The Post Office Directory of Durham and Northumberland
by Kelly and Company
Published in 1879
STOCKTON-UPON-TEES.
STOCKTON-UPON-TEES is a handsome market town, township, municipal and parliamentary borough, parish, union town, head of a county court district, and a river port, 20 miles south-south-east from Durham, 27 south from Sunderland, 10 south-south-west from Hartlepool, 11 east-north-east from Darlington, 238 north-north-west (by rail) from London, and 36 south-south-east from Newcastle-upon-Tyne; it is a polling place for the Southern division of the county, in the south-west division of Stockton ward; rural deanery of Stockton, archdeaconry and diocese of Durham: it is situated near the mouth of the Tees, which is crossed by a handsome stone bridge of five arches to South Stockton, a place of rising importance in Yorkshire: the bridge was commenced in 1764, and completed in 1769, at an expense of £8,000. The town is well supplied with water by the Stockton and Middlesbrough Water Company, whose Act was passed in 1851. Stockton possesses three lines of railway, viz. the Stockton and Darlington, the West Hartlepool Harbour and the North Eastern railways, the whole three lines now belonging to the North Eastern system.
The town originally consisted of one long street, with several smaller ones branching off in various directions, and during the last twenty years has quadrupled its population: it is well paved and lighted with gas and is seated on a diluvial bed of clay, of great thickness, overlaying a stratum of sand-stone, which is principally visible in the bed of the river at the great whin-dyke at Preston. The town is of great antiquity: the ancient castle which stood here is supposed to have been occupied by the Romans, but the opinion has no other foundation than the circumstance of a coin of Nero having been found many years ago, when digging the foundation of a quay near the spot where the castle wall joined the river: the castle was destroyed about 1652. Fine views are obtained from many points in the vicinity of the town, particularly the prospect embracing the Cleveland Hills, and the conical eminence known by the appellation of Roseberry Topping.
The borough of Stockton was closely connected with the castle, and may boast of its antiquity; the first charter being lost, its date is unknown, but is supposed to have been granted by King John in the second year of his reign, 1201; this charter has been superseded by the Municipal Act, passed in 1835, which vested the government in a mayor, six aldermen, and eighteen councillors, under the style of the Mayor, Aldermen, Burgesses and Commonalty of the Borough of Stockton. The same act divided the borough into two wards, and conferred on it a commission of the peace. By the provisions of an Act of Parliament entitled the "Stockton Extension and Improvement Act," passed in 1852, the boundaries of the borough have been altered and made co-extensive with the township, which is divided into four wards: the town council now consists of a mayor, eight aldermen and twenty-four councillors: the corporation is constituted the Urban Sanitary Authority, with all the powers of the Public Health Act. The revenue of the corporation is derived from the rents of houses and the stallage of the shambles and market-place, which are all freehold and from the income of other property held by lease under the Ecclesiastical Commissioners and from the gas works bought from a limited company by the Corporation.
By "The Representation of the People Act, 1867," Stockton was made a parliamentary borough and returns one member. The borough comprises the township of Stockton, the township of Thornaby (in Yorkshire), part of the township of Linthorpe, and part of the parish of Norton: it is divided into six ecclesiastical parishes called respectively, St. Thomas, Holy Trinity, St. James, St. John, St. Paul and St. Peter.
The parish church of St. Thomas, which was erected during the reign of Queen Anne, is situated in High-street and is a spacious brick structure, with freestone dressings: it is 150 feet in length by 67 in breadth, with a tower at the west end containing a clock and a peal of six bells: the entrance is through the tower: the nave is separated from the aisle by five square pillars, supporting semicircular arches: there are three galleries, one of which (the western) contains a fine-toned organ: the east window is stained, representing the Saviour. The register dates from the year 1702. The living is a vicarage, yearly value £1,002 with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Durham, and held by the Rev. Canon Falconer, L.Th. of Dublin University.
Holy Trinity church, completed in 1837, and situated at the south entrance of the town, is a handsome Gothic structure, and consists of chancel, nave, aisles, and transepts with a square tower surmounted by an octagonal spire: there are two stained windows. The register dates from the year 1837. The living is a vicarage, yearly value £300, with three acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Durham and held by the Rev. Richard Dutton Kennicott, B.A. of University College, Oxford: the curate in charge is the Rev. William Bethell, of Durham University.
St. James', erected in 1867 and 1868 at a cost of £6,000, is a beautiful building, after the Early French Decorated style, and has chancel, nave, aisles and transepts, organ chamber and tower with spire 130 feet high: it is built entirely of stone; the wall stones are Bradford parpoint, with Dunhouse dressings; the relief arches of the windows are composed of Dunhouse and Corsham Down stone: the spire rises from a lantern of octagonal shape, the mullions of which are of Penrith red sandstone; the tracery and gargoyles are elaborately carved; the capitals of the pillars, the arches, and all the interior dressings, are of fine cream-coloured Bath stone; the bases of the pillars of Corsham Down, and the pillars themselves, corbel shafts, and arch bands of red sandstone: the pulpit and font are of Caen stone, with marble and alabaster shafts, moulded bases and carved capitals: a handsome stained window of five lights,
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with rich and elaborate tracery, fills the east end of the chancel, and is a memorial to the mother and two members of the family of the donor, Timothy Crosby, esq. solicitor, and to Messrs. Faber and Wilson, with whom he served his articles: the roofs of the nave, aisles and transepts are open-timbered, and that of the chancel of the shape termed waggon: the sanctuary, chancel, transepts and aisles of the church are paved throughout with mosiac encaustic tiles. The church was consecrated by the Bishop of Durham, May 11th, 1868, from which year the register dates. The living is a vicarage, yearly value £420, with residence, in the alternate gift of the Crown and the Bishop of Durham, the presentation of the first vicar having been made by the Crown at the recommendation of the bishop, and is held by the Rev. Thomas Law, who was for several years curate of the parish church of Stockton.
The district of St. John the Baptist was separated from the mother parish in the year 1870, when the Rev. T. W. McCririck, M.A. was appointed the first minister, on the nomination of the patron, the Venerable Archdeacon White, of Grahamstown, South Africa. The church in Alma street, is built of brick in the Basilican style, and consists of sanctuary, nave and aisles: there is one stained window representing The Crucifixion: there are sittings for 750 persons: it was erected in 1873-4 from designs by W. White, esq. F.R.S. London, brother to the patron. The register dates from the year 1872. The living is a rectory, yearly value £350 with an endowment of £120 a year for the curate, in the gift of the Bishop of the diocese, and held by the Rev. Thomas William McCririck, M.A. of St. Alban Hall, Oxford.
The district of St. Paul was separated from the mother parish in November, 1875, when the Rev. James Steel was appointed the first incumbent; the Crown and the bishop of the diocese are alternate patrons of the living: there being no church at present, service is conducted in a temporary structure in Wellington street; and a church will be erected when the funds are provided; the present incumbent is the Rev. Frederick A. Borton, of St. Bees; the income is £200, which will be increased on the building of the church.
The district of St. Peter was separated from the parish of Holy Trinity in November, 1875; the first incumbent was the Rev. Henry Woodman, M.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge; the Crown and the bishop of the diocese are alternate patrons of the living; Divine service is at present conducted in a temporary wooden structure in Yarm lane, but a church will probably be commenced in the spring of 1879; it will be of stone, in the Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles and square tower with four pinnacles, to seat 750 persons; the designs are furnished by Alfred J. Martin, architect, Darlington; the living will be a vicarage, yearly value £300, with residence; the present income is £200, to be increased by contributions from the congregation.
St. Mary's Catholic church occupies a commanding site in the Norton road: it is a handsome edifice in the Early English style: the foundation-stone was laid on the 31st May, 1841, and on the 7th July, 1842, it was opened, and dedicated by the Right Rev. Dr. Mostyn, vicar apostolic of the Northern district: the designs were supplied by the elder Pugin: it was enlarged at a cost of over £3,000 in 1870, and now consists of chancel, nave, aisles and square tower, which is to be surmounted by a spire as soon as the necessary funds can be raised; the additions were—a south aisle, containing five double equilateral windows, a baptistery with double window, the head filled in with a circular window, on the outside of which is a statue of one of the Apostles: the baptistery contains a font, by Earp, of London: the chancel, which is semicircular in form, has thirteen lancet windows filled with stained glass, representing the twelve Apostles, with Our Lord in the centre; there is also a handsome stained window in the south aisle, of St. Augustine preaching to the Ancient Britons: a magnificent altar, by Earp, was also erected at a cost of £300, and a ladye chapel on the north side of the chancel: the organ (a fine one) was newly cased and otherwise improved by Messrs. Foster and Andrews, of Hull: the designs for these improvements and extensions were supplied by Messrs. Goldie and Child, of London. The edifice will seat 750 persons: adjacent are the schools, which have room for about 950 children, who are taught by a community of nuns, under the supervision of the Rev. John William Carlile, the priest.
St. George's Presbyterian Church, in Yarm lane, was built in 1876; it is Gothic, and consists of nave, transepts and spire, 130 feet in height, containing one bell; the tracery of several of the windows is very handsome; there are sittings for nearly 800 persons; there is a large lecture hall behind the church, with vestry and cloak rooms; the cost, including the site, was £7,500. The Rev. Hugh Rose, M.A. is the minister.
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, in Tower street, is a plain brick building, erected in 1861. The Rev. John Bogue, M.A. is the minister.
There are also places of worship for most Protestant denominations.
The Cemetery, the property of the Corporation, is distant about half a mile north-west from the town, and has two mortuary chapels connected by a porch, through which is a drive, and over it a small bell turret.
There are National and Sunday Schools attached to the several places of worship. Handsome schools have also been erected by the School Board for boys, girls and infants in Mill lane; another set of Board Schools are in course of erection in Bailey street, Portrack lane, for boys, girls and infants, which will be capable of holding about 600 children. The Board hold their meetings the second Monday in the month, at 4 p.m.
The Charity, or Blue-Coat School, was founded by voluntary subscriptions in 1721; it has been rebuilt in the Norton road, and is a handsome red brick edifice in the Elizabethan style; the secretary for this charity is Mr. C. Norman, Park street.
The Town Hall occupies the centre of High street, and is a large and commodious square structure, over the principal entrance of which are sculptured the arms of the borough; it is surmounted by a clock tower.
The borough magistrates hold their sessions every Monday and Thursday, at 12 a.m. and other days at 10 a.m. in the Town hall. The county constabulary do duty here.
The Borough Hall, situated in High street, is an elegant building, 80 feet long, 36 wide, and 36 feet high, approached by a lobby, with retiring rooms on each side, and is used for public meetings and assemblies: it was opened on the 15th of May, 1852: the total cost of the erection amounted to £3,300.
The Temperance Hall, in Mill lane, is also used for similar purposes.
The Theatre is the property of a limited company, and is situate in Yarm lane: it is a plain red brick building.
The Star Theatre of Varieties is in Bishop street.
The Exchange Hall, which includes several private business offices and the Stockton Club House, was erected in 1873-4 by a limited company: the entrance is from the High street, the hall being approached by a spacious covered vestibule, there being also entrances from West row and Victoria passage: the hall is nearly square in form, with a domed roof of ingenious construction, without columns to support the same to obstruct the view from any seat, although the span is very considerable: a large permanent platform and orchestra are arranged for choral performances, and there are galleries on three sides: there are seats for 15,000 people, with standing room for many more; corridors run around the hall on every side, with many doors opening into the same, to give easy means of egress; cloak rooms and retiring rooms for performers also open out of the corridors. The architects for the work were Messrs. Alexander and Henman, of Stockton and Middlesbrough; and Mr. John F. Craggs, of Stockton, was contractor.
The Stockton Hospital stands on about $2\frac{1}{2}$ acres in Bowesfield lane, bordering on the south-west suburb of the town; it is built of red brick with local stone dressing on the modified pavilion system: the architecture
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partakes of a Gothic character ; the administrative department, standing in the centre, comprises the main entrance, matron's, medical officer's and committee rooms, with surgery for in and out-patients and operating theatre, and above these are large convalescent wards and bedrooms : immediately behind this is the kitchen ; corridors branch from the centre of this department to four wings, of which the south-east wing is only at present built : a wing contains two large wards, 40 feet by 30 feet, and two special or accident wards, 19 feet by 15 feet 6 inches, with the usual nurses' room, scullery and bathroom. The building is 140 feet by 106 feet, and contains 31 beds, but, when completed, it will hold above 100 beds ; the cost including the site was about £8,000 ; the architect was Eugene E. Clephan, of Stockton-on-Tees ; the secretary is John Settle, Bridge road.
The Dispensary, founded in March, 1790, is situate in the Almshouses, and is partly supported by an endowment fund, and partly by subscription : there are four honorary surgeons, and a medical officer ; relief is afforded to about 2,000 patients annually, who must be recommended by subscribers.
The Mechanics' Institution in Dovecot street, is a spacious building : the reading-room is supplied with periodicals and papers : the library consists of over 2,000 volumes ; there are also classes for instruction in various departments.
The Subscription Library, in Wellington road, was commenced in July, 1791 : it has a library of about 5,000 volumes : the subscription is one guinea annually, payable in advance.
The Free Public Library, in Wellington street, was opened in May, 1877 : it is a large building, and the library consists of between 3,000 and 4,000 volumes : there are two reading rooms.
The Corporation Gas Works are in Thompson street : they formerly were the property of a limited company.
The Corporation Baths are in Portrack lane : the interior is well arranged ; they were opened 9th June, 1859.
The Almshouses are in the High street, and give a home to several aged and poor widows : they are managed by trustees, who are the mayor and the vicar of Stockton, the two churchwardens and the two overseers.
There is also a charity, called Dr. Trippett's, for apprenticing poor boys born in the parishes of Washington, Whitton and Woodburn.
The Stockton Fire Brigade consists of the following number of men, viz. 1 captain, 3 superintendents, 2 engineers, 2 sub-engineers, 8 paid men, 4 call boys and 20 volunteers : the fire plant consists of 1 steamer, by Merryweather and Sons ; 1 manual, latest pattern, by Shand, Mason and Co. ; 1 manual, old pattern ; 2 hose reels ; 1 set of ladders on truck, 7 lengths of six feet each, and 1 fire escape ; all engines are stowed with the proper amount of appliances, and the steamer can raise steam to 100 lbs. in five minutes : the hon. sec. is H. Sanderson.
The 1st Durham Rifle Volunteers have their head quarters here : the armoury was in Portrack lane : the captain is Thomas Hume Ainsworth, esq. ; the sergeant-major, John Smith : the butts are on the banks of the Tees.
Extensive premises were erected in Dovecot street in 1878-9 for the Post Office, which was formerly at the Town Hall : the style of architecture is Grecian : the cost was £5,500, and the contractor was Mr. J. Davison.
Horse races are held here, commencing on the Thursday in the first week after the York meeting. There are also two rowing clubs, and a cricket club.
The South Durham and Cleveland Medical Society meets at Stockton, Darlington, Hartlepool and Middlesbrough monthly during the winter for discussion of medical science : the president is J. B. Fothergill, M.D.
There is a Freemasons' Hall in Wellington street, erected in 1875, at a cost, including the site, of between £5,000 and £6,000, where the Lodge of Philanthropy meets the 3rd Thursday in each month, the Tees Lodge the 1st Thursday in each month, the Lodge of Fraternity the 4th Thursday in each month, and the Percy Lodge, of Mark Masons, the 2nd Thursday in February, May, August and November : the Royal Arch Chapter meets the 2nd Thursday in March, June, September and December. There is also a Knights Templars encampment, which meets once in every three months, and a Freemasons' club, consisting of nearly 150 members, is held in the building, the secretary of which is Isaac Hermann Hart, High street.
The trade of this port extends to Holland and the ports of the Baltic, and coastwise to London, Hull, Leith, Sunderland and Shields. The chief imports are timber, with deals, iron, hemp, flax, tallow, hides and linseed. The exports are coal, coke, iron in its various forms and agricultural produce. The Tees has 29 feet of water on its bar at high water, spring tides, and at low water 14 feet, and vessels drawing 17 feet can come up to the town at spring tides ; the approaches to the river are most effectually lighted : the management is vested in a body called the Tees Conservancy Commissioners, incorporated by Act of Parliament in 1852, up to which time, from 1808, it had been under the care of a joint stock company, called the Tees Navigation Company. The river is now greatly improved ; the commissioners have laid out and are spending a great sum in widening, shoring and dredging, which improvements will, when completed, render the river more accessible. The commissioners are appointed thus, viz. : three by the Admiralty, which is a permanent appointment so long as the nominees choose, four by the town council of Stockton, four by the town council of Middlesbrough and two by the ratepayers of Yarm, two by the payers of Tees Dues at Stockton, two by the payers of Tees Dues at Middlesbrough and two each by the shipowners of Stockton and Middlesbrough ; half of the representatives of each body retire annually : the meetings are held the first Monday in the month, at their offices at Stockton. The manufactures of Stockton and its vicinity are various and extensive ; they comprehend iron and brass founding, steam engine manufactories, others for rope, sailcloth, and sails and earthenware, besides shipbuilding yards, potteries, breweries, corn mills and some very extensive brick and tile yards.
The market days are Wednesday and Saturday. To the first, corn, provisions and various kinds of merchandise are brought for sale ; to the latter, butchers' meat and vegetables. Cattle markets are also held weekly on the Wednesday. Fairs are held on the Wednesday next before the 13th of May (statute), July 18th, the Thursday next before the 19th November, for cheese, and November 23rd (statute).
The river Tees abounds with fish, such as flounders, eels and smelts ; the principal fishery, however, is that of salmon.
Manor courts are held by the representative of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, who are lords of the manor, and who, with the trustees of the late Robert Page Page, esq. of Norton, the trustees of the late James Dugdale, esq. J. G. Brown, esq. and Messrs. T. Wren and Sons, are chief landowners. The soil is clay ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat and grass. The area of the township is 3,161a. 3r. 7p. ; rateable value, £159,632 ; and the population in 1871 was—of the township, 27,944 ; of the municipal borough, 27,666 ; and of the parliamentary borough, 37,532.
East Hartburn is a village and township, in the parish, union and ward of Stockton, 1$\frac{1}{2}$ miles west-south-west : it is principally the property of John Stapylton Sutton, esq. who is lord of the manor. The area is 1,020 acres ; rateable value, £3,855 ; the population in 1871 was 208.
Preston-on-Tees is a small village and township on the north bank of the Tees, in the parish of Stockton, from which it is distant 3 miles south-by-west. The celebrated Whinstone Dyke here enters Durham from the east-south-east : this place is 75 feet wide, and has been quarried to a considerable depth. Preston Hall, beautifully situated on the northern bank of the Tees, commanding picturesque and extensive views of the surrounding country, is the seat of Marshall Fowler, esq. D.L. who is lord of the manor and principal landowner. The area is 1,180 acres ; rateable value, £5,432 ; the population in 1871 was 110.
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Official Establishments, Local Institutions, &c.
POST, MONEY ORDER & TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Savings Bank, Annuity & Insurance Office, Dovecot street,
Postmaster, John Stanton Brown.
DESPATCHES.
ARRIVALS.
Town receiving Offices, Money Order Offices & Savings Banks:—
MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT.
Joseph Dodds, esq. Norton; Gunnersgate Hall, Middlesbrough; & Reform Club, 105 Pall Mall & 4 Broad Sanctuary, Westminster, London, s.w.
VICE CONSULS.
Denmark, Norway & Sweden, John Peter Hornung, 3 Finkle street
German Empire, Netherlands & Portugal, William Hunton, 7 Finkle street
MAGISTRATES FOR THE BOROUGH.
Benington William Henry, esq. 3 Paradise row
Brayshay William B. esq. Paradise row
Byers Joshua Stagg, esq. Paradise row
Dale John, M.D. Bishopton lane
Henderson Edward, esq. Paradise row
Hunton John, esq. Victoria terrace
Knowles Anthony Crosby, esq. 6 Victoria terrace
Mills John, esq. Newham Grange
Richardson Joseph, esq
Clerk, Henry Gray Faber, Finkle street
COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR STOCKTON WARD.
Blair George Young, esq. 149 High street, Stockton
Ford Rev. Charles Henry
Hay Major
Hopkins William Randolph Innes, esq. Middlesbrough
Hutchinson Thomas, esq
Jackson William Charles Ward, esq
Londonderry Marquis of, Wynyard park
Mills John, esq. Newham Grange, Stockton
Ord Richard, esq. Sands Hall, Sedgefield
Richardson Joseph, esq. Potter hall, Cleveland
Sutton John Stapylton, esq. Elton hall, Elton
Waldy Edward Garmonsway, esq. Old hall, Egglescliffe
Waldy Thomas William, esq. D.L. Old hall, Egglescliffe
Young William Joseph, esq. Wolviston
Petty Sessions are held at the Police court every alternate Wednesday at 12 a.m
The following places are included in the division:—Bishopton, Billingham, Egglescliffe, Hartburn, Howerton Hill, Long Newton, Norton, Sedgefield, Thorp, Wolviston & hamlets within these places
TOWN COUNCIL.
Mayor, Joseph Richardson, esq
ALDERMEN.
COUNCILLORS.
North East Ward.
North West Ward.
South East Ward.
South West Ward.
Mayor's Auditor, John Brotherton
Town Clerk, Henry Gray Faber, Finkle street
Town Crier, William Symmonds
Borough Accountant, George Harrison, Town Hall
Borough Auditors, John Robinson, Finkle street & Archibald Elliott, Villiers street
Borough Surveyor, James Hall, Town hall
Borough Treasurer, James Dinsdale, High street
Chief Collector, Thomas Hutchinson, High street
Captain of Fire Brigade, Richard Moore, West row
TEES CONSERVANCY COMMISSIONERS, 1877-8.
FOR THE ADMIRALTY.
Hopkins W. R. J. esq. Grey towers, near Middlesbrough
Lowther Right Hon. Sir James, M.P
Pease Joseph Whitwell, esq. M.P
FOR STOCKTON.
Robinson John | Craggs Henry Foxton
Richardson Joseph | Spence Henry Grant
Knowles A. C | Wrightson Thomas
Cradock Joseph | |
Auditor, George F. Smith.
FOR MIDDLESBROUGH.
Wilson Isaac, M.P.(chairman) | Bell Thomas Hugh
Fallow Williams | Hornung John Peter
Williams Edward | Lennard John Mowatt
Belk John Thomas | Hogg James
Auditor—Eugene Wethey
FOR YARM.
Fawcett Thomas Gisborne & Waldy Edward Garmonsway
Auditor—O. Strickland
Accountant, John George Hunton
Chief Clerk, Joseph Dodds, M.P. solicitor
Treasurers, National Provincial Bank of England
Secretary, John Settle
Engineer, John Fowler, c.e
Collectors of Dues (Stockton), W. H. Holmes (Middlesbrough), Charles Jackson
Harbour Master (Stockton), William Francis Marshall
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Harbour Master (Middlesbrough), James Storm
Collector of Refuge Dues, Robert Chilton, Fifth Buoy lighthouse
Offices, Bridge road, Stockton-on-Tees
General board meetings on the first monday in every month at 10.45 a.m
Finance committee meeting on the first monday in every month at 9.45 a.m
Works committee meeting on the the third saturday in every month at Stockton & Middlesbrough alternately
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Alliance, J. G. Thompson, 57 High street
Commercial Union, G. Bennington, 6 Silver street ; J. Robinson, 13 Finkle street ; W. Price, 7 Albert terrace, Norton road ; W. Brayshay, 38 High street ; R. H. Appleton, Cleveland Flour mills
General Life & Fire, J. Calvert, 55 High street
London Assurance Corporation, T. Braithwaite, 10 Silver street ; C. Wright
London & County Plate Glass, J. Calvert, 55 High st
Manchester Fire, J. Burn, 6 Hume street ; J. R. Cowling, 2 Villa terrace, Yarm lane ; F. Sanderson, jun. Van Mildert terrace ; J. Stothard & J. Elliott, Backhouse & Co.'s bank, 55 High street
Ocean, Railway & General Accident, J. Calvert, 55 High street
Queen, J. W. Berry, Water Company's office ; J. S. Brown, Dovecot street ; C. H. Maxwell, North Eastern Banking Co. Commercial chambers ; T. Parkinson, Garbutt street
Royal, J. Flockton, 31 Prince Regent street ; J. A. France, 4 North terrace, Norton road
Royal Exchange, W. C. Craggs, Backhouse & Co.'s bank
Scottish Equitable Life, Hunton & Bolsover, High street
Scottish Provident Institution, W. C. Taylor, Dovecot st
Sun Fire, T. Appleby, 65 High street
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
Almshouses, High street, 2 overseers, 2 churchwardens, the mayor, & vicar of Stockton, trustees
Borough Hall, High street, Robert Willis, hall keeper
Chamber of Commerce, High street, Mark Robinson, secretary, Exchange hall ; Garbutt & Fawcett, solicitors, Finkle street
Corn Exchange, High street, John Hudson, inspector
Corporation Baths & Washhouses, Portrack lane, Benjamin Cossins, superintendent
County Court, Bridge road, Edmond Robert Turner, esq. 3 Driffield terrace, The Mount, York, judge ; Timothy Crosby, Greylands, Norton near Stockton, registrar ; Charles John Archer, deputy registrar ; R. T. Hunton, managing clerk ; William Daniels, Coatham, high bailiff ; Thomas William Pybus, Yarm lane, Stockton, bailiff. The court is held here monthly in the court house, in Bridge road, Stockton. The district comprises the following places in Durham, viz. :—Aislaby, Bellingham, Bishopton, Bradbury, Butterwick, Carlton, Cowpen Bewley, Egglescliffe, Elstob, Elton, Embleton, Fishburn, Foxton, Grindon, Hartburn (East), Haverton Hill, Mordon, Newbiggin, Newsham, Newton Bewley, Newton Long, Norton, Nunstainton, Port Clarence, Preston, Redmarshall, Sedgefield, Shotton, Stainton Great, Stainton Little, Stillington, Stockton-on-Tees, Thorpe, Whitton, Wolviston, Wynyard
Custom House, High street, William Henry Holmes, collector ; Edward Clarke, 1st clerk ; Frederick Wm. Wood, 2nd clerk ; Charles Robinson & Joseph Cook, examining officers
Dispensary, Almshouses, High street, W. Beattie-Smith, medical officer ; Eugene E. Clephan, secretary
Exchange Hall, High street, John Settle, secretary
Excise Office, J. Cullingworth, supervisor, High street
Fire Brigade, Richard Moore, captain ; Edward Stephenson & W. Appleby, superintendents ; James Hall, hon. superintendent ; H. Sanderson, hon. sec
Freemasons' Hall, Wellington st. Isaac Hermann Hart, sec
Hospital, Bowesfield lane, John Settle, secretary
Inland Revenue Office, Greyhound chambers, High street, Joshua Cullingworth, supervisor ; Thomas Osborne, officer
Police Station, Church row, Joseph Bell, superintendent
Postal Telegraph Stores, Laing street, A. W. Heavisides, superintendent for the Northern division
Royal Star Theatre of Varieties, Bishop street, Madame Prescott, lessee & manageress
Stockton & Middlesbrough Corporation Water Board, Finkle street, Henry Grey Faber, clerk
Theatre Royal, Yarm lane, Limited Company
Temperance Hall, Mill lane, Wm. W. Whitehouse, sec
Town Hall, High street
Volunteer Rifle Corps (1st Durham), Thomas Hume Ainsworth, capt. ; John Smith, sergeant-major ; armoury, Portrack lane
STOCKTON UNION.
Stockton Union comprises the following places :—Aislaby, Billingham, Carlton, Cowpen Bewley, Eaglescliffe or Egglescliffe, East Hartburn, Elton, Grindon & Thorpe Thewles, Long Newton, Newsham, Newton Bewley, Norton, Preston-upon-Tees, Redmarshall, Stockton-upon-Tees, Whitton, Wolviston : the population in 1871 was 58,000 ; gross estimated rental of the union, £300,591 ; rateable value, £253,494.
Board day, every alternate wednesday
Clerk, James Robinson, Exchange buildings, High street
Assistant Overseer & Collector, Jonathan Fowler, Almshouses, High street
Education Officer, G. W. Outhwaite, Exchange buildings
Relieving Officers, Ninian Cairns, Exchange buildings, for Stockton district ; John Stobbart, for Norton district
Vaccination Officer, John Pearson, 3 King street
Medical Officers, A. E. H. Trotter, 140 High street, Stockton district ; John R. Murray, Norton district ; Finlay Munro, Billingham district
Superintendent Registrar, James Robinson, Exchange buildings, High street
Deputy Superintendent, John Settle, Bridge road
Registrars of Births & Deaths, John Pearson, 3 King street, & William Lowes, Exchange hall
Registrars of Marriages, Ninian Cairns, Exchange buildings, & William Lowes, Exchange hall
Workhouse, George Hopper, master ; voluntary chaplain, Rev. Thomas Law ; A. E. H. Trotter, surgeon ; Mrs. Elizabeth Hopper, matron
RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY.
Clerk, James Robinson, Exchange buildings, High street
Medical Officer, John Wilson, 6 North terrace
Inspector of Nuisances, John Elcoate
URBAN SANITARY AUTHORITY.
Clerk, Henry Grey Faber, Finkle street
Inspector of Nuisances, J. Metcalfe Garry, Town hall
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Clerk to Cemetery Commissioners, Henry Grey Faber, Finkle street
Clerk to Commissioners of Taxes, Henry Grey Faber, Finkle st. ; assistant, John Luther Green, 3 Atkinson st
Clerk to Stockton & Hartlepool Highway Board, Joseph Dodds, Finkle street
Clerk to Stockton & Middlesbrough Road Trustees, Joseph Dodds, Finkle street
Clerk to Stockton & Middlesbrough Corporation Water Board, Henry Grey Faber, Finkle street
Clerk (chief) to Tees Conservancy Commissioners, Joseph Dodds, Finkle street
Clerk to Thirsk & Yarm Road Trustees, Joseph Dodds, Finkle street
Clerk to Turner's Free School (Coatham), Joseph Dodds, Finkle street
Collector of District Rates, Joseph Watson, Town hall
Collector of Gas Rates, Thomas Parkinson, Town hall
Coroner for Stockton Ward, John Settle, Bridge road
Income Tax Collector, Thomas Wilson, 34 Sydney street
Inspector of Weights, Measures & Petroleum, Joseph Bell, Church row
Lloyd's Agent & Surveyor of Shipping, Samuel Palmer Gladstone, 6 Van Mildert terrace
Market Inspector & Market Toll Collector, John Hudson, 20 Hume street
Notary Public, William Crawford Newby, 10 Finkle street
Sec. to Blue Coat School Charity, C. — Norman, Park st
Sec. to Tees Salmon Fishery, Joseph Dodds, Finkle street
Secretary to Trustees of Dr. Trippett's Charity, Henry Grey Faber, Finkle street
Sheriff's Officer for Durham, Thomas Whitfield Hornby, West row
Stamp Distributor, Robert Tinkler, 67 High street
Surveyor of Taxes, George Wm. Wicker, High street
NEWSPAPERS.
Stockton Examiner (weekly), Thomas Henry Hayhurst, proprietor & publisher, Exchange Chambers, Ramsgate, & Prince Regent street
Stockton Gazette (daily, evenings), Hugh Gilzean Reid, proprietor & publisher, 17 High street
Stockton Herald (weekly, saturdays), Hugh Gilzean Reid, proprietor ; David Craig, publisher, 17 High street ; & at Middlesbrough
228 STOCKTON-UPON-TEES. DURHAM. [POST OFFICE
PLACES OF WORSHIP
CHURCHES.
St. Thomas' (parish church), High street, Rev. Canon Falconer, L.Th. vicar
Holy Trinity, Yarm lane, Rev. Richard Dutton Kennicott, B.A. vicar; Rev. William Bethell, curate-in-charge
St. James', Portrack lane, Rev. Thomas Law, vicar
St. John's, Alma street, Rev. Thomas William McCririck, M.A. rector
St. Paul's, Wellington street, Rev. Frederick Augustus Borton, incumbent
St. Peter's, Yarm la. Rev. Hy. Woodman, M.A. incumbent
St. Mary's (Catholic), Norton road, Rev. John William Carlile, priest
Presbyterian (St. Andrew's), Tower street, Rev. John Bogue, M.A. minister
Presbyterian (St. George's), Yarm lane, Rev. Hugh Rose, M.A. minister
CHAPELS.
Baptist, Wellington street
Baptist (Welsh) (Bethesda), Portrack lane east
Congregational, Norton road
Congregational, Freemasons' hall, Wellington street
Congregational (Welsh), Portrack lane east
Friends' Meeting House, Mill lane, Lewis Dodshon, min
Methodist New Connexion (Zion), Norton road
Methodist (Primitive), Paradise street
Methodist (Primitive), Norton road
Methodist (United Free), Regent street
Methodist (Welsh), Portrack lane east
Unitarian, Wellington st. Rev. Wm. Stoddart, B.A. minister
Wesleyan, Mill lane
Wesleyan, North terrace
Wesleyan, Portrack lane
Wesleyan (Brunswick chapel), Dovecot street
Wesleyan (Welsh), Park field
SCHOOL BOARD.
Clerk, Henry Grey Faber, Finkle street
Board School, Mill lane, Thomas Bustin Martindale, master; Mrs. C. H. Martindale, mistress; Miss Jane Foreman, infants' mistress
Board School, Regent street (infants), Miss Eliza Neale, mistress
SCHOOLS.
Blue Coat (Charity) (boys, girls & infants), Norton road, Edward R. Dowse, master; Miss E. Gibson, mistress; Mrs. Emma Parkinson, infants' mistress; C. Norman, secretary
British, Hume street, John Burn, master; Miss Mary Elizabeth Graham, mistress
Holy Trinity (National), Yarm lane, John Purkis Banning, master; Miss Annie Read, mistress; Miss Eliza Ann Neale, infants' mistress
St. James' (National), John Sanderson, master; Mrs. Sarah Sanderson, mistress
Ragged & Industrial (mixed), Portrack lane, Robert Evers, master; Mrs. Margaret Evers, mistress
St. Thomas' (National) (girls), Smithfield, Miss Mary Ann Wise, mistress; Miss Ellen Barber, infants' mistress
Catholic, Charles McAller, master; Sisters of Mercy, girls' & infants' mistresses
WATER CONVEYANCE.
Stockton & London Steam Shipping Co. Limited, George Craggs, secretary; two vessels weekly, on tuesday & saturday, from Railway wharf, Quayside, Stockton, to Hay's wharf, London, leaving there on tuesdays & saturdays
Boats every half hour during the day from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m. for Middlesbrough, calling at Newport
RAILWAY STATIONS (GOODS & PASSENGER).
North Stockton (passenger) (Darlington section N.E.R.), Thomas Henderson, station master
South Stockton (passenger) (Hartlepool section N.E.R.), Charles Corner, station master
Bridge road (goods) (Darlington section N.E.R.), Ralph Dickenson, man. coal &c. depôt, Thos. Hutchinson, agent
North shore (goods) (Hartlepool section N.E.R.), Thomas Pallister, manager
CONVEYANCE.
Omnibuses from Black Lion hotel & Vane Arms hotel await the arrival & attend the departure of all trains at both North & South Stockton passenger stations
To NORTON, from Market pl. hourly throughout the day
CARRIERS.
AINTHORPE—Mrs. Margaret Richardson, from 'Hambletonian,' High street, wednesday, 12 noon
APPLETON WISKE—John Scott, from 'Green Tree,' Ramsgate, wednesday, 2 p.m
AYTON—John Nellist, from 'George,' High st. & Richd. Wood, from 'Shoulder of Mutton,' High st. on wed. & sat. at 1 p.m
BILLINGHAM—Robert Lee, from 'Spread Eagle,' Dovecot street, on wednesday & saturday, at 5 p.m
BILSDALE—John Garbutt, from 'White Hart,' Dovecot st. wed. 2 p.m.; Wm. Wass, 'Unicorn,' High st. wed. 12 noon
BISHOPTON—Matthew Newby, from 'Ship,' High street, wednesday & saturday, 3 p.m
BORROWBY—Edward Leybourn, from 'Wheatsheaf,' High street, wednesday & saturday, 2 p.m
BROUGHTON—John Garbutt, from 'White Hart,' Dovecot st. wed. 2 p.m.; James Wass, 'Unicorn,' High st. wed. 12 noon
CARLTON—Jas. Wass, from 'Unicorn,' High st. wed. 12 noon
COXHOE—James Watts, from 'White Swan,' High street, wednesday & saturday, 2 p.m
CRATHORNE—Mrs. Hannah Bainbridge, from 'Vane Arms,' wednesday & saturday, 5 p.m
DARLINGTON—John Hough, from Ship inn, High street, wednesday & friday, 2 p.m.; Kitchen, from 'Blue Post,' wednesday, 3.30
ESTON—William Appleton, from 'Unicorn,' High street, wednesday & saturday, 12 noon; John Yeates, from 'White Hart,' Dovecot st. wednesday & saturday, 2 p.m
GREATHAM—Wm. Hutchinson, from Market pl. daily, 4 p.m.; Wm. Staindrop, from Market place, wed. & sat. 4 p.m
GUISBOROUGH—John Brown, from 'Hambletonian,' High st. wed. & sat. 1 p.m.; William Ord, from 'Blue Post,' High street, wed. & sat. 1 p.m.; Richard Smith, from 'Blue Post,' wednesday & saturday at 3 p.m
HARTLEPOOL—John Smith, from 'Blue Post,' High street, wed. & sat. 2 p.m.; William Hildrey, from 'Ship,' High st. wed. & sat. 2 p.m
HEIGHINGTON—Wm. Bell, Ship inn, High st. wed. 1 p.m
HUTTON RUDBY—Mrs. Hannah Bainbridge, from 'Vane Arms,' High st. wed. & sat. 1 p.m.; William Richardson, from 'Hambletonian,' High st. wed. 2 p.m
KIRKLEVINGTON—Mrs. Hannah Bainbridge, from 'Vane Arms,' High street, wed. & sat. 4 p.m
LAZENBY—William Appleton, from 'Unicorn,' High st. wed. & sat. 12 noon
MALTBY—Thomas Charlton, from 'Hambletonian,' High street, wednesday, 2 p.m
MARSKE—John Dawson, from 'Vane Arms,' High street, wednesday & saturday, 1 p.m
MARTON—John Nellist, from George inn, High street, wed. & sat. 1 p.m
MIDDLESBROUGH—William Leybourn, from Ship inn, daily, 2 p.m.; Christopher Hammond, from his house, 30 Hume street, daily
NORTON—John Collins, from Mr. Robt. Dale's, 111 High street, daily, at 4 p.m
ORMESBY (NORTH) —George Denton, from 'Spread Eagle,' Dovecot st. daily, 3 p.m
OSMOTHERLEY—Edward Leybourn, from 'Wheatsheaf,' High st. wed. & sat. 2 p.m
POTTER—Robert Moon, from 'Green Tree,' Ramsgate, wed. 3 p.m
REDCAR—John Prossick, from 'Ship,' wed. & sat. 1 p.m.; Robt. Prossick, from 'Wheatsheaf,' High st. wed. & sat. 1 p.m
SEAMER—Thomas Charlton, from 'Hambletonian,' High st. wed. & sat. 2 p.m
SEDGEFIELD—James Watt, from 'White Hart,' Dovecot st. wed. & fri. 1 p.m
SILTON—Edward Leybourn, from 'Wheatsheaf,' High st. wed. & sat. 2 p.m
SKELTON—John Brown, from 'Hambletonian,' High st. wed. & sat. 1 p.m
SOUTH BANK—
STOKESLEY—Thomas Wright, from 'Wheatsheaf,' High st. wed. & fri. 2 p.m.; Henry Barnett, from 'William the Fourth,' High st. wed. & sat. 1 p.m
SUNDERLAND—William Mitchinson, from 'Unicorn,' High st. wed. 12 noon
SUTTON—Edward Leybourn, from 'Wheatsheaf,' High st. wed. & sat. 2 p.m
SWAINBY—Robert Atkinson, from 'Blue Post,' wed. & sat. 2 p.m.; William Richardson, from 'Blue Post,' wed. 12 p.m.; John Lynass, from 'Green Tree,' Ramsgate, wed. & sat. 3 p.m
THIRSK—Edward Leybourn, from 'Wheatsheaf,' High st. wed. & sat. 2 p.m
WILTON—William Appleton, from 'Unicorn,' High st. wed. & sat. 12 noon
YARM—John Danby, from 'Nag's Head,' Dovecot st. tues. wed. fri. & sat. 3 p.m
DIRECTORY.] DURHAM. STOCKTON-UPON-TEES. 229
Stockton-upon-Tees.
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Abbott Benjamin Aston, 6 Paradise row
Adam Charles John, F.R.S.B.A. White-hall house, Bridge road
Ainsworth Joseph Hume, 12 Hume st
Ainsworth Thos. 9 Oxford ter. Norton rd
Ainsworth Thomas Hume, 9 Oxford terrace, Norton road
Ainsworth Wm. Hy. 29 Portrack lane
Alderson Jhn. 3 Van Mildert ter. Yarm rd
Allan John, 6 Clarence ter. Norton rd
Allen William, Bridge road
Anderson Wm. Varo ter. Oxbridge lane
Appleby Thomas, 65 High street
Appleton Jsph. Arlington ho. Rchmd. rd
Appleton Metcalfe, Richmond road
Appleton Mrs. 14 Russell street
Appleton Ralph, Westbourne street
Archbold Joseph Watson, 5 North terrace, Norton road
Archer Mrs. 10 Barrington crescent
Armstrong Geo. Walker, Wellington st
Ashmore Wm. 13 Van Mildert ter. Yarm rd
Atkinson Jhn. 2 Van Mildert ter. Yarm rd
Atkinson Mrs. Viner ter. Oxbridge lane
Atkinson Mrs. Westbourne street
Atkinson Mrs. West End ter. Yarm rd
Aubrey William, 17 Russell street
Bagaly Charles John, 2 Park terrace
Bage John, 5 Bishopton terrace
Bain James, Yarm road
Barker Francis J. 34 Skinner street
Barker Francis J. J. 35 Skinner street
Barker John, 8 Albert terrace
Barnes Wm. H. 1 Van Mildert ter. Yarm rd
Barnett Cuthbert, 15 Nelson terrace
Barugh Jasper, Cromer ldg. Yarm lane
Bateson John, 37 Skinner street
Baty Thos. M.R.C.V.S. 83 High street
Bellas William, Westbourne street
Bellringer Francis John Hext, Tregothnan cottage, Oxbridge road
Benington Wm. Hen. J.P. 3 Paradise row
Bennett Henry, 13 Park terrace
Best Mrs. 5 The Square
Best William, St. John's road
Best Wm. Martin, 6 St. John's road
Bethell Rev. William [curate of Holy Trinity], Park terrace south
Bigland Isaac, Oxbridge lane
Binnington Francis, Brookside villas, Oxbridge lane
Blackett Cuthbert, 10 Hardwick ter
Blair Andrew, Stanley vils. Richmond rd
Blair George Young, J.P. 149 High st
Blakelock John Lisle, Richmond road
Blakey Richard, 3 Victoria terrace
Bogue Rev. John, M.A. [Presbyterian], 6 Barrington crescent
Bolsover Rowland Wilson, Lorne terrace, Yarm lane
Bone Christopher, 6 Shaftesbury street
Bonniwell Frederick William, 12 Van Mildert terrace, Yarm road
Borton Rev. Frederick Augustus [incumbent of St. Paul's], 5 St. John's rd
Bousfield Thomas, 5 Hume street
Bowes John, Outram street
Bowman Thomas, 8 Bishopton terrace
Bowron John, 2 Eddlestone terrace
Boyle Wm. Henry ter. Oxbridge road
Bradley Thomas, 9 Bright street
Braithwaite Sl. Varo ter. Oxbridge la
Braithwaite Thomas, 10 Silver street
Brayshay Thomas, 4 Shaftesbury street
Brayshay William Boam, J.P. 9 Paradise row
Brearly Wm. 8 Oxford ter. Norton rd
Briggs Henry, 5 Paradise place
Briggs Joseph, 16 Milbank street
Brigham Wm. West end ter. Yarm road
Brittain Richard Frank, Edwards st
Brittain Samuel, 11 Russell street
Broadbank Caleb Geo. 6 Milbank street
Broadbent Miss, 6 Hardwick terrace, Norton road
Brooks Joseph Edward, Outram street
Broome John, 4 Raglan terrace
Brotherton John, Victoria terrace
Brown Andrew, Richmond road
Brown James, 24 The Square
Brown John, 1 Portrack lane east
Brown John S. Springholme, Spring st
Brown Mrs. 25 The Square
Buckle Henry, 8 Farrow street
Burlinson Benj. Viner ter. Oxbridge rd
Burn Joseph, Springholme, Spring st
Butler William, 32 Portrack lane east
Byers Joshua Stagg, J.P. 1 Paradise row
Cairns Ninian, 1 Leyburn terrace
Cameron Alexander, Hartington road
Carlile Rev. John William [Catholic], Norton road
Carlton Mrs. Viner ter. Oxbridge lane
Carson James Irving, Mount Pleasant, Norton road
Carter Thomas Vincent, West End terrace, Yarm road
Cattle Mrs. Viner ter. Oxbridge road
Clarke Edward, 7 Shaftesbury street
Clarke William, Wellington street
Claxton Wm. 5 Wellington ter. Norton rd
Clephan Eugene E. Blytholme, Yarm rd
Clephan Mrs. Brookside vil. Oxbridge la
Clephan Richmond, Westbourne street
Clough Geo. Alf. Westfield ho. Yarm rd
Clough Mrs. Lorne terrace, Yarm road
Coalpit Christopher, Spring street
Coates John, 33 Skinner street
Cole Mrs. 3 Leyburn terrace
Colling Edward, 18 Westbourne ter
Cooke John, 5 Barrington crescent
Coombes Saml. Chas. Millfield ho. Mill la
Cooper Rev. Arthur Henry, B.A. [curate of St. James'], Park terrace south
Cossar William Henderson, 181 High st
Cowen Mrs. 7 Clarence ter. Norton rd
Cowley Miss, 4 Park terrace
Cowley Thos. Brooklyn villa, Rchmd. rd
Cowling Jas. Render, 2 Villa ter. Yarm la
Cowper Mrs. 4 Lawrence street
Cradock Joseph, Mayfield, Yarm road
Craggs George, Beverley ho. Yarm lane
Craggs John Fras. Varo ter. Oxbridge la
Craggs Mrs. Trinity vicarage, Yarm la
Craggs Thomas, Sleighs ho. Bishopton la
Craggs William, Westbourne street
Crofton Thomas, 4 The Square
Crosby Timothy, Bridge road
Curry Henry John, Whitehouse, Bishopton lane
Cuthbert Alex. 5 Langdale ter. Mill la
Dale John, M.D., J.P. 17 Bishopton la
Danby John, 5 Van Mildert ter. Yarm rd
Darling Ellis, 12 Russell street
Davidson Geo. 10 Van Mildert ter. Yarm. rd
Davidson John Wm. 3 Barrington cres
Dennes Frederick, Yarm road
Devereux Mrs. 2 The Square
Dickinson Edward, 6 Park terrace
Dickinson Ralph, West vils. Oxbridge la
Dinsdale James, The Bank, High st
Dixon George, 2 Cleveland row
Dixon John Francis, Hartington road
Dixon John Thomas, 1$\frac{1}{2}$ Cleveland row
Dobing Mrs. 5 Nelson terrace
Dobinson Michael, 16 Hume street
Dobson Miss 73 Brunswick street
Dockwood Benjamin, 29 Russell street
Dodds Joseph, M.P., D.L. 134 High st
Dodds Matt. Bowser, M.A. 134 High st
Dodgson Wm. The Poplars, Oxbridg. la
Dodshon Mrs. Ashfield, Yarm road
Draper John Henry, 15 Bridge road
Dunn Miss, 8 Van Mildert ter. Yarm rd
Dunn William, 13 Russell street
Eastman Samuel, 19 Lawrence street
Eddy James, West villas, Oxbridge la
Elgie John, 8 Russell street
Elliott John, 1 Russell street
Ellison Patrick, Wellington street
Emerson Henry, 3 Russell street
Ewart William Routledge, 1 Langdale terrace, Mill lane
Falconer Rev. Canon, L.Th. [vicar], High street
Farquharson John, 30 Bridge road
Fawcus Mrs. 7 Park terrace
Fenny Mrs. 1 Fenny street
Fenwick John, 7 Oxford ter. Norton rd
Fisher John, 16 Nelson terrace
Fletcher Geo. Wellington cres. Yarm rd
Fletcher John Jordan, Oxbridge lane
Flockton John, 41 West row
Ford William, 10 Wellington place, Bishopton road
Foss Robert William, M.D. 22 High st
Fossick George, Cranborne ter. Yarm rd
Fowler Andrew Smailes, Viner terrace, Oxbridge lane
Fowler John, C.E. 8 Bridge road
Fowler Jonathan, 33 Russell street
Fox John Henry, Wellington terrace
Foxall James, Westbourne street
France James Ashbourne, 4 North terrace, Norton road
Fraser Alexander, Outram street
Gardener John, 17 Westbourne terrace
Gardner Mrs. 3 Lawrence street
Gay Edwin Arthur, 35 Hume street
Gibson Rev. William [Wesleyan], 11 Van Mildert terrace, Yarm road
Gladstone Arthur, Yarm road
Gladstone Samuel Palmer, Yarm road
Gloag Robert F. 10 Wellington place
Godley William, Spring street
Graham Ralph, 29 Bridge road
Graham Thomas, Bridge road
Graham William, Esq. ho. Bowsfield la
Graham William Richard, Ramsgate
Gray Alex. 5 Clarence ter. Norton road
Gray John, 22 Westbourne terrace
Gray Mrs. Blythwood house, Yarm rd
Hall James, 3 Shaftesbury street
Hall Joseph, 4 Rosslyn ter. Yarm road
Hall Joseph, 7 St. John's road
Hall Robert, Hartington road
Hansell John James, Regent street
Harbutt Mrs. Outram street
Harcombe Francis, 11 Nelson terrace
Hardcastle John, Westbourne street
Hardy William, 1 Garbutt street
Harker John, 9 Victoria terrace
Harker Thomas, Oxbridge road
Harris George Robert, 1 Outram street
Harrison George, Park road, Yarm la
Harrison Mrs. Westbourne street
Harrison Robert Henry, Spring street
Hasted Mrs. Westbourne street
Headlam Wilson B. 4 Russell street
Heitley Thomas, 35 Providence terrace, Norton road
Heavisides Mrs. 17 Sydney street
Henderson Edward, J.P. 7 Paradise row
Herd William, 31 Russell street
Heslop Henry B. Outram street
Heslop Thomas, 8 North terrace
Heslop Thomas, 5 Park terrace
Hill Charles, 8 Paradise row
Hind Henry, Bridge road
Hind John, West End ter. Yarm road
Hind Richd. West End ter. Yarm road
Hirst Joseph, Rutland ter. Oxbridge la
Hodgins John, 11 Lawrence street
Hodgson Edward, 1 The Square
Holdsworth John, 5 Victoria terrace, Norton road
Holland Robert, Leyburn terrace
Holmes Mark, 9 Lawrence street
Holmes William Hy. 2 Westbourne ter
Hornby Thos. Whitfield, 2 Lawrence st
Horner Mrs. 2 King street
Howard Wilson, Outram street
Howson Henry, 81 High street
Hudson Charles, 3 Langdale ter. Mill la
Hudson George, Fairfield, Stockton
Hunter John Wm. 12 Shaftesbury st
Hunter Joshua Geo. Westbourne street
Hunter Richard, Richmond road
Hunton John, J.P. 8 Victoria terrace
Hunton John George, Spring street
Hunton William, 8 Shaftesbury street
Hutchinson David, 50 Sydney street
Hutchinson John Alexander, High st
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Hey Alexander, Ivycroft, Richmond rd
Ingledew William Pailey, 5 Oxford terrace, Norton road
Jackson James, Oxbridge road
Jackson John Henry, 1 Nelson terrace
Jaques George, 2 Wellington terrace
Johnson Mrs. Barrington cres. Yarm la
Kennicott Rev. Richard Dutton, B.A. [vicar of Holy Trinity], Park ter. sth
Killie Charles, 1 Milbank street
Kilvington Jas. 7 North ter. Norton rd
Kirk Thomas, Oxbridge lane
Kirk Thos. Lascelles, 7 Cleveland row
Kirk William, 7 Cleveland row
Kirk Wm. Kilvington, 7 Cleveland row
Kirtley George Coats, 4 Paradise place
Kitching Mrs. 15 Russell street
Knagg Wm. West end ter. Yarm road
Knights John Atmore, Mandale road
Knowles Albert, 10 Russell street
Knowles Anthony Crosby, J.P. 6 Victoria terrace
Laing William, Oxbridge lane
Laing William, Spring street
Langstaff Henry, Leyburn terrace
Laverick Miriam, 3 Mill lane
Law Rev. Thomas [vicar of St. James'], 8 St. John's road
Lax Henderson, 27 Russell street
Leighton Robert Hy. 20 Russell street
Lewis Frank, 36 Skinner street
Lewis Thomas, Westbourne street
Linton John Ainsley, 6 Russell street
Lister John, 2 Langdale ter. Mill lane
Lockwood James George, Spring street
Long Albert de Lande, Wellington crescent, Yarm lane
Longstaff John W. Leybourne terrace
Love William, Skinner street
Lyon Joseph, 1 The Ferns, Oxbridge la
Lyon Miss, Outram street
McCloskey James, 4 Clarence terrace, Norton road
McCririck Rev. Thomas William, M.A. [rector of St. John's], The Hill, Norton road
McDermott Peter, 35 Balaclava street
McDonald Alexander, Oxbridge lane
McDonald James, 14 Park terrace
McKinlay James, 6 Wellington terrace
Mace William, Viner ter. Oxbridge la
Mackenzie John, 18 Palmerston street
Mainwaring Miss, 1 Eddlestone street
Mandall Edward, Wood street
Mann John Frederick, Oxbridge lane
Marley Thomas, 13 Clarence terrace, Norton road
Martin Mrs. 7 Lawrence street
Martin Mrs. Park terrace
Martin Mrs. Spring street
Martin Wm. 2 Laing ter. Norton road
Masan Hy. 9 Van Mildert ter. Yarm rd
Mather Andrew John, Wellington street
Matthews Noah, 5 King street
Maule Edwin D. Westbourne street
Maxwell Charles Henry, Mount Pleasant terrace, Norton road
May Frederick, 11 Clarence terrace, Norton road
Mellor George, Inkerman street
Merry Henry Horace, 17 King street
Newburn Mrs. Spring street
Mills John, J.P. Newham grange
Mills Mrs. 7 Victoria terrace
Moore Richard, 3 Nelson terrace
Morris Mrs. Lorne terrace, Yarm road
Moses John Watson, West villa
Nattrass Featherstone, Outram street
Nattrass Thomas, Spring street
Nelson Thomas, King street
Newton Mrs. Brookdale ho. Oxbridge rd
Nicholson Edward, 24 Lawrence street
Nightscales John Hy. 4 Barrington cres
Nix Robert, Varo terrace, Oxbridge la
Norman Charles, Park street
Oliver Edward, 21 Lawrence street
Oliver Fredk Ruffell, 23 Lawrence st
Oliver William Hodgson, 1 King street
Ord Mrs. Glebe house, Bowesfield lane
Pallister Thomas, Norton road
Peacock John, 24 Balaclava street
Pearson Matthew V. 2 Barrington cres
Percy Mrs. 11 Albert terrace
Perks John, Wellington street
Philips Richard John, 1 Shaftesbury st
Pickering Jonathan, 9 Barrington cres
Pickering Mrs. Rutland ter. Oxbridge la
Pickett David, 18 Milbank street
Pigg Miss, 11 Bridge road
Plant John, 23 Westbourne terrace, Bishopton road
Platt Miss, 6 Nelson terrace
Plews Thomas, Bowesfield lane
Power Edwd. 2 Clarence ter. Norton rd
Proctor James T. 17 Milbank street
Proctor Mrs. 22 Russell street
Prosser Wm. 3 Wellington ter. Norton rd
Purkis Miss, 4 Bishopton terrace
Pybus Mrs. 7 Wellington terrace
Pybus Thomas William, 2 Rosslyn terrace, Yarm road
Raper George, 2 Russell street
Raper John, West vils. Oxbridge lane
Readman John, 14 Clarence terrace, Norton road
Readman Mrs. 9 St. John's road
Reed Henry, Viner ter. Oxbridge lane
Reed Mrs. 16 Palmerston street
Reed R. Francis, North ter. Norton rd
Reevell Robt. Viner ter. Oxbridge rd
Richardson John William, Stanley villas, Richmond road
Richmond John, 3 Rosslyn ter. Yarm rd
Richmond Robert, 10 Finkle street
Riley George Farrar, Richmond road
Riley John O. Richmond road
Robertson Thomas, 16 Edward street
Robinson Benj. Viner ter. Oxbridge rd
Robinson Charles, 20 Westbourne terrace, Bishopton road
Robinson Francis, Silver street
Robinson Geo. Hen. 19 Bishopton lane
Robinson John, 1 Villa ter. Yarm lane
Robson Christopher, 4 Albert place, Norton road
Robson Frederick, 3 Albert terrace
Robson Fredk. 3 Hardwick ter. Norton rd
Robson Hen. Viner ter. Oxbridge lane
Robson Wm. West end ter. Yarm road
Rodham John, 5 Albert pl. Norton rd
Roger Robt. Deeside house, Yarm rd
Rose Rev. Hugh, M.A. [Presbyterian], Westbourne street
Ross Thomas, Westbourne street
Rouchette Joseph, 4 Wellington terrace
Routledge Henry, 13 Lawrence street
Rudd Anthony George, Westbourne st
Rudd Thomas, 39 Palmerston street
Samuel Peter Wesley, L.D.S.R.C.S. 14 Bridge road
Sanders Geo. Lorne ter. Yarm road
Sanders Jonathan John, Glenholme, Yarm road
Sanderson Francis, 7 Van Mildert terrace, Yarm road
Sanderson Frank, Spring street
Sanderson Hy. Watson, 25 Lawrence st
Sawdon Alfred, 4 Leyburn terrace
Scarth John, 10 Nelson terrace
Scott Francis, South Durham villas, Yarm road
Scott George, Lorne ter. Yarm road
Scott George, Westbourne street
Scott John Beckett, 12 Clarence terrace, Norton road
Settle John, 74 Brunswick street
Shields Richard, Mount Pleasant terrace, Norton road
Sidebottom Rev. Joshua [Presbyterian], 18 Lawrence street
Simpson Richd. Cowper, 5 Lawrence st
Skipey Miss, 10 Lawrence street
Smith George Fothergill, 3 Oxford terrace, Norton road
Smith Joseph, 144 High street
Smith Joseph, sen. 3 Albert pl. Nortn. rd
Smith Matt. The Elms, Richmond rd
Smith Mrs. 16 Russell street
Smith Robert, 10 Palmerston street
Smith Thomas, Hartington road
Smith Thomas, 8 Palmerston street
Smith Wm. Brookfield, Yarm road
Spence Hy. Grant, Lorne ter. Yarm rd
Spencer Charles, 3 Hume street
Stainsley Mrs. 9 Nelson terrace
Stainton Mrs. 33 Hume street
Staples Miss, 11 Park terrace
Stephenson Edward, 16 Westbourne ter
Stephenson Frederick Luke, West End terrace, Yarm road
Stocks Alfred Joseph, Barrington house, Bowesfield lane
Stoddart Rev. William, B.A. [Unitarian], Westbourne street
Stoker Fredk. Wm. Bowesfield terrace
Stonehouse Miss, Hartington road
Stothart James, 49 High street
Swenson Mrs. Westbourne street
Swift Rev. Frederick B. [Wesleyan], 14 The Square
Tarleton John Haigh, Hartington road
Tate Edward, 1 Lawrence street
Tate William, Yarm road
Tayler William Churchill, Yarm lane
Taylorson Mrs. 7 Barrington crescent
Teasdale George R. Yarm road
Temple Matt. Cunningham, 24 Russell st
Thomas Frederick George, West villas, Oxbridge lane
Thompson James, 4 Langdale terrace
Thompson John, 2 Outram street
Thompson Mrs. 32 Russell street
Thompson William Walter, Fernhurst, Yarm road
Thomson Thomas James, Lealholme, Yarm road
Thorman Jhn. 8 Clarence ter. Norton rd
Thorp Mrs. 2 Leyburn terrace
Thorpe Mrs. 29 Skinner street
Tinkler Robert, 3 Park terrace
Toogood Geo. Ridley, 14 Nelson ter
Towsdale James, Bishopton lane
Travers Henry, Spring street
Trevithick Charles, Westbourne street
Trotter Rev. Robert [Methodist], 6 Lawrence street
Trotter Arthur Edwin Hutchinson, High street
Trotter John, 3 The Square
Tweedy Jas. Hampton rw. Oxbridge la
Unthank William, 18 High street
Vailes Thomas F. 2 Milbank street
Ventress Mrs. 8 Nelson terrace
Ventress Robt. Lorne ter. Yarm road
Wade James, 27 Major street
Wain Wm. Nuttall, 2 Paradise row
Wales Mrs. 25 Russell street
Walker John, Wellington street
Walker Mrs. Outram street
Walker Thomas William, 4 Van Mildert terrace, Yarm road
Wallace Edwin F. Outram street
Walton Mrs. Russell street
Walton Thomas, Yarm road
Ward Theodore Henry, Westbourne st
Warne Robert Jordan, 4 Langdale ter
Wass George H. 15 Westbourne terrace, Bishopton road
Watson David Hope, F.R.C.P. 1 Tennant street
Watson Geo. M. Westhouse, Skinner st
Watson John, 12 Palmerston street
Watson John, Shaftesbury street
Watson John W. Spring st. Yarm lane
Watson The Misses, 5 Paradise row
Watson Richard A. 114 High street
Watson Robinson, 139 High street
Watson Robinson, jun. Woodlands, Yarm lane
Watson Wm. Jas. West vls. Oxbridge la
Watson Wm. Metcalf, 3 Westbourne ter
Weighill Isaac, 21 Russell street
Welch Mrs. 2 Nelson terrace
Weldon Geo. R. 4 The Ferns, Oxbridge la
Weldon Wm. West end ho. Yarm lane
While Charles, Oxbridge road
While Jesse, 2 Hume street
While Samuel, 11 Shaftesbury street
White Joseph, 8 Lawrence street
Wicker George, Westbourne street
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Wilcox Geo. Whitehouse, 9 Bridge rd
Wiley Robert, 12 Nelson terrace
Wilkin William Lewis, 12 Park ter
Wilkinson Frederick, Oxbridge road
Wilkinson Mrs. 32 Skinner street
Wilkinson Mrs. 12 The Square
Wilkinson Thomas, 4 King street
Wilkinson Thomas, 2 Shaftesbury st
Williams William, 1 Yarm lane
Wilson Henry, Van Mildert house
Wilson John, 4 Palmerston street
Wilson Miss, 19 Westbourne terrace, Bishopton road
Wilson William, Leyburn terrace
Winterburn Mrs. 9 Park terrace
Woodman Rev. Henry, M.A. [incumbent of St. Peter's], Westbourne st
Worth Robert James, Cecil street
Wren Edward Cecil, 2 The Ferns, Oxbridge lane
Wren Frederick Norman, Quayside
Wren Mrs. Westbourne street
Wrigglesworth Mrs. 6 Bishopton ter
Wright Frederick, Spring street
Wright James, Westbourne street
Wright Thomas, 1 Park terrace
Wright Wm. Merryweather, 7 Silver st
Yarwood John, Richmond road
Yeoman Thomas, Outram street
Young James, 10 St. John's road
COMMERCIAL.
Ableson William, shopkeeper, Portrack lane
Adams Charles John, F.R.I.B.A. surveyor &c.; offices, Bridge road
Adamson Anthony, butcher, 12 Thompson street
Adamson William Thomas, builder, 6 Allison street
Ainsworth W. H. & T. H. earthenware manufacturers, Stockton pottery
Airton George William, butcher, 8 High street
Alderson John, commercial traveller, 3 Van Mildert terrace
Alexander & Henman, architects & surveyors, 96 High st
Alexander Matthew, grocer, 41 Maritime street
Allanson Thomas Henry, butcher, 4 Norton road
Allborn Jabez, greengrocer, 23 Garibaldi street
Allen Catherine (Mrs.), straw hat maker, 9 Inkerman street
Allen Cuthbert, whitesmith, 12 Tennant street
Allen George Francis, painter, Regent street
Allison William, beer retailer, 20 Mill street
Allsopp & Sons, brewers (Burton-on-Trent) (Edwin A. Gay, agent); stores, North Shore station
Almack Joseph, hosier, 13 Crosby terrace, Norton road
Appleby Thomas, bookseller & stationer, 65 High street
Applegarth Robert, boarding house, 15 Brunswick street
Appleton George, market gardener, Hartburn la. Yarm road
Appleton James, beer retailer, 7 Oxford street
Appleton John, shopkeeper, 20 Mill street
Appleton Joseph, wholesale tea merchant, 12 Bridge road
Appleton Margaret (Mrs.), beer retailer, Elliott street
Appleton Richard, tailor, 12 Croft street
Argus James William, greengrocer, 10 Pine street
Armstrong Robert, shopkeeper, Eggleston terrace
Armstrong Sarah (Mrs.), alliance refreshment rooms, 133 High street
Armstrong William, butcher, 10 Albert place
Arundale John, beer retailer, Church row
Ashby Frederick, beer retailer, Smithfield
Ashmore & while, engineers & ironfounders, Hope iron wks
Ashton Robert, butcher, Parliament street
Aston Charles, brush manufacturer, Walter terrace
Athenæum Club (Christopher Elliott, sec.), 4 St. Jhn.'s rd
Atkin George, grocer, 22 Ware street
Atkin John George, tobacconist, 17 Ramsgate
Atkinson & Pollard, slate merchants, Quayside
Atkinson Ann (Mrs.), plumber, 11 Regent street
Atkinson George, butcher, 42 Inkerman street
Atkinson George, jun. cooper, West row
Atkinson John, painter, 3 Bishopton terrace, Bishopton rd
Atkinson John, shopkeeper, Mill street
Atkinson Joseph, shopkeeper, 35 Tilery road
Atkinson Richard, draper, 37 Balaclava street
Atkinson Robert, cooper, Atkinson street
Atkinson Robert K. (Mrs.), plumber, 11 Regent street
Atkinson Samuel, builder, 29 Atkinson street
Atkinson Thomas, shipwright, Quayside
Atkinson William C. builder, Wood street
Ayre Robert, Blue Posts, Blue Post yard
Ayre Thomas, tallow chandler, 15 Smith street
Ayre William, butcher, 5 Hardwicke terrace
Backhouse & Co. bankers (James Stothard, man.), 49 & 50 High street; draw on Barclay, Bevan & Co. London
Bage John, architect & surveyor, 5 Bishopton ter. Bishopton rd
Bainbridge Arthur, iron & metal broker, Exchange buildings, High street
Bainbridge Robert, wholesale & retail grocer & provision dealer, Parliament street
Bainbridge Robert Robinson, chemist, 16A, High street
Baker William, artist & photographer, High st. South end
Baldwin Matthew, painter, 8 Queen street
Banks Thomas, shopkeeper, Lorne street
Banning John P. hosier, Russell street
Barker Francis John Johnson, cabinet maker, 35 Skinner st
Barnby John, professor of music, 18 Russell street
Barnes, Hudson & Co. drysalters, confectioners & tea dealers, Prince Regent street
Barrett John, hatter, 114 High street
Barrett Rebecca (Mrs.), confectioner, Thistle green
Barron Thomas, boot maker, Tower street
Barry James, shopkeeper, 17 Oxford street
Bartram John, shopkeeper, 30 Maritime street
Barugh Jasper, manager to National Provincial Bank of England, High street
Bateson Arthur, Rolling Mill inn, Portrack lane east
Bateson Walter, shopkeeper, Portrack lane east
Batty John, beer retailer, Hunters lane
Baty Thomas, M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, 83 High st
Baxter William, beer retailer, Bishopton lane
Bendnall William, Royal Albert, 13 Hume street
Beckwith John, blacksmith, Norton road
Bedford Robert, yeast importer, Durham street
Bell James, grocer, Tilery street
Bell James Edward, joiner &c. 23 Leeds street
Bell John George, shopkeeper, Norfolk street
Bell Joseph, boot & shoe maker, 152 High street
Bell Joseph, cabinet maker, Bridge road & William street
Bell Robert, glazier, 32 Brunswick street
Bell William, butcher, 4 Wellington street
Bell William, hair dresser, 1 Paradise street
Bellars Benjamin, coach builder, Castlegate
Bellas Wm. agricultural implement ma. Prince Regent st
Bellringer Francis John Hext, public accountant & commercial agent, receiver & trustee under the Bankruptcy Act, 56 High street
Bellwood Richard, tailor, 14 Dobing street
Benington William & Sons, wholesale grocers, 6 Silver st
Benson George, ironmonger, Norton road
Best William, grocer, 20 High street
Best William Martin, solicitor, 120 High street
Bevan William, builder, Oxbridge lane
Bigland Isaac, metal broker, 57 High street
Bigmore Charles, greengrocer, Percy street
Binks Matthew, joiner, Brunswick street
Binnington F. & Co. shipbrokers, 18 Exchange buildings, High street
Binns Joseph Bedford, King's Head hotel, Lawson street
Blackburn Michael, butcher, 33 Paradise street
Blackett Cuthbert, coal merchant, Clarence depôt
Blackwood James, shopkeeper, 35 Hume street
Blair & Co. Limited, engine builders &c. Norton road
Blake Thos. metal broker, iron & steel mer. &c. Station st
Blakeburn Thomas, shopkeeper, 13 Thompson street
Blakey Richard, paper merchant, West row
Blench Thomas William, Ship inn, 115 High street
Bointon Francis Bower, accountant & auctioneer, 62 High st
Bolsover Rowland Wilson, solicitor (firm, Hunton & Bolsover), High street
Bolton Robert, shopkeeper, Portrack lane east
Bond Edmund, auctioneer, 18 Bishop street
Bond Edmund, hair dresser, 18 Bishop street
Bone Christopher, commercial traveller, 6 Shaftesbury ter
Booth Ann (Mrs.), draper, 121 High street
Boothroyd John, auctioneer & boot dealer, 62 High street
Bowes Thos. cabinet maker & upholsterer, 33 & 34 Yarm la
Bowesfield Iron Co. Limited (B. A. Abbott, sec)
Bowman Thomas, boot maker, 15 Allison street
Bowman Thomas, builder & stone mason, Norton road
St. John's road
Bown Leonard, Golden Fleece, Portrack lane east
Bowron John, builder & monumental mason, Yarm road
Bowron Thomas, builder, contractor & brick manufacturer, 4 Oxford terrace, Norton road
Bowser Charles Hall, tailor, 2 Hill street
Bradley Joseph, auctioneer, 8 Silver street
Bradley Peter, coach builder, 17 Cecil street
Bradley Thomas, accountant & estate agent, Exchange buildings, 100 High street
Bradley Thomas, grocer, 1 Brown street
Bradley William, farmer, Blue house, Portrack
Braithwaite & Co. wholesale grocers, 10 Silver street
Braithwaite Edmund, furnishing ironmonger, 57 High st
Brayshay & Son, chemists, 38 High street
Brayshay William, solicitor, 38 High street
Brearey William, builder, 8 Oxford terrace, Norton road
Brindle Thomas, Oxbridge hotel, Oxbridge lane
Briskham Stephen, coal merchant &c. Garbutt street
Brittain Richard, shopkeeper, Ewbank street
Brittain Robert, cabinet maker, 89B, High street
Britton Thomas, beer retailer, 34 Garbutt street
Broadbent George, boot maker, 6 Hardwick terrace
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Brook Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 20 Lawrence street
Brooks Elizabeth (Mrs.), Wheatsheaf inn, 52 High street
Broome John, boys' school, 2 Mill lane
Brown & Breary, saw mills & timber merchants, North End saw mills
Brown G. & Brothers, ironfounders, engineers &c. Portrack lane iron works
Brown Charles, grocer & provision dealer, 129 High street
Brown George, shopkeeper, 18 Maritime street
Brown James, hay & straw dealer, West row
Brown James, jun. watch maker, Yarm lane
Brown James (Mrs.), dress maker, 10 Albert road
Brown John, Castle & Anchor, 1 Church row
Brown Joseph, shopkeeper, Derby street
Browne George, wheelwright & joiner, William street
Bryan Robinson, shopkeeper, 14 Byron street
Bryce James, provision dealer, Ewbank street
Bryce James, shopkeeper, Norton road
Buckham George, grocer, 4 Mill lane
Buckle, Kirtley & Brittain, paper merchants & wholesale stationers, lithographers & machine printers, Wharf street
Bulmer William, monumental mason, Bridge road
Burdon James, boot & shoe maker, Albert road
Burn William, linen draper, 54 High street
Burnett Cuthbert, commercial traveller, 15 Nelson terrace
Burnham William, nail & chair maker, 39 Hume street
Burnip John Hugh, grocer, 1 Oxford street
Burns Hugh, linen draper, Portrack lane
Burrow William, butcher, 20 Portrack lane
Burrows Felix, shopkeeper, Ewbank street
Burton Henry, shoe dealer, 23 Milbank street
Burton Zacariah, fishmonger, 2 St. John's road
Busby James, tea dealer, 8 Wharf street
Butler William, surgeon, 32 Portrack lane east
Byers Joshua & Son, timber merchants; pig, sheet & pipe lead manufacturers; timber yard, saw mills & lead works, & timber yard, Darlington
Cadle Charles Ernest, solicitor (firm, Dodds & Co.), Finkle st
Cairns Ninian, relieving officer & registrar of marriages for Stockton district, Exchange buildings
Callender George, butcher, 14 High street
Callender John, farmer, Oxbridge House farm
Calvert Joseph, insurance & general commission agent, 55 High street
Cameron John, travelling draper, 2 Wellington street
Camp Ellen (Miss), shopkeeper, Woodlands street
Camp James, boot maker, Allison street
Campbell Robert Ross, accountant, 4 Balaclava street
Carling Matt. farm bailiff to Thomas Heatley, esq. Portrack
Carnarnan Timothy, beer retailer, 19 Ware street
Carr Edward, stone mason, Suffolk street
Carter Brothers, wholesale & retail linen & woollen drapers, carpet factors, silk mercers, milliners, dress makers (family mourning warehouse), hosiers, hatters, upholsterers, paper hanging depôt &c. &c. 30, 31, 32 & 33 High street & Silver street
Carter Tom Vincent, White Swan hotel, Silver street
Cass Edward, grocer, 73 High street
Cattaneo & Son, jewellers, 121 High street
Chambers George, stationer, Tilery terrace
Chambers Henry Alexander, stationer, 41 Norton road
Charlton Edward, soda water manufacturer, Quay side
Charlton Richard, Ship Launch, Quay side
Charlton Thomas, farmer, Gray's cottage
Chinnery Charles, corn & flour dealer, 8 Albert pl. Norton rd
Chipchase Francis, butcher, Yarm lane
Clapham Thomas, Railway Castle, 35 Maritime street
Clarence Potteries Co. Limited (John Snaith, sec.; Geo. Pearson Walton, manager), Norton road
Clarke John, shopkeeper, Portrack lane
Clarke John Toulson, photographer, Bridge road
Clarke Thomas, cabinet maker, 10 Central buildings
Clarke William, chemist & druggist, 153 High street
Clarkson Joseph, shopkeeper, 1 Francis street
Clarkson William, grocer, 54 Brunswick street
Clay John, shopkeeper, Oxbridge road
Clepham & Son, grocers, 28 Silver street
Clepham Eugene Edward, architect, builder &c. North end
Close William, shopkeeper, 14 Shakespeare street
Clough George Alfred & Co. engineers & iron & brass founders, Vulcan iron works
Clough & Gladstone, rivet makers
Coates & Sidgwick, drapers, 138 High street
Coates Francis, china & glass dealer, 6 Albert pl. Norton rd
Coates John, implement maker, William street
Cole Lionel, Tilery inn, 4 Garbutt street
Colling Edward, carver & gilder, 6 Finkle street
Coning John, grocer, 5 High street
Conservative Club (H. W. Braithwaite, sec. & treasurer), Wellington street
Constable Henry, locksmith, Thistle green
Cook Thomas, grocer, 23 Alma street
Cooke John, builder, 5 Barrington crescent
Co-operative & Industrial Society Limited (Jhn. Chambers, manager; John A. Todd, sec.); central stores, Wellington street & Atkinson street; office, Wellington street
Corbett James, shopkeeper, Smithfield
Cordeaux John, joiner, 24 Alma street
Corner Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 17 Emily street
Corporation Baths & Washhouses (Benjamin Cossins, superintendent), Portrack lane
Corporation Gas Works (William Ford, manager; Thos. Hutchinson, collector), Thompson st.; offices, Town hall
Corporation Wharves (C. Martin & Sons, agents), Quay side
Cosier Eliza (Miss) & Archer Margaret (Mrs.), ladies' boarding school, Barrington crescent
Cossar William Henderson, grocer, 161 High street
County Court (Timothy Crosby, registrar), Bridge road
Court James, contractor & farmer, Newham Grange farm
Cowan & Welford, provision merchants, 160 High street
Cowley Edwin, watch maker, 15 Ramsgate
Cowley Thomas, tailor & woollen draper, 5 Bridge road
Coxon William, Stockton Arms, William street
Cradock Joseph & Co. tobacco manufacturers, Bishopton rd
Cradock & Co. wholesale grocers, Calvert lane & Quay side
Craggs & Benson, builders & contractors, Hume street
Craggs Robert & Sons, timber merchants, Bridge road
Craig David, publisher of the 'Stockton Herald', 17 High st
Crapon, Brine & Co. tea dealers (Arthur Rhodes, manager), 155 High street
Croft William, shopkeeper, Mill street
Crosby & Archer, solicitors, 80A, High street
Crosby Anthony, brick maker &c. North end
Crosby Timothy, solicitor & registrar of county court, Bridge road
Crossley John, builders' material dealer, brick & tile & drain pipe manufacturer, Bridge road & Providence brick works
Crow James, shopkeeper, 2 Malakoff street
Cullingworth Joshua, inland revenue officer, 22 Providence terrace, Norton road
Curry Henry John, land agent, 58 High street
Custom House (Edward Clarke, 1st clerk), High street
Cuthbert George, shopkeeper, 23 Smithfield
Cuthbert Hugh, travelling draper, 4 Victoria terrace
Dale John, ironmonger, 11 Wood street
Dale John, surgeon, 17 Bishopton lane
Dale Mary (Mrs.), greengrocer, Castlegate
Dale Robert, provision dealer, 111 High street
Dalkin John, Baltic tavern, Quay side
Danby John, commercial traveller, 5 Van Mildert terrace
Darbyshire William, pork butcher, Yarm lane
Darlington District Joint Stock Banking Co. (James Dinsdale, manager), 136 High street; hours 10 to 3, wednesday 10 to 4, saturday 10 to 1; draw on Barclay, Bevan & Co. London
Darnton Henry, photographer, Bridge road
Darnton William, haberdasher, 76 High street
Davey Thomas, tailor, 19 Ryan street
Davies David, illuminator & artistic writer, 23 Bowser st
Davies David, shopkeeper, Portrack lane east
Davies Thomas, fishmonger, Yarm lane
Davies William, Bowesfield hotel, Bowesfield lane
Davison Brothers, wholesale grocers, William street
Davison John, builder & contractor, Springholme building works, Yarm lane
Dawson Robert, timber merchant, High street
Day Clark, grocer, 7 The Square
Demain John, beer retailer, 19 Hume street
Dennes Porter & Son, corn merchants, Quay side
Dent John, cabinet maker, 5 & 6 Church row
Dent Thomas, Cleveland inn, Cleveland row
Dent William, Brunswick Arms, Yarm lane
Dermont James, shopkeeper, Wellington street
Derrick Joseph, haberdasher, 76 High street
Deurance John B. printer & stationer, Greyhound chambers, High street
Devereux Thomas, White Hart, 24 Dovecot street
Dickinson Edward William, grocer, 56 High street
Dickinson Mary (Mrs.), milliner, 39 Skinner street
Dinsdale James, manager to Darlington District Joint Stock Banking Co. 136 High street
Dispensary (W. Beattie-Smith, medical officer), Almshouses, High street
Dixon George, steam boat & ship owner, 2 Cleveland row
Dixon Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, The Square
Dixon John, hop merchant, Castlegate
Dixon John Thos. steam boat & ship owner, 1$\frac{1}{2}$ Cleveland row
Dixon Robert C. fish curer, Northumberland ho. West row
Dobson Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 25 York street
Dobson Elizabeth (Mrs.), Stork & Castle, 66 Brunswick st
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Dobson Joseph, boot maker, 22 Garibaldi street
Dobson William, plumber, Bishopton lane
Dobson William Septimus, farmer, Stockton grange
Dodds & Co. solicitors &c. Finkle street; & at 4 Broad Sanctuary, Westminster, London s.w.
Dodds Joseph, M.P. (firm, Dodds & Co.), solicitor, commissioner for taking acknowledgements by married women, & in supreme court, chief clerk to Tees conservancy commissioners, clerk to Stockton & Hartlepool highway board, to the South Stockton local & burial boards, Stockton & Middlesbrough road trustees, Turner's free school (Coatham), & sec. to the Tees salmon fishery, Finkle street; & at 4 Broad Sanctuary, Westminster, London s.w.
Dodds Matthew Bowser, M.A. (firm, Dodds & Co.), solicitor & clerk to Kirkleatham local board, 134 High street
Dodshon John & Co. wholesale grocers, West row
Dolman John, hair dresser & tobacconist, Walter terrace
Douglass George, The Gladstone, 14 Thompson street
Douglass John, beer retailer, 1$\frac{1}{2}$ Paradise street
Dowd John, shopkeeper, Ramsgate
Downing Nicholas, ironfounder, 6 Richmond street
Downs Stephen, shopkeeper, 35 Clarence street
Draper John Henry, solicitor & commissioner for administering affidavits &c. &c. 20 Finkle street
Drummond Joseph, coal merchant, 16 Bickersteth street
Duck Francis, shopkeeper, Brunswick street
Dudley Thomas, shopkeeper, Tilery terrace
Dudley William, shopkeeper, 2 Durham street
Duncan William, steam boat proprietor, 5 Wharf street
Dunn Wm. lemonade manfr. Shouldr. of Mutton yrd. & High st
Dunnage Isaac, painter &c. 4 Walter terrace
Dunning James, stationer, 42 Garbutt street
Dunthorne John H. tailor, Albert road
Durham (1st) Volunteer Rifle Corps (Thomas Hume Ainsworth, captain; John Smith, sergeant-major), Armoury, Portrack lane
Ealand Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 4 Charge place
Easton Daniel, shopkeeper, Longley street
Ecclesfield John, shopkeeper, 33 Commercial street
Eddy, McKinlay & Watson, auditors & accountants, 96 High st
Eden James, tailor, Cecil street
Eden John, tailor, 6 Bishopton road
Eden Sampson, hair dresser, 103 High street
Eden Thomas, painter, Parliament street
Eden William, tailor, Albert road
Ederington William, beer retailer, Edward street
Elcoat William, Green Tree, 19 Ramsgate
Electric Writing Co. Limited (F. J. H. Bellringer, agent), 56 High street
Elgie Charles, hair dresser, 15 High street
Elgie John Clemmet, tailor, Russell street
Elliott Archibald, metal & mineral merchant, 17 Exchange buildings, High street
Elliott Francis, beer retailer, 29 Ryan street
Elliott Frederick, Theatre hotel, Yarm lane
Elliott William, Hambletonian hotel, 109 High street
Elliott William Percival, shopkeeper, Portrack lane east
Ellis Evan, shopkeeper, 53 Lawson street
Ellis Joseph, grocer, 12 Ramsgate
Ellison Ann (Mrs.), Argyll hotel, 78 High street
Ellison Margaret (Miss), fancy draper, 12 Fenny street
Emerson & Co. drapers, 104 & 105 High street
Emerson David, hair dresser, Tilery terrace
Emerson William, boot & shoe maker, 11 Central buildings
Emmerson Thomas C. auctioneer & valuer & american fresh meat agent, 98 High street
Empson William, boot maker, 16 Princess street
Etty Robert, shopkeeper, 41 Inkerman street
Evans Joseph, greengrocer, Yarm lane
Everett Ellen (Miss), infants' school, 30 Cardigan street
Ewart William Routledge, linen & woollen draper, 123 High st
Excise Office (J. Cullingworth, supervisor), High street
Byles Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 6 Ramsgate
Faber Henry Grey, solicitor, town clerk, clerk to the Borough magistrates, to the magistrates for the Petty Sessional division of Stockton ward, to the Stockton school board & to the commissioners of income tax, joint clerk to the Stockton & Middlesbro' Corporations water board, commissioner to administer oaths & perpetual commissioner; office, Finkle street
Fairbairn James, dyer, Yarm lane
Farquharson John, surgeon, 30 Bridge road
Farthing William, Lambton Castle, High street
Fawcett Thomas Gisborne, land agent, Finkle street
Featherstone John, shopkeeper, Adelaide street
Featherstone William, shopkeeper, Suffolk street
Fenny John James, brush manufacturer, 69A, High street
Fenwick John, coal, coke & lime merchant, Clarence depôt
Finker George, shoe maker, Albert road
Fisk John, shopkeeper, 16 Ramsgate
Fletcher George, architect & builder, 20 Prince Regent st
Fletcher John, tailor & draper, 100 High street
Fletcher Michael, beer retailer, Oxbridge road
Flintoff William, butcher, 15 Crosby terrace, Norton road
Foggitt Tom, teacher of music, 10 Clarence ter. Norton rd
Forster John, chemist, 7 Albert place, Norton road
Fortune Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, Portrack
Fossick George, metal broker, 38 High street
Fosterton, Brother & Co. timber merchants, Bridge road
Foster Charles William, butcher, Hodgson ter. Norton rd
Foster Henry George, boot & shoe maker, 127 High street
Foster John, fishmonger, Norton road
Foster John, fly proprietor, Cobden street
Foster Ralph, shopkeeper, Wharf street
Foster Richard, shopkeeper, Brougham street
Foster Robert, fly proprietor, Wellington street
Foster Thomas, beer retailer, Portrack lane
Fothergill Richard, tobacco manufacturer, 56 High street
Fox William, blacksmith, Portrack lane
France Jonah, Gas inn, Langley street
France William, builder, Shakespeare street
Frank James, tailor, Yarm road
Fraser Alexander, mason, Outram street
Fraser John, Grey Horse hotel, 86 High street
Freemasons' Hall (Isaac Hermann Hart, sec.), Wellington st
Freund Herrman, tobacconist &c. 2 Silver street
Priskney Maidens, grocer, Edward street
Fryer Ann (Mrs.), butcher, 4 Norton road
Garbutt & Fawcett, solicitors, 13 Finkle street
Garbutt David, wholesale & retail linen & woollen draper, 3 High street
Garbutt Joseph, beer retailer, Dovecot street
Garbutt Thomas, furniture dealer, Thistle green
Garry J. Metcalfe, inspector of nuisances, Town hall
Gatenby George, shopkeeper, Tilery road
Gee Robert, beer retailer, Commercial street
German William, earthenware dealer, 10 Barrett street
Gibson James William, grocer, Villiers street
Gibson Peter, fishmonger, 2 Cross street
Gilham William, joiner, 8 Pine street
Gill William, butcher, 118 High street
Gillespie John Patrick, clothes dealer, 27 Thistle green
Gladstone Samuel Palmer, Lloyd's surveyor of shipping, West End terrace, Yarm road
Glass William, shoe maker, Chapel court
Globe Parcel Express Co. (D. Garbutt, agent), 3 High st
Goldsbro Robert, chimney sweep, 7 Cobden street
Goldston Eli, painter & glazier, Portrack lane
Gooding Sidney, shopkeeper, 58 Garbutt street
Goodsman Adam, Durham hotel, Leeds street
Goodwin Mark, Portrack inn, Portrack lane east
Gott John Tom, collegiate school, Yarm road
Gowdie Janet (Miss), milliner, 13 Tennant street
Gowland Philip, Unicorn, 72 High street
Gowlend Jane (Mrs.), butcher, 1 East street
Grabham George, german yeast importer, Dovecot street
Graham William & Son, wine & spirit merchants, High st
Graham & Wood, dentists, 29 Bridge road
Graham John, tea merchant, Bishopton road
Graham Robert, Borough inn, Norton road
Graham William, grocer, 113 High street
Graham William Richard, druggist & provision merchant & auctioneer, Ramsgate
Gray John & Co. boot manufacturers, 6 Central buildings
Gray John & Co. wine merchants, 96 High street
Gray James, earthenware dealer, Castlegate & High street
Grayton Robert, tailor, West row
Green John, naturalist, 23 The Square
Greenfield John, beer retailer, 3 York place, Yarm lane
Gregory John Isaac, Temperance Commercial hotel, Bishopton lane
Grickell John, Exchange hotel, 101 High street
Groskop Geo. clothes dealer & glazier, Silver st. & 2 Brown st
Groves George J. draper, 112 High street
Guarantee Association of Scotland (F. J. H. Bellringer, agent), 56 High street
Gummersall Jonathan, butcher, 16 Oxford street
Gunning John, grocer, 18 Fenny street
Hall Joseph, jun. & Co. metal brokers & coal merchants, Commercial chambers, High street
Hall Frederick, chemist & druggist, 117 High street
Hall James, borough surveyor, Town hall
Hall John, beer retailer, Thistle green
Hall Joseph, Talbot, 9 & 10 High street
Hall Robert, veterinary surgeon & manufacturer of sheep & lamb dipping composition, Castlegate
Hall Thomas, bricklayer, 18 The Square
Hall William, butcher, 154 High street
Hall William, family grocer, tea dealer & provision merchant, Millbank & Russell street
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Hammond Christopher, carrier, 30 Hume street
Hansell John Jas. auctioneer & furniture brokr. 6 Regent st
Harbit John, butcher, Mill street
Harbottle Thomas, greengrocer, 12 Dovecot street
Harbottle Thomas, shopkeeper, 18 Cardigan street
Hardcastle Wm. & Sons, chemists, 65 High st. & 2 Finkle st
Harding Robert & Co. coal fitters, ship brokers & general merchants, Quay side
Hardwick Dennis, hosier, Bishopton lane
Hardy John, clothes dealer, 21 Bishop street
Hardy Thomas Wilson, shopkeeper, The Square
Hardy William, chemist & dentist, Victoria terrace
Hare Dobson, shopkeeper, 34 Brunswick street
Harker John & Co. sail cloth makrs. Bishopton rd. & High st
Harland Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Prince Arthur street
Harland Joseph, earthenware dealer, 19 Ewbank street
Harland William, accountant & auditor, secretary of the South Durham & North Yorkshire Wholesale Traders' Association, 116 High street
Harrington Isaac, implement maker, Wellington street
Harris George, general smith, Tower street
Harris William, Albion, Albion street
Harrison Charles, beer retailer, North street
Harrison George, Foresters' Arms, Bishopton lane
Harrison James, shopkeeper, 1 Garbutt street
Harrison John, pawnbroker, The Square
Harrison William, jeweller, 98 High street
Harrison William, shopkeeper, Derby street
Hart Nathaniel, tobacconist, 74 High street
Hart William, grocer, 42 Sydney street
Hartas George, marine store dealer, Quay side
Harwood Brothers, earthenware manufacturers, Norton road
Hatcher John, newspaper reporter, 3 Inkerman street
Hatton John, dairyman, Portrack
Hayes Robert, beer retailer, Ware street
Headlam Wilson Brownless, jeweller, 30 High st. & 4 Silver st
Heald James, wholesale fruit & potato merchant & general commission agent, Ropery street; & at Middlesbro', Bishop Auckland & James street, Covent garden, London
Heatley Thomas, contractor, 35 Providence ter. Norton rd
Heavisides & Son, printers, 4 Finkle street
Heavisides Henry, tailor, North street
Hemm Margaret (Mrs.), tailor, 167 High street
Hemmings Neighbour, beer retailer, Oxford street
Henderson Edward, linen & woollen draper, 25 High street
Herbert Guy, George inn, 55 High street
Heslop Benjun. Hy. engrvr. & lithographic printer, 20 Finkle st
Heslop Thomas, fly proprietor, 64 High street
Hewitt Frances (Miss), dress maker, Hartington road
Hewitt Thomas, pawnbroker, 31 Garbutt street
Hicks Christiana (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, Workhouse st
Hicks Jonathan, farmer, Bowesfield
Hicks Robert, shopkeeper, Suffolk street
Higgin James, wheelwright, Parkin street
Hill Joseph, pork butcher, Oxford street
Hill Matthew, linen & woollen draper, 5 Norton road
Hind John & Son, plumber, gasfitter, brass founder &c. 95 High street
Hind John, dealer in game, Yarm lane
Hind John Henry, surgeon, Bridge road
Hind Thomas, painter, 15$\frac{1}{2}$ South street
Hinderwell Thos. watch maker, 21 Providence ter. Norton rd
Hindmarsh George, fruiterer, 16 Bridge road
Hobbs John, dairyman, Portrack
Hobbs John, shopkeeper, Mary street
Hobson John, shopkeeper, 31 The Square
Hodges Edward, Half Moon, 11 The Square
Hodgson & Downs, wine & spirit merchants, 42 High street
Hodgson Anthony, shopkeeper, Tilery terrace
Hodgson James, Bee Hive, 4 Ramsgate
Hodgson John, builder & undertaker, Norton road
Hodgson John, wine & spirit merchant, Norton road
Hodgson John, smith, Blue Post yard
Hoggett Christopher, music warehouse, 6 Bridge road
Holbrook John, shopkeeper, 8 Cardigan street
Holdsworth John & Co. iron manufrs. Westbourne iron wks
Hollings John, commercial traveller, Brunswick street
Holmes Alexander, wholesale & retail grocer, tea dealer, italian warehouseman &c. 40 & 43 High street
Hope & Lobley, brick makers, Bowesfield lane
Hope John, grocer, 15 Bishopton lane
Hopper George, tea dlr. & draper, Hodgson ter. Norton rd
Hopwood John, photographer, Bridge road
Hornby Thomas Whitfield, auctioneer & sheriff's officer for Durham, Dovecot street
Horning John Peter, merchant & vice consul for Sweden, Norway & Denmark, 3 Finkle street
Horsley William, grocer, 72 Webster street
Houghton James, hairdresser, Yarm lane
Howard & Co. ironmongers, 95 High street
Howden William, clogger, 11 Frederick street
Howe Richard, provision dealer, 17 Crosby ter. Norton road
Howie Richard Buckton, plumber, 29 Prince Regent street
Howson Joseph James, surgeon, Percy house, Bridge road
Howson Thomas, linen draper, 81 High street
Hudson & Pybus, accountants & auditors, Dovecot street
Hudson John, marine store dealer, Quay side
Hudson John, market toll collector, 20 Hume street
Hudson John, saddler, 5 Finkle street
Hudson Thomas, cabinet maker, Tower street
Hughes Joseph, surgeon-dentist, 6 Hardwick terrace
Hugill Frederick, watch maker, 8 Dovecot street
Humble John, butcher, 69 High street
Humble William, beer retailer, Bowesfield lane
Humphrey Hannah (Mrs.), Slater's Arms, Smith street
Humphrey Richard, pawnbroker, 4 Smithfield
Hunter J. W. & Co. wholesale druggists & confectioners, Prince Regent street
Hunter Robert, Vane Arms hotel, 61 High street
Hunter William, grocer, Albert place, Norton road
Hunton & Bolsover, solicitors & commissioners to administer oaths in the supreme court of judicature, High street
Hunter William & Co. corn merchants, 7 Finkle street
Hunton John, brick & tile manufr. &c. Portrack lane works
Hunton Thomas, shoe maker, 42A, Brunswick street
Hunton William, vice-consul for the Netherlands, & Portugal & the German empire & corn merchant, 7 Finkle st
Hustler James, beer retailer, Tennant street
Hutchinson Jane Bridget & Mary Elizabeth (Misses), fancy repository, 132 High street
Hutchinson James Wrightson, Star inn, Garbutt street
Hutchinson John, painter, 9 Bane street
Hutchinson John Alexander, solicitor, High street
Hutchinson Robert, Victoria hotel, High street
Hutchinson Thomas, coal & lime depôt, agent to the N.E. Railway Co. Bridge road
Hutchinson Thomas, farmer & butcher, Portrack
Hutchinson Thomas, grocer, 17 Bishop street
Hutchinson Thomas, tailor, Leyburn terrace
Hutton John, greengrocer, Brunswick street
Hyland Christopher, coach builder, West row
Hymes John Robert, Lord Nelson inn, King street
Iley William & Sons, builders & contractors, Bishopton rd
Iley Alexander, builders' material dealer, Bishopton lane
Imperial Brick Works Co. brick makers, Bowesfield lane
Inglis John Thorburn, wholesale & retail tobacconist & yeast importer, 6 High street
Inland Revenue Office (Joshua Cullingworth, supervisor), Greyhound chambers, High street
Jackson & Brown, grocers, 19 Maritime street
Jackson Richard & John, linen & woollen drapers, Norton rd
Jackson & Co. curriers & leather merchants, 20A Bishop st
Jackson Harriett (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 59 Garbutt street
Jackson John, general draper, 4 Central buildings
Jackson John Henry, auctioneer, 1 Nelson terrace
Jackson Joseph, AD inn, Finkle street
Jackson Joseph, shopkeeper, 23 Oxford street
Jackson Thomas, shoe maker, Albert road
Jackson Thomas Crane, Black Lion hotel, 64 High street
Jacob Moses, clothes dealer, 22 Thistle green
Jaques & Knowles, wholesale grocers, High street
Jeffrey Sarah (Mrs.), fancy repository, 154 High street
Jenkins Morgan, shopkeeper, Portrack lane
Jewson James Pentland, musical instrument warehouse, 59 High street
Jobling Isaac, grocer, Fenny street
Jobling Thomas, tobacconist, East street
John Edward, General Havelock, Portrack lane
Johns Thomas, Cricketers' tavern, Portrack lane east
Johnson & Reay, ironfounders, Moor iron works
Johnson Charles, shopkeeper, Brown street
Johnson John, grocer, 6 York street
Johnson Peter, North Eastern hotel, High street
Johnson Thomas, shopkeeper, Albert road
Johnson William, shopkeeper, Garbutt street
Jones Dorothy (Mrs.), hatter, 128 High street
Jones George, Westbourne inn, Frederick street
Jones Richard, shopkeeper, Portrack lane east
Jones William, private school, 27 Providence ter. Norton rd
Jordan Thomas, shopkeeper, Oxbridge road
Jordison Christopher, soda water manufacturer, 1 Skinner st
Jubb John, Bolton house, Thistle green
Kay Jane (Mrs.), whitesmith & bellhanger, Regent street
Keighley Francis William R. fruit & potato mer. Tilery ter
Kellehan Edward, corn merchant, 6 Greyhound chmbs. High st
Kelley William, tailor & draper, Wharf street
Kendall Mark, outfitter, 107 High street
Kepling William, shopkeeper, 1 Vane street
Kindler James, plumber &c. 146 High street
Kinnersley James, hatter, 1 Bishop street
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Kirk Brothers & Co. brewers & wine & spirit merchants, Bridge road
Kirkup John Hepple, printer, & Royal Oak, 19 High street
Kirtley M. & Son, wine merchants, 16 Finkle street
Kirton George, tobacconist, Yarm lane
Kitchener David, shopkeeper, 75 Garbutt street
Knaggs William, metal broker & commission agent, 16 Exchange buildings, High street
Knight Stocks & Co. brewers, North Riding brewery, South Stockton
Knoblock John, baker, 31 Brown street
Knott William Henry, insurance agent, 2 Albert terrace
Knowles Anthony Crosby, wholesale grocer, see Jaques & Knowles
Knox John, Hope & Anchor, 11 Bishop street
Lackenby William, stationer, 9 Finkle street
Laidlaw William, tobacconist, 8 Ramsgate
Laing William, grocer, West row
Lamb Richard, coal agent, Norton road depôt
Lambert Henry, beer retailer, Elliott street
Lancaster William, tailor, Bickersteth street
Lando Louis, clothes dealer, 13 Paradise place
Lando Morris, furniture dealer, 17 Portrack lane
Lane William, brass founder, Middle street
Langstaff & Mace, painters & paperhangers, 91 High street
Laurent William, tobacconist, 4 Dovecot street
Laverick Miriam, jun. & Co. toy importers, 3 Bishop street
Laverick Miriam (Miss), fancy repository, Town hall & 103 High street
Laws William, grocer, Cecil street
Lawson John, tailor, Yarm lane
Layfield George, Turf hotel, John street
Lazenby George & Co. tea & coffee merchants, West row
Lazenby Catherine (Mrs.), Corporation inn, Major street
Lazenby George, joiner, builder, undertaker &c. 7 Tennant st
Lee Francis & Son, boot makers, 56 Garbutt street
Lee Henry, joiner, Atkinson street south
Lee Henry, shopkeeper, Ewbank street
Lee John, shopkeeper, Walter terrace, Norton road
Lee Robert, furnishing ironmonger, 27 Dovecot street
LENG S. B. & Co. curriers & leather merchants
Leng John, farmer, Westbourne house
Leng Richard, hay & straw dealer, 12 Bishopton lane
Leng Robert, linen & woollen draper, 145 High street
Leng Thomas, flour dealer, 28 Dovecot street
Levy Benjamin, clothier, 47 High street
Lewis Francis, Park inn, Yarm lane
Liberal Club (W. J. Watson, hon. sec.), Wellington st
Lightfoot John, builder, 55 William street
Lightfoot William, agricultural engineer, every description of agricultural implements & engines, portable & traction engines, thrashing machines &c. Bishopton lane
Ling Jane (Mrs.), newsagent, Bridge road
Linton John Ainslie, builder, 5 Farrer street
Lishman Sarah (Miss), lodging house, 2 Albert pl. Norton rd
Lister John, accountant &c. 63 High street
Little William, travelling draper, Parliament street
Lloyd James, auctioneer & estate agent, 14 Bishopton lane & 153 High street
Lofthouse Samuel, corn & flour dealer, The Square
Longstaff Ann (Mrs.), boot & shoe maker, 130 High street & Webster street
Longstaff Thomas, boot maker, 4 Cross street
Longstaff William, Leeds hotel, Bishopton lane
Lord Thomas, boot & shoe maker, 33 Dovecot street
Love & Co. auctioneers, 101 High street
Lund William, butcher, 11 High street
Lyne Nicholas, shopkeeper, 15 Dovecot street
Lyon Joseph, boot & shoe maker, 116 High street
McCann James H. Station hotel, Bishopton lane
McCloskey James, surgeon, 4 Clarence terrace, Norton rd
McDermott Margaret (Mrs.), Globe inn, 11 Smithfield
McDonald John, draper, Hartington road
McDonnough William, clothes dealer, 18 Ramsgate
Machaelin James, baker, 5 Wellington street
Machin George, glass & china dealer, Maritime street
Machin Stephen, shopkeeper, 14 Smithfield
McIntyre Owen, shopkeeper, 7 Dobing street
Melsaac John, Red Lion, Ramsgate
McLean Barbara (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 7 Tower street
McLean John, Queen’s inn, Silver street
McLeod John, pawnbroker, Portrack lane
McNaughton Duncan, dyer, Bishopton lane
McQuillan John, beer retailer, Grey street
Mainwaring J. & Co. iron founders, Eagle Foundry, Skinner st
Maloney Michael, shopkeeper, Lightpal road
Mandall, Dodgson & Co. wholesale druggists & confectioners, Tower street, & at 133 High street
Mann John Frederick, grocer, 119 & 120 High street
Manrow Joseph, boot maker, 64 Garbutt street
Marks Jacob, clothes dealer, 10 Thistle green
Marshall John, tailor, Bishopton road
Marston James, pork butcher, 122 High street
Martin & Pearson, milliners, 126 High street
Martin Charles, plasterer, Brown street
Mason Henry & Co. metal brokers, Commercial chambers, 96 High street
Mason George, Wild Ox, Norton road
Matthew Thomas, beer retailer, East street
Maughan Eliza (Miss), boarding & day school, Bowesfield la
Maule William & Son, carriage builders, Skinner street
Mawlin James, shopkeeper, 3 Albert road
Maxwell Charles Henry, manager North Eastern Banking Co. Limited, Commercial chambers, 96 High street
Maxwell Christopher, pork butcher, 33 Silver street
Mead Frances (Mrs.), grocer, 14 Ramsgate
Mears John, auctioneer, 13 Nelson terrace, & High street
Meats William, butcher, Derby street
Mechanics’ Institute (John Burn, sec.; John Hudson, librarian), Dovecot street
Meek John & James, farmers, Portrack grange & Hill House farm
Mellanby & Teesdale, dried fish dealers, High street
Mellanby Joseph, jeweller, Yarm lane
Mellanby Thomas, corn merchant, Tower street warehouses
Meller George, joiner, 37 Inkerman street
Merrells James, shopkeeper, 38 Francis street
Metcalfe Charles, shoe maker, 151 High street
Metcalfe Robert, game & fruit dealer, 158 High street
Metravers & Dorman, brick & tile makers; office, Bowesfield; brick works, Yarm lane
Middleton Charles, shopkeeper, Ewbank street
Middleton William, Regent inn, Regent street
Midgley Joseph, Star hotel, Bishop street
Miller Aubrey, auctioneer & valuer, 19 Mill street
Millfield Coal Co. coal, coke & lime merchants, 56 High st
Millichap John, beer retailer, Norton road
Milne Jane (Miss), dress maker, 10 Tilery terrace
Mitchell Barnard, shopkeeper, Carr street
Mitchinson Elizabeth (Mrs.), pawnbroker, Thistle green
Mori John, butcher, 7 Central buildings
Mollineaux William, shopkeeper, Percy street
Mollison Alexander, bookseller & stationer, 133 High street
Moody Mary (Mrs.), Sun inn, Workhouse street
Moon Elizabeth (Mrs.), Mechanics’ inn, 11 Crosby terrace, Norton road
Moore Richard, captain of Stockton Fire Brigade, West row
Moralee William, venetian blind maker, Alma street
Moreton Harriett (Mrs.), hair dresser, 11 Silver street
Morgan Louis, shopkeeper, Adelaide street
Morgan William, clothes dealer, Cecil street
Morley Samuel & Co. brass founders & finishers, Stoker st
Morley Isaac, fruiterer, 10 Balaclava street
Morran Michael, clothes dealer, 32 Thistle green
Morrell James, pork butcher, 157 High street
Morrell John, pork butcher, 109 High street
Morris John, shopkeeper, Portrack lane east
Moses James, tailor, 70 High street
Mosson Maria (Mrs.), Steam Packet, Quay side
Mouat Peter & Co. tea merchants, 20 Bishop street
Moulton William, contractor, Hodgson terrace, Norton road
Mullinder Lodwick, horse shoer, 17 Ramsgate
Musson Joseph, boot maker, Tilery road
Myers Morris, pawnbroker, 2 Queen street
Nasby Richard, shopkeeper, Lorne street
Nathan Samuel, fish dealer, West row
National Provincial Bank of England (branch) (Jasper Barugh, manager), High street; hours, 10 to 3; wednesday, 10 to 4; saturday, 10 to 1; draw on head office, Treadneedle street, London, e.c
Nattrass Joseph, grocer & draper, Cardigan street
Nelson Henry, Green Dragon, Finkle street
Nelson John Robert, pawnbroker, 12 Frederick street
Nelson Robert Jackson, tailor, 7 King street
Nelson Thomas, builder, King street
Nesbitt Henry, shopkeeper, Paradise street
Newbegin Edwd. Joseph, tobacco manufacturer, 6 Norton rd
Newby, Richmond & Watson, solicitors &c. 10 Finkle street
Newby John, painter, 14 Inkerman street
Newby William Crawford (firm, Newby, Richmond & Watson), solicitor, notary public, commissioner to administer oaths, & for taking acknowledgments of married women, 10 Finkle street
Newis & Son, earthenware dealers, 66 High street
Newman John, beer retailer, Barrett street
Newton Catherine (Mrs.), general carrier, Bridge street
Newton George, Free Masons’ Arms, West row
Newton John, dealer in game, Market place
Newton Thomas Walters, Crown, West row
Neyland Henry, fancy draper, 2 Bishop street
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Nicholas John, herbalist, 13 Ramsgate
Nichols James, shopkeeper, Quay side
Nicholson George, grocer, 44 Garbutt street
Nicholson John Younger, fruiterer, Tennant street
Nightscales John Henry, cooper & basket maker, Tower street & Finkle street
Nix William, hair dresser, 40 Allison street
Noble Andrew, pork butcher, Hume street
North Durham Loan & Discount Co. Limited (F. J. H. Bellringer, agent), 56 High street
North Eastern Banking Co. Limited (Charles Henry Maxwell, manager), Commercial chambers, 96 High street; draw on Glynn & Co. London
North Eastern Railway, Darlington Section, Bridge rd. (Ralph Dickenson, manager), coal, coke & lime depôt (Thomas Hutchison, agent), North Shore goods station & East Coast Agency office (Thomas Pallister, manager)
Northern Echo (Thomas Robson Lax, agent), High street
Oliver Sarah (Mrs.), straw bonnet maker, 7 Tilery terrace
Oliver Wm. Hodgson, L.R.C.P., L.A.C. physician, 1 King st
Oram John, shoe maker, Cecil street
Outhwaite George Whitaker, education officer for Stockton, Exchange buildings
Outhwaite Matthew, beer retailer, 37 Maritime street
Oxley Alfred, Clarendon inn, Mill lane
Pagan Charles, marine store dealer, Castlegate
Palmer Charles, boot & shoe maker, 162 High street
Parrott Joseph & Mary Ann, hair dressers, 3 St. John’s rd
Parrott Sarah (Mrs.), fancy repository, 9 Hardwick terrace
Patmore James Harry, tobacconist, Bishop st. & 11 Wharf st
Patterson John, butcher, 22 Brunswick street
Paul John Thompson, painter &c. 1 Hume street
Payne Henry, general dealer, Tilery terrace
Peacock Joseph, general dealer, 25 Princess street
Pearse M. & Co. iron ship builders, North shore
Pearson George, Cambrian inn, Portrack lane east
Pearson John, vaccination officer & registrar of births & deaths, 3 King street
Pearson Matthew, plumber, Thistle green
Pearson Miles, grocer, 17 Crosby terrace, Norton road
Pearson Robert, hair dresser, 20 Ramsgate
Pearson Robert, tailor, 45 Langley street
Pearson Thomas, butcher, 1 Wensley place
Pearson William, iron, coal & ore merchant, Exchange buildings, High street
Perks Brothers, joiners & builders, Hutchinson street
Pescod Peter, ship smith, 1 Ewbank street
Petrie Alexander, steam boat proprietor, 2 Wharf street
Petty William, shopkeeper, 2 Mario street
Phillips William, tailor, 79 High street
Pickering Elizabeth (Mrs.), pork butcher, 9 Silver street
Pickering Jonathan, engineer & iron founder, Globe works
Pickersgill Richard, plumber & gas fitter, 24 Silver street
Pickersgill Robert, confectioner, 79A, High street
Pickett David, leather cutter & boot maker, 70 High street
Pickles Henry Thomas, Three Tuns, Thistle green
Pigg Michael, iron merchant, 11 Bridge road
Plews Edward, tailor, 3 Silver street
Plews Thomas, veterinary surgeon, Bowesfield terrace
Police Station (Joseph Bell, superintendent), Church row
Pomfret Robert, dyer, 1 Dovecot street
Poole James, shopkeeper, Ewbank street
Poole John, joiner, 31 Skinner street
Popperwell William & Hudson Mary (Mrs.), dining rooms, 71 High street
Porritt Mary (Mrs.), jeweller, 77 High street
Porritt William, boot maker, Quay side
Porter Henry, boiler & girder maker, Bowesfield lane
Potter Jacob, shopkeeper, 7 Charge place
Potter John, Bone inn, & builder, Oxford street
Powell John, shopkeeper, Portrack lane east
Prady Edward, boot maker, Portrack lane east
Price William, grocer &c. Norton road, & at Mandale road, South Stockton
Prince Samuel Russell, painter, 11 Bane street
Pringle Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Cardigan street
Proud Margaret (Mrs.), boot maker, 36 Maritime street
Purchase James, hair dresser, 44 Norton road
Pybus Joseph & Son, builders, 4 Church row
Pybus Thomas William, auctioneer & valuer, Bridge road
Queen’s Building Society (Thos. Bradley, sec.), 160 High st
Queen’s Hotel Company Limited (Henry C. Watson, secretary), Commercial chambers, High street
Queen’s hotel (Queen’s Hotel Co. Limited, proprietors; Miss Eliza Thompson, manageress), Bishopton lane
Queen’s Registry Office for Servants, fresh situations & servants of all classes daily on the books, only one small charge, no commission, stamped envelope for replies (Henry Neyland, manager), 2 Bishop street
Ramsey John, shopkeeper, Pearson street
Raper John & Co. builders, Windsor road
Raper George, linen draper, 135 High street
Raper John, linen & woollen draper, 46 High street
Reed John P. & George, wholesale grocers, West row
Reed R. Francis, civil engineer, surveyor & land agent, 58 High street
Registry Office for Servants (William Burn, proprietor), 54 High street (late of 29 Silver street)
Richardson Catherine (Mrs.), New Locomotive inn, Tilery terrace
Richardson Samuel, tailor, Dovecot street
Richmond James, jeweller, 8 Bishop street
Richmond John, surgeon, 3 Rosslyn terrace, Yarm road
Richmond Robert (firm, Newby, Richmond & Watson), solicitor, commissioner to administer oaths in chancery &c. 10 Finkle street
Ridd John, butcher, Portrack lane east
Ridgway Thomas, draper, 2 Oxford street
Rielly Hugh Joseph, travelling draper, 20 Portrack lane
Riley Brothers, boiler manufacturers, Perseverance works
Riley Sarah (Mrs.), Dolphin, 21 Portrack lane
Ritson John & Son, tobacconists, 132 High street
Robinson Joseph & Co. fruiterers, Bishopton lane
Robinson Benjamin, clothier, 106 High street
Robinson Elizabeth (Mrs.), Nag’s Head, 26 Dovecot street
Robinson Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Yarm lane
Robinson Francis, beer retailer, Commercial street
Robinson Frederick, ship broker, 21 Westbourne terrace
Robinson George, beer retailer, 57 Brunswick street
Robinson James, superintendent registrar of births, deaths & marriages, & clerk to the Board of Guardians for Stockton Union, Exchange buildings, High street
Robinson John, accountant, 13 Finkle street
Robinson John, Crown & Thistle, Farrer street
Robinson Thomas, butcher, 156 High street
Robinson Thomas, fruiterer, Norton road
Robinson Thomas, jun. fruiterer, Tennant street
Robson Forster, grocer, Portrack lane east
Robson James, market gardener, Ewbank street
Robson John, beer retailer, 17 Leeds street
Robson Roger, butcher, 14 Commercial street
Roby Helen Jane & Emma Louisa (Misses), boarding & day school, Hartington road
Rodgers Henry Thomas, saw maker, 1 Tower street
Rodham Sarah (Mrs.), coal merchant, Mill street east
Roger Robert, engineer & general ironfounder (London agent, Joseph Bernays, 96 Newgate street, London e.c.), West row
Rose, Robinson & Co. cabinet makers & upholsterers, Bishopton lane
Ross James, shopkeeper, 3 Albion street
Rowbotham William White, cork cutter, Quay side
Rowell George, Turk’s Head, 1 Thompson street
Rowland John, Alexandra hotel, Bridge road
Rowland Thomas, Dun Cow, 1 Clarence terrace, Norton rd
Rowntree Robert, cabinet maker, Quay side
Rudd Anthony George & Co. corn merchants, Castle wharf
Rushforth William, shopkeeper, 11 Paradise street
Russell Henry, painter, 20 Yarm lane
Russell John Charles, Spotted Cow, Major street
Sadler Samuel Alexander, manufacturing chemist, Ammonia works; & Newfall tar works, Carlton
Salmon William, chemist & druggist, 90 High street
Samuel Nathan, fishmonger, 3 West row
Samuel Peter Wesley, L.D.S.R.C.S. dentist, 14 Bridge road
Sanderson Francis, saddler & harness maker, 60 High street
Sanderson William, butcher, Portrack lane
Saunders Owen, provision dealer, 32 Dovecot street
Savory Sidney, boys’ school, 13 Bishopton lane
Scaife William, tailor & draper, 21 Dovecot street
Scarth John, tailor, 9 Dovecot street
Scotson Richard, joiner, 28 Hume street
Scotson Thomas, grocer, 34 Hume street
Scott George, iron merchant, Bridge road
Scott William, shopkeeper, 42 Tilery road
Srdgwick James, painter, Viner terrace, Oxbridge road
Semple Thomas, clothier, hatter &c. 29 High street
Shakespeare Tom, fancy warehouse, Norton road
Sharp & Harrison, milliners, 10 The Square
Sharp Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 1 Richmond street
Sharp James, cartwright, 33 Oxford street
Sharp John, letter press printer, West row
Sharp William, shopkeeper, Potato hall, Yarm road
Sharpe Esther (Mrs.), Bath inn, Portrack lane
Shaw George, auctioneer & valuer, Mill lane
Shepherd Joseph, whitesmith, Shoulder of Mutton yard, High street
Sherwood Henry, confectioner, & post office, 9 Albert place, Norton road
Shields Richard & John, grocers & drapers, Tilery terrace
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Short John, inventor of Short's Patent Cooking Pan; purifies vegetables, meats, &c.; adapted for cooking ranges, gas stoves or open fire; 13 Central buildings
Short John, saddler, 18 High street
Shotton Michael Shaughnessy, grocer, 7$\frac{1}{2}$ Bridge road
Simpson Benjamin, blacksmith, 1 Cleveland row
Simpson Isabella (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Webster street
Simpson James Albert, shopkeeper, 13 Portrack lane east
Simpson John Penberton, dyer, 3 Clarence ter. Norton rd
Simpson Jonathan, boot maker, 14 Allison street
Simpson Thomas, shopkeeper, Suffolk street
Skating Rink (George Martin, manager), Palmerston st
Sladden John, grammar school, Skinner street
Slater Anthony, Reindeer hotel, Ramsgate
Slater John Edward, shopkeeper, 7 Bishop street
Sleightholm John, boot maker, Hodgson ter. Norton road
Smirk George Edgar, builder, Norton road
Smith Joseph & Co. cabinet makers, upholsterers, & carpet warehouse, 144 High street
Smith & Sons, confectioners, 143 High street
Smith & Thomson, iron & brass founders, Millfield iron works. See advertisement
Smith Finlowe, shopkeeper, 1 Albion street
Smith George Fothergill, brick & tile maker, Yarm lane
Smith Joseph, butcher, Portrack lane east
Smith Joseph, grocer, Oxbridge lane
Smith Thomas, farmer, Bishopton road
Smith Thomas, joiner, cabinet maker & upholsterer, 89A, High street
Smith Thomas W. tailor, Union square
Smith Wm. earthenware manufacturer, North Shore pottery
Smith William, grocer, 16 Crosby terrace, Norton road
Smithson Thomas, Garrick hotel, Yarm lane
Somerville-Woodinro William, dentist, 153 High street
South Durham & North Yorkshire Wholesale Traders' Association (William Harland, sec.), 116 High street
Southern States Coal, Iron & Land Co. Limited (William Thomlinson, sec.), 19, 20 & 21 Exchange buildings, High st
Sowerby William, greengrocer, 15 Ramsgate
Sowler William, private school, Westbourne street
Spalding Herbert, outfitter, 7 High street
Spence Agnes (Mrs.), William IV. 68 High street
Spence Robert, shoe maker, 45 Garbutt street
Spence Thomas, watch maker, 11 Allison street
Spensley Thomas, butcher, Tilery terrace
Spilsbury John, shopkeeper, Bishopton lane
Stainsby Richard, Stag, 34 Silver street
Stanton Thomas, boot & shoe maker, 9 Bishop street
Staples Peter, butcher, Bane street
Steel Charles Edward, hosier, 10 Bishopton ter. Bishopton rd
Steel George, ironmonger, 1 Mill street east
Stephenson Edward, brass founder, Allison street
Stephenson Samuel Tuke, iron & wire fencing manufacturer, Bridge road
Stewart James, greengrocer, 1 Charge place
Stillborn Francis, butcher, 38 Hume street
Stirling J. A. & Co. wholesale fruit & potato merchants, Calvert's lane, Silver street
Stobbart Matthew, shopkeeper, 6 Ware street
Stockton Chamber of Commerce (Mark Robinson, sec.); office, Exchange hall
Stockton Club (C. H. Feldmann, manager), Exchange buildings
Stockton Examiner (F. H. Hayhurst, proprietor & publisher; published Friday), Exchange chambers, Ramsgate & Prince Regent street
Stockton Exchange Co. Lim. (J. Settle, sec.), Exchange hall
Stockton Forge Company, engineers, ironfounders, &c. (W. H. Panton, manager), North end
Stockton Free Library & Reading Rooms (Thomas Henry Wright, librarian), Wellington street
Stockton Gazette (Hugh Gilzean Reid, proprietor & publisher; published every evening), 17 High street
Stockton Herald (H. G. Reid, proprietor; David Craig, publisher; published saturday), 17 High street
Stockton Hospital (John Settle, sec.), Bowesfield lane
Stockton Literary Association (Henry Thomas Allison, hon. sec.), 133 High street
Stockton & London Steam Shipping Co. Lim. (George Craggs, sec.) offices, Quay side; wharves, Railway wharf
Stockton Malleable Iron Co. Lim. makers of ship & bridge plates (Charles Hill, man.; Charles J. Watson, sec.)
Stockton & Middlesbrough Corporation Water Board (John William Berry, assessor), branch offices, 17 Finkle street; head office, Central buildings, Darlington
Stockton Permanent Benefit Building Society (John Robinson, secretary), 13 Finkle street
Stockton Savings Bank (James Robinson, actuary), open Wednesdays from 12 to 1, Saturdays 6 to 7; Almshouses, High street
Stockton Subscription Library (G. F. Smith, secretary), Wellington street
Stockton-on-Tees Coffee Palace Co. Lim. (William Thomlinson, hon sec.), 19, 20 & 21 Exchange bldgs. High st
Stoddart John, boot maker, 1 Hill street
Stoddart Joseph George, Royal, Portrack lane east
Stokeld John, Enterprise, 6$\frac{1}{2}$ Bishop street
Stokell Thomas, boot & shoe maker, 88 High street
Stonehouse William, tailor, 14 Regent street
Storey George, wine & spirit merchant (& agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & spirit merchants), 26 Silver street
Storey Robert, butcher, Walter terrace, Norton road
Storrow William, shopkeeper, Major street
Strong Frederick, hair dresser, 4 Oxford street
Stubbings Walter, boot maker, 12 Crosby terrace, Norton rd
Stubbs William, Brown Jug, Norton road
Sturdy William, beer retailer, Thistle green
Sudbury William George, grocer, 3 & 4 Albert road
Sudlow William (British Equitable Assurance,) 7 Nelson ter
Sudron Mary (Mrs.), Prince of Wales, Portrack lane east
Sudron William, carpenter, West row
Suggett Annie (Mrs.), Regent hotel, Regent street
Summers Fanny (Mrs.), tobacconist, 87 High street
Swain & Son, ironmongers, Yarm lane
Swales John, tailor, 32 Langley street
Swan George, boot maker, 5 Silver street
Symmonds William, Temperance hotel, 72 Brunswick st
Tallintyre John, commercial traveller, 12 Finkle street
Tarleton John Haigh, M.R.C.S., L.S.A. & Dixon John Francis, L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S., L.S.A., surgeons, Hartington road
Tate William, metal broker, 96 High street
Taylor & Chesney, joiners & builders, Bright street
Taylor John, boot maker, 3 Garibaldi street
Taylor John, West End hotel, Lawson street
Taylor Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Major street
Taylor William, tobacconist, 1 Wellington street
Taylor William Churchill, solicitor, Dovecot street
Tebbs John, fruiterer, Silver street
Tees Bridge Iron Co. Lim. (Charles J. Bayley, manager), Exchange buildings, High street
Tees Conservancy Commissioners (John Settle, secretary; John Fowler, civil engineer), office, 7 Bridge road
Telford Edward Potts, general draper, 5 Central buildings
Temperance Hall (Wm. W. Whitehouse, sec.), Mill lane
Temple James, slater, 33 Thistle green
Thomas Charles, cutler, 3 Cross street
Thomas David, fruiterer, Garbutt street
Thomas John, Ship inn, Paradise street
Thomas John, shopkeeper, 17 Hume street
Thompson Bros. wholesale druggists & drysalters, West row
Thompson John & Co. soda water manufactrs. Wellington st
Thompson Walker & Co. wine & spirit merchants, Regent st
Thompson George, builder, 1 Inkerman street
Thompson James, accountant & auditor & Conservative registration agent, Market cross chambers, High street
Thompson John, butcher, Thistle green
Thompson John, grocer, 19 Tilery road
Thompson John, grocer, 1 Victoria street
Thompson John, hosier, 2 Bishop street
Thompson John, joiner & builder, 1 Victoria street
Thompson John George, solicitor, perpetual commissioner & commissioner to administer oaths, clerk to Redcar local Board of Health & Burial Board, solicitor to the Redcar Pier Co. Limited, & agent to the Alliance Assurance Co. 57 High street
Thompson Thomas, tailor, 44 Sydney street
Thompson William, basket maker, 112$\frac{1}{2}$ High street
Thornes Joseph, greengrocer, 159 High street
Thornton Elizabeth (Mrs.), fruiterer, 27 & 30 Silver street
Thorp Mary (Mrs.), girls' school, Skinner street
Thwaites George, herbalist, 2 Church row
Thwaites John, shopkeeper, 12 Maritime street
Thwaites William, shopkeeper, Cecil street
Tinkler Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 11 Oxford street
Tinkler Robert, printer & stationer, 67 High street
Toas George, shoe maker, John street
Todd Edwin, butcher, Norton road
Todd John Dowson, butcher, 7 Dovecot street
Todd Robert Thomas, butcher, 3 Central buildings
Todd Thomas, Custom House tavern, Finkle street
Todd William, tailor, Portrack lane
Tomkins John, shopkeeper, 21 Smithfield
Toogood George Ridley, grocer, tea merchant & patent medicine vendor, 5 & 6 Bishop street
Tossell Hen. sewing machine maker, 6 Oxford ter. Norton rd
Trenholm William Thomas, beer retailer, Hunter's lane
Trotter & Hind, surgeons, 93 High street
Trotter Arthur E. H. surgeon, 140 High street
Trotter John, solicitor, Bank chambers, High street
Trotter Michael, tailor, 2 Thompson street
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Trotter Thomas George, fruiterer, 1 Alberta street
Towsdale James, builder, Bishopton road
Towsdale Thomas, grocer, Smith street
Tuck John, shopkeeper, Farm lane
Turnbull Elizabeth (Mrs.), Locomotive inn, Norton road
Turpin Bridget (Miss), fruiterer, 74 High street
Tweedy James, solicitor, 57 High street
Tyler James, confectioner, 94 High street
Tyson Dorothy (Mrs.), Commercial tavern, Norton road
Vale Jonah, furniture dealer &c. 48 Garbutt street
Ventress & Co. Limited, ironmongers, 39 High street
Ventress Joseph & Sons, saw mills, timber, mahogany & veneer merchants, window frame & fittings & joiners' manufacturers, builders of portable houses, building material dealers, wood carvers, lath renders, cement, plaster of paris, brick & tile & drain pipe merchants, Bridge saw mills ; & at Saltburn-by-the-Sea
Venus Richard W. greengrocer, Edward street
Vicars William, joiner, Bright street
Vitty Geo. Taylor, ironmonger, 4 High st. & 1 Central buildgs
Vowes James, shopkeeper, Cecil street
Wade Eleanor Jane (Mrs.), toy, glass & fancy stores, & central registry office for servants, 15 Central buildings
Wagstaff William, hair dresser, Yarm lane
Wainwright Charles, shopkeeper, Portrack lane
Walker Thos. W. & Co. wholesale grocers, Prince Regent st
Walker Henry, Royal hotel, Prince Arthur street
Waller William, butcher, Bicker street
Walsh John, beer retailer, 2 Allison street
Walsh William, clothier & general dealer, Ramsgate
Walton & Broadbent, saw mills, Mill street east
Walton Ann (Mrs.), glass & china dealer, 20 Dovecot street
Walton James, coal merchant, Viner terrace, Yarm road
Walton Robert, builder, 3 Wellington street
Walton Thomas, wine & spirit dealer, Princess street
Walton Young, stationer & news agent, 1 Silver st. & Portrack la
Ward Edmund, linen draper, 41 High street
Ward Robert B. painter & paper hanger, 12A, Albert road
Ward Samuel C. Westmoreland inn, Silver street
Wardell Christopher, builder, 40 Hume street
Wardell Isabel (Mrs.), earthenware dealer, 13 Bishop street
Warne Frederick, Coach & Horses, 13 Commercial street
Warne Louisa (Mrs.), Old Post Office hotel, 92 High st
Watson J. W. & Co. Billingham steam brick works; office, Bridge end
Watson, Sons & Co. wholesale & retail mercers, &c. 48 High street & 21 to 23 Finkle street
Watson Frederick, miller, Mill street east
Watson George Metcalfe (firm, Newby, Richmond & Watson), solicitor & commissnr. to administr. oaths, 10 Finkle st
Watson John, blacksmith, Blue Post yard, High street
Watson John W. timber merchant, Bridge end
Watson Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Tennant street
Watson Robert Edward, stationer, Dovecot street
Watson Samuel, blacksmith, Bone street
Watson Thomas, Albion inn, Tennant street
Watson Thomas, joiner, Ayrton street
Watson Thomas Brownless, plumber, 6 Tennant street
Watson William, grocer, 4 Talbot street
Watson William, shopkeeper, 20 Hume street
Watson William, shopkeeper, 12 Thistle green
Watson William James, clerk to the Hornaby school board, West villas, Oxbridge lane
Waverley Refreshment Rooms (Joseph Hughes, manager), Hardwick terrace
Weatherell Frank, cabinet maker, 12 High street
Weatherell Joseph, watch maker, 5A, High street
Weatherill & Moses, architects & surveyors, High street
Webber William, bill poster, Villiers street
Webster & Sons, grocers, 141 High street
Webster Mary Ann (Miss), hosier, 108 High street
Weighill Elizabeth (Mrs.), milliner, 6 Bright street
Weighill John, Wellington inn, Smithfield
Welch & Coss, builders, 1 Sidney street
Welch John, game dealer, 1 Albert place
Welch John, grocer, Sidney street
Welch Samuel, engineer & ship builder, builder of iron screw tugs, passenger & cargo steamers & machinery adapted for the same
Weldon George, farmer, Bishopton road
West Stockton Iron Co. Limited, merchant iron manufacturers (William Prosser, manager; Marshall Fowler, sec.), West Stockton iron works
Wetherill William, tailor & woollen draper, 125 High street
Wharton George, greengrocer, 17 Mill street
Wherly Stephen, watch & clock maker, 41 Hume street
Wherrit William, butcher, Percy street
While Charles & Co. washer manufacturers, Bishopton lane
Whitaker John, butcher, 41 Garbutt street
White Richard, pawnbroker, 9 The Square
Whitehouse Edwd. Thompson, refreshment room, 26 The Square
Whitell & Harrison, coal merchants, Norton road
Whittaker John, shopkeeper, Portrack lane east
Wilkinson Jane (Mrs.), dress maker, 1 Canning street
Wilkinson Matthew, shopkeeper, 8 Balaclava street
Wilks Thomas, draper, Bridge road
Willey George, bill poster, 3 Cobden street
Williams David, boot & shoe maker, 138A, High street
Williams David, Royal William, Garbutt street
Williams William, solicitor, 1 Yarm lane
Williamson John, gun maker, 3 Bridge road
Williamson Robert, boot maker, 7 Finkle street
Williamson William James, grocer, Northcote street
Willison William, grocer, Norton road
Wilson Henry & Co. engineers, iron & brass founders, coppersmiths, &c. Phoenix works. See advertisement
Wilson Christopher, rope maker, Vane street
Wilson Elizabeth (Mrs.), milliner, 26 High street
Wilson George B. brick maker, Portrack lane
Wilson John, blacksmith, 23 Prince Regent street
Wilson John, bookseller, 13 High street
Wilson John, builder, Ewbank street
Wilson John, medical officer to Rural Sanitary Authority, 6 North terrace
Wilson John, tailor & draper, 7 Hardwick terrace
Wilson John, travelling draper, 2 North terrace
Wilson John Henry, cabinet maker, Prince Regent street
Wilson Jonathan, shopkeeper, Portrack lane
Wilson Richard, hair dresser, 9 The Square
Wilson Robert, grocer, 51 Garbutt street
Wilson Thomas, income tax collector, 34 Sydney street
Wilson Thomas, linen draper, 75 High street
Wilson William, shopkeeper, 15 Portrack lane
Wilson William J. general dealer, Prince Regent street
Winsby Dorothy (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Garibaldi street
Withers William Sheldon, corn & flour & general provision merchant, grocer, bread & biscuit baker, manufacturer of ship’s bread by steam power, Prince Arthur street & Prince William street
Womack John Richard, grocer, Tilery road
Wood John, coach proprietor, Yarm lane
Wood Joseph Richard, bookseller, stationer & fancy dealer, 2 Central buildings
Woodhead Thomas, file cutter, Bishopton lane
Woodroffe Fredk. Arthur, goldsmith & optician, 58 High st
Woodward Tom, Black Boy, 10 Paradise street
Woolman Thomas, bookbinder, Chester house, High street
Wootton Joseph, marine store dealer, Quay side
Woozley Esther (Mrs.), Welsh Harp, Portrack lane east
Working Men’s Club Room (Wm. W. Whitehouse, sec.), Regent street
Worth Moses, painter & paper hanger, Yarm lane
Worth Robert, plumber, 1 Durham street
Worthy William, shopkeeper, 32 Brown street
Wray Stephen, confectioner, Mill lane
Wray Stephen, ironmonger, 13 Dovecot street & High st
Wren Thomas & Sons, millers & corn merchants; office, 238 High street
Wren & Co. soda water manufacturers, 90A, High street
Wren John, miller & corn merchant
Wright George Raine, cowkeeper, West street
Wright Jane (Miss), select servants' agency, 7 Silver street
Wright John, job master, Bishopton lane
Wright William Merryweather, wholesale & retail stationer, paper merchant, paper bag manufacturer & steam machine printer, smallware merchant & grocers' outfitting depôt for scales, canisters, coffee mills &c. 7 Silver st. & Bishop st
Wyld John & Sons, brush manufacturers, 77 High street
Yarwood George, tobacconist, 168 High street
Yarwood John, wholesale stationer & paper merchant, Prince Regent street
Yellow William, milliner, Cecil street
Yeoman Thomas, grocer, Yarm lane
Young Men’s Christian Association, Dovecot street
Young Charles, furnishing ironmonger, 78 High street
Young William, brewer, Tees brewery, Quay side
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Mellanby Thomas, Hawthorne house
Salt Edward John, Greenside
Smith Henry, Cleveland house
Stobbart Charles, Hartburn terrace
Woodroffe Frk. Arthur, Hartburn ho
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Bell John, market gardener
Bowser Timothy, dairyman
Brown George, joiner
Brown Thomas, bricklayer
Callender John, farmer, Oxbridge farm
Carter William, pig dealer
Dawson Matthew, Masham inn
Elcoate William, market gardener
Humble John Wilkinson, farmer
Lancaster John, shopkeeper
Noad Frederick Wm. market gardener
Noad James Samuel, engraver
Pybus Richard, farmer
Reynard Thomas, market gardener
Richardson John, farm bailiff to Mr. J. Trotter
Sanderson Thomas, rope maker
Sisson Robert Rawlinson, farmer
Stobbart George, market gardener
Thompson William, Castle
Thompson William, jun. farmer, Burnhope farm
Wilkinson Thomas, farmer
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Appleton Richd. Henry, Woodside hall
Brand William, Stratford villa
Fowler Marshall, J.P. Preston hall
Fowler John, Copeswood
Saddler Samuel Alexander, Southlands
Ferguson Geo. frm. bailiff to M. Fowler esq
Gill George, farm bailiff to Samuel Alexander Saddler, esq
Lee Robert, farm bailiff to Jasper Barugh, esq
Moore William, blacksmith
Moore Thomas, cartwright
Stockdale John, farmer
Watson Atkinson, farmer, Cowley moor
Wilson Robert, farmer
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