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PILKINGTON. 47 JOINERS & BUILDERS. Briggs Robert, Moss lane Cooke Joseph, Besses o'th' barn Jackson Geo., Four-lane-ends Eidings Joseph, Stand lane Snape John, Besses Thornley Thomas, Stand lane LINEN & WOOLLEN DRAPERS; Cooper James, Stand lane Farrar Stuart, Besses Greenhalgh John, Radcliffe bridge Hardman John, Chapelfield Holt Elizabeth, Stand lane Lees Henry, Unsworth Mather John, Whitefield Taylor Nancy, Besses Taylor Samuel, Chapelfield Walker Henry, Radcliffe bridge Walker John, Stand lane MANUFACTURERS. (See also Cotton Spinners, &c.) Alien Walker, (gingham,) Stand lane, and Wigan Aspinall Joseph, (drills, nankeens, &c.,) Lower Lily hill Barlow Wm., (smallwares) Stand la Buckley James, (checks,) Albion mill, Chapelfield Davis Wm., (drills,) Chapelfield Entwisle John, (gingham,,) Chapel field and 3 New Cannon st, Manr Farrar Jas., (gingham,) Stand lane, and 25 Cannon St., Manchester Farrar Saml., (nankeen,) Chapelfld Hilton Henry, (smallwares) Hard- mans green Pickstones Samuel, (nankeen,) Stand lane Eichardson Wm. & Sons, (drills, &c.,) Whitefield, and 4 Mill street, Manchester Taylor Joseph, (nankeen,) Stand lane, and 1 Duke st, Manchester Taylor Wm. Henry, (gingham,) Chapelfield MILLINERS & DRESS MAKERS. Berry Mary, Chapelfield Bramley Ann, Hollins mount HampsonLeah& Rachel, Stand lane Smith Jane, Chapelfield PAINTERS & PLASTERERS. Brooks Samuel, Stand lane Ogden Samuel, Whitefield Scholes John, Besses o'th' barn PLUMBERS & GLAZIERS. Lancaster Joseph, Stand lane Varley Robert, Besses o'th' barn SADDLERS. Hall Tenant, Besses o'th' barn Leigh Edward, Whitefield Eichards William, Stand lane RAG & WASTE DEALERS. Jones John, Whitefield Walker Hy. (&paper) Radeliffebrg SHOPKEEPERS & DEALERS IN GROCERIES & SUNDRIES. Barlow John, Higher lane Bentley John, Stand lane Bleakley Simeon, Besses o'th' barn Booth Major, Radcliffe bridge Bradshaw John, Whitefield Broadley John, Stand lane Burton Thomas, Higher lane Coe Mary Ann, Stand lane Dawson Nancy, Four-lane-ends Eckersall John, Higher lane Fagg Ann, Four-lane-ends Farrar Nancy, Higher lane Greenhalgh John, Radcliffe bridge Grundy Isaac, Ringley brow Hallows James, Outwood gate Hallows William, Sheep hey Haworth Ann, Higher lane Healey Jeremiah, Stand lane Heywood Betsy, Besses o'th' barn Hill Hall, Whitefield Hilton Richard, Whitefield Hilton Thomas, Unsworth Hilton Samuel, Unsworth

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JOINERS & BUILDERS.Briggs Robert, Moss lane Cooke Joseph, Besses o'th' barn Jackson Geo., Four-lane-ends Eidings Joseph, Stand lane Snape John, Besses Thornley Thomas, Stand lane

LINEN & WOOLLEN DRAPERS;Cooper James, Stand lane Farrar Stuart, Besses Greenhalgh John, Radcliffe bridge Hardman John, Chapelfield Holt Elizabeth, Stand lane Lees Henry, Unsworth Mather John, Whitefield Taylor Nancy, Besses Taylor Samuel, Chapelfield Walker Henry, Radcliffe bridge Walker John, Stand lane

MANUFACTURERS.(See also Cotton Spinners, &c.)

Alien Walker, (gingham,) Stand lane, and Wigan

Aspinall Joseph, (drills, nankeens, &c.,) Lower Lily hill

Barlow Wm., (smallwares) Stand laBuckley James, (checks,) Albion

mill, ChapelfieldDavis Wm., (drills,) ChapelfieldEntwisle John, (gingham,,) Chapel­

field and 3 New Cannon st, ManrFarrar Jas., (gingham,) Stand lane,

and 25 Cannon St., ManchesterFarrar Saml., (nankeen,) ChapelfldHilton Henry, (smallwares) Hard-

mans greenPickstones Samuel, (nankeen,)

Stand laneEichardson Wm. & Sons, (drills,

&c.,) Whitefield, and 4 Mill street, Manchester

Taylor Joseph, (nankeen,) Stand lane, and 1 Duke st, Manchester

Taylor Wm. Henry, (gingham,) Chapelfield

MILLINERS & DRESS MAKERS. Berry Mary, Chapelfield Bramley Ann, Hollins mount HampsonLeah& Rachel, Stand lane Smith Jane, Chapelfield

PAINTERS & PLASTERERS. Brooks Samuel, Stand lane Ogden Samuel, Whitefield Scholes John, Besses o'th' barn

PLUMBERS & GLAZIERS. Lancaster Joseph, Stand lane Varley Robert, Besses o'th' barn

SADDLERS.Hall Tenant, Besses o'th' barn Leigh Edward, Whitefield Eichards William, Stand lane

RAG & WASTE DEALERS.Jones John, WhitefieldWalker Hy. (&paper) RadeliffebrgSHOPKEEPERS & DEALERS IN

GROCERIES & SUNDRIES.Barlow John, Higher lane Bentley John, Stand lane Bleakley Simeon, Besses o'th' barn Booth Major, Radcliffe bridge Bradshaw John, Whitefield Broadley John, Stand lane Burton Thomas, Higher lane Coe Mary Ann, Stand lane Dawson Nancy, Four-lane-ends Eckersall John, Higher lane Fagg Ann, Four-lane-ends Farrar Nancy, Higher lane Greenhalgh John, Radcliffe bridge Grundy Isaac, Ringley brow Hallows James, Outwood gate Hallows William, Sheep hey Haworth Ann, Higher lane Healey Jeremiah, Stand lane Heywood Betsy, Besses o'th' barn Hill Hall, Whitefield Hilton Richard, Whitefield Hilton Thomas, Unsworth Hilton Samuel, Unsworth

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SHOPKEEPERS—Continued. Holt David, Kirkhams Jones Mary, Stand lane Jones William, Stand lane Longworth Levi. Prestolee Melling Peter, Stand lane Mills Charles, Whitefield Mills George, Whitefield Mills John, Besses oW barn Mills Susanna, Higher lane Mills Thomas, Four-lane-ends Morris Hampson, Hardmans green Nuttall James, Stand lane Nuttall Thomas, Whitefield Ogden Joseph, Stand lane Ogden Thomas, Whitefield Petty Thomas, Besses o'th' barn Pickstones William, Cinderhill Prestwich John, Hollins Riley Nathan, Chapelfield Roberts James, Whitefield Rudgyard Thomas, Prestolee Scholes Peter, Stand lane Simpson Robert, Radcliffe bridge Smethurst John, Unsworth Taylor James, Stand lane Taylor Joseph, Ringley bridge Taylor Nancy, Besses o'th' barn Taylor William, jun., Chapelfield Taylor William, sen., Chapelfield Walker Samuel, Prestolee Wardle James, Whitefield Wardle John, Higher lane Wardle John, Blackford brow Whitworth Nancy, Park gate v Wolstenholme Geo., Ringley bridge Wood Grace, Mill street

SURGEONS.Kaye Ralph Holt, Stand lane Ogden Samuel, Radcliffe bridge Preston Richard, Whitefield

TAILORS.Crossley Tames, Hollins, Unsworth Grounds Joseph, Besses o'th' barn Taylor John, Chapelfield Wardle Simeon, Four-lane-ends Wardle Thomas, Whitefield

WATCH ft CLOCK MAKERS.West George, Radcliffe bridge Bunyan & Gardner—John Rostron

agent, Stand laneWHEELWRIGHTS.

(See also Blacksmiths and Farrier*.)

Snape John, Besses Jackson Peter, Besses

MISCELLANEOUS,Ashworth Benjamin, iron and tin

plate worker, Stand lane Barlow Edward, manager, Prestolee Bounds Thos., nurseryman, Besses Briggs Robt., brickmaker, Moss lane Fletcher James, salesman, Prestolee Gregory Joseph, reed maker, Four-

lane-ends Griinshaw James, stone engraver

and sexton, Whitefield Hall Tenant, currier and leather

cutter, Besses o'th' barn Horrocks Jno., ironmonger, Whitefd Jackson Mary, straw bonnet maker

Pilkington Jameson William, skip and basket

maker, Hardmans green Joynson Robert, com miller, Hol­

lins mill, Unsworth Lancashire John, registrar,0utwood Makin Rd., green grocer,Stand lane Mellor John, hardware dealer,

Stand lanePendlebury Thomas, black lead

pencil manufacturer, Stand laneRamsbottom John, brewer, WhitefdRaylands John, reed maker, Hollin

hurst Rylance William, manufacturing

chemist, Whitefield Scholes Peter, corn dealer, Stand la Severs Thomas, rope and twine

manufacturer, Stand lane Sykes Phineas, cooper, Whitefield Warr Jonathan, slate and lime

dealer, Ringley

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PLAGES OF WORSHIP,AHD TRBIB MITflSTBKB.

ALL SAINTS' CHURCH, Stand— Bey. Thomas Corser, incumbent; tlev. P. Wrench, curate

ST. GEORGE'S CHUBCH, Unsworth —Rev. Benjn. Crompton, incum­ bent; Rev. Alfred Wightwick, curate

ST. SAVIOUR'S CHUBCH, Ringley— Revd. Thomas Bamsbotham, incumbent

INDEPENDENT CHAPEL, Chapel- field—Rev. Jas. Deakin, minister

NEW JERUSALEM TEMPLE, Stand lane—Rev. James Boys, minister

UNITARIAN CHAPEL, Stand—Rev. John Cropper, minister

WESLETAN METHODIST CHAPEL, Radcliffe bridge—The Ministers of the Bury Circuit

WKSLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL, Unsworth—The Ministers of the Bury Circuit

POOR LAW UNION.PILKINGTON SCHOOL, Whitefield—

William Taylor, master; Marga­ ret Tourneur Taylor, mistress; Eliza Tonge, assistant teacher

GUARDIANS—Simeon Farrar, Cha- pelfield; Thomas Warburton, Ringley fold; William Craig, Radcliffe bridge

.MEDICAL OFFICERS—No. 1 district Richard Preston, Whitefield— No. 2 district: Jas. Lancashire, Whitefield

BELIEVING OFFICER—John White- legg Bellringer, Whitefield

CHURCHWARDENS—Edwd. Barlow, Richd. Smethurst, James Mather, and Thomas f arrar

OVERSEERS—Thos. Statter, Thos. Briggs, Jas. Fletcher, and John Fletcher

ASSISTANT OVERSEER—John Lan­ cashire, Outwood gate

REGISTRAR — John Lancashire, Outwood gate

COACHES.COACHES AND OMNIBUSES to Man­

chester leave the Bay Horse Inn, Chapelfield, and Church Inn, Whitefield, at 10 a.m., 2, 4, 5, 6, and 7 p.m. On Sundays, at 10 a.m., 2, 3, 4, 5, 6f, and 7$ p.m.; returning from the Old Boar's Head, Hyde's Cross, at the same hours. An additional Coach leaves Manchester at8 pjn. on Sundays

CARRIERS.To BOLTON — Dan Yates, from

Mow brow, Radcliffe, every Mon­ day & Wednesday—and Samuel Warburton, from Stand lane, every Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday

To BURY—Dan Yates, from Mow brow, Radcliffe, every Thursday and Friday

To MANCHESTER—Samuel War- burton, from Stand lane, daily— and Thomas Burton and James Brierley, from Stand lane, every Wednesday, Thursday, and Sa­ turday

To WIOAN—Samuel Warburton, every Friday and Saturday

RAILWAY.The East Lancashire Railway has

Stations at Mount Sion road and Ringley road

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RADCLIFFE.COMPRISING RADCLTFFE BRIDGE, RADCLIFFE CLOSE, MOUNT SIOK,

AND THE NEIGHBOURHOOD.

POPULATION.-.-...-... ...... 1831-................. 3,904„ ..................1841-................. 5,058

INCREASE ........................................ 1,154

POST, RADCLIFFE—Receiving House, George Fletchers, Blackburn street- Letters from all parts arrive (from BURY) at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and are despatched thereto at half-past four in the afternoon.

GENTRY ft CLERGY.Alien Misses Mary & Aliee, Green

streetBealey Richd., Esq., Radcliffe close Booth Mr. James, Radcliffe ball Bowker Mr. John, Eton bill lane Burd Jobn, Esq., Mount Sion Cruicksbank Mr. James, Greenbill Fletcher Rev. Robt., M.A., Parson­

age bouse, Spring lane Hamer Mrs.Hamet,Sandfordhouse Hornsby Mrs. Susan, Radcliffe brdg Hutchinson Arthur, Esq., Spring la Hutchinson Edward Smalley, Esq., Milne Rev. Nathaniel, M.A., Rec­

tory bousePendlebury Mr. Rd., Blackburn st Sutton Mr. James, Blackburn street Taylor Mr. Robert, Water lane Walker Mr. Samuel, Blackburn st Whewell Mr. Jobn, Radcliffe close

ACADEMIES ft SCHOOLS.Booth Sarah, Eton hill lane Fletcher Elizh.& Lydia, Blackbn st NATIONAL SCHOOL, Radcliffe close

— Orlando Ambrose Startup, master; Letitia Hoey, mistress

Rodgers Ellen, (boarding) Black- bum street

Smith Mary, Water lane WESLEYAN SCHOOL, Radcliffe c,lose

—John Thomas, master; MaryBoville, mistress

Wheelhouse Samuel, Blackburn st

BEERSELLERS.Alien John, Eton hill lane Astley Rachel, Mount Sion road Birtwistle Thomas, Starling Davenport John, Spend moor Duckwortb John, Mount Sion road Eastwood Edward, Water lane Horrocks Mary, New road Olive George, Spring lane Olive James, Water lane Ramsbottom James, Green street Riley John, Mount Sion road Riley John, Rectory street Street Thomas, Rectory street Taylor George, Dumers lane Wallwork Ann, Radcliffe ball Wallwork Nathaniel, Bank top

BLACKSMITHS & FARRIERS.Calland William, (& wheelwright)

Water lanePickles John, St. Thomas's street Ramsbottom James, Green street Smith Jonathan, Water lane

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BLEACHERS.Bealey Mary & Sons, (and manu­

facturing chemists,) Radcliffe— Warehouse, St. James street, Manchester

BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS.Heaton John, (and printer) Black­

burn streetWheelhouse Samuel, (and fire and

life assurance agent—circulating library) Blackburn streetBOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.

Alien James, Eadcliffe hallClay Daniel, (and shoe warehouse)

Radcliffe bridge Collier John, Toad lane Higson Samuel, Church street Holt John, Mount Sion road Makin Edward, Radcliffe hall Robinson John, Radcliffe bridge

BUTCHERS.Bowker Charles, Water lane Bromley John, Spring lane Buckley William, Water lane Eckersley James, Mount Sion road Greenhalgh Robert, Radcliffe bridge Hardman Samuel, Church street Loraax Richard, Blackburn street Rider James, Radcliffe hall Walker John, Blackburn street Walker William, Radcliffe hall

CALICO PRINTERS.Burd John & Sons, MOUNT SION

WOBKS, and 29 George street, Manchester

Hutchinson Thomas Potter & Co., RADCLIFFE PBINT WORKS, and 27 George street, ManchesterCHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS.

Alien Thomas, Radcliffe hall Holt Aaron, (and tea dealer) Rad­

cliffe bridge Rayoer Braithwaite, Blackburn st

CLOG AND PATTEN MAKERS.Bowker Thomas, Radcliffe hall Clay Daniel, Radcliffe bridge Makin Edward, Radcliffe hall Smethurst Thomas, Blackburn st Smith Thomas, Water lane

COAL PROPRIETORS.Enowles & Hall, Bank Top Pits

and Radcliffe CollieryCONFECTIONERS.

Duckworth Rebecca, Blackburn st Simpson Robert, Radcliffe bridge

COTTON SPINNERS.Hampson Wm., HAM?SON MILL,

Water lanePendlebury Richd. & Sons, IRWELL

MILL, Radcliffe, & Mosley street, Manchester

Sutton Ellis, PHCENIX MILL, Rad­ cliffe

Wood Joseph, CANAL MILL, Water lane

DRAPERS.Dixon Robert, Mount Sion road

.Mills Jas., (& tea dealer) Church stDYERS.

Alien Ellis, Mount Sion road Bowker & Alien, Radcliffe hall Burton James, Mount Sion road HelleweU Sidney, Radcliffe hall Kay & Carter, Water lane Millburn Robert, Mount Sion road Smith John, Water lane Unsworth James, Stock yard Wolstenholme Matthew, Scar top

FARMERS.Barlow Israel, Brookbottom Brooks Adam, Starling Buckley Thomas, Blackburn street Buckley John, Buckley fold Davenport John, Spend moor Davenport ThotnaS, Spend moor

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RADCLIFFE.FARMERS—Continued.

Eaton Henry, Higher Mount Sion Entwistle John, Counters lane Green Josiah, Dumers lane Gregory James, Black inoss Gregory William, Cams acre Hampson Adam, Britain Hampson John, Pump croft Hampson Richard, Whittakers Hampson Robert, Crow trees Hampson William, Coney green Hanson James, Radcliffe moor Haworth James, Withens Heap Robert, Mount pleasant Holcroft Thomas, Brookbottom Holmes Thomas, RadclifFe moor Howarth Adam, Pilkingtons Hoyle Henry, Wharf Jackson James, Hardmans fold Kay Jane, Bennetts Lord James, Harper fold .Lord Samuel, Black moss Mather James, Black moss Mather Thomas, Spring lane Melling James, Spring lane Mills Betty, Counters lane Mills Charles, Moor nook Mills Joseph, Old Turks Morris William, Lower Hagside Mozley William, Moor nook Olive James, Old Barlows Pendlebury William, Ousle ford Rothwell Richard, Hams Seddon James, Scotson fold Street Thomas, Spend moor Taylor James, Doffer fold Taylor John, Hardmans fold Taylor Thomas, Moss shaw Walker James, Rush acre Walker James, Old Turks Wall work Hannah, Higher Hagside Wallwork Jeremiah, Pingot

GREEN GROCERS.Bailey David, Blackburn street Davenport Michael, Mount Sion rd Lord Thomas, Blackburn street Sykes Joseph, Radcliffe hall

HAIR DRESSERS.Davenport James, Mount Sion road Howarth Samuel, Radcliffe bridge

HAT MANUFACTURERS.Lingard James, Blackburn street Howarth James, Radcliffe

INNS & PUBLIC HOUSES.Boar's Head, Richard Bailey, Rad­

cliffe bridgeBull's Head, Thos. Mather, Churdi

streetNew Market and Railway, Thomas

Gregory, Mount Sion roadRadcliffe Old Cross, Thomas Dean,

Radcliffe crossRoyal Oak, Thomas Davenport,

Water laneSwan with Two Necks, Jas. Booth,

Spring laneThree Arrows, John Bowker, Rad­

cliffe closeUnicorn, Samuel Lord, Black mossWilton Arms, Jonathan Hamer,

Blackburn streetIRON & TIN PLATE WORKERS.Barlow Robert, Toad lane Horridge Thomas, Green lane Olive Thomas, Blackburn street

JOINERS ft BUILDERS.Buckley Thomas, Black lane Grindrod Joshua, Green street Thornley Joseph, Mount Sion st

MACHINE MAKERS.Diggle Squire, (and iron founder)

Water laneRayner William, Green street Rostron, Mather and Co., St.

Thomas' streetMANUFACTURERS.

(See aloo Cotton Spinnen, Ac.)Alien James, (fustian) Eton hi1

and 34 Cannon st., Manchesf

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Alien Uriah and Samuel, (tape) Smyrna

Entwistle John, (cotton) CANAL MILL, Water lane, and 3 New Cannou. street, Manchester

Eutwistle John, (gingham) Coun­ ters lane, and Cannon St., Maiich

Fogg Samuel, (smallwares) Mount Sion road _

Peudlebury Richard and Sons, Cgiugham and check) IBWELL MILL, Radclifie, and Mosley St., Manchester

Prestwich & Bolton, (smallwares) Water lane

Priestley James, (cotton) WATEK LANE MILL, Water lane

Rostron Hy., (gingham) Rectory stWalker Peter, (smallware) Railway

streetWilson Edward Grihben and Co.,

(cotton) MOUNT MILL, RadcliffeMILLINERS & DRESS MAKERS.Alien Ann, Radcliffe hall Alien Mary Ann, Dinners lane Ball Sarah, Toad lane Barrow Sarah, Spring lane Bemiett Hannah, (and staymaker,)

Spring laneBowkerElizabeth, Blackburn street Briggs Margaret, Park Buckley Sarah, Eailway street Budd Jane, Blackburn street Fletcher Elizh. & Alice, Radclf. hall Grindrod Jane, Blackburn street Hamer Eliza, Mill lane Hamer Mary & Harriet, Park Hancock Hannah, Mount Sion road Jedwin Nancy, Mount Sion road Jefferson Ann, Trusty hillock Kirkman Maria, Green street Laycock Ann & Grace, Radclf. brdg Lomax Mary & Eliza, Radclf. close Parker Elizabeth, Burners lane Pickles Elizh. & Jane, St. Thos. st Smith Agnes, (and stay maker,)

Water lane

Taylor Maria, (& stay maker) Park Walkden Sarah Ann, P.ink top Whiteman Ellen, Raddiffe hall

PAINTERS & PLASTERERS.Brooks Adam, Blackburn street Brooks James, (and sign writer)

Mount Sion road Brooks Titus, (and sign writer,

gilder, &c.) Blackburn streetPLUMBERS & GLAZIERS.

Colley William, (and gas titter,)Blackburn street

Ogden lieiiiy, Mount Sion road

SHOPKEEPERS & DEALERS IN GROCERIES & SUNDRIES.

Alien Thomas, Blackburn street Alien Thomas, Radcliffe hall Booth Robert, Church street Bowker John, Spring lane Bowker William, Water lane Brooks Adam, Blackburn street Buckley William, Blackburn street Crompton James, Eton hill lane Dawson Ellis, Mount Siou road Dean James, Radcliffe hall Dearden Robert, Radcliffe bridge Defirneley Jonas, Spring lane Goodeii Thomas, Radcliffe hall Greenhalgh John, Radcliffe bridge Gregory James, Radcliffe hall Gregory James, Water lane Hamer John, Radcliffe hall Hampson Win., Mount Sion road Hancock Hannah, Mount Sionroad Hardman George, Blackburn street Hardman Joseph, Blackburn street Hayes Robert, Mount Sion road Heap John, Blackburn street Hoi croft James, Bealey's row Holt Aaron, Radcliffe bridge Horrox Alice, Lhtckhurn street Horrox Thomas, Railway street Jones John, Green street Jones John, Blackburn street Laycock Joseph, Blackburn street

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54 RADCLIFFE.SHOPKEEPERS—Continued.

Lomax Squire, St. Thomas- street Lord Samuel, Water lane Mather Thomas, Spring lane Morton William, Blackburn street Cakes Rachel, Green street Pendlebury Hannah, Mt. Sion road Biley John, Mount Sion road Scholes James, Radcliffe hall Simpson Robert, Radcliffe bridge Stott Matthew, Bank top Taylor Richard, Blackburn street Walker John, Water lane Wood Peter, Radcliffe hall

STRAW BONNET MAKERS.Barrow Sarah, Spring lane Bowker Jane, Spring lane Cook Ellen, Radcliffe close Coop Elizabeth, Water lane Fletcher Tamar Johnson,Blackbn st Goolden Elizabeth, Burners lane Hamer Mary & Harriet, Park Haworth Ann, Spring lane Haworth Sarah, (and silk) Withens Holt Elizabeth, Radcliffe bridge Jedwin Nancy, Mount Sion road Kay Esther, Blackburn street Kirkman Maria, Green street Laycock Ann & Grace, Radcliffe brg Lever Jane, Spring lane Melling Betsy, Spring lane Pickles Elizh. & Jane, St. Thos.' st Whittaker Eliza, Radcliffe hall

TAILORS.<Marked thus * are also Woollen Diapers.)

Alien William, Blackburn street Ball Alexander, Toad lane*Barrow Samuel, Rectory street Bowker Thomas, Church street Bowker William, Water lane Orundy Edmund, Radcliffe hall Hague Joseph, Water lane*Hilton William, Blackburn street Kelsall William, Mount Sion road Townley John, Blackburn street Wilson Thoma«, Mow brow

MISCELLANEOUS.Adamson John, bricklayer, Radclf. Ashworth John, cheek and gingham

finisher, Mount Sion road Barlow Ann, bleeder with leeches,

Blackburn street Boden Betty, bleeder with leeches,

Mount Sion road Bolton Win., manager, Radclf. close Buckley Philip,cotton twist doubler,

Radcliffe hall Carruthers John, designer & stamp

maker, Radcliffe hall Crossland Robert, attorney, (from

Bury,)—office,Blackburn street;attendance every Monday after­ noon

Drayeott Philip, auctioneer andappraiser, and general agent,Blackburn street

Duckworth John, cooper, Black­ burn street

Eaton Henry, surveyor of roads,Higher Mount Sion

Hallum John, rag dealer, Church st Haworth Jesse, assistant overseer,

&c., Blackburn street . Howarth Samuel, slate merchant,

Canal wharf, Water lane Pollitt Jonathan, brewer, Spring la Prestwich & Bolton, engravers to

calico printers, Water lane Rostrou Henry, temperance hotel

keeper, Rectory street Smith Josh., inland revenue officer,

Water lane Whittaker John, ironmonger and

pawnbroker, Toad lane

PLACES OF WORSHIP,AMD THEIR MINI8T1&B.

ST. MARY'S PARISH CHURCH, Rad­ cliffe—Rev. Nathaniel Milne, M.A., Rector

ST. THOMAS'S CHAPEL OF EASE, Blackburn street—Rev. Robert Fletcher, M.A., incumbent

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RADCLIFFE. 55INDEPENDENT CHAPEL, Rectory

street WESLETAN METHODIST CHAPEL,

Radcliffe close — The Ministersof the Bury Circuit

CHURCHWARDENS — Arthur Hut-chinson, Richard Hampson, andJohn Bowker

OVEBSEEBS — John Hampson andJohn Whittaker

ASSISTANT OVEBSEER — Jesse Ha­worth, Blackburn street

REGISTRAR — Jesse HaworthCWLLECTOB— Jesse Haworth

GAS WORKS, Mount Sion road — Saml. Walker rtnd Joseph Wood, treasurers ; Jesse Haworth, secre­ tary ; William Hughes, manager

MANCHESTER, BOLTON, AND BURY CANAL, Water lane — Samuel Howarth, wharfinger

RACE COURSE, Water lane — George Barton, Thomas Gregory, and Jonathan Pollitt, lessees ; Riehd. Ridings, secretary

WORKHOUSE, Trusty hillock — Peter Brettargh, master ; Eliza­ beth Brettargh, matron

COACHES.To MANCHESTER — Coaches and

Omnibuses from the Bay Horse Inn, Chapelfield, & Church Inn,

Whitefield, at 10 a.m., 2, 4, 5, 6, and 7 p. m. On Sundays, at 10 a. m., 2, 3,4, 5, fif, and 7f p. m.; returning from the Old Boar's Head, Hyde's Cross, at the same hours. An additional Coach leaves Manchester at 8 p. m. on Sundays.

CARRIERS.To BOLTON—Dan Yates, from Mow

brow, every Monday and Wed­ nesday—and SamuelWarburton, from Standlane,Pilkington, every Monday, Wednesday, and Thurs­ day

To BUBT—Dan Yates, from Mow brow, every Thursday and Friday

To MANCHESTEB — Samuel War- burton, from Stand lane, daily— and Thomas Burton and James Brierley, from Stand lane, every Wednesday, Thursday, and Sa­ turday

To WIGAN—Samuel Warburton, from Stand lane, Pilkington, every Friday and Saturday

RAILWAY.EAST LANCASHIRE STATION, Rad­

cliffe bridge—John Bertwistle, clerk; Hy. Dairy, goods manager

LANCASHIRE & YORKSHIRE STATN., Black lane—Noreott Hodgson Blair, clerk

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AINSWORTHCOMPRISING COCKEY MOOR, COACH-AND-HORSES, SMITH FOLD, ETC.

POPULATION

INCREASE

18311841

GENTRY & CLERGY.Baron Samuel, Esq., Hey cottage Cavan Rev. Samuel, Church house Heslop Rev. Richd., Cockey moor Taylor John, Esq., Ainsworth hall Whitehead Rev. James, Broomfield Williams Mr. Thos., Old Ainsworth

millACADEMIES & SCHOOLS.

Horrocks James, Tituses NATIONAL SCHOOL, Cockey moor—

Richard Graham, master Spencer Henry, Oaks nook

BEERSELLERS.Brooks John, Cockey moor Greenhalgh Wm., Bury new road Parks Thos., Club row, Cockey moor Pollitt Bentley, Bury new road Pollitt John, Half-way-house Rothwell James, Oaks nook Scowcroft Samuel, Bury new road Yates David, Spaw green

BLACKSMITHS.Boardman Thomas, Bury new road Greenhalgh Joseph, Moorside

BOOT & SHOE MAKERS,Bellamy John, Arthur lane Brooks Thomas, Well shutt Groves John, Bury new road Kirkuaan Joseph, Bury new road

COAL PROPRIETORS.Knowles James & Co., COCKEY

MOOR COLLIERY—Robt. Tootill agent

COTTON SPINNERS.Burton Richard & Thomas, Lower

Ainsworth Mill Rylands John, (and manufacturer)

Higher Ainsworth Mill, and Highstreet, Manchester

FARMERS.Boardman James, Ainsworth hall Bromiley Peter, Pimhole Brooks John, Old barn Chadwick James, Smith fold Chatburn William, Bull fold Coop Thomas, Coggara fold Crompton John, Cherry trees Crompton Nancy, Brown hill France Joseph, Paddock leach Greenhalgh Henry, Radcliffe moor Greenhalgh James, Meadows Hardman Mrs. —, Old school Keys Joseph, Dearden fold Horrocks Abraham, Openshaws Horrocks William, Kiln clough Hulme Thomas, Bradley fold Hulton Walker, Smith fold Hulton William, Bankfield Kearsley Thomas, Ainsworth lodge Kirkman Peter, Appletrees Kirkman Richard, Higher green

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AINSWORTH. 57Kirkman William, Booths Margeson Thomas, Barrack fold Morris Jacob, Plain trees Parker Henry, Barrack fold Peacock John, Openshaw fold Pollitt Elizabeth, RothweUs Pollitt John, Half-way-house Rothwell Mary, Cockey moor Seddon William, Tituses Smith Peter, Red bridge Stott Peter, Cuckold's nest Taylor James, Arthur lane Tootill Robert, Top of Carrs Yates Ann, Spaw green

INNS ft PUBLIC HOUSES.Bull's Head, Robert Grundy, Bury

new road Puke William, Christopher Green-

halgh, Cockey moor White Horse, Squire Hulton, Hall • gates

QUARRY OWNERS. Brooks Robert, Anthonies Smith Jonathan, Bull foldSHOPKEEPERS & DEALERS IN

GROCERIES A SUNDRIES.Brooks Jane, Club row,Cockey moor Brooks John, Cockey moor Greenhalgh Henry, Well shutt Greenhalgh William, Burynewroad Howard Edmund, Bury new road

STONE MASONS.Brooks Ellis, Anthonies Sharpies John, Coggara fold

TAILORS.Greenhalgh Christopher, Cockey

moorPenny Thomas, Bury new road Taylor Andrew, Hey club row

WHEELWRIGHTS.Aldred Robert, Davenports Boardman Thomas, Bury new road Milla David, Brown hill

MISCELLANHOUS.Horrocks Jehu, manager, Higher

Mill, Bury new road Kirkman John, cattle doctor, An­

thonies Livsey Samuel, joiner &c., Windy

arbour Pollitt John, assistant overseer and

collector, Half-way-house Snmner James, clog and patten

maker, Bury new road Taylor Abraham, heald maker, Bury

new road Whitehead James, manager, Rose

bank works Williams Thomas, calico printer,

Ainsworth Print Works•

PLAC/S OF WORSHIP,AMD THXIR M1HI8TIK8.

CHRIST CHURCH, Cockey moor— Rev. Richard Heslop, incumbent; Rev. Samuel Cavan, curate

PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL, Cockey moor—Rev. James Whitehead, minister

WESLEYAN METHODIST PREACH­ ING ROOM, Cockey moor

C HURCHWARDENS—JohnHorrocksand William Greenhalgh

OVERSEERS — James Whiteheadand Christopher Greenhalgh

ASSISTANT OVERSEER&COLLECTOB—John Pollitt, Half-way-house,Bury new road

REGISTRAR—George Hargreaves,Brooksmouth, Elton, near Burybridge

RAILWAY.Lancashire and Yorkshire* Station,

Bradley fold—Doctor Lee, cfcrlr in charge

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HEAP.COMPRISING HETWOOD, HEADY HILL, HOOLEY BBIDGE, HEAP BBIDGB,

AND THE NEIGHBOUBHOOD.

POPULATION..................1831..................10,429„ ..................1841 ..................14,763

INCREASE .......................................... 4,334

POST QFFIGE, Market place, HJEIWOOD, Thomas Battersby, Post Master.— Letters from the NORTH arrive (from ROCHDALE) every morning at half-past six, and are despatched thereto at three in the afternoon. Letters from the SOUTH arrive (from BURY) every morning at ten, and are despatched thereto every morning at half-past six.

GENTRY ft CLERGY.Booth, Mrs. Mary, Market place Briggs, Mrs. Mary, 10 York street Chadwick, Jacob, Esq., St. James'

terraceFentoii, James, Esq.,Bamford hall Fenton, John, Esq., Crimble hall Fentonf Josh.,Esq.,Crimble cottage Fenton, Win., Esq., Meadowcroft Gee, Mrs. Ann, St. James' square Gee, Mrs. Elizabeth, 34 Bridge st Grundy, Edmund,Esq.,Bridge hall Guttridge, Rev. John, 59 York st Hall, Mr. Edward, 35 York street Hazner, Mrs. Luey, Spring cottage Harrison, Rev. John, 94 Manchester

streetHartley, Mr. Robt., St J amesr terrace Howard, Mrs. Mary, 74 Bridge st Howorth, Mrs. Alice, 6 York street Kay Hilton, Esq., St. James* square Kay, The Misses, Wrigley brook Kay, Robert, Esq., (magistrate)

MillbankMills, Mrs. Jane, Moss house Minnitt, Rev. Robert, York street Price, Rev. Henry George, St. James'

square

Prout, Mr. Peter, Rochdale road Sissons, Rev. John, 113 York street Wrigley, James, Esq., Ash meadow Wrigley, Thos., Esq., Tunberhurst

ACADEMIES ft SCHOOLS.FBEE SCHOOL, Church street—

Josiah Schofield, master Meredith Catharine and Elizabeth,

57 York street MOUNT STREET DAY SCHOOL —

John Astley Russell, master;Mary Russell, mistress

NEW JEBUSALEM SCHOOL, Churchstreet—J. D. Beilby, master

Richardson Hannah, Bridge street Smith Robert, Hill street ST. JAMES' DAY AND INFANT*'

SCHOOL, St. James' street —Thomas Gornell, master; AnnHodgson, mistress; Betty Ogden,teacher of infants

ST. JAMES' DISTBICT SCHOOL,Heady hill—Wm.Pollitt, master

ST. LUKE'S NATIONAL SCHOOL,York street—Thomas Wolsten-holme, master; Mary Ann Tfttutt*mistress

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ATTORNEYS.Grundy Thomas, Alfred, and John,

(and Clerks to magistrates, and Gas & Water Works Companies) Market street

Hunt Thomas, (from Rochdale)— attendance at the Queen Anne, every Wednesday from 10 till 4

Whitehead Henry and Sons, Market place

BEEBSELLEKS.Ashton John, 78 Bury street Ashton Ralph, Church street Brearley Robert, Bury street Batterworth John, Ashtons buildgs Chadwick Thomas, Heady hill Clifton Robert, Miller street Clegg Thomas, Peel street Bradshaw John, Brunswick street Dearden Benjamin, Heady hill Fitton Ann, 7 Ashton street Fitton Jacob, 60 Manchester street Fitton William, Wilton street Fletcher James, 23 Mount street Frankland Samuel, Bury street Gee Alice, 23 York street Gee Jacob, New field Glover John, Church street Grindrod James, 77 Bridge street Hamilton Robert, 49 York street Helliwefl I*ufcB, Ofeorch street Hilton James, Manchester street Holt Alice, Higher Lomax Horror Hannah, Charlestown Hutchinson Jane, 44 Bury street Leach Job, 59 Manchester street Lee Edmund, 78 Manchester street M'Craith Henry, 64 Bridge street Mills John, Aspinall street Mill John, Mount pleasant Mills Robert, Pretty wood Pilkington William, 5 Ashton st RatcliffeRiehUrd, 10 Dawaoii street Reed William, Wilton street Sttxton Samuel, 30 Dawson street Sohofield John, Schofield stoet Scholes John, Peel lane

ScottEdward,21 Manchester street Wild Amelia, 67 Bridge street Whitehead John, 86 Bridge street Wild Jacob, Heap fold Wolstenholme Robt., Manchester st

BLACKSMITHS.Andrews Richard, Market street Aspinall James, 10 Bridge street Bridge Edward, Heap bridge Chaffer Wright, York street Hanson Robert, Church street Horrox William, 20 Bury street Wolstenholme James, Manchester

streetBOOKSELLERS ft STATIONERS.

(Marked tluu * are alao Printen.)Booth John, Market place* Cook Val§ntine,(& paper hanger)

Market piaee*Heywood John, 9 Market street*Kent George H«nry, 42 York st Whitworth Adam,114 Bridge street

BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.(Marked tfcus'are alao Clog & Patten Makers.

See also Clog and Patten Makers.)

Alston Edmund, 80 York street* Alston William, Market place Atkinson Joseph, 01 Manchester at Booth John, Market place Butterworth William, 116 Bridge st 'Chadwick Richard, Manchester et Clough George, 127 York street Crabtree Samuel, 33 Market street Cropper Benjamin, 65 Boxy street Cropper Frederick, 82 York street Croaaley William, 58 Bridge street Cross Richard, 66 Bury street*Entwistle James, 46 Bridge street Fletcher Abraham, North street*Garside Hugh, 168 Bridge stefeet*Glazebrook Matthew and David, 4

York straetHilton Daniel, St. James' street Irwin John, Market street Manock William, 64 Church street

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60 HEAP.BOOT MAKERS, &C.— Continued.

*Mason Edward, 65 York street Schofield John, 60 York street Schofield Thomas, 125 York street Shackleton John, 6 Church street*Shaw Andrew, Market place*Taylor George, 23 Manchester st Taylor John, Little bridge barBOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSES.

Bates Alice, 11 Bridge street Clegg Richard, 19 Church street Crowther Esther, 109 York street Howarth John, 47 Market street Whalley Thomas, Market street

BUTCHERS.Akers Mark, 133 York street Bell Edmund, Hooley bridge Coxon Wm., (pork) Market place Cunlifle Jeremiah, Manchester st Damey William, 104 Bridge street Gee Samuel, 34 Bury street Gee Thomas, 59 Market street Haworth John, Heap bridge Hornby John, 25 Market street Howarth John, Hojftey bridge Howarth Samuel, 72 & 74 Bury st Jackson William, Heap bridge Leach Joseph, Hooley bridge Lee Edmund, 78 Manchester street Pickup Alice, Market place Smith Charles, Church street Spencer Alice, 17 Bridge street Spencer Richard, 42 York street Spencer Robinson, 82 Bridge street Taylor Charles, 106 York street Taylor Richard, St. James' street Townrow Joseph, Rochdale road Williamson Tbos., 64 York street Wood John, 3 Bridge street

CHEMISTS ft DRUGGISTS.Jackson James, York street Jameson John Bland, 90 Bridge st Jameson Joseph, Market place Sagnr Stephen Carr, 1 Market st Thorp Henry, 24 Bridge street

CLOG AND PATTEN MAKERS.(See also Boot and Shoe Makers.)

Banks John, Bridge street Cooper William, 40 Bridge street Haworth John, 6 Bridge street Heywood Samuel, 6 Brunswick st Hudson James, 67 Bury street Harwood William, Heap bridge Pomfret John, 76 Bridge street Roberts Samuel, 44 Church street Sharp Paul, 4 Church street

COAL PROPRIETORS.INCB HALL COAL COMPANY, Canal

Wharf—Wm. Rushton, agentHEYWOOD COAL COMPANY, Captain

fold—William Wescoe, managerHopwood Robert Gregg, HOPWOOD

COLLIERY and Gooden Coal Set, Manchester st—Thomas Livsey, manager

Roscoe Lord & Co., MeadowcroftCONFECTIONERS.

Collinge Lazarus, 10 Bamford road Morley William, 73 York street

COTTON SPINNERS.(Marked thus * are also Manufacturers.) •

Ashworth Thomas, Wrigley brook Mill

*Butcher&Hodgkinson,Schofield's Mill, and 50 Cannon street, Man­ chester

*Chadwick & Diggle, Paved browMills, and 12 Hodson's court,Manchester

Chad wick Hugh & Jacob, Pavedbrow Mills, and 12 Hodson'scourt, Manchester

*Cheetham Charles, Miller street Clay ton George &Co., Charlestown,

Heady hill*Clegg James & Co., Vale mill, and

14 New Brown st., Manchester*Clegg James, Fold mill, and 4

Sussex street and 10 New Market lane, Manchester

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Clegg Robert, Old Mill, Church at*Cleggs and Halls, Bowling green

Mill, and 1 Sussex street, Man­ chester

Cfegg William & Sons, Lane end Mill,Roehdale lane—on 'Change Tuesdays from 12 to 2

Crabtree John and Thomas, New York Mill—on'Change Tuesdays and Thursdays

*Featcm, Schotield & Co., Hooley bridge, and 14 Cannon street, Manchester

Hamer Bartholomew, (Executors of) Wham bar Mill /

*Hargreaves John, Hey Mill, Man- • cheater street, and Bull's head yard, Manchester

*Harrison James and John, Well meadow and Moss field Mills

"Hartley William and Sons, Hoe acre

*Heywood John & Jas., Rochdale lane Mill, and 8 Friday street, Manchester

*Kay John Hilton and Son, Bridgestreet—on 'Change

Kay Richard, Peel street Mills, andClarence hotel, Manchester

*Kershaw James & Sons, Feel St., and 19* York street, Manchester

Lord John, Makeant MillMills and Wild, Moss Mill, Barn-

ford roadMills David, Foundry Mill,Dawson

streetSchofield Samuel, Wham MillSmith Samuel, CastletonScott Charles, Crimble Mill, and

Blue .Boar court, ManchesterTaylor Edmund, Dawson hill Mill,

and Old Brown St., Manchester*Todd William and Co., Heady hill

Mill*Walsh Charles, Rosehill street*Wild John & Son, Gooden Mills,

Manchester street, and Bull's Head yard, Manchester

DYERS.Ashton George, Rochdale road Taylor Benjamin, (and bleacher)

CastletonRothwell Joseph, 105 York street Whittaker Edmund, 84 Bridge st

FARMERS. Aked John, Heap fold Aspinall Robert, Heywood hall Booth James, Water farm Bridge Robert, Shaw gate Butterworth John, Higher, Lomax Fitton Andrew, New field

J Fitton Edmund, Grisley hurst o Fitton James, Higher Elbit Greenhalgh Richard, Closes Greenhalgh William, Doctor's fold Higginbottom John, Higher Lomax Hopkiuson John, sen., Broad oak Howard Edmund, Bamford hall

gatesHowarth John, Heady hill Howorth John, Heap bridge Hoyle Lawrence, Boohole Kay James, Back o'th' moss Livesey James, Lower Whittle Livesey Thomas, Bullough moor Mather John, Manchester road Morris James, Top of Heap Ogden James, Higher Lomax Partington Mary, Lower Whittle Rothwell John, Spout bank Saxon Robert, Lower Elbit Schofield Eleanor, Darnhill Schofield Jonathan, Hooley olough Schofield Samuel, Wham Shepherd Thomas and Joseph,

MeadowcroftStafford James, 59 Bury street StandrmgBeBJamiu,Higher Lomax Widdup John, Top o'th' meadows Wild Jacob, Heap fold Wild Leonard, Bridge hall Wild Samuel, Higher Whittle Wild Samuel, Water fold Wild Thomas, Water fold Woolstenholme Josiah, Crimble

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FRUITERERS AND GREENGROCERS.

Ashworth James, 21 Bridge street Berry John, Market place Cooper William, 40 Bridge street Fletcher Kay, 1 Church street Hollos Edward, 55 York street Lee John, Church street

FURNITURE BROKERS.-Collinge Edmund, Manchester st Fenton Samuel, 2 York street Hall James, 1 Market street

HAIR DRESSERS.Brierley Edward, Market place • Brierley Jonathan, Church street Carter William, 47 York street Cook James, 55 Church street Hollows Matthias, 70 Bridge street Holt Joseph, 85 Market street Loynd Reuben, 33 Bridge street Maiden Abraham, Bamford road

INNS & PUBLIC HOUSES.Black Bull, Samuel Kay, Birch Boar's Head, William Jackson,

Heap bridgeBridge, Thos. Foxcroft, Heap bridge Britannia, John Mills, Bridge st Brunswick Hotel, William Wescoe,

Bridge street Duke of Wellington, William Gee,

Church street Heywood Arms, Samuel Wolsten-

holme, George street King's Arms, John Turner, Market

place Mason's Arms, Thomas Warhurst,

Market place Navigation, Benjamin Greenhalgh,

Manchester street Oddfellow's Arms, MarkWhitehead,

Market place Oddfellow's Arms, Geo. Crompton,

Peel street•Queen Ann, Thomas Battersby,

Market place

Stone Mason's Anns, Joshua Royte,Bury street

Summit, Jonathan Dawson, HigherLomax

White Lion, James Taylor, Yorkstreet

White Swan, Miah Isherwood,Manchester street

IRON & TIN PLATE'WORKERS.Bennet Eli, (and gas fitter) Church

streetCollinge Robert, jun., Bridge street Hamer Thomas, 27 Bridge street Rawson John, 6 Market street

IRONFOUNDERS.Clegg James, (machine maker)

Fold mill Mills Matthew, (and millwright)

Moss FOUNDRY, Dawson street Smith Mark, Executors of, (and

machine & power-loom makers)SUN IBON WOBKS.

IRONMONGERS.Bennett Eli, 3 Church street Birch Joseph, 96 Bridge street Holland Wm., 24 & 25 Market st Lea Richard, Manchester street Lord Frederick, 68 Bridge street Rawson John, 6 Market street

JOINERS & BUILDERS.Briggs John, Rochdale road Diggle James, Rochdale road Harwood John, Church street Mills John, York street Mills Robert, Dawson streetLINEN & WOOLEN DRAPERS.

Butterworth William, 15 Bridge st Carter William, 47 York street Crosbie Robert, Market place Dewsbury Peter,New marketbuldgs Diggle John, 1 Bury street Knight Thomas, 9 Bridge street Potts Edward, 69 York street

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Bayner Thos. Shering, Market st Beeder William, Market street Schofield Thomas, 125 York street Wild James, 86 York streetMILLINERS ft DRESS MAKERS.

(Marked thus • are also Bonnet Makers.)

'Blackburn Mary, 39 ChuB*rierley Jane, 62 York street Hall Mary, 72 York street*Hargreaves Mary Ann, Church st Howarth Alice and Susannah, 38

Church street,*Mason Jane, 65 York street Morley Sarah Jane. 73 York street*Nield Sarah, 20 York street*Pickup Mary Ann and Sarah, 91

York streetSchofield Emma, 36 York street Sissons Sarah, 113 York street*Speneer Hannah, 100 Bridge st*Williamson Ellen, 45 Bury street

rch street

NAIL & CHAIN MAKERS.Andrew Robert, 78 York street Chadwick Andrew, (& tenter-hook)

27 York street

PAINTERS & PLASTERERS.Haworth John, 37 York street Heywood Joseph, 34 & 35 Church st Taylor John, 2 jBury street WhatmoBgh John and Thomas, 13

Schofield streetPAPER MAKERS.

Holden Thomas, HEAP BRIDGE MILLS,near Bury, and 14 Chan­ cery lane, Manchester

WrigHey James and Sons, BRIDGE HALL , MILLS, near Bury, and Stamp Office buildings, 9 Cross street, Manchester

PAWNBROKERS.Eubank Richard, 16 Market street Hollows Matthias, 70 Bridge street Smith Robert, 12 Rochdale road

PLUMBERS ft GLAZIERS,Who are also Gas Fitters.

Brooks John, Wilson's buildings Haworth John, 37 York street Holland Wm., 24 & 25 Market st

REED MAKERS,Who are also Heald Knitters.

Dale George, 63 Bridge street Dale Peter, 1 Goodwin street

SADDLERS.Higson John, Market place Jackson Peter, 10 Market streetSHOPKEEPERS ft DEALERS IN

GROCERIES ft SUNDRIES.Ainsworth Margaret, 1 Ashton st Ashton James, 76 Manchester st Ashton John, Vale street Ashton Samuel, 7 Bridge street Ashton William, Pretty wood Ashworth Charles, 54 Bridge street Ashworth James, 36 Manchester st Ashworth John, Peel street Aspinall Robert, 57 Bury street Banks John, Bridge street Barker Grace, 81 York street Barlow John, Heap bridge Bell John, Hooley bridge Booth William, Moss field Bowker Samuel, 49 Market street Briercliffe John, Bury street Burch Richard, Market plaee Butterworth James, Bridge street Butter/worth John, Ashton's buldg& Butterworth William, 15 Bridge st Chadwick John, Church street Chadwick John, 106 Bridge street Chadwick Richard, Market place Chew William, 121 York street Collinge Robert, 56 Bridge afreet Crawsfawnr John, Brunswick street Cronshaw John, Pretty wood Cropper Frederick, 82 York street Crossley Jane, 95 York street Dawson Eleazer, 57 Market street

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SHOPKEEPERS—Continued. Dawson John, Manchester street Duck worth Thos., 57 Bridge street Elliott Nathaniel, Market street Fielding Richard,86 A Bridge street,

and Market place Fitton William, Wilton street Fletcher John, 32 Bridge street Fletcher John, 93 York street Frankland Robert, Wilton street Gee Thomas, Heady hill Glover John, Church street Greenhalgh Dennis, 135 York st Greenhalgh Elizabeth, 129 York st Greenhalgh Wm., 61 & 80 Bury st Hamilton Robert, 49 York street Hanson Robert, Market place Hardman John, Wilton street Harwood John, Heap bridge Harwood Joseph, 69 Bridge street Haworth Thomas, Heap bridge Hemingway John, Manchester st Heywood John, 53 York street Heywood John, 6 Brunswick street Hill Thomas, 61 Bridge street Hilton James, Manchester street Howarth David, Fairfield Howarth Hannah, Church street Howarth James, Hand Howarth John, Heady hill Howarth Mary, 87 Bury street Howarth Samuel, Church street Leach James, Church street Lee Edmund, 78 Manchester st Livesey Mary, 99 York street Lord James, St. James street M'Craith Samuel, Church street M'Clann Daniel, 43 Church street Maden Abraham, Bamford road Mercer Mary, Hand Mills Joseph, 11 Market street Mills Richard, 55 Market street- Moore John, 18 Church street Morley William, 73 York street Nelson James, 39 York street Nelson William, 94 Bridge street,

and Cleveland buildings Ogden John, 47 York street

Partington Adam, 48 Manchester st Pickup George, 20 Schofield street Pilkington Francis, St. James st Pilkington James, Fearn street Pollitt John, 18 Dawson street Porter Robert, Hooley bridge Prestwich John, Fairfield Rhodes Betty, Heady hill Rhodes Edmund, Charlestown Riley James, 45 Brunswick street Robinson John, 1 York street RoundhiU Nathan, 110 Bridge st Royds George, 34 Manchester st Schofield Henry, Mill bank Smith Hannah & Alice, Rochdale

roadSpencer James, 43 Bury street Stott John, 13 Bridge street Stott John, Schofield street Sutcliffe George, 25 York street Taylor James, 66 Bridge street Tetlow James, Aspinall street Todd Jacob, Charlestown Turner John, St. James street Waddington Mary, 18 Bury street Whatmough Thomas, Bury street Whitehurst John, 64 Bury street Wild John, 30 Bridge street Wild Mary, Market place Wild Mary, 66 Manchester street Wilson Ann, Chureh street Wolstenholme Jaxnes,. Heady hill Wright George, Bottom o'th' brow Yates Peter, 35 Bridge street

SLATERS.Schofield John, Manchester street Whatmough John and Thomas, 13

Schofield streetSTRAW BONNET MAKERS.

Chadwick Alice, 58 Brunswick st Fairbrother Ellen, 50 Brunswick st Fitton Betty, 62 Bridge street Fitton Mary, 47 Bury street Reed Mary, 92 Bridge street Spencer Hannah, 100Bridge street Williamsou Ellen, 45 Bury street

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SURGEONS.Foster Joseph, 21 Church street Leach Jesse, 8 Market street Pickford Jas. Warren, 111 York st Taylor James, York street Wardleworth Thos. Hatton, (from

Bury)—attendance at 63 Bridge street, Wednesday and Saturday

TAILORS.(Harked * thus are also Woollen Drapers.)

Ashworth William, 112 Bridge st Aspinall John, 40 Hill street rEckersley Eli, 53 Market street Entwisde William, 5 Bridge street Greenhalgh William, Britannia st Hobson George, 45 Market street Holroyd Daniel, Pretty wood Jones George, 105 York street*Jones John, 7 York street*Kay James, Church street Lancashire Robert, 28 Dawson st*Randle Thomas, 38 Bridge street Reed Robert Boswell, 92 Bridge st*Schofield Samuel, 31 Market st*Taylor James, Market place Whit-worth James, Miller street

WHEELWRIGHTS.Chaffer Wright, York street Hoole John, Smithy brow

WOOD TURNERS. JBurch Richard, Queen street Jackson and Hoyle, Miller streetWOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.Grundy John and Edmund, HEAP

BRIDGE MILLS, near Bury, and 26 High street, Manchester

MISCELLANEOUS.Aked John, veterinary surgeon,

Heap foldAshworth John, fuller, Meadowcroft Ashworth John, fuller, Jawcan Barlow Elizabeth,hosier,Church st .Barrowclough Cornelius, bleeder

with leeches, 62 York street

Blakeborough Wm. Roger, watchand clock maker, Market place

Butterworth John, umbrella maker,3 York street

Butterworth Thos., quarry owner,Bury street

Crab tree John and Thomas, cottonwaste dealers, Dawson street

Davies John, cooper, is Bridge st Duckworth Thomas, ginger beer

manufacturer, o7 Bridge street Fearnley Jas., rag & waste dealer,

72 Bridge streetFletcherKay, chair maker, Church st Frankland Robert, house agent,

Wilton street Gibson Richard, basket maker, 6

Bridge street Glazebrook Matthew and David,

leather dealers, 4 York street Hall Samuel, botanic store keeper,

Bridge streetHamer J no.,bookkeeper, He ap brow Hanson Thomas, bolt and screw

maker, Manchester street Hardman James, cab proprietor, 5

York streetHill Thomas, boiler maker, Man­

chester streetHoward Thos.,cashier,Heap bridge HowarthJno. auctioneer, Ready hill Jackson and Hoyle, manufacturers

of files, bobbins, and indicatorsfor machinery, Miller street

Jones George, upholsterer, 105York street [acre

Litton Sylvester, fellmonger, Roe Mather John, sand dealer, Man­

chester streetNelson James, rope maker, York st Redley Josh., inland revenue officer,

34 Bridge street Richardson John Richmond, brush

manufacturer, 28 Bridge street Schofield Tho., dealer in macintosh

goods, 30 York street Siddall John, hut manufacturer,

U Market street

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HEAP.MISCELLANEOUS—Continued.

Simcock Abraham, earthenware dealer, 20 York street

Smith Geo., bookkeeper, HeapbrdgTodd Jacob, botanic store keeper,

CharlestownWalsh Charles,picker maker, Rose-

hill streetWilliamson Benjamin, whitesmith

and spindle maker, 18 South stPLACES OF WORSHIP,

AMD THEIR MI1USTBES.

ST. LUKE'S CHURCH, Church st—Bev. Robert Minnitt, incumbent;Rev. Wm. HodgsonCoates, curate

ST. JAMES' CHURCH, St. James* st^—Rev. Hy. Geo. Price, incumbent

BAPTIST CHAPEL, Rochdale road—Rev. John Sissons, minister

INDEPENDENT CHAPEL, York street—Rev. John Harrison, minister

METHODIST NEW CONNEXIONCHAPEL, Miller street

NEW JERUSALEM CHAPEL, Churchstreet

PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL,Bank street

WESLEYAN ASSOCIATION CHAPEL,Queen street—Rev. J. Guttridge,minister

WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL,Market street

POOR LAW UNION. WORKHOUSE, Bury old road—Geo.

Lord, master; Elizh. Lord, matron GUARDIANS—Hilton Kay, Thomas

Holden, and John Lord MEDICAL OFFICER—James Taylor,

York street RELIEVING OFFICER — Richard

Eubank, 16 Market street TOWN'S OFFICE, 3 Dawson street

CHURCHWARDENS—John Kershawand William Clegg

OVERSEERS—John Hargreaves andJohn Wild

ASSISTANT OVERSEER — SamucWolstenholme, George street

REGISTRAR—Saml. Wolstenholme COLLECTOR OF HIGHWAY RATES—

William Mason, 65 York streetPUBLIC BUILDINGS, &c.

BRIDGE HALL LYCEUM, Heapbridge—John Farrow, secretary

CHURCH LITERARY INSTITUTE,Market st—John Handforth,secy

CONSTABULARY STATION, Bamfordroad—Jonathan Pridden, sergnt

GAS WORKS, Hooley bridge—Wm.Schofield, manager

MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, Longfordstreet—Peter Clayton, secretary

ROCHDALE CANAL, Heywood wharf WATER WORKS—Office,Queen st—-

Josiah Taylor, agentCARRIERS.

To Bolton—Robt. Greenhalgh from Queen Anne, Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday—Eleanor Schofield, from Darnhill, every Monday

To Manchester—Edward Hollows, James Livsey, Thomas Livsey, and Eleanor Schofield, from their houses, on market days

To Rochdale—SamL Schofieldfrom Rochdale road, and Robt.. Green- halgh from the Queen Anne, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday—James Liveey and Thos. LivwSjp from their houses* every Monday

ON THE ROCHOALB CANAIuTo Rochdale, Halifax, Hull, Goole,

Wakefield, Ac.—William Jackson and Sons

To Liverpool and Manchester—The Merchants' Company—William Jackson & Sons—J. & J. Veevers—Kenworthy & Co.

RAILWAY.LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE —

Station, top of Manchester street

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BIRTLE-CUM-BAMFORD,COMPBI81NG""~KENYON TOLD, CBIMBLE, MOULDING, BIRTLB DEAN,

JEBICHO, AND THE NEIGHBOURHOOD.

POPULATION..................1831..................1841

.16501722

INCREASE ............................................. 72

GENTRY & CLERGY.Bruce Bev. Jaines,Bamford chapel Fenton James, Esq., Bamford hall Fenton John, Esq., Crimble hall Fenton Joseph, Esq., Crimble

cottageFenton William,Esq.,Meadowcroft Bamsbottom Thos,, Esq., Harwood

fields Wilson Rev. Thomas, Castle hill

ACADEMIES & SCHOOLS.INDEPENDENT PAY SCHOOL, Bam-

ford—Miss Butterworth, teacher MOULDING DAY SCHOOL, Birtle—

James Jones, teacherBEERSELLERS.

Bentley John, Broad carr Chadwick Squire, Lower nioor Holt John Kenyon fold Holt Thomas, Dixon fold Leach William, Jericho Wolstenholine Richard, Tacklee

BLACKSMITHS & FARRIERS,Horrox Philip, Kenyon fold Stott James, ..k-riclio Thomason Seth, Jericho

BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.Cass Joseph, MarcroftsJackson Thomas, Bamford chapel

COAL PROPRIETORS.Booth Thomas, BIBTLE COLLIEBY Howarth Edmund, junr., Pen green Boscoe,Lord&Co., MEADOWCBOFT

COLLIEBYCOTTON MANUFACTURERS.

Ashworth Abel & Co., MOULDINGMILL, Birtle

Baron and Tattersall, PITFIELDMILL, Birtle

Bamsbottom Thomas and Sons,BIBTLE DEAN MILL, and Springgardens, Manchester

FARMERS.Barnes Henry, Ridings Bentley John, Broad carr Berry John, Brickcroft nook Booth Thomas, Thornyhurst Butterworth Samuel, Smethurst Chadwick Isaac, Gindels Chadwick John, Bird i'th' hand Chadwick John, Carr Chadwick John, Higher moor Cass Joseph, Marcrofts

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Chadwick Michael, Nat bank Chadwick Robert, Smethurst Chadwick Squire, Lower moor Chadwick Thomas, Tacklee Diggle James, Castle hill wood Diggle Martha, Gorses Diggle Robert, Moulding Entwistle Richard, Castle hill lane Fitton Edmund, Moulding Fitton Edmund, Rigley carr Fitton Peggy, Smethurst Fletcher Richard, Wood barn Fitton Richard, Jericho Fitton Richard, Top o'th' meadow Grundy Marshall, Round house Hall John, Bradshaw hill Holt James, Kirkcroft nook Howarth Edmund, Penn green Howarth George, New Birtle Howarth Michael, Sand hole Howarth Nathaniel, Nineveh Howarth William, Jericho Kenyon James, Broomses Kenyon Robert, Top o'th' roof Kenyon William, Grisley hurst Leach Robert, Simpson clough Riley Thomas, Old Birtle Rose John, Dixon fold Rothwell James, Silvernest Royds Thomas, Moulding Stafford Joseph, Carrcroft Schofield Junia, Dixon fold Stott Robert, Moorbank Taylor Alice, Smethurst Walmsley Joseph, Moulding Wilkinson Wm., Kershaw bridge Wolstenholme James, Silvernest

INNS & PUBLIC HOUSES.Bird i'th' Hand, James Shepherd George & Dragon, John Dawson,

JerichoGolden Fleece, ————— Bamford Pack Horse, Robert Chadwick,CarrSHOPKEEPERS & DEALERS IN

GROCERIES & SUNDRIES, Berry John, Kirkcroft nook

Chadwick John, Carr Diggle Joseph, Birtle moor Fitton James, Bird i'th' hand Howarth Jonathan, Kenyon fold Howarth Michael, Sand hole Hunt Adam, Fair view Riley Thomas, Old Birtle Taylor Edmund, Smithy house

MISCELLANEOUS.Butterworth Samuel, stone mason,

Smethurst Dawson John, fire brick & chimney

tile manufacturer, Jericho Carr Wm., farm bailiff, Heywoods Hall Robert, gingham dealer,

Birtle dean Howarth James, woollen manufac •

turer, Cobhouse Leach Robert, fuller, Simpson

clough mill Ludman John & Co., size makers,

Red bankSmith Robert, clogger, Kenyon fold Tattersall John, butcher, Bowling

green

PLACES OF WORSHIP,AND THEIR MINI8TEBB.

ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CHUBCH,Birtle—Rev. Thomas Wilson,

- incumbent BAMFORD INDEPENDENT CHAPEL,

Bamford — Rev. James Bruce,minister

PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL,Dixon fold

WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL,Kenyon fold

WESLEYAN CHAPEL, Moulding

OVERSEERS — Michael Howartn.and William Howarth

ASSISTANT OVERSEER — ThomasJackson, Bamford chapel

REGISTRAR—Jas. Jackson, Hooleybridge

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ASHWORTH.Population in 1831..... -284,—1841..... -325. Increase ......41.

BOOT & SHOE MAKERS.Chadwick Robert, Ashworth fold Whitworth Abraham, Windle Wilkinson James, Bridge carr

FARMERS.Ashworth John, Shepherd hey Chadwick Edmund, Ashworth fold Chadwick John, Ashworth fold Chadwick Robert, Ashworth fold Clegg James, Standlees Clegg John, Dairy house Gaskell Joseph, Birdfields Hamer John, Greengate hill Harrisou Betty, Clough Hartley Andrew, Barnfield close Howarth Nathaniel, Leaches Howarth Richard, Sandiford Lord James, Ashworth hall Oliver James, Blackdad fold Pilling Isaac, Copthill Schofield Edmund, Midge hall Shepherd James, Paper house Shepherd James, Windle Shepherd Robert, Chapel house Taylor John, Hurst

Whitworth Abm., Guelder clough Whitworth Abraham, Windle Whitworth William, Blackdad fold Wild James, Cocks house Wilkinson James, Bridge carr Woolfenden John, Yates Woolfenden John, Close barn

MISCELLANEOUS.HowarthNathl.shopkeeper,Leaches Lord James, coal proprietor, Ash­

worth collieryRathbone Rev. David, Ashwth. hall Schofield Edmd., joiner,Midge hall Shepherd James, cotton manufac­

turer, Paper house Shepherd Robert, Egerton's arms,

Chapel house

ST. JAMES' CHAPEL, Ashworth— Rev. David Rathbone, incumbent

DAY SCHOOL, Ashworth hall foldOVERSEERS—Js.Shepherd,Windle,

and Jas. Shepherd, Paper houseASSISTANT OVERSEER —Abraham

Whitworth, Windle

PILSWORTH.Population in 1831.... - .443.——1841..... .414. Decrease...... 29.

FARMERS. Ashton David, Uptons Bridge Thomas, Coal pits Butterworth James, Hill top Cocker Joshua, Cat hall Harwood Jane, Moor barn Hnlme John, Jackson fold Kay Moses, Meadowcroft Kershaw John, Higher broad fieldLowe Peter, Hare's hill Morris John, Captains Nuttall Betty, Lower broad field Nuttall John, Higher barn Partington Moses, Higher fields Schofield Samuel, Dirty field head

MISCELLANEOUS.Bridge Richard, beerseller, Lower

broad fieldFletcher & Whewell, coal proprie­

tors, Pilsworth collieryLancashire James, Three Arrows,

Lane endSwanwick Joseph Wicksteed, calico

printer, Hollins valeWhewell John, bleacher, Hollins

OVERSEERS—David Ashton andJohn Morris

ASSISTANT OVERSEER — ThomasNuttall, Higher barn

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HOPWOOD.COMPRISING BIRCH, SIDDA1L MOOR, AND THE NEIGHBOURHOOD.

POPULATION.................-1831..................1841

14131418

INCREASE

GENTRY & CLERGY. Hopwood Robert Gregge, Esq.,

Hop wood hall Thomas Rev. Hugh Percy, Birch

ACADEMIES & SCHOOLS. HATTER'S DAY SCHOOL — Joseph

Kenyon, master ST. MARY'S DAY SCHOOL—Henry

Lee, masterBEERSELLERS.

Dawson James, New gap Greenhalgh Timothy, Slattocks Lorn ax Jeffrey, Manchester road Partington Richard, Birch Smith Amos, Manchester road Standring George, Siddal moor

BLACKSMITHS. Collinge Edmund, Birch Ogden John, Slattocks

COTTON SPINNERS. Joynson Peter and Samuel, Birch

FARMERS.Aspinall Richard, Collop gate Booth Ann, Top o'th' hill Butterworth Isaac, Siddal moor Collinge Edmund, Siddal Collinge John, Saxons Collinge John, Siddal moor Dixon James, Gooden house Duckworth John, Siddal moor Dyson Thomas, Spinthreads Greenhalgh Robert, Siddal fold Grime John, Yew tree Hall James, Siddal moor

Hartley Edmund, Siddal moor Howarth Robert, Staniclifle hall Kay Robert, Mercers Kershaw William, Hopwood mill Livsey John, Gooden Robson Joseph, Stanicliffe hall Smith James, Hopwood wood Smith Mark, Gooden

INNS & PUBLIC HOUSES. Hopwood's Arms, Thomas Wilson,

SlattocksRed Lion, Samuel Howe, Birch Three Tuns, Mary Birch, Birch White Hart, Samuel Partington,

BirchSHOPKEEPERS & DEALERS IN

GROCERIES 8s SUNDRIES. Booth Moses, Birch Dawson Thomas, Birch Fenton Jane, Birch Jacques James, Birch Saxon Robert, Birch Smith Amos, Manchester road

MISCELLANEOUS. Kershaw William, corn miller,

Hopwood millParr James, wheehvright, Birch Pownall Ralph, joiner and builder.

Birch ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Birch—Rev.

Hugh Percy Thomas, incumbent OVERSEERS — Mark Smith and

John Livsey ASSISTANT OVERSEER—Isaac

terworth, Siddal moor

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THE

BURY DIRECTORY ADVERTISER,18 5 O.

THE YORKSHIRE

PATRONS:His Grace tihe Archbishop of York.The Most Noble the Marquis of Londonderry.The Bight Honorable Earl Fitzwilliam.The Right Honorable the Earl of Tyrconnel.The Bight Honorable the Earl of Yarborough.The Bight Honorable the Earl of Zetland.The Bight Beverend the Bishop of Bipon, &c. &c.

TRUSTEES:

The Bight Honorable Lord Wenlock, Bobert Swann, Esq., and Leonard Thompson, Esq.

DIRECTORS:

Thomas Price, Esq., Chairman. Thomas Barstow, Esq., and John Swann, Esq., Deputy Chairmen.

Secretary — W. L. Newman, Esq.The Yorkshire Fire and Life Assurance Company has been established

many years; and for the purpose of affording an ample guarantee to the public, a Capital of .£500,000 has been subscribed.

Common Insurances effected at Is. 6d. to 2s. per cent. Hazardous, „ ,, 2s. 6d. to 3s. „ Doubly Hazardous „ 4s. Od. to 5s. „

This Company does not profess to share the profits with the insured, so the insured will never be liable to answer calls for money, in ordier to make good losses, if any—a responsibility from which they could not be free, whatever guarantee may be offered, if the Insurance be accompanied with any condition of benefit to arise from profits.

BICHABD GBEENHALGH,GENEBAL AGENT, 10 Edward Street^ Bury.

ssr Agent for Fletcher's Breightmet House-Fire and Engine Coal.

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72 • BURY DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.

MANUFACTURERS ilLjlLJSl T0 HER MAJESTY

SPECIAL APPOINTMENT ^f^|jil^;|^ALL THE KOYAL FAMILY.

J. SCHWEPPE & Co.MANUFACTURERS OP

rwtihV^AND OTHEB SKATED WATERS,

No. 51, BERNERS STREET, LONDON;Branch Manufactories at Liverpool, Bristol, and Derby.

The continued preference of the Public, throughout the United Kingdom, so abundantly proves the superior quality of the above Waters, that it only remains for the Manufacturers to express their acknowledg­ ments, and respectfully to solicit attention to the BED LABEL over the Cork, having their name on each side, without which none is genuine; this is necessary, as many of the inferior Makers use SCHWEPPE'S BOTTLES, in order to pass off their own spurious composition as Schweppe's Manufacture.

N.B. The largest Importers of German Seltzer Water.

AGENT FOR BURY AND THE NEIGHBOURHOOD:

THOMAS HOLT,CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, BOLTON STREET;

OF WHOM MAT ALSO BE HAD

DRUGS, DRYSALTERIES, SPICES, FISH SAUCES, PERFUMERY; OILS, PAINTS, COLOURS, VARNISHES;

Wax, Spermaceti, Composite, Price's and Palmer's Candles, Ac,PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RECIPES

Most carefully compounded with genuine preparations.

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THE DERBY HOTEL,AWD COMMERCIAL INN,

LANCASHIRE.

MICHAEL CHARLTON,(LATE OF THE CLIFTON ARMS HOTEL, LYTHAM,)

In returning thanks for the many kind favors received at his late establishment, begs to announce that he has opened the above, replete with every accommodation for Families, Commercial Travellers, and others visiting Bury, and trusts, by strict attention to their comforts, and moderate charges, to secure their patronage and support, which it shall ever be his constant study to merit.

WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY.

HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS,Serfmnte rfjargeto in tfje Bill.

POST HORSES, NEAT CONVEYANCES, CARS, GIGS, ETC.

An Omnibus to and from Edenfield daily.