Norfolk - Aylsham

Kelly's Directory for Cambridgeshire, Norfolk & Suffolk, 1883, p.233-235.

AYLSHAM is a parish, market town, head of a county court district, and polling-place for the Northern division of the county, having a station on the Great Eastern railway, and another on the Eastern and Midlands railway, 125½ miles from London, 12 north from Norwich and 7 west from North Walsham; the town is on the banks of the river Bure, which is navigable hence to Yarmouth, in South Erpingham hundred, rural deanery of Ingworth and archdeaconry and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Michael is of flint, in the Early English and Perpendicular styles, and was built by John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, the court of whose duchy was once held in this town: it consists of chancel, nave and aisles, tower with steeple, containing 10 bells, clock, and has an organ; the font is enriched with bas-reliefs of the four emblems of the Evangelists, the instruments of the Passion, and the arms of Gaunt, with other armorial insignia: the screens were painted with saints, martyrs and confessors in 1507, principally at the cost of Thomas Wymer, who, on his monument is represented in a winding-sheet : here is a monument to Richard Howard, sheriff of Norwich, who, in 1488, built the church porch : the east window, the tracery of which has been restored, is decorated with stained glass, representing the four most favoured disciples of our Blessed Lord, with various devices, and armorial bearings of the late Earl of Buckingham and heir of Blickling, the bishop of Norwich, the Dean and Chapter of Norwich and Canterbury : a stained side window is to the memory of eight former vicars : another contains some beautiful specimens of old glass, inserted at the expense of the Rev. E. T. Yates, a former vicar, containing the armorial bearings of his family, and of the lay impropriator of the parish, S. Pitman, esq. together with those of the Dowager lady Suffield : in a recess in the churchyard, in a piece of lawn enclosed with iron rails, planted with roses heartsease and other flowers, is the grave of Humphrey Repton, the celebrated landscape gardener, who died March 24th, 1818. The register dates from the year 1653. The living is a rectory, yearly value £685, with residence, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury and held since 1867 by the Rev. Robert Hake M.A. Precenter of Canterbury. The Dean and Chapter of Canterbury hold the great tithes, which are leased to S. Pitman, esq. There is a Baptist chapel in White Hart street, a Primitive Methodist in Hungate; a Wesleyan in White Hart street, and a Reformed Wesleyan in Millgate street. A Cemetery of two acres was formed in 1855 at a cost of £600; it is under the control of a Burial Board of nine members. The Town Hall in the Market place, is a red brick building with reading-room and literary institute attached. Fairs are held yearly on March 23rd and last Tuesday in September, and a hiring for servants on the first Tuesday in October. A Savings bank was established in 1818; here is also a Literary Institution, H. G. Wright, secretary. A short distance from the town is a mineral spring. Cressey's charity of £34 yearly is for clothing. There are four manors, belonging severally to Constance Marchioness of Lothian, the Vicar, Thomas Copeman and W. S. Calvert, esqrs. The landowners are Constance Marchioness of Lothian, R. J. W. Purdy esq. Charles Louis Buxton, esq. J.P. E. J. C. Stracey esq. Mrs. Elizabeth Clover, the trustees of the Rev. James Bulwer, the trustees of the late W. W. Wickes esq. B. B. Sapwell esq. Rev. R. Rackham, Thomas Henry Case esq. and a few smaller owners. The area is 4,308 acres; rateable value, £11,612; in 1881 the population of the parish was 2,674.

Parish Clerk & Sexton of Cemetery, Samuel Maidstone, Town Hall.

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POST, MONEY ORDER & TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Savings Bank & Government Annuity & insurance Office.—Charles Clements, postmaster. Letters through Norwich are delivered at 7.30 a.m. & 3 p.m.; dispatched at 5.15 p.m. & 8 p.m. Wall Letter Box, Millgate, cleared 4.50 p.m. weekdays only.

COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR SOUTH ERPINGHAM PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION.

Rev. E. T. Yates, Burgh hall (chairman)
Rev. H. P. Marsham, Rippon hall
Rev. R. W. Beauchamp, Wickmere
R. Rogers esq. Coltishall hall
C. R. Marsham, Startton Strawless hall
Major N. S. Marsham, Rippon hall
James Gay esq. Thurning hall
Charles Louis Buxton esq. Marsham
George W. Danby Palmer esq. Ranworth priory
Robert Ives esq.
Clerk to the Magistrates, William, Foster
Petty Sessions are held at the Town hall every 2nd & 4th tuesday at 12. The following places are included in the petty sessional division:—Alby, Aylsham, Banningham, Barningham Parva, Belaugh, Blickling, Booton, Brampton, Burgh-next-Aylsham, Buxton, Calthorpe, Cawston, Colby, Coltishall, Corpusty, Erpingham, Hautbois Magna (Great Hautbois), Hevingham, Heydon, Ingworth, Irmingland, Itteringham, Lammas-with-Hautbois Parva, Mannington, Marsham, Oulton, Oxnead, Saxthorpe, Scottow, Skeyton, Stratton Strawless, Swanton Abbott, Thwaite, Tuttington, Wickmere & Wolterton.

Commercial Union, Charles Clements, Market place
Gresham Life, G. R. Fitt, Red Lion street
Guardian Fire & Life, Frederic Roe
Norwich Union Life & Fire, C. R. Dewhirst, Market pl
Reliance, W. Mileham, Hungate street

Cemetery, H. J. Gidney, clerk to the Burial Board
County Court, held at the Town hall every month. Edwin Plumer Price esq. Q.C. judge; J. B. T. Hales esq. registrar & high bailiff; Samuel Maidstone, bailiff. The district comprises the following parishes:—Alby, Aylsham, Alderford, Banningham, Barningham Parva, Belaugh, Blickling, Brampton, Booton, Burgh, Brandiston, Buxton, Calthorpe, Cawston, Colby, Coltishall, Corpusty, Erpingham, Foulsham, Guestwick, Hackford, Hautbois Magna, Haveringland, Hevingham, Heydon, Hindolveston, Ingworth, Irmingland, Itteringham, Lammas-with-Hautbois Parva, Mannington, Marsham, Oulton, Oxnead, Reepham-with-Kerdistone, Sall, Saxthorpe, Scottow, Skeyton, Stratton Strawless, Swanton Abbott, Swanington, Themelthorpe, Thurning, Thwaites, Tuttington, Whitwell, Wickmere, Witchingham (Great), Witchingham (Little), Wood Dalling, Wood Norton & Wolterton.
County Police Station, Blickling road, Jonathan Chambers, superintendent;
the local force consists of ten constables & superintendent
Inland Revenue Office, Black Boys hotel, Market place, James Hunt fisher, officer
Norfolk Regiment (3rd Volunteer battalion, C. Co.) Major C. W. Archdale, captain
Stamp Office, Market place, Charles Clements, distributor
Town Hall, Market place, Walter Mileham, clerk & secretary; Samuel Maidstone, keeper

AYLSHAM UNION.

The union includes the following parishes:—Alby, Aylsham, Banningham, Barningham Parva, Belaugh, Blickling, Brampton, Burgh, Buxton, Calthorpe, Cawston, Colby, Coltishall, Corpusty, Erpingham, Foulsham, Guestwick, Hackford-by-Reepham, Hautbois Magna, Hevingham, Heydon, Hindolveston, Ingworth, Irmingland, Itteringham, Lammas-with-Little-Hautbois, Mannington, Marsham, Oulton, Oxnead, Reepham-with-Kerdistone, Sall, Saxthorpe, Scottow, Skeyton, Stratton Strawless, Swanton Abbott, Themelthorpe, Thurning, Thwaite, Tuttington, Whitwell, Wickmere, Wolterton, Wood Dalling & Wood Norton. The population of the union in 1881 was 18,056; rateable value, £125,411
Board day, tuesday, fortnightly at the workhouse at Aylsham
Chairman, John Shepheard Hickling esq. of Cawston;
Vice-Chairman, William Case esq. of Tuttington & Edwin T. Learner esq. of Burgh.
Clerk to the Guardians, Henry James Gidney, Aylsham
Guardians' School Attendance Officer, Edward John Bird, Cawston
Relieving & Vaccination Officers, Buxton district, Frederic W. C. Roe, Red Lion street, Aylsham;
Eynsford district, Alfred William Seely, Reepham
Assistant Relieving Officer, Jonathan Chambers, Aylsham
Medical Officers, 1st district, Edward Verdon Perry, Reepham;
2nd district, Samuel J. Barton, Aldborough;
3rd district, C. P. Scott Wayman, Foulsham;
4th district, Frederick Little, Aylsham;
5th district, Edmund Reeve, Reepham;
6th district, Richard Kay Morton, Aylsham;
7th district, Hugh Taylor, Coltishall
Public Vaccinators, Edward Verdon Perry, Reepham;
Samuel J. Barton, Aldborough; C. P. Scott Wayman, Foulsham;
Frederick Little, Aylsham; Richard Kay Morton, Aylsham;
Edmund Reeve, Reepham; Hugh Taylor, Coltishall
Superintendent Registrar, Henry James Gidney, Aylsham
Deputy Superintendent Registrar, Walt. Mileham, Aylsham
Registrars of Births, No. 1 Eynsford sub-district, Alfred W. Seely, Reepham;
No. 2 Buxton sub-district, F. W. C. Roe, Aylsham
Registrar of Marriages for the whole Union, Robert Proudfoot, Red Lion street, Aylsham
The workhouse, erected in 1849, is a handsome red brick building in the Elizabethan style; it was built to hold 600 inmates, but at the present time there are only 120; Lancelot Collins, master; Rev. Samuel Marsh Sheph-ard [sic] B.A. chaplain; Richard Kay Morton, medical officer; Mrs. Collins, matron; Lawrence L. Todhunter, schoolmaster; Miss Hannah Howlett, schoolmistress

RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY.

Clerk, H. J. Gidney, Aylsham
Medical Officer of Health, Frederick Bateman M.D., J.P., Norwich
Inspector of Nuisances, Edward John Bird, Cawston

Clerk to the Assessment Committee, Clerk to the Burial Board
& Hevingham and Felmingham School Boards, H. J. Gidney
Clerk to the Commissioners of Income & Land taxes, Robert Howlett
Clerk to the Navigation Commissioners, Hy. G. Wright
Collector of Taxes, Walter Mileham, Red Lion street
Inland Revenue Officer, Jas. Hunt Fisher, Commercial rd
Inspector for the Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act, Thomas Sidney Barker M.R.C.V.S.
Inspector of Petroleum & Weights & Measures, Jonathan Chambers, Blickling road
School Attendance Committee Officer, Edward John Bird, Cawston
Town Crier, Samuel Maidstone, Town hall

St. Michael's Church, Rev. Robert Hake M.A. vicar; Rev. William Crossland S.A.C. curate in charge;
8 and 10.45 a.m. & 2.45 & 6.30 p.m.
Baptist, White Hart street, Rev. William Bryant Horne, minister; 10.45 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.
Primitive Methodist, Hungate street, Rev. James Foggen, minister; 10.45 a.m. & 2.30 & 6.30 p.m.
Wesleyan, White Hart street, Rev. Thomas Jeffries, minister; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m.
Wesleyan Reformers, Millgate street, Rev. James Bealy Pettinger, minister; 2.30 & 6.30 p.m.
& no morning service

A free school was founded here in 1517 by Robert Jannys, mayor of Norwich in that year, and has £10 from the funds of King Edward VI's hospital at Norwich: it is now conducted upon the National system : here is also an infant school, on the same system
National (boys & girls), Thomas Hill, master; Mrs. Mary Ann Hill, mistress
National Infant, Miss Calver, mistress

Aylsham (Great Eastern), Joseph Butters, master
Aylsham Town (Eastern & Midlands), Thomas Yockney, master

NORWICH—Stapleton's omnibus from the Black Boys hotel (on week days only), daily at 9 a.m. returning from 'Duke's Palace'. Norwich at 5 p.m.; Springfield's omnibus from Erpingham to Norwich at 9.15 a.m. returning from Norfolk hotel, at 5.30 p.m.; extra omnibuses & vans on saturdays, same hours, when required
YARMOUTH—Bullock, Shreeve, Bircham & Cook, each run wherries to & from, daily

ALDBOROUGH—Horner from Dog inn, wed. & sat.
CROMER—Ransome, tuesday & sat
HOLT—Fiddy, from Dog inn, mon. thurs. friday & sat
NORWICH—Fiddy, from Dog inn, tues. & fri
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Back The Misses, Terrace
Blyth Miss, White Hart street
Bruce William, Drabblegate
Bullock Mrs. Cawston road
Bullock Stanley, Millgate
Bullock Thornton, Millgate
Burrows Misses, Cawston road
Carr Miss, Market place
Case James Lee, Heydon road
Clark Mrs. Commercial road
Clover Miss, Market place
Coleby Miss, White Hart street
Cook Miss, Terrace
Copeman Miss, Blickling road
Cornish James, Pinfold street
Crossland Rev. William S.A.C. [curate in charge of Aylsham], Cawston road
Cubitt Samuel, Cawston road
Dent Miss, Sankence lodge
Dent Robert, Sankence lodge
Dewhirst Charles Roger, Bank house
Dry Rev. Arthur M.A. [curate of Blickling], Market place
Foggen Rev. James [Primitive Methodist], Millgate
Gay James, jun. B.A., D.L., J.P. Manor ho
Gidney Henry James, Old Bank house
Glister Mrs. Pound road
Gosling Mrs. White Hart street
Goulder John, Cromer road
Goulder Mrs. White Hart street
Gunton George, White Hart street
Gunton Miss, Cromer road
Hake Rev. Robert Hake M.A. [vicar]
Hales John Baseley Tooke, Market pl
Horne Rev. William Bryant [Baptist], Cawston road
Horstead John, Hungate street
Ingate Lewis, jun. Oak cottage, Cromer road
Jeffries Rev. Thomas [Wesleyan], Burgh road
Jodrell The Misses, Commercial road
Kidd Miss, Burgh road
Little Frederick, Manor ho, Norwich rd
Mileham Walter, Red Lion street
Morton Richard John, Market place
Morton Richard Kay, Bushey place
Mott Miss, Blickling road
Newdigate Col. Henry Richard Legge C.B. Orchard house
Partridge Miss, Hill side
Pettinger Rev. James Bealy [Wesleyan], Millgate
Prangley Thomas, Heydon road
Purdy Robert John Woods, Woodgate house, Cawston road
Rackham Miss, Burgh road
Rawlinson Mrs. Blickling road
Reeve Miss, Cawston road
Robinson Mrs. Hungate street
Sapwell Benjamin Beckham, Sankence, Cawston road
Saunders Mrs. Hungate street
Shaw Miss, Terrace
Shreeve Edward Frederick, Cawston rd
Shuckburgh Miss, Beech gro. Pound rd
Skidmore Mrs. Burgh road
Smith Mrs. Frederick, Market place
Smith Mrs. John, White Hart street
Soame Miss, Cromer road
Starters Mrs. Schoolhouse lane
Walpole Miss, Lodge
Wickes Mrs. The Belt
Williams Mrs. The Grange
Yates Rev. Edmund Telfer M.A., J.P. Cawston road

COMMERCIAL.
Abbott Alfred, baker & confectioner, White Hart street
Applegate Hy. chimney sweep, Cawston rd
Atkinson Wm. beer retailer, Dunkirk
Attwell James, wholesale boot & shoe manufacturer, Hungate street
Aylsham Gas Co. Limited (Walter Mileham, sec.; John Clarke, man.)
Aylsham Town Hall Co. Limited (Walter Mileham, sec.)
Barker Thomas Sidney M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, White Hart st
Bartram Robert, builder & stone mason, Millgate street
Beck Mark, shoeing smith. Burgh road
Bexfield Richard, grocer & provision dealer, Red Lion street
Bircham George, coal & coke merchant, Drablegate
Bird Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer, White Hart street
Blackburn Matilda (Mrs.), farmer, Burgh road
Bower George, secretary to savings Bank, Market place
Bowyer Mary (Mrs.), Dog inn, Norwich road
Brady & Pert, plumbers & decorators, Church hill
Breese James, tailor, draper & farmer, Market place
Bullock Brothers, millers, & maltsters Millgate
Bullock Robert, Stonemasons' Arms, & saddler, Millgate street
Burrell Lucy Susannah (Mrs.), Cross Keys, Red Lion street
Burrows Elizabeth (Miss), ladies' school, Cawston road
Burton Geo. blacksmith, Red Lion st
Calver Wm. timber mercht. Cawston rd
Case & Goulder, agts. for Lawes' manures
Case James Lee, farmer, Valley farm, Heydon road
Cemetery (Henry James Gidney, clerk to the Burial Board), Old Bank house
Chambers Jonathan, supt. of police, inspector of petroleum & weights & measures
& asst. relieving officer, Blickling road
Clarke Alfred Fuller, baker, Church hill
Clarke George Probert, furnishing & general ironmonger
& furniture dealer, mattresses, beds, &c. Market place
Clarke John, manager to gas works, Millgate
Clements Charles, printer, nookseller, stationer, news agent, fancy repository
& stamp distributor, Market pl
Coffee Tavern (Thomas Churchman, manager), Red Lion street
Coller & Sons, corn & coal merchants, Great Eastern station & at Norwich
Connold Anna Elizabeth & Emma (Misses), ladies' school, Woodbine villa, Cromer road
Cook Benj. miller (steam) &c. Dunkirk
Cooke John Hannant, tailor & beer retailer, Hungate street
Cooper William, beer retailer & brewer, White Hart street
County Court (Edwin Plumer Price esq. judge; John Baseley Tooke Hales, registrar & high bailiff;
Saml. Maidstone, bailiff), Town hall
Culley Frederick, builder & contractor, Cawston road
Dale Deborah (Mrs.), hair dresser & fancy repository, Red Lion street
Davison Jas. baker & miller (wind),Cawston road [and Buttlands lane]
Ducker Samuel, carpenter & wheelwright, White Hart street
Durrell George, cowkeeper, Pound road
Durrell Walter, Feathers inn, & currier. Cawston road
Edwards John, china dealer, Market pl
England Wallace William, grocer & draper, Red Lion street
Finch Walt. J. photographer Red Lion st
Fisher James Hunt. inland revenue officer, Commercial road
Fitt Edward, market gardener & greengrocer, Red Lion street
Fitt George Richard, draper & milliner, Red Lion street
Forster William, solicitor & clerk to the magistrates, Market Place
Fox John, poultry, pigs &c. dealer, Drabblegate
Fox Thomas, watch & clock maker, jeweller & optician, Red Lion street
Frankland Rd. ironmonger, Hungate st
Frosdick William, steward for B. B. Sapwell esq. Cawston road
Frostick John, farmer. Buxton road
George Edward Robt. chemist, Market pl
Gibson Joseph John, clothier & outfitter, Norwich road
Gidney Henry James, solicitor & clerk to the guardians & superintendent registrar,
clerk to Assessment Committee, Rural Sanitary Authority
& to Hevingham & Felmingham school boards, Old Bank house
Goodwin John, Star inn, Red Lion st
Goodwin Robert, market gardener & shopkeeper, Carr's corner
Gotterson Thomas, carpenter, wheelwright & smith, Cromer road
Goulder John, farmer
Greengrass Fanny (Mrs.), ladies' school, Burgh road
Grimes Jas. butcher & farmer, Millgate
Gurneys, Birkbecks, Barclay & Buxton, bankers (Charles Rogers Dewhirst, manager),
Market place; draw on Barclay, Bevan & Co. London e.c.
Hales John Baseley Tooke, solicitor & registrar of the County Court, Market place
Hall John, shopkeeper, Cawston road
Hatcher Samuel, tea dealer, Cromer road
Horstead John Maystone, builder, Hungate street; & brick maker, Banningham
Howe Thomas, baker, corn chandler & beer retailer, Hungate street
Howlett Robert, clerk to the commissioners of income & land taxes, Market place
Hubbard Stephen, plumber, painter &c. Red Lion street
Ingate Lewis & Son, coach builders, Cromer road
Inland Revenue Office, Black Boys hotel, Market place
Jarvis Robert, boot maker & tea dealer, White Hart street
Jay William, New inn, Red Lion st
Jex George, shopkeeper & marine store dealer, Hungate street
Lake James, farmer, Stone gate
Larke Joseph Palmer, tailor, Red Lion st
Laxen Ann (Mrs.), saddler &c. Market pl
Laxen Horace, baker & confectioner, Red Lion street
Lemon William, auctioneer, valuer, saddler & farmer, Stonegate; residence, Red Lion street
Literary Institution (H. G. Wright, sec.), Market [lace
Little Frederick M.R.C.S. surgeon & medical officer & public vaccinator, 4th district, Aylsham union,
Manor house, Norwich road
Love Frederick (late Cornish), furnishing & general ironmonger & implement agent, oil & color merchant,
Market place
Loynes Edwd. plumbr. &c. Commercial rd
Mack Hugh, farmer, The Wood
Maidstone Samuel, bailiff of country court, bill poster, town crier, &c. Town hall
March John, grocer & draper, Cromer rd
Martin John & Son, blacksmiths, Staithe
Mayes Francis, carter & lodging house, Cawston road
Medlar Robert, shopkeeper & butcher, Hungate street
Middleton John, baker, grocer & draper, Millgate
Mileham Walter, correspondent to the 'Daily Press,' 'Norfolk News,' 'Norwich Mercury,'
& Norfolk Chronicle,' & deputy superintendent registrar & collector of taxes, Red Lion St
Miller Hy. shoe maker, White Hart st
Moore Emily (Mrs.). laundress, Cawston road
Morton Mary Ann (Mrs.), pork butcher, Hungate street
Morton Richard Jn. surgeon, Market pl
Morton Richard Kay, surgeon & medical officer, 6th district, & workhouse, Aylsham union, Bushey place
Moy John, hawker, Carr's corner
Needham Walter, umbrella maker &c. White Hart street
Newstead John, market gardener &c. Millgate
Newton Thomas, boot & shoe maker, Market place
Nicholls Arthur, saddler, Millgate
Nicholls John, furniture broker, Town la
Nicholls John, White Horse, butcher & farmer, Millgate
Norfolk Regiment (3rd Volunteer battalion, C Co.) (Major C. W. Archdale, captain;
Charles Roger Dewhirst & Benj. B. Sapwell, lieutenants)
Nuthall Edwin, pharmaceutical chemist, Red Lion street
Ollett Alfred, market gardener & seedsman, Millgate
Overton John, shopkpr. White Hart st
Page Hy. grocer & draper, Market pl
Partridge Daniel, butcher, Red Lion st
Payne William, leather cutter & tobacconist, Red Lion street
Poll Henry, farmer, Cawston road
Poll William, Bull inn, Red Lion st
Porrett Geo. cattle dealer, Blickling rd
Prangley Thomas surgeon, Heydon rd
Proudfoot Robert, shopkeeper, assistant overseer & registrar of marriages, Red Lion street
Purdy Robt. John Woods, landowner & farmer, Woodgate house, Cawston rd
Read Thomas, Anchor, Millgate street
Reading Room & Library (H. G. Wright, sec.), Market place
Richardson Elizabeth (Miss), ladies' school, Millgate
Riches Richard, shopkeeper, Red Lion st
Roe Frederic W. C. registrar of births & deaths for Buxton sub-district,
& relieving & vaccination officer for Buxton district of Aylsham union, Red Lion street
Sands Sarah (Mrs.), butchr. Red Lion st
Sapwell Benjamin Beckham, landowner & farmer, Sankence, Cawston road
Savings Bank (George Bower, sec.; open ,monday 12 to 1), Market place
Shreeve Thos, farmer, miller (steam & water), coal, cake & manure merchant, Staithe
& Great Eastern Railway station
Sizeland Mary Ann (Mrs.), laundress, Hungate street
Smith Lewis Hiram & George, correctors of weights, Blickling road
Smith Edward, builder, Red Lion st
Smith James Henry, boys' boarding & day school, Commercial road
Smith Richard, horse dealer, Blickling road
Soame Emily (Miss), young ladies' boarding & day school, Cromer road
Soame John, farmer, Sprat's farm
Soame Maria (Mrs.), farmer, Cawston road
Soame Wm. blacksmith, Cawston road
Spinks Wm. fishmonger, Hungate street
Spinks William Walter, basket maker, Upper Hungate street
Stapleton Christmas, Black Boys commercial hotel & posting house, & inland revenue office, Market place
Starling William, basket maker, boot dealer & ironmonger, Red Lion street
Stearman Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Red Lion street
Stearman Frederick, tailor, Hungate street
Stevens Samuel, machine proprietor, Commercial road
Sutton Susannah (Mrs.), outfitter, Red Lion street
Thompson Mary Ann (Miss), dress maker, Cawston road
Tuddenham Robert, builder & cabinet maker, Burgh road
Ulph Richard, tailor, Red Lion street
Vince James, bone, cake & manure merchant, Dunkirk
Vincent Henry, tailor, White Hart st
Wade Charles, watch maker & gunsmith, Hungate street
Wall Ann (Mrs), shopkeeper & lodging house, Hungate street
Ward Charles Harvey, grocer & draper, & agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & spirit merchants, Market place
Ward Edward, jobbing gardener, Hungate st
Whiley Walter, Unicorn, Hungate st
White William Frankland, saddler &c. Red Lion street
Whittaker Last, jeweller & watch & clock maker, Market place
Williamson Hy, shopkeepr. Red Lion st
Winterborn Jas. millwrght, Cawston rd
Woodhouse Edward, Red Lion, Red Lion street
Wright Elijah, boat builder, Millgate st
Wright Henry G. farmer, Commercial rd