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' TH.E · POTTERIES. CA.RBZ BBS, from flint-st. Ricbd. Brassington, from Caroline-st. & Thos. Davis, from King· To CUEADLE, Jonth. T~mlinson, from st. Lane End, every Monday. Slack's lane, ·Ha.nley, William Hawley, To STONE, Thos. Filcher, from Stafford ·.·from Flint-st. Ricbd. Brassington,frotn row, Shelton, every Tuesday. C~roline-st. Thos. Oavis, fr~m King-st. C ONVB y ANCJB B "4D" ·Lane End, and Thomas Fllcher, from ~ .& Stafford row, Shelton, every Friday. W A'%' B.R.-CANAL. To CONGLETON, Thomas Filcher,from To LONUON, Pickford and Co. William .. Stafford rO'W', Sbelton, every Saturday. Hensball, Tbos. Bache; Barker, Carter To LEEK, Jonathan Wootton, from Hot and Alien, John Douglass and Co. John lane, Burslem, every Friday-Thomas J(enworthy and Co. Wakeman, Robins Fllcher, from Stafford row, Shelton, and Co. and Srr~ith and Sons. every Wednesday-Jonth. Tomlinson, To BIRMINGHAM and WOLVER-from Slack's lane, Hanley, Wm. Haw- HAMPTON, Danka & Tylert Antwiss ley, from Flint-st. Richard Brassington, and Sturland, Crowley, Hickhn & Co. from Caroline-st. and Thomas Davies, Wm. Wortbington & Co. and Thomas from King-st. Lane End, evary Friday. Crockett and Co. To MACCLESFIELD, John Hitchins, To BRISTOL& GLOUCESTER, Matt every Friday, and Richard .Beard, every Heath, Wm. W orthington and Co. and Mond&y,fr~mthe King's'Bead,Butslem. J. G Ames and Co. To NEWCASTLE, Geo. Williams, from To COVENTRY, Pickford and Co. and . King-at. Burslem, Thos. Filcher, from Thomas Bacbe. Stafford row, Shelt9n, William Rawley, To DERBY, James Suttcm and Co. John • . Utgot··Jt·--~~:~ Douglass and Co. and John KenwortbJ and Co. · . . ToGAINSBOROUGH & HULL, Smith and Sons. To LEEK, J ames Sutton and Co. and Matthew Heath. · To LIVERPOOL & MANCHESTER; Pickford & Co. Hngh Henshall & Co .. Jas. Sutton & Co. Matt. Heath,.Dank~ and Tyler. Antwiss & Stw·land, CrowIey, Hicklin and Co. WUliam Hensha.ll• Samuel Bacbe, Thomas Bacht-, William .Worthington & Co. Barker, Carter and Alien, John Kenworthy and Co. J. G. Ames and Co. Thomas C1·oekett & Co. Sores by and Flack., and Wakeman, Robins a.nd Co. To SHARDLOW1 James Button and Co. and Soresby and Flaek. · ToiSTOURPOR~ Matthew Heath,Wm. Wortbington anll Co. Wm. Wayte, and J. G. Ames and Co. To WORCESTER, Matthew Heath, and ·Willia.m Worthlngton and Co. , .. 0 RUGELEY, R RUDGLEY, is a small market-town and pa- Manners and Co.; of cut n-ails and brads, by 1\Jessrs. risb, in the hundred of Cuttlestone Ea~t, 126 miles James and Co.; and Of))od, powdered and crystalized from London, 23 from Newcastle, 9 from Stafford and verdigl'is, by Messrs. John !\tanners and Co. who are 1 from Abbots Bromley and Lichfield, situated -in the the only persons engaged in this peculiar branch in northern extremity of Canuock Chase; Cannock H eatb this countr : the preparation of verdigris in .,pods approaching withiu a tnile of the town,on the south. Dr. originated in France, and was introduced. into this Wilkestraces the etymologvofRugeleyfromRidge..teg, country not many years since.: This little town is · a ridge of hill& above the iown ; but it is more pro- fast advancing into notice,· and its· prosperity is bable that the appellation is derived front the a11cient considerablv enhanced bv its great thoroughfare sttu. possessor of tlie manor, Simon de Rugeley, who, in ation, and ihe advantages of inland navigation, that the reign of Edward lll •. was appointed sheriff of the it enjoys by the grand trun'k canaJ which runs past the f'.Onnty, by that prince. 'l'ha present lord of the ma- north side of the town, betwixt it and ·the Trent. nor is tJu~ 1\far.quis of Anglesey, whose beautiful seat, 'rhe old church has long been dismantled, and the Beaude:iert, is about four n1iles hence on the road to new one is erected close to it, presenting a singular Lichfield. 'rhP. town has a rema1·kably neat, cleanly and 1atl1er interesting contras~ between tl1e Jl!Oappearance; the houses are well built; and it has dern erection and that fast wasting by the devastating . lately received the accessiou of a new street, called hand of time. Here is a free grammar school founded •· Albion-street, near the l\1arket-place; another new by Queen Elizabeth, and a charity school by John oue, to be called Church-street, is building, and some Bamford Cowper, esq. ·The market day is on Thurs. oftlle b(l)uses are already completed in a very tasteful day~ and the fairs are April 17tb and June 6th for .-style. The ·Chief article manufactured here is that of colts· and horses, and October 21st for horses, slleep . hats, . wl1icb a:re principally made b~ commission for and cattle. In 1821 the population of the pal'ish of ~~,.,. . London houses. "fhere is also a considerable manu- Rugeley consisted of2,677 inhabitants, which number ~~~~.<:, ... iactor.y for sheet i.ro.n, conducted by Messrs Cheshire, i~ said to have much increased since that c~nsns. . t~~~:.;~'ft~(;:~~·,->: POS'P OPFZCB,~ Jo~n Wood, Post Master.-Letters to LoNDON, BIRMINGHAM, LicH.FIELD, ...... - 111. •• , ; ' .".'.~. ' . . , · ·~:. are despatched. at twenty mtnute~ aft~r two .every afternoon by the LoNDON and CHEST.ER Mail, and amve at ·twenty. mlnutes after eleven In tJie morning. Letters to CHESTER, STAFFORD and IRELAND, are d_es,patched at twenty minutes after eleven every morning, and arrive at twenty minutes att~t· tw~ in the aitelnoa.a~-Letters to LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, NEWCASTLE, &c. are despatched at ten every morntng, and at·rive.every morning at twenty minutes after seven.-Let.ters for UTTOXETER asd ABBOTS BJtoMLEY are des· patched at half-past eleven every morning by a Mail car, and arrive every morning at half-past nine • · · NOBILI'l':Y_~ GENTRY AND }"REE GRAMMAR ScnooL Rev. BRE.E.CHES MAKERS. . . . CL~RGY. . "fhomas Bonney, master Cope John, jun. Anglesey Marqtus of, Bea.udesert Ordish George Wright George .Anson.Vi~count, Shugboiough Sarg~ant 1\lrs: . (Colton hall BU..T CHER.s. Bar~t_1~1tss, Ru&ele~ Sher1dan Dantel Tu1lc (gent's. bdg) Sm~theman '1 hotuas, ;un. Cbadmck H.~go,JOll.·esq.Maves!.ne Sma1·tRd.Geo.(1adies & gent's. bdg) Wh!lton·Edward tted'!ar-e :· . . [Redwa~e • . ATTORNEYS. Wlulton ".fhomas Cbad\'VJck. Hugo, sen •. esq. Hill Arm1shaw John Wilson John Clarke Mrs. Ru~~ley . [ware Hic~in & Land or . - ·cABINET MAKERS. Cooper Rev. Phll1p, Hamstall Red- RobJnS()D Chas. B. Hill ~edware Bullock Robert (&builder) C!!rzon Hon: Robet·t, Hagley Sal~ John and Charles · Cht-shire f'fhon1as (&builder) f)tzgerald &tr Jas. Wolseley hall Smtth John Keyte William · Fon~cue~rs. S. Rugeley ~:AKE~s & SHOPKEE~ERS. Retnmiugton Alexander Hamtlton-George, e~q. Rugeley Bn eh. Lelgh . . . . COAL PROPRIETORS. Hawkins Mrs •. A. Rugeley Brassington, !llham, JUn. An 1ese Mar uis of HA YEs' CoL-lnge Rev. Cbas. Vicarag.e, Rngele)· Chatt~l"ton · I nomas L~ERYY q ' . Landor Miss, Rugeley . . Ches~u·e James Talbot Lord, BR.ERETON C OLLJERY Land~r Uev. Charles,·Colton :[ha~l k~~~~ ~~~:!~ .. CORN MILLERS• OldhamJas.Old~am,esq.Bellamo1e BOOKSELI·ERS PRINTERS &c Godw1n ALexander (&baker) P~arson ·M~s. H11l Red ware Leonard James 1 · J Nichol8 Charles · SIJI!~Son ~1ss R. R~geley . Simpson John Sherratt John - • Smath E.~ward, ~sq .. Rugeley BOOT AND .SHOE MAKERS. Stonier Richard ~tlr-1"0)\' 1\frs. Bl~~ton hall Bilyeld Robert CURRIERS AND LEATHER · . mwo.rth Lord, I he .Mount Cheshire George CUTTERS. Watson 1\ll's. F. Ruge!ey Nixon Richa1·d Collins Jose-ph (&tea d~aler) WebbGeo.~gent. Mavesyne Red \\·are Oughton W1lliam White John W~eleySu·.Chas. Wolseley ~all Richardson Hy. (& leath~r cutter) DRESS MAKERS. Wr1gb~ James, esq. Ra"en htll WaddamH J-osep,h · Higgitt 8elina AC:ADEMIES & SCHOOLS. BRAZIERS AND TINMEN. l\1addinson l\1ary A nne Bonney Rev.''l'ho.s. (geut's. brdg) · . Hawkins ,John [dcalet· in china) Sleigh Mary Dennis Mis~es (ladies' boarding) .· .1\'lellard J~mes. ( & iront11ouge1· .and Wood Sarah 71l:. 730 · ... ' • I
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Title | Pigot & Co.'s Directory of Ches, Cumb..., 1828-29. [Part 2: Notts - Yorks & N Wales] - Page 112 |
Full title | Pigot and Co.'s National Commercial Directory for 1828-9; comprising... Cheshire, Cumberland, Derbyshire, Durham, Lancashire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Northumberland, Nottinghamshire, Rutlandshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire, Westmoreland, Worcestershire, Yorkshire... North Wales... [Part 2: Notts - Yorks & N Wales] |
Subject | Historical directories |
Period covered | 1820-1829 |
Location |
United Kingdom -- England -- Nottinghamshire United Kingdom -- England -- Rutland United Kingdom -- England -- Shropshire United Kingdom -- England -- Staffordshire United Kingdom -- England -- Warwickshire United Kingdom -- England -- Westmorland United Kingdom -- England -- Worcestershire United Kingdom -- England -- Yorkshire United Kingdom -- Wales |
Place (county) |
Nottinghamshire Rutland Shropshire Staffordshire Warwickshire Westmorland Worcestershire Yorkshire Wales |
Region |
East Midlands West Midlands Yorkshire and the Humber Wales |
Publisher | J. Pigot & Co. |
Date of publication | 1828-29 |
Type | Directory |
Collection | Historical directories |
Themes | Directory |
Full Text | ' TH.E · POTTERIES. CA.RBZ BBS, from flint-st. Ricbd. Brassington, from Caroline-st. & Thos. Davis, from King· To CUEADLE, Jonth. T~mlinson, from st. Lane End, every Monday. Slack's lane, ·Ha.nley, William Hawley, To STONE, Thos. Filcher, from Stafford ·.·from Flint-st. Ricbd. Brassington,frotn row, Shelton, every Tuesday. C~roline-st. Thos. Oavis, fr~m King-st. C ONVB y ANCJB B "4D" ·Lane End, and Thomas Fllcher, from ~ .& Stafford row, Shelton, every Friday. W A'%' B.R.-CANAL. To CONGLETON, Thomas Filcher,from To LONUON, Pickford and Co. William .. Stafford rO'W', Sbelton, every Saturday. Hensball, Tbos. Bache; Barker, Carter To LEEK, Jonathan Wootton, from Hot and Alien, John Douglass and Co. John lane, Burslem, every Friday-Thomas J(enworthy and Co. Wakeman, Robins Fllcher, from Stafford row, Shelton, and Co. and Srr~ith and Sons. every Wednesday-Jonth. Tomlinson, To BIRMINGHAM and WOLVER-from Slack's lane, Hanley, Wm. Haw- HAMPTON, Danka & Tylert Antwiss ley, from Flint-st. Richard Brassington, and Sturland, Crowley, Hickhn & Co. from Caroline-st. and Thomas Davies, Wm. Wortbington & Co. and Thomas from King-st. Lane End, evary Friday. Crockett and Co. To MACCLESFIELD, John Hitchins, To BRISTOL& GLOUCESTER, Matt every Friday, and Richard .Beard, every Heath, Wm. W orthington and Co. and Mond&y,fr~mthe King's'Bead,Butslem. J. G Ames and Co. To NEWCASTLE, Geo. Williams, from To COVENTRY, Pickford and Co. and . King-at. Burslem, Thos. Filcher, from Thomas Bacbe. Stafford row, Shelt9n, William Rawley, To DERBY, James Suttcm and Co. John • . Utgot··Jt·--~~:~ Douglass and Co. and John KenwortbJ and Co. · . . ToGAINSBOROUGH & HULL, Smith and Sons. To LEEK, J ames Sutton and Co. and Matthew Heath. · To LIVERPOOL & MANCHESTER; Pickford & Co. Hngh Henshall & Co .. Jas. Sutton & Co. Matt. Heath,.Dank~ and Tyler. Antwiss & Stw·land, CrowIey, Hicklin and Co. WUliam Hensha.ll• Samuel Bacbe, Thomas Bacht-, William .Worthington & Co. Barker, Carter and Alien, John Kenworthy and Co. J. G. Ames and Co. Thomas C1·oekett & Co. Sores by and Flack., and Wakeman, Robins a.nd Co. To SHARDLOW1 James Button and Co. and Soresby and Flaek. · ToiSTOURPOR~ Matthew Heath,Wm. Wortbington anll Co. Wm. Wayte, and J. G. Ames and Co. To WORCESTER, Matthew Heath, and ·Willia.m Worthlngton and Co. , .. 0 RUGELEY, R RUDGLEY, is a small market-town and pa- Manners and Co.; of cut n-ails and brads, by 1\Jessrs. risb, in the hundred of Cuttlestone Ea~t, 126 miles James and Co.; and Of))od, powdered and crystalized from London, 23 from Newcastle, 9 from Stafford and verdigl'is, by Messrs. John !\tanners and Co. who are 1 from Abbots Bromley and Lichfield, situated -in the the only persons engaged in this peculiar branch in northern extremity of Canuock Chase; Cannock H eatb this countr : the preparation of verdigris in .,pods approaching withiu a tnile of the town,on the south. Dr. originated in France, and was introduced. into this Wilkestraces the etymologvofRugeleyfromRidge..teg, country not many years since.: This little town is · a ridge of hill& above the iown ; but it is more pro- fast advancing into notice,· and its· prosperity is bable that the appellation is derived front the a11cient considerablv enhanced bv its great thoroughfare sttu. possessor of tlie manor, Simon de Rugeley, who, in ation, and ihe advantages of inland navigation, that the reign of Edward lll •. was appointed sheriff of the it enjoys by the grand trun'k canaJ which runs past the f'.Onnty, by that prince. 'l'ha present lord of the ma- north side of the town, betwixt it and ·the Trent. nor is tJu~ 1\far.quis of Anglesey, whose beautiful seat, 'rhe old church has long been dismantled, and the Beaude:iert, is about four n1iles hence on the road to new one is erected close to it, presenting a singular Lichfield. 'rhP. town has a rema1·kably neat, cleanly and 1atl1er interesting contras~ between tl1e Jl!Oappearance; the houses are well built; and it has dern erection and that fast wasting by the devastating . lately received the accessiou of a new street, called hand of time. Here is a free grammar school founded •· Albion-street, near the l\1arket-place; another new by Queen Elizabeth, and a charity school by John oue, to be called Church-street, is building, and some Bamford Cowper, esq. ·The market day is on Thurs. oftlle b(l)uses are already completed in a very tasteful day~ and the fairs are April 17tb and June 6th for .-style. The ·Chief article manufactured here is that of colts· and horses, and October 21st for horses, slleep . hats, . wl1icb a:re principally made b~ commission for and cattle. In 1821 the population of the pal'ish of ~~,.,. . London houses. "fhere is also a considerable manu- Rugeley consisted of2,677 inhabitants, which number ~~~~.<:, ... iactor.y for sheet i.ro.n, conducted by Messrs Cheshire, i~ said to have much increased since that c~nsns. . t~~~:.;~'ft~(;:~~·,->: POS'P OPFZCB,~ Jo~n Wood, Post Master.-Letters to LoNDON, BIRMINGHAM, LicH.FIELD, ...... - 111. •• , ; ' .".'.~. ' . . , · ·~:. are despatched. at twenty mtnute~ aft~r two .every afternoon by the LoNDON and CHEST.ER Mail, and amve at ·twenty. mlnutes after eleven In tJie morning. Letters to CHESTER, STAFFORD and IRELAND, are d_es,patched at twenty minutes after eleven every morning, and arrive at twenty minutes att~t· tw~ in the aitelnoa.a~-Letters to LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, NEWCASTLE, &c. are despatched at ten every morntng, and at·rive.every morning at twenty minutes after seven.-Let.ters for UTTOXETER asd ABBOTS BJtoMLEY are des· patched at half-past eleven every morning by a Mail car, and arrive every morning at half-past nine • · · NOBILI'l':Y_~ GENTRY AND }"REE GRAMMAR ScnooL Rev. BRE.E.CHES MAKERS. . . . CL~RGY. . "fhomas Bonney, master Cope John, jun. Anglesey Marqtus of, Bea.udesert Ordish George Wright George .Anson.Vi~count, Shugboiough Sarg~ant 1\lrs: . (Colton hall BU..T CHER.s. Bar~t_1~1tss, Ru&ele~ Sher1dan Dantel Tu1lc (gent's. bdg) Sm~theman '1 hotuas, ;un. Cbadmck H.~go,JOll.·esq.Maves!.ne Sma1·tRd.Geo.(1adies & gent's. bdg) Wh!lton·Edward tted'!ar-e :· . . [Redwa~e • . ATTORNEYS. Wlulton ".fhomas Cbad\'VJck. Hugo, sen •. esq. Hill Arm1shaw John Wilson John Clarke Mrs. Ru~~ley . [ware Hic~in & Land or . - ·cABINET MAKERS. Cooper Rev. Phll1p, Hamstall Red- RobJnS()D Chas. B. Hill ~edware Bullock Robert (&builder) C!!rzon Hon: Robet·t, Hagley Sal~ John and Charles · Cht-shire f'fhon1as (&builder) f)tzgerald &tr Jas. Wolseley hall Smtth John Keyte William · Fon~cue~rs. S. Rugeley ~:AKE~s & SHOPKEE~ERS. Retnmiugton Alexander Hamtlton-George, e~q. Rugeley Bn eh. Lelgh . . . . COAL PROPRIETORS. Hawkins Mrs •. A. Rugeley Brassington, !llham, JUn. An 1ese Mar uis of HA YEs' CoL-lnge Rev. Cbas. Vicarag.e, Rngele)· Chatt~l"ton · I nomas L~ERYY q ' . Landor Miss, Rugeley . . Ches~u·e James Talbot Lord, BR.ERETON C OLLJERY Land~r Uev. Charles,·Colton :[ha~l k~~~~ ~~~:!~ .. CORN MILLERS• OldhamJas.Old~am,esq.Bellamo1e BOOKSELI·ERS PRINTERS &c Godw1n ALexander (&baker) P~arson ·M~s. H11l Red ware Leonard James 1 · J Nichol8 Charles · SIJI!~Son ~1ss R. R~geley . Simpson John Sherratt John - • Smath E.~ward, ~sq .. Rugeley BOOT AND .SHOE MAKERS. Stonier Richard ~tlr-1"0)\' 1\frs. Bl~~ton hall Bilyeld Robert CURRIERS AND LEATHER · . mwo.rth Lord, I he .Mount Cheshire George CUTTERS. Watson 1\ll's. F. Ruge!ey Nixon Richa1·d Collins Jose-ph (&tea d~aler) WebbGeo.~gent. Mavesyne Red \\·are Oughton W1lliam White John W~eleySu·.Chas. Wolseley ~all Richardson Hy. (& leath~r cutter) DRESS MAKERS. Wr1gb~ James, esq. Ra"en htll WaddamH J-osep,h · Higgitt 8elina AC:ADEMIES & SCHOOLS. BRAZIERS AND TINMEN. l\1addinson l\1ary A nne Bonney Rev.''l'ho.s. (geut's. brdg) · . Hawkins ,John [dcalet· in china) Sleigh Mary Dennis Mis~es (ladies' boarding) .· .1\'lellard J~mes. ( & iront11ouge1· .and Wood Sarah 71l:. 730 · ... ' • I |
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