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There are two sections to this article, Newton-le-Willows<\/a> is the top one, and Earlestown<\/a> is the lower one, Hope you find them useful.<\/p>\n

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<\/a> NEWTON-LE-WILLOWS<\/strong> (SEE ALSO EARLESTOWN), INCLUDING ASHTON-IN-MAKERFIELD (WITH DOWNALL GREEN SENELEY GREEN, NORTH ASHTON, EDGE GREEN, BROCKSTEDES, SIMS LANE END and PARK LANE), GOLBORNE, HAYDOCK, LOWTON AND WINWICK. <\/em><\/p>\n

NEWTON-LE-WILLOWS<\/strong> (otherwise Newton-in-Makerfield) is a township and parish on the road between Warrington and Wigan and on the Liverpool and Manchester railway, with two rail stations, one at Newton Village named Newton Bridge, and another at the opposite side of the parish at the township of Earlestown, and is 188 miles from London, 14 miles south-west from Bolton, 15 3\/4 miles east from Liverpool, 15 3\/4 miles west from Manchester, 5 miles east from St. Helens, 5 1\/2 miles north from Warrington and 7 miles south from Wigan, in the Newton division of the county, hundred of West Derby, petty sessional division of Warrington, union and county court district of Warrington, rural deanery of Winwick, archdeaconry of Warrington and diocese of Liverpool.<\/p>\n

The railway is carried over the valley of the Sankey by a magnificent viaduct of nine lofty arches, that which sans the canal being 63 feet above the surface of the water.<\/p>\n

The township was formerly governed by a board of Improvement Commissioners, but under the Local Government Act of 1894 has now an Urban District Council. The township being divided into five wards each having three representatives.<\/p>\n

Newton returned two members to Parliament from the first year of Queen Elizabeth (1558) to the passing of the Reform Act in 1832, when it was disfranchised : it comprises the a ecclesiastical parishes of St. Peter, Emmanuel and St. John the Baptist, Earlestown.<\/p>\n

The parish church of Emmanuel, erected A.D 1841, is a stone building in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, west porch and a small tower with spire over the western entrance containing one bell: there are 560 sittings. The register dates from the year 1842. The living is a rectory, gross yearly, value \u00a3300, average \u00a3242, with residence, with about an acre of glebe, in the gift of the Earl of Derby G.C.B., P.C. and held since 1892 by the Rev. .James Carson M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin, and surrogate. The population of this ecclesiastical parish was in 1891, 1,899 persons.<\/p>\n

The church of St. Peter was originally built on land conveyed in 1683 but not consecrated till 1735; it was rebuilt in the year 1834, and reconsecrated in 1834: it is an edifice of stone in the Early English style, and consists of chancel, nave, choir, organ chamber, south choir aisle, vestry and heating Chamber : these additions to the nave were made in 1893, at a cost of \u00a34,000 apart from costly gifts : there is a single bell on the apex of the western gable: there are 680 sittings. The register of baptisms dates from the year 1813, marriages from 1845. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value \u00a3223, in the gift of Lord Newton D.L., J.P. and held since 1871 by the Rev, Herbert Monk M.A. of Trinity College, and Cambridge. The area of the ecclesiastical parish is 1,957 acres. The population in 1881 was 3,450, and in 1891 4,274.<\/p>\n

The Catholic church in Crow lane, dedicated to St. Mary and St. John, and erected in 1864 at a cost of about \u00a37,000 from designs by Edward Blount, of London, is a stone building in tile Gothic style, consisting of apsidal chancel, nave, aisles and a tower with spire 120 feet in height: it will seat 600 people, and there is a cemetery attached to the church.<\/p>\n

The Congregational church, Crow lane, erected in 1878, at a cost of nearly \u00a310,000, is a stone building in the Early Decorated style, with a tower and spire 143 feet high: an organ was added in 1884 at a cost of \u00a3800: the church will seat 800: in the burial ground attached is an obelisk of polished granite to Richard Evans esq. of Haydeck, d. Aug. 13th, 1864.<\/p>\n

There is a Wesleyan chapel in Cross lane to seat 600. The cemetery of 8 1\/2 acres was laid out at a cost of \u00a35,000 by the Newton-in-Makerfield improvement commissioners, from plans and designs by Mr. Richard Brierley C.E. ; and a chapel, lodge and mortuary were erected in 1885.
\nThe poor have, \u00a310 yearly on St. Thomas day in clothing. The Dean School Trust, value about \u00a380 yearly, is awarded to four scholars upon examination, open to all the elementary schools of Newton Township.<\/p>\n

There is a foundry belonging to the Vulcan Foundry Company Limited, which gives employment to about 760 hands: the railway and general printing and stationery works of Messrs. McCorquodale and Co. Ltd, employing about 500 hands; and the paper mills of Messrs. Gillespie and Mason, employing about 200; two glass making establishments and other industries, and in the neighbourhood are the collieries of Richard Evans and Co. Limited.<\/p>\n

The Newton club, in Park road, was established in 1872 and has 35 members.<\/p>\n

There is a Town Hall in the High street, at which a committee of the guardians of Warrington union, consisting of the elected guardians of the townships of Burtonwood, Haydock and Newton, meets alternate Thursdays at 4 p.m. to administer relief. A working mens club meets at the Town Hall, where there is a news room and there is also a cricket club.<\/p>\n

Fairs are held on the 17th May and 11th and 12th August, principally for horses, horned cattle, and sheep and pigs.<\/p>\n

There is a race course of 80 acres in extent, the property of Lord Newton D.L, J.P.; races are held annually about the last week in May or first week in June. Lord Newton D.L., J.P. is lord of the manor of the barony of Newton and fee of Makerfield, and is also the principal landowner. Courts leet are held occasionally.<\/p>\n

The soil is various; subsoil, red sandstone.<\/p>\n

The area is 3,103 acres, of which 16 are water; rateable value \u00a361,014; the population in 1871, 8,244, and in 1881, 10,580, including 149 in the Reformatory Farm School, and in 1891 was 12,861.<\/p>\n

The Liverpool Farm Reformatory School, the buildings of which are the property of the Liverpool Corporation, was certified April 12, 1859, and receives boys sent under the Reformatory Acts; it is one of the schools managed by the Liverpool Juvenile Reformatory Association, and the school is available for 150 boys; 33 acres of land are cultivated as a farm and market garden and there is a corn mill driven by water.<\/p>\n

Parish Clerks<\/strong>: –
\nEmmanuel, James Houghton, War grave.
\nSt. Peter, Robert Rigby, Mill lane, Newton-le-Willows.<\/p>\n

Post<\/strong>, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office
\nHead office, High street.-James Jordan, Postmaster.
\n(Letters should have \u201cLancs.” added after the name of the township.)<\/p>\n

Hours of Attendance<\/strong>:-
\nWeek days, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sundays 8 to 10 a.m. Box closes 6.40 p.m. The telegraph Office is open on week days from 8 a.m. to 8 pm & on Sundays from 8 to 10 a.m. Money order & savings bank business 8 a.m. to 8 p. m<\/p>\n

List of Dispatches<\/strong>
\nAshton-in-Makerfield, Burtonwood, Collins Green, Earlestown, Golborne, Lowton, Lowton St. Marys, Stubshaw Cross, Wargrave & Winwick, 5 a.m.; All places south of Crewe, 9.10 am. ; Ireland & all parts West of Chester, London & London forward, Warrington, 9.66 am.; Accrington, Ashton-under-Lyne, Blackburn, Blackpool, Burnley, Fleetwood, Liverpool, Manchester, Oldham, Ormekirk, Prescot, Preston, Rochdale, Southport, Stalybrige, Wigan, Yorkshire, North-West of England, North of Ireland (day mail) & Scotland, 11.10 am.; Bolton, 1pm,; Warrington 1.25pm,; Belfast, Birkenhead, Birmingham, Burnley, Cambridge, Chester, Devonshire, Liverpool, North Wales, Preston , St Helens, Southport & South Wales, 2.15pm,; Ashton-in-Makerfield, Burtonwood, Collins Green, Wargrave, Winwick, 3 pm,; Manchester & Warrington 4.30 pm,; Wigan 5.30 pm,; All Parts- General Night Mail 8 pm,; Sunday Dispatch, All Parts- General night mail, 5.30 pm.<\/p>\n

Parcel Post.-Parcels are dispatched at 10.15 a.m. 2.15, 7.15 Letter Delivery commences at 7 a.m. 12.30 & 3.30 pm
\nParcel Post.-Dispatched for Manchester at 10.30 a.m. & for Liverpool at 2.30 & 7.30 pm<\/p>\n

County Magistrates<\/strong>
\nUsually sitting here for the petty sessional division of Warrington, are same as at Warrington.<\/p>\n

Petty Sessions are held at the Town hall the second & last Saturday in every month at 10 a.m. The following places are included in the sub-division:-Burtonwood, Golborne, Haydock, Newton, Southworth & Winwick<\/p>\n

Urban District Council<\/strong>.
\nOffices, Town hall, Earlestown.
\nBoard day, lst Monday in each month.<\/p>\n

Law Clerk, James Edwardson Worsley, of Warrington
\nClerk, Richard Brierley C.E. Town hall.
\nTreasurer, John Dun, Paris Bank, Warrington
\nMedical Officer of Health, John Webb Watkins M.D. Stonelegh, High street
\nSurveyor & Sanitary Inspector, Richard Brierley C.E.
\nTown hall Market & Assistant inspector of Nuisances, John Gregory, Crow lane.
\nCollector, Henry Houghton, Park road<\/p>\n

Public Establishments<\/strong>
\nCemetery, Park road, Richard Anderson, caretaker
\nCounty Police Stations, High street, Daniel Longworth, sergeant, & 1 constable
\nTown Hall, High street, Newton<\/p>\n

Lancashire Hussars Yeomanry Cavalry (C troop), stores, High street; Walter Thureton Strange, sergeant-major to the Newton troop; Thomas Brandwood, storekeeper<\/p>\n

Volunteers<\/strong>
\nVolunteer Battalion (6th) Kings Liverpool Regiment (F Company), orderly room, Southworth road;
\nCapt. Norman McCorquodale, commanding; J. Bird, sergeant-instructor<\/p>\n

Volunteer Battalion (lst) South Lancashire Regiment (G Company), drill hall, Church Street;
\nCapt. Henry James Widdows, commanding; John Weeding, sergt.-instructor<\/p>\n

Public Officers<\/strong>
\nCollector of Taxes, James Liptrott, High street<\/p>\n

Collector of Poor Rates & Assistant Overseer, Henry Houghton, Park road<\/p>\n

Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, No. 4 District, Warrington
\nUnion & Certifying Factory Surgeon, John Webb Watkins M.D. Stonelegh, High street<\/p>\n

Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages for Newton Sub-district,
\nThomas Bowes, High street, Newton
\nBelieving & Inquiry Officer & Collector to the Guardians, No. 2 District, Warrington Union, Thomas Bowes; office, Town hall Registrar of Births & Deaths, C. J. Byrom, Bryan street<\/p>\n

Places of Worship<\/strong>, with times of services.<\/em><\/p>\n

Emmanuel Church, Rev. Canon John Whitley M.A. rector; Rev. Edward John Hack; 10.45 a.m. & 6.30 pm<\/p>\n

St. Peters Church, Rev Herbert Monk M.A. vicar; Rev. Fredrick. William Johnston, curate; 10.45 a.m. & 3.30 & 6.30 pm<\/p>\n

SS. Mary & John (Catholic), Crow lane, Newton, Rev. James Lennon, priest; sun. 8.45 & 10.30 a.m. & 3.30 p.m.; daily, in summer at 8 a.m.; in winter 8.30 am<\/p>\n

Congregational, Crow lane, Newton, Rev. James Allatt; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; theirs. 7.\u202215 pm
\nBaptist, Market street, 10.30 a.m. & 6 pm
\nWesleyan, Cross Line, Newton; 10.30 a.m. & 6 pm,; wed 7 pm
\nFree Gospel Mission Room, Bridge Street; 3 & 6 pm<\/p>\n

Schools<\/strong>
\nA School Attendance Committee of 10 members was formed in 1877; Richard Brierley C.E. Town hall, clerk to the committee; John Ball, 77 Cross lane, Earlestown, attendance officer<\/p>\n

National (St. Peters district) (mixed & infants), built in 1860, for 430 children; average attendance, 30(1; James Singleton, muster; Miss Miriam Liptrott, infants mistress<\/p>\n

Crow Lane, (St. Peters district) (mixed), built in 1872, for 100 children; average attendance, 74; Annie Weeks, mistress<\/p>\n

Catholic (mixed), Crow lane, built in 1872, for :10(1 children; average attendance, 210; Miss H. 1;. Cockrain, mistress<\/p>\n

Railway Station<\/strong>
\nLondon & North Western Railway, Newton Bridge, John Taberner, station master; James Hill, goods agent<\/p>\n

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Private Residents<\/strong><\/p>\n

Adams John Banchory cottage, Park rd. N
\nAlrey George, Sandfield hall, Lowton
\nAllatt Rev. James, The Manse, Crow la. N
\nAndrews Rev. John, Haydock
\nAppellation Mrs. Park road, N
\nArgot William Henry J.P., 0.0. Lime house, Lowton
\nAspinall William, Bolton road, Ashton-in. Makerfield
\nBalharry William, The Beeches, Haydock
\nBarron, Richard, Blythesdale, High St. N
\nBarton Thomas The Hollies, Wigan rd.
\nBeaman Edward H. Haydock lodge, A
\nBellby Edwin, Common farm, Haydock
\nBerridge Rev. William, The Vicarage, Lowton
\nBodner Charles H. Park road, N
\nBorron Charles, The Cottage, Wargrave,
\nBowden Rev. -0. E. The Vicarage, Haydock
\nBradshaw Richard, Brook side, Haydock
\nBridge a Henry, 7 Park road, Golborne
\nBrierley Richard O.E. Sunnyside, N
\nBrown Simon S., C.O. Bridge at. Golborne
\nByrne Rev. Wm. Hy. Church at. Golborne
\nCamm Rev. J. T. Golborne
\nCaunce Mrs. Park house, Park rd. Golborne
\nClark Christopher Fisher, Cranberry lodge, Park Lane
\nClark George, Ivy bank, Church street, N
\nClarke William Laurel house, Lowton
\nClegg 1t,. J., J.P. Lowton grange, N,
\nComber Mrs. Myddleton hall
\nCrippin Edwd. Freak, Brynn hall, Wigan
\nCrompton Thos. Highfield ho. Downall grn N
\nCrowther Misses, Holly bank, Bridge st. Golborne
\nDaplin Mrs. Albert villa, Ashton road, Nr N
\nDean Mrs. Elizabeth, Sunny-side, Lowton
\nDobb James, Railway read, Golborne
\nDunn James, Lincludon, Wigan road, A
\nEckersley Richard, Moss house, Lowton
\nEdmondson Robert, The Holme, Golborne
\nEvans Arthur Henry L. Holmstead, Haydock
\nEvans E. T. Park road, N
\nEvans Mrs. The Heyes, Haydock
\nEyd-en Henry, The Hut, N
\nFairclough Mrs. The Alders, Church st, N
\nFerns Mrs. Rose cot. Bridge st. Golborne
\nGarton Peter, Willow bank, Church st. N
\nGaskell Josiah J.P., O.A. Burgrave lodge,Wigan road, A
\nGerard Lord, Garswood hall, Wigan
\nGibson James, The Woodlands, Ashton rd. N
\nGillespie Thomas J., J.P. Park house, N
\nGreen Mrs. Oaklands, Lowton
\nGrimke Drayton T. D., J.P. Golborne pk. N
\nGuest William, Sycamore house, Lowton
\nHannah Nathan, Rock house, A
\nHart Roger, Lowton
\nHayward T. R. Haydock
\nHindley William H. Park road, N
\nHolmes John T. Briar cot. Gilborne st. N
\nHoughton Henry, Fairbrother ho. Park rd. N
\nHunt Mrs. Lowton junction
\nHunt Mrs. Pleasant villa, N
\nJackson Edwin, Thornbank. Haydock
\nJackson John, Thornbank, Haydock
\nJohnson Frederick E. Hawthorne bank, N
\nJohnstone Rev. Frederick W., M.A. Fairclough street. N
\nJones Rev. T. Lloyd, Park view, A
\nJones Mrs. Mere house, Church street, A
\nKidd John W. Lowton junction
\nKnowles Alfred, Park villa, Park road, N
\nLave Mrs. Park road, N
\nLatham Richard, Havelock villa, Bolton rd. A
\nLatham William, 32 Bolton road, A
\nLaycock John, Lowton
\nLennon Rev. James A. Crow lane, N
\nLongton H. J. Crow lane, N
\nLowe William C. S. A. H.Ivy bnk. Winwick
\nLuffman Charles A. Golborne road, N
\nMCorquodale A. C.. J.P. Lowton grange
\nMCorquodale George . J.P. The Willows, N
\nMcGeever James, Brookfleld, Wigan road, A .
\nMcGill Robert, Ashton cross. A
\nMapei Luigi V. Bridge street, Golborne
\nMatthews, David H. Park road, X
\nMelville Rev William J. The -Rectory, Downall green
\nMitchell, William J.P. Brook vil. Golborne
\nMolyneux John P. Wigan road, A
\nMonk Rev. H., M.A. The Vicarage, Crow lane, N
\nMoore Rev. W. Haydock
\nMorgan Mrs. Park road, N
\nMorris Thomas, Oakfield, Wigan road. A
\nOReilly Rev. Gerald P.P. Liverpool rd. A
\nO Sullivan Rev. Edward P. Blackbrook, Haydock
\nPardey .James E. The Elms, High st. N
\nPart Herbert, Bank ho. High st. Golborne
\nPearson Thomas 11., J.P. Redcliffe,
\nPearson Thos.H., J.P. Redcliffe, Church st. N
\nPenrhyn Rev. Canon Oswald M.A. The Rectory, Winwick
\nPoulson George, Beech house, Winwick
\nRelf Major Benj, Beech ho. North Ashton
\nRichardson Rev. Thomas W. Rectory, Golbrn
\nRiddette Rev, John 11. Haydock
\nRigg George Wilson, Highfield house, Puck road, Golborne
\nRobinson George J. Garswood house, Ashton cross, A
\nRobinson John, Park road, Golborne
\nRose Mrs. Manor house; Garswood
\nRoyse Captain Edward C., R.N. Church Hill house, N
\nRylands Joseph, Windy bank house, N
\nSeton Major Alexander D. The Heights, Park road, Golborne
\nSiddall Rev .Henry B.A. The Vicarage, Warrington road. A
\nSmethurst John, Landgate house, Brynn, Wigan
\nSmith Rev. Richard, The Rectory, Lowton
\nSmith Arthur B,A., M.D. Beech bank, Crow lane, N
\nSmith James J.P. Park road, N
\nSmith Robert. Park road, Golborne
\nSmith William Hindley, Mansion house, N
\nSpencer Strickland. Sunnyside, Golborne
\nStead Rev. James E. Parsonage, Park lane
\nStock John, Blackbrook, Haydock
\nStone Miss, Newton bark, N
\nStone Robert, Newton park, N
\nStreet C. T. Haydock lodge, N
\nStuart Robert, Laurel hank, High street, N
\nThompson J. Beech house, Lowton
\nThompson Thos. Rothwell link. Crow la, N
\nThorp John W. Wellesley ho. Crow lane, N
\nTravers Mrs. Bank cottage, Golborne
\nTravers Thomas L. Lowton common:
\nUnsworth Joseph, Fernlee, Golborne
\nUrquhart Mrs. Dingwell ho. Park road, N
\nValiant “William, 14 Gerard street, A
\nWalton Richard, Sunnyside, Crow lane, N
\nWalton Thomas, Willow cot. Crow lane. N
\nWatkins John W., M.D. High street, N
\nWiddows Alias, Oaklee, Lowton
\nWilliams Rev. Wm. Broad Oak cot. Winwick
\nWilson Rev. Henry, The Manse, A
\nWood Frederick 3. Woodlegh, N
\nWood Lieut.-Col. Joseph L., J.P. Woodlegh, N
\nWoods Samuel M.P. Brynn, Wigan
\nWorsley Henry, Park cottage, Golborne
\nWorsley James E. The Cottage, Winwick<\/p>\n

AGENTS.<\/strong>(See also Insurance Offices & Agents; also Land, House & Estate Agents.) <\/em><\/p>\n

Aspinall William (emigration), Gerard st
\nBlundell Margaret (for Allsopp & Sons Limited, brewers), 69 High street, N
\nBoardman William (for W. & A. Gilbey), A
\nGarton Peter (agricultural implement), N
\nHoughton Henry I. jun.(general),Park rd.N
\nIngham Mary (for J. Berrie, dyer, Man chester), Gerard street, A
\nJones James G. (for W. Davis & Son, dyers, Liverpool), 31 Gerard- street, A.
\nKirkham Samuel (carting), Mill lane, N
\nMcHardy Robert (for J. Berrie, dyer, Manchester), 73 High street, N
\nPorter a , (for Richard Evans & Co. Limited, colliery proprietors), Newton yard, Crow Ln N
\nTwist Thomas Golborne Unsworth Jn. (for W. & A, Gilbey), Golbrn
\nWithnell Charles A. (for J. Pullar & Sons, dyers, Perth), Heath street, Golborne
\nWoods Sand, M.P. (miners), Brynn, Wigan<\/p>\n

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MFCTS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Adamson James, Gerard street, A
\nRitchie Robert, 149 High street, N.<\/p>\n

ARCHITECT. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Brierley Richard, Town hall, N<\/p>\n

AUCTIONEERS.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Marsh Bros. Nicol lane. Bryan, Wigan
\nMelling & Son, Church street, Golborne<\/p>\n

BAKERS. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Bailey William, Lowton common
\nBoardman William, 76 Gerard street, A
\nPounce Alfred, Bridge street, Golborne
\nCunliffe Peter, Haydock
\nCunliffe Thomas, Haydock
\nGriffin Harold, Haydock
\nHigham Elizabeth, Haydock
\nTune John, Lowton common
\nLowe Thomas, 5 Gerard street, A
\nOrmston Thomas, Lowton
\nRoberts Thomas, 32 Gerard street, A
\nTravers William, 56 High street, Golborne
\nUnsworth Adam, 105 High street, Golborne<\/p>\n

BANKS<\/strong><\/p>\n

Parrs- Banking Company & the Alliance Bank Limited
\n(sub-branches), 21 High street, Newton, open on Saturday only, from ten to half-past twelve; Gerard st . Ashton, open on tuesday from 11.30 a,m. to 2.30 p.m. & saturday, 10.30 am. to 12 noon: Haydock, open on monday & thursday, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. ; Heath street-, Golborne, open on tuesday & Thursday from 10.45 a,m, to 1.15 p.m<\/p>\n

Williams Deacon & Manchester & Salford Bank Limited
\n(sub-branch), High street, Golborne; open on tuesday & thursday, from 10.45 am. to 1.15 p.m.; saturday, from. 10.45 a.m, to 12.30 pm<\/p>\n

BEER RETAILERS<\/strong><\/p>\n

Adamson Joseph, Bolton road, A
\nAlderson Albert E. 114 Bolton road, A
\nBarton John, Stubshaw cross, A
\nBoulton David, 33 Church st. Golborne
\nBoydell Joseph, Lowton common
\nCannes Amelia, Bridge street, Golborne
\nCundliffe Mary A. Church street, Golborne
\nEckersley Ellen, 69 High street, Golborne
\nEdwards Thomas, 67 High street, Golborne
\nEdwardson Adam. Harvey lane, Golborne
\nGilligan John, 1 Tanners lane, Golborne
\nHaves William, Lowton common
\nHumphrey David, Edge Green lane, A
\nJenkinson Joseph, 95 Church at. Golborne
\nMercer Mary, Haydock
\nNaylor James, 14 Liverpool road, A
\nNaylor Thomas, Haydock
\nOldfield Thomas, 32 Heath road, A
\nSankey Mary Ann, Warrington road, A
\nSimm Joanna. Park lane
\nSimm John, 1 Heath road, A
\nTalbot George, 24 Liverpool road, A
\nTyrer Charles, Heath road, A<\/p>\n

BLACKSMITHS.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Adamson James, Gerard street, A
\nBritch Thomas, Hulme, Winwick
\nCooke Peter, Downall green
\nDavles John, Ashton road, Golborne
\nHenshaw James, Lowton
\nInce James, Gerard street, A
\nLowe Henry, Park lane
\nMarkland Joseph, Cow lane, N
\nNuttall Charles, Heath street, Golborne
\nPicton David, hulme, Winwick
\nPilling Thomas, Whitledge green, A
\nPrescott Henry, Downall green
\nRitchie Robert, 149 High street, N
\nSankey James, High street. N
\nSudworth William, Downall green<\/p>\n

BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Collier James, High street, Golborne
\nGore Jacob, Park lane, Brynn, Wigan
\nJackson William. Legh st. Golborne
\nJohnson Paul, 55 High street, Golborne
\nWilliamsson Joseph, 101 High st. Golborne<\/p>\n

BOOT & SHOE MAKERS. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Ashton Hannah, 72 Gerard street, A
\nBennett Thomas, 1S Heath st. Golborne
\nBrookes James, 17 Heath street, Golborne
\nClough George T. Downall Green road
\nHarper Ernest, North Ashton
\nHaynes Henry, 70 High street, Golborne & 39 Gerard street, A
\nHedges Bros. 2 Liverpool road, A
\nHesketh John, 24 Gerard street, A
\nHoughton Thomas, 9 Legh st. Golborne
\nHoward John, 77 High street, Golborne
\nHunt Thomas, 65a, High street, Golborne
\nJackson Alfred (dealer), 8 Gerard st. A
\nLiptrott James. 75 High street, N
\nLowe Thomas, 96 High street, N
\nLowe William, 1 Gerard street, A
\nRoberts William, 39 High street. Golborne
\nShaw William, 11 High street, N
\nSiddall Agnes A. 21 Gerard street, A
\nWebster James, Lowton
\nWilliamson Thomas, 65 High street, N<\/p>\n

BOTANIC BEER BREWER. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Simpson William, Simms Lane end, N<\/p>\n

BRICK MAKERS.<\/strong>
\nDean & Thornier, Park lane
\nGolborne Brick Co. Harvey lane, Golborne<\/p>\n

BUILDERS.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Anderton H. & J. Downall green
\nCunliffe Henry, Downall green
\nCunliffe Miles, Downall green
\nGreen William, Wigan road, A
\nPennington & Watson, Heath road, A
\nSmith & Painter. Heath road, A
\nTravers Thomas L. Lowton
\nWakefield James, Golborne<\/p>\n

BUTCHERS.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Almond William, Park lane
\nAstle Charles Henry (& cattle dealer), Gerard street, Ashton-in-Makerfield
\nBeaumont Jn. (pork), 30 Heath st Golborne,
\nBoardman Samuel, Downall green
\nBoardman William, Gerard street, A
\nCaunce Alfred, Bridge street, Golborne
\nDalton William, 19 Heath street, Golborne
\nDobbs John, 2 Gerard street, A
\nDomakin Thomas, 78 High st. Golborne
\nDuncaif Samuel, 16 & 18 Bolton road, A
\nFallowfield John, 20 Gerard street, A
\nFooshaw J. Haydock
\nGriffiths Bros. 19 Gerard street, A
\nHall Margaret L. 67 High street, N
\nHibbert Henry, 70 High street, N
\nHolden Ralph, 91 High street, Golborne
\nKay William, 66 Gerard street, A
\nOliver Edward, 34 Legh street, Golborne
\nOwen Mary, 44 Gerard street, A
\nPearson Thomas, Mercer street, N
\nPeet Henry, High street, Golborne
\nSavage Adolphus, 55 Gerard street, A
\nSimpson Robert, Heath street, Golborne
\nStringfellow Jervis, Haydock
\nStruthers Betsy, 88 Bridge st. Golborne
\nTaylor Robert, Haydock
\nTunstall Thomas, Haydock
\nWinstanley John, 12 Heath street. Golborne
\nWoods Thomas, Church street, Golborne
\nWright James, Bolton road, A<\/p>\n

CAB PROPRIETORS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Barton Samuel, Heath street, Golborne
\nDraper Henry, Lowton
\nFairhurst John, Warrington road, A
\nHewitt Samuel, Park road, N
\nLawrenson James, Haydock
\nPainter William (& funeral furnisher), Ashton
\nSmith John, Lowton
\nWaine John, Haydock
\nWorsley Bros. Lowton<\/p>\n

CARRIER. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Duxbury Robert, Bolton road, A<\/p>\n

CART OWNER<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Prance Henry, Crow lane, N<\/p>\n

CATTLE DEALER.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Astle Charles Henry, Gerard street, A<\/p>\n

CHAIN MAKERS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Leyland Abraham (& hame), Park Iane
\nMorris Henry, Park lane
\nWhitley John & Co. A<\/p>\n

CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Aspinall William. 43 Gerard street, A
\nHalton Ann. Haydock
\nKidd John W. 51 High street, Golborne
\nPeake Arthur, 77 High street, N; & at Earlestown
\nPennington Richard L. High st. Golborne
\nRoberts Margaret, 9 Gerard street, A
\nShawcross J. HaYdock<\/p>\n

CHINA, GLASS &c. DEALERS.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Ashton Joseph, 75 High St. Golborne
\nDobbs Elsie, A
\nFearns Thomas, 27 Heath street. Golborne,
\nGlover William, 89 Church St. Golborne
\nHart Alice, 87 Church street, Golborne
\nNaylor Christopher, 1 Leigh St. Golhorne
\nSeddon Alice. 4 Bolton road, A
\nSilcock Thomas, Heath street, Golborne
\nUnsworth Adam, 105 High street, Golhorne<\/p>\n

CIVIL & MINING ENGINEERS. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Brierley Richard, Town hall. N
\nClark Christopher F, (for Garswood Coal & Iron Co.), Cranberry lodge, Ashton
\nClark George (for W. .T. Legh esq..), Ivy bank, Church street, N
\nJackson John (for Richard Evans & Co. Limited, colliery proprietors, Haydock), Thornbank, Haydock
\nRobins George J. Garswood, Wigan Stone Robert, Newton park, N<\/p>\n

CLOGGERS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Birchall John, Downall green
\nBirchall Joseph, 21 Church street, Golborne
\nBryan Robert, 4 Gerard street, A
\nClough Gee. T. Downall Green road,Wigan
\nDickens John, Haydock
\nHoward John, 77 High street, Golborne
\nHunt Thomas, 65a, High street, Golborne
\nJackson George, Stubshaw cross, A
\nLowe Thomas, 47 High street, Golborne
\nNaylor Peter, 52 Gerard street, A
\nPhythian Mesa-,, Haydock
\nReid Thomas, Haydock
\nRoberts Mrs 39 High street, Golborne
\nShaw Charles, Downall green
\nShaw Frederick, Haydock
\nSutton James, Heath road, A.
\nSwift John, Haydock
\nTaylor Joseph, Lowton common
\nTwist William, Haydock
\nWebster James, Lowton
\nWinstanley William, Park lane<\/p>\n

CLUBS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Ashton-in-Makerfield Conservative club, 21 Bolton road, A Andrew Molyneux, secretary
\nAshton-in-Makerfield Liberal club, Wigan real A; William Gilbey, secretary
\nAshton-in-Makerfield Subscription club, 16 Gerard street, A; James Valiant, sec
\nGolborne Bowling & Cricket club, High street; Thomas Silcock, secretary
\nGolborne Conservative club, Salisbury street; James Jenkinson, secretary
\nGolborne Liberal club, High street; Thomas Twist, secretary
\nGolborne Working Mens Liberal Club Co. Lim. High street; Thomas Twist, sec
\nHaydock Cricket club ; Ellis Bartley, hon. secretary
\nHaydock Cricket &- Bowling club; Edwin Jackson, secretary
\nHaydock Football club; George H. Hunt, secretary
\nNewton Nursery Bowling club; David Davies, secretary
\nNewton-le-Willows Bowling & Cricket club; W. H. Hindley, hon. treasurer; J. Cooke & E. Grace, hon. secretaries
\nNewton-le-Willows Subscription club, Park road F. A. frost, see. & treasurer
\nPark Lane Club & Institute, Park lane
\nWinwick Working Mens club; Thomas Greenhalgh, secretary; Richard Clarke, treasurer
\nWorking Mens club, Town hall, N; John Hunt, secretary<\/p>\n

COACH BUILDER<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Markland Joseph, Crow lane, N<\/p>\n

COAL DEALERS. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Charnock David, Stubshaw cross, A
\nCook William, Bolton road, A
\nDuxbury Robert, Bolton road, A
\nFearnley C. Downall Green road, Wigan
\nFrance Henry, Crow lane
\nHoughton Henry F. Park road
\nHoughton Samuel, Brynn road
\nWorsley William, Lowton<\/p>\n

COAL MASTERS.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Brynn Hall Colliery Co. Lim. Brynn hall Thomas Barton, secretary<\/p>\n

Cross, Tetley & Co. Lim. Bamfurlong Mains collieries, Bamfurlong; Thomas Cook, secretary. T A ” Bamfurlong, Wigan ”
\nEvans Richard & Co. Lim. Haydock, Ashton Edge green,<\/p>\n

Golborne & Parr collieries, near St. Helens; Theodore D. Grimke-Drayton, managing director; Edward J. George., sec. ; W. S. Barrett, manager; John Robinson, agent. TA ” Evans, Haydock ”<\/p>\n

Garswood Coal & Iron Co. Lim. Park Lane collieries; C. F. Clark, manager; A. F. Evans, secretary; Liverpool office, 43 Castle street. T A ” Wallsend, Wigan”<\/p>\n

Garswood Hall Collieries Co. Lim. Brynn; John Smethurst, manager; Thos.Morris, secretary. T A “Garswood, Wigan”<\/p>\n

Park (The) Collieries, Garswood; J. & ii. Stone, proprietors. T A ” Stone, Ashtonin-Makerfield”<\/p>\n

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COFFEE & COCOA ROOMS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Golborne Coffee & Cocoa rooms, High street; Mrs. Allen, manageress<\/p>\n

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CONFECTIONERS.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Aspinall Jane, 41 Gerard street, A
\nBirkett Alice, 18 High street, N B
\nritton William, Park lane
\nCollier Samuel, High street, Golborne
\nDavies James, 21 Heath street, Golborne
\nHarrison Jane, 10 Church street, Golborne
\nLewis Jane, 37 High street, N
\nLowe John, 3 Gerard street, A
\nOgden Margaret, 57 High street, Golborne
\nPennington Jane, 22 Gerard street, A
\nPennington Thomas, 14 Bolton road, A
\nRedmond James, 18 Bolton road, A
\nSanderson Ellen, Warrington road, A
\nSimpkin Samuel, 9 Bolton road, A
\nWakefield John, 29 Heath street, Golborne
\nWakefield John, 11 Legh street, Golborne
\nWalsh Patrick, 23 Gerard street, A
\nWestbrook Elizabeth, 9 High street, N.<\/p>\n

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CONTRACTORS.<\/strong><\/p>\n

France Henry (carting), Crow lane, N
\nKirkham Samuel (carting), Mill lane, N
\nPennington & Watson, A
\nSmith & Painter, Heath road, A
\nStone Robert (railway), Newton park, N<\/p>\n

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CORN MILLERS.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Beardman Samuel, Mill lane, N
\nCrump Thomas H. 6 Liverpool road, A
\nGreenhalgh John, Armitage green, N
\nLiverpool Farm Reformatory school, Newton-le-Willows; John Digweed, manager<\/p>\n

CORN MERCHANT<\/strong>.
\nGarton Peter, Newton-le-Willows<\/p>\n

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COTTON SPINNERS & MANUFACTRS.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Golborne Mills Co. (80,000 spindles; 900 looms),
\nParkside mills, Golborne; ware, house, 23 Faulkner street, Manchester
\nSmithson Bros. cotton spinners; 6,930 spindles), Bank Heath mill, Golborne; & 9 York street, Manchester. T A ” Smithson, Golborne ”<\/p>\n

DENTISTS<\/strong>.
\nKidd John W. 51 High street, Golborne
\nPeake Arthur, 77 High street, N; & at Earlestown<\/p>\n

DRAPERS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Bailey William, Lowton common
\nBaker Alfred, 27 High street, Golborne
\nBattersby M. & A. Haydock
\nBeesley Jane, 25 High street, N Bold John, Park Lane
\nBrown John E. Park Lane
\nChatburn Joseph, 1 Liverpool road, A
\nEdgar Frederick, 27 Gerard street, A
\nEntwistle William, 95 High st. Golborne
\nEvans Even T. Haydock
\nFenny Thomas, Wigan road, A
\nFernley John, Lowton
\nGriffin Harold, Haydock
\nHarrison James, 74 High street, Golborne
\nHodkinson John, 78 Gerard street, A
\nHolden William, Bolton road, A
\nHoward Nathaniel, Blackbrook, Haydock
\nInce James, Lowton common
\nInghame Mary, 13 & 15 Gerard street, A
\nJenkinson E. & M. 23 Heath st. Golborne
\nJones James G. 31 Gerard street, A
\nKeeley Jane, 20 Heath street, Golborne
\nLee James H. Bolton road, A
\nLeigh Friendly Co-operative Societys stores, Newton-le-Willows; Golborn; & Lowton common
\nLowe Elizabeth E. Wigan road, A
\nLowe Thomas, 31 Heath street, Golborne
\nMHardy Robert, 73 High street, N
\nNorcross James, Haydock Park Lane
\nCo-operative Society Lim. Riley Elizabeth, 12 Gerard street, A
\nShaw John, Downall green
\nWakefield John, 109 High street, Golborne
\nWhittle James, 5 Liverpool road, A
\nWinstanley James 5 Bolton road, A
\nWinstanley James, 5 Bolton road, A
\nWithnell Charles A. 2 Heath st. Golborne
\nWithnell Charles A. 61 High st. Golborne
\nYates James, Legh street, Golborne
\nYates Roger, High street, Golborne<\/p>\n

DRESSMAKERS.<\/strong>(See also Milliners.)<\/em><\/p>\n

Chatburn Joseph, 1 Liverpool road, A
\nCunliffe Mary J. 46 Gerard street, A
\nTurton S. A. 25 High street, Golborne
\nWithnell Charles A. 2 Heath st. Golborne
\nYates Roger, High street, Golborne<\/p>\n

FARMERS In Ashton<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Ambrose & Frost, Edge Green lane
\nBall Perry, Blackbrook
\nBarton Samuel, Edleston
\nBeesley Frank, HoHinhey
\nBlackburn Alice, Low brook
\nBradburn Isaac, Gladden Hey brow
\nBradburn Jacob, Leyland green
\nBradburn Peter, Weathercock farm
\nCowell Thomas W. Stubshaw cross
\nCross, Tetley & Co. Mains
\nCunliffe William, Brockstedes
\nDavies James, Ashton heath
\nDownall Esther, Downall green
\nDownall William, Drummers fields
\nEvans Richard & Co. Florida
\nFairhurst John, Arch lane
\nFairhurst John, Tythebarn,
\nHillock Garswood Coal & Iron Co. Lim. Park Lane
\nGlover Thomas, Cranbury Lee
\nHamilton James, Old Garswood
\nHodgkinson Joseph, Cranbury Lee
\nHunt William, Home farm
\nHurst Edward & Charles, Lily lane
\nHurst John, Blackbrook
\nJenkins William, Edge green
\nJohnson Matthew, Nichol lane J
\nohnson Nathan, Mill lane
\nKersley William, Arch lane
\nLowe Thomas, Four hooted cross
\nLyon John, Town South side
\nPendlebury Thomas, Garswood
\nPhythian George, Carters fold
\nPilling Thomas, Whiteledge green
\nPimblett Joseph, Edge Green lane
\nPimblett Luke, Edge green
\nPriestner John, New road
\nReeves William & James, Lily lane
\nRigby John, jun. Old road
\nRigby Thomas, Town green
\nRimmer Bros. Soughers lane
\nRose Elizabeth, Seneley green
\nSethton Joseph, Low hank
\nSharp Amelia, Edge green
\nStobie James, Brynn
\nSutton John, Edge green
\nTurner James, Moss farm
\nWarren Matthew, Lily lane
\nWaterworth James, Seneley green
\nWilcock John, Doe Ridings & Ryecroft
\nWright James, Edge Green lane<\/p>\n

Farmers In Golborne.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Abbott John
\nBoardman John
\nBoydell John, Dove house
\nFearns Richard, Bank heath
\nGarton Peter, Dean Dam farm
\nHart John
\nJenkinson Charles, Bank heath
\nKnowles Peter, Lowton road
\nLivesley James, Wigan road
\nLivesley Richard, Lightshaw hall
\nLowe William
\nMonks Richard, Windy bank
\nOrmerod Robert
\nPierpoint T. & P. Bridge street
\nPimblett William, Lowton road
\nStanley William, Ashton road
\nTaylor Mary Wisswell
\nWiswall Thomas, Lowton road<\/p>\n

farmers In Haydock. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Alker William & Son, Tollbar
\nBalharry William, The Beeches
\nCawley John, Ropery
\nCawley William, Kenyon-in-th-Withens
\nClare Joseph, Haydock lane
\nFoster Joseph, Penny lane
\nHarrison Thomas, Church road
\nMort Thomas, Old Boston
\nOwen John, Canal farm
\nRigby James Millfleld lane
\nRigby William, Haydock stocks
\nSumner James, Canal farm
\nWiswell Henry, Penny lane<\/p>\n

farmers In Lowton<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Adamson John & Peter Bent John
\nBent Samuel
\nBrown Herbert
\nClarke William, Laurel house
\nCourtney William, Yew tree
\nEckersley Richard
\nGibbon John, Lowton common
\nHall John, Rowbottom farm
\nHigham George
\nHoward James, Mossley hall
\nLenders Samuel, Fair house
\nMather Thomas, Sandobb
\nPage Matthew, Ivy house
\nPenkethman Henry, Lowton hall
\nPercy William, Pocket nook
\nScotson James, Little Byrom
\nWaterworth Nathan, Hollybush
\nWood Rachael, Byrom hall
\noreley Bros. Lowton<\/p>\n

Farmers In Newton.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Abbott Peter, Parkside
\nAlderson Richard, Crow lane
\nBerry James, Crow lane
\nBridge John, Old Hey
\nBridge John, Parkside
\nCawley Joseph, Crow lane
\nChambers William, Crow lane
\nGilbert W. Wilson, Ashton road
\nHatton John, Crow lane
\nHindley Zachariah, Woodhead
\nLiverpool Farm Reformatory school; John Digweed, governor
\nLongton William, Crow lane
\nMarsh Charles H. Newton heath
\nMarsh Gilbert, Bough house
\nMather Thomas, Burchalls
\nMort Thomas, Dingle
\nNaylor William, Newton common
\nPennington Charles & Thomas, Mill lane
\nPennington William H. Woodhead
\nStone Thomas (exors. of), Newton park
\nWilliams Thomas, New Hey<\/p>\n

Farmers In Winwick.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Alker Arthur
\nMather Thomas
\nBlackledge John
\nPennington Mary E
\nBrock John
\nPollit Ralph
\nDerbyshire John
\nShaw Thomas C
\nDumbell Maria
\nSwinton Joseph
\nEllam Lucy
\nUnsworth John
\nJepson Ann
\nWarburton James Kerfoot Jas. & Thos Warburton
\nThomas Longton Peter<\/p>\n

FILE MANUFACTURERS.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Hodkinson Bros. Ashton-in-Makerfleld
\nHodgkinson Edward, Providence works, A
\nLowe John, Ashton-in-Makerfleld
\nWhitley John & Co. Ashton-in-Makerfield<\/p>\n

FISHMONGER.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Elsey Alfred, 103 High street, Golborne<\/p>\n

FRUITERERS & GREENGROCERS. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Chappell Richard, Wigan road, A
\nCook William, Haydock
\nElsey Alfred, 103 High street, Golborne
\nGoodier William, 53 High street, Golborne
\nHughes Lot, Bolton road A
\nMather David, 66 Heath street, Golborne
\nMather William, 99 High street, Golborne
\nOwen Mary, 44 Gerard street, A
\nSmith John, Haydock
\nThomson Peter, 89 High street, N
\nWard Stephen George, 63 High street, N<\/p>\n

FURNITURE BROKERS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Swift William, 25 Gerard street, A
\nWinnard William, Heath street, Golborne<\/p>\n

FURNITURE REMOVER. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Duxbury Robert, Bolton road, A<\/p>\n

GARDENER. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Wilson John, Church street, N<\/p>\n

GLASS MANUFACTURERS.<\/strong>
\nWalton R. & Co. (flint), Newton-le-Willows<\/p>\n

GLASS BOTTLE MANUFACTURERS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Borron Charles & Co. Crow lane, N. T A ` Borron, Newton-le-Willows ”<\/p>\n

GLUE & SIZE MANUFACTURER<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Green John (Clue, size & soap manufacturer), St. Mary`s, Lowton-T A ” GREEN, Lowton”<\/p>\n

GROCERS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Andrews Thomas, Haydock
\nAshall Ann, Haydock
\nAshton Thomas, 37 High street, Golborne
\nBailey William, Lowton common
\nBarlow James A.107 High street, Golborne
\nBarton Samuel, 71 Heath street, Golborne
\nBattersby M. & A. Haydock
\nBeesley William, Simms Lane End
\nBent Mary A. Lowton road, Golborne
\nBent Mary Ann, 73 Church street, Golborne
\nBerry Joseph, Hulme, Winwick
\nBethell Stephen, 131 High street, 8J
\nBlundell Margaret (& spirit), 69 High street
\nBoardman Samuel, 60 Mill lane, N
\nBoardman Samuel A. Downall green
\nBoardman William, 76 Gerard street, A
\nBold John, Park Lane
\nBoulton Thomas, Crow lane, N
\nBriscoe Ellen, Haydock
\nBritton William, Park Lane
\nBudsworth James, 28 Heath street,Golborne
\nBurgess Frederick, Mill lane, N
\nBurke Aim, 14 Heath street, Golborn
\nCaldwell William, Heath street, Golborne
\nCarley Andrew, Stubshaw cross, A
\nCarter George, 40 Heath st . Golborne
\nCaunce Alfred, Bridge street, Golborne
\nClare Jane, Haydock
\nCottom Richard, 111 Bolton road, A
\nCowell Wesley, 73 Bolton road, A
\nCrump Thomas H. 6 Liverpool road, A
\nCunliffe James, Haydock
\nCunliffe Peter, Haydock
\nCunliffe Thomas, Haydock
\nCunliffe William, Haydock
\nDavies Herbert H. Park lane
\nDavies James, 77 Heath street, Golborne
\nDuncalf Samuel, 16 & 18 Bolton road, A, Newton & Park lane
\nDyke Joseph, 40 Heath road, A
\nFernley John, Lowton
\nForshaw J. Haydock
\nGlover Sarah, 9 Wigan road, Golborne
\nGlover William, 89 Church st. Golborne
\nGreenslade Mary Jane, 3 High street Haydock
\nGriffin Harold, Haydock
\nGriffiths Bros. 53 Gerard street, A
\nHackett James, Wigan road, A
\nHales William, Haydock
\nHall John F. 33 Warrington road, A
\nHall Margaret L. 67 High street, H
\nHarper Ernest, Simms Lane end
\nHatton Margaret, Legh street., Golborne
\nHayes William, Mercer street, N
\nHazleton Simon, 37 Gerard street, A, & 22 Heath street, Golborne
\nHigham Elizabeth, Haydock
\nHill Peter, 26 Gerard street, A
\nHinchliffe Joseph, 54 Gerard street, A
\nHodkinson John, Edge Green lane
\nHolding Joseph, Tanners lane, Golborne
\nHonderwood Robert, 13 Legh at. Golborne
\nHoughton Joseph, 70 Gerard street, A
\nHowarth James, Lowton common
\nHowe John, 49 High street, Golborne
\nHurst Thomas, Lowton
\nInce John, Lowton common
\nJameson Thomas, 2 Heath road, A
\nKirkham George, Mill lane, N
\nKnox Eliza, 92 High street, H
\nLatimer William J. 74 Gerard street, A
\nLawton Jane, 68 High street., N
\nLeech Thomas, Wigan Old road, A
\nLeigh Friendly Co-operative Society Stores, 49 High street & at Heath street, Golborne, & Lowton common
\nLeivesley James, Haydock
\nLitherland Richard, Haydock Lowe Mary, Legh street, Golborne
\nLowe Thomas, 6 Gerard street, A
\nMacduff Matthew, Mill lane, Haydock
\nMcKenzie James, Park lane
\nMarsh William, 96 Bridge st . Golborne
\nMather Elizabeth, 58 Heath at. Golborne
\nMercer Robert, Park lane
\nMiddehnrst Adam, Haydock
\nMitten Matthew, 37 Heath road, A
\nMort Jesse, Lowton road, Golborne
\nMort Joseph, Lowton
\nMoss Joseph, Edge Green lane
\nNaylor Christopher, 1 Legh at. Golborne
\nNaylor Thomas, Downall green
\nNorcross Daniel, Haydock
\nOpenshaw Robert, Legh street, Golborne
\nOrimston Thomas, Lowton
\nPark Lane Co-operative Society Limited, Bolton road, A; & Brynn, Wigan
\nPearson Thomas, Mercer street, N.
\nPeet William, 78 High street, Golborne
\nRampling James, 64 Gerard street, A
\nRatcliffe L. & A. 83 High street, Golborne
\nRidyard Peter, 6 Heath street, Golborne
\nRimmer William G. 13 High street
\nRoberts Thomas, 32 Gerard street, A
\nShaw Ellen, 62 Gerard street, A
\nShaw John, Downall green, North Ashton
\nSilcock Elizabeth, 63 Legh st. Golborne
\nSimm Joseph, Stubshaw cross, A
\nSloped Jacob, 60 Gerard street, A
\nSmart John, Stubshaw cross, A
\nSmith Thomas, haydock
\nStanley Mary Ann, 74 Bolton road, A
\nStringfellow Jervis, Haydock
\nSudworth John, 33 Liverpool road, A
\nSutton Elizabeth, 58 Gerard, street, A
\nSutton Thomas, Haydock
\nSweetlove William, Winwick
\nTalbot P. 27 Warrington road, A
\nTalbot Frederick, Heath road, A
\nTaylor Henry, Lowton road, Golborne
\nTaylor James, 97 High street, Golborne
\nTaylor John, Heath road, A
\nTravers William, 56 High street, Golborne
\nTunstall James, Edge Green lane
\nTurton George, Haydock
\nTurton James, Haydock
\nTurton John, Ashton road, Golborne
\nTurton John, 1 Wigan road, Golborne
\nTurton Jonathan, 36 Heath street, Golborne
\nUnsworth Adam, 105 High street, Golborne
\nUnsworth Henry, 93 Church st. Golborne
\nUnsavorth John, 6a High street, Golborne
\nVarnhom John, Haydock Waine John, Haydock
\nWakefield Thomas, 68 High street,Golborne
\nWalton Grave, Crow lane, N
\nWatson Ellen, 4 Liverpool road, A
\nWesthead Ellen, 12 Bolton road, A
\nWesthead John, Edge Green lane
\nWhitfield William, Haydock
\nWiddows, Samuel, Lowton road, Golborne
\nWilliams Robert, Crippins Bldgs.Wigan rd
\nWilliams Robert, Stubshaw cross, A
\nWinstanley Henry, Haydock
\nWinstanley Matthew, Armitage green, N
\nWood Joseph, Edge Green lane
\nWorsley Henry, 98 Bridge street, Golborne
\nWright Nathaniel, Wigan road, A<\/p>\n

HAIRDRESSERS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Bibby Joseph, 22 Wigan road, A
\nBurchall Martha, 8 Gerard street, A
\nHewitt William, 6 High street, N
\nNicholas John, 6 Heath street, Golborne
\nRoberts Thomas, 8 Bolton road, A
\nRoberts Thomas, 2 Gerard street. A
\nStringer A. R. 89 High street, Golborne<\/p>\n

HERBALIST<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Clegg John G. 34 Heath street, Golborne<\/p>\n

HINGE & LOCK MAKERS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Crompton Thomas (iron merchant & hinge, latch & lock manufacturer), Ashton, near Wigan-T IA “CROMPTON, Park lane, Wigan ”<\/p>\n

Hill Thomas & Co. Ashton Heath, N
\nLeyland A. & Son, Park lane
\nLowe George, Downdall green
\nLowe George, Park lane
\nLowe Henry, Park Lane
\nRigby & Greer, Heath road, A
\nVernon Richard, Ashton.in-Makerfield
\nWhitley John & Co. (manufacturers of wrought iron hinges, thumb latches, Banbury & plate locks, Lancashire tools, files &c.), Ashton-T A “Wm 1 .
\nAshton-in-Makerfleld ”<\/p>\n

HOTELS<\/strong>.(See also Public Houses.) <\/em><\/p>\n

Vernon Richard, Ashton-in-Mekerfield
\nGerards Arms, John Armstrong, 35 Gerard street, A
\nNewton bridge, N
\nLegh Arms, Wm. Berry,
\nPied Bull, William Dorman, 68 High St
\nRailway Hotel, John Parr, Golborne
\nRobin Hood (family & commercial),William Painter, Ashton<\/p>\n

INSURANCE OFFICES & AGENTS<\/strong><\/p>\n

Alliance-Richard Peake, Lowton
\nGuardian Plate Glass-John Adams, park road, N
\nLancashire-John Adams, Park road, N
\nLiverpool & London & Globe-William Hindley, Park road, N
\nLondon & Provincial-George Church cottage, Haydock
\nNorth British & Mercantile-Lewis Robins Garswood Estate office, Wigan
\nNorthern-James Hill, 13 Brynn & St, o It.;
\nRichard Barton, High st. N
\nPeake, Lowton N
\nRoyal”-Tames E. Pardey, Park road,
\nRichard Peake, Lowton
\nScottish Equitable. Matthews, Haydock,
\nScottish Widows Fund-Henry Town hall, N<\/p>\n

IRON & BRASS FOUNDERS<\/strong><\/p>\n

Vulcan Foundry Co. Limited, Vulcan. ” Vulcan, Newton-le-Willows<\/p>\n

IRONMONGERS<\/strong><\/p>\n

Beswick John, Rich street. Golborne
\nCardiner Williaam, Bolton roil. A
\nEckersley Lane, `3 legh street Golborne
\nKay William, 116 Gerard Lane. A
\nRigby William H, Church street, Golborne
\nSwift, William, 25 Gerard street, A
\nTalbert J. & S. 32 Heath street, Golborne
\nWilkinson Thomas, 66 High street, N<\/p>\n

JOINERS.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Anderton IT. & J. Downall green
\nCunliffe Henry, Downall green
\nCunliffe Miles, Downall green
\nGreen William, Wigan road, A
\nLaybourn Nathan, 42 High st. Golborne
\nPennington & Watson, Heath road, A
\nSmith & Painter, Heath road, A
\nTravers Thomas L. Lowton
\nWakefield. James, Golborne
\nWakefield John, Railway view, Golborne<\/p>\n

LAND & BUILDING SOCIETY<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Newton, Ashton & Golborne Building Soc. Town hall, N; John Adams, secretary<\/p>\n

LAND, HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Melling & Son, Golborne
\nPardrey James E. (for W. J. Legh M.P.), The Elms, High street, N
\nR Dins George J. (to Right Hon. Lord Gerard), Garswood house, Ashton cross,N<\/p>\n

LUNATIC ASYLUM<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Haydock Lodge Private Asylum, Ashton, near Newton-le-Willow-Proprieters,Drs. Beamon & Street ; resident medical superintendent, 0. T. Street L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. ; chaplain, Rev. H Siddall B.A. (vicar of Ashton); steward, Ernest. Webb. T N 3; T A ” Street, Ashton-in-Makerfield ”<\/p>\n

MACHINERY BROKER<\/strong>.
\nRonayne William, High street, N<\/p>\n

MANUFACTURERS OF COTTON GOODS<\/strong>. (See Cotton Spinners & Manufacturers.)<\/p>\n

MARINE STORE DEALER<\/strong>.
\nBuckley John, Lowton<\/p>\n

METAL BROKER<\/strong>.
\nRonayne William, High street, N<\/p>\n

MILLINERS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Chathurn Joseph, 1 Liverpool road, A
\nCunliffe Mary J. 46 Gerard street, A
\nTurton S. A. 25 High street, Golborne
\nYates Roger, High street, Golborne<\/p>\n

MINIMAL WATER MANUFACTURERS<\/strong>.
\nClegg Bros. Turton street, Golborne<\/p>\n

NAIL MAKERS<\/strong>.
\nPrescott Henry, Downall green
\nWinstanley James, 5 Bolton road, A<\/p>\n

NEWSAGENTS<\/strong>.
\nDobbs Else, 6 Warrington road, A
\nPennington Mary, Haydock<\/p>\n

NURSERYMEN.<\/strong>
\nArnott. C. E. Lime House nurseries, Lowton
\nBoardman William, The Nurseries, Lowton
\nRandall John, 136 High street, N<\/p>\n

PAINTERS.<\/strong>
\nBurrows Peter, Haydock
\nFletcher Thomas, 101 High street, N
\nPierpoint John Ashton-in-Makerfield
\nRigby William V. 47 Heath street & Church street, Golborne
\nRostron Joseph, 93 High street, Golborne
\nSimm Charles, Wigan road, A
\nUnsworth & Roberts, Warrington road, A
\nWaring George, 81 High street, N
\nWinstanley W. & M. 29 High street, N<\/p>\n

PAPER MANUFACTURERS.<\/strong>
\nGillespie & Mason Limited, Newton Paper Mill, Newton-leWillows-TA “PAPER Newton-le-Willows”
\nMitchell, Arnott & Co. (paper hangings manufacturers), Brookside Mill, Golborne-T A ” MITARN, Golborne ”<\/p>\n

PAPER MERCHANT.<\/strong>
\nKay Thomas, Mill lane, N<\/p>\n

PAWNBROKERS.<\/strong>
\nHarrison Martha, 38 Heath street, Golborne
\nJackson Ann, 79 & 81 High street,Golborne
\nRoyle Elizabeth, 12 & 14 Brynn street, A<\/p>\n

PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Dodd James M.R.C.S., L.R.O.P. 3 Railway rd, Golborne,
\nHannah Nathan L.R.O.P.Edln. Rook house, Gerard street, A
\nHayward T. B., M.B. Haydock<\/p>\n

SOCIETIES & ASSOCIATIONS. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Ashton-in-Makerfield Recreation Society; C. Hodgkinson, secretary
\nCave-Brown Protestant Institute, Ashtonin-Makerfield; C, Hodgkinson, sec
\nConservative (Newton Division),Church st.;Hon, Lord Gerard, president ;Thomas H. Pearson J.P. chairman & hon. see.; Wm. Mawdsley, registration agent
\nGarswood Hall Colliery Co.Institute, Wigan road, A ; William Prance, sec
\nMakerfield Ploughing Soc. ;T. A. Frost, sec
\nNewton-le-Willows Horticultural Society;T. E. Wilkinson, secretary
\nPark Lane Club & Institute, Park lane<\/p>\n

SOLICITORS.<\/strong>
\nJenkins & Unsworth, High street, Golborne
\nTravers John, Bank cottage, Golborne<\/p>\n

STONEMASONS<\/strong>.
\nAshcroft Peter, Tanners lane, Golborne
\nTaylor J. Warrington road, A<\/p>\n

SURGEONS<\/strong>.See Physicians & Surgeons.<\/p>\n

SURVEYORS<\/strong>.
\nBennie Chas. S. (highway), Woosley street, Golhorne
\nBrierley Richard C.E. (to the Newton Improvement Commissioners),Town hall,N
\nClark George (for W, J. Legh esq..) Ivy bank, Church street N
\nJackson John (for 11. Evans & Co. Lim.), Thorn bank, Haydock
\nLatham Richard (for R. Evans & Co. Limited), Haydock
\nMGill Robert (assistant to the Right Hon. Lord Gerard), Ashton cross, N
\nRobins George J. (to the Right Hon. Lord Gerard), Garswood house, Ashton cross,N<\/p>\n

TAILORS<\/strong>.
\nBaker Alfred, 27 High street, Golborne
\nBartley Richard, 27 High street, N
\nBate James, Lowton
\nDunn James, 57 Gerard street, A
\nMHardy Robert, 73,High street, N
\nOpenshaw John, High street, Golborne
\nPilling Thomas, Haydock
\nRoyle Elizabeth, 12 & 14 Brynn street, A
\nTouhey John, 1 Heath street, Golborne
\nTurner John, 207 High street, N
\nWalker John, Wigan road, A
\nWinstanley George, Liverpool road, A
\nWinstanley James, 5 Bolton road, A<\/p>\n

TIMBER, MERCHANT.<\/strong>
\nTravers Thomas L. Lowton<\/p>\n

TINPLATE WORKERS<\/strong>.
\nBarton Joseph, Park lane
\nSwift William, 25 Gerard street, A
\nWinnard William, 16 Heath street, Golborne<\/p>\n

TOBACCO PIPE MANUFACTURER.<\/strong>
\nBlackmore William, Church st , Golborne<\/p>\n

TOBACCONISTS<\/strong>.
\nCollier James, 64 High street, Golborne
\nLowe John, 3 Gerard street, A
\nWilliamson Joseph, 101 High st, Golborne<\/p>\n

VETERINARY SURGEON<\/strong>.
\nHewitt Samuel M.R.C.V.S. Park road, N<\/p>\n

WATCHMAKERS.<\/strong>
\nEccles Robert, SS High street, Golborn
\nEckersley Edward, 25 Heath st . Golborne
\nSwift Thomas, 17 Gerard street, A<\/p>\n

WHEELWRIGHTS<\/strong>.
\nHampson John T. Lanehead, Lowton
\nKay Thomas, Albert street, A
\nMarkland Joseph (& coach builder), Crow lane, N
\nPickton David, Winwick
\nPimblett Thomas, Lowton road, Golborne
\nPimblett William, Lowton road, Golhorne
\nSankey James, High street, N<\/p>\n

WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTURER<\/strong>.
\nOpenshaw Joseph, 19 Park road, Golborne; & at St. John street, Manchester<\/p>\n

WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Boardman W. (agent to W. & A. Gilbey.Limited), 76 Gerard street, A
\nBlundell Margaret, 60 High street, N<\/p>\n

WIRE WORKER.<\/strong>
\nWilkinson Thomas, 68 High street, N<\/p>\n

MISCELLANEOUS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Adam John, clerk, Banchory cot. Park rd.N,
\nBridgeman Orlando, cashier, 70 Cross lane,Earlestown, N
\nFairclough Peter, organist, Park road, N:
\nPrance William, cashier, Bolton road, A
\nFrost F, A. cashier, 24 High street, N
\nHindley William H. cashier, Park road, N<\/p>\n

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<\/a> EARLESTOWN<\/strong>, WITH COLLINS GREEN, VULCAN AND WARGRAVE.<\/em><\/p>\n

EARLESTOWN<\/strong> is an ecclesiastical parish, formed May 17, 1879, from the civil parish of Newton-in-Makerfield, midway between Manchester and Liverpool, 4 miles east from St, Helens, 4 1\/2 miles north from Warrington and one from Newton-in-Makerfield, with a junction station on the London and North Western railway, in the union and county court district of Warrington, rural deanery of Winwick, archdeaconry of Warrington and diocese of Liverpool.<\/p>\n

The church of St, John the Baptist was consecrated and the district assigned In 1879: the building, erected in 1878 at a cost of \u00a38,000, is in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, transepts and a western porch: it will seat 600 people.<\/p>\n

The register dates from the year 1879. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value \u00a3200, with residence, In the gift of the rector of Newton-in-Makerfield, and held since 1879 by the Rev. Thomas Roberts Matthews, of St. Bees.<\/p>\n

There are Primitive Methodist, Wesleyan and Welsh methodist chapels. A Mechanics Institute has been erected at considerable expense by the London and North Western Railway for the use of their workmen, comprising lecture hall and dinning rooms capable of accommodating from 600 to 800 persons.<\/p>\n

A market is held on Friday.<\/p>\n

The London and North Western Railway Company have a large establishment here for building their waggons, and employ about 1,200 hands, and the sugar refinery of the Sankey Sugar Company is situated near.<\/p>\n

Lord Newton D.L., J.P. of Lyme Hall, Stockport, is the sole landowner.<\/p>\n

The population of the ecclesiastical parish in 1891 was 6,688.<\/p>\n

Parish Clerk, Walter Stacey, Market street<\/p>\n

Post, 31. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, Earle street, Earlestown.-Herbert Birkhead, postmaster. Letters arrive from Newton-le-Willows at 7 a.m. & 4 p.m.; dispatched at 1.30, 7.30 & 8 p.m<\/p>\n

Post, M. l). & T. 0., s. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, 338 Wargrave road.-,lames Beatty, (postmaster. Letters arrive from Newton-le-Willows; dispatched et 7.30 a.m. & 6 p.m<\/p>\n

Post, M[. 0. 0., S. B. Annuity & Insurance Office, Legh street. Letters through Newton-lc-Willows dispatched at 8.16 a.m. & 1.20, 6 & 6.26 p.m<\/p>\n

Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages & Relieving officer, Thomas Bowies, 42 Bridge street<\/p>\n

Police Station, 74 Market street, Andrew Kelly, inspector<\/p>\n

Places of Worship<\/strong>, with times of services<\/em>.
\nSt. John the Baptist Church, Earlestown, Rev. Thomas Roberts Matthews. vicar; Rev. Eugene Walter Whittenbury Kaye, curate; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7 p.m<\/p>\n

Baptist (Welsh), Houghton street, Earlestown; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m<\/p>\n

Baptist, Market street; 10,30 a.m. & 6 p.m<\/p>\n

Calvinist Chapel, Tamworth street<\/p>\n

Primitive Methodist, Earlestown; 10.30 a.m. & 6 p.m.; there. 7 p.m<\/p>\n

Schools<\/strong>.
\nNational (mixed), Wargrave, built in 1845, for 374 children; average attendance, 225; Richard Chandley, master;<\/p>\n

Vitriol square; average attendance, 70; Miss Hill, mistress<\/p>\n

National (mixed), Earlestown, built in 1891, for 608 children; average attendance, 627; Alexander Brown, master; Mfrs. Emma Brown, mistress<\/p>\n

Catholic (mixed), Crow lane, built in 1872, for 300 children; average attendance, 210; Miss H. E. Cockram, mistress; MISS G. Shell, infants mistress<\/p>\n

Brunswick Wesleyan (mixed), Cross lane, Earlestown, for 624 children; average attendance, 504; George Burgess, mister; Miss Elizabeth M. Tait, certificated mistress; & for 143 infants; average attendance, 122; Miss Mary Ellen Williams, mistress<\/p>\n

Vulcan (mixed), built In 1839, for 144 children; average attendance, 91; Miss Mary E. Laithwaite, mistress<\/p>\n

School Attendance Inspector, John Ball, 77 Cross lane Assembly Rooms, Town hall, Market street<\/p>\n

Newspapers.<\/strong>
\nEarlestown Guardian & Makerfield Advertiser, 13 Bridge street, Samuel Harvey, proprietor & publisher; published sat<\/p>\n

Earlestown & Newton Examiner, Market street, J. Walker & Co. proprietors; published Fri.<\/p>\n

Railway Station<\/strong>.
\nL. & N. W. Railway, Earlestown junction, Thomas Young, station master; William Parkinson, goods agent Railway Waggon Works, J, W. Emmott, superintendent<\/p>\n

WARGRAVE<\/strong> is a village about a mile from Earlestown.<\/p>\n

VULCAN<\/strong> is a village, close to Wargrave, and on the London and North Western Railway, between Earlestown and Warrington, consisting of a large number of cottages, Inhabited by the employees of the Vulcan Foundry Company Limited, from whIch the place derives its name.<\/p>\n

COLLINS GREEN<\/strong> Is a portion of Burton Wood 6 miles northwest from Warrington, and has a station on the Liverpool and Manchester section of the London and North Western railwayHere is a colliery, the property of the Collins Green Colliery Company Limited.<\/p>\n

Post<\/strong>, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, Collins Green.-Ann Perrin, postmistress. Letters through Newton-le-Willows arrive at 8.30 a.m. & 5.30 p.m.; Pa 9.30 a.m. & 6 p.m<\/p>\n

Railway Station<\/strong>, Edward Dawson, station master<\/p>\n

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Bell Robert, 67 Cross lane
\nBorron Charles B. The Cottage, Wargrave
\nBrierley Richard, Sunnyside, St. Helens rd
\nBrunton Richard, 66 Cross lane
\nCollingwood William, Wargrave
\nCorlett Benj. Lezayre house, Cross lane
\nCarson Rev. James M.A. (rector Emmanuel), The Rectory, Wargrave
\nDavies Rev. Edward R. (Primitive Methodist), 65 Cross lane
\nCottom Rev. Jas. (Baptist), Earle street
\nEmmett James W. Earle cottage, Earle at Handyside Arthur, Market street
\nHazleton Simon, Caulfield ho. Market st
\nHibbert Wm. Laburnum villa, Cross lane
\nHill Mrs. Helen L. 75 Cross lane
\nHewitt Thomas, 49 Cress lane
\nJackson Andrew, Bank house, Collins grn
\nJohnstone Rev. Frederick Willock (curate St. Peters), Fairclough street
\nJones Rev. Thomas Wynne (Wesleyan),Willows lodge, Cross lane.
\nKaye Rev. Eugene Walter Whittenbury,(curate St. Johns), Cross lane
\nKilshaw Thomas, Ivy house, 45 Cross lane
\nLongton Henry J. The Alders, 54 Cross la
\nMatthews Rev. Thomas Robert (vicar St. Johns), The Vicarage, Market street
\nMouncey Charles J. 16 Haydock street
\nNorman Walter, Vulcan
\nPatterson John N. Lismore ho. Cross lane
\nSloe John, Moss house, Wargrave
\nTayleur Henry Edwd. Holly ho. Wargrave
\nThompson Thomas, Bothwell Bank
\nThompson William, jun. Larkfield
\nThompson William, Sankey hill
\nThorp John W. Wellesley house, St.Helens road
\nToft Richard B. 59 Cross lane
\nValentine William, Haydock street<\/p>\n

AGENTS<\/strong>. (Sea also Insurance Offices & Agents<\/em>.)<\/p>\n

Ashcroft Benjamin (for Richard Evans & Co. Lim. coal proprs.), Haydock street
\nAustin William, jun. (for MHatties farm seeds), 26 Legh street
\nAveline G. F. (estate agent to London & North-Western Railway Co.), 5 Vitriol sq Garland Joe. S. (for the Albo-carbon Light Co.), 34 Market street
\nJackson Thomas (coal), 47 Cross lane
\nKay Daniel (for River Plate Fresh Meat Co. Lim.), 126 Market street
\nLatimer Thomas (house agent), 69 Cross La
\nStringer Joseph & Son (emigration), 15 Earle street
\nTaylor John (for Collins Green Colliery Co. Limited), 12 Queen street<\/p>\n

ARCHITECT & SURVEYOR.<\/strong>
\nBeesley Thomas, 2 Bridge street<\/p>\n

AUCTIONEER<\/strong>.
\nMills William, 78 Cross lane<\/p>\n

BAKERS.<\/strong>
\nAustin William, 34 Legh street
\nBethell Stephen, 3 & 5 Bridge street
\nEarlestown Industrial Co-operative Society Limited, Earle street;Thomas Hargreaves, secretary
\nHatton John, 27 Fairclough street
\nHowe John, St. John street
\nMolyneus Thomas, Market street
\nPotter John, 68 Legh street
\nThompson Peter, 31 Bridge street<\/p>\n

BANKS<\/strong><\/p>\n

Parrs Banking Co. & The Alliance Bank Lim. 2 Bridge street; open on monday, Wednesday & Friday, from 10.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. ; draw on head office, Bartholomew lane, London EC<\/p>\n

BEER RETAILERS.<\/strong>
\nBent Edward L. Vulcan
\nForster James H. 47 Houghton street
\nMorris Richard, Wargrave<\/p>\n

BLACKSMITH.<\/strong>
\nPope Thomas, King street<\/p>\n

BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Birkhead Herbert, 9 Earle street
\nClarke Thomas, 33 Market street
\nHarvey Samuel, 13 Bridge street<\/p>\n

BOOT & SHOE MAKERS<\/strong>.
\nAstley James, Collins green
\nBirkhead Bros. 7 Earle street
\nAxon John, 18 Queen street
\nBlinston William, Cross lane
\nBusby William, 59 Legh street
\nClough Z. 242 Earle street
\nEarlestown Industrial Co-operative Society Limited, Earle street; Thomas Par. greaves, secretary
\nHaynes Henry, 38 Market street & 27 Earle street
\nHaynes William, 85 Legh street Hill William, 22 Market street
\nLambert John, Oxford street
\nMolyneux Thos. (dealer), 28 Market street
\nPublic Benefit Boot Co. 20 Bridge street
\nRoberts John, 34 Queen street
\nSephton John, 28 Legh street
\nWoods James, 30 Queen street<\/p>\n

BREWER.<\/strong>
\nForshaw Richard, Collins Green Brewery<\/p>\n

BRICKMAKERS.<\/strong>
\nBailey Edward & Richard, Hotel street<\/p>\n

BUTCHERS.<\/strong>
\nAllen Henry, Market street
\nBent Edward L. Vulcan
\nClarke William, 52 Legh street
\nClarke Mrs. Eliza, 35 Market street
\nDoran James, Collins green
\nHemmons Louisa. Cross lane
\nHolland John, 4 Bridge street
\nHughes Joseph, 45 Market street
\nHulme Christopher, 16 Bridge street
\nJones John, 23 Bridge street
\nJones Richard, 6 Bridge street
\nMarr Henry A. Market street
\nMorris Louis 1V. 27 Legh street
\nNaylor Peter, 12 Earl street.
\nNevitt Thomas, 27 Queen street
\nReiss Charles, 28 Bridge street
\nRiver Plate Fresh Meat Co. Limited, 6 Oxford street
\nWalton Mrs. Harriet, 18 Market street
\nWaywell Peter, 150 Wargravo rd. Wargrave
\nWilde George William, 22 Legh street
\nWinstanley Matthew, 43 Legh street & 5 Queen street<\/p>\n

CABINET MAKERS.<\/strong>
\nGoodwin Edward, 50 Cross lane
\nScott William, Haydock street<\/p>\n

CATTLE DEALER<\/strong>.
\nSanderson Thomas, Cross lane<\/p>\n

CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS<\/strong>.
\nBrown Francis A. 14 Market street
\nPeake Arthur, 22 Queen street
\nTaylor Mrs. Annie, 7 Bridge street<\/p>\n

CHINA,, GLASS &co. DEALERS<\/strong>.
\nI Clarke John, 15 Bridge street
\nStirling & Co. 9 Queen street<\/p>\n

CLOGGERS<\/strong>.
\nHill William, 25 Legh street
\nRoberts John, 34 Queen street<\/p>\n

CLUBS.<\/strong>
\nEarlestown Conservative club (T. Hezeldon, sec.), Earle street<\/p>\n

COAL DEALERS.<\/strong>
\nCunliffe John, 2 Nelson street
\nHaskins Isaac, Legh street
\nKynaston John, 123 Legh street
\nLomas John, Viaduct street,
\nMort George, 52 Market street
\nRoberts Robert, Haydock street & 69 Sankey street
\nSmith Nathaniel, 6 Chemical street
\nSumner David, 25 Fairclough street<\/p>\n

COAL OWNERS.<\/strong>
\nCollins Green Colliery Co. Limited, Collins green T N 42; T A “Collins Green Colliery, Earlestown ”<\/p>\n

CONFECTIONERS.<\/strong>
\nAustin Thomas, Cross lane
\nBethell Stephen, 3 & 5 Bridge street
\nClarke John, 8 Bridge street
\nCunlifFe John, 76 Market street
\nDerbyshire John W. 11 Market street
\nKing George S. 22 Bridge street
\nNuttall E. 36 Queen street
\nOwen George E. 3 Haydock street
\nRoberts Mrs. Ellen, 206 Wargrave road
\nSharples Thomas, 6 Queen street
\nSharrock Richard, 39 Legh street
\nWallace Frank, 11 Queen street<\/p>\n

CONTRACTORS<\/strong>. (See also Joiners & Builders<\/em>.)
\nBeatty William (joiner, builder & general contractor & sawmiller), Wargrave road
\nDavies David, Haydock street
\nFindley Samuel, 70 Market street
\nFitzgerald Brothers (joiners, builders, slaters &general contractors &c.), Haydock street<\/p>\n

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COOPERS. <\/strong>
\nAspinall Edward, Vitriol square
\nJudge Thomas, Market square<\/p>\n

DAIRYMEN.<\/strong>
\nBirchall Mrs. Mary, 13 Haydock street
\nHowarth George, 96 Earle street
\nInsley John, 9 Wellington street
\nWilson Mrs. Jane, 4 Cross lane<\/p>\n

DENTISTS.<\/strong>
\nHigham J. Cross lane
\nParkinson James Henry, 7 Bridge street
\nPeake Arthur, 20 & 22 Queen street<\/p>\n

DINING ROOM KEEPERS<\/strong>.
\nGordon Patrick, 15 Market street
\nWalker William, 8 Oxford street<\/p>\n

DRAPERS-GENERAL.<\/strong>
\nBall Thomas, Earle street
\nCawley William C. 27 Bridge street
\nChambers Frederick, 13 Earle street
\nEarlestown Industrial Co-operative Society Limited, Earle street; Thomas Hargreaves secretary
\nEvans & MClure, 1 Bridge street
\nEvans Evan T. 17 Market street
\nInca Miss Mary A. 32 Market street
\nMMahon Patrick, 10 Market street
\nMarsden Mrs. Sarah ,T. 38 Queen street
\nMolyneux Thomas, 39 Market street
\nONeill Miss Rose, 32 Queen street
\nOwen George, 11 Bridge street
\nPrescott Mrs. Mary, 60 Legh street
\nWatkinson Mrs. Ann, 7 Wellington street
\nWatson Miss Alice, 59 Market street<\/p>\n

DRESSMAKERS<\/strong>. *Milliners<\/em>.
\nBaybut Elizabeth, 46 Cross lane
\nBooth Miss Charlotte A. Cross lane
\nBlackburn Mrs. Ellen, 354 Wargrave road
\nCoombs Miss Sarah A. 11 Haydock street
\n*Evans & M,Clure, 1 Bridge street
\n*Evans Evan T. 17 to 23 Market street
\nlnce Miss Mary Ann, 32 Market street
\nIsgar Miss Ellen W. St. Helens road
\nJones Sarah A. Wargrave road
\nLeather Emily, 42 Earle street
\nONeil Rose, 32 Queen street
\nPeet Miss Rachel, 124 Market street
\nPope Miss Elizabeth, 8 Princes street S
\nedoskie Miss Mary J. 51 Legh street
\nStatham Miss Alice, 9 Haydock street
\nWatson Miss Alice, 59 Market street<\/p>\n

ENGINEERS & MACHINISTS.<\/strong>
\nLawson William & Co. (&trade brass finishers), Providence Works, Wargrave, Newton-leWillows
\nSlee John & Co. Earlestown Engineering works, Earlestown. T A ” Slee, Earlestown ”
\nVicars T. & T. Earlestown. T A ” Vicars, Earlestown ”
\nVulcan Foundry Co. Lim. T A “Vulcan, Newton-le-Willows ”<\/p>\n

FARMERS. In Collins Green<\/strong>.
\nCritchley William
\nHayes James
\nFairclough John
\nParkinson William
\nGilroy Henry
\nShaw William Halford John<\/p>\n

FARMERS In Earlestown<\/strong>
\nAlderson Richard
\nMort Thomas
\nBerry James
\nChambers William<\/p>\n

FARMERS In Wargrave.<\/strong>
\nBridge John
\nTushingham Ralph
\nLitherland Joseph
\nWilliams Thomas
\nPritchard Sarah<\/p>\n

FURNITURE DEALERS.<\/strong>
\nEarlestown Industrial Co-operative Society Limited, Earle street; Thomas Hargreaves, secretary
\nEvans Evan T. 17 to 23 Market street
\nJones William, 42 Market street
\nMolyneux Thomas, 41 Market street
\nPickett 0. 64 Market street
\nWinstanley & Co. 41 Legh street & 1 Queen street<\/p>\n

FRUITERERS & GREENGROCERS.<\/strong>
\nBurke Margaret, 26 Queen street.
\nDerbyshire William, 78 Market street
\nDunn John, 41 Market street
\nEvans Thomas, 178 Earle street
\nForshaw Peter, 25 Bridge street
\nHarrop Edward, 13 Wellington street
\nLovesey Mrs. Lydia, 51 Legh street
\nMort George, 52 Market street
\nOkell William, 55 Legh street
\nRiley John, 12 Bridge, Street
\nRoberts John, 25 Haydock street<\/p>\n

GROCERS & TEA DEALERS<\/strong>. (See also Shopkeepers &co.) <\/em>
\nAspinall Joseph, Collins green
\nAustin William (& corn factor), 32 & 34 Legh street
\nBeatty James, Wargrave road
\nBent Edward L. Vulcan
\nBethelt Stephen, 3 Bridge street
\nDownes Ernest (grocer & pro. vision dealer). 12 Oxford street
\nDuncalf Samuel, 8 Market street
\nEarlestown Industrial Co-operative Society Limited, Earle street; Thomas Hargreaves, secretary
\nEckersley Joseph, 1 Regent street
\nGalligan Thomas, 28 Sankey street
\nGibbins Alan, King street
\nHales Joseph, 234 Earle street
\nHatton John, 27 Fairclough street
\nHazleton Simon, 30 Market street & 4 Oxford street
\nHowe John, 40 Market street
\nInto James, 30 Market street
\nLittler Joseph W. 13 Market street
\nMDormott Michael, 36 & 40 Derby street
\nMather Thomas, Newton common
\nMolyneux Thomas, 37 Market street
\nRudd Theresa, 30 Bridge street
\nSiddeley Nathaniel, 8 Earle street
\nThompson Peter, 31 Bridge street & 66 Legh street
\nTort Richard Bent, 19 Bridge street
\nWatkin Morris, 72 Market street<\/p>\n

HAIRDRESSERS. <\/strong>
\nDoyle Francis, 10 Earle street
\nKilmister Sidney, 20 Oxford street
\nNolan John, 2 Bridge street
\nStringer Joseph & Son, 16 Market street & 16 Earle street<\/p>\n

HARDWARE & GENERAL DEALERS.<\/strong>
\nBoardman Charles, Stanley street
\nMarsh Henry, 11 Wellington street
\nPill Mrs. Mary Ellen, 23 Wargrave road<\/p>\n

HAY & STRAW DEALER. <\/strong>
\nLongton Peter, Haydock street<\/p>\n

INSURANCE OFFICES & AGENTS. <\/strong>
\nBritish Empire-John Roberts, 34 Queen st
\nCounty (fire)-Philip Chandley, 129 Earls st.
\nGuardian-Philip Chandley, 129 Earle st
\nLiverpool & London & Globe-William H. Atthold, 4 Queen street
\nLondon & General Plate Glass ,Robert Peel, Wargrave lane
\nLondon & Lancashire-John Roberts, 34 Queen st. & William Austin, 26 Legh st
\nPearl (life)-Francis M`Cawley, 27 Lord st
\nPlate Glass-Philip Chandley, 129 Earle st
\nPrudential-William Rowe, 61 Cross lane,<\/p>\n

SUPERINTENDENTS<\/strong>
\nRefuge-Thomas Latimer, Cross lane
\nScottish Alliance-Jos. Stringer & Son, 16 Earle street
\nWesleyan & General-John Cain Nash, 20 Earle street<\/p>\n

IRON & BRASS FOUNDERS.
\nLawson & Co. (& trade brass finishers), Providence Works, Wargrave, Newton-le-Willows
\nSlee John & Co. Earlestown Engineering works, Earlestown. T .L ” Slee, Earlestown ”
\nVicars T, & T. Earlestown. T A “Vicars, Earlestown ”
\nVulcan Foundry Co. Lim. Vulcan. T A Vulcan, Newton-le-Willows ”<\/p>\n

IRONMONGERS.<\/strong>
\nClarke John, 16 Bridge street
\nGarland Joseph S. 34 Market street
\nNeedhan Ellen, 31 Queen street
\nRing Astley, 26 Bridge street<\/p>\n

JOINERS & BUILDERS<\/strong>. (See also Contractors.<\/em>)
\nAshcroft William, Alma street
\nBeatty William, Wargrave road, Wargrave
\nBunting Eli, Wargrave road
\nCorlett Benjamin, King street
\nDavies David, haydock street
\nFitzgerald Brothers, Haydock street
\nScott William, Haydock street
\nWhitfield Robert, Newton common<\/p>\n

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MINERAL WATER MANUFACTURERS<\/strong>.
\nOrrell John, Legh street
\nOwen William Whitley, Legh street<\/p>\n

LINEN DRAPERS<\/strong>, See Drapers-General<\/em>.<\/p>\n

MILLERS<\/strong>.
\nFairclough James & Son, Fairclough st<\/p>\n

MILLINERS<\/strong>. See Dressmakers.<\/em><\/p>\n

MUSIC & MUSICAL INSTRUMENT DEALERS<\/strong>.
\nBirkhead Arthur, 9 Earle street
\nEckersley Edward, Cross lane
\nLeather Martha, 12 Queen street<\/p>\n

NEWSAGENTS<\/strong>.
\nClarke Thomas, 33 Market street
\nHarvey Samuel, 13 Bridge street
\nKenny Thomas, 28 Queen street
\nCamm James, 6 Earle street
\nSturgess Mrs. Ellen, 48 Earle street<\/p>\n

PAWNBROKER<\/strong>.
\nJones William, 26 & 27 Market street<\/p>\n

PHOTOGRAPHER<\/strong>.
\nUnsworth Thomas, 61 Cross street<\/p>\n

PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS<\/strong>.
\nHandyside Arthur, L.R.O.P.Edln. Market sMouncey Charles J., M.B., C.M. Edin. 16 Haydock street
\nPatterson John N. Lismore house, Cross la
\nValentine William, L.R.C.P.Edin. 34 Haydock street<\/p>\n

PLUMBERS & GASFITTERS<\/strong>.
\nClarke John, Bridge street
\nPill Robert, Wargrave road
\nStarkie John (& painter), 24 Market street
\nTaylor Thomas, 108 Legh street
\nWaring Thomas (& painter & decorator), 14 Oxford street<\/p>\n

PRINTERS.<\/strong>
\nHarvey Samuel, 13 Bridge street
\nLane John H. (& publisher $of Lanes Local Railway Guide),42 Cross lane<\/p>\n

PROVISION DEALER<\/strong>.
\nCaffery Dominic, Earle street<\/p>\n

PUBLIC COMPANY.<\/strong>
\nNorth Wales Sulphur Mining Co. Limited Owen Edwards, sec.), 63 Cross lane<\/p>\n

PUBLIC HOUSES.<\/strong>
\nGriffin hotel, Thomas Hamer, 94I Earle street
\nNew Market, William Melling, 47 Market st
\nOddfellows Arms, James Lythgoe, 61 Legh street
\nPear Tree, Richard Naylor, Collins Green
\nPrince of Wales, Richard Lythgoe, 31 Earle street
\nRailway, George Appleton, Railway street
\nRams Head, Thomas Forster, 2 Earle st
\nRoyal, Charles A. Owen, Cross lane
\nShip, Mrs. Jane Hayes, Newton Common lock
\nSwan-with-two-Necks, George Naylor, Newton Common
\nViaduct, Alfred Tunstall, 210 Earle street
\nVictoria, Mrs. Mary Harrison, Wargrave
\nWargrave, Mrs. Hannah Williamson, Wargrave
\nWellington, John W. Thorp, 37 Earle street<\/p>\n

SADDLER<\/strong>.
\nGray David, 13 Tamworth street<\/p>\n

SHOPKEEPERS.<\/strong> (See also Grocers & Tea Dealers.)<\/em>
\nAdams Louis G. 121 Legh street
\nAndrews William, Newton common
\nArmstrong William, 27 Viaduct street
\nBailey John, 56 Market street
\nBethell Augustus, 26 Tamworth street
\nBirkenhead Samuel, 305 Wargrave road, Wargrave
\nConnell Michael, 67 Legh street
\nCarrington Mrs. Mary Hannah, 66 Market st
\nClarke Mrs. Catherine, 16 Queen street
\nCooper Jacob, 121 Legh street
\nCrosby John, 75 Legh street
\nEachus Frederick, 102 Legh street
\nFazakerley John, 62 Market street
\nGalligan Mrs. Annie, 80 Legh street
\nGordon Patrick, 15 Market street
\nGutteridge Josiah, 161 Wargrave road, Wargrave
\nhayward John, 4 Chemical street
\nHarrison Alice, Earle street
\nHorton P. Collins Green
\nHughes William, 15 Wargrave road
\nJenney John, 238 Earle street
\nMillard Thomas, Vitriol square
\nMorley Edward, 24 Queen street
\nMorris James, 21 Viaduct street
\nMarts George, 52 Market street
\nOgden John, 33 Earle street
\nPeak Mrs. Mary, 472 Wargrave road, Wargrave
\nPotter John, 68 Legh street
\nPotts Thomas, 32 Earle street
\nPrice Mrs. Elizabeth, 9 Sankey street
\nPrice Thomas, 103 Legh street
\nRamsden James, Newton common
\nRushton Robert, 224 Earle street
\nSinker Elizabeth, 21 Rathbone street
\nSmith E. Collins Green
\nSmith John, 36 Earle street
\nSmith Ralph, 61 Sankey street
\nSturgess Ellen, 48 Earle street
\nTalermer Mrs. Elizabeth, Wargrave road
\nTither Thomas, Newton common
\nTopping Thomas, 197 Wargrave road
\nTomlinson Reuben, Vulcan
\nTravis John, Collins Green
\nTurton Thomas, 26 Cross lane
\nWarden William, 68 Legh street
\nWarton Thomas, 14 Queen street
\nWaywell Edward, Vulcan
\nWhitfield Robert, Newton common
\nWilson Robert, Newton common
\nWoodcock John, Newton common<\/p>\n

SMALLWARE DEALERS<\/strong>.
\nPrescott Mary, 50 Legh street
\nPugh Robert, 64 Market street<\/p>\n

SOCIETIES & ASSOCIATIONS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Earlestown, Newton, Newtown & Golborne Building Society (Philip Chandley, sec.),129 Earle street
\nEarlestown & District Medical & Surgical Aid Society, 21 Queen street
\nViaduct Institute, Viaduct street<\/p>\n

SOLICITOR.<\/strong>
\nLongton Henry J. 54 Cross lane<\/p>\n

SUGAR REFINERS.<\/strong>
\nSankey Sugar Co. Earlestown; Liverpool office, 6 Dale street; Manchester office,11 Old Corn Exchange, Hanging ditch-TA “SANKEY, Earlestown”<\/p>\n

TAILORS & WOOLLEN DRAPERS<\/strong>.
\nAppleton George, 29 Queen street
\nBroadbent Joshua, 14 Bridge street
\nChambers Frederick, 13 Earle street
\nCrossley George, 139 Earle street
\nDodd & Co. (& outfitters),1&3 Earle street & 35 Queen street
\nEvans Evan T. 17 to 23 Market street
\nGreenhall James, 27 Tamworth street,<\/p>\n

TEACHERS OF MUSIC. <\/strong>
\nGreenall Miss Emily L. St. Helens road
\nLeather William, 73 Cross lane
\nReid Miss Jane, Wargrave road
\nThacker Mrs. Sarah, 34 Cross lane<\/p>\n

TIMBER MERCHANTS<\/strong>.
\nBeatty William, Wargrave road
\nCorlett Benjamin (dealer), King street<\/p>\n

TOBACCONISTS. <\/strong>
\nAttfield William H. 4 Queen street
\nCamm James, 5 Earle street
\nEvans Mrs. Alice, 40 Queen street
\nMillington :John, jun. 31 Market street
\nSowler Charles, 10 Earle street
\nTaylor Henry, 29 Market street<\/p>\n

TRIPE DEALERS.<\/strong>
\nEachus Miss Elizabeth IS. 100 Legh street
\nMartin Edward, 1 Grant street
\nPlatt Thomas, Bridge street<\/p>\n

UNDERTAKERS<\/strong>.
\nJones Robert, 45 Legh street
\nStephens Richard, 24 Sankey street
\nWalton Samuel, 28 Cross lane<\/p>\n

WATCHMAKERS.<\/strong>
\nAtkinson J. C. 21 Bridge street
\nCooper Thomas, 26 Market street
\nPhillips Henry, 11 Earle street
\nPimblett Thomas A. 20 Market street<\/p>\n

WOOD TURNERS.<\/strong>
\nKenyon Edward (&wringing machinery maker), top of Market St<\/p>\n

MISCELLANEOUS<\/strong>
\nBoardman Boardman George, nurseryman Collins Green
\nBunting Jesse, monumental mason, Railway St
\nButler George, hosiery knitter, 17 Earles st
\nCollinge Abraham L. preserve manufacture Wargrave road
\nFenney Edward, firewood manufacturer,Viaduct street
\nMIlveen Mrs. Rhoda, registry office for servants, 56 Earle Street
\nOrmond Thomas, accountant, 57 Cross lane
\nSmith James, furniture remover, Wargrave road, Wargrave
\nTaylor John, manager, 67 Cross lane<\/p>\n

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