Enjoy a glimpse of history about West Hartlepool in County Durham, North East England, UK.
The Post Office Directory of Durham and Northumberland
by Kelly and Company
Published in 1879
The peninsula on which Hartlepool stands is washed on the north by the German Ocean, and is bounded on the north-west by what was formerly a salt marsh or slake, the greater part of which is now being converted into large docks and basins; on the other side stood the hamlets of EAST and WEST STRAUNTON (or Stranton), which had remained stationary, having in the years which elapsed between 1801 and 1831 increased their population only from 325 to 381; but, in 1841, the Port Clarence and the Stockton and Hartlepool railways opened a direct access from the interior to the coast at this point, and the promoters of these undertakings finding it inconvenient to ship their coals as they had done for some time in the "old dock" (the property at that time of the Hartlepool Dock and Railway Company), in the year 1845 obtained an Act for the construction of a harbour and dock to the south-west of the old dock at Hartlepool: the new dock was opened on the 1st of June, 1847, and while for three years the total quantity of coals conveyed by the Stockton and Hartlepool railway and shipped at the old docks was only 117,441 tons, yet during the first three years of the existence of the West harbour and docks, that is, from June, 1847, to June, 1850, the quantity shipped was 886,271 tons, and in the year ending June, 1851, no less than 578,876 tons were shipped, of which about one-fourth was to foreign countries and to our colonies.
In May, 1852, the Leeds and Thirsk railway connected this place with their system by a branch line. On the 1st of June following, a second dock of 14 acres (called the "Jackson Dock," after Ralph Ward Jackson, esq. chairman of the West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway Company) was opened, and on the 3rd June, 1856, the third, or Swainson Dock, of 12½ acres was opened. There are now (1878) new docks being formed, and near completion, of about 20 acres, which will give considerable increase of quay room. The harbour contains 44 acres within the shelter of its piers, and the docks, 46½ acres more, are capable of receiving 500 sail of ships at one time. The depths of water in the West Harbour are stated to be at neap tides 17 feet, spring tides 21 feet, and ships of a large class, with 18 feet draught, load out in coal from the dock with ease, safety, and dispatch.
During the year 1876 the quantity of coal and coke shipped here was 838,677 tons, and the number of ships entered to load and for refuge was 4,131; the amount of merchandise goods shipped was 48,755 tons; the imports were 255,211 quarters of grain, 418,947 loads of timber, 54,184 tons of general goods, 2,131 head of cattle, and 7,757 sheep and pigs. The declared value to the Customs of merchandise shipped from West Hartlepool during the year 1876, by means of its lines of first-class steamers running to Hamburg and Gothenburg and other parts to the west of the Continent, amounted to £1,477,463. On the 31st of March, 1878, there were 203 vessels with an aggregate tonnage of 101,737 belonging to the port. The trade returns for the year ending same date were—foreign cargoes inward, 1,393; tons, 380,128; foreign cargoes outward, 1,809; tons, 498,728; ballast inward, 490; tons, 128,668; ballast outward, 169; tons, 88,635; coasting cargoes inward, 609; tons, 85,182; coasting cargoes outward, 3,039; tons, 393,815; duties received, customs &c. £19,462; ditto on account of mercantile marine, £13,812.
The whole of the docks, warehouses, and railways became in 1865 the property of the North Eastern Railway Company, by which railway communication to all parts of the kingdom is effected, and is constant, rapid and direct.
The staple trade of the town consists of extensive iron and steel manufactories, iron ship building, steam sawing and planing mills, and a steam corn mill, brick, lime, cement and grease manufactories, creosote and paint works, exportation of coal and coke, the importation of timber and general produce; there are also graving docks for the repairs of ships of a large class. Here are three banks, those of Messrs. Backhouse and Co. a branch of the National Provincial Bank of England, and a branch of the North Eastern Banking Company.
The principal object in natural curiosities here is a submerged forest, forming part of the sea-beach, where perfect acorns and hazel nuts, probably grown twenty centuries since, may frequently be picked up.
The town is comprised in two ecclesiastical parishes—Christ Church, or West Hartlepool, and St. James's, formed out of the old parish of Stranton. Christ Church is in the Early English style, and was erected in 1854 by Ralph Ward Jackson, esq. M.P. at a cost of £12,000: it consists of chancel, nave, transepts, and lofty tower (originally intended for a beacon), which contains a peal of 6 bells: the windows are all stained and there is a fine organ. The register dates from the year 1854. The living is a vicarage, with residence, yearly value about £400, in the gift of the Bishop of Durham and held by the Rev. Charles Edwin Palmer, who is non-resident: the curate-in-charge is the Rev. James Knowles Harrison.
St. James' church, situate in Whitby street, is in the Early Decorated style, and consists of chancel, nave and aisles, and is capable of seating 600 persons: it was erected in 1868, at a cost of about £3,000, but the chancel and north aisle have been added since. The register dates from the year 1868. The living is a perpetual curacy, yearly value £200, in the gift of the Bishop of Durham and held by the Rev. Charles Atkinson Bullick, M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin.
St. Joseph's Catholic chapel is in Church street, but a more handsome and commodious building is to be erected: there are schools in connection with this chapel.
The Jews' Synagogue, situated in Whitby street, is a small plain building, erected in 1872, at a cost of £1,100, including site, and is capable of seating 170 persons: in the rear is a school-room, to hold 80 children.
The Congregational church, in Tower street, is a handsome and commodious structure, erected in 1857, at a cost of £4,000, and is capable of seating 700 persons.
The United Methodists have two chapels here, in Lynn and Burbank streets; the former is a stone building, erected in 1851, at a cost of £700, to seat 550 persons; in 1861 this chapel was enlarged, at a cost of £1,000, and has now sittings for 800: the latter is a large brick building, erected in 1868 at a cost of £1,130, including site: this building is now used as a school and class-rooms, at which there are 500 children attending. A chapel was built in 1875 immediately adjoining the last mentioned: it is a fine commodious place of worship, will seat 1,100 persons, and cost £6,000.
The Wesleyan chapel, erected in 1871-2, at a cost of £5,000, is a handsome brick building, with stone dressings, in the Italian style: the front is entirely of stone, and consists of a Corinthian portico of four columns, access being had by a noble flight of steps extending the whole width of the chapel: there are sittings for 1,250 persons: beneath the chapel, on the basement, is a large school-room, capable of seating 600 children, in connection with which are four vestries and a large meeting-room.
The old Wesleyan chapel is used as a Temperance hall.
The Primitive Methodist chapel is a large stone building, erected in 1861, at a cost of £1,500, and is capable of seating 700 persons: the school is being enlarged and extensive alterations are being made in the interior of the chapel, at an additional cost of £1,100. There is also a Primitive Methodist chapel at Middleton.
The Methodist New Connexion and Baptists have also places of worship here.
There is a handsome schoolhouse in Church square, attended by 300 boys, 300 girls, and 200 infants; also several other National and private schools, well attended: there are Sunday schools held in connection with each place of worship.
The Police Station, situate at the junction of Church street and Clarence road, is a large brick building, with stone dressings, erected in 1872, at a cost of about £4,500; the court-room, at which the petty sessions are held every Monday, is 46 ft. long, 21 ft. wide, and 20 ft. high. There are six cells, three for males and three for females; one of each number is used for disorderlies; there are also retiring rooms for the justices and witnesses. The superintendent and some of the force reside on the premises. The force consists of 1 superintendent, 1 inspector, 6 sergeants and 28 constables, who are under the control of the chief of the county constabulary. There is also a station in Knowles street.
The Hartlepool Exchange, in Mainsforth terrace, is a handsome Gothic structure, built of red brick with stone dressings: it was erected in 1875, at a cost of £10,000, and contains a large hall, used as a mercantile exchange; the rest of the building is divided into suites of offices, the north-eastern portion being occupied by the Post Office; the North Eastern Bank (branch) is also located in this building.
The Mechanics’ and Literary Institute is a handsome stone building in Church street, with a full suite of rooms, including reading-room, library containing 3,000 volumes, and museum; also a large concert hall and lecture-room. The Government School of Art, established here in 1874, also occupies a portion of this building.
The Druids and Freemasons have halls here.
The Gaiety Theatre, situate in Mainsforth terrace, is a handsome building in the Corinthian style, erected in 1868, at a cost of £6,000, and is capable of holding 1,800 people. There is a plentiful supply of water in case of fire, and the place can be cleared in two minutes, by 5 doors.
The Victoria Theatre Royal, in Whitby street, is a plain brick building, capable of holding about 1,500 people; the stage is 22 feet by 26 feet.
The market day is on Saturday.
The “Northern Evening Mail” is published here daily; the “South Durham Mercury,” with which the “Stockton and Hartlepool Mercury” is incorporated, is published here every Friday evening, and the “South Durham Herald” every Saturday.
Gross estimated rental, £139,474; rateable value, £111,657, which includes the whole of the parish of Stranton. In January, 1858, its population was 12,200 and in 1871 was 22,250, including Stranton and Middleton.
Middleton in Stranton is a place situated between East and West Hartlepool: it is in the civil parish of Stranton, ecclesiastical parish of Christ Church, West Hartlepool, and is governed by a Local Board, which was created in 1867: the extensive iron works of Thos. Richard and Son are here, also the shipbuilding yard belonging to Edward Withy and Co.; besides which there are boat builders, packing makers, coppersmiths, and other branches of the shipbuilding trade.
Official Establishments, Local Institutions &c.
POST & MONEY ORDER & TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Savings Bank & Insurance & Annuity Office.—John Hodgson, postmaster. Mails arrive from London & all parts at 6.30 a.m. 1.20 p.m. & 5 p.m
DESPATCHES.
London, Leeds, York & South .... 9.55 a.m
Darlington, Stockton, Middlesbro’, Yarm, Red-car, Saltburn, Richmond, Bishop Auckland, Barnard Castle, Scotland & the North ........ 12.55 p.m
Hartlepool .......................................... 4.30 p.m
Darlington ........................................ 5.10 p.m
London, & all parts .......................... 6.35 p.m
London, do. do. ................................ 8.40 p.m
Hartlepool .......................................... 9.0 p.m
Money orders are granted & paid at this office from 9 a.m till 6 p.m. & on saturdays till 8 p.m. Telegrams are received & forwarded between the hours of 7 a.m. & 8 p.m. except sundays, when the hours are from 7.30 a.m. to 10 a.m. & from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. The mails are dispatched on sundays for all parts at 4.10 p.m. Pillar boxes, Church street, cleared at 12.55 p.m. & 6.20 p.m. Upper Church street, cleared at 12.50 p.m. & 6.15 p.m. Wall Letter Boxes, Lynn street, cleared at 12.10 p.m. & 4.40 p.m.; the Docks, 6.10 p.m
IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS.
Edward Turnbull (chairman) | Stevenson Lee
Thomas Furness | Francis English
Cuthbert Emerson | George Mitchell
John Hawkridge | William H. Crosby
Thomas E. Pyman | John W. Cameron
Matthew Rickinson | Charles T. Casebourne
John Magoris | Robert Lauder
Robinson Murray
Clerk, William Wilkinson Brunton, Albert terrace
Medical Officer, Samuel Gourley, M.D
Surveyor & Inspector of Nuisances, George Scott, Church street
Collector, Daniel Downey, Athenæum, Church street
COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR HARTLEPOOL WARD.
PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION.
William Charles Ward Jackson, esq
William Joseph Young, esq. Wolviston house, Wolviston
William Edward Surtees, esq. Seaton Carew
Stephen Robinson, esq. Moor house, Hartlepool
Thomas Richardson, esq. The Fryerage, Yarm
Thomas Walker, esq. Staincliffe, Seaton Carew
Richard Corker Walker, esq. Owton Fence house, Greatham
George Moore, esq. M.D. Hastings lodge, Hartlepool
James Groves, esq. 7 Albion terrace, Hartlepool
William Gray, esq. The Cottage, Greatham
Riton Oldham, esq. M.D. Church street, West Hartlepool
George Pyman, esq. The Willows, West Hartlepool
Clerk, Thomas Belk
Petty sessions are held at the Court Room every monday in the New Police Station
The following townships are included in the division:— Stranton, Seaton Carew, Greatham, Dalton Piercy, Elwick, Elwick Hall, Hart, Throston, Thorpe Bulmer, Claxton, Brierton
HARTLEPOOL PILOTAGE COMMISSIONERS.
Office, Church street
Clerk, Edward Turnbull
Deputy Clerk, Tobias Harry Tilly
Pilotmaster, Henry Chilton Hood, Middleton
CONSULS.
Belgian, George Pyman, Victoria terrace
Brazilian, E. C. Jobson, Church street
German Empire, Otto Trechman, Victoria terrace
Italian, E. C. Jobson, Church street
Netherlands, James Groves, Victoria terrace
VICE-CONSULS
Chile, Ernest Berner, Albert terrace
French, Edward Walker Garbutt, Victoria terrace
Spanish, Prosper Veulles, Victoria terrace
Sweden & Norway, Geo. Horsley, Dock offices, Victoria ter
United States, Christian Nielsen, Victoria terrace
Russian, Hy. Fawcus (vice-consular agent), Commercial ter
Uruguay Republic, B. R. Huntley, Albert terrace
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
East Coast Iron Steam Ship Mutual Insurance Association (George Jsph. Hy. Hogg, sec.), Commercial bldgs
Neptune Marine Insurance Co. Limited (Thomas Blenkinsop, sec.), Commercial terrace
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Atlas Fire, W. T. Tate, National Provincial Bank, Church st
English & Scottish Law Life, E. C. Jobson, 3 Church st
Liverpool & London & Globe, W. W. Brunton, Albert ter
London Assurance Corporation, R. C. Walton, Wellington road; R. Hart
London Guarantee & Accident, Manchester Fire & National Provident, M. Coates, 52 & 53 Church street
Ocean Railway & National Accident & Scottish Union & National, T. Blenkinsop, Commercial terrace
Queen, T. Barraclough, Steam Navigation Co. The Docks, Victoria terrace; T. B. Burdon & Son, Victoria terrace; R. Burgess, 9 Archer street
Royal, W. H. Wise, Albion chambers, George street; J. S. Charlton, Milton street; T. Hope, 3 Albert terrace
Royal Exchange, M. Emerson, Dock Office buildings
Scottish Provident Institution, J. Mitchell, Albert terrace
Standard Life, W. W. & T. P. Brunton, Albert terrace; W. Nicol, Backhouse & Co.’s bank
Star Life, J. Oughtred, National Provincial Bank, Church st
Sun Fire, J. Bakewell, Commercial terrace
HARTLEPOOLS PORT SANITARY AUTHORITY.
Offices, Albert terrace
Cuthbert Emerson, esq. chairman
Edward Turnbull
Robinson Murray
John W. Cameron
John Hawkridge
George Mitchell
Matthew Rickinson
Thomas E. Pyman
Thomas Furness
James Groves
} Members for West Hartlepool
George Horsley
Jabez Woods
} Members for Hartlepool
Thomas Trewick
Thomas Tweddell
} Members for Throston
John Robson Reay, Member for Middleton
Clerk, William Wilkinson Brunton, Albert terrace
Medical Officer, Samuel Gourley, M.D. Scarborough street
Inspector, H. C. Hood, Middleton
MIDDLETON LOCAL BOARD.
Offices, Albert terrace.
Board day, first thursday in each month
Thomas Richardson, esq. chairman
Clerk, John B. Strover
Medical Officer, Dr. Atkinson
Inspector, Collector & Surveyor, William Mowbray
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
American Lloyd’s Universal Registry of Shipping, Albert terrace; Huntley, Berner & Co. surveyors for the port of Hartlepool
Cemetery, Hart road, Thomas Hugill, keeper
Chamber of Commerce, Commercial terrace, Edward Turnbull, chairman; Thomas Blenkinsop, secretary
Custom House, Church street, Robert Scott, collector; M. Patterson, chief clerk; W. J. Hodgson & H. C. Manners, first class clerks; John Coverdale, W. D. Ramsey, & Joseph Pallett, writers; R. Miller & J. Doyle, first class examining officers; 4 second class clerks, 7 second class examining officers, 9 first class & 13 second class outdoor officers, 10 preferable extra men
Druids’ Hall, Surtees street, Fras. Allinson, hall keeper
Durham Artillery (4th) Volunteer Corps, head quarters, Church street; Henry Fawcus, captain commanding
Fire Engine & Fire Escape Stations, Lower Market yard, R. Mothersdale, superintendent
Freemasons’ Hall, Upper Church street
Hartlepools Exchange, Tobias Harry Tilly, secretary
Inland Revenue Office, Central hall, Church street; Wm. Gregory, collector
Lloyd’s Register Office, Victoria terrace, Samuel Palmer Gladstone, Frederick W. Bonniwell, William Davidson & James Bain, surveyors
Overseers’ Offices, Central Hall, Church street, Emanuel Lawson Spence, registrar of births, deaths & marriages; James Taylor, assistant overseer and collector
Police Stations, Clarence rd. & Knowles st. W. Marley, supt
Royal National Life Boat Institution (branch of), C. A. Baker, secretary
Slaughter Houses, Hart road, Hugh M’Gregor, manager
Stamp Office, Church street, John Procter, distributor
Turn Office, Dock side, Joseph Marham, staith master
Vaccination Station, Church square
Gaiety Theatre of Varieties, Mainsforth terrace, Joseph Midgley, proprietor
Victoria Theatre Royal, Whitby street, Claude Shaw, proprietor & manager
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Assistant Overseer & Collector, James Taylor, Central hall, Church street
Board of Trade Inspector, Wm. Olliver, 18 Archer street
Collector of Inland Revenue, Wm. Gregory, Central hall, Church street
Commissioners for Administering Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature, W. W. Brunton, Albert terrace; Ralph Bell, Church street, Thomas Belk, Commercial buildings; Higson Simpson, Church street; John B. Strover, Albert terrace
Dock & Harbour Master, Joseph Stobhart, Dock house
Inspector of Cattle, Lodging Houses, Licences, Nuisances & of Weights & Measures, William Marley, Police office, Clarence road
Lloyd’s Agents, Robert Irvine & Co. Harbour Dock yard
Market Keeper, Isaac Stockton, Lynn street
Notaries Public, Edward Turnbull, Church street; Wm. W. Brunton, Albert terrace: R. Bell, Church street; Thomas Belk, Commercial buildings; John B. Strover, Albert terrace; William Todd, 8 Church street
Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages, Emanuel Lawson Spence, Central hall, Church street
Relieving Officer, Emanuel Lawson Spence, Central hall, Church street
Stamp Distributor, John Proctor, 3 Church street
Surveyors of American Lloyd’s Registry, Huntley, Berner & Co. Albert terrace
Superintendent of Police, W. Marley, Clarence road
Town Crier, Thomas Anderson, Surtees street
Veterinary Inspector of the Privy Council for the Port of Hartlepool, Henry Peele, Tower street
Veterinary Inspector for the Petty Sessional Division of the County under the new Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act, 1878, Henry Peele, Tower street
PLACES OF WORSHIP.
CHURCHES.
Christ Church, Rev. Charles Edwin Palmer, vicar; Rev. James Knowles Harrison, curate in charge
St. James’, Whitby street, Rev. Charles Atkinson Bullick, m.a. incumbent
St. Joseph’s Catholic, Church st. Rev. James Shea, priest
Catholic Apostolic Church, Stockton street
Jews’ Synagogue, Whitby street
CHAPELS.
Baptist, Tower street, Rev. Henry Gray, minister
Baptist Mission Room, Thornton street
Congregational, Tower street, Rev. Thos. Lawson, minister
Primitive Methodist, Commercial st. Middleton, ministers various
Primitive Methodist, Whitby street, ministers various
United Methodist Free Church, Burbank street, ministers various
United Methodist Free Church, Lynn street, ministers various
Wesleyan, Cambridge road, ministers various
Wesleyan, Musgrave street, ministers various
SCHOOL BOARD.
Offices, 2 Church street.
Board day, every fourth thursday
Clerk, Ralph Hutchinson Young
Organising Teacher, Thomas Austen
Warden, Henry Bell
SCHOOLS.
Exchange (Board), Mainsforth terrace (mixed), Henry Orton, master; Miss Jane Hannah Burgess, assistant mistress
Government School of Art, Athenæum, Church street, Edmund E. Denyer, head master
St. John’s (Board), Church street, Middleton, Robert Walton, master; Miss Mary Ellen Wilson, mistress
St. Joseph’s Catholic, Whitby street, Christopher Lynch, master; Miss Susanna Loan, infants’ mistress
St. Paul’s Board (mixed), Mainsforth ter. Thomas Proctor, master; Miss Elizabeth Hodgson, assistant-mistress
Ward Jackson (Board), Musgrave street, Robert Burgess, master; Miss Greatword, mistress; Miss Carnochan, infants’ mistress
Wesleyan Day, Robinson street, John Dunbavand, master; Miss Elizabeth Harland, mistress
West Hartlepool Public, Church square, Henry William Howard, master; Miss Eliza Ann Crofts, mistress; Miss Jane Dunnett, infants’ mistress
NEWSPAPERS.
Northern Echo (branch office), Church st. published daily; Robert Stephenson, agent
Northern Evening Mail, Princes street, West Hartlepool Newspaper & Printing Co. Limited, proprietors; John Percival Swan, manager
South Durham Herald, Princess street, published saturday, West Hartlepool Newspaper & Printing Co. Limited, proprietors; John Percival Swan, manager
South Durham & Cleveland Mercury (branch office), Church street, published friday evening; David Cunningham, publisher
North Eastern Railway (West Hartlepool Section), Railway Offices, Albert terrace: Dock Offices, Victoria terrace; William Rutherford Hunter, William Charles Copperthwaite, Isaac Lowthian Bell, John Fagg Elliott, James Hartley, Joseph Whitwell Pease & Isaac Wilson, esqrs., local directors; C. A. Baker, sectional sec.; John Bland, sectional supt.; Robinson Murray, dock engineer; Chas. Learman, goods agent: Joseph Stobhart, harbour & dock master; Joseph Marlham, staith master; Thomas Hope, station master
Cabs & cars to meet every train
CARRIERS.
HARTLEPOOL—Richard Lee, twice daily
STOCKTON-ON-TEES—John Smith, from Burbank street on wednesday & saturday
WATER CONVEYANCE.
HAMBURG & GOTHENBURG.—The West Hartlepool Steam Navigation Company’s iron screw vessels leave every wednesday & saturday night for the former, returning from Hamburg every tuesday & friday nights
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Ainsley Richard, 32 Scarborough street
Alderson Thos. Dalton ho. Stockton st
Alsop Michael Satterthwaite, Fountn. ter
Armstrong James, Avenue house
Arnot Mrs. 1 Bell terrace
Ascheroft Rev. Thomas [Methodist], Whitby street
Atkins George, Whitby street
Atkinson James, M.D. Tower street
Atkinson William, Victoria road
Audas James, Lower Reed street
Baker Charles A. Upper Church street
Banks Andrew, Milton street
Barnard John Freeman, 23 Thornton st
Barraclough Thomas, South terrace
Barton William, Raby ho. Thornton rd
Basnett John Thomas, 10 Bell terrace
Bates James, Whitby street
Battersby Frank, Hanover street
Battersby Thomas, Hanover street
Baumann Herman Gustave William, Cambridge road
Beck Frederick Lester, 21 Thornton st
Bedlington Isaac, York road
Bell Joseph, 8 Bell terrace
Bennett Mrs. Springfield ho. Wellngtn. rd
Berner Ernest Peter Julius, Cambridge rd
Berven John Christian William, York rd
Biggart Sam, M.D. 116 Scarborough st
Bird William, Fountain terrace
Bland John, Clarence ho. Clarence rd
Boodie Henry Austin, Springfield house, Avenue road
Bowes George, South Scarborough st
Bowes William Burwood, 23 Ward st
Briggs William, 1 Albert street
Brown Christopher, Wellington road
Brown John, Wellington road
Brown John, York road
Brown Miss, 72 Scarborough street
Brown Mrs. Fountain terrace
Brown Tiplady, Wellington road
Brunton Thomas, Upper Church street
Bullick Rev. Charles Atkinson, M.A. [incumbent of St. James’s], South ter
Bulmer Mrs. 17 Brunswick street
Burton Charles, 4 Bell terrace
Calver Robert, 35 Tower street
Calvert George, 6 Bell terrace
Camphill Francis, 117 Scarborough st
Carruthers Mrs. 17 Scarborough street
Carter George, 13 Tower street
Casber Amer, Alexander ho. Avenue rd
Casebourne Charles Townshend, Cleveland house, Wellington road
Charlton Mrs. 15 Thornton street
Clark Mrs. 7 Brunswick street
Clasper Robert, Milton street
Clayton John, 12 Scarborough street
Coates Matthew, Eden ho. South ter
Colling Robert, 97 Scarborough street
Collinson Walter, 12 Alma place
Corner Edward, 4 Cambridge road
Craven William, York road
Crosby William Harrison, Low. Reed st
Coulson Robert, Hanover street
Coverdale Robert Hawkswell, Avenue rd
Coxon William Dawson, Fountain ter
Crowe Mrs. 2 Bell terrace
Davis Thomas Jackson, 9 Tower street
Davison Mrs. 119 Scarborough street
Douglas Christopher, 43 Tower street
Douglas John, 7 Scarborough street
Downey Daniel, 12 Temperance street
Dumbavand John, 17 Ward street
Duncan Mrs. Tower street
Edwards Mrs. 50 Scarborough street
Emerson Cuthbert, Montague ho. Hart rd
Emerson Isaac Brown, Swainson house, Hart road
Emerson John, 7 Bell terrace
Emerson Magnus, 19 Thornton street
Errickson Hans, Cambridge road
Etheridge Thomas, 43 Tower street
Evans Rees, 18 Scarborough street
Fabriel Henry Baker, 29 Thornton st
Fea John Peter, Wellington road
Fielding Turner, Bell terrace
Fisher William Hunter, Winthorpe house, Wellington road
Fletcher Francis, 109 Scarborough st
Fletcher Mrs. Peckett ho. Thornton st
Foreman Sidney, West ho. Clarence rd
Forster John, Victoria road
Fryer Edward, Scarborough street
Furness John, South terrace
Garry James, 1 Church street
Gilbert Wm. Winkworth, 11 Scarboro’ st
Gill Misses, Fountain terrace
Gjertsen Lars, Musgrave street
Glendinning Hen. Kirtley, 19 Adelaide st
Gourley Samuel, M.D. Church square
Grainger Barton, 12 Frederick street
Grass William Julius, 58 Commercial street, Middleton
Gray Rev. Henry [Baptist], Burbank st
Gregory William, Avenue road
Hagan Henry Jay, 70 Scarborough st
Hardy John, Ethelbert ho. Victoria rd
Harland Geo. Blenkhorn, 33 Scarboro’ st
Harris Abraham, Church square
Hawkridge John, 12 Adelaide street
Headlam William, 96 Scarborough st
Hedley Francis, 29 Scarborough street
Hirschfield Israel, Tower street
Hodgson George, 16 Surtees street
Hodgson John, Avenue road
Hodgson Joseph, York road
Hogg Geo. Joseph Henry, Victoria rd
Hope Thomas, 5 Scarborough street
Horseman Mrs. Upper Church street
Howell Samuel, Whitby street
Hunter Thomas, Hanover street
Huntrods Leonard, Fern vil. Victoria rd
Hutchinee William Atkinson, Raglan place, Cambridge road
Hutchinson John, 1 Moseley street
Inglis Alexander, 16 Swainson street
Irvine Robert, Orchard ho. Clarence rd
Irvine Robt. jun. Louvine ldg. Hart rd
Jack Richard, Fountain terrace
Jackson John, 14 Surtees street
Jenson Henry, Whitby street
Jepsea Sera, South terrace
Jobson Robert, 81 Scarborough street
Johnson Alfred, Milton street
Johnson Edward, York road
Johnson Francis, 27 Archer street
Johnson Jonathan, Thornton street
Jones Francis, 113 Scarborough street
Jones George, 8 Tower street
Kilvington Rev. James [Wesleyan], 26 Scarborough street
Kirkup George, 27 Thornton street
Lamb Henry, 25 Tower street
Lane Samuel Charles, Wellington road
Lauder Rbt. Prospect ho. Wellington rd
Lawson Rev. Thomas [Congregational], Cambridge road
Leckie Andrew, 6 Cambridge road
Lewis Thomas Scaife, Temperance st
Loan Mrs. 35 Scarborough street
Lockwood Benjamin, Fountain terrace
Lucas John William, 20 Swainson st
Lundstron Albin, Lower Reed street
Maccall Thomas, M.D. 76 Scarboro’ st
Mackechnie David, L.R.C.P. EDIN. 22 Scarborough street
McLean William, Wellington road
Marley William, Clarence road
Mason William, Fountain terrace
Mason Thomas, 93 Scarborough street
Mears Edward, Springfield ho. Avenue rd
Mellanby Joseph, Burbank street
Meredith Wm. Metcalfe, 52 Scarboro’ st
Merryweather Richard Wm. 11 Ward st
Metcalfe John, 71 Scarborough street
Meyer Harry H. Staith house
Middleton Robert Morton, 1 Fountain house, Cleveland road
Middleton Thomas, 1 Cambridge road
Miller James, York road
Mitchell George, Hart road
Monkhouse Mrs. 17 Princes’ street
Mossman Thomas, Cleveland road
Muers Henry Frederick, Middle Park house, Victoria road
Murray Robinson, Raglan place, Cambridge road
Nicol Walter, Church street
Oldam Riton, J.P. 48 Church street
Oliver Thomas, 7 Tower street
Olsen Hans, York road
Orren Humphrey, 19 Ward street
Oughtred Mrs. 2 South terrace
Owen William Robert, 1 South terrace
Park William, 16 Tower street
Patterson Matt. 2 Fountain ho. Hart rd
Pearson George, 9 Ward street
Pearson William, 99 Scarborough street
Peele Henry, Tower street
Penman John Donaldson, Avenue road
Perry James, Raglan pl. Cambridge rd
Petre George, 18 Ward street
Pigg John, Newton Cambridge road
Pounder Robinson, York road
Proctor Thomas, Whitby street
Pyman George, J.P. The Willows
Pyman Thomason, York road
Pyman Thomas English, West house, Clarence road
Quincey Joseph, Wellington road
Race Mrs. 20 Temperance street
Reuss Gerter, 55 Tower street
Richardson James, 19 Lynn street
Richtering Bernard, 78 Scarboro’ street
Rickinson John, Eskdale house
Rickinson Matthew, Havelock house
Rickinson Valentine, Church street
Riersdale John, Milton street
Robinson Thomas, Lynnfield house, Hart road
Roe William, Victoria road
Rooke Charles Bowden, South terrace
Saergeant Robert, 39 Brunswick street
Salmon Jonathan, 2 Scarborough st
Seropealler Hill, 6 Scarboro’ street
Scurr William, Clarence house, York rd
Seal Walter, Westfield house, Wellington road
Sharp Henry, Burbank street
Sharpe Henry James, Burbank street
Sharper Dixon Taylor, 17 Thornton st
Shea Rev. James [Catholic], 4 Scarborough street
Simpson Higson, Victoria road
Simpson Robert Woodliffe, 82 Scarborough street
Simpson Thomas Henry, Whitby street
Sisson Mrs. York road
Smith Joseph, Lambton street
Smith Mrs. 20 Reed street
Smith Mrs. South Scarborough street
Smith William, 1 Upper Ward street
Smurthwaite John, Stamford house, Victoria road
Speed Miss, 51 Scarborough street
Spence James, South Scarborough st
Spensley Thomas Edward, Musgrave st
Spink Mrs. 5 Brunswick street
Stafford Joseph, York road
Stamp Mrs. Milton street
Steel William John, Burbank street
Stephenson George, Portland house, Wellington road
Stockton John, 1 Brunswick street
Sutherland Walter, M.D. 121 Scarboro’ st
Sutton George Ambrose, 9 Thornton st
Swanwick Eustace, M.L.R.C.P. LOND. White house
Tate Mrs. 3 Albert street
Taylor George, Fountain terrace
Taylor James, 98 Scarborough street
Taylor Stephenson, Fountain terrace
Thompson Charles, York road
Thompson Isaac, 66 Scarborough street
Thompson John Fairland, 2 Ward street
Tindale Thomas, 10 Scarborough street
Todd John, Archer street
Todd William, South Scarborough street
Tonkys Joseph, 23 Surtees street
Trewbitt Thomas, Victoria road
Turnbull Edward, Fountain terrace
Turner John, Whitby street
Tweddell John, York road
Veulles Prosper, 12 Cambridge road
Vick Richard William, 13 Ward street
Walker Miss, South terrace
Walton Robert Chisholm, Wellington rd
Warley Robert, Whitby street
Watson William, 23 Adelaide street
White Frederick, Hanover street
White Henry, 6 Hart road
Whitehead William, 30 Scarborough st
Withey Mrs. Raglan place
Wilson Archibald, 90 Scarborough street
Wilson James, 13 Scarborough street
Wilson John, 19 Archer street
Wilson Mrs. 6 Adelaide street
Wise Mrs. Lower Reed street
Wise William Henry, Wellington road
Wiseman William Turner, 16 Temperance street
Withy Edward, Avon villa
Withy Mrs. Raglan place, Cambridge rd
Witty Charles, Lower Reed street
Witty Mrs. Lower Reed street
Wood Alfred, 15 Scarborough street
Worthy Christopher, 3 Mosley street
Woodiwis Wm. Somerville, 46 Scarboro’ st
Young Ralph Hutchinson, Upper Church street
COMMERCIAL.
Abbey Andrew, hairdresser, Musgrave street
Abey Henry, shopkeeper, Lynn street
Abraham Gabriel L. jeweller, 25 Church street
Abrahams Israel & Gabriel Levi, jewellers, 17 Lynn street
Abram Israel, tea dealer, 10 New Market
Addison Robert, tailor, 6 Thomas street
Addison Thomas, general dealer, Abbey street
Adlard William, draper, 25 Lynn street
Advance Permanent Benefit Building Society, William John Sivewright, sec. 65 Church street
Adwick Elijah, master mariner, 85 Scarborough street
Adwick Robert, grocer, 7 Lynn street
Ainsley Thomas George, surgeon, 32 Scarborough street
Alderson Eleanor (Mrs.), lodging house, 1 Grace street
Alderson George, builder, Musgrave street
Allason John George, draper, Lynn street
Allison Francis, oilman, Tower street
Allison William, miller, Musgrave street
Alsop Michael Satterthwaite, ship surveyor, Dockside
Altham Abraham, tea merchant, Lynn street
Anderson Jane (Miss), dressmaker, 19 Temperance street
Anderson John, beer retailer, Tennant street
Ansen Thomas, commercial agent, Church street
Anson Elizabeth, Normanby Arms, Dock street
Appleby Thomas & Co. coal exporters & shipowners, Commercial terrace
Appleby Frank William, ironmonger, Lynn street
Appleby George, beer retailer, Lynn street
Armstrong James, saw mills, Sedgwick saw mills
Armstrong Joseph, boot & shoe maker, Dock street
Armstrong Joseph, boot & shoe maker, 69 Stockton street
Armstrong Richard, marine store dealer, Burbank street
Arnison John, printer, Princess street
Assman Albert, ship chandler, George street
Atkins Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 94 Scarborough st
Atkins Frederick, carver & gilder, see Smelt & Atkins
Atkins Geo. grocer, tea dlr. & provision mer. 49 Pilgrim st
Atkinson Cowper & Co. timber merchants, Albert terrace
Atkinson George, North Eastern, Lynn street
Atkinson Jas. grocer & provsn. dlr. Whitby st. & Seville st
Atkinson James, M.D. surgeon, Tower street
Atkinson Joseph, butcher, Musgrave street
Atkinson Michael Vincent, boot & shoe maker, Whitby street
Atkinson Thomas, grocer, Hill street
Atkinson Thomas, saddler & harness maker, Whitby street
Audas Joshua, butcher, Lynn street
Ayres John Richard, fruiterer, 11 George street
Ayton Thomas, shopkeeper, 15 York street
Backhouse Jonathan & Co. bankers (Walter Nicol, manager) Church street; draw on Barclay, Bevan & Co. London
Baggally William, shopkeeper, 51 Stockton street
Baines Caleb, tailor, 17 New market & 5 Andrew street
Bainbridge John, fruiterer, Burbank street
Bainbridge & Walters, fruit merchants, Whitby street
Baker Joseph, master mariner, 25 Thornton street
BAKEWELL JOHN & Co. commission, shipping & forwarding agents, Commercial terrace
Balham Moses, china & glass warehouse, Church street
Balshaw Robert, shopkeeper, Vine street, Middleton
Banks Thomas, greengrocer, 2 John street
Barff William, master mariner, Milton street
Barker John, Prince of Wales, Commercial st. Middleton
Barker John, Market, Lynn street
Barker Joseph, draper, Lynn street
Barker Thomas, beer retailer, 60 Church street
Barkley John, shopkeeper, 5 Albert street
Barnes George, master mariner, 11 Brunswick street
Barrett Michael, beer retailer, 12 Warwick place
Barron Albert, tailor, 48 Rokeby street
Barron Elizabeth (Mrs.), dressmaker, 48 Rokeby street
Bartels Peter Henry, mineral water manufacturer, Tower st
Batlam Isaac, general dealer, 36 Brunswick street
Bates Lottie (Mrs.), eating house, 3 Adelaide street
Bauman Herman Gustav Wilhelm, coal exporter, see Lister, Bauman & Co
Baxter Alexander, wholesale & family wine & spirit merchant, 16 & 17 Church street & Lynn street
Beach Robert, butcher, Whitby street
Bedlington Robert, master mariner, Johnson street
Beedle William, baker, 5 Brown street
Belgian Consulate (George Pyman, consul), Victoria terrace
Belk Thomas, solicitor, notary public & extra commissioner in the Irish Court of Chancery, Commercial buildings
Bell Christopher, dairyman, 9 New market
Bell Edwin Wright, solicitor, 64 Church street
Bell Henry, greengrocer, 5 George street
Bell James John, accountant, 4 Surtees street
Bell Ralph, solicitor & notary public, 64 Church street
Bell William, beer retailer, Alma street
Bell William, builder, Milton street
Benjamin David, jeweller, 42 Brunswick street
Benjamin Samuel, jeweller, 23 Brunswick street
Bensley James, jun. Fleece, Hope street
Benson William, butcher, Lynn street
Berner Ernest, ship broker, see Huntley, Berner & Co
Bernsdorf Isidor, watch maker, 8 Staindrop street
Berrington Mary (Miss), girls’ day school, 12 Wesley street
Berry George & Sons, nautical instrument makers, 2 Lynn st
Best Robert, Lord Nelson, South street
Biggart Samuel, M.D. surgeon, 116 Scarborough street
Billam Hy. Knox, basket makr. cooper & genrl. dlr. John st
Binning Edward & Co. egg merchants, George street
Bird Joseph, hatter, Lynn street
Birks James, furniture broker, Charles street; & 25, 26 & 27 New market
Black Robert Christopher, grocer, 65 Church street
Blackburn Alfred, pork butcher, 27 Brunswick street
Blacker Robert, master mariner, 15 Archer street
Blake Jane Ann (Mrs.), glass & china dealer, 36 Lynn street
Blench Thomas, boot & shoe maker, New town
Boanson James, painter, Albert street
Boddy Albert, tailor, 10 Church street
Boden Benjamin, patent medicine vendor, 3 John street
Bolckow, Vaughan & Co. Limited coal fitters & owners (W. Roe, agent), Commercial terrace
Bolton George Mark, tobacconist, Surtees street
Booth John, boot & shoe maker, Mainsforth terrace
Booth Thomas, iron packing maker, East Stranton
Bourne Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer, Tennant street
BOWER GEORGE, iron founder & mechanical engineer, Milton iron works; & pipe & general founder & gas & water engineer & contractor at St. Neots, Hunts
Bowes & Co. steam packing manufacturers, Belle Vue works
Bowes Ann (Mrs.), eating house, 7 Charles street
Bowes John, butcher, 30 New market
Bowes John, medical herbalist, Reed street
Bowes Oliver, confectioner, Lynn street
Bowes William, Atlantic, Surtees street
Bowlt James Alexander, grocer, Burbank street
Bowmons Charles, grocer, Streatham street
Boyes John, grocer, Mainsforth terrace
Boyes Matthew, master mariner, Milton street
Brackenbury Alfred, master mariner, 31 Tower street
Bradley Thomas, boot & shoe maker, Dover street
Bramwell Philip Watson, outfitter, Lynn street
Branson William Mitchell, agent & collector for Gas & Water Co. Brougham terrace, Cleveland road
Brayshaw George, grocer, Lynn street
Brazilian Consulate (E. C. Jobson, consul), Church street
Brewis John, chemist, Lynn street
Brierley Joseph, shopkeeper, 2 Commercial st. Middleton
Brigham James, commission agent, 3 Hart road
Briggs Edwin Bowron, tobacconist, 12 Church street
Briggs William, butcher, 1 Albert street
Broady Barnett, furniture dealer, Musgrave street
Broady Israel, upholsterer, 37 Church street
Brock Edward, grocer, Whitby street
Brooks George, clay pipe manufacturer, 9 Albert street
Brooks John, shopkeeper, 81 Stockton road
Brooks Joseph, fruit merchant, 14 Brunswick street
Brotchie James, master mariner, Burbank street
Brough Joseph, fruiterer, Painance street
Brough William, tin plate worker, 61 Commercl. st. Middleton
Broughton John, grocer, Musgrave street
Brown Christopher, timber merchant & manufacturing joiner, sawing, planing & moulding mills, manufacturer of doors, windows, & general joinery, floorings, skirtings & spoutings. importer of machine & hand-made plasterers’ laths, all kinds of deals, battens, Baltic, Swedish, Norway & other timber, Stranton saw mills
Brown Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 31 Hill street
Brown Henry Alison, Ward Jackson, Lynn street
Brown Thomas, beer retailer, Dover street
Brown Tiplady, timber merchant, sawing, planing & turning mills, mahogany merchant & manufacturing joiner, Stockton street. See advertisement
Browning John, master mariner, Hanover street
Bruce John, ship smith, Dock tide
Brunton Amelia(Miss), young ladies’ schl. 2 & 3 Cambridge rd
Brunton William Wilkinson & Thomas Preston, solicitors, Albert terrace
Brunton William Wilkinson (firm, Brunton William Wilkinson & Thomas Preston), solicitor & notary public & commissioner in all courts, clerk to West Hartlepool Improvement Commissioners & to Hartlepool Port Sanitary Authority, Albert terrace
Buck John, hair dresser, Whitby street
Buck Mary Jane (Miss), confectioner, 63 Church street
Buck Mary Jane (Miss), teacher of music, Whitby street
Buff Reuben, shopkeeper, Edward street, New town
Bulman John, joiner, Bell terrace
Burdon Thomas Bullen & Son, ship brokers, Victoria terrace
Burns Robert, fishmonger, Dock street, New market
Burton Charles, cabinet maker, Surtees street
Burton Joseph, confectioner, Lynn street; & Musgrave street
Butcher Matthew, shopkeeper, Commercial street, Middleton
Calder John, tailor, George street
Callender John, draper, see Gray, Callender & Co.
Calvert George, tailor, Church street
Cambridge James, boat builder, Middleton
Cameron Malcolm, clothes dealer, 15 Brunswick street
Campbell Francis, grocer, 7 Musgrave street
Campbell Peter, grocer, South street
Carling Dorothy (Mrs.), shopkeeper, South street
Carr House Iron Co. (The) bar, angle, rivet, cable & packing iron manufacturers, iron masters, & roiling mills, Carr House iron works. See advertisement
Carr Jessie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 71 Stockton street
Carr Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 44 Commercial st. Middleton
Carr William, furniture broker, 1 Surtees street
Carter George William Henry, brick maker, english & foreign laths & builders’ materials generally, Commercial chambers, Surtees street
Carter James Henry, boot & shoe maker, Dock street
Carter John William, grocer, Dock street
Carters Robert, confectioner, 7 George street
Cartwright George, beer retailer, Rokeby street
Casebourne & Lucas, manufacturers of Portland & Roman cement, & lias lime burners, Exchange & Cement works. See advertisement
Casebourne Charles Townsend, civil engineer, Cement works
Casebourne George Edward & Co. iron merchants & metal brokers, Albert terrace
Casper, Emil, Andreas & Co. coal exporters, Commercial ter
Cassell Abraham, furniture broker, 5 Adelaide street
Cattle Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Robinson street
Cemetery (Thomas Hugill, keeper), 6 Hart road
Chadwick John, butcher, Reed street
Chamber of Commerce (Thomas Blenkinsop, sec.), Commercial terrace
Chambers George, pork butcher, 8 Albert street
Chambers Thomas, fruiterer, Whitby street
Chambers Thomas, hair dresser, Commercial st. Middleton
Chalton & Co. grocers, 26 John street
Chapman Benjamin Alfred, grocer, 19 Brunswick street
Chapman Henry Allison, grocer, Garibaldi street
Chapman John, shopkeeper, Eden street
Chapman Grace (Mrs.), grocer, Anthony street
Chilton Thomas, joiner, Freeman street
Cherrett William Bright, iron merchant, metal broker, builders’ ironmonger, engineers’ factor & india rubber depôt, Mainsforth terrace. See advertisement
Chilian Vice-Consulate (Ernest Berner, vice-consul), Albert terrace
Clark John, master mariner, Thornton street
Clark Robert Dawson, ship chandler, 4 Adelaide street
Clark Thomas, master mariner, 14 Alma place
Clark William, pawnbroker, South street
Clarkson Thomas, master mariner, 2 York street
Clarkson Thomas, chemist, 41 Brunswick street
Clayton John, architect, Central Hall, Church street
Clennett Robert, photographer, 25½ Lynn street
Clough Robert William, ironmonger, 14 Church street
Coates Adam, butcher, Brunswick street
Coates George, stone mason, Tower street
Coates Matthew, auctioneer, house & estate agent & valuer, 52 & 53 Church street
Coates Margaret (Miss), fancy repository, 31 Church street
Cochrane Robert, woollen draper, 29 Lynn street
Cockburn William, joiner, Lamb street
Cocks John, builder, Burbank street
Cohen David, tailor, Streatham street
Cole John, Exchange Vaults, George street
Cole Richard, shopkeeper, Tower street
Cole William, general dealer, Mainsforth terrace
Conservative Working Men’s Club (John Wilson, sec.), Jersey street
Cook George, contractor, Avenue road
Cook Thomas, tobacconist, Musgrave street
Cook Thomas Harrison, draper, Lynn street
Cook Wm. Saunders, master mariner, 102 Scarborough st
Coombes John Thomas, boot & shoe maker, Lynn street
Coombes Walter, boot & shoe maker, Whitby street
Cooper Robert, tailor, 49 Rokeby street
Cooper William, master mariner, 23 Archer street
Corner Edward, grocer, see Rickinson, Son & Corner
Cornforth Thomas, master mariner, Thornton street
Cory Lohden & Co. ship owners, Exchange buildings
Costede William, fruiterer, New market
Coultas Isaac, greengrocer, Musgrave street
Coverdale, Todd & Co. coal exporters, Victoria terrace
Coxon Joseph, builder, Whitby street
Coxon William Dawson, timber merchant, Albert terrace
Craggs Robert, timber merchant, 1 Church street
Craige Joseph, tobacconist, Stockton road
Crosby William Henry, butcher, Lynn street
Croudace George Leonard, consulting engineer, Commercial chambers, Surtees street
Crow Thomas, pawnbroker, 25 Brunswick street
Curtis William, medical botanist, 4 Tower street
Custom House (Robert Scott, collector; M. Patterson, chief clerk), Church street
Cuthbertson George, pork butcher, 28 Church street
Daily Gazette (branch office) (H. J. Reed, agt.), Charles st
Dalziel Alexander George, dyer, 3 Tower house, Tower st
Danby Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Edward street
Darling Thomas, grocer, Hanover street
Davies Thomas, grocer, 95 Lynn street
Davies Thomas, Jackson’s Arms, Tower street
Davis William, boys’ school, Milton street
Davison John & Co. Lim. manufacturing chemists & manure manufacturers, Chemical Manure works. See advert
Dawbarn William & Co. timber & slate mercht. Victoria ter
Dennis William, master mariner, 13 Thornton street
**Dickinson Thomas, fishmonger, Pilgrim street & Lynn street
Dixon Harriet (Mrs.), milliner, 63 Scarborough street
Dixon John, greengrocer, Musgrave street
Dobbing George, shopkeeper, Jersey street
Dobson Robert, marine store dealer, Vine street, Middleton
Dobson Thomas, beer retailer, Cromwell street
Dobson Thomas, shopkeeper, 22 Sea terrace
DOUGLAS & ETHERIDGE, public accountants, mortgage brokers, estate & commission agents &c. 26 Scarborough st
Douglas, Etheridge & Lynn, loan office, 26 Scarborough st
Driffield Ann (Mrs.), blacksmith, Stockton street
Dring & Patterson, shipwrights, Middleton
Druids’ Hall (Francis Allinson, hall keeper), Surtees street
Duncan Isaac, beer retailer, 13 Surtees street
Dunlop Matthew, steam saw mills, Garrington fields
Durham Artillery Volunteer Corps (4th) (Henry Fawcus, capt. commanding), Head quarters, Church street
East Coast Iron Steam Ship Mutual Insurance Association (Geo. Jsph. Henry Hogg, sec.), Commercial buildings
Ebdy Edmund, produce merchant, 3 Church street
Edgar Thomas David, master mariner, 1 York street
Elener William George, master mariner, Thornton street
Elliott Mary Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 17 James street
Elliott Thomas, tailor, 4 Stainton street
Ellison William, boot & shoe maker, Tower street
Elsdon Joseph, eating house, George street
Embleton Robert, grocer, Stockton street
Emerson Cuthbert, chemist &c. 8 Church street
Emerson Jonathan Turner, machinist, Whitby street
Emerson John, chemist, Lynn street
English Francis, ship chandler, Victoria terrace
Errington & Co. marine store dealers, Reed street
Etheridge Thomas, loan office, see Douglas, Etheridge & Lynn
Evans, Rees & Co. coal exporters, 1 Church street
Evans Abraham, grocer, Crossley street
Evans William Mason, shopkeeper, Dock street
Everton John, china dealer, 35 New market
Exchange Club (W. D. Coxon, hon sec.), Charles street
Eyres Frederick, boot maker, Dock street
Eyres William Edwin, boot & shoe ma. 10 Robinson street
Fairey Samuel, butcher, Commercial street, Middleton
Farley Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 41 Albert street
Farrar Maria (Mrs.), lodging house, 3 Upper Ward street
Fawcus, Fawcus & Co. coal merchants, Commercial terrace
Ferguson Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, St. John’s street
Ferguson George, fruit merchant, Musgrave street
Ferguson Mark, beer retailer, 56 Church street
Fiddes William, upholsterer, furniture made to any design, 48 Scarborough street
Fleetham Thomas, ship broker, Mainsforth terrace
Fletcher Francis, shipsmith, West dock
Flewker James, beer retailer, Dock street
Flower Matthias Dodsworth, lath render, Lower street
Flower Thomas Cornforth, lath render, 12 Ward street
Flower William, lath render, Lamb street
For Martin, shopkeeper, 13 Portland street
Forge William, shopkeeper, Ramsey street
Forslind Charles Albert, general dealer, Staindrop street
Forster Ellen (Miss), straw bonnet maker, High South st
Forster William, hair dresser, Dock street
Forster John, hair dresser, 31 John street
Foster & Yeoman, ship & steam ship brokers, Victoria ter
Fountain William, master mariner, Peckett street
Foxton John, butcher, Lynn street
Frankland John, coal dealer, 4 Mosely street
Franklin Jane (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, South street
Fraser Alexander, market gardener, Burbank street
Frazier Daniel, beer retailer, Musgrave street
Freemasons’ Hall, Upper Church street
French Vice Consulate (Edward Walker Garbutt, vice-consul), Victoria terrace
Fryer Edward, solicitor, Scarborough street
Fryett Robert, master mariner, Tower street
Fuller John, chimney sweeper, Burbank street
Furness Thomas & Co. provision importers & merchants & grocers, Lynn street
Gales Benjamin, master mariner, 4 Upper Ward street
Gammon John, shopkeeper, 28 Commercial st. Middleton
Garbutt Brothers, corn merchants, Victoria terrace
Garbutt John, shopkeeper, South street
Garbutt William, lodging house, 13 Adelaide street
Garner James, boot & shoe dealer, 35 Lynn street
Garrick John Ross, master mariner, Milton street
Garry James, architect & surveyor, 1 Church street
Gascoigne Tom, beer retailer, Dock street & New market
Gateman John Robert, butcher, 9 Brunswick street
Geeson Ambrose, sewing machine depôt, 30 Church street
Geipel, Gottschau & Co. coal exporters, Commercial terrace
German Consulate (Otto Trechmann, consul), Victoria ter
Gerrard Archibald, master mariner, 8 Alma place
Gibbon William, leather cutter, Tower street
Gibson Frederick, butcher, Charles street
Gibson Robert, grocer, 75 Church street
Gill Alfd. man. of the North Eastern Banking Co. Exchange
Gill George, master mariner, 111 Scarborough street
Gillyeat George, shopkeeper, St. John’s street
Glass Robert, builder, Reed street
Glendinning Henry Kirtley, linen draper, 27 Lynn street
Gooding William, wardrobe dealer, 32 South street
Gourley Samuel, M.D. surgeon, Church square
Gordon Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 65 Florence street
Graham John, tobacconist, 81 Scarborough street
Grainger Barton, butcher, Lynn street
Grainger George, fruiterer, 39 York street
Grainger George, joiner, Surtees street
Granger Benjamin, master mariner, 5 Reed street
Grass William Julius & Co. ship brokers, Mainsforth terrace
Gray, Callender & Co. drapers, 21 Lynn street
Gray William & Co. iron ship builders, Graving docks
Gray George, stevedore, 37 Archer street
Green John, beer retailer, George street
Green John, eating house, 11 Adelaide street
Green Samuel, master mariner, Milton street
Greenwell Catherine Ellen (Miss), shopkeeper, Throston st
Greenwell John, farmer, Throston street
Gregory Robert, Burton, Bertha street
Groom Francis, fishmonger, 4 Lynn street
Grose Elizabeth Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 27 George street
Grossman Angelina (Miss), furniture dealer, Charles street
Groves, Maclean & Co. ship owners & brokers, Victoria ter
Gummersall John, Queen’s Head, Commercial street
Guthrie David, hosier, 73 Church street
Hagan Henry Jay, grocer, 24 Grace street
Hall George, grocer, Stockton street
Hall Francis, ship smith, West dock
Hall William, greengrocer & poulterer, 29 Church street
Hall William, hosier, 20 Stockton street
Hall William, tailor, 24 Ramsey street
Hammond William, plasterer, 1 Raby place
Hansen & Virgin, ship chandlers, 5 Mainsforth terrace
Hansen Pellef Andreas, Royal Exchange, Surtees street
Hansell Thomas, beer retailer, Knowles street
Harbron Jsph. boot & shoe ma. 65 Commercial st. Middleton Hardcastle George, master mariner, Milton street
Hardwick William, bill poster, 19 Jersey street
Hardy George, Alma, Whitby street
Hardy George, butcher, 23 Lynn street
Hardy John, grocer & refreshment rooms, 68 & 69 Church st
Hardy John, ironmonger, 6 & 8 Brunswick street
Hardy Mary Ann (Miss), tobacconist, Church street
Harland Edward, greengrocer, Knowles street
Harpley Richard Brigham, chemist, 34 Church street
Harris Abraham, jeweller, 3 & 4 Church street
Harrison & Singleton, timber merchants, Baltic Saw mills
Harrison Edward, tailor, 4 Harrison street
Harrison George, bookbinder, Whitby street
Harrison Jacob, butcher, Lynn street
Harrison Hannah (Miss), dressmaker, 20 Brunswick street
Harrison John Bond, grocer, Musgrave street
Harrison Mary Ann (Mrs.), fruiterer, New market
Harrison Thomas, boot & shoe maker, Nelson street Hart Matthew, Commercial, Commercial street, Middleton
Hartlepool Gas & Water Works Co. (Thomas Trewhitt, manager & sec.), Cleveland road
Hartlepool Glass Bottle Co. Cleveland road, Middleton
Hartlepool Permanent Building Society (Higson Simpson, solicitor; Francis Yeoman, sec.), 61 Church street
Hartlepool Pilotage Commissioners’ Office (Edward Turnbull, clerk), 13 Church street
Hartlepool Skating Rink Co. (George Pyman, jun. sec.), Silver street
Hasker Robert Walker, master mariner, 12 Brunswick st
Hassell Robert, timber merchant, see May & Hassell
Hatherley Thomas, french polisher, Jersey street
Hawkridge John, auctioneer, Lambton street
Hay Catherine (Mrs.), lodging house, Whitby street
Hayton Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Dock street
Headley, Turnbull & Cooke, loan & discount bank (branch), Albert terrace
Heales John, fishmonger, Lynn street
Hebenton John George, tea dealer, 12 New market Hedley Francis, boat builder, West dock
Henderson Samuel Henry, tailor, 29 Scarborough street
Henderson William, joiner, 12 Surtees street
Heslehurst John, ship broker, Victoria terrace
Heslop George, master mariner, 47 Scarborough street
Heughan Alexander, beer retailer, Brunswick street
Hewson Abraham, tailor, St. James place
Higgs George, beer retailer, Albert street
Higgs Rowland, beer retailer, Lynn street
Hill John Bravender, fruiterer, Whitby street
Hill Luke Marshall, military tailor, woollen draper &c. patronised by the late Prince Consort, Church street
Hillier John, fire wood dealer, Mill lane
Hind Frederick, beer retailer, Bridge street
Hirschfield Israel, dentist, Tower street
Hobson Michael, Commercial hotel, Lynn street
Hodgson, Kay & Kay, solicitors, 65 Church street
Hodgson Edward (firm, Hodgson, Kay & Kay), 65 Church st
Hodgson William, butcher, Pumlico street
Hodgson Zebulon, master mariner, South Scarborough st
Hogg Thomas, builder, Reed street
Hogg Thomas, tobacconist, cigar importer & professor of music, 23 Church street & Lynn street
Hoggett Christopher, pianoforte warehouse, music seller & professor of music, 54 Church street
Holdforth Henry, shopkeeper, Andrew street
Holdforth Henry, butcher, Whitby street
Holmes Joseph, wheelwright, 79 Stockton street
Holmes Joseph, tobacconist, Mainsforth terrace
Hopkins John Ferguson, tailor, Lynn street
Hoppenrath Ann (Mrs.), Wheatsheaf, John street
Hopper Robert, grocer, Peckett street
Hopps Ralph, seedsman & florist, Hart lane
Hopswood John, photographer, Church square
Horner Joseph, butcher, 16 Commercial street, Middleton
Horsley Geo & Co. ship brokers; Dock offices, Victoria ter
Howell Samuel, fruit merchant, Charles street
Howie William, draper, Musgrave street
Howlett Edward, shopkeeper, 4 Commercial st. Middleton
Howson Matthew, shopkeeper, 59 Grace street
Hubbard James, shopkeeper, Albion street
Hudson & Pybus, accountants (John Smith, agent), Central Hall, Church street
Hudson Thomas S. coal fitter, general merchant, ship owner & ship broker
Humphrey Robert, master mariner, 11 Alma place
Hunt William, pork butcher, Musgrave street
Hunter Brothers, plumbers, Whitby st. & Surtees street
Hunter John, grocer, Whitby street
Hunter Lawrence Henison, greengrocer, Mainsforth terrace
Huntley, Berner & Co. ship brokers & surveyors to American Lloyds’ registry of shipping, Albert terrace
Hunton Thomas, boot & shoe maker, Reed street
Hutchence, Niven & Co. corn merchants, Victoria terrace
Hutchinson Elizabeth (Miss), earthenware dealer, Sea terrace, Middleton
Iley Alexander, builders’ merchant, Reed street
Ingliss Alexander, fancy repository, 24 Church street
Irvine Robert & Co. ship brokers, Lloyds’ agency office
Irvine & Co. ship builders, Harbour Dock yard
Isaac Augustus William, hair dresser, 50 Church street
Italian Consulate (E. C. Jobson, consul), Church street
Iveson Francis, shopkeeper, Mainsforth terrace
Jack Richard, packing maker, Middleton
Jackson William & Co. oil & grease manfetrs. Adelaide st
Jackson David, grocer & wine & spirit merchant, Lynn st
Jackson Henry Edward, smith, Musgrave street
Jackson John, butcher, 32 New market
Jackson Thomas, boot & shoe maker, 27 Albert street
Jackson William, butcher, 40 Brunswick street
Jelstrup Olaf, ship chandler, George street
Jefferson Thomas, master mariner, 100 Scarborough street
Jobson E. C. & Co. colliery timber merchants & shipbrokers, 3 Church street
Jobson Robert & Co. engineers, Middleton
Jobson Ann (Mrs.), provision dealer, 75 Pilgrim street
Johnson William Thomas & Son, auctioneers, valuers & commission agents, 57 Church street
Johnson Charles, beer retailer, George street
Johnson Fredk. earthenware dlr. Commercial st. Middleton
Johnson Henry, grocer, Lynn street
Johnson Isabella (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Dock street
Johnson Jonathan, builder & contractor, Thornton street
Jones Francis, stone & marble mason & monumental sculptor, Musgrave street. See advertisement Jones William, coal dealer, 6 Lamb street
Judson Jane (Miss), Royal commercial & family hotel, Church street
Judson John, butcher, 10 Lynn street
Kaufman Levy, auctioneer, Charles street
Kay John Thomas, solicitor (firm, Hodgson, Kay & Kay), 65 Church street
Kay William, solicitor (firm, Hodgson, Kay & Kay), 65 Church street
Kell James, beer retailer, Barnard street
Kelly Henry, shipwright, Middleton
Kendall Hannah (Mrs.), eating house, Princess street
Kendall William, plumber, Princess street
Kendrew Joseph, tailor, 16 Stockton street
Kendrick Richard, beer retailer, Bedford street
Kidd John, shopkeeper, 9 Princes street, Middleton
King Henry, Temperance coffee & cocoa palace, Exeter street, & eating house, New Market
Kirtley Thomas, Victoria, Whitby street
King Thomas, master mariner, 83 Scarborough street
Kirby Christopher, grocer, Reed street
Kirkup Catherine (Mrs.), beer retailer, Whitby street
Kirkup George, outfitter, 1 Lynn street
Kirtley George & R. plumbers, brass founders, ironmongers, gas fitters, & bellhangers, Stockton street
King Thomas, picture frame maker, Whitby street
Kitson George, shopkeeper, Commercial street, Middleton
Knight Ann (Mrs.), fishmonger, Princess street
Knight William Henry, painter, Penzance street
Laidman Ralph Thompson, bookseller, stationer, engraver & printer, 7 Church street
Laking George, Normanby, Mainsforth terrace
Lamb Henry, jeweller, Lynn street
Lancaster William, game dealer, 36 & 37 New Market
Langdale George, tailor, 41 Park street
Langdell & Co. boot & shoe makers, Musgrave street
LAUDER ROBERT & Co. timber merchants & preservers, saw mills, general sawing & planing works; contractor for any sort of timber work, Newburn saw mills
Lauderdale Rachael (Mrs.), beer retailer, Catherine street
Lawrence John, shopkeeper, 22 York street
Lawson James, provision dealer, Newmarket
Lawson William, commercial traveller, 91 Scarborough st
Lax William, beer retailer, 32 Brunswick street
Layfield George, coach builder, Freeman street
Lazenby Robert, shoe maker, 42 John street
Lear Robert, beer retailer, Burbank street
Lee Joseph, wardrobe dealer, Mainsforth terrace
Lee Robert, grocer, Musgrave street
Leeds Benefit Building Society (John William Oldfield, agent), Reed street
Lehman Adolph, beer retailer, Cleveland road
Leighton John, butcher, Stockton street
Leonard & Danby, ship owners, Commercial terrace
Leonard Ann (Mrs.), outfitter, Lynn street
Leonard John, provision dealer, Musgrave street
Levy Benjamin, tailor, 11 Church street
Levy Jacob, pawnbroker, Commercial street, Middleton
Lewis Thomas Scaife, auctioneer, Musgrave street
Levshon John, shopkeeper, St. John street
Liberal Club (Higson Simpson, hon. sec.), Charles street
Liddle Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, South street
Liddle Picton Blucher, cab proprietor, 22 Surtees street
Light Frederick, smith, Lamb street
Linn John, butcher, Whitby street
Linn Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Whitby street
Linton William, confectioner, Musgrave street
Lister, Bauman & Co. coal exporters, Victoria terrace
Little James, butcher, Lynn street
Livingston Alexander, pawnbroker, Adelaide street
Livingston John, grocer & provision dealer, 1 Church street, & Dock street
Lloyd’s Agents (Robt. Irvine & Co.), Harbour Dock yard
Lloyd’s Register Office (Samuel Palmer Gladstone & Frederick William Bonniwell, surveyors), Victoria terrace
Lofthouse William, pork butcher, Lynn street
Lohden Jacob, merchant, see Cory, Lohden & Co
Lorimer Alexander, shopkeeper, Ramsey street
Lotinga Moses & Co. ship brokers, Victoria terrace
Lowther Neswell, master mariner, 9 York street
Lucas Albert, cement manufactr. see Casebourne & Lucas
Lucas George, boot & shoe maker, 18 John street
Lynch Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Tennant street
Lynn John, see Douglas, Etheridge & Lynn
McArthur Daniel, greengrocer, New Market
McBay Thomas, shopkeeper, 13 Stockton street
McBeath Grainger, tobacconist, 16 New Market
McCabe Michael, grocer, Lynn street
Maccall Thomas, M.D. surgeon, 76 Scarborough street
Macdonald Hugh, shopkeeper, Commercial st. Middleton
McGlynn Patrick, confectioner, Musgrave street
Mackechnie David, L.R.C.P. EDIN. surgeon, 22 Scarborough street
McKenzie Ineas, boys’ school, 8 York street
McKenzie James Thos. master mariner, 5 Upper Thames st
MacLaughlin Philip, grocer, Dock street
McLean Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, South Scarborough st
Maclean William, shipowner, see Groves, Maclean & Co
McManus John, beer retailer, 16 John street
Magoris John, wine & spirit merchant, 74 Church street
Mallam Benjamin, boot & shoe maker, Lynn street
Manners J. & Co. ship brokers, Victoria terrace
Marriner Matthew, house agent, 21 Tower street
Marshall Ann (Mrs.), paperhanger, Stockton street
Marshall Freeman, jeweller, Musgrave street
Marshall George, grocer, Musgrave street
Marshall John, clog & patten maker, Whitby street
Marshall William Henry, solicitor, 3 Church street
Martini Ferdinando, professor of music, 21 Scarborough st
Mason George, shopkeeper, South street
Mason John, grocer, 62 Hill street
Mason Ralph, butcher, Musgrave street
Mason Thomas, whitesmith, John street
Maxwell William, hair dresser, Tower street
May & Hassell, timber merchants, Albert terrace
Mears Edward, fancy repository, jeweller, birmingham & sheffield warehouse, 20 & 21 Church street & 22 Lynn st
Meegan Peter, auctioneer, general valuer & commission agent, cabinet maker &c. Reed street
Meegan Peter, beer retailer, Lynn street
Mellor Joseph, general dealer, 22 New market
Merron Bernard, fishmonger, New market
Merryweather & Sons, auctioneers, Church street
Merryweather Joseph & Co. ship brokers, 6 Church street
Metcalfe Abraham, grocer, 41 Robinson street
Metcalfe John, butcher, Stockton street, & Raglan hotel, Tower street
Metcalfe John, seedsman, Whitby street
Meyer Harry H. portland cement, terra-cotta & fine art pottery manufacturer, Staith house. See advert Middleton & Co. ship owners & brokers; dock offices, Victoria terrace
Midgley Charles Francis, tobacconist, Lynn street
Midgley Margaret (Mrs.), fruiterer, 15 Lynn street
Midland Railway Co. (Reginald A. Warren, agent), Commercial terrace
Milburn James Thomas, fruiterer, Freville street
Mills Thomas, eating house, 17 George street
Mingo James, master mariner, 53 Tower street
Mingo Lavinia (Miss), dress maker, 53 Tower street
Mitchell & Co. timber merchants, Albert terrace
Moflatt James, upholsterer, Conyers street
Mohring Wm. John Frederick, fruit salesman, Albert terrace
Monkhouse, Goddard, Miller & Co. accountants, 70 Church st
Monty John, Black Lion, Whitby street
Moody Mary (Mrs.), milliner, baby linen warehouse & ladies’ outfitter, 36 Church street
Moorson Elizabeth B. (Mrs.), confectioner, 26 Lynn street
Moorson William, master mariner, 5 Regent’s place
Moralle Thomas, beer retailer, Tennant street
Moren John, outfitter, 1 Church street
Mosesson Jacob, furniture dealer, Charles street
Mothersdale William Donaldson, builder, Freeman street
Mowbray John William, jeweller, Lynn street
Mowbray William, shopkeeper, & post office, Commercial street, Middleton
Mudd Thomas, shopkeeper, 70 Florence street
Muers Henry Frederick, outfitter, 3 Lynn street
Muller Charles H. C. ship broker, 70 Church street
Mullison James, shopkeeper, Dock street
Murfitt Thomas, marine store dealer, 24 Arthur street
Murrell & Walton, clothiers, 72 Church street
Nash George Henry, master mariner, 3 Bell terrace
National Provincial Bank of England (branch of), (Thomas Harker Wilkinson, manager), Church street; draw on head office, London
Neptune Marine Insurance Co. Limited (Thomas Blenkinsop, sec.), Commercial terrace
Netherlands Consulate (James Groves, consul), Victoria terrace
New Gaiety Theatre of Varieties (Joseph Midgley, proprietor), Mainsforth terrace
Newton George, Hardwick, Mainsforth terrace
Newton Lancelot, beer retailer, 57 Stockton street
Nicholas Charles Horace, grocer, Bridge street
Nicholls Edward, furniture dealer, bed & bedding manufacturer, sewing machine agnt. & travelling drpr. Charles st
Nicholson John Thomas, joiner, Peckett street
Nicholson William, shipwright, Dock side
Nielsen C. & Co. coal merchants, Victoria terrace
Nielsen Christian, ship owner, & vice-consul for the United States, Victoria terrace
Nightfoot William, undertaker, Whitby street
Nilsson Hans Petter, ship broker, Mainsforth terrace
Niven John, corn merchant, see Hutchence, Niven & Co
North Samuel Fellows, master mariner, Regent’s place
North Eastern Banking Co. (Alfred Gill, manager), Exchange; draw on Glyn, Mills & Co. London
North of England Waggon Co. Limited (William Thomas Walton, sec.), Stranton
North Eastern Railway Co. West Hartlepool Section, (C. A. Baker, sectional sec.; John Bland, sectional supt.; Robinson Murray, dock engineer; Charles Learman, goods agent; Joseph Stobhart, harbour master; Joseph Marlham, staith master; Thomas Hope, station master); railway offices, Albert terrace; dock offices, Victoria ter
Northern Echo (branch office) (Robt. Stephenson, agent), Church street; published daily
Northern Evening Mail (proprietors, West Hartlepool Newspaper & Printing Co. Limited; John Percival Swan, manager), Princess street
Nossiter Benjamin, master mariner, 2 Reed street
Nossiter Francis Stephen, master mariner, Wesley street
Nunn Sarah Ann (Miss), dress maker, 4 James street
Oglesby John George, ironmonger, Musgrave street
Oldfield Francis & Wm. F. stone & marble masons, Tower st
Oliver Robert, builder, South Scarborough street
Olsen Hans B. ship chandler, 70 Church street
Ord Annie (Miss), bookseller, 64 Church street
Owens Margaret & Anna (Misses), ladies’ school, 33 Tower st
Oxford William, commission agent, 17 Frederick street
Pace Emma & Jessica (Misses), ladies’ school, 17 Tower st
Palmer Adam, painter, 28 Exeter street
Palmer Thomas, fruiterer, 66 Commercial street, Middleton
Papp Morris, general dealer, 41 York street
Parker Robert, provision merchant & grocer, dealer in & retailer of spirits, wines, ales, porter &c. Thornton street
Parkin George, valuer, Clarence road
Parkin Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 37 Tower street
Parkinson Lily (Miss), girls’ school, 19 Scarborough street
Parkinson Robert, butcher, 29 New market
Pattison John, shipwright, see Dring & Pattison
Pattison Joseph, coppersmith, brass & copper work in general, Middleton
Pattison Robert, butcher, Lynn street
Peacock Bligh H. coal exporter, Victoria terrace
Peacock John, master mariner, 10 Alma place
Peacock Robert, painter, Thomas street
Peacock William, Hope inn, Bridge street
Pearse Joseph & Partners, coal exporters, Commercial ter
Pearse M. & Co. coal fitters &c. Commercial terrace
Pearson George Thompson & Co. coal merchants, Exchange, Surtees street
Pearson George, sail maker, Dock side
Pearson Thomas, grocer, Barnard street
Peele Henry, veterinary surgeon, 11 Tower street
Percival David, beer retailer, Throston street
Perry James & Son, ship brokers, Exchange
Peters Clementina (Mrs.), clothes dealer, Whitby street
Peters Joseph, mast & block maker, Island pier
Pickering Warley, ship chandler, Victoria terrace
Pickering William, miller, Church street
Pickford & Co. forwarding agents (Arthur Bunting, agent) Commercial terrace
Pipe Benjamin, grocer, Whitby street
Plant James, grocer, Edward street, New town
Plows Thomas, bricklayer, Whitby street
Police Stations (William Marley, superintendent), Clarence road & Knowles street
Pomfret Ralph Horner, dyer, Church street
Poole John & Sons, seedsmen & florists, Mill lane
Portaus Sunley, stationer, Brunswick street
Porter George Sanders, Saddlers, Mainsforth terrace
Potts James Lightfoot, joiner, builder & undertaker &c. Burbank street
Pounder Thomas Wilson & John, plumbers, Stockton street
Pounder Francis, boat builder, Middleton
Pratt Sarah (Mrs.), eating house, 20 Surtees street
Pringle Robert M. commission agent, Commercial chambers, Surtees street
Prinsky Moses, tobacconist, 6 Albert street
Procter John, stationer, bookseller, printer, lithographer & stamp office, 3 Church street & at Hartlepool
Prodham Edward, master mariner, 8 Surtees street
Purdon Henry, auctioneer, Charles street
Purdon James, builder, Freeman street
Pybus John, builder, Burbank street
PYMAN GEORGE & Co. Belgian consulate, steam ship-owners, shipbrokers, coal owners, coal & coke merchants, coal fitters & general merchants, fitters for Whitworth Park & Hamsteels, Shildon, Norwood, Castle Eden, Newton Cap, West Tees & Old Etherley collieries; offices, Victoria terrace
Rae Thomas, builder, 18 Surtees street
Rahtkens Frantz & Co. shipbrokers, Victoria terrace
Raistrick William R. joiner & builder, Garrinton fields
Rawlings William, grocer, 35 Church street
Readhead Edward, master mariner, 23 Scarborough street
Readman Thomas, Queen’s, Mainsforth terrace
Reay John Robson, grocer, 8 Commercial street, Middleton
Reddin James, outfitter, 5 Lynn street
Reed John, grocer, 12 Sea terrace
Reed William, master mariner, 7 Ward street
Reed William, tailor, 49 Church street
Relton Ann (Mrs.), grocer, 53 Scarborough street
Rhodes James & Co. timber merchants; offices, Albert terrace; & at Queen’s dock, Hull & Wharf st. Bradford
Richards Rowland, beer retailer, Seamer street
Richardson A., B. & Co. timber mers. Exchange, Surtees st
Richardson Thos. & Sons, engineers & ironfounders, Middleton
Richardson John, estate agent, Stockton street
Richardson John H. boot & shoe maker, 8 New Market
Richardson Rachael & Hannah (Misses), confectnrs. 5 Church st
Richardson Robert, boot & shoe maker, 4 Andrew street
Richardson Rose (Mrs.), pawnbroker, Charles street
Richardson William, Durham, Lynn street
Richtering Brothers, coal exporters, Albert terrace
Rickinson Brothers, ship brokers; dock offices, Victoria ter
Rickinson Matthew & Son, wine & spirit merchants & brewers, 9 Church street
Rickinson, Son & Corner, grocers, Lynn street
Rickinson Valentine, chemist, Stockton street
Ridsdale John, boot & shoe maker, 9 Lynn street
Ridsdale Matthew, woollen draper, Lynn street
Ridsdale Thomas, Brunswick, Brunswick street
Robinson Ann (Miss), dress maker, 22 Swainson street
Robinson Daniel, master mariner, 17 Surtees street
Robinson Francis, shopkeeper, 50 Hill street
Robinson Isaac James, clothier & outfitter, 67 Church street
Robinson John, shopkeeper, Bridge street
Robinson John, tobacconist, Musgrave street
Robinson Matthias, draper, hosier & milliner, Lynn street
Robinson Richard, florist & seedsman, New Market
Robinson Robert, builder, Stockton street
Robinson Thomas, provision merchant, Exchange, Surtees st
Robson Harry, Good Intent, Stockton street
Robson Robert, commercial traveller, South Scarborough st
Rogers Henry, hair dresser, 34 New Market
Roope Robert, master mariner, Milton street
Ropner Robert & Co. coal fitters, Victoria terrace
Rowbottom John, news agent, Musgrave street
Rowland George, beer retailer, Tower street
Rowlands Rachael (Miss), furniture broker, Whitby street
Royal Robert, shopkeeper, Park street
Royal National Life Boat Institution (branch of) (C. A. Baker, sec.), West dock
Rushforth Allen, painter, 9 Hilda street
Russell Henry, temperance hotel, Mainsforth terrace
Russell John, shopkeeper, Rokeby street
Russian Consular Agency (Henry Fawcus, consular agent), Commercial terrace
Rutherford Francis, glass & china warehouse, 71 Church st
Rutherford John, shopkeeper, 27 Scarborough street
Rutter George, greengrocer, Tennant street
Rutter William S. provision dealer, Lynn street
Ryan William Thomas, silk mercer, draper, hosier, milliner & general family mourning warehouse, 24 Lynn street
Sadler William, Ship hotel, Victoria terrace, & wine & spirit merchant, Mainsforth terrace
Salmon Jonathan, slater & slate merchant, Princess street
Salt Charles, tobacconist, 15 Sea terrace
Sanderson Ralph, master mariner, 41 Scarborough street
Sandwick William, joiner, Peckett street
Sargent John, master mariner, 49 Scarborough street
Sargeant Robert, fruit merchant, Charles street
Saunders R. & Co. timber merchants, George street
Scaife William Henry, coal fitter; dock offices, Victoria ter
Scantlebury Charlotte (Mrs.), lodging house, Whitby street
Schier Christiansen & Co. coal exporters; dock offices, Victoria terrace
School of Art (Edmund E. Denyer, head master), Athenæum, Church street
Scorer Robert Henry, grocer, provision merchant & ale & porter stores, 91 Lynn street
Scorer William, furnishing ironmonger, Musgrave street
Scott George, grocer, 25 York street
Scott James, pork butcher, 30 & 32 Musgrave street
Scott John, butcher, New Market
Scott John, joiner, 24 Temperance street
Scott Joseph Nicholas, grocer, provision merchant & greengrocer, 43 Brunswick street
Scott William, Voltigeur, Sea terrace, Middleton
Screeton Annie (Mrs.), teacher of music, 36 Archer street
Seal Walter, ironmonger, 22 Church street & Hope street
Shadforth Charles, boot & shoe maker, 10 Albert street
Shadforth Chester, boot & shoe maker, 15 Tower street
Sharp Beeman, cooper, Musgrave street
Sharper Dixon Taylor, sail maker, 3 Coal drop
Shaw Matilda (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 36 Robinson street
Shenkins Robert, master mariner, 5 York street
Shepard Francis, auctioneer, 50 Tower street
Shepherd Charles, Waterloo, Whitby street
Shepherd JosephOran, teacher of music, 47 Tower street
Sherraton Harry & Co. timber merchants, Victoria terrace
Sherwood Margaret (Mrs.), plumber, 8 Whitby street
Shipley Thomas Andrew, grocer, Arthur street
Short Brothers, undertakers, 3 Stainton street
Short John, builder, Burbank street
Shotton William, beer retailer, George street
Sidney James, photographer, Mainsforth terrace
Sidney James Newcombe, lodging house, 4 Surtees street
Simm Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Albert street
Simpson Higson, solicitor & commissioner in the Supreme Court & sec. to the Liberal Club, 61 Church street
Simpson Marwood, blacksmith, see Warrand & Simpson
Sinclair William, commission agent, Whitby street
Singleton Joseph, timber merchant, see Harrison & Singleton
Sivewright William John, shipbroker, 65 Church street
Slater Margaret (Mrs.), agent for Puller’s dye works, Reed st
Slaughter Houses (Hugh McGregor, manager), Hart road
Smelt & Atkin, carvers & gilders, Lamb street
Smith Charles, master mariner, 6 Temperance street
Smith Edward, pilot, 7 Reed street
Smith Elizabeth (Mrs.), confectioner, Burbank street
Smith George, master mariner, 42 Archer street
Smith James, fruiterer, New market
Smith John, grocer, & agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & spirit merchants, Lynn street & Wesley street
Smith Joseph, carrier, Burbank street
Smith Peter, seedsman, 89 Lynn street
Smith Richard, beer retailer, 83 Stockton street
Smith Thomas, shopkeeper, 30 York street
Smith Walter Cruthers, travelling draper, 4 York street
Smith William, beer retailer, Tennant street
Smith William, boot & shoe maker, Musgrave street
Smith William, confectioner, 11 Archer street
Smith William, hair dresser, 10 Brunswick street
Smith William, hair dresser, 29 George street
Smith William, tailor, Knowles street
Smurthwaite John, iron merchant, West dock
Snaith Robert Shotton, grocer, 34 Brunswick street
Snowball James, butcher, High South street
South Durham Coal Co. (A. Farmer, agent; Thomas H. Hudson, fitter), Victoria terrace
South Durham & Cleveland Mercury (branch office) (David Cunningham, publisher; published saturday), Church street
South Durham Herald (West Hartlepool Newspaper & Printing Co. Limited, proprietors; John Percival Swan, manager; published saturday), Princess street
South Durham Mineral Water Co. Stockton street
Spanish Vice-Consulate (Prosper Veulles, vice-consul), Victoria terrace
Spence James, commission agent, Adelaide street
Spence John, butcher, 22 Brunswick street
Spence John Utley, ship owner, Albion chambers, George st
Spence Thomas, butcher, 80 Lynn street
Spence William, Angel inn, St. John’s street
Spencelayh William & Son, sail makers, Edward street
Spenseley Thomas E. provision merchant, wholesale & retail cheese, butter & bacon factor, Musgrave street
Spensley William, grocer, 8 & 10 George street
Spillett Caroline (Mrs.), grocer, Bell terrace
Spoor Thomas, grocer, 80 Lynn street
Stabler William, tailor, 37 Brunswick street
Stainsby Robert, butcher, 31 New market
Stainthorpe George, shopkeeper, 26 Archer street
Stanyard George Bell, hair dresser, 16 New market
Steel Brothers, stationers, 55 Church street
Steel George, ironmonger & ship owner, 77 Church street
Steele Henry Stewart, cabinet maker, Musgrave street
Steele Stephen, engraver, Princess street
Steerman Margaret (Mrs.), general dealer, 31 Havelock st
Stein Carl, Stein’s hotel, Mainsforth terrace
Stephenson George, linen draper, 32 Church street
Stevenson Thomas, dairyman, 44 Brunswick street
Stokell Thomas William, painter & house decorator & paper-hanger & sign writer, 61 Church street
Stonehouse Daniel, greengrocer, Dundas street
Stott Christopher, seedsman & florist, James street
Strakers & Love, coal fitters, Victoria terrace
Strover John B. solicitor & notary public, commissioner in the Supreme Court, registrar & high bailiff of the county court & clerk to Middleton & Stranton local board, Albert terrace; & at Hartlepool
Stukins Joseph, greengrocer, Albion street
Suggitt & Son, builders, Archer street
Sutherland Walter, M.D. surgeon, 121 Scarborough street
Sutherst James Milner, grocer, 23 St. John’s street
Sutherst Ralph, grocer, Rokeby street
Sutton Geo. Ambrose, commission agt. Exchange, Surtees st
Sutton William, upholsterer, 50 & 51 Church street
Swain Samuel, greengrocer, Whitby street
Swales Alexander, china dealer, New market
Swalwell Thomas, lath render, Robinson street
Swanwick Eustace M. surgeon, L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S. Church sq
Sweden & Norway Vice-Consulate (George Horsley, vice-consul), dock offices, Victoria terrace
Sweeney John, greengrocer, 128 New market
Tate Andrew, earthenware dealer, Musgrave street
Tate John, builder, Mainsforth terrace
Taylor Charles Geo. & Co. building material dlrs. Surtees st
Taylor Christopher, engineer, Musgrave street
Taylor George, wine & spirit merchant, Princess street
Taylor Mary (Mrs.), fancy repository, 26 Church street
Taylor Thomas, smith, Tennant street
Tebbet Joseph, butcher, 116 Lynn street
Theakstone George Bland, tailor, Musgrave street
Thomas Frederick, fish curer, Burbank street
Thomas Richard, havelock, Lynn street
Thompson Charles & Son, coal mer. Central hall, Church st
Thompson James, accountant, 19 Church street
Thompson James, Dundas, Dundas street
Thompson John, boot & shoe maker, 29 Moseley street
Thompson John, butcher, Alma place
Thompson Thomas, builder, Thornton street
Thompson William, farmer, Dyke house, Cleveland road
Thompson William, wheelwright, Burbank street
Thornton Brothers, job masters, Whitby street
Thornton William, joiner, Surtees street
Thubron Robert, machinist, 6 Upper Ward street
Thwaites John, house agent, Burbank street
Tilly Tobias Harry (firm, Turnbull & Tilly), solicitor & secretary to Hartlepool Exchange, 13 Church street
Tindall Benjamin, butcher, George street
Tindle Joseph, newsagent, New market
Tipple James, grocer, 24 Exeter street
Toneswood William, house agent, master mariner, 3 South terrace
Todd Brothers, boot makers, 76 Church street
Todd John, solicitor, Surtees street
Todd William, solicitor & notary public, 8 Church street
Tomlinson Thomas, butcher, Musgrave street
Trechmann Otto, cement manufacturer & consul for the German empire, Victoria terrace
Tuke John, builder, Tower street
Turnbull & Tilly, solicitors, 13 Church street
Turnbull Edward (firm, Turnbull & Tilly), solicitor & notary public & clerk to the Pilotage Commissioners, 13 Church st
Turner John, grocer, 5 Surtees street
Turner William, master mariner, 50 Scarborough street
Tyler Brothers, boot & shoe warehouse, 33 Lynn street
Tyreman Joseph, beer retailer, Mainsforth terrace
Umpleby Frank, butcher, 28 New market
Union Club (Robert Johnson, sec.), Charles street
United States Vice-Consulate (Christian Nielsen, vice-consul), Victoria terrace
Unthank Joseph, Central, Musgrave street
Uruguay Republic Vice-Consulate (B. R. Huntley, vice-consul), Albert terrace
Vandy Robert Carr, greengrocer, New market
Virgin Alexander Gustaf Waldeman, ship chandler, see Hansen & Virgin
Victoria Theatre Royal (Claude Shaw, proprietor & manager), Whitby street
Wade Richard, Sons & Co. timber merchants (John P. Fea, agent), Commercial buildings; offices, Garrison side, Hull; & at Grimsby
Waite John, grocer, Lynn street
Walker Thomas & Co. timber merchants, Albert terrace & Mainsforth terrace
Walker Geo. Thompson, com. traveller, 89 Scarborough st
Walker William, butcher, Dock street
Walker William, jeweller, Musgrave street
Wallace John, Sun inn, builder, stone, marble & monumental mason, Lynn street
Walls William, butcher, 29 Alexander street
Walton Isaac, clothier, see Murrell & Walton
Walton William, shopkeeper, Throston street
Ward David, hatter, Lynn street
Ward Elizabeth (Mrs.), milliner, 8 Dundas street
Ward Moss, beer retailer, Musgrave street
Warrand & Simpson, blacksmiths, Mosley street
Watt Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Bridge street
Watt George A. chemist, 20 Lynn street
Watson Alice (Miss), girls’ day school, Upper Church st
Watson Edward, butcher, Lynn street
Watson George, eating house, Musgrave street
Watson John, saddler & harness maker, 1 Stockton street
Watson William, ironmonger, 33 Church street
Watson William, metal merchant, dealer in rope, canvas, oakum, rags, bones, sacks & lath ties, Princess street
Watson William Miller, ironmonger, Lynn street
Weatherill John, beer retailer, Knowles street
Webber Walter, master mariner, Hanover street
Weighill Robert Foster, Golden Lion, Stockton street
Weightman Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Dover street
Western Educational Institution (George Young, principal), Ward street
West Hartlepool Athenæum Literary & Mechanics’ Institution (G. T. Wray & Robert Burgess, hon. secs; John Garthwaite, librarian), Church street
West Hartlepool Fire Brigade (Robert Mothersdale, superintendent), Lynn street
West Hartlepool Steam Navigation Co. shipowners & forwarding agents (William J. Young, esq. managing proprietor), The Docks; offices, Victoria terrace
West Hartlepool Turn Office (Joseph Marlham, staith master), Dockside
White William Taylor & Co. manufacturers of red oxide of iron paint & vulcan cement for steam joints, Greenland works; offices, Central hall, Church street
White Edward, carver & gilder, 16 Lamb street
White John, ironfounder, Whitby street
White John W. printer, 6 Lynn street
White Thomas William, draper, Lynn street
Whitehead William, grocer, 58 Church street
Whitwell Thomas, marine store dealer, 28 Thomas street
Whitton William, shopkeeper, Hilda street
Wild George, tailor, 65 Stockton street
Wiley David, butcher, 4 Brunswick street & New market
Wiley John, butcher, 21 New market
Wiley Mark, tripe dresser, 23 Andrew street
Wilkinson Henry, grocer, Crosby street
Williamson Thomas, painter, Whitby street
Wilkinson Thomas Harker, manager of National Provincial Bank of England, Church street
Wilmot William, china & earthenware dealer, Victoria ter
Willingate Samuel, pilot, 16 Frederick street
Wilson Christopher, grocer, Alma place
Wilson George, marine store dealer, Robinson street
Wilson Grace (Mrs.), lodging house, 35 Archer street
Wilson James, beer retailer, Brunswick street
Wilson James, tin plate worker, Princess street
Wilson John, bookseller, stationer & news agent, publisher & music seller, 19 Church street
Wilson John, hair dresser, Jersey street
Wilson John, solicitor, 63 Church street
Wilson Richard, dairyman, 13 Archer street
Wilson William, hair dresser, 8 Reed street
Windress Ann (Mrs.), Globe, Whitby street
Wise Wm. Hy. & Son, ship owners, Albion chmbrs. George street
Wishart & Son, coal exporters, Albert terrace
Withy Edward & Co. ship builders, Middleton ship yard
Withy Alfred, confectioner, 62 Church street
Witty Charles, provision dealer, New market
wood John, shopkeeper, Knowles street
Wood Susannah (Mrs.), confectioner, Church street
Wood William, grocer, 12 Tower street
Wood William James, master mariner, 21 Archer street
Woodcock Eli, beer retailer, Robinson street
Woodhall William, shopkeeper, 24 Portland street
Woodiwis William Somerville, dentist, 46 Scarborough st
Work Mary (Mrs.), clothes dealer, 9 John street
Worthy Christopher, fruiterer, 1 New market
Wright Ann (Mrs.), station, Mainsforth terrace
Wright George, builder, 14 Exeter street
Wright George, master mariner, Milton street
Yeates Peter Thompson, tailor &c. 16 Church street
Yeoman Francis, ship broker, see Foster & Yeoman
Youell William, shopkeeper, 23 James street
Young Men’s Christian Association (Richard William Vick, sec.), Central hall, Church street
Young Alexander, Waverley, Mainsforth terrace
Young George William, hatter, 4 New market
Young James, Star, Lynn street
Young Ralph Hutchinson, solicitor, public notary & clerk to the Throston & Stranton school board, 2 Church st
Young William, confectioner, 3 Whitby street
Young William, pilot, Thornton street
York Jacob, butcher, Dock street
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