MISCELLANEOUS.
Attwood George & Sons, fire-clay merchants and steel manufacturers, Hawne
Bloomer Josiah, pawnbroker, Cradley
Brittle James, mason, Netherend
Bullus John, earthenware manufacturer, Greenhill Pottery
Burr John, engineer, Highfield house
Clewes Thomas Matthew, woollen mop maker, Collygate
District Fire Office Station, Church st
Edwards Thomas, inland revenue officer, Cornbow
Gas Works, Cornbow—John Devonport, manager
Glaze John, leather cutter, Peckingham st
Hayes & Wright, attorneys, Cornbow
Hayes William, deputy coroner for Worcestershire, Cornbow
Hemming William, policeman, Cornbow
Hodgetts Charles Ruby, woollen yarn spinner and felt manufacturer, Collygate
Hodgetts Joseph, farmer, High st
Hodgetts Thomas, stationer, High st
Howell Thomas, auctioneer, Collygate
Johnson Thos. patten maker, Hagley st
Maclow John, clothes broker, High st
O’Connor Arthur, relieving officer, Hagley st
Pardoe William, wire worker, High st
Parkes Sarah, baker, High st
Parkes William, post master, High st
Police Station, Cornbow—Miles Overend, superintendent
Rogers James, watch maker, High st
Salt Samuel, general dealer, Hagley st
Siviter Thos. gas tube manufctr, Cornbow
Smith David, cooper, Hagley road
Thomson George, manager of the New British Iron Company, Corngreaves
PLACES OF WORSHIP,
AND THEIR MINISTERS.
St. John’s Church, Hales Owen—The Venerable Archdeacon Hone, vicar; Rev. George Thompson and Rev. Robert Stafford, curates
Episcopal Chapel, Cradley—Rev. Chas Walker Simons, incumbent; Rev. Geo. Augustus Caley, curate
Baptist Chapel, Cradley
Independent Chapel, Cornbow—Rev. — Fisher
Unitarian Chapel, Netherend—Rev. William Cochrane
Methodist (Wesleyan) Chapels, Townsend, Cradley and Hasberry
Methodist (New Connexion) Chapel, Cradley Forge
Methodist (Primitive) Chapel, Birmingham street and Cradley
REGISTRARS
OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
John Smith, Spring hill
Jesse Smith (deputy), Hagley road