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362 HEREFORD ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. SHELLARD, ORLANDO, surveyor, auctwneer, and valuer, 13, King street Shelton, Nahum, grocer's assistant, 6, Edgar street Shewring, James, L. & N.W.R. yard foreman, Kent house, 10, Holmer road Shore, Mrs. Ann, and The Misses, 106, Widemarsh street Shorthouse, Mrs., 4, Eaton terrace, Portland street Shrive, Charles, hairdresser, 13, Guildford street Simmonds, J. J ohnson, watch and clock maker, and jeweller, 23, Commercial st. Simmonds, J oseph, joiner, Lisbourne terr., 6, Guildford street Simpsou, C. H., millinery and drapery st~Jres (agent for Perth dye works), 16, Eign street Singer Manufacturing Co., branch office, 57, Commercial street Sisters of Charity, The, of St. Vincent de Paul, national schools for boys and girls, accommodation for 300 children, certified orphanage for about 50 boys and girls, under the care of The Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, Berrington street Sisum, J ames, dairyman, 5, St. Owen st. Skerrett, James, 17, Holmer road Skinner, Thomas, plumber, Castle Green cottage, 47, Mill street Skyrme, Arthur, tailor, 27, St. Martin street Skyrme, Mrs. Charlotte, 74, Edgar street Skyrme, Mrs. Sarah, innkeeper, The Nelson Inn, West street; agent for ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements Skyrme, Samuel, stone mason, 28, Cotterell street SLATTER, C. W., grocer, provision dealer, agent for W. & A. Gilbey's wines and spirits, etc., The Golden Canister, 17, Commercial street. See advertisement at end of Directory Slaymaker, Henry John, machinist, 1, Chandos villa, Chandos street SLEDMERE, EDWIN, secretary to Fust Hereford "Richmond" Building Society. Subscriptions 6d. per share, received at 5, High Town, every Monday evening from 7.30 to 8.30. Agent for Blue Ribbon Life Insurance, Phrenix Fire, and Rock Life Insurance Societies ; Charleton villa, 52, Whitecross road Sloggett, Frank, evangelist, 49, Bath street Smith, Absalom, baker, 24, Foley street Smith, Albert Edward, carpenter, 48, Cotterell street • Smith, Arthur Benjamin, estate agent to Capt. Herbert, club secretary to Hereford races, Ailsa cottage, 8, Whitecross road Smith, Arthur Riles, auctioneer's assistant, Fairfield villa, 95, Park street Smith, Edmund J ames, painter, plumber, glazier, paperhanger, & house decorator, 142, St. Owen street Smith, Edward, 1, Lansdowne place, 30, Commercial road Smith, Egerton Harry, bank clerk, 99, Park street Smith, Eli, innkeeper, Fleece Inn, 2, St. Owen street Smith, Francis, police constable, 12, De Lacy street Smith, Fredk. Augustus, baker and grocer, 43, Berrington street; res., 48, Barrington street Smith, George, carpenter, Priory place, Widemarsh common Smith, Gilbert, compositor, 88, Park street Smith, J ames, commercial traveller, 4, Newtown Smith, John, carpenter and wheelwright, 39, Moorfield street Smith, M., gutta-percha and leather boot and shoe manufacturer, 82, Eign street Smith, Miss E. F., preparatory school for boys, 116, St. Owen street Smith, Mrs. Ann, Berrington place, 13, Cotterell street Smith, Mrs, Frances W oodhotJse, apartments, 2, Portland street Smith, Mrs. Hannah, 3, Norfolk terrace, St. Martin street Smith, Mrs. J ane, 2, Stafford place, Brainton street Smith, R. T., & Co., agents for the Great Western Railway Companv, head office, Gloucester ; receiving house, 33, Broad street Smith, Richard Bowen, profess. cricketer, 1, Lytton terrace, Ledbury road Smith, Row land, Queen's Arms, wine vaults, 4, Broad street Smith, Samuel Edward, relief man, 3, W almer street Smith, Thomas, A.C.A., city chamberlain; agent for Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and Life Insurance Co. ; Railway Passengers and General Accident Insurance Co. ; Provident Clerks Life Assurance Association; Provident Clerks and General Guarantee Assurance Association ; secretary to Herefordshire Hunt steeple chases ; Hereford Grand Stand Co. ; Municipal offices, Widemarsh st. Smith, Thomas, 116, St. Owen street, agent for Phomix fire office, Railway PassengerR Accident Insurance Company, Norwich Union, City of Glasgow Life Insurance Company, agent for Crowe, Taylor, & Co.'s manures, St. Helens ; 116, St. Owen street Smith, Thomas, manager of boot shop, 96, Park street Smith, Thomas Riles, insurance agent, Russell villa, 27, Park street Smith, W. H., draper & milliner, Cheltenham house, 8, Hi~h street . . · ,,. ••

HEREFORD ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. 363 Smith, William, gardener, 50, Mill street Smith, William James, joiner, 3, Preston place, Chand.os street Snead, J ames, coach builder, West end villas, 26, Scudamore street Snead, Mrs. L. S., farmer, Causeway farm, 130, Belmont road Snead, William Thomas, carriage painter and liner to the trade, bicycles, tricycles, and perambulators painted, 6, Bedford street t Snow, Tom Legg, ra1lway clerk, 1, Wyecliff terrace, Bath street .Snowzell, Charles, dairyman, 58, Eign st. Sollers, John bootmaker, 125, Green street Soobroy, Waiter, violinist, 1, Radnor place, 51, Park street South, Caroline, laundress, 73, Park street South, Henry John, groom, 3, Edward place, Richmond street SOUTH WALES COAL Co., coal, coke, lime, manure, and salt merchants; head office, West street. See advertisement at end of Directory Southgate, Charles S., clerk, Hanley place, 25, Park street Sparkes, John, agent to the Prudential Assurance Society, Holmer road Sparks, Eliza, drt>ssmaker, Lisbourne ter- . race, 7, Guildford street Speechley, James, .bricklayer, 48, Park · street Spencer, John, police constable, Widemarsh common SPENCER, P. RUSSELL, baker b.nrl_ confectioner, Dover house, 3, Widemarsh street. See advertisement at end of Directory Spurway, John, baker, 4, Walmer street Stacey, John, engine driver, St. Vincent villas, 8, Richmo}ld street Stain, J ane, apartments, 5, Commercial road · Stain ton, John, engine driver, 68, Cotterell street · Stanley, Alfred, cabinet make!', Windon terrace, 31, Richmopd street · Stanley, G., barber, 3, Bewell street Stanley, Thomas, barber, 182, Edgar street Stanton, Ann, 49, Portfield street STARLING WILLIAM, coffee tavern,' 151 & 152, "\Videmarsh street. See advertisement at end of Directory Stead & Simpson, Limited, boot and shoe manufacturers, 6, High street Steam Roller Flour Mills; William Lewis, proprietor, Bath street Steele, John, blacksmith, 73, Newtown Steffen, Emily, 82, Park street STEPHENS, CHARLES AUBER, house and sign painter, decorator, and grainer, gilder, papf'rhanger, glazier, &c. Estimates given for general repairs, Union street Stephens, Herbert Garnon, painter, Wye villa, Bridge street Stepbens, J. W., cabinet maker,'26, Church street St~phens, John Hall, agent for N unneley & Co., brewers, stores, 92, East street, res., 1, Portland street Stephens, Miss Anne, 7, Ferrer street Stephens, Mrs., costumier, 148, St. Owen street Stephens, Mrs. Anne, dairykeeper, 7, Wye street Stephens, Mrs. Helena, Hartington villas, 9, Nelson street StephenR, William, painter & paperhanger, house decorator, plumber, glazier, hot and cold water fitter, The Bridge, St. Mar~in street Stephens, William J ames, painter, 1, Eastbourne villas, Chandos street Stephens & Co., fishmongers, poulterers, and ice merchants ; fruit and vegetable salesmen, and dealers in game, 16 & 17, Broad street Stevens, John, train examiner, 15, Oxford street Stevens, W alter, plasterer, Whitehorse st. Stewart, Wm. Pearson, clerk, Rosebank, 18, Oxford street Stinton, George, boot and shoe manufacturer, 37, High town, and 11, Commercial street Stinton, James, lamplighter, 72, Newtown Stock, Charles, butcher, 107, Edgar street Stone, Thomas, boot and shoe dealer, and fancy goods repository, The Arcade, 21, High town Stooke, Edwin, auctioneer, estate agent, and surveyor ; agent for the Commercial Union fire, life, and marine Assurance Co., and Equity and Law life ; Palace yard ; res. Richmond place, Edgar street Stowe, F. H., 8, Walney place, Stanhope street Strange, George, bootmaker, 138, St. Owen street .. itrange, Mrs. George, Berlin wool warehouse, 139, St. Owen street Stroud Brewery Company, agent, John Holloway, 34, Commercial road, office and stores, Old Gas works, Commercial road Stroud Brewery Co., West End Vaults, 68, Eign street. Mrs. Phillips, Manageress Sturges, Mary Ann, 43, Whitecross street SUNDERLAND, EDWIN HINCHLIFFE, auctioneer, timber, hotel, & gen· era! valuer, estate & house agent, founder of the horse repository, &c. Business · established 1838 ; 136, St. Owen street SUNDERLAND & GRUNDY, stock salesmen, valuers, estate & general commission agents; stock saleR in Hereford market every Wednesday, commencing with sheep and cattle alternately at 9.30 prompt. All sales entrusted personally arranged, & promptly settled ; 68, Newmarket street. See interleaf advertisement

364 HEREFORD ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. Swain, T., practical tailor, 40, Eign street Swaithes, J ames, baker, 28, Moorfield street Swaithes, James, shopkeeper, 127, Widemarsh street Symonds, Alexander, painter, 4, Chesterfield villas, W estfaling street Symonds, Frank, carpenter and joiner, 97, Widemarsh street Symonds, James Frederick, solicitor (firm of Symonds and Son), perpetual commissioner, commissioner for oaths, clerk of peace for the county, clerk to the Herefordshire county council, clerk to the lieutenancy for the county; Bridge street Symonds, John Reginald, &olicitor (firm of Symonds and Son), commissioner for oaths, under-sheriff, deputy clerk to the Herefordshire county council; deputy coroner for the Herefordshire division of the county Symonds, Mrs. E., baker and corn dealer, 8, Commercial road Symonds, Thomas Edward, builder, &c., Brighton cottage, Chandos street Symonds, W., smith, 37, Park street Symonds, 'Villiam, hatter and outfitter, 143 & 144, Widemarsh street Symonds & Son, solicitors. Agents for the Phamix Fire Office, and Pelican Life Office, Bridge street Symons, Miss D. M., 21, St. Owen street Synnuck, Thomas, plumber and glazier, 13, Canon moor street Tantrum, Samuel, shunter, 5, Holmer road Taylor, Edward, ticket examiner, G. W.R., 17, Foley street Taylor, Henry, railway porter, 68, Foley street Taylor, J ames, sanitary inspector, 17, Oxford street Taylor, Mrs. M., tailoress, 53, Widemarsh street Taylor, Mrs. Sarah, dressmaker,100, Widemarsh street TAYLOR, REUBEN, builder and contractor, St. Nicho]as street Taylor, Richard Henry, dealer, 2, Foley street Taylor, Robert, miller, 4, Barton cottages, Broomy hill Taylor, Sidney, employe at Watkins' Brewery, 10, Walmer street Taylor, Thomas, builder, 8, Bridge street Taylor, William, baker, 13, Catherine st. Taylor, William, tailor, 44, Moorfield street Terrett, Alan, railway porter, 49, Foley street Terry, Peter, agent for Railway Wagon Repairing Co., 21, Canon Moor street Tew, Mrs., 35, Commercial road Tewkesbury Brewery Co., Barrel Inn, Eign street. Miss Roberts, Manageress Thackway, Miss Emma, dressmaker, 1, East street Thackway & Sons, Tobacco & Cigar Supply Stores, 4 & 5, Eign street Thirlwall, John, photographer, 18, King street THISELTON, EDWARD, umbrella manufacturer, umbrellas and sunshades re-covered and repaired at moderate charges ; price list post free ; 38, Church street Thomas, Charles Edward, grocer's assistant, 37, Whitecross street Thomas, Clam, laundress, 9, Portland st. Thomas, Daniel, butcher, 22, Bridge street Thomas, Edward, grocer, 21, Cotterell street Thomas, Henry, assistant superintendent Prudential Assurance Co., 83a, Park street Thomas, Henry, fireman G. W .R., 37, Cotterell street Thomas, John, Heart of Oak Inn, 27, Newtown Thomas, J oseph, accountant, and agent for Guardian Fire and Life Insurance Co., 41, Eign street Thomas, J oseph, traveller, Lynton villa, Meyrick street Thomas, Martha, apartments, 6, Shakespeare terrace, Green street Thomas, Miss Mary Ann, 3, Portland st. Thomas, Mrs., 1, Pentland villas, Eign road Thomas, Mrs. Sarah, 78, N ewtown Thomas, Mrs. & Miss, boarding school for young ladies, Canon lodge, 16, Whitecross road Thomas, W. R. Cope, agent for Pelican Life Assurance Company, Palace chambers, King street Thomason, Richard, M.R.C.S., L.S.A., Drybridge house, St. Martin street Thompson, Henry, grocer's assistant, 2, Chandos villa, Ohandos street Thompson, Richard, upholsterer, ca.binet maker, and undertaker, 62, St. :Martin street Thorne, W. B., wood dealer, 5 Model cottages, V enn road Thornett, Francis Henry, postman, 6, W almer street Thornett, Thomas, post office clerk, 5, Edgar street Three Orowns, Eign street, sells only W ATKINS' GOLDEN SUNLIGHT AND OTHER GOLD MEDAL ALES AND STOUT. Head office, Eign street. See advertisement on cover Tibbey, George, blacksmith and wheelwright, Pool cottage, Belmont road Tipton, Mrs., 5, Canon Moor street Tizzard, Elizabeth, shopkeeper, Hamlet terrace, 53, Millbrook street Tocknell, Thomas, platelayer, G. W.R., 8, Canon Moor street Tombs, Mrs. E. L., grocer, 114, St. Owen street Tomkyns, Mrs. E., shopkeeper, 29, Union street

HEREFORD ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. 365 TOWNSEND, A., cutler & optician, bicycle and tricycle warehouse, agent for the Western Counties and South Wales Telephone Exchange Co., 23 & 24, High town. See advertisement at end of Directory Trahearn, William, innkeeper, Woolpack Inn, 4, St. Nicholas street, agent for ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements Tranter, Thomas, gardener, Rose cottage, 2, Whitecross road Trehearn, Henry, carpenter, Hunderton Tricklebank, Richard, innkeeper, Millbrook Tavern, 12 & 13, Millbrook st., sells only W ATKINS' GOLDEN SUNLIGHT AND OTHER GOLD MEDAL ALES AND STOUT, Head office, Eign street. See advertisement on cover Tringham, William Thomas, railway clerk, 77, Foley street Tringham, William Thomas, tailor, 53, Commercial road Tristram, John, carpenter, 47, Berrington street Trupp, John, innkeeper, Elephant and Castle, St. Peter street, agent for ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf ad~-ertisements Tully, \Villiam, Westbourn terrace, 18, Guildford street Turk, George, 17, Portfield street Turley, George, cabinet maker, 66, St. Owen street Turner, George F., toy and fancy goods warehouse, 25, Commercial street Turner, Mrs. Emma, shopkeeper, 47, Park street Turner, Robert, foreman tailor, 4, Blackfriars street Turner, Sydney, 3, Lytton terrace, Ledbury road Turner, Thomas, M.R.C.S., J.P., 141, St. Owen street Turner, William, baker and confectioner, 66, St. Martin street Turner, William, railway employe, Grove cottage, 27, Portfield street Turner, Wm., train examiner, 31, Harold street Turner & Whitfeld, surgeons, 141, St. Owen street Tyler, Edward, 48, Widemarsh street Tyler, Oliver, boot and shoemake{,. 44, Commercial street Tyler, Richard, engine driver, 3, Burcott road Underwood, E. l\1., solicitor, notary public, and chapter clerk of Hereford cathedral; registrar to the dean of Hereford ; commissioner to administer oaths in the supreme court of judicature; perpetual commissioner ; office, 30, Castle street Underwood, James, porter, 15, Westbourne terrace, Guildford street VALE, JOHN, wood & stone carver 35, Church street. See advertisement at end of Directory Vale, Richard, blacksmith, Hunderton Vanstone, Robert, tailor, 13, West street VAUGHAN, C.W.,&SON, plumbers, painters, bellhangers, hot water fitters, tin-plate workers, greenhouse manufacturers, horticultural engineers; 27, Corn- ~ mercial street. See interleaf advertisement Vaughan, Henry, & Co., steam-power dyers and cleaners, Hereford steam laundry, 26, 'Commercial street Veare, Arthur Henry, french polisher, 43, Mill street Veare, G. L., bookbinder, Gloster villas, Eign road Veare, William, Gloster villas, Eign road Veel, Wm., Leeds place, 30, Richmond street Velvin, James Ford, watchmaker, 3, Hope place, Park street Verney, Richard, Sergt.-Major, 4th Batt. K.S.L.I., Barracks V errill, Samuel, postman, 41, Richmond st. Verrill, William, police constable, 36, Commercial road Vevers, Henry, M.R.C.S., L.S.A., 6, St. Owen street Vevers & Matthews, surgeons, 6, St. Owen street Vick, Mrs. Sarah Ann, innkeeper, The Raven, 1, Maylord street, agent for ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements Vickery, George, tailor, 87, Bath street Victoria Eye & Ear Hospital, Eign street, Mrs. l!'anny Meredith, JJJatron Victoria Tile Works (Godwin & Hewitt), Holmer. See interleaf advertisement Vincent, Albert, tailor and W esleyan assurance agent, 7, W almer street Vine, Henry, tailor, 1, Snowdrop villas, Chandos street Voles, Robert, M. R. foreman, W estfield villas, W est£elds W ainscott, Henry, corn, meal, flour, hay, straw, & chaff merchant, 21, Eign street W ainscott, Mrs. Ann, 57, Eign street Walker, All en, gardener, Broadlands lodge, Aylestone hill Walker, George, stonemason, 4, Lisbourne terrace, Guildford street Walker, Edward, stone cutter, 59, Portfield street

366 HEREFORD ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. Walker, Henry, dairy farmer, 77, Park st. Walker, Herbert, tailor, 49, Park street Walker, John, chemist, 5, Widemarsh st. Walker, Miss Rachel, 50, Widemarsh street Wall, George, 37, Foley street Wall, Thomas William, brewer's traveller, 1, Ferrer street Wallace, Charles, painter, 97, Edgar street Wallis, E. L., solicitor ; commissioner for oaths ; solicitor for Starr Bowkett Building society; agent for Law Fire office and United Kingdom Temperance & General Provident Institution, 133, St. Owen street, also at Knighton WALMSLEY, G., J., &H., drapers and silk mercers, dressmakers, milliners, tailors, and hosiers, 6 & 7, High town. See advertisement at end of Directory Waiters, Alfred, boot and shoe repairer, 117, Widemarsh street Waiters, Wm., stonemason, 86, Edgar st. Walton, Daniel .T., printer, 6, Stanhope terrace, Stanhope street Ward, Francis, agent for manures, coals, and cattle feeding cake, Maple villa, Cli ve street Ward, Henry, bricklayer, 35, Newtown Ward, Samuel, solicitor's clerk, Radnor villa, Ryeland street Ward, The Misses, dressmakers, 2, Laburnum villa, Portfield street Ward, Thomas Maddy, clerk, St. Giles villa, 69, St. Owen street W argent, George, assistant master, Cathedral school, The Crozens, Eign road W argent, John, G. W. R. guard, 22, Mill brook street W argent, Mrs. Ann, milliner, 24, Cornewall street Warren, George Frederick, baker, 13 & 14, Gomond street Waters, J ames, engineer, Bartun villa, Breinton road Watkin, Henry, gardener, 121, Green street W atkins, Alfred, cattle dealer, 12, Foley street Watkins, Ann, 11, Foley street W atkins, Fanny, 5, Melrose place, Whitecross street, W atkins, Henry, printer, 53, Park street W atkins, J ames, plasterer, 1, Blue School street W atkins, J ames, spokemaker, Ohio place, Newtown Watkins, John, coach builder, 20, Bridge street W atkins, J oseph, builder and contractor, 47, Cotterell street W atkins, Mrs., 27, Commercial road W atkins, Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper, 109, St. Owen street W atkins, Mrs. Sarah, Woodbine cottage, Westfields Watkins, Philip, grocer's porter, 2, Providence place, Guildford street W atkins, Thomas, Bull' a Head Inn, Widemarsh oommon Watkins, W., wholesale and retail corn and flour dealer, 61, Eign street W atkins, William, agent for Refuge Assurance Co., 58, Grand Stand road W atkins, William, clerk, 178, Edgar street Watkins, William, coach builder, 2, Ferndale place, Stanhope street Watkins, William, innkeeper, Royal George, 31, Widemarsh street, agent for ARNOLD PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements W atkins & Clarke, registry office for servants, 2, Ferrers street WATKINS & SON, wine & spirit shippers ; proprietors of "Glen " Melon old mellow Scotch whisky ; bonding stores, London, Dublin, Edinburgh, Burntisland, &c. Brewers, and mineral water manufacturers. The "Golden Sunlight" ale is sold by over 150 agents in all parts of the united kingdom ; head office, Eign street. See advt. on cover W ATKINS, BROTHERS, millers, corn, seed, and flour merchants, ]friars· street. See advertisement on cover Watson, James, plumber, 22, Victoria st. Watson, Wm. Gatus, sub-editor Herefort/, Times, 10, Nelson street Watts, Charles, grocer's assistant, 8, Hampton street Watts, F. W., family baker, Grove place, 36, 'Vhite Horse street Watts, Miss, preparatory school for twelve young gentlemen, Arnwood, Ledbury road Watts, William, blacksmith, Alpine place,. 38, White Horse street Watts, William, telegraph superintendent,. 2, Matlock villa, Porttield street Weager, Margaret, 2, Melrose place, Whitecross street W eare, Simeon, skinner, Marine terrace, 16, Olive street Weaver, Arthur Richard, grocer, Victoria villas, 16, Cornewall street Weaver, Mary, 18, Cornewall street W ebb, Albert, watch maker, 19, Harold st. W ebb, Alfred, principal warder, Prison house, Commercial road W ebb, Deane, dental surgeon, 34, Commercial street, and at 43, Queen Anne street, Cavendish square, London W ebb, E., general draper, hosier, haberdasher, millinery and mantle warehouse, family mourning, 5, High street Webb, George T., innkeeper, Duke's Head Inn, 2, St. Martin street ; sells only W ATKINS' GOLDEN SUNLIGHT AND OTHER GOLD MEDAL ALES AND STOUT, Head office, Eign street. See Advertisement on cover

HEREFORD ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. 367 Webb, Richard, blacksmith, 1, Friars street Webb, William, piano tuner, Belgrave place, 26, Cornewall street Webber,James, saddle, collar, and harness maker, 35, Commercial square W ebster, Frederick Taylor, Huntington Wellington, Arthur W ellesley, monumental mason, Lansdowne place, 17, Cotterell street Welsh, Henry, auctioneer, valuer, house, and estate agent, agent to the Union Assurance Company (fire and life); agent to the Imperial Fire Insurance Company; Free Library Buildings, Broad street West End Livery and Bait Stables, Eign street. Rowland Smith, proprietor WEST OF ENGLAND FURNISHing Company, largest stock of new, second-hand, and antique furniture in the county. :Furniture bought, sold, or exchanged. 20, Eign street. William Shorten, manager. See interleaf adverti8ement facing Preface Wheatstone, A., hatter and clothier, tailor and hosier, 1 & 2, Church street Wheeler, C'aroline, market gardener, Ivy cottage, Whitecross road Wheeler, James, painter, 16, Whitefriars street - White, Fred James, tuner, 30, Gloucester villas, Eign road White, J. Eales, bank clerk, East bank, Ledbury road White, J. A., tailor and breeches maker, 50 & 51, Broad street White, J oseph, solicitor; sec. to Hereford Land, House, and Investment Company, Limited, 35, Broad street White, Thomas, innkeeper, Victoria Hotel, 1, Edgar street White, W alter George, pianoforte tuner, 1, Olifton villas, Ledbury road uw:nhite Hart, 49, Broad street, dep6t for ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements Whitfeld, W. Clarke, M.R.C.S., L.S.A., 141, St. Owen street Whiting, C., seedsman and florist, 23, Eign street, and Market hall Whiting, John, gardener, Holbrook cottage, Hampton park Whitney, Jas., innkeeper, Race Horse Inn, 6, Newtown ""WCTlhitney, William, tailor, 83, Park street Whittaker, George, 2, Fern villas, St. J ames street Wiggins, Geo. Thomas, compositor, 2, Aston Villa, Stanhope street Wigley, Henry Evans, compositor, 2, Northcote place, Park street Wigley, J ames, carpenter, 25, Belmont road Wigley, William, accountant, 75, Park street Wigley, William, secretary for the Hereford County College ; distributor of Salmon Fishery Licenses ; 5, St. Peter street Wilcox, William R., 2, Poplar cottages, Portfields Wilding, Oaroline, apartments, 1, Fern Lea villa, Chandos street WiJding, Thomas, schoolmaster & organist, School house, Tupsley Wilkins, Albert, sailmaker, 78, Edgar st. Wilkins, Mrs. Rose, Linden villa, Bath st. Wilks, Edward, carpenter and joiner, shop and office fitter, funeralH furnished, Cambrian place, 12, Whitecross street Williams, Ann, apartments, 1, Castle hill Williams, C., wholesale and retail fishmonger and poulterer, venison and game in season, oysters, &c., W ye and Severn salmon warehouse, 9, Eign street Williams, Charles, coal agent, 1, W alney place, Stanhope street Williams, Charles, painter and glazier, 49, Berrington street Williams, Charlotte, nurse, 66, Cotterell st. Williams, Esther, 4, Melrose place, Whitecross street Williams, Frederick, bootmaker, 64, St. Martin street Williams, George, builder, Victoria villa, 15, Cornewall street Williams, George, hairdresser, 6, Whitefriars street Williams, Henry, bricklayer, 2, Balmoral place, Cotterell street Williams, Henry, bricklayer,71, Park st. Williams, Henry, grocer, 7, Maylord street Williams, Henry, tailor, 4, Burcott road WILLIAMS, ROWEL BENNETT, agent for the Queen Fire and Life Insurance Society; Accidental, Fire, and Live Stock ; insurance terms on application; 46, Bridge street WILL lAMS, J. P ., Ox farm, dairy farmer; purveyor of pure and separated milk, butter, raw and clotted cream ; poultry dressed to order ; hay, straw, potatoes, &c. ; Whitecross street Williams, J ames, gardener, 46, Cotterell street Williams, John, clerk of works, Belgrave place, 24, Cornewall street Williams, John, cooper, 84, Edgar street Williams, John, fowl dealer, Rose cottage, Westfields Williams, .T ohn, gardener, 9, Ba.rton cottages, Broomy hill Williams, John, goods guard G.W.R., 3, Belle Vue place, Scudamore street Williams, John, 18, Portfield street Williams, John Taylor, traveller 123, Widemarsh street Williams, Josiah, gardener, 1, Holmer rd. Williams, J. & R., family grocers and provision merchants, 21, Commercial street Williams, Kate, 8, Lisbourne terrace, Guildford street

368 HEREFORD ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. Williams, Lewis, butcher, Sun cottages, 45, Bath street Williams, Mary, laundress, 32, Cotterell street Williams, Mary A., apartments, 26, Berrington street Williams, Miss, seminary, 37, Alpine place, Hampton street Williams, Miss Emma, dressmaker, 124, Widemarsh street Williams, Mrs. Ann, 65, Widemarsh street Williams, Mrs. Anne, innkeeper, Whalebone Inn, Eigne, Hampton park; sells only W ATKINS' GOLDEN SUNLIGHT AND OTHER GOLD MEDAL ALES AND STOUT, Head office, Eign street. See Advertisement on cover Williams, Richard, gardener, 21, Coningsby street Williams, Robert Maurice, ironmonger's assistant, 42, Mill street Williams, Samuel, family grocer and pro- vision merchant, 3, Eign strP.et Williams, Samuel, Hop Pole Inn, 54, Commercial road Williams, Thomas, cab driver, 41, Portland street Williams, Thomas, drayman, 74, Newtown Williams, Thomas, shoemaker, 48, Bath st. Williams, Thomas, tailor, 87, East street Williams, Thos., Barrack villa, 41, Harold street Williams, Tom, Sun Inn, 33, St. Owen st. Williams, Waiter, solicitor, hon. sec. to Hereford Horse Show and Herefordshire Stag Hounds Societies ; 6, St. John street WILLIAMS, WALTER & ROWEL BENNET, family & dispensing chemists; 46, Bridge street Williams, William, cab stand inspector, 19, Newtown Williams, William, gardener, Bartonfield cottage, W estfaling street Williams, William H., assistant warden, 19, Marine terrace, Olive street WILLIAMSON, MISS M., hon. cert. R.A.M., solo vocalist & professor of music and singing, Handel house, 18, St. Owen street Willoughby-Roberts, Wm., staff-sergeant, 12, Park street Wilson, Augustus John, 10, St. Nicholas street Wilson, Ernest, Castle Green keeper, Castle Green Wilson, John, seedsman and florist, 43, Commercial street Wilson & Phillips, printers, stationers, and picture frame makers, 17, Eign street Winckle, Henry, clerk, 4, Stafford place, Breinton street Winter, Abraham, crier at court of quarter sessions, crier at Hereford district county court, custodian of county hall, 1, St. Owen street Winter, J ames, mason, St, Edgar street Withington Dairy, 41, Broad street, Joseph Elliott, proprietor With's Plant Food Co., Works, Widemarsh common, nurseries, Guildford street Witts, Charles, merchant tailor, 86, Eign street; Manager, F. Roberts Witts, Charles, milliner, draper, hosier, glover, haberdasher, 87, Eign street Wood, Edward, innkeeper, Rose and Crown Inn, Ledbury road, agent for ARNOLD PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements Wood, John, railway clerk, Walton villa, 65, Foley street Wood, Matthew, tailor, 23, Coningsby st. Wood, Richard, tanner, 15, Whitefriars street WOOD, ROBERT, auctioneer, public accountant, estate and house agent, rent, and debt collector; 5 & 6, King st. See interleaf adverti~ement Wood, Robert, relieving officer & registrar of births and deaths, and vaccination officer, and school attendance officer for Fownhope district, 69, Green street Wood, Thomas, mason, 106, Edgar street Wood, William, pawnbroker, Sydney villa, Clifford street Wood, Wm. Thos., hairdresser, 70, Parkst. Woodhall, Jas., gardener, 1, The Cottages, Broomy hill W oodhouse, William, tailor, 2, East street WOODWARD, GEORGE, baker, confectioner, grocer and provision factor; all kinds of cake to order ; home-cured hams ; 21, Eign road Woodyatt, J., plain and fancy draper, 8, Commercial street W oodyatt, .r ames, plasterer, 19, Union st. W oollard, Ed. C., manager for Alexander & Duncan, Canon villa, 15, Whitecross road Woolley, John, horsebreaker, 2, Richmond street WOOLLEY, THOMAS, general & fancy draper and silk mercer ; funerals economically and carefully attended ; 4, St. Peter's street W or km an, George, drayman, 3, N ewtown Workman, Henry, drayman, 86, Newtown \V orkman, Richard, general merchant, High town Worthing Thos., grocer, tea dealer, and provision merchant, 14, King street Wright, John, innkeeper, Exchanqe Hotel, 40, Broad street, agent for ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements

' HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. Wright, Joseph, whitesmith & bellhanger, 10, Victoria street Wright, M., glass and china warehouse, 7, Commercial street Wye Cycle Co. (The), Nayler & Co., engineers, Friar street Yapp, Henry, tailor, 54, Widemarsh street Yapp, Thomas, Garrick Hotel, 8, St. Peter street Y a pp, Thomas, tobacconist, 3, Commercial road Y app, Thomas Henry, shopkeeper and tobacconist, 5, Church street Yapp, William M., upholsterer, 3, Mona villas, Portfield street · Yates, Mrs., boarding house, Wyndha.m house, St. Ethelbert street Yemm, Frederick, coal porter, 38, Moorfield street Yeomans, William James, agent for Alexander & Dunca.n, Leominster, 3, Breinton villas, Ryeland street Young, Edward, bricklayer, 11, W almer st. Young, W., hosier, hatter, glover, shirtmaker, &c., 46, Broad street Young Men's Christian Association, 18, Widemarsh street Young Women's Christian Association; Miss Wells, Lady Superintendent, 130, St. Owen street HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. Accountants. Appleyard, John Stephen, 17, St. Nichola.s street Baker, J. Neale, 35, Broad street Baker, Wm. Henry, 39, Commercial road· Barnes, John, 132, Widemarsh street Coles, Thomas, Letchmore villa, Park st. Davies, William, 1, Tanbrook villas, Widemarsh street Edwards, Alfred & Dearman, Newmarket street, and at Corn Exchange, Leominster. See advertuement at end of Directory Edwards, B., 7, Union street Ed wards, John, 5, W almer street Finburgh, S., 31, Union street. · See advertuement at end of Directory Hart, J ames, 23, Eign road Hassall, Ralph, W estfaling villa, Westfaling street Moody, Edwa.rd (railway), 112, Park street Ough, John. 7, Clifford street Pickerill, Thomas, 1, Montrose villa, Harold street .Rogers & Rogers, 131, Widemarsh street. See interleaf advertuement Thomas, J oseph, 41, Eign street Wigley, Willian, 75, Park street Wood, Robert, 5, & 6, King street. See interleaf advertisement Account Book Manufacturers JAKEMAN & CARVER, DISCOUNT BOOKSELLERS, FINE ART AND GENERAL PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, & ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURERS, LITHOGRAPHERS ENGRAVERS DIE SINKERS, AND STAMPERS, FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSE; artist repository; depot for the Society for promoting Christian Knowledge; the Hereford Diocesan Board of Education, and for the National Society ; publishers of the Hereford Diocesan Church Calendar and Clergy List ; advertising agents and lessees of the principal bill posting stations ; agents for the Phrenix fire insurance company, and Scottish widows fund insurance society ; 4 & 5, High town, and printing works, Widemarsh street. See interleaf advertuements Agents Advertising. Adams, Mrs. Sarah, 29, High town Chance, T. Godwin, Mercury office, Eign street. See advertisement facing page 291 JAKEMAN & CARVER, DISCOUNT BOOKSELLERS, FINE ART AND GENERAL PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, & ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURERS,LITHOGRAPHERS, ENGRAVERS DIE SINKERS, AND STAMPERS, FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSE; artist repository; depot for the Society for promoting Christian Knowledge, the Hereford Diocesan Board of Education, and for the National Society ; publishers of the Hereford Diocesan Church Calendar and Clergy List ; advertising agents and lessees of the principal bill posting stations ; agents for the Phrenix fire insurance company, and Scottish widows fund insurance society ; 4 & 5, High town, and printing works, Widemarsh street. See interleaf advertuement8 ·

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. ~L\gents-Coal. Bailey, William (South Wales Coal Co. ), 3, Shakespeare terrace, Green street Bald win, John, 7, Holmer road Buckley, John (for C. J. P. Nash & Co.), 76, Cotterell street Lloyd, Charles (South Wales), 10, Norfolk terrace, St. Martin street Matthews, Richard William (South Wales Coal Co. ), 2, Ely villas, Stanhope street Ward, Francis, Maple villa, Olive street Williams, Charles, 1, \V alney place, Stanhope street Agent Colliery. Pritchard, J oseph, Phamix house, Commercial road Agents Commission. Edwards, Alfred & Dearman, Newmarket street, and at Corn Exchange, Leominster. See advertisement at end of Directory Perkins, J oseph, 8, Shakespeare terrace, Green street Pye, Waiter, 8 & 9, Newmarket street See interleaf advertisement Rogers & Rogers, Widemarsh street. See interleaf ad~·ertisernent Sunderland & Grundy, 68, Newmarket street. See intef'leaf advertisement Agents-Emigration. Baker, .1. Neale, 35, Broad street Meats, George Wells ("Cunard" Steam Ship Company, Limited, to the United States ; "Dominion " Line to Canada ; "Castle" Line to the Cape ; the "Peninsular and Oriental " Line to Australia; and the " Orient" line to Australia, &c.), 51, Commercial street Agents-Forwarding. Adams, Mrs. Sarah (parcels receiving office for Midland Railway Company), 29, High town Green Dragon Posting Company & Railway Parcels Office (Great Western Railway Company), 43, Broad street, J. Elliott, Proprietor. See interleaf advertisement Jones, James (for Sutton & Co), Brighton villa, Bath street Ralph, Preece, Davies, & Co. (for the Midland Railway Company), 138, Widemarsh street Thomas, J. (London & North Western Railway Company), general carrier, office at Barr's Court station, enquiry and receiving office for goods and parcels, 7, Widemarsh street Agents-House and Estate. Apperley & Brown, W. & H., 21, East st. Apperley, Henry Gwillim, 8, St. Ethelbert street Baker, J. Neale, 35, Broad street Bamford, Robert Lingen, 138, Widemarslt Rtreet Bullar, E. P., Moorfieldhouse, l'i5, Portland street Clarke, William, 17, Norfolk terrace, St. Martin street Ed wards, Alfred & Dearman, Newmarket street and at Corn Exchange, Leominster. See advertisement at end of Directory Edwards, Edwin E., 35, Broad street Hay wood & Son, 9, West street Meats, George Wells, 51, Commercial st. Merrick, Francis Henry, Corn Exchange chambers, Broad street Pye, Waiter, 8 & 9, Newmarket street. See interleaf advertisement Rogers & Rogers, 131, \Videmarsh street. See interleaf advertisement Shellard, Orlando, 13, King street Stooke, Edwin, Palace yard Sunderland, Edwin H., 136, St. Owen street Welsh, Henry, Free Library buildings, Broad street Wood, Ro bert, 5 & 6, King street. See interleaf advertisement Agents.-Insurance. Accident-Henry Welsh, Free Library buildings, Broad street; William Rees Diamond, Capital and Counties Bank, Broad street Alliance (fire and life)-C. J. P. Nash, 46, Eign street; W. & H. Apperley & Brown, 21, East street Atlas (fire and life)-Frederick Bodenham, 5, St. Peter street ; Henry Child Beddoe, 37, Bridge street British Law (fire)-Henry Child Beddoe, 37, Bridge street British Workman (life)-James Phillips (Superintendent), 2, The Cedars, Harold street ; William Connop, 24, Cotterell street ; John Smith, 46, Bath street ; William Dobbs, 2, Lytton terrace, Led-· bury road , Samuel Thomas Fowler,. Shamrock villas, Cotterell street City of Glasgow (life)-Thomas Smith, 116,. St. Owen street Clerical, Medical, & General (fire and life)- George Wells Meats, 51, Commercial street Commercial Union (fire, life, and •marine)- Thomas Godwin Chance, Palace yard ; Nicholas Sirrell Wynne, Castle street; Edwin Stooke, Palace yard County( fire)-William Ear le, Probate office, 27, Castle street; Edward Noakes, 42, Whitecross road Crown (life)-Thomas Williams Allen,. Lloyds bank

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. 37 1 Eagle (lije)-J ohn Alexander Forbes Suter, National Provincial bank, Broad street ; Edward Keay, 33, Commercial square Economic (life)-William Boycott, 35, Broad street Employers' Liability-J ohn Ough, 7, Clifford street ; William J acob, Capital and Counties Bank, Broad street Equitable (fire)-James Price Bridgwater, 2, Woodbine place, Ryeland street Equity and Law (lije)-Edwin Stooke, Palace yard General, Accident, & Employers' LiabilityWilliam Bullock & W. R. Cope Thomas, Palace chambers, King street; John Ough, 7, Clifford street (Juardian (fire and lije)-A. H. Matthews, Palace chambers, King street; Edwin H. Sunderland, 136, St. Owen street ; David Alien, Union chambers, 8, Union street ; J oseph Thomas, 41, Eign street Guardian (plate-glass)-John Barnes, 132, Widemarsh street Hereford (plate-glass)-John Ough, 7, Clifford street Imperial (fire)-Thomas Williams Alien, Lloyds bank; Henry Welsh, Free Library buildings, Broad street Imperial (fire and life)-Corner & Corner, 37, High town Imperial (live stock)-Alfred and Dearman Edwards, Newmarket street, and Corn Exchange, Leominster. See advertisement at end of Directory Law (fire)-John Gwynne James, 5, St. Peter street ; Henry Child Beddoe, 37, Bridge street; Thomas Llanwarne, 8, St .• T ohn street ; Richard Moore, 8, St. John street Law (life)-Lambe & Stephens, 35, Bridge street ; Frank R. J ames, 5, St. Peter street Law Union (fire & life)-Lam be & Stephens, 35, Bridge street ; Sam. ]farmer, IG, Widemarsh street; W. ,J. Humfrys, 34, Bridge street Legal and General (life)-Richard Moore, 8, St. John street Liverpool and London and Globe (fire and life)-Thomas Smith, A.C.A., Municipal offices, Widemarsh street London (fire, life, and marine)-J. Neale Baker, 35, Broad street London (plate-glass)-J. Watson Morrison, 1, High town London and Lancashire(fire)-Joseph Rancock Evins, 132, St. Owen street ; Robert Lingen Bamford, 138, Widemarsh street London&: Provincial (horse and carriage)- J. Neale Baker, 35, Broad street London, Edinburgh, and Glasgow (life and accident)-J ames Price Bridgwater, 2, Woodbine place, Ryeland street ; John Andrews, 93, East street ; Benjamin C. Davies, 11, Commercial road London Guarantee and Accident-J oseph Hancock Evins, 1:~2, St. Owen street ; Thomas Hutchinson, East street London Union (.fire and lije)-J. Wa.tson Morrison, 1, High town Manchester (fire)-J. Neale Baker, 35, Broad street Mutual (life)-Charles Gill Martin, Capital and Counties Bank, Broad street National Guarantee-George Wells Meats, 51, Commercial street ; J. N eale Baker, 35, Broad street North British and Mercantile(fireand life)- Orlando Shellard, King street; Charles Gill Martin, Capital and Counties bank, Broad street; Charles Hatton, 24, Church street; William Rees Diamond, Capital & Counties Bank, Broad street; William J acob, Capital & Counties Bank, Broad street Northern (fire and life)-John Ough, 7, Clifford street; Corner & Corner, 37, High town Norwich and London (accident)-J. S. Norton, 8, Broad street; J. Neale Baker, 35, Broad street Norwich Union (life)-Thomas Smith, 116, St. Owen street Norwich Union (.fire)-J. S. Norton, 8, Broad street ; George Wells Meats, 51, Commercial street Ocean Railway and General (accident)-A. IL Matthews, Palace chambers, King street Pelican (life)-Symonds & Son, 15, Bridge street Phmnix(fire)-JAKEMAN &CARVER 4 & 5, High town (see interleaf advertisements); Symonds & Son, 15, Bridge street; E. Sledmere, 52, Whitecross road, John Alexander Forbes Suter, National Provincial bank, Broad street; Edwin Edward Bosley, Castle street; Thomas Smith, 116, St. Owen street Provident Clerks (life & guarantee)-Thomas Smith, A.C.A., Municipal offices, Widemarsh street Provident Clerks and General Guarantee.- Tbomas Smith, A. C. A., Municipal offices, Widemarsh street Prudential (life)-Albert W. Jones, 23, Union street; Henry G. Mason, 115, Green street ; Thos. Mitchell, 29, Moorfield street ; Enoch Evans, 76, Foley street ; William Bridgland, 1, Matlock villas, portfield street ; Robert Brooks, Alpine place, 56, Harold street; Theodore Barber, 8, Sydney place, Holmer road; John Bidmead, Laburnam villa, Portfield street; John Sparkes, Holmer road; Henry Thomas, 83a, Park street Queen (fire and lije)-H. B. Williams, 46, Bridge street Railway Passenger and General AccidentThomas Smith, A. C. A., Municipal offices, Widemarsh street; Thomas Smith, 116, St. Owen street Refuge (lije)-J oseph Dash (Superintendent), 104, \Videmarsh street ; W. W atkins, Grandstand road ; John Sparks, V enn road

372 HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. Rock (life)-William Bullock, Palace cham hers, King street; William Earle, 27, Castle street; Edwin Sledmere, 52, Whitecross road Royal (fire and life)-F. H. Merrick, Corn Exchange chambers, Broad street; A. Allen, 41, Commercial street Royal Exchange Assurance CorporationE. M. U nderwood, 30, Castle street ; Thomas Hutchinson, East street Royal Liver (life)-George Carter, I, Westbourne terrace, Edgar street Salop (fire)-David Alien, Union chambers, 8, Union street Scottish (plate-glass )-George Wells Meats, 51, Commercial street Scottish Provident (life)-W. Mason Akerman, Old Savings Bank offices, East street Scotti.~h Union and National (fire and life)- Thomas Hutchinson, East street ; Haywood & Son, 9, West street Scottish Widows-JAKEMAN AND CARVER, 4 & 5, High town. See interleaf advertisements Standa1·d (life)-J. Neale Baker, 35, Broad street Sun (fire and life)-Joseph Carless, Jun., 3, Off a. street ; W illiam Boycott, 35, Broad street Union (fire and life)-Henry Welsh, Free Library buildings, Broad street Wesleyan &: General (life)-Albert Vincent, 7, W almer street West of England (fire and life)-W. Mason Akerman, Old Savings Bank offices, East street Agents-{ various). Akerman, W. Mason (fm· Camb1-idge Local Ex[J,minations, Hereford centre), Old Savings Bank offices, East street Alexander, W. T. (Sugg's patent gas burners, Army &: Navy filters, Wenham gas lamps, Moule's earth closets, Twyford's sanitary ware and the perfect carbon gas light and gas mete1·s); 38, & 39, Eign street. See advertisement at end of Directoty Barrett, Hy., (fo1· Kent of Bristol, manures), 4, Norfolk terrace, St. Martin street Bromfield, J. C. (Pullar's Perth dye works), 45, Commercial street Evans, Henry, (The Cardiff Crown patent fuel), depot at Barton station, head office, Vaga Lawn, Broomy hill Russell, M., (Sketchley dye works), 24, Commercial street Simpson, C. H., (Jor Perth dye works), 16, Eil!ll street Townsend, A. (Western Counties £!: South Wales Telephone Exchange Company) 23, & 24, High town Ward, Francis (Cattle feeding cake), Maple villa, Cli ve street Yeomans, William James {Alexander and Duncan, implement manufacturers, 10, High town, depot in Cattle Market, also at Leominster), 3, Breinton villas, Ryeland street Agricultural Implement Dealers. Alexander & Duncan, depot in Cattle Market, and 10, High town, also at Leominster. See interleaf advertisement Bellow & Son, Newmarket street and at Leominster Carless, Thomas, 34, High town. See interleaf advertisement Morris, P., & Son, 9 & 10, Widemarsh street, depot in Cattle Market. See interleaf advertisernent Ale and Porter Merchants and Agents. ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements Clarkson & Son (agents for Allsopp &: Son's and Bass &: Co.'s Burton ales, Guinness's extra Dublin stout, Alton Court brewery ales, J. A. Devenisk &: Co.'s Weymouth ales), City & County Supply Stores, 9, High town. See adt•ertisement facing front cover Cooke, George, & Son (aqents for Lea, Carpenter, and Co.'s, celebrated Stroud Ales), 25, High town Gurney, Alfred, (agent for Guinness's Dublin stout, Bass and .Alsopp's Burton ale, AK. ales, and Wickwa1• Crown ales), 12, High town. See interleaf advertisement Holloway, John, (agent for Stroud Brewery Company), 34, Commercial road Hook, John (agent for Charles Ga1•ton &: Company, Bristol), 14~, St. Owen street Morris, Gwynne R., (agent for Guinness's Dublin stout, Raggett's nourishing stout, Golden Hop pale ale), 8, High town Stephens, J. H. (agent for Nunneley &: Co., Burton-on-Trent), 92, East street WATKINS & SON, The Hereford Brewery, head office, Eign street. See advertisement on cover Apartments. Bailey, Mrs. Elizabeth, 11, King street Baynham, Mrs. Catherine, 7a, Castle street Brace, Mrs. Elizabeth, 45, Widemarsh st. Brown, Mrs. Elizabeth, Rosebank, 19, Oxford street Cox, Mrs. Ann, 18, Bridge street

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. 373 Downey, Mrs. EJlen, 35, Mill street Elford, Mrs. Ann, Drybridge terrace, St. Martin street Gurney, Mrs. Frances, Burton villas, 7, Nelson street Hawkins, Mrs., 19, Widemarsb street Hill, Mrs. Mary, 6, Meyrick terrace, Mey- rick street Horley, Alfred, 29, Bridge street Hunt, Miss Sarah Ann, 3, Richmond place, Edgar street Jelley, Mrs. Sarah, 8, Park street Jones, Miss Anne, 3, St. Ethelbert street Kay, Mrs. E., 1, Blackfriars street Lewis, Miss Ada, 8, Norfolk terrace, St. Martin street Lewis, Mrs. Ann, 1, Park street Lye, Mrs. Ann, 3, St. Nicholas street Matthews, Mrs. Betsy, 108, Park street Morris, Miss Molline Gardiner, 143, St. Owen street Parsons, Mrs., 4, Ferndale place, Stanhope street Powell, Mrs. Frances, 113, Green street Preece, Mrs., 9, Castle street Smith, Mrs. Frances W oodhouse, 2, Portland street Stain, Mrs. J ane, 5, Commercial road Thomas, Mrs. Martha, 6, Shakespeare terrace, Green street Wilding, Miss Caroline, 1, Fernlea villa, Chandos street Williams, Mrs. Ann, 1, Castle hill Williams, Mrs. Mary A., 26, Berrington street Archery Depots. Adams, Mrs. S., 29, High town Architects. Barker, Edwin Henry Lingen, 146, St. Owen street Edwards, Edwin E., 35, Broad street Evins, J oseph Hancock, 132, St. Owen st. Gods ell, G. H., 20, East street Nicholson & Son, Offa street Nicholson, John A. T., A.R.I.B.A. (firm of Nicholson & Son), Offa street Nicholson, Thomas, F.R.I.B.A. (firm of Nicholson & Son), diocesan architects, Offa street Robinson, W alter William (to Freehold Land Society), 10, King street. See advertisement at end of Directory Artificial Arm and Leg Manufacturer. J ames, John, 8, Catherine street Artists. Bustin, Mr. & Mrs. & Son, studio, Palace yard Keates, Alfred, 1, Cheltenham villa, Ingestre street Artist Repositories. J"AKEMAN & CARVER, DISCOUNT BOOKSELLERS, FINE ART AND GENERAL PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, & ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURERS LITHOGRAPHERS ENGRAVERS, DIE SINKERS, AND STAMPERS, FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSE; artist repository; depot for the Society for promoting Christian Knowledge, the Hereford Diocesan Board of ~ducation, and for the National Society ; publishers of the Hereford Diocesan Church Calendar and Clergy List; advertising agents and lessees of the prin- cipal bill posting stations; agents for the Phrenix fire insurance company, and Scottish widows fund insurance society ; 4 & 5, High town, and printing works, Widemarsh street. See interleaf advertisements J ones, J oseph, 10, Broad street Wilson & Phillips, 17, Eign street Auctioneers. Baker, J. Neale, 35, Broad street Davies, \Vilham, Newmarket street, and at Leominster Edwards, Alfred & Dearman, Newmarket street, and at Corn Exchange, Leominster. See advertisement at end of Directory Meats, George Wells, 51, Commercial street Merrick, Francis Henry, Corn Exchange Chambers, Broad street Pye, \V alter, 8 & 9, Newmarket street. See interleaf advertisement Rogers & Rogers, 131, Widemarsh street. See interleaf advertisement Shellard, Orlando, 13, King street Stooke, Edwin, Palace yard Sunderland, Edwin Hincbliff, 136, St. Owen street Sunderland & Grundy, 68, Newmarket street. See interleaf advertisement Welsh, Henry, Free Library Buildings, Broad street Wood, Robert, 5 & 6, King street. See interleaf advertisement Baby Linen Warehouse. Edwards, Augustus C., Alban house, 16, 17, & 18, High town. See advertisement at end of Directory Bacon Factors. Elcox, Joshua (wholesale and retail), 1 to 5, Market hall, and 31, Commercial street Harding, J osiah, 12, Commercial street

374 HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. Bakers. Andrews, John, 93, East street Bomford & Lee, 46, Commercial street Bray, George C., 2, Drybridge villas, St. Martin street Bray, Mrs. E., 135, Ross road Erown, Charles, 6 and 7, Eelmont road Chamberlain, John, 107, Whitecross street Chesterton, H., 33, Eign street Davies, Charles, Jane's cottage, 29, Newtown Davies, John, 57, Commercial road Everett, Alfred, 27, Hampton street Greenwood, T., 55, Eign street Hereford Co-operative & Industrial Society, Limited, Mrs. Alice W eare, Manageress, 35, St. Owen street Riles, J oseph, 60, St. Martin street Hooper, Thomas, 137, St. Owen street Hooper, William, 35, :Eign road Howlett, F., 55, Broad street Imperial Cafe, S. H. Prosser, proprietor, St. Peter street Jenkins, George, 30a, Cotterell street J ones, Leonard, 43, Widemarsh street Kinnersley, John, 9, Edgar street Lambert, Samuel, Croydon house, 9, Eign road M organ, Charles, 22 & 23, and 56 & 57, Widemarsh street Parry, George Richard, 94, Edgar street l'illey, Waiter, 12, High street, and 67, Eign street. See interleaf advertisement Powell, Alien, 38, Bridge street Powell, Charles, 4~, Mill street Powell, William, 26, Cotterell street Richardson, \V., 85, Eign street Roberts & Son, 16, St. Peter street Rudge, Edwin, 76, Newtown Smith, Absalom, 24, Foley street Smith, Frederick Augustus, 43, Berrington street Spencer, P. Russell, Dov€r house, 3, Widemarsh street. See advertisement at end of Directory Spurway, John, 4, W almer street Swaithe, J ames, 28, Moorfield street Symonds, Mrs. E., 8, Commercial road Turner, William, 66, St. Martin street Warren, George Frederick, 13 and 14, Gomond street Watts, Ji'. W., Grove place, 36, Whitehorse street Woodward, George, 21, Eign road Bankers. BIRMINGHAM DISTRICT AND COUNTIES BANKING CO., Limited, draw on Messrs. Barclay, Beavan & Co., Lombard street, London, E.C.; bank hours, 10 till 3 ; Wednesdays, 10 till 5 ; Thursdays, 10 till 1 ; George Cranmer Kenrick, Manager, 22, Broad street Capital & Counties Bank, Limited (branch of), draw on head office, 39, Tbreadneedle street, London ; bank hours, 10 till 3 ; Wednesdays, 10 till 5 ; Thursdays, 10 till 1 ; Charles Gill Martin, Manager, 1, Broad street (corner of High street) Lloyds Bank Limited (branch of), London office, 72, Lombard street; bank hours, 10 till 3 ; Wednesdays, 10 till 5 ; Thursdays, 10 till 1 ; Thomas Williams Alien, Manager, the Old house, High town National Provincial Bank of England (branch of), draw on the head office of National Provincial Bank of England, Bishopsgate street, corner of Threadneedle street, London, E. C. ; bank hours, 10 till 3 ; Wednesdays, 10 till 5 ; Thursdays, 10 tilll ; John Alexander Forbes Suter, Manager Bark Merchants. Hatton, Charles & Henry, Barton tannery Basket Makers. Crump, Mrs. Ann, 59, Eign street Gore, Henry, 16, Commercial road Bedding Warehousemen. Greenland, George, 31, High town, 1, High street, and at Ross. See advertisement facing page 1 HOLLOW AY, G., wholesale and retail ; maker of all kinds of palliasses ; ha1r and wool mattresses, spring mattresses, etc., etc., 16, Commercial street. See interleaf advertisement Maddox, William, Offa. house, St. Peter square. See advertisement at end of Direc· tory WEST OF ENGLAND FURNISHING CO., 20, Eign street. See interleaf advertisement Workman, Richard, High town Berlin Wool Repositories. Ballin, Mrs., 74, Commercial road Collins, ,V., 13, High town Dutton, Miss E., Free Library buildings, Broad street Maddox, Mrs. Mary Hannah, 55, Broad street Strange, Mrs. George, 139, St. Owen street Bicycle and Tricycle Manufacturers and Dealers. Haywood, Charles Frederick, Cycle works, East street Howell, Bros., City Cycle works, 118, Widemarsh street

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. 375 Townsend, A., 23 & 24, High town. See Boiler Makers. advertisement at end of Directory Wye Cycle Co. (Nayler & Co.), Friar street Bennett, Abraham, 80, Edgar street Nay ler & Co., Friars street Billiard Rooms. City Arms Hotel, Broad street Conservative Club, Eat~t street Garrick Hotel, St. Peter street, G. Yapp, Proprietor Green Dragon Hotel, Broad street Hereford and Couuty Liberal Club, Widemarsh street Herefordshire Club, Broad street Number Ten, Widemarsh street, Proprietor Blacksmiths. Carpenter, Robert, 93, Edg-ar street Carpenter, Robert John, 1, Newtown Davies, John, 14, Maylord street Davies, Peter, Hunderton Fletcher, Charles, 36, Eign street Gaines, Henry, 21, Victoria street Griffiths, Charles, 2, Knowsley place, Cotterell street Griffiths, John, & Son, 179, Edgar street Haines, J ames, W almer terrace, 43, Portland street Harris, James, Sherbourne place, 36, Park street Powell, Edward, 177, Edgar street Preece, Thomas Albert, 1R, Union street Steele, John, 73, N ewtown Tibbey, George, Belmont road V ale, Richard, Hunderton Watts, 'Villiam, Alpine place, 38, White Horse street W ebb, Richard, 1, Friar. street Boarding Houses. (See also Hotels and Lodging-Houses) Abell, Mrs. Elizabeth Amelia, 20, King street Barnfield, Mrs. Eliza, Glantane house, St. Owen street Bettington, Mrs. Ann, 16, St. Nicholas street Inns, Mrs., Silver Grid, 6, Maylord street 1\fason, Mrs. Martha, 24, Broad street Minett, Mrs. Sarah, 13, Whitecross street Morris, Miss M. G., 143, St. Owen street Morris, Mrs. Frances, 7, King street Price, Mrs. Ann, 13, Norfolk terrace, St. Martin street Y ates, Mrs. Mary Ann, W yndham house, St. Ethelbert street Boat Proprietor. Jordan, Mrs. Richard, 55, St. Martin street Bonded Ware housemen. Pulling, William, & Co. (proprietors of warehouses for bonding foreign wines and foreign and British spirits), The Distillery, East street Bookbinders. Adams, Mrs. S., 29, High town Beresford, .John, 5, Union street Bruster, William M., 3, Chesterfield villa, W estfaling street Crompton, Thomas, 24a, Commercial street Dodds, David, Albion terrace, 7, Whitecross street JAKEMAN & CARVER, books bound to any pattern in calf, Russia, Morocco, vellum, etc. J akeman & Carver had the honour of binding a copy of the " Herefordshire Pomona " in vellum, to the order of Her Majesty the Queen, for the Royal Library, at Windsor Castle. 4 & 5, High town. See interleaf adververtisements J ones, J oseph, 10, Broad street 1\Iorrison, J. Watson, 1, High town V ear, G. L., Gloucester villas, Eign road Wilson & Phillips, 17, Eign street Booksellers. Adams, Mrs. Sarah, 29, High town Col well, E. (second-hand), 18, Church street JAKEMAN & CARVER, DISCOUNT BOOKSELLERS, FINE ART AND GENERAL PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, & ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, ENGRAVERS, DIE SINKERS, AND STAMPERS, FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSE; artist repository; depot for the Society for promoting Christian Knowledge, the Hereford Diocesan Board of Education, and for the National Society ; publishers of the Hereford Diocesan Church Calendar and Clergy List ; advertising agents and lessees of the principal bill posting stations; agents for the Phrenix fire insurance company, and Scottish widows fund insurance society; 4 & 5, High town, and printing works, Widemarsh street. See interleaf adver· tisements J one8, J osesh, 10, Broad street Morrison, J. W atson, 1, High town Wilson & Phillips, 17, Eign street

376 HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. Boot and Shoe Makers. Allsop, E. 29, Church street Bishop, J., 144, St. Owen street Bishop, William Henry, 13, Whitefriars street Botchett, Charles, 51, Berrington street Bristol Boot Manufacturing Co., (dealers), 147, Widemarsh street. "William Scott, Manager Cash & Co., (dealers), 11, High town Cope, George, 59, Commercial street Cotterell, Thomas, 12, Friars street Dean, Henry, 12, Blue School street Evans, John, 48, St. Martin street Evans, Thos. Wm., 6, East street Gagg, Stephen, 46, Park street Hare, Thomas, 47, West street Hathaway, F., (dealer), 11, 12, and 13, St. Peter street Hatton Bros. & Co., 15, St. Peter street, and 2, Eign street ; workshops, East street. See advertisement inside of back cover Hodges, Stephen, 14, Prospect terrace, St. Martin street J ones, Henry, 109, Widemar;;h street J ones, J. 9, Commercial street Jones, W., ( Repai1·er ), 180, Edgar street Jutson, Richard, 2, West street Kite, Thomas, 1, Clifford street Lam burn, John, 85, Whitecross street Lane, Henry, 15, Eign street Lawrence, T., 5, St. Nicholas street Moxley, Evan, 21, Eign street Morgan, Henry, 67, Commercial road Mumford, William, 57, Cotterell street Oliver, G., (dealer), 1, Eign street, and 19, High town Owen, C., & Son, (Victoria Boot and Shoe Warehouse), 20, Commercial street Parry, J ames, St. Martin street Parry, J oseph, St. Martin street Parry, Joseph, Pool terrace, 44, Belmont road Parry, Thomas, Pool terrace, 44, Belmont road Pember, Henry, 37, Eign street Portlock, John Henry, 61, Commercial road Powell, Charles, Drybridge terrace, 39, St. Martin street Pritchard, W., 9, Broad street Pugh, Henry, 123, St. Owen street Saycell, Richard, 44, St. Martin street Smith, M., 82, Eign street Sollers, John, 125, Green street Stead & Simpson, 6, High street Stinton, George, 37, High town, & 11, Commercial street Stone, Thomas, (dealer), The Arcade, 21, High town Strange, George, 138, St. Owen street Tyler, Oliver, 44, Commercial street Walters, Alfred, 117, Widemarsh street Williams, Frederick, 64, St. Martin street Williams, Thomas, 48, Bath street Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Wholesale. Hatton Bros. & Co., (The Hereford Boot Manufactory), 15, St. Peter street; entrance to workshop; East street. See advertisement inside of back cove1· Brewers. ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co., mineral water works and 1'he City Brewery, Maylord street. Price Lists and particulars on application. See inte1·leaf advertisements Davies, John, & Co., Ship Inn, 105, St. Owen street Goodman, James Charles, The Angler Inn, 24 & 25, Union street W ATKINS & SON, The Hereford Brewery. Head office, Eign street. See advertisement an cover Brick & Tile Manufacturers. Fields Mercantile Co., Limited ; Head office, Shrewsbury ; agent for Hereford, Geo. Ben nett. See interleaf advertisement Langford, Albert, Venn lane Ralph, Preece, Davies, & Co., 138, Widemarsh street. See advertisement at end of Directory Wilson, G. I. (manufacturer of patent bricks ; pan, Bridgwater, border and crest tiles; :flooring squares; drain pipes; wall coping, &c.) ; Hampton Park Steam Brick and Tile Works, and at Pontrilas Bricklayers. Ashford, Charles, 127, Ross road Bayley, William, Chestnut place, 54, Cotterell street Bayliss, William, 34, Moorfield street Croft, Arthur, 25, Hampton street Croft, George, 29, Newton place, Portfield street - Davies, George, 68, Whitecross road Farr, Edward, 1 & 2, Anthony cottages, Eign street Farr, James, Ivy cottage, 16, Cli:fford street> Jones, Charles, 1, Balmoral place, Cotterell street J ones, John, Lansdowne place, 15, Cotterell street Peake, Henry, 27, Foley street Pearce, Albert, 19, Wye street Pearce, J ames, 10, Hinton road Preece, John, 13, Hinton road Speechley, James, 48, Park street Ward, Henry, 35, Newtown Wil1iams, Henry, 2, Balmoral place, Cotterell street Williams, Henry, 71, Park street

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. 377 Brush Manufacturers. Court, E., 11, F.ign street Gore, Henry, 16, Commercial road Young, Edward, 11, W almer street Builders. Marked* are also contracto1·s. Andrews, Robert, 6, Lytton terrace, Ledbury road *Beavan & Hodg-es, Edgar street *Bowers, John, Clarence house, West street Bowers, William, 3, Eign Leigh, St. J ames street *Bowers, William, & Company, steam saw mills, Bath street Colley, Alfred, Fernleigh villa, Green street Colley, .Tas., Pyon lodge, Bodenham road *Cullis, William, 17, Victoria street Daniels, Charles, 86, Bath street Daniels, Henry Wm., Chandos cottage, Chandos street Daniels, 'Vm., senr., Ambleside, Tower road Da,,ies, Hilo, 97, Green street Da vies, J ames, Glencoe villa, Stanhope street Ford, John, Burghill villas, 59, St. Owen street *Hiles, J., 46, Eign street HOBBY, THOMAS, Widemarsh street, res. 9, W aim er street Hodges, Lewis, Clyro terrace, 21, Portland street *Hodges, William, Eastman terrace, 46, Portland street Hudson, George, 15, Norfolk terrace, St. Martin street Lawrence, Charles, 1, Finsbury villa, Chandos street Lewis, Thomas, 13, Blue School street *Lewis, William P., & Co., 45, Commercial road Palfrey, Thos. Claro, 72, Commercial road Partington, William Boulton, 27, Cornewall street Price, William, 8, Portfield street *Pritchard, William. 9, Venn road Symonds, Thomas Edward, Brighton cottage, Chandos street *Taylor, Reuben, St. Nicholas street Taylor, Thomas, 8, Bridge street *Watkins, Joseph, 47, Cotterell street Williams, George, Victoria villa, 15, Cornewall street Building Material Dealers. George, M. E., Canal wharf and at Leominster. See interleaf adt•ertisement Old Radnor Co., Agent, J. Phillips, Barton. See interleaf advertisement Building Societies. Hereford and District Permanent Self-Help Building Society-Solicitor, M. J. G. Scobie ; Secretary, William Starling, 152, Widemarilh street ; Offices, Offa. street Hereford City and Count,1; Benefit-Solicitor, James Davie~, 132, Widemarsh street 'HEREFORD FIRST RICHMOND' -Solicitor, Thomas Godwin Chance, Palace yard ; Secretary, E. Sledmere, 52, Whitecross road ; Office, 5, High town Hereford Starr Bowkett-Solicitor, E. L. W allis, 133, St. Owen street ; Secretary, George Wells Meats, 51, Commercial street ; 0 ffice, 51, Commercial street Libemtor-J oseph Hancock Evins, 1~2, St. Owen street Butchers. ASTON, THOMAS, 70, Eign street. See interleaf advertisement Ba.yley, Emmanuel, 55, Commercial road Bellfield, Abel, 41, "\Vhitecross street British and Colonial Meat Co., 147, Widemarsh street Bull, John, & Co., 6, Eign street Carter, Henry, 25, Richmond street Central Meat Stores, Commercial street and St. Peter street, T. Nash, Proprietor Constable, Richard, 145, Widemarsh street Eastman's Limited, 2, High street, Harry Nicholson, .Manager Hartland, A. W., 15, High town Hartland, Arthur R., 'l'anbrook place, Widemarsh street Kinnersley, J ames, 79, Widemarsh street Lane, Thoma3, 110, St. Owen street Lewis, William, 25, Eign street M organ, J ames, 65, St. Martin street Nash, Thomas, 17, St. Peter's street and 60, Commercial street Price, W illiam, 18, Eign street Price, William, 129 and 130, Widemarsh street Pritchard, John Ash win, 118, St. Owen street Rowberry, William, 37, Commercial square Sharp, Charles, 8, Eign street Thomas, Daniel, 22, Bridge street Cabinet Makers. Oonnell, James Miller, 27, Cotterell street Criddeford, John, 36, Harold street Davies, Thomas, 72, Cotterell street Dredge, Frank, 34, Mill street Greenland, George, 31, High town. See advertisement facing page 1 Griffiths, John, 16, Blue School street Hall, Waiter James, 23, Ring street HOLLOWAY, G. Experienced jobbing hands at reasonable charges ; all kinds of needlework made up to order ; 16, Commercial street ; works, Maylord street. See interleaf advertisement T e

378 HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. MADDOX, WILLIAM, Offa house, St. Peter's square. See advertisement at end of Di~·ectory Meredith, William, 2, Bedford street Preece, Peter Christopher, 92, Ross road Stanley, Alfred, Windon terrace, 31, Richmond street Stephens, J. W., 26, Church street Thompson, Richard, 62, St. Martin street Turley, George, 66, St. Owen street WEST OF ENGLAND FURNISHING CO., 20, Eign street. See interleaf advertisement Cab Proprietors. Calton, John, 10, West street Farr, Charles, Merton Hotel, 28, Commercial road. See advertise,ment at end of Directory Firkins, Charles, 63, Green street Green Dragon Posting and Carriage Building Co., 43, Broad street, J oseph Elliott, Proprietor. See interleaf advertisement Grifliths, J., Greyhound stables, Bewell street Lamburn, George, Alpine place, 37, White Horse street Lewis, John, 26, Blue School street Oliver, Richard, Catherine street Prosser, J ames, 2, Sylvia villas, Holmer street Prosser, William, Broomy Hill stables Smith, Rowland, West End stables, Eign street Carpenters and ] oiners. Akhurst, Edward, 6, Clifford street Andrews, George, W estfield villas, Westfields Bagley, Thomas, Fair view, Stanhope street Barnett, Richard Edward, Clifford street Bowen, John, 3, Bedford street Bradley, John, 39, Mill street Bynon, William, 33, Cotterell street Carpenter, George, 39, Newtown Caswell, Edwin, Chester place, Cotterell street Clayton, J oseph, Albert place, W estfields Crumpton, Thomas, Rose cottage, Westfields Cutler, James, Hunderton Davies, Christopher, Alpine place, 39, White Horse street Davies, James, 26, St. Martin street Davies, Thomas, 117, Green street Daw, Henry, Avenue villa, Ryeland street Derry, John, 29, St. Martin street Derry, Richard, 1, Albion place, Ryeland street Farrington, Mitchell, 114, Green street Ford) J ames, 76, Eign road Friend, Thomas, 16, Norfolk terrace, St. Martin street Gardiner, Robert, 32, Harold street Gittens, John, 3, Melrose place, Whitecross street Gladwin, George, Michael's place, 103, Edgar street Griffiths, Edwin, 2, Castle hill Handley, William, Brixton villa, Stanhope street Harper, Thomas, 10, Albion terrace, Whitecross street Hickman, John, 29, Newmarket street Hill, Sydney, 56a, Cotterell street Hopton, William, 29, Moor:field street J ames, Charles, 36, Mill street J enkins, Thomas, 11, Coningsby street J ones, Charles, 112, Belmont road J ones, Edward, 4, Moor:field street Jones, James, 25, St. Martin street J ones, Richard, 124, Green street King, Thomafl, 7, Union street Lewis, Alfred, 65, Green street Lewis, Robert J ames, 6, Barton cottages, Broomy hill Moore, Benjamin, Whitehorse street Morgan, Evan, 22, Cornewall street Nurse, Samuel, Hunderton Parry, George, Thorningglatt house, Stanhope street Pearce, Edward, 3, Knowsley place, Cotterell street Philpotts, Thomas, 14, Park street Polley, David, 42, Belmont road Powell, Penry, Windon terrace, 30, Richmond street Powell. Richard, 5, Tanbrook place, Widemarsh street Powell, William, W elsun place, Whitehorse street Preece, A. W., 38, Cotterell street Preece, William, 18, Foley street Price, J ames, 23, Cornewall street Price, William, 3, Hampton place, Richmond street Prosser, W alter, 1, Edward place, Richmond street Protheroe, William, 50, Bath street Redding, Thomas, 77, East street Rogers, William, 50, Portland street Rowlands, Charles, Enderley villa, Cotterell street Savager, Samuel, 15, Coningsby street Seal, John, Spring£eld place, 32, Scudamore street Simmonds, J oseph, Lisbonrne terrace, 6, Guildford street Smith, Albert Edward, 48, Cotterell street Smith, George, Priory place, Widemarsh common Smith, John, 39, Moorfield street Smith, William J ames, 3, Preston place, Chandos street Symonds, Frank, 97, Widemarsh street Treherne, Henry, Hunderton Tristram, John, 47, Berrington street Wigley, James, 25, Belmont road Wilks, Edward W., Cambrian place, 12, Whitecross street

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. 379 Carpet Ware housemen. COOPER, T., 14, High town. See Greenland, George, 31, High town, 1, High street, and at Ross. See advertisement facing page 1 HOLLOW AY, G., agent for the celebrated "Chlidmea" carpets in velvet pile and Brussels; hemp, wool, Kidder~ minster, Tapestry, Brussels, Axminster, art squares, etc., 16, Commercial street. See inte1'leaf advm·tisement Maddox, William, Offa house, St. Peter's square. See advertisement at end of Directory WEST OF ENGLAND FURNISHING COMPANY, 20, Eign street. W. Shorten, Manager. See interleaf advertisement Carver and Gilder. JOHNSTON, T. STANLEY, carver, gilder, & picture restorer; manufactory, 3, St. Owen street. See advertisement at end of Directory Cheese Factors. Elcox, Joshua, 1 to 5, Market hall, and 31, Commercial street Harding, J osiah, 12, Commercial street Chemists and Druggists. Chave & .Jackson, 7, Broad street Clarke, Thomas Ward, 3, High town Davies, William, 30, High town Guy, Edwin, 27 & 28, Eign street Haines, William E., (late Jennings), 36, High town Hart, George Inman Shooter, 75, Commercial road Morgan, Albert H., 56, Commercial street Morris, T. H. V aughan, 33, High town Pearmund, H. S., 7, Eign street Ralph & Clarke, 3, High town Walker, John, 5, Wide marsh street Williams, W alter & Rowel Bennet, 46, Bridge street Chimney Sweepers. Dodwell, Caleb, 15, Friar street Hickman, Charles, 24, Bewell street Hopewell, Daniel, 1, Elleman's court, Gaol street Munsey, Mrs. Ann, 99, St. Owen street Short, Francis, 14, Lawn's terrace, Ryeland street Wills, William, 57, Mill street China, Glass, & Earthenware · Dealers. Bromfield, G. C., 45, Commercial street and Market hall interleaf advertisement Nicholas, William, 75, Eign street Oatfield & Son, The City China. and Glass Rooms, 10, High street. See interleaf advertisement Wright, 1\'Irs. M., 7, Commercial street Chiropodist. Guy, Edwin, 27 & 28, Eign street Cider & Perry Merchants. Boulton, J., & Sons, Barr's Court stores, Aylestone hill Bulmer, H. P., & Co., Ryeland street Evans, William, & Co., \V. F. Chave, Sole Proprietor, Widemarsh Fletcher, William, 11, Victoria street Clothes Dealers. O'Hare, P., 5, Bewell street Sessarago, Louis, 2, Edgar street Clothiers. Barnes, Donald, Clyde villa, Clitford street Cox, J. J., 26, High town Curtis & Curtis, 146, Widemarsh street Hathaway, F., 11, 12, & 13, St. Peter's street J ones, J., 9, Commercial street Masters & Co., The Cardiff clothiers, 11, High street M organ, J ames, 77, Eign street Wheatstone, A., 1 & 2, Church street Clubs. Hereford and County Liberal Club, Widemarsh street; Edwin Step hens, Secretary Hereford City & County Conservative Club, 102, East street; J ames Rankin, M.P., President; H. C. Beddoe, Treasurer; George Saul, Secretary Herefordshire Club (for ladies & gentlemen), Broad street; J. H. Arkwright, Chairman of Committee; T. W. Alien, Hon. Secretary; G. C. Kenrick, Treasurer,· G. Fiander, Steward Coach & Carriage· Builders. Connelly, Peter Owen, 30, Union street (and opposite) Green Dragon Posting and Carriage Building Co., 43, Broad street, Joseph Elliott, Proprietor. See interleaf advertisement Griffiths, J ames, 19, St. Owen street JONES, J., Edgar street. See advertisement at end of Directory. J ones, J ames, 20, Scudamore street W atkins, John, 20, Bridge street W atkins, William, 2, Ferndale place, Chandos street

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. Coal & Coke Merchants. Bailey, Francis, 7, Edgar street Butler, John, 31, Commercial road Evans, Henry, dep6t at Barton station, head office, Vllga lawn, Broomy hill ; sole agent in ereford and District for the Cardiff Crown Patent Fuel Field's Mercantile Co., Limited, head offices, Shrewsbury; agent for Hereford, George Bennett. See interleaf advertisement Fluck, E. G., dep6t, Barton wharf; res. 21, St. Martin street Gethen, William Cecil, wharf, Barton station ; res. 134, St. Owen street Hereford Corporation Gas Works ; W. Parlby, Jlianager. See interleaf advertisement Jones, Benjamin, 23, Maylord street Jones, William, Midland Railway Inn, Plough street, Whitecross road Langley, Robert, 78, Foley street Lewis, Robert, 2, Barton cottages, Broomy hill Nash, C. J. P., & Co., 46, Eign street; res. The Laurels, Ryeland street. See adver· tisement at end of Directory Old Radnor coal and lime Co. ; J. Phillips, Barton, Agent. See interleaf advertisement Parry, Thomas, 25, Coningsby street. See interleaf advertisement Ralph, Preece, Davies, & Co., 138, Widemarsh street. See advertisement at end of Di1•ectory South Wales Coal Co., 9, West street. See advertiseraent at end of Directory Coffee Taverns. Davies, J ames, 21 & 22, Commercial road Lloyd, John, 36, Commercial street Powell, E., 79, Eign street Starling, W., 151 & 152, Widemarsh street. See advertisement at end of Directory Confectioners. Bomford & Lee, 46, Commercial street Chesterton, H., 33, Eign street Edmunds, William, 105, Widemarsh street, and Market hall Galloway, William, 28, Commercial street Greenwood, T., 55, Eign street Harvey, Harry, 62, Foley street Hatton, A., 31, Church street Hewlett, George, 32, Commercial street How lett, F., 56, Broad street Imperial Cafe, St. Peter street. S. H. Prosser, Proprietor J ones, Alfred, 45, Mill street Lambert, Samuel, Croydon House, 9, Eign road Matthews, J ames, Eign street 1\'Iorgan, Charles, 22 & 23, and 56 & 57, Widemarsh street Pilley, Waiter, 12, High street and 67, Eign street. See interleaf advertisement Powell, Alien, 38, Bridge street Powell, Charles, 48, Mill street Richardson, W., 85, Eign street Roberts & Sons, 16, St. Peter street Spencer, P. Russell, Dover House, 3, Widemarsh street. See advertisement at end of Directory Turner, William, 66, St. Martin street Woodward, George, 21, Eign road Coopers. Caldwell, Thomas, 76, Edgar street Lane, Evan, 38, Commercial road Williams, John, 84, Edgar street Corn and Flour 1\Terchants and Dealers. Bayley, George Sheppard, 28, Bridge street Bethel, John Roberts, 59, Commercial road Bomford & Lee, 46, Commercial road Hughes, Thomas, 47, Eign street Lewis, William, Steam Roller Flour mills, Bath street Pritchard, J ames, 14, Bridge street Ratcliffe, Ed ward W arneford, 13, Bridge st. Read, J ames, 19, Bridge street Rogers & Co., 13, Bridge street, and at 4, Commercial road. See advm·tisement inside front cover Saunders, Daniel, Scut Mill house, Ledbury road Symonds, Mrs. E., 8, Commercial road W ainscott, Henry, 21, Eign street Watkins, Bros., Imperial mills, Friars street. See advertisement on cover Watkins, W., 61, Eign street Curriers. Batten & Son, 14, Eign street Hatton, Charles & Henry, Barton Tannery Cutlers. Alexander & Duncan, 10, High town. See interleaf advertisement Boswell, William, 16, Millbrook street Carless, Thomas, 34, High town. See interleaf advertisement Grout, J ohu, 28, High town Harding, R. M., & Sons, 48, Commercial street. See interleaf advertisement Morley, J. H., 84, Eign street Morris, P., & Son, 9 & 10, Widemarsh street. See interleaf advertisement Townsend, A., 23 & 24, High town. See advertisement at end of Directory Dairy Keepers. Matthews, Edwin, East street Morris, Samuel George, The Folley, Ayle· stone hill Parsons, J ames, 12, Catherine street Walker, Henry, 77, Park street Williams, John Powell, Ox farm, Whitecross street Withington Dairy, J oseph Elliott, Proprietor, 41, Broad street

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. Decorators. Greenland, George, 31, High town, 1, High street, and at Ross. See adve1·tisement facing page 1 HOLLOW AY, GEORGE, public and private decorations of any magnitude undertaken at home or abroad. Estimates free. Testimonials on application. 16, Commercial street. See interleaf advertisement Dentists. Hesk, Thompson Claris, Stanhope place, Stanhope street Levason, Arthur G., 12, Bridge street Levason, Peyton, ] 2, Bridge street MacAdam, George Christopher, 21~, King street Matthews, Henry, 6, Bridge street Robertson, Andrew, 25, Castle street Sievers, Messrs., Gloucester; London and Provincial Music Stores, High town (every Wednesday} W ebb, Deane, 34, Commercial street; and at 43, Cavendish square, London Distillers. Pulling, William, & Co., The Distillery, East street Drapers-Linen. Marked thus* are also Woollen Drapers. Marked thus tare also Silk Mercers. Mark6d thus 11 are also Undertakers. t Blinkhorn Thomas, Gloucester house, 10, St. Peter street Chandler, Paul, 80, Eign street Clarke, Miss ~I. H. (fancy), 6, Broad street Davies, D., 83, Eign street t I Edwards, Augustus C., Alban house, 16, 17, & 18, High town. See advertisement at end of Directorp * t 11 Greenland, George, 1, High street and at High street, Ross. See advertisement facing page 1 King & Son, London house, High town Knight, W akefield, 58, Commercial street and 27, High town N ash, S. C., 58, Broad street t Phillips, George E., 20, High town t Pilley, J. B., & E., 2, High town Russell, M., City Bon Marcbe, 24, Commercial street Simpson, 0. H., 16, Eign street tSmith, W. H., 8, High street * t 1J W ALMSLEY, G., J., and H., 6 & 7, High town. See advertiseraent at end of Directory * t 11 W ebb, E., 5, High street Witts, Charles, 87, Eigii street Woodyatt, J., 8, Commercial street t 11 W oolley, Thomas, 4, St. Peter street Drapers-Travel] ing. Camp bell, John, 6, Union street McCrea, Robert, 3, Blackfriars street Millar, Robert John, 27, Widemarsh street Mitchell, J ames, 12 & 13, Edgar street Peters, John, Clifford house, Portland st. Dressmakers. Arnold, Elizabeth, Clyro terrace, 24, Portland street Bailey, Mrs. Emma, 19, Victoria street Blinkhorn, Thomas, Gloucester house, 10, St. Peter street Carpenter, Mrs. Harriett, 33, Union street Collett, Ann, 49, Eign road Derry, :Miss J., 2, Lansdowne place, 29, Commercial road Dobbins, Miss Elizabeth, 1, Melrose place, Whitecross street Edwards, Augustus C., Alban house, 16, 17, & 18, High town. See advertisement at end of Directory Elliott, Miss, 6, Norfolk terrace, St. Martin street Evans, Mrs. Mary, 2, Stanhope terrace, Stanhope street Francis, Mrs. Ann, 8, East street Greenland, George, 1, High street, and at High street, Ross. See advertisement facing page 1 Hale, Mrs. Ell en H., 7, Norfolk terrace, Hicks, Mrs. Sarah, 26, Bridge street Higginson, Mrs. Harriett, 12, St. Ethelbert street Huckson, Miss E., 16, Victoria street Hunt, M:rs., 24, Eign road J ones, Mrs. Mary Ann, 100, Edgar street Lloyd, Mrs. Sarah, 13, Richmond street Longmore, Miss Margaret, 107, Widemarsh street Lyons, Isabel, A vondale villas, Whitehorse street Meredith, Mrs. Amelia Mary, Hagley villas, 33, Whitecross road Myer, Mrs. & Miss Mumby, 51, St. Martin street N orris, Mrs. Eliza, 21, Newmarket street Panicali, Mrs. Ansell, 42, Bridge street Phillips, Misses, 21, Newmarket street Powell, Mary, 45, Bridge street Price, Ada, 4, Stanhope terrace, Stanhope street Price, Mary Ann, 75, Bath street Russell, M., City Bon Marcbe, 24, Commercial street Ruston, Miss Alice, 13, King street Shore, Mrs., "Widemarsh street Sparks, Eliza, Lisbourne terrace, 7, Guildford street Stephens, Mrs., 148, St. Owen street Taylor, Mrs. Sarah, 100, Widemarsh street Thackway, Miss Emma, 1, East street W ALMSLEY, G., J., & H., 6 & 7, Hi~h town. See advertisement at end of Directory

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. Ward, The Misses, 2, Laburnum villas, Portfield street Webb, E., 5, High street Williams, Miss, Cornewall street Williams, Miss Emma, 124, Widemarsh st. Dyers. Steam Dye Works, Proprietor, Henry Vaughan & Co., 26, Commercial street Electric Bell Fitters. Corner, John, 18 & 19, Commercial street Harding, R. M., & Sons, 48, Commercial street; iron and brass foundry, Bath street. See interleaf advertisement Townsend, A.~ 23 & 24, High town, See advertisement at end of Directory Encaustic Tile Manufacturers. GODWIN AND HEWITT, manufacturers of encaustic, geometrical, and other tiles, Victoria Tile works, College road. See inte1·leaf advertisement GODWIN, WILLIAM, & SON, Lugwardine works, Withington. See advertisement opposite Title Page Engineers Civil. Armstrong, John Ward, Fen ton house, Bodenham road Johnson, Arthur, Wood view, Broomy hill Engineers Mechanical. Nayler & Co., Friars street Nayler, George, 33, Portland street Engravers. JAKEMAN & CARVER, 4 & 5, High town, and printing works, Widemarsh street. See interleaf advts. Fancy Repositories. Adams, Mrs. Sarah, 29, High town Baynham, Miss Ada Mary, 4, King street Brewer, H., 15, Commercial street Dutton, Miss E., Free Library buildings, Broad street Grainger, Mrs. Elizabeth, 73, Commercial road JAKEMAN & CARVER, DISCOUNT BOOKSELLERS, FINE ART AND GENERA!. PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, & ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, ENGRAVERS, DIE SINKERS, AND STAMPERS ; FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSE; ARTISTS' REPOSITORY; 4 & 5, High town, and printing works, Widemarsh street, See interleaf advertisements J ones, J oseph, 10, Broad street King, S., 78, Eign street Stone, Thomas, The Arcade, 21, High town Strange, Mrs. George, 1:39, St. Owen: street Turner, George F., 25, Commercial street Wilson & Fhillips, 17, Eign street Farmers. Chamberlain, William Bowen, Bartonsham farm Edwards, John (dairy), Pembridge lodge, 122, St. Owen street Leake, J ames, Hunderton farm Lewis, William, Putson Mailes, Richard William, Huntington Millichamp, Richard, Poole farm, 176, Bel· mont road Morris, John, Huntington Pearman, George, Red Barn, Grandstand road Powell, J ames, 185, Belmont road Quarrell, Thomas J oseph, Newton farm, Hunderton Snead, Mrs. L. S., Causeway farm, 180, Belmont road Williams, John Powell, Ox farm, White· cross street Fell mongers. Harrison & Bowen, Newmarket street Herron, G. R., & Son, Monkmoor mills, . Commercial road ; London warehouse, 25, St. Thomas street, London Bridge. See advertisement at end of Directory Fishing Tackle Makers. Ebrall, B. E., 4, High street Knowles, J., 18, Broad street Fishmongers. Burgoyne, John, 128, Widemarsh street Daw, Francis, 28, St. Owen street Fletcher & Co., (Direct Fish, Game, and Poultry Supply), 5-!, Commercial street Fletcher, Henry A., 19, Eign street. See interleaf advertisement Nurse, Henry, 15 & 16, High street Stephens & Co., 16 & 17, Broad street Williams, C., (wholesale and retail), 9, Eign street Florists. Baynham, Sarah Ann, 1, Preston place, Chandos street Crompton, Henry, 124, St. Owen street Davison, George, 41, Church street English l!"'ruit and Rose Co. (Cranston's) Limited, 57, Broad street Grove, William, St. Owen's Nurseries Hain, U riah, 44, Eign street Heeks, John, 32, Broad street Whiting, C., 23, Eign street Wilson, John, 43, Commercial street With's Plant Food Co., Guildford street

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. 383 French Polishers. WEST of ENGLAND FURNISH. Ball, George, 7, Stanhope terrace, Stanhope street Bennett, Charles, 15, St. Nicholas street Crompton, Alfred Richard, 15, Prospect terrace, St. Martin street; workshop, Beethoven cottage, Berrington street GREENLAND, GEORGE, 1, High street, and at High street, Ross. See advertisement facing page 1 Haywood, Thomas, 37, Church street HOLLOWAY, G., 16, Commercial street. ]first-class workmen sent out to renovate old furniture, etc. Floors stained and varnished ; builders' work undertaken. See interleaf advertisement MADDOX, WILLIAM, Offa house, St. Peter's square. See advertise'l tt at end of Directory Morris, Francis, 23, Harold street Vear, Arthur Henry, 43, Mill street WEST OF ENGLAND FURNISHING CO., 20, Eign street; W. Shorten, Manager. See interleaf advertisement Fruiterers. English Fruit and Ruse Co. (Cranston's) Limited, 57, Broad street Hardman, W., 52, Eign street Hewlett, George, 32, Commercial street Jones, Henry, 114, Whitecross street Neesham, Alfred, 7, Commercial road Robinson, 1\Irs. Margaret Mary, 12, King street Rogers, Henry R. (wholesale and retail), High street Whiting, C., 23, Eign street Funeral Furnishers. Edwards, Augustus C., Alban house, 16, 17, & 18, High town. See adve'l·tisement at end of Directory Greenland, George, 31, High town, 1, High street, and at Ross. See advertisement facing page 1 Hobby, Thomas, Widemarsh street, res., 9, W almer street King & Son, London house, High town Palfrey, Thomas Claro, 72, Commercial rd. Pilley, J. B., & E., 2, High town Preece & Knowles, Bridge street Thompson, Richard, 62, St. Martin street Webb, E., 5, High street Wilks, Edward W., Cambrian place, 12, Whitecross street W oolley, Thomas, 4, St. Peter's street Furniture Brokers. EXCHANGE & MART, 50, Commercial street, G. Holloway, Proprietor. See interleaf advertisement Pritchard, J., 63, Eign street ING Co., 20, Eign street; W. Shorten, Manager. See interleaf advertisement Furniture Van Proprietors. HOLLOW AY, GEORGE, New and improved vans ; 16, Commercial street. See interleaf advertisement MADDOX, WILLIAM, Offa house, St. Peter's square. See advertisement at end of Directory M organ, J a.mes, Stone bow house, CommerCial road Nash, C. J. P., & Co., 46, Eign street; res. The Laurels, Ryeland street. See advertisement at end of Directory PARRY, THOMAS, 25, Coningsby street. See interleaf advertisement Ralph, Preece, Davies, & Co., 138, Widemarsh street. See advertisement at end of Directory WEST of ENGLAND FURNISHING Co., 20, Eign street ; W. Shorten, Manager. See interleaf advertisement Game:-Dealers in. Fletcher & Co. The Direct Fish, Game, & Poultry Supply, 54, Commercial street ]'}etcher, Henry A., 19, Eign street. See interleaf advertisement Neesham, Alfred, 7, Commercial road Nun;e, Henry, 15 & 16, High street Step hens & Oo., 15 & 16, Broad street Williams, C., (wholesale and retail), 9, Eign street Gardeners Jobbing. Abel, George, 4, Preston place, Cha.ndos street Arnold, John, Win don terrace, 32, Richmond street Baker, William, 37, Moorfield street Bald win, John, 7, Holmer road Bishop, J ames, Kingstone cottages, 63, Whitecross road Bowen, John, 3, Bedford street Bowen, Thomas, 2, Andrew's terrace, Eign road Brown, William, 12, Guildford street Brown, ·w illiam, Kingstone cottages, 65, 'Vhitecross road Cowper, Elisha., Putson cottage Croft, George, Ivy cottage, Folly lane, Aylestone hill Cross, Robert, Clifton cottage, Oxford street Dale, George, 9, Bridge street Donovan, Daniel, Suftun place, 73, Ei~ road Edwards, William, The Old Friars, Whitefriars street .Evans, J ames, 23, Cotterell street Evans, William, Chelsea. place, Cotterell street

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. J enkins, William, 54, Park street J ones, George, 33, Hampton street J onfls, Thomas, Merton place, 45, Cotterell street Jordan, George, Belvidere Lodge, Broomy hill Lewis, Thomas, 42, St. Martin street Meek, John, New road, Aylestone bill Nicbolls, J ames, 50, Mill brook street Pember, John, Castle hill, Quay street Philpotts, Thomas, 18, Canon Moor street Pound, Thomas Oliver, 1, Chesterfield villas, W estfaling street Price, Benjamin, 1, Barton cottages, Broomy hill Reece, William, 8, Tanbrook place, Widemarsh street Ruck, John, Victoria villa, 17, Cornewall street Smith, William, 50, Mill street Tranter, 'L'homas (market), Rose cottage, 2, Whi tecross road Watkin, Henry, 121, Green street Wheeler, Caroline, (market), Ivy cottage, Whitecross road Whiting, John, Holbrook cottage, Hampton park Williams, John, 9, Barton cottages, Broomy hill Williams, J osiah, 1, Holm er road Williams, Richard, 21, Coningsby street Williams, William, Bartonfield cottage, W estfaling street 'V oodhall, J ames, 1, The Cottages, Broomy hill Gas Fitters. Alexander & Duncan, 10, High town, and at Leominster. See interleaf advm·tisement Alexander, W. T., 38 & 39, Eign street. See advert-isement at end of Directnry Barber, William, R.P.C., 39 & 41, Bridge street. See advertisement at tnd of Di1·ectory Carless, Thomas, 34, High town. See interleaf adve1·tisement Corner, John, 18 & 19, Commercial street Corporation GasWorks; "\V. Parlby, ]}fanager. See interleaf advertisement Grout, John, 28, High town Barding, R. M., & Sons, 48, Commercial street; iron and brass foundry, Bath street. See interleaf adve1·tisement Morley, J. H., 84, Eign street. Morris, P., & Son, 9 & 10, Widemarsh street. See interleaf advertisement Greengrocers. Baynham, J ames, The Market; res. Holland place, Blackmarstone English Fruit and Rose Co. (Cranston's), Limited, 57, Broad street Hardman, W., 52, Eign street Hewlett, George, 32, Commercial square Illman, Mrs., Market hall; res. Hampton green, Tupsley Perry, John, The Market ; res. Mansion house Robinson, Mrs. Margaret Mary, 12, King street . Rogers, Henry R., (wholesale and retail), High street W ainscott, Henry, 21, Eign street Whiting, C., 23, Eign street Grocers, Tea Dealers, and Provision Merchants. CLARKSON & SON, City & County Supply Stores, 9, High town. See advertisement facin[J front cover Cooke, George, & Son, 25, High town, and 22, Eign street Davies, .Tames, 4, Widemarsh street Davies, William, 17, Commercial road Dyke, Francis, 34, St. Owen street Earp, Charles, 59, Whitecross street Eckley, S., 25, Broad street GURNEY, ALFRED, 12, High town. See interleaf advertisement Hall, Arthur Edwin, 13, 14, & 15, Widemarsh street, and 70, N ewtown Hereford Co-operative & Industrial Society, Limited, Mrs. Alice W eare, Jfanageress, 35, St. Owen street Higley, Henry, 28, Newtown Higley, W., 57, Harold street and corner of Green street Hunt, William, 5, Foley street India & China Tea Company, 61, Commercial street, and 81, Eign street Keay, Edward, 33, Commercial street King Coal & Co., 31, Eign street Lloyd, Henry J ames, 83, Green street Maddox, E., 43, Eign street MARCHANT & MATTHEWS, 3, High street. See interleaf advertisement Maynard, Thomas, 71, Commercial road Morris, Gwynne H., 8, High town Mutual Benefit Tea Company, 4 & 5, Maylord street New Co-operative Stores, 1, Widemarsh street, and 24, Eign street Pearce, William, 10, Eign street Pearson, Charles, 1, Ryeland street Sharp, 0., 30, Eign street Slatter, C. W., 17, Commercial street. See advertisement at end of Directory Smith, .Frederick Augustus, 43, Berrington street Tombs, Mrs. E. L., 114, St. Owen street Weaver, Arthur Richard, Victoria villas, 16, Cornewall street Williams, Henry, 7, 1\laylord street Williams, J. &. R., 21, Commercial street Williams, Samuel, 2, Eign street Woodward, George, 21, Eign road Worthing, Thomas, 14, King street Gun Manufacturers. Ebrall, B. E., 4, High street Ladmore, William, 100, East street

HEREFORD TRADES DIR~CTORY. Hairdressers. Bause, Louis, 11, High street Dyer, Henry J., 23, Broad street Edwards, A. J., 65, Eign street Evans, J oseph, 22, Blue school street Evans, Mrs. M. A., 53, Commercial street Foulkes, Edward T., 14, Commercial street Griffiths, Stanley, 30, Bridge street Hodges, Joseph, 2 & 3, Maylord street Holtham, Clement, 56, Commercial road Law ford, J ames, 120, Widemarsh street Lee, J., 34, Bewell street Lewis, Frank, 28, Union street Nash, William, 2, Albert place, Whitehorse street Nasb, W. H., 3, Church street Newman, Charles, 31, St. Owen street Powell, Henry, 44, West street Richards, J., 14, St. Peter street Shrine, Charles, 13, Guildford street Stanley, G., 3, Bewell street Stanley, Thomas, 182, Edgar street Williams, George, 6, Whitefriars street Wood, Wm. Thomas, 70, Park street Hatters. Baker, E. J., High town Cox, .J. J., 26, High town Curtis & Curtis, 146, Widemarsh street Evans, J., 22, High town Hathaway, F., 11, 12, & 13, St. Peter's st. Jones, J., 9, Commercial street Keay, Robert, 42, Broad street. See advertisement at end of Di1·ectory Masters & Co., The Cardiff Clothiers, 11, High street M organ, J ames, 77, Eign street N orton & Son, 8, Broad street Pritchard & Sons, High town. See advertuement at end of Directory Roberts, Moses, 150, Widemarsh street Symonds, William, 143 & 144, Widemarsh street Wheatstone, A., 1 & 2, Church street Young, W alter, 46, Broad street Hauliers. Lewis, Robert, 2, Barton cottages, Broomy hill Mayo, Edwin, 94, East street Parry, Thomas, 25, Coningsby street. See interleaf advertisement Horse Breakers. Bowen, William, W estfields Woolley, John, 2, Richmond street Horse Dealer. Hills, J ames, 5, Ea ton terrace, Portland street Horticultural Builder. HOBBY, THOMAS, Widemarsh street ; res. 9, W almer street Hosiers and Glovers. Baker, E. J., High town Chandler, Paul, 80, Eign street Collins, William, 13, High town Cox, J. J., 26, High town Edwards, Augustus C., Alban house, 16, 17, & 18, High town. See advertisement at end of Di1·ectory Davies, D., 83, Eign street Evans, J ames, 22, High town Greenland, George, 1, High street, and at High street, Ross. &e advertisement facing page 1. Griffiths, A. J., 69, Eign street King & Son, London house, High town Knight, W akefield, 58, Commercial street and 27, High town N orton & Son, 8, Broad street Phillips, George E., 20, High town Pilley, J. B. & E., 2, High town Pritchard & Sons, High town. See adver· tisement at end of IJinctory Roberts, Moses, 150, Widemarsh street Walmsley, G., J., & H., 6 & 7, High tocww'T'In, See advertisement at end of Directo'ry Web b, E., 5, High street Wheatstone, A., 1 & 2, Church street Witts, Charles, 87, Eign street W oolley, Thomas, St. Peter street Young, W alter, 46, Broad street Hotels. Black Swan-Humphrey Owen, 8, Widemarsh street City Arms-T. R. Clutterbuck, Broad street Exchange~John Wright, 40, Broad street ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, 'l'he City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. &e interleaf advertisements Ga1·rick-Thomas Yapp, 8, St. Peter street Green Dragon (family & commercial)-The Green Dragon Hotel Company, Limited, Broad street. Miss Saunders, Manageress Greyhound-E. W. Garrett, 88, Eign street Ke1·ry Arms-Thomas Hill, Commercial square. Agricultural, commercial, and family hotel; home-brewed ales ; good stabling. See advertisement at end of Directory Me1·ton (The)-Charles Farr, 28, Commercial road. General posting house; funerals supplied. &e advertisement at end of Directory Mit1·e (.The)-Miss Williams, Broad street Hot Water Fitters. Alexander & Duncan, 10, High town Alexander, W. T., 38 & 39, Eign street. See advertisement at end of Directory Barber, William, R.P.C., 39 & 41, Bridge street. See advertisement at end of JJirecto'l'y

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. Bridgwater, J ames Stephens, 97, Whitecross street Oarless, Thomas, 34:, High town. See interleaf advertisement Corner, John, 18 & 19, Commercial street Gill, Alexander Henry, 4, Albert villas, Cotterell street Harding, R. M., & Sons, 48, Commercial street ; iron and brass foundry, Bath street. See interleaf advertisement Morris, P., & Son, 9 & 10, Widemarsh street. See interleaf advertisement Stephens, William, The Bridge, St. Martin street Vaughan, C. W., & Son, 27, Commercial street. See interleaf advertisement House Furnishers. Oole, S., 29, Commercial street Greenland, George, 31, High town, 1, High street, and at Ross. See advert,isement facing page 1. HOLLOWAY, G., the largest and best stock of artistic furniture within 50 miles, oriental novelties, 16, Commercial street. See interleaf advertisement MADDOX, WILLIAM, O:ffa house, St. Peter's square. See advertisement at end of Directory West of England Furnishing Company, Eign street; W. Shorten, Manager. See interleaf adve1·tisement Inns and Taverns. .Angler, The-J ames Charles Goodman, 24, & 25, Union street Bakers' .Arms-Charles Perkins, Bath street Barrack Tavern-William Albert Palmer, Eign road Barrel, The-Tewkesbury Brewery Co., Eign street Barton Tavem-Stephen Herbert, St. Nicholas street Bay Horse-J. Lane, King's Acre, agent for ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements Belle Vue-Charles Phillips, Eign road Black Lion-J ohn Hammonds, 31, Bridge street Booth Hall-Mrs. Mary Phillips, High town ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements Bowling Green -C. Errington, Be well street Brewers' .A1-ms-Edwin Da.rch, Eign road Bricklayer's .Arms-Thomas J ones, 84, St. Owen street Bridge-Allan Bayliss, Holmer Britannia-Thomas Gillett, Cotterell street Buckinghamshire House - William Price, Whitecross road, agent for ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements Bull's Head-Thomas Watkins, Widemarsh common Butchers' .Arms-Mary Jones, 55, Berrington street Cambrian Arms - Thomas Prosser, 14, Whitecross street Cattle Market Tavern-Martin Pearson, Newmarket street Coach and Horses-E. Clay, 47, Commercial street Commercial-Mrs. Lucy Buckland, 45, Commercial road Cotterell .Arms-Lucinda Meredith, Cotterell street Crown - Arnold J ackson, 35 & 36, St. Martin street Duke's Head- George T. Webb, 2, St. .Martin street Elephant and Castle- John Trupp, St. Peter's street, agent for ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford, Price IJists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements Essex .Arms--Sophia Parry, 85, 'Videmarsh street Fleece-EH Smith, 2, St. Owen street Globe-Thomas Hickman, 17, Newmarket street Gloucester House-John Davies, 38, Berrington street Golden Cross-Miss A. Gibbs, 9, Maylord street Golden Lion-Elizabeth Beavan, Aubrey st. ARNOLD PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See inte1'- leaf advertisements Golden Lion-Ro bert Cooper, 36, Grandstand road Grapes-W atkins & Son, 39, Church street Grea.t Western-Edward King 19, Commercial road Greyhound Dog-William Brown, 186, Belmont road, agent for ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements Hea1·t of Oak-John Thomas, 27, Newtown Hop Pole-Samuel Williams, 54, Commercial street Horse & Groom-George F. Hills, 50, Eigo street

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. Imperial, The-12, Widemarsh street, sells only W ATKINS' GOLDEN SUNLIGHT AND OTHER GOLD MEDAL ALES AND STOUT. Head office, Eign street. See advertisement on cover King's Head-Watkins & Son, 52, Broadst. Lamb-J ohn Graty, 32, St. Owen street Lichfield Vaults-H. Hickman, 11, Church street Maidenhead-W. Little, Eign street Millbrook Tavern-Richard Trickle bank, 12 & 13, Millbrook street Moorjield-George Dalziel, Moorfield street Moss Cottage-Mrs. Charles Davies, Foleyst. Nelson, The - Mrs. Sarah Skyrme, West street, agent for ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements New Harp-Thomas Innes, 34, Union street Newtown-Richard Adams, 71, Newtown Numbe1· Five-W atkins & Son, 148, Widemarsh street Number .1'en-Humphrey Owen, 10, Widemarsh street Old Harp-George Pearman, 126, Widemarsh street Orange Tree-Edward Clay, King street Oxford Arms-Mrs. Sarah Crutchley, 42, Widemarsh street Pack Horse, The - Mrs. Ann Pazry, 175, Belmont road, agent for ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements Pine Apple - Henry Arthur Read, Widemarsh street, agent for ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf adve1·tisements Plough-Thos. Griffiths, 75. Whitecross st. Plaugh-Thomas Morris, Aubrey street Prince of Wales-William Graty, 54, Eign street · Punch Bowl-J oseph Barratt, 8, West street Queen's Arms-Row land Smith, 4, Broad st. Race Horse-Jas. Whitney, 6, Newtown Railway-Stephen Herbert, .Barton street Railway Bell-Ellen Parry, Blue School st. Raven, The - Mrs. Sarah Ann Vick, 1, Maylord street, agent for ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements Red Lion-Mrs. E. Garstone, Victoria street Rose and Crown - Edward Wood, Ledbury road, agent for ARNOLD PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements Royal George - William Watkins, 31, Widemarsh street, agent for ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements Royal Oak-Mrs. A. M organ, Barton street, agent for ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Heretord. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements Royal Standard-Thomas Innes, Bewell street Rummer, The - George C. Da\ies, 42, Bewell street, agent for ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See inte?·Zeaf advertisements Saracen's Head-Wa.lter Badham, St. :Martin street, agent for ARNOLD PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf adve1·tisements Sawyers' Rest-Phillip Gwillim, Burcott rd. ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements Seven Stars-Fawkes Henzy, East street, agent for · ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements Ship-J ohn Cooper, 120, Ross road Ship-John Davies & Co., 105, St. Owen street Spread Eagle-Henry Dance, King street Sun Inn-Tom Williams, 33, St. Owen st. Sun Tavern-Thomas Bach Ingram, 7 • St. Peter's street, agent for ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf adve?'tisements

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. Swan-J oseph Bailey, Aylestone hill Th.ree Crowns-W atkins & Son, 72, Eign street Three Elms-Richard William Mailes, Huntington Vaga Tavern-James Giles, Runderton Victoria-Thomas White, 1, Edgar street Victoria Hotel-William Charles Davies, 25, Widemarsh street, corner of Newmarket street Vine-Elizabeth Andrews, Blue School st. Volunteer-Lunette Meredith, 18, Harold street Waterman's .Arms-John Carter, 53, St. Martin street Weavers' .Arms-T. Hickman, 40, Bewell street Wellington A 1·ms-Henry Dance, 24, Widemarsh street West End Vaults-Mrs. Phillips, 68, Eign street West Midland-Prendy 0. J ones, 62, Eign street Whalebone-Mrs. Anne Williams, Eigne, Hampton Park Wheatsheaf-Eliza Davies, 22, Newmarket street White Hart - 49, Broad street ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements White Horse-Arthur J. Rishop, 32, Union street White Lion-Henry Lucas, Maylord street Wool Pack - William Trahearn, 4, St. Nicholas street, agent for ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL ALES & STOUT, The City Brewery, Hereford. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisementa Ironmongers. Alexander & Duncan (agriculturalfgeneral, manufacturing, and furnishing), 10, High town, and at Leominster. See interleaf advertisement Bellow & Son, Newmarket street, and at Leominster Carless, Thomas, 34, High town. See interleaf advertisement Corner, J., 18 & 19, Commercial street Evans, Francis, 5, Bridge street Grout, John, 28, High town Harding, R. M., & Sons, 48, Commercial street ; iron and brass foundry, Bath street. See interleaf advertisement Helliar, James, 6, Church street Matthews, William, 6~ & 7, St. Nicholas street Morley, J. H., 84, Eign street Morris, P., & Son, 9 & 10, Widemarsh str -et. depot in Cattle Market. See interleaf advertisement Jewellers. Alien, A., 41, Commercial street Coates, J., & Son, 49, Commercial street Cull wick, B., 14, High street Hatton & Co., 55, Commercial street Hayton, D., 12, Church street Margrett, W., 54, Broad street. See advertisement at end of Directory Miller, William, 1, Bridge street Oswin, W. H., 15, Broad street. See interleaf advertisement Parker, Richard, 17, Church street Randall, Henry William, 149, St. Owen street Reeves, W., 32, Church street Simmonds, J. Johnson, 23, Commercial street Laundresses. Dalla, Mrs., 60, Park street Davies, Mrs. Eliza, Stafford place, 1, Breinton street Edwards, Mrs. Ruth, 69, Park street Gunter, Mrs. Martha, Springfield place, 31, Scudamore street Gwatkin, Mrs. Caroline, 32, Portfield street Hoddinott, Mrs. Eliza, 27, Harold street Hook, Mrs. 1\Iary Ann, 58, Cotterell street Horrobin, Mrs. Emily, 108, Widemarsh street Hughes, Mrs. Mary, Hatfield lodge, 1, Cotterell street Jenner, Mrs. Mary, Lisbourne terrace, 9, Guildford street Lawford, Mrs. J ane, 64, Widemarsh street MacCreery, Mrs. Margaret, Whitecross st. Mason, Mrs. Eliza, 81, Edgar street Mason, Mrs. Harriet, Merton place, 44, Cotterell street Morris, Mrs., 58, Millbrook street Parry, Mrs., Widemarsh common Pogson, Mrs. Sarah, Fern lodge, Cotterell street Preece, Mrs. Sarah, 35, Belmont road Price, Mrs., 73, Mill brook street Rumsey, Mrs. Mary, 14, Whitefriars street Scudamore, Mrs. Mary, Belvidere cottage, Broomy hill South, Mrs. Caroline, 73, Park street Thomas, Mrs. Clara, 9, Portland street Williams, Mrs. Mary Maria, 32, Cotterell stret.t Leather Sellers. Batten & Son, 14, Eign street Millson, W., 33, Church street Pritchard, "\V., 9, Broad street Lime Merchants. Evans, Henry, office and wharf, Barton station; head office, Vaga lawn, Broomy hill; sole agent in Hereford and District for the Cardiff crown patent fuel

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. Field's Mercantile Company, Limited, head office, Shrewsbury ; agent for Hereford, George Bennett. See interleaf advertisement Fluck, E. G., wharf, Barton station, res., 21, St. Martin street Gethen, William Cecil, wharf, Barton station ; res. 134, St. Owen street Nash, C. J. P., & Co., 46, Eign street, res., The Laurels, Ryeland street. See advertisement at end of Directm7J Old Radnor Lime Company, agent, J. Phillips, Barton. See interleaf advertisement Parry, Thomas, 25, Coningsby street. See interleaf advertisement Ralpb, Preece, Davies, & Co., 138, Widemarsh street. See adverttSement at end of Directo111 South Wales Coal Company, 9, West street Lithographers. JAKEMAN & CARVER, DISCOUNT BOOKSELLERS. FINE ART AND GENERAL PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, & ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, ENGRAVERS, DIE SINKERS, AND STAMPERS, FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSE; ARTISTS' REPOSITORY; 4 & 5, High town, and printing works, Widemarsh street. See interleaf advertisements Livery Stable Keepers. Farr, Charles, Merton Hotel, Commercial road. See advertisement at end of Directory Green Dragon Posting and Carriage Building Co., 43, Broad street; J oseph Elliott, Proprieto1·. See interleaf advertisement Griffiths, J., Greyhound stables, Bewell street Hutton, Alfred, 13, Union street Smith, Row land, \V est End stables, Eign street Locksmiths & Bellhangers. Alexander & Duncan, 10, High town, and at Leominster. See interleaf advertisement Barber, William, R.P.C., 39 & 41, Bridge street. See advm·tisement at end of Direct011J Carless, Thomas, 34, High town. See interleaf advertzsement Derry, John E., 31, Union street Grout, J., 28, High town Harding, R. M., & Sons, 48, Commercial street ; foundry, Bath street. See interleaf advertisement Matthews, William, 6~ & 7, St. Nicholas street Morley, .J. H., 84, Eign street Morris, P., & Son, 9 & 10, Widemarsh street ; depot in Cattle market. See interleaf adt·ertisement Vaughan, C. W., & Son, 27, Commercial street. See interleaf advertisement W right, J oseph, 10, Victoria street Machinists. Brock, T. A., Widemarsh street Devon port, John, Grosmond place, 29, Harold street Evans, John, 19, Newmarket street Grimmett, George, Ohio place, 32, Newtown Saxty, John Richard, 2, Evelyn villas, Ryeland street Slaymaker, Henry John, 1, Chandos villas~ Chandos street Mantle Makers. Edwards, Augustus C., Alban house, 161 17, & 18, High town. See advertisement at end of Directory Elliott, Miss, 6, Norfolk terrace, St. Martin street Greenland, George, 1, High street, and at High street, Ross. See advertisement facin.q page 1. Higginson, Mrs. Harriette, 12, St. Ethelbert street Webb, E., 5, High street Manure Manufacturers. With's Plant Food Co., "Widemarsh ; manufacturers of With's Carbon Universal Manures for farmer& and gardeners Manure Merchts. & Agents. Barrett, Henry (agent for Kent, of Bristol), 4, Norfolk terrace, St. Martin street George, William Robert, Marble villa, 14. Edgar street (agent for Native Guano Co., London, and Bradburn & Co., Wolverhampton) Rogers & Co., 13, Bridge street, and 4, Commercial street. See advertisement inside front cover Smith, Thomas (Crowe, Taylor, & Co., Stp Helens), 116, St. Owen street Ward, Francis, .Maple villa, Olive street Marine Store Dealers. Brace, W., 16, Church street Bridges, Samuel, 106, St. Owen street Clarke, William, 56, Friar street Cooper, Mrs. E., 22, Little Berrington st. Preece, J ames, 106, St. Owen street Masons. (See also Builders and Stone Masons.) Bigglestone, John, Eigne Farm cottage, Hampton Park Coo m bs, George, Myrtle villas, W estflelds:

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. Crampton, Leonard, 1, Ennismore villas, Chandos street Farr, Edward, 1 & 2, Anthony cottages, Eign street George, Herbert, 81, N ewtown Rarris, George, 55, Park street Hill, J oseph, 35, Cotterell street J ames, Thomas, 7, Foley street Kennett, Hany, 36, Newtown Martin, Daniel, 8, Stanhope terrace, Stanhope street Meredith, Joseph, Kingstone cottages, 62, Whitecross road Parry, George, 47, Bath street Powell, J ames, 32, Widemarsh street Powell, Joseph, 38, Belmont road Preece, William, 24, Belmont road Skyrme, Samuel, 28, Cotterell street Walker, Edward, 59, Portfield street Walker, George, 4, Lishourne terrace, Guildford street '\V alters, William, 86, Edgar street Winter, James, 8!, Edgar street '\V ood, Thomas, 106, Edgar street Milk Purveyors. Davies, Miss Sarah, 125, Widemarsh street Harding, William, 92~, Widemarsh street Humphreys, Edward, 83, Edgar street Matthews, Edwin, 13, East street Matthews, J ames, Eign street Matthews, J ames, 25, May lord street Mortlock, Clifford, 43, Moorfield street Pollard, Raymond, 25, Foley street Sisum, J ames, 5, St. Owen street Snowzell, Charles, 58, Eign street Stephens, Mrs. Anne, 7, Wye street Williams, J. P., Ox farm, Whitecross street Withington Dairy, Broad street; J. Elliott, Proprietor Millers. Bayley, George Sheppard, 28, Bridge street Rogers & Co., 13, Bridge street, and 4, Commercial road. &e advertisement inside front cover Saunders, Daniel, Scutt Mill house, Ledbury road Steam Roller Flour Mills, Bath street, William Lewis, Prop1'-ietor Watkins Bros., Imperial mills, Friar street. See advertisement on cover Milliners. Blinkhorn, Thomas, Gloucester house, 10, St. Peter street Chandler, Paul, 80, Eign street Clarke, Miss M. H., 6, Broad street Davies, D., 83, Eign street Edwards, Augustus C., Alban house, 16, 17, & 18, High town. See adver:tisement at end of Directory Greenland, George, 1, High street, and at High street, Ross. See advertisement facing page 1 King & Son, London house, High town Knight, W akefield, 58, Commercial street, and 27, High town Lewis, Mrs. Louisa, 14, Victoria street Myer, Mrs., & Miss Mumby, 51, St. Martin street Nash, S. C., 58, Broad street Phillips, George E., 20, High town Russell, M., City Bon Marche, 24, Commercial street Simpson, C. H., 16, Eign street Smith, W. H., 8, High street WALMSLEY, G., J., & H., 6 & 7, High town. See advertisement at end of Directory W argent, Mrs. Ann, 24, Cornewall street Webb, E., fl, High street Witts, Charles, 87, Eign street Millwrights. Luker, George, Dorset place, 34, Richmond street Russell, Charles, 33, Belmont road Mineral Water Manufactrs. ARNOLD, PERRETT & Co., Mineral Water works, May lord street. Price Lists and particulars on application. See interleaf advertisements Davies, George, Coningsby street WATXINS & SON, The Hereford Brewery, head office, Eign street. See advertisement on cover Monumental Masons. Andrews, George, Blue School street Bigglestone, E., Cathedral Close King, T. A., 29, Eign street. See advertisement at end of Directory Lane & Ham bidge, Eign street Wellington, _arthur Wellesley, Lansdowne place, 17, Cotterell street Mourning Coach Proprietors Farr, Charles, MertonHotel,28, Commercial road. See advertisement at end of Directory Green Dragon Posting and Carriage Building Co., 43, Broad street ; J oseph Elliott, Proprietor. See interleaf advertisement Oliver, Richard, Sun Rise house, Catherine street Music and Musical I nstrument Warehouses. Reins and Co., 53, Broad street, and Beethoven hall. See interleaf advertise· ment London & Provincial Music stores, 32, High town. See interleaf advertisement

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. 391 Nail Manufacturer. Evans, Francis, (and chain), 5, Bridge street Naturalist. ' Ashdown, Charles, F.Z.S., 3, Bridge street News Agents. Meredith, Mrs. S., 66, Eign street Merrick, Francis J ames, 1, King street Morrison, J. W atson, 1, High town Newspapers. HEREFORD JOURNAL, general advertiser for the counties of Hereford, Brecon, Radnor, Monmouth, Salop, W orcester, Gloucester; printed and published by John McCoy, every Friday evening for Saturday, price 1d.; conservative politics; 8 pages; established 1713; office, 34, Broad street. See advertisement opposite Newspapers in Trades Directory HEREFORD MERCURY & Independent; printed and published by the proprietor, T. Godwin Chance, every Tuesday evening for Wednesday, price 1d.; independent politics ; office, Eign street. See advertisement facing page 291 HEREFORD TIMES, and general advertiser for the United Kingdom; largest newspaper in the world ; printed and published by the proprietors, Messrs. Charles and Edwyn Anthony every Friday evening for Saturday; liberal politics, two full sheets, 16 pages, 112 columns, with monthly supplement ; established 1832. Steam printing offices, Maylord street. Price 2~d.; free by post to any part of the Kingdom, 3d. See advertisement facing Index Hereford Weekly Marvel, printed aud published by Fredk. Thos. Hawkins; price ld. ; office, 13, High street Notaries-Public. Beddoe, Henry Childe (firm of H. C. Beddoe & Son), 37, Bridge street U nderwood, E. M., 30, Castle street Nurserymen. Copelin, John, 4, Lilian place, Ryeland st. Davison, George, Whitecross nurseries English Fruit and Rose Co. (Cranston's} Limited, C. F. Barker, ~Ianager; 57, Broad street Grove, William, St. Owen's nurseries, St. Owen street Reeks, John, 32, Broad street Whiting, Charles, 23, Eign street With's Plant Food Co., Guildford street Nurses. Barwell, Mrs., (monthly), Bath street Chambers, Elizabeth, (monthly), Langley villa, 122, Green street Cooke, Mrs., (monthly), Whitecross road Cotterell, Mrs., (monthly), 14, Friar's street Gunter, Mrs., (monthly), 31, Scudamore street Harris, Susan, (ladies' nurse), Grove place, White Horse street Jackson, Mrs., (monthly), 6, Commercial road Williams, Charlotte, 66, Cotterell street Oil and Colour Warehouses. Carless, Thomas, 34, High town. See interleaf advertisement Cha ve & J ackson, 7, Broad street Morris, P., & Son, 9 & 10, Widemarsh street. See interleaf advertisement Opticians. Coates, J., & Son, 49, Commercial street Cullwick, B., 14,. High street Hatton & Co., 55, Commercial street Margrett, W., 54, Broad street. See advertisement at end of Directory Oswin, W. H., 15, Broad street. See interleaf advertistment Townsend, A., 23 & 24, High town. See advertisement at end of lJirectory Organ Builder. Ingram, Eustace, West street, res., Raneleigh street Outfitters. Baker, E. J., High town Cox, J. J., 26, High town Curtis & Curtis, 146, Widemarsh street Evans, J., 22, High town Hathaway, F., 11, 12, & 13, St. Peter street Keay, Robert, 42, Broad street. See advertisement at end of Directory Masters & Co., The Cardiff Clothiers, 11, High street Millar, John & Robert, 27, Widemarsh st. Mitchell, J ames, 12 & 13, Edgar street Pritchard & Sons, High town. See advertisement at end of Directory Symonds, William, 143 & 144, Widemarsh street Painters and Decorators. Bace, Thomas, 30, St. Martin street Barber, William, R.P.C., 39 & 41, Bridge street See advertisement at end of lJirectory. Bassett, Joseph, 57, St. Owen street Beard, Micbael, 112, Green street Brace, Thomas, 62, Green street Bush, Thomas J., 41, Mill street

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. Cale, Thomas, 5, Coningsby street Cale, Warren, 22, Newtown Cole, J ames, 109, Park street Cooke Edwin, 26, Widemarsh street Davies, James, 19, Foley street Dutton, Alfred, 24, Victoria street Edwards, W alter, 3, Providence place, Guildford street Errington, Edward, 26, Union street Fresle, Francis, 57, Richmond street Gammage, Henry Adam, 116, Widemarsh street Gammage, Henry Smith, 96, Widemarsh street Garland, William, Mortimer road Godsell, Alfred Richard, 1, Tan brook place, Widemarsh street Godsell, J. W., 2, Tanbrook place, Widemarsh street Green, Thomas, 38, Portland street Harris, Edward, 9, Hampton street J ackson, Charles Samuel, 70, Commercial road J ackson, Samuel John, 32, Bath street I ... ink, Albert, 14, Canon Moor street :Mason, John, 18, Commercial road Nott, John, 19, Park street Palamountain, Edwin, I, Walmer street Pearce, Arthur, 6, West street Pearce, Henry, 29, Belmont road PowellJ Henry S., 13, Victoria street Pugh, Thomas, Providence place, Westfields Pye, l!'rederick, 44, Grandstand road Quintin, J ames H., 110, Widemarsh street Rouse, Thomas, Chester place, Cotterellst. Rowberry, William, 131, St. Owen street Savory, William, 34, Commercial street Scott, J oseph, 13, Coningsby street Smith, Edmund Jas., 142, St. Owen street Stephens, Charles Auber, Union street Stephens, Herbert Garnon, W ye villa, Bridge street Stephens, William, The Bridge, St. Martin street Stephens, William J ames, 1, Eastbourne villa, Chandos street Symonds, Alexander, 4, Chesterfield villas, W estfaling street Vaughan, C. W., & Son, 27, Commercial street. See interleaf advertisement W allace, Charles, 97, Edgar street Wheeler, ,J a roes, 16, Whitefriars street Williams, Charles, 49, Berrington street Paperhangers. Barber, William, R.P.C., 39 & 41, Bridge street. See advertisement at end of Directory Cooke, Edwin, 26, Widemarsh street Dutton, Alfred, 24, Victoria street Gammage, Henry Adam, 116, Widemarsh street Gammage, Henry Smith, 96, Widemarsh street J ackson, Samuel John, 32, Bath street Mason, John, 18, Commercial road Rowberry, William, 131, St. Owen street Savory, William, 34, Commercial street Smith, Edmund Jas., 142, St. Owen street Stephens, Charles Auber, Union street Stephens, William, The Bridge, St. Martin street Vaughan, C. W., & Son, 27, Commercial street. See interleaf advertisement Paperhanging Warehouses. Barber, William, R.P.C., 39 & 41, Bridge street See adve1·tisement at end of Directory Cooke, Edwin, 26, Widemarsh street Dutton, Alfred, 24, Victoria street Rowberry, William, 131, St. Owen street Stephens, W., The Bridge, St. Martin st. Vaughan, C. W., & 8on, 27, Commercial street. See interleaf advertisement Workman, R., High town Pastry Cooks. Galloway, William, 28, Commercial street Howlett, F., 55, Broad street Humphrys, Edwin, Hope terrace, 42, Cotterell street Imperial Cafe (S. H. Prosser, Proprietor), St. Peter's street Morgan, Charles, 22 & 23, and 56 & 57, Widemarsh street Nicholas, George, 73 & 74, Eign street Pilley, W alter, 12, High street, and 67, Eign street. See inte1·leaf advertisement Roberts & Sons, 16, St. Peter's street Spencer, P. Russell, Dover house, 3, Widemarsh str·eet. See advertisement at end of Directory Pawnbrokers. Rattan & Co., 55, Commercial street Wood, R. R., 2, Eign street Photographers. Broster, Albert, 126, St. Owen street .BUSTIN & SON, Palace Yard. See adverUsement at end of DirectO'I"y Greetham, Ed win, 44, Commercial road LADMORE, THOMAS, 17, King street. See advertisement at end of Directory Preece, F., 24A, Commercial street Thirl wall, John, 18, King street Pianoforte Tuners. Reins & Co., 53, Broad street & Beethoven hall. See interleaf advertisement London & Provincial Music Stores, 32, High town. See interleaf advertisement Picture Frame Makers. JOHNSTON, T. STANLEY, 3 & 4, St. Owen street. See advertuement at end of Directory Rumsey, Alfred, 9, Union street Wilson & Phillips, 17, Eign street

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. 393 Picture Restorer. JOHNSTON, T. STANLEY, carver, gilder, and picture restorer: manufactory, 3, St. Owen street. See advertisement at end of Directory Plasterers. Bateman, Frederick, 28, Belmont road De Rome, Robert Bannister, 5, Whitefriars street Dowding, Jas. Bailey, 35, Moorfield street Riles, Thomas, Clifton villa, Clifford street Hill, William Henry, 95, Widemarsh street James, Edwin, 20, Newtown Stevens, W alter, White horse street W atkins, J ames, 1, Blue school street Woodyatt, James, 19, Union street Plumbers & Glaziers. Alexander, W. T., 38 & 39, Eign street. See advertisement at end of Directory Barber, William, R.P.C., 39 & 41, Bridge street. See advertisement at end of Directory Cooke, Edwin, 26, Widemarsh street Cull, Thos., 1, Lilian place, Ryeland street Davey, Thomas, 11, Eign road Dutton, Alfred, 24, Victoria street Gammage, Henry Adam, 116, Widemarsh street Gammage, Henry Smith, 96, Widemarsh street Hamblin, William, 3, Balmoral place, Cotterell stret>t Langslow, George, 23, Foley street Lord, Chas. Edward, 29, Blue School street Marsden, Frederick, Lansdowne place, 16, Cotterell street Mason, John, 18, Commercial road Matthews, Henry, 16, Eign road Powell, Henry 8., 13, Victoria street Pugh, Francis, 89, Park street Rowberry, William, 131, St. Owen street Savory, William, 34, Commercial street Skinner, Thomas, Castle Green cottage, 47, Mill street Smith, Edmund Jas., 142, St. Owen street Step hens, Charles Auber, Union street Stephens, William, The Bridge, St. Martin street VAUGHAN, C. W., & SON, specialists in sanitation, ventilation, and water supply, 27, Commercial street. See interleaf advertisement W atson, J ames, 22, Victoria street Williams, Charles, 49, Berrington street Posting Houses. Farr, Charles, Merton Hotel, 28, Commercial road. See advertisement at end of Directory Green Dragon Posting and Carriage Building Co., 43, Broad street ; J oseph Elliott, Propriet01·. See interleaf advertisement Griffiths, J., Greyhound stables, Bewell street Hutton, Alfred, 13, Union street Smith, Row land, West End stables, Eign street Poulterers. Drew, Mrs. Elizabeth, 68, Commercial road Etherington, William, 1, Millbrook street Ji'letcher & Co., Direct Fish, Game, and Poultry Supply, 54, Commercial street Fletcher, Henry A., 19, Eign street. See interleaf advertisement Macklin, Samuel, 83, Bath street Merrett, Anthony Chas., Bryngwyn place, North villa road Nurse, Henry, 15 & 16, High street Stephens & Co., 15 & 16, Broad street Williams, C. (wholesale and retail), 9, Eign street Williams, John, Rose cottage, Westfields Printers. * Letterpress. t Lithographic. t Copperplate. * t tAdams, Mrs. Sarah, 29, High town * Anthony, C. & E., HerefMd Times steam printing offices, Maylord street. See advertisement opposite Contents *Elliott, Richard Ernest, 96, East street *Elliott, Richard Herbert, 15, Commercial road *Elliott, W. & H., 28, Church street *Hawkins, Francis T., 13, High street J AKEMAN & CARVER, DISCOUNT BOOKSELLERS, FINE ART AND GENERAL PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, & ACCOUNT BOOK MANU- FACTURER~ LITHOGRAPHERS, ENG.t(.AVERS, DIE SINKERS, AND STAMPERS, & FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSE; 4 & 5, High town, and printing works, Widemarsh street. See interleaf advertisements *J ones, J oseph, 10, Broad street *Morrison, J. W atson, l, High town *Oldbury, Edward, 15, Church street *Wilson & Phillips, 17, Eign street Professors and Teachers. Augustin, M., teacher of French language, St. Giles villa, St. Owen street Aylward, Mrs., (music), Priory villa, Whitehorse street Babstock, Harry Horder, (organ and pianoforte), Eignbrook house Bankes, George, (singing and violin), lay vicar in Hereford cathedral, 1, Kelvin Grove, Cantilupe street Birch, Miss Theresa, (teacher of languages), Argyle place, 68, Green street Bnrville, William John, (music and pianoforte), 9, King street Tj

394 HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. Castmgs, Arthur, (singing), lay vicar in Hereford cathedral, Alma cottage, 26, Whitecross street Corey, Henry, junr., teacher of Pitman's shorthand, Blackfriars street Holt, Charles Edward, {music), 2, Alpine villas, Tower road Ineson, William James, (singing), lay vicar in Hereford cathedral, 2, Thornleigh villa, Ryeland street Mason, William, L.R.A.M., (music), Old Manor house, 22, St. Owen street NOBBS, JOHN, (music). N.B.- Special care taken with young children and beginners. Terms moderate. Schools attended. 23, Whitecross street. (See al.~o under Shorthand masters). Saul, G., (violin), Castle hill. See advertise· ment at end of Directory Williamson, Miss 1\f., (music and singing), Handel house, 18, St. Owen street Provision Dealers. Dutton, W alter, 16, May lord street Elcox, Joshua, 1 to 5, Market hall and 31, Commercial street Railway Contractor. J ohnson, Arthur, Wood view, Broomy hill Refreshment Rooms. Beavan, W., 4, Bewell street City & County Dining Rooms, Mrs. Hewitt, Proprietress Davies, James, 21 & 22, Commercial road Errington, C., 37 & 38, Bewell street Hill, Mrs. Harriett, 29, St. Owen street Howlett, F., 56, Broad street Imperial Cafe (S. H. Prosser, Proprietor), St. Peter's street Inns, Mrs., Silver Grid, Maylord street Lloyd, John, 36, Commercial street Lodge, Ellen, 30, Newmarket street Mason, Mrs. S. A., 39, Bewell street Nicholas, George, 73 & 74, Eign street Parker, E., Five Ways, 30, Commercial st. Phelps, Mrs. A., 10, Commercial street Pilley, Waiter, 12, High street, & 67, Eign street. See interleaf advertisement Richardson, \V., 85, Eign street Roberts & Sons, 16, St. Peter's street Registry Offices. Bromfield, Mrs., 4EJ, Commercial street Clarke, Mrs. Maria M., 2, Ferrer street Dale, Mrs., Bridge street Ring, S., 78, Eign street Reemes, Mrs. ~usan (servants' home), 12, Commercial road Russell, M., 24, Commercial street Watkins & Clarke, 2, Ferrer street Rope & Twine Warehouses. Court, E., 11, Eign street Gore, Henry (manufacturer), ropery, Cattle market, and 16, Commercial road Rose Growers. English Fruit & Rose Company (Cranston's) Limited, 57, Broad street; C. F. Barker, Manager Saddlers and Harness Makers. Dales, George F., 42, Commercial road Griffiths, James, 19, St. Owen street Harbour, George, 20, Belmont roa.d Jennings, C. F., 12, Eign street. See interleaf advertisement J ones, Edwin, 47, Broad street, also at Brecon. See advertisement at end of Directory Llewellyn, Wm., 16, Commercial road Price, Robert, 20, Commercial road Roberts, Frederick, 56, Eign street Roberts, William, 19, King street Webber, James, 35, Commercial square Saw Mill Proprietors. Bowers, William, & Company, Bath street George, M. E., Canal Wharf, and at Leominster. See interleaf advertisement Schools-Young Gentlemen. Ma1·ked thus * are boarding. *Baker, Edwin, F.R.G.S., Clyde House school, 2, Moorfields, Edgar street *Bowell, Rev. William, M.A., F.R.G.S., F.E.I.S., Trinity Col1ege, Dublin, head master and proprietor of the Gate House school, Widemarsh street. See interleaf advertisement *Hereford Cathedral School (founded A.D. 1831), Governors, The Dean and Chapter of Hereford; Head Master, Rev. T. Thistle, M.A., C.C.C., Oxford, late examiner for the University of New Zealand, warden of Christ's College, Hobart, and headmaster's assistant, Ripon Grammar school; Assistant Masters, (Sept., 1890), Rev. F. M. Higgins, M.A., Oxford, C. H. Browne, B.A., Oxford, E. P. Guest, M.A., Cambridge, Herr Goetz, Leipsic and Paris, G. Wargent, M.C.P., J. Nobbs, M.P.S., and others. See interleaf advertisement facing page 309 *Hereford County College, Head Master, Rev. C. F. Muller, M.A., late scholar of St. Edmund's Hall, Oxford, and assistant master of Bromsgrove School. For list of assistant masters see interleaf advertisement *Pemhridge, J ames, Broomy Hill Academy, Breinton road, See interleaf advertisement *Smith, Miss E. F. {preparatory), 116, St. Owenstreet Watts, Miss (preparatory), Arnwood, Ledbury road

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. 395 Schools-Young Ladies. Marked thus (t-} are Boarding. Coles, Miss Evelyn, Letchmore villa, Park street Davies, Mrs. Mary, 90, Park street *Earle, Miss, Harley house Hanford, Mrs. E., 11, St. Ethelbert street *Harris, Miss, 128, St. Owen street •Hereford High School for Girls, Limited, 117, St. Owen street ; Chairman of council, Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Hereford; Hon. Sec., Rev. Prebendary Elliot, Brinsop vicarage, Hereford ; Head mistress, ::M:iss Nina Liickes, Limited number of boarders taken. See interleaf advertisement *Hereford Ladies' College Co., Limited, 135 & 136, Widemarsh street ; Miss Oust, Lady Principal; Edward Maddison, Esq., National Bank, Ledbury, Secretary. See advertisement at end of Directory *Mellis, Miss J. C., 14, Castle street Morris, Mrs., (and little boys), Silverwells, Stanhope street *Pye & Clayton, The Misses, Friars house *Thomas, Mrs. & Miss, Canon Lodge, 16, Whitecross road Williams, Miss, 37, Alpine place, Hampton street Sculptors. Andrews, George, Blue school street Bigglestone, E., Cathedral close Clarke, Robert, Commercial road King, T. A., 29, Eign street Lane & Hambidge, Eign street Seed Merchants. Carless, Thomas, 34, High town. See interleaf advertisement Morris, P., & Son, 9 & 10, Widemarsh st. See interleaf advertisement Rogers & Co., 13, Bridge street, and 4, Commercial rd. See advertisement inside front cover W atkins Bros., Imperial mills, Friar street. See advertisement on ccn:er .. Seedsmen . Crompton, Henry, 124, St. Owen street Heeks, John, 32, Broad street Whiting, C., 23, Eign street Wilsoo, John, 43, Commercial street Sewing Machine Depots. Brown, W. H., 6, Widemarsh street Singer's Manufacturing Oo. (branch of), 57, Commercial street Shirt Makers. Baker, E. J., High town Collins, W., 13, High town N orton & Son, 8, Broad street Pritchard & Sons, High town. See advertisement at end of Directory Young, W alter, 46, Broad street Shopkeepers. (See also Grocers and Tea Dealers). Andrews, John, 93, East street Baynham, Miss Ada Mary, 4, King street Bennett, C., 2, Whitefriars street Bowcott, J ames, Vine cottage, West fields Bray, Mrs. E., 135, Ross road Burgoyne, W. J., 4, Church street Clayton, J oseph, Albert place, W estfields Cowley, Arthur George, 3, Bridge street Davies, Charles, J11.ne's cottage, 29, Newtown Davies, Herbert, 63, St. Martin street Davies, John, 57, Commercial road Daw, E. & G., 111, St. Owen street Edward, Mrs. Sarah, 31, Newmarket street Gardiner, H. ,V,, 64, Eign street Garstone, Miss Emma, 58, St. Martin street Garstone, Mrs. E., 5, Portland street Herbert, William, 46, St. Owen street Holloway, Mrs. Hannah, 102, Widemarsh street Hunt, William, 5, Foley street J ones, Henry, 30, St. Owen street Owen, M., 116, Green street Powell, S. J., 13, Church street Preece, Mrs. Mary Ann, 43, Park street Preece, Mrs. Penelope, 119, Widemarsh street Prosser, Mrs., 126, Ross road Purcher, Edmund, 31 & 32, Grandstand road Sharp, C., 30, Eign street Swaithes, James, 127, Widemarsh street Tizzard, Elizabeth, Hamlet terrace, Millbrook street Tomkyns, Mrs. E., 29, Union street Turner, Mrs. Emma, 47, Park street 'V atkins, Mrs. Sarah, 109, St. Owen street Yapp, Thomas Henry, 5, Church street Shop, Office, & Bar Fitters. HOBBY, THOMAS, Widemarsh street ; res. 9, W almer street Noble, James, 107, East street Wilks, Edward W., Cambrian place, 12, Whitecross street Shorthand Masters. Corey, Henry, Blackfriars street Nicholls, J ames, 6, V enn road

396 HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. NOBBS, JOHN, M.P.S. (formerly pupil of the Metropolitan School of Shorthand, Limited); teacher of Pitman's Shorthand (also of writing and music) ; Tuition at any hour, privately, or in classes ; pupils taught at own homes if desired; speed practice for advanced students ; schools and other institutions (in or near Hereford) visited; secretarial duties undertaken. N.B.-Those residing at a distance can have shorthand & writing exercises corrected, and receive valuable help through the post ; terms and all information on application to J. N., at 23, Whitecross street, Hereford. TESTIMONIAL. 27, Chancery Lane, London, W.C. " I have great pleasure in saying that I have seldom seen shorthand writing more carefully written than that from the pen of Mr. John N obbs. His outlines are perfectly geometrical, and show a thorough knowledge of the system, without which, it is impossible to become a successful teacher." . .J ames Herbert Ford. Editor of the Reporters' Journal, Shorthand Magazine, &c. (See also under Professors and Teachers.) Sign Writers. Mason, John, 18, Commercial road Stephens, Charles Auber, Union street ' Silversmiths. Coates, J., & Son, 49, Commercial street Cullwick, B., 14, High street Hatton & Co., 55, Commercial street Margrett, W., 54, Broad street. See advertisement at end of Directory Oswin, W. H., 15, Broad street. See interleaf advertisement Randall, Henry William, 149, St. Owen st. Solicitors. Akerman, W. Mason, (secretary to Hereford High School for Girls; agent for Scottish Provident Institution, and West of England ]!'ire and Life Insurance Company), Old Savings Bank offices, East street ' Alien, David, (agent for Guardian Life .Assurance Company, and Salop fire Office), 8, Union street Beddoe, .Charles Brindley, (firm of H. C. Beddoe & Son), (secretary to Hereford General Infirmary), 37, Bridge street Beddoe, H. C., & Son, 37, Bridge street Beddoe, Henry Child, N.P., J.P., (firm of H. C. Beddoe & Son), (commissioner to administer oaths in the supreme court of judicature; county treasurer; secretary to the Lord Bishop of the Diocese ; deputy registrar of the diocese ; steward of the custos and vicars ; steward of the manors of Lugwardine, JJfarden, and Cradley; deputy steward of the ecclesiastical commissioners' manors; 1·egistrm· to the archdeacons of Hereford &: Ludlow ; chairman of charity trustees ; agent for the Law Fire Office; British Law Fire Insurance Company; .Atlas Insurance Company), 37, Bridge street Bodenham, Frederick, (firm of J ames, Bodenham, & James), (clerk of the Peace for the city ; secretary to the Cl1tb Building Company, Broad street), 5, St. Peter's st. Boycott, W illiam, (commissioner to administer oaths in the supreme court of judicature; agent to the Sun Fire Office, and the Economic Life Office), 30, Broad street Carless Joseph, jun., (town clerk; district registrar of the high court of justice; registrar of bankruptc.IJ; perpetual commissioner; commissioner to adminis~er oaths in the supreme court of judicature; office of Herefm·d Victoria Jubilee Hall Company; county court office ; agent for Sun Fire and Life Office), 3, O:ffa street Chance, Thomas Godwin, (solicitor to First Hereford Richmond Building Society; secretary to Hereford Chambe1· of Commerce; agent for Commercial Union Assu?·ance Company), Palace yard Corner & Corner, (agent.~ for Impm-ial Fi1·e and Life .Assurance Company and Northern Fire and Life Assurance Company), 37, High town Corner, Arthur James, (firm of Corner and Corner), (solicitor to the Hereford Licensed Victuallers' .Association), 37, High town Corner, James, J.P., (firm of Corner and Corner), (commissioner to administer oaths in the sup'l'e'lne court of judicature), 37, High town Davies, Gilbert, 6, St. John street Davies, J ames, (commissioner to administer oaths in the SUJYI"eme court of judicatu1·e; clerk to the Magistrates for the city of Hereford ; clerk to the .A ubrey charity; agent for the West of England Fire and Life Insurance Company; solicitor to the City and County Benefit Building Society ; 132, W idemarsh street Earle, P., (firm of Hutchinson & Earle), East street Farmer, Sam., (agent for Law Union Fire and Life Insumnce Society), 16, Widemarsh street Garrold, Thomas William, (commissioner to administer oaths in the supreme court of judicature; clerk to Hereford City School .Attendance Committee), offices, 8, Union street Greenland, William Richard, Hilton house, 157, Whitecross road Humfrys, W. J., (perpetual commissioner; commissioner to administer oaths in the supreme court of judicature; aqent for La1o Union Insurance Office), 34, Bridge street

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. 397 Hutchinson & Earle, (agents fm- Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation; Scottish Union and National Insurance Company; London Guaranteed; Accident Company), East street Hutchinson, Thomas, (firm of Hutcbinson and Earle), commissioner to administer oaths in the S'!tpreme court of judicature; secretary to Hereford Financial Association and Plate-Glass Insurance Company; hon. secretary to Hereford Dispensary and Provident Branch), East street J ames, Bodenham, & J ames, 5, St. Peter's street James, Francis Reginald, (firm of .Tames, Bodenham, & J ames), (clerk to the commissioner of taxes for Hereford city and Hereford north division), 5, St. Peter's street James, John Gwynne, J.P., (firm of James, Bodenham and James), (commissioner to administer oaths in the supreme cuu1·t of judicature; clerk to the justices for Hereford petty sessional division ; agent for the Law Fire, and Law Life Insurance Companies), office, 5, St. Peter's street Lam be & Stephens, (agents for the Law Life, and the Law Union Fire and Life), 35, Bridge street Lambe, John, (firm of Lambe & Stephens), (perpetual commissioner ; commissioner to administer oaths in the supreme court of judicature; steward of the manor of Orleton; secretary to 'municipal charity trustees; city coroner), ~5, Bridge street Llanwarne, Thomas, J.P., (commi.~sioner to administer oaths in the sup1·eme COU1't of judicature; clerk of Hereford union; clerk of Hereford highway board; clerk of Hereford rural sanitary authority ; clerk of Herefm·d school attendance committee ; clerk of Hereford assessment committee; clerk of Dare union; clerk of Dore highway board ; clerk of Dare rural sanitary authority ; clerk of Dare school attendance cmnmittee; clerk of Dare assessment committee ; county coroner ; clerk to the j1-:stices of the Dore petty sessional division ; clerk to the commissioner of taxes for Peterchurch division ; clerk to Longtown, Allensmore, and Sutton school boards; superintendent registrar of births and deaths; agent for the Law Fire Insurance), 8, St. John street Matthews, A. H., (cmnmissioner to administer oaths in the supreme court of judicature ; hon. secretary to Victm-ia Eye and Ear B ospital; agent to Guardian Fire and Life Assurance Company; Ocean Railway and General Accident Guarantee Companies, Limited), Palace chambers, King street Scobie, Mackay J obn Graham, (official receiver in bankruptcy ; secretary to Green Dragon Freehold Company; agent for the AUiance Insurance Company), 2, Offa st. Stephens, Edwin, (firm of Lambe and Stephens), 35, Bridge street Symonds & Son, (agents for the Phamix Fi1•e Office, and Pelican Life Office), 15, Bridge street Symonds, James Frederick, J.P., (firm of Symonds & Son), (perpetual commissioner; cmnmissioner to administer oaths in the supreme court of judicature ; clerk of peace for the county; clerk to the Herefordshire county council ; clerk to the lieutenancy for the county), 15, Bridge street Symonds, ,John Reginald, (firm of Symonds and Son), (commissioner to administer oaths in the supreme court of judicature; undersheriff; deputy clerk to the Herefm-dshire county council ; deputy coroner for the Herefordshire division of the county), 15, Bridge street Underwood, E. M., N.P., (chapter clerk of Hereford cathedral; reqistrar to the dean of Hereford; commissioner to administer oaths in the supreme court of judicature; perpetual commissioner), 30, Castle street Wallis, E. L., (commissioner to administer oaths in the supreme court of judicature; solicitor for Starr Bowkett Building Societies; agent for Law Fire Office, and United Kingdom Temperance and General Provident Institution), 133, St. Owen street, also at Kington White, J oseph, (secretary to Here ford Land, House, & Investment Company, Limited), 35, Broad street Willia.ms, Waiter T., (hon. secretary to Hereford horse show, and to the Herefordshire stag hounds), 6, St. John street Stationers. Adams, :Mrs. Sarah, 29, High town Brewer, H., 15, Commercial street Elliott, Richard Herbert, 15, Commercialrd. Hawkins, Francis T., 13, High street Morrison, J. Watson, 1, High town JAKEMAN & CARVER, DISCOUNT BOOKSELLERS, FINE ART AND GENERAL PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, & ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, ENGRAVERS, DIE SINKERS, AND STAMPERS, FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSE ; 4 & .5, High town, and printing works, 'Videmarsh street. See interleaf advertisements J ones, J oseph, 10, Broad street Wilson & Phillips, 17, Eign street Stay & Corset Maker. Maddox, Mrs. Mary Bannah, 55, Broad st. Steam Laundry. Vaugban, Henry, & Co., 26, Commercial street

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. Stock & Share Brokers. Lee & Pritchard, Palace yard Surgeons & Physicians. Chapman, Paul, M. D., 1, St. John street Fitzsimons, John Bingham, M.D., 22, King street Lane, James Oswald, M.D., Cantab., M.R.C.S., Wye .Bridge house, Bridge street Lilley, J ames Harris, M. A., M:. D., Cantab., 34, Castle street Lindsay, F. W., L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S.E., 11, St. Owen street Matthews, S. R., M.D., M.R.C.S., 6, St. Owen street Moore, H. C., M.R.C.S., L.S.A., 26, Broad street Morris, Edgar F., M.R.C.S., L.S.A., 137, Widemarsh street Morris, John Griffith, J.P., M.R.U.S., 135, St. Owen street Sandford, H. Vavasour, M.D., L.R.C.P., Broomy hill Smith, Alfred Rickards, M.D., 10, Castle street Thomason, Richard, M.R.C.S., L.S.A., Dry bridge house, St. Martin street Turner & Whitfeld, 141, St. Owen street Turner, Thomas, J.P., M.R.C.S., &c., 141, St. Owen street Vevers, Henry, M.R.C.S., L.S.A., 6, St. Owen street V evers & Matthews, 6, St. Owen street Whitfeld, William Clarke, M.R.C.S., L.S.A., 141, St. Owen street Surveyors. Apperley & Brown, 21, East street Bamford, Robert Lingen, 138, Widemarsh street Barker, Edwin Henry Lingen, :Ferncroft, Ledbury road Cheiake, William, (county), Shirehall Cross, A. W. S., 146, St. Owen .·treet Edwards, Alfred & Dearman, Kewmarket street, and at Corn Exchange, Leominster. See advertisement at end of Directory Edwards, Edwin E., 35, Broad street Evins, J oseph Hancock, 132, St. Owen st. Godsell, G. H., 20, East street Grace, F. W. Thomas, 2, Wye terrace, Bridge street Haywood & Son, 9, West street Nicholson & Son, Offa street Nicholson, John A. T., A.R.I.B.A., (firm of Nicholson & Son), Offa street Nicholson, Thos., F.R.I.B.A., (firm of Nicholson & Son), diocesan architect, Offa street Robinson, Waiter William, (to Freehold Land Society), 10, King street. See advertisement at end of Directory Rogers & Rogers, 131, Widemarsh street. See interleaf advertisement Shellard, Orlando, 13, King street Stooke, Edwin, Palace yard Welsh, Henry, (surveyor to three Starr Bowkett Societies), Commercial road, Hereford; res. Lyndhurst, King's Acre, near Hereford. See interleaf advertisement Tailors. • (Marked thus* are also Woollen Drapers). Adams, Francis, 80, Park street .t\shburner, Thomas Arthur, 67, East street Badham, William, 35, Hampton street Baker, E. J., High town Beach, Albert, 22, Union street Beavan, Thomas, 10, Moorfield street Bowen, Charles, 1, Catherine street Butler, Robert, 30, Cotterell street Churchman, John, 99, '\Videmarsh street Cole, William, 41, Newtown Crump, John, Stanhope place, Stanhope street Davies, George, 11, Button villa, Hampton street Davies, John, 5, Ferrer stref't Davies, Mrs. Mary (tailoress), 20, Coningsby street Davies, Thomas .John, 13, Park street Edge, J oseph, 7, Canon Moor street Evans, Evan, 1, Cwmhithell villas, Chandos street Evans, .J ames, 22, High town Fenn, Hubert, 7, Gomond street Fewings, .John, 18, May lord street Forsbrook, Honour, Guildford place, Whitecross street *Freeman, Arthur, 14, Commercial road. See advertisement at end of Directory Griffiths, Rodney, 2, Tanbrook villas, Widemarsh street Griffi.ths, Sydney Alfred, 17, Bridge street Harman, Richard Bacon, 72, Park street Hill, T., 9, Church street *Howells & Co., 146, St. Owen street Hoyes, Samuel, 44, '\Videmarsh street Inns, Chas. Griffiths, 22, Eign road Inns, George, 2, W almer street .Jolley, E. A., 27, Church street .Tones, David, 8, Portland street .J ones, Richard, W estbourne terrace, 16, Guildford street Keay, Robert, 42, Broad street, See advertisement at end of Directory Lapthorn, Thomas, 25, Bridge street Lapthorn, W., Palace yard. See advertisement at end of Directory Lawes, .Tames, 24, JVIaylord street Liversage, Joseph, 23, Blue school street Lloyd, Thomas, 15, Millbrook street Masters & Co., The Cardiff Clothiers, 11, High street *Millar, Robert John, 27, Widemarsh street *Mitchell, J ames, 12 & 13, Edgar street Montgomery, Robert, 10, Venn road Mynett, George, 21, Union street Ovens, Alfred Edgar, 116, Eign road *Peters, John, Clifford house, Portland street

HEREFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. 399 Powell, Edwin, Church street Powell, Edwin, 14, Church street Powell, Sam., 2, Lilian place, Ryeland st. Pritchard & Sons, High town. See advertisement at end of Directory Skyrme, Arthur, 27, St. Martin street Swain, T., 40, Eign street Taylor, Mrs. M., 53, Widernarsh street Taylor, William, 44, Moorfield street Tringham, Wm. Thos., 53, Commercial rd. Vanstone, Robert, 13, West street Vickery, George, 87, Bath street Vincent, Albert, 7, Walmer street . Vine, Hy., 1, Snowdrop villas, Chandos st. Walker, Herbert, 49, Park street *'W ALMSLEY, G., J., & H., 6 & 7, High town. See advertisement at end of Directory Wheatstone, A., 1 & 2, Church street White, J. A., 50 & 51, Broad street Whitney, William, 83, Park street Williams, Henry, 4, Burcott row Williams, Thomas, 87, East street Witts, Charles, 86, Eign street Wood, Matthew, 23, Coningsby street W oodhouse, William, 2, East street Y a pp, Henry, 54, Widemarsh street Tanners. Hatton, Charles & Henry, Barton tannery Taxidermists. Ashdown, Charles, F.Z.S., 3, Bridge street King, S., 78, Eign Street Lane, William Owen, 9, Commercial road Tea Merchant-Wholesale. Matthews, Henry, Victoria street Telephone Agent. Townsend, A., 23 & 24, High town. See advertisement at end of Directory Temperance Hotels. Starling, 'Villiam, (coffee tavern), 151 & 152, Widemarsh street. See advertisement at end of directory Temperance hotel, William Bayliss, 1 & 2, Commercial road Tent & Marquee facturer. ManuGore, Henry, Cattle Market, & 16, Commercial road Timber Merchants. Cheap Wood & Slate Company, Wye st. George, M. E., Canal Wharf, and at Leominster. See interleaf advertisement Groom, T. R. & E., Burcott Palmer, Thomas, 18, Newmarket street Shaw, Richard, The Burcott, res. Hyde lodge, W hitecross road Tobacconists. Gardiner, H. W., 64, Eign street Griffiths, Stanley, 30, Bridge street Hicks, Hanbury William, 7, Church street J ames, George, 22, Commercial street Ketteringham, William, 9, St. Peter street Knowles, J., 18, Broad street Lloyd, William, 58, Commercial road Marchant, H. S., 7, High street Thackway & Sons, 4 & 5, Eign street Yapp, Thomas, 3, Commercial road Yapp, Thomas Henry, 5, Church street Toy Dealers. Adams, Mrs. Sarah, 29, High town Baynham, Miss Ada Mary, 4, King street Mills, Charles Henry, 40, Commercial street Turner, George F., 25, Commercial street Umbrella Makers. Blakemore, J ames, 52, St. Martin street Thiselton, Edward, 38, Church street Undertakers. (See also Drapers and Funeral Furnishers.) Edwards, Augustus C., Alban house, 16, 17, 18, High town. See advertisement at end of Directory Greenland, George, 31, High town, 1, High street, and at Ross. See advertisement facing page 1. Hall, W alter J ames, 23, King street HOLLOW AY, G., every attention given. Charges moderate. Punctuality strictly observed. 16, Commercial street. See interleaf advertisement Maddox, William, Offa house, St. Peter square. See advertisement at end of Directory Oliver, Richard, Sun Rise house, Catherine street Palfrey, Thomas, 72, Commercial road Powell, Charles, 103, Widemarsh street Thompson, Richard, 62, St. Martin street U pholstrs. & U pholstresses. Cole, Samuel, 29, Commercial street Davies, Mrs., 122, Widemarsh street Evans, Mrs. S., 35, Richmond street Hall, W alter J ames, 43, King street Greenland, George, 31, High town, 1, High street, and at Ross. See advertisement fa.cing paf}e 1. HOLLOW AY, G., 16, Commercial street. All kinds of couches, chairs, etc. renovated & remodelled; carpets altered and relaid ; Spring cleanings undertaken; upholstresses sent out by the day or week. See interleaf advertisement J ackson, Mrs. Anne Maria, 49, Commercial road James, Francis Henry, Sufton place, 72, Eign road

400 H~~REFORD TRADES DIRECTORY. J ones, William Charles, 42, Portland street MADDOX, WILLIAM, Offa house, St, Peter's square. See aivertisement at end of Directory Motley, Francis J., 7, East street Preece & Knowles, 40, Bridge street Price, Mrs. Mary Ann, 23, East street Thompson, Richard, 62, St. Martin street Yapp, William M., 3, Mona villas, Portfield street Valuers. (See also Auctioneers.) Baker, J. N eale, 35, Broad street Edwards, Alfred & Dearman, Newmarket street, and at Corn Exchange, Leominster. See advertisement at end of Directory Edwards, Edwin E., 35, Broad street Merrick, Francis Henry, Corn Exchange Chambers, Broad street Pye, W alter, 8 & 9, Newmarket street. See interleaf advertisement Rogers & Rogers, 131, Widemarsh street. See interleaf advert-isment Shellard, Orlando, 13, King street Sunderland & Grundy, 68, Newmarket street. See interleaf advertisement Sunderland, Edwin H., 136, St. Owen street Welsh, Henry, Commercial road, res. Lyndhurst, King's Acre, near Hereford. See interleaf advertisement Wood, R., 5 & 6, King street. See interleaf adve1·tisement Veterinary Surgeons. Barling, Jas. Lionel, M.R.C.V.S. (Loud.), 1, King street Beeson, Stephen, M.R.C.V.S., 145, St. Owen street Pritchard, Thomas, M. R. C. V.S., Gwynne house, Gwynne street Waiters. Bedford, Frederick, 58, Friars street King, S., 78, Eign street Lloyd, John, 36, Commercial street Watch & Clock Makers. Alien, A., 41, Commercial street Coates, J., & Son, 49, Commercial street Cullwick, B., The City Clock, 14, High st. Hat ton & Co., 55, Commercial road Hayton, D., 12, Church street Margrett, W., 54, Broad street. See advertisement at end of Directory l\liller, William, 1, Bridge street Oswin, W. H., 15, Broad street. See interleaf advertisement Parker, Richard, 17, Church street Price, George, 2, St. Nicholas street Randall, Henry "\Villiam, 149, St. Owen st. Reeves, W., 32, Church street Simmonds, J. J ohnson, 23, Commercial st. Wheelwrights. Beeks, J ames, 9, Foley street Burnett, William, 46, Moorfield street Carpenter, George, 39, Newtown Eskins, "\Villiam, 24, Coningsby street Farmer, William, Myrtle villa, W estfields Fowler, Thomas, 24, Hampton street J ones, Henry, 15, Blue School street Magness, William, 13, Whitecross road Morgan, George, 59, Foley street Owen, John, St. Owen street Smith, John, 39, l\foorfield street Tibbey, George, Belmont road Wine and Spirit Merchants. (Marked thus* are Importers). * Arnold, Perrett & Co., 48, Broad 11treet, B. C. Kinsey, Manager. Mineral Water Works and City Brtlwery, May lord street. Price Lists and particulars on application See interleaf advertisements *Bulmer, John & William, 2, Widemarsh street. See advt. at end of Directory *Landon, George A. B., 21, Broad street *Pulling, William, & Co., Broad street *W atkins & Son, The Hereford Brewery, head office, Eign street. See advertisement on cover Wine Merchants' Agents. Clarkson & Son ( W. & A. Gilbey's wines tb spirits), City and County Supply Stores, 9, High town. See advel·tisement facing front cover Cooke, George & Sons, 25, High town, and 22, Eign street Gurney, Alfred, 12, High town. See interleaf advertisements Landon, George A. B. (for Burgoyne's Austmlian wines), 21, Broad street Morris, Gwynne R., 8, High town Slatter, C. W. ( W. & A. Gilbey's), 17, Commercial street. See advt. at end of • Directory Wood, Hoop & Hurdle Merchants. Adams, Matthew, Canal Wharf Cheap Wood and Slate Co., Wye street Wool Merchants & Dealers. Chandler, Francis Edward, 1, The Willows, Harold street Garnett, \V., & Co., East street ; E. T. Steele, Aaent Hereford Wool Co., Blue school street Herron, G. R., & Son, Monkmoor mills, Commercial road; London warehouse, 25, St. Thomas' street, London Bridge. See advertisement at end of Directory Perkins, Francis George, Coila cottage, 1, Oxford street

HEREFORD (LITTLE). 40l HEREFORD (LITTLE), WITH THE TOWNSHIP OF UPTON AND HAMLET OF MIDDLETON. LITTLE HEREFORD is a parish with a railway station (Easton Court) on the Woofferton, Tenbury, and Bewdley branch of the G.W. and L. & N.W. joint railways. It forms one of the northeastern promontories of Herefordshire which project into the counties of Worcester and Salop, and is situated on the main road to Tenbury, and near the river Teme. It is distant 3 miles W. of Ten bury, 5~ S.E. of Ludlow, 8 N .E. of Leominster, and 22 N. of Hereford ; is in Wolphy hundred, Brim:field and High Lane polling district and electoral division of the county council, Tenbury union and county court district, and Leominster petty sessional division. The population (including Upton township) in 187I was 509 ; in I88r, 509; inhabited houses, 103 ; families or separate occupiers, I07 ; area of parish, 3,433 acres ; annual rateable value, £4,526. Sir Joseph Russell Bailey, Bart., M.P., of Glan-Usk park, Breconshire, is lord of the manor and principal landowner. The soil is clayey and gravelly ; subsoil, sand, stone, and gravel ; chief crops, wheat, barley, hops, and roots. Little Hereford is in the diocese of Hereford and archdeaconry and rural deanery of Ludlow; living, a rectory; value, £343, with residence and I5 acres of glebe; patron, the Lord Bishop of \Vorcester; rector, Rev Thomas Daniel HaJsted, M.A., of Trinity College, Dublin, who was instituted in 1888. The church, dedicated to St. Mary Magdalene, is a curious old rubble- . stone edifice, in a mixed style, with belfry and three bells. It was beautifully restored in 1849 at the expense of the late Joseph Bailey, Esq., M.P., and some improvements were made in the chancel in 1865 by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. It has nave, chancel, sedillia, piscina, font, harmonium, two ancient brasses, and several monuments, one of which is to the memory of the late Joseph Bailey, Esq., M.P.; there is also a handsome stained glass memorial window to the above gentleman, erected by subscription amongst the parishioners. The register commences with the year I 7 I 4· There is a national school for boys and girls, with residence for the mistress, erected in 1843 at a cost of £8oo, and rebuilt in 1865, to which a class-room was added in 1874 by Sir ]. R. Bailey, Bart., at a further cost of £2oo. Accommodation is provided for I07 children. Average attendance, 57. Easton Com·t is the property of Sir J oseph Russell Bailey, Bart., M.P., and the residence of Edward Preston, Esq. Upton Court, the property and residence of William Lane, Esq., is of the Elizabethan period. The manor of Upton became the property and residence of Henry Horton, Esq., in I 886. Middleton (formerly called Dirty Middleton) is a hamlet distant r mile N. of the church. PosTAL REGULATIONS. John Lane, Sub-Postmaster. Letters arrive by messenger from Ten bury at 8.30 a.m. ; despatched thereto at 4.30 p.m. Letters for Middleton hamlet and Bleathwood are received through Ludlow. Brim:field is the nearest money order and telegraph office. Post town, Tenbury. u

HEREFORD (LITTLE)-HOLME LACY. • Parz"sh Church (St. !Jary Magdalene ). Rev. Thomas Daniel Halsted, M.A., Rector; Messrs. Thomas Bayliss and H. Froggatt, Chu1·chwardens,; John Lane, Pm·i'sh Clerk. N at£01zal School (boys and gz"rls ). Miss ] ane Ash field, Mistress. Easton Court Railway Station ( Woojferfo1l, Tenbury and Bewdley branch cif the G. Wand L. & AT. W.R. joz'nt). William Edward Hughes, Stat£on Master. Prz'mitive Methodist Chapel, Middleton. Mi1tisters various. Assistant Ove1·seer. Mr. James Potts, Bleathwood. PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Froggatt, Henry, farmer, Bryhampton }..,roggatt, Thomas, farmer, Bleathwood Froggatt, Thomas, junr., Lower house, Middleton Edwards, Francis, Broadfield house Halsted, Rev. Thomas Daniel, M.A. (rector), The Rectory Horton, Henry, Upton court Preston, Edward, Easton court U rwick, John, Aynol villa Wheeler, Mrs. Mary, Woodbine villa COMMERCIAL. Acton, Edward, cottage farmer, Little Bryhampton Arnett, Mrs. Sarah E., f1mr., Middleton Banks, Thomas, blacksmith & carpenter, Guest, Charles, farmer & timber haulier, Lynch farm, U pton Jones, William, farmer, Middleton Lane, John, parish clerk, shopkeeper and sub-postmaster Lane, J oseph, farmer, The Furlongs Lawley, John, blacksmith Lowe, William, farmer, Lower Upton Lucas, Mrs. J ane, cot. farmer, Bleathwood 1\bund, Mrs. Selina, cottage farmer, Teme cottage Morris, Henry, miller, Upton mill, res., Berrington mill Palmer, William, farmer and carpenter Broadway house, Bleathwood Bayliss, Thomas, farmer, Middleton Bebb, John, farmer, Pilpit Brazier, J oseph George, builder contractor, Lynch villa and Passey, Henry, cott. farmer, Bleathwood Potts, J ames, farmer and assistant overClee, John, farmer, Easton villa seer, Bleathwood Davies, John Henry, farmer and grower, W oodhampton hop Powell, George, cott. farmer, Bleathwood Price, David, farmer, The Cliffs Rewbury, John, cott. farmer, Bleathwood Smallman, Daniel, cott. farmer, Mill hill Williams, Henry, farmer, Half- Way Froggatt Bros., New house, Middleton Froggatt, Edwin, farmer, Upper house, Middleton Froggatt, Elias Richard, Easton farm House, Middleton HOLME LACY. HOLME LACY is a large parish and scattered village, situated on the right bank of the river Wye, with a station on the Hereford, Ross, and Gloucester branch of the Great Western railway. It is distant 4:!- mile!'! S.E. of Hereford (6 by road), 8 N.N. W. of Ross, and 12 S.W. of Ledbury; is in Webtree hundred, Hereford union, petty sessional division, and county court district, and Dinedor and Little Birch polling district and electoral division of the county council. The population in 1871 was 304; in 1881, 321; inhabited houses, 64; families or separate occupiers, 71 ; area of parish, 3,192 acres; annual rateable value, £5,I7I. By orders which came into operation on 25th March, 1884, under the Divided Parishes Act, a part of Holme Lacy on the left bank of the river W ye was amalgamated with Fownhope. The Ri~ht Hon. the Earl of Chesterfield is lord of the manor and principal landowner. The soil is loam with a substratum of clay; chief produce, wheat, barley, hops, roots, and excellent pasture. A handsome bridge crosses the W ye to the village of FownJ;wpe, and there is a ferry about a mile below. Holme Lacy is in the diocese and archdeaconry of Hereford, and rural deanery of

HOLME LACY. Archen:field; living, a vicarage ; value, £5 r8, with residence and I2l acres of glebe; patron, The Right Hon. the Earl of Chesterfield; vicar, Hon. and Rev. William Pitt Scudamore Stanhope, M.A., of Brasenose College, Oxford, who was instituted in I 872. The parish of Bolstone has been detached from this parish and united to Ballingham for ecclesiastical purposes (under I and 2 Vict., c. Io6). The church, dedicated to St. Cuthbert, is a fine Norman edifice of stone, with a substantial square tower containing a peal of eight bells, the gift of J ames, Lord Viscount Scudamore, in I 709; they were entirely re-hung by Messrs. Day & Son, of Eye, Suffolk, in I887, the estimate being £rzo. This ancient and interesting fabric consists of nave, chancel, north and south aisles, and contains some handsome monuments to the memory of the Scudamore family. The late Duchess of Norfolk lies interred here. It underwent restoration in 1854, at a cost of £536, and the north transept was restored in r874, at a cost of £278. In I88r a silver flagon and chalice were presented to the parish, the joint gift of Sir H. Scudamore Stanhope, Bart., and his brother, the Rev. W. P. Scudamore Stanhope. In 1889 a very beautiful painted window was placed in the north transept, to the memory of the ninth Earl of Chesterfield. It was designed and executed by Mr. Edward Frampton, Buckingham Palace road, London. The earliest register is dated I 6 I 5. There is a national school for boys and girls, with residence for the mistress attached. It was built by the late Sir Ed wyn Scud am ore Stanhope, and has accommodation for 71 children ; average attendance, 38. The charities belonging to the parish are of £I8 yearly value. Holnze Lacy House is the venerable seat of The Right Hon. the Earl of Chesterfield, and is at present occupied by R. Oliverson, Esq. This mansion was for a long series of years the residence of the family of the Scudamores, whose ancestor, St. Scudamore, came into England with William the Conqueror. They settled first in Wiltshire, at N orton and U pton Scud a more, near W arminster, at the last of which are traces of their ancient mansion house, but removed to Holme Lacy in the reign of Edward III., after the marriage of Thomas, younger son of Sir Peter Scudamore, with Clarice, daughter of Lady Clara, of the family of the Lacys, to whom this estate originally belonged, and from whom the place derived its name. The Scudamores bear as their motto " Scutum Amorzs Div£m:" It is one of the so-called "mottoes parlantes," the name Scudamore signifying" Scutum Amoris." The arms originally were the cross patee fitchee, later the three stirrups. The first arms may have been given them in commemoration of some memorable action in defence of the Christian faith. Many of the Scudamores have been employed in distinguished offices, and some of them are recorded as eminent patrons of literature. Sir James Scudamore, father of the first Lord Scudamore, Viscount Sligo, in Ireland, is the legendary "Sir Scudamore," of Spenser in the fourth book of "The Faery Queene." John, created Viscount Scudamore by Charles I., was highly respected for his piety and learning, and was, in the year I634, sent as ambassador to France; he was also a character as distinguished for his loyalty as for his benevolence and charity ; and in the

HOLME LACY. civil wars he took so decided a part in favour of the king, that, having been taken prisoner, his estates underwent a temporary sequestration, and he was himself deprived of liberty for a considerable period. He died in the year 1670. The second Viscount Scudamore rebuilt the greater part of the present mansion about the commencement of the last century. He was grandson of the first Viscount, the eldest son of whom died in his father's lifetime. The surviving heiress of this ancient family was espoused, in second marriage, to Colonel Charles Fitzroy, by whom she had Frances, who married Charles, eleventh Duke of Norfolk, to whom she brought this and other large estates in this county and Gloucestershire. On the death of Frances, Dowager Duchess of Norfolk, October 22nd, 1820, all the descendants of the first Lord Scudamore became extinct, and her estates devolved on Sir Edwyn Francis Scudamore Stanhope, Bart.; John Parsons, Esq. ; Mary, wife of Lieut.-General Burr; and Ann Susanna Davies the former, a lineal descendant of Mary, wife of Sir Giles Bridges, Bart., eldest daughter of Sir James Scudamore, Knight, and sister of the first Lord Scudamore; and the other three, lineal descendants of Frances, wife of John Higford, Esq., another daughter of Sir J ames Scud a more, Knight, and sister also of the first Lord Scudamore. This seat has been permitted to remain (internally) unaltered, as a perfect specimen of the style of building preferred by our immediate ancestors. We can still survey the apartments which Pope so frequently visited, and where he wrote his "Man of Ross," in the same state as they were formerly. The family portraits, and the elaborate carvings by Grinling Gibbons, in birds, shellfish, fruit, flowers, &c., but little inferior to those of Petworth and Chatsworth, are still a part of their venerable ornaments. A mansion like this, preserved in a complete state from modern alterations, may be ranked among our national curiosities. In the saloon is a very conspicuous portrait of Sir James Scudamore, equipped for a tournament. The apartments are decorated with many valuable paintings by Vandyck, Jansen, Holbein, and other eminent artists. The extensive grounds of this estate are very pleasant. The old garden on the south front was formed on the model of Hampton court, in Middlesex, and displays a very spacious terrace. The yew trees, which are disposed in straight lines, very nearly resemble the cypresses of a Turkish cemetery. The situation of the mansion is on rising ground, commanding a beautiful view in the front. Near the vicarage house is a portion of a remarkable pear tree, which, according to records dated 1776, yielded from fourteen to sixteen hogsheads of perry, of Ioo gallons each, and is accounted for as. follows : a large branch having been broken by the wind, its head fell to the ground, the butt still adhering to the trunk ; some time after, it appeared to have struck into the ground, taken root, and formed a scion. Willing to encourage this lusus natura:, the incumbent gave orders for other layers to be made from the tree in a similar manner, which became rooted, and bore fruit. PosTAL REGULATIONS. Francis Charles Hayes, Sub-Postmaster. Letters arrive by the 6.34 a.m. train from Hereford for delivery at

.. .. HOLME LACY HOLMER AND SHELWICK. 405 • 7 a.m. ; the mails are despatched thereto at 7 p.m. This is a telegraph office. Fownhope is the nearest money order office. Post town, Hereford. Parish Church (St. Cuthbe1·t's). The Hon. and Rev. William Pitt Scudamore Stanhope, M.A., Vicar./ Messrs. John Matthews and J ames Innes, Churchwardens.; Thomas Morgan, Sexton. National School (boys and gi'rls). Miss Lucy March, Mistress. Holme Lacy Raz"lway Statzon (Hereford, Ross and Gloucester Branch of the G1·eat Western Ra£/way). Francis Charles Hayes, Station Master. Assistant Overseer.-Mr. W. Starling, 152, Widemarsh Street, Hereford. PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Oliverson, Richard, Holme Lacy house, and 37, Gloucester square, Hyde park, London Stanhope, Hon. and Rev. William Pitt Scuda.more, M.A. (vicar), The Vicarage COMMERCIAL. Carlisle, .Tames, coal merchant & grocer Carter, Thomas, farm bailiff to the Earl of Chesterfield, Pound farm Cooper, Mrs. C., Little Bogmarsh Elliott, Henry G., Upper Bogmarsh Elliott, .Tames Samuel, farmer and hop grower, The Bower Grubb, John, cottage fanner, Killbridge Hayes, Francis Charles, stationmaster, Holme Lacy railway station Hodgskiss, Henry, frmr, Lower Bogmarsh Rowels, John, carpenter Hughes, William, woodward Innes, Ja.mes, farmer, The Folly farm J ackman, J ames, head gamekeeper for R. Oliverson .Tones, John, collector, Bridge house, Holme Lacy Jones, William S., carpenter, Little Bogmarsh Jordan, Sam. W., farmer, Gannah farm Lloyd, John, farmer, The Tump March, Miss Lucy, schoolmistress Matthews, John, farmer, Hollanton Morgan, Thomas, sexton Prosser, Benjamin, shoemaker Raymond, Mrs. Margaret, Billingsley Seym.our, .T ohn, blacksmith Slade, Henry, farmer, Canon dale HOLMER AND SHELWICK, WITH HUNTINGTON. HOLMER and SHELWICK is an extensive parish, consisting of the places above named, on the main road from Hereford to Leominster, and intersected by the Great Western railway. It is distant 1! miles N. of Hereford, and I I miles S. of Leominster; is in Grimsworth hundred, Hereford union, county court district, and petty sessional division, and Burghill and Stretton polling district and electoral division of the county council. The population of the entire parish in 1871 was 2,021, viz., Holmer and Shelwick, 1,905, and Huntington, 116; in 1881, 2,283. viz., Holmer and Shelwick, 2,154, Huntington, 129. The inhabited houses numbered 438 in Holmer and Shelwick, and 23 in Huntington, total, 461. The families or separate occupiers numbered 541 in Holmer and Shelwick, and 33 in Huntington, total 574· The area of Holmer and Shelwick is 1,324 acres, and the annual rateable value £6,oso. The area of Huntington is 541 acres, and the rateable value £1,284. By orders which came into operation on 25th March, 1884, under the Divided Parishes Act, a detached part of Holmer and Shelwick was amalgamated with Breinton, and a detached part of All Saints' and a part of Holmer and Shelwick within the borough of Hereford were united and constituted a separate parish and designated Holmer (within), and

HOLMER AND SHELWICK . • • the part of Breinton within the borough of Hereford was amalgamated with Huntington. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners, who are lords of the manor, and Miss Bulmer are the chief landowners. The soil is light ; subsoil, gravel and clay; produce, wheat, barley, hops, fruit, &c. Bricks and tiles are manufactured here. Holmer is in the diocese, archdeaconry, and rural deanery of Hereford ; living, a vicarage, with the chapelry of Huntington annexed; value, £279, with residence and I 2f acres of glebe ; patrons, the Dean and Chapter of Hereford; vicar, Rev. Edward Arthur Evans, B.A., of Trinity College, Cambridge, who was instituted in 186g. The Rev. ]. ]. Morgan is the curate. In 1865 the Ecclesiastical Commissioners granted £120 to be added to Holmer living, subject to the employment of a curate. The church, dedicated to St. Bartholomew, is an ancient structure in the Gothic style of architecture, with nave, chancel, and a detached tower on the south side. It is not improbable that the tower, detached from the rest of the church like others in Herefordshire (viz., Bosbury, Garway, Ledbury, Pembridge, Richard's Castle, and Yarpole), was intended for purposes of defence against the Welsh; that after the upper part had been destroyed, a short spire was erected on the remaining portion, which was removed and the present timber work erected at the end of the 16th century, to make room for the five bells -the earliest bearing date I 6o9. Three lancet windows in the chancel were filled with rich glass in I865, by Hardman, of Birmingham, in memory of the late Charles Bulmer, Esq., who for many years was an extensive landowner in this parish. An additional piece of ground for burials was consecrated by the Lord Bishop, on October 23rd, 1873. The parish registers begin with the year 1712. The national schools at \Videmarsh in this parish will accommodate 253 children ; the average attendance being 225. The cost was £1,4001 exclusive of the value of the site. There are several charities belonging to the parish. Messrs. God win and Hewitt's Encaustic Tile Works are situated in this parish, about a mile and a half from the centre of the city of Hereford, and contiguous to the Great Western railway. There are several handsome residences in this parish : Holmer Park (J. Corner, Esq.), Munstone House (R. S. Paterson, Esq.), Cope!ands (Mrs. Jenkins), The Laurels (Mr. Lee), Holmer Hall (T. E. Yeld, Esq.), and Westjield House (Mrs. Stillingfleet). Huntington is a township and chapelry, distant about 1 mile S.W. of Holmer church, and 2 miles N. W. of the city of Hereford. The Midland railway (Hereford, Hay, and Brecon branch) runs through a portion of the township. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners are lords of the manor and chief owners of the soil. Miss Bulmer, and James Tudor Hereford, Esq., are also landowners. The chapel of ease is a neat stone building, rebuilt in 1850 at a cost of £8oo. The living is united to Holmer vicarage. The great tithes, amounting to £52 Ios., are held by the Dean and Chapter of Hereford; and the small tithes, amounting to £35 17s. 6d., by the Rev. E. A. Evans, B.A. Huntz'ngton Court is the residence of Thomas Rogers, Esq. At the angle of the road, about 1 mile to the N.W.

HOLMER AND SHELWICK. of Hereford, is a stone cross, called the Whzie Cross, the base of which consists of an hexagonal flight of seven steps, gradually decreasing as they ascend; the height of the remaining stage of the shaft is 6 feet, and the breadth of each face 2 feet, exclusive of a pillar between each, which is surmounted with an embattled parapet. It was repaired and pointed at the expense of the late Right Hon. and Ven. Archdeacon Lord Saye and Sele, D.C.L. The erection of this cross is, by tradition, ascribed to Bishop Cantilupe, who is said to have been returning from his palace at Sugwas to Hereford, when the bells of his cathedral began ringing without any apparent human agency, and that in commemoration of such a miraculous event he erected a cross on the spot where the sounds had first attracted his notice. Mr. Duncumb, in his " History of Hereford," thus describes it, giving a much more probable reason for its construction : "In the year 1347 an infectious disorder ravaged the whole county of Hereford, and, as usual, displayed the greatest malignity in the places most numerously inhabited; this created the necessity for removing the markets from Hereford, and the spot of waste ground on which the cross now stands was applied to that purpose; in memory of this event, Dr. Lewis Charlton, who was consecrated Bishop of Hereford a few years afterwards, caused this cross to be erected." Shelwick is a township distant 1 mile N.E. of Holmer, and about 2 miles N.N.E. of Hereford. It is intersected by the Great Western railway. The Burcott is the property and residence of F. Morris, Esq. PosTAL REGULATIONS. Miss Julia Griffiths, Sub-.Postm·i'stress, 2, Holmer terrace. Letters arrive from Hereford at 6.50 a.m. ; despatched thereto at 9·45 a.m. and 5·35 p.m. Hereford is the nearest money order and telegraph office and post town. Post-office, Munstone. Mrs. Caroline Austin, Sub-Postmistress. Letters arrive from Hereford at 7.30 a.m.; despatched thereto at 5.30 p.m. Parz"sh Church (St. Bartholomew's). Rev. Edward Arthur Evans, B.A., V·icar .i Rev. J. ]. Morgan, Curate .i Messrs. William Richard Bulmer and Robert Stewart Paterson, Churchwm·dens ./ Henry Lovesey, Parz"sh Clerk and Sexton. Huntz"ngton Chapel of Ease. Rev, Edward Arthur Evans, B.A., Vzcar / Frederick Taylor Webster, Esq., Chapel Warde1l. Nat-ional School, Widemarsh. Mr. Charles Rogers, Master; Miss E. F. Reynolds, Sew£1lg Mistress/ Miss A. M. Hay, Mz'stress of Infants. Ass-istant Overseer .. -.Mr. R. Stephens, Burton Lodge, Whitecross road, Hereford. P .H.IV ATE RESIDENTS. Corner, James, county councillor, J.P., Holmer park Eva.ns, Rev. Edward Arthur, B.A. (vicar of Holmer with Huntington), The Vicarage Haines, Miss, Rose cottage, Holmer Haines, Mrs., Elm-tree house, Holmer Jenkins, Mrs., Copelands, Holmer Morgan, Rev. James Jones, M. A., curate, Albert cottage Morris, Frederick William, The Buroott house, Shelwick Paterson, Robert Stewart, county councillor, Munstone house Stillingfleet, Mrs., W estfield ho., Holmer W a.lker, Mrs., Holm er cottage Williams, Willjam, St. David's villa, Munstone

408 HOLMER AND SHELWICK HOPE MANSEL. COMMERCIAL. Alcott, Thomas, farmer, Shelwick Austin, Mrs. Caroline, sub-postmistress, Munstone Post-office Austin, William, shopkeeper Beavan, William Edwin, farmer, Highfield house Dennis, J., frmr., Stone house, Munstone Downes, Henry, carpenter, 3, Holmer terrace Evans, Mrs., P-atchill Garrett, Edwin, timber faller, Shelwick , cottage Gough, Samuel, farmer, Lyde Cross Tree Gri:ffiths, John, farmer, Shelwick court Griffiths, Miss J ulia, teacher of music and sub-postmistress, 2, Holmer terrace Groom, Richard, timber merchant, Crossway, Holmer Hammond, J ames, mason, Shelwick Hoskins, William, Bannut Tree Inn, Shelwick Jones, Edward, beer retailer, The Rose Gardens Jones, William, farmer, Bell Bank farm King, Robert, farmer, Stone house Lane, Edwin, dairyman, Shelwick house Lee, Robert, stockbroker, The Laurels, Holm er Lovesey, J ames Henry, blacksmith and parish clerk, Holmer Morgan, John, farmer, The Burcott farm, Shelwick Packwood, Sampson, farmer, Palmer's court Parry, William, cottage farmer, Lyde Cross Tree Powell, William, farmer, Shelwick Pye, W alter, auctioneer, Holmer Ralph, Preece, Davies, & Co.'s brick and tile works, Holmer Reynolds, J ames (bailiff to Miss Bulmer), Crossway farm, Holmer Taylor, Philip William, farmer and hop grower, Holmer house Thomas, J acob, goods agent, Turvey house Thorne, J ames, farmer and dairyman, Shelwick farm Thorne, John, farmer, Attwood farm, Holm er Tovey, J oseph, farmer and hop grower, Shelwick, res. Hereford · Williams, William, market gardener, strawberry gardens, Shelwick HOPE MANSEL. HOPE MANSEL, or MANSELL, is a small village and parish situated on the borders of Gloucestershire, in a pleasant valley about 5 miles S.E. of Ross, 14 W. of Gloucester, 18 S.E. of Hereford, and 3 S.W. of Mitcheldean Road station on the Hereford, Ross, anq Gloucester branch of the Great Western railway; it is in Greytree hundred, Ross union, county court district, petty sessional division, polling district, and electoral division of the county council. The population in 1871 was 203; in r88r, 215; inhabited houses, 42; families or separate occupiers, 44 ; area of parish, I ,104 acres; annual rateable value, £1,549. By orders which come into operation on 25th March, 1884, under the Divided Parishes Act, a detached part of Hope Mansel was amalgamated with W alford. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners are lords of the manor; B. Bonnor, Esq., of Gloucester, is lord farmer; and Thomas Bennett Brain, Esq.,]. W. Herbert, Esq., and Messrs. William B. Jones, James Street, and Mrs. Evans, are the principal landowners. The soil is loamy; subsoil, clay and rock; chief produce, wheat, beans, roots, &c. The parish is surrounded by hills, the tops of which are well wooded. The Mitcheldean and Forest of Dean junction railway has a tunnel through this parish into Gloucestershire. Hope Mansel is in the diocese and archdeaconry of Hereford and rural deanery of Ross ; living, a rectory ; value, £201, with residence and 32 acres of glebe ; patron, the Lord Chancellor; rector, Rev. W alter Eat on, M.A., of Merton College, Oxford, who was instituted in 1886. The church, dedicated to St. M£chael, is an ancient edifice, in a plain style, with nave, chancel, porch, very old stone font, two monuments, and small belfry containing two bells. The chancel was restored in 1868 ; the nave in

HOPE MANSEL HOPE-UNDER-DINMORE 409 1889, at a cost of £480. The earliest register is dated 1556. The national school for boys and girls was built in 1868 at a cost of£ 400. It has accommodation for 81 children ; average attendance, 56. Eurocl;,do1z, the property and residence of Thomas Bennett Brain, Esq., colliery proprietor, is a handsome mansion beautifully situated on an eminence commanding charming views of the W ye, the Forest of Dean, and an immense range of fruitful country. PosTAL REGULATIONS. George James, Sub-Postmaster. Letters arrive by messenger from Ross about 8.30 a.m. ; despatched thereto at 5·45 p.m. Letters can be registered here. Mitcheldean and Drybrook are the nearest money order and telegraph offices. Post town, Ross. Parish Church (St . .lllichael' s). Rev. \V alter Ea ton, M.A., Rector; Messrs. William B. J ones and W illiam Bennett, Churchwardens,; George Robins, Parish Clerk. Nalt"onal School (boys and gz"rls). Mr. John Louch, .JJ,-Iaster. Assistant Overseer and Assessor and col!ecto1' o.f taxes. Mr. E. Hancock, Pontshill, Ross. PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Brain, Thomas Bennett, Euroclydon Eaton, Rev. W alter, M. A. (rector), The Rectory Fawke, Thomas, Church field Gee, Thomas, Beechwood Lindley, George, Pashley, Springfield Taylor, Peter Phillips, Yew-tree cottage COMMERCIAL. Bald win, J oseph, farmer, Horn hill Bennett, John, farmer, Moat farm and Twisling farm Bennett, William, miller & farmer, Hope's Ash mill Brain, J ames, farmer, Hill farm Clarke, Henry, farmer, Green farm ]freeman, Nathan, farmer, Upper House farm Heaven, William, blacksmith J ames, George, carpenter, wheelwright, and sub-postmaster, Post-office Jones, Mrs. James C., farmer and landowner, Upper end Jones, William Bennett, farmer & landowner, Sutton Louch, John, schoolmaster Marfell, Henry, farmer, Street farm Marfell, J ames, farmer, Hawthorns Meredith, Ann, farmer, N apple Robins, George, parish clerk Sharp, John Richard, Crown Inn, Hawthorns HOPE- UNDER-DINMORE. HOPE-UNDER-DINMORE is a large parish divided into two townships, viz., Hope and Upper Hill, distant 4 miles S. of Leominster, 9 N. of Hereford, and 12 W. of Bromyard. The Shrewsbury and Hereford railway intersects the parish ; the nearest stations being at Dinmore (in the parish of Bodenham) and Fordbridge (in the township of Wharton). This parish is situated near the river Lugg, and on the main road between Leominster and Hereford. It is in Wolphy hundred, Leominster union, petty sessional division, and county court district, and Hope-under-Dinmore polling district and electoral division of the county council. The population in 187 I was 634; in 1881, 494; inhabited houses, II7; families or separate occupiers, I 29 ; area of parish, 3,7 I 1 acres; annual rateable value, £4,941. John Hungerford Arkwright, Esq., is lord of the manor and principal landowner. D. Wood, Esq., Charles Michael Berington, Esq., Thomas James Stallard-Penoyre, Esq., and ]. D. Alford, Esq., are also landowners in this parish. The soil is clayey;

410 HOPE-UNDER-DINMORE. subsoil, clay with limestone; chief produce, wheat, beans, peas, hops, fruit, roots, and pasture. There are some petrifying springs in the parish. Dinmore hill, on the south side of the parish, is a very considerable eminence, richly wooded, and commanding some extensive prospects over the surrounding country. The Shrewsbury and Hereford railway passes under the hill by a tunnel I ,309 yards long, the only tunnel of any consequence on the line ; and the main road between Hereford and Leominster passes over it at a distance of more than 2 miles. A new tunnel is being constructed by the joint railway companies to accommodate the largely-increasing traffic by this route; Mr. R. E. Johnson, of Birkenhead, is the engineer. Hope is in the diocese and archdeaconry of Hereford and rural deanery of Leominster; living, a vicarage; value, £rso, with residence and 12 acres of glebe; patron, ]. H. Arkwright, Esq.; vicar, Rev. L. H. Evans, M.A., of St. John's College, Cambridge, who was instituted in 1888. The church, dedicated to St. Mary the V£rgin, is a stone edifice, with nave. chancel, north transept, good font, and tower containing three bells, The nave has recently been re-built, and is an excellent example of Early Decorated work. The transept on the north side was erected in 1866 by the late Mrs. Arkwright and members of her family, to the memory of the late John Arkwright; Esq., who died February 27th, 1858. A brass on the wall also records the death of .Mrs. Arkwright ; and there is another to commemorate the death of Henry Arkwright, fourth son of John Arkwright, Esq., who was lost in an avalanche whilst ascending Mont Blanc on October 12th, r866. In the chancel is a handsome monument to the Coningsby family, by Roubilliac, without inscription. Sir Thomas Coningsby1 Knight, the founder of the hospital bearing his name at Hereford, was buried here in 1652. The register begins with the year 1701. The parochial charities amount to about £4 yearly. The national school for boys and girls is entirely supported by J. H. Arkwright, Esq. It is under a master and mistress, and has accommodation for 126 children, with an average attendance of 84. There is a national school for boys and girls at Upper Hill, with accommodation for ror children; average attendance, 58. Upper hill school-room is licensed by the Lord Bishop for divine worship. A benefit society, called the "Hampton Friendly Society," has been established in this parish for upwards of thirty years. A home, styled the '' Hampton Court Home," (erected by]. H. Arkwright, Esq.), for the accommodation of six aged and infirm persons who have been employed on his estate, is endowed by the late Mrs. John Arkwright. The houses are neat and comfortable, with necessary appurtenances, and each ·occupier is allowed a weekly sum for maintenance. Hampton Court, in this parish, formerly the principal seat of the Right Hon. George Capel Coningsby, Earl of Essex, was built under the immediate auspices of King Henry IV., by his favourite yeoman of the robes, Sir Rowland Lenthall, who married either a daughter or a very near kinswoman of that monarch, and who received this estate as a marriage portion with his wife. It passed from the late Earl of Essex to Richard Arkwright, Esq., from whom it descended to John Hungerford

HOPE-UNDER-DINMORE. Arkwright, Esq., M.A., J.P., D.L., its present owner. This beautiful and picturesque seat is situated about half a mile eastward from Hope church. The mansion is a large and magnificent structure, situated on a spacious lawn of nearly Joo acres, and protected on the north-east by an eminence covered with luxuriant foliage. About a quarter of a mile to the south-west flows the river Lugg, which, at some distance below the house, is joined by a stream that rises in the hills about Lockley heath, and meanders through the park in a south-westerly direction. The park is about two miles in circumference; it contains some fine timber, and is well stocked with deer. The scenery around this mansion is in a high degree picturesque and beautiful. Near the house is a good shrubbery, intersected by pleasant walks. The greenhouses <;ontain a variety of curious plants, which, together with the gardens, are kept in complete order. This noble pile partakes partly of the castellated and partly of the monastic character; the buildings surround a quadrangular court, having a grand square entrance-tower in the centre of the north front, and a smaller tower at each extremity. There is also a chapel, which still retains traces of its pristine appearance. Many alterations and additions have of late years been made to this noble building by its present owner. The interior is commodious, and fitted up with great taste. One of the apartments is said to remain in precisely the same state as when occupied by William Ill. when on a visit here. Among the valuable paintings preserved in this mansion are some interesting pieces by Janson, Holbein, Vandyck, Lely, Kneller, and Reynolds ; also caskets and other relics connected with royalty. Winsley House, the residence of Mr. William Turner, farmer, is an object of interest and antiquity, commanding views of great extent. It formerly belonged to Rowland de Windesley, whose daughter and heiress conveyed this ancient seat and property to Bc:rrington de Lacy, by marriage, in the reign of Edward III. Over the porch is carved in old characters : '' Per Signum Tau ~ Libera Nos J esu " (By the sign of the Cross deliver us, 0 Jesus). Upon one of the interior cross-beams is carved an ancient coat of arms those of Windesley. The Bury of Hope, also a farm-house, in the occupation of Mr. Samuel Smith, was anciently the residence of the steward of the manor, and was annexed to the priory of Leominster. PosTAL REGULATIONS. Letters arrive by messenger from Leominster about 7 a.m. ; despatched thereto at 6.5 p.m. Bodenham is the nearest money order office, Leominster is the nearest telegraph office and post town. Parish Church (St. Mary's). Rev. L. H. Evans, M.A., Vi"car ./ Rev. J. Stovin Lister, B.A., Curate,; ]. H. Arkwright, Esq., and Col. W. C. Master, C.B., Churchwarde1zs ./ T. Williams, Parish Clerk. Hope Free School (boys and gzrls). Mr. Ph. Poynter, Master./ Miss M. Poynter, Mistress. Upper Hill National School (boys and girls). Mr. James Nunn, Master_; Mrs. Nunn, Mzstress. Hampton Friendly Society. Mr. Thomas James, Secretary. Assistant Overseer. Mr. vVilliam Price, Royal Oak I12n.