Dawson William, Frankwell
Jones & Co, Mardol
Dyson Bernard (agent), Hill’s lane
Jobson Joseph, St. John’s hill
Simpson Hortensius C. Barker st
Bevan Henry, clerk to the Shrewsbury Water Works, St. Mary st
Blent Charles, chair maker, St. John’s hill
Blower Rebecca, hay and straw dealer, Wyle cop
Boucher George, music and musical instrument seller, Castle st
Chapman Charles, manager of the goods department of the Shrewsbury & Chester railway, Castle foregate
Drayton Peter William, malt mill maker, Frankwell
Easthope William, cooking apparatus maker, Wyle cop
Ebrall Samuel, gun mater, Wyle cop
Elton John, register office for servants, Dogpole
Evans David, stained glass manufacturer, Wyle cop
Evans Richard, eating house, Mardol
Hallam George, cutler, Bridge st
Harries George, paper warehouse, Mardol
Harvey William, last maker, Pride hill
Jones William, trunk maker, Frankwell
Kent John, pawnbroker, Mardol head
Key & Co. bedstead manufrs. Mardol
Lacey John, ink maker, Castle field
Littlehales George, engraver & working jeweller, Dogpole
Loxdale John, clerk of the peace for the county, and clerk to the lieutenancy of Salop, Shire hall
Mallard Edward, paper hanger, Mardol
Newton Henry, steel mill manufacturer, Mardol quay
Peele Joshua John, town clerk & county treasurer, Shire hall
Peplow Edward, net maker, Chester st
Pidduck Thomas, surgeon accoucheur, Princess st
Pidgeon Henry, treasurer to the corporation, High st
Pugh Thomas, eating house, Castle gates
Rogers William, salt merchant, Frankwll
Taylor Hy. hair sieve maker, Chester st
Taylor Wm. tobacco-pipe maker, Coleham
Tisdale Thos. civil engineer, Mardol head
Wade George, coffin maker and undertaker, Wyle cop
Webb Cornelius, law stationer, Market st
Wigginton James, pavier, Cotton hill
Yeomans Thomas, sedan chair owner, Swan hill
The Abbey Church, Abbey foregate—Rev. Robert L. Burton, vicar; Rev. Henry Fletcher, curate
Atcham Church, Atcham—Rev. Henry Burton, vicar; Rev. T. M. Bulkeley Owen, curate
St. Alkmund’s, St. Alkmund’s place—Rev. Charles Edward Wightman, vicar; Rev. George Dundas, curate
St. Chad’s, Quarry terrace—Rev. John Yardley, vicar
St. George’s, Frankwell—Rev. John Harding
St. George’s, Pontesbury—Rev. W. Harrison,A.M.rector; Rev. C. Drury and Rev. W. Vaughan, curates
St. Giles’, Islington, Abby Foregate—Rev. Robert L. Burton, vicar
St. Julian’s, High street—Rev. James Jardine Rogerson, incumbent
St. Mary’s, St. Mary st—Rev. Thomas Butler Lloyd, incumbent; Rev. Charles Bridges, curate
St. Michael’s, Castle foregate—Rev. R. G. Young, curate
Trinity church, Coleham—Rev. James Colley, incumbent; Rev. Wm. Thorpe, curate
Baptist, Claremont st—Rev. John Howe
Independent, Swan hill—Rev. William Thorpe
Independent, Castle gates—Rev. — Hill
Independent, Pontesbury—Rev. Thos. Jones
Methodist(Wesleyan), St. John’s hill, Castle fields, and New st—(Minsters various)
Methodist(New Connexion), St. John’s row—Rev. John Flather
Methodist(Primitive), Castle court—Rev. William Bickerdike
Friends’ Meeting House, St. John’s hll
Unitarian, High st—Rev. Richd. Astley
Welch, Hill’s lane—Rev. Ebenezer Williams
Welch Independent, Pride hill—Rev. David J. Thomas
Roman Catholic, Beeches lane—Rev. Eugene Egan, priest
Superintendent—Charles Bowen Peece, Swan hill
Registrars of Marriages—Samuel Lucas Lewin, Swan hill, and Thos. Edwards, Cotton hill
Registrars of Births and Deaths—Richd. Price, Castle st; Thomas Boyce, Claremont hill, and Rd. Croft, Pontesbury
Office, High-street.
Judge—Uvedale Corbett, Esq.
High Bailiff—Henry Bloxham
Clerk—Joshua John Peele, Esq.
Bailiffs—Richard Prinn & William Giles
St. Mary’s-place.
House Surgeon—William Newman
Deputy Treasurer—Mr. Robert Barton
Secretary—Henry Bevan
Matron—Maria Bennett
Governor—William N. Kendillon
Matron—Mary Kendillon
Schoolmaster—Edward Jones
Chaplain—Rev. William J. James
Governor—Captain John Shepherd
Chaplain—Rev. James Denning
Surgeon—John N. Heathcote
Baths(Shrewsbury Royal), Cotton hill—William Ebery, proprietor
Billiard Rooms, Public buildings, Corn market—George Careswell, proprietor
Borough Clerk of the Peace’s Office, Shire hall—George Gordon, clerk
Borough Police Office, Market st—Joseph Shackell, chief constable
Butter Market, Pride hill
County Clerk of the Peace’s Office, Shire hall—John Loxdale, clerk
County Constabulary, Market sq—Captain D. Mayne,R.N.chief constable
County Treasurer’s Office, Shire hall—Joshua John Peele, treasurer
Dispensary, Belmont—Henry Fenton, surgeon
Fire Engine Station, Police court—Thos. Roberts, engineer & superintendt
Gas Works, Castle foregate; office Mardol head—W. R. Ward, manager
Inland Revenue Office, 7 Talbot chambers, Market st—John Mayhew, collector; William Atkinson & Horatio Nelson Davies, supervisors
Lunatic Asylum, Bicton—Richd. Oliver,M.D.governor; Sophia Oliver, matron
Magistrates’ Clerk’s Office, Shire hall—William Henry Cooper, clerk
Market Hall, Market square
Mechanics’ Institution, Market hall—Edward H. Hudson, secretary
News Room(Public), New Public buildings, Corn market
Religious Tract Society’s Depository, Wyle cop—Wm. Tibnam, keeper
Shire & Guild Hall, Market square
Shropshire Agricultural Society, Market sq—Wm. Godwin Preece, secty
Shropshire and North Wales Natural History and Antiquarian Society, College hill—Henry Johnson,M.D.honorary secretary; Miss Hewitt, museum keeper
Sick Man’s and Lying-In Charity, Swan hill—Saml. Lucas Lewin, secretry
Stamp Office, Corn market—Edward B. Tipton, distributer
Street Act Office, Police court, Corn market
Tax Office, Talbot chambers, Market st—Thomas Withers, surveyor; Thomas Onions, Cross hill, and Thomas Harwood, Abbey foregate, assessors and collectors
Theatre, St John’s hill—John Coleman, lessee
Town Clerk’s Office, Shire hall—Joshua John Peele, clerk
Weights’ & Measures’ Office, Wyle cop—Timothy White, inspector
To ABERYSTWITH, theRoyal Mail, from the Lion, every morning at a quarter past four; goes through Welchpool, Newtown, and Machynlleth.
To MUCH WENLOCK, anOmnibus, from the Unicorn, every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon at three.
To NEWTOWN, theAlliance, every afternoon at half-past three.
ON THE SHREWSBURY & CHESTER; ON THE SHREWSBURY & BIRMINGHAM LINES, AND ON THE SHREWSBURY AND STAFFORD BRANCH OF THE SHROPSHIRE UNION.
Station, Castle gates—William Patchett, secretary to the Station Committee and station master.
Omnibusesfrom the Lion, the Raven, the George, the Raven and Bell, and the Crown Hotels await the arrival and departure of the trains.
To LONDON, BIRMINGHAM & WOLVERHAMPTON, Crowley, Hicklin Co. (in connexion with Chaplin & Horne) from their warehouse, Castle foregate, daily (per rail)—Charles Smith, Blakeway, agent
To LONDON, DOVER, SOUTHAMPTON, EXETER, LIVERPOOL, HULL and all parts, Pickford & Co. Canal wharf, Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday (by canal and railway)—Jas. Elledge, jun. agent
To ABERYSTWITH, Edward Henry Lowes, from his warehouse, Mardol quay, & Richard Morgan, from Crowley & Co.’s warehouse, Mardol, and from Pickford & Co.’s, Wed. and Saturday
To ACTON BURNELL, Richard Pascall, from the Lion and Pheasant, Richard Onions, from the Barge Inn, and John Hutchins, from the Spread Eagle, Wednesday and Saturday
To BASCHURCH and RUYTON, John Taylor, from the Mermaid, Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, and Henry Williams, from the Bell, Saturday
To BERRIEW, John Pugh, from the Britannia, Wednesday
To BISHOP’S CASTLE, John Hurdley, from the Old Bell, Wed. and Saturday, and Thomas Venables, from the Elephant and Castle, Saturday
To BROSELEY & IRONBRIDGE, Wm. Williams, from his house, Wyle cop, Monday, Wednesday and Friday
To CHIRBURY, — Harris, from the George, Saturday
To CHURCHSTOKE, MONTGOMERY & KERRY, David Jones, from E. H. Lowes’, Wed. and Saturday
To CONDOVER & FRODESLEY, — Parsons, from the Barge, Wyle cop, Wednesday and Saturday
To CRESSAGE, John Newns, from the Spread Eagle, Wed. and Saturday
To GARRID, Thomas Williams, from the Queen’s Head, Wed. and Saturday
To HABBERLEY, Edward Horton, from the Queen’s Head, and — Bromley, from the Mermaid, Saturday
To HAWKESTONE, Edwd. Tudor, from the Bull’s Head, Wednesday & Saturday
To HOPTON, Thomas Benyon, from the Castle and Falcon, Saturday
To KENLEY, Thomas Roberts, from the Spread Eagle, Saturday
To LLANDRINIO, John Williams, from the Mermaid, Mon. Wed. Fri. and Sat.
To LLANIDLOES, Richd. Morgan, firm the Britannia, Saturday
To LLANYMYNECH, — Morris, from the Elephant and Castle, Saturday
To LONGNOR, Richard Wigley, from the Spread Eagle, Saturday
To MACHYNLLETH, Margt. Griffiths, from Pickford & Co.’s and E. H. Lowes’ warehouses, Wednesday
To MADELEY & BROSELEY, William Onions, from the Barge Inn, Wed.
To MARTON, CHURCHSTOKE, and CHIRBURY, John Oliver, from the Queen’s Head, Wednesday & Saturday
To MINSTERLEY, Thomas Griffiths, from the Old Bell, Wed. and Saturday
To MONTGOMERY, Richard Evans, from Pickford & Co.’s and E. H. Lowes’ warehouses, Wednesday
To MUCH WENLOCK, Richd. Nicklin, from the Spread Eagle, Wed. and Sat
To NESTCLIFFE, William Humphreys, from the Old Bell, Wed. and Saturday
To NEWTOWN, LLANIDLOES, and ABERYSTWITH, Elizabeth Sockett, from Pickford & Co.’s warehouse, Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, and Richd. Morgan, from the Britannia, Tuesday and Friday
To PICKLESCOTT & STAPLETON, John Preece, from the Barge Inn, Sat.
To PONTESBURY & MINSTERLEY, Thomas Davies, from the Queen’s Head, Mon. Wed. Thurs. and Sat. and Wm. Maddox, from the White Hart, Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
To PREES, John Hanley, from the Eagle and Tun, and William Eccleston, from the Bell Inn, Saturday and Fair days
To PULVERBATCH, Sarah Dobinson, and Philip Morris, from the Spread Eagle, Wednesday and Saturday
To RUYTON, James Huffar, from the Spread Eagle, Saturday
To WELCHPOOL, Richard Jones, from Pickford & Co.’s and E. H. Lowe’s warehouses, Tues. Thurs. and Sat. and Edwd. Harris, from the Queen’s Head, Wednesday
To WELCHPOOL and NEWTOWN, Elizabeth Sockett, from Crowley and Co.’s warehouse, Tues. Thurs. & Sat. and John Lewis, from the White Hart, Wednesday and Saturday
To WEM, Thomas Harris, from Hill’s Arms, and Joseph Owen and Thomas Harris, from E. H. Lowes, Wed. & Sat.
To WESTBURY, Thomas Humphreys, from the Mermaid, and John Hanley, from the Bell, Wednesday and Saturday
To WHITCHURCH, by the Carriers toWem.
To WORTHEN, William Downes, from the Elephant and Castle, Wed. & Sat.
To WYTHEFORD, Thos. Humphreys, from the Bell, Saturday and Fair days
To BRISTOL and all intermediate places Edward Henry Lowe, from his wharf, Mardol quay, three or four times a week
To CHESTER, LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, & all intermediate places, the Shropshire Union Railway & Canal Co. from Commercial wharf, daily—James Smith, manager; Pickford and Co. collecting agents
Barges, on the Severn, toBridgnorth,Bewdley,Stourport,Worcester, andGloucester, from E. H. Lowe’s warehouse, Mardol quay, two or three times a week
Wellingtonis a market town and parish in the hundred of Bradford, 144 milesN.W.from London, and 11E.from Shrewsbury. The town is situated near the ancient RomanWatling Street, about two miles from the Wrekin, a lofty mountain, which rises from the plain to the height of 1,200 feet above the bed of the Severn. The face of the country around here, is diversified by mountainous tracts of land, and rich valleys; while another wide portion is an even surface, fertile, and in a perfect state of agriculture. During the great civil war, this was the first place of rendezvous of Charles I. On the 19th September, 1642, the king mastered his forces near the town, and having commanded his military orders to be read, delivered, in person, the remarkable address mentioned by Clarendon. Wellington-under-the-Wrekin, as it is sometimes called, to distinguish it from Wellington in Somersetshire, is neatly built, contains a number of good houses, is gas-lighted, and has received considerable improvements; among these may be mentioned the erection of a new and handsome church, and a neat market-hall.
The government of the town is vested in a mayor and constables, and two clerks are appointed to regulate the markets: these officers are nominated at the manorial court, held annually in November by Lord Forester the lord of the manor. The magistrates sit in petty sessions weekly, upon business connected with the hundred; and a County Court is held monthly in Church-street, for the recovery of debts not exceeding £50—the town being included in the twenty-seventh circuit of towns. Wellington is a polling station at the election of members to represent the northern division of the county. The trade of this place is of some consequence—seated at it is, in the centre of a productive coal and lime district; besides which, the many works are of considerable magnitude; there are many malting and flour mills, and the trade in hops, seeds and timber, is somewhat extensive. The town contains several excellent inns—the principal are the ‘Bull’s Head,’ in New-street, and the ‘Charlton Arms,’ in Church-street. We notice the ‘Admaston Hotel’ under Wrockwardine village. Wellington is now included in the advantages derived from the rail—the Shrewsbury and Birmingham line intersects the town, and the Wellington and Stafford branch of the Shropshire Union Railways communicates therewith; a station erected in the centre of the town, is used in common by both lines.
The parish church of All Saints, is a light and modern edifice of freestone; a portion of it is supported by iron pillars, and the same material is employed in the window frames, thereby imparting a light appearance to the whole: the living is a vicarage, with the rectory of Eyton on the Wild Moors annexed, in the patronage of Thomas Eyton, Esq.; the present incumbent is the Rev. Benjamin Banning. There are places of worship for Baptists, Independents, Wesleyan and Primitive Methodists, and Roman Catholics. The principal charities are a free school for teaching poor children of both sexes; another conducted upon the national plan; an almshouse for six poor women; a dispensary, recently established, and a new and commodious Union Workhouse—the latter, for the reception of the poor of eleven parishes, of which Wellington is the centre. Amusement and instruction are derived from a concert-hall, billiard and news-rooms, and a mechanics’ institute; all of which are of recent establishment. A mile from the town is Apley Castle, the seat of St. John S. Charlton, Esq.; and about the like distance westward, is Orleton Hall, the residence of the Hon. R. C. Herbert. The market is held on Thursday; the fairs March 29th, June 22nd, September 29th and November 17th. The fairs and markets are well attended; at the September fair a great weight of butter and cheese is disposed of; the others are chiefly for horses, cattle, sheep and pigs. Fairs (or cattle markets) are likewise held on the last Tuesday in the months of January, February, April, May, July, August, October, and December. The parish contained, in 1841, 10,990, and in 1851, 11,554 inhabitants.
Two milesW.byN.from Wellington, is the village ofWrockwardine, the parish of which embraces a large coal and iron district. Within the parish atAdmaston, about a mile from Wrockwardine, are two valuable springs—one chalybeate, the other sulphureous. An admirably conducted hotel and boarding house, with hot and cold baths, have been erected here at a considerable expense; and the waters being found beneficial in cases of rheumatism, it is resorted to by many afflicted with that complaint, and other visitors. The Shrewsbury Canal passes through the parish, and the river Tern washes its northern border. The parish church of Saint Peter, is a venerable structure of red stone, substantially built: the benefice is a discharged vicarage, in the gift of the Crown; the Rev. George Lavington Yate is the present incumbent. There has been erected a handsome district church, or chapel of ease. The parish contained, by the returns for 1841, 2,731 inhabitants, and by those for 1851, 3,107.
Wombridgeis a parish, in the same division as Wellington—the village being about three miles east from that town. The Shrewsbury, Shropshire and Marquess of Stafford’s Canals forms a junction in this parish, which is intersected by theWatling Streetof the Romans, and the main road to Holyhead—also by several tram-roads from the coal and iron works at Ketley, &c. The parish church is dedicated to Saint Leonard: the living is a perpetual curacy, in the presentation of the family of Charlton. The parish contained, in 1841, 2,057, and in 1851, 2,166 inhabitants.
POST OFFICE, New-street,Wellington, Benjamin Smith,Post Master.
Arrival of the Mails—FromLondon,Wolverhampton,Birmingham, and the North, every morning at half-past six. FromShrewsburyandMontgomeryshire, every evening at seven; and fromKetley,Oakengale,High-ErcallandUppington, every evening at half-past five.
Despatch of the Mails—ToLondon,Wolverhampton, and the North, every evening at half-past six. ToShrewsburyandMontgomeryshire, every morning at half-past five, and toKetley,Oakengale,High-ErcallandUppington, at seven.
POST OFFICE,Ketley, Ann Williams,Post Mistress—Letters from all parts arrive (fromWellington), at a quarter past seven in the morning, and are despatched thereto at five in the evening.
Anslow Mr. William, Eyton
Banning Rev. Benjn.A.M., Vicarage
Beeston Miss Tabitha, Rose hill
Bird Rev. William Taylor, Preston
Burn Rev. Andrew, Kinnersley
Charlton St. John, Esq. Apley Castle
Cludde Miss Anne Maria, Wrockwardine
Dickin Miss —, Vineyard road
Emery Charles, Esq. Burcott House
Eyton Thomas Campbell, Esq. (magistrate), Eyton Hall
Ferriday Mr. Allen, Watling st
Goodall Mr. Peter, Parville
Griffiths Mr. James, Vineyard road
Hague Rev. Wm. Smith, St. Johns st
Hayley Mr. Sedgley, the Crescent
Haynes Mr. John, Admaston
Herbert Honble. R. C. Orleton Hall
Johnson Mr. Thomas, Villa Cottage
Juckes Thomas, Esq. Tern
Keay Rev. Wm. Springfield, King st
Kimberley Mrs. Mary, Vineyard rd
Lampfried Rev. A. Madeley
Lawley William Shakeshaft, jun. Esq. (magistrate), Leigomery Hse
Lewis Mr. Charles, Park Villa
Lunn Mrs. Ellen, Millbank terrace
M‘Knight Mr. George, Mossy bank
Mansell Mrs. Elizabeth, Admaston
Minor Mr. Augustus, Hadley Park
Oliver Mr. James, Spring hill
Parton Mr. William, Jarratt’s lane
Pigott Rev. George, Withington
Pinches Miss Esther, St. John st
Pinches Mr. William, St. John st
Poyner Henry, Esq. Hadley
Roden Miss Eliza, King st
Stanier John, Esq. Leaton
Stonham Rev. Thomas, Ketley Parsonage
Symons Rev. Mark, Fountain place
Taylor Miss Elizabeth, the Mount
Turner Mr. Thomas, Walker st
Turner William, Esq. Field House
Wellings Mr. Harriman, Leaton
Whittingham Mr. Samuel, Haybridge Cottage
Williams Jno. Esq. Ketley hill House
Wyley William, Esq. Dothill Park
Yate Rev. George Lavington,A.M.Wrockwardine
Marked thus * are Day and Boarding Academies.
Not otherwise described are Day Schools
Beetlestone Ellen & Caroline Mill bnk
Binned Jane, Rose hill
* Cranage Joseph Edward, Old hall
* Cranage Martha, Old hall
Dean Misses —, King st
Hobson Sarah, King st
Hussey John, Church st
Infants’ School, King st
Jones George, Hadley
National School, King street—Edward Price, master
National School(Duke of Sutherland’s), Red lake—James Allen, master; Emily Allen, mistress
Picken Elizabeth, Wrockwardine
Smart Joseph William, Admaston
* Weston Emma, Mill bank
(See also Fire,&c. Office Agents.)
Adams John (to the Shropshire Union Railway and Canal Co.), Shropshire Union Railway
Ashdown John (land), Uppington
Barlow Joseph (to his Grace the Duke of Sutherland, and wharfinger), Wappenshall wharf
Garbett Richard (land and lime, to the Right Honble. Lord Forester), Lawley
Jones John (porter), Park st
Rimmer Henry (to Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway Company), Wappenshall
Slaney John (porter), Market pl
Tew Richard (tea), Admaston
Tipton Mark (to Beriah Botfield Iron Works), Massey green
Wyley William (land), Dothill Park
Marled thus * are Commissioners for taking acknowledgments of Deeds by Married Women.
Beeston John Daniel William, Church street
Knowles Isaac, Church st
Marcy George (& clerk to the Poor-law Guardians, and to the Trustees of the Watling street and Ironbridge turnpike roads), Watling street; office, Walker st
Newill Robert Daniel (and clerk to magistrates and to county court, & also to the improvement commissioners, and attorney for the Wellington Coal and Gas-Light Company and Wellington Water Works Company), New st
Smallwood B. H. Church st
Barber John (& surveyor), Church st
Houlston John, Swine market
Jones Thos. William (& accountant), Church st
Bagshaw Sarah, Crown st
Bird Francis, Crown st
Cartwright Edward, New st
Cartwright J. E. New st
Pointon Henry, Crown st
Austin William, New st
Birks Mary Ann, New st
Bizzel Ann, Church st
Cartwright Edward, New st
Fieldhouse John, New st
Lloyd Joseph, New st
Porter John, New st
Taylor William, Jarratt’s lane
Venables John, New st
Webb Henry, New st
Webb Mary Ann, New st
York Mary, New st
Shropshire Banking Company(Branch), Church st—(draw on Union Bank of London, London), John Benson, manager
Savings’ Bank, Walker st—(open every alternate Monday from 10 till 12)—George Marcy, actuary
Corbett Samuel, Park st
Cotton Robert, Walker st
Griffiths John, Dun Cow lane
Houlston Robert, Wrockwardine
Marsh John, Admaston
Owen Richard, Snedshill
Poole Martha, Watling st
Taylor Richard, Hadley
Hobson Robert (and stamp office), Market place
Keay James, Yew st
Leake Thomas (and public library), Crown street
Smith Benjamin, New st
Barnes John, Mill bank
Birks Thomas, New st
Blud Philip, Ketley
Brookes George, New st
Brown John, Park st
Edwards Jane, New st
Edwards William, New st
Fleming William, New st
Forrester Thos. (warehouse), New st
Gough James, Crown st
Griffiths Edward, Ketley
Griffiths George, Mill bank
Harper George, jun. New st
Harris George, New st
Harris George, junr. New st
Houlston Thomas, Wrockwardine
Hughes William, Burcott
Jackson Edwin, New st
Keay Charlotte, Market place
Lawson Charles, Church st
Liggitt John, New st
Lloyd John, Ketley
Lloyd William, New st
Lloyd William, Wrekin road
Moore James, New st
Morgan John, New st
Pinches John, Ketley
Rowley William, Ketley
Smith Benjamin, New st
Thompson Emanuel, Park st
Williams Manual, Ketley
Wood Charles, New st
Baddeley Thomas, Market place
Brookes William, New st
Gill Robert, New st
Shakeshaft Ellen, Crown st
Webb Thomas, Crown st
Currier John, New st
Downes John, Church st
Ellis Thomast, King st
Shaw & Roper, Wrekin road
See Joiners and Builders.
Bailey John, Market square
Birch Edmund, Market square
Birch Edwin, Admaston
Capsey William, Market square
Clay Thomas, New st
Davies Elizabeth, New st
Dolphin Joseph, Butcher’s lane
Espley George (pork), New st
Galliers John, Marker square
Hodges Benjamin, New st
Lea Thomas, Market square
Liggitt Joseph (pork), New st
Moore John, New st
Padmore William, Market square
Poole William, Dun Cow lane
Richards Richard, Jarratt’s lane
Smith Charles, New st
Titley Joseph, Admaston
Titley Thomas, Market square
Topham George, Market square
Tudor Joseph, Market square
West Thomas, Market place
See under the head Joiners.
Groom John, New st
Page Francis, New st
Shepperd Robert, New st
Edwards William (and secretary to the news room), Market place
Ison John, New st
Jones Samuel Haden, New st
Turner Thomas, Market place
Whitfield John, Market place
Crump Henry, New st
Downing Henry, Tan bank
Getley William (merchant), Hadley
Jones Mary, New st
Pearce Ann, New st
Bagley John, New st
Campbell Bridget, New st
Carr John, New st
Morris John, New st
Neckles Jane, New st
Pooler William, New st
Winter Samson, New st
(See also Coal Masters.)
Bennett John, New Hadley
Millington John, Railway wharf
Wellington Coal & Gas Compy. Shrewsbury & Birmingham wharf
West George (& coke), Long lane
Bennett John, New Hadley
Botfield Beriah, Old Park and Sturchley
Coalbrookdale Co., Coalbrookdale, Lawley, and Horse hey,—Chas. Crooks, managing partner
Ketley Company, Ketley—John Williams, managing partner
Madeley Wood Co. Madeley Wood, Wm. Anstice, managing partner
Tipton Isaac, Ketley bank
Wombridge Company, Wombridge
See Bakers and Confectioners.
Dickson John & Co. Shropshire Works
Edwards William, Fountain place
M‘Kenzie Colin, Mill bank
Millington John, Ketley
Edwards Thomas, New st
Vickers Richard, New st
Jackson Benjamin, Church st
Kean John, New st
Summers Richard D. New st
Agricultural(life), John Houlston Swine market
Albion, Isaac Knowles, Church st
Atlas, Colin M‘Kenzie, Mill bank
Birmingham, John Ison, New st
Guardian, John Daniel William Beeston, Church st
Kent Mutual, Thomas William Jones, Church st
Manchester(fire), George Marcy, Walker street
Minerva, John Barber, Church st
Pelican(life), George Marcy, Walker street
Phœnix(fire), John Barber, Church st
Rock, Robt. Daniel Newill, New st
Royal Exchange, William Edwards, Market plate
Scottish Amicable, John Ison, New street
Shropshire and North Wales, (fire), Richard Lawrence, New st
Star, John Venables, New st
Bowring Robert, New st
Palmer James, New st
Del Vecchio & Getti, New st
Stones Francis, New st
(See also Shopkeepers,and also Tea Dealers—Travelling.)
Bagshaw Joseph, Crown st
Bennett Samuel, New st
Day John, Ketley
Edwards William, Market place
Evans Thomas (& tea dlr), New st
Jones Charles, New st
Morgan Francis, New st
Owen Thomas, Crown st
Price Aaron, Ketley
Turner Thomas, Market place
Webb William & Co. Market place
Whitfield John, Market place
Winnall Richard, New st
Wright Moore William, Crown st
Marked thus * are also Perfumers and Toy Dealers.
Clayton Richard, New st
* Danes John, New st
Heighway Thomas, New st
Lawley Henry, New st
Vaughan James, Market place
* Vaughan Thomas, New st
Butler Joseph, New st
Del Vecchio & Getti, New st
Davies David, Market place
Morris John, New st
Peplow Richard, Church st
(See also Seed Dealers.)
Ison John, New st
Jones John (& seed), Park st
Turner Thomas, Market place
Webb William & Co. (and seed), Market place
Whitfield John, Market place
Bowring Robert, New st
Hulett John, New st
Padmore Thomas, Swine market
Butler Joseph, New st
Dax John, Crown st
Evans Hannah, New st
Peplow Richard, Church st
Young John George, New st
(See also Taverns&Public Houses)
Admaston Spa Hotel (and boarding house), John Purcell, Admaston,—(See advertisement)
Bull’s Head Hotel (& posting house), John Hulett, New st
Charlton Arms (and inland revenue office), Joseph Skitt, Church st
Botfield Beriah, Old Park and Sturchley
Coalbrookdale Company, Horse hey, andCoalbrook Dale—Chas. Croaks, managing partner
Corbett Samuel, Park st
Edwards & Son (& brass founders & engineers, and proprietors of the Wellington Gas Works), Tan bank
Mansell William, Foundry lane
Snedshill Iron & Bar Company, Snedshill—Samuel Lewis Horton, manager
Tipton Mark (chains, gates and hurdles), Mossey green
Botfield Beriah, Old Park and Sturchley
Coalbrookdale Co., Coalbrookdale, Lawley and Horse hey—Chas. Crooks, managing partner
Ketley Company, Ketley—John Williams, managing partner
Madeley Wood Company, Madeley Wood—William Anstice, managing partner
Snedshill Iron & Bar Company, Snedshill—Samuel Lewis Horton, manager
Wombridge Company, Wombridge
Baddeley Thomas, Market place
Shakeshaft Ellen (ironmonger), Crown street
Webb Thomas, Crown st
Whitfield John, Market place
Marked thus * are also Cabinet Makers.
* Adams George, Ketley
Downes John, Market place
* Groom John, New st
* Keay William, Dun Cow lane
* Large John, Church st
Large Thomas, Mill bank
* Page Francis, New st
Parton William, New st
Shaw & Roper, Wrekin road
Stones Francis, New st
* Ward James, Hadley
Allwood William, Church st
Brattox Thomas Benj. Market pl
Dax John, Crown st
Lewis Brothers, Market place
Manwaring Thos. Donnington wood
Venables Charles, Church st
Webb James, Market place
Blase John Walker, Walker st
Bradburn John, Muxton
Brown John & Joseph, Hadley
Bullock Thomas, Hadley
Day John, Ketley
Espley John, New st
Jones Charles, Vineyard road
Jones John, Park st
Milner William, Coal moor
Morgan John, New st
Parton Thomas, Church st
Shepard James, Park st
Shepherd John Pike, Hadley
Tew Richard, Admaston
Whittall Richard & Timothy, King st
Butler Enoch, Park st
Butler Joseph, New st
Weston Edward & Co. New st
Cotterill William, Walcot
Donnington Wood Co., Steam Mill—John Bullock, agent
Hawkins Roger, Allscott
Milner William, Horse hey
Powell Thomas, High Ercall
Stillgoe Mary, Cluddeley
Taylor Richard Smith, Long Mill
Davies Martha, New st
Downes Anna Maria, Church st
Ellis Gertrude, Park st
Evans Hannah, New st
Evans Jane, New st
Jones Maria, New st
Moore Elizabeth, Hadley
Phillips Jane, St. John st
Thompson Mary, New st
Baddeley Thomas, Market place
Luckock Richard, New st
Webb Thomas, Crown st
Shropshire News, office, Market place—(published on Thursday)—Robert Hobson, publisher
Wellington Journal, office, Crown st—(published on Saturday)—Thomas Leake, publisher
Baddeley Thomas, Market place
Webb Thomas, Crown st
Ellis Samuel, New st
Smith Samuel, New st
Baddeley Thomas, Market place
Davies John, Church st
Groom Wm. (& paper hangr), New st
Lewis James Francis (and paper hanger), Dun Cow lane
Lewis John, Watling st
Moore Henry, New st
Pointon Henry, Crown st
Rowsby Thomas, Walker st
York Elizabeth, New st
Harper William, New st
Morris Henry, Market place
Shelton Robert, Watling st
Tanner John, Market place
(See also Hop Dealers.)
Bagshaw Sarah, Crown st
Dawson Samuel, Park st
Gibson John, New town
Leah Edward, Park st
Shakeshaft Ellen, Crown st
Austin William, New st
Bagshaw Sarah, Crown st
Banks John, Ketley
Bennett Thomas, New st
Bentley Wm. James, New st
Bird Francis, Crown st
Bourne Maria, Ketley
Buttrey John, Park st
Cartwright Ann, New st
Davies Richard, Jarratt’s lane
Fieldhouse John, New st
Griffiths Elizabeth, New st
Hill Richard, Trench
Howles William, Park st
Hughes William, New st
James Mary Ann, New st
Johnston Thomas, Hadley
Jones James, New st
Owen William, Ketley
Phillips John, Park st
Pitchford Joseph, Red lake
Pointon Henry, Crown st
Price Thomas, Mill bank
Robinson James, Watling st
Turner Samuel, Hadley
Williams Ann, Watling st
Winnall Richard, New st
Cruwys William, New st
Halford Sarah, Church st
Sweeney John, New st
Downes John, Foundry lane
Mort —, Foundry lane
Atkins Elizabeth, Church st
Brown Leah, Ketley
Evans Hannah, New st
Wood Mary, New st
Beeston John, King st
Hayes Henry Haden, Vineyard rd
Howlet William, Park st
Jones Samuel, New st
M‘Knight George, Mossey bank
Maxon Rowland, Vineyard road
Rider John, Church st
Steedman John Francis, Park st
Webb Thos. Fryer, Coalbrook bank
Weston Robert, St. John st
Barber John, Church st
Belton William R. Walker st
Hayley William B. Crescent House
M‘Kenzie Colin, Mill bank
Snook George, Admaston
Marked thus * are also Drapers.
* Alltree Thomas, Crown st
Bennett Samuel, New st
* Birch John, New st
* Cupit Matthew, New st
Davies Charles, New st
* Downes Edward, New st
Hall Michael, Park st
Jones Richard, Church st
Jones William, Walker st
* Lawrence & Green, New st
Morris John, New st
* Peplow Richard, Church st
* Pooler William, New st
Turner Thomas, Market place
Webb William & Co. Market place
Britannia, Ann Juckes, King st
Buck’s Head, George West, Long la
Buck’s Head, Thomas Peake, Watling sheet
Bush, John Clayton, Hadley
Cock, Samuel Roden, Watling st
Craven Arms, Jno Machin, Horse hey
Cross Keys, Thomas Jones, Hadley
Crown Inn, Saml Nickless, Crown st
Duke of Wellington, Annette Shelton, New st
Duke’s Head, Henry Davies, New st
Dun Cow, Charles Woodward, Dun Cow lane
Fox & Grapes, Ellen Shakeshatt, Crown st
Fox & Hounds, John Jones, Crown st
George, Elizabeth York, New st
Groom & Horses, Elizabeth Sandells, Walker street
Holly Bush, James Stokes, Street la
Horse Shoes, John Morris, Ketley
King’s Arms, Sarah Webb, Trench
King’s Head, Joseph Brown, Hadley
King’s Head, John Espley, New st
Labour-in-Vain, James Maun, Horse hey
Lion, John Hughes, Prior’s Lee
Lion, Richard Wakeley, Trench
Market Tavern, William Houlston, Crown street
Nelson, John Morgan, New st
Odd Fellows’ Arms, William Coulston, New st
Old Bell, Edwd. Hewlett, New st
Pheasant, Richard Tew, Admaston
Plough, William Sambrook, King st
Queen’s Head, Maria Price, Walker st
Queen’s Head, Abraham Shepherd, New street
Raven, Charles Frederick Wheatley, Walker st
Red Lion, Edwd. Granger, Street la
Red Lion, Jos. Rogers, Park st
Seven Stars, William West, Ketley
Shakspearean, Richard Hall, New st
Sunderland Arms, John Tranter, Wappenshall wharf
Swan Inn, John Ison, Watling st
Wheatsheaf, Mark Tipton, Mossey grn
White Lion, Thomas Capsey, Crown st
White Lion, Elizabeth Lewis, Ketley
Birch Catherine, Watling st
Bourne Thomas, Church st
Brickley Emma, Ketley side
Bullock Thomas, Hadley
Cartwright Thomas, New st
Corbett Samuel, Park st
Corbett Thomas, King st
Davies Evan, New st
Dolphin William, Watling st
France Elizabeth, New st
Francis Jane, New st
Galliers Thomas, Ketley
Griffiths John, Mill bank
Heaford Mary, New st
Hill Richard Trench
Hotchkiss John, Ketley
Houlston Edward, Watling st
Humphreys Thomas, Pump st
Jackson William, New st
Jones Richard, Church st
Lawley Thomas, New st
Lloyd Goshon, Park st
Lloyd Sarah, Ketley
Madeley Robert, Park st
Mansell William, New st
Moore William, Ketley brook
Padmore Thomas, Walker st
Parker James, New st
Perry Samuel, King st
Perry William, Ketley
Robinson William, New st
Shakeshaft Ellen, Crown st
Vickers Thomas, Pump st
Warner Robert, New st
West Marshall, New st
Whittall Richard, Newtown
Whittall Timothy, King st