Slater's [1859] Shropshire DirectorySlater, I. (Isaac)
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Slater's [1859] Shropshire Directory
Slater, I. (Isaac)
Shropshire (England) -- Directories
_Medical Officers_—Peploe Cartwright and John Wynne, Oswestry; Richd.
Steele Perkins, Chirk; and Robt. Broughton, Ruyton
_Clerk to the Board of Guardians_—John Hughes
_Relieving Officers_—Thomas Davies, for the Upper District; Joseph
Rogers, for the Lower District
REGISTRARS
OF BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES.
REGISTRARS’ OFFICE, Castle View.
_Superintendent Registrar_—Thos. Minshall
REGISTRARS OF BIRTHS & DEATHS.
_For Oswestry District_—John Hughes, Savings’ Bank
_For Knockin District_—Saml. Briscoe, Long Oak
_For St. Martin’s District_—Joseph Rogers, Bringwilla
_For Llansillin District_—William Mather, Llansillin
* * * * *
BATHS, Lower Brook street—John Hales, secretary
BOROUGH GAOL, Bailey head—Edward Williams, governor
CATTLE MARKET, Smithfield
CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE REPOSITORY, Church street
COUNTY COURT, Bailey head—Edward Lewis Richards, Esq. judge; Lewis
Richard Morgan, high bailiff; Richard Jones Croxon, clerk
DISPENSARY, Lower Brook street—John Miles Hales, dispenser
FIRE ENGINE HOUSE, Bailey head
GAS WORKS, Salop road—Robert Roberts, proprietor
HORSE MARKET, Bailey square
INLAND REVENUE OFFICE, at the Cross Keys Hotel, Leg st—Hy. Smith,
supervisr
POLICE STATION, Bailey head—John Donald, superintendent
POWIS CORN MARKET, Bailey square—John Donald, superintendent
PROPERTY & ASSESSED TAXES OFFICE, Willow st—Jas. Chamberlain, inspector
SESSIONS HOUSE, Bailey head
SHROPSHIRE UNION RAILWAY AND CANAL COMPANY’S WHARF, Maesbury—George
Healey, wharfinger
SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRIME, AND THE PROSECUTION OF FELONS—John
Miles Hales, secretary, Lower Brook st
STAMP OFFICE, Leg street—Mr. George Lewis, distributer
TOWN CLERK’S OFFICE, Bailey head—Richard Jones Croxon, town clerk
COACHES.
To ABERYSTWITH, the _Engineer_ coach, from the Railway Station and the
Queen’s Head Hotel, every forenoon at eleven
To ELLESMERE, an Omnibus, from the Railway Station, Whittington, every
afternoon at one and evening at half-past seven.
To NEWTOWN, the _Royal Oak_, from the Wynnstay Arms and Queen’s Head
Hotel, every afternoon at three; goes through Welchpool.
CONVEYANCE BY RAILWAY
BRANCH TO OSWESTRY ON THE CHESTER AND SHREWSBURY LINE.
Edwin Jones, station master.
_Station_ at WHITTINGTON, on the same line—John Walker, station master
CARRIERS.
To DYTHER, D. Morris, from the White Hart, Wednesday
To ELLESMERE, Thomas Pearce, from the George Inn, Wednesday
To FELTON, Thomas Fox and Mary Lloyd, from the Red Cow, Wednesday
To KNOCKIN and KINNERLEY,—Glover, from the Three Tuns, Wednesdy
To LLANDRINIO, — Lewis, from the Fox, John Richards, from the Five Bells,
and Edward Bagley, from the Britannia, Wednesday
To LLANERFEL, Thomas Evans, from the Three Tuns, Wednesday
To LLANFYLLIN, Edward Lloyd, from Macdougall’s Hotel, and David Davies,
from the Bell, Wednesday and Saturday
To LLANGEDWIN, David Davies from the George, Wednesday
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