ROBSON'S COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY - 1839

HIGH WYCOMBE, &c. BUCKS. Angel C, Lower mills •••••• • Millboard Manufac Barnett Richard ..•••••••••••••••• Grocer, &c Brightlinshaw J, Wooburn gr •• Sadl and Harness Maker Butler Charles •••••••••••••••••• Beer Retailer Butler William ••••••••••••••••••.••• Butcher Cameron John, Wooburn green ••• Linen Draper Dulley William .............. Boot and Shoemak Fromow P J, Clapton mill • .••.... Paper Mak Harding S ••••••••• , Groct!r and Cheesemonger House Richard •••.•...••••••.•... Wheelwrigt Howard George ..................... Grocer, &c Howard Martha •••••••••••••.••••• Royal Oak Jones George ......................... Tailor, &c King William •••••••••••••••••••..••• Tailor Lane J ames .••••••••••••• Grocer and Cheesem Lane John •••• Grocer & Dealer in Marine Stores Line Geo, Wooburn gr ••• Beer Retailer & Grocer Long Edward .•••••••••••.•••••••...•. Tailor Long J, Wooburn gr ..•• • Broker and Carpenter Lunnon Thos, Hedsor and Fuller's mills ••. Millboard and Paper Manufacturer and Miller Meakes J ............................. Smith Nash John •.• , .•....• -................ Baker Pegg Wm, Wooburn mill1 •• Paper and Millboard Manufacturer Pincher J .•••••••• ~ •••••.•. , •••••.• Old Bell Russell John ................... Old Red Lion Russell John, Wooburn green •••.•• .••. Butcher Savage Edward ..................... Millwright Savage William. N •••••••••••••••••••• Anchor Savage Wm, Wooburn green . • Dealer in Marine · Stores and Beer Retailer Spicer, Freeman, Gage, and Henry, Glory mills Paper Makers V enables Chas, Lower Glory mills •• Paper Mak V enables G, CookhammiUs •••••• • Paper Maker Wethered Sophia ••••••••••••. Old Kings Arms Williamson Mary •••••.••••••••••. , ••••.•• Bull Wingrove James :., ••••••••••••• Linen Draper Wingrove Thomas •.•••••• , ••• Rose and Crown W right J ames .................. Beer Retailer Wright S Nt Wooburn town mill, ••. Paper Mak Public Establishments. Independent Chapel. Rebmlt by Pub. Subscrip. 1804, National School for Boys and Girls. Y ates E .••• ., ................. "' •••••• Mistress Boys' Scool on Brit & For System. Built 1813 Parfitt Michael, Wooburn green ••••••• ~ Master Classification of Trades. Baker. N ash John Beer Retailers. Butler Charles Line George-Wooburn green Savage Wm, Wooburn green Wright James Boot Maker . . Dulley Wm Butchers. Butler W m Russell John, Wooburn green Carpenter. Long J, W ooburn green Furniture Broker. Long J, Wooburn green Grocers, Barnett Richard Howard George Lane John Line George, W ooburn green Grocers and Cheesemongers. Harding S. Lane James Linen Drapers. Cameron John, Woo burn green Wingrove James . Marine Store Dealers. Lane John Savage W m, W ooburn green WooBURN CLASSIFICATION, continued· Millboard Makers. Angel C, Lower mills Lunnon Th05, Hedsor and Fullers mills PeggWm, WoobuPn mills Miller. Lunnon Thos, Hedsor and Fullers mills Millwright.-Savage Edwd Paper Makers. Fro mow P J, Clapton mill Lunnon Thos, Hedsor and Fullers mills Pegg W m, W ooburn mills Spicer,Freeman,Gage, &Henry, Glorymills V enables Chas, Lower Glory mills V enables G, Cookham mills Wright S N, Wooburn town mill Sadler.--Brightlinshaw J. W ooburn green Smith,-Meakes J Tailors. J ones- Geo KingWm Long Edward Taverns and Public Houses:- Anr.hor, Savage Wm Bull, Williamson Mary Mother Red Cap, Andrews John Old Bell, Pincher .T Old Kir¥Js Arms, ·wethered Sophia Old Red Lion, Russell John Rose and Crown, Win grove Thos Royal Oak, Howard Martha Wheelwright. House Richard HIGH WYCOMBE, WEST WYCOMBE, AND LOUDWATER. TaB parish of HIGHWvcoMBE, which includes the locality and chapelry of Loud water, contains 6380 acres; assessed to the Property Tax in 1815 at 8553l. The population in 1801 was returned at 4248; and in 1831 at 6229. The benefice was in 1834 returned as a vicarage, of the annual value of 145l.; in the presentation of the Marquis of Lansdowne; Terry, Esq. being impropriator of the great tithes. The chapelry of LounwATER, built and endowed in 1788, by W. Davis, Esq., obtained 400l. of royal hounty, and a parliamentary grant of 2400l. to aid a private benefaction of 1200l.-making together 4009l. equal at the time the grant was obtained, to upwards of 200l. per annum. Yet in 1834, the benefice was returned of the annual value of only 132l.; in the patronage of trustees. Loudwater is 3 miles W. by N. of Beaconsfield, on the road to Wycombe, the market-house of which is distant 5! miles, or 28i miles from Oxford-street, on the road to Oxford, &c.: It is 6 miles W.S.W. of Aversham, and 5!-N.ofGreat Marlow. Wycombe is in a valley, with a beautiful stream of water running through it, which, in a distance of less than ten miles, works about 20 paper and corn mills; the steam runs past W ooburn, below which it falls into the Thames. The market, on Friday, is considerable; a statute fair is held annually, on the Monday next before Michaelmas-day Beech wood chairs are made in great quantities m all this part of the country. The borough, in 1831. contained only 3198 of the population. Under the Act of 1832-3, for the better constitution of Parliament, the suffrage was made coextensive with the parish, and to all householders rated at 10l. per annum, and upwards. Under the Municipal Act of 1834, the self-elected corporation was dissolved, and the administration of the borough vested in lS councillors, to be 55

BUCKS. HIGH WYCOMBE, &c. elected annually, who choose their own chairman Brackley J onathan, St Mary at •• Retailer of Beer or mayor. The funds of two ancientlv-endowed Brickwell J, Paul's ward row • • Boot & Shoemkr hospitals are now appropriated to education, and Broughton Wm, Oxford road .•• ••• Stonemason th(l maintenance of an alms house for 8 aged Brown Michaei, Bowdorings lane ••.••..• Miller widows; there are other bequests for charitable Buggins Thomas, High st .•••.• , .•• Seven Stars purposes, and a Lancasterian school, supported Burn ham Edw, Crandon lane ••• Retailer of Beer by subscription. The society of Friends, Baptists, Burnham W m, St. Mary st . .••• Retailer of Beer and Independents, have each places of worship Busby Charles, High st .••••••• • Coal Merchant at Wycombe; the church is a venerable and Butcher C, Queens sq •• Currier & leather Cutter stately edifice. The town-hal1, erected in 1757, Butlel' WT. Churcle sqChemist, Druggist, Bookis respectable. In March, 1835, Wycombe and seller and printer 39 other parishes in Buckinghamshire, and Carrol B, Paul's row ..... ••••••••. Watchmaker Chin nor and Stoken Church in Oxfordshire, Carter John, Temple • •••.•.•••..•.••.. Tanner comprising 88,180 acres (140 square miles), as- Casbrook Ann, White Hart st .• White Hart Inn sessed to the Property Tax in 1815 at 89,055/., Castle Henry, Canal ••• ·: •••.• • Retailer of Beer were constituted a parochial union, under the Castle W, Church st. Hair Dresser and Perfumer Poor Law Amendment Act. Wycombe Abbey, Charter R, White Hart st •••• • Leather Breeches on the south side of the town, with its beautifully Maker and glover undulated park, is now the property of Lord Cheese J osh, St Mary st ••••••••••.• • _Red Lion Carrington. The hills on both sides of the town Church Georg-e. Queens sq • • · .••... Hau Dresser rise in undulations to an altitude of 150 to 200 Clark John, Bassetts Bury.Mtlr & Chequers Inn feet above the level of the valley, and render the Clark Thos, Canal ...••.•• •••• ~ •• ~hair Maker vicinity of Wycombe one of the most beautiful in Clark Thos, Queen sq. • • • . ••• LIOn m the Wood England. Cl ark W m, Oxford rd ••• Butchr & Retlr of Beer The parish of WEsT WYCOMBE contains 6340 Clarke J and W, High st ••• Boot and Shoemaker acres; assessed to the Property Tax in 1815 at and Salisman only 48981. Th~ population in 1801 was returned Coe Robert, Oxford 1·oad •• u ........... Bre":er at 1330, and iu 1831 at 1901. The benefice was Cole John, Loudwater .•. • Oxford Arms or White returned in 1834 as a vicarage, of the annual Black Bird value of 2501. in the presentation of Sir J, Cole.man George, St. Mary st •• Boot &. Shoemkr Dashwood.King, Bart., impropriator of the great Collier Wm, Oxford rpad. • ..... • .••• ~mgs Head tithes. The village of ·west Wycombe, as its Coltmsn W & J T, Hzgh st •• • Millwmrht & Iron }lrefix implies, is west (2! miles) of Chipping or Bar, Warehouse High Wycombe, oa the road to Oxford. The Cooper Chas, N~w land.··.· • ···~Beer Reta1!er church, rebuilt in 1763, within an ancient in- Cooper Henry, dz~to ··Plumber! Pamter & Glazter trenchment, on elevated ground, is an elegant Croo~ Henry • Hzgh st • • • • Builder and Surv~yor structure, and, with a mausoleum, belonging to Crook John do.·· • ······.Carpenter a~d Jomer the Dash wood family, produces a very picturesque Cust~rd Thos. • • • · · • • • • · • · • • · • .• • Hmr Dresser effect. In the vicinity is a double intrenchment, Da':Is John, Church st • • Confectioner & Broker called Des borough Castle ; the importance of Davis John, London rd · • • "· • • • · • • • • • · · , ·Rose which, in past times, may be inferred from its Day J ames, Pauls ward row • • Boot & Shoemkr having given name to the hundred. Day .Joseph, Oa:ford road.· • ·.Boot & Shoemkr Demck Wm, dztto •• .•.•••• Boot & Shoemaker Name, Residence, & Profession. Dixey Chas, White Ha·rt st . • China & Glass Dlr See also CLASSIFICATION of TRADES, in p. 59. Edmonds G. 0, High st. Wine & Brandy Merchr . . Edmonds James, O:rford rd •• Mealman & Miller Allen R, Oxford rd ••••.•••• • Pamter & Glazier Edmonds Joseph, Bowdon mz'll •••. . Corn Miller All en W m, London rd . ••.••• , •••.•• Seeds man Edmonds Thos, Oxfm·d rd . .• Meal man & Miller Allnut Thomas, O:rford road ••••••• . Grocer, &c Edmonds Thos, Rye mill, Miller & Paper Mal{er Anst~ss Thoma~, Wycomh marsh .•••. . Red J ... ion Edwards Jas, Queens sq •••••••.•• • Gun Maker Anshss Wm, ditto ••.•••••••••.. Carpenter~ &c. Eele Richard New land ••••••.. Retailer of Beer Atkins E, ditto ••.•.•.•.•••• •.. Retailer of Beer End all R, ditto •.•..••..•••.•. Retailer of Beer A very James, O:rford st • • Linen and Wlen Dper Essex&Robinson, High st, Whlsl & Retail Gt·crs Ay res J oseph, ditto . .••••••• Prospect Academy Eustactl J a me~. H,r,;comh marsh . ••.•. Smith, &c. Badcock C, w-hite Hart st . • Broker and Gen. Dlr Fenner Wm, St. Aiary .. st ••••••••••••• • Anchor Ball Henry, Hi!:h st •. Smith and Retailer ofBeer Finch Rich B. Oxford rd •• • Carpenter & Buildr Ball Samuel, Queen sq ..• •••..•. Queen's Head Fontana C, Church st •• . Jeweller and Watchmkr Ball Seymour, Market pl . •••.•••. Linen Draper Frost Francis, Crandon la •••••• Retailer of Beer Ball Wm, High st ............... . Confectioner Froyd Wm, Market pl.. ........••. White Swan Ball W P, diito .................... Shoemaker Fry Thomas, ditto ..................... Baker Ball Wm, O:rford road . •• Watch and Clock Mkr Gaviller1 Augustine Loudwater . • ., . Paper Maker :Barton Eliz, High st . .•• • •••••••..•••.. Butcher Gilbert M, Oxford rd .•• Straw Hat Manufactrer Baynes Thos, do .. ..••••••.•.•.•••. Greyhound Giles W. & Son, High st, Auctioneers, Estate and Beasley Wm, ... Market pl . .•.••••••••••. Cooper House Agents. Uphlstrs, Cabinet Mkrs, &c. Beck E, White Hart pl ................. Baker Gillin John,. O.rford rd ... • Boot and Shoemaker Bernasconi Innocenti, Canal •• Hare and Hounds Gomme James, New land •••••••• '. ••••••• Bull Berry 'V m, Market pl ••..•..•••.•. . Black Boy Goodchild Wm, West Wycomb • . Grocer & Baker Biggs James, Higlt st .. • Bricklayer and Plasterer Gouge G, Oxford rd . • Saddler & Harness Maker and Cow and Hare Green Wm, St. Maryst •.•• Tea & Coffee Dealer Bird J oseph, Market pl . ••..••...... Tea Dealer Griffin Robert, O:rford rd •••••••.•.•••• Baker Blinko Moses, High st •• .••.. Baker and Grocer Griffin W m, ditto •..•••••••••••• Bird in Hllnd Boncey John, Queen sq .•.•.. • Grocer and Baker Griffiths John, Qeens.sq •.••••••••.•.• • Saddler Boot H, High st ••• • Farrier and Retailer of Beer Grimsdcll J ane, ditto • , , , Milliner & Dre~~m~ker 56

HIGH WYCOMBE, &c. RUCKS. Grimsdell W, Pauls Ward row ••••• Ironmonger Mealing Ann, Loudwater. Butcher & Beer Retlr Grove Sarah, High st ••••••••••••• Shopkeeper Mealing W, New land, Chairmaker & Retailer Guyatt Han, East st •••••••••••••••••••• Goat · Beer Ha.iley Rich d. Paul's row ••••••••••••• Butcher Mellett J ames, do .•••.• ••• , •.• Retailer of Beer Hall J. D, High st •.•..•••••• : ••••.• • Chemist Miller T, High st •••••••.•.. Furrier and Hatter Hamilton John', Paul's row •.•••• .• Tobacconist Mitchell H, w-hite Hart st Milliner & Dress Mak Hamilton Mary Ann, ditto •• Milliner & Dressmkr Mitchell J, do •••••• . Harness and Collar Maker Harding W m, High st . ••• Gardener & Seedsman Money J oseph, Canal . •.•.•••••.••••••• Smith Hargrave G, Paul's rom .•• Umbrella Manufactrer Moodey James, White Hart st .••••••. • Malster Harman Chas, High st •••••..••.•.•• Solicitor Morbey E, Beech mill, lrycombe marsh •• • Paper Harman .Tohn, New land ••••.• . Grocer & Baker Maker Barman Richard, Oxford rd .• Boot & Shoemakr Morecraft William, ~farket pl .• ••••••• Butcher Harris Thomas, Higlt, st .••••• Carpenter's Arms Morton H, High st •• .•••••• Plumber & Painter Hawes Richd, Oxford rd ••••.•••••• Shoemaker N ash John, do ••••••.••••••••••••••. Solicitor Hawkins Jame~ Church yard .•••. . Fishmonger Nash Saund~rs, do .•. , •..••.••.••• •• Solicitor Hearn & Veray, High st • ••• Wholesale & Retail N ash Ell en, Oxford st . • Ladies Boarding School Grocers & Linen Drapers & Lacemen N ash Thomas, Loudwater •. ••.••••.•.•• Crown Heath Eliz & Caroline, ditto •• • Ladies Seminary N ash Thomas, do •.••• ••• Smith and Carpenter Heningham Caleb, New land •.• Retailer of Beer N ewman E. & M, High st • . Milliners and Dress HeninghamE, Canal,"\VoolStapler, Fellmongr,&c Makers Hill Hen, Crown la •••••••• Boot & Shoemaker Oakley A, Oxford rd .•• •.•.••••••••... Tailor Hobbs Samuel, High st ••••••••.•..••.• Baker Oliver & Goodwin, High st •• Tailors and Drapers Hodsdon Hen, Oxford rd, Carver & Corn Dealer Packer J, do •.•••••••••••••••••••••••. Tailor Holland John, CanaZ •••••.•••.••••.•. Banker Page George, Canal •••.••.•.••..•••••. Baker Holland J, ditto •••••• Currier & Leather Cutter Page M, w-hite Hart st •• • Corn Dealer. Malster Boot & Shoemaker and Coal Merchant Houghton Charles, White !tart st .• Hair Dresser Paine H, Queen sq •••••••••••••• Cornchandler Howell Mary, ditto .•.•••••• Boot & Shoemaker Papell W, Oxford rd •••••••••.•• Beer Retailer Howland S. Church st ... • Painter & Toy Dealer Parish John, High st .••••••.•••. Beer Retailer Hudson J ames, High st •••••.••••. Corn Dealer Parker G. L, do ••••• Linen and Woollen Draper Hughes R, Queens sq •• ••.. Tea Dealer & Grocer Parker John, Crown lane ••••.••.••••. Solicitor Hughes J, ditto ••••••• . Furnishing Ironmon~er Philby Sarah, High ~·t .•••••••• Three Tun3 Inn Hull I, Market pl ••.•..•.••••.••. Coppersmith Pitkin Richard, Crown lane •• •••••••••. Crown Hulls J, sen, ditto .••• • Iron & Tin Plate Worker Plaistowe Richard, Loudwater •••• Paper Maker Hunt George Hat·man, Canal .••.• Wheelwright Poulter David, Oxford rd • •••••.••••.• Butcher Hunt J, White hart st •• ·wholesale & Retail Gro- Quarterman J ames, do. . • . • • . • • ••••• Mealman cer & Cheese monger Raffety W, High st • •••• Glass and China W areh Hussey Edwin, Market pl . • Grocer& Tea Dealer Rawlinson J, West Wycombe .•••• •• George In~ lvall Robert Thos, High. st .• •..•• Coach Maker Rawlinson J, do ••••••••••••••••••• . Meal man I very J, Oxford rd ••• Timber Mercht & Builder Rose & Son, High st •••••••••••••.•• Su~eons J ackson W m, High st •. •••.•.••••••.• Surgeon l{oss J am'es, do ••• ••••••..•••••••••••• Grocer J efhey David, Queen sq ••.•• Hat Manufacturer Rumsey J, Crandon lane •.••••••••••• Solicitor Joms Hen, White hm·t st •. Fruiterer & Fishmgr Russell Kessiah, Oxford rd •••• .•.. Half Moon Jones W, Crandon la, Carpentr, Builder, & Coopr Saunders S, White Hm·t st. Milliner & Dress Mkr King E, Market pl.Bookseller, Stationer, Printer Shepard J, Crown lane. Whitesmith & Gunsmith and Bookbinder Sherriff J oseph, High st •••••••••• Confectioner Knigston H, Wnite Hart st, Bookseller, Stationer, Simmonds J oshna, do ••• Corn Dealer and Baker China & Glass Dealer Skull Charles, Oxford rd •• Broker & Auctioneer J.acey James High st.Grocer and Cheesemonger Skull Edwin, Canal •••••••.•••••••• • Japanner I .. acey Miss, Bedford row •• Teacher of French & Skull Frederick, Canal .•• Tea Dlr and Chsmngr the Piano Forte Skull Waiter, New land •••.•.••••••••. • Grocer Lacy Henry, Oxford 'rd . •..• Plumb. Pntr &Glaz. Slaughter Edward, Market pl. Boot and Shoemkr Lane A. & Edmonds J, Upper Marsh cS- Bowden Smith J os, St J.lfary st ••.•••••.•• Beer Retailer Mill, Paper Makers Sound Emma, Church st ••••••.•• Linen Draper Lane George, Oxford rd .•••..• ••••.•.. Baker Spencer vVm, Market pl ••..• , •.•. \Vheelwright I .. ane Joseph, Ash Mill ••• • Paper Manufacture!' Spicer F G and Henry, Marsh ,mills, Wycombe Lanham Josh, Paul's row .• •. Tin Plate Worker marsh, o/ Hedge mill, Loudwater •• Paper mnfc Langstone T, do ••....• Gardener and Seedsman Stall wood Ann, Church st . • Mlinr & Dress Mkr Line William, Wycomb JJfarsh •••••• Fellmon~er Stall wood John do • ••••••.••.•••••••••. Tailor Lipscombe Josiah, Paul's row •••. ..••. Butcher Stanley Henry, Queens sq •••••.• • Linen Draper J .. ittle J, East st . •••••••. Tea and Coffee Dealer Steers Ceorge, New land . •••••••• Bt!er Retailer J .. ockey Oliver, Oxford rd •.• ••.••••• W oolpack Stevens Mary, Market pl ••.. ..••..•••.. Grocer Lockett Mary, High st .•••••••.•.•. Cross Keys SteYens vVm, Pauls Ward row •. Grocer, Chemist Long George, Loudwater • •.• Grocer and Draper and Druggist, Skinner and Furrier Lucas Richard, Canal •. · •• • Brewer and Maltster Stevens Wm, St. Mm·y st •• •••.••• Beer Retailer Lutman Giles, Queens sq •••••••••••.••. Tailor Stone John, New Land •.••.•••••. Chair Maker Lyddon Herbert, Canal ••• ••.••.••..••.•• Bell Strange C, Queens sq . • Watch and Clock Maker Marshall vV, do •... • Grocer and General Dealer Strange Thos, Pauls row. Watch & Clock Maker Martin Thomas, do •••• •..••. Dealer in Clothes Swinden George, High st .•..•.•.•• Wheatsheaf Mayes J, High st .•••..••••. . Dyer and Scourer Tacey \V G, Church sq, Market pl •• Pawnbroker Mead J, Oxford rd. Brazier & Tin Plate \Vorker and Salesman Mead William, Crown lane •• • Painter & Glazier Taplin R, High st, Market pl .• Falcon Comcl Inn 57

BUCKS. HIGH WYCOMBE, &c. Taplin Stephen, West Wycombe ••••• . Black Boy ALDERMEN. Thomas and Son, W:'lfcombe marsh . . Shoe Mnfcs Lucas Richd., Esq Tatem J ames Geo. Esq. Thomas J ames, ditto ..•• ••• Old King of Prussia COUNCILLORS. Thompson H, St. Mary st •••• Tea & Coffee Dlr Carter John Parket· Geo. Lloyd Thompson John, Market pl ••••••••••••• Angel Cottman Wm Treacher Thomas Thompson N athaniel, Crown lane •••••••. Baker Heningham Edmd Tuck B J Thompson Wm, Loudwater •• •.•••• Shopkeeper Hunt Joseph W~ite Henry Thurlow James, St . .l'dary st ••••••••••••. Miller Lane Alfred Wr1ght Pere1val Tilbury J, New land. . • •••.••••••.••••• Smith Miller Thomas Ti!bury W, St. Mary st . .•.•• Smith and Farrier Bankers TomlynJane, d~tto ••• • Milliner ~nd Dress Maker Holland John, Canal •• , .Dra~ on London Joint Tomlyn W m, dttto • ......... Pamter ~nd Turner Stock Bank Treacher Samuel, ~xford road. · • Ch~~;u Manufac Wheeler and Sons,High st • • Draw on Willis & Co Treacher Thos, H~gh st •• •••••• Chair Manufac · Tuck B J, Queens sq •• ••• Chemist and Druggist Law Officers. Turner A, Oxford road, Currier & Leather Cutter Harman, C .• Vest. Clk., & Clk to Board of Gdns. Turner Samuel, New land ••••• Catharine Wheel & Superintendent Registrar Turner John, High st ••• •••••• , • , , ••• Sur~eon N ash J .. Clerk to Dep. Lieut. and to Magistrates Varley John, St. Mary st ••• d ........... Tailor Parker John ..................... Town Clerk Vearey Mary A, Oxford rd. Straw Hat Manufac • • V enables & Fromow, Marsh mill. Paper Makers l'lre.and L1fe Assurance Agents •. V ern on G, Crandon lane. Estate Agent & Auctnr Atlas, Hzgh st ••••••••• • ..... • ..... • •• E. Km~ W aight Chas, Oxford road •••••••• a •••• Broker British, ditto • • •••••.•••• " ••••••• Henry Crook Waller John, do •••• ••••••••••• Cabinet Maker Clerical and Medical, Church sq •.• "\V. T. Butler Ward John, White Hart st • ••••••••• Carpenter County, High st ••••••••••••••••• • G. Harman Warrell Eliza, Queens 6·q . •• Straw Hat Manufac Globe, ditto •.••••••••..•••.•••.•. John Nash West Mary1 do ••••••••.••••••.•• , ••• • Butcher London Assurance, J.lfarket pl ••• • Edwin Hussey West Josh, Pauls row., • • , ••••••••••• Butcher Phrenix, High st ••••.•••••• Essex & Robinson West Wm, ffest Wycombe •••••••• White Swan Phrenix, .ditto ••••••••••.•••••••• • Giles & Son Westfield James, Pauls row. ~.Furniture Broker Royal Exchange, Oxford rd •••••••• • P. Wright Westbrook Rich, High st •• • Lion Hotel, Posting Suffolk & Amicable, Market pl •• • • Wm Stevens and Commercial Inn Sun, High st ...................• James Butler Westlake John, da ••• Currier and Leather Cutter · Weston, Purton & Drayton, Queens sq. Lnen Dps Posting House. Wethered Edwin, do •• . Linen and Win Drapers Red Lion, High st ••••••••••• Richd West brook Wheeler Robt & Sons, High st ••. Bnkrs & Brwrs Coach List White Archibald, do •• .••••••••••. Conveyancer UT.' h T:' '" D H. . l. w· b . White Henry, Queens sq. •. Baker and Meal man rr zt zme OJ epartur~from zgu, ycom e.to White John, Oxford road • • Grocer & Chesemngr London, and Arrtvalfrom LondJ)n. White J oseph, Hz'gh st . •••.••••..•••••• Baker Cheltenham, Regulator, Lion. to London, aft. ~ p. 'Vhite Richard, Market pl ••••••• • Antelope Inn 3; from London, morn. i p. 11. White Wm, New land ••••••••.••••••••. Baker Ditto, Retaliator, ditto, to London, aft. ~P· 3; from Widgington S, St. Mary st •••••••• Chair Maker London, morn. ! p. 11. Widgington T, do.~ •..••••••• Timber Merchant Hereford, Champion, ditto, to London, morn. 4; Wig~ins R, New land . •••.•••••.••• Shoemaker from London, even. ! p. 8. 'Villiams Jas, Canal •.•• • Bricklayer and Builder Ditto, Mazeppa, :ditto, to London, even. 6; from Woodbridge J. New land •••••••• . Beer Retailer London, morn. t p.lO. W ooster Charles, Canal ••••••• • •• Beer Retailer Oxford, Age, Falcon, to London, aft. 2 ; from WoosterJohn. do •••••••• ........ Beer Retailer London, aft.! p. 4. W ootton A, Pauls row •• Saddler & Harness Mkr Ditto, Blenheim, Lion, to London. morn. i p. 12; Wright P, Oxford rd •• Grocer & Tallow Chandler fromJLondon, aft 2. W right, Thos, High st •••••••••••••. Grocer, &c Thame, Rob Roy, Bull, to London, morn. 11 ; Wright Sarah, Oxfm·d rd ••••• Straw Hat Maker from London aft 2. Yatman John, Pauls row .•••••••.••••. Grocer Dittto, Falcon, to London, morn. ~ p. 10; from Y ouens R and M, WhitfJ Hart st •• Basket Makers London, aft 1. Y ouens J osh, High st . ••••••. Coach and Horses Ditto, Taplins Omnibus, Three Tuns, to London, Youens Robert, Market pl ••••••• • Eating House morn. t past 11, alternate days; from Lony ouens Thos, Pauls row . •••••••• Basket Maker don, morn. i p. 12. Young John~ White Hart st .•••••••••• Malster Worcester, Mail, Lion, to London, morn. 3; from Young J, High st •• Rope, Twine,& Sacking Manf. London, even. ! p. 11. Youngman Edward, Pauls row ••• • Linen Draper Ditto, Paul Pry, ditto, to London, morn. 4; from London, even. l o. Post Office. Harman Geo, High st •••..•••• Receiving House Letters from London arrive even. ! P· 11, and are dispatched morn. at 3. Corporation. MAYOR (Magistrate)-Wheeler Ro bert, Esq JUSTICE & ALDERMAN (do.) . Harman G. Esq. 58 Ditto, Sovereign, ditto, to London. aft. 4; from London, morn. t p. I 0. · Ditto. Telegraph, ditto, to London, morn. l p. 3 ; from London, even. 9. Wycombe, Harts, White Hart, to London, morn. 9 ; from London, even. l p. 7. Ditto, Toilets, Three Tuns. to London, roorn. 9 ; from London, even. 7. Ditto~ Tolletts, Falcon, to London, aft. 3 ; from London, aft. 2.

HIGH • Vans & Waggons, From High Wycomhe to London, ~ Arrival from London. Charlbmy J ohnson, to London, Sun, and Wed.; from London, Tues. and Fri. Gloucester, Budd, to London, Mon. \Wed. & Fri.; from London, Tues. Thurs. and Sat. Ditto, Kember & Beazley, to London, Mon. Wed. & Fri. ; from London. Tues. Thurs. & Sat. High Wycombe,Abbott, to London, Mon. & Th.; from London, Thurs. & Sat. Ditto, Dancer; to London, Tues. & Frl. ; fr{)m London, Thurs. & Sun. Thame, Hatton, to London, Sun. & Wed.; from London, Tues. & Fri. Witney, Parker, to London, Mon. Wed. & Fri.~ from London, Tues. Thurs. & Sat. Vans aud Waggons to and from London, Oxford, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Worcester, Birmingham, North Wales, and the North and South of Ireland, pass through High W ycombe daily. Classification of Trades. . Attomeys. Na.sh John, High st N ash Saunders. High st Parker John, Crown la Rumsey John, Crandon la Auctioneers. Giles W m & Son, High st Skull Chas, Oxford row Vernon Geo, Crandon la Bakers. Beck E, White Hart pl Blinko Moses, High st Boncey John, Queens sq Fry Thos, Market pl Goodchild W m Griffin Robert,(Oxford:rd Harman John, New rd Hobbs Saml, High st Lane Geo, Oxford rd Page Geo, Canal Simmonds J osh, High st Thompson N athl, Crown la White Henry, Queens sq White Joseph, High st White Wm, New land Bankers. Holland Jno, Canal Wheeler R. & Sons, High st Basket Makers.-Y ouens R. & M, White Hart rw Youens Jas, Oxford rd Y ouens Thos, Pauls row Beer Retailers.-Atkins E, Wycombe marsh Ball Henry, High st Boot H,High st Brackley Jonathan, St. Mary st Burnham Edw, Crandon la Burn ham Wm. St, Mary st Castle Henry, Canal Cl ark W m, Oxford rd Cooper Charles, New land Eele Richd, New land End all R, New land } ... rost Francis, Crandon la Heningham Caleb, New lanu Mealing Ann, Loudwater Mealing W m, New land Mellett J as, New land Papell W m, Oxford rd Parish Jno, High st Smith Joshua, St. Margaret st Steers Geo, New land BUCKS • HIGH Wvco:M:B.I!i CLASSIFICATION, continued. Beer Retailers. Stevens W m, St. Mary st Woodbridge J, New land Wooster Chas, Canal W ooster John, Canal Bookbinder, King E, -Market pl Booksellers. Butler W. T, Church sq King E, Market pi Kingston H, White hart st Boot Makers.-Ball W P, High st Brickwell J, Pauls ward row Clark J and W, High st Coleman Geo, St Mary st Day James, Pauls ward row Day J os, Oxford rd Derrick Wm, Oxford rd Gillin John, Oxfotd rd Hawes , Oxford rd Harm an Richd, Oxford rd Hill Henry, Crown la. Holland J Canal Howell Mary, White Hart st Slaughter Edw, Market pi Thomas and Son, Wycombe marsh Wiggins R, New land Brazier. Mead J, Oxford rd Brewers.-Coe Robert, Oxford st Lucas Richard, Canal Wheeler Robt and Sons, High st Bricklayers. Biggs Jas, High st Williarns Jas, Canal Builders. Crook Henry, High st Finch Richd B, Oxford td Jones Wm, Crandon la Williams J as, Canal Butchers. Barton Elizabeth, High st Clark Wm, Oxford td Hailey Richard, l>auls row Lipscombe J osiah, Pauls row Mealing Ann, Loudwater Morecraft W m, Market pl Poulter David, Oxford rd West Mary, Queeng sq West J osh, Pauls row Cabinet Makers. Giles Wm, High st Wall er John, Oxford rd Carpenters. Anstiss William, Wycomb ma1·sh Crook John, High st Finch Richd B, Oxford td Jones Wm, Crandon la N ash Thomas, Loud water Ward John, White Hart st Carver.-Hodgson Henry, Oxford rd Chair Makers. Clark Thomas, Canal Mealing William, New lands Treacher Samuel, Oxford rd Treacher Thomas, High st Widgington S, St Mary st Chemists ~·c. Butler W T, Church sq Hall J 1>, High st Stevens W m, Pauls war~ row Tuck B J, Queens sq China Dealers. Dixey Chas, White Hart st Kingston H, White Hart st: Raffety W m, High st Clothes Dealer. Martin Thos, Canal Coal Merchants. Busby Chas, High st Page Martha, White Hart st Confectioners. Ball W m, High st Davis John, High st Sheriff Jos, High st Conveyancer. White Archibald, High st 59

BUCKS. HIGH WYCOMBE, &c. HIGH WycoMBE CLASSIFICATION, continued.' HIGH WvcoMBE CLASSIFICATION, continued. Coopers. Beasley Wm, Market pl Hatters.-Jeffery Da.vid, Queen sq J ones W m, Crandon la Miller Thos, High st Coppersmith. Hull J, Market pl lronmougers.-Coltman W & J T, High st Corn Dealers, Hod~Zson Hen, Oxford rd Grimsdell Wm. Pauls ,row Hudson Jas, High st Grove Sarah, High st Page Martha, ·white Hart st >. Hu~hes James, Queens sq Paine Hen, Queens sq Iron Worker,-Hulls J, sen. Market pl Simmonds Joshua, High st Japanner. Skull Edwin, Canal Curriers. Butcher C, Queens sq Jeweller.- Fontana C, Church st Holland J, Canal Laceman. Hearn and Veary, High st Turner Abraham, Oxford rd Leather Breeches Maker.-Charter R, Wh Ht st Westlake John, High st Leather Cutters.-Rlltcher C, Queens sq Dyer and Scourer. Mayes Jas, High st Holland J, Canal Eating House. Y ouens Robt, Marke pl Turner Abm, Oxford rd Estate Agents Giles Wm and Son, High st ·westlake John, High st Vernon Geo, Crandon la Linendrapers. Avery James, Oxford road Farriers.-Boot H, High st Ball Seymour,Market pl Tilbury Wm. St Mary st Hearn and Veary, Churchyard Fellmonger. Line Wm, Wycombe marsh Long George, Loudwater Fishmongers. Hawkins J as, Churchyard Packer J as, High st J ones Hen, White Hart st Parker G L, High st Fruiterer.-Jones Hen, White Hart st Soundy Emma, Church st :Furniture Brokers. Hadcock C, ·white Hart st Stanley H, Queens sq Davis John, High st ':Veston, Purton and Drayton, Queens sq Skull Chas, Oxford rd Wethered Edwin, Queens sq "\Vaight Chas, Oxford st Y oungman Edw, Pauls row W est:field J as, Pau]s row Maltsters, Lucas Richd, Canal Furriers.-Miller Thos, High st Moodey Jas. White Hat1 st Stevens Vv m, Pauls ward row Page Martha, White Hart st Gardeners. Harding Wm, High st Mealmen. Edmonds Jas, Oxford road Langston Thos, Pauls row Edmonds Thos, Oxford road General Shops.-Badcock C, White Hart st Quarterman Jas, Oxford rd Marshall Wm, Canal Rawlinson John, West ':Vycombe Thompson Wm, Loudwater · White Henry, Queens sq General Salesman.-Tacey W G, Church sq Millers. Brown Michael Bowdorings la Glover.-Charter R, White Hart st Clark John. Bussufts Bury Grocers. Allnutt Thos, Oxford rd Edmonds J ames, Oxford rd Bird Jos, Market pl }:dmonds Joseph, Bowden mill Blinko Moses, High st Edmonds Thomas, Oxford rd Boncey John, Queens sq Edmonds Thomas, Rye mill Essex and Robinson, High st Thurlow Jas., St Mary st Goodchild Wm, ·west Wycombe Milliners.-Grimsdell Jane, Queens sq Green Wm, St Mary st Hamilton Marv Ann, Pauls row HarmanJohn, New rd Mitchell H, High st Hearn and Veary, Churchyard Newman E and M, High st Hussey Edw, Market pl Saunders S, White Hart st Inall Robt, High st Stallwood Ann, Church st Little J, East st Tomlyn Jane, ,St Mary st Long Geo, Loudwater Millwrights. Coltman W and J, High st Marshall W, Canal Professor of Music. Lacey Miss, Bedford row Ross James, High st Paper Makers. Edmonds Thomas, Rye mill Skull Waiter, New hnd Gaviller A, Loudwater [mill Stevens Mary, Market pl I .. aneA &Edmonds, Up.Marsh&Bowden Stevens Wm, Pauls ward row J. .. ane Joseph, Ash mill Thompson Henry, St Mary st 1\Iorbey Edn, Beech mill, Wycombe marsh Wright,P, Oxford rd Plaistowe Richard, Loud water ·wright Thos, High st Spicer, Freeman, Gage and Henry, Marsh Yatma.n John,Pauls row V enables & Fromow, Marsh mills [mills G1·ocers and Cheesemongers. Hunt J, White Pawnbroker. Tacey W G, Church sq Hart st Perfumer. -Castle W, Church st Lacey J ames, High st Plumbers, o/c. Allen R. Oxford rd Skull Frederick, Oxford road Cooper Henry, High st White John, ditto Howland S, Chnrch st Gun Makers.-EdwardsJames, Queens sq I~acey Henry, Oxford rd Shepard J, Crown la Mead William, Crown lane Hair Dressers.-Castle W, Church st Mort on Henry, Hie;h st Church George, Queens sq Tomlyn William, St Mary st Custard Thos, Church st Printers.-Butler W T, Church sq Houghton Charles, White Hart st King E, Market place Harness and Collar Maker. Professor of the FrenchLanguage.- Mitchell J,High st Lacey Miss, Bedford row 60 I

COOKHAM. BUCKS. HIGH WYCOMBE CLASSH'ICATION, continued. Young John, High st · Rope, Line, Twine,~ Sacking Manufacturer.- Sadlers ~Harness Makers. Gouge G, Oxford rd Griffiths John, Queens sq "\Vootton A, Pauls row Salesman. Clarke J W, High st · School, Gents. Ayres J, Prospect Academy Schools. Ladies. Heath E and C, Church yard N ash E, Oxford rd Seedsmen. A1len ·wmiam, London rd Harding William, High st Langston Thomas, Pauls row Smiths. Ball Henry, High st Enstace J ames, W ycom be marsh Money J oseph. Canal N ash Thomas, Loud water Shepard J, Crown lane Tilbury J, New land~ Tilbury William, St Mary st Solicitor. Harman C, High 'St Stone Mason. Broughton W, Oxford rd Sraw Hat Manujactu1·ers Gilbert M, Oxford rd. Vearey Mary Ann, Oxford rd W arrell Eliza, Queen sq Wright Sarah, Oxford rd Surgeons. J ackson W, High st Rose and Son, Hi~h st Turner J, High st Surveyor. Crook Henry, High st Tailors. Latman Giles, Queens sq Oliver and Goodwin, High st Packer J ames, Hig-h st Stallwood J, Church st Varley J, St. Mary st Tallow Chandler. Wright P, Oxfot·d rd Tanner. Carter John, Temple Taverns, and Public Houses.- Anchor, Fenner W, St. Mary st Angel, Thompson J, Market pl Antelope Inn, WhiteR, Market pi Bell, Lyddon Herhert, Canal Black Boy, Berry W, Market pi Black Boy, Taplin S, West Wycombe Bull, Gomme J ames, New J,and Carpenters Arms. Harris T, High st Catherine Wheel, Turner S, New land Chequers Inn, Clark J, Bassetts Bury Coach and Horses,-Y ouens J, High st Cow o/ Hare, Biggs James, High st Cross Keys, Lockett Mary, High st Crown, N ash Thomas, Loud water Crown, Pitkin R, Crown la Falcon Inn, Taplin R, High st George Inn, R::twlinson J, West Wycombe Goat, Guyatt Hannah, East st Greyhound, Baynes T, High st Half Moon, Russell K, Oxford rd Hare and Hounds, Bernasconi I, Canal King's Head, Collier W, Oxford rd Lion Hotel Post ~ Com. Inn, West brook R. High st Lion in the Wood, Clark T, Queens sq. Old King of Prussia, ThomasJ, Wycombe marsh Oxford Arms~ Co1e J, loudwater Queen's Head, Ball S, Queens sq Rose, Davis J, London rd Red Lion, Anstiss T, W ycombe Marsh Red Lzon, Cheese J. St, Mary st Seven Seers, Buggins T, High st Three Tuns Inn, Philby Sarah, High st HIGH W"YCOMBE CLASSIFICATION, continued• Taverns and Public Houses .. - Wheatsheaf. Swinden G, High st WMte Blackbird, Cole J, Londwater White Hart Inn, Casbrook A, White Hart st White Swan, Frowd W, Market pi fVhite Swan, West W, West Wycombe Woolpack, Lockey 0, Oxford rd Timber Merchant. lvery J, Oxford rd Tin Plate Workers. Hulls J, sen, Market pi Lanham J, Pauls row Mead J, Oxford rd Tobacconist. Hamilton J, Pauls row Toy Deale1·. Howland S, Church st Turner. Tomlyn W, St Mary st Umbrella Maker. Hargrave G, Pauls row Upholsterers. Giles W. & Son. Hi o-h st Watch vnd Clock Makers. Ball w; Oxford rd Carroll B, Pauls row Fontana C, Church st Strange C. Queens sq Strang~ T, Pauls Ward row Wheelwrights, Hunt G, H. Canal 'Spencer W, Market pl Woollen Drapers. Avery J, Oxford rd Parl\er G, L, High st Wetherd E, Queens sq Woolstapler, ~c,-Heningham E, Canal COOKHAM. CooKHAM is on the banks of the Thames, and bor· ders of Buckinghamshire, 3 miles north from Maidenhead; contains 3337 inhabitants, and in 1815 the assessed property amounted to 15,2431. ~gric_ultureis the chief employment in the parish, m wh1ch part of the town of Maidenhead is in. eluded. The church of Cookham, dedicated to the Holy Trinity, is a vicarage in the archdea· conry of Berkshire and diocese of Salisburv, for a Ion~ time in the patronage of Wm. Plum er, Esq., of Harwood in this parish, which estate has been in his family since the reign of Charles I I. Here are two annual fairs, on the 16th May and 11th Oct. In the chancel of the church are memorials of the families of Farmer, Bradley, Babham, and 'V"eldon. An intagliated brass plate on a marble slab, near the entrance of the chancel, comrnemo· rates Sir Edward Stockton, vicar of Cookham, who is styled" Pylgrim of Jerusalem and Canon professed of the house of our I,ady at Gisborou<Th, in Yorkshire.'' North Town, Cookham Dean, ;'nd Pigmy's Green are in this parish. By the ferry ovet· the Thames a near road toW ooburn and Beaconsfield is obtained. On a rivulet in this parish one of. the branches of the Thames, is a papermill wtth an overshot wheel, chiefly employed in the manufacture of the description of whitey· brow!l paper called small-hand, and which has long been in the possession of the family of V enables, ancestors ofWilliam V enables, Esq., Alderman of London, who is a native of Cookham. Name, Residence, & Profession. COOKHAM. Alien J .•.••..•••..•........•.. Beer Retailer Barnett J ....•....................... Baker Bartlett Ann ••••• Mistress of Parochial School Beesley J ........•............. Beer Retailer Blake W ••••••••••• , , • Grocer and Ironmonger 61

BUCKS. COOKS HAM. c==========================-========r================== Burrows C . ...... , , ••. , .......... Plumber. &c Smith J ..... : .... "' .............•... Butcher Clift P ••••••••• • • -•• ~ • Grocer and Shoemaker Sparks T •• ~ ••• Nurseryman and Hurdle Maker Copas W ••••••••••• , ••••••• , ••• • ~Chequers Towers Mary ••••••••.••••••••••. White Hart Ford J .. , ..•.•.•.• • •.•••.• , . Bell and Dragon V enables George, Cookham Mills • • Paper Maker Ford J ••..•...... • ..•......•....•.•. Carrier Ware H ••••••••••• Shoemaker and Coal Dealer Frost T, Cookham Dean Grocer & Cheesemonger West W •••••••••••••.•••••••••• Wheelwright Frost T ••• v •. , , •• ~ , • Grocer and Cheesemonger Whitmarsh J .•.••••••.••.•. Smith and Farrier Game W •••••••••• • •••••• • ••••• Parish Clerk Wigg P ••••••••••••••• , . Grocer and Carpenter Gibbons W ••••••.••• , ••••••••••••• Fruiterer W yatt J ••.••••••••••••••••• , •• Fruiterer, &c Godfrey Mart ha •.•• , •••• , ••••••• Beer Retailer Yeldham T •. , •••••. ~Grocer and Cheesemonger Gosenton W •••.••••••••• , ••••• Beer Retailer Grantham Rev I T •.•••• , •• , , • • , •••••• Rector Post Office. Greathurst J •••.•• •. • •• ·• ........ Shoemaker John Notts ••.••• ,., ..•• , ••• Receiving House Gree~land J ••••. , • w. , • • • ..•.•.•. · Shoem~ker J ... etters arrive from Maidenhead by foot post, H ardmg J •••••••••••• • •• Carpenter and J omer 8 morn.; dispatched 4 winter. and 5 sum. Hatch B ••• , •••••••••••••••••••••• Fruiterer Hatch E ..•••••••••••••.••• Hare .and Hounds Hatch J .•...•••.•••.•....•.• Kings Arms Inn Public Officer. Poulton Rich ••• Registrar of Births and Deaths · · for the Cookham District Public Establishment. Hornett W R ...... ..•......... , ..•... Tailor I~acey J ...•......•• , ..•.• • .•.•• Beer Retailer Lacey W •••••.••.• , •.•• IJ! • ~. • , • " , ••••• Baker Lane J •..•...••.••...• , .•.•.•.. Blacksmith INDEPENDENT CHAPEL of Cookham Dean Louch J •..••••• , •••.••••• Grocer and Draper Lunnon J. . . . . .....•..•...... , Beer Retailer Carriers. N eville, Reid a.nd Co ••••••• , , •••••.. Brewers Fly to and from Cookham to railroa~ MaidenPearce J ••• , •••••••••••••••• ~ ••• Blacksmith head, for the conveyance of goods and pas~ Poulton R •• Boot and Shoemaker, and Re gist. of sengers, 4 times a day (time uncertain) from Births, Deaths, &c Bell and Dragon. Poulton T •••.•• · •.••.••••••••• Coa.l Merchant Ford, to London, Mon. Wed. and Fri. l p. 2 : reRiley C ••••••••••••••••••..•.••••. Carpenter turns Tues. Thurs. and Sat. even. 6. Smith E .•.••...••••.•••• Boot and Shoemaker 62

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Cu!DRIDGESHIRE is an inland county, bounded on the north by Northamptonshire and Lincolnshire, on the east by the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, on the south by Essex and Hertfordshire, and on the west by Bedfordshire and Huntingdonshire. Its greatest length is about 45 miles, the breadth about 30 miles, and in circumference it is about 130 miles. Cambridgeshire is in the province of Canterbury and diocese of Ely, excepting- a few parishes. Cambridge is the county town, and Ely is a city; there are in the county seven market towns and 165 parishes, containing 143,955 inhabitants in 1831. Two members of Parliament are returned for the University, two for the Town of Cambridge, and three ,for the County: the present members are Richard Greaves Townley, Esq., of Fulbourn, near Cambridge; the Hon. Elliot Thomas Y orke, nephew of the Earl of Hardwicke; and Richard J efferson Eaton, Esq. The limits on the northern side of the county are chiefly formed by rivers and their branches armmd the rich marshes in the vicinity of Wisbech, but the face of the county exhibits considerable variety. The northern part, including' the Isle of Ely, is for the most part fen land, comprising nearly half of the Bedford Level, an extensive tract which has gradually been brought into excellent cultivation; it is intersected by canals, and abounds with mills worked by wind or steam, for conveying the water off the land into the channels provided for carrying it towards the sea. On the most considerable rising ground in this part of the county stands the city of Ely. The fen land extends southward of the river Ouse, and almost to the neighbourhood of Cambridge. The south-western part of Cambridgeshire· is varied by gently-rising hills, with downs, open corn-fields, and a considerable portion of wood from Wood Ditton to Castle Camps, but in other parts this county is very bare of timber. The south-eastern side of the county is the most pleasant, especially towards the banks of the river Cam, where are dairy farms celebrated for the production of excellent butter and cheese, and where many calves are reared for the London markets: other parts on this side the county between Gogmagog hills and Newmarket are appropriated to sheep-walks, and in some parts to the culture of barley. On the south, where the ground is more elevated, it produces very fine wheat, barley, and oats, of which a considerable quantity is sent to the London market. The cultivation of hemp and flax is practised near Wisbech, and the neighbourhood of Ely is particularly famed for the production of garden vegetables. A district of this county, formerly called the Dairies, comprehended the parishes of Shengay, Windy, Whaddon, &c.; but the dairy farms in this particular district are now not so considerable as those in the parishes of Cambridgeshire.] B Chatteris, Mepal, Sutton, Swavisey, Over, Willingham, Cottenham, Rampton, Landbeach, Waterbeach, Stretham, Ely, Littleport, Soham, and Fordham. In Cottenham and Willingham, the Cottenham cheese is made ; and Soham, more eastward, is also famed for its cheese. The rivers of.Cambridgeshire abound in fish, and the fens with wild-fowl, which are caught in decoys that annually supply the metropolis with many thousands. The principal rivers are the Ouse, the Cam, the Glen, the Nen, the Lark, and the Rhee. The Ouse, or Old Ouse, traverses a very considerable part of the midland counties, rising on the borders of Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire; it enters thiR county near Erith, in the parish of Haddenham; thence it pa~ses nearly eastward through the centre of the fens. The navigation was improved as early as 1663, by making the Old Bedford river, aud by the completion of the New Bedford river. The Ouse and Lark navigation was in 1827 consolidated with the Little Ouse, with the New Bedford river, and with the Eau brink cut to Lynn. A navigable canal, called the Forty-foot Drain, enters the Isle of Ely near Ramsey mere, and passes between Chatteris and Doddington to Welslie's Dam, where it enters the Old Bedford river, the main channel for vessels passing from the upper to the lower parts of the Ouse. There is another short canal from the Ouse, commencing near Barway, to So ham, another to Rearn, and a third to Burwell. The river Ouse in its course forms a boundary between the Isle of Ely and the rest of the county; it afterwards passes Stretham to Upware, where it receives the Cam, and a few miles below receives- the Lark, and becomes a boundary between Cambridgeshire and Suffolk in its course towards Lynn. The river Cam, or Granta, is formed by the Rhee, which enters this county· at a point whe1·e Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire join it, and flows to Granchester, where it meets another stream ris;ng at Henham in Essex; at Granchester the Cam acquires its name, and passes through the town of Cambridge to Upware, where it falls into the Ouse. The river Nen, in its old course, enters the fens of this county at Benwick, and runs through March and Upwell to Outwell, where it enters Norfolk, and finally discharges itself into the Ouse at Salter's Lode. The N en, in its present course, divides Huntingdonshire from the Isle of Ely till it enters the Isle, and pass~s Whittlesea and Wisbech to Cross-Keys Wash. The Nen and Wisbech river navigation was improved in 1829, at the outfall of tl1e: river N en, by altering the line of navigation. Besides the great north road which enters the county at Royston, and passing through Caxton to Papworth-Agnes, :near which it leaves Cambridgeshire, there are three turnpike roads from Cambridge to London, a road from Cambridge to 1

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Norwich, another to Huntingdon, and a third to Col- Huntingdon, &c., and the branch from Cambridge, chester. The road from London to Newmarket passes by Mildenhall, Thetford, and Attleborough to Nor. through part of the county; there is a road from New- wich. Cambridgeshire is not distinguished for ma· market to• Ely, and from Ely to Wisbech. Another nufactures: the principal is that of coarse pottery; a principal road enters the Isle of Ely near Ramsey manufacture of earthenware and white bricks has mere, and passing through Whittlesea, enters Lincoln- been long established at Ely, made from the gault shire at the extremity of the Isle of Ely. The Nor- found in that neighbourhood; and there were several thern and Eastern Railway, now constructing, which mills in the county for preparing oil from cole and is to connect London and York, will have a branch rape seed, but the culture of cole seed for the purpose Railway from Cambridge to Norw4:lt and Y armoutb; of makini oil bai been of late much disused.; the main line passes Bishop'!! Stortford, Cambridge, - CAMBRIDGE, As subdivided into PAROCHIAL UNIONS under the Poor Law Amendment Act of 4 and 5 WrLLIAM IV. 1834, showing the Number of Parish~s ... the Number of Guardians appointed thereto; also a STATE~ENT ·showing the Days on which the several Parochial Unions in the County of Cambridge hold their Meetings, the Places at which they meet, and the Clerks to each respective Board ; as arranged in tb(! order in which they have been lettered on the accompanying Map of the County . • • • tetter of Reference ot1 Map, the :red line showing the different Unions. A 1. B 2. • c 3 • D 4. B 5. r 6. G 7. H 8. :t 9. - ' UNION$. ' . Cambridge ............... Caxtdn & Arrington Chesterton ............. ~ly ··~····~····-·-······ Linton ........ ... ~ .. .,.. ...• Newmarket .. ' ....... North Witchford ...... Wisbeach .......... "····•· Whittlesea •••••• :~ ..... ' ' l'otal CQunty of Camb1·~dg~ ..... • .... <Poll ~~ a·~ ~~ l4 26 38 14 22 29 7 22 2 ! " . " - • • .... . • ""' ~.~ Clerks 'to the ,.Q~ Day~t of Meetin~. Places of Meetlpg. Sl:d Boards. ;j ;j z~ ' ' 30 Joeeph Fetch ... 2'7 Henry Mortlock. Tuesday, 11. ..... 1 Caxton Workhouse 40 Frederic BarloW'. Thurday,! p. 10 Un_ion-h()use 26 W. Marshall,jun. Thursday, 10 ..... Shtre-hall • 25 Daniel Potter .... Thursday, 10 •.• Union Workhouse 37 W. P. Isaacson .. Tuesday, 9 ........ 1 Union-house 25 John Sewell ...... Wednesday, 10 •. George inn, Doddingto n 45 W. G. Jacks'On .. Thursday, 9 ...... 1 Union Workhous-e 20 John Teed ........ Tuesday, 3.~ ....... 1Whittlesey T<>wn~hnll . . - • ~ SUPERINTENDENT REGISTRARS, REGISTRARS OF BIRTHS, DEATHS, &t! . • • • . ' I l AMBRIDGE As subdivided into DisTittcTs under the Registration Act 6 and 7 William IV. chap. 85: 86, of Birtba, Deaths and Marriages; showing the 1\everal Parochial Unions, with the REoiSTR.NRsl Du· TRicTS, the Name (l.lld Address of Superintendent Registrars, Registrars of Births and Deaths, and tht l,tegistrars of Maxriages.t in the several Parochial UnioRs in the County.· • • • • The letters A, B, cJ'c. :refer to the several Divisions of Unions on tluJ aeeompanying Map of Cambridge, . anil the figure njers to the Table of Unions. ~'~~~--._----~~--------------------------------------~------------------- UNION. Name & Address ot Superintend. Registrar Registrars.' Districts. Name and Address- of Registrars of Birth$ and Deaths. Name and Adc:lre11s o! l\:[arriage Registrars. !. ' A 1. Cambridge , Jos. Fetch. Gt. ~t., Mary's Peter Bays, St. Edwd's, pass ••••• , Peter Bays, St. F.dward'a Pas· St. Andre\f } Thos. Denny, St. Andrew sage~ Cam bridge. , the Less.. the Less. Gt StAndrew's S. Knowles, King st, H. Trin. S~ Giles ........ Robt. Peters, Magdalen st. B 2. Ca~ttm 15/ .AN'ington, Bourn ......... H~nry Afger, Caxton Hen. Mortlock. .. MiZ:~!:.. f Gamliogay1 .... Wm. Itolder, Orwell, Anington. C 3. Chestrtt'ton,• Willingham ••. Robt. F.llis, Willingham ............... J. D. Lyon, C11ci'l·y Hinfon~ Fred. Barlow·, ~ Fulbourne ••••• F. R. Hitch, Fulbourne. Cambridge-, J Shelford., Gt .... J. A. Ramsay, Gt Shelfo.rd.

tJNION. .Name & Address of Superil.ltend. Registrar. D 4, Ely. W. Marshall, jun. Ely. B 5. Linton, D. Potter, LintoD CAMBRIDGESHIRE. ==~=-==~============== Registrars' Districts. Na~e and Address of Registl3l's of • Births and Deaths. • Name and Address of Marriage Registrats. • • • Ely ......•..••••. Geo, Cple, Ely ...•..•... , •.•...•...•.• M. Fisi1er, El~,.· Littleport ...... R. Cheeseright, Littleport. Sutton .••.•.•••. J. S. Alien, Witcham •.•••.•••••..•. H. Robinson, Haudenham. Haddenham"' H. llobinson, Haddenham. · · Linton ................ 1. Adcock, Linton ....... , •• ,. ...... W .. Richardson, Linton. Balsham ....... J. Prince, Balsham . Duxford •••••• J.Patterson,Duxford ' Newmarket ... M. E. Buller,AllSaints, Newmkt. Rd. Bayley, St. Mary,Newmarket r 6. Newmm·ket Bottisham ... J. Dilliston, Bottisham. W. P. Isaacson, Cheveley ...... Rd. Faircloth,All Saints, Newmkt. Newmarket. Gazeley ........ W. Clark, Gazeley. Soham ..... : .... E. I.. Knowles, Soham. G 7. North Witchfqrd, John Se well, Ch~tteris. Chatteris • .., ... J. H. Wright, Chatteris ............ J. H. Wright, Chatteris. March .. m••w Chas. Culledge, March. . Wisbeach ...... Wm. A dams, Wisbeach, St. P.eters W • .Adams; Wisbeaoh, St. Peters. Leverington ~ J .. Burman, jun. WJsbeach, St. ParsoHdrove5 Mary. H 8, Wisbeach, W alsoken...... ohn Gapp, Elm. W. G. J ackson Wisbeach. Upwell ......... J. Adkins, Outwell, Wisb}1,.St Ptr W alpole, St. } J. Briduman W alpole Wis'beacl1. ,.; Peters • .• 0 ' ' • • Terringt<m, } J. Euarr '.ferrinoton St. J ohns . St. Clemcnts 0 ' <=t , I 9. TVhittlesea, John Reed, Whittlesea, Isle of Ely • 1 ~ 1'he Clerks to Boards of Guardians, being eligible, are, in mo.st cases, Superintendent Registrar!. For Days of Meeting of Guardians, see 1'able of '(!nions for tl1-e (:ounty.~ page Z. ' - LIST OF PARISHES AND ADJACENT POST TOWNS, • • FORMING THE VARIOUS PA.ROCJUAL UNIONS. OF THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE. •.• The letter (A) refers to the J.l!ap • , CAMBB.lDGE (A). . • PARlSHES.. POST TOWNS. St. Audrew the Less. ............... ,,,.,.,. Cambridge lfoly Trinity ............... .._ .. ..._ ........................... '!. ditto St. Giles ........................................................ ditto · St. Andrew the Great ...... .... .. .... .. .. .. ....... • ditto All Saints. ................................. .,. . • • . . • • • •••• ... ditto St. Benedict ........ .__ ......... _ ........... p.,. ......... ~·· ditto St. ~1ary th~ Great. ........................ u, ditta St. Clement •••••••••••••••••• , •••• ,.,, •••••• , ....... ditto St Mary tl1e Less ....•.•..• ,,, ............... "\ •• ditto St. Botolph ..................... ,,,, •••• , •••••.. , •• ditto St. Edward ·····················~-.,..,, •. ,. •••••••• ditto St. Michael ••••••••••••••••••••• , , • , , , , ..•• ·~. ... • • ditto St. Peter ................................... , .......... ditto St. Se.pulchre ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,,, ••• dittQ CAXTON & AB.BJ:NGTOH (B). A.rrington • • •• • • • . • • • • • • • • . . • • • • • • • . • • . . • . . • . • Arrington :Bourn • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Caxton Caxton ••••••••••••••••••••.••.••• ~..... •• • • • . . • . . • • •• • • ditto Caldecot •• • • • .•• •• • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • •• •• • . . • • •• • • • • •• • • ditto Croxton ........................... : .... •• •• • • • • • • • • • St. N eots Croydon ·········~····· .. ··,···········•······~· A.rringtm l:.ast Hatley ••• ,. •• , ... , •• .,,, ••••• ,,., ...... J3i99leswade • • PARISHES. • t>OST TOWlltS • Elsworth •..••.••••.•••.••••..•.•••••......•.••• ·•.• Caxto-n Eltisley •.•...•..••.•..•.•...•...••.•••.••....••.... ._; .. dittd G amlingay • . • • . • • . . • • • • • • • . . . . . . • • • . . • • • . • • Biggleswade Great Eversden . . . .. • • .. . . • . . .. . . . . . . • . . . . . • • . . . • a;ctOTJ, Great Gransden, Hunts • . . . . . . . . • . .• . . . . . . . • • . . . . . ditto Hard wick...................................... Cambridge Hatley St George .. . .. .. • .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Biggleswade Kingston ........................... .,., -..... ... • . • • • • • . • Caxton Knapwell •....•.•••.••••••••. ~~··••••••'•• ................. ditto Little Gransd.ou ··-"·•·• .. ••<~••_. .... _..~ .................. ditto Little E\'ersden ..................... , ................... ditto Long Stowe ,, ............................................... ,, ••.•.• ititt& Orwell ...................... ,.._ ................ -................ •• Arrington Papworth, St. Agnes .......... u............... Ca:rton Papworth, St. Everard ............................. ditto Tadlow .•••••••••••••••••••••••••• , •• , ............... Arri1z,qton Tofts ............................................... •'\ ••• • •• •• CaxtO'lt Wimpole ........................... " ................. .A.rrington Yelling, Hunts ......... ,~.,~,,4, ................. ,. .• Car.tiG'II CliEST:CBTOW (C). A Barten . . .• . . • • . • . . . . •• . . • . . • . . • • .• . . • . .• . • Camb'riJ9e B Cherry Hin ton ............. , • • . . . . . . . . . • • . . • ditto Chesterton •.•• , •• , ••••••••..••• ,,, •.••••.•••••• ditto • • • 3

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. PARISHES. Childerley •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••• POST TOWNS, Cambridge A Comberton • • ••• • • • • • • • •• • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ditto <Jotoil ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Cottenham •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Dry Drayton ••.••••.•••.••..•••.....••••.•... BFen Ditton .................................... . BFulbourn ••••••••••••••.•••••.••••..••••.••..••• Girton •••••••••••••.•••••.•••••••••.••••••••.••• Grantchester •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Great Shelford ••••.•••••.•.••••••••••••••••••• B Great Wilbraham .•••.•••••••••••••.••.•••.••• A Harlton •••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• A Haslingfield ••••..•.••••..•.••••.....•..•••••.• M Harston .•••••••••••••••••.•••••••.••••••••••••• MHauxton ••••••••.•.•••••••••.•••..•••.••••..••. Jtlisto11 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• B Horningsea., ••..•.••••..••••••••••••.•••••.••• lmpington .•.•.••.•••••••••••.••.•••.•.•••••.••• Land beach ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••.••• Little Shelford •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BLittle Wilbraham •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Long Hanton, Long Hanton, All SaintsJ ••••••••••••••••••• St. Michael ••.••.•••••••••••• Madingley ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1\lilton •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MN ewton •••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••.••••••••• Oakington .•••••••••••••••••.••.••.••••••••.••• B Qtty •.••.••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••.•••.••. Romp ton ••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••.••••••••• Stapleford ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• D Te,·ersham ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Trumpington .................................. . W aterbeach •••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~estvvick .••...•..•••..••.••.••••.••••••••..•.• ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto' ditto • ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto Willingham •.•••.••••..•••••.••...•.........••. ditto , N. B. Those parishes marked .A are Arrington Division, those marked B Bottisham Division, those marked M are Melbourne Division; the remaining parishes are • m • m • m the the the • are m the Cambridge Division. Coveney Down ham :E:LY (D). ·····················~······················· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ely, Trinity ......................................... . Ely, St. Mary ••.••••••••.••••.••••••••.•••••..•..•... Haddenham •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ely ditto ditt6 ditto ditto Li ttleport • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ditto Me pal • • • •. • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • . • • • • • • •• • Chatteris Shetham • • • . • . . • • . • • . • . • • • •• • . • •• • • . • . • • • . • • . . . • • . . • • • Ely StlttOil •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••.•••• Thetford .............................................. . ~ellt\vorth .•••••••••••••.••••••••••••••.••••••.••.••• Wilbttrton •.•••.••••.•••.••••.••.••••••••..••.••••.••.• Witcham .••••••••.•.••••••.•.•••.••.•••...••....•..•.• Witchford ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LJNTON C:S). ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Linton ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Abington, Great Abington, Little 13albraham :Bartlow •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .Bartlow llamlet ....•..•..•..•..•..•..•.....•..•..... Balsbam , •.• , ••.•.••••••.•.•••.••.•..•••.• ; •..••.•...•• Carlton ••••..•.••••••.••.••••.•...•..••.••.•.••..•..•.• Camps Castle .•••.•••••••••••••••••.••••.••••••.••.••• Camps Sl1ades • • • • • • • • ••• • •• •• . •• • ••• • • • • • • . • . •• • . • . . ditto Duxford ••.••••.••.••.••.••••••••..•..•.• So.ffron Walden Lint on ditto Saffron Walden Hadstock •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Hildershatn .••••.••.•••••••••.•••••.••••..••••..••.•.• Hinxton •..•..•..•..•..•........••.••.•.. Horsebeath .•••••••..••••..•.••••••.•••••.•.••.•••• Linton Saffron Walden ditto Ickleton •..•...•.••.•••••.••••..••.•..•.. Linton ....•...........•................ ,, .. ,., ........ . 4 PARISHES. POST TOWNS. Pan1pisford • • •• • •. • • •• • • •• • • • .• • •• • • •. • • • • . • • . • Cambridge Sawsto11 •• • • • • •• •• • ••• •• • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • •• • ••• •• • • ditto West W ratting ••••••••••••••••••• · •••..••••..•••••• West Wickham .•••.•.•••••.••.••••.•.•••..••••••• West Colville ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Linton Linton Linton Whittlesford ••••.•.••••••••••.•••.•••.••••••••• Cambridge N:E:WMABK.:E:T (F). Ashley • • . • • • • • • • . . •. • . • .• • • • • . • • • . . . • • . • • . • • • Newmarket Bow Green ·····••t••••·············-················ ditto Bottisham ••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••..•••.••.••••••• Brinkley Burwell Che\'eley • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Chippenham .......................................... . Dalham .•••.••..•..•..•.•••..•....••••..•.••.•••••••••• Dulling ham •.•...•• , •••••••••••..•.•••••••••••••••••• Eening ...•.•.•..•.••.•..•.•..•......•...•.•.....•.••.. ·····•••4•·······~··························· Fordham Gazeley hleham ·············l·~··········~···················· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Kennett .•••.•••••.••••.••••••••••••.•••••.•••••••••••• Kirtling ••••••• ., ••••.....••••.•...•••...•.•...•.••.••.• Land wade .•••.••••.•••••••••.•••••••••••••.•••••.•••• ~id~ate ••••.••••••••.•••.•.•.•.••.••....•..••..•.•.••.. 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CAMBRIDGE. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. ~==========================================~==================== eAMBBIDGE. THE University of Cambridge is 50! miles from London, by way of Royston, 13 miles from Newmarket, and 86 from Oxford. The town is nearly a mile and a half in length, and rather more than that in breadth, being about four miles in circumference, and containing 22,500 inhabitants. The situation of Cambridge is a perfect level, the town being encompassed by the colleges of the University, with their beautiful gardens on both sides of the river Cam, over which are several bridges both public and private; and the streets, formerly 'narrow and winding, have been recently improved by many important alterations. Entering Cambridge from London by Trumpington Street, Downing College, with its graceful porticoes, is at some little distance on the right. Near the beginning of the street is Addenbrooke's Hospital; to it succeed the Fitzwilliam Museum, now in progress, and St Peter's and Pembroke Colleges. The Pitt Printing Office, designed by Blore, the architect of Lambeth Palace, which was opened in 1833, and Katherine Hall, next present themselves. Nearly opposite the last is Corpus Christi College, lately 1·ebuilt from designs by Wilkins, with a front extending more than 200 feet parallel with the street. In the centre of the town is a group of magnificent buildings, consisting of the church of St. Mary the Great, the Senate House, the University Library, and the beautiful chapel of King's College. To the right of Bridge Street, on the road to Newmarket, is Jesus College, which is much admired for the picturesque beauty of its situation. St. Andrew's street, on the road to Colchester, contains Emmanucl and Christ's Colleges; opposite the last-mentioned is the church of St. Andrew the Great ; continuing thence to Sidney Street, Trinity Church and Sidney College appear; this leads to Bridge Street. Beyond the bridge over the river Cam, is Magdalene College, and the remains of the ancient castle on the road to Huntingdon, on the right of which are the roads to Chesterton and the city of Ely. Cambridge derives its name from the river Cam or Gmnt, and is said to have extended from Grantchester to Chesterton, on the western banks of the river. Cambridge is presumed to have been a seat of learning in the seventh century; and it is certain that from a very early period the town was the abode of students who afterwards lived in community, under a principal. The first charter known to have been granted to the University, is that of the year 1230, 15th Henry Ill., regulating the rent of lodgings for the students, about 50 years before the foundation of Peter House, the first endowed college in the University; and in the year 1333 King Edward JII. granted some important privileges. By an act of parliament in 1570, all preceding grants were confirmed, and the University, as a society of students, was incorporated by the name of the chancellor, masters, and scholars ; these statutes are the foundation upon which all new laws are framed. The statutes of the University are printed, and are to be found in the University Library, in the library of every college, and in the Senate House. The statutes of the 12th of Eliz. and the Senatus Consulta are chiefly respected ; some of the old statutes, decrees, interpretations, &c. are looked upon as obsolete in the present state of the University. The University of Cambridge, by charter of King James 1., sends two members to parliament, the right of election being in the members of the senate: the present members are the Right Hon. Henry Goulburn, and the Hon. Charles Ewan Law, M.A. Recorder of London, and brother of Lord Ellenborough. The borough of Cambridge also returns two members to parliament: the present members are the Right Hon. Thomas Spring Rice, Chancellor of the Exchequer, and son-in-law of the Earl of Limerick; and George Pryme, Esq. Professor of Political Economy in the University. The corporation consists of a mayor, a high steward, a recorder, 10 aldermen, 30 councillors, 4 bailiffs, a town clerk, &c. The mayor, upon entering office, takes an oath to maintain the privileges of the University. The Town Hall, built in 1782, contains a room about 70 feet by 28 feet in dimension, and in wh.ich concerts are occasionally performed. The Shire Hall for the ass.izes and quarter sessions, was built in 1747. The town is divided into five wards-East and West Barnwell wards, St. Andrew's ward, Trinity ward, and Market Ward; and also contains 14 parishes. The churches of St. Mary the Great, the Holy Trinity, and St. Sepulchre, are interesting objects of observation. In the centre of the town, behind St. Mary's church, is Market Hill, where the markets are held. The corn market, &c. is on Saturday; but there is a market every day in the week excepting Sunday and Monday, for poultry and {butter: the latter is here made in pounds, consisting of slender rolls a yard long, a practice adopted for the convenience of division into sizes for the use of the co1leges; a great quantity of butter in firkins, chiefly from N 01·folk, and the Isle of Ely, is also sent hence to tl1e London markets. The dairies in the neighbourhood of Cottenham produce a celebrated cheese, which takes its name from that village. No town is more plentifully supplied with fruit, and the fish market is abundantly furnished with fi·esh-water fish from the Isle of Ely. Sturbridge fair was formerly one of those great marts at which the chief business between the wholesale dealers and country shopkeepers was transacted; and from its central situation, Cambridge was a town well adapted to this mode of intercourse. The trade carried on at Sturbridge fair is said to have equalled, if not exceeded, that of any other in the. kingdom; but it is now of comparatively little importance, as business is at present transacted through the medium of travellers attached to every large establishment. The field on which Sturbridge fair is held, is about half a mile square, having the river Cam for its boundary on the northern side, and the Stour on the eastern. The ground is marked out by the mayor, in a procession on the 4th of September, by which day the field must be cleared of corn, to give time fot· tl1e erection of booths, and other preparations for the fair. On the 18th of September, the officers of the university, and also those of the corporation, respectively repair to the field, and proclaim the fair, which then commences, and continues about a fortnight: the booths are built in rows, distinguished by the names of the various descriptions of tradesmen by whom they are occupied: the principal commodities are wool, hops, leather, cheese, and iron. A spacious square formed by some of the largest booths, and occupied originally by woollen drapers, used to be called the Duddery; but the cloth trade is now much diminished. One day, the 25th of September, is appropriated to the sale of horses; and by Michaelmas day at noon, old style, the ground must be cleared. Midsummer, or Pot fair, is held on Midsummer Green : it acquired the name of Pot fair, from the quantity of earthenware exposed for sale; and is said to have originated in the resort of people to BarnwelJ, to witness the ceremonies and sports - 5

CA.MBRIDGESHIREJ CAMBRIDGE. performed ~y children on St. John's eve. It is proclaimed oa the 22d of June, and is licensed to con-- tinu~ for four days, but by permission, it generally ~xteqda to about ten days. . ((~WBRIDGJ;J CAsTLJ;l, built by William the Conqueror, on the site of a Roman station, was at an early period the occasional residence of our monarchs. The buildings of the castle, which seems to have been e~tensive, were at leugth suffered to go to dec;ay; and all that remains of the ancient castle is a gate-hou~e, which, till of late, had been used as the county gaol. Thl:l new county gaol, erected in ~he form of a cross, with an octagonal building in the centre, adjoins the site of the castle, at the northern end of the town. Within the precincts of the an~ient castle, i~J an artificial hill, which affords '- commanding prospect of the town, and of the surrounding country to a very great extent, whence Ely cathedral eau be easily discerued with the naked eye, The river Cam flow~ near the base of the Castle hill, and runs for ~ome distance through the fettile valleys towards Ely; it is formed by several streams whici1 unite above the town" and is navigable for lighter~ as far ~s Camhridg~, from all the lower country through the city of Ely, near which it join~ the Ouse. In the m&rket~plaee, opposite the town h~ll, is Hobson's Conduit, erected in 1614. rhomas Hobson1 ~h~ founder, was a stable keeper; and the gownsmen, when hiring his horses, were obliged to take those placed ·nearest the stable door, whence arose the proverb, "Hobson's choice this, or none." The first endowed college at Cambridge,~ generally reputed the most ancient of both universities, is Peter House, founded by Hugh Balsham (who was afterwards Bishop of Ely) in 1280, and in cor .. porated in 1284: it stands on the western side of Tl·nmpington street, and i$ now called St. Peter':~ College. The building originally consisted of two courts, the large~t of w hi eh ill 144 feet by 84 in dimension, but an additional court was founded in l825, by the Rev. Francis Gisborne. It is erected in the ancient style, from designs by W. M. Brookes, Esq. l'he chapel was erected in 1632, and consecrated by Francis White, Bishop of :Ely: the eastern window, of painted glass, represents the Crucifixion, after Rubens, with additional groups of figures. The Master's Lodge is on the opposite side of Trumpington street. · CLARE HALl.. was originally founded in 1326, by Dr. R. Baden, but being destroyed by fire in 1342, it was rebuilt and endowed by Elizabeth De Burgh, sister 11-nd co-heiress of Gilbert, Earl of Clare. This college, from its situation on the margin of the Cam, produces a striking effect; it was rebuilt in 1638 of Ketton stone, and consists of one court, about 150 feet by Ill in dimension, On th~ western side are the Master's Lodge, and apartments of the Fellows; and on the same side, a bridge over the Cam leads ~o a shaded walk and lawn, commanding a prospect towards Coton and Madingley. The hall of this 4:ollege is 69 feeL by 21 in dimension ; and the combination room, pannelled with oak, js cous.idered one of the handsomest in the university: it contains portraits of the found1·ess, of Thomas, Ead of Exeter, by Mirevelt; Thomas, Duke of Newcastle, Chan~ cellor, by Shackleton; John Tillotson, Archbishop of Canterbury, &c. The library adjoins thiil room, and opens upon the Master's Lodge, in which is a portrait of William Butler, physiQian to Kiug James I. The chapel was rebuilt in 1 i63, from designs by Sir J ames Burrough: over the altar is a picture of the Salutation, by Cipri~ni. · 6 "'-===:::::::m= PEMBRon CoLLEGE was founded in 1347 by Mary, Countess of Pembroke, widow of Aymer de Valence. This College displays an extensive front in Trump. ington street, and consists of two courts, 0ne leading into the other through the screens. of the hall. In. the hall are portraits of the foundress, of King Henry VI., and of Nicholas Ridley, bishop of London, and John Bradford, martyrs, &c. Here ie alsB preserved. a cup of silver gilt, pt·esented by the foundress in the reign of Edward Ill. .At the end of the hall is the combination room, in which is a portrait of the Right Honourable William Pitt, formerly a member ofthis College. The library occupies the northern side of the first court: the catalogue of the books is in manuscript, and without dates. On the eastern side of the inner court is a detached building, erected for th~ purpose of containing Dr. Long's orrery, a curious astronomical machine or large sphere, 18 feet in d~ meter, invented by the Doctor, who died in. I770r and constructed by Jonathan Munns, of Cambridge. The floor of the r.oom is surrounded by seats tor spectators; and the immense globe, upon which tbe constellations and stars are painted, is turned with little labour, although the weight of the iron, tin, and wooden circles is about 1000 lbs. The chapel was built in 1665, from a design by Sir Christopher Wren, and is considered one of the best proportioned chapels in the University. In the College lodge is a portrait of Gray, the poet. The garden is large and well laid out; one walk under the northern wall is considered one of the best in Europe. CA IUS CoLJ,EGE was originally founded by Edmund Gonville, rector of Terrington in Norfolk, in 1348, by the name of Gonville Hall. In 1557, Dr. John Caius, physician to Queen Mary, enlarged and re~ modelled the foundation, and built Cains Court. It is situated on the western side of Trumpington street, having Tr.inity College on the north, Trinity Hall on the west, and the Senate House on the south. Caillll Court is said to have been designed by John of Pa· dua; and its plan of three gates was evidently made. to inculcate a moral lesson, that humility is the fore• runner of virtue, virtue and wisdom adjoin each other, and ultimately lead to the portal of honour. The hall contains portraits ofWiUiam H~rvey, who discovered the cil"culation of the blood; Nicolas Saunderson, LL. D., a blind professor of mathematics, &c. &c. The library is small, but contains some valuabl" heraldic w~rks, and a portrait ofTheodore Cleviensis; an architect. In the master's lodge is a portrait of Dr. 0.1ius, or Key, ret. 53, 1563 ; he died in 1573, and was buried in the College chapel; there are also portraits of all the masters from the refounding of the College, excepting that of William Dell. In the ante-chapel is a monument of Sir James Burrough, master, who. made the architectural designs of the Senate House and other public buildings at this Uni~ versity. He died in 1774. TRINITY HALL was founded by William Bateman, Bishop of Norwich, in 1350; it is situated near the river Cam, between Clare Hall and Geuard Hoste:l lane, behind the ·principal public buildings. In the dining hall is a bust of the Earl of Mansfield, by Nollekens. The combination room contains a portrait oi Dr. Samuel J olmson, and in the kitchen is a small statue of the founder, carved in wood. The dining room of the master'lii lodge contains several curious pot"traits, amongst whioh are William Laud, archbishop of Canterbury; George Abbott, archbishop of Canterbury; Step hen Gardiner, bishop of Winchester, and chancellor of the University in 1540. Tl1e garden of Trh1ity Hall is not large, but affords one of the ~any pleasant prospects about (.~ambridge.. •

.CAMBRIDGE. • tJAMBRIDGBSlliBE. =====~ =~=====;;:::;==== CoRPull CaaisTI CoLLI<:oE was founded ill 1351, by the brethren of the two guilds of Corpus <::hristi and tl1e Virgin Mary. It is situated in Trumpington street, and was rebuilt by Wilkins, with a front extending 222 feet, presenting an elevation of three stories, the extremitie• of each end being differently arranged, and with an ornamental gateway in the centre. Although the buildings at this colleg~ are not upon $0 large a scale as others in Cambridge, they present architectural beauties inferior to none at present in the University. The gateway opens npon a court 158 feet by 129 in dimensiQn, in which the chapel with its QCtagonal turrets occupies a central situation; and on the southern side of the chapel is the master's lodge. On the- southern side of the eourt is the library, in which is .deposited a :roost valuable collection of books and manuscripts, which is scrupulously guarded; the chief part nre left to the college by Archbishop Parker, whose regulations have pmved effectual for their preservation. On the northern side of the court is the hall, where, amongst the college plate, is an ancient drinking born which formerly belonged to the guild of Corpus Christi. KINa's CoLLEGE was founded by King Henry VI. in 1441, for a provost, fellows, and 8cholan, to be supplied by succession from Eton College ; endowed about the same time by the King. The society possesses some remarkable privileges and exemptions. The south front of King's College, designed by Wilkins, runs parallel with the magnificent chapel, at right nngles to Trumpington street, and reaching nearly to the river Cam, These buildings consist of the provost's lodge, nearest the river; adjoining which is tbe library, the hall and chambers for the residence of the fellows, &c. The hall is 102 feet by 3 6, and about 45 feet high; the exterior is enriched with heraldic badges, corresponding with those sculptured on the walls of the chapel; and the interior is of singular elegance and richness, having in the centre Qfthc northern side a large oriel window, filled with stained glass, the gift of l<'rancis Lord De Dunstanville and Basset, who was educated here. On the northern side of the court stands the chapel,• which is the chief ornament of Cambridge, and one of the most beautiful specimens of the enriched style of pointed architecture in the kingdom. The design is attributed to Cloos, the father of Nicholas Cloos, fellow of this college, and afterward3 bishop of Lichfield. The: beautiful stained glass in the windows, representing various ·subjects from scriptural history, was put up in the early part of Henry the Eighth's reign. A more commanding elevation than that of this chapel, architecturally speaking, will not; be found in any ()ther part of the kingdom. The height of the mass is sufficient to relieve its great length, and the view instantly communicates an idea of grandeur almost without a parallel. One cause of admiration upon entrance arises from the brilliant stained glasst which heigMens the em~ct of the stonework, and gives it a mellow enriched tint, which can never be produced by any wash of colour when the light passes through squares of white glass. The roof of this chapel is generally considered as the utmost effort of constructi>e skill. and the paragon of architectural beauty. The wooden screen which divides the choir from the ante-chapel is enriched with carving, and deserving the artist's attention. The altar screen, designed by Essex, was erected in 1770. On each ~ide of the nave or body of the chapel, between the buttresses which snppo1·t the walls, are nine oratories, or chantries. The extreme length of King's College chapel is 316 feet, the breadth 84, and the height from the ground to the top of the pinnacles more than 101. QuJ;EN's CoLLEGE was founded in 1441>1 by Margaret of Anjou, queen of Henry VI., and was completed by Elizabeth Widville, queen ofEdward IV. in 1465. It is situated on the banks of the Ctttu, westward of Catharine Hall, and consists of two ~ourts, with an ancient gate-house ot entrance tower.. The hall contains a portrait of Elizabeth1 queea of Edward IV., and of Erasmu&, &e.. The president's lodge, towards the river, contains several pictures; and the catalogue of books in the library hae been ptinted in two volumes, by the Rev. T. H. Horne. The gardens on the opposite side of the l'iv-er Cam ~re connected with the college by a curious wooden bridge, erected in 17 46, and ealled here the Mathematical Bridge. CATHARINE HAr..L was founded in 1475, by Robert Woodlark, D.D. Chancellor of the lJnivenity. The buildings are on the southern side of King'a College, and occupy three sides of a court, the eastern side of which is open to Trumpington street. The hall contains a good portrait of the founder; adjoining is the combination room ; and over them is the library, to which TI10mas Sherlock, bishop of London, bequeathed a -valuable collection of books, the catalogue of which is printed. In the master's lodge, eastward of the chapel, is a portrait of Mrs. Mary Ramsden, of N orton, Y ork~hire, whQ greatly increased the revenues of tht~ eollege-. JEsus CoLLEGB was founded by Johh Alcock, Bishop of Ely, and Chahcellor of England iQ 1496. It is situated towards the Newmarket road; having a front about 180 feet in extent, with a gatehouse at the entrance. The principal court i$ 141 feet by 120 in dimension; and there is also a smaller court, surrounded by a cloister, which leads to the hall, master's lodge, and chapel: the last was the conventual church of St. Redgund, built by Malcolm IV. king of Scotland, in 1160, and exhibits in the chancel and tower consi{}erable remains of the original structure of very early pointed architecture. The large east window contains several portraits of benefactors, with their arms, by Willement, and i$ <me of the best specimens of that painter's taste, in stained glass. This enrichment was presented to the college by the late William Hustler, registrar of the university. In the northern transept is a monument of To bias Rustal, Yeoman. of the Robes to King Charles II. and a benefactor to this college, who died ,in 1693. Dr. Clarke, the celebrated traveller, is also buried in the chapel His monument and bust, by Chantrey, was raised by his fellow-collegians. Northward of Jesus College is the grove, which is of considerable extent. CHRisT's CoLLEGE was founded by Margaret, Countess of Richmond, mother of King Henry VII. in 150.S. The Countess endowed it to maintain a Master and twelve Fellows, in reference to Christ and his Apostles. The college is situated northward of Emmanuel College, opposite St. Andrew's Church; the ancient buildings form a court about 138 feet by 120 in dimension; and a more modem building fronts the garden and fields, extending about 150 feet in front, and commanding a :view of the adjacent country. The hall contains a curious portrait of the founder, and in the combinatiQn ro()m is a portrait of William Paley, D.D., whole length. Jn. the eastern window of the chapel are whole-length portraits of King Henry VII. and others of tb,.e family of the foundress. The gardens of Christ's College are the most extensi,·e and beautiful in tl;Je university, and contain a mulberry tree engrafted by Milton when a student in the college. Sr. JoHN's CoLLE~E, one of the largest in the 7

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. CAMBRIDGE. ==========================================~=:======== university of Cambridge, was founded by Margaret, Countess of Richmond, in 1509, at the instigation of her confessor, Fisher, Bishop of Rochester. It is situated northward of Trinity College, and occupies three courts between St. John's street and the river Cam, which is crossed by a handsome bridge leading to a new court on the opposite side of the river. The first court is entered by a noble tower-gatehouse; on the northern side of the court is the college chapel ; and opposite the entrance is the ha11, much admired for its beautiful proportions, and containing portraits of the foundress, of Lord Burghley, &c. &c. In the master's lodge are many portraits of distinguished members of this co11ege, and of the Countess of Shrewsbury, foundress of the second court, where her statue is also placed. In the court towards the river Cam, is the college library, founded by Archbishop Williams; it contains numerous early-printed Bibles and the works of the Fathers, and in it is also a collection of books from the library of Prior the poet, and his portrait, which was painted by order of Louis XIV. MAoDALENE CoLLEGE was built by Edward Stafford, Duke of Buckingham, in 1519, but reverted to the crown on his attainder, and was granted to Thomas Lord Audley, of Waldon, who, in 1542 completed the endowment. The mastership of the college is in the patronage of the possessor of Audley End, in Essex, (Lord Braybrooke,) who is also hereditary visitor of the college. It stands on the northern side of the river Cam, and consists of two courts. The chapel is upon the northern side of the largest court, and the hall on the eastern side. Near the last is the combination room; there are many very curious and interesting portraits in these rooms. In the second court is the Pepysian library, considered unrivalled in its kind; one of its most singular curiosities is a collection of Ballads, in five large volumes; but the most valuable part of the library is the papers relative to the maritime history of the kingdom. In this room are three different portraits of Samuel Pepys, the founder, who was secretary to the admiralty in the reign of Charles l I., and whose memoirs were published by Lord Braybrooke, in 1825, from a manuscript in the library of the college. The master's lodge has been erected anew, in the gardens north of the college; it is a handsome, lofty building of brick and stone, and was completed in 1837. TRINITY CoLLEGE was founded in 1546, by King Henry VIII., and its endowment was afterwards augmented by his daughter, Queen Mary. This noble and magnificent college is situated between St. John's College on the north, and Caius College on the south, occupying nearly the whole space between Trinity street and the river Cam. It consists of three courts of unequal dimensions, the largest being about 334 feet by 287 in extent, and entered from Trinity street by an ancient turreted gatehouse. On the northern side is the chapel, and on the western side the hall and master's lodge. The second, or.Neville's comt, contains the library, built from designs by Sir Christopher Wren. King's court, built from designs by Wilkins, is on the southern side of Neville's court, having a front of 160 feet in extent towards the river and pleasure grounds of the college, and nearly in a line with the noble library. The gate-houses of this court are enriched with the arms of the college, on shields corresponding with the architectural taste displayed in the building. Over the river Cam is a bridge leading to the walks, v.'hich are beautifully skirted with lime and elm h·ees. These walks, together with those of 8 St.J ohn's College, Clare Hall, and King's and Queen'' Colleges, bound the whole western side of Cambridge, and present advantageous views of the principal buildings ; on each margin of the river rise stately avenues, amidst lawns tastefully variegated by gravel walks winding their way in every direction, the communication between the whole being over a number of light bridges belonging to the several colleges. The hall of Trinity College is a most noble building, upwards of 1 0(} feet in length, having a large oriel window on each side, and being every way conveniently adapted for its intended purpose: in full term, nearly 500 persons dine here every day; and it may here be mentioned that Trinity Audit ale is the very best, and is liberally distributed on audit or feast days ; its fame is as far extended as that of Cottenham cheese. The panneling of the room is almost covered with portraits of illustri· ous men who have formerly been students in the college; the number of its learned members surpassing that of any other in the university. TRINITY CoLLEGE LIBRARY is a magnificent room, nearly 200 feet in length, having the busts of New· ton, Bacon, Ray, and Willoughby, withvariousothers sculptured by Roubilliac : projecting from each wall throughout its whole extent, are compartments about half the height of the room, thirty in number, called classes, in which are arranged about 30,000 volumes; one class contains the most valuable ma· nuscripts. In a niche is a statue of Cha1·les Seymour, the proud Duke of Somerset, by Reysbrach. The chapel is above 200 feet in length. In the antechapel is a statue of Newton, by Roubilliac; he was buried here, and by his side lies Porson, the celebrated critic. EMMANUEL CoLLEGE was founded in 1584 by Sir W alter Mildmay: its situation at the south-eastern end of the town is very pleasant, presenting a front of the Ionic order of architecture towards St. An drew's street, and commanding an extensive prospect of the adjacent country; the building consists chiefly of one court, having on the eastern side a cloister and picture gallery over it, containing numerous portraits; on the northern side of the court are the hall, combination room, and master's lodge. The hall is one of the most elegant in the University, having two spacious bow windows opposite each other; and the carving of the wainscoting, and fret work of the ceiling, highly finished. At the upper end of the room is a fine portrait of Sir Wolstan Dixie, Lord Mayor of London, a very considerable benefactor. The old chapel of the college has been formed into a library, in which the books are well chosen as well as scarce and valuable, chiefly the bequest of Archbishop Sanscroft; the archbishop designed the present chapel, which was completed in 1677; and in a cloister near the chapel is a tablet in memory of Dr. Farmer, one of the commentators on Shakspeare. SmNEY SussEx CoLLEGE was founded in 1596 by the executors of .Frances Sidney, Countess of Sussex:: it stands on the eastern side of Sidney street, and consists of two courts; the walls extend a consider· able distance, enclosing the gardens and pleasure grounds. It has recently been much altered and beautified. DowNING CoLLEGE was founded in 1809, in consequence of the will of Sir George Downing, Bart. of Gamlingay Park, who died in 1749. The great seal was affixed to the charter 22d of September, 1800; and the foundation stone was laid on the 18th of May, 1807, on the southern side of the town. Near this college is the botanical garden, founded by Dr. Richard Walker.

CAMBRIDGE. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. The SENATE HousE of the university was erected in 1722; the interior is a room 101 feet long, with galleries. The senate is divided into two houses, the regents and non-regents; and besides these the caput or council is annually formed on the 12th of October. Every university grace must pass the caput before introduced into the senate. Congregations are enjoined by the statutes, and a ;meeting of the senate may be called by the vice-chancellor. The PuBLIC ScHooLs were commenced in the year 1443, and surround a small court ; on the western side is the Philosophy School, on the northern side the Divinity School, on the southern side the School for Law and Physic, and on the eastern side of the court is a Lecture Room for the N orrisian and other professors. Connected with the philosophy schools is a cabinet of minerals, given to the university in 1727 by J. Woodward, D.D. who founded a professorship of geology: another distinct collection has been since founded, which is divided into two parts, corresponding to the two principal branches of mineralogy. The whole of the upper story of the schools is at present occupied by the University Library, founded by Archbishop Rotherham, and Cuthbert Tunstall, bishop of Du.rharn. King George I. purchased a large collection of books, formed: by Dr. Moore, bishop of Ely; gave them to the university, and contributed a sum towards fitting up rooms for their reception. The present building having however been found of late years too small for the convenient reception of its constantly increasing stores, a new edifice upon an enlarged scale was determined upon in 1837, to be built from designs by C. R. Cockerell; and intended to form a quadrangle of 200 feet by 1R5 feet in extent, upon the site of the old library and the old court of King's College. The building will comprise a range of museums, lecture rooms, schools, &c. ; on the basement story, and above, will be deposited the library, fronting St. Mary's church. An entire side of the quadrangle ne;xt to Caius College is nearly completed, and the side next to Clare Hall will be proceeded with immediately. Considerable progress is also making with the Fitzwilliam museum, under the superintendence of Mr. Basevi, which on the ground floor is to contain a hall and sculpture gallery, with a library, and cabinets for prints, medals, &c.; and above these the picture galleries, five in number, extending 240 feet in length. Richard Lord Viscount Fitzwilliam, of Mount Meryon, in the county of Dublin, died in 1816; and by his will enjoined the university to build this museum, to contain his pictures, &c., the expense of which is entirely supplied by his bequest. Many of the most valuable pictures came into his lordship's possession from his mother Catharine, the daughter of Sir Mathen Decker, Bart. of Richmond, the original collector. In 1817 the Fitzwilliam Museum received an augmentation of Grecian and Egyptian antiquities from Dr. Fiott Lee, of St. John's College; and latterly nearly 250 paintings, by the bequest of the late Daniel Mesman, Esq. The observatory is situated about half a mile from the town, on the road to St. Neots, and was erected in 1832; it stands upon rising ground, commanding a very extensive horizon, particularly towards the south. Daily observations are made when the weather permits, and registered as at the Royal Observatory at Greenwich. . The Cambridge Philosophical Society embraces the departments .of chemistry, mineralogy, geology, botany, and zoology; and was instituted in 1819 for the purpose of promoting scientific inquiries, and of facilitating the communication of facts connected Cambridgeshire.] C with the advancement of philosophy and natural history. The society has an extensive museum, a library, &c. The members of the British Association for the Advancement of Science met at Cambridge in June 1833, when two entertainments were given in the hall of Trinity College one by the college, and the other by the resident members of the U ni- • vers1ty. ALL SAINTs' CHuRcH, in the Jewry, is a vicarage, value 120l. per annum, in the patronage of Jesus College ; the church stands at the northem end of Trinity street. GREAT ST. ANDREWS is a vicarage, value 120l., in the patronage of the Dean and Chapter of Ely; it was partly rebuilt in 1643. In the church is a cenotaph in memory of Captain Cook, the celebrated circumnavigator, killed at Owhyhee in 1779. This church is about to be rebuilt on a scale sufficiently large to meet the great increase of population in the parish: Q.t present, it is quite inadequate for general accommodation. The CHURCH of ST. ANDREW THE LEss, in Barnwell, is a donative · curacy in the presentation of the Rev. Charles Perry, value 48l. per annum. It is small, and is supposed to have been built out of the remains of the priory of St. Giles and St. Andrew, founded by Payne Peverell, standard-bearer to Robert Duke of Normandy. An additional church, capable of holding about 1,500 persons, is in progress in this parish ; the population having, within the last 20 years, increased nearly tenfold. ST. BENET's CHuRcH, on the northern side of Corpus Christi College, is a perpetual curacy, value 15ll. per annum, in the patronage of Corpus Christi College. In this cbUJ;ch was buried Thomas Hobson, the Cambridge carrier, who founded the Spinning House in this parish, and died in 1631. St. BoToLPH's CHuRcH, in Trumpington sb·eet, opposite Silver street, is a rectory, value 87l. per annum, in the patronage of Queen's College. Here was buried J ames Essex, the architect, who died in 1784. ST. CLEMENT's CHuRcH, in Bridge street, is a perpetual curacy, value 102l. per annum, in the patronage of Jesus College. ST. EDWARo's CHuRcH, eastward of Trumpington street, is a perpetual curacy, Yalue 66l. per annum, in the patronage of Trinity Hall. ST. GILEs's CHURCH, and that of ST. PETER's BY THE CAstLE, have been consolidated; the vicarage, value 170l. per annum, is in_ the patronage of the Bishop of Ely. GREAT ST. MARY's C'HurrcH, near the centre of the town, is a perpetual :curacy in the presentation of Trinity College, value 15ll. per annum. It waP rebuilt in the reign of Henry VII. under the auspices of Alcock, bishop of Ely, to whom the architectural design is attributed. The tower of the church is more modern, and was erected in.l608. The interior of the edifice is both light and beautiful, of elegant proportion and admirable uniformity of design; th:. grooving of the roof is at once a specimen of the architect's taste and skill. The university iermons are preached in this church, excepting on a few particular • occasiOns. The CuuRCH of ST. MART THE LEss, or St. Mary without Trumpington Gate, was built in 1327. It is a perpetual curacy, value 95l. per annum, in the patronage of St. :Peter's College. ST. MICHAJ::L's CHuRcH, opposite to Caius College, is a perpetual curacy, value !)5l. per annum, in tl1e patronage of Trinity College. The ancient carved 9

CAMBRIDG EStriRE:. CA.MBRlDGE. ==============================~== stalls on each side of the chaneel were repaired in Baker Wm.'Marketlzill •.. Linendraper & Silk Mercer 1834, and the 'Venerable screen replaced on a base- Ballard Richard, St. AndreuJS 'St ............... Tailor rnent behind the altm-. In. the eastern window are Balls & Sons, Trumpin#,·ton st .................. Curriers the royal arms in painted glass, and in the western Banham Chas. Green st ......... Boot & Shoemaker window are the arms of Earl Warren. Banham Jas. Bridge st .................. Beer Retailer ST. SE'PULe.HRE·~ CH:uttcH-; dn the eastern side of Barber Thos. Prospect house ...... Boarding School Bridge street, opposite St. John's street, is a vicarage, Barefoot John, Re§ent st ... University Arms Family value 123l. per annum, in the patronage of the in- Hotel & Posting House habitants. This chnrch was erected in the reign of Barker Chas. Sidney st .................. Leather Cutter Henry I.: it is otle of those round edifices built in Barker F. D. Trinity st ... Banker, (Lubbock & Co.) imitation of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre at Barker F. D. Market hill ............ Spirit Merchant Jerusalem, and: is one:of the oldest, and of the very Barker John, Trumping ton st ............... Barrister few of this form, in England. Barker Wm. Benet st ............... Professor of Music The CHuRCH of the HotY TRI!H'r't, at the southern Barlow Fred. St Andrews st ............ Solicitor, &c. end of Bridge street, is a curacy-, vatue 96l. per Barraclough Geo. Senate house sq ......... Bookseller annum, in the patroMge of the Bishop ()f Ely. It Barrett Geo. & Robert, Market ~ St. Andrews l!ill, is built in the fortn tlf ll. cross, .-and. the transepts are China & Glass Dealers in the enriched styte of ecclesiastical architectur-e Barrett John, Market st ............... Linen Draper practised in the reign 'Of Henry VI. In King stteet, Barron Jas. John, Trumpington st ..• :Fitzwilliam Arms in this parish, is tl\a University Almshouse, founded Barron Wm. Belrnont pl .................. Accountant by Matthew Stokys, beadle of the university, in 1585, BaiTy Jas. Jesus la ..................... Animal Painter the pensioners on which are appointed by tl\e Vice- Battle Edward, Market st ..... ,Tailor ~Robe Maker Chancellor for the time being.. • ' Baxter J. W. Trinity st ••• Sadler & Harness Maker At GRANTCRES'l'ER,two miles south-west from Cam- Bays Jas. & Son, Kings parade ............... Hatters bridge, are the Dahlia Grounds of Mr. Widnall, the Bays G. H. Ram yard, Bridge .st ............ Solicitor florist: they are th(! most extensive of any in England, Bays Peter, St. Edwards pass ,;, Gents. Day School occupying .about six acres. Every year, thousands Be ales B. Union .~t .................................. Tailor of· dahlias ot' fresh variety are produced from seed; Beales H. M. Bridge st ........................... Baker from which the choicest are sent to beautify the gar- Becket & Son, Trumpington st ......... Confectioners dens of Great Britain, the royal; gardens of France Beecheno Wm. Sidney st ...... Grocer & Tea Dealer and Russia, and nlso exportJed in great quantities Behag H. Bridge st .... ~ ................ Beer Retailer from this little \'illage to Germany and to all parts Bell Wm. & Sons, Castle st .................. Builders of the United State$ of America. Bell j ._lfagdalen ~t ............. , ................ Grocer . Bell Edw. Peas hill ... Coal, Corn, & Seed Merchant Name, Residence, &. Profession. Bentley John, Trinity st ......... Boot & Shoemaker See also. CLAssiFICATION of TRADEs In page 2o. Benton Chas. Petty cury ......... Plumber & Glazier Bernard H. '1''1'umpington st ..• Teacher of Languages AbbotfA. S. Jesus la ........................ Physician Berry, Barker, &Eaden,_Market hill ... Wine Mrchts. Abbott John Unwin, Trinity st ................ Grocer Bester Robert, HillA road .............. u .. Carpenter Abbotts , Senate ho11,se sq ............ Milliners, &c. Bicheno T. Benet tt .............................. Tailor Adams Chas. Sidney st ... (.;rown & Woolpack Corn- Biffen Franci~ Kiings parade .................. Milliner mercial Inn Billage J r King st .................. Boot & Shoemaker A dams David, St. Andrews Bt ......... Hair Dresser Bilton John, Petty cury ............... Coach & Horses Adcock Adrian, Market st ..................... Solicitor Bird Wm. Peas hill ........................... The Sun Adcock Joseph, Petty cury ............... The Unicorn Bishop Wm. Kings parade ... Tailor & Robe Maker Adcock Jas. Market st ..................... Music Seller Blinkhorn W. A. St. John's bakehouse ......... Baker Adcock S. St. Mary st ........................ Solicitor Bond H. J. H. T1·umpington st .... ~ ............. M.D. Alien Chas. Green st ........................ Bookbinder Bond Thos. Bridge st ......... no ............... Grocer Allies Matthew, Trinity st .................. Printseller Bond Wm. ditto ..................... Boot & Shoemaker Alliston Wm. SibJer st ....................... .' ... Grocer Boning R. Pembroke ~t ........................... Tailor AndersonEdw.jun.Bridge st ... Livery Stable Keeper Borrett Wm. Market st ..................... The Crane Anderson .John, St. Edwa'J'ds passage ... Hair Dresser Bouttell Sam. Magdalen st ............ Beer Retailer Andrews Geo. JJfarket st .................. Shoemaker Bowhank Hen. Sidney st ........................ Baker Ansell Wm. Fitz.william st ............ Cabinet Maker Bowles Benj. Meeting house la .... Veterinary Surgeon Apthorpe Chas. Bridges~ ........................ Baker Bowtell Wm. All Saints pass ............... Bookbinder Arber Thos. Emmart?tella ...... Boot & Shoemaker Boys Geo. New sq ................................. Tailor Armstrong J. Trinity st ...... Brazier & Tin Plate Bradley Hen. Wheeler st ............... : ........ Solicitor · Worker Brad well D. & Son!!, St. Andrews st ......... Builders As by W. & C. '1'rurnpington rd ... Brickmkrs & Bldrs Brad well Wm. Sidney st ......................... Grocer Ashby Thos. Hills road ............... Coal Merchant Brand Hen. Hills road ...... Slater & Coal Merchant Ashton Wm. Gm·fit, St J•lm st ............... Solicitor Brett Sarah, Jesus ta ............. Pieture Frame Maker Asplen Mary, Rose cres~ ..... ~ .................. Milliner Brewer .Michael, Trumpington road •.• Nurseryman, Asplen Thos. Petty eury ........................ Baker Seedsrnan, & Florist Atkins W. jun. Sun st ..................... Estate Agent Brewster Wm. Sidney stu ....... Chemist & Druggist Atkins W. C. Bridge st ...... Tailor and Robe Maker Bridges B. Markethilt ... Auctioneer & Estate Agent, Austin Wm. King st ..................... Beer Retailer Bookseller & Publisher Bacon W. B. fl.nd J. Nlarket hill ......... Tobacconists Bridgman Thos. Trinity st ..................... Grocer Bacon Wm. St. Andre,ws hill ............... The Cock Bridgman Wm. Sun st ..................... Whitesrnith Bailey Thos. Sun st ................ Cock and Wood man Briggs Chas. Petty cury .................. Hairdresser Bainbridge Jas. Sidneg irt ...... ~ ................. Tailor Briggs Susan, Regent st ......... Dealer in Groceries Baines T. Green st ....... ! ...................... Peacock Bright J. M(Jids causeway ........................ Baker Baker, Bonnett, & Clayton, Market hill •• Woollen Brirnley & Bond, Mrlct hill ... Grocers, Tea Dlrs. &c1 Drapers . Brooker Geo. Trinity st •••••••• , •• .. Carve~· & Gilder 10

CAMBRIDGE. OA~BRIDGESHlRE. ~~~========~~-~========= Brooket Geo~ Trinity st ••••••• , •••••• ~··· Confectioner Brook er Susan, Regent st • •• • • •• • ••• • • • • Confectioner Brown & Robinson, Small bridge ... Coal Merchants Brown Chas. Edward, Market hill ••• Printer & Publisher of the Cambridge Chronicle, & Dealer in Patent Medicine Brown Elizabeth, New sq ............ Boarding school Brown John, Ram yd~ Bridge st •• ~··· Beer Retailet: Brown 0. D. White hart yd _ ..................... Cooper Brown Peter, Sun st •.............. D~aler in Groceries Brown Sarah, St John st ........................ Butcher BJ:own William, Bridge st ........................ Cooper Brown William, Bridge st ........................ Tailor Brune Geo. Petty cury ............... Carver & Gilder Brunton John, St Andrews st...... Smith & :farrier Bull Robt. Sidney st...... Sadler & Harness Maker Bullock & Ekin, Jesus la ............. , ..... ,.Brewers Bullock Sam. St. Andrews st ..................... Baker Burbage G. Sussex st ................ ,.. .. .. • Bricklayer Burki~ P. Castle st ........................ Pork Butcher Buswell Wm. Peas hill ........................... Grocer Butte;r~elif Wm. St. Marys st ... Boot & Shoemaker Buttress R. St. John sf .. ......................... Drapeli Byford John, Bench st .................. Biscuit llakelj Cresar Chas. Aug. St. Edwards passage... Solicitor Calley John, Sussex st .................. Duke of Sussex Cam pion J obn, Sussex st ............... Basket Make~ Campion Robt. Magdalen st ............ Basket Maker Cane Sam. St Mary st.................. Hair Dresser Cannon W. Jeary, Hobson st •• ............... Solicitor Carless James, Butter raw.................. Chip Ax~ Carpenter Geo. St. Andrews st ............... Butcher Can·ol J os. Princes st.... ......... .... • Retai\ Brewer Carter J. S. Sidney st..................... Coal De ale~ Carter Wm. Castle end ................... ~ .... Herbalist Cha11ice J. Emmanuel house ......... Drawing Master Chapman & Furbank, Petty cury ............ Tailor:p Chapman Chas. Burleigh st.... ... .. .. • Beer Retailer Chap man John, Wheeler st...... Boot & Shoemaker Chapman J oseph, _Annesley st.. ................ Bake\' Chapman Wm. Freeschoolla, .............. Carpenter ChevellJ\aron, Brunswick pl .................. Solicitor Christmas Thos. & Son, Peas hill ...... Ironmongers Christmas Wm. Butcher row ............... The Castle Clark Chas. St Mary street ............... Gun Maker Clark Hewett, St Andrews sl ... Chemist & Drug-gist Clark John, Downing terrace ..................... Baker Clark J. Hyde park corner......... Furniture Broker Cl ark Wm. Saxon st.... .... .. • .. .... .. .. .. . Shoemaker Clarke Ann, Bridge st.... .... .. .. .. .. .. Beer Retailer Clarke Robt. Bridge st ...................... Corn Dealer Clay Chas. Silver st.. .• .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. Black Lion Clayton Robt. Sidney st.......... .... .... Fishmonger Clayton Robt. Union st ..................... Fishmonger Clayton Tho~. Magdalen st ............... Stone Mason Cleme~ts Thos. All Saints pass ............ Fruiterer Cole Thos. Sidney .~t ......... Grocer & Cheesemonger Coleman Chas. St. Johnst ............ The Merry Boys Collet Wm. Quay ....... , ......................... Miller Collin Wm. Magdalen st ... Coal & Timber Merchant Collings M. StMarys st .................. Haberdasher Collings Wm. Market st ................. Fishmonger Comings & Hazard, ft.fillla • Coal, Corn, & Timber Merchants & Maltsters Constable J. Fred. Petty cury ... Hat Manufacturer Cooch Jno. StAndrews st, Linendraper & Silk Mercer Cook Wm. Cambridge pl C~rpenter & Retail Brewer Cooke J. York st ...................... Cabinet Maker Cooper M. Rose cresc .......................... Milliner Cornell P. Regent st ..................... Beer Retailer Cory Frederick, Market st .. ... .. .. .. • .. .. .. .. Solicitor Cory M. & Son, Trumpington st1 Grocers 8l Tea Dlrs. Could en Samuel, Rose cresc .. • Engraver & Pl'inter Coxall Wm. Sidney st ............... 1'\o ....... Bricklayer Coy Wm. Warwick s~ ·~····· .. Wine & Spirit Dealer Crabb John, Benet st ................ ~., .......... Butcher Cranwell Edward, Regent st .......... Coal Merchant Crawley Robt. St Andrews st , ............ , ... .. Bake.r Crawley Wm. Trumpington st .. , ............... Baker Creeke & Ratnett, Sidney st .. • .... .. ... • .. .. .. • TailOl's Creeke Wm. Market hilt ..... .., ... , ..... Beer Retailer Creek James, Kin9s st ., •• , ............... Kings Arms Cribb J. J. Petty Cury ....... , ................ Surgeon Crisford Stephen, Trumpington st, Bull Inn, Commercial & Posting House Crisp Mary ~ Son, Kings parade ,.... • Confectioners Crisp '\V m. Green st ............ .,., .. u ... Confectioner Cropley James, Magdalen sl .. .,._. ........ ~.~ ... Grocer Cropley J ames, Sidney st .. • .. •• .. Working Jeweller C1·oss C. Pembroke st ., .....•...................... Tailor Cross Henry,' Chri,st p¥ces ... ., .... The Heart's Ease Cros~ John, Chesterton rd ... • .. .. .. .. .. Boat Builder Cross John, RegB!lt st .. .. .. .. .. . • Prince Regent Inn Crowe Wm. Hills rd ..................... Brickmaker Cuqie Wm. Rose ere se ... ..... • ... Boot & Shoemaker Curzon Edward,. 'Petty cury .. Tailor & Robe Maker Cutman John, StEdwarl4 passage'"""~" Shoemaker Danby E. Bridge st ............ 'l,'ailor:~ Robe .Maker Davies John; 'l.'rinity st · ..... ., ....... Breeches .Maker Davis Charles, Sidney st .................. Kings Head Davis John, Sussex st ,,. .... , •n•'- Boot & Slwemaker Deacon & Co. Whe,eler st, V an & Waggon Proprietors Dean Wm. Prospect row ........... , •••• B~er Retailer Dearle John, StMary st .... Bread & Biscuit Baker Deck J. King.s parade ..... m. Chemist & Druggist J)ee W. H. Rose cresc, 'Plumber, Gl~zier, & Painter Deighton J. & J. J. Trinity st, Booksellers&. Publishers Dennis John, Sidney st ...... .. .. •• .. .. Linen Draper Dennis Wm. Sun st ....... ... ..... .. •• .. Beer Retailer Dickenson N eale, Silver st ........ ~ .. , ....... , Butcher Dison J. J. Maids causewaJJ, Watcll & Clock Maker Dixon Thomas, Hills rd ........ ., Gardener & Florist Dogget~ Wm. Slaughterho~,tse la ..... " .. Beer Retailer Donagau Wm. Rose cresc ... Bair Cutter & Perfumer Doo & Son, Bridge st ........................... Grecers Driver H y. Coronat[on st ......... Dealer in Groceries Driver Jas. Br·idge st ............. : .... Hatter & Furrier Driver John, Sussex st ................... Cbeesemonger Driver Wm. King st ........................ Brushmaker Dumville John, Bridge st ................. Watcbmaker Dyball Dan. Bridge st ........................ Carpenter Dyson Henry, Sidney st..... ...... ....... Tobacconist Eaden E. J.Harket st ...... Linendraper, Oil & Colour Merchant, & Wholesale Stationer Eaden Fran. Q1J,ay side ~ Trinity st ........... Brewer Eaden John & Son, Briage st ... Corn & Coal Mchts Eaden John, Trinity st .................. Solicitor, &c. Earrington John, JJ-.f ark et st ....................... Baker Easton Wm. Market hill .................... Boars Head Edis John, Bridge st.. ...... , .... Chemist & Druggist Edleston & A pthorpe, d[tto.... .... .. Sheriffs Officers Edwards Fred. Sidney st ...... Watch & Clock Maker Edwards B. King st .................... Horse & Groom Edwards Rich. Kings parade ............ Confectioner Edwards Thos. Market st ............... PaJ,lerhanger Edwards Wm. King st ~.Melbourne ter ...... Brewer Edwards W. G. 16 Rose cresc ............ Linendraper Egar J oh1,1, llfagdalen st .................. Linendraper Ekin Wm. Bridge st ...... Hoop Family Hotel, Corn~ 1 mercial & Posting House Eiger J. W. Bridge st ............ Chemist & Druggist Ellis Robt. Sidney st .......... ~·· .. Plumber & Glazier EllistonW.&NutterJ. StAndrews hill Brwrs& Mltstrs Elliston Wm. Union st .... Linendraper, Silk Mercer & Carpet Warehouse Emmens John, Jesus la ................... Tailors Arms . 11

~ CAMBRIDGESHIRE. CAMBRIDGE. ====================== ' Emmerson Wm. Warwick st ••••• u .............. Baker Ethridge Thos. Trumpington st .••••. Carver & Gilde):' Evans Samuel, Trinity st.. •• • . • • • • • ••••••• Gun maker Eve W. St Andrews st .••••.••..•.•.•••••...•• Carpenter Faires John, Maids causew, Currier & LeatherCutter Faulkner John, Bridge st ....... Livery Stablekeeper Faux J ames, Jesus la ........................... The Star Favell Edw. St Andrews st •••..•••••.••.• Plumber, &c. Fawcett R. M. Tntmpington st ............... Surgeon Feaks Edw. St Andrews st ...................... Butcher Feaks J. S. St Johns st •........... Boot & Shoemaker Featherstone E. George IV. st........ •• . • Bricklayer Felt oR Edw. Petty cury .................. Plumber, &c. Fenner Geo. Saxon stou••••""''''''''''Beer Retailer Ferguson An drew, Hobson pl...... •••• Beer Retailer Fetch J oseph, Peas hill .................. Solicitor, &c. Ficklin Thos. John, Petty cury ••••••••••••••• Surgeon Finch Chas. Market hill ... Ironmonger, Iron & Brass Founder, & Iron Merchant Finch F. Market hill .•••••••••••• Chemist & Druggist Fisher W. W. Jesus la •••••••••••••••••.••••.• Physician Fitkin & Hart, Bridge st •••••••••••••••••• Bookbinders Flack John, Sidney st ••••••••••••• Boot & Shoemaker Flack John, Trumpington st ••••••••.•.••.• Half Moon Foster E. & E. Green ,<;t.. •• • •• • .. • • • • • • • ... • Solicitors Foster E. & Son, Milt la .••••• Corn, Coal, & Timber Merchants, & Maltsters Foster J. M. Magdalen st ••• Vinegar, Starch & Mustard Manufacturer Foster Rich. & Son, 'l'hompsons la ••• Brewers, Wine & Spirit Merchants Foster Wm. Hauxton mills ........ Flour & Oil Mills Fowell J ohnson, Trumpington st •••••••••••••.• Grocer Fox James, Maids cau.<;ew ............ Leather Cutter Francis R. Magdalen .<;t ............................ Baker Franklin John, St Andrews hilt •••.•• Queen Adelaide Free Eliz. Hills rd ..................... Osborne Arms Freeman Geo. Hobson st ............... Beer Retailer Freeman Matt. Butcher row ............... The Lamb Freeman Wm. Cambridge pl •............ Beer Retailer Fro hock J ames, King st •••••.•.•• Plumber & Glazier Frornant John, ditto .............................. Builder Frost J. Annesley st ......................... Shoemaker Frost Robt. Bridge st ............. Marquis of Gran by Fulcher E. Sidney st •........................... Milliner Fuller J ames, Ben et st •. ... Whitesmith & Bellhanger Fuller Henry, Jesus la ............................ Baker Fullstone Stephen, Mill la ................... The Ship .Furbank J. StAndrewsst ••• Grocer & Cheesemonger Gallyon Wm. Green st ..................... Gunmaker Gaylor Wm. Bridge st ................... Fly Proprietor Genu B. K. Rose cresc .•••••••. Tailor & Robe Maker Gibson Sophia, Trumpington st ................. Hosier Gifford Ed\Tard, clitto ••••........................ Butcher Gifford John, Kings par. Music & Instrument Seller Giles Henry, Jesus la ••••••.•••••• Boot & Shoemaker Gillson Wm. Petty cury •••••••••••••.•••• Hair Dresser Ginn John, Downing st ........................... Tailor Ghsscock John, Pickerel inn, ltfagdalen st ..... Stack Cloth & Tarpaulin Manufacturer Glasscock John, ditto ...... Wine & Spirit Merchant Glasscock T. Pickerel whf, ditto .•• Slate Mercht, &c Golland Wm. Sidney st ••• Linendraper & Silk Mercer Goode & Son, Bridge st ••............. House Painters Goodliffe Geo. Sidney st ......................... Butcher Goodliffe John, York st •........................ Butcher Goshawk Rich. Bridge st ...................... Rell-Lion Gostling D. Ram yd, Bridgest. Livery Stable Keeper Go to bed Jas. & Son, Trumpington st •• •••• Brewers & l\f altsters Goude Sarah, Rose cresc....... ................. Baker Grafton John, Causeway ............... Civil Engineer Grain Geo. St Andrews st .••••••••••••••• ,. .•••••• Hatter 12 Grant W. P. Trinity st ••••••• Bookseller & Stationer Gt aves Wm. Butcher row ••• Cooper 8t B.asket Maker Gray John, Castle st .•......................... Academy Greef Ann Eliz. Kings par ••••• , Plumber & Glazier Green Thos. M ark et st ......................... Surgeon Gr(;enwood Thos. Butcher row .................. Baker Hadingham Dan. Petty cury......... Linen Draper Haggis H. Pembroke st...... Livery Stable Keeper Hall J ames, Castle st. .... • •• ••• •• •• •• • • Beer Retailer Hall John, Trttmpington st •.... Bookseller, Stationer, · Printer & Publisher Hal1ack Thos. Butcher row, Grocer & Tallw Chndlr Halls Thos. Sidney st..... •• . ... • •. • •• • • Livery Stables Hammond J. Jesus la ........................... Surgeon Hammond James, Regent st ............ Wheelwright Hankin Ja~. Petty cury ..... Booksllr, Bndr, & Statnr Hankin Jas. Benet st ........................... Stationer Harmsworth John, Petty cury, Watch & Clockmaker Harraden R. B. Kings par .......... Drawing Master Harradine Sus. Trumping ton st • • • • •• Dress Maker Harris Chas. Pes tell, Freescltoolla •• •••••••••• Solicitor Harris Edwd. Sun st ....................... ....•... Brewtr Harris H. H. Hobson pl ...............•........ Solicitor Harris John, King st .............................. Baker Harris Mary, Bridge st ...............••••.••••••• Baker Harrison Robt. ParTe st ••••• , •• .... Plumber & Glazier Harper Joshua, Union st.... •. Stay & Corset Maker Hart Dudley, Trinity st ...................... Perfumer Harvey Amy, St Andrews st ......... Grocery Dealer Harvey J ames, S t M arys st .......... Toy Ware house Harvey John, Bridge st ............ Boot & Shoemaker Harvey Thos. .. ............................. The Plough Harwood Rich. Trumpington st.... .... • Laud Agent Haslop John, Kings par ... Sadler & Harness Maker Hi...slop T. St Johns la ........................ Smith, &c. Haslop Thos. St Marys st .................. Whitesmith Hatcarton J oseph, Petty cury.................. Baker Hatt John, Peas hill, Bookseller, Binder, Stationer, & Circulating Library Haviland John, Trumpington st .................. M.D. Hawk J oseph, Short st .... Soda W c.tet Manufacturer Haycoc~( Chas. St Andrews hill............ Carpenter Hayes & Searjeant, Market st ... Ladies Shoemakers Hay les John. Warwick st .•........ Boot & Shoemaker Hay lock R. Sussex st ..••••••••.• Chemist & Druggist Haylock Wm. Hobson st ..... Sieve & Basket Maker Headland J os. Trumpington rd ....•...... Nurseryman, Seedsman & Florist Headly & Sudbury, Sidney st ........... ~ •.• Surgeons Headly Henry, Jesus la ........................ Surgeon Headly Miehael, Hobson st ......... Tallow Chandler Headly Robt. Market ltill .•... Ironmonger, & Iron & Brass Founder Healey J ames, Market !till ...... Hatter & Cap Maker Hebblewhite 0. ditto ..................... Linen Draper Hewitt Thos. King st .............. Plumber & Glazier Hill man J ames, Jlfeeting house la ••••.••••••... Builder Hills F. A. St Andrews hill ................... Plumber Hills Robt. Bridge st, Paperhanger & Cabinet Maker Hills Wm. Pembroke st .................. Hair Dresser Hinds Wm. St Andrews st ........... Umbrella Mr.ker Hinson Wm. St Marys st ........................ Tailor Hinton J. Butter row ...................... Town Arms Hitzman J oseph, Rose cresc ••• Watch & Clock Maker Hobbs W. S. Bridge st ..........• Chemist & Druggist Hollingsworth Thos. Union rd ............... Surveyor Hodgson John, Trinity st •••••••••••••.• Blue Boar Inn Holder Sam. Thompsons la .................. : .. Tailor Holder T. Northampton st ........ u ..... Beer Retailer Holland Rich. Bridge st . .. Sadler & Harness Maker Hollingsworth Thos. Union rd ............... Surveyor Hopkins_FF~S· Slaughterhouse la ••• Maltstet, Brewer, · & Brawn Maker

CAMBRIDGE. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. ================~============~-=================================== Hoppett T. Union rd .••••••••••• Carpenter & Builder II ovell J ames, Sun st ••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••• Baker Howard Wm. Bridge st ••••••••.•.••••••• The Anchor Howell Jas. Saxon st .•••••.••••••• Carpenter & Builder Howes J. Russelt st •.••.••..••••••••••.•••••.• Bricklayer Hubbard D. W. Market /till............ Lineudraper Huddon Wm. Re,qent st ....•.•••••.•..••.•••••• Surgeon Hunnybun & Venden, Sidney st ••• Coach Builders & Harness Makers Hunnybun Jas. opposite Trinity coll •••... Sun Family Hotel & Posting House Hunt Chas. Bridge st. ••. •• ••• Tailor & Robe Maker Hunt J ames, Green st •• ••.•••••••••••••.•••••• Solicitor Hunt J ane, Castle st .............................. Baker Hunt R. Silver st............ Coppersmith & Brazier Hunt Wm. Northampton st ••••••••••••••••.• Bee Hive Hunter L. Jesus la .•••.•••••.••.••...•.•••• Tobacconist Hutt Rich. Rose cresc •••••••.• Bookseller & Stationer lbherson W. C. Petty Cltry ••• Uphlster & Cabnt Mkr Inds Robt. Butcher row ....... Livery Stable Keeper lngle & Porcher, Bridge st •... Smiths & Bellhangers Ingle M. A. Market st ........................... Currier Ingle Susan, Rose cresc ............... Staymaker, &c. In gram J ames, Bridge st ..................... Perfumer Ingram R. St Johns la ......... H ....... House Painter Ingram Wm. St Andrews st ••• Booklmdr, Statnr, &c. Ingram Wm. St Marys st .................. Printseller Ison John, St Andrew.s st ....... !. Boot & Shoemaker J arrold C. M ark et hill ......... Three Tuns, & Slater J arrold E. Silver st .............................. Anchor J arrold Sarah, Bridge st ........................ Grocer Jay Edward, St Andrews st ... Grocer & Cheesemngr. J ellis Thos. Bridge st •..•.. George Commercial Inn Jerrold Hen. King st ••.•.••.••.• Plumber & Glazier J ohnson Alfred, St Andrews hill ...... Wood Turner Johnson David, Downing st ..................... Cooper Johnson E. Trinity st .t ........ Booksellei & Stationer J ohnson Eliz. Wheeler st ••. Fringe & Trimming Seller J ohnson J ames, Sidney st .................. Bookseller Johnson John, Magdalen st .................. Carpenter J ohnson John, Wheeler st ••• .. •• • ••• •• • •• . •• . • Cooper Johnson J. Hobson st ......... Turner & Chair Maker Johnson Rich. Market hill ... Grocer & Cheesemngr. Johnson Thos. Union st ............ Carver and Gilder J ohnson Wm. Sianey st ........................... Tailor J ohnson W m: Regent st • . . Gents Boarding School J ohnston A. St Andrews hill ..................... Baker J ones John, Trumpington st . •..••. Surgeon & Dentist Jones Sam. Market hill .................. Beer Retailer J ones Wm. Sidney st. • .................... Confectioner Jones Wm. Bridge st . ............................ Hatter Jordan B. ditto .. HorseDealer & Livery Stable Keeper Joseph T. G. F. Regent st ............ Portrait Painter Jud Ann, Sidney st .............................. Milliner Jud Sarah, Warwick st ...•.• Wine & Spirit Merchant Juler John, King st ........................ Ironfounder Kidd John, ditto ................................. Builder King Chas. Brunswick wal/c ............ Boat Builder King David, Silver st ••••....................... Solicitor King \V m. Gloucester st. ... • ••••• ••• ••• • . • • •••• Brewer Kimpton Edw. Trumpington st . ••••••••.•••••. Grocer Kimpton Mary, Freeschoolla .......... Corset Maker Kirkup Robt. St. AndreU's .~t ••• Boot & Shoe Maker K.ittridge Edw. Thompsons la ......... ·Beer Retailer Knightly Wm. & Sons, Trumpington st ...... Bakers Knott Thos. St Andrews st •••••• Bricklayers Arms Knowles Sarab, Bridge st ••• ; ......... : ....... Butcher Lamb Thos. Market hill ... Sadler & Harness Maker Lambert John, St. Andrews st ............... Blue Lion Langton -, Downing st ........................ Farrier Langton John, York st ............... Yorkshire Grey Launder J. Park st .............................. , .. Baker Law J. E. Trinity st ............ Robe M~ker & Tailor Lawrence& U nderwood,StEdwarcls pass .. Bookbinders Lawrence E. R. &A. Bridgest .. Wine &SpiritMerch Lawrence Josh. ditto ••••••••• Corn & Coal Merchant Laxton Robt. ditto ...........••..............•..... Globe Leapingwell G. Trumpington st ••••••••••••••• Barrister Lee Thos. St Andrews st ..•••• Bird Bolt Commercial Inn & Livery Stables Leeding Sarah, Melbourne ter ............... New Inn Lee man Wm. Trinity st •••••••••••• Hosier & Glover Lestourgeon Chas. Bridge st .................. Surgeon Lin ton Wm. M agdalen st ..................... Butcher Litchfield Edw. All Saints pass ............... Fruiterer Livermore Thos. Trumpington st ............... Baker Livermore Wm. Union st .....•.........•........ Baker Logan Sa m. Thompsons la ••••••••••.•••• Boat Builder Long Jas. Coronation st ••••••••••.. Plumber & Glazier Lovett Chris. Annesley pl...... Builders Accountant Lowden John, Castle st ••••••••• Boot & Shoemaker Luth Edw. Kings pamde ••.•••••• Boot & Shoemaker Lyon W. New sq, ~ Quay side ••• Coal Merchant, Accountant,& Commission Agent for Wool, Seeds, &c. M'Farline Jas. Quay side •••••••••••••••••••••••• Union Macintosh , Green st ............ Sttaw Hat Maker Macintosh W. Market st .. !Brazier &Tin Plate Wrkr Mackintosh Hen. Sidney st •.• Tailor & Robe Maker Mackness Wm. St Peters st •••••.•••••• Beer Retailer Macwatt R. Sussex st ••• Accountant & Estate Agent Mallerson John, Union rd ..•••••.•••• Smith & Farrier Maltby T. Princes sl .. • • ••• ••••••• ... •• . • Shoemaker Manser J. Magdalen st ..................... White Bear M arfleet J: East rrl, Barn well .................. Baker Markham Hen. Silver st ............... Law Stationer Marriott S. A. All Saints pfUS •••••••••••• Tobacconist Marsh J os. Rose crescent ••••••••.••••.•••• Tea Dealer Marshall & Son, Peas hitl ............ Cheesemongers Marshall Geo. Bridge sl:.: .................. Roya1 Oak Mars hall John, Downing st ............... Shoe Maker Martin Edw. Sparrow la ••••••••.•••••• Livery Stables Martin R. M. St Edwards pass ••. Archery Manufac Mason Miss, Maids ciwseway ... Ladies Boarding Sch Mason Wm. St Marys pass ............... Print Seller Masterson John, King st •••. ....................... Dyer Matthew & Gent, Tt·inity st ••• Grocers & China and Glass Dealers Meadows Edw. C!wsferton rd ...... Brewer, Timber & Stone Merchant; & Wharfinger Medcalfe & Pal mer, Green st •. ................ Printers Metcalfe & Son, Bridge sl .. Cabinet Mkrs & Uphlstrs .Meyers John, Sidney st ........................... Bazaar Miller Geo. Union st ... Brazier & Tin Plate Worker Miller J obn, Castle st ..................... Beer Retailer Miller Rich. Mm-lcet hitl ............... Wine Merchant M inter Rich. Silver st ..................... Wheatsheaf Mitchell John, Bridge sl •....................... Butcher Mitchell Thos. Annesley pl ............... Beer Retailer MitchellT.Benet st,EagleFamily Hotel &Pstng House MitchellW.Petty cury,Red.LionPosting&Cmmcl.Inn Moore John, King"st ........................ Coal Dealer Moore R. Castle st .. : Poulterer & Dealer in Feathers Moore Sam. Midsummer green ...... Fort St George More hen & Scotf, St Andr~ws st.. .•. . • • •• . • Builders Mm·gan John, Peas hill ...... Watch & Clock Maker Morley Wm. Dou:ning ter ............... Wheelwright Mortlock S. Prospt"cl row ...... Straw Bonnet Maker Moss Tsaac, George IJT st ............... Linendraper Moule Isaac, Market st .................. Corset Maker :Moule Isaac, t!itto ........................... Town Crier Moule J os. Green st ...... ; ....................... Builder Muggleton ·Jas. Princes st ........................ Baker Muggleton S. George IV st ..................... Baker Mustill & Porter, Sidney st ..................... Bakers Mutton H. All Saints pass ............ Carver & Gilder Mutton Wm. Trinitg st ••••••.••••• Carver & Gilder 13

GAMBRIDGESHIRE. CAMBRIDGE. N ash, Searle & Edleston, Christ pieees ••• Brewers & Wine an,d Spirit Merchants N eve Chas. Union st ................................... Bell Newberry John, St Andrews st ••••.•••••••••. Fountain Newberry Robt. King st •••••••••••••••••• White Hart Newby Chas. Gxeen st •••••••••••••••••••u••• Surgeon N ewby Rich. Trinity st ..................... Bookseller N ewby T. Benet st ••• Wine Merchant & Seedsman N ewell & Parfitt, Silver st .•• Robe Makers & Tailors Newwan A. Sidney st ••••..••.•••••• Ladies Shoemaker Nicholls S. & A. Market hill .................. Milliners Nicholls W. G. Sidney st •••••.••• Professor of Music Nichols Wm. Slaughterhouse la ............ Engraver Nicholson Eliz. Cltesterton rd •••••••••••••••••• Brewer Nix on Rich. Sidney st .............................. Tailor Nixon S. Petty cury ••••••••.••• Baker & Confectioner N unn J. Sidney st ........................... One Hawk N unn Wm. St Andrews st ............ Brazen George . Nunn Wm.jun. Sidney st •••••• Licensed to let Flies Nutter Jas. & Thos. Trumpington st ......... Brewers Nutter J. & Sons, Millla ••• Millers & Corn and Coal Merchants Nutter Robt. & John, Iron bridge •.. Corn Merchants Okes John, Trinity st ........................... Surgeon OppedheimH.D. Trumpington st. Teach.ofLauguages Orridge Chas. Market hill •.•••• Chemist & Druggist Os borne John Hall, King st ............... Accountant Page J. & Press R. ditto ••••••••••••••• Retail Brewers Page J ohu, St Andrews st ........................ Castle Page Martin, Jesus la ••••••••••••••.•••••• Bookbinder Page M. Market st ........................... Bookseller Page Wm. Burlelglt st ••••••••.•••••••..•.•••• Carpenter Pain G. A. Rose crescent ••••.•••• Chemist & Druggist Palmer H. F. Market hill ••• Brewer &Wine Merchant Pal mer J. Petty curg ............................... Hatter Paln1er Jas. Quay side ...............•.............. Ship Pamplin J. Magdalen st ••• Three Swans, & Carpenter Pamplin Thos. Castle st .................. Wheelwright Parker Thos. Bridge st ••••••••••••••• Furniture Broker Parker Thos. jun. ditto ........................ Solicitor Parker Wm. Regent ter .................. CoachMaker Parkhouse S. Tennis court rd •.• Veterinary Surgeon Parr Caroline, St Andrews ltill ••• Plumber & Glazier Parrin Wm. Sidney st ••••••••••••••• Little Black Bull Pate Wm. Magdalen st .................. Plumber, &c. Patman W. Petty cury, Wrestlers inn,& Excise Office Patrick Waiter, Hills rd ••••. ...................... Baker Peach Thos. Petty cury •••••••.• Grocer & Tea Dealer Peacock Sam. Bridge st ............ Blackamoors Head Peck Wm. Coronation st ......... c~rpenter & Builder Pemberton C. Trumpington 87 ... Solicitor, Clerk of the Peace for theCounty of Cambridge Peppercorn Wm. Magdalen st .................. Sadler Perry Jane, Kings parade ............ Hosier & Glover Peters Henry, Sidney st ........................... Cutler Peters J ames, St Marys st •••••• Watch & Clockmaker Peters Robt. Magdalen st •••••••••••••••••• Shoemaker PetersThos. St. Marys st ........................... Tailor Phillips G. W. Coronation st ...... Painter & Glazier Phillips John, Bridge st ............ Boot & Shoemaker Phillips Sop h. Park st. ................. Beer Retailer Phillips Wm. Tennis-court rd, Keeper of Tennis-et. Pink J. Doric st .............................. Shoemaker Pitsch & Neill, All Saints pass .................. Tailors Pleasance Chas. Warwick st •••••.... Earl of Warwick Pleasance Wm. Castle end ••• Nurseryman & Seedsman Pleasance Wm. Rose crescent ............ Tobacconist Plumb Jon. Coronation st ............... Retail Brewer Pont Thos. Petty cury .............................. Dyer Poole J ames, King st ••••• , ...........•••• Beer Retailer Poole Wm. Rose cres... Wine & Brandy Merchant Potts Wm. Chesterton rd ............... _ Barge Builder Powell Thos. St Marys pass •••••••••••• Dog & Duck 14 Pratt J ames, Jeszts la ..............• Boot & Shoemaker Pratt Rem. Regent st •........... Livery Stable Keepe~; Pratt John, Belmont pl: ........................ Organist Pratt Phi lip, Coronation st...... Dealer in:Groceries Price R. jun. Coronation st. ..... .. • • .. Dealer in Coals Prince Thos. King st.. •• • • • ••• ... • • • . •• • • •• • Gas Fitter Proctor E. Union st ......... Stay & Shoe W arehous~ Proctor G. Market hill ............... Tailor & Hatter Pryke B. J. Hyde pk cor............... Beer Retailer Pry ke B. J. Regent st ••................... Beer Retailer Pryme Geo. Sidney st ........................... Barrister Pryor Steph. Petty cury, Brazr & 'l'in Plate Worker Purchas Lucy, kfagdalen st............ Beer Retailer Purchas S. & J. Warwick st ••................ Milliners Purvis Geo. Market hill......... Boot & Shoemaker Quinsee Wm. Hobson st ........................ Builder . Radford & Son, Mill la •••••• Tailors & Robe Make11 Ransom Geo. Trinity st j • .. .. • • • • .. • Breeches Maker Ranee Wm. St Andrews st ..................... Solicitot Randall Ed. & Son, Trumpington st •. ....... Solicitor, Rattey Eliz. Petty cury..... ............. White Swan Rayment E. Butcher row ........................ Baket Read Miss, St Andrews stl .•. Ladies Boarding School Redfarn D.& Co.St.Andrews st ..• Tailors & l\obeMkr~ Reeves Geo. Downing st ••...................... Butcher Reeves Wm. Hills rd, Cement Manufacturer, Lime Burner & General Merchanl Relham C. St Johns st ... Professor of Music (Violin) Relham Rich. St Johns st .•••••••• Cbemist & Druggist Rev is Thos. Green st.... ... . . . • • .. ..... •• . • Watchmaker Reynolds Wm. Butter row............... The Anchor Richards Henry, Bridge st_ .................. Ram Inn Richard son Henry, Sun st •.••........... Earl Durham Richard son John, Northampton st •• .... Beer Retailer Richardson Sam. Trumpington st ...... Hair Dresser Rickard J ames, St Andrews st •.• Carpenter & Builder Riddle Thos. !YI agdalen st ...........••••• Beer Retailtr Rider D. York st .............. : .........•..... Bricklayll' Roberts Hen. Magdalen st ........................ Baker Robinson Geo. Trumpington st ............ Tea Dealee Robinson J obn,: Castle st ........................... Tailor Robinson J. W. Bridge st ......... Boot & Shoemaker Robin son S. Green st ............ Cap & Robe Maker Robinson Wm. Petty cury ..................... Butcher Robson W. H. Trinity la ............ Portrait Painter Roe G. H. Market st ............ Watch & Clockmake~ Roe Robt. Kings parade ... Engraver & Print Seller Rogcrs John, Bridge st ... Furniture Brkr & Apprser Roofe Robt. kJarket hill .................. Beer Retailer Rowe & Son, Sidney st ........................... Grocers Rowe Hen. F. Trinity st, Wine Merchant & Hosier Row ell Thos. Bridge st .................. Linendraper Rowton Wm. Downing st ... Auctioneer & Appraiser, & Commissioner for taking Special Ball Rushbrook J. Trumpington st • ...... u. Beer Retailer Rutherford Susan, Annesley st ••••.•••• Beer Retailer Rutherford Waiter, Union rd •.................... Baker Rutledge & Son, Benet st ... Fruiterers, Confectioners, Cheesemongers, & Dealers in Brawn Sadd Robt. Kings parade ....... p••••••··· Silversmith Saffrey J ames, King st . .................. Beer Retailer Salmon Sam. Sidney st ............... Furniture Broker Salmon Simon, Green st .................. Tobacconist Sandifer Edw. Union st ......... Plumber and Glazier Sandifer Mary, Freeschool la ............... Bookseller Sapsford Thos. St John st .................. Bookbinder Saunders 1'. Benet st ..................... Hair Dresser Savidge Wm. Northampton st . .................. Tailor Scaplehorn J os. St An drew st, Wine & Spirit Mercb. Scarr ---, Sax on st ........................... Shoemaker Schwabacher Leopold, Bridge st .. , •• ••. ,Importer of Fre,nch Wines See John, Sidncy st ........................ Lord NelsoJl

CAMBRIDGE. CAMBRiDGESHIRE. ================··= ==========~== Seymour M. Jesus la ...................... Beer Retailer Seymour Matthew, Jesus la ••••••••••••••• h.Carpenter Shaboe Mary, Sidney st • .................. Cork Cutter Shallow & Col em an, Sidney st ... Bar Iron Ware house & Furnishing Ironmongers Sharman I. Bridge st ..................... Hair Dresser Sharman J. };farket hill ...... Toy & Fancy Repository Shaw Wm. Ma,qdalen st ...... Coal & Corn Merchant Sheldon Wtn. ditto .............. ~ ......... Hair Dresser Shelton R. Sidneyst ............... Tobacco Pipe Maker Shildrick Wm. Bridge st ..................... Black Swan Ship Thos. Botolph la ...... , ....................... Bell Shippey Geo. Sidney st ...... Furnishing Ironmonger Shippey W. & E. Market st ...... Grocers, & Dealers in China, Glass, &c. Shuker Eliz. Castle st ..................... White Horse Shuker M. A. Bridge st ••...................... l .. Baker Sims John, Slaughterhouse la ••• Haunch of Mutton Simpson & Basham, Petty cury ... Woollen Drapers Skinne't Aaron, Sun st .......... cu ...... Jolly Butchers Smart Joel, Bridge st ..................... ~ ........ Hatter Smith E. & Son; Trinity st~ Auctioneers & Estate Agts Smith A. M. Trumpington st ............ Duke of York Smith Elizabeth, Hobson st ......... r .. Beer Retailer Smith Het). Magdahm st .................. Wheelwright Smith J. St Andrews hill ............ Furniture Broker Smith James, Gteen st~ ...... ,.~ ........ Cabinet Maker Smith J ame~, Sidney #t ........................... Tailor Smith John, All Saint.<;. pass .................. Architect Smith John, Trinit.1J st ...••••••••. Chemis~ & Druggist SmithJ. Trumpington st,Furniture Broker&Appraiser Smith John, Green st.~ ...................... Pawnbroker Smith John, King st ........................ Pawnbroker Smith John,. Butcher row ..................... Red Cow Smith J oseph, ditto ......................... Black Swan Smith M. J. Sidney st .•................ Carver & Gilder Smith Wm. Slaughterhouse la ......... Coal Merchant Smith Wm. Market kill .................. Corset Maker Smith \V m. Silver st .. ~ ........................• ~Grocer Smith w·. Mairls causeway, Surveyor to the Commrs. Smith W. H. Rose cresc ...... Bookseller & Stationer Smith Wm. Herring, King st . ................. ~Brewer Smyth Sarah, Bridge st ........................... ~aker Smyth Step hen, Regent st .................... , ... Baker Smyth S. H. ditto ... Coach Builder & Harness Maker Spalding F. King st ..................... Garrick Tavern S~alding Jas:·Rose cresc ...... Coppersmith & Brazier Sparrow R. & H. Quay side, Corn, Seed,& Coal Merch Sparrow Stephen, Jesus la ...... Veterinary Surgeon Spfnk & Keemish, Britige st .............. , ....... Tailors Spink A. K. Market st ............... Draper & Tailor Starkey Chas. St And1·ews hill ......... Grocery Dealer Startner '8. S. Market st ... Black Bear Commrcl Inn Steart\. J. Brirl,qe st .............................. Fruiterer ~tearrt J. All Saints pass . ........................ Tailor Steam J oseph, King st ........................... Baker Stevenson Thos. Trinity st ••• Bookseller & Station&r Stittle Geo. St Giles ........................ Nurseryman Stittle Geo. Market hill ..................... Seedsman Stone John, Botolph la •.• ......... Plumber & Glazier Stuart W. C. Trinity st ......... Tailor & Robe Maker Styles Fred . .~.Warket hill .................. Fishmonger Summers Jas. Bridge st .... Uphlsterer & Cabnt Mkr Sutton M is~ Regent st ...... Ladies Boarding School Swan S. & ~ons, Kings parade ... Boot & Shoemakers Swan John, Sidney st ... Upholsterer, Cabinet Maker, Undertaker1 Auctioneer, Appraiser, Surveyor, and Land Agent Swann & Sons. H obson st ...................... Carriers • Swann Jolm, Northampton st ...... Coal Merchant, & Weighing Machine for Hay, Straw, &c. Swinton Arcbibald, St. Peters st ••• Statuary & Mason Talbot Hen. Sussex st ............................ Printer Tall J ames, Sil'tJer-st •................................ Grocer Taylol' C. Gothic st ........................ Beer Retailer Taylor W. Market tJt ............................... Tailor Thackeray Fred. St Andrews st ............ Physiciall Thompson Edw. Magdalen st ...... Furniture Broker Thompson John, Melbourne terrace ............... ~ .. Thompson Hen. King st ............ Furniture Broker Thomton Mary, Magdalen st .................. Broker Thorpe John, St Mary st ..................... Bookseller ThringJ.Sidney st, Stove& Range Mkr & Ironmonger Thring J QS. St Andrew st ............... Beer Retail€r Thrower S. & Sons, Senate house sq ... Linendrapers & Silk Mercers Thurnall A. W. Green st ........................ Surgeon Thnrston J ane, Trumpington st . ................... Bell Thurston Wm. Sussex st ........................... Dyer Tillet Fred. Petty curg ...................... Fishmonger Toakley John, Green -st .................. Beer Retailer Tofts Jas. Hills rd ............ The House of Cotnmons Tofts Wtn. Butclter row, Cabinet Maker, Upholster, & Paperhanger Tompkins J ames, Slaughterhouse .Ja •• ... Carpenter Tomson & Son, Trumpingtonst, Statuaries & Masons Tomson T. & L. 'J'rumpington st ............. Builders Topping 'Wm. Coronation 8ft ...... .... •• .. Shoemaker Trundle Edward, Sussex st .. ... ..... • Leather Cutter Truslove- ,J osepb, St Andrews st .. ... tand Surveyor Tuffill Thomas, Sussex st............ •• • • • • ... • • • • Tailor Turn well John, Trumpington st .. ......... ••• •• Baker Tupling John, St John st ....... Boot & Shoemaker Turner Wm. & Son, Thompsons la ...... Bricklayers Turner Hy. Bridge st, Cabinet Maker & Upholsterer Turner .John, Park st ........ ~., ............ Bricklayer Turner Samuel, Cambridge pl • .... ...... •• Bricklayer Turtle M. A. Sid!ney st ................ Leather Cutter Tutin John, Market st ............................ Hosier Tweed E. J. Jesus la, Crown Inn, & Dealer in London · & Dublin Stout Tweedy J ames, Kings parade •• .... ........ •• Dentist Twiss & Marshall, Market st ............... Solicitors Twiss J. P. Newmarket rd .•••••• Brewer & Maltster Twis>! J. P. Market hill, Grocer, Tea Dealer, & Hop Merchant Underwood B. Sparrow la ............ Shoeing Smith V ail John, Doumin,q st •.• Whitesmitb & Bell-hanger V augban Wm. St Peters st .. .. .... ...... •• ..... Baker Wade Edward, Petty cury, Stationer, Bookseller, Printer, & Binder W agstafl' Charles, Sidney st .. • • .. .. • • . • Red Bull Inn W agst.aff Chas. Sidney st ......... Maltster & Brewer W allis Geo. Castle st .................. Baker & Grocer W allis Henry, Sidney st ..................... Bookseller W allis J. Sun st ........................ Dealer in Coals W allis Wm. Peas hill ..................... Linendraper W alter J as, Trumpington st ... Architect & Surveyor Ward Chas. Kings parade ............ Drawing Master Ward David, Sutt st ........................ Rope Maker Ward J. Castle st .. .. • • .. • .. .. ... .. • • •• .. • .. Shoemaker Warren & Baker, Market hill ... Grcrs & Talw Chldrs Warren C. C. Magdalen st ... Grocer & Cheesemonger Warren John, Trumpington st ••• Wine & Brndy Mcht Warren Wm. Bridge st ........................... Grocer W arwicker & Gollandl Trinity st ... Hosiers & Glovers Waters G. & Son, Melbourne ter ... Veterinary Srgns Waters Wm. Bridge st •• .. • .. ... ... ..... Linendraper V.f atford Alex. Gonville pl •.. Land Agent & Surveyor Watson & Son, Petty cury ... Chemists and Druggisls Watson Esther, Castle st ........ ~ .................. Swan W atson John, ditto ................... , ............. Baker W atson J os. M ark et hill .AO W atcbmaker & Jeweller W atson Thos . ............................... Beer Retailer Watts Thos. & Son, TrumpiRgton st ... Coal, Corn, & - 'timber Merchants 15

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. CAMBRIDGE. ==============================-==============~~======~~ Watts Jas. H obson st ••.•••• , •••••••••• Bushel & Strike Watts Wm. Bridge st ••••.•••••.••••••• Old Red Lion Weaver lsaac, St Andrews st .••••••••••••••••• Fruiterer Webb Wm. St Peters st •• ••••••••••••••••••• The Albion W ebster J ames, Pembroke st..... •• • •• • • •• ••• • Builder Welldon S. E. Petty cury ••••••••••••••••••••• Butcher Wells Edm. Brdg st, Mltstr & Brewer, Bell:& Crown Wentworth Jos. ditto, Upholsterer, Cabinet Maker, Undertaker, Auctioneer, & Appraiser Wheeler Geo. Petty cury ••••.••..•••••• Ozier Grower Whitaker & Darby, New sq, Boarding & pay School Whitaker G. Hobsons pl, Bookseller & Clothes Clner White & Sons, Warwick st ..•••• Boot & Shoemakers White Hamilt. St Andrew st.. •• ••• • . ••••. •• • • Solicitor White J ames, King st •••••••.••.••••••.••••.••••••• Baker White J. D. Trumpington st •••••• Boot & Shoemaker Whitlaw C. Rege':oit st, Patent Medicated Vapour BathsWhittaker R. Tennis-et rd ••••••••••.............. Builder Whybrow Thos. Maids causew ••••••••••••••••.. Glazier Whyman Thos. Castle st.. ••• ....... •••• Beer Retailer Wieks T. jun. St Andrews st ..................... Baker Wilderspin J ames, Castle st.. •• • • • ••• • •• •• •••• •• Baker Wilderspin Thos. Green st ........................ Baker Wilkin Benj. Prospect row ••••••••••••••• First & Last Wilkins Wm. Hills rd ••••••••••••••. Coach Proprietor Will et Thos. Chesterton rd •••••••••••• Beer Retailer Willmott J. Market hill •••••••••••••••••••••••• Butcher Willmott Thos. ditto .................. , ........ Butcher Willson Edw. Sidney st •••••• Tailor & Robe Maker Willson H. Magdalen st ••••••••••••••••••••••..••• Tailor Willson Wm. Trumping ton st ••••••••.•••••• Shoemaker Willson W. T. R. Sidney st ••••••••••••••• Hat Maker Wilson G. Manorst •••••••••••••••••••.• Plumber, &c. Wilson Sam. B_t·idge st •••••••••••• Printer & Stationer WilsonT.Mrkt kill, Wtch &ClockMkr,SUversmith,&c. Wing John, Sussex st ..................... Sidney Arms Winn Eliz. Trinity st •••••••••••• Perfumer & Hosier Winterborn Benj. St Marys st ............... Surgeon Wiseman H. R. 'J'rinity st .................. Bookbinder Wiseman John, Bridgest •••••••.••.• Corn Extractor Wiseman Wm. Jesus la ............ ., ............ Fruiterer W onfor Jas. Trumpington st .................. Fruiterer W onford Wm. El;y pl •••••••••••. Veterinary Surgeon Wood D. St Andrews st ••••. wu. Smith & Bellhanger Wood Sam. Trumpington st ••••••••• Grocery Dealer Wood Thos. M ark et st ••••••••••••••••••••• Music Seller Woods l'. Bridge st ••••••••••••••••• , ••••.. Linendraper W oodley & Young, Pett;y cury •..•••••• Tea Dealers W oollard & Barton, Trinity st •• .................. Grocers Worland J. Emmanuella ............... Fly Proprietor Worland Jos. Millers la •••••• Livery Stable Keeper Wornes Wm. Trumpingtonst ............... Little Rose Worseldine John, Rose crescent ••. Cabinet Maker & . . Upholsterer & Paperhanger Wright J. B. Hyde park corner ••••••••••.•••••.• Tailor Wright Thos. Hills rd .••••••••• Wheelwright & Smith Wright Wm. Sidney st • • • • • •• . •• . • • •• • • • Watchmaker Wynn Thos. Magdalen st ..................... Butcher Yorke S. Kings parade .. Upholsterer & Cabinet Maker Yorke Wm. Freesclwolla ••.•••••...••••••••••••. Tailor Young Thos. King st ..••••••••••••••••.••••.••••.. Grocer Young Thos. Bridge ~t ..................... Ironmonger University Officers. Chancellor Marquess Camden, K.G. D.C.L. Trin. High Steward-Duke of Northumberland, K.~G. D.C.L. F.R.S. St Johns rice-Chancellor Thomas W orsley, M.A. Downing Commissary John Hildyard, M.A. St J olms 4uditors of Accounts. 16 George Arcbdall, D.D. Emmanuel Francis Martin, M.A. Trinity James Cartnell, M.A. Christs ; Representatives in Parliament. Rt. Hon. Henry Goulbourn, M.A. Trin. Rt. Hon. Charles Ewan Law, M.A. St J ohns Dep. High Stew.--J. Lodge Hubbersty, M. D. Queens Public Orator Thomas Crick, B.D. St Johns , Assessor to Chancellor Wm. Hunt, M.A. Kings Counsel. Thomas Starkie, M.A. Downing Sir William W ebb Follett, M.A. Trinity Librarian John Lodge, M.A. Magd. Registrary-Joseph Romilly, M.A. Trin. Annual Officers. CAPUT. Vice-Chancellor--·Thomas Worsley, M.A. Downing Divinity George. Archdall, D.D. Emmanuel Law-James Wm. Geldart, D.C.L. Trinity Hall Plzysic-J. Thomas W oodhouse, M.D. Cains Senior Non-Regent~-Henry Artlett, M.A. Pemb. Senior Regent.-Ed. Harold Browne, M.A. Emman. Every University Grace must pass the CAPuT, before it can be introduced to the SENATE. Proctors. Edward Baines, M.A. Christs J. Harrison Evans, M.A. St J ohns Taxors. T. Borrow Burcham, M.A. Trinity Robert Birkett, M.A. Emmanuel Moderators. Edwin Steventon, M.A. Corpus Wm. H. Miller, M.A. St Johns Scrutators. James Saunders, B.D. Sidney G. Fred. Nicholas, M.A. Kings Pro-Proctors. John Bald win, M.A. Chri~ts Thomas Lund, M.A. St J ohns Heads of Colleges. St Peters, William Hodgson, B.D ............. Master Clare Hall, William Webb, D.D. F.L.S .••• Master Pembroke, Gilbert Ainslie, D.D. ... ••• • •• • •• •• Master Gon. ~ Caius, M. Davy, D.D. F.R.A.L.SS .• Master Trinity Hall, Thos. Le Blanc, D.C.L. F.A.S. Master Corpus Christi, John Lamb, D.D. • • .• • ••••••. Master Kings, Geo. Thackeray, D.D. F.L.S ......... Provost Queens, J oshna l).ing, M.A. . • ••• • . • ••• • •• ••• • • Presid. Catharine Hall, J oseph Procter, D.D. • • .• • • Master Jesus, French W n1. D.D .•..••••••••••.•••.•••••• Master Christs, John Graham, D.D •••••.••••••••••.••.. Master St. Joltns, Jas. Wood, D.D .••.••.• , .••.•.••••..• Master Magdalene1 Hon. G. N. Grenville M.A •••.••• Master Trinity, Chris. W ordsworth, D.D • ., .............. Master Emmanuel, Geo. Archdall, D.D •••••.•••.•••••. Master Sidne;y Sussex, Wm. Chaffy, D. D ••••• , .•.••.. Master Downing, Thos. Worsley, M.A. • •••••••••••••• Master Professors, &c. Marg. Prof. of Div .••• Marsh Herbet·t, D.D. F.R.S. Bp. of Peterboro, St J ohns Re g. Prof. of Div • ••••.•••• Turton Thos. D.D. Catb. Ditto CivilLaw ••••.• Geldart J. W.'D.C.L. Trin.H. Ditto Pltysic •••••••••••• Haviland John, M. D. Job. Ditto Hebrew •.••••••• Lee Sam. D.D. }'.R.S.L. 1'rin. Ditto Greek ••.•.•••••••••• Scholefield Jas. M .A. Trin. Prof. of Arabic •• .• . •• . • • . • J arratt Thos. M .A. Cath Ditto (Lord Almoner's) ••• Robinson T. M.A. Trin. Mathematics ••••••••• Babbage C. M.A. F.R.S. Trin. Casuistry •••••••••••••••••• Whewell Wm. M.A. Trio. Chemistry .......... J. Cumming, M.A. F.R.S. Trin· Astronomy (Plumian) ••• James Challis, M.A. TriD· Anatomy ••.•••••••.••••••• William Clark, M.D. Trin. Modern History •••••••• , William Smyth, M.A. Pet.

CAMBRIDGE. CAMBRIDGESHIR~. ======~===================-============================== lJota'lly ............ J. S. Henslow, M.A. F.L.S. Joh. Woodwardian •••••. A. Sedgwick, M.A. F.R.S. Trin. .Astron. (Lowndean), G. Peacock, M.A. F.R.S. Trin. Norrisian .................. , G. E. Corrie, B. D. Cath. Jacksonian ............ R. Willis, M.A. F.R.S. Caiu11 Law (Downing) ...... Thomas Starkie, M.A. Down. Medicine (Downing), ...... C. He\vett, M.D. Down. Mitzeralogy .................. W. H. Miller, M.A. Joh. Polit. Econ ................ George Pryme, M.A. Trin. Lady Marg. Preaclter, R. N. Adams, D.D. Sidney Christian Advocate ••• Gem·ge Pearson, B.D. J oh. Hulsean Lecturer ... Ricltard Parkinson, M.A. Job. Prof. of Music ... T. Atwood Walmisley, B. A. J es. .Esquire Bedells. H. Gunning, M.A. Christs; G. I.eapingwell, M.A. Corpus; & W. Hopkins, M.A. Pet. Teachers, &c. French ........................ Henri Florentin Hobacq. Hebrew • • •• ••• • •• • •• • ••• • • . •• • • • • .• • . • • . H. H. Berna1·d German ••••••••.•••••••.•••••••..•••• H. D. Oppenl1cim Italian .•.•.•.•.•••...•••••••••••••.•••• Marquis Spineto Fencing M aster •••••.•.••..•.••.••••••••.••.• M. Angelo Public Officers. University Printer .... ... ... • • John William Parker Agents for University Bibles ft Prayers. J. G. & F. B.ivington, London; J. W. Parker, London; J. & J. J. Deighton, Cambridge; & Knott, Birmingham M ar1hal ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••...... ThOmas J ohnson Yeoman BedeU •••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••• John Crouch School Keeper •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• John Taylor Library Keeper ........................... John Bowtell .Assistant ditto ........................... Richard Rowe Organist ••••••••••••••••••••.••.••••••••••••••• John Pratt Clerk •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• John Smith .Appraiset· ........................... Elliot Macro Smith CMator of the Botanic Garden, Arthur Biggs, F. L. S. Keeper of the Fitzwilliam Museum, W. K. Ridgway Post Office. Barsham W. Sidney st .. .............. .... • Postmaster Letters for Royston, London, & the South, are dispatched at 12 midnight. Letters from London, &c. arrive 2 morn. Letters from Newmarket, Suffolk, Norfolk, and part of Essex, ! to 1 mom. & are dispatched for those places ! p. 1 morn. Letters for Huntingdon & the North, are dispatched ! to 1 morn. ; those from Huntingdon, &c. arrive ! p. 1 mom. Letters for Linton, Haverhill, & W alden, are dispatched l p. 6 morn. The Mail leaves for Ely, Downham, & Lynn, 2 morn. The Holbeach Mail, for St. Ives, Chatteris, March, Wisbeach & Holbeach, also leaves at the same hour. Office Huu,·s.-Tbe office opens for the delivery of letters every mom. at t p. 7, from 5th March to 5th November, & at 8 during the other part of the year, & closes i p. 9; after which, until 10, letters are received by paying twopence each, & after 10 until i p. 10, by paying sixpence each, when the office closes for the night. Corporation. MAYOR-Henry Headly, Esq. ltECORDER-Sergeant Storks JUDGE OF THE COURT OF PLEAS-John Barker, Esq. ALDERMEN. Foster, Richard Foster, Ebenezer Bridges, Benj. Eaden, John Cambrid9eshire.] D • Grafton, John Humfrey, Charles Newby, Charles Nutter, J ames Simpson, W illiam COUNCILLORS. ST. ANDllEWS WARD. Searle, William Barker, Field Dunn Barrett, Robert Deighton, Jos. Jonath an Evans, Samuel Swinton, Archibald TRINITY WARD. Ed wards, Robert Fawcett, Rowland M. Headly, Michael NewelJ, William Swann, William Warren, William MAlli:ET WARD. Bishop, William Eaden, Francis Hallack, Thomas Hopkins, J.'rancis Smith, Henry Herring Stevenson, Thomas EAST BA.RNWELL WARD. Beales, Patrick Foster, Henry James Brimley, A. Gutteridge Haylock, Robert Edlestone, Thomas Skrine, J ulian WEST BARN1VELL WARD. Asby, Charles Livitt, George Bacon, William Nutter, Thomas Gunning, Henry Wells, Edmund LAW OFFICERS. Gunning Francis J. ················•·•••1••Town Clerk Ashton Wm. Garfit ............... Clerk of the Peace Smith Wm. Herring •••••••••••••••••••.•••.••• Treasurer Cooper Henry •.••••• ~ •.••••••.....••••..••.•..•.. Coroner Eaden John, jun •••••••••••• Clerk to the Magistrates Bankers • Barker, F. D. Trinity st, Draw on Lubbock & Cor Fisher T. & Sons, Petty cury. Draw on Currie & Co. Foster, E. C. F. & G. E. :l'rinity at. Draw on Prescote, Grote & Co. Humfrey Chas. & Son, Trumpington st. Draw on Prescote & Co. Mortlock John & Sons, Benet st. Draw on Smith, Payne & Co. Savin~ Bank, (C. E. Brown, Actuary) on the premises of the Carob. Chro. Office, J.Jilarket kill. Open on Saturdays from 11 to 2. . - l'ire &. T·ife Assurance Agents. · Alliance Fire, Regent st ............ Edward Cranwell Atlas, St Marys st ........................... S. Adcock British & Westminster, St Andrews st ...... H. Crisp Clerical, Medical & General Life, Trinity st, R.N ewby County Fire & Provident Life, Market hill, B. Bridges Crown, Market st ••.••••..•••••••••••••••••• G. J. Twiss Eagle Fire, Sussez st ......... ~ ........ Robert Macwatt Essex Economic Fire, Chelm1ford & European Life & Annuity, Sidney st ..................... John Swan Guardian, Petty cury .................. Edward Felton Mutual Insurance, Belmont place ...... Wm. Barron National Loan Fund Life Assurance, Sun st. W. A. Warwick ••••..••.•.••••••.•••••.••.•••••• Ageqt R. M. Fawcett, Esq ................ Medical Referee Norwich Union, Trinity st .............. Smith & Son N orwieh Equitable, Bridge st ...... Thos. Parker,jun. Phamix, Trinity st ..................... Richard Newby Royal Exchange, Market hill •••••••••••• B. Bridges Suffolk & General Country, Kings parade, C. Bays Sun, Mill lane ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Henry Hazard West of England, St Andrews st ••••••••• Wm. Ranee Yorkshire, Brid9e 1t •••••••••••••••••••••••• John Edi$ ~ 17

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New square, Barnwell, Ct..roner for the Borough of Cambridge Eaden John, Trinity st, Clerk to the Magistrates of the Borough Fetch Joseph, Peas hill, Clerk to the Guardians of the Cambridge Union .Fetch Joseph, Peas hill, Superintendent Registrar of :Births, Deaths, and Marriages l'etch J. D. Sianey sf, Auditor of Chesterton Union teapingwe11 Geo. Trumpington st, Commissioner of Bankrupts for the Counties of Camb. & llunts. Pemberton Christopher1 Trumpington st, Clerk of the Peace for the County of Cambridge Smith William, Maid$ causeway, Surveyor td the · Commissioners Titterton John, Police station, Millers la, Superintendant of the Police ' Tw.iss Oeo . .Jo!!eph, Market st, Deputy Registrar of the Diocese of Ely , Twiss Geo. Josepb, Market at, Coroner of the County Public Charities & Schools. • Addenbrook's Hospital, Trumpington 1t Earl of Hardwick .................... jo.,. President Thos. Mortlock, Esq ...................... Treasurer Crane's Ch!lrity; for Sick Scholars " .Perse's Free Grammar School Peter Mason, M.A •••.•..•.••• ··-•••.••••••••• M aster Geo. Barber, M.A .••..•••..••••.••..•.••••••••.• Usher New Free School, St. Peter's Whiston's Charity ~chools, King st Infant School, King st Abraham Newland •••••••••••••• .' ••.••••••• ,. Master Em m a N ewland ••••••••••••• : ............. ~ ••• Mistress lnfant School, East rd, Barnwell Miss Hazlewood ............................... Mistress Girls' School, King st ... Catbarine Marlow, Mistress AJ rnshouses. ·UniYersity. Founded by M.·Stoksy, M.A., for six poor women · Perse's. Founded by Dr. Perse, for six poor 11ingle persons Storey's. Founded by EdW'. Storey, Gent. 1692, for four Clergymen's \Vidows, -one maiden of St, Giles's parish, artd three maidens of the parish of the Holy Trinity King's College. For four poor persons Queen's CoJlege. For. eight poor widow• 18 Public Establishments •. Analomical Museum, St. Andrews 'hill Botanic Garden, Pembroke st Arthur Briggs, F.L.S .................... : .... Curator Cambridge Horticultural Society. W. Sear le, Esq .••••••••••••••.••.• ; ••••• ·~ Treasurer W. G. Ashton, F.sq .......... Honorary Secretal')' Cambridge Gas Company, River la, Barnwell John Grafton & Co. County Gaol, Castle st ...... C. Corridge, Governor Excise Office, Wrestler's Inn, Petty cury. M as on Henry ••••••••••••..•••.••••••••••••••.•••. Clerl Mechanics' Institute, Sidney, st. Mr. J, Eaden, Sec. Stamp Office, Benet st Mortlock Wm. Esq., Distributor for the County of Cambridge & Isle of Ely. Tennis Court, 1'ennis court rd ......... Phillips Wm. Town Gaol, Parker's piece. Payne John, Governor Union Workhouse ............ Legge Thomas, Master Workhouse, Barnwell ... Robinson Richard, Master Coaches. · Birmingham, Rising Sun, eve. M on: W. & Fri. morn. at! p. 7, from the Hoop Hotel, through Hnntingdon, Thrapston, W ellingborought Northampton, Coventry, &c. ; and arrives in time for the train to Liverpool, Manchester, &c.- Another ooach from Birmingham the same days & hours. Birmingham, Eagle, thrgugh Leamington & W arwicl, from the EOfJle Inn, on Mon .. Wed~ & Fri, at t P• 7 morn.; returns alternate days at 8 eni. Brandon, Dereham, & Holt, Norfolk Regulator, ~Wtl'f Tu. Th. & Sat., frGm the Wkite H#Jrsl!; Fetter Lane, London; arrives at the Eagle Irt'lf1 Canr bridge, l p. 12, by Epping; returns, alternate days1 2 aft. BuryJ arrives at the Hoop Hotel, every day, Sun. exe. 1 bef. 2 ; returns 3 an. Colchester, from the /led Lion Inn, Tu. Th. & Sat. 9 morn. ; returns, alternate days, ! p. 5 aft. Fakenham, Fake11l1am Hero, through Brandon & Swaffham, every Mon. Wed. & Fri. from the Golden Cross; Charing-Crt>s81 London; arrives at the Eagle Inn, Cambridge,! p. 12, by Ep· plng; returns, alterna:te days, 2 aft . Holbech & Wisbech Mail arrives at the George Inn, Bridge Street, every night at 11 ; returns ! p. 1 morn. Huntingdon, Blucher, to the Hoop Holel, everyday at 1, from Huntingdon, & returns at 2. At Huntingdon it meets coaches direct to the North of England, & Scotland, & also to Peterborough. Ipswich, through Bury, from the Hoop Hotel, every morn. Sun. exc., 10. Another coach the same days & hours front Ipswich. The same coach to Yarmouth, every M oh. W. & Fri. i returns alternate days. Leamingtott, Tally Ho, from the Hoop Hotel, Tu. Th. & Sat. ! p. 7 morn ; ret. alternate days. Leicester, by way of Huntingdon & Stamfo:td, from the Hoop Hotel, Cambridge, ev:ery morn. Sun. exc. i p. 8; returns from Stamford the same even. Meets the Lincoln Umpire & N ottinghant Adelaide at Stamford, by wlrlch passengers can be forwarded direct: as also to Manchester & Liverpool, Grantham, N ewarl, & all parts of the North. • London, Telegraph, every mom. 10, Sun. exc. from the Hoop~ Sun Hotels, Cambridge, by Roy~ ston & Ware. Another, :l bef. 10 m~m. $aDle

CAMBRIDGE. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. ==============~====== days from Chaplin's Office, Regent Circus, Golden Cross, Charing-Cross, & calls at the White Horse, Fetter Lane. London, Rocket, every aft. 8, Sun. exc. from the Hoop and Sun Hotels, Cambridge, by Royston & Buntingford, to the White Horse, Fetter Lane ; calls in Bishopsgate-street. j\.nother coach leaves Town on the same day!J at 2. Ditto, Fly, every morn., Sun exe. 10, from the Red Lion, Cambridge, by Chesterford, Hockerill, & Epping, to the George 4" Blue Boar, Holborn; calls in . Bishopgate-street. Another coach the same days & hours returns to Cambridge. Ditto,:Times, everymorn. 6,'Sun. exc. from ~he Eagle Inn, Cambridge, by Chesterford, Hockerill, & Epping, to the George 4" Blue Boar, Holborn. -Leaves London for Cambridge same aft. a. Ditto, Star, through Royston, Ware, &c. to the Belle Sauvage, Ludgate Hill, from the Hoop Hotel, on Mon. 6 ; every other day, Sun, exc, 7 morn. Another coach from the Belle Sattvage, f to 4 aft. for Cambridge. Ditto, Bee-hive, from the Blue Boar, through RoyI ston, Ware, &c. on M. W. & F. morn. 9,j to Bell ~ Crown, Holborn ; ret. alternate days. Ditto, Lynn, from the Black Bull Inn, Cambridge, every morn. 12, & from London to Lynn, through Cambridge, 2 aft. From Lynn there is direct communication with Hull & York by the steam-boat, the Lor<l Nelson, Ditto,'Wisbech Day, from the Hoop Hotel, 12, on M. W. & F. by Royston & Buntingford, to the Belle Sauvage, Ludgate Hill; ret, alternate days 2. Ditto, Wisbech Defiance, from London, arrives at the Eagle, Cambridge, 2 aft. every M. W. & Fri. ; returns on Tu. Th. & Sat. at 12. Lynn & Wells Mail passes through Cambridge every night, at 12, an«! from London, l p. l morn.; calls at the George Inn, Bridge Street. Lynn Mail, passes through Cambridge from London 2 every morn. & to London t bef. 12 at night; calls at the George. Oxford, every Tu. Tb. & Sat. from tha Eat/le Inn, 8 morn. ; returns alternate days. Rapid, from the Black Bear Inn, every night, 12, to the Golden Cross, Charing Cross, London ; & another coach leaves tlte Golden (Jros~ everv • even, & arrives at I. Oarriers. Balsham (Pratt) from the Wrestlers, Petty cury, every Wed. & Sat. aft. Bedford (Amold), from the Kings Head, Sidney st, every Wed. & Sat. Birmingham (North & Hubbard) Waggon, from the Cock, every Mon. Wed. & Fri, 12. Birmingham (Ashby & Co.'s) Waggon, from the Castle, every Mon. Wed. & Fri. 12. Bluntisham (Sutton Sam.) from the Wrestlers, every Sat. even. Bottisham (Johnson), from the Crown 4" Woolpack, Sidney st, every Wed. & Sat. aft. Bottisbam (A dams), from the Bushel~ Strike, Susse:c st, every Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. & Sat. Bottisham(Stehbings J.) from the Wrestlers, every Sat. Burwell (Palmer S.) from the Black Bear, Market st, every Wed. & Sat. aft. Bury St. Edmunds (Deacon) Waggon, from Wheeler st, three times a week, days not fixed. Bury St. Edmunds (Durrant A.) from the. Cock, every Tues. & Fri. morn. 10. Bury St. Edmunds (Osborne), from the Black bear, every Sa.t. aft •. Bury St. Edmunds (OsborneJohn), from the Castle, twice a week. Catton, Borough Green1 &.Brinkley (Quay), from the Wrestlers, every Sat. aft. Croydon (Lyon), from the Blue Bell, Peas hill, every Sat. aft. Ely, Downham, & Lynn (Swan & Sons) Vans from Hobson st, daily 9 morn. Godmanchester and Huntingdon (Herbert) from the New Red Lion, every Wed. & Sat. aft. Haverhill (Siggs R.) from the Castle, every Sat. aft. Ipswich (Durrant A.) from the Cock, every Tues. & Fri. morn. 1 0. Kettering (North & Hub bard) from the Cock, every Mon. W ~d. & fri, Lincoln, Leicester, &c. (Ashby & Co.) Waggon, from the Castle, every Mon. Wed. & Fri. Jioon. Linton (Smith) from the (Jrown 4' WofJlpqclc, every Wed. & Sat. aft. Linton (Whiffin A.) from the Brazen George, 8t. Andrews st, every Wed. & Sat. aft. London (Bird R.) Waggon) from the Bricklayers Arms, St. Andrews st, eyery Mon. Thurs. & Sat. London (Brand Thos.) from th~ Cock, St .Andrewr hill, every Mon. morq. London (Deacon) Waggons, from Tflkeeler st, daily, Sun. exc. London (Swan & Sons) Vans, Hobson st, daily i p. 11 morn. · Lynn (Deacons) Waggons, from Wheeler st, Mon. Wed. & Fri. ; returns Tues. Thurs. & Sat, Newmarket, Brandon, Stoke, & Watton (Swan & Sons) Van, from Hobsan st, Mon. Wed. & Fri, 10 morn. · Newmarket (Smith) from the Crown, Jesus la, every Sat. aft. Newmarket (Durrant A.),from the Cock, every Tues. & Fri. morn. 10. Newmarket (Osborn~ J'Qhn) from the Castle, twice a week. Newmarket (Deacon, Mack, & Co.) Waggon, every morn. (Sun. exc.) 9. Northampton (North & Hub bard) W ag~on, from the Cock, every Mon. Wed. & Fri. Norwich (Deacons) Waggons, from Wheeler st, daily, Sun. exc. Norwich (Swan& Sons) Van. from Hobson ,t, Mon. & Thurs. 10 morn. Oundle '(North & Hubbard) from the Cock, every Mon. Wed. & Fri. Peterborough (Ashby & Co.) from 'the Castle, every Mon. Wed. & Fri. • Potten (Arnold) from the Kings Head, every \Ved. & Sat. Ramsay (Day & Co.) Waggon, from the New Red Lion, every Mon. & Thurs. morn. Royston, &c. (Godfrey John) from the Little Rose, every Tues. Thurs. & Sat. aft. Royston, &c. (Clutton), from the Black Bear, every Tues. Thurs. & Sat. aft. St. Ives (Smith J. }, from theBlack Bear,e\·ery Sat. aft St. Ives (Stutter), from the Crane, Market st, every Sat. aft. St. Ives (Gilby), froll} the Black Bear, every Thurs. & Sat. St. N eots (Hillson Geo.), from the Bell, every Wed. & Sat. aft. St. Neots (Pye),~from the Black Bear, everyWed.aft. St. N eots (Smith J os.), from the Bqll, every Tues. & Sat. Soham (Cooper Edw.) from the Blagk Swan, every Sat. aft. 19

. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. CAMBRIDGE . Spaldwick, &c. (North & Hubbard) Waggon, from the Cock, every Mon. Wed. & Fri. Stamford, Leicester, & all parts of the North, (Swan & Sons) Vans from Hobson st, Tues. & Fri. Swaffham (Feak) from the Nelson, Sidney st, every Sat. aft. Swaffham (Handcock Jas.) from the Bell, every Sat. aft. Sutton (Deacon) Waggon, from Wheeler st, Mon. & Fri.; returns same days. Thrapston (North & Hubbard) Waggon, from the Cock, every Mon. Wed. & Fri. Wratton, West (Pratt), from the Wrestlers, every Tues. Wed. & Sat. Water Conveyance. To Lynn, (Shallows) Boats every Sat. morn. Classification of· Trades. .Accountants-Barron Wm. Belmont pl Lovett Christopher, Amesley pl Lyon Wm. New sq & Quay side Macwatt Robt. Sussex st Os borne John Hall, King st Archery Manufacturer Martin R. M. St Edwards Architects---Smith John, All Saints pass [pass W alter J ames, Trumpington st Auctioneers--Bridges B. Market hill Rowton Wm. Downing st Rogers John, Bridge st Smith, Elliott & Son, Trinity st Smith J ohH, Trumpington st Swan John, Sidney st W entworth J oseph, Bridge st Bakers---Apthorpe Chas. Bridge st • Asplen Thos. Petty cury Beales H. M. Bridge st Bowbank Henry, Sidney st Blinkhorn W. A. St Johns bakehouse Bright J. Maids causeway Bullock Samuel, St Andrews st Byford John, Ben et st Chapman J oseph, Annesley st Clark John, Downing ter Crawley Robt. St Andrews st Crawley Wm. Trumpington pl Dear le John, St Marys st Earrington John, Market st Emmerson Wm. Warwick st Francis R. Magdalen st Fuller Henry, Jesus la Goude Sarah, Rose cresc Greenwood Thos. Butcher row Harris John, King st Hanis Mary, Bridge st Haxcarton J oseph, Petty cury Hovell Jas. Sun st Hunt J ane, Castle st J ohnstone A. St Andrews hill Knightly Wm. & Sons, Trumpington st Launder J. Park st I.ivermore Thos. Trumpington st LiYermore Wm. Union st 1\farfleet J. East rd, Barnwell Muggleson James, Princes st Muggleton S. George IV. st M us till & Porter, Sidney st N ixon S. Petty cury Patrick W alter, Hills rd Rayment E. Butcher row ltoberts Henry, Magdalen st Rutherford Walter, Union r4 Shuker M. A. Bl'idge s' ~0. - • CAMBRIDGE CLASSI.FICATION1 continued. Bakers · Smyth Sarah, Bridge st Smyth Stephen, Regent st Stearn J osh. King st Tun well John, Trumpington st V augban Wm. St Peters st W allis George, Castle st Watson John, Castle st White Jas. King st Wicks T. jun. St Andrews st W ilderspin J ames, Castle st Wilderspin Thos. Green st Bankers--Barker F. D. Trinity st · Fisher Thos. & Sons, Petty cury Foster E. C. F. & G. E. Trinity st H umfrey Chas. & Son, Trumpington st Mortlock John & Sons, Benet st Bar9e 4" Boat Builders--Cross John, Chesterton rd King Chas. Brunswick walk Logan Samuel, Thompsons la Potts Wm. Chesterton rd Barristers - Barker John, Trumpington st Leaping well George, Trumpington st Pryme George, Sidney st Basket 4" Sieve Mtlkers--Campion John, Sussex st i Graves Wm. Butcher row Haylock Wm. Hobson st Baths-Whitlain C. Regent st Bazaar -Meyers John, Sidney st Beer Retailers---Austin Wm. King st Banham James, Bridge st · Behag M. Bridge st Bouttell Samuel, Magdalen st Brown John, Ram yd, Bridge st Carrol J os. Princes st Chapman Chas. Bu:tleigh st Clarke Ann, Bridge st Cornell P. Regent st Creeke Wm. Market hill Dean Wm. Prospect row Dennis Wm. Sun st Doggett Wm. Slaughterhouse la Fenner George, Saxon st Ferguson Andrew, Hobson pl Freeman George, Hobson st Freeman Wm. Cambridge pl; Hall J ames, Castle st Holder T. Northampton st J ones Samuel, Market hill Kittridge Edw. Thompsons la Mackness Wm. St Peters st Miller John, Castle st .Mitchell Thos. Annesley pl Page J. & Press R. King st Phillips Sophia, Park st Poole J ames, King st Pryke B. J. Regent st Pryke B. J. Hyde park corner Purchas Lucy, Magdalen st Richardson John, Northampton st Riddle Thos. Magdalen st Roofe Robt. Market hill Rushbrook J. Trumpington st Rutherford Susan, Annesley st Saffrcy J ames, King st Seymour M. Jesus la Smith Elizabeth, Hobson st Taylor C. Gothic st Thl'ing J osh. St Andrews at , Toakley John, Green st W atson Thomas WhymalJ. l'bos. Castle st Willet Tl}o~. (_;}J~sterton rd

CAMBRIDGE. • CAMBRIDGESHIRE • ==========================-==========================~ CAMBRIDGE CLAssiFICATION, continued. Bell Hangers Ingle & Porc'her, Bridge st Fuller Jas. Ben et st V ail John, Downing st Wood D. St Andrewa st Bookbinckrs Alien Chas. Green st Bowtell Wm. All Saints pass Fitkin & Hart, Bridge st Hankin Jas. Petty cury Hatt John, Peas hill Ingram Wm. St Andrews st Lawrence & Underwood, St Edwards pass Page Martin, Jesus la Sapsford Thos. St John st Wiseman H. R. Trinity st Booksellers~ Publishers-Bridges B. Market hill Deighton J. & J. J. Trinity st Booksellers ~ Stationers Barraclough Geo. Senate Grant W. P. Trinity st [house sq Hall John, Trurnpington st Hankin Jas. Petty cury Hankin Jas. Benet st Hatt John, Peas bill Hutt Rich. Rose cresc In gram Wm. St Andrews st J ohnson E. Trinity st Johnson Jas. Sidney st N ewby Rich. Trinity st Page M. Market 1St Smith W. H. Rose cresc Stevenson Thos. Trinity st Thorpe John, St Marys st Wade Edw. Petty cury Wallis Henry, Sidney st Whitaker Gaorge, Hobson pi Boot ~ Slwemakers Andrews Geo. M ark et st Arber Thos. Emmanuella Banham Chas. Green st Bentley John, Trinity st . Billage J. King st Bond Wm. Bridge st Butterfield Wm. St Marys st Chapman John, Wheeler st Clark Wm. Saxon st Currie Wm. Rose cresc Cutman John, St Ed wards pass Davis John, Sussex st Feaks J. S. St John st Flack John, Sidney st Frost J. Aunesley rd Gilcs Henry, Jesus la Harvey John, Bridge st Hayes & Seargent, Market st Hayles John, Warwick st I son John, St Andrews st Kirkup Robert, St Andrews st Low den John, Castle st Lutt Edw. Kings par Maltby T. Princes st Marshall John, Downing st N ewman A. Sidney st Peters Robt. Magdalen st - Phillips John, Bridge st Pink J. Doric st Proctor E. Union .st Pratt Jas. Jesus la Purvis Geo. Market hill Robinson J. W. Bridge st Scarr , Saxon rd Swan S. & Sons, Kings par Tapling John, St J ohns st Topping Wm. Coronation st Ward J. Castle st CAMBRIDGE CLASSIFICATION, continued. Boot ~ Shoemakers White & Sons, Warwick st White J. D. Trumpington st Willson Wm. Trumpington st Brass Founders Finch Chas. Market hill Headly Robt. Market hill BraW'It Manufacturers ~DealersHopkins Francis, Slaughterhouse la Rutledge & Son, Benet st Braziers Armstrong John, Trinity l!lt Hunt R. Silver st Mackintosh Wm. Market st Miller Geo. Union st Pryor Steph. Petty cury Spalding Jas. Rose cresc Breeches Makers Davies John, Trinity st Robinson Geo. Trinity st Brewers-Bullock & Ekin, Jesus la Cook Wm. Cambridge pl Eden Fras. Quay side & Trinity st Edwards Wm. King st & Melbourne ter Elliston Wm. & Nutter J no. St Andrews hill Foster Rich. & Son, Thompsons la • Gotobed J aa. & Son, Trumpington st Harris Edw. Sun st Hopkins Fras. Slaughterhouse la KiBg Wm. Gloucester pl Meadows Ed w. Chesterton rd N ash, Sear le & Edleston, Christ pieces Nicholson Elizabeth, Chesterton rd Nutter James & Thomas, Trumpington st Palmer H. F. Market hill Plumb J onathan, Coronation st Smith 'V m. Herring, King st Twiss J. P. Newmarket rd Bricklayers Burbage G. Sussex st Coxall Chas. Sidney st Featherstone E. George IV. st Howes J. Russell st Rider D. York st Turner Wm. & Sons, Thompsons la Turner J olm, Park st Turner Saml. Cambridge pl Brickmakers Asby Wm. & Cha~. Trumpington rd · Crowe Wm. Hills rd Brushmaker Driver Wm. King st Builders-Asby'Wm. & Chas. Trumpington rd Bell Wm. & Sons, Castle st Bradwell D. & Sons, St Andrews st Fromant John, King st Hillman Jas. Meeting house la Kidd John, King st Morehen & Scott, St Andrews st Moule J os. Green st Quinsee Wm. Hobson st Tomson T. & L. Trumpington st Webster Jas. Pembroke st Whittaker R. Tennis court rd Butchers Brown Sarah, St J ohns' st Burkit P. Castle st Carpenter Geo. St Andrews st Crabb John, Ben et st Dickenson Neale, Silver st Feaks Edw. St Andrews st Gifford Edw. Trumpington st Goodliffe Geo. Sidney st Goodliffe John, York st Knowles Sarah, Bridge st Linton Wm. Magdalen st Mitchell John, Bridge st Reeves Geo. Downing ter Robin son Wm. Petty cury W elldon S. E. Petty cury . 21

CAHBRIDGESHlll~. CAMBRIDGE. ========================~====== CAMBRtooE CLAssiFICATioN, continued. Butchers--Willmott 1. Market hill Willmott Thos. Market hill W ynn Thos. Magdalen st Cabinet Makers An sell Wm. Fitzwilliam st Cooke J. York st Hills Robt. Bridge st Metcalfu & Son, Bridge st Smith J ames, Green st Cap Maker Robinson 8. Green st Carpenters-Bester Robt. Hills rd Chapman Wm. Freeschool la Cook Wm. Cambridge pl DyLall Dan. Bridge st Eve W. St Andrews st Haycock Chas. St Andrews hill J obnson John, Magdalen st Page Wm. Burleigh st Pamplin John, Magdalen st Seymour Matthew, Jesus la Tompkins Jas. Slaughterhouse la Carpenters ~Builders Hoppett T. Union rd How ell Jas. Sax on st Peck Wm. Coronation st Rickard Jas. St Andrews st Carpet WaPehouse Elliston Wm. Union st Carriers-Swann & Sons, Hobson st Carvers ~ Gilde~s-Brooker Geo. Trinity st Brune Geo. Petty cury Ethridge Thos. Trumpington st J ohnson Thos. Union st Mutton Wm. Trinity st Mutton H. All Saints pass Smith M. J. Sidney st Cement Manufacturer Reeves Wm. Hills rd Chair Maker Johnson J. Hobson st Cheesemongers Driver John, Sussex st M arshall & Son, Peas hill Rutledge & Son, Benet st Chemists ~ Druggists-Brewster Wm. Sidney st Clark Hewett, St Andrews st Deck J, Kings parade Edis John, Bridge st Eiger J. W. Bridge st Finch F. Market hill Haylock R. Sussex st Hobbs W. S. Bridge st Pain G. A. Rose eresc Relhan Rich. St .John st Smith John, Trinity st W atson & Son, Petty cury China cS" . Glass Dealers-Barrett Geo. & Robert, St Andrews hill Matthew & Gent, Trinity st Shippey W. & E. M ark et At Civil Engineer Grafron John, Causeway Clothes Cleaner--Whitaker Geo. Hobson pl Coach Builders--Hunnybun & V endon, Sidney st Parker Wm. Regent ter Smyth S. H. Regent st Coach Proprietor Wilkins Wm. Hilts rd Coal Dealers--Carter J. S. Sidney st .Moo re John, King st Price R. jun. Coronation st Wallis J. Sun st Coal Merctiants--Asbby Thos. Hills rd Bell Edward, Peas hill Brand Henry, Hills rd Brown & Robinson, Small bridge Collin Wm. Magdalen st Comings & Hazard, Mill la Cranwell Edw. Regent st Eaden J uhn & Son, Bridge st 22 CAMBRIDGE CLASSIFICATION, continued, Coal Merchants Lawrence J oseph, Bridge st ' Lyon Wm. New sq & Quay side Nutter Jas. & Sons, Mill la Shaw Wm. Magdalen st Smith Wm. Slaughterhouse la Sparrow Robt. & Hen. Quay side Swann John, Northampton st Watts Thos. & Son, Trumpington st Colour Merchant-Eaden E. Market st Confectioners--Becket & Son, Trumpington st Brooker Geo. Trinity st Brooker Susan, Regent st Crisp Mary &. Son, Kings parade Crisp Wm. Green st Edwards Richard, Kings parade J ones Wm. Sidney st Nixon S, Petty cury Rutledge & Son, Benet st Coopers Brown 0. D. White hart yd Brown Wm. Bridge st Graves Wm. Butcher row J ohnson David, Downing st .l ohnson John, Wheeler st Coppersmiths--Hunt R. Silver st Spalding J ames, Rose crese Cork Cutter-Shaboe Mary, Sidney st Corn Dealer---Clarke Robt. Bridge st Corn Merclmnts-Bell Edward, Peas hill Comings & Hazard, Mill la Eaden J. & Son, Bridge st Lawrence Joseph, Bridge st Nutter Jas. & Sons, Mill la Nutter Robt. & John, Iron bridge Sparrow Robt. & Henry, Quay side Watts Thos. & Son, Trumpington st Corn &tractor Wiseman John, Bridge st Curriers--Balls & Sons, Trumpington. st Faires John, Maids causeway lngle M. A. Market st Cutler-Peters Henry, Sidney st Dentist---Tweedy Jas. Kings pat'ade Drawing Masters Challice J. Emmanuel ho Harraden R. B. Kings parade Ward Chas. Kings parade Dyers---Pont Thos. Petty eury Masterson John, King st Thurston Wm. Sussex st Engravers Coulden Sam. Rose cresc N icbols Wm. Slaughterhouse la Roe Robt. Kings· parade Estate Agents---Atkins W. C. jun. Sun st Bridges B. Market hill Harwood Rd. Trmnpington st" f Macwatt Robt. Sussex st Smith Elliott & Son, Trinity st Land Agents-Swan John, Sidney st Watford Alexander, Gonville pl Fancy Repository Sharman Jas. Market hill Farriers, ~·c. Brunton John, ~t Andrews st Langton ---, Downing st ' Mallerson John, Union rd Underwood B. Sparrow la Feather Dealer--Moore Robt. Castle st Fisltmongers--Clayton Robt. Union rd Clayton Robt. Sidney st Collings Wm.: M ark et st Styles Fred. Market hill Tillet Fred. Petty cut'y Florists-Brewer Michael, Trumpington Td Headland J oseph, Trumpington st Fly Proprietors---Gayler Wm. Bridge st W or land J. Emmanuelll"

CAMBRIDGE. CAMBRIDGESHIRE • • ==================== CAMBRIDGE CtASSIFICATJON, continued. Fringt cf' Trimming Sellet J ohnson Eliz. WheelmFruiterers--Clements T. All Saints pass [At Litchfield Edw. All Saints pass Rutledge & Son, Benet st Stearn J. Bridge st Weaver Jsaae, St Andrew• st Wiseman Wm. Jesus la • W onfor Jas. Trumpington sC Furniture Brokers---Clark J. Hyde pm·k £0tuer Parker Thos. Bridge st Rogers John, Bridge st Salmon Sam. Sidney st Smith J. St Andrews hill Smith Jolm, Trumpington lit Thompson Edw. Magdalen at Thompson Henry, King st Tbornton Mary, Magdalen et Gardener ~ Florist-.--Di:lkon Tbos.. Hilla rd Gas Fitter Prince Thos. King st Grocers 4' Cheesemongers-Cole Tbos~ Sidney st Furbank J • St Andrew st Jay Edw. St Andrew st J ohnson Richard, Market hill Warren C. E. MagdaJen et Grocers, ~c. Abbott John Uttwin, Trinity st Alliston Wm. Silver st Beecheno William1 Sidney st Bell ---, Magdalen st Bond Thos. Bridge st Bradwell Wm. Sidney st Bridgman Thos. Ttinity st Briggs Susan, Regent st Brimley & Bdnd, Market bill Brown Peter, Sun st Buswell Wm. PeM hill Cory M. & Son, Trumpington st Cropley Jas. Magdalea st Doo & Son, Bridge st Driver Hen. Coronation sl Hallack Thos. Butcbet :row Harvey Amy; St. Andrews s~ J errold Sarah, Bridge st Kimpton Edw. Trumpington st Marsh J oseph; Rose creso Matthew & dent, Trinity t~t Peach Thos. Petty eury Pratt Philipf Coronation st Robinson Geo~ Trurl!pington st Rowe & Son. Sidney et Shippey W. & E. Market st Smith Wm. Silvers~ Starkey Chas. St Andrews hill Tall James, Silver st Twiss J. P, Market hill W allis Geo. Castle st Warren & Baker• Market. hill Warren Wm. Bridge st Wood Sam. Trumpington st W oollard & Barton; Trinity st Y t>ung Thos. King st Gun Makers··-Clark Chas. St Mary st Evans Sam. Trinity st Gallyon Wm. Green st Haberdasher Colliogs M. St Mary st Hair Dressera--Adams David, St Andrew st Anderson John, St Edwards pass Briggs Cbas. Petty oury Cane Sam. St Mary se Donagan Wm. Rose eresc Gillson Wm. Petty cury Hills Wm. Pembroke st Richardson Satn. Trumpington st . • CAMBRIDGE CLASSIFICATioN, continued• Hair Dressers Saunders T. Benet s-t Sheldon W ln. Magdalen st Sharman J 1 Bridge st Harness Makers---Hunnybun & Vendon* Sidney st Smyth S. H. Regent $t Hatters Bays Jas. & Sons, Kings parade Constable John Fred. Petty cury Driver Jas. Bridge st Grain Geo. St Andrews. st Healey James, Markee hill J ones Wm. Bridge st Palmer J. Petty cury Proctor G. Market hill Smart J oel- Bridge st Willson W. T. R. Sidney st Herbalist Carter Wm. Castle end Hop Merchant-Twiss J. P. Market hill Horse Dealer Jordan Benj. Bridge st Hosiers--Gibsoh Sophia, Trumpington st Leeman Wm. Trinity st Perry I ane, Kings parad& Rowe Hen. Francis, Trinity st Tu tin John, Market st W arwicker & Golland, Trinity st Winn Eliz, Trinity st Iron Founders--J uler Thomas, King st Finch Chas. Market hill Ironmongers Christmas Thos. & Son, Peas hill Finch Chas. Market hill Headly Robt. Market hill Shippey Geo. Sidney st Thring Jeremiah, Sidney st. Young Thos. Bridge st Iron Warehouse, Bar Shallow & Coleman, Sidney Jewellers--Cropley Jas. Sidney st (st Watson Josa-ph, Market hill Leather Cutters Barker Chaa. Sidney st Faires John, Maids causeway Fox Jas. Maids causeway Trundle Edw. Susse~ st Turtle M. A. Sidney st Library Hatt John, Peas hill Lime Burner--~Reeve Wm. Hills rfl Licensed to let Flies Nunn Wm. jun, Sidney st Linen Drapers-Barker Wm. Market hill Barrett John, Market st Buttress R. St Johns st Cooch John, St Andrews st Dennis J olm, Sidney st Eaden E. Market st Edwards W. G. )6 Rose etesc Egar John, Magdalen st Elliston Wm. Union st Gollard Wm. Sidney st Hadingham Dan. Petty cury Hebblewhite 0. Market hill Hubbard D. W. Market hill Moss Isaac, George IV st Rowell Thos. Bridge st Thrower S. & Sons, Senate house sq W allis Wm. Peas hill • Waters Wm. Bridge st Woods T. Bridge st Livery Stable Keepers--Anderson Edw. jun. Bridge Gostling D. Ram yd, Bridge st [!t Haggis H. Pembroke st Halls Thos. Sidney sl Inds Robt. Butcher tow Jordan Benj. Bridge -st Lee Thos. St Andrew st Pratt Remmington, Regent st W orland J oseph, Millers la • 23

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. CAl\'IBRIDGE. ======-=· ======!========= CAMBRIDGE CLASSIFICATioN, continued. Law Stationer· -Markham Hen. Silver st . .ll·Ialtsters--Gotobed Jas. & Son, Trumpington st Hopkins l<'rancis, Slaughterhouse la Twiss J. P. Newmarket rd Wagstaff Charles, Sidney st Wells Edm. Bridge "t Medicine Dealer, Patent---Brown C. E. Market hill Me1·chant---Reeve Wm. Hills rd :Afillers Collet Wm. Quav • Foster Wm. Hauston mills Nutter Jas. & Sons, Mill la ..tl-lilliners---Abbotts --, Senate house sq Asplen Mary, Rose cresc Biffen }'rancis, Kings parade Cooper M. Rose ct·esc . Fulcher E. Sidney st Harradine Susannah, Trumpington st Ind Ann, Sidney st Nicholls S. & A. Market hill Pure has S. & J. Warwick st M1tsic Professors Barker Wm. Ben et st Nicholls W. G. Sidney st Relham Chas. St John st lrlusic Sellet·s Adcock James, Market st G ifford John, Kings parade Wood Thos. Market st Musical Instrument Seller Gifford J. Kings parade Mustard Manufacturer--Foster J. M. Magdalen st Nurserymen--Brewer Michael, Trumpington rd Headland J oseph, Trumpington rd Pleasance Wm. Castle end Stittle Geo. St Giles Oi.l Merchant--Eaden E. Market st Oit Mills---Foster Wm. Hauston mills Organist--Pratt John, Belmont pl Ozier G-rower--Wheeler Geo. Petty cury Paper Hangers -Edwards Thomas, Market st Hills Robt. Bridge 11t Tofts Wm. Butcher row W orseldine John, Rose cresc Pa20nbrokers--Smith John, Green st Smith John, King st Perfumers--Hart Dudley, Trinity st lngram James, Bridge st Winn Eliz. Trinity st Physicians Abbott A. P. Jesus la Bond H. J. H., M.D. Trumpington st Fisher W. W. Jesus la Haviland John, M.D. Trumpington st Thackeray Fred. St Andrew st Picture Frame Maker Brett Sarah, Jesus la Plumbers, Painters, ~c.--Barry Jas. Jesus la Benton Chas. Petty cury Dee W. H. Rose cresc Ellis Robt. Sidney st Favell Edw. St Andrews st Fi!lton Edw. Petty cury Fro hock Jas. King st Goode & Son, Bridge st Greef Ann Eliz. Kings parade Harrisson Root. Park st Hewitt Thos. King st Hills F. A. St Andrews hill Ingram R. St Johns la J errold Hen. King st Long James, Coronation st Parr Caroline, St Andrew st Pate Wm. Magdalen st Phillips G. W. Coronation st Sandifer Edw. Union st Stone John, Botolph la Whybrow Thos. Maidii causeway 24 - • CAMBRIDGE CLASSIFICATION, continued, Plumbers, Painters, ~c.- Wilson G. Manor st , Portrait Painters Joseph T. G. F. Regent at 1 Robson W. H. Trinity la Poulterer·-Moore Robt. Castle st Printers- -Coulden Sam. Rose crese Hall John, Trumpington st Medcalf & Palmer; Green st Talbot Henry, Sussex st Wade Edw. Petty cury Wilson Sam. Bridge st Printers~ Publishers--Brown Chas. Edw. Market Hall John, Trumpington st [hill Hatfield Jas. Rhadegand bldgs Printsellers-Allies Matthew, Trinity st Ingram Wm. St Marys st Mason Wm. St Marys pass Roe Robt. Kings parade Rope Maker-Ward David, Sun st Sackclotl1 4' Tarpaulin M anufaeturer·- Glasscock John, Pickerel inn, Magdalen st Sadlers ~Harness Makers-Baxter J. W. Trinity at Bull Robt. Sidney st Haslop John, Kings parade Holland Richard, Bridge st Lamb Thos. Market hill Peppercorn Wm. Magdalen st Schools, Gents.--Barber Thos. Prospect house Bays Peter, St Edwards pass Gray John, Castle st J ohnson Wm. Regent st Mason Peter, M.A. Freeschoolla Whitaker & Darby, New sq Schools, Ladies--Brown Eliz. New sq Marlow Catherine, King st Mason Miss, Maide causeway Read Miss, St Andrews st Sutton Miss, Regent st Seedsmen, ~c.---Brewer Micbael, T1·umpington rd Headland J oseph, Trumpington st N ewby Thos. Ben et st Pleasance Wm. Castle end Stitle Geo. Market hill Seed Merchant Bell Edward, Peas hill Sparrow Robt. & Henry, Quay side Sheriffs Qfficers-Edleston & Apthorpe, Bridge st Silk .. il:1ercers-Baker WlJl. Market hill Cooch John, St Andrews st Elliston Wm. lfnion st Thrower S. & Sons, Senate house sq Silversmiths -Sadd Robt. Kings parade Wilson Thos. Market hill Slate Merchant-Glasscock Thos. Pickerel whf, Iron Slater8 Brand Henry, Hills rd [br Glasscock Thos. Pickerel whf, Iron br J arrold C. M ark et hill Smiths Haslop T. St Johns la · lngle & Porcher, Bridge st Wood D. St Andrews st Wright Thos. Hills rd Soda Water Manufacturer--Hawk Jos. Short st Solicitors---Adcock Adriau, Market st Adcock S. St Marys st Ashton Wm. Garfit, St John st Barlow Fred. St Andrew st Bays G. H. Ram yd, Bridge st Bradley Hen. Wheeler st Cresar Chas. Augustus, St Edwards pass Cannon Wm. Jeary, Hobson st Chevell A. Brunswick pl Cory Fred. Market st Eaden John, Trinity st Fitch Josepb, Peas hill

CAMBRIDGE. CAMBRIDGESHIRE ======================================================~· CAMBRJDG E CLASSIFICATION, continued. Solicitors Foster E. & E. Green st Han·is Chas. Postell, Freeschoolla Harris W. H. Hobson pl Hunt J ames, Green st King David, Silver st Parker Thos. jun. Bridge st Pemberton Christopher, Trumpington st Ranee Wm. St Andrews st Randall Edw. & Son~ Trumpington st Twiss & 1\Iarshall, Market st . White Hamilton, St Andrew st Starch l'Ylanufacturer--Foster J. M. Magdalen st Stationer, Wholesale--Eaden E. Market st Stay Makers---Harper Joshua, Union st Ingle Susan, Rose cresc Kimpton Mary, Freeschoolla Moule lsaac, Market st Proctor E. Union st Smith Wm. Market hill Stone Masons--Ciayton Thos. Magdalen st Swinton Archibald, St Peters st Tomson & Son, Trumpington st Stone Merchant---Meadows Edw. Chesterton rd Stout Dealer---Tweed E. J. Jesus la Stove ~ Range Maker--Thring Jeremiah, Sidney st Straw Hat Manufacturers---Mackintosh--, Green st Mortlock S. Prospect row Surgeons Cribb J. J, Petty cury J.'awcett R. M,. Trumpington st Ficklin Thomas, jun_ Petty cury Green Thomas, Market st Hammond J. Jesus la Headly & Sudbury, Sidney st Headly Henry, Jesus la Hudson Wm. Regent st J ones John, Trumpington st Lestourgeon Charles, Bridge st New by Charles, Gre~n st Okes John, Trinity st Thurnall A. W. Green st Winte1·born Benj. St. Mary st Sun.1eyors Hollingsworth Th9mas, Union rd • Swan John, Sidney st Truslone Joseph, St. Audrew st W alter J ames, Trumpington st Watford Alex. Gonville pl Tailors and Robe Makers-Atkins W. C. Bridge st Bainbridge Jas. Sidney st Ballard Richa1·d, St. Andrews st Battle Edward, Market st Beales B. Union st Bickens T. Benet st Bishop Wm. Kings parade Boning R. Pembroke st Boys George, New square Brown Wm. Bridge st Chapman & Furbank, Petty cury Creeke & Ratnett, Sidney st Cross C. Pembroke st Curzon Edward, Petty cury Danby E. Bridge st Genn B. K. Rose ctescent Hinson Wm. St. Marys st Holder Samuel, Thompson's la Hunt Charles, Bridge st J ohnson Wm. Sidney st J.aw J. E. Trinity st Mackintosh Henry, Sidney st N ewell & Parfitt, Silver st Nixon Richard, Sidney st Peters Thomas, St Marys st Pitsch & Neill, All Saints passage Cambridgeshire.] E CAMBRIDGE CLASSIFICATION, continued' Tailors ~ Robe Makers:·- Proctor G. Market hill Radford & Son, Mill la Redfarn D. & Co. StAndrews st Robinson John, Castle st Robinson S. Green st Savidge Wm. Northampton st Smith J ames, Sidney st Spink & Keemish, Bridge st Spink A. K . .Market st Stearn J. All Saints passage Stuart W. C. Trinity st Taylor W. Market st Tuffill Thomas, Sussex st Willson Edward, Sidney st Willson Hamment, Magdalen st W right J. B. Hyde park corner Yorke, Wm. Freeschoolla Tallow Chandlers-Hallack Thomas, Butcher row Headly Michael, Hobson st Warren & Baker, Market hillTaverns, lnm, and Public Houses-:·- Albion, Webb Wm. St Peter st Ancltor, Ho ward Wm. Bridge st Anchor, J arrold E. Silver st Anchor, Reynolds Wm. Butter row Bear'~ head, Easton Wm. Market hill Bee hive,. Hunt Wm, Northampton st Bell, N eYe Charles, Union st Bell, Ship Thomas, Botolph la Bell, Thurston Jane, Trumpington st Blackamoors head, Peacock Sam. Bridge st Bird bolt commercial inn, Lee T. StAndrews st Black bear commercial inn, Starmer S. S. MarBlack swan, Sheldrick Wm. Bridge st [ket st Black swan, Smith Joseph, Butcher row Blaek lion, Clay Charles, Silver st Blue bo.ar, Hogdson John, Trinity st Blue lipn, Lambert John, St An drew st Brazen George, Nunn Wm. St Andrew st Bt·icklayersarms, Knott'fhomas, StAndrew st Bull inn commercial ~posting house, Crisford Stephen, Trumpington st Bus!tel ~ strike, ·watts J ame3, Hobson st Castle, Christmas Wm. Butcher row Castle, Page John, St Andrews st Chip a.-re, Carless J ames, Butter row Cock, Bacon Wm. St Andrews hill Coach go horses, Bilton John, Petty cury Cock ~ woodman, Bailey Thomas, Sun st CroW1' and woolpack commercial inn, Adams Charles, Sidney st Crane1 Barrett Wm. Market st Crown inn, Tweed E. J. Jesus la Do,q ~ duck, Powell Thomas, St Marys pass Duke of Sussex, Calley John, Sussex st Duke of .York, Smith A. M. Trumpington st Eagle family hotel, Mitchell_Thomas, Benet st Earl of Durham1 Richardson Henry, Sun st Ead of Warwick, Pleasance Chas. Warwick s t First ~ last, Wilkin Benj. Prospect row Fitzwilliam arms, BarronJ. J. Trumpington st Fort StGeorge, MooreSam. Midsummer green Fountain, N ewberry John, St Andrew st Gar-rick tavern, Spalding F. King st George commercial inn, J ellis Thos. Bridge st Globe, Laxton Robt. Bridge st Half moon, Flack John, Trumpington st Haunch of mutton, Sims J. Slaughterhouse la 1-Iearts-ease, Cross Henry, Christ Pieces Hoop lwte~ Ekin Wm. Bridge st Horse cS- groom, Edwards B. King st 25

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. BAR ELL. 'CAMBRIDGE CLASSIF{'CI\'l'ION1 continued. CAMBRIDGE CLAssrFfCATroN, continued. Taverns <S- Public Houses : ' Upholsterers <S-e. Summers J an'les, Bridge st House of CommURs, 'fofts J~s, Hills rd Swan .JO'hn, Sidney sl Jolly butchers, Sk1nner Aaron, Sun fit Tofts Wm. Butcher tow Kings arm'S, Cteek James, King st Turner Henry, Bridge st Kings head, Da\'is Charles, Sidn~y st W entworth J oseph, Bridge st Lamb, Freeman Matt. Butcher row Worseldine John, Rose c;rescent Little black bull, PatTin Wm. Sidney st Y orke Samuel, Kings parade Little rose, W ormes Wm. Trampington st Van and Waggon Proprieturs :-- Lord Nelso'nj See John, Sidney st Deacon & Co. Offices, Wheeler'St Marquis of G~anby, Frost Robt. Bridge st Veterinary Surgeons--:Bowles Benj. l\1eeringho la Merry boys, Coleman Charles, St .Johns st 1 Parkhouse Sam. Tennis-C'ohl't :rd New inn, Leeding .Sarah, Melboutne ter t Spa.rrow Stepben, Jesus la Old red lion, Watts Wm. Bridge~ l Wanford Wm. E1J pl One hawk, Nunl\ J. Sit'luey st ! Waters G. & Son, Melbourne terrace Osborne arm~ Free ltlirt. Hills rd , Vinegar Jfanufqctltrers---Foster J. M. Magdalen st Peacock, BaU'l~s T. Green~ ' Watcltmakers-..... Dison J. J. Maids caus~'tVaf Plough, Haney Thotl'las Dumville John, Bridge st Prirzce regoot inn1 Cr0ss John, Regent st Edwards Fred. Sidney st Queen Adelaide, Franklin John, &t Andr~ws Harmsworth John, Petty cury Ram inn, Rich&Tds Hent'y, Brid.~ st [hill Hitzman J oseph, Rose cresc Red bull inn, W agstaff Charles, Sidney st M organ John, Peas hill Red cow, Smith l ohn, Butcher tow Peters- J a~, St Mary st Red lion, Goshawk 'Richarci, Bridge .st Revis Thomns, Green st Red lion oomme'fcial irm, Mitchell Wm. Petty Roe G. H. Matket st Royal oak, Marshal! Geo. Bridg'e st [ cury Watson J oseph, Market hill Ship, Fullstone Step'hen) Mill la Wilwn Thomas, Market hill Ship, Palm et J ames, Quay ~ide W right Wm. Sidney st , . Sidney tJt<mB, Wing John, Sussex st Weighing Machine Maker.---Swatl J. Northatrtprort ~t Star, Faux James, Jesut~la Wharfinger- .. Mead'OWS Edm. Cbestertop rd Sun, Bird Wm. Peas hiU ' Wheelwrights-••Harnmond James, Regent st SunfarnilyJtofel, Hunnybun'Jas.~p.Trin.Col Morley Wm. Downing ter Sw~ W atson Estlu~r, Castle st Pamplin Thomas, Castle st 1'ailors arvms, Emmens John, Jesus1a Smith Hen~y, Magdalen st Thru $Wan.s, Pamplin John, Magdaien st Wright Thomas, Hiils td Tlt'Yee wns, JQrrold C. Market hill Whitesmiths-Bridgman Wm. Suh st 1"'oNJn arma, Hi'fl.ton J. Butter row Fuller J ames, Bene't st Unicorn, Adeock Joseph, Petty cury Haslop Thomas, St Marys st Vnion, M'Farlane lames, Quay side V ail John, Downing st University arms family hotel, Barefoot John, Wine Merchants---Barker F. D. Mar~e't bill Regent st Berry, Barker1 & Eaden, Market hill Wrestlers arms, Patman Wm. Petty 'Cury Coy Wm. Warwick st Wheatsheaf, Minter Richard, Silver st Foster Richard & Son, Thotnpson~s la White bear, Manser J ~ Magdalen st Glasscock John, (Pickerel Commercial Inn) White hm·t, Newbery Robt. King st Iron bridge, Magdalen st White. Jwrse, Shllker Eliz. Castle st Ind Sarah, Warwick 1>t White swan, Rattey Elizabeth, Petty cury Lawrence E. ,R. & Ann, Bridge st Ym'kiMre !)rey, .Langton John, York st Miller Richard, Market bill Teachers of Lan,quages: N ash, Serle, & Edleston, Christ pieces Oppenneim H. D. Trumpington st Newby Thomas, Beoet st Bernard H. Trumpington st Palmer H. F. Market hill Timber MiWchants--Collin Wm. Magdalen st Poole Wm. Rose ctesc Comings & Hazard, Mill la Rowe Henry Francis, Trinity st Meadows Edward, Chesterton road Scaplehom .Joseph, St Andrews st Watts Thomas & Son, Trumpington st Schwabacher Leopold, Bridge st Tin Plate lVorlcers--Armstrong John, Trinity st Warren John, Trumpington st Macintosh Wm. M.arket-st Wood Turner--John:>on Alfred, St Andrew~ bill Miller George, Union st Woollen Drapers.:-- Pryor Stepl1en; Petty .cury: • Baker, Bonnett, & C1apton, Market pill Tobaccooists 1 Bacon W. B. & J. Matket -lnU Simpson & Basham, Petty tury Dryson Henry, Sidney st Hunter L. Jesus la Marriott S. A. All Saints passage Pleasance Wm. Rose crescent Salmon Simon, Green Bt Tobacco-Pipe Maker---Shelton R. SidnE>y st Toy WarehouRP.s Har,·ey J ames, St Mary 11t Sharrnan James, Market hill Umbrella Maker-Hinds Wm. StAndrews ~t Undertakers--Swan Soh a, Sidney st W -entw{)rth J oseph, Bridge st Upholsterers and _Cabinet-Makers ·-Ibberson W. C. Metcalfe & Soo, Bridge st [Petty cury 26 Name, B.esidence, cL. Profession. BARN WELL~ Anthony Thos. Fitzroy st ......... ~ ............... Grocer A ppleby Jeremiah, Sun 3t ................... Race-ho.rse Apthorpe Jas. East rd ... · .. , ........ ~ ... \ .. Beet Retatler Apthorpe Wm. Hen. Fair st ... '. ................ Brewer Arnold John, Sun JJt ........................... The Bell Badcock Thos. Welli-1Cgton row ...... The Wellington Balls Wm. George Bt ............ Tobacco-pipe Maker Barker N. J!nm'oy at ............... Furniture Broker

Bennett Edwd. Jamea st ..... u .............. u .... Builder Biggs John, Edev. ~t--................. • .. Beer Retailer Blacklee David. Jesus ter, New sq •••••• Beer Retailer Bro~i>ks Wm.. Gald 8t ......... u.,. .............. Beer Retaile~ Bull J. Fitzroy st .............. ~ .. Boot & Shoe Maker Bullock Jas. ditto .............. ~···""'""" ........ Ironmonger Burbage Wm. Short st. ·~ •..•••••.•••••.••• Green Lion Burch , East nl ••.• ~.Mineral Water Manufacturer Burrage Thos. -ditto •••••••••••••••••. Timber Merchant BurtQn Wm. New sq •••••••••••••••••••••... Tea Dealer Ca:rter Wm. Sun st ••.•••••.•••••••••••• , •• Beeli Retaile1· Chandler D. Bzerleigh st ••••••••••.••••••••......... Baker Chandlev J. Fitzroy st ......•.•........•.. , ...... Turner Chap man Fred. Eden st~ ........................... Baker Chap man Rd .................................... Sun Inn Chapman Wm." ....................... Veterinary Surgeon Clarke Chas. James st ••• Chancellor of the Exchequer Clutton J. East rd .... ,~········••················ Baker Cooper Chas. Hen. New sq. Coroner for the; Borough ~Cambridge. Coulson Wm. Sun st..... ... .. . .. . . .. . . .•. . . .. . . . . Ba'keli Cro~Oie Wm. New sq ........................ 'rea Dealer naniels Wm: East rd ....................•.•. Smith~ &c. Dawson J. Sun st •.................... Painter & Glazie:J; Dye R. Fair st ........... ,.. ....... , ....•....... The Salmon Eatl J.,. Gold st ................................. .,. . . railor Ellis Ann, E6lst rd' .................. Dealer in Grocery El wood Geo. Wellington row................ The Harp Eushaw Isaru; East rd ... Tobacco-pipe Manufacturer Everif J"red. Union row .................. Bee.~; Retailer Field John, East rd .............................. ButcheJ; Flowers Jas. East rd, The Britannia, & Wheelwright Foote Thos. ditlo; .............. Bone & Rag Merchant Francies Tho~ . ..... 1\Tew sq ............................... Baker Freeman E. Eden st ... ~ ~ .. -·. ... . . ... .. . . . . ... . . .... Baker Fromant Saml. ........... -............... Beer Retailer Fuller Thos. Sun st .................. George & Dragon Fur bank R. ditto ............ · ........................ Baker Garner John........................ Dealer in Groceliy Gilbert John, Brunswick pl ....... Statuary & Ma'BOn Gilby .l as-. Sttn 3-t...... .................. Bee~ Retailer Golding , ·ditto ..................... Furniture Broker Gray John, Eden aHtllc .................. Cabinet Make1· Gunton J. Fitzroy sl ........................ u. ButcheY Hick! J. East "rii .................................... . Smith Houlden R. ditto.................. Georg-e the Fourth lr-ela11d John, ditt&. ... ... ...... .... .. .... ... .. . . Fartiet" Isott John................................. Bra'Sh Make-r Kent John .............................. Fmniture Erolter King Hen. E&t rtl-... ; ........ Waggon & Horses1 & CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Page John ..... , .............................. Retail Brewer Papworth Wm. Brunswick pl ••••••• aa ......... Builder Papworth W. J. Causeway...................... Brewer Parker Ben. Eden ter ..................... Linen draper Phillips & Swannell, Christ pieees......... Milliners Pinder Wm. Burleigh st ....... u~., .•..... Beer Retailer Pratt Sarah, ditto..................... John Barley corn Preston Jas. Sun st .... ~ .......... r. WiUiam ihe :Fourth Reynolds D ........................ ," ........ r ... Beer Retailer Reynol<ls J. FitZFoy st ...... runooo<ou ...... Carpenter Roberts M. ilitto .. ~·. ~· ............ ~ ..... .. "' ............... ~Baker Rooke J. Eden walk ...... --~~-. .. h • .Boot & Shoe Maker Rntter' W. & A. Eos~ rtl .•. ~ ....................... BakersSadler P. Eden st ••••••• , ............ , ......... Bricklayer Saintey Thos. ~-. ~, .. ,. .... ., ............................. F arrie.r Sange J. S.u, $ ................................ Beet Retailer Seawell Ellis, East rd ............. Dealer ia Groceries Shareman John, BurlfJigk st •........... Retail Brewer ShearmaR- Wm. East ,:& ........ -.. ................. Plasterer Simons Geo. Nsw sq............... :Pianoforte Maker Smith lsaac, SuJt.s#.~u .. .,~,.,..~~ .......... r.Beer Retailer Smith John .................................. , ..... ~. BrazierSnlith Robt.. ................................ Beer Retailer Smith Wm. BrU'Itswiek pl •. •r• ....... ... Boarding School Smith W. H. Sum. s~ ... ,u .. -. ....... Dealer in Groceriea Squires Wm. East rd ........... , ..... •• ...... r ••••• Bakelf Steers Wm. Edf!'M st.ro ....... H. Tailo-r & Robe Maker Tarrant Jas. Su1t st ........................ Bee I.' Retaile~ Tarrant Thos. Eden '1/Hllk.uuunuuu Beer Retai]er 1 Theobalds Wm. Gold s# ... u ................... Retail Brewer • Thompson Wm. Edeu wfllk~ ..... ..,., .... "•·....... Baker Thurston. Thes. ...••.••.............•.•. , ••.. Brickmaker Trundler Hen. East ,-d. ........... ~ ••••.•••••• CarpP.nter Underwood Geo. ERst nJ ...... olooorooooo Beer Retaiter Waddelaw R.obt. Broad st ••••••••• Paiilter& Glazier W alton Rol>t. East rd. n•"• "'•"· ......... •· •• Bee!' Retailer Ward Jas. A Jam ~ EtJe row ........................ Baker Waters E. ditto .. J ..... ~···UJru Book ana Shoe Maker Wehb John, OOH st ........................ Slaughterman W e6SOn John, tliUo ........... • ............. Wheelwright Wiles Jaa. Eas~ trtl. ·•• .... ~ ...... Corn and Coal Dealer Wilkin 'f . .&it~o .......... a.~··"••i•••••'•·••••· Shoemaket-- Wifliams. Philip, Bannoel6p9ol-. •• Tarpaulin manfcr WiUin1ott Thoil. Eas~ 11tl............... &ot & Sheemaker Wilson w m. Jflllfi;(Js S6nuo/'oo'o'o'o'ol',o'.Uo. .... • • • • • • Builder Winterbom James, .Fitzroy d ••. Chemist &: Druggisrt Wisdom John, dtitto-•........ ~...... ... • .. .. Linendraper Wray David, Sun st .•••..•.....•.•••. 4••···••••··Surgeon For Post, Coaches, &.c. see CAMBRIDGE, Retail Brewer CHESttRTON. Lawe:r John, ditto ........................... Blacksmith . Lawrenee Cbas-. Ed~7twal!l ........••..••. Cool Dealer : Ay:res E. & J. •h'O .................................. Beer Retailer Leaeh R. H. Mtlid/s Cattsewa'!/, HouS'e & Sign Paint:r Bays Geo.. Henry .., ........................................ Soiicitor Lee l ohn ...•.......... ··••• ..•.•. " .•..... Hare & Hauflds 1 &ot:h Wm. • ...•.......•.......... , ............ Roe Buck. Lee Tl1os. East rd ........................ Beer Retailer Essex: Wm.. .................................. Ferry HotlSe Llo_yd L. ilitto.-~ ....... • ..•... .M .................. •!If'· •• ~Slater F eas John ........... ....... rr .... .,..., • ......... , ......... , ••••••••• Grocer Low & Sons, Sun st ..................... Slaughtermen Green Isaac ........ u ............. u.u ....... ..-•••• Beer Retailet Low Jas. ditto ............... Corn Chandler & Grocer j Green Isaaa ••••• u ............................. Carpenter Lt1sber Wm. FaW at ••...••..••.•.•••.•.•.•..•••. . Bt1ilder Green J obn ............................................. Carpenter Marle Edmd. Brunsmiek pl ............ Sheriffs Office? 1 Johnson .......................................... Mille1· Marsh W. C. }'itzroy st ..•.•• W at eh & Clock Maker I Johnson Wm ................................. Wheatsh-eaf Mason Hen. East rtJ.. ................... Beer Retailer Mansfield Wm ........... ~ ...................... Beer Retailer Mason Hen. ditto ......................... Retail Brewet Matthews Sam ... ~ ........................... Beer Retailer Moden Robt. East rd ............... Dealer in Grocery Moo re B .................................... Beer Retailer Motgan Tbos. Willmuwallc.w ........ Fly Proprietor Peck Edward .............................. Bleeding Hart Morley Edwd.-. ................................. The Globe Preston Thos. Stourbridge !J1't!e11i ••••••••• Brickmaker Moule Thos. George st ............ Tobacco-pipe Maker Reeves W ................ Mastex of Chesterton Union Moyses Jos. Eaal rd ...•••... , ...•••.. , •. Beer Retailer Riddle ·····~·····························•······ Miller Ne'ill J. B11rleigh st............... Plumber & Glazier Rogers Edward .............................. Pike & Eel Newman Chas. East rd............ Wheelwright, &c. Rust John .................... , ................ Three Tuns Newman Wm. ditto ........................... Butcher Smith Thos ........................ u ....... Wheelwright Oliver Chas. Eden wall, •• .,. .............. Beer Retailer Smith Wm •• , ............... '" ...... u •• u ..... Deer Retailer 27

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. COTTENHAM, &c. Thrift Geo ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Bowling Green Tuffill Wm.......................................... Baket· ·--- Post, Coaches, &.c. see CAMBRIDGE. COTTENHAM. • Ahlett J ••••••••••••••••••••.••••.• Corn l\Ieasure Maker Ben nett Thos ................ Collar & Uarness Maker Bicheno Wm .•••.••••..•••..•.•..••••.••.....••••.• Glover Cl1apman J ol1n ••.•••.••.••••.••••••••••••••••.•••• 'l.,ailor Chapman Thos •.•••.•...•.•••••••.. ~··········· Carpenter Chivers J ames •.••••.•••••••••.••.•••••••••••••••• Brewer Chivers John •.••••••.••.• , ••..•. , •••••.•.•••....... Brewer Chivers John .............................. Beer Retailer Chivers Stephen ................ '"" ........... Blacksmith Christmas John •.•••....••••..•..•.••••••• ,.. .•••• Chequers Cole J atnes ••••• ,,~·························Basket Maker Cole John •..••.•..•.••.• , •..•.•••••••.• ~' .. Basket Maker Collard Thos. • .................................... Butcher Cooke John ••••.•..•••••.••..••...•• , •••••.•••• Shoemaker Cross J ames •••••••• , •••••••• ,, •••••••••• ,, ••••• ~ •• Butcher Defew Robert .. , .............. , •. .,, .. ,,.,.Beer Retailer Everett Abraham ............................... Carpenter Everett Isaac ••.•••••••• ••111: .................... Shoemaker Finch J ames •.••••••••••••••••••.•.••••••. Beer Retailer FinchJames ... The F'?untain~ & Plumber & Glazier Fi tch Rev. A dam "., •••••••••••••••• ~ .•••.. ,.,. •..•.. Curate Fullstone Thos ................................... Carpenter Furbank James., .................. , ...... Shoeing Smith Godit1g Wm ........................................ Gt·ocer Graves John •••••.• , ................ , •. , ........ Shoemaker Gray.s Wm ••••.••••••••••••.• _. ••• ~ ••••• ,. ••.••.•• , ..• Miller Greuves Francis .................................. Butcl1er Greaves Wnl ••••••• "''''4!•••························ Miller Haird Chas ................................... Parisl1 Clerk Haird Thos ... Carpenter & Wheelwright & Surveyor Heird Thos .•••••.•••••••....••. , ................ Carpenter Hern John ........ ,.,, •••. ,. ••••.••••••••.••• Watchn,aker Howlett & Savage .............................. Carriers Ingle Henry •••••••••••.• , •..••..•••• , .•..••••.• Carpenter lvatt John ••••••••• : •••••••••••••••••••• ,,, ••• Brickmaker I vatt Robert ........................... Maltster ·& Miller l\.itnptoi1 Wm............................... Lord Nelson Lee John ••••••••••••.••••••.•••••••.•.•••••• Kings Head Moore Jatnes ........................ Th~;ee Horse Shoes Mumsey J ol1n ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Carpenter 1\-lurfitt J ...........................•....•..•. Watchmaker l\1urfitt J. E .••••.•••.••................•••...... Red Lion N ormann Ann ••.••••••.•..•. ,. •.•••••....•.. White Horse Norman Robert ....................................... Baker Nor man 1.,hos •••••••••••••.•••••••.•.•••••.•••••• Butcl1er Orpwood Henry ........................... 'V atchmaker Pamplin J ...................................... Blacksmith Pamplyn J. & J ........•...... , •.......•• , .......... Smiths Pin chard Benj •••••••••••••••• , •••••••• , •••••• ._ ••• Surgeon Saunderson Wm ......................................... Miller Sutton E ..••.•••.••.••••••.•.• ·~··· .••••••••••• Shoemaker Sutton John .••••••••••••••••.••.•••• , ................. Tailor Smith 'V ••....••.•••••••••••...••..•. •.JI•••• .....••••••• Baker Thurston John ........................... Basket Maker Todd J aines •.•••••••.•••••••.•• , ••••••..•••••••.•. Butcher Post, Coaches, &c. See CAMBRIDGE. Public Establishments. Moreton's Charity Hous&s Carriers. Cambridge, Howlett & Savage, Tu. Tb. & Sat. DITTO N. Cozens Henry ................................ Bricklayer Creek J o~ ................................ r •• ,.,, Blaeksmitl1 28 Grange Robert ...... ro .......... Corn&. Flour Dealer Muggleton Henry ........................ Kings Head Scarr "\Villiam •••.•••••••••.••••••.•••••••••.•• Blue Lion Woollard Thomas ............. ~ .. -.~ ....... Masons Arms :Post, Coaches, &c. See CAMBR,Il>aE • GRANTCHESTER. Ell is Thomas . • . .. • . . • . . . . . • . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . Crowh Hyde T. R. .. . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . Beer Retailer Lowton William •••••••.••••••••.••.•••••.••.. Blue Bait Moore Charles ........................... Beer Retailer Widnall Samuel ............... Nurseryman & Florist Wrigl1t J .• . •• . •. • . . . .. .• . . •• •• . . . • . .•• . . ... . . . ... • Red Lion Post, Coaches, &c. See CAMBRIDGE• HISTON. Clark William •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Shoemaker Cotton J. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beer Retailer Day llenry ............•................ -. •. •. . . •.• h-Iiller Divers William ..................... , ..... Parish Clerk Papworth Charles • .... .. .. .. . .. .. . .. ... .. Barley-mow Papworth Philip ................................. Butchet PapwOi'th Rd .... The Bell, & Wheelwright & Smith Pap\vorth Willia1n •••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••• Butcher Prior Thomas .. • .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . ... • .. Baker & Grocer Stnith Rev. Mr. • ..•..•••••.•..•...•...••..•.•••• Curate Smith J ames • • •• • •• • . • . . • • . • . . • . . . . .• • . •• • Beer Retailer Star m John . • • .. • • • • . . • • • . • . • • . • . • • . . • . . • • • Beer Retailer Tolladay John • • •• . . • • •• • • • . • . • • • . • • • • • • • ••• Blacksmith Wade Robert . • • • • . . • . • • • • . • . . • . • • .• • . • • ..... • Shoemaker Post, Coaches, &c. :see CAMBRIDGE. LAND BEACH. · Benson N atl1an ................................. , , . • M illE'l' Bull John ............................................. ~ Bull Bull John ........................................... ~~~. Smith Childs Thomas ••••.••••••••••••••••••.••••••• -'•. ... Grocer Christmas 'f. .. . • . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. .. . .. . . .. .••.• Carpenter Cooper Mark .. .. .. .. .... Wholesale Geese Poulterer Drew J oseph ........................ Bricklayers Arms Emerson John ............................. ·~ Shoemaker Froment William....... .... • Miller, & The Windmill Goading J os h. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • •• •• • • • .... • • • • • 'fail or Money Charles ••.•••••••..••• ·...... .• • ••• • ••• Shoemaker Swan Thomas ••••.•••••••••••••.••••••.••••••.••••• .Baker' Wallis J ol1n ·················•··"'····..,•···. ···- Butcher W ebb 'fl1on1as • ••••••• ••• • ••••• ••• •• ••• •••• •• •• Red Cow Wilmerson G. • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • ... • •• • • ... llaketi Williamson, George •• •• • •• . •• ........ ... . ••• • • .•••• Baker Wiln1erson George ............................ ,.~ Grocer Young1nan Robert ••••••c·············•·~,.l!!~·· Miller Post, Coaches, &c. Se£: C4MBRIDG:t. MILTON. Bicheno William ........................ Lion & Lamb Butler Philip .•••.••..•.••.•••..•••.•••••.• Beer' Retailer Clark John •.•••••••••.•..•..•••••••..•.. 1 •• Shoemaket Eason Williiam • .. • .. .. .. . .. .. • ... .. Waggon & Horses. Essex William • .. • ... .... .. .. .. .. ..... ... Retail Brewer Froment A •••••••••••.••••••••.••.•••.••.• ,. Three 'funs. Good win Thomas ••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• ,. •• • • Tailor J ennings Thomas • .. .. .. .. • • .. .. .. .. .. Grocer & Baker Saunderson John • .. .. ..... .. • .. ... ...... 'Vhite Horse Seaman J ...... , ...............••.•.• ._... ........ ; Shoemaker Smith Charles •••••••••••••.••••••••••..••••••• Barrister Willson William ........................ Whe~lwright1 Post, Coachesf &.c. See CAMBRIDGE.

CHATTERIS. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. ======================================================== TRUMPINGTON. Bland Elias • ••• . .• . . .•. • • .• . . • • •. • . • . . • .• • . • Green Man Crane Miss •• ••• •• • •• . ..... • • Ladies Boarding School Dawes \V illiam • • •. . . • • . • . .•• . . . . . • . • . . • .• • . . Carpenter Dobson William ..................... King William IV. Elliott George • .. •• .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. • Coach & Horses Ellwood Isaac ..... : ..................... Beer Retailer Marsh all J ames .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Retail Brewer M oore B. • . • • • • • . • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • M iller Nicholls John Nightingale I. Starnes J ames ..................................... Smith ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Beer Retailer •• • • • . . . • • . • • • • • . • • • . • • • • . . Beer Retailer Post, Coaches, &c. See CAMBRIDGE. • NEWNHAM. Beales C. & P. Coal & Corn Merchants, Maltsters & Brewers Gatward William ........................ Wheelwright Green William, St Giles • .. .. .. .... ... • Nurseryman Gunning F ~ I. • ••••••.••.•••••..•••••.• , •••.•.• Solicitor Lawrence E. R. • ... ... ..... • .... .. .. .. • Billiard Rooms Preston Thomas ........................ Beer Retailer Robinson George .......... ~ ............. Retail Brewer Russell William • .. • .. .. .... . • .. .. .. • Coach & Horses Post, Coaches, &c. See CAMBRIDGE. W ATERBEACH. Bar ling Mrs. M. • . ... .. . . . . . .. .. . .. . . ... .. ..... ...•. Sun Benson N a than • • •• • •• • • • • .• • • • • . • . •• • ••••••.• ... Grocer Benstead Thomas ..................... , .... • Shoemaker Hurling Eliz... ••• .• •••• •••••. •• . .• ••••• •• . Beer ltetailer Camps William .......... ~·······,._ ................... Baker Camps William ........................... Beer Retailer Claxton William .. .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .. Rose & Crown Cooper William ........................... Wheelwright Cox hall Charles • ... ... .. .. .. .... .. .. Retailer of Beer Feash Mary ••.•.•••.••.•.••.••...•.•••••.• , • Shopkeeper Feast T. • ..••.•..••••.•••••••••.••...••.••••• , •••• Grocer Froment J ames ....... .... .. ........ Retailer of 13eer Frost Mary ........................... Retailer of Beer Garratt T ...................... Master of Free School Hillyard 8 .•..••••••••.••....•••..••••••.••••• , •.••.. Tailor J ennings Timotl1y. ••• • •• • •• . ••• •••••••• ..... .• .•• • • Baker Royston John .......... .... ... .. .... • Retailer of Beer Scott J ames ............ ••• • • • •• ••• ..... •• ••• . • Shoemaker Simpkins William.~···········_. ............ Shoemaker Stubbings Charles ........... ,.... ••• • • • ••••••• •• • • ••• Smith Stubbings William ...... u... .. ...... ..... White Horse Warren Samuel ..... ~ ............ Boot & Shoemaker Wisbey J Qbtl •• • •• • • • • • • • • • •• • •• • •• • • • • •• • • • • • • •• Baker Wisley William.. ••• • • •• • •• • . •• • •• .••• ••. .•• ••..••• Baker W ooten Henry........................ Retailer of Beer W ootton Henry .. .... .. .. • .... •• ... .. • •• Beer Retailer Wootton William , ....................... Parish Clerk Y oungman Thomas • • •• • •• •••• •• • .• • •• ••• • •• ••• • • Mille1· Post~ Coaches, &c. See CAMBRIDGE. Public Schools. l!'oundation School for Boys & Girls : Garrett Samuel •••••••••••••• , ••••••••••••••• Master Peacock P ••• ............... ••• . • • • . . •• • •• • • • • • • • • Mistress CHAT'l':CB:ES, In the Isle of Ely, is seventy-five and a half miles from London, and twelve miles west from Ely. 'rhe town contained 4177 inhabitants in 1831, and the annual value of asseiSed property in 1815 was 22,234l. A market is held here every Friday Chatter is lies in the fens; and the parish wb.s formerly divided by the Old West Water, a river runHing from Somersham to the Ferry-turnpike, which stream has become dry land since canals have been made in other directions for draining the fens. A drain passing the north road to the Bedford Level is near the town, and about two .miles on the Huntingdon road is Chatteris Ferry across the river Nen. The church of Chatteris, dedicated to St. Peter and St. Paul, is a vicarage, value 1370l. per annum, in the patronage of the Rev. Dr. Cbatfield. Alwena, sister of Edreoth, abbot of Ramsay, founded a convent of Benedictine nuns at Chatteris. After the suppression of the nunnery in 1551, the estate was granted to Edward Lord Clinton. The abbey house was afterwards the residence of Robert .Fawcett, Esq., from whom the manor, named Cbatteris Nuns, descended to the Rev. T. C. W. Seymour. 'fhe house stands on the site of the ancient conventual building, in the centre of the town; and there are, about a mile from the town, vestiges of a moat and walls belonging to the ancient manor-house of Chatteris Ramsey, or Caryls Grove. The bishop of Ely is lord of the franchise of Chatteris, where he holds a court leet. The Guildhall, in which the courts are held, was given to the parish together with other premises and lands ; the profits are di:!tributed annually amongst widows and old men. At Hunny farm in this parish, are subterraneous remains of a building said to have contained the bones of Sain' Huna, the chaplain of Saint Etheldrida, foundress of Ely Priory. :Name, :Residence, & Profession. See also CLASSIFICATION of TRADEs page 31. Abbott Wm. Mill end ...... , ............ ~ .... Shoemaker Allam J. J.lfark£:t st., ... , ••• Plumber & Paperhanger Allam Jas. ditto ............... Upholsterer &Carpenter Alpress Ben. Eve end ••••• , ............... Beer Retailer Anderson R. Mill end.,.,., ... ;Boarding & Day Scoool Angood Edwd. Eve end ............ Crown & Anchor Angood Jos. Park Rt ••••••••••••••••••• 6•••••····· Sn1ith Angood Thos. ll'iilt end ..................... White Hart Angood Wm. M(lrket st ............................ Smith Archer John, Manor-house ...................... Surgeon Armitage J. Mrket hill, Iron Founder & Machine mkr As by I ohn, Eve end., ................... Beer Retailer Bar field W m, .!~-lilt end........................... Miller Bays Francis, ~1m·ket hill ............ Cross Keys Inn Bearcock, Johll, Park st ....... Iron & Brass Founder Bell amy Thos. Market st ......... Boot & Shoemaker Bird Wm. High st •••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••• Farrier Bolton Saml. ditto, Cabinet Maker, Uphosterer, & . Paperhanger Bond Thos. ditto .................... w ...... Beer Retailer Bonfield WJD. ditto ..................... .Miller & Baker Boulton Wm. ditto........................ Shopkeeper Brooks Mary, ditto, Grocer, Draper, & Ironmonger Brooks Wm. New st .......... u ......... Beer Retailer Brown John, Market hill.................. Post Office Bullord Wm. High st ..................... Basket Maker Camps Rd. Park st............... Boot & Shoe Maker Carpenter Thos. New st .................. Beer Retailer Cave Sarah, .. "tlill end ..........................• Red Lion Cavitt Thos. High st ........................ Ironmonger Chamberlain J os........................... Fell monger Chapman John, High st.... .... .. .... .... Shopkeeper Chequer Chas. :Market hill ............... Hair Dresser Clark Geo. ],fill end.............................. Tailor Clarke Robt. New st ........................... Carpenter Clarke Thos. Market st ........................... Tailor Col man & W "tto1~ ., ,. , ••• , • , ......... ,. • • • • •• .. Millers • 29

CAMBRIDGESHfRE .. CHATTERIS. ~==========~===============-==========================~~ Coalman Wm ••.••••••• t~······~····...,.•······•······ Miller Cook J. "'Mill eft d .•. ~ ....................... Beer Retailer • Cook.e Wm ... iliito •••••••................................ Baker Curtis Wm. Market st, Ageitt Norwich Union Fire & Life Office ; Manager of National Provincial Bk Curtis Wm. 6rooer, Draper; & General Shopkeeper Curtis W m~ ... Vill end, Lime Bttme:r & Brick Maker Datlow Wm. High st~ ...... u-····· ... Spade & Buck~t Diekenson Wm. Wenny nul............ Beer Retailer Dig-by , High st ••... -. •••••• --· ••• .. •• Beer Retailer Drake Thos"' Eve enfl ......................... J ......... Smith Drinkwate11 T. Parlt st •••••• n.~o·-····"'"··· Shoemaker Dueling Wm. Higk st.u •..................... J ..... Shoemake:r Duqrt Eliza & Jane, Highst,,Boarding&DaySchool Earl , Higk st, Horse & Gate Commercial Inn & Postin.g-lwnse Edge by John, Mill snd, Beer Retailer & ShopkeepeY Edwards John1 Market Kt ............ ,. ••••••• ~o • .w. Smith Failes Mrs. High gt ....... .,. Millinett & Dress. Makell Feast John, MiJl end ....... Carpenter & UpholsteNr Feast Mrs .. '•n••·•·•·••"'• •• ..~ •• MiUinel' & Dre~ Mabr Fowler Thos. Eve end ••••• -~··· ••••••• ~... Shopk~J.! Freeman & Marehant ••• n ....... .~ ........ ~·""'···•· Miller& Fryer D. & F. High st ................... Coal Merchants Fryer D. & T. Markets~ •••••••••••• 11 ............. Brewers Gage Rd. Et-e end............... Boot & Shoemake11 Gage Rd. Higk st..... •• • ••• • • • •• • • • ... .. Beer Reta.ile• Garratt Rd. Higk st •••••• ,. ............... Rvae & CrGwn Goss John, High st ................................. _ ..... ,._.Baker Green Saml. Eve end •• ~ • ...,. ............ ~.-. ConfectioneY G?ant S. High st ........ n .................. Horse & Gtoom Green Wm. ditto ..... ._~ .. h••··--···· .. ··--·-··&er Retailet Gun ton~ John, ditto ............................... Butchn • Gunton Rd. Eve end.-••• _._.,.. • ., Boot-& Shoemaker Hall H~n. Market hill ••••••••••. : ••• , .... u ...... Butcher Harrison Thos. High st •••••••••••••••.•.••.•.••.. Cooper Hatneld Hen. diU@ .................. Grocett & IA-apeF Hayes Wm. ditto-..................... " ............. u.Milhnig\1it Haywood Dan. Back la ............ ., •••• :Bee!' Re.tailer Haywood Jas. ltlill end .••••••••• ~.............. Butcher Hilsden Jas.' New rd •• ooH.. ...... ... ...... Lime- BuFner Hobson Edwd. High al ..... , ............. Beer Retailer Howell John, Park d ••• Aactiooeer & Estate Agent Hudson Wm. Higlut ...... ~ .............. , •• Reef' Retailer HuiTy Wm. Ne-t0 s"b •••••.................. n • .~- S'hopkeeper Hustwait Wm. Wenny end, Agent to the Ph~nix Fire & Life Offiee. Hustwait Wm. tiitt& ............ hM<• Grocel'l & Draper Hrltchlnson 1 ....................... t~.~·· ... .,. ,-..Fellmotliger Jabror John, High st ................... .-. .......... Butcher J ames Ann, High st ..•••••••••••.. ~ .•••• Hair Dresser James John, E1Jtr ent.L .................... Beer Retailer Janrtan Mrs. Milt e7td ••...••..... ,. .... _ .... ,_~~·······SmitJt Kidman & Earl, Markel kilt ••••.• Waggon Proprietw Lamb Robt. High st ••••.•••.••••.•••• Draper & Grocer Lam on Thos. ditto ........................ Beer Ret&iler Langford Thos-. ditto ••••.•••••.• a ••••••••.... lronmooger Langman Peter; Barjield •••••••• u. •• • •• • •• .... •. .M iller Large Thos. E?Je ena ..............•••.... :B~r Re-tailer Larham David, High st ..••.•••.•..••••.•••• Shopkeeper Lavender Mrs-. ditto ..••••••• Milliner' & Dress Maker Ledamnn Wm. Market si ••.••••••• ~ ••• ~ Hair Dresser Lemon T. & W. New Bt ••• Brick Makers & Builders Lemonhall Hen. Higk s~ •........................ Butchet Lenton John, Park st.. ...•..... .•. . Tailor & Draper Lindsell 'I'hos. Higlt s~ ... Wine & Spirit Merchant Lonell T. ditto •..•..•.••.•••••..•.. · •.••..••• Schoolmaster Lyon & Crashley, ditto- ••• Milliners & Dressmakers Lyon Jas. Mill end •.•••..•.•.•••. .' •.••.••• Day School Mace Daniel, High st ....••..•...•.••.••.. Eeer Retailer M ann Rev. ThoSJ. Parle a~ .........•..•.•.••• -.......... . Marchant Sam. Mill end •..•.••........•.....••• Millet Markby ~. G. Higk st ······H··~··'!!.·i••·•··· SQlicito:r: 30 Miller Anthony, Wenny end ..... .., •.•••. Beer Retailer M{)or~ Wm. ditto •••••••••••••••••••••••••.. Wheatsheaf Mould M. Ev~ endu••••··················Beer Retailer M~reton John, ditto ••••• , .................. Shoemake,r Moulton Richard, Market st ••.•.• Boot & Shoemake~: Mum by Geo. Righ st., ......••.••• ,Grocer & DrQggist M unns D. .l"dilt end ....................... BeeJ! R~taile~ N arracot W. New rd •.••.••..•.••..•.•• ,., &hocilina.iter National frovincial Bank, Market st ••• Wm. Curiis. Mauager. Draw on Spooner, Atwo€ld, & CQ. Neathercott 1\f. New rd •.. Mast. of Lancast. School Negu& T. N. Park st •.• Agt Royal Exc., Fire Office N egus 1'. N. Park st •••••.•••••• Chemist & Druggist Negus 1'. N. ditto ••••.••••••••••••• Stamp Distributor Newton Robert, lf{arket st aW'o ~ .......... A.uctiotieer Newton R. Market d .,~Geerge Commercial Inn·_& Posting Hous~: Nicholls Tho~. Eve enll ..••...•....•.•••. Beer Retailer Oliver John,. Market st ........................ ~···· TailQ~ Olivel' Wm. Hi,qlt st ··········~·""······ :Bee.~: Retailer Os born Jonathan, Milt end ................ Wheelwrigh( Os born Wm. ditto •••••••••••••.••.•• ; •••• WheeJwrigbt PalmeJ; Wm.., Higl't $t •••••• Sadler & Harness Maket Payten .1ohn,.ltfill end •••••••••••••.••••••.• , •••• Tailor Pillbrook Thos, High st ••.••••••••.•.••..•.••••••• Baket Poarcher Phili'p •••••••••••. Master of National School Poarcher Sarah ••.••.•• :Mistress of National School Pooley J. ·H. New st •• ..... - .... Boarding & Day School Porter M. A. High st ••••••••••••• ·~·· ....... Carpenter Richardson R. ditto ••• Plmbr, Glazier, & Paperhngr Rrchardsorr Thos. ditto •..••••.•••••.••.•..•...•.• Smith Rose Ann, dittv ••.••••..••.••.•.•••••.••..••••..•.. Smith Ro-s-e John, Pur le st ....................•............ Snrith Ro$s John ••• Agent to Gurney's & Co. Bank, WJs.. beach. Draw on Barclay & Ct~. Ross' John, High st ••• Agent tu the Norwich Fh-e & · Life Office Ross Johrl, Hi,r;k st ••• Groce!", Draper & Chandler Rowley D. Market hill •••••.•..•.•••.••.•.•.•.••• Baket Sabe1."ton M. High st •••••••••••••••••••••••• Shopkeeper Saup<lers Ebenezer, Mill errd ••.••.••••••••••.. Surg'e()l\ Sea brook Wm. Evrr end •••••••••••••••••• Beer Retaile~ Sear le' Eliza,. Market kill •••••.•••••.•.•••• ''"'"" •• Grocer Sears Fratrcis, Market hW ••••••••••••••.••••••••• Tailor Sea-r~ John, Market st ....................... ~···· Tailor Sears' John, Marlcet st •..••••..••• Boot & Shoemakef Sear!! Joseph, Wenny tmd ••••.••.•.•.••.• :~ ••• Gardener Seweli John, Wenny end • • • Clerk to the Board of Guardians, to the Magistrate!, & to the Commissioners of Land &: Asse$sed TaxefJj also Superintendent-RegmtmrofBirths, DeatM, 8t Marriages for the North Witehfotd Union. Se-well John, Wenny end •••••••••••• • ••••••••••. Solicitor Shelton James, New-st •••••••••••.• .~~ •.• Beer Retailer Skeels J. W. ditto •.• ~ •••••••••.•••• ,.~JJ.,. •.•. ,~ •• 1'ailor Smitl'i Flanders, Park st ............. Grocer & Draper SU1ith Joseph, ditto ................................. Ship Smith John, ditto ......................... Beer Retailer Smith John, Market st~ ..... _ ................... Sadler Smith Peregrine,~Righ st ••.•••• ,., ...... Beer Retailer Smith Thos. ditto ••••.•...•••••• Watch & Clock Maker South well J os. Hiah st •• "" ......................... Printer South well J os. ditto ••••.••••••.•••.•••••••• White Lion Stafford James, Mill erul ~ ............ ~ ... Bee~ Retailer Stacks HeBry, ditg9 .......................................... Tailor Stratton T. Hi!Jh .at~,.., .. ~,fk-·······".,. ....................... Tailor Stringer Henry, Park st • • . . • • . . . •• •• • •. • •• . . . . . Baker Sumner T. High st ............................ Millwright Sumner Wm. diUo-- •••••••••••• ~ •••••••••••••• Carpenter 'l'abor Sa~n. Park at., ..... ._ .••••. ·•· .• , ............ Butcher Tabor Wm. ditto ••••••• et•• • ··~··· •• -·· ••• " •••• Carpenter Tagg Thos. llig!& st ................ , •. Grqcer & Praper Tbo1npso!l WIIl. ditto •.•• u .. , ... ,A•••••• ................ Miller

CHATTERIS. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Tuck J. Hi_glt st •.................. , .......... ~ •.••••••. Tailor Valentine J. New road ·•·••'-•mu •• '"" .. Beer Retailer Vandera Thos. Market st .. ~ • .-. ........ '\ ...... ~~., .... Baker Wakefield A. High st ""••""•••····m· ..... Shopkeeper Walton Henry, Mill 'tnrl.~ .............. \O •• h ....... Baker West Thos. Wenny end ...... .-H ........ Beer Retailer Wheaton Philip, High st ........................ Butcher Whetton Thos. Park st ................ ~ ~···· ... Btiteher Whittlesea. Robert, High -$l ........ -. •• -. •• u ....... Tailor Why George, New st ..................... l3ee-r Retailer Wood Robert, High st ............. -. ..... Beer Retailer Wrigh J. H. Park st .................. H ........ Surgeon Wright & Waton, New road ........... ~ ...... Millers Wright Francis, Eve enrl ••• -. ............... Shopkeeper Wright John, Market kiH ...... h ........... , GardeRer Wright J .. H. Park st •.• Regimar-ot'Births& Deaths for the Chatteris District, & Registrar of Marriages for the N-orth WitcbfQrd Union. Young John, High st ............. h ••• .-.... 1a .. Butcher ·--·- Post Office. Brown. John, Market st ................. I" ..... Postmaster Letters arrh·e from LondoJ;t tl morn. & dispatched 9 at night. Bankers. Ross 1 oh~ .Agent t~ Gtlr~y~ & CCA Bank, Wisbe~~·)•Dtaw otl Barclay & Co. National Provineml Bank_, Market st .... Wl}l. Curtis Draw ~1 Sp~er, .A.twood, & Co. :Law Oflicers. Negus T. N. Park ~t •. , ..... h••····Stamp Distributor Se well J. Wen. end •• .,clerk to the &ard of Guardians Sewell 1 ohn, Wen1tJI end,.~ Clerk w Uw Magistrates Se well J o}l:q, diUo..,.~Clerk to ti1e pommi~ioners of Land & Assessed 'faxes " . Se well J ... Superintendent Registrar of Bir~, De~4s & Marriages, for the North Witchford Uuion Wright J. H. Park st ••• Re~trarof ;Births & Deatl;ts for the Chntteris Dist,ri.c.t~ and Registmr of M\\friages fOf tbf! ~North Witchford U.nM>n 'Fire &. Life Assurance Agen'ts. Norwich Fire & Life Office, High sl ...... .John !toss Norwich Union Fire & Life4 Mar, st ••• Wm. Curtis Phrenix Fire & Life, Wenny end ...... Wm. Hustwait Royal Exchange Fir~ OLfioe, P«rk •t .... T. N .. N egus Public Schools. Lancast. Scbool (Boys), New road . Weathercotet M . • , .. , .•.•...•• 10 : ................. Master ~ational School (Boys & Girls) Poarcher, Sarah ··~····--,""~··_. ........... ,. ., ....... Mistre~s Posting- Houses. George Inn, lW"ar·ket st ............ .-. •• Robert Newton l-Jorse & Gate, High 8t.. ........ .................. Earl Coaches. London (Defiance), from the Georgelnn, Mon. Wed. & Fri. morn. 9 ; returns Tues. & Sat. aft. 5. ,London (.Pay), from the George Inn, Tues. Thurs. & Sat. morn. 9; returns Mon. Wed. & Fri. aft. 6. London (Rojal Mail), from the George Inn, daily, l 0 .tmn. be f. 9. night ; returns i bef..5 mom. Wishe.ach (Day & Defiance), from the George Inn, through March daily, aft. 5; returns mom. {), C:arriers. Cambridge (Kid man_ & Earl) waggon, every Wed. & Sat. Downham (Carter), from the Geotge lrm, Tues. morn. 9; arrives Mon. night. · • Downham (Lan03ster), from ~ Cross Keys, Tues. mom. 10 ; arrives Mon. night. London (Kidman & Earl), from QWJl house. Mou. morn. 6 & Thurs. noon l2 ~ arriVJes Mon. night 9 & Fri. morn. 6, Mepal & Ely, a cart, f.rom th.e Cress Keys, -Fri. Wisbeach & St. Ives (liidman & .Earl)~ from own house, Tuet. & Fri. noon 12 ~ arrive$ Wed. & Sat. nigh~ 2. Classification of Trades" Auctioneers.--Howell Johu, Park st Newton Robt. Market st Bakers. Cooke Wm. Mill en& Goss John, High st Pillbrook Tbos. High -st - Rowlev D. Market hill - Stringet Hen. Park sir V and era Thos. Market st Walton Hen. Milhmd~ BasketMaker. Bullord Wm. Higlt st Beer Retailers. Allpress Ben. Eve end A shy John, Eve end Bond Thos.High at Brooks M .. New at Carpenter Thos. New st Cook J. Mill ud Dickenson Wm. Weany ~nd Digby -, High st Edge by ,John, Mill end Gage Rich. High •t Green Wm. High st Hayward Dan. Back la Hobson Edw. High st Hudson Wm. High st J ames I no. Evt end Lamon Thos. High st Large Tho!t. Eve .ettd Mace Dan. High st Miller Ant. W enny en4 Mould M. Eve end Munns D. Mill end · Nicholls Thos. E\'e end Oliver Wm. High st Sea brook Wm. Eve end Shelton Jas. New st Smith J ohli,- High st Smith Peregrine, High st Stafford Jas. Mill end Valentine T. New rd West Thos. W enny end Why Geo. New st W oob Robt. High "Bt Boot~ Slwemakers.--Abbott Wm. Mill end Bellamy !hos. Market st. Catnps RICh. Park l!t Drinkwater T. Park st Dueling Wm. High st Gage Rich. Eve end Gunton Rich. Eve >end Moulton John Moulton Rich. Market st Sears John, Market st Brewers.--Fryer D. & T. Market s.t Builders .... -Lemon T. & W. New 13t Butchers. Gunton John, Hiir:rh st Hall Hen. Market hil Haywood Jas. Mill end J abror John, High st Lemonhall Hen. High st Mace Daniel, High. st Tabor Sam. Park st Wheaton Philip; High et Whetton Thomas, P-ark &t 31

CAMBRIDGESHIRE'. CHATTERIS CLASSIFICATION, continued. Butchers.--Young J. High st Carpenters.-clarke Robt. New st Feast John, Mill end Porter M. A. High st Sumner Wm. High st Tabor Wm. Park st Chemist~ Th-uggist. Negus T. N. Park st Coal Merc!tants.---Fryer D. & T. Confectioner.--Green Sam. Eve end Cooper. Harrison Thos. High st Fan·ier. Bird Wm. High st Fellmongers. Chamberlain Jas. Hutchinson J. Gardeners.--Sears J os. W enny end Wright John, Market hill Grocers, ~c. Boulton Wm. High st Brooks Mary, High st Chap man J olm, High st Curtis Wm. Market st Fowler Thos. Eve end Hatfield. Hen. High st Hurry Wm. New st Hustwait Wm. Wenny end Lamb Robt. High st Larham Daniel, High st · Mumby Geo. High st Ross John, High st Laberson M. High st Searle Eliza, Market hill Smith Flanders, Park st Tagg Thos. High st Wakefield A. High st Wright Fras. Eve end . Hait· Dressers.--Chequet Chaa. Market hill J ames Ann, High st Ledamun Wm • .Market st lronfounders.--Armitage John. Market hill Bearcock John, Park st Ironmongers.·-Cavitt Thos. High st Langford Thos. High st Lime Burners.-Curtis Wm. Mill end Hilsden Jas. New rd . Linendrapers.-Curtis Wm. Market st I.amb Robt. High st Millers. Barfield Wm. Mill end Bonfield Wm. High it Colman & W atton Coalman Wm. Freeman & Marchant Langman Pet, Barficld Marchant Sam. Mill end Thompson Wm. Wright & Watson, New rd 1lfilliners ~Dress lJfakers.--Failes 1\:lt-s. High st Feash Mrs. Lavender Mrs. High st Lyon & Crashley, High st MillwrigMs.--Hayes Wm. Higl1 sb Sumner T. High st Plumbers, Painters, ctc.·-A11am J.l\fa1·ket st Richardson Robt. High st • South well J os h. High st Sadlers ~Harness JJ.fakers.-Palmer Wm. High st Smith John, Market st Schools, Gents.--Anderson R. Mill end Dunn Eliza & Jane, High st Lovell T. High st Lyon Jas. Mill end. N arracot W. New rd Pooley J. H. New st Smiths.---Angood Josh. Park st An good Wm. Market st 32 CHATTERIS CLASSIFICATION, continued. Smitlls.--Drake Thos. :Eve end Edwards John, Market st Jarman Mrs. Mill end Richardson Thos. High st Rose Ann, High st Rose John, Park st Solicitors.--Markby E. G, High st Se well John, W enny end Surgeons.--Archer John, Manor house Saunder11 E. Mill end · Wright J. H. Park st .1'ailors.--Ciark Geo. Mill end Clarke Thos. Market st Lenton John) Park st Oliver John, Market st Payten John, Mill end Sears Fras. Market hill Sears John, .Market ijt Skeels J. W. Stocks Hen. Mill end Stratton J. High st Tuck J. High st Whittlesea Robt. High st Taverns, Inns, 9' Public Houses.-- ' Cross keys inn, Bays Fras. Market hill Crown~· anchor, Angood Edw. Eve end George inn, Newton Robt. Market st Horse~ gate, Earl--, High st Horse~ groom, GrantS. High st Red lion, Cave Sarah, Mill end Rose ~ crown, Garratt Rich. High st Sltip, Smith Josh. High st Spade~ Bucket, Darlow Wm. High st Wlteatsheaf, Moore Robt. W enny end White hart, Angood Thos. Mill end White lion, South well J osh. High st Upholsterers.--Allam Jas. Market st Bolton Sam. High st Waggon Proprietors· Kid man & Earl, Market hill Watch~ Clock Maker.--Smith Thos. Market st Wheelwrights.---Osborn J onathan, Mill end Osborn Wm. Mill end . Wine~ Spirit Merchant.---Lindsell Thos. High st . E:t.'Y, with COVENE'Y, MEPE:L, SUTTON, and WITCHAM. THis city, capital of the Isle of Ely, is situated on the banks of the Ouse, and consists of a principal street, from which diverge several others ; in 1831 it contained 6189 inhabitants, exclusive of Ely College, which is extra-parochial, r-and contained 68 inhabitants; the annual value of their assessed pro· perty being in 1815, 9667l. The city js divided into Steeple High Ward, Fore Hill Ward~ and Castle Hi the Ward, all in the parish of the Holy Trinity, and each of which has its separate constable. The market, h~ld by prescription, was altered in the year 1801 from Saturday to Thursday. There are two annual fairs, called the old and new fair, each held for nine days: the old fair, commencing on the 29th October, the festival of Saint Etheldrida, was formerly noted for the sale of ribands of various colou1·s, which having touched the shrine of St. Etheldrida, were called Saint Audrey's ribands, and hence the word " Tawdry." This fair isnow chiefly confined to the sale of horses, cheese, and hops. The new fair commences on Ascension-day, and is principally for horsea. The Spring Assizes for the Isle of Ely, and the Easter and Michaelmas Quarter Sessions, are held here. There are no manufactories carried on in the

ELY, &c. CAMBlUDGESHIRE. city, with the exception of some potteries. Much employment is affurded by the culture of gardens : the cherry gardens in the neighbourhood are very extensive, the soil being favourable for the growth of fruits; strawberries and other fruits are sent hence to Lynn, Newcastle, and to all the north of England; quantities of asparagus and other vegetables are also sent to Cambridge and to London. The city has the advantage of water carriage by the Ouse and other navigable rivers connected with it, to Cambridge, and all the principal towns of Norfolk, Suffolk, &c. Ely contains two parishes, that of the Holy Trinity and St. Mary's, both of which are curacies in the presentation or the dean and chapter; the former 116l. per annum, and the latter 94l. per annum. The beautiful Lady Chapel of the Cathedral is appropriated as the parochial church of Trinity; but the congregations of both parishes, after having heard divine service in their respective churches, proceed to hear a sermon in the Cathedral. Chettisham, about two miles northward from the city, is a hamlet of St. Mary's parish, and has a chapel. Stuntney, a mile and a half south-eastward from the city, on the verge of the Isle of Ely, is a hamlet of the parish of the Holy Trinity. The city of Ely originated in the foundation of a monastery by St. Etheldrida, queen of Elfrid king of Northumberland, who became the first abbess, and died in the year 679. A town by degrees arose about the monastery, and in the year 1109 Ely was made a bishop's see, when the manors and estates belonging to the monks were divided between them and the bishop, and the convent was governe<;l by a prior. The diocese of Ely contains all Cambridgeshire, (excepting Isleham, which belongs to the see of Rochester, and fifteen other parishes which are in the diocese of Norwich,) and Emneth in Norfolk. The cathedral church of Ely is said to afford a more complete series of architectural styles than any other in the kingdom. Beginning with the remains of the conventual church, there are here specimens of the style of every age, from the Heptarchy to the perfection and subsequent deterioration of ecclesiastical architecture at the Reformation. The date of the oldest building is said to be A. D. 673, and of the latest 1534. The western front was built by Geoffrey Ridel, the third bishop of Ely, who died in 1189. The Galilee or western porch, a beautiful specimen of the early style of pointed architecture, was the work of Bishop Eustachius, who died in 1215. The completion of the nave is supposed to have been about the year 117 4 ; the transepts are the next ancient part of the cathedral, having been built in the reign of Henry I. The octagon and lantern, erected on the site of the original central tower, is the work of Alan de W alsingham, then 1.1acrist. The ante-choir is very highly embellished, and is the work of bishop Hotham, completed in 1349. The choir is perhaps more highly enriched than that of the cathedral of Salisbury, erected in the same style of architecture ; the eastern end is eminently beautiful. The stalls are finely sculptured, but there is no bishop's throne as in other cathedrals. The presbytery was former1y occupied by the mgnulllents of bishops, priors, deans, &c.; all of which have been removed except two, that of bishop Gray, ~ho died in 1478, and that of Cardinal Louis de Luxemburgh1 archbishop of Rouen, which is on the southern side of the altar. All the monuments in this cathedral erected previously to the Reformation are curious and interesting. Besides the tombs of many of the bishops of Ely in the northern and Cambridgeshire.] F ================================== southern aisles, there are three very fine monuments in the church, those of bishops Alcock and West, buried each in his own chapel, and that of a bishop at the eastern end of the nave, but of whom has never even been conjectured. The sepulchral chapel of Bishop Alcock is at tl1e eastern end of the northern aisle; this bishop was chancellor of England, and founder of Jesus College, Cambridge; he was also a good architect, and comptroller of the works to King Henry V 11. The vaulted ceiling of the chapel, rich and elaborate, is formed by ribs springing from the four angles of the chapel, and spreading into various compartments filled with tracery, and verging towards a large pendant in the centre, of curious workmanship. The re bus of the bishop's name a cock standing upon a globe -is in the window of the chapel as well as in other places. At the Mstern end of the south aisle is the ·beautiful chapel of Bishop West, one of the latest specimens of pointed architecture. Here is very little pinnacle work, but the niches are numerous, and the corbels and canopies show endless variety of workmanship and enrichment. Here are places for considerably more than 200 statues, large and small ; and yet no part of the chapel seems overloaded, although the dimensions internally are not more than 23 feet by 15. Ove1· the door is the Bishop's motto, "Gratia Dei, sum id quod sum. A..D. 1534." The Lady Chape1, or Trinity Church, is on the northern side of the Cathedral, and has a communication with the transepts. This edifice was completed in 1349, and displays a rich profusion of every sort of ornament peculiar to the style of architecture then prevalent. Although this Cathedral is less encumbered with adjacent buildings than most others in the kingdom, it is yet so much so as to preclude the possibility of taking the whole of it into view from any one point; but there are several good views to be obtained at a moderate distance, chiefly on the southern side. The episcopal palace stands near the western front of the Cathedra], and although much altered by Bishop Maw!:lon, yet retains traces of the ancient structure. The great gallery, lOO feet long, contains the portraits of several bishops ; and in the library is .a curious picture of the funeral of Bishop Colt, who died in 1581 ; al111o the celebrated Tabula Eliensis. The only part of the cloisters now remaining entire, is the north-eastern angle, through which is an entry into the church by a magnificent Anglo-Norman arch. The prior's door at the northwestern corner of the cloister, is in the dean's garden. Southward of the cloister stood the Charter House; on this side is also the refectory of the convent, now the deanery. The building which adjoins the deanery on the west, and fronts the east, was part of the prior's lodge, now the residence of the registrar of the Dean and Chapter; the chapel, part of the prior's lodge, is one of the most interesting remains of antiquity at Ely. The necessary repairs and regtoration, and the numerous additions made by various prelates, give the whole a diversified character, presenting curious instances of gradations in architectural style. Name, B.esidence, & Profession. See also CLASS1FICATION of TRADEs, page 36. Abbs J. Market st ............................ , •... Carrier Abbs J ames, ditto ••••••••••••••.••• Omnibus Proprietor Alien John, Broad st .............................. Baker Anslow Wm. High st •••••• Grocer & Druggist, Seed Merchant, & Sack Manufacturer Archar Thos. & Son, Market st ••.......... Attorneys 33

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. ELY,"&t. Arnold Mrs. Market st .......... Straw Bohnet Maker Ashbury Wm. Water side •.•••••••••••.• Boat Builder Aungier Robt. Fore hill .................. Beer Retailer Aungier H. M. ditto ..................... Hair Dresser Austin S. West etzd.,. ...................... Wheelwright Bailey James, Market st ......................... Draper Barber R. Little London .................. Beer Retailer Barnard Wm . . llfarket st ..................... Carpenter Barratt Jas. Broad st .................. Coach & Horses Bartle , Market st ••...................... Chair Maker Bartle Esther, ditto ................. ~ ...... China Dealer Barton John, High st ................. • ... Hair Dresser Baxter Michael, Market st, ..... Cutler & Gunsmith Beacroft Wm. High st •....................... Lamb Inn Beaumont Jos. Market st •............... ~ ..... Dolphin Bed well T. W. ditto ...................... Leather Seller Bemiss H. High st ........................... Shoemaker Benstead R. West end ..................... Flour Dealer Benstead Wm. Little London ••• ~ ........ Beer Retailer Ben ton Thos. TV ater side ............... Barge Master Ben ton Thos. Fore kill ..................... White Swan Blakeman Wm. ditto ............................ Currier Bolton Hen. Market st . ........................ Butcher Bradfield Edw. Fore hill •• , ......... Umbrella Maker Brad field E. ditto .......... , ................... Locksmith Broderick Misses, ditto ........................ Seminary Broderick Wm. ditto ...... Tailor, Draper, & Hatter Butcher & Bard, High st • ...... ........ Linen drapers Catling D. T. ditto ............... , .............. Druggist Chandler Geo. Market st .•• Plumber, Painter & Glzr .. Chambers John, St JJiarys s.t ..................... Tailor Chambers Wm. High st .. , ............ Tailor &Draper Chapman Sam. Little Port rd . .................. Tailor Claxton Jesse, Fore hill ..... , ... Attorney & Agent to Pelican Life Office Claxton Wm. Market st ...... ~···• .. , .......... Attorney Clements John, ditto ......... Printer & Agent for the Independent Press Cole Miss, Forest ............... Straw Bonnet Maker ColeGeo. St Marys st ... Surgeon; Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages Cole Wm. Fore hill ................... Tailor & Draper Cooper Wm. ditto ,., ........... ················•• .• Baker Colt hood S. Back hill .................. Machine Maker Corn well Luke, Broad st ...... .,\ .. ,, ........ Seedsman Cosyn Dan. M ark et st •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. Tailor Crabb Wm. ditto • , ...................... Barge Master Cranwell John, .Ansdale ................... Beer Retailer Crawley Chas. High st ........................... Sadler Creak Wm. Market st ........................ Stationer • Crofts Wm. Fore hill ..................... Confectioner Crossley Wm. ditto ................ , .......... Shoemaker Cross John, ditto ............ Grocer & Cheesemonger Cross John, High st ........................ Confectioner Cross John, Water side ........................ Maltstet Crossley F. Fore hill ..................... Coopers Arms Cuttress Jas. ditto ........................ Rose & Crown Cutress R. Market st ........................ Auctioneer Cutre8s R. ditto ............. ~· .•..••.••••.••..••• The Club Dalzell Sam. Fore hill ............................ Draper Davis David, J/igh st ..................... Linendraper Dawson John, l!'ore hill • .; .. , ................... Grocer Day G. T. ditto ........................... Beer Retailer Dearsley Wm. ditto .••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••• 'failor Dench Luke, St Mary st ..................... Attorney Denton T. West end ............... + .. •• Beer Retailer Dewsbury Wm. B1·oad at........................ Baker Dunford A. }{ewman st ... ~ ...... , ....... Coachmaker Eaves Robt. Water side .................. Boat Builder Edwards Robt. High st ... Stationer & Stamp Office Elliss John, St Marys st .................. Beer Retailer Etches Thos. High st ..................... Beer Retailer Evans James2 West entl ............ Dealer in T9bacco 34 - Eusden J os. Broad st •...... •·• .............. Shopkeeper Evans H. R. Market st. ........ Attorney & Coroner Ewer J. D. Fore hiJJ ... Ageut to- Eagle Life Insurance Company & Phrenix.Fire Office; & General Commission Agent Few Wm. Newman st ... Carpenter & Paperhanger Finch John, Markets{ ......... Beer Retailer & Smith Fison T. Broad st .................. Boot & Shoemaker Fleet Wm. Newman st ........................ .,.Grocer Fortington Mrs. High st ...... Milliner & Dressmaker Fortington David, ditto ...... Chin~ & Glass Dealer Foster & Co. ditto ••••.••.••.•...••.•.•..••..• , .Banke~ Fowler Wm. Tke~ford ............... , ............ Grocer Freeman John, High st ..... , .................. Draper Freeman Rd. Jlfarket st ... Carpenter & Agent tot~ Suffolk & Gen'eral Insurance Office Fuller John, ditto ........................ Stone Masoq Fuller Wm. Back hill ..............................• Angel Gamble Wm. Market at ........................ Grocer Garratt John, High st ... Grocer & Tallow ChiUidl~r Gescard Jeremiah, ditto ...... Ironmonger & Broker Gescard T, ditto .............................. Silversmitq Gotobed John, Fore kill ........................ Anchor Go to bed John, ditto ......... Plumber & Paperhange~ Green Geo. Broad st •.............. Boot & Shoe make~ Green Geo. Market st ........................ Shoemaker Griffin ,J ames, lV at er side ............. , ............. Shi" Griffin R. St M arys st ............. ~ ...... ,White Lion Hail John, Market st ............... Straw Hat .Mak~r Hall G. & J. Water side .......... Brewers & Maltsten Harlock Mrs. JJfar'icet st .................. Confectionc~ Harlock Robt. ditto ........................ Watchmaker Harlock W. & J. Water side .... , ....... Corn Dealers. Hardy Misses, High st ...... Boarding & Day School. Hardy Eliz. Little Port road ............ Beer Retailer Hardy Geo. Broad st ........................ Fellmonger Haylock Thos. St Mary st ... Baker, Miller & Coal Merchant & Agent to the Atlas Fire & Life Office _ Hay lock Wm. High st _,. ....................... Seedsman Hills Eliz. ditto ••• Win~; Merchant & Agent to the Norwich Fire & Life Office Hills, T. A. ditto .................. Stationer & Printer Hodson S. Paradise st .............. , ... Beer Retailer Household Wm. Fore hilt .................. Carpenter Hunt John, ditto. • ......................... Beer Retailer Hyder R. ditto .......................................... Dyer In gram B. Yineyards ......................... Seedsman Ingram Edwd. Broad st ..................... Seedsman J akens J os. ditto .............................. The Cutter J arman John, Newman st ........... ._ ..... Ropemaker J arman Thos. Market st ................... Bird Stuffe~ J arman Thos. ditto ...... , ...... , ............. Seedsma~ J efferson T. St Mary st ......... Plumber & Glazier Jeffery Dean, Newman st ............... Beer Retaile~ Kempton C. Market st ..................... Shoemak.e~ Kempton S. Market st ...... Milliner & Dress'makeq Kempton T. Little London ................. •· .. Brazier Kempton Thos. St Mary st .. , .................. Baker Kempton Wm. Fore hill ..................... j ..... Baker King John, ditto •••••••••••••••.•••••••••••• •·· .• Peacoc~ Knight John, Market st ........................ Turner Langford John, Broad st.. ... • • .. ......... 1~own Crier Langford Wm. ditto..................... Beer Retailer Langham Wm. Little Port rd ......... Beer Retailer I.anghorne John, Cow la ...................... Seedsma11 Law Thos. West end ...................... Beer Retailer Lawrence Henry, Downham la ......... J ........ Miller Layton Wm. Woodhouse .................. Brickmaker Lee Mary, .Pore hill..................... China Dealer Legge Christopher, High st...... Agent to Sun Firv _ Office, & Auctioneer Legge Christopher, Fore kill •••••• Bqo$ & Shoemaker

ELY, &c. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Legge F. & A. Market at ••.••••••••••••••• Dressmaker Legge H. Broad st...... .•••• •• • •• ••• • • • • •• • • Carpenter Legge Thos. Market st .................••.•••. Maltster Legge Wm. H~gh st. ....... ......... ... ... • Shoemaker Lester John, Thetford.... .... .... • .... .... .. .... Grocer Lester Thos. if Fore hill ........................... Butcher Ling James,- High st..................... Greengrocer Lucas Mary, Ansdale .............................. Potter Luddington E. Market st ............... Beer Retailer Lupson M. Broad st ........................ Pipemaker Lupson T. Paradise st.... ................. Bricklayer Macrow Wm. Little London ..................... Tailor Mala m Geo. Ansdale.... •.• Proprietor of Gas Works Mann Henry, Water side........................ Baker Markwell Jas. Thetford ............ Three Horseshoes Marsh Thos. Newman st ............... Beer Retailer Marsh Wm. Fore hill .•.•.•••••••••.•••••••••••• Tinman Marshall Wm. ditto ...... Solicitor, & Agent to Globe Fire & Life Office Martin Henry, Little port............... Brickmaker Mathewes Robt. Market st ............... Watchmaker May} John, Newman st .................. Beer Retailer Minson Thos. St Marys st..................... Grocer Mortlock T. & Son; High st .................. Bankers Muriel John, ditto .............................. Surgeon Muriell Brook, ditto........................... Surgeon Munson Robt. Broad st ..................... Shopkeeper Murray John, Back hill ..................... Ropemaker Myrton S. St Marys st ..................... Kings Arms N egus Wm. Fore hill ..................... Beer Retailer Okey Wm. Market st ..................... Beer Retailer Onion Elizabeth, ditto .................... Beer Retailer 0\vens J. Back hill ....................... ..: .•..•...••. Tailor Page Jonathan, St Maryss~ ............... Btiekmaker Page Thos. Chequer la ..................... Whitesmith Palmer Robt. High st....... .... . Plumber & Glazier Palmer Wm. Fore hill ..................... Shoemaker Parson H. Water side.................. Queens Head Parson John, Broad st .••.•.••.•..•.••..•.••••..• Grocer Pate John, Newman st ..................... ~hopkeeper Peachey Matthew, St Marys st .................. Baker Pearson J oseph, Fore hill............... Stone Mason Peckett Thos. ditto .•.•. ,......................... Broker Pigott H. Market st ........................... Attorney Plumb Thos. Newman st........................ Miller Pope Wm. Market st ...... Master of National School Porter Wm. New town ..................... Bricklayer Porter Wm. Thetford ... , .......................... Smith Prigg Thos. Fore hill .... , ......................... Cooper Prior Jas. ditto ...••... ,~.................... Shoemaker Itae Alexander, ditto., .•. ~· .••.•...•.•••.....•.••• Grocer Raymer Wm. Broad st ...... Worsted Manufacturer Reynolds G. Market st ...... A.;ent for Deacon's Van & Waggon Office Rick wood H. Broad st •.......................... Miller RickwoGd John, ditto ..•.•.• ..-••..•..••••.••.••..••• Baker Rickwood Phil. ditto .. , .. , ............... Beer Retailer Roades Josh. High st ............. ,. Grocer & Draper Roberts R. Market st ..................... Fishmonger Robin son John, Fore hill .................. Ironmonger Rushbrook D. Fore hill~ St ... Yarys st .. , ... Grocer & Cheesemonger Rushbrook Jos. St Marys st.................. Brewer Rushbrook M. Little London •.•... Straw Hat Maker Rust Wm. Ansdale ............ , ........... Beer Re·ailer Saunders J os. St M arys st ..• , .............. , .... , Sadler Say er J oseph, Little London ...... George & Dragon Say er T. Little Port rd .......... , ................ Cooper Scott Jane, Fore hill ......... , ........ Straw Hat Maker Scott Matt. },farket st.. ....... Auctioneer & Ere wer Scott Matt. ditto, White Hart Corn. & Posting House Scott Rich. Fore hill., .. "'"'f'""_. ..... Basket Maker Scott Wm. ditto, .......... ~ ............... Ba!3ket Make.- Shepbard Edward, Market d .................. Cooper Sibley Robt. Broad st ••• Earthenware Manufacturer, & Tobac.co Pipemakf;lr Simpson Thos. Market at .......... , .... Miller & Baker Sipple John, Paradise st................ .. Shopkeeper Smith Margaret, Broad st.... .... • Grocer & Draper Smith Mrs. Market st ... Mistress of National Schoo Smith Wm. ditto .................... ._ .... Beer Retailer Spencely Thos. High at ... , .................... Bell Inn Spencely Robt. Market st ...... Plumber, Painter, &c. Stephens Edwd. High at.................. Ironmonger Stevens Robt. ditto........................... Physician Thorpe Wm. Fore hiU ..................... ro. Stationer Tingey Robt. Broad st ...... ~.......... Beer Retailer Tooms Robt. Market at.................. Hair Dresser Topping James, St Marys st ............... Sboemaker 'J'rigg Wm. Fore hill......... Gents Boarding School W add Robt. Fore hill ....................• Beer Retailer W a1·d Jas. ditto ••.•••• , ••••••••••••••••.•••.• Grc cer, &c. Warner J os. High st., ......... , .. , Pianoforte Maker W arran Rich. ditto.............................. Grocer Wather Wm. Fore hill .• , ... Tailor, Draper, & Hatter Watts Mary, High st.,. ... ., .... :.............. Butcher Westwood E. D. ditto ..................... Linendraper Whitrow Rich. Fore hill. ... ,.., .• ,,, .......... , Broker Wilkins Thos. Broad st .................. Beer Retailer Wilks Henry, St Marys st ............ Baker & Miller Will son Thos. Fore hill ........................... Smith Willson Thos. ditto ....................... Three Cro,;ns Winstanley Wm. Paradise st ............. Shopkeeper Wilton Edwd. High st.~ ........... " ... ,.. Shoemaker Woodbine S. Fore hill ........................... Butcher Woodcock H. High st ........................ Toy Shop Woodroffe E. Fore hil! ............ Plumber & Painter Woodroffe John, Broad st .................... , .. , Baker W orster Rich. Fore hill........................ Butcher W orster Ruth, ditto..................... Eating House Worster Wm. Broad st ...................... Shoemaker WriO'ht Mrs. Thetford ........................... Grocer Wright Wm. Broad st ..................... Lime Burner Y arrow John, Thetjord .................. Beer Retailer Post Office. Robt. Edwards, High st .............. , ...... Postmaster Letters arrive from London l bef. 4 morn. ; and. dispatched t p. 10 night. Lettera from Sutton, Streatbam, & Littleport, arrive every even, ; & dispatched morn. 7 by foot post. Posting House. Scott M. Market st . ........................ White Hart Bankers. :Foster & Co. High st ............ Draw on Grate & Co. Mortlock T. & Son, ditto, Draw on Smith, Payne, &Co. Fire & Life Assurance Agents. Atlas, St Marys st, ............ , .......... Thos. Haylock Eagle (Life), Fore hil~ ..................... J. D. Ewer Globe, ditto ... , .......................... -wm. Marshall Norwich Union, lligh st ..................... Eiiz. Hills Pelican (Life), Fore hill ............... J esse Claxton Pbrenix (Fire) •.....•.•...•....••..••.•••••. 1. D. Ewer Suffolk & General, Market st ......... Rich. Freeman Sun (Fire), High st .................. Christopher Legge Law & Public Officers. Cole Geo. St Marys st ........... uRegistrar of Births. Deaths, & Marriages for the Ely District Evans H. R. Market st ......................... Coroner Stamp Office. Edwards Robt. High st ... , ................. Distributor :excisE) Office. White Hart, Market st 35

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. ELY, &c. Public Establishments. Bridewell Prison, Market st. Scott, Robt. •..••••••.•.•••••.•••••••.•..•••.••• Keeper Court of Requests, Shire Hall, for the recovery of Debts under 2l. open the first Fdday in every month. Gas Works at Ansdale. l\Ialam Geo ..••••••.••••••••.•••••••.••••••• Proprietor Trinity Union Workhouse, Fore hill. Bennett Michal ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.. Governor Bennett Mrs •••••.••.••.••••.•••.••••••••••••••• Mistress Union Workhouse for St Marys. How Henry ...••••••••.•••••••.••••.••••••.• Governor How Mrs .••• r•• ................................. Mistress National School for Boys & Girls, Market st. Pope Wm ••..•.•••••.••..•..•..•••••••.••••.•••.. Master Smith Mrs. M .................................. Mistress Coaches. Cambridge, Nelson, Lamb~ Bell Inns, Mon. Wed. & Sat. 8 morn.; and returns same days l p. 7 even. Cambridge, Sociable, fl'Om his own house, Mon. Wed. & Sat. 7 morn. ; and returns same days l p. 7 even. London, Union, calls at the Bell Inn, 11 morn. daily; from Lynn, Tues. Thurs. & Sat. ; and at the Lamb, Mon. Wed. & Frid. through Cambridge, Ware & Barkway. Lynn, Union, from the Bell Inn, Mon. Wed. & Frid, 4 aft. ; and returns Tues. Thurs. & Sat. 4 aft. through Littleport & Downham Market. Newmarket, Victoria, from the White Hart, daily, 9 morn. ; and returns 5 even. through Seham & Fordham. Carriers. Cambridge, Aungier, from his own house, 7 morn. Mon. Wed. & Sat.; and returns !- p. 7 even. For Passengers & Goods. Cambridge, Swann & Sons, from Dolphin, daily. Downham & Lynn, Swann & Sons,Dolphin, daily. London, Deacon & Co. from G. Reynolds, Market street, 12 night, Thurs. Fri. & Sat.; & returns 8 night, Mon. Wed. & Fri .. London, Swann & Sons, from Dolphin Inn, 6 morn. daily. Lynn, Swann & Sons, from Dolphin Inn, 5 aft. daily. Lynn, Deacon & Co. (G.Reynolds,J Market street, 8 night, Mon. Wed. & Fri.; & returns 12 night, Thurs. Fri. & Sat. Manchester, Leeds, and all parts of the North, Swann & Sons, from Dolphin, Tues. & Fri. Newmarket, T. Smith, from Club Inn, at 4 aft. Thurs.; arrives same day 10 morn. Norwich, Swann & Sons, Dolphin, Mon. & Thurs. Soham, Owen, from Club Inn, 5 aft. Mon. & Thurs.; and arrives same day 10 morn. Wisbeach, J. Beagly, from Club Inn, 4 aft. Thurs. ; and arrives same day 11 morn. Conveyance by Water. Wm. Crabb's Boat leaves the Ship Quay every Tues. morn. at 9 for Cambridge to the Gramby ; and returns from hence every Wed. at noon. And leaves the Ship Quay every Thurs. morn. at 8 for the Old Bell, Wisbeach ; and returns from thence on Sat. morn. at 8 o'clock. Classification of Trades. .Agents. Clernents John, (Independent Press) MarE wenT. D. Fore hill (ket st Reynolds G. (Deacon's Van & Waggon) Markets~ 36 :ELY CLAssiFICATioN, continued Auctioneers. Cutress R. Market st ' Legge Christ. High st Scott Matthew, Market st Bakers.-Allen John, Broad st Cooper Wm. Fore hill Dewsbury Wm. Broad st Haylock Thos. St Marys st Kempton Wm. Fore hill Kimpton Thos. St Marys st M ann Hen. Water side Peachey Matthew, St .~farys st Rickwood John, Broad st Wilks Hen. St Marys st W oodroffe John, Broad st Barge Masters.-Ben ton Thos. Water side Crabb Wm. Market st Basket Makers. Scott Rd. Fore hill Scott Wm. Fore hill Beer Retailers.-Aungier Robt. Fore hill Barber R. Little London Benstead Wm. Little London Cranwell John, Ansdale Day G. 'T. Fore hill Denton T:West end Elliss John, St Marys st Etches Thos. High st Finch John Market st Hardy Eliz. Little port road Hodson S. Paradise st Hunt John, Fore hill J effery Dean, N ewman st Langford Wm. Broad st Langham Wm. Little port road Law Thos. West end Luddington E. Market st Marsh Thos. N ewman st Mayl Jon. Newman st Negus Wm. Fore hill Okey Wm. Market st Onion Eliz. Market st Rickwood Phil. Broad st Rust Wm. Ansdale Smith Wm. Market st Tingey Robt. Broad st Wade Robt. Fore hill Wilkin Thos. Broad st Y arrow John, 'fhetford Bird Stujfer.-J arman Thos. Market st Boat Builders. Ash bury Wm. Water side Eaves Robt. Water side Boot ~ Shoemakers. Bemiss H. High st Cropley Wm. Fore hill Fison T. Broad st Green Geo. Broad st Green Geo. Market st Kempton C. Market st Legge Christ. Fore hill Legge Wm. High st Palmer Wm. Fore hill Prior Jas. Fore hill Topping Jas. St Marys st Wilton Edwd. High st · W orster Wm. Broad st Braziers. Kempton T. Little London Brewers. Hall G. & J. Water side Rush brook J os. St Marvs st ~ Bricklayers.-Lupson T. Paradise st Porter Wm. New town Brickmakers. Layton Wm. Woodhouse W artin Hen. Little port Page J onathan, St Marys st Brokers. Peckett Thos. Fore hill

ELY, &c. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. ELY CLASSIFICATioN, continued. Brokers. Whitrow Rd. Fore hill Butchers.~-Bolton Hen. Markot st Lester Thos. Fore hill Watts Mary, High st Woodbine S. Fore hill . Worster Rd. Fore hill Carpenters. Barnard Wm. Market st Few Wm. Newman st Freeman Rd. Market st Household Wm. Fore hill Legge H. Broad st Carrier. Abbs J. Market st Chair Maker.--Bartle --, Market st China 4' Glass Dealers.--Bartle Esther, Market st Fortington Dav. High st Lee Mary, Fore hill Coach JJ1aker. Dunford A. Newman st Coal Merchant.MHaylock Thos. St Mary st Confectioners. Crofts Wm. Fore hill Cross John, High st Harlock Mrs. Market st Coopers. Prigg Thos. Fore hill Sayer T. Little port rd • Shephard Edwd. Market st Corn Dealers.--Harlock W. & J. Water side Currier.--Blakeman Wm. Fore hill Cutler.--Baxter Mich. Market st Drapers.--Bailey Jas. Market st Butcher & Bard, Fore hill Dalzell Sam. Fore hill Davis Dav. High st Freeman John, High st W estwood E. D. High stJ Druggi8ts.--Anslow Wm. High st Catling D. J. High st Dyer •. -Hyder R. Fore hill Earthenware Manufacturer.--Sibley Rt. Broad st Eating House.--Worster Ruth, Fore hill Fellmonger. Hardy Geo. Broad st Fi8hmonger. Roberts R. Market st Flour Dealer.- -Benstead R. West end Greengrocer.-Ling Jas. High st Grocers, 4'c. -Anslow Wm. High st Cross John, Fore hill Dawson John, Fore hill Fleet Wm. N ewman st . Fowler Wm. Thetford · Gamble Wm. Market st Garratt John, High st Lester John, Thetford Minson Thos. St Marys st Parson John, Broad st Rae Alex. Fore hill Roades J osh. High st Rushbrook Diana, Fore hill & St Marys st - Smith Marg. Broad st Ward Jas. Fore hill W arran Rd. High st W right Mrs. Thetford Gun Smith. Baxter M. Market st Hair Dressers.--Aungier H. M. Fore hill Barton John, High st Tooms R. Market st Hatters. Broderick Wm. Fore hill Wather W. Fore hill Ironmongers. Giscard Jeremiah, High st ltobinson John, Fore hill Stephens Edwd. High st Leather Seller. Bedwell T. W. Market st Lime Burner. Wright Wm. Broad st Locksmith. Bradfield E. Fore hill JUachine Maker.-Colthord S. Back hill ========================== ELY CLASSIFICATION continued. Maltsters. Cross Jas. Water side Hall G. & J. Water side Legge Thos. Market st Millers.-Haylock Thos. St Marys st Lawrence Henry, Downham la Plumb Thos. N ewman st Rickwood Henry, Broad st Simpson Thos. Market st Wilks Henry, St Marys st ~Iilliners 4' Dress Makers. Fortington Mrs. Highst Kimpton S. Market st Legge F. & A. Market st Omnibus Proprietor. Abbs James, Market st · Pipe Maker. Lupson M. Rroad st Paperhangers. Few Wm. Newman st Gotobed J. Fore hill Physician. Stevens Robart, High st Pianoforte Maker. Warner J oseph, High st Plumbers, Painters, 4' Glaziers. Chandler George, Market st Gotobed John, Fore hill Jefferson J. St Marys st Palmer Robert, High st Speucely Robert, Market st Woodroffe Edward, Fore hill Potter. Lucas Mary, Ansdale Printer.~ Clements John, Market st Rope Makers. J arman John, N ewman st Murray John, Back hill Sack Maker. Anslow Wm. High st Sadlers. Crawley Chas. High st Saunders J oseph, St Marys st School1, Gents. Trigg Wm. Fore hill Schools, Ladies. Broderick Misses, Fore hill Hardy Misses, High st Seedsmen. Cornwell Luke, Broad st Hay lock Wm. High st lngram B. Vineyards lngram Edward, Broad st Jarman Thos. Market st Langhorne John, Cow la Seed Merchant. Anslow Wm. High st Shopkeepers. Eusden Joseph, Broad st Munson Robert, Broad st Pate John, Newman st Sipple John, Paradise st Winstanley Wm. Paradise st Silversmith. Giscard T. High st Smiths. Finch John, Market st Porter Wm. Thetford Willson Thos. Fore hill Solicitors. Archar Thos. & Son, Market st Claxton J esse, Fore hill Claxton Wm. Market st Dench Luke, St Marys st Evans H. R. Market st Marshall Wm. Fore hill Pigott Henry, Market st Stationers. Creak Wm. Market st Edwards Robert, High st Hills J. A. High st Thorpe Wm. Fore hill Stone Masons. Fuller J on. Market st Pearson Joseph, Fore hill Straw Bonnet Makers. Arnold Mrs. Market st Cole Miss, Fore hill Hail John, Market st Rushbrook M. Little London Scott J ane, Fore hill Surgeons. Cole George, St Marys st Muriel John, High st Muriell Brook, High st _. 37

CAMBRIDGESHtR~ ELY, &c. • ELY CLASSIFICATION continued. Tailors ~Drapers. Broderick Wm. Fore hill Chambers John, St Marys st Chambers Wm. High st Chatman Sam. Little port road Cole Wm. FOl'e hill Cosyn Daniel, Market !!t Dearsley Wm. Fore hill Macrow Wm. Little London Owens J. Back hill Wather Wm. Fore hill Taverns ~ Public Houses.- Anchor, Gotobed John, Fore hill Angel, Fuller Wm. Back hill Bell Inn, Spencely Thos. High st Club, Cutress R. Mar,ket st Coach ~ Horses, Barratt Jas. Broad st Coopers Arms, Crossley F. Fore hill Cutter, Jakens Joseph, Broad st Dolphin, Beaumont James, Market st George ~ Dragon, Say er J. Little London Kings Arms, Myrton S. St Marys st Lamb Inn, Beacroft Wm. High st Peacock, King John, St Marys st Queens Head, Parson Henry, Water side Rose ~ Crown, Cuttress James, Fore hill Sltip, Griffin J ames, Water side Three Crowns, Willson Thos. Fore hill Threo Horse Shoes, Markwell Jas. Thetford White Hart, Scott Matthew, Market st White Lion, Gl'iffin R. St Marys st White Swan, Benton Thos. Fore hill Tinman. Marsh W. Fore hill Tobacconist. Evans J ames, West end - Tobacco Pipe Maker. Sibley Robert, Broad st Toy Dealer. Woodcock Henry, High st Turner. Knight John, Market st Umbrella ~faker. Bradfield Edward, Fore hill Watchmakers. Harlock Robert, Market st Mathewes Robert, Market st Wheelwright.--Austin S. West end Whitesmith.--Page Thos. Chequer la Wine Merchant. Hills Elizabeth, H~h st Worsted Manufacturer. Rayner Wm. Broad st COVENEY. Name, Residence, & Profession. Harrison Thomas....................................... Bell Harrison Thomas ........................... Shopkeeper Israeli Sam. . . . . . . . . .• . . . • .. . . . . . • . . . . . . . .. . . (~ross Keys Macer William •.••..••.•..•...•.•••••.•...•• Shoemaker Post, Coaches, &c. See ELy, MEP AL. An good J ol1n ••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , Smith Black man William ............... Boot & Shoemaker Brickford Edw. . .......................... Coal Dealer Br()wn Henry .. ... .. .. . ... .. . .. • .... .. .. Beer Retailer Dunkland William ........................... Carpenter Glover Jeremiah .. .. .... .. .. .. .. • .. . .. .. Beer Retailer Jolmson Richard ..................... ~ .. Three Fishes T~adsotl Robert . . .. . .. . . . . . . . ... . • . .. . . . . . . . .. . .. . . Tailor 1\Ieeks Moses ...•.....••••..••...••..•.•...•.•..• Surgeon Myrton William ........................ Carpenter &c. Myrton William ........................... Cross Keys 0\ven John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . Red Lion Rum bard Thomas ........................... Grocer, &c. Vipa11 William •. .. . .. . .. . .. ... . .. ... . .. ..• . .•.. Brewer Waterfall Jno ... Agt. to the Amicable Insurmice Office Waterfall John ......... , ........ General Shopkeeper post, 2S Coaches, &.c. See ELY. • SUTTON. Ash ton William • . •• • . • • •• • • • • •• • • • • •• . •. . • • . . . . • Drewef Barnes William. .... .. ...... ..... .. .. .... • Beer Retailw Beddingham B. • • ... ••• • • • • •• . • • • • •. •• • • • . • . • . Carpenter Beddingham B. ...................... , .... Beer Retailer Bell Thomas • • . • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • . • • • . • • • • • . • • • Grocer &c. Bodger T. • •...••• -........ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • Grocer &e. Boutall W ...••••••.• ~ ••.••.•...•••.••.•.••• Hair Dresser Boutall W illiam ••......•••.•.•••.•.• -........... Tailor Bowtall Thomas •.••••.....•••••..••..•••.•••••.• Tailor Bradsha w William "................................. Ship Briggs John • . • • . . • • . • • • . • . • . . • . . • . . • • • • • • • • • • • • Butcher Briggs John • . •. •• •. .. . . • . . . . . . . .•. . . • . . . .. . . • . . . . . Crown Brown S. • . • • • . • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • . . • • • • • • • Tailor Bullen William .......................... ~ Beel' Retailer Bull en William • • . • • • • • . • • •• • • • • • • . • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • S1nith Cattle George. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • . • • . • • • • Baker Chambers & Cumins ......... General Shopkeepers Christmas John •••••••.••••.••••• ~················· Baker Clarke B. • . .. . .• • . . . . ••••.•.. •. • .•. .. . . . . . . . . . . . Carpenter Clarke B. . . . . . . . • • . . • • . .• • • • • •• ••• • . . • .• . . Beer Retailer Custards John ............•.•..............• "..... Miller Fawkes George ..................... Boot & Shoemaker Feast lsaac ........................ Boot & Shoemaker Garner T. . ............•.••.••....••.•..•.•... Carpenter Gibbons Samuel • ... . .. .. .. . ... .. • Boot & Shoemaker Gimbord W illiam • • . . . •• . • . . . • . . • • . • . . • • . . . . • • . . . • 'failor Gimbord Francis .............•••.•.•....•.......• Tailor Hadden J. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .... • Boot & Shoemaker Hadder John .... ... .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . Beer Retailer Haddock B .............. .,., .. .... . Boot & Shoemaker Hammond E. .. .. .. . .. . ... .. .... .. Straw Hat Maker Hammunts Ed w. • . .• • . . . •• • . • •. • • .. • . • . •. . . Carpenter Hemings John ........................... Wheelwright Hen son John....................................... Baker Higgs William ........................... Wheelwright H utchinson William ..•.....•..••..•.•••.•.... , . I. 1'ailor Lenton John ..•.••...•••..•••••.••••••••.• Beer Reta'leP Meeks E. • • ....... •• . • • • ... • •. • . • . . • . • • . •• . . Beer Retailel' Meeks William •..•••••.•••.••.•.•••••.•..•.• Grocer &c. Meeks Josh ........................................ ~ Smith Moss Ed ward •.•.•.•...•••.••••••••••.•.•. i...... Millet' Murphey John ..................... , ..... Watchmaker Oliver Matthew ........................... Beer ltetailer Owen J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Coal Dealer Parker Thomas ................................. ! . . . . Sadler Pattison John .. .. .... .. .... ... .. ... .. .. • Beer Retailer Pry or J atnes •.....•..•..•...•••••.•• ~·.... Beer Retailer Puckard G. • ................................ :. . • Surgeon Read J ames • . . . . . . . . . • . . . • . . • • • • • . • . • • . . . . . • . . . • . • Sadler Reed J os h. • • . . . • • • • . . . • . • . • • • • • • . • • . . • • . Beer Retailer Sawyer John .......•••.......•..•...•.•..• Beer Retailer Stimpson J ol1n • • •• • •• • ... • •• • • • • ••••••••••••••• •• • • Smith Sutton Robert .. .. .. .. .. .. .. •• ... • .. .... • Beer Retailer Thurlben George .............................. Chequers Thursben Mrs .•.•.•••.•••.•.••..•..• I....... Grocer &c. rfubbs John . . . . . . . . .. . .• •. . .•• ... . . •. . • . . . . •. . . . . . !\filler \Vashington John·······················~········· Tailor W ebster Thomas .. . .. .. . .. ... ..... Boot & Shoemaker W ebster Thomas .. .. ... .. • ... .. .. .. . .. .. Beer Retailer W eyman William .................. Boot & Shoemaker Whitfield Sus an • .... • • ..... • • .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. • Six: Bells Whitwell R. .. .. .. .. .. .. ........ •• .. Straw Hat Maker Wright J. . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . Butcher Wright William ..................... Miller & Maltster !lost, Coaches, &c. See ELY.- WITCHAM. Renton William ...... , ............. , ... Beer Retailer Fitcl1 Thomas •.....•..••....•••.....••• ·~ ..... Blacksmitlt Fitch Thomas ........... ., ... , .• .. .. .. .. Beer Retaile~ Fost~r Dani~l. , ........... , ................. Shopkeer~r Harnson W1lliam .................... ;, •• Black; Horse

LINTON.- CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Kitchin Ellen .r ................. .., .......... Shopkeeper Macer Robert ................ ._ ............. Blacksmith 1\facer W illiam ............................... , • Shoemaker Norman Jol1n .......................•••. , •.•.••.• Plough Parsons William ........................... Blacksmith Parsons William ................ -"·······~·••· Red Lion Powis Way man ........................ Beet Retailer Roberts Charles • • . • • • • • . • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • •• • Carpenter Russell Robert . . .. . . . . .. . . .•..•..• .• . ..... ..••.• •. Tailo1· Sharp William ............•.. , ....... ··-........ ·~ Tailor Star key Thomas • • • • . ............ ....... Beer Retailer Thaely J oseph •• .. .... .• . • . .. . ......... ..... Shoemaker Waiters J ohn ............................. ~···• Blacksmith Waluss John ... • . •• .. • ... ... ... ...... .... • White Horse "\Vhitus John .............................. • Beer Retailer Public Officer. Allan R.... Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages for the Witchford Hundred, South District Post, Coaches, &c. See ELY. LINTON .. A MARKET town on the borders of Essex, 48 miles from London through Epping, and 101 miles SE. from Cambridge: contained, in 1831, 1,678 inhabitants: the annual value of assessed property in 1815 was 3,120l. This town is very pleasantly situated on the river Granta, and the grounds round it are more varied than in most other places in this part of the county; extensive gardens in the vicinity are occupied by florists, nurserymen, and seedsmen. The market, principally for corn, is on Thursday ; and fairs are held on July 30 for sheep, and on Holy Thursday for pedlery and retaining harvest men~ The principal manufacture is that of tanned leather. The church is dedicated to the Virgin Mary; in the chancel are several monuments of the families of Paris, Loan, Flack, and Millicent; and a handsome monument, by Wilton, for Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Sclater Bacon, Esq. of Catley Park, who died in 1726. The living is a vicarage, value 204l. per annum, in the patronage of the Bishop of Ely. lit the reign of Edward Ill. here was an alien priory, suboq:linate to the abbey of St. J acutus de Insula, in the diocese of Dole in Brittany. At Barham, in this parish, was a priory of Crutched Friars as early as the year 1292. Barham Hall appears to have been formed out of the conventual building!!! soon after tha Reformation ; it is appropriated, with a few acres of land annexed, as a country-seat for the master of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge. Abington Hall, Abington Lodge, Hildersham Hall, Bartlow House, Bartlow Cottage, Westoe Lodge, Shudy Camps Park, W altons, Ashdon, and Horseheath, are seats in the neighbourhood. Between Linton and Cambridge are Gogmagog Hills, the highest eminences in the county, and •which command a very extensive prospect. Their present whimsical name is of uncertain derivation; on their tops is a triple entrenchment with two ditches, rudely circular, supposed to be of British origin; withiu the entrenchment, which encloses an area of about thirteen acres, are the house and grounds of Lord God.olphin and Farnham Royal. The gardens are extremely pleasant, and are ornamented with a .sheet of water in the centre, supplied by a machine, there being no springs within a considerable distance. Babraham House, about five miles from Linton, is the seat of Robert J ones Adeane, Esq.; it has lately been restored by P. Hard wick in the Elizabethan style, and some of the ceilings were executed by S. Nixon the sculptor. Name, Residence,&.. Profession. See also CLAssiFicATION of TRADEs, page 40. • • Ad cock John ...... _ ........................... Postmaster Adcock Robert ••••.•••••.••••• , •• 1 ....... , ••••• Maltster Alien Thos. Trip ................... MasteJ of -the Union All en .Mrs ........................ Mistress of the Union ' Arber Robert .............................. Land Surveyor Arber Robert ...... , ••••.•..•••••• Whiting Manufacturer Barnard Capt. Thos. Bartlow, near Linton ........ r••• Barton Chas ................•........... ,.tt·~,······ Carrier Barton Chas .. ..............................•......... Swan Biggs Wm ...... Agent to the Norwich Union Fire & . Life Insurance Office Black.man John ....................... , ......... •. Mal tster Brand Richard ...•........................ ·- ......... Baker Brand Robert .............................. Beer Retailer Brand Robert.~ ......... ......................... Bootmaker Bridgman Ambrose ......... Crown Commercial Inn Briggs A .............................. Straw Hat Maker Brown Tl1os .•..... ................................. Carrier Bro\vn Thos ................................. Retail Brewer Chalk Thos. P ........................ Grocer & Draper Chalk Wm ............................. , ... ._, .. , ·~ .. Carrier Chapman Rev. B. Ashden, near Linton .............. , Chappell Est her .............................. Dressmaker Chappell Susannah .................. Girls Day School Chappell Thos. Hayton ...... Agent for the Provident Life & County Fire Office i Plumber~ Glazier Copsey Martha ........................ Girls. Day School Comell James ..................... Dealer m Hardware Crane Robt ........................................ Farrier Day Dan •••••• Carpenter & Builder, & Agent to the Norwich Union Fire Jnsurance Office Day Geo .............. ....................... ~. .. Beer Retailer Dunn Miss • • .. .. • ... .. Girls Boarding & Day School Eve John D ....................... •-•·············· Tanner Fisher Rev. Edmund .............................. Vicar Gib1in J .............................. Boys & Girls School Gibson Phrebe ........................ Straw Hat Maker Gunson Sophia ..................... Straw Hat Maker Guns on W n1 ••.•••••••••.•••••••••••••••.•••• Nurseryman Glascock Benj ................................. Bricklayer Goodwin Rev. Chas. Hildersham, near Linton ..... . Goodwirl Dr •. Edw. Bartlow, near Linton ........... . Granger J ames ........................... Hair Dresser Hailes Geo. Button .............................. Builder Hammond Robert •.•••.•.•••.• ··········~··· Shopkeeper Haylock Jas ............ Boys Day & Boarding School Hopkins Rev. Thos ............ Independent Minister Holme J ames ...................................... S1lrgeon Ho ward Chas. Fred .. ............................ Surgeon Howard Thos ........ .....•.•......•.......... Fellmonger Hymns William ........................... Wheelwright Kid man Jas ............... Bricklayer & Lime Burn et Mabbert William ....•.•... ................•....... Butcher Mansfield Mrs ........................ Grocer & Draper Maris John.·-····························· CollarMaker Morley Chas ............... ..........•.....•..... Bricklayer Morley Edward .............................. Bricklayer Morley Ed.ward •. , ........................... White Hart N ichols Geo ........................................ Currier N orden William .. ................. , ......•.. "' Blacksmitll Onion M argaret ..... ......•....... .......... ,.Shopkeeper Parker Henry ........................ Grocer & Draper Payne Mary .. .. .... ......• .. .. ..........••........ Baker Pearson Rev. Geo ........... Camp Castle, near Linton Perry J ames .........................•....•.. Clog Maker Persivel Rev. , Horseheath, near Linton ........... . Pilgrim Ed,vd .........................•.......... Bell Inn Potter Dan ••. Solicitor & .Agent for the Phrenix Lite & Fire Insurance Office Pry or Rd .. ••••••••••• ..•............. •••••••••••• .... Joiner 39

CAMBRIDGBSHIRE. LINTON. Reeve Wm. Hilderskam Mill ................ .. Miller Rice Robt.. •. . .• ••••••. •• .•. • . • . •• •• . • .•• . • • • Bootmaker Richardson Sam ••••••••.•••••••••••.••••••••••.••.. Cooper Ricl1ardson Wm •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ironmonger Rodwell Rd. Little Linton ........................ Miller LINTON CLAssiFICATioN, continued Boot 4' Shoemakers. W akelin Wm. Braziers. W eatherall J ames Webb Robert Bricklayers.---Glascock Benjamin Ruse Fred •••••••••••••••.••.••••.••.•••.•• Corn Chandler Kidman J ames Salmon Edm........................ Grocer & Draper Siggs John.................................... Bootmaker Smith Thos ••••.••••••••••••••.••••.•.•.•...•••••••.. Baker Smoothy Chas ........................ Grocer & Draper Smoothy J os ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Butcher Smith Thos. ••••• •• . • • • •• •.• ••• • ••••• ••• • •• • •• . •• .• Carrier Stallibrass Susan........................... Shopkeeper Stanton Josiah ... Red Lion Commrl. Inn & Postg hs Starling Wm................................. Shopkeeper Thurnell Wm. Duxford ............ Oil & Flour Mills Tietkens John ..................... Chemist & Druggist Townsend John ...... Rope, Twine, & Sacking Maker Tyler Jas.............................. Grocer & Draper W akelin Wm................................. Bootmaker W eatherhall Jas................................. Brazier Webb John ••••.....•.•.•.......••...•.....• Beer Retailer W ebb t' John • ..-•••••..•••••••..••••.••.••.•..•.•• Blacksmith W - ebb J.l,obt.. •• • ••• ••• •• • •• • •• • •• • . • • •• • .• . • . . .• • . Brazier Whiffin Edwd ••••..••••..••.••.•........... Beer Retailer Whiffin John........................... Green Hill Inn W oollard Mary ••.••••..•••••••••...••••.••.• Shopkeeper Wright Rd ..................... Tailor & Clothes Dealer Wright Robt........ .• • . . • . • . •. . •. . •• ••• . • Wheelwright Post Office. Ad cock John................................. Postmaster Letters arrive from Cambridge at 8 morning; and are dispatched at half-past 6 evening. Posting House. Morley Charles Morley Edward Builtlers.--Biggs William Hailes Geo. Button Butchers. Mabbert William Smoothy J oseph Carpenters, ~c. Day Daniel Pryor Richard Chemist q Druggist. Fietkens John Clog Maker.---Perry J ames Collar Maker. Maris John Cooper.--Richardson Samuel Corn Cleandler. Ruse Frederick Currier. Nichols George Farrier. Crane Robert Fellmonger.--Howard Thomas Grocers ~ General Dealers. Chalk Thos. Patmore Hammond Robert Mansfield Mrs. Onion Margaret Parker Henry Salmon Edmund Smoothy Charles Stallibrass Susan Starling William Tyler James W oollard Mary Hair Dresser.---Granger J ames Hardwareman. Cornell James Ironmonger.--Richardson William Land Surveyor. Arber Robert Red Lion .................................... Stanton J os. Malsters. Ad cock Robert l'ire &. :Life Assurance Agents. Norwich Union •.....•......•...•.. ,. ...•..... Biggs Wm. Ditto •..•....•.........•.•..••..••.••. Day Dan. Phrenix.. •. • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . •. . .. • . • . . Potter Da11. Provident Life & County Fire ... Chappell Thos. H. Coaches. Cambridge, the Accommodation coach every Mon. Wed. & Fri. calJing at the Red Lion, and returns through to Colchester every Tues. Thurs. & Sat. Carriers. Blackman J ohu Millers.-Reeve William, Hildersham mills Rodwell Richard Milliner~ Dress Malcer . .r-Chappell Esther NurserJtman. Gunson William Oil~ Flour.- Thnrnall William, Duxford Painter, Plumber, cS"c.-Chappell Thos. Hayton Rffpe Maker. Townsend John Schools, Gents.---Giblin J. Hay1ock J ames Schools, Ladies.-Chappell Susannah Copsey Martha Dunn Miss Smitks.--Norden William Webb John Solicitor.--Potter Daniel Straw Hat Makers. Briggs A. Gibson Phoebe Gunson Sophia 5; Surgeons.--HolmeJames Cambridge, Charles Barton, Thomas Smith, & Thos Brown, from the Crown Inn, every Tues. Wed. & Sat. at! p. 7. London, Chalk's Wagon, every Wed. morn. at and Vans every Mon. & Fri. at 11 morn. Classification of Trades. Auctioneer.--Biggs William Bakers. Brand Richard Payne Mary Smith Thomas Beer Retailer.,, Brand Robert Brown Thomas Day George Webb John Whiffin Edward Boot~ Shoe Makers.---Brand Robert Rice Robert Siggs John 40 • Howard Charles Frederick Surveyor.--Biggs William Tanner.--Eve John Disbrow Tailor:--Wright Richard Taverns and Public Houses. Bell inn, Pilgrim Ed. Pearson Geo. Rev. Crown Commrl. Inn.-Bridgman Ambrose Green Hill Inn.·-Whiffin John Red Lion ~ Commerc. Inn 4' Posting House, Swan, Barton Charles [ Stanton J osiah White Hart, Morley Edward Wheelwrights. Wright Robert Hymus William Whiting Manufu.cturer.--Arber Robert