Pearse's Commercial Directory to Swansea and the Neighbourhood, for 1854Pearse, Ebenezer
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Pearse's Commercial Directory to Swansea and the Neighbourhood, for 1854
Pearse, Ebenezer
Swansea (Wales) -- Directories
BAPTIST—Mount Pleasant Chapel, Heathfield street, Rev. Charles Short.
York Place Chapel, York street, Rev. David Evans. Bethesda Chapel,
Bethesda street, (Welsh), Rev. D. Davies. Bethlehem Chapel, Chapel
street, (Welsh), Rev. L. Evans.
WESLEYAN METHODIST—Wesley Chapel, College street, Rev. John C. Pengelly,
Rev. John Harding. Tabernacle Chapel, Tontine street, (Welsh), Rev. B.
Roberts.
WESLEYAN REFORMERS—Wesleyan Reform Chapel, Bellevue street, no stated
Minister.
PRIMITIVE METHODIST—Methodist Chapel, Tower lane, Rev. J. Warnes, Rev. M.
Harvey.
CALVINISTIC METHODIST—Trinity Chapel, Park street, (Welsh), no stated
Minister. Greenhill Chapel, Chapel street, (Welsh), no stated Minister.
Bethany Chapel, Edward street, Rev. William Williams.
INDEPENDENT—Castle street Chapel, Rev. William Jones. Ebenezer street
Chapel, (Welsh), Rev. Elias Jacob. Zion Chapel, High street, (Welsh),
Rev. Thomas Davies. Zoar Chapel, Greenhill, (Welsh), Rev. Rees Rees.
COUNTESS OF HUNTINGDON—Huntingdon Chapel, Adelaide street, Rev. J. W.
Whitby.
UNITARIAN—Unitarian Church, High street, no stated Minister. Unitarian
Chapel, Baptist court, (Welsh), Rev. J. James.
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS—Friends’ Meeting House, Strand.
ROMAN CATHOLIC—St. David’s Church, Rutland street, Rev. C. Kavanagh.
JEWS’ SYNAGOGUE—Waterloo street, Rev. I. Pisar.
LAW AND PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Clerk to Commissioners of Land, Property, and Assessed Taxes, for Swansea
District Christopher Kilby M’Adam, 5, Prospect place.
Ditto for the District of Llangefelach, Thos. Attwood, Mount street.
Recorder, J. G. Jeffreys.
Stamp Distributor, William Morris, 228, High street.
Surveyor of Taxes, George Hall, Grove place.
Receiver of Droits of Admiralty, Geo. Holland, 31, Oxford street.
Lloyd’s agent, James Strick, Strand.
Surveyor of Lloyd’s, W. Johnson, Cradock street.
Collector of Taxes, David Davies, Castle Bailey street.
Collector of Poor Rates, David Thomas, Heathfield street.
Assistant Collector of Poor Rates, John Jones, Union street.
Collector of Local Board of Health Rate, J. R. Brenton, Oxford street.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, &c.
Assembly Rooms, Cambrian place; _Keeper_, John Luce.
Baths (Warm and Cold), Adelaide street; _Proprietor_, George Bowen.
Deaf and Dumb Institution, Picton place; _Principal_, Edward Buxton.
Inland Revenue Office, Bush Inn, High street; _Collector_, William Thomas
Gregory; _Clerk_, James Parker; _Supervisor_, William Ivey; _Officers_,
Peter Hamley, Thomas Spivey, Thomas Stuchbery, Richard Grainger, Richard
Pike, Richard Wood, and John Redding.
Guildhall and Council Chambers, Somerset place; _Hall Keeper_, Thomas
Murray.
Harbour Master’s Office, Ferryside; _Harbour Master_, J. Edwards; _Deputy
Harbour Master_, William Rose.
House of Correction, Oystermouth road; _Chaplain_, Rev. E. B. Squire;
_Governor_, W. Cox; _Matron_, Catherine Cox; _Surgeon_, J. G. Hall.
Debtors’ Goal, Swansea Castle, _Keeper_, David Robinson.
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