Directory.] KEAKSLEY. 2B2

Partington John, Manchester roadRawlinson John, Peel streetRingley and Kearsley Co-operative Society,

Market street, Stoneclough Rogers Samuel, 159 Market street Rutter Thomas, Manchester rd, Kearsley mt Beddon James, Stoneclough Smith Adam (& provision dealer), 105 Market st Sumner William, 81 Market street Tong John, 38 and 40 Dixon green Tyldsley Ann, 75 Albert road Yarley John, 101 Market street Watkinson John W. (and druggist), Higher

Market streetWilson James, 104 Market street Wood Ralph, Oldhall street Yardley John, 157 Egerton street

HAIR DRESSERS.Isherwood John, 23 King street Simms John, 10 Higher Market street

HARDWARE DEALERS.Kerfoot Alice, 17 Glynn street Osbaldeston John, 64 Higher Market street

HAY AND STRAW DEALERS.Chadwick William, Halshaw lane Kenyon James, Higher Market street Lever Thomas, 225 Albert road Seddon John, Manchester road

HOTELS AND INNS. Antelope, Sarah Yickers, Manchester road Black Horse, John Rostron, Higher Market siBowling Green, J. Warburton, 122 Market stBridgewater Hotel, John Nuttall, Buckley In Church, Mary Syddall, New Bury Church Hotel, Samuel Tonge, Church lane Freemason's Arms, Ann Whitehead, 72 Mar­

ket streetGolden Lion, John Tonge, 18 Albert road Grapes, Mary Turner, Stoneclough Lord Nelson, William Davies, Stoneclough Mosesgate Inn, Sarah Pickford, Mosesgate One Horse Shoe, Mary Boardman, 102 Marke

streetQueen's, Joseph Bowker, 156 Market street Unicorn, Michael Seddon, Manchester road, KVitriolmaker's Arms, Ellen Bowden, 14

Albert road Wellington, James Haslam, 56 Market stree

RETAILERS OF BEER.Bennett George, 77 Worsley road Bentley Thomas, Manchester road, K Boardman Thomas, Slacky brow, K Brierley Isaiah, 20 Higher Market street

3heetham Samuel, 69 Worsley road )oucill Samuel, 174 Market street 3oupe Thomas, Higher Market street )avenport David, 73 Albert road )awson Jesse, Leigh street )oodson John, Manchester road, K )oodson Robert, High Stile fold, Higher

Market streetlastwood James, Mount terrace, Kckersley Joseph, Kearsley moor

Sntwistle Richard, W., 182 Egerton street ?letcher James, Higher Market street Grundy John Kearsley moor jrundy John, 65 Market street lartshorn David, 149 and 151 Brackley st. Seathcote Daniel, 12 Moss field road, Dixon

greenEEobson William, Manchester road K. EEodgkiss Ellis, 75 King street EEodgkiss Thomas, 61 Glynn street [sherwood Thomas, 78 Egerton street Jackson Solomon, Unity brook K Jackson Thomas, 69 Albert road Lever Ellis, 50 Queen street Lindley Ann, Manchester road Martin Susannah, 12 Egerton street Parker Richard, 1 Glynn street & Albert road Pendlebury Henry, 96 Albert road Potts James, 71 Bridgewater street Raw William, 136 Albert road Ripley James, New Bury Robey Henry, Stoneclough Robey William, Market street, Stoneclough Scowcroft George, 87 Market street Seddon John, Manchester road K Simms John, 12 Higher Market street Smethurst Thomas, New Bury Taylor Samuel, Manchester road, Kersley mountTonge Robert, 34 King street Tonge William, 39 Glynn street Tunstall Sarah, 42 Market street Walker Joseph, 11 Brackley street Wardle David, Longcauseway Wardle George, Stoneclough Watson James, 53 King street Whitehead Levi, 47 Buckley lane Woodcock James, Market street Worsley William, 2 Egerton street Worthington Moses, 35 New Bury

INSURANCE OFFICES AND AGENTS.BRITON MEDICAL & GENERAL (LIFE),

Robert Harrison, 97 Market streetLiverpool and London and Globe; Joshua

Cross, 25 Longcauseway

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London and Lancashire (fire),—Joseph Grossley, 21 Lime street

Manchester (fire) ; John Smith, Gas Works Provincial; James Crowther, 86 Market st Prudential; Samuel Oliver, 160 Bridgewate

street; Joseph Liudley, Manchester roadand J. E. Parkington, 39 Francis street

Royal; James Hall, 73 Market street Scottish Provident (life), John Smith, Ga

worksIRON" & BRASSFOUNDERS.

Hilton John, Albert roadHulme Charles and Brothers, King streetLOMAX JOHN, Yulcan Foundry, Queen B

—see advertisement Peat Robert (Exors of), Bank street Pimbley Joseph, Longcauseway Tuer Bros, and Co. (machinists), Egerton sTuer, Howarth and Lewis, King street

IRONMONGERS.Graveson George, 38 Higher Market stree

& 44 Deansgate, Bolton—see advertisementMosley Henry S., 52 Higher Market street Seddon John, 111 Market street

JOINERS AND BUILDERS.Coope Brothers, Bank street Crompton William, 45 Albert road Entwistle John, Brindle cottage, Manchester

roadLindley John, Manchester road, K Morris Walter, 76 Harrowby street Skinner William, Peel street Taylor John, 66 Higher Market street

LAND AND MINE SURVEYORS.Airey John B., 180 Bridgwater street Bradburn Peter, Church lane

LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERS.Allenson John (woollen), 95 Market street Beddows John, 8 Egerton street Boardman Eliza, 96 Market street Bowden Thomas, Bridgwater house, 184

Bridgwater street, and 131 Albert road Crompton William, 27 Plodder lane Crowther James, 86 Market street Entwistle Joseph, 67 Gladstone road Gooden Joseph, Mount terrace, Manchester rd Hills John, Stoneclough Horrocks Ann, 24 Queen street Howe William, 67 Egerton street Keayon and Collier, 109 Market street Lord David, 94 Market street Mort Adam, 135 Market street Nuttall Hannah, 162 Egerton street

Ogden Jane, 9 Peel street Pickup Mary, 85 Market street Ramsbottom James, 173 Longcauseway Ringley and Kearsley, Co-operative Society,

Market street, Stoneclough, Scholes John, 137 Market street Seddon James, Stoneclough 1 Shard Elizabeth, Stoneolough Topp & Blackburn, 50 Higher Market street Topp Joseph, 42 Higher Market street Wood Ralph, Old Hall street WHITTAKER ROBERT, 123 Market stMANUFACTURERS OF COTTON GOODS.Almond W. & J. (ticks, nankeens, &c.), Har­

rowby mill, Harrowby street; Manchester office, 3 Walton's buildings, Cannon street

Barton William, Bankfield millBateman Philip, (quilts, toilets, &c.), Egerton

mills, Cawdor streetCranshaw H. & R., Cobden mill, Bentinck stDyson John, Queen street Green John (nankeens, &c.), Sun mill, Gower

streetGregopy William and James (brace web), Lark

mill, LongcausewayHindley John (fustians), Egerton and Duck-

shaw millsHorrocks Thomas, Lark mill, LongcausewayKenyon & Co., Bent millNichols James, Victoria mill, Bridgewater stNUTTALL THOMAS AND SONS (Fustians,

Twills, &c.), Oak mills, LongcausewayPhethean John and Co., Cawdor streetPrestwich S. and J-, Pandora mill, Long-

causeway, and 13 Marsden square, Man­ chester

Thornton and Co., Lark street millTopp James Lord (Nankeens), LongcausewayWilkinson William Henry (Ticks, Nankeens,

&c.), LongcausewayWilson James and Son, Limefield mill, Lime

streetMILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS.

Bowdeu Jane, 118 Albert road Bowker James, 151 Market street ooden Joseph, Mount ter., Manchester rd K

lamer Elizabeth, 7 Peel street larding H. and M., 38 Queen street lartshorn Isabella, 84 Market street lenshaw Alice, 136 Brackley street lolman Mary, 17 Longcausewsy lolt Charlotte, 57 King street lowe William, 67 Egerton street klarcroft Alice, 3 Peel street

284

Mort Charles F., 3 Dixon green Nuttall Hannah, 162 Egerton street Og&eni Jane, 9 Peel street Palmer Catherine, Albert road Ramsbottom James, 173 Longcauseway Shard Elizabeth, Stoneelough Sharp Sarah, 161 Market, street Sharpies Mary Alice, 33 Darley street Topp and Blackburn, 50 Higher Market st Warburton Elizabeth, Albert road

NEWSPAPERS.Bolton Evening News office (branch), 112

Market street; Tillotson and Son, printersand publishers

Farnworth Observer (Saturday), 73 Market st;James Hall, printer and publisher

NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL DEALERS.

Meadows William, 58 Market street Ogden Peter, 32 King street Rothwell James, Stoneclough Wakeford Nathaniel, 222 Egerton street Worrall Thomas, 111 Albert road

OIL CLOTH MANUFACTURER.Thorpe John, Stone Hill cottage; works,

Walkden moor, Little HultonOIL REFINERS, MANUFACTURERS*

AND MERCHANTS.HARRISON ROBERT (merchant), 97 Mar­

ket street, and Darley street Hurst James and Samuel, 108 Albert road Mc.Guire Thomas, Worsley road Mosley and Hargreaves, Larkhill Sterratt Thomas, Kearsley, Fa^nworth

PAPER MAKERS.Cromptoa J. & Thomas B., Farnworth Paper

Mills ; Manchester office, 38 Church streetFtetcher Robert and Sons, Kearsley Paper

works, StoneeloughPAWNBROKERS.

Derbyshire Bannister, 131 Albert road Makin George, 157 Market street Ramsbotham John, 19 Cross

PLASTERERS, PAINTERS, &c.Berry Ralph, 15,0 Market streetLeech Joseph and Co., 1 and 48 Market street

—see advertisement Lord John (paiwfe and lath dealer), Higher

Higher Market street Palmer Frederick, 8 Albert road Partington William, 72 Higher Market et

Roscoe Robert, Higher Market street Wolsteaholme William, 74 Egertoo street

PLUMBERS & GLAZIERS.Booth Frederick, Brackley street Cooper Mary, 116 Market street Leach Joseph & Co. (and gas fitters), 148

Market street^—see advertisementPOTATO DEALERS.

Chatton Charles, Lord street, Manchester rd Gee Thomas, 13 Darley street

Osbaldeston Thomas, Manchester road Sharp William 161 Market street

PRINTERS—LETTER-PRESS.Cooke Mary, 68 Higher Market street Hall James, Farnworth Observer Office, 73

Market streetROLLER LEATHER, STRAPPING, <fcc.,

MANUFACTURER.Culnan James, Longcauseway—set adwrtisment

ROPE, TWINE, AND COTTON BANDING MANUFACTURERS.

LLOYD WILLIAM H., Albert road Ryley Thomas, 59 Bridgewater street

SCHOOLS.

Congregational (mixed), Franeia steed;; SarahE. Oddy, mistress

Collins Miss (day), 11 Longcauseway De Pennington John (high school); 7 Chureh

street Farnworth Grammar School, Albert road—G.

P. Cartwright, B:A., master uerrard Mis& Martha (day), Mosesgate

AcademyMoor Hall (congregational), Church street

New Jerusalem, Manchester road; JohnKellett, master; Mrs. Amu Kellet/t, mis­ tress

Queen street; William dooper master $ ElizaChapman, mistress

3t Gregory's (Riontan Catholic), Presto street,conducted by the Order of the Holy Family

St. James's (national), New Bury; JamesGreenhalgh, master; Mrs. M. Greenhalgb,-mistress

St. John's (national), Church lane; RichardPickering, master; Jane Mills, mistress;Sarah Horrocks, infant mistress

St. Stephen's (national), Kearsley moor;Daniel Taylor, master

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St. Thomas's (national), Egerton street; Ed­ mund Thorn, master ; Mary E. Brearley, mistress

Wesleyan ; Joseph Faulkner, master; Sarah E. Edwards, mistress

SHOPKEEPERS.Anderton Hannah, 14 Market streetBaker Jonathan, Kearsley moorBarber Thomas, 46 Higher Market streetBeatson William, 183 Egerton streetBennison William, 69 Queen streetBirtles John, Glynn streetBradshaw Charles, Jackson street, KBradshaw Daniel, 134 LongcausewayBrooks William, Buckley laneChadwick Robert, 16 Gas streetCleworth Samuel, Buckley laneCollier John, 55 Market streetCooke Thomas, Moss roadCoucill Dan. Brackley streetCrompton James, 14 Plodder laneCrompton John, Albert roadCrompton Robert, 61 Gladstone roadCrook Roger, 91 Egerton street & 44 Francis

streetCross Joshua, 6 Egerton street Darbyshire Banister, 131 Albert road Doodson Robert, High Stile fold, Higher

Market street Dowd James, 4 King street Downs Thomas, Stoneclough Dyson Samuel, 81 Longcauseway Eastwood James, Mount terrace, K Edge, Isaac, 11 King street Entwistle William, Higher Market street Fairbrother Thomas, Stoneclough Greenhalgh James, Stoneclough Hall William, 92 Market street Hampton Thomas, Albert road Hankin William, 17 Brackley street Harper James, 149 Market street Hartshorn David, 149 and 151 Brackley st Haslam Adam, 12 Presto street Haydock Maria, 67 King street Hay wood James, 18 Princess street Heathcote John, 60 Market street Hey wood Robert, 14 King street Higginson James, 226 Albert road Hindley Joseph, 79 King street Hogg Mary Ann, 79 Albert road Hodgkiss John, St. John's street Holt Isaac, 61 Queen street Hope Peter, 21 King street Howarth Hugh, 187 Albert road Howarth Richard, Kearsley moss

Ivill Reece, 78 Peel streetJackson John, Kearsley moorJarvis Richard, Greenwood row, Manchester

roadLindley Ellis, 68 Market street Lindley John, Riley row Lomax George, Manchester road, Kearsley

mountLomax Joseph, 113 Albert road Lomax Mary, Stoneclough Longwortli John, 2 George's terrace, New

BuryLongworth Thomas, 59 Glynn street Nelson Andrew, 60 King street Norms Betty, 62 Market street Olive Adam, 6 Darley street Osbaldeston Thomas, Manchester road Partington Miriam, Larkhill Partington Samuel, 33 Wellington street Pasquill Edwin, Clammerclough Potter John, Stoneclough Potts James, 130 Bridgwater street Read William, 5 Longcauseway Riley Joseph, 26 Cross street Robey Nathan, Hulbert square, Stoneclough Roscow Thomas, 57 Longcauseway Roscoe Timothy, 26 Queen street Royle James, Peel street Royley John, Oldhall street Ryder Charles, 21 Dobhill street Sandiford John, 41 Duke street, Egerton st Seddon Ralph, 24 Francis street Shaw Betty, 9 Bolton road, Mosesgate Simmons Margaret, 41 Bridgwater street Smethurst Thomas, 22 Dixon green Smethurst Thomas, New Bury Smith Matthew, 36 King street Stones Daniel, 58 Higher Market street Stones Thomas, 1 Albert place, New Bury Stringer Esther, Higher Market street Sutton Isaac, Stoneclough Taylor John, Blackhurst green, Stoneclough Taylor Peter, 73 Ellesmere street Tonge John, 17 Albert place, New Bury Topping Joseph, 144 Albert road Twist Peter, 226 Egerton street Tyldsley John, Egerton street Tyldesley Richard, 61 Albert road tins worth William, 120 Albert road Warburton Samuel, Kearsley moor Wardle George, Stoneclough Wardle Sarah, Post office, Stoneclough Wilson Edward, 18 Granville street Wilson John, 10 Albert road Wood Henry, 30 King street Worsley Thomas, 55 Glynn street

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Worthington Moses, 35 New Bury Wright Ellen, 22 Ellesmere street Wright John, 27 Longcauseway Yardley James, 214 Egerton street Yates James, 26 Princess street

AND SLATE MERCHANTS.fVoT»<-i and Worthington, Peel street " .llineux James, Brackley street

- MAJLLWARE DEALERS & HOSIERS.C-t0& James, 53 Market street Cousill Nathan, 106 Market street GREGORY A., Manchester Smallware House

Higher Market street Hamer Elizabeth, 7 Peel street Hulme John, 48 Higher Market street Lawton James, 169 Bridge water street Mather James (and rag), 41 King street

SPINDLE & FLY MAKERS.Cooke Brothers, Kearaly Spindle Works, Farn-

worth.Hardman William, Egerton road Shorrocks Robert & Co., Bridgewater street

STONE MASONS.Bridge Richard, 198 Albert road Entwisle James & Robert, 70 King street Marsh John (Quarry Master) Highfield quarry

Plodder lane Seddon William, 24 Ellesmere street

SURGEONS & PHYSICIANS.Clarke Robert A., Wellington House, Bolton

road, Moses gate Eames Thomas B-, Barnfield house, Stone

cloughFerrier-Clarke James* Church street Martin Johnson, Higher Market street

TAILORS.Marked thus t are Drapers also.

t AUanson John, (and hatter) 95 Market st.fBarrow John, 10 Peel streetBerry Jehu, 73 Buckley lanefBowden Thomas (out-fitter), Bridgewate

house, 184 Bridgewater street and 131 Albert road

fBrewitt George, Glynn street Esdale Samuel, 110 Market street tGillow Richard, Manchester road, Kearsle}

mounttGlaster Francis, Higher Market street flsherwood Robert, Manchester road

Jones Robert, (Hosier) 179 Egerton street ,ees Joseph, 120 Egerton street law William, 136 Albert road Rayner W. T., 127 Market street•Rolandson Robert, 123 Egerton street•Storey John, 25 Darley street %Travis Frederick, 119 Egerton street 'Waring Thomas, Barnes terrace, Stoneclough

TIMBER MERCHANTS.Coope Brothers, Bank street3oope George (English), 24 Darley streetSkinner William, Peel street

TOBACCONISTS.EEulme John, 48 Higher Market street Vfosley James, 78 Market street Murray John, 8 Darley street Sumner Joseph, 27 Egerton street

UMBRELLA MAKERS.Pearson William, Higher Market street Shorrocks Henry, 24 King street

VENTILATOR MANUFACTURER.Soworth James, 46 & 48 Market street, and

at MosesgateWASHING AND WRINGING MACHINE

MAKERS.Coupe Thomas, The Bents, Manchester road—

see advertisement Meadows Henry, Gower st—see advertisement

WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS.Greenhalgh Joseph, 63 Market street

- Greenough Samuel, 80 Market street Murray William, Bridgewater street Partington Isabella, Higher Market street Waddington John, 6 Higher Market street

WHEELWRIGHTS,Halliwell Simeon, Duke street, Egerton streetHowarth Thomas, Bridgwater streetLever Thomas, Gas streetLindley John, Manchester road

r Rudman Moses, Market streetShaw John, Moses gate iron works, Egerton

street Tong Thomas, Kearsley moor

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.Rostron John, Black horse, Higher Market st Taylor John (and ale and porter) Higher

Market street

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PLACES OP WOESHIP. <St. John's Church, Eev. Wm. Henry Turner,

M.A., vicar St, James's, New Bury, Eev. Charles James

Stewart, vicar St. Stephen's Schoolroom, Kearsley Moor,

Kev. Thomas T. Johnson Independent Chapel, Albert road, Eev. Eoht.

Leigh Independent Chapel ; Market street, Eev. W.

Hewgill, ministerIndependent Methodist Chapel, Ellesmere stNew Jerusalem, Manchester road, Eev.

Woodville Woodman, minister Primitive Methodist Chapel, Queen street Eoman Catholic Chapel (St. Gregory's),

Presto street, Eev. Michael Byrne, priest Wesleyan Chapel, Market street Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Stoneclough,

Eev. Henry F. Kelvey, minister "Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Church streat,

Eev. James D. Tetley, ministerPUBLIC INSTITUTIOiNTS, &c.

Bolton Corporation "Waterworks Office, 14Parley street

Farnworth Fire Brigade Depot, 11 Peel st,Thomas Entwisle, superintendent

Farnworth Local Board of Health office, 16 Darley street, Peter Thsrnley, clerk ; Jas. Lomax, surveyor; Thomas Entwisle, clerk of works

Kearsley Local Board Office, Sfancheste id. Joshua Cross, clerk ; Jas. Lomax, surveyor

Overseers' Office, 18 Peel street, Jas. Brear-, ley, assistant overseerPolice Station, Darley street, Joseph Wilkin-

son, inspectorRailway Stations—Mosesgate, John Banks,

station master; Halshaw Moor, Samuel Tyldsley, station master; Stoneclough, Watkin Lord, station master

Eegistrar's Office, 23 and 25 Darley street, Peter Thornley, registrar of births and deaths

Collector of Eates, James Brearley, Peel stPost and Money Order Office, Post-office

Savings Bank, and Government Annuity and Assurance Office, 8 Higher Market st, Thomas Collier, sub-postmaster. Despatch 9 30, 11 15 a.m., 12 10, 4 15, 6 40, 8 5 p.m. Delivery 7 0 a.m., 4 p.m. . ^

Post Office, Stoneclough, Kearaley;—-garah Wardle, sub-postmistress. Letters arrive from Manchester at 6 53 a.m. and 4 p.m.; despatched at 12 15 p.m. and 8 p.m.

GREAT LEVER.GEEAT LEVEE is a township in the parish

ofMiddleton, adjoining Bolton on the Man­chester road, 9 miles north from Manchester,in the union & county court district of Bolton.The acreage of the township is 770; the rate­able value in March, 1866, was .£11,177 ;March, 1868, £13,721; and in March of thepresent year, 1870, .£14,965, The populationin 1861 was 770. The church of St. Michaelis a neat stone edifice in the early Englishstyle of architecture ; it has nave, chancel, organ, and small turret containing two bells.The living is of the annual value £130, in the

PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Cork Mrs. Eliza, Carlisle terrace Cottrell Mrs. ——— Crompton Mr. John, 1 Brackley terrace Crowther Samuel Esq., Hardman fold Crowther Mr. William, Albert villas Dawson Mr. William, Gravel hole Edge James B., Esq., Brackley park

patronage of the Earl of Bradford ; the Rev. Thomas Loxam, M.A., is the present rector. Here is a school for boys and girls, attached to the church, also a Sunday school. The Earl of Ellesmere and the Earl of Bradford are the principal landowners. Here are colleries, chemical and bleach works, and some good residences.

Letters through Bolton, which is the nearest money order office.St. Michael's school; Emma Liptrot, mistress

Fielden Mr. William, 3 Brackley terrace Fogg Mr. James, Nightingales Gray Mr. Thomas, 4 Brackley terrace Green John Esq., J.P., Mayfield Greenhalgh James Esq. Summerfield Hartley Mrs. Martha, Summerfield Haslam William, Esq., Lever grange Hayes Mr. Robert, Brackley parlt. Heaton Charles, Esq., Bradford house

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Hendersou Mr. Alfred, Brook cottage Hesketh John, Esq . Lever hall Hesketh Thomas Esq., Summerfield Hesketh Thomas Ja., Esq., Summerfield Holden Mrs. Agnes, Brackley park Holden Thomas, Esq., Springfield Horridge Thomas Gardner, Esq., The Raikes Howarth Mr. Robert S., Sycamore house Howeli Miss Hannah, Woodside Jackson Michael, Esq., Carlisle terrace Long Mr. William H., Brackley park Lord Mr. John B., Carlton hill Loxham Rev. Thomas, M.A., Lever hall Marsden James, Esq., Springbank Morley Mr. John, Brackley park Morris Mr. John, Lever house, Manchester

roadMorris Mr. John, Brackley Park Mort Mr. Peter, Manchester road Naisby Mr. William, Carlton hill Orrell Mr. George W., 2 Brackley terrace Owen Mr. James, Gravel hole Phethean Mr. Josiah, Greenbank Ramsbotham Mr. Edward, 6 Brackley terraceScrimgeour Mr. James, Albert villas Taylor John Leigh, Esq., Oakleigh Taylor Mrs. Mary, Summerfield Taylor Thomas, Esq., Southfield house Tuer Mrs. Isabella, 5 Brackley terrace Thwaites Mr. Joseph, Brackley park Walmsley Thomas, Esq. J.P., Brooklyn "Ward Mrs. Hannah, Summerfield Ward Mr. P. E., Summerfield Ward Mr. William, Summerfield Whittaker Mr. John W., Carlisle terrace

COMMERCIAL.

Ainsworth W. and C., cotton spinners, WeL lington new mill

Ainsworth, Winder and Co., cotton spinners.Bradford mill

Atkinson John, brickmaker Bradford Earl of, coal proprietor,—Samuel

Crowther, agentBradley Hilary and Son, brickmakers Bradshaw John, cotton spinner Brooks Nathan, shopkeeper, Manchester rd Brooks Thomas, farmer, Burnden Dickinsou Ralph, farmer, Foot-o'-t'h-brook Eckersley James, farmer, Lever edge Entwistle Isaac, Bradford Arms, Gravel hole Entwisle and Horridge, engineers and iron-

founders, Atlas foundry Harwood and Walmsley, cotton spinners,

Woodside mill Haslam William, manufacturing chemist,

Burnden Henderson Alfred, relieving officer, Brook

cottage Horridge Thomas Gardner, bleacher, The

RaikesHowe Thomas, confectioner, Gravel hole

Johnson Peter, farmer, Lever edge Leyland Henry and Sons, spindle and fly

manufacturers, Victoria works—see adver­ tisement

Lomax Thomas, general smith, Weston street Marsden James, bleacher, Burnden Rothwell Nathaniel, farmer, Lever edge Scott George, painter, Burnden Selfe Peter, farmer, Lever edge Shaw David, Bridgewater Arms, Gravel hole Shaw Thomas, shopkeeper and beer retailer Shellcross Amelia, shopkeeper, Weston street Smith John, junior and Co., manufacturing

chemists, bleachers and coal proprietors Stopforth James, farmer, Lever edge Wood William, brickmaker

HALLIWELL.

HAJ^LIWELL is a populous Township in the parish of Deane, adjoining Little Bolton, containing an area of 2320 acres, the rateable value of which was in March, 1866, .£23,243, in March, 1868, ,£24,907, and in March of the present year, 1870, £29,942. The pop­ ulation of the township in 1861 was 5,953, and has increased very rapidly since that date. There are large cotton mills and the extensive bleach works of Messrs. R. Ains­ worth, Son & Co. here. The church of St.

Peter, a handsome stone building in the early English style of architecture, with tower containing an excellent peal of eight bells, was erected in 1844 by subscription, but chiefly at the expense of John Horrocks Ainsworth, Esq. The interior is handsomely fitted up, embellished with 3 painted windows, and fur­ nished with a fine organ. The living is of the annual value of .£170, in the gift of four trustees ; the Rev. T. A. Lindon, M.A., is the present vicar. Mr. Ainsworth also, at his

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own expense, erected another church in the village, called St. Paul. The living of the annual value £180, is held by the Rev. Arthur Packer, B.A. St. Luke's Church (now in course of erection), is in the Gothic style of architecture, the walls are of rubble stone with brick dressings, and is estimated to cost from X4000 to £5000, the site was given by John Musgrave, Esq. The Wesleyans have a chapel here. There are National Schools; also a

PLACES OF WORSHIP.

St. Peter's Church, the Eev. Thomas AngellLindon, M.A., vicar

St. Paul's Church, the Rev. Arthur Packer,B.A., vicar

St. Luke's Church, Rev. Henry Falloon Wesleyan Chapel, Delph hill

SCHOOLS.St. Luke's, George Taggart, master, Anne

Horner, mistressSt. Paul's National, John Satchwell, master,

"William Williams, assistant master, Han­ nah Teates, mistress, L. Hay ward, infant mistress

St. Peter's, Thomas R. Bateson, master, Mrs. Bateson, mistress

Dean Mills, William Taylor, master, Miss Nowell, mistress

Local Board of Health office, 192 Halliwell new road—Thomas Dawson, clerk

PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Ackroyd Mr. Edward, Hillbank house Ainsworth Richard Henry, Esq., J.P., Moss

bankAshworth Mrs. Ann, 5 Pickering street Barlow Mr. George, Brownlow fold'; house,

Eskrick streetBell Mr. John, Bell fold, Chorley old road Bromley Mr. John, 15 New road Bolton Mr. Isaac, Cope bank Cole Mr. Benjamin, 17 Yarrow place France Mr. Jesse, 13 Yarrow place Entwistle Mrs. Rosannah, 11 Chorley old rd Good win Joseph Harvey, Esq., 96 New road

. Griffiths Mr. Samuel, Cope bank Haslam Mr. William, Pool fold Heaton Joseph, Esq., Lieutenants ... Heaton Thomas, Esq., Lieutenants Howarth Mr. Adam, Apple terrace, Edge st Kay Mr. William Walter, 15 Yarrow place Knight Mr. William, 17 Derby street

school called the Dean mill school and lec­ ture room (conducted upon the British plan), erected at the sole expense of Messrs. Gard­ ner and Bayle, at a cost of upwards of ̂ 8000.

Post and Money Order Office & Post Office Savings Bank.—Samuel Thornley, sub-post­ master.—Letters arrive from Bolton at 6-80 a.m. and 4-15 p.m.; dispatched at 9 a.m. and 6-30 p.m.

Lindon Rev. Thomas Angell, M.A., St. Peter'sparsonage

Makant Mrs. Alice, Rock house Makant Mrs. Esther, Peak place Maycock Mr. William, Ivy cottage, Dean

Mills Mellor Miss Mary, Spring house, Chorley old

roadMetcalfe Miss Mary, 47, Chorley old road Morris Mr. Henry, 9, Yarrow place Ormrod James Cross, Esq., East Bank Ormrod James Esq., Halliwell lodge Ormrod Peter, Esq., J.P. Halliwell hall Ormrod Mr. Joseph, 55, Chorley old road Packer Rev. Arthur, B.A., The Vicarage Pennington Mr. William, 94, Harpers place Rigby Mr. William, Cope bank Riley Mr. Henry, 17, New-road Roth well Mr. James, Ropers Barn Scholes Mr. John, Apple terrace, Edge street Sefton Mr. Robert, 46, Esprick street Settle Mrs. Mary, 8, Grove street Settle Mr. Joseph, Well place, 16, Grove street Smith Mr. Robert, 11, Yarrow place Stanning Mr. John, Lightbounds Sturges Mr. Henry, 5, Yarrow place Tristram William, Esq., Peak house, Regan

streetTaylor Charles, Esq., Cope Bank Wainwright Mr. John, 53, Chorley old road Walsh Mr. Joseph, Park cottage Whittaker Mr. Robert, 58-, Harpers place Worthington Rev. Jeffiry, Claremont house

Halliwell road Wright Mr. William A., Southern street

COMMERCIAL.

R. Ainsworth, Son, and Co., bleachers, dyers,and finishers

Alien Richard, gardener, 8, Cope bank Aldred Isaiah, overlooker, 15, Chorley old road Aston Mary, farmer, Cunliftes Atkins John, beer r,etlr., 10, Southern street Baines James, overlooker, 29 Chorley old road Barlow Timothy, farmer and beer retailer Beckett John, beer retailer, 9 Chorley old road

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Bertwistle William, joiner, 3 Taylor street Beswick Thomas, leather dealer, 39 Chorley

old roadBibbey John, Doffcocker Inn Birchall James, shopkeeper, 97 Derby street Bleakley Edmund, Crofter's Arms, 194 New

road Booth William Howard, boot maker, 289 New

roadBradshaw James, tool maker, Trafalgar streetBrockbank George S., beer retailer, Chorley

old roadBroughton Henry, clogger, 90 New road Brown Thomas, farmer, Cuuliffes Brownlow Alice, beer retailer, 248 new road Calland Betsy, shopkeeper, 25 John street Calland Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 18

John street Callander and Sons, cotton spinners, Dean

millsCooper Thomas, farmer, Tonges Coward Enoch, joiner and coffin maker, 2

John streetCrook Israel, shopkeeper, 280 New road Crompton William, rope, twine, and banding

manufacturer, Southern street; house 20Blackburn road, Bolton

Cross Thomas, coal proprietor Band Joshua, farmer, Lord's fold Bean Isaac, farmer, Shiptons Dearden Barnabas, farmer, Green nook Dewhurst Henry, farmer, Hampsons Dewhurst Joseph, farmer, Harpers Ditchfield Peter, beer retailer, Bickering

street Duxbury William, shopkeeper, 4 Hennon

streetEckersley John, farmer, Brine hey Edge Thomas, shopkeeper, 79 New road Farnworth Thomas, Ainsworth Arms, 296

New roadFairhurst James, farmer, Sheepcote green Fish Benjamin, farmer, 1 Taylor street Fish James, confectioner, 55 New road Fitznewton James, agent, 37 Chorley old roadGee John, farmer, Haslams Gerrard William, farmer, Mangnalls Glover William, shopkeeper, 27 New road Goodwin Joseph Harvey, surgeon, 96 New

roadGreen Nathaniel, farmer, Eushey fold Greenhalgh and Shaw, cotton spinners an

doublers, Halliwell mill Hall Charles, tailor and draper, 205 New roa.Halliwell Moses, beer retailer, Vallett's build

ings

Hamer Joseph, Townsman, 33 Chorley oldroad

Hannan Eobert, shopkeeper, 2 Eandal street Harwood James, finisher, 98 Harpers place Harwood Eichard and Son, cotton spinners,.

Brownlow fold millsHaslam John and Co., cotton spinners, Halli­

well Cotton Works Haslam Joseph, Bowling Green Inn, Eskrick

streetHaslam Ealph Marsdeu, cotton spinner, Vic­

tory mills, Chorley old road Haslam William, registrar of births and deaths,

Pool fold Haworth Eichard, brickmaker, &c., house 11

Hampden street Hcywood John, furniture broker, 94 New road Heywood Thomas, and Co., blacksmiths, Peak

streetHolt Isabella, shopkeeper, 32 Albert street Holt John, clogger, 119 New road Holt John, shopkeeper, 143 Church road : Holt Eobert, farmer, Eskrick street Holt William, farmer, Eoper's barn Hope James, shopkeeper, Chorley road Horrobin James H., boot and shoemaker, New

road Horrocks James, beer retailer, Chorley old

roadHorrocks John, shopkeeper, 204 New road Horrocks Samuel, butcher, 150 New road Howard Thomas, shopkeeper, 24 Hennon-st Howarth Eeuben H., manager, 45 Chorley old

roadIddon Thomas, Lamb Inn, 16 New road Isherwood Charles, beer retailer, Bank street Isherwood Henry, shopkeeper, 133 New road Jackson Henry, constable, 198 New road ' Jones Eichard, boot and shoemaker, 206 New

road Kay John, pawnbroker and draper, 98 New

roadKay T. J., joiner and builder, Chorley old road Knowles William, farmer, Eoscoes

Lancaster Matthew, shopkeeper, 89 New road Lee Ann, shopkeeper, 49 John street Lee Hamcr and Son, coal dealers, 63 Albert

streetLomax Esther, shopkeeper, 190 New road Lomax Joseph, shopkeeper, 201 New road Lomax Thomas, cashier, 51 Chorley old road.

d Longworth Thomas, farmer, Bents Lythgoe Jeremiah, shopkeeper, 67 New road

d Martin Albert, shopkeeper, 103 Derby street ­ Martin Edward, clogger, 26 John street

JMartin John, farmer, Holdens J

241 HARWOOD.

Martin Simeon, mechanic, 54 Harper's place Mason Hugh, beer retailer, 187 Church road Massey James, dyer, 21 John street Matthews Amos, farmer, Gillighants May oh James, shopkeeper, 102 New road Mayoh Jane, shopkeeper, 102 New road Mayoh Joshua, shopkeeper, 215 New road Moore John, boot and shoemaker, 240 New

roadMoore Eichard, beer retailer, 6 Derby street Morris Alfred, farmer, Bellevue Morris Henry, beer retailer, 82 New road Morris James, shopkeeper, 268 New road Morris John, shopkeeper, Doffcocker Morris Robert, broker, 8 Grove street Mosley John, florist, Cope bai\k Musgrave John, and Sons, cotton spinners,

Atlas millsNightingale Levi, farmer, Cope bank O'Loughlin Cornelius, gardener, 6 Grove st Openshaw Edward, beer retailer, 92 New

road | Ormrod Peter and James, manufacturers of

patent common and other bricks, Brownlowfold ; office Walker fold, Derby street—seeadvertisement

Patterson Thomas, butcher, 86 New road Peadlebury John, shopkeeper, Chorley old

roadPerkin Henry, shopkeeper, 37 Albert street Phillips Mr. John, 29 Chorley old road Pilkington William, shopkeeper, Chorley old

roadPilling Joseph, pork butcher, 134 New road Plumbley Isaac, tailor and draper, 152 New

roadPorter Nathan, grocer, Albert street, Brown-

low foldPowell Thomas, shopkeeper, 29 Albert street Price Samuel, beer retailer, 127 New road Rigby Benjamin, gardener, Cope bank Riley Henry, shopkeeper, 53 New road Roocroft Edward, warper, 3 Yarrow place Satchwell John, schoolmaster, 11 Church-st Seed John, beer retailer, 142 New road Smith John, shopkeeper, 8 Derby street Southern Ralph, florist, Vallett's buildings

Stevens Edeu, Victory inn, Chorley old roadStewart James, farmer, TongesStewart John, farmer, Lomas wivesTemperance Hall, New roadTaylor Charles and Brothers, cotton spinners

and warpers, Croft mill Taylor Isaac, farmer, Dean gate Taylor James, spinner, Cope bank Taylor John, farmer, Pendleburys Taylor John, clerk, Cope bank Taylor Joseph, manager, 41 Chorley old road Taylor Margaret, farmer, Pool fold Taylor Samuel, beer retailer, 16 Derby street Thomasson John, beer retailer and shopkeeper,

Eskrick streetThornley John H., shopkeeper, 28 John street THORNLEY SAMUEL, umbrella maker, dea­

ler in collars, ties, sticks, &c., 146 New rd Thornley Samuel, shopkeeper, 39 Albert street Tonge Ralph, farmer, Chadwicks close Tristram William, cotton spinner and manu­

facturer, Regan street Turner James, shopkeeper, 42 Derby street Turner Thomas, beer retailer, 31 Noble st Vause James, plumber, 245 New road Walker James, shopkeeper, 74 iS'ew road Walker Joseph, farmer, Tippits Waring Alice, householder, 35 Chorley old

roadWhitehead Thomas, butcher, 1 Albert street Whittaker James, cotton spinner, Shipton

mill Whittaker Robert, cotton spinner, Delph hill

millWhittle Betty, shopkeeper, 69 New Road Wilcockson Margaret, shopkeeper, 19 Morris

streetWills John, butcher, 79 Chorley old road Winstanley John, stone dealer, Top-o'th'-lane

quarry Winstanley Robert, painter, 100 Harper's

placeWright George, clogger, Albert street Young Joseph, shopkeeper, 57 John street Young Thomas, manager, 23 Chorley old

road

HARWOOD.Is a township in the parish of Boltou, fromwhich it is distant about three miles N. E.The acreage of the township is 1,100. The rateable value in March, 1866, was £4,992,

March, 1868, £4,725, and in March of the present year, 1870, £4,765. The population in 1861 was 2,055. Christ Church is a neat stone edifice in the early English style of

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architecture, with small tc -er. The living ofthe annual value of .£100, is in the gift ofTrustees, and is held by the Rev. J.'K. Stubbs,M.A., of Worcester College, Oxford. The

PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

"Bolt-on John, Esq., The Hillock Bridson Henry, Esq., Harwood hall Burrows Rev. John, M.A., The Parsonage Cook Mr. James, Prospect house Entwistle Miss Esther, Longsight house Hopwood Charles, E^q., Hardy mill King Mr. Thomas, Nab house Tootil Mr. Joseph, The Hillock

COMMERCIAL.

Ashton John, farmer. RuinsBailey James, beer retailer, Goodwin foldBradshaw <i Harwood Co-operative Society,

Limited, grocers Brooks Moses, tarmer, Raikes Fletcher James, farmer, the Height Greenhalgh Benjamin, shopkeeper Greeuhalgh John, beer retailer Grundy Samuel, farmer, Brings Hamer James, farmer and shopkeeper, Nab

gateHamer William, farmer, Hill end Hardcastle James (Exrs. of), coal proprietorsHaslam Jcthro, beer retailer Haslam Robert, farmer, NottsHeaton Thomas "\V., cotton spinm-r, Prospec

mill

Wesleyaus and Primitive Methodists have Chapels each, and there is a National School for boys and girls.

Heywood John, farmer, ShoreHey wood John, shopkeeperHolden Edmund, farmerHolt Jesse, farmer, RaikesHolt William, farmer, RaikesHopwood Charles, farmer and flag merchantHopwood Robert, blacksmithHowarth William, farmer, Lee gateKendal John, schoolmaster, School houseKing Thomas, farmer, Nab houseKirkman James, shopkeeperKirkman David, farmer, Nab foldMarkland John, farmerOr m rod Peter and Co., stone quarry owners,

The Hill—see advertisement Ormrod Thomas, farmer, The hill Pilling James, farmer, Lee gate Ramsden Nathan, waste bleacher Redhead Thomas W., farmer, Aflfet side Scowcroft John, farmer, Spring side Scowcroft West, farmer, Astmus Shaw William, Nabgate Inn Smith Mary, farmer Taylor John, farmer, Isherwood fold Urmston John, ginger beer, etc., manufacturer Warburton Jonathan, farmer, Hill end

j Warburton Richard, farmer, Castle|Whittle John, farmer, Smiths 'Whittle Ralph, farmer, Heatons

t

HEATON.HEATOX is a small township, in the

parish of Deane, situate about 2 miles westfrom Bolton. The population in 1861 was955; the area is 1630 acres. The rateablevalue in March, 1866, was £8,441 ; March,1868, £8,662; and in the same month of the

PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Cooper, Thomas, Esq., Brookfield Crook Mrs. Margaret H., Ravens wood Cross John Kynaston, Esq., .Fcrnclough Crook Joseph, Esq., J.P., Oakfield house Cullen James, Esq., Westbank lodge Gidlow Thomas, Esq., Holly wood Harwood John, Esq., J.P., Bridge Hill houseHaslam Ralph Marsden, Esq., Beech house Heaton John, Esq., Marsh fold Holdsworth James Smith, Esq., The Clough

j present year, 1870, .£9,242. There arc cpl- jleries and stone quarries in the township, Letters through Bolton, which is the near- est money order office. Markland Hill Day Schools, Elizabeth Eagles, mistress

Holden Mr. Thomas William, Maryterife Jackson Mr. Joseph, The Whins Knowles George, Esq.. Tudor house Kuowles John, Esq., Heaton grange Knowles William, Esq., The Woodlands Lord Joseph, Esq., Park hill Makant William, Esq., Gilnow lodge

Marsden Joseph, Esq., Lymefield Marsden James, Esq., Lymefield Marsden P.C., Esq., Lymefield Mellor Joseph, Esq., Woodside

HORWICH.

Musgrave James, Esq., Brookland Musgrave John, Esq., The Ferns Shaw Mr. William, Wellesley place Stockdale Richard, Esq., J.P., Grove house Walker Mr. John Alfred, Chorley road Warburton Mrs. Betsy, Heaton bank Whittaker James, Esq., Ripple dell Wright William Henry, Esq., J.P., Wellesley

placeCOMMERCIAL.

Ashworth Edmund, clogger, Doffcocker Brown John, farmer Crook Samuel, gardener, Markland hill Cross Thomas and Co., coal propietors

Doffcocker collieres Dixon John, farmer, Old hall Grundy John, farmer, Kicking Donkey Hartley William, farmer, Stones Heaton Peter, farmer, Wood side Hough John, farmer, Atkinsons Hacking James, farmer Jones Martha, Junction Inn Kayley William, farmer Lee Thomas farmer, Yates fold

Lowe John, farmerMc.Cririck Thomas, tailor, Doffcocker browMarkland William, beer retailer and wheel­

wright, Markland hillMartin Henry, farmer CloughMarson Charles, farmer, EatocksMason Thomas, farmer, New hallMerrick and Atkinson, brickmakersMorris Reuben, Langshaw fordMorris Francis, shopkeeper and beer retailerMoss Robert, farmer, WllkinsonsPate Alexander, farmer, DaubhillPendlebury John, farmerPendlebury Mrs., shopkeeper and beer

retailerPendlebury William, farmer, HorrobinsPhillips William, farmerRice John, gardener, Round DaubhillShuttleworth Thomas, shopkeeperSouthern James, nurseryman,Heat on Nursery

—see advertisementThompson Jonah, brickmakerTurner Isaac C., gardener, HollywoodWalsh Thomas, quarry masterWood Thomas, farmer, Rogerstead

HORWICH.HORWICH is a township, and populous

village in Deane parish, 5 miles west-north­ west from Bolton, 5 miles north-east from Chorley and 15 north-west from Manchester. It is situate on the high road from Bolton to Chorley, and about one mile from the Horwich junction station on the Lancashire and York­ shire line of Railway. A branch lino from the junction to Horwich was opened for the conveyance of goods about the middle of September, 1869, and for passenger traffic on February 14, 1870. It is in the southern division of the county, Salford hundred, Bol­ ton union, county court district, Manchester archdeaconry and diocese. The church of the Holy Trinity is a stone edifice in the Gothic style of architecture, erected in 1831, at a cost of £6,000, raised partly by a parlia­ mentary grant, and partly by subscription. The first stone was laid on the 21st of May 1831, by the late Joseph Ridgway, Esq., of Ridgmont. It has nave, two aisles, a lofty tower containing six bells, and a very hand­ some window of stained glass, and a hand­ some monument, by Westmacott, to the memory of the late Joseph Ridgway, Esq.,

who by his will left the following annual donations to the church, viz., to the organist, £40; the bellows blower, .£10 ; the choir, £30 ; the ringers, £24 ; the clerk, £16 ; the verger, £12, for winding the clock and ring­ ing the curfew bell, £10 ; and the further sums of £100 to the minister, and £800 for a new house, which has recently been erected at a cost of £1,200, the remainder being raised by subscription, £100 to the poor, and £50 to the school at the east end of the church. The living is of the annual value of £334, with residence, in the gift of the vicar of Deane, and held by the Rev. Henry Septimus Pigot, M.A., of Brasenose College, Oxford. Lee Chapel, belonging to the Inde­ pendents, is a handsome stone building, erected about 1855 : there is another chapel for Independents in the township, also one for Wesleyans, and one for the Pr.'.mitive Methodists. The National school is a large plain stone building, erected in 1832. There are bleaching, dyeing, cotton spinning, fire brick, tile, and terra cotta works, a peat char­ coal works, and colleries in the township. The Liverpool waterworks are sitnate at the

Directory.] HQRWICH.

west end of the township. The Eev. Henry Wright, of Mottram Hall, Cheshire, and the Stoner family, are the principal landowners. The rateable value of the township in March, 1866, was £12,087 ; March, 1888, £12,314; and in the same month of the present year, 1870, .£12,729. The acreage is 3,280 ; the population in 1861 was 8,471.

POST OFFICE.—William Rawsthoro, sub- postmaster. Letters from all parts arrive (from Bolton) at 8-15 a.m. and 4 p.m., and are despatched at 10-10 a.m. and 5-80 p.m. Money Order and Savings Bank open from nine till six.Holy Trinity Church, Rev. H. S. Pigot, M.A.,

viear; Rev. H. J. Stephens, curate Independent Chapel, Rev. H. H. Scullard Independent Methodist Chapel, Lee lane

PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Ainsworth —, Esq., Brazley browBrownlow Richard, Esq., solicitor, RockhavenCooke Leonard, Esq., Horwich valeCottrell Mr. John, Scholes bankDanchell F. Hahn, Esq., Vale hallDickinson Mr. John, Lee laneEmmett William Henry, Esq., Angle bankFrance Miss Annie, EdgehillGreenhalgh William, Esq., Wilderswood houseHargreaves Charles Ducket. Esq., RidgmontHowarth Christopher, Esq., ColemansHowarth Thomas, Esq., ColemansHowarth William, Esq., WallsuchesJolly Frederic, Esq., Horwich valeLongworth Mr. James, WestfieldLongworth John, Esq., Knowles'sLongworth Nathaniel, Esq., Prospect houseLowe Mr. Bennett, EdgehillMason Mr. Adam, MontcliffeMason The Misses, FoxholesNicholls Mr. Richard, Lee lanePigot Rev. Henry Septimus, M.A., The Vica­

rageRobertson Alexander Stuart, Esq., M;D., Lee

houseRushton Thomas Lever, Esq., Moor PlattScullard Rev. IJ. H., Fleet streetSharpies Miss Betsy, Horwich valeSouthworth Mrs. Alice, Lee laneStephens Rev. H. J., New Chapel

COMMERCIAL.

Abbott Francis, farmer, New chapelAbbott James, blacksmithAbbott James, shopkeeper, Church street

Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, George street Parish Clerk, William Thorp

SCHOOLS.

National, Church' street—John Evans, master Infant, Miss Eliza Walton, mistress

Lee Chapel ^Congregational, Lee lane—Israel Nuttall, master

Railway Station, Horwich, Peter Dickinaon, clerk in charge

CARRIERS TO :—Bolton—Robert Hampson, from his own

house, Monday and Thursday; John Harper, from his own house, daily; Thomas Fisher & Robert Harter, Monday, Thursday, and Saturday

Chorley—Robert Haiter, from his own house, Tuesday

Abbott Jane, beer retailer, Bottom-o'th-moor Barlow Titus, farmer, Sefton fold Beddows James, draper, Lee lane Beddows Samuel, shopkeeper Bee John Andrew, shopkeeper, Peak terrace Berry Sarah, shopkeeper, Lee lane Bond Richard, shopkeeper, Pearlbrook Bromilow Elizabeth and Joseph, Bee Hive,

Chorley new roadBromilow Ellen, farmer, Lostock park Bromilow John, farmer, Whittles farm Brooks John, beer retailer, Lee lane Brownlow Richard, solicitor, Rockhaveu Calderbank John, blacksmith & beer retailer,

Bridge foot Caldwell John, slate and flag merchant, Peak

terraceCaldwell Joseph, tea dealer, Church street Challender Edward, beer retailer and shoe­

maker, Lee laneChallender George, shoemaker, Lee lane Chambers William, manager, Horwich vale Clarkson Robert, stationer, Lee lane Clarkson William, earthenware dealer, Lee In Constantine Daniel, bleacher, Lee lane Cooke Leonard, paper manufacturer, Vale

paper mills Co-operative Society Limited, grocers, drapers,

shoemakers and doggers, Lee lane Cooper Timothy, bookkeeper, Lee lane Crompton Ellis, farmer, New chapel Orompton Richard, clogger and beer retailer,

Lee laneCurwen Thomas, farmer and 'surveyor of

highways, High rid