Drake's Road Book of the Grand Junction Railway: from Birmingham to Liverpool and ManchesterDrake, James, active 1825
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Drake's Road Book of the Grand Junction Railway: from Birmingham to Liverpool and Manchester
Drake, James, active 1825
Grand Junction Railway Company (Great Britain) -- Guidebooks; Railroad travel -- Great Britain -- Guidebooks
James, ½ past 10, ½ past 6;
Edgbaston. Monday and Wednesday,
½ past 7.
Steelhouse-lane Rev. T. East, 11, ½ past 6; Monday
Sparkbrook. and Wednesday, ½ past
7.
Livery-street Rev. J. Allsop, 7, ¼ before 11, ½ past
Newhall-hill. 6; Monday and
Thursday, ¼ past 7.
Legge-street Messrs. Clay and ½ past 10, ½ past 6;
Derrington, alternate Tuesday & Thursday, ½
Preachers. past 7.
Great Barr-street Various Preachers. ½ past 10, ½ past 6.
Union Chapel, Rev. J. Hammond, 11, 3, and ½ past 6.
Handsworth Union Row,
Handsworth.
Saltley, near the Various Preachers. ½ past 10, and 3.
Railway
_Jews’ Synagogue_.
Severn-street Rev. Mr. Chapman, On Saturday at ½ past
Smallbrook-street, 8, during the winter
Reader. months, & 8, Summer
months; 1, and at
sunset.
_Lady Huntingdon’s_.
King-street Rev. John Jones, ½ past 10, 3, & ½
Bristol Road. past 6; Monday,
Wednesday, and
Friday, ½ past 7. A
Welsh service at 2
every Sunday
afternoon.
_New Jerusalem Church_.
Summer Lane Rev. E. Madeley, ¼ before 11, & ½ past
Summer-lane. 6.
_New Connexion Methodists_.
Oxford-street Rev. J. Curtis, ½ past 10, ½ past 2,
Ravenhurst street. & 6; Tuesday &
Friday, ½ past 7.
_Primitive Methodists_.
Inge-street Various Preachers.
Bordesley-street Various Preachers.
_Roman Catholics_.
St. Chad’s, Rev. E. Peach and ¼ past 8, ½ past 9, ½
Shadwell-street Rev. J. Abbott. past 10, ½ past 3,
and ½ past 6.
St. Peter’s, St Rev. T. M. McDonnell, 9, ½ past 10, ½ past
Peter’s place St. Peter’s place. 3, & ½ past 6.
_Society of Friends_.
Bull-street 10, 3, in Winter, and
6 in Summer;
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