MISCELLANEOUS.

Bagnall Mary, clothes dealer, Listley st

Baker James, cutler, Listley st

Baker Joseph, rope maker, Whitburn st

Batte William D. coroner, East Castle st

Bennett John L. tax collectr, West Castle st

Cureton Benjamin, registrar of births and deaths, High street

Doughty Richard, wharfinger, Underhill st

Fowles Mary Ann, dyer, Whitburn st

Goalby John, haberdasher, High st

Gwynn James, basket maker, Salop st

Hughes Ann, pawnbroker, St. Leonard’s Church yard

Jefferies & Co. tallow chandlers, High st

Jones Dodo Davis, parish clerk, High st

Nock & Wilson, corn factors, High st

Rutter Benjamin, nail maker, Bernard’s hill

Sewell John, professor of music, Church st

Sing & Macmichael, tanners, Mill street, Low Town

Williams Charles, land steward, Morville Hall

Williams Fanny Evans, Berlin wool repository, High st

Williams Thos. gun manufacturer, High st

St. Leonard’s Church—Rev. George Bellett, A.M. incumbent; Rev. Charles Isaac Powie, curate

St. Mary’s Church—Rev. William Knox Marshall, A.M. incumbent; Rev. Henry Bolland, curate

St. Mary Macdalene’s Church, Quatford—Rev. George Leigh Wasey, incumbent

St. Michael’s Church, Morville—Rev. George Leigh Wasey, incumbent; Rev. John Clarke, curate

Stockton Church, Stockton—Rev. Charles Whitmore, incumbent; Rev. Stuteville Isaacson, curate

Baptist Chapel, West Castle street—Rev. Alfred Tilley

Independent Chapel, Stoneway steps—Rev. David D. Evans

Methodist (Wesleyan) Chapel, Low Churchway

Roman Catholic Chapel, High st—Rev. Francis O’Neill, priest

Irvingite Chapel, East Castle st—Rev. John H. Cooper