhead street Parks Wm. 81 Spring street Parr Thomas, 187 Glossop road Pearce Wm. 46 Carver street Peat James, 2S8 Rockingham street Pike Wm. 121 Porter street 1 Preston Thomas, 61 Norfolk st Price Thomas, 120 South street 1 Raper Thomas, 90 Fargate Rayner Charles, 11 Division street 1 Renton John, 4 Workhouse croft 1 Renton & Neill, 28 Change alley Revill John, 162 Pond street 1 Richardson John, 7 Pinstone st Richardson Wm. 123 Fitzwilliam st 1 Riding George, 9 Burgess street Roberts Chas.ct 8 South street, P. 2 Robinson Benj. 45 Broad street Robinson Wm. 69 Eyre street 1 Rodgers & Armi'tage, 179 South st Rosindale Wm. C. 16 Sycamore st Rotherham Wm. 71 Lead mill road Russell Robert, 30 Bank street 1 Seale Joseph, 241 Shales moor Seaton Thos., Queen st. Portmahon 1 Senior James, 41 Wicker Senior Jonathan. 49 St Philip's road Senior Joseph, 9 Rockingham street Sharrow W. J. 34 Westbar Shaw John, 5 Market street Simmonite Wm. 65 Wellington st Sissons Richard, 46 North gtreet Stowe Charles, Broomhill 1 Smith Wm. 11 Cheney row Sparrow Joseph, 30 Holly street 1 Sparrow Wm. J. 34 Westbar 1 Staniforth Joseph, 39 Norfolk st Stewart George, ct 9 High street Stokes Stephen, 76 South street, P. 1 Storey James, 117 Westbar Storey Robert, Hanover street Storey Wm. 13 Broad street Stubbing George, 31 Joiner street Summers John, 222 Moorfields Swift William, 97 South street Taylor Matthew, 26 Fornham st Taylor Wm. ct 58 Fargate Townsley Jonathan, 13 Meadow st 2 Travel Joseph Thos. 40 High st Turkwin James, 83 Duke street Unwin Samuel, 40 Newcastle st 1 Upton James, 81 South street 1 Walker Samuel, 2 Fitzalan street 1 Ward James, 3 Campo lane 1 Ward James, 114 Meadow street Wardle John, 52 Rockingham st 1 Watson Standy«:e, 27 South street Welsh John, 3 New Church street 1 VVhitworth Wm. 5 Castle street Wigley John, 18 York street 1 Wild Robert, 21 Broad street 1, 2 Wild Thomas, 45 Fargate Wildgoose Benj. 14 Bridge street Wills James, 47 Recent street Wilson Enoch, Little Sheffield Wolstenholme Saml. 16 Westbar gn Wood John, 8 Orchard lane Woodhead Henry, 30 Hartshead Woodhouse John, 12 Nursery lane Wright John, 39 Johnson street *Younge John, 44 Townhead street D 2 TALLOW CHANDLERS, (See Grocers.) 318 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. TANNERS. Cooper Hy. and Win., Neepsend Greenwood Daniel, Upperthorpe & Philadelphia Lord Joseph, Bishop street, L.S. Sanderson Joshua, Upperthorpe and Balby tape measure, &c. mfrs. (Self-acting Spring.) Cutts I. P. & Co. 39 Division street TEA & COFFEE DEALERS. (See also Grocers* Shopkeepers, and Tobacconists.) Ballans & Co. 3 Angel street Bennett Joseph, 26 Church street Dalzell Wm. 243 Shales moor Gould Micah, 49 Market place Hall Jonathan, 31 High street Middleton Edward, 5 Pinstone st Ridal Charles, 138 Portobello st Staniforth Alfred, 26 Angel street TEA DEALERS & DRAPERS. (Travelling.) Marked * are Drapers only. •Brown James, 12 St James street •Brown Wm. (wholesale,) 18 St James' street * Carson John, 20 St James' street •Corsan Wm. 9 St James 7 row Gilchrist John, 12 Duke street •Johnstone John, 5 Carver street •McTurk Andrew, 21 St James st •McTurk & McKinnell, 72 "West st Murray Peter, 5 Charles street Murray Robert, 38 Eyre street •SloanJames, 9 Westfield terrace •Smith and Dixon, 12 Westfield ter TILLAGE MERCHANTS. Garton and Wright, (guano, &c.) ct 28 High street Fisher Rt. (linseed, &c.) 36 Angel st Hodgson Geo. (manfr.) 12 o'Clock Napier James, (guano, &c.) 3 Corn Exchange, & 15 Old Haymarket TEAPOT HANDLE MKRS. See Turners, (Wood, fyc.) TEMPERANCE HOTELS. (See Eating Houses, fyc.) TIMBER MERCHANTS. Marked f are Mahogany and Hard Wood Dealers. (See also Saw Mills.) Brown & Axe, 19 Division street Chapman Henry, 21 Castle folds tCartwright John, Soho wheel Corker George, Canal wharf fClarke Joseph, jun. 13 Howard st Pape Septimus, 69 Porter street fPlant Samuel, Soho wheel tReed L. G. & Co. 188 Broomhall st fShepherd John, Saville street fSingleton & Co., Tudor street, (and Rotherham) Smith Joseph, 79 Sydney street Smith Joseph, 11 Furnival street fTummon George, Soho wheel Tate Septimus, 77 Eyre street Walker Samuel, Love street Wallis J. & R., Wicker f Woodcock Samuel 8c Sons, Ponds TOBACCO & SNUFF DLRS. Marked 1 , are Manufacturers ; and 2, Tea Dealers also. 2 Akeroyd John, 179 Gibraltar st 2 Akeroyd Joe, 47 Westbar Betbley Jph. Fredk. 24 Chapel walk Bingham John, 42 Broad street 2 Bird Bernard, 70 Fargate Burn George, 81 Tenter street Fenton Arthur, 18 Dixon lane Fenton Charles, 99 West street Gill Wm. T. 20 Westbar Goulder Wm. 70 Scotland street Haywood Wm. 33 Queen street 1 Ingleson Andrew, Lady's bridge 2 Maples Hannah, 48 Silver st head 2 Otley Richard, 2 South street Powell John, 22 Fruit market 2 Riley J.(cigar importer,) 17 Waingt Scott Wm. 21 Division street Smith Jph. 68 Silver street head 1 Swift John, 69 Arundel street Taylor J. W. 70 Pinstone street Thorpe Wm. 29 Bow street Townsend James, 186 West street Wales Charles, 7 Wicker 1 Wilson George, 19 High street 1 Wilson Joseph & Henry, (snuff,) Westbrook Mills 1 Wilson & Co. (snuff,) SharrowMilh 2 Woodward George, 66 Burgess st 1 Woolley James, (cigar importer,) 15 High street TOBACCO PIPE MANFRS. Barrick Geo. 167 Portobello street Dee Joseph, 30 Little Pond street Spurr Charles, 19 Granville street Trueman Wm. 8 Lambert street TOY DEALERS. Barton Frederick, 143 South street Cohen Benj. (fancy depot,)HHigh at Jackson Wm. 51 Market place Philips John, 43 South street Renwick Adam, 62 Fargate TRADES AND PROFESSIONS 319 Renwick Eliz. 80 Fruit market TRUNK MAKERS. Henshaw Thomas, yd 93 Fargate Jaques Joseph, 64 Broad street Sanderson Mrs. 27 King street Stones George, 34 King street TRUSS MAKERS. (See Surgeon's Instrument Manfrs.) TURNERS IN WOOD, &c. Marked 1, are Wood Haft; 2, Brass and Iron Turners , and Cap and Ferrule Mkrs ; 3, Drawer Knob M/rs. ty Circular Sawers ; and 4, Teapot Handle Manufacturers (See also Brass Founders , fyc*) 2Beatson George, Sheaf street 2 Boardman Charles, 48 Pond st 2Bromley Thomas, Wellington st Brookes Thomas, ct 4 Lee croft Brown Wm. 124 Trafalgar street Brunton George, 21 Flat street Brnnton John, 29 Sycamore street Burley Thomas, court 58 Fargate 2 Cam John, 111 Wellington st 1 Cartwright John, Soho wheel 2 Charlesworth Ts. Sylvester gardens Cooke and Dilcock, 15 Westbar Drury Thomas, 54 Eyre lane 4 Dyson George, Infirmary road 2 Egginton Jas.&Wm.l5 Rockgm.st 3 Gascoigne John, Paternoster row 4 Greasby John, 31 Sheaf street Gregory George, ct 37 Burgess st 2 Hancock John, 20 Waingate 2 Hancock Wm. court 4 Waingate Hill Wm. 23 Chester street Hill Mark, 109 Thomas street 4 Hollely Samuel, 46 Eyre street 2 Holland John, 33 Silver st. head 2 Horner Brothers and Co. Button lane and Furnival street 1 Housley Geo. 154 Tudor st. L. S. 4 Hunt James, 53 Milton street Humberston & France, 4 Norfolk In 1, 3 Jepson John B., Soho wheel 2 Jessop Jas. court 73 Jessop st Keats Joseph, 78 Broad lane 2 Law r ton Clayton, 52 Button lane 1 Lant Ishmael, Twelve o'Clock 4 Lee James, 15 Fitzwilliam st Lee Wm. 35 Burgess street 2 Matthews Thomas, 11 Carver In Nixon Joseph, court 4 Charles st. Patrick Francis, 46 Pond street 3 Pearson John, Kellam street Parkin John, Norrisfield 2 Rodgers John, 24 Carver lane 1 Roper John, (and haft presser,) 175 South street Ryan John, 50 Rockingham lane Schorah George, 66 West street 3, 4 Smith Joseph, 79 Sydney st 3 Story Henry, 70 Snig hill 3 Swinscoe John, 40 Westbar Swinscoe John, jun. 35 Burgess^st 2 Sykes and Son, 36 Duke street Taylor Jamps, Johnson street 1, 3 Tummon George, Norrisfield 3 Turtle Joseph, Soho wheel ... Unwin Geo. (horn, &c.) 48 Garden st 1 Yarah Joseph, 16 Wellington st Varah Thos. 13 Fornham street 2 Ward J. (gas fitter,) 12 Button In 2 Warrington Geo. 25 Broad lane Watson T. (hat block,) 1 Oborne st White Sarah, 99 Fargate 1 Whittington George, 74 Pond st Whittington Henry, 11 Pond hill Wilkinson Edwin, 46 Thomas st 1 Wilson Wm.York pi. & Wadsleybdg Wing Wm. 4 Burgess street Winterbottom Jph. ct 16 Bailey st 4 Woodward and Lockwood, 62 Or- chard street 1 Woollen James, (and presser,) 141 Matilda street Woodhouse George, ct 93 Fargate Wright George, 39 School croft TYPE FOUNDERS. Bower Brothers, 14 Nursery lane Garnett Wm. H. (stereotype, &c.) 140 Rockingham lane Rolley, Hoyle, & Co. Railway street, Bridgehouses Stephenson, Blake, & Co. 209 Allen st UMBRELLA, &c, MAKERS. Berry Joseph, 43 Church street Smith John, 6 Castle street Starr Abraham, 28 Division street Trown John, 45 West street Turner Thos. 55 Westbar green Walker Wm. 13 Westbar ' Warrington Wm. 29 Division st Weston Thos. 11 Nag's head yard Wright Wm. 65 Tenter street Umbrella Steel Frame Manfrs, Kitchen Richard, Earl street Linley Edward, 22 Coalpit lane UMBRELLA HOOK MFRS. (See Horn Pressers and Pearl Cut- ters, page 274 and 275.) 320 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, UPOLSTERERS. (SeeCabt.Mkrs.) } VETERINARY SURGEONS. Marked * are Farriers only. Frearson Thos. 166 Duke st. Park *G-ray James, Nag's head yard *Hallett Thomas, 76 Effingham st *Kay John, 145 Gibraltar street *Nelson John, Little Sheffield Peech Samuel, Pitsmoor *Staniforth Benj. 40 Water lane Taylor Henry, 13 Market street TurneivSept. E. 2 Bakers' hill Wheatley G. D. 23 Norfolk street *Wright Jph. & Co. 46 Norfolk st WASHING MACHINE AND PATENT MANGLE MFRS. Bradney John, 59 Market place Fox George, 26 Button lane Green George, Cherry tree hill Horner Bros. & Co. 105 Button lane Meggitt J. B. 80 Fargate Swindell George, 58 Granville st WagstafF John, 34 Division street WATCH & CLOCK MKRS. Marked * are Jewellers also, and f are German Clock ?nkrs. Atkin John, 58 Furnace hill Atkin Paul, 242 Rockingham st Barton Frederick, 143 South st Beal Samuel, 13 Cumberland st Bethley Jph. F. 24 Chapel walk * Bright and Sons, 64 High street *Brookhouse John, 52 Fargate Brown Wm. court 13 High street *Chumbley Joseph, 52 Church st *Chumbley Wm. 18 South street Dyson Zacheus, Upperthorpe fGanter John, 62 Bridge street Goddard Edward, 120 Solly street Green John, (watch glass maker,) ct 27 High street *Holden George, 47 Fargate *Johnson David, 12 Campo lane Johnson Richd. 41 Fitzwilliam st *Lief George T. 22 Church street tKaye Wm. 157 Gibraltar street Lomas T. E. 56 Broad street •Moss Isaac, 27 Angel street Plewes John, 33'King street *Raven Wm. 10 Waingate *Robinson Thomas, 3 High street Russell John, 16 Coulston street Shiers M. W. R. 29 Pinstone st fSchwarar John, 122 Westbar fSchwarar Lwnce. 14 Watson walk Skinner John, 40 Morpeth street Smith Eli, 20 AlleD street Snidall Samuel, 22 Fitzwilliam st *Symmons Samuel, 4 Campo lane Thomas Philip, 21 Hartshead Travis Thomas, 255 Shales moor Wilson E. S. 47 King street Wilson John, 37 South street Wilkinson Joseph, 82 South street WEIGHING MACHINE MFRS. Drury Robt. & Co. 6 Leadmill road Horner Brothers and Co. Button In Roberts J. (and scale beam,) 92 Scotland street Smilter George, 4 Pond hill Ward Alfred, 13 Wicker Wilks Joseph, 42 Furnival street WHEELWRIGHTS. Beardow George, 146 Gibraltar st Briggs Thomas, 7 Stanley lane Cooper Joseph, 1 Nursery street Eastwood Wm. ct 5 Newcastle st Frith Robert, Little Sheffield Goodwin George, 33 Broad street Hall Joseph, Kellam island Hall Leonard, 66 Hermitage street Hallatt John, 24 Effingham street Hodgshon Geo., Cricket Inn road Hodkin John, 15 Weigh lane Hodgkinson Wm. Matilda street Hollingsworth Wm. 31 South st. P. Knowles Thomas, Broomhill Laycock Joseph, 2 Allen street Lowcock James, Little Sheffield Marshall Isaac, 68 Broomhall st Parkin Lawrence, Little Sheffield Rawson Isaac, Sands paviours Rose Wm. 77 Duke street, Park Spink Bartw. 21 Garden street Ward Charles, 5 South street, Park Wilson Benjamin, Broomhill Wilson Jonathan, New Haymarket Woodhead Samuel, 165 Granville st WHITESMITHS & BELL-HGS. Marked f are Gas Fitters, and % Locksmiths. (See also Anvil, Axle, Press-screw, Sf-c, Manufacturers. Amory Sarah, ct 40 Little Pond st Amory Wm. 38 Sycamore street Battersby Wm. 293 Beet street Binney Thomas. 48 Holly street Burgin Charles, 66 Queen street Chambers Charles, 1 Howard lane Clarkson Joseph, court 40 Fargate Darwin H. & F. foot of Pond hill tj Dixon John, 14 Chapel walk JDixon Joseph, 53 Rockingham st Drury Robt. & Co. 6 Leadmill road TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 321 Eggleston "Wra. & Jas. Snow lane fJEllis Jas. 9 and 12 George st tJEllis Charles, 9 Angel street JEUiott John, 73 Division strpet JFirth Robert, 11 Union buildings Gibson Wm. 118 Scotland street Green Wm. 10 Red hill Graveson Wm. 18 Thomas street fJHardwick John, 14 Market st fHarrison&Johnstone, 68 Pinstone st tHolland John, 33 Silver st. head Horner Bros, and Co. Furnival st Irish "Wm. 15 "Ward street Keyworth & Rodgers, 45 St Thos. st Ludlam & Reaney, ct 18 High st fMaleham George, 5 "Westbar Marriott George, 16 Bridge street Marsden Edwin, Norristield Marsh Joseph, 22 Westbar green Mate John, 14 River street Merrill T. 16 Pinstone st. and court 93 Fargate Middleton Jas. 82 Rockingham In Mitchell James, 47 Granville st J Moore Joseph, 113 West street Newton G. and T. 10 South street, Park, and 38 Campo lane Oakes Edward, 14 Westbar Oates James, 42 Button lane Ramskar Bryce, Corn hill Ramskar John, 9 Grindlegate tRaywood John, 88 Eldon street JRobinson Robt. 64 Orchard st Robinson Thomas, 63 Thomas st Roebuck Wm. 5 Love street Sanderson Charles, 6 Tudor street Simpson and Birks, 7 Orchard lane Smilter George, 4 Pond hill tJSmith Ann, 65 Norfolk street Smith John, 29 Snow lane tStacey Wm. & G. 88 Fruitmarket Stringer Joseph, Matthew street Stainrod John, 5 Hicks lane tJStimson Geo. court 19 High st Swan Archbd. 18 Westbar green Swindell George, 58 Granville st Thompson George, 5 Bow street Toothill John, 11 Broad lane JWalker Abraham, 74 Scotland st "Wallis Wm. 31 Bridge street JWard Alfred, 13 Wicker Wells Joseph, 44 North street Whitham & Harwood, 37 Arundel st Wilks Joseph, 42 Furnival road fj Wilson John, 50 Fargate Wood Jas. and Benj. 137 Duke st J Wood Thomas, 16 Bow street J Wood James, court 7 Angel street WINE AND SPIRIT AND PORTER MERCHTS. Marked * have wholesale Licenses only. Aldam Thomas, 19 Church street Ashley Paul, 26 Watson's walk Baines Charles, 13 Union street Barton James, 112 West street Barton Wm. 26 Wicker Bawer George, 50 High street Bunting Sarah, 30 Castle street Butterworth Joseph, 5 Fargate Chamberlain James, 35 Fargate Clifton Wm. 9 Fargate Fitzpatrick B. 29 Fargate Fordham John, 17 Castle street *Garton & Wright, ct28 High st Goepel James S. 49 Silver st. head •Gunn J. T. 67 Norfolk street *Hagger John & Son, 84 Campo In Mellor John, 120 Pond street Mower Edmund, 49 Scotland street Newbold H. & Co. 1 Westbar Porter John, 46 High street *Sampson Wm. 22 South street Sawyer John, 2 High street SharmanI.(porter only)21 1 Glossop rd Turner Martha, 20 W r atson walk Whitmarsh John, New Queen street Whitmarsh Maurice, 2 Market st. and 102 Westbar Wiley Thomas, 27 (Old No. 12,) Old Haymarket Williams John, 15 Mulberry street Younge Robert, 3 Old Haymarket WIRE DRAWERS. Marked * Cast Steel ; f Silver ; and % German Silver Wire mfrs. Beet Mary, Wort ley *Cocker John, Blonk street Cocker Robert, 52 Scotland street * Cocker Saml. & Son, Porter Works *Cocker & Sons, Hathersage *Cook Robert & Co. Hathersage f Dixon Joseph Hoult, 106 Wicker Fox Samuel, Deepcar * X Gallimore Wm. 42 School croft Jubb George, Thurgoland X Mabbott W. T. 50 Rockingham In Rose Wm. Rivelin Sanderson George, Hunshelf Sanderson Joseph, Thurgoland Smith Matthew, Storrs Bridge, and 26 Button lane * Wordsworth Geo.&Jj>h..Ringinglow 322 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. WIRE WORKERS. Broomhead Robt. 67 Coalpit lane Horsfield Fredk. W. 78 South st Lee Wm. 61 Pond street Shaw John, 18 Church street Turner James, 13 Church street WOOD HAFT. (See Turners.) WOOLLEN DRAPERS. (See Linen fy Woollen Drapers, and Tailors. Greaves D. (clothier,) 3 Haymkt Hepworth John, 29 High street Whelan and Whitty, 43 High st COACHES AND CARRIERS. (See Pages 24 to 26.) SHEFFIELD PARISH.— Out-Townships. ATTERCLIFFE-CUM-DARNALL township and chapelry occupies a trian- gular area of 1,336| acres, and a population of 4156 souls. It includes the vil- lages of Attercliffe and Darnall, the hamlet of Carbrook, a number of scattered dwellings, the Park Iron Works, (commenced about 65 years ago, by Binks and Hartop,) and Sunderland Moor, distant from one to three miles E. and S.E. of Sheffield. It is intersected by the Sheffield and Tinsley Canal. The Duke of Norfolk is lord of the manor, and impropriator ; but the soil belongs to Earl Fitz- william and a number of freeholders, except Darnall, which forms a small manor, of which the hen* of the late Gen. Spencer is lord. The common and waste lands were enclosed in 1811, when many of the ancient footpaths were closed. ATTERCLIFFE, the largest village in the parish of Sheffield, is on the Don- caster and Worksop roads, l| mile E. of the Market place. It is about three- ejuarters of a mile in length, and many of its inhabitants are employed in the ma- nufacture of pen and pocket knives, scissors, anvils, scythes, spades, shovels, east steel, ; the Feoffees of Rotherham; and the heirs of the late Samuel Buck, Esq. Before 2 F 338 HISTORY OF ROTHERHAM. the Norman Conquest, Acune the Saxon, was lord of the Manor of Rotherham, but William the Conqueror dispossessed him, and gave it to the Earl of Mortaign, under whom it was held by one Nigel , from whose descendants it passed to the family of Vescy, one of whom, in the reign of Edward I., gave it to Rufford Abbey, in Not- tinghamshire, together with eight oxgangs of land in the said lord- ship, and the advowson of one moiety of the church. It remained in the possession of the monks of that house till the dissolution of the monasteries, when Henry VIII. granted it to the Earl of Shrews- bury, from whom it hath descended, together with Kimberworth manor, to the present lord and impropriator, the Earl of Effingham, a collateral descendant of the illustrious Howards, Dukes of Norfolk. During the civil wars in the reign of Charles I., Rotherham embraced the popular cause; but in 1643, "it was reduced to subjection by Win. Cavendish," who was afterwards created Duke of Newcastle. After the siege of Sheffield, it fell into the hands of the parliamen- tarians, and since that period its peace has not been disturbed by any military conflict. Manufactures. — In ancient times, Rotherham was famous for its manu- facture of edge tools, and there are still iron and steel works on a large scale in its immediate vicinity, especially in its suburbs, — Masbro' and the Holmes, both in Kimberworth township, where there were mines of ironstone, two smelting furnaces, and two forges, as early as 1160, but they appear to have been of very small dimensions, compared with the immense Iron Works of Masbko', which were founded by the late Samuel Walker, Esq., whose history is short but instructive : — At twelve years of age he was left an orphan, with two brothers and four sisters, without property, and almost without education. His industry and talents soon supplied these deficiencies, and qualified him for keeping a school. He afterwards established, along with his brothers, Aaron and Jonathan, a small foundry, which in time, under his fostering genius, became one of the most extensive and flourishing establishments of the kind in Europe. He died on the 12th of May, 1782, in the 66th year of his age, rich in property, and abounding in christian virtues. At these great iron works there were manufactured during the late wars with America and France, immense quantities of cannon of the largest caliber, and almost every kind of cast iron articles, as well as many of wrought iron. The large iron bridges of Sunderland, Yarm, and Staines, as well as the bridge which crosses the Thames, called South wark Bridge, were cast at these foundries, in which less business is at present done than formerly, partly from the number of similar establishments which have arisen in other parts of the kingdom, but principally, perhaps, from the great wealth of the Walker family having diminished the stimulus to ardent exertion. They commenced a bank in Sheffield and Rotherham, in 1792; but in 1836 it was transferred to a joint stock company. After peace had been restored to Europe, in 1815, and there was no longer any demand for those military and naval stores, such as cannon, mortars, bails, &c, the Walkers gave up their extensive iron and steel works, and from the im- mense number of workmen who were thrown out of employment, Rotherham appeared to be doomed to a speedy and ruinous decay ; but happily the deserted works were, in a few years, divided and let off to more humble speculators; and since then, both the iron and steel manufactures have continued to increase. The town possesses great advantage for the produc- tion of heavy articles, being on the navigable part of the river Don, and having in its vicinity an abundance of coal and ironstone. Its commercial facilities have been greatly augmented by the Sheffield and Rotherham, and HISTORY OF ROTHERHAM. 339 the North Midland Railways; the latter of which crosses the former on the western side of the town, and is carried over the vale of the Don, by a via- duct of 30 arches, and about half a mile in length. The Weekly Market, which is held on Monday, is extensively supplied with corn and cattle ; and on every second Monday there is a fair, or great market, for fat cattle, sheep, and hogs ; and this, like the fortnight fairs at Wakefield, which it much resembles, is numer- ously attended by graziers and butchers. A market for butter, poultry, &c, is held on Friday. A' Statutes' or Hiring for Servants, is held on the first Monday in November, and two fairs on Whit-Mon- day and December 1st In 1801, an Act of Parliament was obtained for lighting and cleansing the town, and for making new Market- places. Under the powers of this Act, the Commissioners erected the present Shambles, near the Butter-Cross, but the cattle are exposed for sale in the Crofts, on the south side of the town, where there are convenient pens and every necessary accommodation. On the river, there are several extensive wharfs, and at the Railway Stations are commodious warehouses, &c. In the town and neigh- bourhood are two glass-homes, and two large breweries; and at S win- ton and Rawmarsh are several china and earthenware manufactories. A JSeiv Corn Exchange and Butter Market was built in 1842, at the cost of about £950, of which, £300 was subscribed, and the rest was given by the Feoffees of the town lands. The Parish Church is a spacious and handsome Gothic fabric, built in the reign of Edward IV., on the site of a Saxon edifice. It is dedicated to All Saints, and is indisputably one of the finest paro- chial places of worship in Yorkshire. It was thoroughly repaired in 1845. The interior includes a spacious nave, two side aisles, a north and south transept, and a chancel, which has an open communication with the aisles, but is divided from the nave by the organ gallery. In the south transept is a beautiful marble monument, in memory of 50 young persons, chiefly children, who were drowned at the launching of a vessel, in the river at Masbrough, July 5th, 1841. By the generous sympathy of their fellow townsmen and others, a fund was raised to relieve the families bereaved by this sad calamity, and to erect this monumental record. The Earl of Effingham is impropriator of the rectorial tithes, and patron of the vicarage, which was valued in 1831 at £170, and is now enjoyed by the Rev. Richd. Mosley, M.A. The Rev. Robt. Smith, B.A., is curate; Mr. Sewell, of Sheffield, organist; Mr. J. Preston, parish clerk; and Thomas Broadhead, sexton. The impropriate tithes were commuted in 1762 and 17C5. There are in the town four Chapels belonging to Dissenters, viz : — the Independent Chapel, connected with the Independent College ; the Particular Baptist Chapel, near the foot of Westgate; the Pres- byterian or Unitarian Chapel, at the head of Oilmill-Lane, erected in 1706, and partly rebuilt in 1841 ; and the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, in Talbot-lane, built in 1805, and enlarged in 1832, so that it will now hold 1,500 hearers. The Baptist Chapel was built in 1836, in lieu of the small old chapel on Masbro 5 Common. It has a handsome stone-front in the Grecian style, and cost about £1,100. In Masbro' is a neat Catholic Chapel, finished in 1843. 340 HISTORY OF ROTHERHAM. The Rotherham General Cemetery, in Moorgate road, was established by a company of shareholders, in 1842, and comprises about two acres of land, tastefully enclosed and planted, and having a neat chapel and handsome lodge-entrance. Part of the ground is consecrated for the use of members of the established church. Land for a private grave may be purchased, in perpetuity, for £l. 10s. and upwards, according to situation. Mr. John Mycock is the registrar, and Mr, Thos Broadhead the sexton. Feoffees of the Common Lands of Rotherham: — The oldest deed respecting this trust, is dated 26th of Elizabeth, and re- cites that the inhabitants conveyed to the twelve Feoffees and their successors, in perpetuity, certain charity and other public property to be employed to divers good uses, " as beforetime had been accustom- ed; that is to say, for the relief of the poor people of the town, for the maintaining and repairing of bridges in and about the town, and for and towards the discharge and contribution of fifteens, taxes, musters, and other common charges, wherewith the town of Rotherham and inhabitants thereof might be charged." The number of twelve Feoffees is kept up by election in the manner specified in a trust-deed executed in 1778, — the lord, of the manner being always one of the number. The "common lands which they hold in trust, are subject to several specific payments for charitable purposes in respect of other charity property mixed therewith." The trust-property consists of about 70 acres of land, and the Ship Iun, and from 20 to 30 other houses, &c, in Rotherham and Masbro, 5 which yield collectively, upwards of £567 per annum. The present Feoffees are — the Earl of Effingham, and Messrs. Robt. Bentley, Wm. Earnshaw, John Nightingale, (greave,) Chas. Nightingale, Hy. Walker, Thos. Badger, Wm. Glossop, and T. Didsbury. The Grammar School forms a branch of the general trust of the Feoffees, but there are no deeds or writings relative to its foundation, though the master receives a yearly stipend of £10. 15s. 4d. from the land revenues of the Crown, supposed to have been reserved on the dissolution of Jesus College. The Feoffees appoint the master, and allow him a small yearly gratuity and the use of a house. The Feoffees' School was built in 1776, and has an endowment of about £100 per annum; of which £50 is paid to the master, and the re- mainder is expended in providing clothing and books for 28 boys and 20 girls. Hollis's School, founded by Thomas Hollis, and connected with the Unitarian chapel, is endowed with £20 a year for the edu- cation 'of 12 poor boys and 12 poor girls. The British School was built by subscription, in 1833, for the accommodation of 200 boys and 200 girls, who are instructed on the Lancasterian system. Park- gate School, opened in 1843, was built by Earl Fitzwilliam, and is conducted on the Lancasterian system, for the instruction of about 150 children. There are Infant Schools in Wellgate and Westgate. The Almshouses, for four poor women, were founded in 1780, by Mary Bellamy, and endowed with property now yielding about £68 per annum, out of which cadi inmate has an annuity of £12. The Great Dole produces £57. 10s. a year, arising from land left by Thos. Woodhouse, John Shaw, Thos. Dickinson, and other benefactors, in the 17th century. The poor of Rotherham have the benefit of four- HISTORY OF ROTHERHAM. 341 teen other benefactions, which yield, collectively, about £57 a year, which is distributed by the churchwardens according to the wills of the donors. The Botherham Independent College, situated in Masbrough, is an academical institution, for the education of young men, intended for the ministry amongst that class of Protestant Dissenters called Con- gregationalists , or Independents, It was opened in 1795, and has gene- rally upwards of 20 students. The Rev. W. H. Stowell is the Presi- dent and Theological Tutor; and the Rev. Thos. Smith, M.A., of Sheffield, is the Classical Tutor. The chapel conected with this col- lege, was enlarged in 1815, and has a good organ, erected in 1845, at the cost of £150. Adjoining it is a Sunday School, built in 1841, at the cost of £1,000. A handsome Public Building was erected in 1829, on the site of the old^OWN HALL, by public subscription, amounting to nearly £2,000 ; and it now comprises the Grammar School, the Dispensary, the Subscription Library, (established in 1775, and now having more than 3,000 volumes ;) and the Nevjs Boom, which is well supplied with London and provincial papers. The COURT-HOUSE, near the old College, is a large and hand- some fabric, built at the cost of more than £5,000, in 1825 and '6, and having ample accommodation for the Quarter and Petty Sessions, the Court of Bequests, &c. The Petty Sessions are held on every al- ternate Monday, before the neighbouring magistrates, — among whom are Col. Fullerton, T. B. Bosvile, Esq., Henry Walker, Esq., Rev. G. Chandler, and the Earl of Effingham, who are also commissioners of taxes, and hold here a court of appeal. Mr. John Oxley is their clerk. Mr. Thomas Badger, is one of the county coroners ; and Mr. John Bland is high constable and inspector of weights and measures for the Upper Division of Strafforth and Tickhill. A Court Leet is held annually. Mr. W. F. Hoyle is the manor steward ; and William Pigeon is the town crier and finder. The Police Force consists of Mr. John Bland, superintendent; Wm. Hudson, constable and keeper of the lock-up ; and William Pigeon, John Timm, and John Hemp- sail watchmen. An Act was obtained in 1839, for a LOCAL COURT, for the recovery of debts of not more than £15, contracted within the parishes of Rotherham, Ecclesfield, Handsworth, Laughton, Whiston, Wickersley, &c. &c. Win. Walker, Esq., of Wilsick Hall, near Tickhill, is the judge; Mr. Fras. Parker, treasurer ; Mr. W. F. Hoyle, of Rotherham, and Mr. E. Newman, of Barnsley, are the clerks ; T. E. Peacock, deputy -clerk ; and Thomas Crookes, bailiff. The Water Works were established in 1827, by a company of pro- prietors, with a capital of £2,000. The Gas Works, near the bridge, were erected in 1833, by a company of shareholders, with a capital of £5,000, raised in shares of £25. W r m. Hague is collector to both companies ; and Henry Holdsworth is manager of the gas works, from which gas is supplied at the rate of 6s. 8d. per 1,000 cubic feet. The ROTHERHAM UNION, under the New Poor Law, comprises all the eight townships of Rotherham parish ; the four townships of Brampton - Bierlow, Swinton, Wath, and Wentworth ; the townships of Hooton Levett and Maltby ; the township of Bramley in Braithwell parish; the three 2 f 2 342 ROTHERHAM UNION. townships of Treeton parish ; and the parishes of Hooton-Roberts, Laugh- ton -en -le-Morthen, Ravenfield, Rawmarsh. Thribergb, Whiston, Wickersley, Aston-cum-Aughton, and Beighton, — the latter of which is in Derbyshire. Two guardians are chosen for Rotherham ; two for Kimberworth ; and one for each of the other twenty-five townships. A Workhouse, for the whole Union, capable of accommodating 200 paupers, was built in 1838 and '9, at the cost of about £4,000, on five acres of land which was purchased at the cost of £1,000. Earl Fitzwilliam is chairman, and J. Fullerton and J. Al- dred, Esqrs., are vice-chairmen of the Board of Guardians ; Mr. John Oxley is the clerk and superintendent registrar; Mr. W. F. Hoyle is the auditor; John Worsley, governor of the workhouse ; the Rev. John J. Spear, of Kim- berworth, chaplain ; and Sarah Thickett is the schoolmistress. The Union is divided into eight Medical Districts, and five Registrar Districts, and con- tained 28,783 inhabitants in 1841. Its twenty seven townships embrace an area of 79 square miles ; and their expenditure for the relief of the poor, in 1840, was £6,581. 4s.; and for the quarter ending March 22nd> 1845 — £2,567. 4s. 2jd. The Relieving Officers are— Mr. R. T. Barras, for Rother- ham District, and Mr. J. Barras for Kimberworth District. They are like- wise Registrars of Births and Deaths ; as also are^John Wood, for Wath ; Fredk. W. Flower, for Maltby ; and John Atkinson, for Beighton District. Mr. John Mycock is Registrar of Marriages for the whole Union. ROTHERHAM DIRECTORY, INCLUDING 1IASBR01WH, THE HOLMES, AND ICKLES. Post Office, High -street ; Mrs. Martha Wilson, postmistress. Letters despatched to London, and the South, East, and West, at 4 morning, and 20 minutes past 8 evening, and arrive at i before 5 morning, and at 6 evening. To Sheffield, 4 morning, 5 afternoon, and 7 evening, and arrive 6 morning, 6 evening, and i before 9 evening. To Lincolnshire, & past 6 morning, and arrive 20 minutes past 7 evening. To the North, at a £ before 4 morning, and 5 evening, and arrive \ before 5 morning, and \ before 9 evening. To Doncaster, at 5 morning, and arrive 8 evening. MISCELLANY: — Comprising the Addresses of Gentry, Clergy, and others, not arranged under the Classification of Trades and Professions. Abraham James, dyer, Bridgegate Acaster Amos, carter, Westgate Adams John, gentleman, Moorgate Allport Thos., miniature painter, &c, and drawing master, Clifton ter Ancliffe Luke, butler, Masbrough A they Mrs. Elizabeth, Holmes lane Atkinson William, cattle salesman, St. Ann's hill Awburn Joe, clerk, College street Badger Benjamin, Esq., barrister, South terrace Badger Thomas, county coroner, attorney, and notary, High street B agnail James, moulder, Masbrough Baley Fanny, farmer, Masbro' comn Baley Martha, farmer, Masbro' comn Barnsley Mrs. Susanna, Westgate Barras John, registrar and relieving officer, Masbrough Barras Robt. Thos., relieving officer, and registrar, High street Bartholomew Charles, engineer to River Dun Co., &c; h. Masbro' and Sheffield Beatson Mr. Robert, Masbrough Beatson Miss Elizabeth, Masbrough R6THERHAM DIRECTORy. 343 Beatson Wm. Clement, glass manu- facturer ; house, Masbrough Belcher Thos., tobacconist, Bridgegt JBell Mrs. Harriet, Westgate Bentley Robert John, Esq., Eastwood House Bennett Miss Ann, Wellgate Birch William, excise officer, West- end terrace Birks Charles, sexton, Moorgate Bishop John, railway supt., Westgt Blackmoor William, architect and surveyor, College street Blackmoor Mary, farmer, Masbro' Bland John, high constable, and in- spector of weights and measures, for the Upper Division of Straf- forth and Tickhill, and police superintendent, Wellgate Blocksage Joseph and Charles, brick makers, Holmes lane Booker J. S., umbrella maker, Mkt. sq Booth John, carrier, Westgate Bower Joseph, engraver, Market sq Bowstead John, flax dresser, Masbro' Bramall Geo., brewer, (j.) West-end Brettell Rev. Jacob, (Unitrn.) Crofts Broadhead Thos., sexton, Pigeon In Brown John, brick maker, and lime burner, Masbrough Brunt Jas., fender maker, Clifton ter Burrows Mr. William, Westgate Cartwright John, pipe mkr., Bridgegt Cavill Mrs. Martha, Masbrough Chambers John, tap keeper, Masbro* station Chester Mrs. Martha, and Mr. Robt., College street Ch rimes Brothers, brass founders, and manufacturers of water closets, beer-engines, gas fittings, pumps, taps, plumbers' brass work, &c, Market place Chrimes Peter and Edw. ; h., Mkt. pi Chrimes Richard; house, Dobb's ter Chrimes Mrs. Lydia, Primrose cotg Clark John Greaves, glass manufac- turer, Masbro' Hall Clarke Misses Sar. & Jane, Westgt Clarke Thomas, station master, Mas- bro' ; house, Holmes lane Clifford Wm., book-keeper, West- end Close William, gentleman, Masbro' Coates Isaac, salesman, College st Cooper Joseph, underground steward, Parkgate Cooper Joseph, file mnfr\, Parkgate Cooper Thomas, manager of Effing- ham Works ; house, Masbrough Copeland John, gentleman, Masbro' Cowen Thomas, draper ; h., Moorgt Crookes Thomas, bailiff of the Court of Requests, Church street Crossby Benjamin, Joseph, and Wil- liam, millers, and corn and flour dealers ; house, Wellgate Deakin David, farmer, The Holmes Dearnelly Thos., porter, Workhouse Didsbury Mrs. Mary Ann, West-end Didsbury Thomas, corn factor, Well- gate, and spring knife manfctr., (fish-hook,) Sheffield; h., Clifton Dodds Isaac, civil engineer, and rail- way engine, &c, manufacturer. Holmes; h., Mill-moor cottage Dodds and Layton, soap manufac- turers, The Holmes Drabble Misses, Masbrough Drabble John, manager, Masbrough Dyson George, manager, Masbrough Dyson Wm., bank clerk, Clifton cotg Ellis William, exciseman, Westgate Epworth Hy., printer; h., Westgate Evans William, glass agent, Masbro' Farr Joshua, Temperance Coffee Rooms, Westgate Ferguson William, tea and drapery- dealer, (travelling,) Masbrough Fleck Frederick, clerk, Masbro' com Fleming George, brass caster, Clifton Fowler Mr. John, Bridgegate Gibson Miss Bethia, Masbrough Gilling Wm., book-keeper, Masbro' Globe Joseph, Temp. Hotel, Westgt Glossop William, getleman, Crofts Gloster Willliam, shopman, High st Graham Jph., flax manager, Millgt Greaves William, manager, Water In Green John, horse dealer, Wellgate Greening Mr. Benjamin, Wellgate Haggard Richard Henry, poor rate collector, Millgate Haggard Mr. Richd. Hy., Church st Hague Chas., wireworker, Church st Hague Joseph, carter, Church street Hague Thos., painter; h., Church st Hattersley Mrs. Mary, Doncaster gt Hawley Mrs. Mary, Masbrough Haywood John, druggist; house, South terrace Heap Christopher, clothier, Masbro' Heath Ellis, exciseman, Masbrough Heseltine Edward John, bank mana- ger, High street 844 ROTHERHAM DIRECTORY. Higgs Mrs. Mary, Doncaster gate Holden George, book-keeper, Masbro' Holmes John, dentist, Masbrough Horner Geo., engine smith, Walkers' square Hudson Jas., patten mkr., Church st Hudson William, goaler, Bridgegate Hudson Jph., sheriff's officer, Crofts Hughes Thomas, agent to Pick ford's, Masbrough Humphreys John, cowkeeper, Masbro' Innocent Jpb., stove fitter, College rd Jackson John, jun., miller; house, West-end Jackson Wm. Kaye, farmer, Parkgt Jarvis Emanuel, hay dealer, Wellgt Jarvis Wm., hay &; coal dlr.,Bridgegt Jenkinson Mr. Samuel, Wellgate Johnson Matthew and Son, flax spin- ners and patent thread manufac- turers, Millgate, and Doncaster Jones Rev. Hugh, (Wesleyan Min.) Talbot lane Jowett John, clerk, Masbrough com Iredale Miss Mary Ann, College road Keeling Rev.R.R., (Wes. Min.) Crofts Kekwick John, agent to P. Stubs, (steel works ;) h., The Holmes Kerr John, draper ; house, Westgate KnowlesHorace,railwayclerk,Masbro' Knowles Jas., iron mnfr.; h., Masbro' Layton Geo., soap mnfr. ; h., Holmes Lee William, fender smith, College st Leesley Mrs. Sarah, Westgate Lent Geo., wood turner, Bridgegate Lilley James, steel mnfr.; h., Masbro' Makin Chas., warehouseman, Holmes Mangham Joseph, clerk, West-end Marsh Miss Elizabeth, Wellgate ter Minors Edw., book-keeper, West-end Moorhouse Jonas, cattle dlr.,Pigeon In Moorhouse John, cattle dlr.. Pigeon In Moorhouse Geo., book-kpr., West-end Mosley Rev. Richard, M.A., vicar, Vicarage, Mooigate Myers Geo., Coffee Rooms, Bridgegt Mycock John, registrar of marriages, and schoolmaster, Crofts Nadin Thomas, fireman, Masbrough Neatby Thomas, manager, Crofts Needham Mary, music and patent medicine dealer, Bridgegate Newcombe, Chaplin, Home, and Co., carriers, Masbrough Newton J. W., farmer, Field-side cotg Nicholson Thos., earthenware manu- facturer; house, College road Nightingale Misses S. & E., South ter Owen William, Wellgate cottage Oxley and Cooper, file mfrs., Parkgt Oxley Misses Eliz. & Cath., Westgt Oxley William, file manufacturer; house, Parkgate House Pagdin Mr. Edward, gent., Westgate Palmer John, railway clerk, Holmes Parker Francis, land agent, Westgt.; house, Masbrough Payne Mrs. Sarah, Masbrough Peacock Thos. Edw., deputy clerk of the Court of Requests, Westgate Pigeon Wm., town crier, Wellgate Portlock John, gun maker, Wellgate Pinket Richard, contractor of repairs for Sheffield and Rotherham Rail- way, Holmes lane Preston Jonathan, parish clerk, West- end terrace Proctor Mrs. Elizabeth, Westgate Pullin Robt., coach mkr«, (j.) Wellgt Ramsbottom Samuel, postman, Oil- mill yard Ramson Mr. Jph., Victoria ter., M. Rawson Charles, land surveyor, and valuer, Wellgate terrace Reed Mr. John, Old Holland Ridgway Geo., boat owner, Masbro' Richardson Corals., carter, Westgate Robinson Joseph, brick maker, Mas- bro' ; house, High street Robinson Benjamin, M.D., Westgate Robinson Mrs. Martha, Wellgate Rodger Mrs. Mary, Millgate Rodger Joseph, iron manufacturer; house, Masbrough common Rowe Wm., book-keeper, Bridgegate Rushforth Mr. John, Crofts Sales William, coachman, Wellgate Sandford Charles, iron manufacturer; house, Pool green Sandford Charles Samuel Roberts, iron manfr. ; h., Northjield House Scales Chas., fishmonger, Church st Shaw Geo., timber agent, Moorgate Shaw Joseph, comb maker, and toy dealer, Bridgegate Shearman Edw. Jas., M.D., Market pi Shenton John, earthenware manufac- turer; house, Masbrough (Baptist Min.) river due col- Sissons Rev. John, Water lane Smallpage William, lector, Masbrough Smith John, market collector, Crofts Smith Miss Hannah, College road,M. ROTHERHAM DIRECTORY. 345 Smith Mr. Thomas, West-end ter Smith Rev. Robert, B.A., curate, Vicarage lane Snowden John, cowkeeper, Masbro' Spear Rev. John J., chaplain to the Workhouse ; house, Kimberworth Spencer Robert, traveller, Wellgate Squires George, boat owner, Masbro' Stevenson John, station master, Westgt Stockdale Jonathan, tobacco pipe maker, Bridgegate Storey Chas., bank manager, Mkt. sq Stowell Rev. William Hendry, presi- dent, and theological tutor, Mas- brough College Stubs Peter, steel converter, &c, Warrington Works, near Rother- ham ; and merchant and Lanca- shire file and tool manufacturer, Warrington. Jno. Kekwick, agent. Tateson Wm., wharfinger, Masbro' Taylor Mrs. Jane, Parkgate Taylor James, cart owner, Masbro' Taylor P. H., bookkeeper, Masbro' Taylor George, draper ; h., Masbro' Thompson Robt. M., clerk, Masbro' Thompson Mrs. Eliz., West-end ter Thompson Ann, cowkpr., West-end Thompson Thomas, contractor, Clif- ton terrace Tinsley Chas., solctr.'s clerk, Wellgt Towler Mr. John, Bridgegate Travis William, huckster, Wellgate Turner Eliz., librarian, College st Turner John, gentleman, South ter Turner Noah, glass worker, Masbro' Turner Thomas, farmer, Eastwood Tyrrel Daniel, coach maker, Westgt i Walker Miss My. Ann, Masbro' House Walker Henry, Esq., Clifton House j Ward William, constable, Masbro' ; Wells William, dyer, Wellgate j West and Blackwell, coach builders, Westgate, and Sheffield West George, warehouseman, Masbro' West Joseph, coach builder; house, Westgate Wheatley Mr. Thomas, South Grove Wild Joseph, clerk, Bridgegate Wilson Martha, postmistress, book- seller, &c, High street Winstone Wm. Hy., clerk, College rd Womack Hy., rent, &c, col., Wellgt WoodW.Alfred,railwayclerk,Masbro* Woodhead Mrs., South terrace Woodhead James, starch and British gum manufacturer, Market square Woodward Thos., coal agent, Parkgt Worsley John, governor otWorkhouse Worth Mrs. Frances, Church street Yates James, Esq., iron founder, &c; house, Barbot Hall CLASSIFICATION OF TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. ACADEMIES. (Marked * take Boarders.) Birkett Miss Betsy, Market square British School, Masbro', Geo. Hardy and Fanny Culpin *Clark Ann, Doncastergate head Crookes Miss Ann, Doncastergate Duncan Mary Ann, Masbrough ♦Eversfield Mrs. Sarah, Moorgate, (conducted by James Appleton) Feoffees' School, Crofts, John Mycock Grammar School, College street, E. A. Fewtrell Hollis' Charity, Oil-mill lane, James Clarke and Sarah Ramsbottom Infant Schools: — Hannah Heward, Wellgate; and Isabella Hobson, Westgate Parkgate School, Edm. King Miller Parkin Ann, Wellgate Sharp Joseph, Masbrough Watson Selina, Wellgate ATTORNEYS. Badger Thomas, (coroner, notary, &c.,) High street Badger Jph.,(dep, coroner,) College st Bamforth Joseph, Market square Coward Charles Leach, Westgate ; house, Masbrough Hoyle William Fretwell, (steward of the manors of Rotherham and Kimberworth,) Westgate Jackson Joshua, Westgate ; house, Cankloiv Marsh Robert, jun., Church street ; house, Ickles Oxley John, (superintendent regis- trar, and clerk to Rotherham Un- ion, to the Magistrates, and to Commissioners of Taxes,) Bridgegt Potter John Wright, High street Robinson George, Westgate Russell Lancelot, Market square; house, Masbrough 346 ROTHERHAM DIRECTORY Whitfield William, Bridgegate AUCTIONEERS. Askham James, (sheriff's officer,) Bridgegate and Sheffield Browu Geo. Ogden, Chapel walk, M. Crookes Thomas, Church street Dawes Joseph, High street Hudson Jph., (sheriff's officer) Crofts BAKERS & FLOUR DEALERS. Boulton John, College street Couldwell Hannah, Wellgate Marshall James, Masbrough Nayler Mary, High street Parker William, Westgate Sayles Elizabeth, Bridgegate Sayles John Wellgate Turner William, Bridgegate BANKS. Sheffield & Rotherham Banking, Co., High street, (draw on Barclay, Bevan, & Co.) E. J. Heseltine, agent Sheffield Banking Co., Market place, (draw on Smith, Payne, & Smiths.) Charles Storey, manager BASKET MAKERS. Chester George, Wellgate Needham Robt. & Son, Wellgate BLACKSMITHS. Adams Henry, sen., College street Bletcher Francis, Wellgate Green Joseph, Masbrough Haigh Charles, Wellgate Kimpster Henry, {boiler, iron wag- gon, and axle manfactr.,) Masbro' Roberts Matthew, Wellgate Whittington Samuel, College street White Wm.,( bed screw mkr.,) Masbro' Wood George, Masbrough Wright Benjamin, Westgate Wright John, Westgate Yates John, Masbrough BOAT BUILDERS. Callis & Waddington, Masbrough Smith Henry, Masbrough BOOKSELLERS, PRINTERS, &c. "Ban-as Mary ,(& music seller,)Highst Brown Jonathan, College street Dawes Jph., (printer only) High st Gilling Michl. & Abm., Church st Hinchliife Ann, High street Hinchliffe & Epworth, (printers only,) High street Wilson Martha, Post Office, Highst BOOT & SHOE MAKERS. Badger William, High street Barker William H., High street Barker William, Bridge street Bellamy George, Crofts Bottomley George, Crofts Bottomley John, Wellgate Callis John, High street Cox Joseph, Vicar lane Ellis Amos, Masbrough Emerson William, Masbrough Fields Henry, Wellgate Foster William, Masbrough Foster William, Butter market Green John Westgate Haley John, Market place HeatonAdam, Wellgate Hobson Abraham, College street Hodson William, Masbrough Lilley George, Bridgegate Newbut George, Masbrough Parkin William, Market square Pearson George, Wellgate Radcliffe George, Westgate Rush forth Thomas, Wellgate Slack Valentine, Bridgegate Taylor James, Wellgate TownesE., Oilmill fold Waites Sarah, Church street Wilkinson Joseph, Masbrough Wood John, Masbrough common BRAZIERS AND TINNERS. Adams Henry, jun., College street Brown John, Bridgegate Clayton Edward, High street Haggard Richard Hy., Market street Simpson John, Market square BREWERS. (ALE & PORTER) Bentley Robert, West end Wingfield William, Masbrough BRICKLAYERS. (See Stone Masons, §c.) BRUSH MANUFACTURERS. Bakewell William, Westgate Thompson Wm., Market square BUTCHERS. Marked * have shops in the Shambles. B agnail William, Masbrough Brankley Jno. H., (pork,) High st Flockton William, Masbrough Deakin Henry, College road, Masbro' Gillott Richard, Masbrough ♦Gillott Edward, Crofts ♦Gillott Thomas Kent, Masbrough Gillott Robert, Masbrough Gillott Thomas, sen., Masbrough *Goodwin William, Westgate ♦Harrison George, Moorgate Humphrey Simon, Masbro' common Hutchinson George, Masbrough Hill Edward, Victoria terrace ROTHERHAM DIRECTORY, 347 ♦Kirk Francis, Crofts Littlewood Thomas, Masbrough ♦Nay lor John, High street ♦Roberts Samuel, Pigeon lane ♦Stocks Thomas, Millgate ♦S tyring Thomas, Brecks house Swallow Robert, Masbrough Twigg William, Masbrough common Ward Joseph, Talbot lane ♦Wharin John, Church street ♦Wildsmith Thomas, Ravenfield Wilkinson William, (pork,) Bridgegt. Wilson William, Masbrough Wolf Edward, (pork,) Masbrough CABINET MAKERS. Blackmoor John, Westgate Coe Harriet Caldwell, Bridgegate Evans William, College street France Richard, Masbrough Needham John, Westgate Wright Herbert, High street CHAIN MANUFACTURERS. Woodger Joseph, Masbrough Woodger John, Masbrough Woodger William, Doncastergt. head CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. Dewsnap Fred., (dentist,) Church st Fleck Wm., (oil & colourman,) M. Haywood & Outwin, Bridgegate Hopper Geo., (surgeon,) High street Howard James, Westgate Laycock Henry, High street Marsh John Wheatcroft, Bridgegate Newton Jacob, Westgate Norman Harriet, Doncastergate Rogers John, Westgate Sales Joseph Henry, Bridgegate CHEMISTS. (MANUFACTURING) Aldred Jno., (acetic acid,&c.,) Wellgt Beatson Wm., (vitriol, soda, chloride of lime, &c.,) College road, Masbro' CHIMNEY SWEEPERS. Dearing William, College street Wilson Hannah, Westgate COACH BUILDERS. West and Blackwell, Westgate and Sheffield COLLIERY OWNERS. Chambers Geo. Wilton, Esq., Clough House, Masbrough Fitzwilliam Earl, Parkgate CONFECTIONERS. Ibbotson Francis, High street Jessop George, High street Sales John, Wellgate Sales Elizabeth, Bridgegate Turner William, Bridgegate COOPERS. Field William, Bridgegate Joel William, Wellgate Unwin Isaac, Talbot lane CORN FACTORS. Crossby Brothers, Wellgate Didsbury Thomas, Wellgate Eaton William, Wellgate Foster William, Pigeon lane Goodwin John James, Westgate Jackson John & Sons, Cankhw Nightingale Charles, Westgate Smith Joseph, Masbrough Swift Joseph, Westgate Tasker Thomas, Bridgegate Wheatley Thomas, Masbrough Woodhead Rd. & Son, Masbrough ; house, Dalton Wright Jno., Masbro' ; h., Talbot In CORN MILLERS. Atkinson Richd., Windmill hill Birkinshaw George, Westgate Crossby Brothers, Town mills, and Wellgate Hodgson James, West end Furness Robert, Masbro', and Ickles Jackson, John, & Sons, Cankhw CURRIERS. Atkinson John, Oilmill fold Booth John, Westgate green ; house, College street Gillott Thomas, Doncastergate Hamlet William, High street Iredale John & Co., Westgate EARTHENWARE MANFACTRS. (See Swinton, Rawmarsh, $c.) Shenton and Co., Rotherham Pottery, Masbrough FIRE IRON MANUFACTURERS. Nicholson Joshua, Masbrough Yates Jas., Effingham Works, M. FIRE AND LIFE OFFICES. Atlas, W. F. Hoyle, Westgate County fire and Provident life, Geo. Robinson, Westgate Crown, Jph. Badger, College street Guardian, T. E. Peacock, Westgate Leeds and Yorkshire fire, & Law life, Thos. Badger, High street Medical, Invalid, & General life, W. F. Hoyle, Westgate Sheffield, Chesterfield, & Rotherham fire & life, Chas. Smith, Church st Standard life & Royal Farmers' fire, life, and hail ; Joseph Bam forth, Market- square Sun, E. J. Heseltine, High street 348 ROTHERHAM DIRECTORY. Yorkshire fire & life, Robert Marsh, jun., Church street FLAX SPINNERS. Johnson Matthew & Son, (patent thread mfrs.,) Millet., & Doncastcr FORK MANUFACTURERS. Reardshaw John, Wellgate Bennett William, sen., Pigeon lane Bennett William, jun., Bridgegate Bennett Thomas, Westgate Bletcher William, Wellgate Hanby Thomas, Wellgate Hanby William, Crofts FURNITURE BROKERS. (See Cabinet Makers also.) Cox Thomas, Wellgate Needham John, Westgate Wright Herbert, High street GARDENERS, &c. (* are only Fruiterers.) Bower John, (& seedsman,) Wellgate ♦Brookes George, Westgate Cousins Edward, Crofts ♦Dobson George, Bridgegate ♦Scales Charles, Church street Firth Ann, (seeds,) Market square Flintham John, Market square Ford Charles, Moorgate Oxley John, Wellgt, & Masbrough Roberts Joseph, Masbrough Smith George, Wellgate GLASS MANUFACTURERS. Booth & Blunn, Catdiffe Clark and Beatson, Masbrough GLASS & CHINA DEALERS. Adams William, Westgate France Joseph, Masbrough Greenwood John, Westgate Pollard John, High street Williams Nathan, Moorcate GROCERS^ (Marked ♦ are Tallow Chandlers ,• fy + Bacon and Cheese Factors also.) Askwith William, High street fBagnall William, Masbrough f Beaumont William, College street Bingley William, High street Calton Cath. & Co., Bridgegate Chrimes Ann, Bridgegate Crossby Brothers, Wellgate f Goodwin John J as., Westgate ♦fJubb Thomas, Bridgegate Kimpster Joseph, Masbrough ♦Lloyd Thos., College road, Masbro' ♦Nightingale Chas, Westgate Oxley Cath. Spencer, Westgate Pullin Henry, Bridgegate ♦Rhodes Richard, Masbrough Rogers John, Westgate Sales John, Wellgate Smith Joseph, Masbrough Tasker Thomas, Bridgegate fTaylor Ezra Dalphin, Wellgate f Tomlinson Henry, Masbrough fTurner William, Bridgegate ♦Wigfield Mary & Son, High street HAIR DRESSERS, &c. Adams John, Masbrough Barn by Frederick, High street Bellamy Henry, Bridgegate Crookes Thomas, Church street Evans John, Westgate Goodger William, College street Hague William, Church street Oldfield Samuel Edw., High street HATTERS. Evans John, Westgate Gillott Miss Martha, Westgate Hague William, Church street Mather William Frost, High street Robinson Richard, High street Sellars Geo., Market°pl., & Sheffield Tavlor & Law, Bridgegate HORSE, GIG, &c, LETTERS. Bletcher Francis, Wellgate Colley Francis, Westgate Farrand Francis, Bridgegate Hancock Edw., (Hotel,) Masbrough Huff William, High street Lyle Joseph, Bridge street Needham John, Westgate Shaw Ann, High street HOSIERS, &c. Brown Rebecca, High street C res wick Mary, High street Rushforth William, (and worsted manufacturer,) College street Saville Robert John, Bridgegate Taylor and Law, Bridgegate INNS AND TAVERNS. (Marked ♦ are Posting Houses.) Angel Inn, Rt. Marshall, Bridgegt Black Bull, John Bntcher, Masbro' Black Horse, Ann Nicholson, High st Black Swan, Mary Bray, Crofts Blue Bell, J as. White, Market sq. Boot & Shoe, Rebecca Brown, Bridgt Bridge Inn, Geo. Ridgway, Masbro' Butchers' Arms, Jas. Tune, Crofts Cleaver Inn, J ph. Turner, Wellgate College Inn, Rt. Chester, College st Cross Daggers, Mary Vinter, Westgt Cross Keys, Richd. Rising, Crofts ♦Crown Hotel, Ann Shaw, High street ROTHERHAM DIRECTORY. 349 Crown & Anchor, Saml. Lee, Masbro' Cutlers' Arms,Jph. Aizlewood,Westgt Dusty Miller, Jas. Copley, Westgt Elephant and Castle, Sarah Good- all, High street Fitzwilliam's Arms, John Newbould, Parkgate George Inn, Wm. Cartledge, Parkgt Grapes, Sarah Hobson, High street Greyhound, Jph. Wilkinson, Masbro' Hammer and Anvil, Wm. Flockton, Masbrough Hare & Hounds, Geo. Wright, Wellgt King's Arms, J no. Hunter,Doncastergt Letters, Win. Twigg, Masbro' comn Mail Coach, Francis Bletcher, Wellgt Mason's Arms, Wm. Heeson, Wellgt Nag's Head, Jno.Flintham, Market pi OldRingof Bells, Ann Firth,Churchst Pack Horse, Ann Yates, Wellgate Plough, James Bell, Masbrough ♦Prince of Wales Hotel, Edward Hancock, Masbrough Station Railway Tavern , Joseph Fellows, Salt- house lane Red Bear, Joseph Dale, (sacking manufacturer,) Bridgegate Red Bull, John Axleby, Masbrough Red Lion, Francis Farrand, Bridgt Royal Oak, Jph. Bower, Market sq Ship, Sarah Horsfield, Masbrough Ship Hotel, Cbas. Dobb, Westgate Station Inn, James Allen, Westgate Station Tavern, Peter Humphreys, Masbrough Sun Inn, Henry Smith, Masbrough Three Cranes, Wm. Huff, High st Three Tuns, Saml. Dobb, Wellgate Traveller's Inn, Wm.BannisterWestgt True Briton, Thos.SmithJun., Westgt Vice & Hammer, Wm. Flockton, M. Waggon & Horses, Jas. Dobb, Masbro' Wellington Inn, Fras. Colley /Westgt WheatSheaf, Jane Wilson, Donestrgt White Hart, Jph. Lyle, Bridgegate White Swan, Wm.Aizlewood,Westgt BEER HOUSES. Brett William, Ickles Connell Mary, Westgate Dyson John, Masbrough Godley A., Masbrough common Godley Sarah, Doncastergate head Gouldsbruif Joseph, Westgate Harris Martha, Wellgate Hewitt Mary, Masbrough common Howorth James, Masbrough Heppenstall John, Quarry hill Jarvis John, Masbrough Kent Robert, College road Lambert William, Masbrough Marshall George, Bridgegate Parkin Samuel, Westgate Watkinson Elizabeth, Westgate IRONFOUNDERS. (Marked * are Stove-grate, #ate STEEL CONVERTERS. (Shear Steel Manufacturers, $c.) Beatson, Robertson, & Co., Rothm. Steel Works, Masbrough Grant Alex. & Co., Masbro' common Habershon Jph. J. & Sons, Holmes Oxley Wm. & Co., Parkgate works Scholefield William & Co., Parkgate Stubs Peter, (& forger & tilteiL) War- rington Works; J. Kekwick, agent Stock and Share Broker. Bamforth Joseph, Market place STONE MASONS & BR1CKLYRS, Birks Joseph, Moorgate Booth John, Wellgate Chadwick George, College road, M. Cooper George, Masbrough Dobb Charles, Westgate Dobb James, Masbrough Dobb John, Wellgate France Richard, Masbrough Lloyd Thomas, College rd., Masbro' Thompson Thomas, Clifton terrace Twigg Benjamin, Masbrough Woodcock Wm., College rd., Masbro' STONE QUARRY OWNERS. Birks Joseph, Boston castle Twigg Benjamin, Masbrougb "STRAW HAT MAKERS. Bishop Priscilla, Westgate Jessop Sarah & Elizabeth, Bridge st Jessop Mary, Crofts Ludlam Jane & Sar.,Doncastergate Robinson Amelia, High street Sissons Mary, College street Wadsworth "Ruth, Wellgate White Elizabeth, Westgate Wragg Ann, Bridgegate SURGEONS. Copeland Henry Otley, Wellgate Goodall John, Dispensary, College st Hardwicke Junius, High street Hopper George, High street Robinson John and Son, Wellgate Shearman Edw. Jas., Market square Turner Joseph Hatfield, Canklow Wilkinson Henry, W^ellerate TAILORS." (* are also Drapers Sf Clothes Dealers.) Aldred George, Wellgate Barn by George, Westgate Clegg William, Westgate *Cowen and Dixon, High street *C rapper John, Church street Dent Thomas, Wellgate Gilling John, Crofts ♦Hague John, Church street Hopkinson Charles, Masbro' Kitchingman William, College street Law John, and Son, High street Myers Samuel, Westgate Myers William, jun., Masbro' Myers George, Bridgegate Oxley James, College street Pearson Thomas, Wellgate ♦Robinson Richard, High street Skelton Thomas, Crofts *Wild Thos., High st., and Sheffield * Wragg Thomas, Masbrough TIMBER & SLATE MERCHANTS. Brown Geo. O., (and salt and coal,) Masbrough Newsum Henry, Masbrough Singleton William, & Co., Masbro' Smith Joseph, & Co., (and charcoal, blacking, &c, manufacturers,) Masbro', and Padley Saw Mills VETERINARY SURGEONS. Bingham James, Westgate Bingham James, jun., Market square Griffiths Edward, Westgate WATCH MAKERS, &c. Brooke Richard/ High street Denton Frederick, Westgate Mason John, College street Tahinder Abraham, Market square WHARFINGERS. Bartholomew Charles, Don Naviga- tion Co.'s Wharf Crossiand Joshua, Masbrough Fleck William Henry, Masbrough Horsfield Sarah, Masbrough Tateson William, Masbrough 352 ROTHERHAM DIRECTORY, WHEELWRIGHTS. Coward John, Well gate Crowther John, Crofts Lockwood Robert, Masbrough Slater Silvanus, Westgate Steer Michael, Westgate WHITESMITHS. Bayliffe William Radford, High st Heppenstall John, Market square Holdsworth William, Vicar lane Kimpster Henrv, Masbrough WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS. Nightingale John, Millgt.; h., Westgt Pratt Sarah & Co., College street COACHES. From the Crown Hotel. Mails to Doncaster, 5 morning ; to Louth., J past 6 morning; and to Shef- field, 8 evening. Gommander-in-Ckief to Doncaster, at j- past 10 morning, (except Sunday.) Red Rover, to Thome, to meet the Hull Packets, -| before 6 morning, (except Sunday;) and to Sheffield, evening. The Times, to Sheffield, \ past 8 morning ; and to Doncaster, 5 eveng. From the Masbrough Station Hotel. The Pelham, to Lincoln, via Baw- try and Gainsbrough, at 20 minutes past 2 afternoon, except Sunday. The Sliding Scale, to Lincoln, via Retford, at 20 minutes past 2 after- noon, except Sunday, (calls at the Cleaver Inn.) RAILWAYS. Trains every hour to Sheffield, from 8 morning to 8 night ; and from the Hasbro' Station to London, Derby, Leeds, York, and all parts, six times a-day. WATER CONVEYANCE. The Regular Trading Vessels, noticed at page 25, receive and deliver Goods at Rotherham ; and the Wharfingers and Agents are — William Tateson, Masbro'; W. H. Fleck, Bridge Wharf; and Charles Bartholomew, Don Navi- gation Co.'s Wharf. Thomas Weight's Vessels to Don caster, thursday and friday, and to Sheffield, tuesday and Wednesday. Joshua Crossland, agent, Masbro'. CARRIERS by Railway. Newcombe, Chaplin, Home, & Co.;' and Pickford & Co., daily to all parts. CARRIERS by Waggon, $c. The Doncaster, Baivtry, Tickhill, Laughton-en-le-Morthen, and Wath carriers, noticed at pages 25 and 26, call at the Cleaver and Pack Horse. Edward Wilkinson, Pigeon-lane, to Doncaster, tuesday, thursday, and Saturday, and to Sheffield, monday, Wednesday, and friday, at 10 morning. ROTHERHAM PARISH.— (Out-Townships.) BRINSWORTH is a township and scattered village of 1,050 acres, and 241 souls, 2 miles S.W. of Rotherham, and 5 miles E.N.E. of Sheffield. It includes the hamlet of Ickles, and belongs chiefly to J. Fullerton, Esq. CATCLIFFE is a small village and township, 2^ miles S. of Rotherham, on the banks of the Rother. It has 252 inhabitants, and 930 acres of land, belonging to various owners, but Earl Fitzwilliam is lord of the manor. The Glass Works here, were established about 72 years ago, by Mr. J. May. DALTON township comprises the three small villages oi Dalton -Magna, Dalton-Parva, and Dalton-Brook, from 2 to 3 miles E.N.E. of Rotherham. It has 288 inhabitants, and 1,-100 acres of land, belonging to various owners. G. S. Foljambe, Esq., is lord of the manor. GREASBROUGH township and parochial chapel ry, has a pleasant vil- lage near Wentworth Park, 2 miles N. of Rotherham ; and includes the neighbouring hamlets of Bassinihwaite, Ginhouse, Cinder Bridge, Nether Haugh, and part of Parkgate. It has 1 ,623 inhabitants, and 2,270 acres of land, belonging to Earl Fitzwilliam. The Church (St. Mary,) is a hand- some Gothic fabric, which was finished in 1828, at the cost of £4,750, of which £2,000 was granted by Parliament. The perpetual curacy, valued in 1831 at £182, is in the gift of Karl Fitzwilliam, and incumbency of the ROTHERHAM PARISH, 353 Rev. Fras. Hall. The Charities for the poor and school produce about £48 per annum. KIMBERWORTH village is 2 miles W. of Rotherham, to which its township extends, including the populous suburbs of Masbrough and the Holmes; and the hamlets of Blackburn, (near Brigbtside.) Jordan Dam, Scholes, $c.; also, Grange Hall, 5^ miles N. by E. of Sheffield, the sylvan seat of the Earl of Effingham, the lord of the manor, and owner of a great part of the soil. The township contains 5,066 inhabitants, and 2,940 acres of land. It has several chapels in Masbrough, &c, and near the village of Kimberworth is a neat District Church, (St. Thomas,) built in 1838, by subscription, and a grant of £600 from the Church Building Society. The vicar of Rotherham is patron of the perpetual curacy, which is now enjoyed by the Rev. J.J. Spear, M.A., whose parochial district comprises about 2,100 souls. The township School is endowed with £8. 18s. per annum ; and at Blackburn, where there are many Fork makers, is a National School, supported by the Countess of Effingham. ORGREAVE township, on the hanks of the Rother, 6 miles E. of Shef- field, and 5 miles S. of Rotherham, has 52 souls, and 510 acres. Here is Rothcrwood, one of the scenes in the novel of Ivanhoe. TINSLEY, a parochial chapelry, has a small village 3^ miles N.E. oi Sheffield, near the point where the Sheffield canal joins the river Don. It has 512 inhabitants, and 1,570 acres of land, mostly the property of Earl Fitzwilliam, the lord of the manor, and patron of the Church, a small ancient fabric, dedicated to St. Lawrence. The vicarage, valued iu 1831 at £124, is enjoyed by the Rev. J. Rees. Challiner John I Newbould Thos. Hattersley John • Rawlin William DALTON. Marked 1 reside at Dalton -Brook ; 2, Ballon -Magna ; and the rest in Little- Dalton. lAdams John, blacksmith IBattersby Mary, vict., Grapes Blackburn Joseph, shopkeeper IChadwick John, quarry owner Clark Thomas, shoemaker Dennis George, bricklayer 2French Thomas, tailor Newborn Hy., toll coir., Aldus aik Bar 2Pashley Mary, schoolmistress Pashley Geo., mason, & quarry owner Pilley Samuel, tailor 2Tomlinson George, gardener 2Tradewell John, wheelwright 2Tradewell John, jun., wheelwright 2Yelland Jph., shoemkr. & shopkpr. Nicholls Mary BRINS WORTH. Badger Charles, cow keeper Brett William, beerhouse, Ickles Didsbury Thomas, corn merchant, and Rotherham Furness Robert, corn miller, Ickles Marsh Robert, maltster, Ickles FARMERS. Banks William BrightmoreThos. Foster Joseph Hawke Deborah Heward George Legatt Sarah Limb Job Maw Thomas Maw Geo., (and quarry owner) Smith Mary CATCLIFFE. Blunn Henry, glass manufacturer Blum Thomas, manager Bricrhtmore .John, butcher Brightmore John, timber merchant Brookfield John, shoemaker Cawthorne William, mason Challiner Edmund, cabinet maker,, and victualler, Plough Challiner Joseph, scale presser Chapman William, schoolmaster Greenfield Joseph, vict., Red Lion May Thos., gent. || Blunn Mrs. Ann Pyiah John, shopkeeper Platts John, gardener Vanes Francis, blacksmith FARMERS. | BrightmoreGdfry e Jph Brightmo Brightmore Tho*. FARMERS. lAdams William 2 Burden John 2French Henry Greaves Benj. 2Hall Jas. Stphn. Jackson William Ludlam George ell Thomas 2Morley Benj. 2 q 2 Sty ring Thomas, (butcher and quarry owner,) Brecks House Waite David Ward Jacob 2\Yatson George Waterhouse Hy. WoodheadRichd... (and maltster) 354 ROTHERHAM PARISH, GREASBROUGH. Marked 1 reside at Cinder ~ Bridge } 2, at Haugh ; 3, at Potter's Hill ; 4, at Parkgate ; and the others at Greasbroagh. Dawson Thomas, shoolmaster France Miss Susannah 1 Hague Sam!., underground steward Hall Rev. Francis, incumbent Jackson Edward, corn miller Kay Joseph, schoolmaster 2Sellars Jonathan, coal agent Smith Gadd, clothes dealer Thompson Richard, stocking weaver Tissington Charles, beerhouse Titley James, underground steward Walker John, nail maker 2White Isaac, gentleman 4VVoodward Thomas, agent Yates Eliza, infant school INNS AND TAVERNS. Bay Malton, John Lambert Crown, Joseph Crossland 4Fitzwilliam's Arms, John Newbould Generous Briton, John Parks Milton's Arms, Jas. Henry Rodgers 4George Inn, William Cartledge IShip, John Wooflnden 2Swan, Thomas Salkin Yellow Lion, George Hattersley Blacksmiths. Oxiey John 2Utley Jacob Whittington Chs. Boot fy Shoe Mkrs. Cocking Thomas Hutchinson Saml. Morton Samuel Parks John Butchers. Tissington Chas. Willey Joshua FARMERS. 2Carr Jonathan Cooper William Eyre Jonas Goddard James Hawley John Jackson George, Basingthwa.it 3Jackson Thomas Loy John Oxley William Pepper Thomas Rhodes Thomas 2Roebuck Joshua 2Sayles Samuel Sellars Major Steel William Thompson Esther 3Thompson John Whiteley Thomas Woodcock Mary Woodhead John Joiners, $c 2Charles worth J. Cooper William Mather James Pollard Ellis Stringer John Willey Joseph Woodward Thos. Shopkeepers. Fowler Mary Heppenstall John Joel Thomas Mason Eclward Mather James Otley James Oxley John «2Rodgers Eliz. Stringer John Stone Masons. *Goddard Janus I Rawlins Richard I Oxley Charles Smith John I Rodgers Jas. Hy. Tailors. i Seddons John Beaumont Chas. | Swift John KIMBERWORTH. Those marked 1 reside at Blackburn ; 2, Bradgate; 3, Hill-Top; 4, Netherfold; 5, Parkgate; 6 y Scholes; and the others at Kimberworth. (Masbrongh and the Holmes are in- cluded with Rotherham.) Earl of Effingham, The Grange Barber John & Son, colliery owners 1 Barber Michael, coal owner Bates George, constable Brown George, vict., Green Dragon Chambers G. W., coal owner, Clovgh House Clarke William, engineer Coldwell Benjamin, wheelwright, &c. GCooper Joseph, gardener 6Cooper William and John, slater's 6Draper Ann, schoolmistress GGuest Benjamin, vict., Bay Horse Hall Samuel, blacksmith 4Hartley Samuel, joiner 2Kent Thomas, victualler, Old Gate Le Tall Emanuel, schoolmaster Lockwood Robert, timber merchant Lockwood Jph.jwheelwrgt. and joiner 6Mirfin Joseph, beerhouse INelson Thomas, mason Oxley William, joiner 2Parker Francis, colliery owner Roberts William, blacksmith Sellars William, colliery owner Spear Rev. John Jph., M.A., incmbt. Straw Win., underground steward Sunderland Mrs. Ann Twiby William, beerhouse 5Walker Joseph, cart owner IWoodger George, vict., Pheasant 6Hayton Joseph FARiMERS. 6 Ash forth Hanh. Barber John Bray Jonathan 5Brooke Francis Calton Charles GCooper John 1 Coldwell Isaac IDixon Charles, Meadow Hall fiDuke Joseph 4 Fletcher Thomas 6Froggatt Wm. 2Harris Jar vis Kirk Arthur Kirk Edwin BKirk John 6Macho1i Charles 1 Martin Samuel 1 Slack Valentine Tofield Frank, Walkworth Taylor John Warris John, sen. WarrisJohnjun., Manor House Wing William 5Yeardley Joseph KIMBERWORTH AND TINSLEY. 355 4Yeardley Win. Fork Makers. IBeardshawJonth 1 Brooke Benj. 1 Brown George 1 Dawson George IGoddard Joseph J Goddard Thos. IHandley Thos. 1 Harrison Wm. ] HigginsWilliam IHorton Ruth ISayles Benjamin ISayles John ISheldon William lWoodger Geo. lYeardley John Nail Makers. 6Ashforth Isaac 6Heaton Joseph 6Ibbotson Joseph Shopkeepers. 4Broomhead Jph. 2Goodison Wm. 2Goodison James 6 Ibbotson Joseph Lodge George Shoe Makers. 6 Gelling Benj. 6Greenwood John 6 Ibbotson Geo. Lee William 2Longden Isaac ITaylor John 3Taylor George Taylor Joseph Tailors. Hirst George Linton Joseph 3Potcher Draper ORGREAVE. Hawke Robert, farmer, High/field Ho wson H y . , farmer, Cole Brook Lodge Oxley John, farmer, Orgreave Sorby Richard and Walter, coal owners, Eothenvood Ward John, farmer, Orgreave TINSLEY. Barstow Benjamin, woodman, char- coal burner, and grocer Challiner Charles, blacksmith Coldwell Benj., lime burner, Jordan Coupland Mrs. Ann, and John, gent, Cousens William, gardener Critchley Thomas, schoolmaster Fisher John, millwrgt., and Canklow Genn Sarah and Thomas, butchers, and Sheffield Hawley Thomas, pottery manager, Carbrook Higgitt William, coal viewer Jenkinson David, clerk and sexton Nicholson John, wharfinger Punchon Martha, vict., Plumper 's Inn Rees Rev. James, vicar of Tinsley Shore Mr. Thos. || Wilde Mrs. Alice Smith Daniel, shopkeeper Tinsley Coal Co., colliery owners Travis William, lime burner Wilby Thos., collector of lock dues Yeomans Miss Harriet FARMERS. Boaler William Bradford George, Carbrook Dyson Henry France John Goodwin John Hadfield James Hounsfield Wm. Linley John Ramsden Joseph Willis George Shoemakers. Linley John Thompson James Wood Edward Wheelwrights and Joiners. Goodwin John Goodwin Thomas RAVENFIELD is a picturesque parish, 4 miles E. by N. of Rotherham, containing 241 souls, and 1,170 acres of land, all belonging to T.B. Bosvile, Esq., who has a pleasant seat here called the Park, and is patron of the Church, (St. James,) which was rebuilt in 1756. The perpetual curacy was valued in 1831 at £160 per annum. Silver Wood, which adjoins the park, is very extensive, and is partly in Thribergh parish. DIRECTORY : — Thos.BosvileBosvile, Esq., Ravenfield Park ; Joshua Francis, & Jph. Askew, quarry owners, Silverwood ; Wm. A they, joiner ; Jas. Cardwell, wheelwright ; Rev. Jas. B. Dew, M.A., incumbent; John Vanes, blacksmith; Geo. Wil- kinson, parish clerk ; Wm. Wilson, shoemaker ; Thos Wood, maltster ; and Matthew Brown, Edwin Caldwell and Son, John Maleham, George Waite. Thos. Wildsmith, and Jph. and Thos. Wood, farmer's. RAWMARSH, a considerable village, on a declivity, 2 miles N. of Rotherham, has long been noted for its potteries of white and coloured earth- enware. Its parish has several extensive iron works and collieries, and com- prises 2,068 inhabitants, and 2,047 acres of land, forming the manors of Rawmarsh-with-Wheatcroft, and Southwell. G. S. Foljambe, Esq., is lord of the forme*, and the Chapter of Southwell own the latter ; but most of the soil belongs to Earl Fitzwilliam. The Church (St. Lawrence,) is a hand- some structure, erected in lieu of the old one, which was taken down in 1838. The rectory, valued in K.B. at £8. 7s. 3fd., and in 1831 at £402, is in the gift of the Crown. The schoolmaster has about £60; the schoolmistress £15 ; and the poor £15 yearly, from the charities of Edward Goodwin and other donors. The said E. Goodwin also founded the Almshouses for six poor women, who have the dividends of £3,500 three per cent. Stock. The hamlets in Rawmarsh parish are—KILNHURST, 4 miles N.N.E. of 356 RAWMARSH PARISH. Rotherham ; Parkgate or Newbiggin, (partly in Greasbro',) 3 miles W.N. W of Rotherham ; and Stubbin and Upper Haugh, 3 miles N. of Rotherham. At Kilnhurst is a National School, built in 1835; and a Wesleyan Chapel erected in the same year. Marked 1 are at Kilnhurst ,• 2, Parkgate ; 3, Stubbin ; 4, Upper Haugh ; and the rest in Raivmarsh. Asken Charles, blacksmith Barber John & Son, eolliery owners IBeatson John, steel and file manfr. Booth Samuel, stone mason BrameldChas. , blacksmith, PostOffice ICharlesMr.Jph. || BarkerPeter,gent. Charles worth Jno.& Jas., coal owners 2Cooper J., coal agent 2Dyson George, manager Firth Henry, Esq., Rose Hill Foljambe Miss Ann || Naylor Mrs. A. lFurniss Robert, corn miller J Haden George, corn miller Hamshaw John, joiner, &c. Hicks George, saddler Hobson John, earthenware dealer Knapton John & Geo., coal masters 2Mason John, builder Marcroft Joseph, butcher Maxfield John, schoolmaster Munday Thos., joiner & wheelwright 20xley Wm. & Co., steel man ufactrs Roberts Jane, druggist, &c. Roberts Jas.,traveller;&Robt.,hookpr 2ScholefieldWm.&Co.,iron£steelinfrs Sharman Mr. Saml., Ravjmarsh Hall IShepherd Thomas, schoolmaster Steel Thomas, joiner & wheelwright Whitaker Mrs. Charlotte White Thomas, painter Whitehead William, butcher 1 Wilson Thos. & Co., iron masters & steel mfrs., Kilnhurst Forge Wright Mrs. Ann, Brookfield House PUBLIC HOUSES. Earl Grey, William Pugh Horse & Jockey, Joseph Marcroft Miners' Arms, John Knapton Red Lion, Thos. Webster (cabt.mkr.) IShip, Elizabeth Morton Star Inn, William Beck Beer Houses. 4Barraclough T. Cocking Thomas 2Edwards Joseph ] Ellis John Hague Charles Earthenware Mfrs 1 Green George Hawley George Hawley Thomas Hawley William I Robinson#Wood FARMERS. Barraclough J ph. Beck William Brameld George Creswick Thos. Eyre Thomas Goulding Wm. Gouldsbrough Jp. and William Jarvis James 4Jenkinson Wm. 3Lees Thomas 4Pearson W. RobertsA.,G.#W. 4Shaw John IShepherd Wm. Tinker Richard Taylor Elisha Tyzack John White James 3White S. Wright John Shoemakers. Askew Barthw. Ball William Bennett George Brameld Abm. Clark Thomas Hetherington Jas. Taylor George Wilson Thomas Wilson William Wright J. Shopkeepers. 4Clark Benjamin Dickons Joseph Etherington Isaac Halladay Lister 2Mason John (& builder) Roberts William Steer Harriet Tailors. 2Abson Joseph Burton George Harrison Chas. Hutchinson Wm. IK irk George miles W. of Work- THORPE-SALVIN, near the Chesterfield canal, 5 sop, and 13 miles E. by S. of Sheffield, has in its parish 340 souls, and 2,180 acres of land, including the hamlet of Netherihorpe, and part of the extensive woods of Shire Oak-Park, at the junction of the three counties of York, Derby, and Nottingham. The Duke of Leeds is lord of the manor, and owner of most of the soil. The Church (St. Peter,) is a curacy, valued in 1831 at £63, but it has lately been endowed with the tithes. The Prebendary of Laughton-en-le-Morthen,is patron, and the Rev. R.F.Hartley, M.A., incmbt. Atkin Francis, carrier to Sheffield Harrison James, wood agent Hartley Rev. Richd. Fleming, M.A., incumbent Highfield Charles, tailor Holmes Elizabeth, victualler, Gate Holmes George, brick maker Holmes Thomas, carpenter Hydes Mark, corn miller, Peck Mill Jackson William, vict., Boot fy Shoe Marshall Wm., shopkpr. & beerhouse Peat John, tailor Robinson Thomas, blacksmith Rogers Robert, stone mason Stone John, schoolmaster Ward Thomas, shoemaker STRAFFORTH AND TICKHILL WAP. 357 FARMERS. Bowman Joseph Butcher Widow Child Joseph Girdler Edward Guest Hannah Pashley William Robinson Wm., (and maltster) Storey William Weightman John Wilks Georsre THRIBERGH, 3 miles E.N.E. of Rotherham, has in its parish 214 souls, and 1,304 acres of land, all belonging to J. Fullerton, Esq., of Thribergh Park, a beautiful Gothic mansion, commanding extensive prospects. He is patron of the Church, (St. Leonard,) and the Rectory, valued in 1831 at £329, is enjoyed by the Rev. Arthur Fullerton. The other principal parishioners are — the Rev. Weston Fullerton, curate ; Thomas Askin and John Vanes, blacksmiths; Sarah Beaumont, wheelwright; John Bisby, shopkeeper; Edw. Butter, shoemaker; Geo. Piper, tailor ; Geo. Stringer, miller and maltster ; and Foljambe Awty, Jas. Foster, Mary Leggatt, John Stani forth, and Wm. Whi taker, farmers. TOD WICK, lOf miles E. by S. of Sheffield, has in its parish 214 souls, and 1,860 acres of land, mostly belonging to the Duke of Leeds, the lord of the manor, and patron of the Church, (St. Peter and St. Paul.) The rectory, valued in 1831 at £121, is now enjoyed by the Rev. Richd. Inman. Tod- wick Grange is the seat of Geo. Calton Fox, Esq.; and the other princi- pal residents are — Sarah Hepworth, beerhouse ; Eliz. May, vict, Red Lion ; Henry Murhn, blaeksmith; Luben Murfln, tailor; Jph. May and Geo. Wast- nidge, carpenters; and Geo. Cousins, Edm. Hawley, Jph. Hibbard, (Hard- wick,) Wm. Middleton, Thos. Shepherd, Saml. Skinner, Miss Walker, Thos. Wastnidge, (Hardwick,) and Thos. Wood, farmers. Geo. Stacey and Wm. Paulson (shopkeeper,) are Carriers to Sheffield. TREETON is a pleasant retired village, on the banks of the Rother, 5 miles E. of Sheffield. Its parish comprises the townships and manors of Treeton, Brampton, and Ulley, and contains 661 inhabitants, aud 3,230 acres of fertile land. The Duke of Norfolk owns most of Treeton, and is lord of the manor, and patron of the Church (St. Helen,) which is a rec- tory, worth about £700 per annum, and now enjoyed by the Rev. George Chandler, M.A. Brampton-en-le-Morthen, 4 miles E. of Treeton, is a village and manor, mostly the property of Sir George Sitwell. Ulley, or Br amp ton -Ulley, a small village and township, 2 miles E. of Treeton, is partly in Aston parish. Sir Francis L. Wood is lord of the manor, and owner of most of the soil. BRAxMPTON-EN-LE-iMORTHEN, Bennett John, shopkeeper Boaler Joseph, shoemaker Hancock Mrs. Sarah Parkin George, wheelwright Potter George, gent. ; & Jph.,/am'rons and the cleanest houses. A petty sessions is held at the inn, on every alternate Friday. The Hall, where his Lordship resides, is an elegant man- . standing near th in a verdant lawn, embowered in thriving plan? 2 h '2 366 WORTLEY AND WHARNCLIFFE. tations ; and its grounds and walks extend southward to the extensive park of WHARNCLIFFE, on the banks of the Don, 6 miles from Sheffield, anciently called Wharncliffe Chase, and the scene of the subject of the old poem of the " Dragon of Wantley." Here the hills are thickly clad with native woods, and rises boldly from the banks of the Don, till they place the visitor on an elevation, from which he commands a prospect rich, varied, and extensive as he can behold. Lady Mary Wortley Montague spent here much of the earliest and happiest years of her wedded life : and after travelling over Europe, and speaking of a little Belvidere which she had constructed in the neighbour- hood of the city of Avignon, said— "it commands the finest land prospect ever beheld, except Wharncliffe" On one of the highest peaks of these craggy hills is Wharncliffe Lodge, built in 1510, by Sir Thomas Wortley, for the pleasure (as an unique inscription cut in the face of the rock informs the reader) of hearing the hart's bell, a sylvan sound which it appears was very pleasing to our ancestors. In this Lodge, Lady Mary gave birth to that sin gular and romantic character, her son, the Hon. Edward Wortley Montague, whose father was a younger son of the Earl of Sandwich. She was the daughter of Sir Francis Wortley, in whom the male line of that ancient fam- ily became extinct. They enjoyed the honour of knighthood from an early period, and one of them was created a baronet in 1611. The Lodge, occupied by the park keeper, is now being partly rebuilt, and is visited by numerous pleasure parties, from Sheffield, Barnsley, &o. Whakncliffe Wood (the largest in England) comprises about 2,200 acres, thickly clothed with oak and other timber ; and the walk through it, from the Lodge to Wortley Hall, or Deepcar, by the Holly Bush Ride, is one of the finest in the kingdom ; — pas- sing over the summit of a long and lofty craggy precipice, presenting a grand display of stupendous rocks, broken and dishevelled in a diversity of grotes- que forms, and some of the huge blocks of solid stone, detached from the cliff, and apparently ready to roll into the immense wood below, where many pondrous masses have gone before them. Wortley Chukch is a neat struc- ture with a tower, and is & perpetual curacy, valued in 1831 at ^£105 per an- num—being augmented in 1740 and '51, with <£*400 of Q.A.B, ; and in 1813 and '15, with ^61,700 in two parliamentary grants. Lord Wharncliffe is the patron, and his chaplain, the Rev. Wm. Harris, M.A., of Sheffield, is the in- cumbent. . The curacy was held by the Ten. Stuart Corbett, D.D., archdea- con of York, from 1802 till his death in 1845. The poor of Wortley have about ^£32 per annum, left by the Countess of Devonshire, and other donors. TANKERSLEY. Marked 2 are at Hood Hill;3,Pil- ley ; and the others in Tankersley. 2Almond James, vict, Norfolk Arms Beaumont John, grocer Bingley George, schoolmaster 3Brown George, shoemaker Eyre Rev. J. H., curate 3Fisher Jonathan, vict., Gate Geen John, parish clerk Hemmingway Benjamin, tailor 3Hunt Mark, wheelwright 2Saville Sus., vict., Coach and Horses Wharam William, shopkeeper Wood Ambrose, tailor FARMERS. 3Bramah Richd. 3Dickenson J, Hoy land Joseph Mosley Richard wort; Marked 1 live at Finkle street ; 2, mithy Folds; 3, Worthy Bank ; 3PearsonWilliam Rawlin Thomas Rollinson James Trippett John 4, How Brook ; 5, Bromley ; 6 , Hermit Hill ,• Sf the rest at Wortley. Lord Wharncliffe, and the Hon. Jno. Stuart Wortley, M.P. ; and Hon. James Stuart Wortley, M.P., Wortley Hall Ayrstone William, sexton 4Baker Samnel, magistrates' clerk Beet Elizabeth, shopkeeper Beet Mary, voire drawer 4Bramall S., shopkeeper BroadbentBenj.,chap.clk.,&ropemkr lBurkinshaw Jph., charcoal burner Burley & Wigfield, maltsters Copley Abm.,&Benj., carpenters and wheelwrights 3Corbett Cphr. £c Thos.,wood turners 4Corbett Rd., wood handle turner Corbett Vincent, mnfr. of scrap and charcoal har, hoop, & shtet iron, share moulds, &c. Green John, shoemaker Hough Charles, engineer WORTLEY CHAPELRY, 367 Ibbottson Titus, woodman Kilner James, butcher Lawson John, grocer, &c. Lowe John, gardener Marsden Jph., vict., Sycamore Inn Marsh Samuel, vict., Crown Matthewman John, corn miller Mills Jesse, shopkeepers Moorhouse Luke, sehoolmr. & registr 4Newton Richard, joiner Newton Rd., schoolr. & coir, of taxes 4Parkin George, nail maker Parkin Joseph, gamekeeper 4Pickering Benjamin, nail manjtr. Smith Joseph, plumber, glazier, and victualler, Worthy Arms Stanley Matthew, shopkeeper Surtees John, timber valuer oSurtees Richd., Esq., land agent Utley Charles quarry owner Wigglesworth William, surgeon Windle Abm.,mfrg. chemist, (pyrolig neous acid,&e.,) Wharncliffe side Blacksmiths. Broad bent Jonth. 5Copley Benj. 4Darwent Matw. FARMERS. 3Armitage Eliz. 2Armitage Thos. Beever John 4BurkinshawJno. Carr Edward Dickinson Jph. 6Druce Joseph 4Fernley John IGosling Joseph lHall Sarah lHunt John Marsden Joseph Marsden Hannah 2Marsh Samuel 6Roper John Senior George 5Taylor John 4Teasdale A. 6VVhite John WORSBROUGH township and parochial chapelry, is in Darfield parish, Staincross Wapentake, and Honor of Pontefract, and lias a pleasant village on an eminence, 3 miles S. of Barnsley, and 11 miles N. of Sheffield. It comprises several scattered hamlets, and a populous suburb of Barnsley, and increased its population from 2,677 souls in .1831 to 3,800 in 1841. In Wors- brough Dale, on the north side of the village, is a branch of the Deame and Dove canal, and iron, coal, chemical, and flint glass works. T. F. Vernon Wentworth, Esq., is lord of the manors of Worsbrough and Rockley, and J, Jeffcock, Esq., is lord of Darley manor ; but a great part of the soil belongs to other proprietors. The Church has a lofty spire, and the perpetual curacy, valued in 1831 at £'140, is in the gift of the rector of Darfield. The school and poor have several small benefactions. WORSBROUGH Marked 1 reside at Bank End; 2, Birdwell ; 3, Blacker ; 6, Hound Mill; 7 ', Kendal Green ; 8, King Well; 9, Lob Wood; 10, Mount Vernon; 11, Ouslelhwaiie ; 12, Pantry Green; 13, Pinder Oaks ; 14, Bob Boyd; \o,Bockley Abbey; 1 6, Bockley Old Hall ; 17," Swaith ; 18, Ward Green; 19, Worsbrough; 20, Worsbrough Common ; 21, Wors- brough Dale ; and 22, at Yews. 21Allott Michael, lime burner l9Armstead John, tailor Cooper William, iron master, Mount Vernon 19Cooper Samuel, gentleman Elmhurst Mrs. E., Ouslethwaite Hall 19Gelder John, cowkeeper 21. Field, Cooper, & Co., iron & coal masters (and Silkstone) 19Guest Thomas, schoolmaster ]9Guest William, butcher 8Hax worth Robert, bleacher 19Jubb John, gardener & seedsman Keir John Mallison, Esq., Hound Hill 19Martin Wm. Bennett, Esq., Hall 20Mitchell Joseph, gardener Newman Wm., solicitor, Darley Hall 13Parkin Ann, infant school 21 Rhodes John, paper mfr., Newden 21Saville John, corn miller Scholey Joseph, boat builder Stancell Matthew, nail manufactr. 20Stocks Henry, druggist 13Tee Charles, linen manufacturer 9Travis, Horsfall, and Jackson, coal owners 19Truelove Joseph, tailor 1 Wager Mr. Joseph 19Wildsmith John, church clerk 21Williams & Windle, mfg. chemists 21Williams and Co., lime burners 21Wood John, & Perks Richard, cut and plain glass manufacturers 19Yates Hannah, schoolmistress INNS AND TAVERNS. 2Cock, William Eastwood 19Edmonds' Arms, Mary Wardrobe iSHorse and Jockey, George Green 21 Masons' Arms, John Harrison 21 Red Lion, Lucy Allott 20Rose and Crown, Joseph Green STravellers, George Barker 20Vine, Thomas Chambers 368 WORSBROUGH PARISH. Beer Houses. lSBottomley Rd. 20Erown John 21Johnson Geo. 2Kenwortby Wm. Blacksmiths. 2Charles worth A. 19Mitchell John 2Pearson George Boat Builders. SIScholey Joseph 2lThonipson Jas. Boot, $ Shoe Mkrs. 12Coward George 2Dearden Thos. 3Wing Joseph FARMERS. A tten borough G. 7Bellerby f hos. ]4Biggin Isaac loFirth William 2Guest Martin 3Guest Francis Hague Thomas 17Hudson Thos. lONicholson Jph. 18RhodesSus. Saville Sarah 3Swift Joseph 3Swift Thomas 22Tottie Thomas J/Wigfield Win, (and maltster) Joinersfy Wheelgts. 2Guest Thomas 19Wildsmith J. Shopkeepers. 12Cooper Benj. 2Fox Charles 21 Johnson Geo. Parkin George 20Parkin Thos. 2Rook George 20WagstafFGeo. 20WinterJohnC. Stone Masons and Quarry Owners. 21 Batty John. 3 Guest Martin 19Leach Benj. 2 Robinson Isaac 21White Robert 20Taylor Jonas 19Wildsmith J. ECCLESFIELD PARISH This parish lies within the liberty of Hallamshire, and is very extensive, stretching more than eleven miles in length, from Chapeltown to the confines of Derbyshire, above Broomhead and Midhope, and averaging from three to five miles in breadth. The two townships of Ecclesfield and Bradfield, into which the parish is divided, comprise many villages and hamlets, and con- tain 43,540 acres of land, and 15,150 inhabitants; though the population in 1801, was only 9,216. The Duke of Norfolk is lord of the Manors of Ec- clesfield, Bradfield, Grenofirth, Souihey-and- Wadsley, and Westnall-and- Waldcrshelf, which comprise the whole parish, except Aldwark, Bolsterstone, and Midhope, and are within the jurisdiction of the Sheffield Court of Re- quests. The Duke has much of the land, and several extensive woods ; but here are many large freeholds, and a number of mansions dignified with the name of halls. The parish produces coal, ironstone, and black and fire- brick clay ; and some portion of the cutlery and nail manufactures are found in it. The Sheffield and Manchester Railway crosses it, in the pictu- resque valley of the Don, where there are many iron and coal works, as well as at Chapeltown and Thorncliffe. The parish is in Worthy Union, which comprises 23,214 souls; and expended on its poor £3,755, in 1840; and £5,721, in 1842; though its average annual expenditure for three years preceding the formation of the Union, was only £4,962. ECCLESFIELD is a large village upon an eminence, near the Barnsley road, 5 miles N. of Sheffield. In Domesday Book, it is called Ecclesfelt, and is represented as having had six Saxon lords — Ulfac, Elsi, Godric, Dunninc, Elmor, and Norman; but it was then the undivided property of Roger de Busli. The Parish Church is sometimes called the "Minster of the Moors," being, as Dodsworth describes it, the fairest village church in the county. It is dedicated to St. Mary, and has a fine lofty spire, and many handsome monuments; but some of its beautiful stained glass disap- peared during the civil wars. Four new bells, making an excellent peal of eight, in the key of F, were hung in 1845. The Duke of Norfolk is patron of the vicarage, which is now worth about £600 per annum, and is enjoyed by the Rev. Alfred Gatty, M.A. The Independents, and the Old and New Connexion Methodists, have each a chapel in the village; and the parish enjoys the benefit of several charitable institutions, besides the Almshouses at Chapeltown, Mortomley Lane End, Barnes Hall, and Wadsley Bridge, (in which are 25 poor people ;) and the small endowed Free Schools at Lound, Parson Cross, Shire Green, Grenoside, Wadsley, and High Green. ECCLESFIELD PARISH- 369 up has 9,810 acres, and 8,832 inhabitants, including the •wing villages and hamlets : — Chapeltown is a good village, in the valley below Eeclesfield, 6 miles N. of Sheffield. Near it are extensive coal and iron works ; the hamlets of 2Ioriomley, Potter's Hill, Burnt Cross, High Green, and Hesley ; and the ancient mansion of Howsley Hall, which has in its garden a full-grown cork tree. Grenoside , in the manor of Grenqfirth, is a scattered hamlet, occupying a lofty and picturesque acclivity on the north side of the Don, \h miles N.N.W. of Sheffield. At the foot of the hill, are Birley Car and Parson Cross . Shtre Green and Nether Shire , 3 miles N. of Sheffield, are in Southey manor, and are occupied chiefly by fork makers. About a mile nearer Sheffield, are Brush Houses and Bolso- ver Hill, — near the former of which, in a plantation, upon an eminence, is the grave of Mr. John Booth, who died in 1797. WADSLEY is a large scattered village, from 3 to 4 miles N.W. of Sheffield, occupied chiefly by families engaged in the manufacture of the coarser kinds of pocket knives , and having in its vicinity many grinding wheels, tilts, and forges, and the pleasant villas of Hillsbro', Warchend, &c. In the village is a neat Gothic Church, which was finished in 1834, at the cost of Misses Harrison, of Wes- ton Hall, and is now in the incumbency of the Rev. Win. Bruce, B.A. Here are also several Dissenting Chapels. WINCOBANK, a small village, on a lofty acclivity, above Grimesthorpe, 3 miles N. by E. of Sheffield, is occupi- ed chiefly by farmers and fork makers ; and on its woody eminence are traces of a Roman camp. James Dixon, Esq., has estates in the parish, and built the chapel at Birley Car. Bradfield Chapelry and Township comprises a wild but pictures- que region of hill, dale, and moorland, in which are 33,730 acres, and 6,318 inhabitants ; many grinding wheels, tilts, forges, &c. ; several paper mills ; and the following villages and hamlets, viz : — BRADFIELD, 7 miles N.W. by W.; Bolstcrsione, 8 miles N.W. ; Damflask, 6 miles N.W. ; Deepcar, 7f miles N.W. ; Dungwoitfy, Storrs, and Uyhill, on the Loxley, from 5 to 7 miles N.W. by W. ; Loxley, Hold worth, and Little Matlock, 4 miles N.W. by W.; Midhope, 10 miles N.W. ; the large village of OUGHTIBRIDGE, on the Don, near a railway station, 5 miles N.W. by N. ; STANNINGTON, a large scattered village, on an eminence above the Rivelin,4f miles W.N. W.; Worrall, 5 miles N.W. ; Brightholmlee, Onesacre, Fairest , Smallfield, Moor- wood, Hollow Meadows, &c, from 7 to 9 miles N.W. by N. ; and Wigtwizzle, 10 miles N.W. of Sheffield. Near the latter, is Broomhead Hall, the beau- tiful seat of Mrs. Rimington. This extensive parochial chapelry is in the Duke of Norfolk's manors of Bra afield and Westnall-and-Waldershelf. The Church at Bradfield is coeval with that at Ecclesfield, and is a curacy, now- enjoyed by the Rev. John Fletcher, of Sheffield. There are four small en- doived schools, at Bradfield, Onesacre, Midhope and S tanning ton. In the lat- ter village is a neat Church, built in 1830. at the cost of £3,000, given by Parliament. The Rev. C. Bradford, is the incumbent. There is an Uni- tarian Chapel at Stannington ; and an old Independent Chapel at Loxley, near which is the romantic Cliffe liocher, or Little Matlock, in the heart of Loxley Chase, now enclosed, and said to have been one of the haunts,'if not the h-place, ofEobin Hood. A Church has lately been built at Oughtibridge. ECCLESFIELD. and the rest in Ecclesjield village, or 'larked I are at Ecclesfield Common ; 2, Hirst; 3, Gtiver Wheel; 4 where specified. 4Addy Luke, gardener Ecclesjield Wheel ; 6, Whitley ; 6, lArmison John & Hanh., corn millers Bolsover Hill ; 7, Brush Houses ; j Ball Thomas, saddler 8, Sheffield Lane End ; 9, Birley \ Batty Wm., governor of Workhouse Car ; 10, Gilloit's Hill ; 11, Skew ; Beard Wm., jun., earthenware dlr. Hill; 12, Whitley Car; 13, Long- 9B rammer John, besom maker I i : Hill Top ; 15, Dearlands; \ GButterworth Jas., paper mould ECCLESFIELD DIRECTORS. BrinnenMrs. Hanh., Strawberry cotg Denton Mrs. Elizabeth, Hag Dixon William Frederick, silver, &c, manufacturer; house, Birley House 15Downing Mrs. Ann 9Dyson John, penknife manufactr. Eaton Emanuel, gentleman Fishbourn John, baker & confectioner Foster Thomas, surgeon Gatty Rev. Alfred, M.A., vicar Gibson John, corn miller Gleadall Wm., plumber & glazier Goddard Benj., spindle manufactr. Goddard William, gamekeeper Grange John, linen manufacturer Greaves John B., Esq., Primrose Cotg. Hartley Samuel, flax dresser Hobson Joseph & Thomas, Underhill Illingworth Thos. Mellin, surgeon Jeffcock Thomas Dunn, mineral sur- veyor, Brush House Jeffcock John, Esq., Cowley House Jepson William, cooper & gardener Kidd Rev. John, B.A., curate 2Machen Mrs. Sarah Machen Jas., land agent & auctionr. Overend Mrs. Ruth, Bolsover Hill Rider John, gentleman, Whitley Shaw Nathaniel, constable 13 Singleton Mr. James Smith William, solicitor, Cliff House, (and Sheffield) Unwin Joseph, shopkpr. & postman Wombell Geo., chemist & druggist WoodhouseHv. &John, spindle mkrs. INKS AND TAVERNS. Ball, Mrs. Yelland Black Bull, Mattw. Jepson, (cooper) Crown, Joshua Pearson 9Gate, Tabitha Loy, Clay Wheel George & Dragon, Mattw. Stringer, (and parish clerk) Greyhound, George Dawson Griffin, Henry Froggatt High Greave Inn, Robert Cleathero SPheasant, Aaron Ashton Sportsmans' Inn, John Lister Tankard, Richard Senior ITravellers' Inn, William Morell Travellers' Inn, William Pilley, Cowley Hill White Bear, Wm. Unwin, (sexton) Academies. Beer Houses. Archer William Beard Samuel !2Bedford Jph., SCalvert Ann (boardg. &day) Cox John 9Drury Ann I 2Turner Stephen 2Watkinson Wm. Blacksmiths. 8Charlesworth M- Fayram John Graham Benj. Parker John Bootfy Shoe Mkrs. MButcher James Darling John Dawson William Dawson Charles 12Dawson Wm. Falding Samuel Holmes William Nicholson Wm. Nicholson Joseph 15Peace Joseph Brace Sf Bit Mfrs. 1 Ridge Alfred IRidge Septs. 1 Ridge John Butchers. 1 Barlow Benj. Barlow George Mabson Henry 14Martin Samuel Shaw Henry Vickers J .Doeroyd FARMERS. Abdy George Abdy Leah 6Bagshaw Stphn. 5Bailey Benj. Barlow George HBedford Joseph 2Bramall Joseph 13BarracloughT. 5CharlesworthW. Clark Sarah 8Corker John 13Curr George 12Deakin A — 9Denton William Eaton Joel, Hag 2Gill George Greaves Ann Greaves Samuel Greaves William Herbage John Heward John Hobson Charles Hobson Joseph Hukin Samuel JudgeW. ,Doeroyd 9Lockwood Wm. Loxley David Loxley VA\z.,Elm I Loxley Joseph Loxley Thomas 2Maw George 9Milner John 9Moor Elizabeth IMoorwood Hy. 13Pashley Thos. 5Rider John 2Rolley Joseph Shaw Henry Shaw William II Smith John Steel Robt.,Crow- der House Stenton Joseph Thornley Ralph, Stubbing 5Taylor Joseph Tofield Thomas, Dropping Well 12Unwin George Unwin Joseph , Shaw Hill White Luke, Elm Wilde William, Crcswick lWilkinsonMchl. Wilkinson Wm. Wragg Thomas 7Wright Edward Yeardley John File Manufbs. Bennett Thomas 4Cauwood Robt. 5Cauwood Thos. 5EyreJohn&Jph. Foster Jas., Lap- ivater Greaves Benj. G reaves E benezer 2Hobson Thomas and Joseph Hobson Benj. Hag Lister Joel Lister Septimus 2Machen John & Son 11 Roberts Benj. 4Utley William Fork Manufrs. Gregory Robert Guest Edward 3Haslehurst Sol. SRoebuck Thos. Roebuck Wm. 3Tingle George STingle Thomas ECCLESFIELD PARISH. 371 3Wood Aaron Grocers, &c. Bran am Hannah Brears David Greaves William, (and druggist) Hawksley Sarah and Elizabeth Harper Sarah Machen James UnwinEliz. &Son Joiners, &c. 9Bagshaw Stphn. Cauwood Benj. Heppenstall Wm. Lister John lLoxley Joseph Maltsters. Greaves Samuel Greaves William Nail Makers. HBatty Jas. J. MBatty J ph. J. Butcher George Butcher G.,jun. Cooper Samuel Fawley Charles Fawley James oFoster George 5Hague John 14Hobson Wm. HHousley Wm. Hulley Thomas Unwin Joseph Utley Saml., Elm Senior Joseph Ropefy TwineMkrs Crewe Thomas IMorell William Parker Joseph Yeardley Wm. Screw Manufrs. lHattersley Chas. Johnson Samuel Stone Masons. Armitage Robert Barlow Howarth Dickinson James lOGillott John Nelson Charles Utley Samuel Tailors, Froggatt Wm. Jackson J. Parker Amos Taylor John Carrier. To Sheffield, Jno. Cox, tues. thu. and Saturday Heaton Benjamin CHAPELTOWN. Marked 1, are at Hesley ; 2, High Green ; 3, Mortomley ; 4, Mortom- ley Lane End; 5, Potter Hill ; 6, Hazleshaw ; 7, Charlton Brook; $ 8, at White Lane. Armitage John, cooper 4Bell Wm., manager at iron works. 3Batty Thomas, grocer & flour dlr 3Blakemoor Thomas, shopkeeper Brothers Valentine, clerk Burton Mrs., ladies' school Campsall Joseph, surgeon 2Chambers George, colliery owner Chambers John, ironmr., Belmonte Chambers Matthew, ironmaster Chambers Thomas, grocer & draper, Post Office 4Chambers Thomas, ironmaster Chapeltown Coal & Ironstone Co. ; John Darwin, jun., agent Depledge John, draughtsman E verett gent., White Lane Farmer James, butcher Foweather Wm., sen. & jun., butchers Froggatt Wm., gent., Hoivsley Hall 1 Hartley John, gamkeeper Hobson Sarah, shopkeeper 4Jeffcock John, coal owner 3Kilner Wm., shopkeeper & butcher 5Loxley John, wheelwright 5Loxley Thomas, wheelwright Newton Thos., ironmr.; h., Staindrop Pinder John, schoolmaster Rodgers John, mason, &c\ 2Roebuck Jph. & Wm., coal owners 3Smith William, bookkeeper 3West Mr. William INNS AND TAVERNS. Ball, Joshua Pearson, Hesley 4Barrell, Joel Hobson 3Cart & Horses, John Cartledge Coach & Horses, Joel Hague 6Crown, Samuel Marsh 8Norfolk Arms, James Almond 3Pack Horse, James Parkin 3Queen's Head, John Walton Waggon & Horses, John Depledge 2 White Hart, George Johnson White Horse, Chas.Hoyland, butcher ironmasters, founders, &c. Nisbett David, & Co., Chapeltown Newton, Chambers, & Co., Thorncliffe Blacksmiths. Falding Jph. B. 2Whittington E. 3WhittingtonIsc. Beer Houses. 5Harper John Hobson Hannah 4Parkin Wm. Boot^ Shoemakers. FaldingJp.&Wm. Marshall John 3Mills Thomas FARMERS. 3Barraclough Hy. 4Beet Cphr. 3Booth Joseph Chambers Joseph 5Davis Richd. 5Grayson Jonth. Halmshaw John 2 Johnson Geo. 4Loxley Samuel Moore Enoch 7King William 4Rich William 3Rose Jeremiah 3Sheldon John oSmith John 1 Winks William 6Woodcock Robt. 7 WordsworthBnj . 2Yeardley John Nail Makers. 3BlakemoreThos. oDearden John & James 7Laycock John oWiikinson Fras. 4Windle John Tailors. 5Carr John 3HawksworthThs Mason Thomas Milner Edward GRENOSIDE. Marked 1, are at Middleton Green ; 2, Lane Head ; 3, Nether Houses ; fy 4, at Barnes Green Almond Paul, woodman Ashton Joseph, bookkeper Bailey Aaron, mason Bedford Joseph, schoolmaster 372 GRENOSIDE AND SHIRE GREEN BradleyMrs.& Miss, boarding school, Greno Lodge 3Beardshall Thomas, blacksmith 2Broadhead George, quarry owner Coward Benj ., manson & quarry owner Cook Joseph, farrier and smith Dronfield Wm., clog & patten maker Durham Michael, woodman French William, blacksmith IFroggatt William, tailor Garratt John, penknife manfactr Gillott James, quarry owner Heppenstall William, joiner Hick John, gentleman Holmes Joseph, quarry owner Jackson Joseph, screw bolt manfr 4Marsden Joseph, stone mason McGivern Thomas, cutlery dealer Newton Mrs. Sarah, Middleton green Gates Geo.,wood agt. to Dk, of Norfolk Redfern Joel, file & steel manufactr Rider George A. B., boarding school, Greno House Royston William, clog maker Sharp John, basket maker Smith William, Esq., Barnes Hall Tingle Benj., file, screw bolt, steel, &c, manufctr. (& Storrs Bridge) Tingle Jonathan & Co., iron & brass founders, Cinder hill Tingle Sampson, cowkeeper Trickett William, schoolmaster Ward Mrs. Elizabeth 2Wyke George, screw bolt manfactr. INNS AND TAVERNS. Angel, John Bramall, (& tailor) Harrow, Thomas Lint Red Lion, Joseph Swift 3Red Lion, Luke Ogden FARMERS. Gleadhill Wm. 4Horsfield John Howard John Ibbotson Reuben Jackson Joseph Jackson Jas.$\Jno. Oates George Oates William Rawson Joseph Smith John Stanley Mrs. FORK MAKERS. Allott James Cooper Thomas Green Benjamin Biggins George ins John Higgins Joseph Higgins Thomas Walton Benj . Walton David Walton Joseph NAIL MAKERS. Allott Matthew 2Bower Thomas Foster Alex. Hague John 4HorsfieldJno.,(& screw, &o.) Kirk William Unwin Joseph, Shaw hill Wilson John Wilson Joseph Shoemakers. Greaves Thomas Burrows Jesse Swift Robert Hellewell John Ibbotson Joseph Taylor Benjamin Kirk Joseph Shopkeepers, Walker John Coggin William, Spindle Makers. Post Office Allott James Eastwood Jane Housley John SHIRE GREEN, &c. Marked 1 are at Nether Shire : 2, Hadfield House ; 3, Belle Houses ; 4, Windmill Hill; 5, Southey Green; and the rest at Shire Green, or where specified. Andrew Henry, file cutter 5Badger William, beerhouse Brown John Bower, mert., Shire Hs. Dixon James, Esq., Page Hall Ellis William, vict., Horse Shoe 2Ellis John, spade and shovel maker Finch Thomas, schoolmaster Gartside Misses M. & N., Fir Cottage 5Green John, pocket knife manufctr. 2Harper Thomas, cowkeeper 1 Judge John, penknife manufacturer 2Kemp William, file cutter 5Law James, beer house keeper 5Loxley William, wheelwright Milnes Martha, schoolmistress Parkin George, shopkeeper SSfcaniforth Elijah, slater, and vict., Travellers' Inn Thacker Wm., boot & shoemaker Unwin Benjamin, carpenter & joiner FARMERS. IBeard William IBrinnen Joseph 5Carr Edward Denton John, Ra sin Hall 2Greaves Henry SHartley James Hawke Thomas Lockwood Hanh. Moulson Joseph Nicholson Joseph, (& maltster) Oxspring George j IStenton Mrs. 5Vickers Thos.T. | Walker George 1 Walker Robert Yeardley Thomas FORK MAKERS. Beards.haw Jph. Beardshaw Wm. 3 Butcher John Chaloner Edw. Chaloner Joseph Chaloner Stephen Dawson Samuel Ellis Marmaduke Ellis Madke., jun 3Gregory Joseph Hazlehurst John Hodgson Samuel Howson Martha Hulley Joseph Hulley Thomas Kay John Nicholson Mathw. 50xspring Geo. Oxspring Samuel 4Parker George Platts William Rhodes George 4Sellars Benj. SSellars Jermiah Tingle George Wright George ECCLESFIELD PARISH. 373 WINCOBANK. Briggs Thomas, schoolmaster Hague Catherine, coal dealer Hirst Elizabeth, schoolmistress Nelson William, mason Rawson Mrs., and Reed Mrs. Win- cobank House Wilkinson James, quarry owner FORK MAKERS. Alexander Natl. Beardshaw John Hopkinson Benj. Hutchinson Geo. Muscroft George Muscroft Joseph Sellars Joseph FARMERS. Ellis George Gregory John Milner Wra. Naylor James Slack Valentine WADSLEY, &c. Marked 1, reside at Malin Bridge ; 2, Wadslcy Bridge; 3, Wise- wood; 4, Hill Bridge; and the rest at Wadsley^ or where speci- fied, Barnes Thomas and John, slaters Bennett Samuel, schoolmaster Bruce Rev Wrrf., B.A. incumbent Bower Joseph, quarry owner 3 Burgin Mr Wm. || 1 Carr Mrs Copeland John, solr. Wadsley Hs Deakin Samuel, quarry owner Drury Mr Edward Whitehead Fowler John & Son, land agts., sur- veyors & engineers, Wadsley Hall Fowler Wm. ; house Wardsend Glossop John, gardener 2 Hawksworth George, schoolmaster 3 Harrison George, schoolmaster 3 Harrison George, tilter 2 Harris Samuel, millwright Holbert Mary, schoolmistress 3 Horn Wm. I. & Co, shear steel manfrs. rollers, and tilters, (and Sheffield) 1 Jackson Joseph, coal owner -Jervis Joseph, solicitor, Ouday Cotg Lawrie Jane, schoolmistress 1 Lomas Henry, bookkeeper Machen John, file mfr. Wardsend Marshall Hry. saw mfr. at Sheffield Maugham Mark, draper, Wadsley Park, and Sheffield Milner George, coal owner 2 Naylor, Vickers, and Co. steel mfrs, rollers^ & tilters (& Sheffield) North Edward, compass needle mfr Nutt Thomas, surgeon Ollerenshaw Robert, stone mason Oliver George^ horn scale presser Payne Thomas Aldam, gentleman 2 Parkin Henry, tilter Roberts Sidney, gent. Dial House Rodgers John, merchant, Hilsbro' 2Roxbrough William, tilter 2 Sanderson Brothers, & Co. steel mfrs. rollers, & tilters,(& Sheffield) Simpson John, stone mason 3 Trickett Benj. file mfr. & bone ctr Utley Isaac, constable and mason Walker Wm. umbrella manfr. (and Sheffield) Wilson, Hawksworth, and Moss, shear steel mfrs. tilters, & forgers, Beetey Wood Works Wright Sarah, schoolmistress INNS AND TAVERNS. 4 Freemasons' Arms, Dd. Thompson 2 Gate, Michael Staniland Hillsbro' Hotel, John Wilkinson Horse and Jockey, Ruth Green 2 New Inn, Thomas Henderson Sportsman's Inn, Samuel Colley Stag, Benjamin Hague Star, Thomas Knott, (carpenter) 2 Travellers' Inn, James Naylor 3 Wisewood Inn, Benj. Trickett 1 Yew Tree, Benjamin Shaw Beer Houses. 3 ArmitageGrvs. Crownshaw John Blacksmiths. 2 Fairest John Jepson Samuel 3 Siddons Benj. 2 Swift William BootfyShoeMkrs. Crookes George 2 Fairest John 2 Fearn John Howe Robert 1 Nuttall Alfred Oldfield John 2 Siddons Benj. 2 Phenix Abm. Butchers. 3 Barker James 2 Bradshaw Ths. Bland Alfred Ibbotson Robert 4 Jennings Jph. 3 Parker James FARMERS. Ashforth Wm. Ashforth John Ashforth Joseph Bland John 1 Bower Isaac Brown Adam Cooper Edward 3 Goslin Joseph Ibbntson Robert 1 NewhouldWm. Pashley Jonthn. Swann Wm. Tingle Jonathan,, (& coal owner) Utley Isaac 2 Ward Bartw. Watson Wra. 3 Wilde Thomas Yellott John Pocket KfMfrs. Armitage John Bateman Ralph Bennett George 3 Bradbury Wm. Downing Eliz. Colley Samuel Colley Joseph Crookes James Crownshaw John Elliott Benjamin Hutchinson Geo. Haywood Wm. HorsfieldTho*, 2* 374 ECCLESFIELD PARISH. Housley George Housley Mattw. Illingworth Jph. Kay Matthew LiDgard Joseph Lunn John Marsh J oh a Marsh Win. 1 Marsh Henry Matthewman W. Nutt John Penistone Wm. Rose George Rose Stephen Rose Wm. Savage Wm. Smith Thomas Stringer Amos "Wood George Shopkeepers, Bown Adam Burkinshaw My. 4 Cooper James Crownshaw Cpr Downing Sarah Haywood Wm. 2 Lawson John, Post Office 3 Loxley Jonth. 2 Palmer John Pashley Jonthn. 3 Reaney John Rose George 4 Taylor Abrra. 4 Turner Ann Tailors. Askham Thomas Booth Abraham. 1 Chapman Jph. Wheelwgts. tyc. Balmforth John Balmforth Wm. 2 Lawson John 1 Loxley John BRADFIELD. Those Marked 1, are in Upper Brad- field; 2, Lower Bradfield ; 3, in Bradfield Dale ; and 4, in Small- field Hamlet. 1 Askham Joseph, tailor 3 Elliott Geo. vict. Strines Inn 2 Elliott Mark, blacksmith 2 Evans Thomas, blacksmith 1 Fox Charles, butcher 1 Garside T. vict. Filesmith's Arms 1 Greaves George, hay dealer 1 GuelderWm.parish clerk & registr. 1 Hawksworth William, vict. Cross Daggers 2 Hollins Geo. vict. Plough Inn 2 Ibbotson Henry, corn miller 1 Machen Jane, governess, Workhs 3 Newman Robert, woodman to Earl Fitz william, Ball field 2 Sanderson Jph. pocket knife manfr 1 Sanderson Chas. spindle mfr & bhs 1 Siddous Henry, vict. Old Horns 1 Vickers Thos. Hy. schoolmaster Wilson James & Jph. game keepers 2 Wilson William, wheelwright 3 Wragg George, besom maker FARMERS, 2 Bacon John 3 Bacon Jonth. 3 B roster Joseph 1 Buckley Jerh. 3 Crawshaw Chs. 3 Crawshaw Jno. 4 Earnshaw Jph. 2 Earnshaw Jno. 2 Earnshaw Jph. 4 Elliott Benj. 2 Elliott Geo. 2 Elliott John 1 Greenwood Ts. 4 Hall W.Bram- all, Rocherend 3 Hall George 4 Hall John 3 Hammerton G. 3 Hammerton J. Hobson Hannah 4 Hodgson Wm. 2 Hollins George 1 Horsfield Wm. 2 Ibbotson Henry 3 Ibbotson Jph. 3 Ibbotson Jehu Lingard Robert 2 Lowe James 2 Sanderson Jph. 4 Stocks Eliz. 1 Thorp William 1 Whiteley Betty Shoemakers. 1 Buckley Jerh. 2 Hawke Wm. Morton John OUGHTIBRIDGE, &c. Marked 1 ,arein Brightholmlee; 2, at Gate; 3, in Onesacre; 2, at Oughtibridge ; 5, at Wharncliffe Side. 4 Bedford John, steel and file mfr 4 Bedford Mrs. || 4 Cheetham Saml. 1 Booth James, land valuer 1 Booth James, cabinet maker 2 Booth Joseph, cow leech 4 Bramall Thos. vict. White Hart 5 Brook Joseph, quarry owner 4 Brook Matthew, beerhouse 4 Coldwell William, mason 5 Dickinson George, steel tilter and forger, Holmes Works 4 Dronfield Wm. wood turner 2 Elliott Benjamin, wheelwright 4 Garside Thomas, beerhouse 5 Housley Wm. spindle manfr 4 Howe William, vict. Cock 3 Hudson Charles, quarry owner Ibbotson J. quarry owner 4 Justice Mrs. || Grayson Mr Hy. 5 Lingard Rt., Spanish, lock,Chinese, and screw knife manfr. and vict. Travellers' Inn Nuttall Samuel, vict. Ball 4 Parkin John & Co. scrap iron and steel mfrs. and tilters, rollers, &c. Middlewood Works 1 Pashley Jonas, wheelwright 4 Reddish Thomas, corn miller 5 Sanderson Chs. spindle mfr. & bhs 5 Sanderson & Lingard, spindle mfrs 2 Shuttleworth Richard, blacksmith Skelton Hy. & Co. steel rollers , &c. Skelton Henry Thorpe, John and Richd. ; h Middlewood Hall Smith Thomas, blacksmith Stanley Martin, vict. Stanley Arms 4 Stanley Benjamin blacksmith 4 Trickett Benjamin, schoolmaster 4 Wilkinson Thomas, butcher ECCLESFIELD PARISH. 375 Wood Wm. corn miller 4 Wood Joseph, com miller Yeardley E. D., pawnbroker, Middle- wood, and Sheffield BootfySkoeMkrs. 3 Ellison Joseph 4 Fairest George Grayson Henry 4 Shaw Fredrick Siddons William Webster George 4 Wood Benjamin FARMERS. 1 Booth Alfred 3 Burley Joseph 3 Crawshaw Chs. 3 Crawshaw Geo. 5 Downing John 2 Earnshaw Jno. 1 Horsefield Jth. 3 Hudson Benj. 3 Ibbotson John Ibbotson Joseph, IVestnall 2 Ibbotson M. 1 Leadbetter G. Leadbetter Benj. 3 Redfern John 3 Senior John 1 Siddons Wm. 1 TrickettEzra 3 Wood Hannah 4 WoodBenjamin File Manfrs. Bayley J. 4 Bedford John 4 Bramall Joseph 2 Redfern John 2 Redfern Wm. Rhodes William 2 Turner Mtw. Pkt: Knife Mfrs. 4 Brook John Burley George 5 Dutton John 1 Elliott Thomas 3 Rhodes Wm. 5 Lingard Robt. Shopkeepers, 4Briddock Hanh. 4 Stanley Abm. MIDHOPE&BOLSTERSTONE Marked \,are in Midhope ; 2, Bol- ster stone ; 3, Green; 4, Fairest; 5, Wigtwizle ; 6, in Deepcar ; and 7, at Yew den. 2 Askew Edward, blacksmith 2 Bramhall John, vict. Barrel 1 Bramhall John, blacksmith 2 Brearley Benjamin, mason 2 Brearley Gam. mason, Spink Hs 6 Cold well Benj. sen. coal owner 6 Coldwell Benj. joiner and vict. Royal Oak 6 Deakin J. and T. ; h Moor Hall 6 Dixon John, vict. King & Miller 1 Elliott Thomas, schoolmaster 6 Elliott Charles, Deepcar Station 6 Fox Samuel, steel and iron wire drawer, and hackle and gill and hackle and gill pin manfr 2 Grayson John, fire stone quarry & colliery owner, Spink Hall Grayson Thos. colliery owner and coke burner, Hay woods 6 Hague Tbos. vict. Coach & Horses 2 Harrop James, schoolmaster 2 Hattersley John, Thos. and Wm. masons 5 Hollins Mrs. beerhouse 2 Irving Rev. Wm. curate Jackson Ellis, miller and victualler, Broomhead Jubb Wm. and Joseph, coal owners, Hunshelf 1 Kay Jph. tailor and vict. Barrel 2 Marsden Benjamin, tailor 1 Milnes Joseph, stone mason 2 Newton Wm, coal owner Peace Ths. corn miller, Stocks bridge 3 Ridal John, Amos, & Geo. masons Roebuck Geo. & John, coal owners, Hunshelf 5 Rimington Mrs S. Broomhead Hall 2 Sampson George, mason 2 Sanderson Wm. joiner 1 Stead Joseph, corn miller 2 Steel George, blacksmith 6 Surtees and Windle, corn millers 3 Swallow Abraham, wheelwright 2 Thompson Joshua, cabinet maker 4 Tummason John, pocket knife mfr 6 Vaughton Elizabeth, beerhouse 2 Wainwright Joshua, cabinet mkr Webster Mrs Ann, coal owner and coke burner, Stocks bridge FARMERS. 2 Bocking John 7 Bocking Robt. Bramhall John 7 Buckley John 2 Charlesworth J. 5 Crapper Wm. 3 Crawshaw Ths. Creswick Geo. 1 Ellis Rachel 2 EilisonThomas 1 Green Amor Hawksworth Adam Hellewell Geo. Hellewell Geo. Hellewell John Hellewell Ths. Hollins Mrs Howe Jonthn. Jubb Joseph 1 Lawton Wm, I Marsden Abs. 3 Milns George 1 Morton Benj. 5 Newsorae Sml. 2 Ridal James 2 Ronksley Jas. 2 Senior George 4 Shaw Joseph 1 Stanley John 1 Stead Mary 7 Taylor George 3 Thorpe David 4 TummasonJno. 3 Woodcock Ths. Shoemakers. 1 Denton Stephn. 1 Denton John 6 Hawke Jonth. 1 Trickett Thos. STANNINGTON. Marked * are in Moorwood. Armitage M. & H. & Co. scrap iron, anvil, vice, hammer, &c. manfrs. Mousehole Forge Armitage Henry ; h Wood Lane Hs Bradford Rev Charles, incumbent Bradley Isaac, joiners' tool manfr '378 STANNINGTON, Dyson George, colliery owner Eyrp Wm. joiner and wheelwright Goodison Geo.& Son. black clay min- ers, & firebrick mkrs. Griffe House Goodison Jph. Hague, colliery owner Ibbotson Matthew and John, paper makers, Rivelin Marsh John, smith & wheelwright Marshall Hy. saw mfr ; h Malm bdg Marshall James, butcher Morris John, fork manufacturer Nichols Thos. blksmith & church elk Oates Matthew, beerhouse Oxley Benjamin, sexton Parker James, National schoolmr Rancliffe Enos, coal owner Revitt Jonathan, corn miller Revitt Geo. and Alice, school Rose Wm. wire drawer, and hackle and gill pin mfr. Rivelin Spear John, mercht ; h Woodville Swift Thomas, beerhouse keeper Tingle Stn. steel refiner, Myers Grv Ward Joseph, colliery owner Whittles John, file manufacturer Woollen G. H., miller, Rivelin Wright Fras. Esq. Revell Grange INNS AND TAVERNS. Anvil, John Armitage Ball, Joshua Mallinson Crown and Glove, Thomas Peace Hare and Hounds, John Inman Ollins, John Topham, Rivelin Peacock, John Marsh Parkhead Tavern, Wm. Fox Robin Hood and Little John, John Rushby, Little Matlock 1 Surrey Arm^', Thomas Greaves, Hollow Meadows FARMERS. Barnes Richd. Bagshaw Thos. Beal Mary Baxter Jonth. Bradley Isaac Bradley John Cooper Edw. Crapper Ehenz. Dronfield Jno. and Wm. Gosnay Jph. Goodison John Grayson Eliz. Grayson Wm. Greaves Alice * Hives Wm. ♦Hobson Geo. Inman Dennis Marsden Mary Marsh George Nichols John Oates Mattw. Priestley Saml. Revitt Mary Kevitt Wm. Revitt John, Spout House Richardson Geo. Roebuck Wm. Bonksley Geo. Tattersall Chas. Twigg Joseph W ilkinson Wm. Womack Thos. Pocket Knife Manfrs. Bancroft Timy. •Barber Isaac Barber Thos. Burch Enoch Burch Thos. Furness Jph. Furness Mttw. Furness Thos. Gould Wm. Hallam Sarah Hutchinson Wm. Nichols Geo. Nichols John Oates James Oates John Oates Luke Spooner Benj. Wragg Joseph Razor Manfrs, Morton Chpr. Shaw John Worstenholm Jas Razor Scale Pressers. Dalton John Dyson George Fox Wm. Morton Chpr. Revitt George Shaw John Shaw Wm. ThompsonJph. Vickers James Shoemakers. Crapper John CrapperJonth. Inman John Shaw Mattw. Tomlinson Geo. Wragg Jonth. Shopkeepers. Beal Samuel Fletcher Wm. Hudson Wm. Tailors. Cox Isaac Lock wood Geo. UGHILL, DUNGWORTH, &c. Marked 1, are at Ughill ; 2, Dung- worth ; 3, Storrs; fy 4, at Dam- flask. Bower Thomas, shoemkr. Damfiask 3 Brown Wm. Henry, roller 2 Carr Joseph, schoolmaster 3 Crapper Wm. black clay miner 2 Crapper Ann, shopkeeper 3 Crapper John, shoemaker 3 Denton Edwin, t\\ter,Storrs bridge 2 Downs Thomas, wheelwright 4 Gladwin Jno. paper & pasteboard manufacturer 4 Fieldsend & Goslin, corn millers 2 Hague Wm.shopkpr. & Mr Thos. 2 Hawke Martin, blacksmith 1 Hollins George, vict. Plough 1 Horsfield Benjamin, blacksmith 2 Ibbotson Robt. & Co. coal owners 4 Ibbotson Jonathan, vict. Ball 3 Marshall Geo.Hy. black clay miner 2 Miller Charles and Son, black clay miners & fire brick makers, Bents Smith Matthew, wire drawer, Storrs Bridge (and Sheffield) 4 Wilson Robert, wheelwright 1 Worrall John, cattle dealer 2 Wragg John, shoemaker and beer house ECCLESFIELD PARISH. 377 FARMERS. 3 C rapper Saml. 2 Crapper Wm. 1 Downs Thos. 3 Feara Wm. 2 Grayson Geo. 3 Green John 1 Greenwood Geo. 1 Hague George 1 Hague Thomas 1 Hall Benjamin 1 Hall Sarah 2 Hallam Saml. 2 Hallam James S Hallam John 2 Hawke Martin 2HawksworthJn. 2 Hawksworth William 1 Hawley Wm. 1 Horsfield Benj. 2 Howe Eliz. 2 Ibbotson Robt, 2MarshallMichl. 3 Marshall Geo. 3 Marshall Hy. 2 Nichols Geo. 2 Ronksley John 1 Siddons James, Edgefield 1 Thorpe Saml. 2 Trickett James 3 Trickett Thos. 1 Watson Robt. 1 Wilson Abm. 1 Worrall John 1 Worrall Benj. Pocket Knife Manufacturers. 3 Fearo Wm. 2 Hague Benj. 1 Hartley Joshua 2 Nichols Elias 2 Nichols Geo. 2 Nixon James 2 Wright Joshua WORRALL, LOXLEY, &c Marked 1, reside in Worrall; and the others in Loxley or Holdworth Hamlet. 1 Ashforth Thomas, gentleman 1 Bower Wm. boot and shoe maker Cadman & Co. shear steel manfrs. & tilters, Little Matlock i Charles worth Joseph, vict. Shoul- der of Mutton Fairest Joseph, cabinet maker Fearn Wm. smith & vict. Rodney 1 Greaves Jno. file manufacturer Hanson John, Independent minister Hellewell Charles, joiner 1 Ibbotson James, quarry owner X Jowsey Wm. schoolmaster Kay Thomas, scale presser 1 Lingard Jerh. fire brick maker 1 Morton Joseph, file manufacturer Newbold S. & Co. tilters & forgers, Old Wheel, and Sheffield PayneThos.Aldam, gent. Loxley Hs Payne John P., surgeon, Yews RevittJonth.miller & vict.Bridgelnn 1 Redfearn Wm. file manufacturer Shaw Mark, horse & cattle doctor Tingle Peter, land valuer Tingle Wm. Wilson, boarding school, Lmo Ash House Turner Mattw. file manfr. Gate 1 TurnerGeo.quarry owner, Low Ash I TurnerThomas, quarry owner and ▼ict. Ball 1 TurtleWm. shoe, clog, & patten mkr Wilson John & Son, shear steel mfrs. tilters, &c. Loxley Glass Tilt, (& Sheffield) Wood Fras. land valuer, Stubbing Woodward Joshua, paper manufac- turer, Olave Mills FARMERS. Ashforth Geo. Ashforth Wm. Crapper Ellis 1 CornthwaiteJs. Crawshaw Saml. Coumbs lDronfield John, The Yews Eaton Elijah Hobson Mattw. Hobson Hannah Hudson Joseph Ibbotson Ann Ibbotson John Kay Joseph Mount John 1 Mount Sarah Newbould Hy. Ridal John (and mason) Swain Henrv Trickett John 1 Webster Wm. Wilde Thomas Wood Francis W r ood Nelson Pocket Knife Manfrs. lCharlesworthW 1 Grayson Thos. 1 Greaves John 1 Lingard Jerh. 1 Mount Benj. 1 Rhodes Joseph 1 Stan i forth Jno. Trickett George 1 Windle James 1 WoolhouseGeo. Shoemakers. 1 Bower Wm. Crapper Joseph DINNINGTON, a village and parish, 12 miles E. of Sheffield, has 279 souls, and 1540 acres. John Carver Middleton Athorpe, Esq., re- sides at the Hall, and is lord of the manor, and owner of most of the soil. The Church (St. Nicholas,) is a rectory, valued at ^£110, in the gift of the Crown. Athorpe J. C. M., Esq., Hall Fisher James, blacksmith Horrox Rev James, rector Leath Edmund, gamekeeper Makinson Mary, vict. Falcon Pearson Joseph, carrier to Sheffield Ryalls George, shopkeeper Whitfield Samuel, woodman BootfyShoeMkrs. Barlow James Field Wm. FARMERS. Duke Thomas Holmes George Inman Nathl. Inman Samuel Lesiter Eliz. Nettleship Edw, Old ale George 1 2 Sampson Wm. Gardeners. Pearson John Pearson Samuel Joiners. Heathcote Giles Oldale John Tailors. Makinson David Snowden James 378 HARTHILL PARISH. HARTHILL is a good village, on the Rotherham and Mansfield road, and near the Chesterfield ca- nal, 10J miles S.E. by E. of Shef- field, remarkable for its ancient Church (All Hallows,) under which is the funeral vault of the ancestors of the Duke of Leeds, the lord of the manor, patron of the rectory, and owner (except four small freeholds,) of the whole parish of Hart hill -cum- Woodall, which contains about 3000 acres of land, and 709 inhabitants, and has quarries of white and red gritstone, suitable for scythe and shoemakers' w/iststones, of which about 40,000 are manufactured here annually. The Church, which has several neat monuments, and a good tower at the west end, suffered much by lightning in 1807, since which the north aisle has been rebuilt, and the western end repaired. The rectory, valued, in 183!, at £689, is enjoyed by the Rev Jonathan Alderson, A.M. Kiveton Hall, which stood a mile N. of Harthill, was a seat of the Duke of Leeds, but was pulled down about thirty years ago. Woodall, a hamlet, 1 mile W. of Harthill, has 183 inhabitants. The school has £IG. 13s. 4d. yearly, left by the Rev. J. Hewitt, in 1812; and the poor have £3. 10s. 5d. yearly. Marked 1 , reside at Kiveton ; 2, at Woodall ; and the rest at Harthill Alderson Rev Jonathan, A.M. rector 2 Buck Mark, wheelwright 1 Chambers George, gardener Crow Wm. excise officer Curr George, gentlemau Foulds George, schoolmaster Glossop Charles, beerhouse GlossopFras.maltster&vict.BlueBell Hall John, gent. Kiveton Park 1 Hannaford James, steward to the Duke of Leeds, Kiveton Park 2 Hydes Wm. vict. White Horse Holmes Joseph, lime burner, malt- ster and vict. Beehive Inman Rev Thomns, curate Kirkby John, carpenter Mujlins Edw. vict. Square &Compass •Oldale John, butcher PJant John, blacksmith Storey Biram &Stpn. nail makers Sio/ey Win. cattle salesman 2 Whitehead Miss, schoolmistress Wilkinson George, butcher 1 Wilkinson Wm. surgeon 2 Wilks John, gentleman BootfyShoeMkrs, Lakin John Mullins George Mullins Samuel Pearce John 2 Unwin Jno. and William Whitehead Geo. FARMERS. 2 Booth John Duckworth Sml. Flockton Thos. Foulds Mary 2 Glossop F. jun. Glossop Francis Glossop John Glossop J. jun Glossop Charles Glossop Wm. Glossop George 2 Hancock Chas. Holmes Joseph 2 Hydes Wm. 2 Inman Richd. Kirkby W T m. Lister Edward Rutherford Geo. 2 Taylor Wm. 2 Walker Geo. 2 Walker Jph. Waterhouse Ths. Wilkinson Wm. Wyrill Edward Shopkeepers. 2 Clarke Wm. DuckmantonAlc^ Foulds Mary HydesJno. baker 2 Unwin Elia. Tailors. Beedham Wm. Peat Enoch Peat Wm. Carriers t^> Sheffield, Tues- day 8f Saturday : 2 Clark Wm. Grant W T m. HOOTON ROBERTS is a small village and parish, near the Don- caster road, 4£ miles N.E. of Rother- ham, containing l7o inhabitants, and 1 1-4*0 acres of land, belonging to Earl Fitzwilliam, the patron of the rec- tory, and lord of the manor. The church (St John,) is a small ancient structure, which has undergone many repairs and alterations^ though its in- terior still preserves its original Nor- man architecture, and in the east window is the effigy of a bishop read- ing a book. The rectory was valued in 1831, at £310. Eyre Rev Chas. Wolff, M.A., rector tJelk Wm. wheelwright Booth John, blacksmith Dodson George, tailor Malpass George, parish clerk Malpass W. v]ct. Rockingham Arras Snipe William, schoolmaster FARMERS. Barlow Francis Bingley William Hanby John JenkinsonSimeon Moorhouse Abra. Nicholson John PickardHy.Wm. Rhodes William Robinson Thos. Storey Luke Waterhouse Wm. I-AUGHTON PAKISH. 379 Shoemakers. "Wilson Matthew Yelland Joseph LAUGHTON-en-le-Morthen is a large and well-built village, on a lofty eminence, 7 miles E. by S. of Rotherham, and 12 miles E.N.E. of Sheffield. Its parish, including the ancient parochial chapelryof Thorpe St. John's, comprises the townships of Laughton, Gilding wells, Let we 11, and Throapham. Laughton township includes the hamlets of Slade Hoo- ton, Brookhouse, and Carr, about one mile N. of Laughton, and contains 742 inhabitants, and 3500 acres of land. A. F. B. St. Leger, Esq., owns most of the soil, and is lord of the manor. His steward is Mr. "W. F. Hoyle, of Rotherham. The Church (All Saints,) is a handsome edifice, consisting of a nave, aisles, and chancel, with a tower at the west end, surmounted by a tall crocketed spire towering to the height of 185 feet; and being on a lofty eminence, it is distinctly seen from the populous neighbourhood of Sheffield, often very beautifully defined in the morning sky, from which originated the mis- nomer, Lighten-in-the-Morning. The vicarage, valued in K.B. at £6. 13s. 4d., and in 183! at £96, is in the gift of the Rev. L. V. Harcourt, as Pre- bendary of Laughton, in York Cathe- dral. The school and poor have several small benefactions. Gild- ingwells, 15 miles E. of Sheffield, has 91 souls. Letwell, 10 miles E. by S. of Rotherham, has 129 in- habitants. Throapham, 8 miles E.S.E. of Rotherham, is a chapelry, containing only 69 soula, 1080 acres. LAUGHTON-en-le-Morthen. Marked 1, reside at Brookhouse ; 2, at Slade Hooton; 3, at Carr ; and the rest in Laughton Allison Wm. butcher Barlow John, woodman Beech Samuel, corn miller Belk Wm. butcher Cotton George, vict. Red Lion Dobb John, saddler Fisher Fras. vict. Blacksmiths' Arms Hall Wm. solicitor Hartley Rev Wm. Samuel, vicar Ludlam Thomas, vict. Ball Pawson Thos, carrier & lime burner Shaw George, saddler 1 Spittlehouse John, corn miller Street Wm. saddler Wastney Wm. schoolmaster Blacksmiths* 1 Ardron Paul Ardron Wm. Fisher Francis FARMERS. Beech Samuel Birks Peter Cade James 2 ChambersFras. Chapman Wm. Drabble Harriet 1 Field John, (& beerhouse) 2 Hall Samuel 2 Haywood Thos. Hibberd John Howson George Kirk Samuel Lockwood Ann 3 Mottram Chas. Oldham Thos. Pearson John 2 Pickles Eliz. Rich George 3 Sayles Wm. 3 Seaton Ann 1 Smith Thomas 2 Street Wm. Swann Thomas Thorpe Wm. Tudsbury Thos. Turner John 3Wheatcro'tJno. 3 Wingfield John Whitehead Geo. 3 Wilson George Wright Godfrey Masons, fyc. Nelson Samuel Turner Charles Turner James Turner John Turner Thomas Shoemakers. 1 Field Joseph Gilberthorpe W. Roddis Henry 3 Sanderson J as. Taylor Wm. Shopkeepers. Acom John 2 Bayley John Ludlam Thomas Padley Wm. Tailors. Hall Samuel Morton Thomas Robinson Wm. Swannack Chas. Wheelwrights. Hodkin Daniel 1 Pitcheli John Rich Wm. 2 Rich Wm. jun. GILDING WELLS. Goodwin Matthew, gardener Heptenstall John, shopkeeper Turner John, wheelwright FARMERS. Askew Wm. Goodwin Joseph Hall Thomas Pearson Samuel Swift Henry LETWELL. Bennett Thomas, gamekeeper Bilson William, farmer Bradley James, shoemaker Bradley Benjamin, shopkeeper Doughty Wm. farmer, Langold Hall Nicholson George, farmer Pool Rev Thomas, curate Robinson John, cowkeeper Savage George, gardener 380 MALTBY PARISH, Ward Samuel, tailor Wilson Robert, shoemaker THROAPHAMi-(Farmers.) Marked * are at St. John's. •Foster John •Pearson God- frey, carrier Pigott John Pigott Wm. *Unwin Charles •Skelton Thos. Wright Robert MALTBY, on the Bawtry road, 12 miles E.N.E. of Sheffield, is a large and pleasant village, including within its parish the townships of Maltby and Hooton Levett ^ the latter of which is small, but the former contaius 763 inhabitants, and 3819 acres of fertile land, including an extensive wood, near the east end of the village ; the hamlet of Carr, 2 miles W.S.VV. of Maltby ; the vil- lage of Stone ; the celebrated free- stone quarries, and the ruins of Roche Abbey; and Sandbeck Park, lying in the delightful vale of a small rivulet, from 2£ to 3| miles S.S.W. of Tickhill, and S.E. of Maltby. Sand beck is the seat of the Earl of Scarborough, who owns nearly all the soil, and is lord of the manor of Maltby. The Church (St. Bartholomew,) has a nave, chancel, and south aisle, with a tower and spire at the west end. It is a vicar- age, valued in K.B. at £4. 13s. 4d., and in 1831, at £120, having been augmented, in 1792, with £200 of Q.A.B., and in 1814, with a parlia- mentary grant of .£1400. The Earl of Scarborough is the patron, and the Rev. George Rolleston, M.A., in- cumbent. In the adjoining hamlet of Hooton Levett, is a large Metho- dist Chapel , built in 1832. The school and poor have several small benefactions. Hooton Levett has only 70 souls, and 470 acres. MALTBY. Earl of Scarborough, Sandbeck Clayton Francis, mason, Abbey Day Wm. & Ellis Hy. blacksmiths Ellison John, land steward to Earl of Scarborough, Stone England Thomas, gentleman Fisher Robert, Esq. Grove House Flower Wm. surgeon Greensmith Jonathan, mason Horncastle John, steward to Henry Gaily Knight, Esq. Roche Abbey Jackson Robert, rope maker Jenkinson Wm. paper mfr. Yews Lister John, saddler and beerhouse Norbury Edward, gardener Precious Matthew, schoolmaster Revill John, gardener, Post Office Ridgeway John & Wm. masons Rolleston Rev Geo. M. A., vicar Rolleston Miss Lucy, Old Hall Thompson Francis, butcher Thompson Thos. & John, saddlers Turner Francis, tailor INNS AND TAVERNS. Eagle, Wm. Woodhouse Don John, George Hibbert Scarborough Arms, Thos. Turner Swan, Robert Darking Herring Thomas Lister James Spencer Robert Shopkeepers, Butler George Johnson Francis Kemp Wm. Lister Thomas Savage Matilda Steel Ellen Wheelwrights. Godber Wm. Greenwood Jph. Thackrey Jonth. FARMERS. Duckmanton J. Hazlehurst Jph. Herring Wm. Holberry Henry Jenkinson Saml. Lee Thomas Lister Thomas Maw vVm. Sand- beck Lodge Morrell Wm. Nicholson P. Ab- bey Lees Norton John, Thornberry HI Revill George Stenton John Wainman Fras. Shoe?nakers. Boler Thomas HOOTON LEVETT. Cattle John, farmer Haywood Roger, farmer Hoyle Wm. Esq. Hooton Hall Thackrey Jph. miller and millwgt Thornhill Charles, farmer Yeardley Henry, farmer MEXBROUGH is a large vil- lage at the junction of the Dearneand Dove Canal with the River Don, 6 miles N.N.E. of Rotherham. It has in its parish glass works and two potteries, 1258 souls, and 1260 acres of land, exclusive of Denaby town- ship, which has 167 souls, and 1080 acres. Capt. E. Kater owns Mex- Coaches&Car- riers to Shef- field, Gains- bro', &c. daily MEXBEOUGH PARISH. 381 brougb, but Denaby belongs to J. Fullerton, Esq. The Archdeacon of the East-Riding is appropriator of the tithes, and patron of the Church, which has a tower and spire. The perpetual curacy, valued at ;£120, is enjoyed by the "Rev. L. J. Hobson. In the village are three chapels belonging to the Wesleyan, N. C, and Primitive Methodists. Athorne George, wheelwright Bach (Geo.) and Nevill (Samuel,) plain and cut glass manfrs Barker Samuel, earthenware manfr. Meocbrough House Brunt Stephen, manager Butler Robert, coal ageut, &c Dodworth Robert, wheelwright Gibson George, wheelwright Gill Thomas, stone mason Glassby Robert, schoolmaster Hobson Rev. Leonard Jasper, incbt Killam George, tailor Lister Win. blacksmith Palfreyman Joseph, quarry owner Reed James, earthenware manfr Scorah George, engraver Sutton George, wheelwright Truelo^e George, blacksmith Tyas Robert, tailor Ulley Jonathan, nail maker White Wm. tailor Willey John, gentleman Woollam George, M.D. and surgeon, Springfield cottage INNS AND TAVERNS. Crown, William Law Ferry Boat, George Sutton George & Drogon, Geo. Jenkinson Masons' Arms, John Parkin Red Lion, John Simpson Beerhouses. Cresswell Wm. Middleton Ro. Paulson Thos. Shaw Mary Simpson Edw. Boat Owners. Beavers Benj. Bisby George Lewis Thomas Middleton Rd. Morton George Scarbro Eliz. Shaw John Butchers. Gillott Jerh. Glassby Joseph FARMERS. Bulay John Beavers Benj. Carnley Samuel Dickinson Wm. Healey Benj. Hewitt Joseph Machin Joseph Pashley Charles Roberts John Sutton John Wales Wm. Ward Ann Woffenden Thos. Shoemakers. Axe John Barlow Joseph Butler Thomas Ford Wm. Makin Joseph Medley Samuel Shopkeepers. Cresswell Wm. Lock wood J ph. Lock wood Wm. Makin Joseph Smith Wm. Shaw Mary Stead Wm. Wheen Charles White Wm. DENABY. FARMERS. Dodge John Marsh Robert Midgley Ann Mowbray Geo. Parkin Wm. Pearson Edw. Roebuck Eliz. Roebuck Joseph Shepherd Wm. Simpson Wm. Spalton Wm. CHESTERFIELD. CHESTERFIELD, 12 miles S. of Sheffield, and 150 miles N. of Lon- don, is the capital of the Hundred of Scarsdale, in Derbyshire, and of the Parish and Deanery to which it gives name. It is an ancient market and borongh town, having no representatives in Parliament, but celebrated for giving the title of Earl to the Stanhopes, for its singular Church spire, for its canal to the Trent, and for the mines of coal, lead, and iron, the Pot- teries of brown and stone ware, and the Iron Works in its neighbourhood. The town, which is very irregularly built, has a spacious Market place, and is pleasantly situated betwixt and at the conflux of two rivulets— the Hyper and the Rother, and at a short distance from the North Midland Railway. It has been much improved during the last ten years, and has now several lace many factories. Its weekly market on Saturday, is well supplied with corn, cattle, and provisions of every description. It has seven annual fairs, viz., Jan. 27th, Feb. 28th, first Saturday in April, May 4th, July 15th, (for cattle, wool, &c.,) Sept. 25th, and Nov. 25th, the h.sfc 382 CHESTERFIELD. of which is a statute fair for hiring servants, &c, and is toll free. The Races are held yearly on the Wednesday after Sept. 25tb, upon the Moor, one mile north of the town. The Parish is very extensive, comprising 13,160 acres of land, divided into the eight Townships of Chesterfield, Brimington, Calow, Hasland, Newbold-with-Dunston, Temple Norman- ton, Tapton, and Walton, which collectively contained, in 1801, only a population of 7593 souls, who, in 1841, had increased to 11,231, of whom 6212 were in Chesterfield. The Roman road from Derby to York passed through Chesterfield, and it is supposed that there was anciently a fort or small castle on Windmill Hill, from which the town had its name in Saxon times. In the Domesday Survey, " Chesterfield" is described as a hamlet of Newbold, which was an ancient demesne of the Crown, but it was soon afterwards given to William Peverel, whose son forfeited this and his other estates when he fled the kingdom, after poisoning Ranulph, Earl of Chester, in 1153. King John, in 1203, granted Chesterfield and the whole of the Hundred of Scarsdale, to his favourite, William Briwere, and with the co- heiress of his son, this manor passed in marriage to Baldwin Wake; and it afterwards passed with his heiress to Edmund Plantagenet, Earl of Kent, whose descendants inherited it for several generations. The Earl of Salis- bury held it iu 1442, and the Earl of Shrewsbury in the reign of Elizabeth. It afterwards went by purchase to the Earl of Newcastle, and Sir Charles Cavendish, from whom it passed in the same manner as Bolsover to the late Duke of Portland, who exchanged it and the rest of Scarsdale, in 1792, with the late Duke of Devonshire, for some estates in Nottinghamshire. In 1265, the Earl of Derby being in rebellion against Henry III., was defeated near this town by Henry, son of the King of Almain. The Earl flew for shelter to the church, where he concealed himself under some bags of wool, but by the treachery of a woman, his retreat was discovered, and he was conveyed in irons to Wiudsor, where he was confined three years, and on his liberation, being unable to pay a large fine which was levied oq him, he was at length deprived both of his estate and earldom, which thus passed for ever from the ancient family of Ferrars. King John, in 1204, granted the town a charter for a weekly market and fair, for eight days, at the feast of the Holy Rood. He also made it a free borough, and gave the burgesses the same privileges as those of Nottingham. But Eliza- beth, in 1524, granted them a new Charter of Incorporation, Charles II. confirmed these charters, and prescribed more definite laws for the Corpo- ration. In the civil wars, the Earl of Newcastle defeated a body of Par- liamentarians near Chesterfield. The Assizes were held here in March, 1637, on account of the plague being then prevalent at Derby. The Glorious Revolution of 1688 is said to have owed its origin to the meeting of a few friends to liberty and the Protestant religion, held ou Whittington Moor, near Chesterfield, when King James II. was en- deavouring to assume arbritary power, and to re-establish Popery in this kingdom. A few noblemen, in the early part of 1688, met by appointment on this moor, for the express purpose of devising means for rescuing their country from the double slavery with which it was threatened, and amongst them were the Duke of Devonshire, the Earl of Danby, (afterwards Duke of Leeds,) Lord Delamere, and John Darcy, son of the Earl of Holderness. In consequence of a shower of rain, they adjourned to the village of Whit- tington, and^finished their consultation at a public-house called the u Cock and Pynott/' which acquired from this circumstance the name of Revolu- tion House, and the small room in which these distinguished guests held their conference, the plotting parlour. This house is still standing, and the arm-chair in which the Duke of Devonshire sat forms part of its furniture. On Nov. 5th, 1788, the centenary of the Revolution was celebrated at CHESTERFIELD. 383 Chesterfield and "Whittington, with great magnificence. In 1770, an Act was obtained for a canal from Chesterfield to the Trent, and the work was finished in June, 1777, at the cost of ,£160,000, The length of this canal is 46 miles. The present railway communication between Sheffield and Chesterfield is a very circuitous route, via Rotherbam, and the efforts of a spirited Company to obtain an Act for a direct railway between the two towns have hitherto been unsuccessful. The Church is dedicated to St. Mary and All Saints, and is supposed to have been built, in the 13th century, on the site of another which had been erected in the 11th century. It is a large and handsome fabric, which has recently been re-pewed and thoroughly repaired. The spire, which, from its remarkable appearance, arrests the attention of every beholder, is 230 feet in height. It is built of wood, covered with lead, and no doubt was once perpendicular, but it has been so twisted and warped by the sun, that in 1818, it was found to lean out of the perpendicular of its base 6 feet 4 inches towards the south, and 4 feet 4 inches towards the west ; but from the nature of its materials, it may keep its balance many years. By a graut from William Rufus, in 1100, the Dean of Lincoln is lord of the rec- torial manor, appropriator of the great tithes, and patron of the vicarage, which is now enjoyed by the Rev. Thomas Hill, B.D., and was valued, in 1831, at £204. The Revs. J. B. Jebb, B.A., and G. Butt, M.A., are the curates. Mr. Samuel Cooper is clerk, and Mr. John Shenstall sexton. There were anciently two chantries and a. guild in this church ; and in the town were three chapels, viz., St. 'Ihomas's, in Holywell street (now a barn and stable;) St, He/en's, which stood on the site of the Grammar School; and St. James- s, at Lordsmill bridge. At Old Spital, there was an ancient hospital for lepers, founded in the 10th of Richard I., but this, together with the endowed chapels and chantries, was swept away at the dissolution of the monasteries in the reign of Henry VIII. Trinity Church, or Chapel of Ease, is a neat structure, which was finished October, 1838, at the cost of £3700. The Rev. Alex. Poole, B.A., is the incumbent. Here are now seven places of worship belonging to Disse?iters, — the Baptists, Wesleyans, Primitive Methodists, Unitarians, Independents, Quakers, and Sandemanians each having one; and on Brampton Moor, at a short distance from the town, is another, built in 1827, by the Wesleyan Methodists. On the same moor, a New Church, dedicated to St. Thomas, was built in 1832, at the cost of £3000. It is now in the incumbency of the Re?. Mat- son Vincent. The Town Hall, under which is the borough gaol for debtors, is a large stone building, erected about the year 1790. Here are held the Sum- mer Quarter Sessions, and a petty session on the 2nd and 4th Monday of every month, for the hundred of Scarsdale ; but the petty sessions for the borough are held on every alternate Wednesday, at the Town Clerk's office. Assemblies are held at the Angel Inn ; and the Theatre is opened for a few weeks in every year. The town also possesses a good subscription Library, a News Room, several public schools, a Mechanics' Institute (established in 1827,) a Dispensary (established in 1800,) and an ample yearly income arising from charitable bequests. The Gas and Water Works were formed in 1826, under the powers of an Act of Parliament, and the undertaking has been so serviceable to the town, and so profitable to the proprietors, that shares have been sold at a premium of 45 per cent. The National School was established in 1814, the Infant School in 1829, and the School of Industry for girls in 1819. Victoria Blue Coat School is a neat building, in the Elizabethan style, erected by subscription in 1845, to commemorate her Majesty's ^isitto Chatsworth. Here is also a British School. The en- dotoed schools are the Grammar School, founded in the reign of Elizabeth, re- built in 171%and possessing property worth £100 per annum j and the Petty 381 CHESTERFIELD. School, established in 1696, and now having funds for teaching twenty poor children to read. The eleven almshouses, for as many poor women, are en- dowed with small yearly stipends from the bequests of Thomas Large, Geo, Taylor, and Sarah Rose. The Charities of Chesterfield are too nume- rous and complicated to be properly elucidated here, for we find they occupy no fewer than 66 folio pages of the 18th Volume of the Parliamentary Com- missioners' Reports, published in 1828, in which it is shewn that many of them have been misapplied, and improperly mixed up with the funds of the Corporation. The Chesterfield Union Workhouse is a large brick building, in Newbold road, erected at the cost of £ 10,000. It was opened January 1st, 1840, and has accommodations for 300 paupers. This Union comprises the eight townships of Chesterfield parish, and 'those of Ashover, Great and Little Barlow, Bolsover, Brackenfield, Brampton, Clay lane, Coal Aston, Dronfield, Eckington, Heath, Holmesfield, Killamarsh, Morton, North Wingfield, Pilsley, Shirland-and-Higham, Staveley, Stretton, Sutton-cum- Duckmanton, Tupton, Unstone, Wessington, Whittington, Wingerwortb, and Woodthorpe. These 34 townships comprise an area of 85,732 acres, and had 39,219 inhabitants in 1841. Their expenditure on the poor for the quarter ending March 25th, 1845, was £2417. Mr. George Haslehurst is Union Clerk and Superintendent Registrar ; Mr. J. K. Ramsden, Master of the Workhouse ; and the Kev. A.^Poole, B. A.., Chaplain. Mr. S. Hol- lingworth is Registrar of Marriages, and Mr. George Hep worth, Deputy Superintendent Registrar. Brampton Moor, the western suburb of Chesterfield, is in the parish of Brampton, and has several potteries, which have long been celebrated for the excellence of their brown and stone wares. CORPORATION AND OFFICERS. Mayor, J. G. Cottingbam, Esq. ; Justice, Thomas Clarke, Esq. Aldermen, T. Clarke, J. Charge, £. G. Maynard, and S. Dutton, Esqrs. Councillors, Messrs. Geo. Mason, Wra. Gallimore, John Short, Jan., Edward Mugliston, J. G. Cottingbam, Thos. Wilcockson, T. P. Wood, Geo. Hepworth, Joseph Eyre, Wm. Hopklnson, James Lingard, and John Gillett. TOWN CLERK, Wm. Waller, Esq. ; office, New square. Clerk of the Peace, J. Charge, Esq. || Coroner, Mr. J. Hutchinson. Gaoler, Mr. George North. Keeper of the House of Correction, (and inspector of weights and measures,) Mr. Samuel Hollingworth. Town Crier, Richard Kirk || Pinder, Robert Pearce. CHESTERFIELD DIRECTORY. Post-Office, High Street ; MR. JOHN ROBERTS, Post Master. Letter Bags are closed for London, Derby, Birmingham, Liver- pool, Manchester, &c, at J before 8 evening ; for Manchester, Sheffield, Leeds, and the North, at 10 night; for Sheffield, Dronfield, &e., at a i past 4 afternoon ; for Leeds, Wakefield, Rotherham, &c., at f past 3 after- noon ; and for Worksop, Retford, Buxton, Bakewell, Eckington, &c, at 10 night. The letter carriers are sent on delivery at 8 morning. MISCELLANY: — Consisting of Persons and Firms not arranged un~ der the Classification of Trades and Professions. Allsop Mrs Hanh., Brampton moor Allsop Mary, stay maker, South pi Allsop Mr. Richard, Vicar lane Ashmore Mrs Mary, Saltergate Ashton Jacob, mineral surveyor and engineer, Abercrombie street Askew Geo. tax coir. Newbould rd Baker Joshua, cheese factor, Highst CHESTEEPIELD DIRECTORY. 385 Barber Miss Ann, Saltergate Barber Wm. cattle dlr. Stone gravels Barnes Mrs Mary, Saltergate Bee Miss Mary, Saltergate Biggin Saml. scythe mfr. Boy thorp In Bingham Mrs Eliz. Saltergate Black Cornls. surgeon, St Mary's gt Blandy Rev. Wm. (Indt.) Saltergt Blythe Rev. Alfred Turner, (Unita- rian minister,) Stone gravels Bossley Miss Ann, Burlington st Bradshaw Jno. solr. ; h Low pavt. Britt Mr Christopher, South street Broadhurst Misses Ann & Charlotte, Abercrombie street Brodhurst John Edward, banker; house Mansfield Brooks Thos. manager, Lordsmill st Burrows Misses Catherine and Eliz. Abercrombie street Bunting Mrs Eliz., Brampton moor Butt Rev. Geo., B.A. curate, Holy- well street Butcher Mrs Ann, Holywell street Camm Mr Thomas, Saltergate Chadwick Thos. pill agent, Back In Chapman Jonas, land surveyor and salt merchant, Low pavement Chettle Rev. John, (Wes.) Saltergt Clark Hy., Chesterfield coat, smock frock, &c. mfr. Burlington street Clark James, gent. Ashgate road Clark Wm. green grocer, Church In Claughton Mrs Elizabeth, Hasland Claughton Hy. druggist; house St Mary's gate Claughton Wm. wine mercht. ; house Brampton House Clayton Charles, gent. Spring bank Coller John B. clerk, St Helen's Conduit Wm. designer, Saltergate Cooper Saml. par. clerk, Church yd Cooper John, manager of Railway Station ; house Tapton villa Cottingham John Gregory, Esq. New square Cottrill Chas. constable, Newbold rd Croft Mrs Sarah, Saltergate Crompton Jno. Gilbert, Esq. banker ; house Burlington street Cutts John, solr ; house Brampton Dale Thos. sen. scythe strickle mfr. and dealer in edgetools, &c. Dur- rani green Dawson Mrs Eliz. South street Dixon Miss Ellen, Holywell street Dockray Jas. supervisor, Spittal Dutton Miss Elizabeth, Saltergate Dutton Jno. music profr. Spring grv Dutton Mrs Sarah, organist, Knife- smith gate Dutton Wm. Edwin, draper ; house Low pavement Edwards Wm. bookpr. Devonshire st Elam Miss Chtte., Abercrombie st Elliott John, postman, Bramp. moor Elliott Mr Wm. Newbold road Elliott Mr Joseph, Back lane Elliott Thos. wharfinger, Canal Eyre Mrs Elizabeth, Soresby st Eyre Misses A. E. & H. Lordsmill s Fidler J. livery stables, Low pavt Ford Sarah, trunk mkr. Soresby st Fox Jas. B. wine mert. Beetwell st Frith Mr Henry, Spittal Gibbons Matthew, clothier, New Brampton Gleadall John, sweep, Cavendish st Glossop James, gent. Peacock yard Goodliffe Wm. paper dlr. Beetwell st Graham Mrs Elizabeth, St Mary's gt Graham Miss Eliz., Beetwell street Gratton Mrs Rebecca, Holywell st Hackett, Kent, & Co. wire drawers, manufacturers of needles, hooks, and eyes, &c. New Brampton Hamilton Hy. A. editor, Prospect pi Harvey Mrs Sarah, Beetwell street Haslehurst George, union clerk, and coal agent, Wharf furnace Hattersley Geo. traveller, Saltergate Heane Edw. draper ; h Kuifesmith gt Heathcote Godfrey, Esq. Reservoir Cottage Hep worth Geo. tax coir., Prospect pi Hewitt Wm. draper ; h High street Hewitt, Longson, & Co. candle wick mfrs. bleachers, &c. Walton Wks Hides Mr Robert, Holywell street Hill Misses M. & A., St Mary's gt Hill Rev Thomas, B.D. Vicarage Hirst Francis, gent. Abercrombie st Hodkin Christopher, canal agent, and Mrs Margaret, Devonshire street Hollingworth Samuel, gaoler, regis- trar, &c. South place Holbrook Jno. eating hs.Packer's row Hoyland Chas. P. bookr. Saltergate HoylandGeo. horse dlr.Robinson's yd Hounsfield Mrs Hannah, New sq Hudson John, Temp. Hotel, South st Hunt Mr Robert, Saltergate Hurd Jas. (Prim. Meth.) NewBramp 2k 386 CHESTERFIELD DIRECTORY. Irving Thos. tillage mert., depdtfor agricultural implements, linseed cake, corn, guano, &c. Gluman- gate ; house Brampton moor Jackson John, gent. Holmebrook pi Jancowski William, agent for Berlin goods, Saltergate Jarvis Rd. railway inspr. Narrow In Jebb Rev J. B., B.A. curate Johnson and Holmes, check & ging- ham manufacturers, Castle yard Johnson Mrs Marv, Bath House Kendall RevJas.( Wes.) St Mary's gt Kendall Mary, staymkr. Lordsmill st Kirk Richard, town crier, Westbar Langcake Thomas Hayton, clerk to Gas Co. & Water Works, Saltergt Lee John, music profr. Packer's row Lee Thos. postman, Burlington st Lester Wm. gent. Brampton moor Levi ckJohn, relieving officer,Saltergt Lowe Ralph, gent. Abercrombie st Lucas Bernard Maynard, solicitor; house Highfield House Lucas John, gent. Hasland House Malkin Henry, gent. Tapton lane Marsden Peter, bookr. Saltergate Maudson Joseph Walker, assistant overseer, Lordsmill street Maudson Mr Wm., St Mary's gate Maynard Edw.Gilling,Esq. YVestbars Melland Wm. solr ; h Lordsmill st Mellers Wm. hosier, &c. High street Morton John, cutler, Burlington st Mugliston Edward, brewer, Spa lane Mugliston John, gent. St Mary's gt Mugliston Mrs Mary, Church lane Newton John, vessel owner, New In North Charles, bailiff, Soresby st North Joseph, engineer, Newbold rd North George, gaoler, Glumangate Noton Mrs Martha, Ormond place Page Jonth. hosier, &c. Packer's rw Page W r m. sewing cotton manufac- turer, Spittal ; house Hollis lane Parker Mr Benedict, Prospect pi Pearce Robt. pinder, Low pavement Parker Mrs Rebecca, Holywell st Pennicud John, traveller, Aber- crombie street Pether Job, clothes dlr. Narrow In Plant Mr James, Packer's row Poole Rev Alex., B.A. incumbent of Trinity church, Newbold road Rafferty Martin, engraver, Poths. In Ramsden John Hird, govr. Workhs Radford Miss Frances, St Helen's RedfernPeter,clerk to Commissioners of Taxes, &c. Pothouse lane Richardson John, engineer and mi- neral surveyor, Newbold road Richardson Jno. draper ; h Church In Rippon George, sweep, St Mary's gt Rippon James, sweep, Lordsmill st Roberts Mrs Grace, Prospect place Roberts Thomas, gent. Newbold rd Robinson J as., Esq., banker, Lords- mill street Robinson JohnBradley, pill box mkr. and chemist, Wheat bridge Robinson Wm. gent. Pothouse lane Robson George, clerk, Stonegravels Robson Thos. excise officer, Saltergt Rooth Benjamin, gent. Bridge house Shaw Mrs Elizabeth, Saltergate Shaw Robt. dep. registrar, Cockpit Shentall John, sexton, Church gates Slack Wm. traveller, Spittal Slater Adam Barker, Esq. Spring bnk Smedley Rd. upholsterer, Spring pi Smith Charles, Chesterfield Tweed coat, smock frock, &c. mfr. New sq Snidall Mrs Mary, Prospect place Stanley Wm. Geo. clerk, Bramp.moor Stevens Mrs Elizabeth, Church alley Storrs Mrs Hannah, Saltergate Stubbing Elias, higgler, Stoker's yd Stubbing Misses Betsy and Ann, Sheffield road Swanwick Frederick, Esq. civil en- gineer, Vicar In ; h Whittington Swift John, collector of gas & high- way rates, Prince's court Tucker George and Charles, silk throwsters, Beetwell street Taylor Jno. carrier's agt. Holywell st Turner Mrs Ellen, Saltergate Turner Richard, umbrella and clock repairer, Low pavement Twelves Mary Ann, upholsterer and calenderer, Beetwell street Twigg Mrs Elizabeth, Ashgate rd Vincent Rev Matson, incumbt. of St Thomas's, Brampton moor Wain John, gent. Ormond place WallisSaml.blacking mfr. Stoker's yd W T aller Mrs Ann, Abercrombie st Walton W m. horse dealer, Soresby st Webb Miss Elizabeth, Prospect pi Webster Jno. fruiterer, Burlington st Whall Robt. solicitor ; h Holywell st Whitfield Maria, stamp distributor, Glumangate Wilcockson Thos., Esq. New Bramp CHESTERFIELD DIRECTORY, 387 Wild Mr John, Newbold road "Wilson Miss Mary, Prospect place Woodhead Mr John, Holywell st Worthington Chas. accountant, and coir, of debts, rents, &c. Sheffield rd Wright lit. ironmaster ; h Beetwell st Wright Mr JohnWalton,NewBramp ACADEMIES. Marked * take Boarders. •Atkinson John, Spittal •Batteson John, St Mary's gate Bowker James Wilsden and Mrs., Froggatt's yard 2?nY&A£eA00/,ThomasBethell,Hollis lane ; house Westbar Fidler Miss Mary, Narrow lane Free School, Eliz. Dutton, Church alley Hibbert Sarah, Workhouse Infant, My. Ann Turney, Holywell st •Mugliston Misses, Spa bank •Lucas Misses C. J.& M., Elder yd National, Wm. Chadwick & Hanh. Eastwood, Soresby st. & Thomas Elliott, Brampton moor School of Industry, Letitia Hynes, Holywell street Shaw Robert, Cockpit gardens Taylor Julia, New Brampton Vickers John, Workhouse Victoria Blue Coat, Mary Edwards, Vicar lane ALE AND PORTER MERTS. Marked * are only Agents. Batteson David, Saltergate •Buckley John, Newbold lane Dutton Samuel, Spa lane •Hancock James (to Rawson & Co.) Beetwell street ; house Hasland •Hattersley George, Holywell st •McConnell J., Westbars MuglistonEdw.(brewer,)StMary'sgt Sheldon Elizabeth, Packer's row ATTORNEYS. Busby C. S. B,, Low pavement Charge John, (clerk of the peace,) Westbars Clarke Thomas, Cavendish street Dodgson Joseph, Soresby street Drabble John, Church In ; h Tapton Drabble Wm. (commissr. of taxes,) Packer's row ; house Bank close Gillett John, Church lane Gratton Joseph, Saltergate Hutchinson John, (coroner,) Low pavement Meiland & Bradshaw, Low pavement Waller Wm. (town clerk, &c) New square ; house Walton Cottage Whall & Darwin, Holywell street AUCTIONEERS. Dobbs Matthew, Saltergate Dyson Thomas, South street Elliott John, Brampton moor Gallimore Wm., St Mary's gate Nicholson Joseph, Low pavement; house Winger worth Prince John, Low pavement Wilcockson Samuel, St Mary's gate BAKERS & FLOUR DLRS. Croft W T m. Holywell cross Hall James, St Mary's gate Hawksley John, Knifesmith gate Oscroft Mark, Holywell cross Poole John, Low pavement Reynolds John, High street Sansom John, Brampton moor BANKS. Chesterfield and North Derbyshire, High street, (on Smith, Payne, and Smiths) Geo. Walker, manager Crompton, Newton, & Co., Gluman- gate, (on Smith, Pavne, & Co.) Robinson & Brodhurst, Low pave- ment, (on Glyn & Co.) Savings' Bank, Vicar In. (open Sat. from 2 to § p. 3,) P. Redfern, sec. BASKET & SKIP MAKRRS. Auckland Charles, Beetwell street Fair child Samuel, Westbars Holehouse Charles, Marketplace Laf bery Thomas, Stoker's yard Lowd Wm., Lordsmill street BLACKSMITHS. Allison David, Holywell street Doe George & Joseph, Vicar lane Marriott Edward, Vicar lane Oliver John, Holywell street Parsons Richard, Packer's row Parvio George, Soresby street Stubbing Samuel, Brampton moor Watts Joseph, New Brampton BOOKSELLERS,PRINTRS.&c. Barnes Edmund, Packer's row Cooper Samuel, Low pavement Gallimore Cornelius, (and news agt. patent medicine vendor, &c) Irongt Ponsonby John, Westbars Proctor John, (binder,) Shambles Roberts John, (propr. & publisher of the Derbyshire Courier, Satur- day,) High street Unwin Henry, Low pavement 388 CHESTERFIELD DIRECTORY, BOOT & SHOE MAKERS. Barker Thomas, Beaver place Beard James, Pothouse lane Bonuington Joseph, Low pavement Bonnington John, Westbars Bradley Joseph, Saltergate Bradshaw John, Elder yard Briddon John, South street Brown Samuel, Stoker's yard Camp James, Low pavement Cotterill Thomas, Narrow lane Cowlishaw Calow, Cock alley Drabble Wm., Brown's yard Elliott Edward, Yicar lane Ellis James, St Mary's gate Fogg John, Westbars Ford John, Saltergate Ford James, Lordsmill street Galley Robert, Churchyard Harvey Thomas, Irongate Heaton John, Lordsmill street Hibbert Thomas, Westbars Holehouse Thomas, Saltergate Holmes Daniel, Saltergate Holmes Henry, Knifesmith gate Hopkinson Henry, Packer's row Hopkinson John, Glumangate Kirk John, (musician,) Glumangate Kirk Wm., New square Mandle Richard, Lordsmill street Marsden John, Elder yard Mather Edward, Beaver place Marples Isaac, Wheeldon lane Oliver John, New Brampton Renshaw John, Burlington street Saunderson Thomas, Lordsmill st Short John, Brampton moor Somersett Peter, Packer's row Spray Thomas, Stonegravels Stevenson John, Prince's yard Swift Wm., Knifesmith gate Swift John, Low pavement Tetley Robert, Glumangate Thickett Mark, Glumangate Turner George, Holywell street Turner Isaac, Brampton moor Whall Thomas, Holywell street Watson Thomas, Knifesmith gate Wilson Joseph, Spring place Woodward James, Glumangate Wright James, St Mary's gate Wright Thomas, St Mary's gate BRAZIERS & TINNERS. Reedall Samuel, Saltergate Bower Joseph, Market place Eastwood Thomas, Market place Holland Henry, Low pavement Kennedy Wm., Burlington street Morrison Richard, New square Wordsworth John, Low pavement BRICK & TILE MAKERS. Briddon SI. & Hy., Brampton moor Knowles Luke, Brampton moor Tomlinson George, Saltergate Wright Edward, New Brampton BUTCHERS. Briddon Rd. & Samuel, Shambles Burton John, Burlington street Fidler Francis, Shambles Cox Thomas, (pork,) Glumangate Gregory Maria, Narrow lane Gaunt George, New Brampton Hartley John, Beaver place Hayes John, Shambles ; h Brampton Johnson Sampson, Glumangate Kendall Wm. (pork,) South street Kirk George, Shambles Kirk James, Irongate Middleton Wm., Shambles Nail Robt., Shambles ; h Beetwell st Osborne David, Low pavement Parker Geo., Shambles ; h Brampton Radmall Hy. (pork,) Packer's row Reynolds Thomas, Shambles Rooth Wm. J., Burlington street Shimeld John, Shambles Silcock Robert, High street Statham William, Shambles ; house Narrow lane ' Statham Robert, High street Tasker Jonathan, Holywell street Turner John, Holywell street Turner Wm., Brampton moor Ward Richd. (pork,) Low pavement Wyatt Wm., Shambles & Beetwell st Wyatt John, Shambles CABT. MKRS. JOINERS, &c. Bennett Charles, Cavendish street Dyson Thomas, South street Evans John, St Mary's gate Eyre Joseph, Packer's row ; house Lordsmill street Gregory James, New Brampton Hall Henry, Lordsmill street Lambert John, Knifesmith gate Shaw Job, Low pavement Stevenson Thomas, Lordsmill street Whitworth Richard, Low pavemeut Wiloockson Samuel, Glumangate CHAIR MAKERS. Brown Henry, Irongate Sharp Samuel, South street Sharp Wm., Beetwell st ; h Castle yd CHESTERFIELD DIRECTORY. 389 CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS. Carter Frederick, Low pavement Charlesworth VVm. Geo. Packer's rw Claughton, Sons, and Bettison, (and copperas raanfrs.) Low pavement Evinson Thomas, High street Robinson Joseph, Cavendish street Shaw Henry, High street Wright James, (agent for Betts' Pa- tent Brandy,) Packer's row CLOG & PATTEN MAKERS. Newbold George, Beetwell street Newbold John, Beetwell street COACH & HARNESS MKRS. Littlewood Peter, Packer's row Scott Wm. & John, Saltergate COAL OWNERS, & DEALERS. Bennett Jonathan, Brampton moor Brailsford Paul, (agent,) R. Station Dawson Geo., Walton; h Brampton Heath Samuel, (agent,) Glumangate Limb John, Burlington st : h Tapton North George, (agent,) R. Station Oldfield John & Co., Brampton mr Tomlinson George, Saltergate Wright, Oldfield, & Co., Walton CONFECTIONERS. Crofts Wm., Holywell street Hall James, St Mary's gate Haslam Wm., Low pavement Lomas Sarah, Low pavement Poole John, Low pavement Reynolds John, High street Swaby Joseph, Knifesmith gate Turner Ann, Saltergate COOPERS. Launt Francis, Low pavement Launt John, Glumangate Mason Henry, Elder yard CORN MERCHANTS. Baker Wm., Burlington street Batteson Wm., Saltergate Bunting George, Low pavement Burkitt Wm., Vicar lane Irving Thomas, Glumangate Rooth Wm., Saltergate CORN MILLERS. Cooper Francis, Saltergate Elliott George, New Brampton Elliott Wm., Walton mill Gratton John Thos., Durrant green Ledger Richard, Elder vard CURRIERS. (And heather Cutters.) Bower Edw & Fras., Lordsmill st Daniel Robert & Sons, Glumangate Hopkinson Brothers, Packer's row 2k2 Short John & George, St Mary's gt DYERS. Cartledge Wm., Ormonde place Cooper Paul, Irongate Harvey George, South street Pearson Job, Lordsmill street EARTHENWARE MANFRS. (Brown and Stone Bottles, fye.) Briddon Saml. and Hy. (filters, em- bossed ware, jugs for mounting,&c.) Brampton moor Briddon Wm., Walton Pottery, New Brampton JohnsonCatherine,Whittington moor Knowles Luke, Brampton moor Knowles Matthew, Brampton moor Madin Aaron, Whittington moor Oldfield John & Co. Brampton moor Pearson James J., Newbold moor Sanforth Mary, Stonegravels Sharratt Dd. (black,) Newbold com Silcock Charles, Brampton moor Wright Edw. & Son., New Brampt FARMERS, &c. Allsop Chas. (wool mert.) New sq Bacon John, Glumangate Bacon Nathaniel, Boythorpe lane Beswick Henry, New Brampton Clayton John, Boythorpe lane Derbyshire Francis, Stonegravels Elliott Wm., New Brampton Gregory Matthew, Sheffield road Hopkinson Wm. Low pavement Lingard James, Low pavement Nicholson Jph. Low pavement Oldfield John, Brampton moor Rooth Joseph, Lord's mill street Sanforth James, Stonegravels Stringfellow Wm. Stonegravels FELLMONGERS AND GLUE MANUFACTURERS. Slack Samuel, Lordsmill street Rooth Jeremiah, Lordsmill street FIRE & LIFE OFFICES. Crown, Lucas & Cutts, and J. Brad- shaw, Low pavement Farmers', Hy. Unwin, Low pavemt General Hail Storm, C. Savage, Saltergate Guardian, J. W. Maudson, Lords- mill street London, W. Moore, Holywell street Manchester, J. Roberts, High street National Loan Fund, C.S.B. Busby, Low pavement Norwich Union, C. Savage, Saltergt 390 CHESTERFIELD DIRECTORY. Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, J. B. Robinson, Low pavement Phoenix, J. Drabble, Church lane Royal Exchange, R. Whall, Holy- well street Sheffield, Eliz. Gill, High street Sheffield, Rotherham,& Chesterfield, H. Holland, Low pavement Yorkshire, P. Marsden, Saltergate FISHMONGERS. Margerison Jas. Low pavement Warner W. (& game,) Burlington st FLAX DRESSERS, &c. Newton John, Durant green Scott John, Packers' row FLOUR DEALERS. (See Millers, Bakers$ Shopkeepers,) Alsop Charles, New square Baker Wm. Burlington street Cooper Francis, Saltergate Bunting George, Low pavement Heath Samuel, Glumangate Holehouse Samuel, Packers' row Pendleton John, South street Redfern Joseph, Irongate Redgate Cornelius, New square Rigby Wm. Low pavement Tetley George, New square Walton Isaac, Low pavement FURNITURE BROKERS. Bray Jeremiah, Low pavement Constantine John, Soresby street GARDENERS & SEEDSMEN. Bloctley Samuel, Packers' row Hearnshaw George, Saltergate Hibbert Thomas, Westbars Shaw Thomas, Saltergate GLASS, CHINA, &C.DLRS. Caladine Thomas, Beetwell street Roberts Geo. Knifesmith gate Schotield Thomas, High street Walton Mary & Ann, Low pavemt GLOVE, (DUTCH) MFRS. Forsell John, Cavendish street Robinson J. B., Low pavement GROCERS & TEA DEALERS. Batteson John, Saltergate Bingham Wm., St Mary's gate Clark Charles, High street Daniel Thomas, Low pavement Gill Eliz., High street Harrison Robert, Saltergate Hatton Francis A., (and agent for Morrison's pills,) Low pavement Henderson John, Low pavement Hill Samuel, Packers' row Lingard James, Low pavement Maisden & Co., Market place Moore Wm. Holywell street Rainforth Joseph, Packers' row Reynolds Thomas, Kuifesmith gate Shaw Lewis, Holywell cross Taylor Wm. New Brampton Towndrow Wm. Low pavement Walton Isaac, Low pavement Windle Samuel, Westbars Woodhead James, High street GUNSMITHS. Somerset John, Beetwell street Tummon Jas. Gibson, Brampton mr HAIRDRESSERS AND PERFUMERS. Bloom Wm. Knifesmith gate Bretnall Samuel, Lordsmill street Bush John, (& jeweller,) Market pi Clarkson Jas. (& jeweller,) High st Driver Samuel, Burlington street Haslam John, Market place Pullon Robert, Low pavement Tupman Aaron, Saltergate Whitehead George, New Brampton Whitehead Wm. Low pavement HAT MANUFACTURERS. Davies Theophilus, Beaver place Mountney Charles, Westbars Mountney Robert, Beetwell street Pearson Benjamin, Low pavement Smith Joseph, Westbars Stringfellow & Davenport, Burling- ton street HOTELS, INNS, & TAVERNS. Anchor, John Davenport, Beaver pi Anchor, John Henson, St Mary's gt Angel Inn, (posting,) Thos. Evin- son, New square Barley Mow, Wm. Cox, Saltergate BayHorse, Jd. Newton, Holywell st Bird in Hand, Joseph, Blanksley, Westbars Blue Bell, Wm. Hardwick, Saltergt Bold Rodney, Robt. Fletcher, New Brampton Britannia, Rd. Jones, Brampton mr Bull's Head, Benj. Mason, Shambles Castle Inn, Job Shaw, Low pavemt Commercial Hotel, (posting,) Geo. Stevenson, South street Cross Daggers, Jp. Cooper, New sq Cross Keys, W. Taylor, Church gts Crown, Thos. Hill, Lordsmill st Crown and Anchor, Thomas Hardy, Stonegravels Crown and Cushion, Thos. Worsley, Low pavemeut CHESTERFIELD DIRECTORY. 391 Devonshire Arms, Hannah Thorpe, Holywell street Feathers, W. Burkitt, Lords mill st Fountainlnn, Mattw.Dobbs,Saltergt Grapes, Wm.Hearnshaw, Glumangt Green Man, Wra. Wright, Church In Griffin, My. Fletcher, NewBrampton Hare and Greyhound, John Terry, Saint Mary's gate Hare and Hounds, Thos. Olivent, Stonegravels Hat&Feathers, Jas.Jervis,Beaver pi Horns, John Watson, Leadmillst Jug and Glass, Charles Grimes, Stonegravels King & Miller,Thos.Stanton,High st King's Head, John Glover, Knife- smith gate Mallet & Tool,Robt. Warren, Knife- smithgate OldAngel, JohnFranks, Parker's row Old Barrel, Saml. Gregory, Bramp- ton moor Old Ship, Jas. Sims, St Mary's gate Old Wheat Sheaf, Charles Chevins, Packer's row Peacock, Wm.Bennett, Low pavemt Pheasant,W. Clayton, Brampton mr Queen'sHd. Rebca. Croft, Glumangt RedLion,Aarn.Fleteher,Packer'srw RedLion,J.G.Tummon,Bramptn.mr ReinDeer,Ed wAlderson, Holy well st Royal Oak, Jph. Redfern, Irongate Shakspeare, Wm. Coles, Saltergt Spinning Wheel, Daniel Townsend, Glumangate Spread Eagle, Edw. Mitchell, Beet- well street Square&Comps.Js.Thorpe, Westbars Star, Wm. Styring, New square Star&Garter,Ths.Renshaw, New sq Sun, John Marsden. Westbars Three Horse Shoes, Thomas Haw- kins, Packer's row Three Horse Shoes, John Wilkin- son. High street ThreeTuns,Jph.Berrisford,Lowpavt Turf Tavern, John Jennings, Holy- well street Wheat Sheaf, David Britt, High st WhiteHorse,Saml.Naylor, Westbars White Swan, Thomas Wardle, Saint Mary's gate BEER HOUSES. Bennett John, Brampton moor Bennett Thomas, Brampton moor Buckley John, Newbould road Cammomile Daniel, St Mary's gate Gratton George, Race course Heathcote Thomas, Church lane Hoult George, Race course Patteson Edward, NewBrampton Simpson Moses, Race course Turner Paul, Brampton moor Turner Charles, Brampton moor Watts Joseph, New Brampton IRON & BRASS FOUNDERS. Barrow Geo. H. Staveley Iron Works Doe George & Joseph, New Bramp- ton, and Yicar lane Sneath Booth, Bearer place Wordsworth John, Low pavement IRON MERCHANTS. Wright and Lingard, Vicar lane IRONMONGERS, &c. Holland Henry, Low pavement Kennedy Wm. Burlington street Marriott Edward, Vicar lane Wordsworth John, Low pavement JOINERS AND BUILDERS. (Set also Cabinet Makers.) Bennett Charles, Cavendish street Cowlishaw Job, Newbould road Elliott John, jun. Brampton moor Graham Henry, Brampton moor Gregory James, New Brampton Haslam Joseph, Beetwell street Hattersley John, New Brampton Manknell Samuel, Devonshire st Rodgers Hannah, Saltergate Savage Cephas, Saltergate Twelves Samuel, Holywell street LACE MANUACTURERS. Beardmore Geo. (and thread) Lords* mill street Hirst and Co., Froggatt's yard Rooth Wm. New Brampton ; house Saltergate Smith Jas. & Co. Spital Works Smith John & Robt. St Mary's gate Waterhouse John W., Wheeldon In LIBRARIES. Galliraore Cornelius, Irongate Mechanic's, Westbars Subscription, at J. Robert's, High st LINEN & WOOLLEN DRAPRS, Clark Wm. and Geo. High street Hall Clay, Knifesmith gate Haslehurst Luke, Low pavement Hewitt and Heane, Market place Knowles George, New Brampton Lancaster John, Low pavement Lowe George, Westbars Richardson & Dutton, Low pavemt 392 CHESTERFIELD DIRECTORY, Robinson J. B. (hosier) Low pavemt Sayer John, High street Shaw Wm. Burlington street MACHINE MAKERS. Short John, (knitting) Lordsmill st Thompson Joseph, New Brampton Thorpe John, (and tool) Wharf Wharton Chas. (& tool) Holywell st MALTSTERS & HOP DEALRS. BakerWm. Burlington street ; house Boythorpe cottage Batteson Wm., Saltergate Burkitt Wm., Vicar lane Knowles Luke, Sheffield road ; house Brampton Renshaw Thomas, New square Rooth Wm. Saltergate Wheatcroft Wm., Saltergate White James B., Saltergate MILLINERS & DRESSMKRS. Bacon Ann, Glnmangate Cowpe Mary, Holywell street Damms Ann, New square Fryer Alice, Soresby street Gibson Harriet, Soresby street Gledhill C, Burlington street Hardy Mary Ann, Stonegravels Henstock Ann, Low pavement Higginbottom & Housley, South st Hulley Alice, Saint Mary's gate Lee Fanny, Burlington street Lingo Elizabeth, Glumangate Lowe Elizabeth, Beetwell street McConnell Mary Ann, Westbars Morley Ann, New square Mountney Maria, Westbars Robson Fanny, Saltergate Rosindale Rebecca, Westbars Townsend Mary, Soresby street Welch M. A. & E. Brampton moor White Sarah, Westbars Windle Sarah, Beetwell street Woodroffe Ellen, Westbars NAIL MAKERS. Plimmer John, New Brampton Proctor John, Beetwell street Simpson George, New Brampton Thacker Anthony, Westbars Wright and Lingard, Vicar lane NEWSPAPER (See Boo hellers.) PAINTERS & GILDERS. Beard John, Beetwell street Blake Wm. Burlington street Dutton Alex., Low pavement Furniss John, Soresby street Littlewood Peter, Packer's row Rosindale John, Westbars Scott Wm. and John, Saltergate Slack Henry, Brampton moor Statham Charles, Glumangate Statham John, Glumangate Tomlinson Richard, Holvwellst PAWNBROKER. Wilcockson Thomas, Market place PHYSICIAN. Walker Hugh Eccles, Beetwell st PLASTERERS. Bradley Robert, Lordsmill street Cammomile Daniel, Saint Mary's gt Hollis John, New Bramptoti Roper John, Church lane Roper Joseph, White Horse yard Spencer John, St. Mary's gate PLUMBERS AND GLAZIERS. Britt Wm. South street Daniel Robt.jun. Knifesmith gate Eagers John, Soresby street Fenton Thomas, Knifesmith gate Hoyland John, Lordsmill street Rotherham Henry, Burlington st Shipley George, Knifesmith gate Taylor Wm., New Brampton REGISTER OFFCS.— f&nwtfs.; Swaby Joseph, Knifesmith gate Pullon Robert, Low pavement ROPE & TWINE MANFRS. Newton John, Durrant green Scott John, Packer's row SADDLERS. Bennett John, Low pavement Bradshaw Wm., Low pavement Dodd John, Packer's row SHOPKEEPERS. (See also Grocers 8f Flour Dealers.) Allison David, Holywell street Aukland Charles, Beetwell street Bagshaw Ann, Sheffield road Bradshaw Wm., Brampton moor Briddon Richd. (& hosiery manufac- turer^ Brampton moor Briggs James, St Mary's gate Cammomile Joseph, Brampton moor Cammomile Daniel, St Mary's gate Co-operative Society, (John Poole & Co.) Brampton moor Constantine Jno. (broker,) Soresby et Dale Thomas, Holywell street Elliott Josiah, New Brampton Emmott Robert, Saltergate Glossop Francis, Glumangate Green Wm., Brampton moor Gregory Charlotte, New Brampton Grimes Charles, Stonegravels Harvey George, South street CHESTERFIELD DIRECTORY. 393 Holehouse Samuel, Packer's row Huntington Samuel, Brampton moor Langton Maurice, Knifesmith gate Limb Wm., St Mary's gate Longden John, New Brampton Lowe Wm., Holywell street Marsden Thomas, Brampton moor Meller Mary, Knifesmith gate Mitchell Wm. Narrow lane Moody Wm., Race course Mead Sarah, New Brampton Neal Mark, Westbars Newbold John, Beetwell street Oliver John, New Brampton Pinder Rebecca, Newbold road Rawnsley James, (clothier,) Lords- mill street Riggott Sarah, Glumangate Short Thomas, Lordsmill street Spooner John, Westbars Swift Wm., Knifesmith gate Turner John, Brampton moor Tyson Thomas, Brampton moor Walker James, Hollis lane Whall Eliz., Low Pavement White Martha, Lordsmill street Wilbraham George, Church lane Wilcockson Samuel, St Mary's gate Wilde George, Packer's row Wilson James, Beetwell street Wragg George, Burlington street Young Wm., New Brampton SLATERS & SLATE MERTS. Margerison James, Narrow lane Taylor Wm., Church gates Watson Wm., Holywell street STONEWARE.— (See Earthnwr.) STONE MASONS, BRICKLAY- ERS, AND BUILDERS. Coates James, New Brampton Elliott Richard, St Mary's gate Haslam George, Newbold road Haslam John, New Brampton Mettam John, Abercrombie street Rafferty Martin, Pothouse lane Rawson Charles, Low pavement Rollinsen Samuel, St Mary's gate Rowland and Co., Brampton Walters Samuel, Soresby street Wright Henry, Durrant green Wright Priscilla, Hollis lane STRAW HAT MAKERS. Bennett Ann, Castle yard Damms Ann, New square Green Mary, St Mary's gate Kidger Hannah, Lordsmill street Langton Susan, Church gates Lowe Elizabeth, Beetwell street Madin F. and J., Knifesmith gaie Martin Sarah, Packer's row Mellers Mary, Knifesmith gate North Ruth, Soresby street Reynolds Susan, Knifesmith gate Short Harriet, Lordsmill street Walker Ann, Church lane Worrall Julia, Newbold road SURGEONS. Boddington Wm. Edw., Holywell st Botham Richard Collis, Glumangt Gallimore Wm.Thos., St Mary's gt Hall & Black, Burlington street Holland John, Glumangate Jones Thomas, New sqnare Walker John, Knifesmith gate TAILORS & DRAPERS. Barker Samuel, Beaver place Beard Wm., New Brampton Bell Peter, Knifesmith gate Bollington Wm,, Vicar lane Burt James, Lordsmill street Durham Edward, St Mary's gate Goodwin Wm., Market place Holmes James, Knifesmith gate King Wm., Vicar lane Lawrence Wm., Elder yard Lievesley Joseph, Holywell street Lievesley Wm. Holywell street Limb James, Low pavement Lowe Joseph, South place Lowe Joseph, Beetwell street Marshall John, Burlington street Middleton John, Saltergate Moore Ptr. (constable,) Low pavmt Moses and Co., Burlington street Ogden Adam, New Brampton Parkin John, Cavendish street Russell John, New Brampton Simpson Peter, Lordsmill street Smith Chas. (& waterproof clothing manufacturer,) New square Smith Thomas, Church alley Whittington Wm., South street Widdowson Wm., Holywell street Wilcockson Thomas, High street Wormesley Samuel, Beaver place TALLOW CHANDLERS. Batteson John, Saltergate Bingham Wm., St Mary's gate Bunting James, Beetwell street Turner John, Brampton moor TANNERS. Allen John, Lordsmill street Bower Edw. & Francis, Lordsmill st Dixon Richard, jun. Lordsmill st 394 CHESTERFIELD DIRECTORY, Rooth Joseph, Lordsmill street TEA DLRS. &c.— (Travelling.) D'Arcy Henry, Beetwell street Glencross James, Newbold road TIMBER MERCHANTS. Glover John, Knifesmith gate Rooth Win., Saltergate TOBACCO MANUFACTR. Mason George, (and hop and seed merchant,) Low pavement TOBACCO PIPE MANFRS. Cowley Joseph, Holywell street Robinson Josiah B., New Bramp- ton ; house Low pavement VETERINARY SURGNS. &c. Gascoign Thos. (farrier,) Back lane Martin Francis Else, Holywell st Rawlins Jph. (farrier) Saltergate WATCH & CLOCK MAKERS. Launt Anthony, Beetwell street Robinson John, South street Tennison Reuben, New square Thompson John, Packer's row Elliott John, jun. Brampton moor Gibson Ephraim, Holywell street Hattersley John, New Brampton Manknell Samuel, Devonshire st Savage Cephas, Saltergate Rodgers Hannah, Saltergate WHITESMITHS, &c. Doe Geo. & Joseph, Vicar lane Holland Henry, Low pavement Jennings John, Glumangate Marriott Edward, Vicar lane Parvin George, Soresby street Parsons Richard, Packer's row Wharton Charles, Holywell street WINE & SPIRIT MERTS. Claughton & Fox, High street Dutton Samuel, Spa lane ; house Knifesmith gate Mugliston Edward, (and brewer,) St Mary's gate Sheldon Elizabeth, Packer's row Wood John, Soresby street Wood Thos. Philpot, High street WOOD TURNERS. Cunnington Wm., Brampton moor Driver John, Low pavement Lester Wm. Henry, (bobbin,) New Brampton Sharp Samuel, South street Sharp Wm., Beetwell street Sims Wm., Beetwell street RAILWAY TRAINS. From the Station eight times a day to Leeds, York, Derby, London, tfec. Mr. John Cooper, booking clerk. Goods forwarded every evening by Luggage trains, by Pickford & Co., Carver and Co., Tunley and Co., and Wheatcroft and Sons. COACHES. From the Angel and Star Inns. Mail, to Nottingham at § past 9 morn- ing, and to Sheffield \ past 5 evening. Champion, to Manchester at I past 11 morning, and to Nottingham at f past 3 afternoon. Express, to Mansfield, at 3 afternoon. Traveller, to Sheffield at 8 morning. Accommodation, to Worksop every Mon., Wed., and Sat. at 4 afternoon. CARRIAGE BY WATER. Goods are conveyed to Worksop, Ret- ford, and all parts daily, from the Canal wharf. T. Elliott, wharfinger. CARRIERS FROxM THE INNS. Marked 1, use the Anchor ; 2, Bird- in- Hand y 3, Cross Daggers ; 4, Crown and Cushion ; 5, Mallet and Tool; 6, Old Angel ; 7, Old Star ; 8, Red Lion ; 9, Three Horse Shoes ; 10, Three Tuns; and 11. the White Horse. Marked * leave on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, PLACES. CARRIERS. 3*Aifreton, Samuel Bacon 2*Ashover, George Gregory 9*Bakewell, George Redfern 7*Bakewell, Peter Redfern 2 Bakewell, Richard Noton, Saturday 6*Barlborough, Wm. Salvin I Bolsover, Mgt, Shackloek daily, and J, Whitaker Tu. and Sat. Also Jph. Parkin from Church lane every mg. 4 Claycross, Jph. Wrooth, M.W. & Sat. II Calver, G. Buxton, Wed. & Sat. 8 Clown, Wm. Spray, Tues. and Sat. 9 Clown, E. Raddish, Tues. and Sat. 5 Darley, John Smith ; 8, J. Durdam ; and J. Taylor, (Queen's Head,) Sat. Dronfield, (see Sheffield) 10 Eckington, S. Shepherd, W. & S. 6 Higham, Geo. Henstock, Saturday 10 Lea, T. Young and G. Hanby, Sat. 11 Mansfield, John Pursglove, Tues. Tim. and Sat.; and P. Smith, (Blue Bell,) Monday, Wed., & Friday Mansfield and Nottingham, Jph. Boul- ton, St Mary's gate, Tu. and Fri. 4 Matlock, John Rouse, M. W. & Sat. 3 Matlock, John Wright, W. and Sat. Sheffield, Hanh. Thorpe, Holywell st. Tu. Thu. and Sat. ; Wm. Bingham, Devonshire st. Tu. and Fri. ; and John Cox, Three Tuns, and Thomas Haimes, Blue Bell, M. W. and Fri. 4 Staveley, Smedley, postman, W. &S. 4 Tibshelf, Fras. My croft, Saturday CHESTERFIELD PARISH. 395 2 Tideswell, Wm. Bingham, Saturday ll*Tideswell, John Middleton BRIMINGTON, a village and chapelry, in the parish and 2 miles N.E. of Chesterfield, has 780 inha- bitants, and 1200 acres. The Church was rebuilt in 1808, arid the curacy is valued at .£102. The Wesleyan and Primitive Methodists have cha- pels here. Brushy Mr John || Cox Mrs Eliz. Coke Edward Thos. Esq. Briming- ton Hall Dronfield John, vict. Red Lion Furness Joseph, tailor Holmes John, butcher Johnson Alfred, jobsmith Lingard Mrs Mary Marsh Rev. John Kirk, incumbent Milner Jph. vict. Three Horse Shoes Orwin Avery, beerhouse Richards George, blacksmith Roice John, excise officer Solomon Wm. vict. Bugle Horn Watson Wm. stone mason BootfyShoeMkrs. Shaw John Carrington Jph. Siddall Wm. Parker John Slagg Jph. (and Turton John miller) FARMERS. Bagley Joseph Carrington Wm. Dixon James Greaves James Greaves John Heywood John Heywood MrsH. Holmes Wm. Johnson John Lingard John Mettam Wm. Wragg Thos. and Charles Shopkeepers* Milner Jonas Milner Jonas,jun Steel John Toplis Wm. Wheelwrights. Calow John Fox James Taylor Samuel CALOW, in the parish and 1§ mile E. of Chesterfield, has 536 souls. Bargh Joseph, blacksmith Cox Misses, boarding school Cowlishaw Henry, shoemaker Cundy Mrs Hannah Fidler Charles, shoemaker Smith Benj. Duckmanton Iron fVh Windle Wm. wheelwright FARMERS. Adlington Geo. Bunting John Charlton Wm. Clark Wm. (and coal owner) Cox Robert Cowlishaw Hy. Denham Read Henderson Isaac Johnson Samuel Parker Joseph Smith Joseph Wragg John HASLAND, in the parish and 2§ miles S.S.E. of Chesterfield, has 926 inhabitants. The Duke of De- vonshire is lord of the manor, but a great part of the soil belongs to other proprietors. Bunting Jno.gent||Claughton Mrs E. Eastwood Joseph, blacksmith Goodlad Samuel, shopkeeper Hancock Jas. vict. Devonshire Arms Hancock Jph. coltr. of poor rates Lucas John, gent. Hasland House Mather Jno. vict. Shoulder of Mutn. Smith Moses, blacksmith FARMERS. Bacon Nathl. Basford Charles Bower Thomas Denham Samuel Hall George Hawley George Holland Edward Hollingworth Jp. Marsh John Metcalf John Nail Robt. (and butcher) Platts Robert Redfern Thomas Stevenson Geo. Taylor Peter Shoemakers. Eastwood Cphr. Webster Robt. NEWBOLD-with-DUNSTON is a scattered village and township, in the parish and from 1 J to 3 miles N.W. of Chesterfield. It has 1527 souls, and about 3000 acres. The Duke of Devonshire is lord of the manor, but a great part of the soil belongs to the Smith and other fa- milies. The School, built in 1785, is endowed with 12a. of land, for the education of 12 poor children. Marked * are in Dunston, and the others in Newbold. Bargh John, blacksmith Bennet James, blacksmith Bromehead Rev. Alex. Crawford Eastwood Wm. schoolmaster Edwards Mr George Fox Mrs L. Newbold Field Hardy Robert, gardener Hardy Robert, quarry owner Heathcote George M. gent Heath John and Robt. gardeners Lucas B. M. solicitor, Highfield Mellers Nathan, coal owner Platts Samuel, vict. Nag's Head Richardson Geo. joiner & wheelwgti Sanforth Miss M. gentlewoman 396 DERBYSHIRE VILLAGES Beerhouses. Coates Hannah Grafton George Hoult George Simpson Moses BootfyShoe Mkrs. Bargh Wm. Coates John Hardy George Wright Wm. FARMERS. •Bargh Hannah •Bargh Samuel •Bargh Thomas Botham Robert Crookes James •Fidler Thomas Glossop Robert Heath Hannah Hill John *LancasterSaml. Dunston Hall * Lancaster Wm. Lingard James Mather James Moore Nehemiah Orwin Wm. Platts Samuel ♦Peat John Sadler Thomas Stanley Wm. Vanes Ann Warren Joseph Wharton Chas. Wheatcroft Geo. •WheatcroftWm Wilson Joseph Wilson Jph. jun. Shopkeepers. Heath Robert Heath Sophia Madin George Platts Samuel White John Wright Wm. Stone Bottle , fyc. Manufacturers. (On the Common) Johnson Cath. Madin Aaron Pearson J as. J. Sharratt David, blackware TAPTON, a township in the pa- rish, and 2 miles, N. by E. of Ches- terfield, has 178 souls, and about 800 acres, belonging to A. B. Slater, Esq., and a few smaller owners. The inhabitants are mostly connected with the trade of Chesterfield. Barber Mr Wm. Lockoford Batteson Wm. maltster Britt Mr. Aaron, Dryhurst Cooper Mr Richard, Swadale Cooper John, railway clerk Drabble John, solicitor Ironmarsh John, bookkeeper Ledger Richard, corn miller Madin Charles, beerhouse Meynell John, Esq. Tapton Grove Parker Samuel, ground steward Stephenson Geo. Esq. civil engineer and coal owner, Tapton Hous Limb John, coal owner Swift Richard, gardener Turner Mr George, Sidlian's House Wheatcroft Mr John, Plover Hill Wheatcroft J. jun. Tapton Hail White Mary, farmer BARLBOROUGH is a pleasant village and parish containing 804 souls, and 3220 acres of land. It occupies a bold eminence 8 miles N. E. of Chesterfield, and 10 miles E. S.E. of Sheffield. Barlborough Hall is a fine old mansion, which was built by Sir F. Rodes, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, in the reign of Elizabeth, and has since been the seat of his family. W. H. De Rodes, Esq., and E. C. S. Pole, Esq., are joint lords of the manor, and patrons of the rectory, valued at £515, and enjoyed by the Rev. Martin Staple- tou. The Church (St. James) is an ancient structure. The Hospital for six poor widows was endowed by Margaret and Mary Pole, and each inmate has 3s. 6d. weekly, and two loads of coal yearly. The poor have several small benefactions, and two of them are eligible to the hospital at Woodthorpe. De Rodes Wm. Hatfield, Esq. Hall Alderson Miss, gentlewoman Arthur Roberts, saddler Bark Wm. tailor and shopkeeper Boome Hannah, joiner and beerhs. Bowden Henry, Esq. Southgale Brown Chas. spade shaft & hoop mfr Calow John, joiner and wheelwgt Chester Mrs My.||KitchingMrs Sar. Clark Joseph, lime burner Dawson Thos, brick and tile maker Froggatt John, gardener Godfrey Christopher, blacksmith Goodwin Joseph, plumber & glazier Haigh Jph. blacksmith & beerhouse Hibberd George, joiner, &c Hind Francis, shoemaker Lenthall Thomns, tailor Ludlam Anthony, coal agent Oxspring Geo. butcher & cattle dlr Salvin Wm. butcher Richmond Rev. Hy. Sylvester, curate Parker John, schoolmr. and agent to Sheffd., Rotbm., and Chesterfield Fire and Life Office Stevenson Wm. grocer and baker Story Rebecca, shopkeeper Swallow Rd. coal owner ; h Mosbrd t Turner Samuel, grocer and draper Turner Wm. shoemaker Unwin Samuel, grocer and draper Watts Bartholomew, gamekeeper PUBLIC HOUSES. Appolo, John Pattinson TILLAGES IN DERBYSHIRE 397 Clock Wheel, Wra. Whitworth, (and blacksmith) Rose and Crown, Geo. Hodgkinson Pebley Inn, Thomas Roberts Rodes' Arms Inn, (and post-office) FARMERS. Antcliff Septs. Arthur John Eccles Richard Eccles "VYm. Ellis Henry Forrest J. P. & Magistrate's elk & coal owner Gosling John Harker John Harrison James Haynes Thomas HibberdGeo.jun. Hodkin John Hodkin Samuel Mallinder Luke Rushby Thomas Rutherford John James Brown, Scott Thomas Beckitt Thomas Bowler Robert Clarke John Smith Joseph Topham John, Pebley grove Widdowson,John Brighton field "Willoughby John CARRIERS. To Sheffield,^. Reddish, Tue. and Sat. To Chesterfield, Wm. Salvin, Tu. Thu. and Sat. & Work- sop, Wed. Owen John, maltster and miller Raynes George, butcher i Slack Martin, chair maker Smith Rev. Courtney, incumbent 6 Stevenson John, ironstone miner Stevenson Thomas, shoemaker 2 Stevenson James, wheelwright 2 Straw Edw. boarding & day school Turner Wm. blacksmith Turner Joseph, blacksmith, Crowhole Wright George, mason BARLOW, a parochial chapelry, 10 miles S. by W. of Sheffield, contains ' 3760 acres, divided into the hamlets of ; Great and Little Barlow, the former of which is in Staveley parish, • and has 627 souls ; and the latter is in | Dronfield parish, and has only 59 souls. ■ The rector of Staveley is patron of the curacy, which is now r enjoyed by the i Rev. C. Smith. The School at Bole '■ Hill was built in 1677, and enlarged in 1831, by the Duke of Rutland, the lord \ of the manor. It stands on a bold emi- ' nence, facing the high moors, and on the other side overlooking a richly cul- i tivated valley. The benefactions to ' the school produce £3, and to the poor : £7. 10s. per annum. Marked 1, reside at Moor Hall, 2, Bole \ Hill} 3, fVilday Green; 4, Wood- \ seats ; 5, Barlow Grange $ and 6, in Rumbling Street. Cowley Denis, gent. Newgate Goodlad John, basket maker 3 Hague Geo. tool handle maker 5 Hodkius Wm. tailor Haslam Mark, tailor, Lees Holmes Wm. carpenter 6 Linn Levi, woodman Lowe Saml. gamekeeper, Lees Brig Margerison Joseph, mason MargerisonGervase, joiner & seedsn 1 Marples James, horse breaker Mart Wm. viet. Peacock Shopkeepers. Bargh John 3 Lomas John Simpson Joseph Stevenson John, Wilkin Hill FARMERS. Bargh George Bland Henry 5 Brown John Drabble Joseph Elliott Sampson Ellis Stephen Goodlad James Gosling Wm. 6 Harker George 3 Hogg Chpr. Holliley John Holmes John Howard Wm., Crowhole Hukin John Littlewood John 5 MargerisonW. 1 Marples Isaac Needham Anne Needham John Needham Thos. ■ 6 Pinder Anthy. \ Shaw John ! Simpson Walter ' Stevenson Geo. J 1 Swift Edward i Turner Joshua, High Ashes ! Webster Wm., " Lees Hall ! Wood Robert ' 1 Woollen Robt. BEAUCHIEF, noted for the re- mains of its ancient Abbey, is an ex- tra-parochial chapelry, in the vale of the Sheaf. 4 miles S. by W. of Shef- field. It has 74 souls, and 780 acres of land, and belongs to Benj. Brough- ton Pegge Burnell, Esq., who resides at the Hall, which stands near the re- mains of the abbey church, in which service is regularly performed by the incumbents of Holme sfi eld and Barlow. The other residents are, Joseph Hop- kinson, scythe and sickle manrr., Hui- cliffe y Robt. Hibbert, Paul Hopkinson, and Jph. Crapper, shoemakers ; Jph. Lomas, gardener ; and Thomas Lees, John Marshall, and Geo. Sampson, farmers. BEIGHTONis a pleasant village, on an aclivity above the Rother, near the North Midland Railway, 7milesE.S.E. of Sheffield. Its parish comprises the two constablewicksof Beighton a ndHacken- thorpe, and the hamlets of Sothal and Birley, and contains 1131 inhabitants and 3070 acres of land, mostly the pro- perty of Earl Manvers, the lord of the manor and patron of the Church, (St. Mary,) which is a vicarage, valued at £312, and enjoyed by the Hon. and 2l 398 VILLAGES IN DERBYSHIRE Rev. Thos. Erskine, M. A. The school has a small endowment for ten free scholars ; and the p jor have about £27 a year from several benefactions. Birley and Birley Vale form a picturesque district, 4| miles S.E. of Sheffield, and comprise a number of scattered houses, a large colliery, a Methodist Chapel, and Birley Spa, where a commodious bath-house was built about four years ago, by a com- pany of proprietors. This building is at the bottom of the vale, and the grounds around it have been tastefully laid out and planted. The water, winch supplies the cold, tepid, warm, and shower baths, has been several centuries in repute for its medicinal virtues, among the neighbouring inha- bitants ; and since the opening of the baths, it has effected several surprising cures, as will be seen hj an advertise- ment at a subsequent page. Hackenthorpe, a village 5 miles S.E. of Sheffield, is noted as one of the chief seats of the sickle manufacture, upwards of 20,000 dozens being made here yearly. BEIGHTON. (Marked 1, reside at Sothal.) Booth Wm. Esq.||Kemp Mr Henry Crookes John, joiner andvict. Oak Dewhirst Emma, school, Hoyle Hs Dickinson Miss Rebecca Erskine Hon. & Rev. Ts.,M.A. vicar Harrison George, gardener 1 Hazlewood Adam, sawyer Jnbb John, maltster, Drake House Mirfm Thomas, vict. Railway Inn 1 Mountain Rev. Thomas, curate Parker Erancis, shovel manfr Pilgrim Wm. gardener Tillotson John Atkinson, schoolmas- ter, registrar, and agent to Farm- ers' Insurance Company Turton Thomas, butcher, maltster, and vict. Cumberland's Head TyeThos. cabinet mkr. & Sml. mason "Waller David, carpet weaver WattsHannah,vict.George|& Dragon Watts Jonathan, blacksmith FARMERS. Bates Geo. 1 Brunt John Cartledge Wm. 1 Cousins Geo. Cox George 1 Dickinson Geo. Greaves Mary 1 Green George Hunt John 1 Parker Ann Potter Henry Potter Peter Potter Thomas Radley Gervase Rowbotham Ths. 1 Skelton Geo. Turner Eliz. Turton Mary Webster John Willmot Wm. Joiners, fyc. * Wheelwgts. also * Crookes John *Dean Wm. Kitching Wm. Lyon Joseph *Swift Mark * Waller Samuel Shoemakers, Carter John Staniforth Wm. Shopkeepers. Ashley Richard Carter John Tailors. Booth Mark Hobson John 1 White Wm. CARRIER. Skelton Geo. to Sheffield, Tues. and Saturday HACKENTHORPE. {Marked * are at Birley.) Booth John. vict. Sportsman *Eadon Geo. bathkeeper, Z&V/ey Spa Eaton Charles, stone mason *Ellis John, bookkeeper Herring John, tailor Jennings John, gent.|| Wood MrsMy. Lowe Lionel Smilter, gent Napier James, agricultural agent *Sheffield Coal Co., coal owners Staniforth Geo. vict. New Inn Staniforth Thomas, sickle, reaping hook, and scythe manfr StaniforthThos. jun. sickie,&c.inanfr Street Benj. blacksmith Beer Houses. Hall James Linley Eliz. FARMERS. •Brammall Edw. Brammall Geo. Carnall John ♦Hobson Edward Inkersalt Mary *HodgkinsonJpb Linley Samuel •Littlewood Sar. Newton James *Plant Samuel Ward Sarah 1 WoodheadGeo. Joiners , 8fc, Littlewood Jj..h. Simpson James Shoemakers. Brammall Thos. RowhothamJohn Whitfield Thos. Sfwpkeepers. Bird Charlotte Booth Thomas Clayton Sarah Hall Sarah WebsterThos.(& druggist) DRON FIELD is a large, ancient village, pleasantly situated in a roman- tic valley, on the Chesterfield road, 6 miles S. of Sheffield ; watered by se- veral springs, and participating largely in the edge tool and scythe and sickle manufactures ; besides which, it has an iron foundry, chemical works, acorn mill, and a few spindle and flyer ma' niifacturers ; and in its vicinity are several coal mines. It had formerly a market, and it has still an annual cattle fair, on April 25th ; a feast, on the nearest Sunday to Midsummer day ; and a hiring for servants on Nov. 3rd. DRONFIELD PARISH. 399 Mrs. Cecil is lady of the manor, but the soil belongs to various owners. The parish comprises the hamlet of Little Barlow, and the townships of Dron- jfield, Coal Aston, Dore, Holmesfield, Totley, and Unstone, which together contain 15,580 acres, and 4583 inhabi- tants, of whom 1986 are in Dronfield. The Church (St. John the Baptist) is a handsome fabric, 132 feet long, and has a spire of the same height. It had for- merly a chantry, which stood on the site of the Green Dragon inn, and was appropriated to Beauchief Abbey. The vicarage, valued at £224, is in the gift of the Crown, and incumbency of the Rev. Wm. Spencer. The Independents and Methodists have each a chapel here. The Free School, founded by Henry Fanshawe, in 1567, (with the letters patent of Queen Elizabeth,) is now free to all the poor of the parish, for instruction in every branch of an English education; and its lands and buildings produce £199 per annum ; of which £130 is paid to the master, and £66 to the usher. The poor parishion- ers have about £50 a year, from eleven benefactions. A COURT OF RE- QUESTS was established by Act of Parliament, in 1839, for the recovery of debts not exceeding £15, owing by persons residing in the parishes, ? ^>* * • »* '••**• •* •'••'».* -'a ■ A-4S S^Oe^ AND DEALER IN g D© MOROCCOS, ROANS, BASILS, CHAMOIS, SEALS, SHEEP, & COLOURED LAMB SKINS, All kinds of French Leathers, &c. &c. mi 9i 9. C-S I (ol BFIL WECK.S, Hi AND jjCv©N OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, IBBIi ®$ And Articles of every Description used in the Manufacturing of Boots & Shoes, TT.tf . FORD; PRINTER. YORK-STREET, SHEFFIELD, PARKER AND LINLEY, 9$, CiBTM-II^EEX, EIEECHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS OF ^ FMS PKNKllIIVSS, SCISSORS, RAZORS, & c . ALSO, AND FILES. ^SaiA ok/wL ouia tJooji vied of cat \2i)e&£tihbuHi/6-. JAMES DRABBLE, MANUFACTUREE OF 1 & ift /SV aft 'sf ra m ' ffi /ft j m iwift AND PALETTE KNIVES, STEELS, &c, SLATER, &c, !©. & JB9. 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N,B -STREET & OTHER GEATBS, ALWAYS ON SAKS, WM, FORD, PRINTER, YORK-STREET, SHEFFIELD, TALL? - BO. FREDERICK FENNEY, Manufacturer of the Celebrated TALLY-HO RAZORS, 13, Smith-Street, Sheffield. These Razors are truly an achievement of MODERN SCIENCE, and from their acknowledged excellence, (private and profession al,^ the Manu- facturer feels confidence in offering them to the Public. Merchants and others may speedily be supplied, from a Stock always on hand, of 8 to 10,000 dozens of Razors, (commonest to the very finest quality) in Black, Bone, Ivory, Tortoise Shell, and Mother o' Pearl Handles. CAUTIOUT !— Observe every genuine Razor is marked thus .— TALLY-EO. ALSO, A LARGS AND VARIED STOCK OF Razor Strops, Razor Cases in Black Paper, Leather, k Hard Wood. BUT Plain and Fancy Patterns to suit the many and various Markets of the World. N.B.— Sole Manufacturer of the Genuine DIAMOND EDGE unpol- ished RAZOR ; made expressly for the LONDON MARKET. TO JOINERS, CUTLERS, AND OTHERS. GENERAL IRONMONGER, AND MANUFACTURER OF FILES, m, ^©OTiKioiTOEnr, iihiefifoiil i©®i& Most respectfully solicits the attention of the Public, to his selection of IRONMONGERY, consisting of finished BIRMINGHAM & SHEFFIELD GOODS, and to his STOCK OF WIRES, METALS, PAPER, SHIELDS, FILES, GLUE, EMERY, CROCUS, ROTTENSTONE, ROSIN, OIL, &C, &C, ADAPTED FOR THE SHEFFIELD MANUFACTURES. ^§teat Wauetu, o| G/NcuEi., Ocituyb, U)c., U)c. tiflF Travellers and Country Buyers Supplied with Cutlery, and all kinds of Sheffield Goods. t MANUFACTURER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF fM£ wy w PALETTE, BUTCHER, AND SHOE KNIVES, SOLLY-STREET, SHEFFIELD. EDWARD SOUTH, No. 117, SHEFFIELD. STEEL CONVERTERS & REFINERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FILES, EDGE TOOLS, SAWS, RAZORS, SCISSORS, PEA-CROFT, SHEFFIELD. (Late Edward Barber,) PEN 5, CHARLES-STREET, 83R3Brara&auD< J. W. WALCH, m Mb °J§Ot;Ut Jmttifc 1X1 MANUFACTURER, COMMERCIAL-STREET, SHEFFIELD. JOHN ALGOE, 105, ELDON-STREET, SHEFFIELD, XAiwiAcmsi §i smei urns, BUTCHERS' KNIVES, COOKS' KNIVES, BREAD KNIVES, PALETTE KNIVES, GLAZIERS' KNIVES, FARRIERS' KNIVES, BUTCHERS' STEELS Putty Knives Stopping Knives Hacking Knives Chipping Knives Plumbers' Shave Hooks . . Plumbers' Chisel Knives . . Weavers' Loom Knives "Weavers' Nippers Weavers' Knives & Nippers Weavers' Burling Irons .... Hat Pickers Cotton Bag Knives ALSO, Curriers' Cutting-outKnives Curriers' Steels Curriers' Turning Steels . . Saddlers' Half-Moon Knives Leather Cutters' Ess. Knives Collar Makers' Knives .... Boot or Peg Knives Bent Heel Knives Flax Dressers' Knives .... Roller Knives Roller Knives, Cranked . . furriers' Pulling Knives . . Russia Shoe Blades Coopers' Knites Joiners' Blades Cabinet Blades ShoeKnives, HollowG round Bent Shoe Knives Joiners' Whittles Vine Knives Basket Makers' Knives Rush Knives Fish Knives and Blades . . Mackerel Knives WALTER WIIRIISOI, MANUFACTURER OF FINE SCISSORS, SHEFFIELD. JOHN AXUtiEXTAGE, PLUMBSR, GLAZIER, &C 3 B fllillllliiSlili MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF MARKS, STAMPS, LETTERS, FIGURES, PUNCHES, BRANDS, &c, &c, 0> S 9 iifi®^ - LANE, NEAR FURNIVAL - STREET, J-Bl (QllQl 5 i€iMI pi i^ipi pi i* NORFOLK -WORKS, SCOTLAND -STREET, SHEFFIELD. AND MANUFACTURER OF NICKEL SILVER, AND ELECTRO PLATED OR NICKEL SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, TEA SETTS, CRUET, LIQUOR, & EGG FRAMES, &C„ &C. ^p 3 Old Plated Goods Repaired and made equal to New. J. AND J. BARKER, JOINERS, BRICKLAYERS, MASONS, BUILDERS, AND CONTRACTORS, SHEFFIELD. IUN® AN® ©@ s» MANUFACTURERS OF TABLE & SPEAR POINT KNIVES Du-ewj, H£L)e$vuhivovi f No.115, SCOXXAMD-SXREiKX, SHEFFIELD TO THE WOMEN OF ENGLAND. No Housekeeper should be without PATENT COMPOSITION, IF©IR ©LiAKUKI© LSDGHB BS.ADES, SPIRAL CUTTERS & CALICO WEBS, Of the best Material and superior Workmanship, g®TT©M ®!S? AR(miNI®EIL= gTB[HT g SHEFFOIIL®. MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF W® PEN & POCKET KNIVES mi© ©PTtiiEY m ®miRM, g BBOOISPISIIVG - MME, GLOSSOP-ROAD, SHEFFIELD. WILSON & SOUTHERN, Manufacturers of TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS, WQTO I^/iKY VAKOETTY ©IF TOyOTQlMKSg Consisting of Ivory in all its qualities, solid White Bone, Black Horn, Self- Coloured Horn, German StagHorn, real Silver, and plated on German Silver, and German Silver not plated, &c. — Also, Consisting of Silver Blades and Handles; Mother o' Pearl, with Silver Blades and Forks ; Ivory Handles, with Silver Blades and Forks ; Agate Handles, with Silver Blades and Forks. Any of the above, with Steel Blades and Forks plated with real Silver ; also German Silver Blades and Forks in any of the above Handles, with Cases of every description to suit them in satin wood, mahogany, rosewood, &c. Also,Makers of BUENOS AYRES DAGGER & HUNTING KNIVES, of every description, with Sheaths to suit them. — Also, MANUFACTURERS OF RAZORS OF SUPERIOR QUALITIES. Gentlemen's Portable Razors, the Mariners' Razor, and Razors made expressly for Barbers' use ; Chinese, Old English, Concave, Frame Back, Patent Hollow Ground, and Prince Albert's Pattern, &c. — Also, Manufacturers of COOK KNIVES, Bread and Kitchen Knives, French Cook Knives, Hortley Cook Knives, Palette Knives, Oyster Knives, Gilders' Knives, Farriers'Knives, Fish Knives, Hack Knives, Curriers' Cutting-out Knives, Boot-heel Knives, Stag Pruners' Knives, and Gardeners' Pruners of every description ; Plumbers' Knives for cutting lead ; Ship Scrapers, Share Hooks, Onion and Root Knives, &c. MANUFACTURERS OF CARVING KNIVES AND FORKS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Have always on hand Carvers with the following heads carved in Ivory, viz: — Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen, Prince Albert, Duke of Wel- lington, Sir Robert Peel, Shakspeare, Byron ; also all kinds of animal heads. Any Likeness correctly carved in Ivory for Carving Knives and Forks. Also, Manufacturers of fine Pen, Pocket, Sportsmens', Desk, Erasing,. Lock and Sneck,and fine Spring Knives of every description. STEEL SCISSORS in the greatest varieties, & of most elegant Workmanship. STEEL REFINERS AND CONVERTERS, And General Dealers in all Articles connected nAlk the Sheffield Trad*. 3 b 2 E ST ABM SHIS B 1»0». ■ j M$m> JOHNSONS 1 MASS&(SENAROQMS Ik & 6$GOAEBE .OOK - DAIE CHINA 61 1:1 WlT E R! S PAT8§©iN]Q§I ilBEE y ©©dhw ©w ^Kir§, 1Q MANUFACTURER OP THE HE AND DEALER IN GLASS, CHINA, & EARTHENWARE, si & es* mjmayb, SHnrpiB&D. This Establishment offers to the inspection of the Public, a large and choice selection of Plain and Cut Glass, China, Dinner, Dessert, Tea, Breakfast, and Chamber Services, Chimney Ornaments, &c. &c. Also, Every Article in Earthenware requisite for the Mansion or the Cottage. Complete Services with Armorial Bearings, Crests, or Initials painted upon each Piece, & Glass made & cut to order, on the shortest notice. " Water is of so constant service, not only for our drinks, but also in preparing of our flesh and bread, that it may justly be said to be the vekicleof all our nourishment: so that whenever it puts on bad qualities,no wonder that, on its passage through the body, these do make suitable impressions there." Dr. Mead. '£ would recommend every family to procure one of these Filtering Machines , as they are to be had at a small expense; and the little trouble necessary to keep it clean is nothing in compari. son with its great utility as a preserver of health. — WhiU law on Inftamation, Sfc, JOSEPH JOHNSON'S FOR THE PURIFYING OF WATER, AT TWELVE SHILLINGS AND UPWARDS. These useful Machines are manufactured on the most improved principle^ and effectually purify rain, river, pond, or spring Water, by [divesting it of all animal, earthy, or vegetable matter, thereby preventing the baneful effects so often produced by the use of impure water. They produce an abundant supply of that most necessary article in the highest state of purity and perfection. They have long been patronised by the Faculty, and are of the utmost importance for the preservation of health. MET1LLI€ WICK mmmamm IN GREAT VARIETY. CHINA LETTERS AND FIGURES, The Favour of a Call would be highly esteemed and duly appreciated. THE A-ONE!! HAT ESTABLISHMENT, 51, MARKET-PLACE, SHEFFIELD. English Silk Hats from 3/9 to 6/3 ; French Hats from 6/6 to 9/6; Velvet Naps at 8/6, 10/6, & 1 2/6. BEMJAMiTlRIICHiiRDS Invites attention to his IMPROVED VELVET NAPP'D HATS, Manufactured in Dublin, by H. KIBERD. And in LONDON, by JAMES BOWLER. They combine all the properties of the Beaver, with the advantages of the French Silk Hat. They are elastic, impervious to Rain, and durable beyond any Hat now in use; Price 12/6, 14/6, and 21/. Agent for BENNET & FIELD'S Celebrated CLOTH AND VELYET CAPS. N.B. Gentlemen's Travelling Caps ; German and English Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Oil Silk, Brazillian Grass Hats, and Leather Hat Cases, in great variety. Manufactured expressly for CARRIAGES LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, to., BY GHARLES BURGIN, QUEEN-STREET, Sheffield. MANUFACTURER OF RAILWAY CARRIAGE AND LOCOMOTIVE SPRINGS, WARRANTED. HUDSON BAY AND RUSSIAN FUR MANUFACTORY, ESTABLISHED AT 69, MARKET-PLACE, OPPOSITE KLNG-ST., SHEFFIELD, September 1st, 1844. Earnestly invites the Ladies of Sheffield and its Vicinity, to an unrestrained inspection of the Largest and most Magnificent Stock of FOREIGN PURS out of LONDON, which are made up in the Best and most Fashionable Style. — T. P. being the only Manufacturing Furrier in Shef- field, can with confidence state the Superiority of his FURS over the mere Vendors ; and this will be obvious to all who honour him with a Call. All Articles sold by him are Warranted of sound and well dressed Skins, and free from the moth, which can only be done by a practical Fur- rier. Last Year, those Ladies who honoured him (his first season,) with their commands, and were unavoidably disappointed, are respectfully informed that he has made new Arrangements for this Season, and has engaged a number of first rate Workmen, which will insure regularity and Dispatch in the execution of any Orders he may be favoured with. m- ENTRANCE TO THE FUR ROOMS, THROUGH THE ROYAL HAT DEPOT, ELfMT •& (GAP BlFAWMHf o THOMAS PHILLIPS, (SUCCESSOR TO S. PHILLIPS, HATTER TO HIS LATE MAJESTY WM. IV.,) 69, MARKET-PLACE, SHEFFIELD, With feelings of gratitude acknowledges the very liberal Support he has receiv- ed since taking to the above Business, and in return begs to assure the Public that the most unremitting exertions on his part shall be used towards every Improvement in that important Article of Dress — the Hat; and in order to insure the approbation of the numerous Patrons of this Establishment, he has made an arrangement with "Melton, Hatter to H. R. H Prince Albert and the Royal Family" 194, Regent-SU, London, for a regular Supply of his Celebrated Cork Velvet Nap Hats, and with many other Houses of distinction in London and Paris, for Supplies of the newest Fash- ions in LADIES' and CHILDRENS' BEAVER BONNETS and HATS, CLOTH and VELVET CAPS, and LADIES' RIDING HATS, GEN- TLEMEN'S HUNTING HATS, SERVANTS' LIVERY HATS, GOLD and SILVER LACE, COCKADES, LEATHER HAT CASES, and every Article connected with the Trade. «T RETAIL, WHOlISAIiJiNDf OR EXPORTATION. PLEASE TO NOTICE THE ADDRESS :— MAMFACTTJRII& FURRIER AM) HATTER, 69, Market- Place, Opposite King-Street, N.B. FURS Cleaned and Altered, by experienced hands, on New and Scientific Principles, quite unknown in the Country. ALL KINDS @P R0MJ !P>mJ!B©!H]A§I® ©W IiK©irilA!K!@i!8> Q BAWAMICLOflON INVALUABLE BLESSING TO THE AFFLICTED WITH BIDAVS CBftllBAlll i'A&SAKIt liflil Has been successfully applied to this distressing Disease for a number of Years, and he can fearlessly assert that in no instance where it has been pro- perly applied, has it failed of producing the most salutary effects, and perma- nent Cures in the greater proportion of Cases, in the short space of two or three days from the first application : in fact, there are instances which can be referred to, of parties suffering from birth with this nainful Deformity, who have been perfectly Cured by the use of one Bottle of this Lotion, after having had recourse to all the approved remedies commonly adopted in such cases. Testimonials, too numerous for the space of an Advertisement of this description, could be given of the efficacy of this Lotion to individuals, who, after having expended pounds on other Lotions, Ointments, &c, have been Cured by the use of this Lotion, in so incredibly short space of time, that, from fear of being charged with egotism, the Publisher hopes that those suffering, will enquire of others who have witnessed its application ; and it may also be justly said of this Lotion, that it not only removes the blemish, but strengthens and invigorates the Sight. 80M> AT THE PROPRIETOR'S, NO. 188, P0RT0BELL0-STREET, SHEFFIELD, In BOTTLES, at 7ffi/ of/late^ ana ^Meet. ©G2 Sv.. Wholesale and Retail FOREIGN AND BRITISH WINE AND SPIRIT ui & r OPPOSITE THE TONTINE HOTEL, | OLD HAYMARKET, SHEFFIELD. i OBSERVE ! At this extensive Establishment, Spirits of the highest legal strength, and Wines of the very choicest quality; and by the full imperial measure, are sold in quantities, however small, upon the same terms as if purchased by the Pipe, Puncheon, Hogshead, or Dozen, namely — AT WH©E.E§A.a,E PBICE8. &> 3 c JOHN BLURTON'S ESTABLISHMENT, (M CASTLE-STREET, SHEFFIELD. M QsT Every description of Printing executed at the above Offices, , vSj with neatness and dispatch, and at LOWER PRICES than any I m other Office in the Town. -^jc^v*— oo DON'T READ THIS INATTENTIVELY. CHEAP PRINTING ESTABLI8HMEIT, OPPOSITE THE TOWN - HALL, | CASTLE-STREET, AM) BOTTOM OF KIM-ST., SHEFFIELD. |3, JOHN BLURTON Returns thanks for the very distinguished Patronage he has received during the last Ten years, and begs to inform the Public that his Business will continue to be conducted upon the same principle as heretofore, viz.: — to execute the best Workmanship at the Lowest Price ; and that no attention shall be wanting to J§ merit a continuance of that large amount of Patronage he possesses- J.B. has made such additional Improvements in his Establish- ment as the progressing state of the times requires -, that portion which fashion had rendered obsolete having made way for more recent inventions. His extensive Offices are replete with every Material calculated to answer the object of his Patrons, from the smallest to the largest possible sizes of Type, &c. (ANY DIMENSIONS,) HAND BILLS, LISTS OF PRICES, PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, CARDS, <6c, AND AT LOWER PRICES THAN ANY OTHER OFFICE. I. SHEPHERD, GENERAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, No. 17, * ♦♦ MAHOGANY, TIMBER, DEALS, IRON, STEEL, IRONMONGERY, &C. ; UPHOLSTERY, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, (PAiPEl !HlANIGOIKlG§ g FHATOI^ig <^©a ^T THE ONLY FEATHER - STOVE IN THE TOWN. India Pale and Common Ale and Porter Brewer, Neepsend. ■Mm sg*##Pi#*ii§i#il€^ FRANCIS COLLEY AND f LEATHER DEALER, mm mm SHEFFIELD. fep MfllUfl WWWWW 1 ^ft**^ f?######€ i^5^W&. H. HOBSON, ^TD AND GINGER BEER MANUFACTURER, MEETING-HOUSE LANE, H. H. in acknowledging the high estimation and extensive Patronage which the Superior Qualities of his Celebrated Beverages have secured to hirn, respectfully informs his Friends that he has now so ENLARGED HIS ESTABLISHMENT AND IMPROVED HIS MACHINERY, AS TO BE ABLE fHo §§toli>tt« ^vtuU$ of jji$ flUflnttfftrtttW AGRICULTURAL AND GENERAL AGENT. OFFICES:— 15, OLD HAYMARKET, AND 3, CORN- EXCHANGE, SHEFFIELD. NITRATE OF SODA, f PHAT-1 m AMMOINIA, | AGRICULTURAL AND ROCK SALT, wpimr BEING STAMPED ON EVERY BAR.- NONE OTHER IS GENUINE. 1 MANUFACTURERS OF TABLE CUTLERY, SAWS, & STEEL ©if mjl mmm v AND GENERAL DEALERS IN HARDWARE, IWimi ISM1ACB* IBS! IBUL corporate mark « non xll." Licensed to Manufacture Jones's Patent Table Cutlery, GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS AT JAMES THEAKER'S LONDON COFFEE HOUSE, No. 102, HAYMARKET, SHEFFIELD. $g= A VARIETY OF LONDON AND COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS. MANUFACTURER OF 42, CHARLOTTE-STREET, JOHN AND JONATHAN BELL, MANUFACTURERS OF DESSERT & FRUIT KNIVES, OTTILE SIEHEFFHIEILIE), AND STOKER COTTAGE, NEAR THE CEMETERY, TAILORING, CLOTHING, <& OUTFITTING COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, ^©^©TGRitrF, SIKIIllFIFOgQJ),, K. IiBVlT AND 8OI8 Return their sincere thanks for the extended patronage they have received since they opened the premises, lately comprising the Post Office and News Room, which are now fitted up on a scale of grandeur and magnificence, unparalleled in any Town in the Kingdom ; and solicit an inspection of their Stock of WEST CF ENGLAND CLOTHS; THE MATERIALS FOR TROUSERS; And recherche Patterns in Vestings. The Economist, as well as the Man of Fashion, is invited to a perusal of the annexed List of Prices, which, on comparison, will be found considerably lower than any other House. For perfection in Fit, and complete adaptation to the Human Frame, R. Levy and Sons flatter themselves that they have succeeded in equalling any Talent in the Kingdom. EVERY READY MADE ARTICLE IS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, from which NO ABATEMENT WILL BE MADE. BESPOKE DEPARTMENT. £ S. D. £ S D. Dress, New Market, or Riding Coats, from 1 4 to 2 13 Frock or Suvtout Coats from 1 8 to 3 Tweed, Buckskin, Cloth, & Fancy Trousers, from 12 to 1 4 BlackDress do from 16 to 1 6 €loth, Cashmere, and Fancy Vests.... from 7 6 to 12 Rich Velvets and Satin do from 10 to 1 10 Suit of Mourning from • 1 15 to 5 5 Shooting Coats from 16 to 1 15 A large stock of Tweed Coats, ready made, from .... 7 Suit of Livery from 2 10 READY MADE DEPARTMENT; £ S. D. £ S. D. Dress, New Market, or Riding Coats from.... 1 to 2 10 Frock or Surtout Coats from 1 2 to 2 12 Black or Drab Cloth Trousers from 7 6 to 1 10 Tweed, Woollen, Substitutes, & Moleskin do from 2 6 to 8 6 Tweed Shooting Jackets from 12 to 1 Black and Drab Cloth do from 18 to 1 8 Black and Fancy Satin Vests from 5 9 to 7 6 Silk Velvet do from 8 6 to 16 Office Coats in various materials from 4 Hussar and Tunic Cloth Suits ....from 15 The largest Stock of Codrington, Chesterfield, D'Orsay, Taglioni, and Pelt's Wrappers ; Kentuckian Jackets, &c, for Over Coats, ever amassed together, ~trKvarious colours, textures, and styles, cut upon the most scientific princi- ples,l&ade to order, from 7s. 6d. to £3. 10s. MOURNING MADE TO ORDER WITH INCREDIBLE EXPEDITION. SCARLET HUNTING COATS, from £3. 3s. LADIES' RIDING HABITS, made in a superior style, from . . £2. Os. HATS From the first Makers in the Kingdom, and at the Manufacturers' Prices. figf Private JEntree, Door below the Shop. Parcels sent (carriage free) within a circuit of twenty miles round Sheffield. RICHARD BRAITHWAIT, FINE SCISSORS, TAILORS' SHEARS, &c, 23, CARR-LANE, Corporate Mark "LUZ" MW&m^ JBMJRMBEJEA.^ MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF AUGERS, &c No. 35, KOCKINGHAM-LANE, (NEAR THE TOP,) BIRL.EY SPA Is distant A\ miles from Sheffield ; 7 from Rotherham ; 6 from Dronfield ; 19 from Don- caster ; 16 from Bakewell ; 4 from Eckington Station ; 14 from Worksop ; and 11 from Chesterfield THE COMMITTEE OF THE ABOVE NAMED Beg respectfully to inform the Public, that it is now completely finished, and fitted up in such a manner as to be ready for the reception of Visitors at any time. They also beg to state, that being determined to accommodate the Public as far as lays in their power, they have made a considerable REDUCTION in the charges for BATHING, particularly in the ANNUAL TICKETS, which they have greatly REDUCED IN PRICE, and for greater convenience to Subscribers, have changed them from Yearly to Half-Yearly Tickets:— thus For One Person, from February 1st to August 1st, 6s. Od. For Two Persons, do. \of the same\ do 10s. Od. For Three or more, do. ( family j do 12s. 6d. And from August First, to February First, the same prices as above. The above Prices give access to all the Baths, except the Marble Bath, for which an extra charge of Three Shillings for each half year will be required. PRICES OF SINGLE BATHS. s. d. Marble Bath, 2 Hot Bath, ..13 s. d. Shower Bath, 9 Lartre Cold Plunging Bath, 6 s. d Ladies' Cold Plunging Bath, 9 Tepid Bath, 9 AN OMNIBUS, FROM THE COMMERCIAL INN, SHEFFIELD, Will run to and from the SPA, twice every day, (Sundays exceptedj and Visitors may confidently rely on every necessary attention being paid them, and may be accommodated with Private Apartments, by applying to the Manager, at the Baths. The Waters having been recently analyzed by that eminent Professor, Mr.WEST,of Leeds, are found to possess properties of a very valuable nature, which accounts for the great re- putation they h i ve been held in for a period of several centuries ; & also for the surprising Cures they hav effected during the short time they have now been Opened to the Public. JOHN WAGSTAFF, AND WRINGING MACHINES OF PECULIAR ELIGIBILITY, AND MANUFACTURER OF aw: 34, DIVISION-STREET, SHEFFIELD. EDWARD DUNKLEY, 41, ORCHARD - STREET, SHEFFIELD, Begs respectfully to return his most sincere Thanks to his Friends and the Public, for the liberal encouragement "he has received for the last five years, during which time he has carried on the above Businesses ; and hopes, by strict attention, and moderate Charges, to merit a continuance of that Support which he has hitherto received. {KMKOTTRNIKTG MADE TO ORDER on the SHORTEST NOTICE. EDWIN BUSSEY, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER. OBSERVE-E. BUSSEY's Furniture, Feather, and Oil Cloth Warehouse, €3" OPPOSITE THE HEW POST OPPICE. B t Wmk AND CHOP AND STEAK HOUSE, SHEFFIELD. *Hf Good Accommodation for Commercial Gentlemen and Private Families ••• LONDON, DAILY, AND PROVINCIAL NEWSPAPERS. DEACON, WADE, & CO., White-Horse Inn, Cripple-Gate, London, AND PURNIVAL-ST,, EYRE-ST., Sheffield, DAILY RAILWAY, VAN, & WAGGON ^.asa D., W., & Co. gratefully acknowledge the distinguished support they have received for so many years, and trust, by continuing to adhere to their well- known Punctuality and strict Attention to all orders entrusted to them, they shall receive a Continuance of the same, with such further Increase as their Exertions may deserve, DEACON, WADE, AND GO.'S WAREHOUSES- IN LONDON- NOTTINGHAM, Milton street WhiteHorseInn,Cripplegate,Londou;i ST. IVES, Warehouse Old White Horse, Cellar, Piccadilly ; j STAMFORD, Warehouse Boar & Castle, Oxford street ; j BRISTOL, Bell yard, Thomas street 136, London, Wall, No. 7, Wharf, Paddington Railway Station, Cam- den Town. BRADFORD, Tyrrell Square HALIFAX, near Shambles „ HUDDERSFIELD, Rosemary lane LEEDS, Wine street „ NORWICH, 73, St. Giles street BURY ST. EDMUND'S, 2, Wells st CAMBRIDGE, Wheeler street GODMANCHESTER, Warehouse LEICESTER, Humberstone gate LYNN, NEWARK, &c. WAKEFIELD, West gate YORK, Swine gate HULL, Jackson's Warehoue, 2, Rail- way Station Goods forwarded beyond Deacon, Wade, ;ss* REPAIRS AND REPLATING. GEORGE HODGSON, H!f$$ fi mm mi aiao mm mmm FOR STEEL MELTERS, CHARCOAL BLACKING & COAL DUST FOR IRON FOUNDERS, AID JIAIUFACTUKEIl OF -OBDBDh- EMERY, DD1IBM MAGIC RAZOR STROP ^3 AGRICULTURAL COMPOST, AND i.^iei Sfnr ^ 1 vdfpQ WALK-MILL, 12 O'CLOCK, SHEFFIELD. G. H. is the sole Manufacturer of the newly invented Compost for Tillage, which stands unrivalled as a rich con- centrated fertilizer of the soil. house-no. 144, harvest-lane CORPORATE MARK. GO OS w f5 w UJ DEFIANCE I CHARLES PITTS, MANUFACTURER OF p i if w n j : ■ A ML m j£kk)gk.MM*m mm. m& i TABLE, SHOE, BUTCHERS', and COOKS' KNIVES, &c. ; AND f 1111 1 mm m No. 7, CHES TER ■ STREET, SHEFFIELD. The above Corporate Mark was granted by the Company of Cutlers. FIREWORKS. PYROTECHNIC ARTIST, Patronized by Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria* His Royal Highness Prince Albert, and several of the most distinguished Nobility, KELVIN -GROVE HOTEL, INFIRMARY- ROAD, SHEFFIELD. Every Description of Fireworks, with the most modern Improvements in Colour and Device, for Fetes, Public Exhibitions, or Private Rejoicings, with personal attendance, if required, without any additional charge. Dealers, Schools, and Private Parties, supplied on the most Reasonable Terms, and every Article warranted perfectly safe. Kelvin-Grove, Promenade Garden, Gymnasium, and Archery Ground, is Open Daily, and will be found replete with all the various Apparatus for Agile and Athletic Exercises, so strongly recommended by the Faculty, for promoting Health and Manly Vigour. TheADMiRERs of Sylvan Sports, may be furnished with Bows, Arrows and Target, of the best Material and Construction.— Situated within 20 minutes easy walk of the Parish Church, vet possessing all the advantages of the remote country, KELVIN GROVE will be found peculiarly adapted for Festive and Recreative Parties. The House is large and commodious, having various rooms fronting the Grove, capable of accommodating several hundred persons. The WINKS, SPIRITS, and other Refreshments, will be found of the first Quality, and at strictly moderate Charges. MARK. JOSEPH ELLIS, fflSift wAWBI SPRING - STREET, iaif^iiiB MANUFACTURER OF SURGICAL & VETERINARY INSTRUMENTS, tut IF = [UNMiKSTOM®. SMSSBflA APPABATys, TRUSSES. *mM P mwi '«» WM Complete Sets of Instruments for Naval and Military Surgeons, LANCETS QF SUPERIOR QUALITY, And every other Instrument and Apparatus used by Physicians, Surgeons, and Apothecaries. 3 d 2 JOHN PITT, 'iMMMM § Ml M WW Illlltll * AND AGENT TO THE BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY; "WHOLESALE DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF POLISHED, SILVERED, S S€tKWH§ & §[PG5flKl©§ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. J. W. has always a Stock of Trusses on hand, from which any parson can be fitted at a moments warning. IMPORTANT TO ALL HOUSEKEEPERS THAT ADMIRE SPLENDID FURNITURE. mwmwmmmvmmmmmm® m as >CX >CX Kg >o< o< :o< HIRST S PATENT POLISHING dc CLEANSING STANDS QUITE UNRIVALLED, FOR *f A13IIG All POLISH! ALL KINDS OF CABINET AND FRENCH POLISHED FURNITURE, Papier Mache Goods, Carriage Bodies, Oil Cloths, Table Covers, &c. The pre-eminence of this invaluable Preparation, above all others, is daily increasing in the estimation of all Housekeepers throughout the length and breadth of the Island. Its qualities does not consist in its high Polishing properties only, but, unlike all other preparations, it leaves no dirt or grease upon any article to which it may be applied, but imparts a splendid smooth glass-like appearance, which is produced by half the usual labour, and which is not liable to be marked by hot plates, glasses, or the prints of the hands, &c. &c. Sold Retail, in Half Pint Bottles, at Is.; and in Pint Bottles at 2s. each, By most respectable Ironmongers, Grocers, Chemists, Upholsterers, &c, &c, in Town and Country ; and Wholesale and for Exportation at the GLOSSOP-ROAD, SHEFFIELD. |§gp N.B, — A Liberal Allowance to all Dealers. B ds 1ETAL MANUFACTORY EBENEZER STAGEY, (NEPHEW AND SUCCESSOR TO THE LATE JOHN V1CKERS,) HAKKyFAeYTOEl ©IF ALL K0K1IM ©IF TEA AND COFFEE POTS, PERCOLATORS, &C. &C M B DISH COVERS, COMMUNION SERVICES, ' BRITANNIA -PLACE, 40, GARDEN -STREET, JOHN VALLEY, SHELL, IVORY, HORN, BUFFALO, AND HOOF COMB MANUFACTURER, No. 141, MTlRIITs, ©HlilFIFQIlkEk JONES A CO., PATENT TABLE KNIFE MAM WWAQTWmm M 9 WESTFIELD-TERRACE, SHEFFIELD. JONES & CO. respectfully inform the Manufacturers & Merchants that they can be supplied with the PATENT IN THE ROUGH, Ready Shaped for the Grinder, marked with their Names, or the Names of their Customers ; — thus giving them the advantages of participating equally in the profits of the Patent right. f&^ A liberal Discount allowed to large Purchasers. CASH ON B22LIVER-ST- I. J. GOODWIN, GROCER and CORN FACTOR, 1®TTT®IK1 ©IP WIST=©ATEj ROTH II MM.l.U. G. TUMMON'S, MAHOGANY, HARDWOOD, VENEER, AND DEAL NORRISFIELD, SHEFFIELD. PRICES; Mahogany of all Descriptions One Penny per Superficial Foot, Hardwoods Do. Do. Three Half-pence Do. Do. Mahogany and Coach Pannel Boards, |, 3-|, J, 5|, §, | Six Shillings per 100 Feet. gg° NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CURLS. JONATHAN CROOKES & SON, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF FEN, POCKET, AND SPORTING 3 No. 89, ELDON - STREET, NEAR THE WASHINGTON WORKS, smmwwmiMa OBSERVE, — All Cutlery Goods made by fhera have on them their Corporate Mark — a Heart and a Pistol, COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, SHEFFIELD. ©TOOK ©W TBM COURSE OF INSTRUCTION, PURSUED IN MR. B. S. BOOTH'S ACADEMY, FOR A LIMITED NUMBER OF PUPILS. READING and RECITATION. WRITING, Plain and Commercial. the shortest and simplest methods. To this brineW v^f2- v% & especially invites the attention of Parents who whhfhet- s^ns to beonallfle^i Z2EEF p,,rsuits; he haTiQg made * is M > *- -B -S5£ ^?iS s^isftrjsrw art f terrogative system is employed. P es tile m ' GEOGRAPHY and the OUTLINES of ASTI?n\ T nuv + w i f vely and mathematieal.y, and mLatflSSS^Wa^^ ^^^^n^J&'V'^ * attenti0Q in the instructions „iven , and MORALITY is strictly enjoined both by precept and example ^Jtmr^s::::::;::;:;;;;--,^- Wo extra Charge except for Stationery. 0" ^ Quartet** Notice previously to the removal of a Pupil. e r) <^ fllES.st IB 2**^ ©CIS &c. 7 — < ^/ C/ *^i\^v^ - (t~^ ^irlamtfacturri* Imj ,p, -v?lC H JL4 en ^ Minn idatld IYabd ase ^ ">a THIS CORPORATE MARK WAS ) W Sfr \ GRANTED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. ■ ^m^i ^zD^ ^ ^&, AT THE SHEFFIELD GENERAL CEMETERY ECCLESALL ROAD. & £. s. A single Interment— Children under six years of age .... 4 Do. do. from six years and" upwards 6 A single Interment, with an Inscription of name, age, and } ■, q time of decease, on stone 5 Interment of a still born child 1 Land for a private Grave, Tarring? r ., , A nl -, in price according to situation H L 10s ' 0d " & *P™' ds - For sinking the same nine feet, including all expenses of the) q first Interment 3 For each future Interment therein An extra charge will be made for depths below nine feet 17 6 14 6 A private Vault, or Crypt, for a single Interment 5 A familv Vault, varving according ? r ., A n me i to size and situation" ?£ £10. Os. Od. & upwards. For the first Interment in a Vault . ~ For each subsequent Interment therein 1 Extra charge for Interments before one o'clock in the day, This Cemetery has heretofore been held under a Deed of Settle- ment, enrolled in Chancery; but the Company are applying to the Legislature for an Act of Inc 017) oration, by which means a large plot of land will be added to the present Cemetery, and consecrated. The Directors have made arrangements, that an Interment may take place in a private Grave, upon payment of the charge for burial, allowing one year for the purchase of the Grave, by payment in two instalments. The Grave will be considered the property of the family during that year, and will become inalienably theirs upon the payment of the purchase money in the appointed time. The charge for bmying in a private Grave, in one portion of the Cemetery,has been reduced to Seven Shillings, including all expenses- Grave and Vault Stones are furnished by the Directors at Moderate Charges. Any further partioulars may be known on application at the Ceme- tery, where orders may be received every day of the week, (Sunday excepted) at the Registrar's Office ; or by the Sexton ; or at Mr. J. Innocent's, Campo Lane, and Mr. B. Skidmore's, New Haymarket. H? K ■ PffP c O "B ft "3 cg IP ?<;« 2 5 =:fc>^ So«S ft (t ft 3' 2" ft- BpBg 2 a — Q* Q" H IW 19 a-iSS" •-s ft <H3 ft ^ W ►« -5 ^ o oc £- * 5*2 " ►1 o ""* 511 Ss" " S C r» --2 S3 o> ft p C^ S* . . ft E*a H =2™ rr- |-# I® 1 |9 1 " 3 «§ if 03 3 3 S! S-e-3 3^£.g wg.g o ^=3 ft ET ~- 5 ft «» 3 Doz. & Bottle. Pure Pale Champagne Brandy, Vintage 1836... 36s. 75s. 6s.6d. Hennessy & Martel's finest Cognac 32s. 64s. 5s.6d. Finest Jamaica Bum, from the estates of > Messrs. Wedderburn, 3 years in Bond ... 3 London Gin, of the first quality from 8s. to 12s. per Gallon. Scotch Whiskey, first quality 18s 3s.2d. Good do. do 16s 2s.9d. Irish do. best quality 13s.6d 2s.3d. Betts' Patent Brandy 16s. Fine old Bottled Port Wine from 30s. to 60s. per Dozen. Fine Pale and Brown Sherry do. do. Port & Sherry in the Wood, of superior quality, 15s» Red and White Cape 9s ls«8d. Sole Agents for Kixahan's Celebrated? M a - , TT _J^. , C 21s. 42s. 3s.6d. LL Whiskey 3 BRITISH WINES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Entrance to the Counting Home and Wholesale Department* is the first door in Market-Street. ALL PACKAGES CHARGED, AND ALLOWED FOR WHEN RETURNED. x$$& .AfiBffl Pfii^mG WILLIAM F©SD 3 BOOKBINDER, AND STATIONER, m (B 9 Y(0)1K« STREET, XX SHEFFIELD, yx Having recently made considerable additions to his Office, by XX the purchase of New Types, and the whole of the Stock of the Cy late Me. H. Copley, respectfully informs his Friends and the W Public, that he can now execute, with neatness and despatch, and )>X on as Reasonable Terms as any Office in the Town, ALL SORTS OF PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL BOOK WORK, PAMPHLETS, POSTING BILLS, HAND BILLS, CIRCULARS, \ *T f CLUB RULES, BILL HEADS, LISTS OF PRICES, In Black or Coloured Ink, or in Gold or Bronze. W. F.'s Stock of Plain and Ornamental Types embraces m every variety of modem improvements, as will be seen in the jjj! Advertisements of this Volume, all of which were printed by him. w £838333333883383838888S3338383S3S3$ HUIT * CO., CARRIERS, AND RAILWAY STATION, SHEFFIELD, FORWARD GOODS DAILY TO ALL PARTS OF THE KINGDOM HUNT AND CO. have their own Establishments in the follow- ing places, unconnected with any other Carrier. Goods consigned as under, will be punctually attended to. LONDON WAREHOUSES, No. 13, Aldersgate Street, (lale Jolly's Warehouse ;) and Railway Station, Camden Town. RECEIVING OFFICES At Moore's, Old Green Man and Still, 122, Oxford Street; The Fea- thers, 336, Oxford Street ; Old White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly ; White Bear, 22, Piccadilly ; and Bull and Mouth, Regent Circus, Piccadilly. LIVERPOOL, Railway Station, 63, Wapping. MANCHESTER, Railway Station, Oldham Road. BIRMINGHAM, Midland Railway Station. DERBY, Railway Station. LEICESTER, Railway Station. NOTTINGHAM, Railway Station. NEWARK, Lombard Street. GRANTHAM, High Street. STAMFORD, St. Mary's Hill. PETERBOROUGH, Boat Inn. CAMBRIDGE, Castle Inn, St. Andrew Street, PERSEVERANCE WORKS, SHEFFIELD; AND 5, PORTLAND-BUILDINGS, MANCHESTER, HORNER BROTHERS AND CO., MM AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. MANUFACTURERS OF STAMPS, MIS, FMES 9 BEDS & PUNCHES ; All Kinds of Silversmiths', Saw Makers', and Tinmens' ^<&& AID FORCE HYDRAULIC AND LARGE SCREW PRESSES, SCREW JACKS, ©MMIS' PldfiLTIBS&MIIESs IRON PALISADING, HEAVY AND LIGHT SMITH WORK ; TURNING, BORING, &C. «° REPAIRS Punctually Attended to. Agents for WITHAM's PATENT §■ Improved STEAM ENGINE, —for Particulars of which, see Prospectus at the above Work*. LEEDS & YORKSHIRE FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Established 1824. — Capital, One Million. Trustees,-CHRISTOPHER BECKETT, Esq., and JOHN GOTT, Esq. Barkers,— Messrs. BECKETT & Co., and Messrs. WM. WMS. BROWN "& Co, Solicitor,— R.E.PAYNE, Esq., n Medical Officer,— T. P. TE ALE, Esq. DIRECTORS,— Joseph Mason Tennant Esq., Chairman, Edward Baines, Esq. Charles Barr, Esq. Robert Beverley, Esq. Samuel J. Birchall, Esq. George Bischoff, Esq. Matthew BIoome,Esq. Richard, Bramley,Esq. Thomas Clapham, Esq. John Cooper, Esq. Christopher Dove, Esq. Richard Driver, Esq, Edward Grace, Esq. John HeatoTi, Esq., Park-sq. John H. Hill, Esq. John Kendell, Esq. Samuel Leathley, Esq. PISE IMTSTJII&.NCE. Charles G. Maclea, Esq, David William Nell, Es^, Thomas B. Pease, Esq. Edward Rooke, Esq. Thomas Skelton, Esq, Henry Smith, Esq. Robert White, Esq, ANNUAL PREMIUMS on the ordinary Classes of Fire Insurance. 8. d. Common or First Class Insurances 1 6 per Cent . Hazardous or Second Class Insurances 2 6 do. Doubly Hazardous or Third Class Insurances 4 6 da Farming Stock in One Sum, without the Average Clause ,. 3 do. Mills and other Special Insurances at Rates proportioned to the Estimated Risk. The Assured in this Office are allowed a present Discount of Five per Cent, on the Amount of all their Premiums of Fire Insurance LIFE mS7JHAK"CE. The object of first importance in Life Insurance is ultimate Security for the Assured, which is most amply provided for by this Company in its large subscribed Capital; and in order to meet the views of different individuals, Insurers for the whole of Life have the option of two different Rates of Premium. By Insuring according to one of these Rates, they become entitled to a Bonus every Seven Years, to the extent of Three-fifths of the Profits of the Life Department. While, for those Persons whose object is to Insure a fixed sura at the lowest possible cost, a reduced Scale of Premiums has been prepared. Third Septennial Declaration of Bonds. A Bonus of Twenty per Cent, has been declared on the Premiums paidon Bonus Policies during the Seven Years ending December '31st, 1844. This Bonus is applied either by nay of addition to the Sum Insured, or in reduction of the future Annual Premiums, according to the option of the Assured. When added to the Sum Insured, it amounts on an average of the different ages to Thirty -four per Cent, on the Premiums paid. The following Extract from the Company's Tables shows the Annual Premium re- quired for Insuring the Sum of £100 upon the Life of a healthy Person, for the following Ages and Periods: — For One For Seven PREMIUMS FOR WHOLE LIFE. Age. Year Years. W T ith Bonus. Without Bonus. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. 20 1 1 11 14 1 19 8 1 15 9 95 14 5 1 4 10 2 4 1 19 8 30 1 4 10 1 5 11 2 9 5 2 4 7 35 17 2 18 6 2 16 7 2 11 2 40 I 9 10 1 12 4 3 5 7 2 19 5 45 1 13 7 1 18 8 3 17 3 9 11 •50 1 19 10 2 6 6 4 11 4 4 3 3 Premiums may be paid Half-yearly or Quarterly, instead of Annually, at a proportionate Rate Prospectuses, both in Fire and Life, with Tables of Premiums, maybe had on Appli- cation at the Office in Leeds; or of any of the Company's Agents. By Order of the Directors, Offices, Commercial Buildings, Leeds: WM. LISTER, Secretary AGENTS.— Sheffield, Messrs. Parker & Smith; Rothebham, Mr. Thomas Badger ; Barns ley, Mr. Thomas Dale. SOHO FOUNDRY & ENGINE WORKS, NEAR THE MANCHESTER STATION, DAVY BROTHERS ENGINEERS, v IRON & BRASS FOUNDERS; MANUFACTURERS OF LOCOMOTIVE, HIGH PRESSURE, AND CONDENSING ENGINES, ON THE MOST IMPROVED PRINCIPLES. ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF liiiiillilllil TOOLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, SAW MILLS, PRESS SCREWS, puma® &aiL38» a fe DAVY BROTHERS having extensive Slide Lathes, Boring and Plaining Machines, and all other necessary Tools for manu- facturing the ahove, assure the Public that they are enahled to execute Orders in the most expeditious and best manner possible. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, SHEFFIELD. COUNTING HOUSE, AND ENTRANCE FOR PRIVATE TRADE, NEXT DOOR TO MR. WATERFALLS, CONFECTIONER. LONDON GIN, of the highest legal strength .... 1 2s and 13s per gal. Do. do. Second Quality ]Os do. Do. do. Third do 8s do' HIGHLAND MALT WHISKEY, small still, overproof . ... 20s do*. Do - do. do. No. 2 Quality ]6s do. This Article is selected by a competent Judge on the spot, with full power to buv at any time when the Market offers anything very choice; consequently it is not subieet to the variation of quality and flavour, which is so often the case in the Trade, keeping at all times his Stock well supplied in Bond. ^f*«5 <" FTNE OLD JAMAICA RUM. proof lfo ner eal BETTS' PATENT WINE BRANDY 16s do FINE OLD COGNAC do 32s to 36s do' PORT WINE, Vintage 1836 Crusted, Bottled in Oporto . . 42s per doz. Do. do. of a fine full flavour S6s do. Do. do. do, .>. 30 S do IN THE WOOD, very choice l&pereal r«5 R ^S? andBn,WI1 36sto42sp P e"d g oz: CAPE WINE 18 / do MARSALA, an excellent Dinner Wine ofc a^ BRITISH WINES, in great variety '////. i 3s do*. HOME BREW'D ALE, in small Casks, for Private Families. RE ID & Co.'s MILD AND BROWN STOUT LONDON PORTER in Casks of 1§ Gallons, and in Bottles, quarts, 6s. per doz. ; pints, 3s. 6d.,' do. PALE ALE, as prepared for India, in Casks of 18 Gallons, Is. 9d. per gal. ; in Bottles, 6s. 6d. per doz.; and in pints, 3s. 6d. per doz. » Jf h !fi Pa / tiCUla . r J ind ? f A,e differs ^ reatl y from the common Malt Liquors. It is more ln£ nfl f «P en ted, and approaches nearly the character of a dry Win?; it has the Heht ft*' combined with the fragrance and subdued bitter of the most delicate Hop! That it is wholesome m an eminent degree, is proved by its being drunk as the common t,TI a ?K in Ir L dia ' ^ here ' from the nature of ^e climate, nothinf which is not Sly 4ibe his a Al^ "l U intuaT SSI? ° f ^l ?"«*«»»• Many * f the Faculty also prZ i to Tweaklv npr^n« ni ' DR ; P ?? U T' m hlS WOrk on Diet ' &e " expressly recommends , n nnt a h Jt P T 0DS ' ° n aCC0 " nt °J lts dr y ness , its mild Tonic properties, and because it is not liable to turn ascescent on the stomach, as other Malt Liquors are Every Article enumerated sold in the smallest quantity, on the above lerms, of precisely the same quality and strength, as if bought in the largest parcels,— J. S. being anxious to supply the small Consumers as well as the largest. ALL BOTTLES CHARGED COST PRICE, AND ALLOWED FOR WHEN RETURNED. 3 e ROBERT DRURY & CO., FOREIGN cfc FANCY TOOL MANUFACTURERS, IMPROVED ^iii@f wmmm wmAmwB® MILL AND PIT SAW SETS, SHINGLE HATCHETS, BASKET SHAVES, TIMBER SCRIBES, SASH CRAMPS, &C. OF THE MOST APPROVED CONSTRUCTION. TURNEf^a LATHES, SCREW STOCKS, SUFFOLK - ROAD, AND NO. 6, LEAD MILL ROAD, SHEFFIELD. (LATE WITH MR. HAGUE,) GILDER, &C, SAMUEL PLANT, DEALER IN DEALS, LATHS, HARD WOODS, &C, &C, CROFTS MW-MILLi SHEFFIELD. N.B. Carriage Paid from the Yard to any part of the Town. I a»f STONE MERCHANT, QUARRIES OF WSBOBOEBBBSBam AT CLAY WOOD AND ARBORTHORNE, SUITABLE AND FOR CURBSTONES, PLODDERS, PITCHING STONE, &c. &c. CHAPEL - WALK, SHEFFIELD, IAS 9XSS31. WHillSSiSlIg LOCKSMITH, BELL-HANGER, Doors and Windows Lined with Sheet Iron on the most Reasonable Terms, COUNTRY ORDERS ATTENDED TO. dfctf^i % RAZOR MANUFACTURER, DEALER IN MSVAU, wiss f wbbbuiBv &c, No. 2, BOW-STREET, SHEFFIELD. HENRY DODGSON, «a !• OF VERY SUPERIOR & HIGHLY FINISHED TEA & OOFFEE POTS, WITH IMPROVED ANTI-CALORIC HANDLES. ALSO, UW:£n&i£<*3?* ^^^6^^'K ^^^'-(rf^gSaS" $,£> COFFEE PERCOLATORS, CANDLESTICKS, INKSTANDS, &c ; And Dealers in BRITISH PLATE SPOONS, FORKS, DRLTRY, SMITH AND SWALLOW, $ GLAZIERS, & PAINTERS; DEALERS IN m PilEKI SHEET. FLUTED & COLOURED GLASS, illlf 1141, PIPESPUMPSBATHS, ZINC IN SHEETS, SPOUTS, & PIPES ; HOUSE AND DECORATIVE Imitation of Woods and Marbles, in the first Style, M SSKXTIQI oSW 15! SHEFFIELD, IMS AND POSTING HOUSES VALUED BY WoCo'BEY, APP1M8E1R, 78, NORFOLK-STREET, SHEFFIELD. White Swan, Ferrybridge ; White Hart, Retford; White Hart, Gainsbro'; Red Lion, Tuxford; Crown Inn, Bawtry; Crown Inn, Rotherham; Hop Pole, Ollerton ; Bowling Green Tavern; Hen and Chickens Inn; Exchange Hotel; Rein Deer Inn; Stag Inn, Peacroft; Neepsend Tavern; Barley Mow; Coach and Horses; Rutland Arms ; and a number of other Inns in Sheffield. Black Horse Inn, Hull; and nearly all the Inns and Posting Houses in Doncaster and the Vicinity, — have been valued by W. C. DEY. MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF BRITANNIA METAL GOODS, Manufacturer of PEAKL AND POLISHED STEEL ARTICLES, BOOT HOOKS, BUTTON HOOKS, NAIL FILES, TWEEZERS, CORK SCREWS, STILETTOES, &C. Also, Articles for AND GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING CASES, 9, MOOR-STREET, TUDOR - STREET, SHEFFIELD MOOR. 12, FARGATE, SHEFFIELD. rm wr*\ M m U & m K ft m mm as, g FISHMONGER & POULTERER, LICENSED TO DEAL IN GAME, RABBITS, WILD FOWL, &C. &C, ^i^S^ Per Barrel, or otherwise, every day during the Season. SEA FISH from the LONDON MARKETS every Morning. Country Orders punctually attended to. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, REPAIRED 01 THE SHORTEST NOTICE, BY ~i?i 4c% iosH m NO. 38, KING-STREET, SHEFFIELD. COURT No. 60, PINSTONE -STREET, SHEFFIELD, MANUFACTURER OF 2/&ctzc^ Hcateb, cm^o^, xPottaSte SDeaJU, KNIFE CASES, PLATE CHESTS, PATTERN CARDS, &C. &G 106 & 108, FARGATE, SHEFFIELD, PLU1BER,GLAZIER,&PAINTER, DEALER IN Sheet and Pig Lead, Lead Piping, Sheet and Perforated Zinc, Gas Piping, mum® & mmxn mm* mm* SHEET, CYLINDER, & GROWN GLASS, MOSAIC & STAINED GLASS Of all Colours, or to Designs given ; AND Every Description of PLUMBERS' WORK on the best Principles; Of every description, on the most reasonable Terms ; AND DECOB1TITE PAIMTINO, INCLUDING GRAINING AND MARBLING, In the first Stvle and with the best Material. AGENT TO THE THAMES PLATE GLASS COMPANY ; And for the Sale of KENNEDY'S PORCELAIN PROJECTING LETTERS. ROBERTS & SLATER, FURNIVAL WORKS, SHEFFIELD, MANUFACTURERS OF SILVER & SILVER PLATED GOODS, PLATED 01N T BRITISH PLATE, wmw KKnrx8 9 TABU cot%iey, SPOONS, PORKS, &c, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. ALSO, PLATERS BY THE PATENT MAGNETO PROCESS. DAVID KAY COFFEE ROASTER, AID TOBACCONIST, I HOME-FED BACON, AND CUMBERLAND HAM FACTOR; DEALER IN BRITISH WINES, & FOREIGN CIGARS, &C, 239, GliOSSOP-RO AD , Top of Hanover-Street, Sheffield. Coffees Fresh Boasted twice every Week. Foreign Fruits, Spices, fyc. SH IMPORTER OF CHAMPAIGN VINEGAR, Nothing brings on Nervous Debility, premature oia a — and Shortens Human tdfc, more than'ofseaseTof the CW. Is one of the most important and useful Modern Discoveries for Coughs, Asthma, Hoarseness, Influenza, Grinders' A^nmlcroun Hoop.ng Cough Indigestion, Palpitation of e He« Spinal and Rheumafe Affections of tl/joints, Local Pains 'ant at Diseases of the Chest. a^S|eE=1i^^nfc& eX to^^ Voir 7 fnf " **"?■ d f ^ *° ^^tSpro^the T^e'Sftite IZL I y ■"* P artlcnla ri? recommended to be worn during the Vm^r "The trees drop Balsam, and on all the boughs Health sits, and makes it sovereign as it flows." SOLD WHOLESALE, BY THE PROPRIETORS ROB? KOPER and SON, BROAD-STREET, SHEFFIELD PARK • fY. 6 "** R^ CLAY & r° NS ' 95 ' Farr higdon- S treet ; and Messrs. B. Yate, * Co., 2o, Budse-row, Cannon-street, Lokpo.v ; and Retail, by the prmdp* , _. „ Patent Me dicme Venders in the United JKingdom, P In Tin Cases, containing four Full-sized Plasters 4« flH • t ..„„ • j single, Klld.; Smallfize, for Child'enf ^"eact duty bS£* ^ ^°" As a protection against imitation, observe the following CA ffi s K£^ 8!k for RoPER ' s R °™ B -» p — the proprietor's fac - simile printed on the back, thus— PRINTED BY WILLIAM FORD, YORK -STRE ET, SHEFFIELD