Drake's Road Book of the Grand Junction Railway / from Birmingham to Liverpool and Manchester

by active 1825 James Drake

Hunt’s Bank, by the Church Steps.—2 one-horse coaches.

Tame-street, opposite the Crescent, Ancoats.—1 one-horse coach.

SALFORD.

Front of New Bailey.—Twelve coaches.

CHORLTON-ON-MEDLOCK.

All Saints’ Church.—Seven coaches.

Upper Brook-street.—Four coaches.

Tuer-street, Oxford-street.—Two coaches.

BANKERS.

Manchester Bankers.	Correspondents in London.
Bank of England Branch Bank.	Bank of England.
Savings’ Bank, Mr. Jn. Atkinson, Agent, 1, Cross-street.
Cunliffes, Brooks, & Co., Market-street.	R. Cunliffe, jun., & Co.
Daintry, Ryle, & Co., Norfolk-street.	Whitmore, Wells, & Co.
B. Heywood & Co., St. Anne-street.	Masterman & Co.
W. Jones, Lloyd, & Co., King-street.	Jones, Lloyd, & Co.
Scholes, Tetlow, & Co., Cannon-street.	Curries & Co.
Bank of Manchester, Market-street.	Denison & Co.
Manchester & Liverpool District Bank, Spring Gardens.	Smith, Payne, & Co.
Northern and Central Bank, Crown-street.	Westminster Bank.
Union Bank, Crown-street.	Glyn & Co.
Commercial Bank of England, Mosley-street.	Masterman & Co.
Manchester & Salford Bank, King-st.	Williams, Deacon & Co.
South Lancashire Bank, Crown-street.	Barclay & Co.